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MONDAY, MARCH
UrraNIVIIOATI.O:Vg Intomle lOr publics.
.tion in the I Aocu muati bo II 6companimi by
r ovemilhle name. OA a gut ratite° of Bin.
-corltyohthepatt,of the writ r. The name
w ill n ot, to, put - Molted so desired by
the correspondent,
cor avolidotit4 ttlioiilrl m ko their com.
intirWat ott t short and to the point.. Our
Spite , t td too limited for 'tory long articles.
Write ! only on onm side of tho paper, awl
Ky philnfy as pOsslide, Withdut flourishes.
. 80 , 40 0 1 0;Rn who fall to l'onaillt the
itAote regtil4rly, will confer it fitvor by
pe,tvlng o f alrr le() at thegularity is Wilor co, wh
lateere all cow.
hglots o nesa at de.
'yell wilt L 2 promptly attended to.
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uN:gicrtfteas 1113 requested to flan(' In
tavir ert Iselnonts as early In the day as
ph,sll)le, as our rapidly lnereaslug
tlon compels us to go to press abouk2 p.
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Joniutin DEpAwrInENT.—rWo
hire to rail special attontion to the, e.icol
h•neo and completeness of our Ilbbhjng
p o partinont. Our facilities for turning
Out work tn`o kluparlor to those of any
islor Oleo in this city. Iriv'o pressos
sir() kopt constantly running, and any
thing, from the largost postor to 'ethe ti
niest card, can bo printed on the shortest
n tice, Oka compositors arc skilful and
t w o?, and wo proudly point to our cards,
13111% book work, ic., as the boat spool.
lo pief tho typographical art which aro
rotten up In this city.
Bcf 'lawman pay three per cent.
on all dots Idancee, lour per cent. for o i ne
month um lll4 por cont. for one year.
mar / I —(1 A;
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ALLOWED ON DAILY 11ALANOL9.-
5 per cent. fora vicar, and 4 per rent. f or
shorter periods. Money paid 011 deimmil at
clio Availing Sitvings (mar 11-dt
MTV AN!) COUNTY.
MUNE BIEGNTIONS.
Mounting a velocipede for tho ,
(line worso than going up a mounta
In ono ease you are thrown, and hi
other you throw yourself.
'l'ho county convention of tho Sons if
Americo, *bleb was ordered to bo he d
in Heading ou tho 27th inst., has ben
postponed until Saturday, tho 3a pf
April.
Yesterday day and night wore of equal
length.
Butter continuos Refire° and higb, and
the price is the cause of considerable
complaint from consumers.
This wook is Holy Week.
Tho activo and pasaivo membora of
tho Young Manalorohor of Re►u)ing,wlll
bold a mooting to-night at Aulotibach's
Tho sdolmylicill Navigation Company
havo a forco of workmen omployod in
_pnttlog up a new wall on ouch side of
tho Canal lirldgo, at Paokorack. The
old walk have boon, for HOMO time, 111510-
euro.
Shiro the n►au was found murdered In
tho Schuylkill, on Saturday night, it is
generally surmised that Nioholais t3luflor
was tailly doalt with.
FAKin o• finAgArt. 4
—At Lthrary
on Themlay oveuing. Mt rob 21(1, givonaway
n chamber net. .
We aro plea'iod to loam that Mr.
Lowls IColitior, 'formerly of Reading,
who broko his log by falling on the stops
of the Morehants' Hotel hi gottavillo, is
rapidly recovoring. His rainy friends
will bo glad to hear that thorn is no clan-,
ger of Ida losing the limb. r
it4l'MaAllattioli,"arvr,ol4 this Moti.
/la)) evenink at Krick's h otel, cornor
of Ir iftli and Washington streets.
Tho work of grAtling Nortl► Sixth
stroot will shortly bo reommod. '
Tlio distillery of Seibert Smith, near
Wouloladorf, this county, sitspowtod
oporstions Oil Saturday. 'rho laws as
laid out by Ex-oonainissionor Rollins aro
too strict for porsona who aro
The Steam l El' Forgo on North ghth
has street stispontipti work. ' .
N3ine meounclrels`robbed the lion roost
of Jittsol) .Ntorget, "1010 Penn Itreet, on
Sattn(hy night.
A num nainod Hendricks was knock
crl down On IVaShington strcot liestr
liood, on Saturday night, by two 'ruin.
sus, find robbed of ton dollars in inonoy.
:t-
Seventy . ..4lx portions wore confirmed
in Rol'. Knoll(lig% church yosterday.
Detective Smith, of Philadelphia, was
in town on Saturday. •
Aleen who can manage tho veloclppdo .
and ride at school, should have some r
grad for the limbs of beginners. ,Ws n
t iced ayoung man on Saturday night, fo
the sake of "showing oil" we presume,
ride in a very reckless manner, and run'
down several machines. Booing a102u14
also be stopped.
A velocipede race is now being ar•l
ranged, to come oil probably next Saturl
day at the Pair Ground.
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1 Tw 1 y0:111g 11101) came driving down
Penn st root yesterday, somewhat faster,
than the I.tw allows. Perhaps they were
"velocipeitigts.” -
Tao i•A xi s OP nitAmAn, on Tuesday
evening, :g.trell Zid, ;avert every lady at.
teadiitg nil Allegant 45 Picture Clasp Album,
hound in Cloth and Gold. •
Roy. Moiltirman,of Doylestown, occu
pied the pitlpit In the Fourth Street M.
E. Churcluvestorday morning and oven,
ing, and delivered able n0v11100,13.
We aro glad to hoar that RoV. Fernley,
of the Foulrth Street M. E. Church, will
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he permit ed to remain here another
year. it Is , Rev. Paulson , off' the Fifth
Street M. il. Church. " 1
Frank.Stillelt, the young colored man,
who was *catty so brutally assaulted,
left the Dispensary this morning, having
nearly recovered. { .
