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MONDAY, 51-Alte11,10;
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°frit - AND COUNTY
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FIRST EPiTZQN-, • x" to'p;
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comungiOvrionp intended tor piiblicti."
!WI! in tho Heins ucittst be noggin pouted bY,
is responsible' iisino, ha a guarantee oi , phi.
ccrityoli the part bf th 6 tvritor, The nartio
w ig not bOpythilatilitittless to doelked by'
the correspondent. i•• .
Correspondente shotild trutittl thole tout.
inunleatlons .alihrt and to it 0 ,ppint. Our
tp4oe Is too !United for very ion -I
0 firth:dee,
Write ' ea ana We of aer and
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plainly asonly-
I,nyyibitt;'tyltbO thoutp flopurishes.
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bv ,; s ( . ,,niaras who tail .to teoeivo 1110
t $ regularly, ill ail
a favor by.
leaving notloo at thlt r co; wboro all cow..
plaints
Will
I rregul ail t. attendedga,o, ti d.
l ivoty Will bo proupt y to •
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iDVIenTIOIOO aro, ratoc6to
rto bawl lu
t h e ir a dvortlvetnents a early.in tho day as
yo.9lble, a 9 our raptoll inproaallig otrouloo ,
l ion com pels uu to go t o ,preas ftbouto 9 p.
OttP. JOBBING REP 0 1.11T3IENT.-ti 1O de.
wire to call•apeolal att talon to the excel
lence and completer) t: • of.oUr Jobbing
Department, Ohr .turning
out work aro auperlo . to .tthlose of Inky
other oflico •In thin city. presses
aro kept constantly running's, ,ft d any.
t hing, frail) the largest otter t the , tl.
Most card; can ha print° en the" holiest
no tice, Our compositor are ski ful and
tasty, and wo proudly point to our dardo,
w il e , book 'work, &0., as the best :spool
mong of the typbgraplitcal. art • which are
gotten up In this city.
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RUPIIONO FG Women pay three In
oil all daily balances, four nor cent,'
mouth and fire per cont. or oho yo
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mum v lavS titms.
A largo number of p mom! \viwo out
wring° ridllig yesterday. Ltltoty, mete
came in for a good sharo of hushosil. '
Two n►en canto to a ntlaunderStaTalltig
at Fltll► mid Toni► streets . on fiaturday
»Ight. Their ft:kinds did not allow theta
to carry out tt►olr threats;' and thug pro
rostcd.tlio flow of blood,
our• ropQrtor 4v1118001) gather the news
orti yOlOcipCl.lo.
Thu voloolpoda rink .at 11.0 ICOystono
I Inn, fa still attracting lariro crowds to
witness tlio sport. • 1
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- Tho Nomalnit Firti Company bay°
romitly put a splondid 'carpet In thoir
hall.' • , •
A s , oung lady foil at ttio c4tior of dtli
and Penn streets,on Saturdai afternoon,
and spralncd her. foot, . : •
How. Pencil Cooinbo, ocouplod :the
pulpit In tho St. Alathow'q Lutheran'
Church yottorday inornlngt and, woe Hs
tondod to by a largo congregation.
(311 ea hanged 'himself on Friday;
in his barn in Earl township,thie county.
The man appeared to be Hulled% from
Homo unknown causo and thtta put an
end to his existence. Hole supposed to
have been insane. - ,
If. F. Owen, who was absent in Colutn
hie, 'South Carolina, for the pot week,
returned on Friday oVeningoyell" pleas
ed with his trip to tho sunny, ElOtlth.:
The members •of fBolinylklll Dame
Ball Club, gavo 'their flri3V,grand . soda
blo at !Abiity Hall,' on' Sattirday ovon
ing. It )vas. a pleasant affair,' .
.'rho Mellow diolora •Is 1 . provolling
throughout I3pru, Contro , And. Perry
townships. • :4 ,t
Veloolpotlos wore out yost4day. '
A huge number of people nero qt tho
White House ye-genie)? afterpoOn.
Samuol, Losslir is at wOric'Oreotlng .
.bullding for Um manufacturo 'of figrloul•
to rali mploments on NortkEiglith stre'ot
mat Elm.
'rho• new, Floral -House of Burnett;
next,te tGo • 'National Unionalank, Is US
sttuilng shape. 'We may seen, expect . to
floe it In full operation. • •
Sonvi innliotom person yosteirday
broke the glass in the phologrAph ease,
of the °lobo Valle**,
Tho Commissioners or Hollis county
kayo fur Hamburg tomorrow morn ug,
to hold a rotting of the county bridge at
Ault town. They will holirtiession Both°
three days.
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A largo number of. boyi and young
men wore playing base loan yesterday
In the surrounding fields of' tho city. ! •
R
• Cap} ain Oscar . Christ has leased the
laiihil g
_on &youth street and Cherry
alloy s an armory for the uso' of Ihe
eoinpa y which commands.
A. b antlful . cane of ebony with
gold boad,lotten up by Nagy, tho ',jew
eler, of North Fifth street, a most botiu.'
tiful production, has presented to Mr. J.
U. A. lloffeditz, on Saturday evening,
by the employees - of the lidet Penn:viva
nitt Railroad Company.
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Mr. Chi . nso, .101 Penn , has in hie
poosossion 'nil ogg which . tnensnrcti '0 by
S inches.
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.Tho imam of Hiawatha Lodgo, No
90,, IC, Of 1 ) . - ,Wili hold a special iitneting
MA (Monday) 'ovoning nt tihraiy IRO,
lo•tako action on tho lky:laws.
