Reading Times from Reading, Pennsylvania • Page 1

VOL. 27. NO. 169. HOME NEWS.

Sensation in Wall Slrcel A Gigantic Gold Corner Possible Trouble iu the Coal Region Reduction of Miners' Wages. Arraisnment of VinderblMfor Mai slaughter New York Post Office COLORADO ELECTION WASHINGTON Weather Report. Washington, Sept. 15 7 p. in.

Probabilities: The barometer will probably continue to fall with easteily winds and rain tonight in New England, and cloudy weather is probable for Saturday over the Middle and States. Low barometer will probably continue over the Lakes southward to the Gulf, with clearing np and partially cloudy weather, except from Lake Superior to Iowa, wl.crc southerly wirds and rain may possibly prevail by Saturday night. NEW YORK. Arraignment or VnnderblH for Sinn slaughter. Jskw York, Sept.

15. Jacob Vanderbilt, J'reKidciit of the Staten Island Ferry Com puny, was arraigned to day on the charge of manslaughter, and pleaded not guilty. New York Money Market. New Yobk, Fept. 15.

Money is easy at 23; Exchange steady at 8i; Gold is Btrong, clohiig at 14J; Government are strong, closing al best prices of day 62's 151 Stocks steady, but dull all day, closing very dull; New York Central, 94 Erie, 32J; Heading, 114; Lake Shore, 113; Pittsburg, 121 Northwestern, G9J Preferred, i)0; Kouk Island, 110J Tbe rose Oflice Defalcation York, Sept. 15. Postmaster Patrick II. Jones and other persona responsible to the Government have rosolved to pay to the Government any losses incurred by the de Mention of Superintendent Norton, of the money order department in the New York Post Office. Governor Hoffman yesterday delivered an address at the fair of the Westchester County Agricultural Society.

James Stephens, the Fenisn Exile, ai rived yeslerd.iy on the steamer St. Lawrence. Meanicr on lire. The steamer Columbia, from Glasgow, is said to have been on fire in the hold as she entered port yeileiday morning. There was almost a panic among lite passengers for a time, but the flames were, by hard work, extinguished by the crew.

Mtny of Execution In the Hnckboiit 'ne. White Plains, N. Sept. 15. At 8 o'clock this morning Sheriff Brundage received an order from Judge Pratt staying the execution of Kuckhput for murder, which was to have taken place to day.

The Tornado New York, Sept. 15. Only two victims of the Beekman street explosion are remaining in Park Hospital this and both are in a fair way of recovery. Their names are Michael Goldschmidt and Henry lleig liart. Goldschmidt will be taken home to tliy.

His wounds are very but not necessarily fatal. Huckbout's Kelltf at Not Being Hanged White Sept. 15. Buckhont expressed much gratitude on being informed of tiie stay of proceeding.) in his case. All the arrangement for the execution to day had been perfected, and he had given up the last hope of li fe.

Much surprise is expressed at the action of Judge Pratt. Kflorl to Create a Financial Fanle. New York, Sept. 15. Judge Bedford re convened the Grand Jury in the Court of General Sessions this morning and charged them to the effect that he and the District Attorney had received information showing that a gigantic conspiracy was on foot in Wall Rtreet, having for its object the locking up of millions of gold, thus creating a financial panic, embarrassing trade, and injuring the public generally.

Judge Bedford desired the Grand Jury to retire for deliberation on the proofs that the District Attorney would submit to them. The culprits ought, caid Judge Bedford, to be brought to speedy justice. Many of the Wall street brokers are im llic tied. PENNSYLVANIA. Keducllou In Miner' Wages.

Sept. 15. At a meeting of the committee appointed by the Anthracite Board of Trade and Workingmen's Benevolent Association to ascertain the average pries upon which to base the wages for the month of September, the average price was asccr tained to be $2.52 per ton at Port Carbon, making 7 per cent, lower than last month, Thin result was not anticipated, as the general expectation was that there would be a decided improvement in prices for the present month, ALABAMA. The Ocean Wave IHnaiter. Mom.

Sept. 15. Coroner Paine yesterday arrested E. Sprague, United Slates Inspector of Boilers, and Hugh Barney and Bill Murray, owners, on the charge of manslaughter, in accordance with the verdict of the jury of inquest on the Ocean Wave disaster case. The Inspector furnished bail in the mm of $5,000 and the owners la $2,000 each.

