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itoing gaito Crates. A. IS. WHITMAN l'ttblisliers and. C.l HAAS.

I lropriet ors. Lau. I A READING, SATURDAY, SEPT. 0, 1862. tSEE FOURTH PAGE.

U.mvkrsalist CiiCRCJi, Kev. J. Bbrigley. of Philadelphia, will preach in the Uuiversalist Church, tomorrow (Sundav) mornine, at 10 o'clock. In consequence of the stite of his health, he will he able to preach but one discourse, coustqueutly there will be no evening service.

Fair Ground Hospital, Sept. Mb, 1862. 8 In consiquece of the misconduct of some persons trhft nht.Rinarl ailmittninn ijifo thA.hu.STttt.iit.Hl proundfl on cuuaiiys, uouer pretence oi muew or Rhip therein, no one will hereafter be admitted except the relatives of inmates, and such as have liassea from the officiating clergyman and the surgeon In charge. SIartis Luther, Surgeon in charge. The Qi'ota.

The quota of Berks county, ns published in the llarricburg Teieg aph. is 5,232 special quota to fill old Regiments 3,119 The la'ter will hardly be called for. This would leave 2U16 to raised by draft. GPRev. G.

T. Ilaoes of Allentown will preach in the Emanuel's Church of the Evangelical As sociation in Chestnut street, between Fifth and Sixth, on Sunday the 7tb (to morrow) In the morning at It) o'clock, and in the evening at half past 7 o'clock. tThe Uflion1rayer Meeting will he held to morrow (Sunday) nfternoon, at 3 o'clock, in the First Presbyterian Church, South Fifth street. The week day prayer meetings will be held at tbeeanae place daring the week on Thursday and Saturdny evenings, commencing at 7J o'clock. All persons are, invited to attend.

IfT A meeting of the citizens of Fifth Ward was lieidat (leebvn'a holel, Hon. J. Ulancy Joirs in the char, Daniel Krmeutrout actintr as Kecretary. hi motion of C. Hoff, Ecq Mr.Oile J.

Wilson was appointed Committew man for tli ard. The proceedings and recomir.i iidalioiis of fue County M.et ioc, held Sept. 3, at the lloune, were endorsed and appr.ft'ed, and thr City Councils were reciJininetid fd to pay the sum of J50 boui.tv tor cverv voiuule' fi'om Uen'iinz In addition to County aud General (iu vermunit bceiity nn same recoiumendatioiis and Siip pee'ions were mntto by the citizens of Jv'. E. Ward, and Mr.

Tobifcs appointed Couiniittec man. SouUt Wckt Ward, similar pr ceedings were b.9t!, and Henry Fry. appointed Committee man This Itavcs two wards to bear iioin, where this important mutter has doubtless been attended to. Independent luinn Candidate for Con A uumher of leadirj ienioernts in Coui'ty have addressed Blotter to Major VYanvtk, it the IviSth Regiment P. (late Mayor i Reading,) tirpiiig him to uceept nn independent nomination fur ('i ngress in this District.

The reply of Major Wasxkr, received by telegraph, is as follows FORT WOODBOLY. SEAR Wi SUING TON, ept mber oth, To II. II Muhlenberg, John M'Manus, and others. Gkntmsmhn I have the honor to acknowledge your kind favor of the lid aud hasten, at your request to replvat oncf. A Democrat at heart and soul myself, I am deeply Impressed by the fact, that the compliment you pay me, comes from men with whom I have co operated when tha name of Democrat was not used as a cloak lor sytnpa hiding witb Treason 1 have enlisted under the Flag of ray beloved country, and in this, her darkest hour, Ehe is so dear to me that 1 cannot leave to enter upon a canvass tor a civil ti but if my name can be ol any ssrvice to defeat a caididattt whose success might be claimed by the enemies of my country as this in victory, you are at liberty to it.

Very respectfully jours, JOEL B. WANNER. The entire correspondence, ith the namc attached, will be given hereafter. 1 Tub Enrollment. The lollowiug is the'oflicial return of the Enrollment of lierks county, as tskeu by the Deputy Marshals.

