O TY=s H~ YEAR. '4l.Mreel MCIAL IiaTICILS•iII be Imemitall miff Ole , es ab emitcpur line. dies taserillas; a, nee for faval. laier.ll%. . ,a • & :77 . . : ten and Binders, Ha Centre Street, Pottavnie, Pah t gUNI: 1111 VI ., - inimDAVORuAO 2, 1870 „.. ,sraWrjli=ljerat Is *Me *Teri- &gummy i sobseilbitilt ti Zipelimuzy,lif' advance:or 13 It na PIK in ""•° 4 *-- ' • . • - . r..trp aussasirnbss—rsvAzumitirp r raik later to oee - ,114141;ri. at ea ts mew tor p , ao .. ass _ :.. WOO --'- To News Detleas fi IXTper 1110 aopteillstatt. T To =Milers and &hoot Teachers we , wttl tarnish the Joy attkr.,by mall, at ft . 3o per munlin, In .advancei,other wise. at Fp rates. wee TECK.DAILT UMW JOVIMXL to -ponlkked tier? Wnwlithrt. sn="anrroknePtoi: • T Ten - cents per week. WWI , I° the hr , amt whomit tattervetL BY MAIL-Payable In advance, one year:; Nix monthr " r r r l -4 a nnu ladlln ease ro k e . b'IItIrMETA" w ld MEW UM F*P er m, ad; mu months, , , • BASNAN 4 RAIIIIIECP•Wists. TII:E . .tBEINERS' JOURNAL ANNUAL STATISTICAL REGISTER FOR wni be lamed itarlr FebruarT.:`Pritte 25 - ceufs atngle toplei; It 50 per dozen; 118 00 for 50 coplea and lIS 00 perloo. 'lt will contain an irriznensit amount ot ttletbitlo9, $ Urge portion ofliblelli:/tirt'e*ap= - peared in the Mattis' Sorltnat. We Will ere nanny Rtatlttice troa . the 'Mai In specter's Report, which will be areal rthia to the trade at home and &brad, mat to the mine Mulct' Send In Tour orders for giantlike:. OV7BREK C .11.f:LL:- . * , • _ • Etßl_ • . I IlgIA-ITS Currency Bill not igte ►satisfaction to the mosey centres. -Th is not sunlit:dog. -- base - a-distribution of cutrency, O,A pwaintion is certainly not and li.'proPerly subject to severe pritieisin ,An agricultural State, With' but little.mann `fiscturing and com mercial business, does not require; scarcely one-half the eurrratey that commercial and manufacturing diStrletaido; and therefore, such a division l is preposter ous: If it were based nprat ,the' antessed value of the real and personal property of the country, In tie •Si in curren cy to the value of $35 in property, it would give, on .an estimated :value of $24,000,000,000, about $700,000,000 in currency. This is wpst Si:inn:ma's . Bill calls for by the additicand issue of $45,000,000, and the withdrawal 0f 545,000,000 of 2 pe_r. cent. certificates ; - • • lkegsr Tenders in cireulatiOn - $356,000,000 National Bank issue" - 300,000,000 Pteposral new issue - - , 45,000,000 " • '1 ! 5701,000,000' NoW, how much more ziensiltie would it be to distrib this currency, according to the_ wealth of the country, and leave it expand as wealth' and business ex.' pitudi in the same- propOrtion, i; This would give Satisfaction to all the diffetent sections, and it - would be, the most equitable, and just mode Of distribution. It is true that a Na ' tional Banii,curieney of : . equalriralue all over the country . doee not become lcietdized; but it is also-equally 'true that no section of the . • country Will be satisfied urilesS' we deal just with all .sections. This die only way iIP-whiehour.gocern merit Can lie maintained in harmony. : • ; •: • ,;We learn from Washington that they hive „ I no ,returns •Of the assessed .wealth of _tile. country-from alithe StateS since the Rebel.; inf6rmation Was always is poi;!., sesaion of . the SeFritary of ',the Treasury be fore theiieheltiou, and the !.tatil4tical:Buritsu could easily collect ihngain from nine-tenths of the Stares, and from 'all Ih a few months, so that u " 'e could arrivestillielently near: to . . .- issue the- proposed 445,000,000 to ,the States now having little or no currency. - We be-• 'live that - Cominitidoner WeTht estimate of , ;24,000,000,000 as 'the\ 'value of the property of the 4 e 011 1145 - ; i snearer the.. truth than many of his other estimates.- ; The 'gpnend traprgsAlon is that the Strpreme Court. wili.declare the legal teh7der act uncoil •r4ltutionalf in u time of peace;. When these itots Will . be placed-on au quality with the other bank issues, in paying debts, This must result in a precipitation 6PaPecietpaY mentS, as all contracts will then be stipnla; led in Coin, and coin only will be a:legal • tender, and this will.resultatonee iu destroy jug-Values: The trnth is Ucie legal tenders - -- !-"lre now a nuisance, and the Sootier the Gov-. ernment gets rid of them the better; by fotli mencing to fund or. withdraw, them, or.at . "least reduce them .to $200,060,000, and retain them - for paying taxes tO the Government, which is the only ground upon which their continued circulation in a tifue of peace =be justified, while we have a national currericii - - Which ought tobe the exclusive paper car : rency of the' country ; and oipand the Na-: • tion Bank currency up to $500,900,00kk 'The • idea' that the Government saves by this issue -by relieving- the country from the • interest on the bonds - on Which fhelCational:curren cris issued, is Without foundation,, and is only entertained by two-penny. financiers. The alvantages to the credit of the country ..14; the rational Thinks jmiing all the cur rency, and thus alisorbinearly,eight hun cifed millions of•our national securities at 4 • per *at.;'Woulti be' of much greater value to the country than the saving of the interest on their ; legal tenders. The. wis e st policy ' ' therefOre, for the Government to pursue, is to take earlY tiressareslor- reducing the vol. tithe pf legs! tenders and ` expanding the Ils tionSl currency through. Banks up to $506,- g, - 000,000, and distributing it among the States !•kaccording to wealth ; and as this currency is. •expatuleii" . up to the, f . , 500,000,000; fund the S1..50,040;000 legal tenders, if the neeessittes of the United States Treasury Will not permit . them to be cancelled as fast as received; ur.as Natiet4 currency is ismie4l .by ` new ; Batiks i ) organized, up to the $500,000,600. - 1 'With the idea abroad.thai the legallenders ' nlay' be ' declared nnemistitutiOnal, at any tinze by , the Supreme Court, and , nn Pr3Vision made by Cong - i6s for.sueli a contingency, it wlll only tend to depress business and en ter Prise aguin. 'Some. *ill saY what can CongresS do Y e answertliat she can pave ,-. the way for n.speedy resu mption within a - very limited time Without destroying valuei or'emkarra. , vllng the business of the country, if they 'ill only pass the following bill which was on the .4th hist. introduced , Into con greati by 'the Hon. Henry L. Cake, , and re-' • ferred to thet lominitteeof Waysand Means, roirL e , h.it fo thepresent tariff , or io any Witt' ill that may be pap4eil, and ' the drain of from the country will be checked Even • before Congress aqourna; aud*ben the out .ward flew of coinia`cheekeil;'gold Will soon •fall to par, and our Blinks eau , relinme, and. tl4.resuinptiont (quite maintained without , Contraction or destroying values to:ally trona „ extent or disturbing the husiness of , • country,, This .slinple iict. • • • l4. - ,o3.eteen, • lines -wo`uld lesci•to and force a speedY- re suraptiOn of speeie, peynaents; iii spite of all efforts that can be brOught to be:4l. by " bliThil ” , . • "bears," 'money changers'•rAc ds - , •If YP n • please, to prevent - it: " ; Mr. (like, on leave, - introdueed the folloW - . lag bill : t • ••- - . , 1 A Bill to cheek ar limos el coin, (our peeporetioe a rivne efslituption of syccieyoxotel? t ia rna lt f, ea by Me Senate 'wird House' sea. rather of fl Cnited Anima Independent orecdn;tor . • any fiscal quarter of any ssce.l-year tore pereenthm_ • the Secretary of the Treastity,, by ovum len mos, Moth:tat the ditfereuS ports 0( entry. shill uterine* the duties on the whole settle of manufactured sir , tides ten per ceuturn until the exports exceed the imports eve per centom, tezeinidwred coin-) and • also when the exports (including bullion not coined) • 7=l the Impornt teat per annum Au any meal of any n t'yeari , independent , of coin, the Iwcretary of the Treasury 1 / 6 authorized to reduce 'duties nre per (*M e um on thwhole scale, until i t i,n e eattillbritun is established, of Which reduction' ten Jaye' notice shall tAso be glren. • • 'The Hon. - Henry L. Cake; on leave, - also • AntrodOCed the following bill to midge the. ism* of buvency, and for an eiluitable distal - • • ' • tion of the came: • •. ;• . 1 Be it enacted bribi &ware tied Amore, letoretc.iidd- • oftes UaSed @Wes of !America fa Sangre. as. enabled, mut hereafter simmer circulation of the . country shall based .. on - the assessed Tana 'Of the F' real atui personal propertr of the country In propos - tion•er one dollar fOr thinrAzedodars of tbs Milne of Proilertr, and &end of.* I. rt Me i the state, mid err tortes Of Whit Wale: That • . the comptroller of, the tnryeneY 'be to commence l arning , national4orreney te,banlie ldCs ud in tboseStaLesand Tenth:et/Made having • their • Quire, innued hust lnly atter thepegnsio of. th biect._'• • as called for, ntrtikt Malt -reeeetea." And' as =is thevo of eilaceney should. te.extoaded 148 limit stun-the Secreuzzy 011ie tremors • be directed to withdraw lepAterniers irons dirndl,. Min for any excess. Atut•=ullio further.temse be . made to the. States now ha dam' until the nese becomes n , tkin•battle ea. • tablishad by this act all the 'state* anuinces ranee; Ptoriztedfiuoiser.•T g theipenebat MU should deem it inicisabie withdraWM • inzi benders in wank; or , inevatt e Mutt tune be expanded ottinebanis - -on4W . Aldan*. tozeike mug -, piece up .to rair=t b ri: us: the dtnereritfital,es,tinit 'Yen-Morten', ' " • --u " 4 - ___, - i .. - , ~s, • .: ' . _ . 'litis not work lhat kalrnien: it is worry. Werluts healthy; you: can , hardly pat more 1r upon a man than .be can -.., Avorry i s ..rust. upon the blade .