John 11-Echtornnalit NUL At a"'
tioii tlibi (hf9ficiity) OVEiUlnit t t4e.Corn
or of anti Button Wood strots, iilg
outfro stook of itoiv (malt. .
Tliolnombors. of tiro Ilasf;
flail CIO; oloaTod Pa - at' their ball, ott
tSaturtittTuight. ''" ' . 1 •.•
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NEW housEs.—Danlel Miller Is Until:l
- - threo -mew houses at Third • and
lyohlngton, Streets,'and" four others In
arms &ocoud street, * be-.
t)rton,Tirauklin and C.hostnut.. - Such en-
Itiprlsing Mon;ae lkir, Miller doServe , alt .
Pe , Aiblo atteee.
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bouß MILITARY COMPANIES are .noiir
ben% or/nized in Reading. ' Company
A, First eading ltitiferVeg, gapt. Oscar
Thehris , nrigiboref ninety-eight men.
hiwo toeolved their Springfield
stueltets awl accoutrements,. a • nd !lave
the promise of preeoh-loadorif as seen as
they can be procured from tho general
govornmonfat Washington, Their uni
form is a close-fitting dark' bluej acket,
light blue pants, and dark • bluecClel
lan cap, .without trimming, . The com
pany expbct to maked street pUrade on
the Ist of May, if the • weather is fine.
Thoy have rented an armory at Seventh
street and Cherry alloy--the olti_ Tinton
11411, The First Lioutomint is Thomas
F. Lincoln ; the Second I 4 ieutonany will
ho elected this evening. •
Capt. Williatu F, NVitifor has organized
a company Of al:giut, •• o 1 men,
with Thomas Weaver and Wesley
Holders as Firat Arid Stipend Lieutenants.
They have not iecolved;their artful,' nor
havo the officers boon cogunissionod.
'Choir uniform is a dark blue blouse and,
cap and light blue pants;'. They moot' at
Auleabach'a Ilall every Tuesday oVfl•
magi
Capt. Philip Bissinger Is raising a OQIII•
pally of Infantry, which Is not y.et t
110 has about fOrty tames on the r 0.11;
The object is to make this
_a 4 ‘Oraott"
company, with au e*.ponslie uniform,
consequently recruitin g td ..-` •
Capt. Weidner 14 raisingu 'cont.
Pally of &naves, which notnkisesnbota
twouly-iltre inemberh
uniform is to bo blue and red. Thor ore
not fully organized. •
if ttli
than to lOok,tt ;T e l*, Ml* bdi t Or,
w Tway in 9,sr •oaVkenterpdam
at a diattineo. .Cap IlatO," - go =it' do'
111arri8e!
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A • h •
ina 0-11 Strunk4o
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fearhaly dilapidated' yeatvgrdaY,L_l4ef*.
1300 D; ta the' oorriair o,lTonn avid Fourth
streets.' 'HS was tying in 00141441 e of
thppavement, and there in, all prohabil•
Oy he Would have remained bed - Of.
Moen Culler! and Qoodhart .
_passed
,aloe and observed his, plight. With e
groat dOal of diffieulty, on amount of
his unstrung nerves and • limber none
they got hint to tho' Station House.
Poor John had .no money. this mora l;
mg, and wont behind the hers to rinni
ludo. over tho iniefortunesof a Sunday
drunk. • . •
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' There were 8 lotigerA at the 'Station
Home last night. • • '• •
Elumnp;-4oliu Hower, an inmate of
the Berke County" Alms House, was
found , doad 'in his room MIS morning,
He hunk himself with a strap, one' end
of Which Was fastened to the bars pf the
windoiv. Ho was 03 . yeara old, and was
itdinitted into this institution Marsh 3rd,
1860; An inquest was hold on the body
by Coropor Fox, of Reading. Tile in i 7,
gave their verdict wording to the tes t
"that the said John Bower ca e
tolls death , by hanging himself with 'a
strati fastened at the "bars of thole window
in his room_, Cause, insanity."
t r cent.
for OHO
OVER DBESSlNO.—Butoliers wlly
kill their victims before dressing t hem.
Mothers frequently' dress theirs 'before
killing them. We noticed an innoeent
little girl, of about flit) years, in the
street,yestordoy, dreamt and pinched,
within an, in'cb of her -life. Pot health
and comfort, she might as well have
boon In the embraces of a young RRROOR:
da. But though the pattern xvas• seam,
it was a love of a pattern, and Ole 'little
creature wore a butterfly on her head..
and of couredit was all right, and' she
was a darling. Jlow would one manage
to have a game of • romps, do yeti thirik,
with such an.anatomy of silks, Igee and
ribbons? One might as well atte m pt to
romp with a fancy show case. We have
a laW; and.a very good one it is, 'to pro.
toot quails. Wo want another—a law to
protect children. If they are afraid the
race of quails _will ,bo deetroVed, what
are we to, say. of .childrou? WhY, there
ore places in this laud of ours, where'
one can see five hundred epitothes of hu.
inanity, without seeing 'a'. single spoilt.'
mon ~of au old.fashioned, red.dheeked,
checked-apron child,
THE PENN Itl;srsuawr,lo2 Peen Orea,
'hasjust been opened by Alison lielninger.
All kinds of the best eatablei - and drink
ablus always on hand. Meals served at all
hours. The neatest bar-room in the olty,
with the Mist of wines, ale, lte. 'Give him
a Call, [mar 10-atd.
COUNC/ ' I . / PROCEEDINGS. ••••• Tbo. City
Counolls hold a inooting on Saturday
evening, but tranwuctod Very little . bust
-11080.
. tho Soled branch, Mr. Morris,Chair•
man of the Committee on City• Property,
submitted in writing a longlepor.fi of his
action as Chairman 'of 'Hata , Committee.
