Reading Times from Reading, Pennsylvania • Page 2

mts i rr frr A. S. WHITMAN C. F. HAAS, I'ublishersi "a nd JroprietorB.

READING, THURSDAY, 1 Advkbtisino. If there Is any duty a man owes to his business, "in season and oat of Mason, it to advertisb it. 'Now is the time to adtkbtisk" aaid one friend to auotber. "Ym," whs the replyV'tbat is bat ym always say." And the Rejoinder wa mal it ''Because now, iu its application to A rush means always with me." it 1 jr. Focsd.

A Certificate ieCPischarge belonging to private J. Zluhen, of Cap. ljougertj's. Compaq ny, 93rd Regiment, has been left at, this office. May be had by paying for this advertisement.

Rcutaway. Yesterday afternoon a hone at. tachod fo a buggy, belonging. to Mr Dankle, took fright and ran from 5th and Washington to Peon, and up Penn to 6th, on the sidewalk without hurting any one. This is notewortbj.

when, we titkc into consideration that the sidewalks were crowded with people. The very last joke of the season. A peanut seller has issued checks redeemable in next year's orop of Elderberries wci. Market Man Robbed A Country man attending market was robbed of 6 pounds of butter, 4 i doten of eggs and a quantity of beans, on Tuesday night or Wednesday morning The victim wants us to ask where was the Special Watchman, sp pointed to watch the wagons at that particular time? 3 VRBSSytATioir. The friends of Major Gustavb Worth, of the 167th Regiment, presented J)iua with a splendid Military Saddle and Bridle! on Tuesday evening, at the house of Join' Undhelm" The presentation speech, which is very highly spoken of, was made by Mr.

Rosenthal, of the Ad lr, to which the gallant Major replied in fitting terms. After the presentation ceremonies were over, a select company sat down to a collation prepared by the host, to which, and to the occasion, ample justice was done the feast of rcasou and flow of soul lasting until late in the evening. Will. LUv. The 167th Regiment," Pennsylvania' Drafted Militia, Col.

Knoderer is expected to march on Friday. This Regiment, we desire to say to the powers that be, is eqoat to any other that has left the pursuits of peace for those of war; and quite as efficient as any other of same age. We point to the officers with' pride, ai boiug all men of experience, talent 'ard. 'pluok. TLo 167th will never lose, by with any other, oi IUtbehed.

We had the pleasure of conversing with Lieut. W. Ilarman, of Capt. Jos'. 0.

lfolmes' Company, 7th Regiment, Reserves, who bus resigned on account of ill "lie gives a good account of that splendid corps, the iy the way, "Reserves" is a decided misnomer for corps as they have been the "Advance" sinoe the time they left McDowell to join McClellan on the Peninsula. On more than one occasion, captured secesh have asked the officers of the Reserves whether the army was composed of all Pennasyl vnnia Reserves, ns tbey met them in the front on every occasion when there was a fight What a proad distinction it will be ia after years to bo ablu to say "I belonged to the PdbQsylvania Re serves i.I W''i! it Practibino Party. Prof. Frank Stouch will jive his first Party of the season this (Thursday) evening next, in the Odd Fellows' Hall. His Dancing Classes meet regularly at Ilousum's Hotel, and are well attended.

Frank is a general favorite with our people, old andryoung, and if any one can please them in the way of teaching "the poetry of motion," he is Racs. Tho evil of onr day is rags Rags for rliitlucg and rags for money and both scarce at thnt. But of all raggedness, will not. somebody ttike courage to rid us of our rag currency. Worst tb.m Rkhnfond is Reading cursed with its current cy, and without the shadow of a cause.

Every, body is a banker, with or without excuse and uiiilo' other cities and towns are flooded, so to with the 17. S. small notes, we have them only as curiosities Why is thin? Because of the "checks" which iuundate our streets," and which have compelled our storekeepers to boxes to put their maney In. Is there no way to get rid of this mosst Oh I for some' financial prodiry to help us out of the mire into 'which wo afa sinking deeper every day. jf Fresh Correntaand Raisins, at Cheap John's together with a variety of other seasonable plf Gen.