— it La net erevoludon that destkrys the machiner y utithe Me , tion. f" **antes saki; tut:tool sad' truth 1 ,1 . wswee. t. . , A--; A, ~.;,. / • .. '' ::',- , . __:„ , ". coLLIEBY wßommiar„s; I y continue our list of Improve*its , -- beintnisdnbyUpendort, which wire Apt repulyigl in ..iyig„fror,)nst-irt:r.k's'4o - 4.7 • --- ; - -7 1- ~.' ' • fr ' TOMrok -: -..0 111 van: l W 1 5 - , :: on . the Mimoi P r geln, in4M . I* . - ' - 1 y. .oy Vg ie cil*complin.i , iis ~ :t piek s , t*:pqmiti pe ty_ig w.!. ; . :iwlll be tar• , orl.tons day. Vie ca poffets in : b - l&- aker willlie - nfld'etyL ears, o 450 tom . Th.e mackdne'7 will eon ;AA of - ne 56.110r5e Ppwer engine fiThir : l4st- Mg; on 46 7 liqrse power engine pi brea.lr4kg, 1 and on ten4nch steam pump. 1. ' The Pktealx Park Coal Company are now maltin s ibe followbueimprovements =their estate : ; liri. Vcdliery orklleold Phreats Red Ash i ro has ' i sunk thil — third lift to the basin, -tints' ving the north as well is the south illto uthlelfb: in eind, - and ire noW erect ing the bitest and beii ventilating toaPhilitory yet,peaVered. It iiies*ted that tlllo'col- Deli will Prodoke -ilOt lea .than 40 can Pet day timing the aesecsO. . .„ -. • „No. 2—A third iift IS being sunk at-atas ootrieri;on the Piimitsie - velzi,ll‘akkiadavel -. coping a laigSbody ottfiat coal foli the 01 4 lift, and a timid Is 'to be drivagt worth ED the, Mammothvein, : this asaktriS it one of , * largest i 'collie , ries:" the teglori. , The' slope will hay*Pletirli kir the* spring trade; and win *slow about:oo cats per day. :, • No. 3—new---i1 not being worked, 'it hav ing altisidibeet 'souk ISO yards- This $ 011 the DiSmond vein And has been priiven to be good on this property for over a mile and a half.' This being . new, it is expected to Produce from 25 to 30 Can per day, for! the Beason.: r - , Nor the old Pidnier Colliery, situated .on the eastern prntipti of the property, has not be6n worked for aeveral years. It is now . intended to be Supplied with coal from a 1 small basin north of the one formerly work ed, until a shaft can be sunk to the White .Ash %villa - is accessable atthis point; within aboutlidmet. c . ' • 'ia.zio . The• Shamokin Coiil Company wal nk- I 1. lag a new slope at its Hickory SiVaap Col liery, Shomokin. When:Cohipleted this ,;x:ili be the finest ImprOv'emerit • in the Shrimek.ln Coal Region. It will yet. take about four months to *comilete. The- machinery for this improvement 'ras made by Col, Z. P. Ikkferj, of the Port Carbon Iron Works, and is of the finest desciiption. , "I , 'ATONING REGION. - \.' Ths Lehigh Coal.and 'Navigation Co. near giewpint are sinkirig, three slopes, have al ready : erected One ireaker and are about commencing the erection of another: • They sent from one colliery in 1869 about"4o,ooo tons, and the copse:lvy, for 1870 will be aboitt 250,000 tons. Mr. iE. B. Leiseiirin: is the su-_ lintendent. • • , - _ Tuf following diSsription of several collier ies have been handed is for publication. In the AINNETAL RmISTER : , PHILAD'A COAL COSiPA. Ikli ' Mined and shippiii over the scales fOr the Year ending Dec. 31st, 1859 . , 119,291 10tOna: . . Tons. Breaker—tbur boilers - i 350 10 'Flar ventilating and other uses , - 350 . 10 Yof,workmens' use - - -. 1,500 00 Breaker run during 1889, full banded, two hundred days. i'Me man killed by fall of coal; one man kilted on dirt bank, mll'l over by ear; none seriously. Captic;ity• of. colliery. tor 1870, ten mitutha full time .150,- 000 tons. • • . This- eelliery is on the Girard Estate; situ; ated on the north #ide of the Bare . Ridge, on Shenandoah iinsnih, and Is opened by. tun net, above water level., The :tunnel poises through several' before :cutting the Alippruotik. The Mann/loth „vein has been worked,to anv extent, find is AO:re very tine; andpvernesgEi feet in:thiekOkiss..! South °Unlit on Veins nearly two miles.-:- There are several geed Workable velum, one of which is about 10 feet thick, now ;being. opened,"-and from ghich a large amount of excellent coal •Cflt be mined. This colliery was openedfin 180, and has. produced about 500,000 tons of cold!; having 'shipped during the'years 1867, '8 land '9; 350,000 tons. The breaker is one of the largest iu the -coal re gion,, and has a .capacity for preparing 800 tons per day of 10 lours ; with one engine of ZS horse power and 4 boilers, by which the machinery of brexher and saw-mill is driven; consuming nearlyr i foin tons of small coal per daytr' The company work thiss9llieryunder lease' from Alt Giird Estate, for fifteen 'years from Jan. Ist, 1860, and contemplate sinking a shaft near the bieaker down to -the'. basin, which is estimated to be 600 feet in .depth, and have the neW openings made .in time to keep uplheshiinnetits from -this colliery during their term lifiease:. ,-..,..,.• •. - Y- 1-., ~.;, •••• _. . ..':,. .' . t. :- 't. i , ,':?..•._-..:::. . IMEI .L'OLORAI) . I3 COLLIERS - • . Total milt. mined In 1869, 1:21, ( 492 00 ~ ~ TIM CaItARD CPA COMPA.NY ! 614:ANFOATI C; LL BY. ' • I 1 Mined and shipped over he soa ks for the rear ending Dec.;llst,lB69 70,101 00 Used for pumping, hoisting . and '- fan engines, average weekly con- , sumption 40 tons - -1 ' - - Used at breaker engine which also runs the saw-mIV -,, Supplied to Worknlen - ' Total amount Mined in 1669 - 80,181 00 1 man killed by fall of coal, 1 man crushed between cars in angzway, , died of injuries, 2 men burnt by accidental explosion of keg of powder. - ef Machinery of this collieiy consist 3 of one steam 16 pump in ches, 48 inchesstroke ; two_ ' geared 80 horse power engines for hoisting coal; one fan engine 15 horse pOwer, and donkey engine b:A! feed% boilers; breaker en gine so horse palter, With three'3o feet Wi ens, whichaupplY sufficient steam to run the breaker engine, While running both breaker and sax -mill This' colliery is also on the Girard Estate; situated at Lost Creek, on . the South side'of Locust mountain, and was openedby F. B. Eaercher in 1863, abereWs ter-level, and was subsequently sold! to the Girar&Mutual Coal Company, who large slope down on the south -dip of the • Maintnoth vein, and erected powerful hoist- . ing and• pumping machinery. The . Siam- ' ' *moth vein. at this point, proving unuseallY• fine, averaging 0 feet thick of splendid co n k' The breaker pf this colliery has-been en- . larged and iropreved, making it a first' class; coal breaker, with capietty of from 5 to 800 tons per day.. The company have bpetied the Skidmore, above water level, and , expect to Mine from this source a large quantity of coal. The cap4itypf the colliery for 1870, working'the usual average ,timy, is 100,000 tons. The Girard Coal Comy have sold to_the Philaddii i hia Coal Company, all their , right title and interest in this colliery, and Girard tat+ have,made a nem' 'lease to -t Philadelphia Coal Company ' for fifteen. years from Jan. Ist 1870, embraeing three trilets of land, with ' .a run of over two 'miles on the south dip ot Miunoth, Skidmore 'Mother yelps, making it one of finest colliery Properties on the(Girard -Estate :This eoUlery 11l hereafteibe styled : Phila. delphia Qoal piii:7l49. 2, Shenant4:ah Colll - and Whlllie connee . tcd by telegraph line .. t o colors& osOary, No.' 1, which' usii pannected by branch line of telegraph from Xakanoy nittie to Shemindoh City. ' - One mile east of the No. 2, we have Lehigh .6fitery . No. This colliery been wrought by Wm. L. William -tinder lease from owners of, conflicting title; mined and shipped market by 'Lehigh Valley Railroad, from!J an.lat to Oct-31st, Mined by G.- W. Thuititinger ix Co. lizomNov. . let t0Dee.'314,1809.. .3,124 16 Mined by W. 1., Williams about'-,.14,660 00 Estimated amount of -coal tuied for bresherangine - • - SNOW worbeen y• Total amount mined in lurk - 1 7,92t167, No fiiathoporl serious injuries reported for" tbe ,11111:. 1. • , This L eoltierylita transferred to ihe,?ipa delidna' . Vial COmtiany Jan. Ist, .1870„ and a new lease obtained' from the eirard 'Estate; tbr fifteen yeins, Axon, .Tan. 11411370 ;.•thnte perfecting itioease on three tracts ofland r . laying' north of 2Co. 2 'cialliry;.isiit4 run'azi 00olit dips otlittionalOtit oT4il;ne. mile in Tem* findffli 'IVO& of tWo Wei Crin aboStlnditi ler& :VOI-A444144;904 to abthnisiolatttokooWittililOff,l4.4lltiOth vein,„ tutd: and 'naltett, :Ana classnf it: They also bass In :e,onterapletion'to,ersit' brier ti :caned with the Enid* 1410;andaink awlopeall the north gips of thei,iittigattaith. vein s wane three 1n... 3, . '.They also intend ski,' piti; to bubrartert, for Arkin* barber:kor Us 6 :445 4 ,0 110011 ii i # 10 ' 1 4.4.-tviii - *l 3l Ol - 0 1 t. .tiglli!olliiii* -, ;•"=-' . e' , pistil* 4. - -Leli ' - #,,witt of friitallire' It. tolo, nearly_nll of which will 'Mammoth 'rein which is and purity. -, ~ . ,' ' . ThiShenandoldr basin eteellenee of itivelisinf . llieltiiiniVxdl4, - .Whlrii US miles; averaging over - a:1 • and free of faults. .• - Ifany othei operators dew,. of. their 'conierieS In ..bsix4 l l, 1 AnniiirPliegidef:o* -1870- ,1.: 1 handed* eall* - tderf;weeLl 4 - 1 A lanes :edition ',off the :r struck - off. Price, ''"oo,ti .'' per dozen'; l 8 per 1 copies. _ :-.• - DISTRIBUTION et.; H , ..1 The quantity - 'of 4nthraejt tide water in 1869, laias as foil Schuylkill 137 Philaduylkill Nav igelphia andat ReladfnComeitsin ion . ," Lehigh Coal to t North Penn. Railroad—. . : ... . To Philadelphia an& vicinity.- , By Delaware and Thadsisn Gna t New JerseyjUentrali-Lehigh • - -" 4dr-swarms " Penn. Coal Co- . • v Mortis a Essex r Morris Canal • 'Lehigh, Delaware .t Raritan • Belvidere & Trenton Baltroad. • To New York and Vielnity..: ; . ; . ByNortbern Central rtailroad....:. `Wyenning &Tide Water Can;, . To Baltimore and sjielnitf....l.. Total. Anthracite pent to tide QUANTITY DELIVERED ' ll7 Ptill:ielicntillgaltatingeOtai,..r: . • • . Totat Schuylkill " Lelilgh Valley Rai1r0ad. ........ Lehigh &thasquehan,na IRaii " Lehigh Canal - "-. Divison..Catud--.-......- " North Penn. Railroad East Penn. Railt.ol4.. . , • Total Lelagh .... 