Reading Times from Reading, Pennsylvania • Page 2

A. S. WHITMAN' O. F. HAAS, ublisLeris utl Jfroprieior READING, 1S62.

Episcopal Visitation. The Ki 'ht Rev. i W. Bacon Stevens, Assistant Bishop of the l.msecpai Church in Pennsylvania, will visit the parish of. Christ Church of this city to morrow, ifcundsy) for the pui r.oso of ndoxnis tery the rite of confirmation, and will preach at toe tree Church of St.

Btrnnbas in the alternoon. Services commencing at 3 1 pThe Dr. Schsf of Morcersbnrg, trill preaoh Sunday morning and evening in the Fir3t 'German Reformed Church in German in the morning, and in English in tha Killed on the JJawe, Road. Two soldiers be longing to a regiment which passed over tho E. K.

R. on Thursday were killed, One fell between the platforms of trro cars and was cut in two and the other bad bis scull penetrated by look ing out of the car window orsd striking bis bead 1 against a stationary cr. We understand that a Panorama represen ting all the principal scones of the present war will be opened at Oja iellows' Hall on lufesday evening nest. Tho scenes numbering some fifty are said to be of great artistic merit, being taken from sketches oa the spot and painted by eminent N. Y.

artists. The scenes will be accurately da fcribed aril interspersed with patriotic songs by LlrG eo, Henry Kussell. lurthcr particulars and programmes will shortly bo issued. Bravery op our Teoops. To read the New York and Philadelphia papers, one would naturally conclude that all the soldiers were furnished by those cities, and that all acts of daring were performed by inen furnished by them.

This fs all owing to the fact that the correspondents of their papers gwarm over the fields of battle, whose duty it is to ten nothing bat what relates to the men who como from their own siiotious. Thus it hap pens that man receive credit lor deeds performed by others, and that men are accused of skedaddling, who nevor moved a foot for any other purpose than to advance. For instance', a correspondent of the Philadelphia states, that the 11th Pennsylvania militia skedaddled Tin really is th'U the 11th occupied a plaoe in the first lino of battle, while their detractor was probably in the rear Another fact worthy of notice is t'ut the Colonel of the 11th is a truo and tried I eoldier ono who has seen service under a fiht ing General, and who probably knows as inuob about war as any Brigadier in the army. ruuohfjr the militia. Lieut.

F. L. Shatters, a brave soldier by actual trial oa the battle field gives us some instances of bravery exhibited by Reading boys, which the bare mention of their names will stamp with an air of truth: lie mentions Pearson Miller, son cf our Chief of Police, as a brave la 1, who disdained dodging or hiding and who, at the second battle of Bull Ran would fitand boldly up to his work, and do his duty like a man. Jonathan Flack, he pronounce as brave as the world evar saw, while orderly sergeant Hnry Quimby, after being shot through the thigh, picked up a wounded comrade Joseph My erg, put him ou bis broad and powerful back, and carried him outside the lines be bad hardly performed this duty, his wound running blood the while, before he met another comrade, Wm. Krick, f.hot through both legs and in the body.

This poor fellow tho orderly carried one mile and a balf to a place of safety, holding his wound with one band to stop the bloeding. Such men are surely entitled to the medals prepared as a mark of honor by the Government, and the sooner they are distributed the better. Those are only a few of the mstanees on reoord, but we do not tbitk that our men would like to be brought before the public on every occasion. The Philadelphia and New York papers, being large concerns, must be iilled up, hence the twaddle that appears in their columns. Tns Postal CfRKEScr.

Groat complaints are being mado of tbe slowness with which the new postal ourroacy is being issued by tho Treasury Department. It is oDly getting by driblets into circulation, and has done but little as yet to re K.n. I. 1 1 i i i lieva the prepare for sm Seeing the i opportunity wuioh it afToids for the' government i 6 to gat a loaa of saver! millions without interest I from tbs poople, it is surprising that greater 1 eTirtshave not been made to multiply the issues. There must surely be some mechanical means of i Increasing tha number of impressions daily thrown oiT.