IOWA. Resignation and Appointment. Des Moines, Sept. 15. The Governor has accepted the resignation of Dr.

Bolea, the Slate Auditor, and lias appointed lifm Ltsn tenaut Governor, Vice Waldeo resigned. COLORADO. Palltleal Repabllean Majority lit tbo Legltlatare. Denyeb, Sept. 15.

It ie now certain that the Republicans have a working majority in the Colorado Legislature. It is reported that the Democratic candidate for the Congres sional delegate from New Mexico has been elected by about 5,000 majority. Shares, the regnlar Republican candidate, owing his defeat lo Sena, who ran as an independent can didate. KENTUCKY. Valuable Discovery of Bait.

Brandenburg, Sept. 15, Great excite 1 ment exists here over the discovery of a salt well at Glenvaunt, near this place. Its ca pacity is asserted to be fifty barrels per day, nd the water from it can be boiled by means of the gas procured from the same well. Sev eral new wells are being bored, and a large stock company has been organized in Louis ville, with the expectation of carrying on an extensive business. The well is a great cu riosity to visitors in the vicinity.

The salt produced is of a very superior quality. FOREIGN NEWS Destruction of a Town in Mo rocco French and German Frontiers The Cholera in Prussia Specie Shipped to America. The New Castle Dlflleiiltv. Meeting Postponed Immense Fire. light Hundred Workmen Thrown Out of mew London, Sept.

15. Mr. George Potter suggests in the Times to day a compromise of the New Castle difficulty. He recommends the employers to adopt nine hours as a daily term of labor, and that striking workmen sacrifice a half an hour's wages per day to secure a reduction of hours. This, Mr Potter thinks, would come very near to satisfying the demand of both parties.

The meeting announced to take place in Trafalgir Square, London, for the expression of sympathy of the London workmen for their brethren in New Castle has been postponed, because the New Castle representatives on the Committee which called the meeting objected to coalescing with political parties. An immense mill for the manufacturing of cloth, at Rochester, twenty eight miles from London, burned last night. Eight hundred workmen were thrown out of employment. TURKEY. Reforms Ordered by the Saltan.

Constantinople, Sept. 15. The Sultan has ordered the Grand Viceroy to institute reforms to the end that the public might be more secure, and the dispensing of justice be entrusted lo worthy and capable men. MOROCCO. Dcstrnctionor the Town of Lebifka.

Alchers, Sept. 15. The large town of Le hifka has been destroyed and the insurrectionary leaders in the vicinity captured and shot. SPAIN Hie Amnesty Decree, Madrid, Sept. 15.

The Official Gutelte publishes the instructions given by the Government to local authorities throughout Spain for carrying into effect the decree of amnesty far political offenses just granted by King Amadens. French Diplomatic Changes. Paris, Sept. 15. A rumor is current of fresh changes in the diplomatic representation of France, near the governments of Switzerland, the United State, Italy and Germany.

It is said that Pierre Taufrey will be appointed Minister to Berne, in place of Chateaure naud, who goes to Washington Instead of Jules Ferry. The Duke D'Harcourt, it is also said, will be appointed Minister to Florence, in place of Count de Choiseul, who will be transferred to Berlin. France aad tisrsaany. The negotiations now in progress at Ver sailles between the Count de Remusat and Ilerr von Arnim are said to involve a terri torial rearrangement which will rectify the frontiers of France and Germany. Cholera In Prpssia.

Berlin, Sept. 15. There were 93 new cases of cholera at Konigsberg on the 12th and 03 On the 13l.li there were 68 new cases and 45 deaths. The disease has disappeared from Dantzic, and is merely sporadic at Stettin. Specie Shipments'.

London, Sept. 15. All the steamships which left English ports yesterday for New York carried specie. MEXICO Rcsnlt of the Elections. City of Mexico, Sept.

2. At the prelim inary meeting, of Congress yesterday 147 members were present. The whole number In Congress is 227. The meeting resulted favorably for Juarei. The President of the temporary organisation and the Committee on Credentials are Juarists, and ware chosen by a vote of 79 to C8.

Becoming alarmed at this vote, the opposition abandoned the hall, depriving the meeting of quorum until evening. This is strongly indicative of the success of Juarez, though the arrival of other members may make peace. It is stated that Diat is for peace, and will personally move against any revolutionary attempt. Ciiy or Mexico, Sept. 6.