His report was subseq'uonty presented to
the, Common Council, and was laid on
tfyi table... • •
The fieleet 4 branah also passed . bill,
changing the nafnes "of‘eortain stteets,
and a bill appropriating $15,060 to erect a
City Hail on,the site of the present look
up,, and concurred in the bill making an
appropriation of $30,000 'to the Depart
ment of Highways, for the your 1569.
xu the Coalmen branch, the b 1 1 chang.
lug the names of streets, and the bill ap
propriating •515,000 to erect a Cityliall,
were read and laid on the table. •
•Mr.*Goodm an presented a report of the .
Bbard of Water Commissioners (as at
present constltutpd,) fixing the 'water
rates, which wail read and laid on the
table; and a resoliition authorizing - sneh
rates, which was twice road, And - after
some discussion, was tabled. Up also
introduced a resolution approptiating
$4OO to the Water Commissioners,ito lay
water pipes in Eleventh street, between
Chestnut an d l / 4 Spruce streets, , and ono
_appropriating NW to lay pipes in Seooud
street, •between Chestnut and Spruce
streets but the Councils refused to ens
pond tile rules for a second'reading.
Common Council than passed a resolu
tion appropriatliag 090 to prepare stone
for streets, and adjourned.
The Select branch remained in session
a half an-hour later, ventilating propost
tkms before it, but came to no 'definite
conclusion.
LSE ALARM of fire, lust ovoning
whilo a largo proportion of our people
wore In church, caused much exeltomont
and confusion. Those false Marais are
becoming too frequent, and we call upon
.Counelh3, iu the name of ,the order-loving
°Ultima of Beading, toltbate the nuis
anco. If there is no ordinance provid
ing for the punishment of persons rats
ing a false alarm of fire, such an
ordinanco should be parsed at once. To
nervous or sick pooploitho cry "tire 1"
is pooullarly injurious, as no one knows
that the tre may not be neat. at hand.
Besides, the distUrbauce caused on a
Sunday evening is intolerable. 'Lot
Councils attend to this thatter , Imm'edi
'story, 'ancl lot our firemen assist them in
punishing-those disorderly persons wbo
raise false nlarnO, and th 6 praotice will
cease. • • •
TlLiti . ORFILANti 3 MOTE AT WOMULS•
DORF. oontrlbutor tb the last num
ber of the RoforMed Church Messenger,
in spooking of this noble Institution of
Charity, makes Up statement that there
is nothing In the Treasury towards the
next payment; which beootnos due in
Weber next. • The writer Says the Home
Plias hithorto boon supported far boyond
.tho expectations of Its ,riends. The
Board has bo on enablqd to Meet the first
two paYmonts• on the p roperty,, besides ;
defra3iirig tho current , expenses of the
Home. 5
~ iF BO 7 eti do two more
payments to moot. One will became due
QotoboY next. The Board of 'Managers
naturally Too' oonoerned, as to how it'
'shall bo met, dud if possible wish 'to
make- timol,y preparation for its pay.
meet. .
.Durlng the month Of Jaituat7, we re•
calved many OILS amounting in all to a
oonsiderable sum. Valuable and useful
as thpy were, thet o,onsistod Chiefly of
clothing and prov ions, qf courao they
aro worth to us their frill value in money.
But for the last sl* .mouths our receipts
In money ivere less than ' during, the
Corresponding six montha or tke pOvions
year, ,
Two reasons can be assigned for this
ditninution in our receipts. At ow•anni
versary in July last, the Treasurer:a 'rev
port statod, that them was a balcnoti
several thousand dollars in the Treasury.
'Doubtless seine friends thou htthit to
be such a prosperon fl
s tutuot condition,
that they felt thenasolvtialus WO
lug loss for the Ileme during the pent
year. But the balance in the Treasury
was used to meet the , last' t)ototter pay.
meat, and a yggod deal more than Um
wre4iditod;" •
PustorsAnfrelgons stud Stipeiluten!
dente °Coin ay ho o ds are earnestly,
entreated' to ,do t eie„ part ' ' *sing
w mo rk y h e l r t hae3f p tO x go p 90 r
o,o t.
triooSthekr
loss. •
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~..Banktre.).o.lB, NO* eth:
)tgnoto as:MIOW's I.ek • •
ANAnties liare4cl.s.ls6o•
old .6.4hogin, . • ,
via .
4 Julyoßtl.han. - 115
1065.1itay RUG NO,
New
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taw eg
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ew 1 1e 1613, • • C' •
Meti,VOtt,yßOn4S it .• • •
laold in NeitYor tirk 1 1 1 ceolook,:'
, )3l
.004 . In *sans a; Button Jeitros.l *1;0
Eight lOada of .hay wine - trough yin, do
FridaY Five:,loada of it
weft) Titnottiy and watt taken at, Stkper
Ocio pbiinda. Three loskda;tneadOw,wero
,diopoeed Of, at $l4 per2IXXI pounds.
Straw ) ic•aglye,in buudleei , was taken at
$0.60 per. 1000 'pounds,. Eleverallqada of
tangled straw hero ;iota. 'at $ll pot 2000
panda. •
The Price of :Wheat.
• The Pbleago Tribune a ssigns reasons
for arguing that thb vie() oif• wheat .will
be muclilowor *ring- tho coming year.
*lt concludes its article by saying; ."The
best - thing that holders 'can •do, is to pie
pare yilooli their •loases in the laee'as
gracefullly as may be, and• decide to let:
go, lest the 'thence of sellingini deoled
In MM. , ' The supply 'is too abundant to
admit of a scarcity, and''aellers to 'thq
great:*world of consumers, are too nu
merons to admit of the holaers being
able to dictate in the °matter prices."