It is to be hoped that the totals will soothe, the feelings of our exciUble Lancaster county neighbors. Total. Vols In service. 31 i i 57 2S 17 Reg. 3 Albany, 207 Alsace, J21 Amity, lioru, 374 Bern I'ppper, Pt7 Hemvilie, 10a Jlethel, y70 Hrecknock, 144 Caernarvon, Centre, "45 Colebroukdale, Cumru, District.

Eiil Douglass, Earl, ISO Exeter, 44S Greenwich, 3 0 Hamburg, 2T0 Heidelberg, S'J Heidelberg, Lower Heidelberg, North 170 Hereford, 2ii Jellerson, Vil4 Kutziown, $7 Longswamp, 244 Maxatuwuv, 408 Jluidene.reek, 24'.) Marion, ti Oley, 4'llS Outelfiunee, 27i) I'enn, 2'4 l'erry, 2S7 I'ike, ITS Jtiehniond, 4I'. Kotjtsfin, 40 Rockland, Rusoombiuttnoi', princ, 4oU Tulpvhocken, Tiiin hiKken, Upper 21t Union, Washiu jlon, 'M' Windsor, Womulsdorf, 204 3: 10 US 02 1 43 21 r7 1 10 62 (8 25 SI 44 Ti H'S 10 10 10 24 12 17 27 2i 21 2 ll'J 2 I 12,741 3H) Rraimnc Nor'h Kn aril, North West Ward, South K.nt Ward' Houth West Ward, fpruce Waid, 11 ill 24 41) 1(1 l.t' 40 1,540 Total. 1.1 SO Not Tho regular are Included in the count of lie volunteers. The number of regulars may be some. it, more thou thos.

above named, as many of those in the service of the United "tat are not pnrtialar ly ilcsigna fur want of inf.irmition. I i Csr.tclopc?. fjr at Chcitf Jijbn's chcHj i ami besi town I Frit PfcgTlf I 1 i I in Reported for tbe Daily MEETING OF THE EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN bYNOD OF AST PENNSYLVANIA. The Evar.geIioaI Lutheran Synod of East Pennsylvania is cow holding its twenty first Annual Convention in this city, in St. Matthew's church, Hev.

M. Valentine, Piistor. Tbe attendance is quite large and thus far the utmost harmony has characterized its deliberations On Wednesday evening the President, Key. J. A Seiss, D.

D. preached an able and interesting discourse, in tbe presence of a Nrge and attentive audience, on the SecoNn Co.mi.no op Cubist, from St. Matthew XXV, 13 Wateb ye, therefore, for ye know neither the day nor the hour, wherein the Son of Man comoth 1 Da Thursday morning, the members having spent half an hour in devotional exercises, Synod was called to order. The ministerial roll was called, and the certificates if lay delegates were received. It appeared, tbat the body was om posed of tbe following members.

Clerical Rev's. Edwin Dorsey, E. Oreenwald, Aug. Rnbb. S.

Sentinan. I P.Lano, A. Writing, Philip Williard; P. KruUth, J. A.

geiss, C. A. Hay, (George Pardon, J. A. Birnitz, J.

E. Gfneff, 0 ReinieiisoTdpr, A. VYedekiod, L. K. Albert, K.

A.Fii.k. J. E. Dttzler, Jl lleok, E. W.

Jlntter. Plitt, P. Born, II. M. Rickel, JI.

S. Koons, E. Henry, M. Sbeuleigh, J. Ehr hurt, M.

Valentine, j. E. Sbarretts, S. Domef. Titus.

Snifert, J. F. Warn. t.1 WotuBf 1 W.llPf iliihor T. Jieisicr.

Jit A. Auia, lj. koods. w. jv g.

JohBSton. V. E. CrV'bs, S. Laird, J.