Geary marched upon Winchester on tho 3rd inst. and demanded its surrender, which wits complied with, the people exhibiting many fi'iis of joy at his arrival. Jlis command consisted thirty three hundred choson iofaotry from1 aii t' regiments iu his divi'iju, two sect'uwis of a i.i.ery from Ktapp's Lattery, two from McGil Urv's battery aud two fiom Hampton's battery, muking altigoiher twelve guns and fif cava'ry of I'irjt Maryland. i i iT 30 Boxes l.emvns at Jobo's, 4VmmtnoxAL. Tb' Congressional proceed iags of lata have lacked Interest bat the old spirit ia fevitinjg, as we gather front the late'tassage" between Mr.

Wickliffe, of fend gtevens, of Pa. MrWickliffe nad iatrodeeed a bid "to protect and gruat rwlief to the State wboee property and Waves bad been wrongly taken, seised and abstracted, by officers and soldiers of the U. 8." Stating that "not only soldiers, bat Railroad employees and others, bad seduced negroes away fiom their masters, and Colonels had refused at the point of the bayonet tof rctleein Mr. Lovejoy opposed the bill he said that "ultra as he was, ho expected to pay loyal $lavekolder who emancipated their slaves," And rebuked Mr Wieklifi fof; EaiiBiling the army whose presence was necessary to protect him in the enjoyment of his home and prosperity. Mr.

Wickliffe "I dont seed such protection' where I live." i Mr. Stevens, (suggestively to Mr. Lovejoy.) ho can get the protection he needs from the rebels." a wUi. Mr. Wickliffei (excitedly.) "Who says that Who says that Mr.

Stevens is Indicated as the man. "I pronounce that gentleman a rebel a traitor to his country and tile I so' pronounce iim here." 'i ooi 'M Here the colloquy ended, because eur "Northern dough facet" were afraid of being shot with a pistol and tbistooin a time like this, when; the women are courageous. rrtj. Ata meetiDg 'of the officers ef the 88th Regiment, P. held at Camp Taylor aear Brooks Station, F.

and A. C. on the 3d of December, 1S62, Major D. A. Griffith in the chair.

The Major announced the acceptance by the War Department of the resignation of Cot George P. McLean, of the 88th Regiment, on account ef Whereupon a committee was appointed to draft resolutions expressing the sense ef the officers, who reported the following V' i i Wbbrias, Physical disability compels the r'er ignatioo of the command this Regiment by its Colonel, Geo. P. McLean, which position bo Las filled so long and usefully. Therefore be it i Resolved, That while we regret Col.

McLean's action in this behalf, we are first to acknowledge the neoessity which forces him to it, and to ex prces our. conviction that had his, health and strength permitted of his longer continuance in the service cothing could have induced his departure from it. i Resolved, That since Col. McLean's entrance into the Military Service of the Uuited States, bis ef sHcrificing efforts at all times in behalf of the officers and tnn have endeared him touS.aud that in his retirement. to private lile we lose a watchful sentinel over our interest and the Government, which we are alike proud and happy to serve, a zealous supporter and a worthy and untiring officer Rejolved, That we fender to the Colonel our heartfelt for his futnro welfare, and hope he may soon be restored to health and his wonted usefulness in societyA iSil I FRANK B.

SHALTERS, Captain to, Jl. fdmitnd y. Patterson, In Lieut. Commanding Co. K.

J. PARKER MARTIN. Capuin'r Cfii I A.AIiAV$, Assistant Surgicn. i B.F. FOI ST 1 i 1st Lieut, and Regimental Adjuti nt Committee, Which were approved and ordered to be printed a.

initriin, Major, Commanding 88th Chairman. B. F. FOUST, let Lieut. Regimental Adjutant, secretary Promotion in Co, 88fA P.