1 . B,y -Delaware &llndsoi Coal Co. Penn. Coal Co Delaware & Lackawanna Rail Total to New York State • By tied Seises Central Railroad . .• Morris & taser Rai1r0ad...... .... " Moths . ••Belvidere & Delawareltallroa • Total to :Slew Jersey Wyoming Canal short of tide " • From Sunbury West Routh by ;Northern Central It' Total Total sent to 'Market short of t Add eotnannption In coal rettlo Sent to Total tons This Is the first: time that able to give a full statement of anthracite coal consumed the transportation (Timpani: water,-which will; prove hi reader's. ; •-•• ; It will be ,seetil by the. ; a . 9,040,380 tons .of • the reaches tide, giving 6,711),84' estimate of 2 ,6 0 i ) , (00 tolls the coalreglopsy' als coastl . ' • It jail( be seen that the voile.' ! the Sehurlitill tckik ;Valley of the Lehigh I ' We made theii i ttort to 44 Lion of anthracite froui the iMig ports to the different CTnibli, but o'llo at;;NeW ; quenee 'of the first eompany plleatkni 'was made,. haring of theli'shipments to' differe however; obtained, It from . Ou at Pet Itichinond;,whtelt • restilt,: • The folfowlng is The tits shipped fromPort.Riehruon year ending Nov. 30, 1C,9,' h i , phia and'Reading` Railroad To New Brunswick..;.' Noss Scotiii. ......-.. . - . . Canada Maine____. .... . .... _._ .. ...,.. New Rampsiiire...- Vermont Massachueett4 Rhode island. Connecticut .... New York New Jersey Pennsylvania. Delaware.' Maryland District or Columbia. Virginia , North Carolina., South Carolina. Georgia " :Florida ' A1abama............. Louisiana Texas ' Califoraia ~. Alaska Cuba..- _._ ..... . . ... Smith America. Mexico..-'.... West Indies • Total tons-- Froni'theabove it 'appear; Kipped in 1869. V. fast of New York. o New York_ ...:::. o New Jersey : — -,._ ...4 ..::,......., .......-. To Peanut - It - awl:l—PM ladelphhz a) South ofPettnsylVanta. lo Foreign P0rte..1,...--.--- : - .. • Total tons. It will be observed that Pal ahiPped• South and to for( hiladelphia is small, comp shipni ents to the East. • , 4,08{) 00 L,O 0 00 - 1,060 00 NORTHUMBERIJAND COUNT' COALTRADE. • , iWe are indebted to the S A-MONIN 11F1- .1 r foi: state+nt of the Ilan* of coil' se t frcirn Northumberland , linty in 1869, piled by J. 13. John together, with' the q entity sent tainiarket by oixtratot:i • ' ' • ' it. liWc4l. t Total. - ' - • Ca .. , ~.. ,- . - ~ • 1. 1911` • Witt. 97159 7 W 2 llu k Rile-- • - ' . . . - ;14363', 281729] - 4 ' g. 4441karry1,1 p { : • . L2lr, 4.616 • C 1.7 , i srs2s! sr 44:iiiti m `' n o n r ......................... ... ''''' '''' '' :`''" : 4 ,rik It: ..8,6511 N.= ..,„.„ 1 1 19 ,, 344105, 55,021 ate lance . ', i . ~,-.,,!. 0611' '14,91ii . , 41) , ,0 0 44 21; 1 1 - Ridge •••••••• ''''''' . -- - --- v ,r, , ok , ..: - g.5"51.437 L e m an , ~ , ' . M. 47 113. °Mien ! - 1 723 , /.257' *4 . ! 2%473 ' . ! 4 45,611 • r ° N rt3sll %ffi er ,, , .. s ._ 1 • • ( ( "I 4 4706 • 10,Mil :19,872 II *Clay, No. !.I'.: ''' :.. ......... H 1 it 1061: 10,5it.21 37.643 . LIP . 21,763; . 36,6 Ce, r iP ia r• No ' " 1-• ' -• ...... -.1 1 1 . 0:3%, g4,062'‘. 34;450 _WO Idler - . , • . Loftst Summit- 1, ' • *- 4 .1 9021 1 1 3 4 9( r 2 - 'i 1 . 3419 i: 18,356 , 3 1,5 7 7 Hickors e swany- t .i . . ----- . ry 0,..44.4! 31,314 i "'' ' I i . Coa I. 6l , ouiiidn 1 ' ' ' it"l T2,187 ,, t 21,1463 1 4 4 .Pitonntalti...4._ " . `,l : 5. 2,721 251 !! 176.,38/City,i, 13.01719. MK • r • i.,.....!... + . 1 .-4,116* 17,243 =Dan el pi W a i;l6.4teT — t " .... ....: -1: 7 .1 C 6zte44 735','-,. .1 4 1 1 17 ti ,' 6 6 ,254 ,912 6 kiln. ....... •-:i , , • Ben Fnuriiiin-1.-: • - ----- - ....1 . amr. ; - 1 8,„7.,5,1, Frank (iinren......-4.--,••••—..,.. f . .S. • tra l . ',"° ~ 03, - 013. Accommodation . , . !..• , • i - Clinton' ..... Hayloe Grant Mt. Pitilisant ; .13,09 111 l er ai 2 . 0 he No Zerbm,yallcts t g ti r e e b r tgteit H 11 1 TIINCOId was dlstribat as fell pat vi*Rbils.* Retai n Rai West -vitt sbamokto . p. ViaZerbey Vtilerß. R yatier.a.: R. The 'coal seiiti,to • market tribated as folkrwif Deltvered by Wl.l by on Ibterlf • , Ibta 1 in Total •-•- eh ' inhabaneng of n t:ctien VieittlO as the Hired Ist/ that- -1)" 66,414 r '— Tfflusinif it 'Y _ in Now u, ell to IllinOwl AM to Pena ~...Los, 15,837 to Wisconsin, I IA `to Ohio, 7,#)Tiallitiwa litho:nets 7,321 i to .hi, --'4014 to itrera l 4.l t t 6,517 10 /16110130/ 0 .5,916 , 10; 0 1 / I Jitirmey. and 6,891 to -Minneasts. b For. eleven months of lie ending On Woven' **skew/3114 1 of immigrant amounted 2§lAOO or 85,000 ' more than dining the en yea r . The statistics for Abe Stet (ni , - m onthsOf 1889 shoat that flikW.. -I , ~., :IL , ta_ i _. ed in llettYprk•Fp , , • • , 7 1 . toXillbsois i 25438. ; • to , Foam ' tad- 14, i tO Wisconsin. The tablas 4 thee° ~ - , nets' show that -theinsettcadanneitates , vereettived L otOre than the average num. i cat t t fzz au t s . and that mlW,ral 8. - . " *red Isoss, - This-Stknatme to, the ,therefuse ot 3 ; - antenithe lin- . rnittlitints. - :>1 aping' ' . the B'mthern Shea*, sixteen.ln limber have: fallen oir hi the rannberof. Ocktile li t ' ' 4TllteMovott to those Viorlitte!s:th* - *.e- 1 ' . /868 havin g -been,l2 - ,1)6 - boo#ilirFiu.o . .., Via In the aiiiiimionths xlvitt,:,, . — 4lolire'ret litity ~bo4untotitoit. L..f •-, 4 • - hue of tiolftwaV*Yr* • -.. , . -.' , 4 , 1 • „. -- „_,-. , 1 , ~,-.7 . f';-:"2'. 1;. ...:',:' i I , - ...:- ."' • ' . di I-, 300'00 500'00 lEI A for the in thickness s description . :heci In the Itey < IWiik be . to coliy:f IC' 60 • tis; per 100 etlpi !TN '.coat dent to , 1591)314 ..... MAU /7/;120 -I 4 ,311 160 ...... ' 10 OU3 43 , 81o, , t r i a;outs 455,14 I .9.01"9,330 RT OF TIDE' %Asa • *, 113,549 - ilelt; 191,1Y2 ad, West d53,47:1 ......... • 5M,155, de 4,`.. ) 19.tre a eastrted 2.500.004- •:15.7a1,212, we been; f 00 , quantity lon the!lin63:Of ~ . , short . of tido , r esting to our: , . 1 , • i )ove 'that. only: of anthracite including the. ' colist!med iij short tide; I. • of •, 4,037,054 996,4311' n the ilistribu- . ( different slip .in the: I "erk, In mnse• PORT] ft 1C11,40 It:: ... IBM ....i„,.- ..... ' , ........ .. ..... ' • 1715 u•sti UP.. lakin --it 41 Ui l 'i"ii i i; -4,4,...-±7.' alter to 111-111namuorw4«: 114.Witossesnax. TIMOINCULT... ISM r idif7 - IBIS Tuesday—, 23 9 - 10..174:91999 : - ' Vo,morraw.4-SecentliSundkv . oLtbayeat Sephuigedina Sunday. Dar* iength t zollonrs and 35 inint.k . . . , Seco me nd a"- Prebyterian ing at lei. o` All - - are-invited . - Seats :Chilaiturchierlicorrot. itk ukorn : the free. _ .t ,' , 7 - . 4 ' . -, isi` .., ._ 1. : ill 1' r: A t .1„,..;,.;_ rs a A.i - AA 1 ' f . A . t... -A :16.- ' PatAl:Aocident.;4l ScindaLlitit, . 6 04)e.i . • eight year old on of Mr , Wm is, of enan doah City, was run over by a car, which some boys had started running down the gradei and instantly killed. . . . • - 13arial of a Soldier. ; —Yesterday remains of Joseph Beadle wezie interred In the Soldierie Lot, OdA Oct*eiCrotal No. 23. The religions cervices were condneW by Rev. Mr.-Dickerson. • • ' • Death by_Coal 011.—A tittle situ ',5 4 11- liam Millar. of • TomhiCillft ti te% VOW' Taw was butittby. p : setting • coal oil,latnp on Last Saturday: Every effort, was made to save the child's life, bat all to no effect. A little sister of the bOynarrowly escaped 'shar ing the sane : ' .• 4 , 683 . 93 ° eq 123,706 =0,240 OM Music.—Alining- the selections at the I .Choir Rehearsal in Trinity Church to;night; w4ll bo the splendid, • though difficult, Hallelujah Chorus, front. Handers Messiah, the "Oh Thee each living soul Welts.", from . the 'Crea tion, two tine Ohorusei from the tnetolno• of Danici, with evrariety of Solos, tire., from the best croinposers. • r 1,1X17,(43 G76,4ffi 1•W 721; 38,119 33 , 681 111,-19 • •is• - The Exchange Hotel.—We learn that a few days since Samuel Garrett, 'Esq., preitent:pccu.- pant of the Exchange Hotel in this. borbtigh, purchased from Mrs—lsabella Palmer •1 , r ; half interest in said proPertyArti7,soo.' ,Mr.Hc i ett. is making'. the hotel a very populat to stop at, and reA have no doubt ,that its buil ness will largely increase under his continued p:cel le,nt management:, 1 EEO ' - ". 43 : 0 13331 151,te2 -72,ra4 r A Quite Oi'd' Duplicate' Stittlett up.-4,- one r . 4. 4 1 ,f the fruits id C'oarsa Seltzer's. excellent. ad ministration tif the Treasiettr'S office, we Might state that a few weeks since ThOman I 4 onk, Col= lector of State anti Counts taxes of the'llorongh . of Schuylkill Haven fur the' year 1858,,iettled his old duplidate up. in full, amounting:A° be , tween t2(io and $3OO. - Mri Long has for several years Past- resided .in 'Kansas'. A shorE time since, throtigh Mr. Seltzer's efforts, proceedings tver Instituttd against the sureties of, Long, Which had tile effect of causing the settlement of the duplicate as stated. • - • ..i - r We were aware that M k'. Seltzei had 1t long. official official pole with which he stirred up delinquent tax' collectors,- nut we ha* no idea that it could. , reaelt e ffectu•tll)-so king a distant*, asiSouthem; Kansas. r -I ; • ~ i.. , .!, , ZZ0,9.11; 2 . 15 , 000: , . 22%490 r00d.;..1. 411,00 ; ; .• 6,719.= tr,osomu Battlement -Made lb- Full.—Conrad • Seltzer, Esq., late Treasurer ofthii County, olv; the - 2nd instant, 'paid ,to It.. W. 'Mackey, -Esq.; State Treasurer, the sum of 412,119t".1.5, balance in full. for State tax; Licenses, bank - stock; etc., dne 'by him tollie Commonwealth,: -. •., .aint US .balance , . due the ; County of Schuylkill was ascertained by the. County Au ditors; Mr. Seltzer' paid to, the present County Treasurer the amount In full; as the following copy of a receipt shows, which' fict sbould have been embraced in the - Anlitor's reportmow ill courscrof publication in the County papars: OFFIcF., or SCRIM - I:KILL CO:, PA., t Pat/WM% jou nary 21i: I+7o. 1. Received of Conrad seltzer, tau- Treasurer, Fifteen thoustkrid, siX hundred and fortv-three. dollars and seveutteri cents, In full, balance dtte the Clnunty; as per Auditor's report for 1810. • EDWARD Btr AALSI • Treslifirer. •-• • ; Per He....tat. , to Whom ap.7, ept inn • account l'Sisites. We corivs,pondi.fil: following. The Assessed ValuatiOn Propiiiiriy, in County.