R. Groff, I). Ullery, M. Rhodes, T. Heilig, (v Earbarr.

A II Sbertz. lAiv.Dtlegatts M. Clcpper. 8nmuPl Phouse Dnnicl Smith, George Sundel, Andrew Kief ef, John R. Biker.

G. W. liammel, John McCarty, Jnred Daniel, Williain Fry. M. Zabm, Jacob Roedel, Paul Jacohy, John Fundy, Abraham Groh, C.

P. Bittle, John F. Jscoby. John Sbiiner, I.utber Ileilin, Daniel Felty, Charles Sbissler, J. B.

Keller. Dill Luther. Jonas Ilsyman, W. F. Eckbert, R.

Etzlor. M. L. Slutter, Jer. Martin, David Zerbe, B.

F. Sbeeder, M. Farringer, Nelson S. Zingley, Benj. Everett, George Kriok bfltim, t5etwell, George Micheoer, E.

Ober. holyer, L. L. lloupt, J. R.

Stevenson. George I'nssold The following named brethren were formally received into connection with this body from sister Synods, From the Pittsburg Synod, Rev. C. D. Ullery.

From the Synod of West Pennsylvania, Rev. Theophilus Ueilig From the Allegheny Synod, Rev. C. L. Keedy From the Central ynod of Pennsylvania, Revd's.

M. Rhodes, J. Earhart, A. Sbertz. Tbe President read his annual report, from which it appears, that during tbe current year eight members of this body had been dismissed to other Synods, having removed without tbe bounds of this Synod.

Among other viluable puygestions, rndc by tbe President i his Hertort. is appointment of a "Board of Arbitration," to adjust the constantly reonvrin disagrt'Ciui'iits helwren this body and the Synod, owing to tho want of boundary Iiim tho r.iiftrd to consist of nn number from both 1 odics, nrvl its decisions to he litial. The pioj ositii'ii will ncti'd on nt a sub srnot'iit "1 the Fos. ion. Sjimd to elect its offii ers.

Tho election lcsuUi'd in the choice of the following: yYo.V, f. Rev. A C. 1VEDEKIXD, of Lebanon. Pa.

X'firtori, Kev. T. T. Tnrs, of Milton. Tii.i'onrrr M.

Vai.kmink. Rending. Rev. J. K.

Pi.itt. Still Valley, N. was appointed A. sistant Sf cretary. Jlinklc, Buer, Piil, Kendig.

Hin tcrleiier. Yaigt Ebcruian and tieorgo F. Miller, nl! tho Synod of wire received as advisory members. The pastor." of (lie most of the chr.rch es of other denominations in the city of Pleading, were revived in the same capacity. Rev.

F. A. M. Keller was received as tbe I delegate from the Synod of Pennsylvania. He 1 was cor Jinlly welcomed by the President, to which he responded, assuring Synod the sincere do sire of tho Pa.

Synod to cultivate with this body the most fraternal feelings. Rev L. 13. Albert, tha retiring Treasurer, made report. The following amounts were received and disbursed during the current year ynodi cnl Treasury, llme Missions, Foreign Missions Education, It must be observed, that these sums are far from constituting the enf.Ve amounts collected within the bounds of Synod during tho year, as niany of the congregations themselves disburse their funds, and they hence do not pass through tbe Treasury of (ho Synod.

Synod considered a report of a couimittoo appointed at its lait session, (llov. Dr. Krautb chairman, to examine the Rubric of the General Synod for the public services of the Sanctuary. Tho object is to secure a greater uniformity ip the order of worship. The Rubric, proposed by the Committee was amended in various parts, but before any action was taken Synod adjourned.

Evening Session. Rev. L. E.Albert, of Germantown, preached an instructive and edifying discourse, from lid Kings VI, 17: "And EUha prayed, and said, Lord, I pray thee, open his eyes, tbat ho may sue. And tho Lord opened the eyes of the young man and be Faw.

And, behold, tho mountain was full of horses and chariots of fire round about Llisha." SECOND DAY'S PROCKEDINGS. Thhrsdav, Sept. 5, 1S62. After spending half an hour in devotional exercises, Synod was opened with prayer by Rev. 8.