Joseph II. Lawrence to be Sergeant in place of Samuel Husk, discharged for disability. William M. Krick to be a Sergeant in place James M. Thompson, died of wounds received at Abtietanu ft'.

Johnston Flack to be a Corporal in place of Jo seph H. Lawrence, promoted. F. Loox Oot fob Boons Postaob Currbnct. It appears that there are eounterfeit fifty eent note, of the new postage enrrsney in circulation.

Tbey are said to be well exeeated, and should be guard ed against. The following easily noted marks will enable holders to detest them: 1. The paper is thinner thsn the genuine. 2. The five faoes of Washington vary considera bly from each other in the counterfeit so much so that two or three of them if standing alone, would hardly be taken to be porlraia of Washington while on the genuine they all elosely resemble each other.

3. The linked letters under the middle fsoe of Washington, in the eounterfeit do not show the lower end of the inside of the leg of the while in the genuine tbey do. This mark is easily seen. 4. The border round the letteringand 50" on the back of the counterfeit is dark, and the Iine are crowded, while in the genuine the border is open, with a line Of light dots running through ibe middle all the way round.

in the eounterfeit this middle line, is almost invisible, while in the genuine it if so dis tinot at to eatoH the eye at onse. The Angle African has taken offense at the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher for some remaiks held to imply a disinclination to fraternize with negroes, fend pitohesinto him thus jollity "Yet there it some allowance to be made in the ease of Mr. Beeeher. He if a born rowdy be if.

by nature a subterranean, after the strictest seot of the Mike Walsh school be is linked with the groveling instincts of the Democracy by afhnities which graoe has not yet overcome. Henee, when a nero comes up before bis excited imagination, be only eetsontething to butt against, si the maddened bull iii the Spanish atena. pecu iar 1 ies in his gait and manner in the street, where we never meet him without the mental ex. olsmation (before webave reeogtiited "There oointii a stapendous rowdy who must bare been on a 'batter' last night jn JJT 2. OOjateta at Cbap "Tan Rbbbllion Will be brought to close in a abort time, or we are aifUkei but whether it if or not, the portion of country not blasted iy its baneful iaflaenee ean go on and prosper is fflte of it.

Henee we have Cheat Jobs roinf ahead, selling cheaaer than ever. 1 i r. i lIhe Udgir thinks that those who oppose tending aid to the English poor are actuated by a "narrow spirit." Perhaps, they are. Bat, in that paper we find the following Soldiers Froze re Death The cold on Sat urday nigbt was the troops suffered obnsiderabfy in consequence "Six of our pickets were said to have been froxen to death These men froze to death, for lack "of clothing to keep them 'We lavite the) attention of the Corn Exchange gentlemen to the condition of oar suffering soldiers, and their suffering wlvet and children in ive'ry part of the North, as well to the hundreds ef tbouiaods of suffering widow! and orphanf the victims of this war. Lancashire cannot compare with the United States in the matter of human suffering Jbitraa'.

i New Estabushmeht Ever on the alert to accommodate the public. Cheep John bat taken the large building, known as Union Hall, corner of 7th and Cherry alley, where he keeps, a and superior ftook of oysters, which, be will fell in any quantity to suit purchasers Also cabbage potatoes, apples, etc Housekeepers will aave by purchasing these articles of Cheap Joha. i ri7 Cheap John' sells every night bargains for everybody. tt ft In Philadelphia on the 8th inst: Howard Beb tolet, aged 26 jerv l.l 'i l.M Ihe friendf and relative! of the family are re pectfully invited to attend bif funeral from the Depot on Thnrsdsy on arrival of tbe train, to proceed to the Charles Evans Cemetnry. NEW, ADVEBTloEMESTS.