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. A. man never fools more like a fool,nor
looks like a!pair of thorn, than when he
wants to sneeze and can't. . ,
Goigor 431 Penn .street, hfYo
lust roccivo4 a aploptlikstook of hoots
oliors, hats nod caps—all the latest sty,loa
—which will,bo cliaposoli of at astoniah•
'ugly low pr i es. Co and see Worn. '
A fine Jo: at Franklin street and
j.enioa alloy Is offered for sale. Hee ad
vortiotnent.
Yellin tint Conftirclico now in near-
Mon ut Philnidelphin wil hold /its next
meeting at Pottstrillo.
The Pottsville SaengOrbund will give.
' a grand &all in Union Hall on Easter
l 'I °11( laY, March 29, Dip. Several Of our
citizens have boon Inv tett. . ' '
.• NORTII riElanzamn .ErartrrroN.—The
following le list of ownshlp Oincerit
oleoted On Frio ah for Istorth Iteldelberg
township:
Amos3or—ratic y tael
R. Filbert.
Inspectors—Wm. .1 1 :rnst i Hoary B.
Supervisors—Wm.
lor.
Constable—Samuel 11. -Potteiger.
Directors—Joshua Litmus, Jon.
annul r Dundor. a •
Andit!tr 7 4. M. (huller. . .
The a Tp officers are all ThitlV.:Wilty.
A groat 'deal or v•romenading ori Pena
knot one Intlillged to by our lads and
lassos on Saturday owning.
ROLE,..
PA.
The man who Brow the party linos w
not an artist but an arobitoct—trying
beyond) tile architect or hie ,Q Wn torte e
bk the apolla of government •
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COlail£4BllNERll'OP WATEII.—Tho fol.
lowing is theopinio4of the City Solicitor,
as to the tieloot Council,
at a meeting hold March 13, 18439, in re•
ply to a resolution of inquiry as to the
legality of the constitution and mannor
of constitution of the Board of Water
To the Me6Gara of the AS'elect Council of
the City ofd Beading:
2, 1869.
I am' requeSted by your Honorable
Body to give my opinion, in writing, as
to the legality of the present Board of
Water Commissioners of the city, and
also as to the legality of tho ,manner of
its constitution.
For answer to theso t i? propositions,
I bog leave th say that,Jin my opinion,
and as I ur derstand the provisions of
sections 2 and 3 of the actsof March 21st,
1863, Messrs; David A, stout, Jacob C.
Hoff, Thoma' L. 'Addison and Levi J.
Smith conell uto Said Board, have been
so. constitute , sworn lawfully, and are
therefore el° bed with all tho rights,
privilegel and powers Conferrod by the
City Charter and , ordinances upon the
Board of Water Commissioners for the
City a Reading.'-
Respectfully submittod,
D,AIt,IEL EItIiti,NTIIOUT,
I ''' City Solicitor.
RIAPUSO, ri., March 18,1869. ' '
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READIN(I timAnv.J-We aro requested
to state that the inanaors of this Institu
tion havo diroctod that no books be given
out during tho siext two mocks, to order
that all bo.)lcs now out may be' roturnod
to the Library with a view to a fresh
start. Tho old plan of , keeping tho ac
count of books lent and returned was
found to be attendod with molt trouble,
and a now and isimpler plan has boon
adopted which Nyill be carried out hero
after. The roturn of Nis books will also
afford an opportnnity for pasting the now
rules In all the books, and for having
many rebound hlolt stand in need of
this.
Pe Bond having books out of the library
are aferoforo requosted to return thorn at
as otirly a day asjpossible, as tlio tines for
keePing books oVor thno will.bo enforced
without respect tO persons. This course
has boon found necessary for the good of
the library, and nbuo shouldicomplatu.
ibb
'Si nANna HOW um'nons IT, Matra notco, l ',
—Thu Fakir of .Brawah giVes , every lady
attundlug his performances on Tuesday
ironing, anfolegant Album, holding 43 pic
tures bound In Cloth and gold.
BEnrr Towzgann ! ELECTION.--Sohyol
Directors, William F. Rorchar, Wash.
Lolubach ; arvisora, Jacob Lerith,
1 : V4111am M. Boh ; Judo, deorge Hart
man; Inspoctorm, vi Ilarti Bon. Bill
man; Auditor, W illam R. Bucks; Am-
Bosmor, Daniel R. Kramer;; Conotablo,
Jonathan Gickor; ovruship Clerk,' Dan
iol Ungor;.Justices of the Nano, Isaac
Rahn, William Y. Shoarore All Dont°.
orate but Moserts. Loinbach and
Por.w Atentrns.—Daniel Priest and
Morris Klinball wort) arrestot by Ofilcors
Miltintoro and Lawrence, on :uspicion of
having stolen a carving knife and fork
and 'a fur cape at l3ickol's Hotol, corner.
H of 6th and Washington streets, on the
.13th inst. 'rho goods woro found at Boch
toys Pawnbroker shop, on 7th street,
between Penn and Franklin, and identi
died, and Mr. Albert Bechtel, a son of the
sproprietor,tdentified Priest and Kimball
as tho parties who had sold tho goods
,there. The Mayor hold each Inl3oo bail.
A tolograni was recoivod from Phila
delphia on tho 17th inst. by CalA. MeNall,
Chief of Police, to arrost a boy named
James Moran :for running.awav frni - E. la"
wimau cobs. rue matter was
placedln the hands of Officors Kemp and
Briostloy, and , on Saturday evening,
about 8 o'clock, he was'arrested at Jack
son's Lock. Ho was retained until Sun
day morning, whoa his father arrived
and took him In charge. The bo'y came
from Philadelphia on a boat, 0
I r ink Hoye was arrested for drunken
net.A, on Saturday ovoning, by' Moor
Mauror, at the corner of Bth and Walnut.
had no money, and was retained.