Domer. Peter Renner presented credentials to reprint Ziou's Church, Rucks county, as lay delegate. The application was subsequently withdrawn for the pre 1 sent. Rev. Sludebaker and Rov, Koons, of Hanover, were excused for non attendance.

Re v.t Albert, for reasons given, was excused from serving as a speaker at the anniversary of the Education Society. On motion it was resolved, that the Mission and Education business be considered this afternoon, tlio Anniversaries tobe held this evening. L. L. nonpt, delegate from St.

Mark's Church, Phl ladelphia, presented a series of resolutions, in which sai congregation requests leave to withdraw from this body.in order to connect itself with the Penna. Synod. The prayerof the petitioners was unanimously gianted. The following brethren were received as Commision ers from the Jonestown organized, vii: Cyrus School, Jacob Mailman, Henry Rrown, Jacob "Michael On motiuu of Rev. J.

A. Seiss, D. it was resolved, thus the Rubric of the public services of the Church be adopted as the order to be observed in tho churches of our Synod. Mr Raker, of Philadelphia, Mr. Lebanon, and otheis, expressed their views, when the motion of Dr.

Seiss was unanimously adopted. Rev. Dr Oreenwald, from the committee, to whom was referred the Annual Report of the report on tho same The several items were taken up detail Pending their consideration, Synod adjourned with prayer by Rev Sheeleigh. A rTKKNOUW Si ssion. Sviiul opened wilh prayer Rev.

Probst lr lliibu hxs i ii tert the speaker on the Mb i tf jectef Education at tie Anniversary Kxercises rl tbt Society. Rev. Fink, (chairman) presented the Annual Report of the Home Missionary Committee. Tbt Board has had under its supervision, during the last fy nodical year, the following mission fields 1. The Ashland charge, Rev.

Rarnitz, missionary. 2. The Upper charge, Rev. Weber, missionary. 3 The Fisherville charge, Rev.

Davidson, missionary 4. The Block House charge, Rev. Studebaker.mission ary. 5 Chestnut Hill, Rev. II M.

Bickel, missioc ary. TU last mtuied two charges are pronounced to be now self sustaining. There are, therefore, now only three missionaries on the funds of the society, although there are other openings within the bounds of the Synod, which, if suitable laborers could be found, the Society should at once occupy. Tbe former son inittee was re appointed. Rev.

Weber made rtatements in relation to difficul ties in the Church, Schuylkill county. The question of continuing a missionary there was left to tbe discretion of the Home Missionary Commit tee A committee, consisting of Revs. Wedekind, Hen ry, and Barnitz, was appointed, to attend to securing to tbe congregation of Br. Weber the church, from which they have been most unjustly ousted. Rev.

A aid made application for assistance to the amount of 103 in tbe Minersville charge. Applica. tion referred to the Committee, with instructions to consider it favorably Rev. Wedekind, (Chairman.) presented the Annual Report of the Education Society of Synod. Duling the past year ten beneficiaries have been sustained, all of whom have pursued their studies in the Institutions at Gettysburg In reference to the nural and iicntal attainments of these young men their teachers speak with commendation; Two or the beneficiaries, however, have enlisted in the army of the country, with the solemn pledge, at tho end of the war, If their lives are spared, to resume their studies.

The receipts and expenditures of the past year are as follows Receipts, $1G10 84. Expenditures, 51C16 9S. The committee recommends, that, hereafter applications for aid from tho funds of the Soc ety be made ix fbrson On motion of Dr. Greenwald, this recomn nidation was adopted. Rev.

Wedekind was continued the chairman of the committee. The names of several new applicants for beneficiary aid were presented. On motion, it was Resolved, That to morrow morning, from to 0 o'clock, be exclusively occupied by Synod in supplicating tuefavorof Almighty God in behalf our imperiled land, and in devotional eiercises htving reference to our naliouhl trials. Rev. Dr Hay (chairman) from the Committee on the Pastor's Fund, made it port, which was adopted.