Tbe pies'cscou'd at least be kept working day and night. The inconveniences to which the public are subjected by high premium on Silver and tha want of a small paper currency of some kind call for tbe str'aininjot every effort ou the part of tha department to burry up ita.employecs. All classes of business uitu fool tbe burden above alludod to, and I trust s.ime responsible parties will endorse cheques in order to rejieve the business folks. It is very evident months will elapse, before tho email notes can be hud in quantity to be of any use. hoo of tbe meichants nre cow paying from eigbt to 'ttt' lve per ceBt for ilver aud pennies.

A JbTSINESS MAN. Messiis Editors In our communication of the 2ith we have made a mistake unintentional in saying that tbe C.ninty Committee bd 250 dollars in the treasury ltsl: ul have been the City Ojmiuitteo (eacuAs us irentlemcn) who hve ben dischsrged by the grand Mogul of IWding, and we are under lasting obligations to tho. treasurer of that Committee for the sua of 25 dollars Tours truly V. SRMEXTRbUT. tMiws JtAtL Eoa AcciuI, A moat terrible Bill Boiil uO''Ht'nt occurred yesterday morcing at about 1 o'clock, ou the Cumberland Valley ltoa 1 neur Ilar riaburg, to a trorp train, coatainlnp te'SOta Regiment State and among others tbe three companies frem this city, comtrsandtd Tespectiyely by CapUiua Bong, Geiger, and Ilarner.

The roa4 has only a single track, aud tbe accident occurred la a djnse fog by the engine ued at Uarrisl'urg as a ''pnsher runnieg into the advaneinj train at full speed A regular smashing and piling up of cars eccurred throwing tbe Urge mass of human beings together Into om' indescribable heap of confusion causing the death of some seven or eight, four of whom were fiom this city, and maiming aome forty or fifty more. The troin had been behind time and id been wnSt. ing rof a train at but none coming, the train proceeded The engineer of the troop train Immediately reversed his engine, bvt too lats to prevent tha tbe engines came together with terriflo force. The ear Immediately btihiud the tender cf the treop train was crushed into fragments, and nearly ail its oceupaats either killed or wounded. The second car wns driven Into tha firfit and completely a number of persons badly hurt.

Th third car was thrown on top of the second, the wheels crushing tbrough the top." the most horrifying portion of the scene was the cries of the ounded, and the sight of tbe dead, On the arrival of the train at our depot, a large and anxious crowd of spectators was after rolativef aud friends. Several of our surgeons were on the "spot ready to offer their services. Some of the wounds etc serious, but most of them, we are happy to say, are of a sl'ghter character. Lieut. Ilagenman, owing to the painful character of his wound, was left in Ilarisburg, that he might receive prompt medical aid.

trust he may soon recover sufficiently to allow of his removal to his home. The rest of the severely wounded were taken to the Fair firound Hospital. This is a sad reception for a set of men who went forth to battle in tbe highest spirits, aud with the greatest eageruef a. Had they met with their loss In gloom that enshrouds our city would bo relieved by a ray of satisfaction that they had died gloriously in the defence of their country, but nndcr the circumstances we have nothing but sorrow and regret. Among the killed and wounded there was about an equal number from Thildelphia.

The following is the list of killed and wounded. Killed. Ferg't Henry Fleck. 'Private Albert Werner. Daniel 8eidi.

sr. Augustas Keller, WODNOED. Lieut llagenmsn, leg and arm crushed. Serg't 8. liaiuiltou, head, brt ast, SlC Corp.

Zeno Botl'master, left log broken. Gotlieb Hiller, head and face bally bruised. Alexander Werner, breast and leg slightly. Vm, Jt. Willians, head and side bruised.