--jti. lttY) there uvrp ten townships in Schuylkill' County, the - ktsesseil villuAtion of . property_irryrb4etx was as follolca: Drunswig Manheim Mahantongo Lower Mahantongo' Upper Norwegian Pinegrove tichuyiklif ' Union West Penn 'button of coal forte olfflettil 1 the thiladet otopitny 5,50.12 .1,677 1.551 /k 1,216 81R.401-1 ...... 14101 . . _ Total valuation In 180 the COunty contained 3 3 •teVezul.hiPs and 20 boroughs, the assessed valuation. or property in which was as follows: Auburn . Washington , • Rahn . -) • Pinegrove Township. ' Wayne Barry • , .. , Eldred ' Yorkville ' Porter Cuss Township Branch r Norwegian ' ' Rush East Norwegian..:...... Mahanoy Township.. Cressona Ryan. • Unfo i r ...... '''''' .." East Union:.. ._... North Uni0n..:... :... Rubley ' • Mount Carbon - Mahantongo Township. West Penn Shenandoah City , New Philadelphia Pin egrove Borough ..... Butler - - North Manheim South Manheim Ashland .. ........... • Foster.. Orwigsburg Tremont . _ ...... ......... Tremont Borough .... East Brunswig:- . ..• West 8ruu5w1g...',.... Blythe ........ Port Clinton - :r N a e= i ll ' e - Palo Alto St. Clair Minersville.... ........ Schuylkill Haven ...... .. Port trirbein . Pottsville Sild.rand N. E. Wardv " S. E. and N. W. " .111ahatioy City . Schuylkill., .. 5111 100,166- ..01,457 .. .. 140 . ,61i0 ..... 1.116,1,411 . . 12,237 4,677 59,014 i,... 4,361 N. ..... . ...... 4,437 • ' . '2.990 ..... 1,315 1,613 IE7I 3,* 48 2.512 IMESI ! hat't4ere wee Tons. 1,117,657 811,4557 . 140,638 •• 151 456 17,4 n a 'lutttltittof eigd ports fropi Ired ;with the El = , Total valuation 4 . As the asseAsed valuation Cs about- - nt l eTlii i66 rti Of the real value of the real and *personal tiro party in the County, the latter may be e stimated' at least 00,000,000. : . r The Schuylkill ,Criunty Bible Soclety.--:Oti 'Monday evening the 7th inst. ' the tiehitylkill; County' Female Bible Society; held its 113th An niversary in the" Methodist' Episcopal Chureh'of •Pottrrille. The meeting was organized byeall.‘ -ing .Mr. Frank. Carter to the Chair, and..the appointment of Wm. D. ,Hodgson, as Secretary;, when Rev. Mr. Sembower ppened the ,meeting' with singing and, prayer, followed 'by- reading of the Scriptures; by key. Mr. Gehman.; Sleek the corresponding Secretary of the Society, then read the annual Mort, of its doings or the year 1369, which will be twilit! 'below, (some of the , amounts received as per, treasurer's report, having been handed _in sinceA the 'meeting.) • The Rev.-Mr. Torrence, the agent - of the Pennsylvania Bible Society, then enter 'Mined the andiencewith a very intoregting Mut._ instructive discourse in,the course of. Which he. gave some-statistics, which were new to many of his. hearers. Among .other items he ttatad that there weremere copies of the Bible printed, than there was'Of all the books Mall the differ 'ent languagessin the world, and that, *rennsyl. Tanta could boast that during theater , she_ Mt nished one-tenth elan the soldiers thrtheirmy. She pays one-tenth of the revenue tolhe United States Government, and: distributes 'Booof iztv6x one-tenth-of all the bibles circulated in the' ,states. Hav - wcsiti, then addressed the meeting in one "of his charaeteristic, happy styles,. in which' he eulogised . the. : ladits4 f9r their untiring zeal, and moved• them a vote .of thanke, which was Oren'. heartily.' Bev. Mr. Dickerson then moved that the ladies constitu ting the Board of Managers for the ye* 1E169, be continued la eftice for the ensuing year, which was carried unanimoMily. It - was oleo moved and carried, that the Baird. of Managers be reopened to call a public Meet ing of time Society 'within three. Months frog, this date, and the Secretary publish the proceed= lugs of this meeting. The Afteetiw_thiln ad journed. '- • ' W. D. 11. Seerft.sry. , In the 'good Proyidence of God, the Penitile Bible Society of Schuylkill County Is pertnitted to celebrate its Anulvernary.,'F The', Board, haviinothing_of apecial interest to, report re specting their work during thepast year. They. have held - their usual nixtur of meetings and doneyhat they could. There having been no ealpartent to't beak tint' the destitute , and supply 'them with ,theword l of - life, in the Society's employ; otinCeyotir bon an- mild meeting, the Year, theYreeetling - has presented nn ociasioniot aPechit activity.. Ex perience has shotin that in the absence. of an exploring agent in the' field; there is not _the .motive, aNthere is not the for lhe2-86- ciety te ocenenp. to' -the ' Ball measure of its capacity to do good. The time is drawing near, However, if Ulla' dot now• at hat* when a • thorough recatrreadtarof the 'cordity• will have . to beiandenakeh. - • • •• - Thep year ixttlieeln been tme devotbd to local work in this mum; May iselnitibwitent whichreqitireil mention In this report. -It trill be !teen Ildfarivoinitirt money fAnt4 tributedlivk the chtireltati co4peratle eon siderablyin advance ottbe aUtn ate lV the preceding , yea6.ilititAter Aitken outside of Pottsville have' been Ito Semktwo *terttuirtet4er : *as ad 4 dressed,by tint /offt Boadiggett Eren , gelicalvistore of the .vettoty; th e 4 nameiconlid be leaPte 4 4-11 13 ~,410 4 t ° 1111 * - cure &feral eci.opetatiort zwmt.sai entire_ field. A few rewWsid , de something la IWraterti: '' one. in Xrettiont; AO the "Itther sent letteatils ectititribeliW: ' The • '; rep&i at& tilisdatt. The 'the *RV*: 2 " ' ' • ' a ielg 5136 ":231 12 56 1 29 1., • - 93: • 93 se . tsl .61 X1:6.814,016 he* Central Ilia I Ws] lir roal: -1114 ;441nr4; _ 1 R 403,014 -974;!)17, , mi l ;ly n lf* Was dis " . • , . .... DM; 172,31.8 sown -*Wm - i 2 $, e ow • Nei'Nrork give • • ta who ar k:Of, these, easpureeed- • WOW= EWEN 13 EM PEZiril •U' SW -414 4U 'eft el sat: ti ER %t'~"~ci~.. ~~~`.. 51P .,... 3 Si 1 V 'al i . ,l. : . . • 1692,k11 159,413 • • liawt .• 4,56,P.A8 ..... • i • 96:872 • • ' hU,S7O MEI MO Ma 271:168 746,211 1;240,1,10j' 514,912 . Agry BEI 111 . , 41 , 14,4 t • --- ",1,,t;, 4— e . :19 , fg ~ '„ :,t:;4' ... =_ , T , lP:br iiii!!‘ ,.- . - . .... - .... . , 31.1 : 4 - ,-, r . 1.7 - 7 , - 3 c,4,42:4N” . --,- ' - - .._... , p. ....:Tt. 7 4l,zr,_•", - .4411 1-_____*aiiiir l'eb. r II .i - Balance' - "...''23o fA - F'eb. i' Crib item iiint.-ii7reiiiitH".F:..: 77- - ~-.t at. . 1 .. f Mrs. - So pitacli .....- :: - ....:_t......... - - 2ID - " ", " 6 - 3ira. lityer i _strouse.. .. .... ... - '... OD I' " „ : Lutheran _ - .764 Pt. 9, :t1... -.'. 5 00- :.:, 4. " . 1 rftiOrtsbsietd4trA.sTit.,,...*-1 ~., ! •. : , .- 7 , o ' ' ti,H+77 - 33 1 Fh statement'of the , _l t ibrarian *as follows; River, of the - - .Likirlini liiiffsihrecarnilasii termarp • 81, late: - . .. 24', O. f, VoL in Depository Peb.:4, 08/84.„,..... r ... t .i...,=.1. .; " 1 " received dining the year ,.......... an; i- . -...a '. . •,. , t - - Total , ..:... . • " t“.,...-1.:4u.',....-....--1 - .....-12 • No. sold and donated. , 1 ;.:....:....--,....:,-.-- ...... 3 , 1 8 . Now in deposittew - - ' ! „...0.,.... .... ..:-...i... 383„ . :, , . • , --- A. Amount of cash plikl to Treseirer.a,_.,..-- - ..... 7 .-.177 so •• ," • Expressare.:.:...-4,.1.1..., i 90- .Bmonni 16ieilled for sale .4f, bookii..l:-.44.-.....L.581 . ':i Donations ea follows: , - 1 - .!.,-,I 1 V -- • , ,-, pe . b, a m irt2 at i a lr e e n s ic euici ; j 4 t : 4.; „ 0 i .. , i i i mi iii4 L ii i i: Itisy 21 .Bibles, Ilittbodist tielinet•-icAlLeakz,!* , ' * -. ~ ae ititt .. 4,6. • rist i os Vgi tio - t- ,...,,, 11 7:•!'.".Va 1 1ij..1 ::••1 - la : I, Itar 19113, Ditz i t h; pi,„ 0144 . "910691! ; Orin . : . Presbyterian. juiy 2d. 8 Bibles llama% - 4-4 , :.:, -__• , '' ftpectinlay, ii.....i.%.. ~, • 41. rairsesi. .1 z i . _ , • „:4 ... ; MiM. -f. n. : _ This ettgiont ' ynt'Sdimikkie:''' it-403p -4,04k cora, Etre hero app demkesin . rr,!:- - Mrs. Win. Pol , 'President ;EMT's. - .Benj . , , Tlo, Ist Mice 1' dent ;Mrs.P., W. Shearer: Bot n V.d .."Vice . President i -Mrs., , Aft,: 4MO 310311111481, Treasurer; Mrs.. J•Aut • Heeboer: Lihniri.„ l -- liirs.i.C. M. • Hill,- Rec. "Setreteri 1-: Bet 44 DAP- Steck, or. Secretary . , - Matiageret.--Mitla R. - 04. raviy, atm. T. Russel; Mrs. 31. Ttria;ht.Wrst.-T 1 Garretscin, - Mrs Hoffman!, Mis. N. , Wetz, Mrs'.' Barelsi , ;:lirs.lif. Stronse,` ?arrelolt, Hayse4o4„l, Sles__l-1. M. Sembower,3.lrs. B. Ponaeroy, Mr& 1 C. H. Ko,pitsch, Mtn.. C. Dangler; DIFs. I • Beek,l Mrs: W. Potts, Sirs. S. Lewis, e rrs. •S. Stecki - Mrs.. T. Cooch: , . - •.'" • • .- ' vegui ..Yettr.Beard,-4tankful fOr the trust repzlsed in them, ieleelatheit'rirpOrt lit the Wneist hope_ tit* the Society may long lire to :bless the commit nity; and that intthe years to. e.enie, it 'May be more abundantly usehil than-It has been during Its as history., • By_order Of the Board D. STE,Cg', , • • . , ~ • iii r iVq.iiSP . R!'i?..