John Frjtz was arrotod by Moor
Ooodhart, at the comm. of oth and Penn,
for drtinkennes.s. This' being John's
second or third offence, the Mayor gave
him 20 days on the hull.
Tui FAKIR OF llRAlciti gives away a Bar•
re! of Flour at Library Ball, on Ttleaday
evening, March 23d,
A MAN F 011111) 1111.111DIMED 1N TIM
SCHUYLICII,T,En.—On Saturday eve
ning, between 0 and 7 o'clock, the body
of a man was sepn floating in the Schuyl
kill, about three miles below the oity o ,
near Poplar Neck Bridge. Mr.-E. High,
residing near Poplar Neck Bend, pro
cured a skiff and brought the body td:
shore,witere it remained until yesterday
morning, when a jury was smith - med.
When the body of the man was found
his hands were tightly bound behind his
back and securely tied with a handker
chief; his face and mouth wore tied with
a long rod scarf, being wrapped twice
around, and pn his neck; below the oar,
a stab was found, made by a sharp in.
atruntent, supposed to have been a dag
ger, roSching in a 'great • distance, and of
Itself' ehough to produce death. The
body must have boon in tho water about
ono month,decomposition having already
taken place. Early en Sunday morning
the jury met and carefully examined the
body, but not being, able to idcnttfy the
man, they rendered a verdict that - ho
caine to his death "by violence at the
bands of some person or persons un
known to the jury.thi'r
The body was then placed in charge of
Mr. Henninger, undertaker, and brought
to the city', and placed in Mr. Henning
er's shop, wherolt was lying all day yes
tardily, up to 8 o'clok,k this s ,morning,
awaiting identification. The man was,
from all appearances, a (Orman, and
about 35 years of ago. Ito had reddish
hair. a black moustache and goatee,
which it seemed had been dyed. Flo had
on good clothing, dark coat, light, pants
and vest, woollen shirt, and good home
made boots.
—Mick) the above was In type, we learn
that the man's • name was 'Nis Peterson
Smith, of Pittsburg; aged 23 years, a
native of Denmark. He attempted to
commit suicide boar Reading, by stab
bing himself in the throat with a pen
knife, but he was taken to the Dispensa
ry, Whore he recovered. On the 27th of
February he wont away, by permission,
for a short time, and /1.9 ho never returned,
it was supposed ho committed suicide.
tie left at the Dispensary about $6121 in
money, a watch, a revolver, and other
articles. He said be had been robbed,
which Oallfied his attempt atlnfloide. His
clothing has. boon identified by Mr t Da
vid Levi, Steward of the Dispensary,who
also sho4Ved to his photograph, He had
a full face and rather a InOlaill3hOlY oast
of countenanee. The fact that his hands
were tied behind his back shows that he
could pet. have committed suicide, and
the- reason for his murder remains a
mystery.
Tits FAKIn op 71
1111 a
Box, on Tuesday ovonAng, March 2.d.
.ANOTLIBR ENTERTAINMENT by the
Rending Mtonnarchor ' consisting of
day next, at Library Hall. Thoso' who
are fond of good 11111A10, dancing, and so
cial enjoyment, will bo glad to hear that
the Mtonnerchor le about to gratify thorn
again. Their Rcdoutes have rendered
thew fatuous, and no doubt the coming
entertainment will equal any of Its pre
demeors.
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•itst of Jar O r .. f
• List of Grand Juro
Of Quarter Sessions,
Reading, in and for
Monday, the • 12th da
1869.
1 Althouse Daniel, fl
delbertz.
2 Boyer Charles M., armor, District.
3 Driebelbles Joel, f riner, Richmond.
4 Eckert Isaac, farm r, Wickland.
5 Fink Daniel, tarme , Upper Bern.
0 Faber Amos, farme , Exeter.
7 Frees Adam, Mark, oth Ward.
8 Geiger William, cl k, 9th Ward.
9 11011 Jacob, cooper, 2d Ward.
10 Helfrich David, carpenter, Alsace.
11 Klee Bonneville, farmer, Upper Tul
pohoccon.
12 Kline John P., yeoman, Jefferson.
13 Klapp Daniel, yeoman, 6th Ward.
14 Attestator John 11., yeoman, Bern villa,
15 Merkel John, miller, Colebrookdale.
16 Noathock Samuel, farnir,Brecknock.
17 Ritter Benjamin, farmer, Exeter.
.18 Ruler Charies,confectiorter,4th Ward.
19 Seifert Samuel, merchant,ltobeaon.
20 Shubert Augustus, farmer, Bethel.
21 Seaman William, farmer, Upper
]lrrn.
22 Schwenk Jacob, ualoon keeper, sth
Ward.
23 Winter Augusttia G., yeoman, Huta
. town.
24 Wanamaker Charles, moulder, Bth
Ward.
Drawn according to la*, Feb. 18, 1869.
CHARLES j. FABER,
GEORGE W. BRUCK MAN,
Jury Commissioners.
List of Petit Jurors to attend a Court
of Quarter Sessions, to be holden at Bead
ing, in and for Berke county, on Monday,
the 12th day of April, A. D., 1869. ' ;
1 Bickley William, carpenter. 3d Ward.
2 Body John, farrier,
3 Cliriet; Oscar," r estaurant koopor, 4th
Ward.
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4 Christmasult
Ss, 'Tanner, Greenwich.
5 Clay Nicholas 11, tailor, Gtit Ward.
6 Christman Frank 8., teacher, Jeffor-
ann.
7 DeTurk Elijah, farmer, Maxatawny.
8 Dunkel Ephriani, farmer, Emmen&
manor.