Kelson Hell, left aria broken and right leg In jured. Drummer Henry Kedmonfl, riht wrist Jacob Hamilton, head mid hip injured. Private Jacob Crow, head and lett leg bruUud. Adain Deem, right arm broken. Wm.

Eifenbeis, head bruised Tvicbard Eagel, badly injured. Henry A. lis, arm broken, llenrv Ooodman, head cut Jacob Hurst, right arm severed. John lloiiu, bend irjurt d. Kvan Jam a.

ancle dislocated. William Kelier, badly wounded in tack. John Killian, letj bruised slightly. anitl Lausch, head and leifs inired. Isaac Moore, hea and face brciied.

Lewis Neudoerlfer, fuce and shoulder injured. Jiernnatd Ohnmacht, injured ii face. Janes leg and head injured. Mark O'Ninl, f.ice out badly. Snmue! Suell, heRi badly bruised Win.

Shuler, ami broken and head bruied. Michael mith, head bruised. Kli Williams, head and body slightly Uonry Wunder, face and breart slightly. A meeting of tbe "Class of of Reading High School will be held this (Saturday) evening at 5 o'clock. Prompt attendance is requested.

By order of J. DALLAS SC1I0ENER, President General Miiroy'a report lo Ganeral Sigel, the following reference lo General McDowell is made, in (be lulile of August 30th: 'At one time, not receiving assistance from the rear, as I had a right to expect aftrr havinj; Fent for it, anl our struggling baltalicns being nearly overcome by the weight and persislence of tho enemy's attack, I Sew back about half a mila to where I un derstood Geneial McDowell was.wiih a large part of his corps." I found him.ftfid appealed to him iu the most earnest manner to eend a brigade forward at Cnco to save the day, or all would be lost. He answered coldly, in imbalance, that it was cot bis business to help everybody, and he ras not going to help General Siel. 1 told him that I una not lighting with General fc igel's corps; that wy brigade bad got out of ammunition some timi before and gone to the rear, end that I had been fighting with half a dozen different brigadei, and that I had not inquired where or to what particular corps they belonged. He inquired of one of his aids if General was figbthing over, there tn the left JI is aid taid he tboairht he was.

McDowell reMi 11 1 1 ed that he would boon help him, for be was PguA dreadful fire occurred at the Liverpool (England) workouse on the 8th instant, and before it wqs extiuguiehed 3 lives were lost. The fire raed rouud the principal etaircasti thus cu'ting eff tbe eEcnpe of the unfortunate little tinea from the dormitories. The most desperate attempts were made to rescue tbein by means of ladders, but the dense emoke drove the firemeu away almost suffocated. Soon the racing fire consumed the ladders, and, though two of tho curses persisted in the lielplees children, were soon beyond aid Alter the fire was subdued the nuns presented a phaMly appearance. Tbe portion of (he floor which remained were covered with the charred and dn'tig t.1 reiasios of the horribly mutilated.

The bedstead were of iron, and on one row 1 fourteen bodiea of charred and burned Part oi the dormitory and tue church aJjoiiiiug were Lfi Cantelopes, Peaebes and WateraieluOi, at Cueep Jobu'a flueet lite' Uikiiet. 6, I JJj We are requested to notify tbe members of the N. W. Ward Guard to mtet at the Armory to day, at 12 o'clock precisely, in ordet to attend the fanerul of Capt Straub, who fell at the late battle of Autietam. The funernl will take place at I o'clock, from the reidsiice of deceased, in 8th street, near rSnftlin.

By order of Capt. 8. BlCKLEY, ID 3 ID On the battle field of Antietam, on the 17th Lbwis K. raistB, aved 33 years The relatives and friends ef the family are respett fully iuvited to attend his funeral this afternoon at 2 o'clock, from his late resiieuceT'Cbeatnnt street Bolow 4th, to procf to CUarUa JETau Cenieteryi vi. J.i.