„,. , I . HARRSIIritO, reb. 11, 16711 i, , The Senatebill to incorporate the Safe De-- posit Ranks& gottsvillleksexeed 't4ePitsf . I Also, an nctatithisiizing 'the' ReMnf l mdiobt Directors of the' Independents Stevens School District, in tikO!lwilquii.t.4 Writ:1150:1114i to selbreal estate, . • . ' Al.sn, then ace Atuthorli.ing ihto 'Ridges* attd town Council of Shenandoah to,levyatax. . . er-le Senate bill authorizing,. the School Ekricr• to •Of thebOrough of Crimsons to boilow money fnilding purposei, was °W l etted off 'Xies'` . dav's calendar, and did:not Pt the Sonia*, Mr. Randall introduced 'a hill invorPorating the Miners' and Laborers' Pub? lishing totripany. "This bill, it is tinderateed, is 'for the especial lieUetit of; the 3lcitvrron and its friends. , ;,. ‘ ~ ,•_ ._ • - : The following bills hsve• been introducer)'and .de Immo ..., are pending: , To incorporate the General Council of e . Miners' and Lab - titers' AssoCialion of the I th t+ of-f'ennsylvania; . %', • I i , 2 Making any stmehanie, , journevnia,n, tr ad es man or laborer forming , associations under-tim act of May 8, 1869—authorizing the formation of societies for their protection—not 'liable- to or rest, tine or imprisonment by reaseif ,of mem bership in such association. ~ - 1 - The Mining bill remains in the hands 'oetbe Senate Committee, undergoing a ,thdrougli ex nomination. How soon it, will emerge we are unable to state. Particular attention is being giVen to the sulttiet, and hasty legislation need not be feared. - , ' . .. ' ... ~ 'N'lille we have it in our mind weyWould state for the informotion of those interrsted, that there is a law in force reeniring all owners -of patented lands to have the same patented before the Ist of June next. Aftei l. that time they will be sold to Satisfy the liens now entered against thenrin the Prothonotary's, office by the Attar nett- General of the Comnionwealih. ' ' - Ur. Charles Slingittif, formerly of vonr corm -1 't3l has been appointed Sealer" of ,Weights and Mena - urea for Chester County: 1 4- , The 31st of March has been sledded upon as the day for the finsl adjontrni.nt of the Legis lature. ' ' • ;.- • .--' • I • The Governor has 'vetoed the'ant allowing writs cif - error in casts of murder , and,voltintary manslaughter, thereby cutting off all 'hope 101 suecess from that direction inthe ,ease , of t . Pr. , Srs ,* eppel, for whilseBpecial benefit the law ii . 6 ex acted. • . - „ '.L i: ',_ , l'he votoin of the Metropolitan Police bill in, the face of a.ir'errefidous pres Sure, brought to I, bear in itiiiibehalf, *cites, u world of comment., ' , Though not unexpected, in certain quarters„ yet . the annou s tacemenn canned a profound fl utter, lanionest the Philadelphia ,t•Roosters;" and' } ' , : f tginsed ceitalninterested politicians to screw up the - Wiaces after themanner of Irish Jemmy of `the Stith when'he Id his.,first green persini-f I _On i on, thinking it 'w s a plow. This *thin of 'the Governor; whk'n thin matter i -hutfollow-1 ing in the fordstekilpf Cinlinrri, its LIN more favor masortso leadipg Memo! heat tics, not POU, elide, or the eitv of.Phliatielpli than •it a t 'nem with censure-frorti the -lass. Had eillturrOommisidonee% ,. Moot ) the; ti ll n azarmayerspreetiding h m f atUtetni , fte -lodges t'xf thegupremeCourt,"oreitinun ,1 been watisig; - . - of-of-thot" ie wheat% thutleirtipH mar, tbeillife tattle hill, .have bee . -, enelii.thtenitosettbeit. fee eptglatatinskinnardoZ . BrZiwn,47,eng ,—, z , Ntl , f the' House, haVebrili tt ="lls7 l .llier - purpose of investigating alleged frauds and ' mzsrupt.. ppm , - Itiees used in the passage of, the bill. Amusing,' isn't it? .- _. 1 . ;Rumor whispers loudly that the pollee' force .. of 'Mayor rot contributed liberally toward en- , suring the defeat of the bill, and -Eyes'Altbrixel Mt that during' the.pendeney of the act up.to the present time, Alderman Meidullen and cer- 1 rain of his retainere have, been on the 'ground, and in cic4 communion with' the immaculate Josephs, who, by the by, Abe Individual ' Who upondhe announcement, of the vote in the vote in the Hotise,l ,antiditile -laughter of the members , cried out, 'Trawl I Corruption t" If any money =was contributed as asserted, it Must have stunk before it leeched the Legisla. hire, a.. 4 none, judging fromrbesisite,.ever reach .,- ea the members. , eity ,. .a This mar bnd of a lin' Jayne case-.' • ' ' i , --'.„.- •- i l - !There is a billin fts .. pkft.agowilickeitiown the governor to appoint, Notary'Publics, ItA the ex'. egencies of the case rutty required' 11.11.1ssircius to serve the,cemmonity in th e above - espacitv will note the- filet, arid be *Eta • ,y-p . aeC s eeordl, itigll ,3 - , .... ~ , ,,--.4 _ ,,,...., A l'ha4 passed bitatiatouses the --proteci tibn ti baggage,'deelatlng the ... ul ,r 3- -, or, reekless , harnalling - ottrtinits,Ae,;• - a emean-1 or. This was= act,which hapong been need- ed, and one whieli.meets!wth universal favor; !The Senate conurilifee id InVestipplie trebniri affairs adjetirned without accomplishing any • thing, to imeetiagt e n on 'nexs Tlt.lay., The Ste* Tem 'l444l„cdnveittiori,held Cl the Court House in is is city on Tuesday and Wed ribsday of this Week Vas a decided atieeesix,4 in' Pbint of Intellect • -it eonmared •fittorsibly- 4 wit,h any conventierkof,apx kirul, saisteyer that !di ' been held 'here Ritlidelastyortrt y'ew's. That the eause.is, daily gaining sitrength no ‘ontAtioeing can dbribt. , Leading : men are moving in the Matter, and each. year eild6 to'the list. , The' Cenvention Wisely;Wethink, decided by; ti-vote of r2t Ito 55 net Wpm e third:party., . ...lettuyi; kill COuntrwas was , and ably repre.enled in the Convention. - 7 ., ~ ii ±' • 1 - As there term Lroutv.Ari en 'Allman Virimie-1-': pstun. and as the journals _of •proceediuss are hi:dished but once a u -- #l4:pnAt as the :lieWS- . pipe of : the City. give but 'acankrefierts ot., Me peedings,"*.e sit alitiostdn'Legislalive dark-' imeas. The' members..thernselvsis :are at a I ,niimO, I and siS • trcelr ' yAo*, 1)-fini c 4i,,,v c °ll4 . la ±, 1 . 4 1 4 0 - t h tT . ale doing. -r. ' '-- ,11. -. , .._ ..- , - , , I Yesterday iveninillie , teippetaticia 4i.uketlitsM engegolithe attention of. the' Heise. ,-•• , -' '--J ~ 1?0/176# - ,i.v ~C.ticilyirasittr4ti F l7: o l t wo; 1 -r:. • ~. ' hrititii, fAetir." , ll. ; •,- ' - •- I ' Dtst.t.Attitta . 4bC7* - .o44.*qiif;ijul relater , .chronicheiecine sad account& thrnt Ooliesi_odig ' the beautiful and romantic Catamarans ifettey, , Which is principallylaiiilSmieild Wthildld Union, now North, '' East and t tritidn',-' 4 foilitnti4s -of-, Schuylkill County, Pennitylvarilacallott 'me to itold-up before your'readers allotisortylaVot ail . entirely different dattulta There..lLeellrti this fair part of Schuylkill County a class - of teak Christian Maple; Alin: SEC tritiziti .14litibill and modest,'who, - when they do alms, let not their. left htdut. know what . their. right' hand! death': neither do liked trumpoetouud#4l, l before the t a en Account of 'their aeta.ot 154* ,40,. ~. '; , ' Hence nothing or what l' now:w edeites i isjiet , been communicated, and therefore not noticed l'hy you.. And it it.,becerndi kittntnirotkictaididh : this, the writer has jn.st. fears of getting'a jest ' reprove, and yet I think solne of their good en-' terprises should be •kncrwit; ea wen as what bad acts are from time, to time oolfriAtted - .here, and elsewhere. _ , ..1 '1- _.• .r 1 1 , -One of the • first - . ftod * -- t 4 elf-seterideled- l iele4t would notice is the building of the healthful; ' Mt. Zhin's trangelitslaathatsn Cabe' 4 ,4 beautiful for situation, andthe jag of Ihe whole I community: Befit neiii the noted active anti, prosperous little , silhtmi of Zien't - -Grove, Of , ,which you have lately taken notice) this Church can be seen from almost, anyelktration in the, valley, and is so , well• built - awl Antidokehat, its would be an' onor to any eitsorlailst it•,proves • . a great, blesedus AO s the,imiskjanhooti./. figgiet, praise is. due In Mr. JacetkAtwitti, and, sever other members OCNIt. Zion'e Even eall,n -I eran congregation, whits llasinlak, • t Frain, Joseph - Fa:4% Jesselidital , door Warner and others, In' building' this house to the glory of. tlittauif geod..Of ithittninmunity.. The next noble enterprise i n this . Itdiey t is the building of the Ind:.~thin ed -hig-I town personas% iiihutted Intl* s.iiM i ttf u t e w-i' town, whictris lo , : Itilni d likjitti' ti • ra t , of the old 1 ' l a , 0 , 1461611 is a- orti mile -, 4' f iltpliarbef l aiVitieWine . /X-1 in Railroad., V at itl i t al iftilk it = , .iiilinietl ,by et the St. Pattys Drangt ...... lial Itudiessav ..tiou,ttear.and olut 'tnetabottlot4W Id& . P.' • ';‘•...,• -bri at w i eran Oinked' at ii aready -thre e t h rism o i . ' dlghlril, .11.1e.att, fflateMo44# triad :. lier thotgabits - 03141 . ?Ire•thOriagi m , l'inngdato an • nve tbia-tulater -1....1be-, nrailicse , * e m w ne bia li r det =dattikrUgloarval!, , `Masao►my* - ' . ..... abs ,: • '-.... i- . : 4 •,..4.:**:; 't 1 / ' 9l. • _,, t ~.fr, ' c - tc i — i .. ~ ... legtlo4oUNltit‘ ' ' '` trto 4 nst - , • , i L . : ‘T..! a. 4 4 ' . 4.4",i3,.. -='' .°4l -- ii•et 4 7 31141 , t___" l'Lr '• I t' 1 to••••• .10,4 1 ,21 I •• • H - tbc.2s i .194114 z5e 4 .45 37,286 .2J3,691 . 1;70,497 . 190,119 17,811, 551,631 . 211,548 17: 279,818 36V,:15.1 ...... 1,551,215 217;4: 62,656 .... 257,044 ...... 1,31,016 124,346 ' 142,912 135,789 42,1172 156,en r • 465,16.8 1 344105 • SES- S ,/ 1111,321 1'163,345 ....., 161,766 740,138 136,1194 131,567 178,871 1 Ti 7,461 ..... 344,925 :157,7115 e 2.813 3u,soix ?a kart 46K,K9 M 14,81.1) 40r2,0N MEE gorrMenbmcc El 11131 wij held last fan, , at whieb the Itingtown -ally hided and enlivened good niusic. Not, only the .ned in thaFair, are greatly I vrillever remember them .ide.Jr i Valawitg elf was smd all osnald were welt f had hel _Pair, and SA In such a peaceable an, 4. . . v..._ 4ektiothukpeopie know. ":agate t:alr'ketaliders of the Gasped e . they rin Catawisea ey, an • m ggpport them. i, PI ~ w • t geaggittniwltthat the salary of Xi dip bla wants, the etieschßounell of t. i4.4o,l li . sposii te gelical e, l,utherazi C'hurch romi rlo y veLi .1 y responded to ley all the kind *as members tide charge, and others also who are not mem bers, and thus ehemed the drooping *rite of their bumble and faithful Pastor and Ws worthy st-iii-their-riellilemul* and labor of. love among them. Such are inomentois'acts to a Pastor's life, which feria cheerful evidences 1i411145, lie reg et (Ti l :i G iitri ttiteisa. value. i. hose, ioo l ?we') litow the Rev. H. Weicksel know that. whilst he in not a sensation preacher c holas-plain, inteSigstdoletoted, Pastor, who, with his lady, 1 do most sensibly and highly app pw ns:h i ldynirldioren hy anybody but es lifik menihrof.the charge. nevi but 4) , but w hat, they say they mean. said . Iyigralhaftd. The WI no•anWereleeg raise their Pesten; that , no domUlons will be tleodw 1 lLid JLibiefe: liPe burr ittleY will begiaturti e =l:l*__lfoft ,aeofiei aflo, not to tinike•up a d eworf• if ii used o The j B VIn 4 ___l%a l ti f ttXtg ae SdrAt l :a ivh th St. Paul's riviingellestas latelybeen carpeted tertibbktireitirae, ages iOngiulilt and used for divine sip:vice Red tweedy-seven years. The floor of the pulpit ind altar are laid over with a beautiful' rose carpet. - whilst the aisles and stairs are laid with. . p: geed eocoanut mat. mtg. It makes in all army t improvement . 