The Juarists are sure of the entire organization of Congress, including the Committee on Credentials. Strong revolutionary threats have been made that permanent Junta will be installed September 16. A pronunciamento has been issued in Ztcalccas and forced loans levied in the smaller (owns of the Slate. Young min, about to engage In business, who wish to obtain a knowledge of account and have lbs oenefil of a systematic record of their transactions, should attend the Head ing Union Business Collage, 80 Penn street. Cheap John is into everything.

He is now manufacturing Looklng.glamse and Pic ture Frames, and astonishes every one wltb bis low prices, next to Mishler's hotel, sept 11 lw reading; pam Saturday morning, LOCAL AFFAIRS. Court will meet this morning at 11 o'clock, for naturalization purposes. Watch Stolen. William Templin. of this city, had a valuable silver watch stolen from him at the fair, on Thursday afternoon, Special Meeting of Common Council.

A epecial meeting ol Common Council will bo called for Monday evening, for the transaction of general business. Hon Jno. Killinoer, of Lebanon, and F. Rothermel, the artist, of Philadelphia, were in the city on Thursday, and visited the County Fair. Mention of the handsome display of terra cotta ware exhibited by E.

S. Fox of this city, was omitted in the notice of the fair in this paper the present week. As an illustration of the benefits of county fairs to exhibitors, an instance is mentioned in which an agricultural implement manufacturer sold forty plows duiingthe recent exhibiton. Friendship Lodge, No. 7, Junior Order American Protestant Association of this city, participated in the parade of the Order at Hockendauqna, on Thursday, turning out about twenty men.

To be Inspected. The Veteran zouaves of Reading, Capt. John Gehring, have received orders to attend a general review and inspection of the Fifth Division State National Guard, at Harrisburg, Qn Saturday, Ootober 7 Mammoth Potato. There is now exhib iting at Mishler's Hotel, Reading, a mammoth potato, weighing two pounds. It was grown by Levi Ilemmig, at Addamstown, Lancaster Republican Nominating Convention.

The Republican County Convention of Berks will meet in the Couit House this afternoon at one o'clock, to nominate a county ticket, and appoint delegates to the next State Convention. Base Ball. The Schuylkill Base Club of this city will play the Tyrolean, of Harrisburg, this afternoon, should the weather admit. The Schuylkill will celebrate their first anniversary by a ball this eoening at Breneiser's Hall. Lebanon County Fair.

The annual Ag ricultural Fair of Lebanon county, will be held at the Avon Park grounds, commencing on Tuesday next. Seven purses for speed, varying from $50 are offered. Accident. James Geiger, a plasterer, re siding at 417 Chestnut street, while working at a new building in Sixth street above Washington, last evening, fell from the floor into the cellar, sustaining bruises about the body and, it was feared, injuring himself internally. He was removed to his home.

Will Close. The military diama of Pride will close this evening at Library Hall, and this will therefore lie the last opportunity of witnessing the performance. Those who have not witnessed the entertainment should embrace this opportunity to do o. The Bcrfo and Schuylkill Journal of to day contains seven columns of new advertiseme l's, which materially curtails the reading matter. A great many important sales are published, which will interest the business community.

The advertising patronage of the Journal was never greater than at present. Police Intelligence. Thero were nine cases of drunkenness and fighting heard be fore the Mayor yesterday morning, principally connected with the recent fair. The defend ants all found means to pay the fines imposed upon them, excepting two or three, who are still below. Eliza Quinn, an old offender, was sent to prison yesterday for thirty days for drunkenness.

Knights of the Mystic Chain. Bi three Castles of the above Order are in existence, two in this city, and the third in Wilkesbarre. A fourth is to be instituted the coming week in Mahanoy City, Schuylkill )unty. It may interest the members of Cie Order to know that one of its officials in this city has just made the discovery that there is a historical mention of its exhitenc thousand years ago. We place the fact on record for reference, if necessary, a thousand years to come.

Railroad Accident at Douglassville. An accident happened at the turnpike crossing at Douglassville, on Thursday afternoon, which came very near proving fatal to Henry Engel, who resides about a mile above Poltstown. A coal train had passed down, when Engel, who was driving a huckster wagon, attempted to cross the trait, agaiust the warning of the watchman The up express train came along, and lruck the wagon, tossing it several yards awa Kegel's ankle was dislocated and his heaiLcut. His escape from death was miraculous. Ilia rashness is accounted for by the fact lliat he was under the effects of liquor at the time.