On the battle field of Antietam. on the 17th instant. Captain Strain ned about 30 years. Tbe relatives and friends of the family are respectfully iuvited to attend his fuaeral from the residence of Mr. Oeorga Keihart, in 8lh street, below Cherry alley, this afUftnvoo at 1 o'cloek.

funeral services, at the house. To proceed to Auleubach's Cemetery, On tho battle field at Antietam, en the 17th iustant, Wii.lum C. Kbeh, arod about 23 years. Tbe relatives and friends of the'family are respectfully iuvitud to attend his funeral from his late residence, iu Muhlenberg street below Sih, this (Saturday) afternoon at 3 o'clock, to proced to 31 John's Luther an Church, and irouitbence to the Lutheran Cemetery. On the battle field of Antietam, on the 17th instant.

llSNRV liab saACKKB, airea snout i yearn sua in oa. The relatives and friends of the family are respect fally invited to attend his funeral, from the residence of his mother, in 4th street, between Franklin and Chestuut, this afternoon at 4 o'clock, to proceed to the unaries ivans uemoury. Near Harrishnrg, pa on the 2Cfh Albebt srner, a memiser of topt Boas' Company. The relatives and friends of thedeceasedare requited to attend his fuaeral from the residence of his lather corner of Third and Chestnnt streets, on Monday af ternoon at 2 o'clock. Toproceed to the Universalis liurcti, ana from thence to the Cnaries ivans tern.

ctery. The members of the nigh School and the class in wnicn deceased graduated aie invited to attend St In this city, on the 2Cth inst Jacob Warrss, aged The relatives and friends of the family are respect fully invited to attend his funeral from his late residence, Fourth street, above Penn, on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock, without further notice, to proceed to the cranes ivaus cemetery. In this city, on Friday evening, September 2Cth, airs UAN.fju wit of James W. Holmes, ami dauh ter of the late Benjamin Swartzwelder of Lancaaier co agea ii years, monta ana taya. relatives and friends of herself and family are most respectfully invited to attend her funeral from her late residence, in Sixth street, below ISiotranian on Monday moruing.

Sept. 29th, at 11 o'clock, without further notice, funeral to proceed to Charles Evans Cemetery. 2t On Friday morning, 2fith Inst Miss sitLIB Binci max, in tbe 25tb year of her age. The relatives and frienls of the family are invited to attend ner funeral from tbe residence of her parents. fcixth street below Laurel, on Monday afternoon, at 2 o'ciocs, ro proceea to cnaries vans veroetery.

Farewell dear sister thou hast fled, Far from this dreary world of pain In Jesus' bosom rests that head, Which ne'er shall ache again." Cease weepin? mourners, oh forbear, To weep for her, who weeps no more She waits for you, you'll meet her there, Ou that eternal shore. a 01 w. MIK MEMtiSHS of theabov Kncampmsnt ar it spectfully requrtfted to meet tbe Hall this (Saturday afternoon, a 12K o'clock, to attend tha foueral of our deceased Brother, i H. StkaCH, 1'uDcluat attendance is desirrd l' order tit the C. W.

8. KiTTKll, Sec'y. I'HK members cf Heading Lode.Xo. SIS, I 0 0. will meet at their Jlil to day at o'clock, to anenu me lunerni or ttieir late t'apt.

i STRAUB, from 6th street, nr Cherry alley. It JOHN PHlLUPcOX.SecreUry. WanteJ Smmecliately'. 1 fif TAILOlti are wanted to work on Military 1 JJ Frock Coats. Highest wages paid to 4ftiid hands.

Apply to L. FL'Rl'H, sepi7 "So. 8 West Peun slret. 'go toaccnttsr3. "ITfAN'TFD 5 or 6 Good Ston Immediately, If at Pottstown, Montgomery co.