3U this sancmgrz of vents much noise and dieturnee * b*rvicii. A most beantind set 'of - Communion ware was lately secured by the first class confilined by Rev. H. Weicksel in the :.t.. 1 aurs Evangelical Liitheran March. This v. are was made:by the celehratedkblr. Eristututgain P.Stßbiladel phi*, and se worth alrim; of, fifty W him. A memorandum of the ikutort Willi be' Put in the case in which ri ware is kept, as a meniortal of their lore e ler st and,hia Church. , It, is earti hopeWthat all these kind peo ple who are so active about here may cause many to do likewise, and, after having enjoyed the good fruits ef earth for many years, they may forever : enjoy their rewiir4 to ea yen. SPECTATOR. =EI ..ei..cr . I ST Ctil 11, Fa., Feb. 10, 1870. , .... . Enspoits ansiitsste • '''. dullness!, . and. iliac-, ,tivity . incident to 'anylocality ;when a large propoitiOn'Of Its industrious enterTirises cease, . , is tory pe4*:fitibitt in Mir totvn,since-thedttfer ent.collieries have Auspended,.operatlone.. It mast not be presumed that 'everything 1s en tikely,jlWeas paeans° of,t4e'sußpexpion.. . ,411,01nOviali. E. 'Churotr,"Of this:tit:Of:4N 14 1 "; 10 . be dedicated on Sabbath nex t, , 13th inst.,. with appropriate; adrammileit. - Rev. A.,,.l i .tßynett, Cor,. Secretary M. E. Church Extension Sod ,l ety;,will preach lb the rpOrzting, assisted by i Rev. R. H. Patttsdn,-D4D. Presiding Elder of the Harrisb....District. In the afternoon at '±--, o' 10 ' ere Sy4l„.be . a, grand family gAth etirigt. 101‘.. nmetoccppytheithair. - The eti l w .exercises *an inter:9o6MM - with sitiging by Rev. - C.. C, ! :Weal*, an d also the - Sabbath Sehorkk, , -- ' ' "": . -.1; ' ';ln.Rip 'evening 'at' 6 i o'clOck,. Chaplain Mc. _ ..... . . L.. . . 311 , Cabe will officiate. Atnong oilier Ministers .Artio are expected- to-b4“preaent and, assist are jar.)EiGilroyc.b_Pielterrott,;broble, iTaywO6d, 'Mt M.' iWrYMPiti iSr6 "416144 ,tlje.exerclaee will be 'very ittteresting, and. re 'hoped, 'freeing - the Church from all indebtedness. The ediSee, is an' Ornament tomir town, and is one; fOO fittest in this see tlett Of clfe'State,,porribiribmall the advantages: and ilitpniverneata 'of Modern times. ' 'The .Rormigh..oo.lulcilAke - adopted' a very Wise measure in .providing for the names.of the Several :streets; to be painted on small finger, boardaapd pleotatot r the ; proper, - places, so that' lurE. kttitu - 11, 1 10.oaniefl thereotwithriiitt re sorting to the borbugh archiVes or simie"ibtlicial Who is' posted:l;U is ra fact that tt very large number of ourponle, who have lived here for a; , -4.notillanitileildwrllt lot , line,:aret Ninuibte, to designate 'more .than one hahrof the di ff erent streets by their ipropey, and jlegitimate names. One more iMptidivem eat! %%only tie march id Omar(' '• • .! ' • The'St. . Clair. *imam. la utidergoing repairs. Great improvement is being'made, and the pre prietorvJamesidanigait;,F.st.i4,lenus determined to have it fated up A ISo. 1. There ii•rooni,for live or three more artekenterPrisesitithia'Rktee. .1 John Ennis Post 47„ G. ,A. R„ is desirous of making a!labllittitits do., of the recent rebellion, with the owitora' name attached, te he placed inAheir hall for publie, inspection. This, a 'volt idea, and •ahY person or pershns disposed AO favor the movetitent would do well le l` hall anon o4 r W i ess the W . $llO6l who have Vtai#o, - • . 71131 W. $01 06 44 liTe4r l t tiel Holmes., , Racal Nusintss: )Icitires. I , 2{ ants a line tirst insertion; 'a) 'Oran a line eara.sut?se qne,tinselfaii• lUD GLOVES! KID • {SILK SUSPENDERS!` SILK SR.SPENDERS!! - I VIVIAN Coi.LAnst VIVIANPOLLAN-VI ' BA LBRICIAN kiALF HOSE! HATARIGAN .11AV HOSE PAPER COLLARS! PAPER COLLARS!! 21E4:SOFA ! STOcILS!! ,CILAVATS! Feb, 44110.triattli; I,4II;L L P. 440114A1-I.4egpttair ONLY 20 cents for a superior tl, pater stew. at ..Potts' Ladies.ar4 Gents, Restaumnt; pTo. 191 Centre street. Prices raffnced to suit the time.. Cell and. see for yourselves. . 3-tc Gtoitr. Horse Nitls for saleliy BRIGHT & CO FruTxcit, English - and American Clotha, - all styles, qnd of tho finest qualities, at D.A.Smith's.Centre St. •l e k 000 I) MAN L.E.tvittr ANANUERITARCE."--tio lnflll with a DEPENDENT family is tree,troto reproach if - 145 , life 1.3 n ins,ured.. See 811EAEER & LOWREY'S adyurtiseumeht, Fourth .. Page. FRISCH PADDED la-nere Dap.a.s, a ,benntt(ul.arU de. D. Centre Street. JUST OUT ! CHEIERt ,PEetORA,t. TROCHES, • " . 4di'OMPli-CeiveL Sorir thrOliti oast Itioscidt6 None so Good;None so Pleasant, None Cure as Quick. RUSHTON & CO., 10 Astorlfouse, New York. trse no more of those horrible tasted nauseating " CUBEB TRINGS.": - 'Nov. 8,119--56-0 m /t. COUGLI. COLD. 04 KOBE VBBCATIBE -2". finlres imniediate , .attention; as negleetiotten resulti-in 'an Incurable' Wd, • Lung Disease. BritIVIV,S BRONCHI- b(bh , HIAL AI, TROCHES will mast. iniariably otIONt- , give instant relief. For*Baottcnrrts, I;p n CAItARRII, CONSEXPTI+E and 'un ‘• irstnowir Dtszasrt, tliaphaceatioothlng affect., • "I.N4ZIERS• and PUBLIC BVT.A.RERS use them to clear and sitiengthen thei voice; ' ,Thriug.to the good reputation and popularity of-the Trimlies, many worthicsiand cheap iminaincqzs ore jer''erl which are good for nothing. Be sure to oared; s SOLD ivrattarrtrite. • • • Nov. 6, 119-15-ain • ' IVir STT.TIrIB, L-Dyspepsia and con= /v. 4. stipation !ire the hburly foes of the restless*, ex citable American, and with them come inexorable headache, heartburn, and a train of small diseases: sfarshallN Elixir has, beeu prepared with small re ference to these coristitutiolial troubles of so many of our, countrymen, and So far the preparation , has tiecipitsttditM pitiMpligt*Xceel that, in recomruending it autr After the tried experience of year=, they are but falfilltilfr a humane duty to ward.: the ganer4,com.mantty..—Forney's Press. pVter'VXE Ttumue 11114,20TTLE: , MANBFIALL* t• Dennis ,ttt Proprietors, MARKET STREET, _PHILADELPHIA. ' tir Sold 14 7 13r:WarSOBITMON;313 Centre St. Jan. 23, , ; : tAtAllinfter/COPSI3 Ma ell Immig vr+ira&A.csoc rx: • :_or •Itititrattle sPeeigt9) COrler jias Pa...t cw4lXPeTterket . 'Lk Iroll Q,)•retit. 106 Arelt TOM eve. The utedleal era itrrite7toi=eompany their yytiguts.,, ey - Iniserted without pain. EnmtAtuos. • • • :July 31.10-21-9za - • TIMITABW - TiffirALlDif.—lndigkittion I not I' ' only affects the physical health but the diliposi lions and tempers of Resift.' - The dyspeptic be. corneadoo; the stegrure i :lay bis suffer 4 L i a Wrg,Vr ev ir ntik ti o e .-. isulletinent fffar .'fflogritternattirbleeli lteeneetieli* e - elthnOV.enntroli lower • Mtn to ititivioknis tentffetinei bettect t , b ik % Ltind -In tele rtren_ Iflth th n rdt re grt e b ri kear ric""" L"asi ea b r frAbl6 , 'necetbei Tit a =ri or: dlait l igit' ' the. inTildid cannot be .i. justly,' . ' let but theft heftidotrielielt. . i 'Meta the Interest of the iiiiiire ; euseituat Co is ftrharmony wireil'aeln the itlacsdforthe prin . . t hatIVAM P AIR .. disturbance, tie • ,promantinov .. Thu can lig done Ir e ring p ysical cause. a deriffe" meat of ittasa k tra iL tortrarid (1824/led V liCeire 4 ' this three important organs Hostettenr Stomach Bitters act attaultanecti sly producinga:thorough 2.l..idlistate7 Citrons AND corms.—Theii are Mora Ter; Amur VIM annually from disebees of • 0 * lunEll , than tummy other cause. Everyone should mon ied theta. neglected wash or col d often•termnatea In consconytiOn. Hasec earsem's Compound STrUltot Tak la the best, most reliable art oess„ Asleo inno thmawn for the ewe , of *mew. WSPII. catarrhs and ttoremm Menlo Throat. For Use settle Irtmov h -".4)114 t i1 d at R Elf .41 prhuipa& %tore. out the . • •• • • -•-• It ELL D 1,1 '• T - • 111-4 M18.. tf, • ,, • • . • , • 00. • 5. 0 W • - ANVALtD. biblical • • Diet • .G. KEN end, oth , Wm:oBw •.' • ennui , •"' • Mtn eta.. sup--' • • • of , ••• ." Oen by one who dit7xsed envelope. Aw ns , • Pailir)** NA.TUANIEL MAYFAIR., • , Dee. `AB--52 - 6m , BoxotOrn N. •f* I=C3 ENRY SAYLOR'S MED OIL LINIMENT. The great external remedy for Rheumatism. Neiingitis. Sprains. Bru Chtiblains ; St Stiffness of the Joints, uni= qualities as.a Liniment, it will prove 7teeif a friend ,VISVIFY Wilily in ruses ofitban and Neu either slight orldfifte, it henmst ' arfro nt naarto ;Werra pain , . WlLMent has w beenin use for the. last fifteen years, and has given entire. rettleditetlon' wherever alas been used. _ Prepared and sold by Mrs. C . &smolt No. A iio Centre St., Pottsville. Agent at Mlnersvilld, LAW, R MAIZE EW Druggist.E & BRO --WN, Druggists;„ Ashland, t—aura D. • • •11180EN/X FEEWPORILL.—bIore than a nal on l• et Bottlasof MO oftWijitgliCtlat i glaya a p i r t aye yeaskand Illinft haver n col b d ie The h seeeelwhPeiging any °l'll M alike e ;ielded • o • f ns Lion sore to t. It is of t h e mptot, u litt pu t. Id( Abe a:lmmunity and no family ahlatO it t kta i It Ss pleasant tep the taste. It is prep arett by Dr; LEVI OBER ROLTZEE, uf Ptillelphhiii, and t g4d by Dr. ROEDZSON "and • Mt.. kl A YIL. OR , Ls, Potts ville, and by neatly4v . efy . Lo . rmiAt avt . ttylltteple , at 26 cents p DORM. t• ; i; veac",m7- Nk.FL---ein the ' st, U Rev. 13., A. Neltz,Claaplata P. O. Capt.:JAlL= K. ibtLYS to 3ltStli ANANDA KAltry. Eir„, both' of ichuylklU.Havve.... " • ' • EDIENITUTH.