171TION OYfeBR BAY 0PE1I TO NIGHT. THOSE fond of good OTgTIRS, In every style, will give him a call, at 8eventh street and Cherry alley. dee II Real Estate Broker. mHE nndersisrned havlns taken a License, under the 1 Internal Be venue Act, to purchase and sell Real iKsUte, rent Houses, collect Menu, lor oiners, would respectfully announce to the publie in general tbatheisreadvatalltimeato attend to aU business In this line wlih punctuality Would also state that I have a number of Dwelling Houses and Building Lota for sale, In different parts of the city, rtiir rt tnji. 'J fHILIP 2EIBEB, I i Jt.

B. corner 9th aad Penn streets deell Steod Reading. eVS COSUXVZSZL. GAS CONSUMERS wlU aee that their Meters are properly protected against frost, as ther will save lnuch trouble by ae doing, i 1. FOX, dec 10 St Superintendent.

Two Mammoth Corn Fed ON 8EC5ND PAY CHRISTMAS, Dee 26th 1862. fIX) taks place at Prey's Union Hoase. Tickets 25 cents. These hogs weigh 800 pounds. The highest thrower takes the first choice and the lowest thrower the rmainii)ghog.

Two large hogs will be slaughtered on the same day, weighing oter lOtWpeuuda. A purse for guessera will opened. dec 10 td TAIMII.Y OHOCEIIII33. I1IE SDB9CRrBR baa aWara onband the 1 UKST, FRESUlCdT 4. CUKArgST Which be will sell as low as any other dealer ean cos slbly do.

Everything that can be required for family use always on hand. 8AMTJIL NSWKIRK. declO 3m Corner of 6th and Chestnut streets. A Good Chance. mHK undersigned having purchased tbe entire Stock 1 and Leuo of the premises, lately occupied by John Green as a LIQUOR 8T011K, in East Penn Square, herebv offers the same at Private Bale.

The stock of Liauors on hand is extensive and of good quality, and a rare opportunity is offered to any person who is de sirous of engaging in saia Business, me soots Clock and Lease can be purchased at cost, by applying to dc9 3t ANDREW PATH. FRANK B. FICHTHORN, No.43tCast Penn street, above 1 south 8lde i i TT AS nowepen, and for sale, the following desirable 1 UKOvEKlaa, vis NEW CITROS, KEW CANDIED LIMON PEIL, NRW LAYKR RAISINS, NEW BUNCH RAISINS. i KEW SEEDLESS RAISINS. VALENCIA RAISINS, EXTRA MINCED MEAT, i PRESIl 4 i RESH PLUMS, 4 r.

t'i e.iit FRESH QUINCES, il FRESH TOMATOES FRESH PKAM tZUl'Zi FRESH CHERRIES, QUINCE JELLY, CURRANT JELLT," ii' QUINCE JAM, i PEACH JAM, i PLUM JAM, CCRRANT JAM DRIED APPLES, DRIED PEACHES, PRIED CHERRIES, DRIED RLACKBEBRIE8, DRIED ELDERBERRIES. DRIED STONED DRIED CORN, HOMINY, AC, AC, ALMOND CRACKERS, GINGER NUTS, WINE BISCUITS, ''i ii: 80DA BISCUITS, i FAHIN A CRACKERS, and FAMILY CRACKERS, SWEET CIDER, PURE tUpER VINEGAR, i coal oil, nf EX.fR A FAMILY SOAP, PURE PEPPER, PURE SPICES, PURE OLIVE OIL, NO. 1 NEW MESS MACKEREL HO. I MACKEREL, NO. 2 MACKEREL, P0TC1I HERRING, RICH MILD CHEESE, B.

Ml DDL ETON'S CO'S, i. KOLLOCK. CO'S, ftUU BNWEIM'S DANDELION COFFEE, and MlDOHkrON'e JATA COFFEE, EXTRA BLACK TBS. EXTRA IMPERIAL TEA. EXTRA YOUNU HYON TEA, BROWNED RIO COKFfcK, I i 4AVA COFFEE, I 1, RRQW.NID BARLEY, RYJii AM) WHEAT.