Adjourned with prayer by Rev Babb. Evksino Kxaitcisus. 1, The Home Mission and Education Societies held their anniversary, at which addcessu were delivered by Revs. Fahs and Ruber, and a collectiou was taken, np for these objects. CITY HIGH SCHOOL.

At a meeting of the Committee ou High Soho present Messrs. McCurdy, Chairman, MeCanloy llii hards and Shearer. Mr. Valentine, Principal of the Hi Sehoo, reported a numbir of vfuii vacant i i tut; and i'cinulc departments. On motion, the following pupils next on tho list of examination of tho Grammar Sohoo's, were admitted to tents Janus I).

Diicoll, E. Ward, James T. Drenklc. S. W.

Ward, George J. Halm, N. E. Ward, Joseph Klapp, X. V.

Wurd, A. S. Thompson, Philip K. Heller, It. A.

Yeager, Spruce Ward, Emma A. Frickcr, S. W. Ward, Mary A. Kirby, Spruce Ward, A una AI.

Keen. Agues ilsou, S. W. Ward, The Committee then oh consultation 4 fr 4 7.L. i 00.

4 50 4. '14 4.30 88 o.h2 o.SI wiih the Principal of the School made tho necessary arrangements lur introducing Rook kecpiug and Drawing i i thu School. Ry tho Comtiiiuc, E. II. SHEARER, Scc'ry.

PKOCLAMATIOX. Whkrkas, The Governor of this Commonwealth, in view of the present position of alfairs, and the necessity of providiug for lh mmoti safety, has issued bis proclamation earnestly recommending the immediate formation throughout the Commonwealth of Volunteer companies and that anas will be furnished: And Whereas, the safty of our own homes and firesides requires that all citi.en? capable of bearing arms, should he enrolled as soldiers, and be organised, drilled, and ready for prompt and united action; thus repelling danger by being ready and prepared to meet it. I DO TUERfcl'ORK direct and require that all good and loyal citizens of Reading cnpabl of lear ing arms meet at the time and places designated for the purpose of taking such measures as my be necessary to insure a full compliance with the proclamation of the Governor The citizens of tho 1st (Fprnce) Ward ill meet at the Public School House, in said ward. The citizens of 2d (S. Ward, will meet at the Odd Fellows' Hall.

The citizens of 3d (S. Ward will meet at the Ringgold Armory. The citizens of the 4th (N. Ward will meet at the Rainbow Engine House. The citizens of the 6th (N.

Ward will meet at Artillerists' Armory, S. W. cor. 6th aud Washington streets. The above meetings will be held Saturdav, Sept.

at 7 o'clock, M. And I do further request that all places of business in this city be hereafter closed between the houis of 4 opportanity Giveu under my hand, this 5th day of September, A D. 1802 DAY ID McCKlOHT, Mayor. OTbo ohango in the weather haf of late been so sensibly felt that people are begining to prepare for winter This is premature but it is always in order to go to Sura. Eruieatrout'a to buy bats, that is, if you want good ones.

There is now do longer any difficulty in keeping cool, and the ouly question is as to where to buy the cheapest. Tho answer is, of course, at Cheap John's. In Ma.xntawny township, this county, on the 4 lit Mabv, daughter nf DuviJ Ku'tz, Ksq. Jler funeral will phico on fiuniiay, Sep Umber 7th, at 10 o'clock A. I.om the residence of her father, to proceed to IIopo Couieivry.

Tho relatives and friends of the family are respectfully inviicd to attend her uncial without further notice. 2t' JEW ADVEBTISEMEKTSr We Strive to Conquer and to Save The Junior Tire Company ILL HOLD a special meeting on Monday evening If next. September Mh. at 7 o'clock. Rv order ACOU W.

GblGEK, President. J. NTDER, c'y. jD All persons hstwevjd the apes oflsnd 45 arc requi'Sttdtn ateod, as the ohjec) is to form a company in with tha (jovcrno 's proclhinarion. THE GERMAN THEATRE.