Arrbht op Gamdluus. 'flit police arrangements at the county fair were deficient, and, as a consequence, practices contrary lo good morals and good order were; carried on with an impunity which a proper degree of vigilance would have checked. Tie presence of an unusual number of blacklegs and ad venturers was noticed in the city, during the fair. The proprietor of a notorious gambling house in this city sot up a three (ard monte establishment in a remote part of tle grounds and, it is reported, did a good business. Gambling by an arrangement of inives and rings, and the drawing of bogus jswelry was also carried on, though the performance re ceived a temporary check on the 4rst day of the exhibition.

'o lniormation or Selective J.Jon, nine men were arrested yesterday on thegharge of being the principals in the last mentioned en' terprise. Their names are WillianJ Gilbert, John Lafferty, Isaac Eckstein, Jolit Brown, J. D. Black, Charles, Fulliu in, B. Ailainson, Nathan Lighter, and Stanley Morrell They are all young men, principally frtm I'hila delphia.

Chief of Police Cullen, Incclive Lyon and Officer Gross made theUriost. Alderman Mengel held each of the deNhdVnts (n $200 bail, lo answer. Religious Intelligence. Yesterday at sunset the Jewish New Year commenced. It is called in the Hebrew Rosh Hashana, mean ing literally "Head of the Year," and is cele bra ted with feasts and rejoicings.

The New Year just commenced is the year 5C32. The East Pennsylvania Synod of the Lu theran Church attached to the General Syn od, (New School) is at present in session in Rev. Dr. flutter's church, in Philadelphia. The Lancaster Classis of the Reformed Church met in Lancaster on Monday.

The principal business was the trial of Rev. A. F. Zulig, of Harrisburg, on charges of immoral conduct, to which he plead guilty. He was deposed from the ministry and suspended from the communion of the church.

Rev. Ellis N. Kremer, of Lancaster, was dismissed from the Lancaster to the Mercerslmrg Classia. The second annual convention of the East Pennsylvania Conference of the Evangelical Association was held the present week in Salem Church, Allentown, commencing on Wednesday morning, and closing Thursday evening. Rev.

T. Bowman presided. The sessions were devoted to discussion in regard to the practical methods of Sunday School work. A Children's Meeting was held ou Wednesday evening. The exercises throughout were interesting and profitable.

Rev. J. G. of this city as present as a delegate, Rev. D.

B. Albright, Superintendent of the Orphans' Home at Womelsdorf, acknowledges the receipt of $284.35 in contributions to that institution. A new cabinet Organ will be dedicated at St. Luke's Lutheran Chapel, North Ninth street, to morrow. Services will be held in the morning in the German, and in the evening in the English language.

Rev. J. Fry and Rev. Dr. B.

M. Schmucker will preach at 3 p. m. The Presbytery of Lehigh will hold its stated meeting in the Second Presbyterian Church in Pottsville on Tuesday, the 20 th instant. Alleged Larceny op a Watch John Carson, a laborer, residing in the vicinity of Lawrenceville, Chester county, came to town on Thursday lo see the fair.

He was dressed in a new suit of black clothes and presented a very respectable appearance. He was also provided with about fifty dollars "to sea him through. In an evil hour he fell in with a couple of young men named Robert Williarr.8 and John Brown, who had been recently employed in the iron works of Messrs Sey fert, Mc Manus though both are strangers here, the former, it is said, hailing from Potts town, and the latter from Citasaqua. They took several dtinks together, and saw the after which Mr. Carson's new found acquaintances invited him hotne to take supper with them, Tit their boarding house near the Cotton Factory.

After tea they started out again together, and walked up Ninth street. Mr. Carson states that they sat down on the edge of a mortar box, in front of a new building, to consult about the evening's" programme, when one of his new acquaintances very unceremoniously pushed him in. His black suit was, of conrsp, invented a', onco with summer colors, and wis completely ruined. This, however, was njt the worst of il, for, on recovering his equilibrium, he discovered that Ms val uable silver lever watch was missing.