9 Droll elbles Simon, Innkeeper, Perry.
10 Theffenbach EllasOcarpentSr, Bethel.
11 Frees Georgo c anddler, oth Ward.
12 Good William A., clerk, Bth Ward.
13 (Miry Charles N., merchant, Here
ford.
14 Goodhart Jacob, shoemaker, filth
Ward.
15 Ome' Valentino, blacksmith, 4th
Ward.
10 Geist Charley, farmer, Longswamp.
17 Grimmer Ezra, farmer, Oley.
18 Haag George K.,Justice of the Peaoe,
Centre.
19. %imbed Daniel, chairmaker, 'et
20 Hill Harrison, laborer, 2d Ward.
21 riillegasts Jamb, drover, 2d Ward.
22 Hell Hanuiel D., Justice of the Peace,
Hereford.
23 Kaaba! Benjamin;farmer, Breoknook.
24 Kantnor William, c*rpentor, Bth W.
25 Klahr Benjamin, yeoman, Bernville..
20 Kline John I'., yoomun. 9th Ward.
27 Klndt Sam. Jr., farmor, Maidenornek.
28 Kiopp William, ,farmer, Upper Bel•
• delbork.
29 Koller William atone-cutter,
Klee.
0 Kaufman Adrini N. drover, Bernville.
1. Landis Henry; coal dealer, 4th Ward.
32 Leo John, photographer, 3d Ward.
33 Ludwig Rickard, luerehant, L. Hol7
dolbore
34 'Lotus Adam; farmor, Marion.
35 Mahan Joseph, yeoman, Bth Ward.
30 Mengel Martin, farmer, Perry.
37 'stiller Lewis, toll-koopor,
borg.
33 Prlutz Frederick, 4arpentor. Oth , W.
39 Palsgrovo Joseph, (armor, Union.
40 Rolgel Charles, salbon keeper, 2(.1
41 Rhoads Wm. S. drover, Amity.
42 Simon Merman, butcher, oth Ward.
43 Shaabor Mahlou,kmachinist, 3d W.
44 Stench David, Justice of the Peace,
schooner Wm. 0., rnachinlat, 7th IV.
40 Stahl() Benjamin, yeoman, Bth Ward.
47 Stump Joel, farmer, Perry.
48 Sterrett Jacob K., printer, 4th Ward.
49 W Moan Sam., teacher, Washing
50. Whiskeyman Franklin, butcher, sth
Ward.
51 Walter Samuel, Jostle° of tho Peace,
Pike.
.52 Nelda Solomon, jeweler, 4th Ward.
53 Yoh% Mili an, innkeeper, Exeter.
54 Zeller JacoWfarmer, Marion.
Drawn according to law, Feb. 18, 1899.
CHARLES J. FABER,
GEORGE W. BRUCKM AN.
Jury C(' n»missionors.
Liat of Travail() 3 more to attend • a
Court of the Common Pleas, to beholden
at Reading, in and ,for the county of
Berke, on Mo nday, the 26th day of April,
A..D. 1869. '
1 Andoraon David 8., F,thoomakar, Mb
Ward.
2 Bernhart Henry If., yeoman, Rus...
combanor.
3 Buchanan John, 'plasterer, 6th Ward.
_ 4 Becker 'floury, Limner, oth Ward.
5 Brendlinger Peter Yonerehant,Cole
brookdale..
6 Midler Conrad, yeoman, 6th Ward.
7 Drumheller George, farmer, Earl.
8 Fisher John G., farmer, 010,
' 0 Francis Daniel, miller ' Amity.
10 Fritz John, morchant,2d %Yard.
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1.1 Gerhart E 'thraitn,,farm ' er• Bethel.
12 Geiger Eli ah, farmer, Robeson.
13 Grim Dan el, miller, Maxatawny.
114 Gohris lion.l . ~ blacksmith oth Ward.
15 Gruber, Israel S., farmer, North Hot.
del berg.
10 Hartman "I t
eorge farmer, Bern.
17 Kline Aaren I{., farmer, Exeter.
18 Kline Johi, turner, Rockland.
19 Kemp John, innkeeper, Maxatawny.
20 Lupold Charles, farmer, Douglass.
21 Mohr Jacob J., merchant, Perry.
22 Manger Jacob N., carponter,Douglass.
23 McCullough Michael, pudler, 2tl W'd.
24 Moyer Levi, cabinet maker, 4th W'd.
25 Madeira James merchant, 6th Ward. -
26 Moore Joseph F., huckster, ltobeson.
27 Miller Jacob, locksmith, 2d Ward.
28 ,Rhoads Calvin B. clerk, sth Ward.
29 1 Ruth Cyrus, inni_isepor, Spring.
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30 Stoudt George, laborer, Ontelaunee.
31 ShellenborgerPeter,innkeeper,Wind.
flol*. 4-
32 Shilling Raninel, ihrmor, Cullum
33 Shadol Win. K., carponter, Bth Ward.
34 Snyder Augustus,
tailor, Oloy.
35 Thompson Augustus, yeoman, 7th W.
3() Taylor Pearson Y., teacher, Malden
crook.
Drawn, according to law, February 18,
1889. GEORPE W. BRUCKMAN,
CHARLES J. FABER,
Jury Commissioners.
List of Travers° Jurors to ' attond a
Court of Common Picas, to bo holden at
Reading, in and for Berke county, on
Monday, tho 3d day of May, A: D.,
M.
1 Boyer John, farmer, Exeter.
2 Burkert Joseph, laborer, Washing
- ' ton.
3 Bother - William, farmer, Rockland.
4 Birricort 'Daniel, Jr., bricklayer, 3rd
Ward.
5 Beard James, tobacconist, Bth Ward.
Bowman Isaac, shoemaker, Amity.
7 Deck Samuel, fiwrner, - Marion.
8 .Eisenbels Matthias, hatter, 3d Ward.,
9 Eckenroth Fratiklln, 'shoemaker, 2d
Ward.'