IT 1 Tnion Hall South Seventh Street, PENN STREKT IX SATURDAY KVENIXG, SEPTEMBER 6, 1862. The Beautiful Drama of the DEMON OF GOLD! OR AN ADVENTURB IN AMERICA. I i li 1 4 MR. STEIN, as THE DEMOX. Curtain rises at So'clock.

Admission 10 cents trout seats 15 cents. Performances every Ilonday, Wednesday Friday and Saturday nights. 3 A. GrtFHLEN "llO I'SK TEI. A CONVENIENT" HOUSE IS WANTED, noir the centre of tbe citv.

Rent not to exceed ITS per year. Apply at TfllS OFICK WrtlOt GENTLEMAN; yoting, healthy and pwpossesMng in appearanc, desiirsto fOrn the acquaintance of some aminble? young lady, ith a view to matrimony. The; advertiser, having bright prospects for the future desires a lady of a cultivated mind and fine address one to grace the position she is destined to SU rather than one with extensive pecuniary resources Address iu strist confidence, I. Daily Times Otfice. It Bank rTote Pound.

TN The Reading Railroad cars, in the latter part of Julv, 1S02. Tbe owner will receive it on proving property and pacing fur t. 1. JACKSON," sep6 3t Depot. IMMEDIATELY, TWO and HELPERS atfairwagea.

Apply to T. J. 11ERTOLET, sep5tf i i tr Eagle Hotel. SCRAP IRON. TONS, Mostly now ready for delivery from Philadelphia, and for sale by 500 sepo ot ni iiTnTrr Watclios, Clocks and Jewelry.

TIIR subscriber rospect fullv announces to the public that he has leased the establishment formerly occupied by Jt.EPH SAX, SOiTlf EST COK oi: FifT't and Pesn lTrekts. Ue has also purchased his fiue. stjck of WATCHES. CLOCK? AND JEWELRY, Which be will sell at prices to suit th times. Particular attention given to ths repairing of Watches.

From the fact of his long experience in the Watchmaking business in tbe best in Europe ns well as America, he is able to give parfeet AH watches eulrusted to biiu will be warranted to keep correct time1 He hopes that all who have to guess at will give hbu a call. SPECTACLES to suit all ages constantly on hand. N. He is iircpnred to do NEW WOKK for Watch, makers at low rates. P.

PAILLE. sept4 Mathematical School. rpnB VNDEKSItiNKD hershy announces to his friendi and the public generally, that he has opened a Select School, in pesrl alley, a few doors ahovs Kingaman street, where allthe tranches of an English Education will be tauirht l'nrtieulnr attention will be to Pr.oMic.nl Mechanics, an 1 the use of the in ktruinents used in thum took Koe( ingin all its pails Sixteen vjears as a tearher in the public Fchoo's of this citv, hu hopes, mill l.e asuffieient guarantee that those pupils entrusted to his care, will be properly attended to. He also wishes to announce that he will open on Sept. 8, an Kveximj School in tho higher branches of Mathematics, viz Geometry, Algebra, Trigonometry, A c.

The best of city reference will lie given by applying a few doors above Ringaiuan. in Ppri. Ali.hv. Reeling. Sep 3, lw JOHN RYAN.

LEQUO C. V. L. HOFFSDITZ, Wholc.sila dealer in Wines, Liquors, Cordials, te WEST PENN STREET. NEXT DOOR TO THE PL0ViU AND HARROW HOTEL, READING.

alwarson hand the best 1 RAN DIES, WHISKEY. WINES, CORDIALS, ic which he sells at the lowest ruling pricea. Jl3f A large stock of Superior Pittsburgh and Common Whiskey ou AUo, YINLtiAR by Whole sale. i 1 istpt.2 ly WINES AND LIQUORS. ALWAYS ON HAND American, Ilheiu and lYfrich Wioos, ALSO, ALL KIXOS OV Ilraiulles, 'Vlik IValfru, Ult ttrs, Warranted Purr.