For further particulars apply to U. LOXGNKCKFK, Pottstown, Moutgouiery co 1'a, Odd COMMKNCING TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER SOTH. Georgn lie 111 5 GKA1) lilrfi'ORlCAL PANORAMA OF THE ar! BETWEEN TUE North and South I Showing the principal events of this great contest with wonderful reality, Interspeed with i SONGS, MUSIC AND DESCKlPXIONS I GEOllGEIlEKllYliUSSELL Admission 25 Cents. Children 15 Cents. Dors open at 7, To commence at 8 o'cleck.

Bep'27 lw 4 WOOD COOK. Apply at No. 21 EAST PENN SQUARE. sep26 3t uoa LOST a BMCK SETTER DO(K sit months old. bclone iV ins to the sobsciiber was lust on Mondav last He is black wit white on the breast, and the the four feet are marked with white had on a chain band.

A liberal reward will be paid for his return to A. PELT7.ER. 7th street, between Penn It Franklin inn jm VILIs SOOX BE OVER XO II', SO PAPER YOURJOOMS Beautiful Tapers 6, 10, cents aud upwards NEW GLAZED PAiauil PAPERS, tiold Papers and Decorationa. Window Shades and Fixtures, At our usually low prices, notwithstanding the rise in paperand cotton material. OLD STAND, next door to the Farmers' Bank 3 and Penn Square, ReaJing.

sepIMf GEORGK CHRISM AN. To Consumptives. i SHE advertiser having been restored to health in a few weeks, by a very simple remedy, after having suffered several years with a severe lung affection, and that dread disease, Consumption is anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers the n.eans ef cure. To all who desire it he will send a copy of the prescription used (free of charge), with the directions for preparing and using the same, which they will find a srascuRi kor CoNM'iirrioN, Asthma, HitoscHiTis.ate. The only ol.jt ct of the advertiser in sending the Prescription is to benefit tbe spread information which he conceives to be invaluable, anil he hopes every silftWer will try his remedy, as St will cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing.

Partim wishing the jirescrlptiou will please a Mresa Rev. Ill; Art H1LSUK. Wlltivuhiirc Kings County, New Vrk. American TTT 1 Tl 1 111! 2 1 STORE, C. VY.

L. HOFFCDITZ, si Wholesale dealer in v. Wines, Liquors, Cordials, 4c WEST PENN STREET, NEXT DOOR TO TnE PI.OCGH AND HARROW HOTEL, READING. BAS always on 1iant the best BRANDIES, WHISKEY, AVINKiH CORDIALS, which he sells at the lowest ruling prices. fXJ" A large stock of superior Pittsburgh and Common Whiskey on hand.

Also, VINEGAR by Wholesale. gept.2 ly "wines andxiquors. ALWAYS ON HAND American, Khein and French Wines, ALSO, ALL KINDS Or Uraudlee, Whlske lier' Waters, Blt trrA.c. Warranted Purr. AUGUSTUS VOLLMER, In tbe cellar under Iben's City Kail, in Penn street, between 6th and 7th.

aug 2 IT ARMY BLANKETS i a i JUST RECEIVED, a large supply of ABU? BLANKETS At DAVID NEFF'S, seql7 No. 25 East Market square, Reading STotice. TIIE nndersigned having determined to go to the defence of the State, has placed his Tax Duplicates, both' Personal and School, in the hands of Matthias Mcngel, Esq who will attend to the collection of the same, JOSEPH DEYSIIER. Censtable RECRUITS WANTED FOR TUB THIRD PA. RESERVES.