10 Epler John V. physician, Bern.
11 Forney Jacob 11. , Clerk, 7th Ward.
12 Frees James, pores-floa ter, Ruscornb-
Miiner. ,
13 Gilmer Willilam, teacher, Crernar•
von.
14 'Totten:stein A., Jusllco, of tho Peace,
Kutztown.
15 Hain Flamm)), oloric,.4th Ward.
lA Herbolnkleorie f farmer, Oloy.
17 Kissinger Henry, fanner, Bern,
18 Kline John IL, farmer, Centre.
10 Lutz John R., maehinist, oth Ward.
29 Leo Thonnis, Jr., farmor, Oley.
21 Leos Jerenilandahorer, Oth Ward.
22 Neff David, merchant, Bth Ward.
23 -plank John, farmer, Ciernarvon.
'24 Rob Jobo, fanner, Hisletkld,
25 Mattel William, farmer, Jefferson.
20 Raider Abraham, miller, Pike.
27 Schlegel Daniel, farmer, Rockland.
28 Sands James, farmer; Caernarvon.
29 Schweitzer Wilson, innkeeper, Oum
ru. • •
30 Summons Henry A., elerk,eth Ward.
31 Seltzer Abraham, tobacconist, Ham.
r April T*rin.
8 to ntterld a Court
to be !widen at
Berke county, on
y of April, A. D.,
rmer Lower nil-
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burg.
32 Spobn C' ., Justico Of the Page, L.
Heldelberip
33 Wendell Laid, blacksmith, Heide].
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34 11 odor Frederick, farmer, Ceutre.
36 etch William. merchant, oth Ward,
33 . Ziegler Zeth, drover, Groonwich.
Drawn according to law, rebruaris
ISth, 1869.
GEOROE W. BRITOKMAIN,
CHARLES 3. FABIM,
Jury Commissioners.
CHATICED WITH RAPT.-.A 1111111 MM.
ed Potor. Yoh was arrested by Constablo
Stottdt, of Lower Heidelberg, charged
With committing a repo on a young girl
`named Fidler, about nino years of ago.
The outrage was - .committed on Satur
day. Yoh NVllll‘ brought to this city and
committed to pOson to await his trial.
kURDICIt IN SCHUYLKILL COUNTY.—
Oiie day last week a dispute occurred at
?kook tight at Girardvillo, Schuylkill
county, resulting In the shooting of three
men, ono of Whom, Peter Luboy, has
since died.
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P E MON A. L. —0 ltr Roprocontattve In
Congress, Hon. J. LAW roncebtatz, Wag in
town on Sunday. Wo', were ploased' to
coo him looking co well Aid in snob tine
spirits:
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3! v. IL IL MANDIIIIIIOII O fOrlllOrlY of
Woitiolsciorf, this county, id now .propri
etor of the Illei . obent's lions°. 413. and
413 'North Third street, Phlladolphia.
Under his excellent management and
that of 41 courteolls and accommodating
clerk, Mr. J. C. Nipe, tho house N au ex
cellent ono for travelers, and wo advise
our nation; to patronize it whoa they
visit Philadelphia.
MPLICIDID Fzsu.—Our popular • and
oMcient clerk of the Quarter Segalthis,
Capt. Levi M: Gerhart, "wont a fishing"
and day last week, to the ,waters of the
Tulpehoccon, near hit old "stamping
ground," Berm/110. lie succeeded in
"bagging" the largest and finest speci
mens of the finny tribe, in the shape of
suckers, that wo ,have soon for a long
while. The Captain Is an accomplished
fisherman, and consequently an enthusi
astic disciple of Izaak Walton.
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Furs 0101RANIAll.—Every Ityly gotis,
an ologant Alquth, TlokutO °ray 115 cents.'
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Mawriiimar.n.---Early yesterday morn
ing, Jdhn Miller, a German, aged - about
fifty years, Who resides Zeibor's
Court on Walnut near Seventh street,
went out to gather coal from th 9 railroad
near his house, and in attempting to get
through a train about shifting, be was
caught between the bumpers and crush
ed to death. l!fillor was a blaoksnilth
and worked for Barb 41 Reber, hardware
dealers of our city. Ale was a soldier in
-the war for the Union, having boon for
throe years connected with the Fourth
Now Jersey infantry. Ho was un
married and hue no relatives in this
country, and was oilglnAllV from Alsace,
in Germany.
Rimtotouo.-"--At tho Reformed Church
at Leosport, Divine service will be held
by the Pastor, Rev. Lieberman, every
evening, at 7 o'Clock, during Passion
Week. Communion on Easter Sunday,
at 10 a. in. The public aro respootfully
invited to attend. The collections aro for
the poor in the congregation.
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TITS ROM. or BltAlith commences
aeries of his unique, magical and Pre
sentation Entertainments at Library
Hail, on Tuesday (to-morrow)Aevening.
The Fakir le ono of the best' in his line,
and a groat feature in his performauee is
that ho presents every lady attondilig on
the opening night with an elegenri:
picture clasp album, besides the usual
100 presents. Recollect to•niorrow eve
ning at Library Hall.
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FARM oP ItnAmmt gives Grocorlos
Dry Goocio, Woo4pware anti tireonbooks
to his patrons otiVritostlay (wooing, at Id
lint*. Hall,
o ._
TOST.t. TVMn esterday
morning a boy employed canal boat
lying at the look at ICrloles Mill, below
the Lebanon Valley ltridgo, foil into the
lock, and was roiscued With difficulty.
He was nearly frozen when taken out of
the water.
Tif n Methodist Episcopal Church' of
the United litates, it la announced, will,
next June, deolcie the question whether
the laity shall hereafter be admitted as
delegates to the conferences. All the
members of the church, male am! fe
male, will vote ; and in order to ascer
tain, in an informal way, the views of the
denomination on the subject, a eerhiii of
mass meetings of friends of the change
will be hold throughout the country.