CHEAP JOHN A $2.50 Reward. 09T, od Tueaday morning, a leather POCR.ET X'BOOS caoUintog aU dollars aai ninety cents. to tader will receive the above reward by retaraiug toTHia Of FICB ff dee0StT yi tzovsi: ros. Oiur. i EL TW0 8T0KY BKICK HOUSE wivi a twe5 story jt Back Building, and lot ef wieaatii Byttaaat ia ytud, fruit Trees on ia Mh street below Riagaman If tbe above property is not sold until the first of January, 1863.

then it is for rent. Apply to G. WHAIN, dec 0 2t Corner 8th atreet and Cherry alley. Valuable Farm at Public Sales i JTH. QlTTTDn 1 i.L i.

'lOfO 1 UAb II, at Barto'a Kenton1 Betel, in Reading, Pa will be sold at Public Sale tbe Muhlenberg Farm, in Cumru Township one mile south of Beading containing 1S6 aerea beat Limestone Land, aU la excellent condition, anew Brick Bare 100 fay 46 feet with alate roof, a two atorr Stone' Owallfnf Tioaae. fine vounrf Apple Orchard, gpring'and manug atream, (tbe f'4n. ana aaiuininir tne ore wortiag oi Aianiei Baudeobush. S3 5 Also, at the same tine and place, will be sold with aaid Farm, a 50 acre tract of Cheatnut Wood. Land, in aam township, 3 miles further fowth.

The above property ia well worth tbe attention of rectleal farmers, being suitable for Crops, Dairy er Market Garden. Two thirds of the purchase. aaoney may remain en the Land, and possession given nest April. For further information apply to patii Mcknight, dee 9 M. tt Beadlag, Pa Gddd OU at 12 Cts.

per Quart For sale by. I J.L..3TICUTKB. dec9Sweod gale of Valaable Real Estate rpHE SUBSCRIBER offers at Pnblie Sale, on Satur day, December 13, 1862, the following desirable Real Estate, late the property of Dr. Charles a). Heff man, deceased A two story BRICK DWELLING 1 i HOUSE, with two story Back Building at tached, and lot ef ground, aitua'e in Weat I Penn Square, between th aad 6th streets, iiai A in the City of Reading.

The lot is 30 feet 1 front on Penn street, by 230 feet deep. The House contains all the modern improvements, and is admirably adapted for a Business Stand, being located In tha hxart of the eitv. Also A Brick Dwelling House and Stable, fronting on Court street, la the rear of the above described property i ste to take place at the Public House of Jacob Sehmueker, in the City of Reading, at 1 o'clock oh deeS td WILLIAM T.HOFFMAN, Eseeutor. Boils! 1 ATTETaTTION 1 fW HE PUBLIC ia respectfully called to the fol lowing remarkable testimony in favor or Hunter's Iodine Sarsaparilla t. Reading.

December 2nd, 1868 ataasas P. Hosth A Co. To say that person has been afflicted with a crop of Boila nearly all the time during a term ef about Id years and numbering ia al 1 not lets than 300 may aeem surprising; yet this has beeo my experience. Taey were asoareeof much pain often rendering me unable to attend to my kind of ousmess lor eeverai usiya tcnomt t. During that long period everytbiug preaeribed by nhveiciana er reeomiueoded by ethera waa tried with out anv diminution In the number of boila, About ten montba age 1 procured and uaed a bottle of your Iodine1 Sarsaparilla aud nave naa no dous or signa ui any I am confident that bottle hss entirely moved the cause ottnem.

if tbtscan be or say ser vioe in inducing othera to try jour Sarsaparilla I will be pleased and if desired will cheerfully give them any further information at my store, West Penn be tween 2nd. ad 3rd. 1 i C.W L. HOFFEDITZ. HUNTER CO.

keep constantly on batd an assort meot of Pure Drue. Medicines, and Chemicals. 'Alst all the standard Patent Alediciws of the day. Dr. Otto's Cough Mixtures, the bestnow in use.