His friends had the discourtesy lo forsake him in this predicament, but after relating the circumstance to Alderman Mengel, Chief of Police Cullen and Constable Diehl were sent out to find tbem. They were discovered and apprehended the same evening, at Seventh and Penn Btreets, aa they were about taking passage on a coal train for some point down the road. The watch was found in the possession of Wilson, who explained (hat he had taken it to hold for Carson at the latter' request, he being too drunk to take care of it himself. The ring was found to have been wrenched off of corrtborated the story of Mr. Carson, who charged the two with having stolen it from him.

The Alderman committed the defendants to answer the theft. Mr. Carson, who by th is time found himself to be rid of all his money, waspermilled to stay over night in the Sta tion House, and left for home yesterday morning, with an unpleasant impression of hia visit to the fair. Close op the County Fair. The storm which commenced' on Thursday night and continued the whole of yesterday, as a mat ter of course, operated very disastrously for the county fair, at which a great success was anticipated on the closing day.

The attendance during the day was meagre, and the exhibition was necessarily confined to the indoor department. The trotting programme was foregone, but it was decided by the Committee of Arrangements during the afternoon to have the unfinished race of Tuesday completed to day, if the con dition of the track would permit. The storm continuing last evening, however, it became evident tiiat this would be impossible and next Saturday is now spoken of as the probable date for the conclusion of this race. The fair has been finally closed, and the articles will be removed from tho house to day, It is a matter of much regret that the weather was' not favorable yesterday, as in that event, a very large turnout would undoubtedly have been witnessed. Remarkable Success in the IIeat.ino Art.

Tbo triumphant career of Dr. J. Urlgga Remedies are without a parallel In tho history of patent medicines. Dries' Allovantor is an absolute cure common corns, and prevents the formation of all corns. Brlggs' Curative Is a positive remedy for exlerod corns aud plalu bunions, sore ln stops, blistered heels, callosities on the soles of the feet, Ingrowing nulls, frosted feet, eto.

lirlggs' Curative Is a mild, soothing ointment warranted to relieve the londereat corn or bunion In one bour, and sure to oure If nsed according to directions. Hold by druggists. Vrlggs' Pile Remedy has met with the most remarkable success. The unfortunates who have suffined the most terrible agony for years, from lntornal, bleeding, external and Itching piles, bavs at last found the boon for which they have sought so long In vain, Evory day llteexpresslons or grail tiulaoorae vol un tarlly lotholuvontorof this safe and cei tain tains ly. Hold by druggists.

September i6. The most astonishing cure of chronic diar rhoea we ever heard of is tbat of Wm. Clark Frankfort Mills, Waldo Maine the fact are attested by Ezra Treat, Upton Treat, and M. A. Merrill, either of whom might be ad dressed for particulars.

Mr. Clark was cured by Johnson's Anodyne Liniment. Hon. Joseph Farewell, Mayor of Rockland Isaac M. Bragg, Bangor, and Messrs.

Pope Maohlas, lumber merchants fully endorse the Sheridan Cava'y Condition Powders, and have given the proprietors lib erty to use their niunss in recommending them. sept 13 lw New York Store, nearly opposite the Farmers' Market House, No. 819 Penn street, has a full lino of Calicoes, from 7 to 8 ct. best 10 cts. per yard.

Bleached, and Unbleached Muslins, Bhtrtlng, Flannels, Underclothing. A full line of Blankets, Counterpanes, SliawlM Backs, Ac. Opera Flannels, and a full line of Dres3 Goods aud Notions, which vill be all sold very ohoap for cash at No, 81! Tenu St. soptl0 5l P. A.

ATjTHOUSE. We wish every one a pleasant lime at the Fair, and Invite all to call and see Cheap John's fall stock of Boots and Shoos, next to Mishler's hotel. sc pl 12 lw Cat Fish Lunch and Chicken Salad, at the Franklin House, Nos. 421 aud 423 Franklin street, to night, by sept 10 11 C. KREB3.

A Good assortment of Watches and Jew elry at Cheap John's, next to Mishler's hotel sept 12 lw As usual, Cheap John is ahead. The best stock of Underclothing at the lowest prices In Reading, next lo Mishler's hotel. sept 12 lw Table Knives and Forks. Best and cheapest In Reading at Cheap John's, next lo Mishler's hotel. sept 12 lw The proprietors of Pain Cure Oil are re alizing an Immense sale Tor that popular article, aud we do not wonder at it when everybody praises It so highly.