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This dredging machine, or " mud
boat!' of tho Schuylkill Navigation
Company was busily at work cleaning
tho canal at Krick's Mill ,yestorday. ,A
considoiablo amount of dirt and filth
was taken from the bottom near the lock
gates. The canal requires constant at
tention during the season of navigation.
•
Inox Onn.--Wo wore shown on Satur
day several specimens Of hematite
,iron
ore found•upon the farm of Lovi Greth,
Eaq., near Leesport. The soil on the
farm of Mr. Cloth Is precisely similar to
the soil at Moselm. From present• indi
cations there Is a Valuable deposit of Iron
oro on this farm.
?11EETINO TO PROTECT BIRDS AND
FM:l.—Pursuant to a call in the daily
papers of the city, a mooting of citizens,
interested in tho formation of an associa
tion for the protection of birds and fish
within the County of Barks, was hold at
Library Hall on Saturday evening the
20th inst.
An organization was effected by call
lug A. G. Green to the chair, and ap
pointing P. P. Holier as secretary. After
the object of the meeting had been fully
sot forth and explained by the chairman,
the draft of a constitution for the govern
ment of the proposed association was
submitted. It was considered section by
section, and after several amendments,
was unanimously adopted.
Mr. Shaker then moved that all pres
ent who were in favor of the object of the
meeting should' sign their names to the
constitution. ' Phi■ motion, after appro
priate remarks, from Messrs. Baird,Boas,
Lauer, Milholland and others, was
adopted, and Some twenty-five signa
tures obtained.' •
After the appointment of Jacob Knabh,
A. P. Boas, and Nelson Delany as a
Committee to report permanent officers
or the association, the mooting adjourned
to Saturday evening, the 27th inst., at
such place' as the officers should desig
nate.
4 Attest : P. F. IlitraAn, See.
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L.N.DIES In went of anything in the line
of,Mllllnery Goods or Trlmrulnp, ehould
examine the now t4oek just laid in by
Miss E. S. Breleford, No. 325 Pena
street. All tholatest etylos on hand.
to
Eyr, EAR, 4WD CATAOCL—We
our readers tethe advertisement of Dr.
Garrisqn, of Now York, who intends to
visit needing monthly'. This will, afford
an opportunity to those who are afflicted
with Deafness, Catarrh and diseases of
the Eye, to avail themselves of ;the servi
ces of a skillful Oculist and Avirist. Doctor
Oistrison will arrisM on- Tuesday, April
6th. -OMOO at the Atilerielin /font%
/7-dinqf
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"Wit . weinicta never eetitie VI to the
Iform xelamation, of the millions rthe
oOnstantly u,o "" Harrott , e, Vegotablo flair
Restoratlre,” .0»e honk) will convince
the moat skoptidal of its tntraeillons effect
upon the human hair.6-2Verfolk Virginian. ,
mar 17-IVe4. j
DIED.
BRAIL—On the 31st inst.. in Olin Amen.
de, 11,, wife of NV illiarn S. Hoar, and ilattgh
tet• of Daniel Kuabb, 00,1, in the 20th year
of her age.
The relatives aturfrionde aro respectfully
Wilted to attend her funeral at Fridena
burg, on Wedneiday, the 24th inst.. without
farther nottoo. I mar tl-3t41 11
LORAH I .—In Rusoombrnanor 26th,
Charles Daniel, son of Dana and Sarah
Lohra, aged 1 year and 6 mouths,
JAC:KW:C-4n 15;xeter, F eb. 260 Daniel
Irvin. on of D. and Catharino Jackson,
aged I months and 23 days.
8011ENg.—In Hamburg, March 1, George
Schenk, aged 42 mall, 10 months and 20
days.
111.310111:11T.—ln 'Exeter, March 8, W 117
loughby, eon of Stephen L. and Sarah Ann
llechert, aged 8 months and 19 days. , '
DEGLEII.—In ahartiosville, March 3d,
Daniel Ellsworth, son of Moses and Marla
Willer, agod 4seare, 11 mouths and 3 days.
SIIELLEY.—In Ovtelaunee, March 9111,
Jesso Shollay, aged-47 years, 9 months and
23 days,
• LINCOLN.—In Exctor, MROIII S t Calvin,
son of Joinco Itomlina Lincoln, aged
3 years, b months and ea (lays.
,LORAII.—In Exeter, /larch 4, Jantee, son!
otpantol and Leah Lorah: aged Su years„
9 Months and 93 tht.
4
11AFIllt.-n Rea Itng,dloward„ eon of
Illratnand Marla //Miur a . aged 1 year, 1
tuOnth and 14 daye. - '
PAUL.—In this efts, un tho 14th Inat,
Anna, wife of Urban rani, aged GI years, $
wooka and 9 days. '
NEW ADVICATUNEINENTS.
NT IC E. --A ap4ial mooting of tho
Friendship Steam Fire Engluo Compe
ncr, No. 4, will toe hold tomorrow evening,
TO Ell/AY,'ldarch 23, at 7% o'clock. Bust.
uooa of importance is to be transacted.
By order of the Preaident,
mar 22-2t411 PETEIt P. RICE, Roo. Sec.
1 OT FOR ek
A and Lemon alley,
Eighth, 22 tout Iront,
foot deoll• Ulro ut!
mar 2t4td'
OST,--4AN DERE D FROM HOM E.—On
ILi the Pth of May, 18418, Charles
Yftugfol
dor, aged 12 years, loft his home, in Read
and has not since boon heard from,
Speaks English and Ocrina'n. Any Infor
mation of his wi u will be thank
fully received, by his father, _
JOHN PFLUOFELDICR,
mar 22-3tHaw4l* 423 North Ninth Bt.