A FEW able bodied recruits are wanted for Cap tains Lenhart's, Straub's, (late Briner'a,) and Richard's companies, et the Third Pennsylvania Reserves. fl5 BOUNTY Is paid to recruits enlisting for these companies. For further particulars apply to FRANKLIN TRESSELS, Recruiting Office corner of 7th and Penn sts. DAVI'S PAX ORAM A OF TUB Frln'oipal Boitloo OF THE Great Eebellion, WILL BK EXHIBITED IN RE A DING Nevtwek. For Particulars and notice of time and plc see programmes.

tiBce te previous exhibition or this Great Paaora iu ia ReaJing, TISIBITY SEW H1TTI ES llsve beet painted and added to it It now includes all ti Grest flntiles of the from the at tack on Fort Puiuter lo tbe Jlattle at Hill. 15' I nfl II ARES of Farmers' Bank Stock is wantel 1WU Apply et seplillf This Ornci.jg SULE STOCK WAKSn). 111 SHARES OF FARMERS' BANK STOCK are wanted. Aaply at THIS OFFICE au2d Fall Bry Goods, Kow opening at DAVID NEFF'S worthy tho otten tion of purchasers. All are particularly invited to call and see, and jugs for themselves.

Goods sold vt a small advance. sept. 9 I'itol! PlstoN! SHARP'S Celebrated Cartridqa Piitols. Also, Revolvers, Guns and Rides, for sale cheap, by GEO. LEItCH Co.

rarmers' Bank Stock Wanted. 200 SHARES FARMERS' BANK STOCK. Apply sept. 12tf WINE HOUSE, OOQ XJrwxxcla. Stroot, Between Race and Vine, PHILADELPHIA, PL.NN.

sep'. 2y Haller's Air Tieht Tod Jars. "UK most simple, ceDveaient and economical arti cle in the market. For sale at rEOCOCK'S. aug27 48 Sooth Fifth street Patent Refined Sparkling Geline.

For sale at riiwvuva's, 40 South Fifth street. CHARLES LANCASTES, Slcdlcal FOURTH STREET, ABOVE PENN, READING. PA AUgS If 3 ou have an Inward ileaknf ss (CAUSED bv anv delicate disease, use E. G. GILE'8 BALSAMIC JUXriKE, Sold by the fallowing Druggista: Johns Raacr, Penn street between 6th and 6th? J.

K. McCurdy.Fifth st, below Penn; R. P. Kunter A Penu 34 and 4tb, Reading. pt4 Fine Family Groceries At A.

H. PEOCOCK'S at 4) South Fifth Street. Has constantly in store a full and complete assortment FINE GROCERIES FOR FAMILY USE. All goods purchased at his store are delivered to any part of the city, and are carefully packed and aent to any of the depots free ef charge. JAMES T.

SEAG REAVES, VETERINARY SURGEON. n'UE undersigned would respectfully inform the 1 owners of Horses and Cattle that he has located himself in this city. All diseases of the Horse treated with skill, and all cases taken, I will effect a cure or make no charges. I mav always be found at FOX a PERKS COUNTY HOUSE, Penn street near Ktb, Reading Ta. (Aug2 3in TyUKK CIDKll VINEGAR, For sale at PEOCOCK'S Juno 7 40 South Fifth street.

i Shingles and Lumber, olcsiilc and It a 1 1 ONE of vua best assortments In this market is now offered ou reasonable terms and small Persona about purohaaiog will do well by giving me a Call before buving. Thankful for the liberal patronage exteuded to me, my aim shall ever be to snit all who mv favof me with tbelr custom. KKELY, sepi at eor. 4tlt and Fins U. liquor 7 For J3ale and To Let, i iA i to EctT A STORE ROOM, adjoining Rorrell'n Brewery Poaaeasiongiven immediately.

Rent reasonable Apply to II. SEIDLE k. CO eptltf At the Brewery. For Sale A STEAM ENGINE OF UOKSE POWER, with boiler. Apply to T.

J. BERTOLKT angI9 tor sAZz: ALOX OF GROUND, cohtatoinr Ifc Acres, Mtnat ed on Chestnut street near the bvbuvlkill. )jag Sand to a depth of 6 or feet, well adapted' to foundry purposea Price low and terms easy Applvto JnlylS T. J. RERTOLET.