It will be:seeo by on , tyricesithle
ing that slight decline m ilouchtis,taken
plate; ' White - wheat flour, OW barrel,
from $12,t0 $11.50; Red t extra rattily,'
from $l,l to $10.5Q. . Family from $lO.-
50 to $lO,. The demand for oats con,-
thilteigood, and the p'aying price has
vanced from 00 to 05 cents. • •
BELLING r 1110119:
White Wheat Flourrr'bbl. $ll 150
Red •si Extra 'anilly iler Uhl -'lO 50
II II " ;+- " " ....... 1.0 00
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CO/1011OP (uew)
Best
.11431dlluge, s' •‘ ? ' -05
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• . 1 110
Cotamon i 03
Man, • ~...u.....,:, ' • 40
Corn Meal, " 1 , . ' ' ''l CO
PAYING mops.
Wit ,Whaat 1 t3o@til 00
R o d 41. II 5000. 70
Rye 1 40
Oats - 05
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Cornl. „ • 85
.The Foal Tiage.
The trade remains, Without 'ehatige
awaiting the fixing 'of the drawhaelis bn
tolls for coal going East, which have riot
yet been promulgated, • I
.
Representatives of the different carry-
ing companies met in Nov York, last,
Weeh, to harmonize on the rates of tolls,
&c., but whether they' eamo to a' full un
derstanding iho subject wo have not
heard. There was a report that they did,
not harmonize, and thati•perhaps is the
reason that they have not yet been pro
.
tunigatect
, ( ThOriees of 'coal `will not bo lower )
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and wp hope the ,drawbiteks will
.bo
fenged:ea "to' give' our operatove a
eltanee• in the market& abroad i with the
other regfons.•;--Miner's Journal of Sat
tirda,y. ; •
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.The COal Market. •
Egg and Broken Coal, .•
Stove; • -
Nut, • •
Poa, ••• - , •
Bituminous Coul t , •
Narlgaflon (loaf Truth,.
The. following .is the amount of cool
transported on the Schuylkill Navigation
for tlio:weok ending Thunday, March 11,
1869 : %
Tons. Cwt.
From Port Carboh, 182 :OQ,
" Schuylkill Haven, 756 10
Totitl for weoli; 088 10
Total, • On 10
IiA7IO,E BrEOIAL THAI:A! SALE.—WO desire
to call the special attention of our readers
to.the very largo sale of now and elegant
Furniturci, to Harrill
hold On Tuesday, Hare
10th, at 10 oglilook, at Concert Hall Auotiotr
Rooms, 1210 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
This Weis on account of large manufac
urers and deilera, consisting of some timed
hundred suits Of Walmit and Cottage Pur
nitnro, of the latest and Most fashionable
;styles . ,:comprising parlor, 91iamber and ,di-‘,)
n1110 1 1'0961 suits, This. is %taro opportunity
for doialord 'oensumera, as the sale is
without reserve; T.. A. MoCiaLFAND, Auc
tioneer.mar 10414
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- ' . I Tb/to way soar and blanch your brow,"
but It cannot silver your hair, if you two
that exoollent reuower known as altarrott's
Vegetable Hair Itogtorativa" to' the obi°.
/lite Oplustori 01'101 tho vile compounds
Withlyb)oh the "market' Is IlOodod.—Torti•
mouth aurstai. ' • . [Mar 6,—lwds
4.IVIFRTCAN
LIFE OOMPANY
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.. , OF .PHILADELPHIA.
J 4. E. Cor...rtntrth and Walnut Stricts.
EEL
Organized,
MEI
An Uld.COinpaily—Nottyly , !
A Bonn'' Coinpaity--48NOLO, 421500,060
A Safo Coaapauy:-Naves 19st a dollae!cor In
vestments!
AkEuterDrlsnig Colixpany-A;tisine44 to
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ly f • ;
A Paytelt,Copipany.,4o per scut„, paid,
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A. , HOME •COVIPALN"Y-4
1k T 1,14
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LIFE ".
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iOll )(AT DO ) WOAN F.
AT A! . ..1 1 4/ 4 j4;
. ' t3eo.
mar 18-w **4.foll•Y, go;ti
UXZZIE
EMI
I) per ton.
• 625
• •6W 'of
a 49' 's '
• ?Setif. 4A bil.
1111111
1850.
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- ,, T- - .41 . 4,74 Cg 1-4^1:41.7 ,•,;,' .'kitFit ''' ' ' 7 ,
RV Atiowitywor,Trin OM/
121 . '4641 °. ' - • '.: • 4. yorr . Ana .ia.
4iii
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1a0070110 1 4(!-,411.10.4.Ma "10.140.1Wd0 4 1. 1
toqv :•• -, ;1011;.„,glio,ist of alb Moles' of.,
the!* ddiOnokaalvlll 'pe ' delkiarld on ,
- flundOiiOritnatite)o•'• 1- - • ''. . l` ,-. " - '" • '
,•-r-,7-11,--" ---- - ? •
~PrXtig foiloilld ..•••-•i
idonitl,4tui hav been e re
"cblved for thaVrpbauti, litomo 'at Wow..
.0110 W; - Mre. .Wannali #uuter,..olty of
Reacunt, 4100.•:: Dr. Co vannet;Rutt,
town,: per , sym4ruan ' Es ( lii os . ol, '`
. V,rionditof the orpha is ato roquoated '
to,seua t4elol,ona,tions tojter. :B. Bats,
mani' Readln&: l'a. 'IMP". is: greatly,
noeded. D. IL Aunuturr; Supl...