DIOIN RAVINGS ASSOCIA . MN.—The
C annual election, of the Penn Savings
Association, for President. Treasurer and
throe Directors; will lie held at Aiwabah)
Krick's Hotel, Corner Fifth and Washing
ton, this MONDAY EVENING, March V.
The polls will be open from 7 to 9 o'clock.
DANIEL ERMENTROUT,
mar 22-lt(11 Beeretary.
CHEESE. CHEESE.
CHEESE - .
A fiosh supply of
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LIMBUgER AND BWISEI OHEEBE
Just rsoelved. N. Y. Fnetory Cheese, Hol
land, Ban tau o. Goat and Pineapple sold at
Inweilt ra i tes by •
BURKHOLDER it -M ADEIRA,
mar 22-d ihh and Waahloglon
HOLLAND HERRING.
!Wane, Sardines, Cod nab, Yarmouth
Bloaters Mackerel, Shatl, .to., &0., always
on benefit Lilo cheap store of
BURKHOLDER t MADEIRA.
mar 22-d.
GRENOBLE WALNUTS.
Brazil Nuts, A1m0n(1.4.--a 17081) supply
just receiveitt and Bold cheap, wlioltantle
and retell, by
IMIlt II HOLDER it MADEIRA,
roar t2-t1
JOIIII'S .1311pD.
1 bale tit. Johnia ludoscOolyod and
(moron cheap ots to butt purchasers.
BUM( 101.1)1ilt
mar 22-d
MI4IItCHAINTS' lti
413 & 413 NO/iTtITHUID WrREET,
Plid I) EI:WILLA
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H. H. MANDERBAOH, Proprietor
nittr 22-(1
READING iMAENNERCHOR. ,
ENTEI T I r .N 14.; NT
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CONCERT AND 13ALL,
LIBRARY HALL,
MONDAY, Ii4UVIII9Oth, 1869.
Ticket, COO, Including ono Lady's Invi
tation 160 cents for an additional Lady's
Ticket. To he had of the members of the
Reading Alsennerolibr, Programme to be
'-publiehed hereafter;
niare2-tddi i THE COMMITTER,
FOR THE LADIEBI
NEW MILLINERY . GOODS.
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MISS E. S. 13,11EL8F6111).
No. 3? PENN STREET,
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Has just reoolveil a nbw an el fathlo
etock of 011 kinds i of
MILLINERY GOODS.
FEATLIVAS, Ali c
Trimmings, .to.
HATS, BONN ETB
and other
one In the best sty
All tho latest style l
tmar 2'2-
Millinery work
reasonable rates.
hand.
Mot lowan
& Miltim
MIMIEI
HAR
BY, GUNS,
RIMING 00OD 3.
CUTL
ROUSE 111
ME
TALS
SIIRET,II I OII,
Materials,
&0.,
•. 612 '
TIN PLAT
Buildin
BADDLERY II
. N;,
PENN. STRE
ay 21. d
T. READING. P 4.
OB PItI.YTING.Bverr deseription of Je
Printing Reatly eseonfail at the "EAGL E
rinting Vstablishmenl. 512 Ponn street.
Iu'OTR PAPER Ircla SALE at the itaata
VI WOO% 01; 1 144 I
roar of Franklin St.
)etwoon Seventh and
on Franklin, and a)
!HA Penn 8t root, of
111111 IN KAUL.
USE,
J. 0. NIPS,
able
I ONS !
e at
!• on
wd
2
10EIMI
Ithe fello*lng Lem Menke nre (br
\, )S Sole btr,
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' RIT.TER 4Y.z, CO.,
AT TUU
EAGLE BOOK STOR E
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NO 542 P.nn Street, Reeding; Pa
Quit Claim Deeds,
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Yee gitople Duedd,
Adminfetrutorki Peed.,
Trustode% Nxioutorty ur Uunn l / 6 10i Doods
EM
Mortgage, (Common Worm)
$1 Wire k'aetast
Judgment Nate,
" " (with waiver)
Promissory Note, (wall waiver)
Mag Wrath's Blanks,
ltixooutlon Attaoluont, (with Interroga
tories)
Summons, (Landlord and Tonsil t)
Summons,
Sub/gene,
Warrant,
lixeoutlon,
Cottstable's Sale,
Pil; lon in Diriorie, ( Adultery) -
Ito motoring in ease of Adultery
Petition in Divorce (Desertion)
Interrogatories incase of Desertion.
Petition In Divoreo (Intoleriblo Treat-
ment)
InteriVigntorleo hi ease of Intorevable
Treatment.
Declaration',
Debt by 2nd Malmo° of Bond,
Debt by Itril Assignee of Bond,
Debt by Assignee of Bond,
Wink, Labor and Materltilft,
Chock,
Eibind4, •
Common Breach,
Bill of Alschatige,lnd hidorsee Vs. Acceptor,
Bill of Exchange vs. Drawer or Indorser.
Bill of Exchange vs. Acceptor,
Commencement of Declaration In mum,
Goods Sold and Delivered,
Quantum Valobant,
Money Lent and Advanced,
Money hnd and Received,
.Accennt Stated, J.-
Money Pahl,/
Debt upon Bond a n d Cognov it Aetioneta,
ProtrimissorY kin() Payee vs. Maker,
" indorses vs. Indorser,
" vs, Maker,
I31:1
Troyer,
Work, &0., Goode Sold, &0., and the Money
Counts Joined In one Count,
Bill of Exchange Payer vs. Maker in case
of Non Acceptance,
Bill of Exchange Maker vs. Acceptor,
Release of a Judgment
lleftindlng Bond.
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1Y01111,6t8 OVA
Power of Attorney, (de ll
Power of, Attorney to Re
Power of Attorney to j
Duo and coming Du
rower of Attorney to Treader, 'Moo i k,
Iwo, (Landlord. anti Tenant)
Landlord'a Notloe to Quit,
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Bond avid Warrant " la Form: 4
runny
Adopted, by the goon for this potin
4-•
t( A Iti).4-1 hays Wien the Store No, 7" I.