EA3X2: CZZAX CE FOR A BUSINESS 51 AN WITH A SMALL CAPITAL. fVHE UNDER IGNED offers for sale one half of tha J. extensive Mill known as tbe PACKER STEA3I Fitaate at the Lancaster Bridge, Reading, tofrether with the extensive wharf and coal yard attached eiih rtod will and fixtures This is en old and well known stb lishment doing a large business Everything in gotd working order. Also, the STORE STAND AND DWELLING, Situated at tbe corner of BiDgaman and Canal streets both bnildings in excellent repair, for further particulars apply by letter er otherwise to F. R.

FRILL, SchuvlkillCe wto UKO. if PRILL. Jnlyl2 tf Reading, Pa FORREST. THE RINGGOLD ARMORY, Penn street above 8tb is offered for rent. The premises will be fitted ur for any business.

For particulars apply to ftnlldln? Iot for Pale TnE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale those desirable Building Lots, on South Fifth Street, between Bingaman and Laurel, west side, for sale on easy terms Application may be made to the nndersigned in tbe Conrt House, where plans, terms, fte mav be fand Febll tf ZACUARIAS ILtiAURER. FOR REST. STORE now occupied by Ueury Brown, natter JL in Fifth Street above Court. PosegBion given oa the 8rst of April. Apply on premises tf GiCO.

W.OAKELEY. DUl'fi STAIiD TO LET. rpnE weU kewn Apothecary stand, the oldest ie J. Reading, now occupied by Harvey Birch 4 Bro Drug Store and News Depot, corner of Fifth and Cherry alley is offered for rent, on very reasonable terms. Apply oa the premises to Mrs O.

Haas, oi at THIS OFFICE. Dry Goods and Clothing Largo Arrival' ot AUTUiWGOODS lla just received from Philadelphia and Now York Market, a choice and large lot of Embracing the latest styles. LADIES' MESS GOODS, In every variety. MENS AND BOYS' WEAR, GE3 A full assortment. MOURNING GOODS Such as LONG and SQUARE II AWLS.

jssss Lupin's Gold Medal all wool de Moumiug Oropo, Black French Merinoes. Black Cashmeres. Black Rep3, Black Calicoes. English and Italian Crape. Mourning Veils, Mourning Hdkfs.

Mourning Cravats, Mourning Long and Square Thibet Shawls. Mourning Flannels, septatf AV GOODS 23AVID NSl'WE Has Jut received a choice selection of Tall Styles MUSLIN" DE LAINES. Worthv the attention of buvers aug 29 So. 25 EAST ARKETJ QUARK Wanlrd. IMMEDIATELY, TWO FUDDLER3 and HELPERS at fair wages.

Apply to T. 1 BERTOLET, scpstf im i) xn HAS just receive a general assortment of new and deidrable LADIES' DRLSS GOODS, suitable for the present season, to whick he politely invites the attention of purchasers. June? TUEOLI) STATE HOUSE REVIVED MERCHANT TAILORS, CORNER OF FIFTH AKDPEXN STREETS, IN THE OLD STATE inform the citissen of Readia and vicinity, that they have opened at the abo place, a large and elegant Stoek of PIECE GOOD, FURNISUING GOODS, and READY MADE CLOTHING. A call is respectfully invited from these in wait Clothlne. Thev fenl eertain of being able to give satisfaction as regards the quality of the goods.

manner and style of making up, and, above all, aa gards pric Don't fc forget to call at the Old State Hons for yo, Clothing. CUAKLI8 CRESSMAN. SPEKCER KIAL. ApS tf NO. ONE MACKKRKL For sale at PEOCOCK'S, 40 South Fifth street.

sept 8 PIANOS FOR SALE! PERSONS ia want of floe, good aad cheap PIANOS, will please call at tbe Keystone House. They are octave in Rosewood. Case full irop frame. G'fand over strong Bass. Made in New York City with ail the latest improvements.

Warranted to be good. i Reepeaafetlyt' A. DbKCHK. U. 1.