AUGUSTUS VOLLMER, In the cellaiVmder Eben's City Halt, in Penu istreet, lietween 6th and 7 th. aug IT 10O llaiidM Uanfcd ON ARMY OVERCOATS; Apply lo AugiStf HECKMAN to 1 (( SHARES OP FARMERS1 HANK STOCK are l) wanted. Aaply at THIS OFFICE aug20 a RECRUITS WANTED FOR THE THIRD PA. RESERVES. FEW able bodied recruits aro wanted for Cap tains Straub's, (late Rrlner's.) and Richard's companies, of the Third Pennsylvaui Re serves.

v. 3 t3 HS5 ROUNTY )' Is paid to recrultlt enlisting forthese companie. For i further particular)! apply ton FRANKLIN TRKjMRT.S, Recmltirig Office corner of 7th and Pumi sis. Auirest 27 tf. i c.

r. KXSFFZXVS WtltN r3J USE, OOO 33xia.olx Street, Between Rac.o aud Vine, "riiiLADEH'iiiA, vtsi: sepi 62y CJDElirriNEUAR. I For sale at PEOCOCK'3 June 7 4o South Fifth street. Tworirst class Sewing Machines (NEW) IOR ALE Cheap for Cash Apply at tbe Though and Harrww llotl, to Sept! SW KAt'FFMAN A ed By LOT OF HIIEIX AND CLARET WINES and Seller's Mineral Water just receiv. AUGUSTUS VOLLMER, 'tasomentof Ehen's City Hall, Stret, between 6th and 7th.

JAMES T. SEAGREAVES, VETERINARY SURG EON. flMlE unders'irned would rcpectfully inform th I owners of Horses and Cattle that he has located himself in this city. All diseases of tbe Horse treat, ed wiih skill, and "all ces taken, I will effect acur or make nn charges. in ly alwi'Jh be found at FUN'S 5 REKKS COUNT HOUSE.

Penn near Xtb Reading Pa jg2m mm STORE, 3d A For Sale and To Let 1 TO LKT, A. STORE? ROOM, adjoining RorrHl's Brewery Pes sciisian given immediately. Rent ressonable. Applvto II. SEIDLE CO epttf At the Brewery.

Dwelling Houe To Let. S' Itrick House, two stories high well built and con venient; hydrant water and good yard. Immediatu possession. Inqsire of P. PKABdON, ep3tf Frauklfn st.

above 6th. for Sale A STEAM ENGINE OF IIORSE boiler Apply to T.J. POWER, with Tor Rent A COMMODIOUS TITREE STORT PLILDIJiG on 1Vest Perm street, ith large lot aud choice fiuit. Possession can be given imeie iately. augl T.

J. RKRT0I.ET. FOR SAXtXS A ed on Cheatnut street near the tchuvlkill )lBn Sand to a depth of 6 or 6 well a jsptrrt'to fodiidry purposes Pric lo' and ttrmseiisv 'Afelytn Ju'yis iilktolkt. FOR A P.USINESS MAN ITII A SMALL CAPITAL. ri 'HK UNDER KiNllD offers for sale frjc halfof tha 1.

extensive Mill tnuan as the IUKEIiACK STEAM Situate at the Lancaster Bridge, P.PS'linp, tcpetlisrwitb ths extensive wharf and coal yard attached iih per, U't 1 1 n.t It IK imu niit nltl if. I i. i. lishment doing a large hvsiuef. Every thing in good viirkln.

npilfr A fl.A STORE STAND AND DWELLING, Situated at the corner of Ringaman and Cansl streets Loth bnildirgs in cxtJleat repair. For further part ticaiar apply by letter er otherwise to i F. R. FRILL, Kn 2 Minor.vlll.i SVim ill IV. II.

orta GEO. R. FRILL, J6ly 12 lf. 1 Reading, Pa Foil fJ HE RINGGOLD ARMORY, Penn street above Sth, 1 Is offered for rent. Tb premises will be fitted uj for any business.