Solii6 pCtion wont throdAli tlni mark, ,
Ot houses ou Saturday idght s and 0 psitt
butehor'a"blooks, and stands. -2'.
ME B MII
ABaaULTI4D.—X young gontionum,nu
his way home la tit night abont 10 9 1 olook,
was loadulted byaix men with clubs, On
Fifth street between 'Walnut and Elan.
They made soma illlgar .reni.ark, and
immediately !Amok at. him; bnt ho got
away Withaut any damage oxoopt spoil.
lug a now hat that Its waavoarlug. Tho
young man• had .Moen .calling upon a
young lady; and doubtless the “groon.
eyed nionstor," jeahmey,' was 'at. thec
bottom of tho matterY
• ,COPPEn)iIIAn SilAgn.—While Boy'eralf
Persons' woro ongagedin• tearing up thol
floOr in the Collar .undor E. W. :Earl tte
Co.'s Bank last week, thoy .name =UAW
,a , largkeepporhead bako about four,foot
lung., Tho snake a png intii the' Wall
and a,constant•wato is kept for, its ap
pearauce., The serpent way seen several
times within tho past foie years.--;:-:Dis- .
palqt. • - ' = • ,
Probably its paternity may be -traced
to '0 ,Cepperhoad newspaper that was
formerly rinblished kir that , blindly&
Who knows?—.7,;otirucd.
Probably tho .TOnrnars surmise is Cor
rect.r It tin, then : it att its Mends should,
keep a'sharp loolt-out. Its bit() is' dead=
ly to all those not of the Union faith,lind
who bates this ilGovornmont of whito
men for white men and their' posterity:
forever 1" . .. A blok.snal4e it; hates, and it
also develpp'es tho Baal° hatred toward
a Blank.ltepublican. Than is all Wo .
kriowittio'Ut It.. :•) -. . .
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Acore6t.—,A. littler RtU
Frank Bitting, residing in Washington
street aliovo 'tioyontli, fell on tho -pave
inent yeliterday,'andi dislocated her right
elbow. Abe limb wits aot by Dr. ,Schoe- .
nor, and shoots doing woll. •
CmiIANY A', Ist Rt,6l - Nct ltussatvicS,
meete,at Aulenbaohlt Hall this evening,
to elect a kleoond Libutonahtl *Soo hd
vertisernonh
, • IBoy Buatzum.—,On Saturday eve i r g,
Fi'ank Bain, aged thirteen years; resid
ing at 401 Wood alley, was badly •burn
ed at the noW..foUndry of Cox&Orisoom
at Tenth and lSiuttionborg streets, whero
he was employed. Ono of the workmen
was
,passing, the boy with a ladle of
molten iron, when ho attempted to lift it
over' the boy. The ladle, capsized, and
the hot metal ran.dOwn the boy's back,
burning him very severely. ITo was
taken home, and appeared to be pro.
grey favorably thlOcorning:
•
`A QUANTITY of old,pappr -14,
for attic.° In
t/afro at this Wilde. •
ISIMIED
V.4 I ,II4ILDAY 11113' beautiful, All i all,
name vied to render it ati charm! g' as
po:siblo. From early morn until late in
th. evoningiPerm street was filled' with
m I trionaderei the fair sox largely,' pro
d. tninating. - . Sento of the , ladles came
ot , • in their new Spring toggory, but wo,
tb nit thoy woro antleipating, Judging so
at least from the ,woathor Aids-morning.
It was almost to delightful to remain
wi. sin doors,' and many wont to "the,
con try to ouJoy the beauty, df Nature
in the•aolds, which are already boght.
ning to assutno their carpet of green, and
to h vo a qtdet, brief communion with
Nat i re's God.
_Callous indped must be'
the eart of any ono who Could , pot ap.
prociato 'Melia day. 'After six days of
toll. nd care, and • contrary "weather,
canto tho holy ono• of rest, radiant with
beaut and serenity. It wits•a day when
naugl but . ' iwaiso and thankfulness
shoal ascend .to Jehovah for His.:mauy
mere a and' kindnessosqvouchsafed to
us. migrant that the -conduct of our,
lives Maybe as serene and beautiful as
the weather of yesterifitty. :: •
Taw lIALL:—The White Runners Mid
the Clipper Base Ball Clubs ended their
match game or Saturday, whiob result
ed as fellows : • •
White Runners.
Kramer, 0., .
Bauer,
riitel, 8. 0.;
erbst, bat b„
ehol,,2nd b., '
eant; 3rd b.,
f.,
S. Vex, o. f.;
poem, r. f.,
Total, '
CliVper.
Ruth, 4., .•
Fisher, v.,
Young, 0..0.,
Shroader, lei b.,
Sigler, 2nd b.,
~„ Doyle, 3rd b.,
'l3Oudort, 1. f.,
Holler, c. f.,
Bright, r. f., .
• Total, " '3l • 27 •
.11nipiro, Ci. Ressler. Scorers : Etzel
of White Runners and -Bantle of Clip
per. . , - • . .
. .
LErra•—A obnimittoo of twolvo 'of Illsrf
severance Conuoll,No. 19, 1 Jr, V. A.M.,
left this morning for Philadelphia to at=
tendstho grand hall, of tho State Coun
cil, Jr.' 0. L 5. A. M. of Pennsylvania, in
honor of the fifteenth anniversary of the
order. , . • •.