Huister' Warm Cakes, Whooping Cough Remedy, Ae. i i i Drug Store in Penn Street, i AuglO Between Third and fourth AUCTION AUCTION TTTILL BE CLOSED OUT. WITHOUT RESERVE. VV Auction, the balanco of Stock ef Dry Goods, Groceries, Ac at tbe store ot i LE1SS A ERMENTROUT, 1 Fifth Street, near Washington, Commencing on WEDNKSDAY EVENING, December 3, And continuing until all goo4s are disposed bfj deo 1 tf i' BAGS WANTED. 5 f'J.

tVE. WILL PAY FOR RAWS EIGHT CenU for White, i FOUR CenU for Colored, AT. THIS OFFICE. I i rUDLIO SALS OP VALUABLE OUT LOTS ITflLL BE SOLD at the Publie House of Jacob TV Schrauoker on Saturday, December lata, at 1 eleck P. FOUR LOTS of Five Acres eaeD, situate on North 8th street, at the intersection ef 2nd Hockley Lane, bale positive.

Conditions made known at the time and place by NovM suwts 1 DAVID McKNIGHT i mSELEE'S SALOON. OMDia raiSHLXR'3 HOVEL, PENS 6TREXT ABOVE FOURTH, vTHE subscriber would Inform fhe eltlaens of Read. A Ing, aud visitors, that he has opened the spacious Saloons under bis Hotel, as a i REFECTORY. Where may always be obtained OYSTERS every style, QAME and otber delicacies in aeaaon. Superior LIQUORS sod SKUARS of tbe bestbraada.

Meals served at all hours. 7 MI3HLER, Proprietor. j. B. WENTZEL, Sup't.

nov25U Hew SLaisins ALP. whole and quarter boxes, at PEOCOCK'8, 40 south 5th street. The Old State House REFECTORY, AND BOWLING ALLEYS, OLD STATE HOUSE BUILDING. 3 CORNER OF FIFTH AND PENN STREETS, 'A BiiDitio, Pa. OYSTERS, fresh from Spruce street Wharf every day.

Spiced, on the half shell. Families supplied at short notice. Panned or Roatted, 1 GAME in season PIGS FEET. CHICKENS served up in every stylS." MEALS got up iu tbe best style at short notice. Brown Stout.

Al Porter and Lager of the beat Brewers in the country. Everything la this Saloon is produced in tbs beat style and at least equal to any other establishment, here Or elsewhere. Dont forget to call. UEZEKIAU BRINER, nov20 6m Paorairroa 1 If ew Honey JUST received and fer sale at EOCOCK 'S, No. 40 south Fifth street ATTENTION LADIES FUBI FURBI! THE OLD ESTABLISHED NEW YORK FUR MAN ufaoturiug Co 83 Chatham reuiling Furs at k.

whAUuIn imKniifantnrinr flrlfWS Wa.tAP Mink Cape, Muff, aad Cuffs, $1 Large Half Cape, Muff, and Cnftn, Water slink, lu French Mink, Large Ce, Muff, ana uuns, Hi trrocn eoi v.p. man, and Cuff, Wster and Freneh Mink Muffs, fl to Frencb Sable MUITN Si to 3 aier ann rencn rams, fl.vi mnA IkiaHmii V1ai. mnA HoAk Murtn IICUil IMW Half Capes, Jo. to 18, Yictorines, $3 to (6 Sable Stone, Vitoh and JUrtuvt, Brook Miuk.Sibeciaa SauirreL and a large variety of Children's Fancy Fura. equally as lo; Reautjful Mink, Sbl Mus.