Sold by druggists, sept 13 lw The new Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa Is a favorite stopping place for Summer Tourists. sept 13 lw KEI.IUIOVS) KOTiCKH. MU SERVICES TO MORROW. SUNDAY at oi. Barnabas Episcopal Church, HoulliOth street, at 10 o'clock a.

and 7)4 m. Seats free. MuREV. W.W.TAYLOR WILL PREACH In the First Presbyterian Church to morrow, morning and evening. FIRST REFORMED CHURCH.

Ser vices to morrow at 10 a. in the German; at 7 p. In the English language. 'J'he Sabbath evening services will hereafter oom. mence ai ciocu.

niK. REBER On the Hth Benjamin Frank iiii, sou oi am en 1. aim naran w. ueuer agel 8 years, 5 mouths and 16 days. The relatives and friends of the family, are, respectfully invited to attend his funeral, on Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from the residence of his parents.

No. 23S North Sixth without further notice. Services at the house. Interment at Charles Evans Cemetery. 2t WOOTT1C Oa the 5th at his daugh ter's reBidance, lVulsboro, N.

John Woot teu, iu tho Tilth year of his age. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS WANTED A mtdcllc aged Housekeeper MuNlcomu well recommended. Apply at TU1H OFFICE. snpt IK I'OK NAI.F. A lot of Quinces re lor tale, to diivand next wtek litlli U' H't i l'KNN STREET.

'liniKTY SHARKS of Farmer' National A Bank hicck lor Miio. Inoniro of T. C. Zuuiuei mail, al THIS OFFIl'H. eept IV 2lw STOAR MAOXN WAKTKIt Emplov meul fornix good Hloue Masons can ho had by applying lo lit 13U I TjtV, sept 18 at rboenixvilln, Chester Pa.

Tlie ninny trionds of Dane K7iUK, win ue grnM neu iu icjiru wi.b S. Bowman Intends giving a serlesof Sociables this WinteMliellrxtor which will lake plane on Tuesday, October loth, at the Keystone Opera Htmso. so lB It HOFF MILLilOLLAKD No. ir North Fifth Street Pay Per Cent Interest on Deposits REMAINING FOR ONE YEAH. 5 per it per annum for months.

a ii ii ii "4 dully hal. Foreign ExohanRO for sale, Loans noun ii.iIp.i Dealers In UoHt anil all reiuuie Slocks aud Bonds on the market. nl.n uall PacUdim t.ll'lfAt.H (.11 lllltl frOUl all the principal placeiTlii Europe UNITED STATES Mill, MM. Tickets can be bought at moderate rates, by persons wishing to solid lor tliolr li lends. sept itwyu.

KTTKK MST.Tlio following Ikt of let JLi ters remain iu lie Heading Post Oillee.for the week ending ililli, 1X71. PerNons applying for these letters will please mention tbat they are advertised In the I'm kh a no Dispatch. Toobta'n any or tlteso leiteM, me applicant mini call for "Advertised Letters," giving me dale of the list. ir not called ror wnnm oneinoiitiiiuey win bo sent to tho Dead Letter OIHue. LAOIKS' I.IfcT.

Bailey, Alice 'McKJnnTy, F.llxa Body, Isabella 11 iMcOratb, Mary BiDKham.SM Mary Donnle, iPrealih, Fox. lleiu'iitla KmmaP Goary, Sarah ISIioemaker, Caroline MI1KDS, liena r. Hubble, Mrs. ISmith, jiilian Hetrlcb, A Cuinru iShoup, Mary Hlnnersliolz, Kaly A II HUM iMmlih, Lydla Hlnkey, Mary iSmlth, Kosanna JC.ii HU iu neiuieurr, rwpuin Lorah.Anua IHchail, Valeria KlMlnli. Ileulne Irroiil.Kuo Moyer.Elvlua I Whitman, Ella (IKNTI.RMKN LIST.

Bortz, Augustus Rillman, Amos Boyer, HleHsIng, Hrltton.Joslah Brown, Neal Buehrlch. PrUtaf Bradley, Heter Barrett, Burse. Reuben Bull, If Cbristman. David Carter, Wll'laiu Dun Kngle, I Fry, Jeremiah Faust, James Gay, Fred 2 GoitabHll, Henry Urane, James Gehret. IxrRel Grill, AH Grant, Wm Henlcel, Jacob 1 Heartt 4 Cn Harris, Edwin Hill.