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Tittil liptbavr.-- 7 Tbo iLiberty 'Steam
Fire ]lngine oi:tipsily, No. 5 of Reading,
r a.Ovill visit Trenton on Thursday, 13th
Of May next. , 'Whoy are to,botheguests
of the DolaWai'e, of that city. This is a
-return visit to this company, whci paid
tho Liberty a visit last summer. The
Liberty Wit:: Company is cona_posed of
somo oftbelXl
t young 01) of iiefighig•
Phitad4phice 6.11 7 1 daY ercil 2 `..V. •
WIZ
,MoNDAY; March 15.
•Tho Senitb:ofArkattsfts has ratified the
Buffrage 4tne)ulnleot. The Clecirgia
Senate has reCOnsidered its' adoption of
Abet A t tuondrOnt, but is exiseete4,: topass
again,: The lifait)o Legf,ifilatare adjourn.:
od ent atufrditi, after r.!;•; se2sion of 131)
•
„ .
Seeyetary porie has issued several or
ileisinteided44 l ) increase the efficiency of
06' 'lo4' SeFit . ice and correct 'abuses'.
The 'ninitiniportant requires that,,,hefor,e
nib *offincii:takeS 'command of a vessel, she
n u and liili".'condition.
ported - by:6ton line olliptra. •
. On' Sathircitiy; Gen,_ptiter pk e i tou t e a
51:1111)e'tt;,1a'ialc!red appliCant foc,itt9 .0100
'66:e 040,Nseisof irmir orlp'rb . to
44itteretari i'Pontwell: • Joubort:' ease U
t k
' • k
:htor of. Air•
0--,-
WM
OutH.
1 ,4,
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33 , 27
Runs. . Outs.
• 6 2
2 . 5'
3 4 •
4 • 3
3 .2
2 . ; 4'
4 1 .
4
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5• • 2
4
' .l 44,*cfa , ! k ) . " . i' r, , t
4:04:11. 1 % . 1 4 4 gliaOtii4 ,644.4piiirafell
by th 4 4oooiiiit!OutirOke k , 4w itaiki*
agent.kryhilidelplaa; :
i Noah L. Jettrie# has resigeed *MOP
ter• of the :tiakited ktitt4Peitedryil , - ,4 ,-;
Iron. Ames-butt tiii ox-t), 8,, S'etzetoi
froui . -Kentioh,y, died et tetkievliti,'"4n,
Satiiillitp ' '. "' : .' ~. .'. . ~ ;.1, . .:: .
Gihnor, tho,/GhnirOisn . Oflinsitibli•
can . I, si a to ~got h 'n'siftee of Viiginin,. be,
published n cora, 'Oppsing : this . nowfon
tionq for State ollicprs .nunlo by 'thei-re. ;
tersbuig Conveution.!;' ; -• •
Dr. Q.Y. Darden;'iiho - vinitiiiist„the
caitor of tho ;'Clipper'' at Wiitrentoni
Georgia, tins t4en from jail in dint city
by inasked.men' on vrfap:i e ight; „kola
shot dead. ".
The-English lark "John Bright" is re
ported to havo chew' wrecked iu Nootka,
poriakti o n Febrnary' and all on board
ar~lioßovod to have been lost. Another
hark bound foe San
frumbohlyittyiTis also iep_orted . lost
all on •
• Several men wore
. injuied, (line inor. ;
taliyi by' a ralirdad aceident'at, Ciatittna
ti,,ongtatyrdaY night. ?- . •
The cinigratlen.9tFrench Canadians,
to the' United States ' in . consequonco'of
•.
the organization or. i tho I ) oni i n i on nlni•
tin, still continues; • '
'The Spaniards Claim to have captured
the toym.of Mayari, in Cuba ? Several
prOminont•insurgents hav"i been captured
and shot. the.SPanish"troops massacre
their prisoners with knives, •
-•— ,
I IN 'flat=rALLowxnoNDAV A,' BA L.11(00.-
5 per cont. forp. , erkr. and 4 jior 'cont, for
oltot or pavioda: Alokicy paid on.sleniand. at
thq Reading Sayings 4ank.. (mar 11-Slew
.
•
, DIED
otty, on the
Anita, Wife of Urban ram, aged (4 years,
tote and 2 days. - „ -
the relattv,oe friends of tho faintly
are Invited •
,toi attend her funeral on
Wednesday morning at t Wolooli s - from th - q
reildeneo of ,her hushand, No. 51 South
Sixth &eat, Sorylas at St. Paul's Roman
Catholic Chur6h, -North 4 , ituth 'street" , Ju
torment attatholto Couietery. *
MEN ms.
E 2
13UBLIC SA - LB.—The BRICK noutit, No.
. 139 South MOO street, with 'all tho
modern eonVonlonope, and a lot 45 hy 230
Peet . wilt be•sOld at FOR° Salo on' SAI:UIt.,
DAT, March 200860 i at the Keystone House.
Condittonis Witte known nt time °reale by
• mar 15.5tdft • THOMAS
A,OO/418 TO LE,To,Tven comfortable Front
, rooms with the two of kitchen, and cel l
ar will be rented to a family without
olilltlten. Apply nt
mar 15-2td] • • No. gf 1 WAJIINGTON
B Ikt OVAL —.ESTERLY,S,BIW i tIIEIt,
WIIOLESAIf . JE and_ RETAIL' eaters
in OYSTERS, F. 181 1? PRIM, TRUCK.
&0., have . removed their ostablieltmcnt
from the s 'moment of the City 'Wei,
corner Sixth' and Cherry' streets, to
South ,East 'corner of lacroutlf and
Penn streets. A large stook of Oysters,
Fish, Fruit, Truck, Groceries and Pro.
visions, constantly On_ hand, and for sale'
at the lowest market pticos.
We invlte ail our , did customers; and
many,new ones, to eicargEne our stock
be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
tear 16-Std] ESTERLY a BROWER:
o4TTENTION, COSIIPAigY A.; IsT nEnn.