-,At St. Clair.. on • the Bth tint., Atter, daughter of Berukrd and Cattutritie *Fawn• hunt, aged 2.lyeara, 1 month and 11 • 'I he god frlenda ofthn femur are nv to attend the funeral satiate at 'the English :UV: . theranChurch, (Bev. D. Steck; Fastor,) on sabboth afternoon, at 2 o'clock. ,- .11EXIl1On''ThnriitliY, 'Feb. lA, lfge, CAnougs, daughter of Daniel Henry. • . ' • • . • The funeral will take place front the: rtbeldence of her tither, 10. 138 leabanl9Ll o street, 1 o'clock Sunday aDerl= r . ••- • • WELLS—On the Me ;of the Bth Inst., In Ml nersvllle, 'Latin n the teth year of las age,. ;-." • 1880L17TION Or?PAB.TfiIataELLY.-.-No:., D tice Lq hereby given-that the ppartner' hlp hereto fore existing between Joseph Wommer , and B. K. Fisher,. underthe firm name of•risher t Wotnmer. transaeting. Inensintlein destm; in ; Schuylkill County, Fa.,' teas this day dim:died by mutual cOnsent r _by the.wltbdrawal of B. K. FlSher, from the firm 'The Imsinesararta hereafter be--tori tinned hy...Mseph Outnatdebta will be settled by:hini. All. parttes Indebted fo said firm are requested to-make settlement with him. JOSUPII. WOMMER,' • 'Porter Township; Feb 5, '7O 6 i' 3 " • N OTlCE.—Notice is hereby itiyen that I LavelN purchased than Jameit $. "Nelms, one v*,r , horse, one double carriage; twolnp bug:Frei:oi' sleighs; two sets of single mid one set of double 'bar. .ness, robes, bells and stable fixtures, and have' loan: ed the same to John B..biartz durtiag_my good wilt and gleasure. • . ~DANIELWARNER. DUISOLIITION 0 COP - : THERSHIP. The copartnershtp heretofore existing between D. T. Llewellyn - and Levi Griffiths; under the firm name or Griffiths , 4t- Llewellyn, _ fit. Clair, has been dissolved bymill.uni - ronsent: The business of the late Orin new be carried on 'by D. Lleireltrn: who will settle all accounts now semaining._unset tled.- • . • • LEVIGRIFFITIIS, Feb_s, '743-743.61,*) TM DVDEELIDINED harVe formed a COpart--; -nership, under the thin nanie.of Graeff,,ltether mei & Co.. for the purpose of carrying on the Whole;' sale Mil burningly*, to date from January I; 1670. - JOHN E. ORA. EPP, sA:art. R, RtITHERMEL.: LEVI MILLER; DANIEL R. MILLER. • Sid Walnut 'street, Philadelphia; 741 Trinity Mg New 'Voris Doinniatzetn, BostAn. - • Jan 2.", : . .„ •Plt COPARTNERSHIP.—The undersigned. .have this day formed a•ecrpartnershlp for! sale 'and shipnient of COAL, under the tine of Reppller, Gor don Co., at N0...:t.n Val ant street Philadelphia. • • GEORGE S. ItEPPLIER,, • • aoabor: • g.-7a-r,iin I it. P.' B.EPPLIAL ".; •';• • • • TUBSOLUTI.O.N.—The onpartnerrship heretofore . existing under firms of Caldwell, Gordon .& Co. at Philadelphfa atid New •Itork,finit of Hall, Caldwell . & Co„ at Boston, is this day dissolved by muttaieor: sent.. Either party will sign in 4. CALDWELL, Jr., • • F. - A—HAUL, •N. CIORKIN, B. YOUNG: Philadelphia, Dee. RI, • • : HE 110VNIVERSIGNED have rernied a Copart nerslilpp under the stsle ot:114111, - Bulkiey Co., and will eounnudtbe Coal buslttess at Nn. 141 State street, Bult?n;aud 112 Walnut street, Philadelphia; " • ' '•' F. 'A. • Phflada:,.Jan '70:2-3in] TYIKIQD.PHANS" COURT" Op EiCHUYii• 1 - KILL 0011isrry.--The I:indent/pelt Auditor tip pounted hy. the Coartto dbitribute the balance In the hand» of (Wing° It. Shoener, 'Administrator or John Krause, deoutised, will, meet. the parties interested for thut purpose, at htt °Mee In Pottsville, on- the 2.4111 day of February, lequ. at 10 o'clo , * A. M. JOH:S P. HOBART, Auditor. • 6-3 t, ." CY LK LL COUNTY, M.—At art /NI Orphans' Court held at Pottsville In and for the (szAr...) Connty , aforesalti, on Monday, the .tllrati• tleth day of December, A. D. 1809, before the Hon, ()ruble, the Judges of the said Court. in the fttatter tifttre citation to Louisa Loiser,,,adt lalVattty i o e. of. Christopher Loeser. late of the',l3ote btsph orrottsville; deetased.• • , • -• On motion of John W. Ryan, Esq.,the Court direct an alias citation to lssne to-Louisa Loeser,,adminis tratrix of Christopher Loeser, deceased, to appear ut an Orphans' Court, to be held at Pottsville, in and for the County of fichrtYllritl, on Monday the 7th day of .3Larcia, A. D. ISM, at ; 10 o'clock. in the forenoon, to kb6Wdause why lettersof administration grunted to her should not beivacated. , And-the Vorirtiftirther direct that tile same be served by publication for three consecutive weeks , before-the return day thereof, In the "Democratic Standard" and "Miners Journal," weekly papers, published at Pottsville, in the County of Schuvikill. • IBc the Court CIiA.S. WOW, clerk. Publlqhed In obedience to an order of Court. . , GEORGE C. WICNICOOP, Sherltr. - Sberifri Office, Pottsville, _ Feb. sth, 1670. j • 6.41 e J.N - TEL E COITET :OF COMM BCFLUYLKII4L COUNTY. George E. Brook John P. Brock,R S ichard . Brock, the said John P. Brock, and the said Richard S. Brock, trusteeauf William Broek,' William P. Brock, Margaret A. Brock, Cathe rine E. Brock, a' minor above the age of forum= yeata.Paul,Brock, a minor above the age of fourteen yeant; Richard. S. .Brock- a minor under the age -of. fourteen years, Mary - . Brock a minor • under the ass of fourteen years, John K. Towne ami Saran VausselaleArus .. . . • SU:September Terta,lsoll.' . • - The undersigned having been appointed an • audL, -tor In the above stated case; to determine thaSeveral roper rOportionate of and palseaula one Utooaand do to be 'or secured to be paid by the said John :Towne,' and the teepee. Me rights of allthe said other parties therein arid thereto, and report to the Court such - order in regard , to the sante as eqatty and Justice may Jelltdruk - wfll attend to the duties of his said appoinnuent'at his canoe, No. St, Mahan tortior Street, to the herOUla. of Pottsville, on Month*, the 14th day of -February, -A: D._ IMO, at 10 o'Clock, -A: M. , of said day' There all personslnterestednre requested to attend. , ' . Jut::' ,• E.'lflFE, Andltdr. . , 10' • - • •15-31.:-., eL1:11 . 4 - • .04 ide4.41..1:6C2t.c.f 1.7Z-7t 4.601,0 r.; ,Ct 'Var. t iii , . - swithiget4 latatijs. • lotires: Nat galas. Feb 5, '74 IN. THE COURT OF COTE_ /, BUM u srLICILL COO I/ TT.,„ John M. Towne, George E Brock, John P. Brook, Richard Brock. timeald John P. Brock and the said Richard 8., i..Brotrustees of .IVin: P. Brock, r c liarigarat.A.BrOek. Catherine E. Brock, a minor above the age of fourteen • years, Paul Brock, a minor above the age of rourtceb years, Richard 8 Brock, a'ntitior under the age of fourteen Mary Break, a minor under he fo urteen Team" and Gideon' Rot. • - -IRS, September TOM; l/d0 The - undersigned - having been appointed an itutil;' ter in the above stated case, todetermlne the:several proportionate parts.of, and in the--sum; Of onerhuit Bred thomW..W dolktra t(be paid, orAsieuted - tobe paidby the said John IL Towns, and the respective rights of all thesatd other parties thereinatal. to, and rt;pert t 6 the Court, such order -In to the Same duffle quiismkistice may require, will et*: tend t th' of his said appointment at•hlitot flee, No. 39, Mirliantango stree t the • Sogittits_2l Pottsville, on Monday. the I,4th dare. I , , , etrenarr, 1870, at 10 o'clock, A.. 14., - of said day, where sniper" , !sons interested are requested 16 attend. - ,cr D. E. NICE, - Auditor. Pottsvtliii $7, '70 • • - ; ! -N Bcb tgt of, 9 14 , 1 41 /1411. pf LAlttlea Mkt; try berrievt friend, John Frick; Atellt" , VL FRANcIs W. Drumm,' Alias Subpoena for To Ten:Ratite ; a Vireo*. To the respondent above named :—You,"are hereby required **appear at a Court. of (16trunoti PieiCito beheld at Pottsville, ktct,hu"COtilltY of BehuYlkill, kw the first. Wedgy of March next, to' answer the colapialut UT the libellant in the above stated' case. ozotteE c. WYNKOOPi. Sheriff. :flhekirri Odic& It2spoingi t - • ealitukry ;rt. num 44t ' . • 11. , 'lB7O. (kWri. $.414:8_31/4/N with JACOB - RIEOPI; & o male Dry Creoda, No: =Market fit."ll:. . N. B.—All orders for fikaals, &c ,-intended for me, please address! n. earieo ,Taleob & Co., No. XII Market St., Ilads. • Tan V, 70-4&16-1)* AGi7kna BOLAND. 12310X2C2. VOrnl ll2% TZLT4* , ..Lva BILLOW. AintaiCAX ./10 A IPOWka now. irpened a net Stock , argil and Winter , -Ohioda 'Unable for UM preirerit, - ansmti;truell as ~ • , BEAVER CLOTH. VELVETEENS, WATERI:fiNir, FRINGE% TRIBLNIINGO, NO'LIONE), ac. • Hat on hand a new lot of 1, „' FALL AND WENTSVC94.II4,,' • Ladles Cloaks made to order.= Nhorolftitikrile Just . received. • W J, EVERETT'S . " • New Patent Sespulai • Shoullf -- No Straps under the •rt and benefit guarateed.arch; Phtladeiphia. . • Wa wa, Crutches. dof f ." n • - • , Jane SUMS- , •1•• W• 7 1 . 4r 26 -4/". 187 47 •• •• •;,_. - • ENS. " 1.8701. .IVe have opened the new gear svith-_a great dirTolay of thsaandratburiplodr, at prices Abel artil p ease BESTSHIRTTNera -- ' DAVOL • ' ' _ . ' WILLIA2dSVII •F fira ti Vt34l roe, A ; . NCIS. DEW -11UrabMIDT• - • .--, PsPla rAiL • 4 r . ~ ; .416.11 D • f• "!'• : _ z P2•44/O..IIIPISIA TADELIADMIGASIF.L - .: • 1' ...-- . 41" 1 4 4 ;0 40 k T-Al" ;.;t 1 ; . . , 34 4 048 •• '-'': 230114 fiesperklvereas,44 voo.z._ Oaks Manket‘QAlllo.'TtallikOMlSitteo . yi. ; .;713,1,AGA. GOODS; -• Ibut. (1140$5.4PAPEVC1.4+ - 411444* - * 44111414 Wk.F?;:t. ' :, 4 .711: 0,4 vv . ° Er nig 'Ail 0 OttRADI .1.: • ' 1 6.. 3 .4:•;rJ MtSl ll .3;goM2eililMAinikliagglai f -uAaj4lP ' 44ll4l"44 * -**.-TTLIVI443/ai MEI MEI ISLIaMt—AtIBICULTUBAL PARR' kid undenligned • /Maori of „ " the Schuylkill Cour% Park eusoci Lease riebtleVilraVe Crtalitd:eyab .rive lequazterly in adminee. ° P I 411 1 nu heistdatePAß 1875). , W =EMORY Prest. • cuza. i e -ti • ORM 41 Dri new 5 Ha I tDOC4 O 1 7 4 i n tit' 4 . ', ' '' _. • . . 