"Venti at revt, formerly occupied hr .1.: ,
Lottg, whore I will hoop a full lin a of Linii e• '
Dress Trimmings anti Millinery. 1 ash Inv
friends atulltio public uenerally to g) re tivi
a, call ,borore purchasing Chil4ll.ol c.
ma MACltilli. A. 11011iit. L
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TIT' i' SELTZER II()USE'
,Womelscloil, Berke Co., Pan
A T Tll4 - 11.0T1.3, OUREITA WILL FIND
excellent oteeottnotlatiee, the .
lords obliging, and the table tilled with 1
the host the market ntiortis. Conneetv , l
with the hotel is a Mit:Tin:As Livery Stahl,
so thht conveyances are always at hand Got"
those who 'nay il.ojeurtt in tite beautiful vi,.
lage, Oronlbtoses to iota front the depot.
N. n.— Aft e Apri Ist,. the partnorship,
will he dissolved, d Henry Knehel will
asNume entire control of the hotel.
tnor 1%-3inti
El
New Furniture SOr \ b,
\tNo. 327 & ho Popn Stmt.
, I
1 1 1114 IitiIDERSION IMSPIWTFITI.I.r
1, Invltos public+ attention (n his largo Hitt
oxtelltatt stoek Iteatly.ttttlO'llttivatts,
stuads Wasltstands,Wartirolls, Cupboards,
Hook Cases, Clintrk, Boras, of all sorts
and)»%ttorns, and at Mt pri d es,
All klatle,o' Cabinet Ware from the titmq,
ornautsl ar
1 ilettas, B'M etyatt% and Rook
Cases, to t 10 attiOlei Of Vtirnlt tire,
promptly made to Order, Ivlatlsor Ctiatrs
of all kinds always on lnyml.
Old Furniture Ronemod
• TLS old stfiek 111 remain a the old stand,
No. 310,renn strut, until Ist. •
A FINE CHANCE FOR! ARGAINS.
After Ain 11 Ist, !Ito nattro took well bo
transferred to tho
alroakly openetioVltore AU In + ant of I.'ut%.
nituro can bo t suiteit In stylo tui prloo.
mar 12-Iyll.4twl %MiLI. Id KLINE.
WALL PA 114111, ,
111
A Largo and Woll Selootod Stock
WALL PAPER
At Prloci to Suit the 'Times.
Bhadee Furnished And Lettered to Order.
A oholoo lot At
1.11lItli1101,1)1:1t MAIEIRA , B
mar 0-41
7-
OF FASHION
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JAMES E. SI'AFFORD I
FASHIONAIME MERCIIANT ITAITAIC
annonnees to the oltize»s of Reading, that
having removed lila Biffreha»t Tailoring
esta'alishinent to the handsome storo
room, No. OM Penn street, pe , i * now pro.
pared. with - an ineroaaed stook , of goods
and superior facilities for manufacturing,
to supply all with
et tho boat quality goods, gotten up In the
highoot atyle.
GENTS) UNDERCLOTHING AND FUR.
NIBIUNO GOODS,
of every style and variety to Hatt the tet()
of all in want of anything In this lino.
None but the best ham is are eteployeil.
and all work guarantPril. The pntronagq
of public is reApeetfully Rollolted.
JAME:i 1 STAFFORD, -
No. ein Penn Street.
fes lett 1
MON Er WANTE DI
BY THE CITY 01? BEADING.
The tinuersignea, Committee on Flee:llc°
of the Corp°, it Von of the City of needing,
le empowered to borrow the sum of
REVENTY-PlvM TrIOUsAND bObLaTts
for the purpose of enlarging the %Vete,'
Worksof the said city, and the said Cont.
tnittee het eby give notice that they arfs
prepared to home Certificates for the wen
at six per cent, Int,Prest,, to inattoo loaning
money to the city for the purpose abovit
flamed. Persons desirous or inVestlng 111
this loan, will apply to eft her of the un - del.
signed Committer, or to Wiliiant !fetches
retch, Esq., CI ly Treasurer.
FitiSHFAIICK LAVEIt.
DANIEL
• DANIEL, SPOJIN.
_'ol-17l Committee on Finance.
El
TORNEY. ,
ersl)
oivq interest,
ecelve Dividend
Marrow and Medium Beans !
Uanaciu Peael Peat, Lentil!, 8 hake' ,
Dried Cure, Rice, - Tapioca, AS'ago,
• Barley, Hominy, Gritz,
Canary Seed, ite.,
at tile cheap store of
D a. A. HERR,
ENTI T
Orilec—No. 0093 f, ren s , Ma, Reading.
(ABOVE J. O. "BROWN'S six 570 RP..)
Ron oved from No. 6 . North IV2h erect.
Particular nttentiou wail to curing diserties
of taeNouth and 0 0010.800 h ae tkurvy, Pre.
ternatural tirowth of Gunn, AlVoolar Att.
soemes, tliscase of tho Alveolar procese, Fis
sured Palates, ftud all iscates to which tits
mouth and gums aro eulject. 1.
Teeth extracted without pain. .and !alerted
ou all material used by the Profession.
(Mee hours, from 7 di, U. ts) 7 P.
deot-Iyl d
3
IL .0 N. KAVIIEL,
Proprietors.
NISW STORK, 327 a N 9 PENN. ST.,
1 1
AN I)
WINDOW SUADES!
MU
WINDOW SILIDIM,
ST. GEORGE CODFISH
JUST RHOEIV,HU,
Nu, 610 PE PIN Blinn ;r1
CLOTIUNG,
BURKHOLDER & MADEIRA.
ac 01 sth and Washington
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d''nriaished.
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