I RESERVES meeting for the
.141 U
otion of &mond LieutentMt wilt be hold
TIII4 EVENING . nt 7 o'clock precisoly,
at A.alenpneh's Ball. Prompt attendance
requested, as the polls open at 7 - and oloso
it 8 P., M. By order of
•intty . ls.ltdol OSCAR It, CHRIST, Capt:
AUCTION..:--John H. IMlternaelit iv 11 I P. ell
at. Emotion, on MONDAY 'BNB:ONG,
March 15th, at the corner•of 9th and • But.
tonwood etreetp, hie entire• stock or. store
goods. J. BENNETUUM,
mar 10iltd* • . , . Auctioneer.
A NEW W GONi . r.OR SATE.—the'
It. Herlbor has a new Truoic Wagon, with
Oovor and linptoved sprinasfor sale.
nif,'WOOMER,
Th
• ar 13•8til* No, i 2 N. Oth Bt., Ileadinu.
AVANTED—A WOMAN TO OLEAN AN
caw: ApDlyat
mar 14-41 THIS OFFICE.
New Furniture Store,
•
• No• 327 & 329 Penn Stroh •
UNDEnkIGNED ItESPECTFULLY .
invites pitblio attention: to hls large and
excellent stook Ready-made Bureaus, Bed. s,Washstau ds,Ward robes. Cupboards,
Hook (Imes, Chairs, BotaS, &to., of all sorts
and loatteras, and. at all prloeH, •_.
All kinds br , 4ltablnet Ware, from tke most
ornamental/iv - omm Bedsteads and , Book
(*MC to the plainest Athol 08 of FlifilltfUre,
promptly• made to order, Windsor (Thairs
of all kinds always on timid, . , •
Old rtiinituie Ronowod and
.Viirnished.
The old atook *NI renuiln at tile old stand,
No.. IRO Penn street, until April Ist. •
A . FINE CHANCE FOR BARGAINS. e
,After Aprli Ist, tho 8190 will bo
tratierorred to the
• = !NEW STORkiCt27 & 320 kiriNg
,
alreadropencd, where allin want or Fur.
atilt° can be suited in style and price.
mar 12-Iyd-ltwi WILLIAM KLINE.
ST.
P AE
1 .._ 0....,_1' _,.._D_
AY.
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~.., A. -LE C 1T.1,11, E -.
u naer.the a.uspiceS of the ,•
.•
~,.,.•
1 IBERNIA' SOC3I.O•TV,
'. - will be deliVered by' ' •
"I,tlAr s . J. 3. iiaBLVOIr; or PLina.,
•
in ST. rwrimis,,,vATitinto• Gutman, s
sth street, on the evening of 1114R011 17th
136 a, at 7'4 o'clock. " .
..
„ . •
• -" - 111.11IJECT: ,
, • - •
2 , • /risk in Antiphon, their Pailh mid
. their Patriotism.
• Proceeds in'aid of the Pastoral residenc e, (Mrs open at 6;c o'clock F. .s, I Leeture
commences at VA o'cloolr. ' • •
• Tioketp, 25 cents. for sale at the Pastoral
residenee, or by elther of the Committee.
• . _ . P. A. CONN ER,
~ . .. I , ' P. 111•11LLY,
' mar 15.= . .1 , - J.D. TI(llf.
. , .
lIV - 7 .
WANTED —A NO Y, between - fifteen and
siztecnsears of ago . Mist be able to
road and write. 'tolerance required. ,Apt
loly at city "tote), between 12 and 1 or 6 and
. T. Laraopti,
I Mar 15-2tdo . . '
• , . ,
rtlßLig BALE of 1 Horse, 3 Cows, pair of
Play lakideril; Pair of wood ladders, don !
e and singlo harness, cart harness, challis,
12,,,f0et ',chestnut, ' and • cedaF posts, and
hoe se turnittire - Of evory• ilesoriptlon. on
'FRIDAT, March I,l)th, 184% at ono Voloek nr.
x., at the rOsldeoee of EDWARD /MILL,
Northwest corner tif Id and Penn streets;
mar 15.2h.a4th ' , .
cARPETS.I‘ OA.UPETEI 1 1 , ''
.
. • i _ . .
13-11.'314.11,XL1CY & Co,' I L
Na. 118 porruusreet, below . Fafrovirolish
b4uriciell tiLleglti nod floveo44 rimes Si ,
. IteipeCtfultrinfarmt - ge ciiisarie of.itaadipg
and trinity. tbOt they are manufacturing tho
lriOs , bast Ingratti l inti-vool carpets, ever ailim :
ed in Shia eitY,q Latent hatterns; a*d. aclata.
t i t s
Wholesale, aft rti et Dior Ye*. wirer.
We invite., pli to to eXatilitlet entioods
beforeltittitins at t livrbtr*. / 11 14 lAVO VA Pell
cent'. Boy X% .0t t eien !lettag,hfid MY";
. .
341 32 7 41i14 ' . ' e , ....Mk H.-31414KM 4 . 0. ''
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VIAVNESS . '
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Distittatti o VIE
14. YE AND' BAR,
AND
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Ci.A.TailArtire
wii.o . pmr..o•
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ALEXANIAR omuiisoi; M. D.,
Ulu ,
,
'4lvri4on:uto
IMO
A Treatio . oh' Des l o3ji—Otault,
•
ltespectfully Worms the eitizons Of Read-.
ing and Vicinity that he will visit this city,
monthly. Moo at the, American House;
and will be'prOparrl to receiviS patients on,
Tuesday,Aprii sth, until Elatu rd ay, the 10th,
and again on Monday ` May 10th, to Wed.
nesday, the 12th; aftbr that time duo mince
will be given of each arintment s and can
ho consulted for Des wise, Noise in. the
Mead, Catarrh, Pisoba ges trout the Ear,
Acouinalittion Of Wax in the Ear, Obstrue
tion of the Eustachian Tube, and all acute
or Chronic Diseasqs of the Ear and Air Pas
sages. ' ' 1 . .