75 Safety fel. - • :•• . • 1 Patent . table. • • . • I Hay Pres& • ~ ' . : - , 12 sets Hine Harness. • • . 1 Wheel, 7 ft. diameter, 71( ftich•bore. zE teet..l lot of Starter's Tools. • • .•. it lot of shove:lA:Welts, bars, le. - • . A 4-ton Hay sante. . . • - .4-tirso4tOnetrasioaand 140.......- • • - BANR COFT; LEWIS & CO., A4ll laud Reb. - 5,'70-24&11-tf I , , f i cavaitEprega...44l6o,,pritz' art 1"71:154i A. J. MEDLAR. merchant's Hotel. IT °TEL pas BALE.—The undased otters rrintaidhileellitec-story Brickiloteliotsu the g Wt liolise.". situate on the main street in thh bteressaba. The floterbes sinple.stab - all necessety•ont-bulidings attached. The Horki bide : big& good business: There Weise a =tau Value house adjoining, and a butchet shop - and two lots of ground, oh. fielstipleCthe OM& not. Tempi ea= wade be aile Moil/ by - etiplying on the • - • RAM's HPSIITCISB. Cressona. ' I,lf :Ja poteold 3farcis,lid is wgl be leased I ." , n 15e,10 „ BANE - 0/EALNOE .1 ) WAXY . pLINE OTRYN_G TO ENT INTO_ AU I. C.= 111111 - offers Ms litook- of Mendudid te,_ tether • thegood will of.hisfitandapr male. Abu, his titore im yen& • The Ragland' execlieht—. -in the cen or the town of •Lykeus, Dauphin coun-. ty, II • 1 . ,;‘! lag coal reginnaltd. ttmunsatda a good , iced - -Room le by a) feet. wi th attractive troot., The propriettir desires to sell on account-of *Wren- geoments, which do not adulate' . hia.paylag proper attention totliebusluess. Eitock will boredom', and time sired Tor part payment , of purchftemoomr, on etaticientaectuity. C.DURBIN. akLykens, Jan t l7,r4o. : , . ifFlt-6-11t .. • . - _ . LN 1 1.12 BA.LE.—.II: Ile* . two-iitary_BRIMERMSE,i 2r- on Second street Alboil. Cotilt-Ildnek' summt• -and Attie dubbed, six rooms and tellar. Priakilliiie • Apply to •• .7.,1MER22. Ja. -'• .Tip 22, 10 ' - 4,40 1 hon .. 'COB, Eutzr„ - -. 6., two-story stoiridwalltzur It.- 141. lot st-'grounti. situated 114arlatt Niiiiiiiii . , Potterattl__,e 44, lot being 60 feet.fro t D ZS . bet 112 depth. M a ntit ate re e uie Ia bl et; , - Aka th a no 7 012 1 i igtvta tiy a Ing to JN.P.11131310 ' Pottayffla.l . .itio 1.5. , 1 or DAVIDLITTIA W3t.; Fund SALZ.—Breakei and ,Englnti. SlOpe Moue' L'aind khtztae. Boilers, Otlice, Oho Ipt, t t e ti oa tcl i c,g 6ad dtet latelymoctiptett C hai rye rtlm sad, Coal C O ., - at St. Will be es sold love. 11444 Y to • RENEY C: RUSSEL, 18 Ma.hantanzo Bt. • - ,t 4 • • 3--tt . : .. . _ , . . ~ •FRB e AI4EASE.-A , Valualge leas) nix t rAht , -,WI. - PRIX MOB:AM SWIM) • g. *HI a Run - of - oneJualle in 'the Tgra.hand" Arabs", ad- ' jnlnlttglikNicholas Cnlnery.. A n a i ski c to - .. .creais* i - . Real -Estate Agent..sll*o Terrace. Pottsvlue: , . Oct. 30."8.0-4411' g . - , . - . ' VA.lllli PRTITA.TEI SAI#II.4. Farm aoa jaigialak266 acres p .O .tlerbon COnntyt P 4. Wlth Am 'prove:mots, consisting of Two DwtIIIIICASNI4 Bank Barn, Wagon Shed, Spring House sad, Ptah -House; also; a. spring of never faUingrWaterr e icAt ventent to the house; Mahanoy Brea of h 'Valley Blamed. passing through; convenient Eichcol;•good markets withlw two end three miles. tor.particulars inquire of OEOROE_IIQDY, On the premises; or to B. th:BODET;Potteville. . Dec.ll, '69-404f D. T. LLEWELLY \, St, Clair, OW • PLEAS Ott: Decembe'i Term, 1849, No. 218. Breve departio, faciende. ON PLEAS OP; December Tirm, • iseo,:tio, 2011; Breve. flepartio ne fitttegft '• .I ~hr ... ✓,..,. GM lot Sate anb ta'Set. —Tier* Undersigned have on hand and cbgap, the - followtag article', attic = cipaoltv. 4°l'4 It..trick for 4 ft. track. i • r Imhof la dlatneter: -410P-'•••- do EAVESTATE AGVibir,—orticE, IN i. witiutaca.--The tindersigaed hams bild 16 year,' eiperiende in Survsyhig, wcamimmon, kloratiotiand Management of coal Lands in Schuyl ill and adjoining. Counties, respectfally offers his services to owners of Lands, Collieries, and Real Es tate of every description. Re is prepared hi stten d to Purchase and Sale of Real-Estate. ExaMination owiLlevelopment at Coat Lands: .Examination and Report on Condition °Montt Collection of Rent;Psyment of Thaws. Surveys of Mine*, Lands. Lots. ac• • FRANK_EtTER. • , Iteriaiwe e -M. Trodtman, . Pawl dent. Central Nation Ilink,•Philadelphia; A. - Biddle *Mo.:Philadelphia. Joshua LlppLue oti Phllado Epc. • - September-n. 16: • FAltg,— .. ..*V a t u te‘ine"clifit'e f ry of' the Duncan' • CMlittyVetint nett, &Valli:VOW • !One pumping engine, s ixty , horse power, includ- Jug 'ttli the Machinery connected 'with the pumping. I.uno. !trainer engine, 'sixty - hcrseofru nts; cog wheels;-With all the ntitchtrarrx amullocted•.yrith hoisting:* Will 'sell together, it,destred: • -• - - gig- boilers rimed for couraping,. and :hoisting en gine*, thirty feet by thirty-four Inchon in distracter. Pipes, grate bars, etc„ all -in good 'condition. Will be sold rat together iftwanted. One - fan, tun feet• diameter, , Sfelnelf :paddle, and. . One fan engine, tarenty4We horse, with titelrallara :eighteen feet by thfrty inche4; their operatibri alt - complete: -If desirable; -will sell *one party. lirealter,mgine, thirty:hornet three ty tett by! tidily Mertes; witty:eczema; rolls, and • erery thing etimplete; and in good order. . Afnesteata.PuniP.l-lech (Allison 6t Batman make) yitlarion•duttits, ,ges pipe, etc., 'Ms pump. ave s Vora, , Tan flat rill, stacks, water, Orals, wagons, W inch- gauge, safety 'lamps, • scrap from of all descriptions, timber, lumber, sills trnstling, and everything on the premises. • - ,3 Also, nine mules, horses, Witgoni, etc. . • , _Also, the procerty,lo3•East :Market Etreet. '! '•! • • F,or ftuther Icratmatton Muni/I:kat the ofilatt, - /tet East Market, or at the Colliery, • • Jan - 7, .89-61 f tf JOSH ILAYE9 , EltiPt• • • VENTUOICY LAND 808 BALI !. . Ccmiiiiiting Farm., Timber. Sit* Mill sites, &c.; to quuntltiesto Barralimiers. In' Central Kentucky, within Orinadleof Crab Orch ard, In miles of-Louhsvilleand 140 miles of (Mein natit • - . ~ . • . _ ' ' '''' THE TIMBER -.. - Is of the best.q ty_of, Walnut; Oak, Pplar, Yel— low Pine,. 1 Cheat:nut, Sugar Maple, ac. _ ' THE LAND ' • 4 Ls - adapted to e .raising of 17a, grain, tobacco, melons-, g rapes fruit; mel_and sweet tatoes: , THE CLIMA E - • , Ts mill i and distinguishedfor its greathealthfulnem Cludybeitte, Sitlyhttr and Salt Springs abound. Old, Orchard is o co u ntry most calla - fed summer re sorts-to the and 1* visit by N.B* numbers of !Miranda suffering brOM bilious Irtfreengns, deEd/ity t dyspepsia and rheumatism. - - . • - TM: ADVANTAGES , -T iiis property possesses are, viz,--It is one of ilto Oldmt atul Most. thickly settled portions of thentete, •- withlill the Improvement' o m fil L vilbstioati.. The . Louisville A Nashville Rail (Knoxville .•41o.) runs parallel with it, within one lie; the cantina, 'plated route of the Cineinnittn - Chsttanoogs. Deal . road passes through it for six miles. There Is &good and constantly increasing denumd for everythilug It can be made to yield, either irrthi way of Umber - or • agricultural products. -It el l idered by limner ousstreams acid ntina springs. Hare opportunity for investment Ls_ heft abated ' Lumbermen, Farmers, liberal °Myers, . and time 1 • Manufacturere... Price tow and terms beraL A , , MAX to l e. 4 EEd W. H. DEW. . - , 04so ceittrt Etref•t;rottivllli!, Parma: Jimuti,ry . r..,. 1670. ' . ! 'Mt " - 170 LEASE OH 'MIMES'. • ' • • i . theXarthaus Coal sod!. Lumber to. Will Lesio. or Let by Contnet,Ort:advartta7 geo tem% BITUMINOUS COL, MII ES, ' Located at RENOVO,VIAN'To.. E`OUNTI, PA., on the Une Of the Philadelpttle; and krie,.. Railroad, 111 ' . the new Gas Coal Region; - ort-tbe West. Branch of the Susquehanna River,iwiticti ho tt ..l l ;the , nearest, most available - and most valuable hirdirrouit Coal Ens trict In Pennsylvitnie, to the miirkets and manufac.. hirers of . the-East. •:. w : :--•-- 1' - / ':t - '..•..... 1 -.:,..T.L1E..44.**1i.tiik11D- liiPßOi*fDdi444 - .„ . . With Milling, -fixtures, tools;. Can and , irorkinen i hintsesiAl?, itqrdittle iilnf lit gain!c r it i l l'O a "' in perfect and. complete *orking ord r, of Pio:Wetted-of Ott :-- - ' .-.- • ' --4 • • -.. : ,TAREE. HUNDRED TONS OF COAL PER DAB". .andloill require but little addl midi eipendlture to increase the amounts- to bee or even 1,000 tons pc: " . ... , ... day. ..: -; i Z*44.11.43 4t4e4.4. 7 wit .i., abicive j k atet tevoi. .At Areatbere are four drifts - • operation; on ta'b *a.iiti" I,itintetlita..arit.'to *r or dee makable • beds on which any desirable number of drifts,mai. be opened. - RoradiNtionei In?ormattot, cond ition terms, snd apply 1 - • PtESIDEN. TOP THE CONRAN - 1, t to the relent' cotidltion of Effil tot feats In regard to the.•tatnek.iar an examlnatbin cif the sanla,applirto tbef•ltmertnendent • CiktflllGia.p3LstrioNtt, the Ran ovo Mines, Pa. ' .-•• :. • JOH-W :Kurtat atnii Coal and Lumber Co.; N.E. cot.: 4th _ ar. d Walnut streeta, • Feb o, '7O . P„: • • ; `l...funtberl joicc-A, onto _ n--LUIY)BI7P itii - 115; lON LOSS v• a-1 OTTO Lipll33l/FL,T, : ; • • 1 • • 1) - E.RS t ..; 1 / 4 ._thisosit ts36 , odice;lalttl; ' 1 litif otto"in . gewestl•ir ; AttirKiNALA Uen4 jp1,411: 'Olll 414, A.3lf t .401 K -116 totto 'lrkiiThrAND BEV' enir- 1 40 1 -Prarletort•-•:, • *hotelude ~r; Rc eick, Oak 1411111 1 fi tta ellta l l taltdikakiliaalwakil • - -b i ts" hakd letartelei IFl!Ade' • - fat licaftualgAttitdbfaltniutai,:.:-__:- suEem, Feb 5, 10 i• r-1114 . m 44,44,4 4 ... 2 - w it- -, 41 . 4 ,,,„„ m:L5 . .e449.l.fposteitvw.. 4364, • . xentii 7 . altraireiams Usk -1 1 , :—.7 All kindatit ' ~ . _ firlo4ll, o,74 l 4oldierlia. I in7s , • 7.4 - JClEThchrring#l, i al 44,( 4 4 er• _., • 17=2 bac s. risoak7troLiktipplng •Shln g iss, t , - ./0411511#1 ,- ;::: *Ar lar #lt * 41 # 1 12:10 . 010 , ilfryfri ; , stalk ' 414, :i.". 1 -% A • 1. . L. . w 4 l, -774 dt =MEI 4.g :=:sew:. Q® MI 121211
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