HW ann PnllA.ri VA1T la Aliaaii. tall for bar guiU 'a wot 3m Manager A GMP JOHN'S I hi SAILS S. LTTAraft bad a year', reat, Cheap John thinks it XX about time wake aponee more and ex bom the rogueries and rasealitiea ef Storekeepers generally, so that the people may evoie being "aoid" when they go to buy." To thU end he baa coneloded once more to start his Bvenlug Sales, and will endeaTor to often the bard jimes by selling aa' near tbe wind' aa ii is possible to go. These De eon tinacd an ry evening in tbe old Cheap John style. 'Mi (SJJ in Jo i and Sevtsnth Streets nsADzna, pa.

HAS ALWAYS FOR SALE Sngars, bruits, Cheese. Coal Oil, Oil Lamps, Crockery' and Glassware Brushes. Boots. Ill Shoes, i i Clocks. and all ether kinds af Wotfnas lwj.no will astonish everybody Be sore and give as a call, aad satiufv yourselves a to the truth of the above.

1 Yours in the bonds of what is 0. 8. BOWBOTHAM. Beitev known as CHEAP OHN the POOR MAN'S FRIEND and benefactor of the wbele human race. Phonography.

PERSONS desirous of takrog lesnons at their resi dt Dees in either Pivxiss or (isiiim system of PbenogrHfby, will please ernd thtir adsresa to me through tbe Pest OSee TiRMif For a course ef Twelve Lessons, in Pitman, from 2 to $9. For a course ef Twelve Lessons, in Graham, from 15 to $12. Pnpils for olasses already fermed, will be received1 Bp to Dec 6th, and will meet cm Satardava at 9 A. 2 Snd and 7 o'cloek P. M.

Nwv. i JOS. TOPHAM. Penn Savin? Association stock I i'r 5 OR 10 SHARES or tbe Penn Saviag Associatioo Stock for sale at a low rate. Applv at mt9 1 1 uro Aa.T.n Draie's Htent Automatic Ga Apparatus, FOR LIGHTING WITH GAS.

CHURCHES, 110 For particulars call at tbe Agriealtural Storr second door above Post Office, and see it iu operation. UERVY HERMAN, novi lna. Agent for Manafaetarer. DAIfnTOCitWAKTEliT 1 ll SHARES OF FARMERS' BANK STOCK arr IUU wanted Aaply at THI8 OFF10E, aug28 I STORE. C.

7. L. HOFFEDITZa Wholesale dealer in Wines, Liquors, Cordials, Au WEST PENN STREET, 4 a svvm aa aa a uvvvi aa twvttr AAniinv HOTEL, READING. All always on hand the best BRANDIES, WHIS KEY. WINES, CORDIALS, Ac, which he sella at the lowit ruling prices.

C7 large stock ef superior Pittshuzga and Com mon Whisker on hand. Also. YINEQAR bv Whole 1 WatTTT TfT Tl TUP I firP. IT A Fa Tf A UDW Rare Chance for a Cabinetmaker. rpuE UNDERSIGNED desirous of relluquishirg bustneas, offers for sale his stock of Cabinet ware and Tools together with a Hearse and everything necessary to carry on the Undertaking business.

Tbi is the olilent stand ia the city is in a good location, aud offers a rare chance for a person with a small capU Ui. Apply te DAYID RUEIN, Ac'v ov22 Penn street, betwasa 3d and 4th. JUST RECEIVED 100O YiVIlDS BROCHE SAXONIES I At 25 Cents per Yard. i mU. also Scarlet and Dlagenta, "SS Bast trap 8(4are Bea.dUgv.

Tftm Flsrsi 6 A Lai oy mMnw poaa, KOCOCK'a, Ne. 4 South Mb st. 1 Diaries! WX INVITE the attention ot parebasert ear steck of Diaries Im JMS, which will be diepowd of at a very srnaii aaergtn of eTRlCKLAin A posIMf a East Market 8'piara. mcfa Clothing Clothins LIQOORp Printed Cashmeres.