For particulars spplv to ap'ietf cii. Mcknight. IScilStliii I.oIm for Sale ri'HK offers for sal tboss desirable I Huilding Lots, on South Fifth Street, between Ringaman sod Laurel, west sidc.for fRle on easy terms Application may be made to the uiitlersipueil, in t). Court House, Where plaus, terras, be fouud. blltf.

ZACUAlilAS U. MAUKta. 'FOR ESKT? "'r'7 PHE STORK now occupied by Henry Rrown, Ilattor, I in Fifth Street above Court. Possesion given on the Hrst of April. Apply on premises.

FebStf GEO. W. OAK ELK Y. iiu a to i.rr. 'UE well known Apothecary stand.

Ihe oldest in Reading, now occupied bv llnivey liirch A lrug Store and News Depot, ner of Flith Cherry alley is offered for rent, on very reasi.i.abi0 terms. Applv i ii tbe premises lo.M.st.. Ihiss. oi at THIS OFF 10 Dry Goods and Clotliiiiff davii) saunas ju received a choice selection of Tall Sty cs MUSLIM BE LAIP3ES. Worth the attention of Vuvors aug 3d No.

23 EAST MARKET ftiUAKE Clothing Clothing "1TE have a large assortment of READY MADE. CLOTHING hniid.Tvhich we will sell stolrr piics. tall soon and ferine your Fall and Winta Mock AUFF.M AN KISSINGER, July29 3w Plough aud Harrow Store, Reading. oods. I 4 I I) V.

TTAS itift rr ceivei a eencral asMirnueiit cf new ai I'l ileMrablw LADltb'DHkSS GOODS, suiti.lle (or the present season, to which he politely invites tha htteution of purchasers. uuc St Till: OLD STATE IIOtSE REVIVED KAL MERCHANT TAILORS. CORNER OF FIFTH AND TENN STREETS, j.v Tim OLD STATU UOViiE; inform tho citiz na of I I and vicinity, thnt they have opened at the abov place, a large and eleennt stock of PIECE GOODS. FURNISHING GOODS, Slid READY MADE CLOTHING. A is rcspcctfu.ly invited from thse in wsrit Clothing.

They feel rtaiu of being able to give siitisr('ti as regsrdH the quality of the goods, tbt mannor and style of mnkiiig up, and, above ail. as in jiricc. Don't forget to call at the Old State House for yon Clothing. CHARLES CHESSMAN. STENCER NEAL.

Ap tf JUST RECEIVED AT DAVID aNLEF'S STOCK, A new article of Mourning Dress Goods. Ladies aie pi iituly invited to examine the sao.e. also, SH EPnERDS from 12 to 3S cents per yard June 14. Ts1 TEW. 0.

ONE MACKEREL. Fcr at I'KOCOCK'S, scptS 40 South Fifth street. Ilaller's Air Tisrht Tup, iar, nHE most simple, convenient and economical arti cle in tho market. i'or sale at PEOCOCK'S. nug 4(5 South Fifth street Pa'teiil Refined Sparkling ForsalPsts1 PKOGtiOK'S, "40 Soulh Fifth street.

CHARLEST Irleclirnl FOURTH STREET, A COTE I'ENN, READING, TA Aug2i If you have an Inward 'Weakness ACS ED bv any delicate disease, use E. G. OILE'S RAbiiAMlC JtIXTl'l Sold bvthf follnwinij Druggists: John Raser, Perm street' between Sth and 8th: i. K. liolow I'enit: R.

P. Kunter Penn street, between and 4tb, Jteaiing. aep4 Fine Family Groceries At A. II. PEOCGCK'S at 4" South Fifth Street.

Has constantly in store a full ami complete assortment FINK GROCERIES FOR FAMILY USB All goods purchased at his ttara are delivered to anv part of the city, and arn carefully packed and sent 1 any of the depots fre charge. JloPPeis rtltd IT THK WM, PENN t'omrei rrrni ana Ninth td reels. WILLIAM KUCHNFlt..