-.
AILTIV'ICIA4) IWl',s INBJIITED; IVITII
OUT PAIN, •
ml p6rf . gelly thp nnlueni eye
pvEßAT e toni.roit
=I
(LlTAltAlerr, BTItADIBSIUB OU VINSB
EyE, ARTIFICIAL rum, ao., •
•
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Skillfully vorlormerl,ttstl ull d3tuu3oa•of
EYE AND: EAR
Treated, and uvory OpOratimi in Aural and
Opthaliuto Surgery performed by•Dr.pAR. ,
RISON.
•
• •
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< .
i r ,II; a OARRIESON treats catarrh by the IWO
of odietitott 141ialttpOnY. •
- •
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RE
MEM
NOTICE.—Any one desirous of hailog
my opinion in an easel relating either to
tho Eye. Ear, or catarrh; will at alt li mos
receive the same candidly, if application bo
roma in person, r I AM' generally able to
ici
inform ths in uirer whether, or nOt a cure
canto offeete ; if-not, whether rater can
PP (1 181 e0.Akft What extent. .., ~ . .
• DR: GABRISON does not pretend to euri3
all diseases, but from his experience Of
twenty yixtrlV Pico:stied in Europe and this
g oqtrYrictlrcpate4 to treat all curable
•
DR. OtAilßlSol'i refers by, p.crelissieni to
the rolloWnsg m edical , gentlemen; Dr. J.
rMott Dr. Lovettaiew York City j_Brof.
attoOrn and Dr. Blake. Boston ; Dr. Moore,
Syracuse' Dr. Woodward. Troy,, ICY.; Hon. lychonslah fierce, New York. ~. •
For furthaparlionlars, references. tes
moulais, 4to„ arnd f9F Om tija,l: 4
war IS Oinattly 't.
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SALE.
ijiatkitOtTOlrtlittok . AND
tArsta or ' y Igth b it tiqk wltil
o Wooer& Du cove al q good
COViditiEr 29 280 not, At' nrovota
tko, al to ltt COD 8011 DC ER,
, to Agent; No. 30 No th 9th bt.
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STORE
AND
11.1. S JUST BEEN orliN ED AT Tun
con. OF EIGHTH AND PENN DM,
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ca(). 'ILUOIES4
Vor litany xears M o tshtor &Co.,
IANP
FRANCIS C. RHODE.,
. -
Son or Wm: MIN% amid thOltrin Of
HUG//E1 d
atIODE.
Ti,cy have on hat and will at all tialen
koop a largo nod w It soldatel atoek or all
brands and qualities Of •
12•IPORTED WINES,-.:Vmmt‘ t o .
••• WY. ";.
BRANDIES AND OINS, • v
. . A \ chbleo lot of
,
CHAMPAGNE AND MARET:-
4,180,,thi0 Ilonblo diettlied ryo wl4aky of
difforent brands;, also common rectified
whisky and vinOgar *ll6lo>talo Mid Mail.
Demijohns mpotttos of all oleos. goals
bo Bold Macs tb stilt tau thnoth
TiloY mit* d an inyitatian• ta tlibtr nu.
morowf friends and 110 PII 1 )1,4 get orally,
and holm by Btrlet attaimownt, Wetness,
AIM courtesy to all who may thVor them
thoir. patronage to gain the conli•
donde of buyers, HUGHES 45t, RHODE.
• Mar - .
Q
JOHN M. SIIAIgc)
JEWELLER
IBM
DIAltlO$D. SETTER,
NO. 600 PENN STREtt, READING.
[OVER; lillOW2eii 'J:MIMI MAT 143:01troo
fir firEWAI, ATTENTION 01yr.:4 TO
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D I 14. 0 1) a
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'SBAL RING WO
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It IifPAIIIINO PROXPtLY 'Avrimpr.o
To. ••• ' • .
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)lar 6-3uul . , .' • 44 ..
B UN T tN
FABItiONAi3LI' ,
EMT: STORE.
', PRING GOODS JUST OPZNINU,
.uk„AuTiftrt, law BTILES 'MUTABLE,
- •
• i . TO ALL stAiTES:'
A!l•ii,g*4 wftvran!etl to, give : satitititcf lon
.U1V1; U$ A (JAI:I q ,
•
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p 0 Ti c ROW, ,
51-1 1 2 1:11.1N OTII HET,- IpEADING.
mar 4.—til
SXED
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AC; it, U. ijr VI4,.L? : "}Y4R EIIOU S E
STIOHTER;
503 • Pools 'Street, Re adlngt . ril-
DLAIik OATS FILM PIANO Z EDWARD'S
'BLAND, BRIT/SILFOSEigSBIONs.
BED MEDITAIIII'AimAti 'AND WHITE
VILO,Of 8E D . WHEAT.
,CLOVE.% VLAX 'AND, TIMOTHY.
FRESH .GAIWEN SEEDS. ' .
CANADA', DEMI' AND RAPE.
AIM) ORCLIAII1) I,A.SYN 41:p.
„ ; -
pip Zie2nlsr
_ • •
on nnINTIXO t -Avory dotoriptliq .of Job
Printina exetootertAt tho! NAOLV
Prot Vitail , n4lo4olll, 043 PAU WOOL
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