Harrv Hearpst, KreiiH. itarrv KuBD.cr, Kuv Rudolph i.ouner, i Lauder, John II Lesher. Joel It Leltheiser. MeCormiek, I) Miller. James Nelcler.

Simon CJ ii I liter II iteynoiuH, unm KlioadH, II. Ralhge.Ocn I Itioliards, John Kanilall, Samuel Kuhle Brim, I torn Iti, Thomas Sehwel.er, elms Strlckler, A Urn Hbaw, Geo Co Stein, Helbert. Smito, Warren Myphard, Wm Tucker, Samuel Williams, Weldner, David Weand, lienrv WeldH, I'elor Young, A I Ire, I Ivlwanl M. Flit I P. M.

LHni boln, rHaa. A Humphrey waner lioCII, Jllllll A Uil A pt 111 lid I OB UEHT. A two story Frame House.l with four rooms, kitchen and garret. Rent) per month. Possession given immediately.

I Apply to TERRY sept lG ltd Keystone Shaving Saloon. A COUNTRY BOT, about 14 years of age, of good habits, and strong body, is anxious to hire out to some one for board, clothing, and the privilege of going to school. Wouid work between school hours at anything. Address: TIME3 AND DISPATCH OFFICE, septui lt SHERIFF'S SALES OF REAL ESTATE. BY virtue of swudry writs of Venditioni Exponas, Levari h'acia and Fieri Facias, Issued out of the Court of Common Pleas anu Orpnans' Court of Berks county, to me directed, will be sold at Public Vendue or outcry, on Saturday, October 7lh.

11,71, at one o'clock'P. at the Shei ias office, in the Court House in the city of Reading, county above named All that certain messuage, tenement, and tract of land situate in Upper Born township Berks county, bounded and desoribed as fol. fta lows, to wit by land of Daniel H. Seyfert Lion the North, East by lands of Daniel Deg ler, and Soutu and West by lauds of Wil Ham Rohu, containing nine acres more or less. The improvement consist of a two tory log dwelling house, barn, aud other out bulld lngs.

As tue eslale of John Groh, and Lydla Groh, his wife. Also, at the same time and place All that certain tract or piece ol land situate iu the township of Rnscombmanor, and county of Berks, adjoining lands of George Uanser, Stephen Keider, William Hill, and others, containing about twelve acres of the same, more or less. The improvements consist of a ouc story stone house, log barn, and other out buildings. As the estatu of Jacob Wentsstl, Also, at the same time and place All t.imt. certain two story stone Dwelling House.

eighteen feet wide by twenty six feet deep, a two story i. ame stable, twelve by sixteen feet, situate upon a tract or nteen or ground, in the township of Alsace, county of Berks, hounded by lands of Frederick Edlng er, Daniel Dantrich, and others, containing two acres, more or less. As the estate of Israel Hater. Also, at the same time and place All that certain messuage, tenement, and tract or piece oi lanu, situate in Lower Heidelberg I township, Berks county, djoining lands of Samuel Weik. Jacob Jteith.

nfid nthem containing about four acres, mole or less. The improvements consist oi a two story stone tavernsland. stable. and other ont.hnliiimii Ah the estate of Moses Boyer. Also, at tue same time ana place No.

I. All that certain messuage, tenement, and one unit a baltlou of grouud, situate in the town of Btouensunrg, luar'on townsuip, Berks uuty, bounded as fol'ows, to wit on the North the Berks and DauDhin tnrn. pike, on the East by property oi Elizabeth Clrlch, on the bouth oy a sixteen l'eet wide alley, and on the West by property of Jacob Bpolts, containing in seveuty flve leet, and in depth two Hundred and forty lour feet. (2'i.) 40. 2.

aii mat eeriain tract or piece or land, situate in Marion township, Berks county, adjoining the public roads and lands of iill Klopp, John Goldman, Benjamin Eckert, and others, containing three acres aud eighty six perches, more or loss. As the estate ol. Samuel Lindemuth. Also, at the same time and place All that certain messuaire. tenement, tavern slum! out buildings, sueds, and half lot of grouud, (known as Centre Hotel,) situate on the South side of Rich street, in the borough of Womelsdorf.

county of Berks, bounded aud described as loi lows, to wit un tue west by lot ol Samuel Filbert, on the South by an alley, on tht East by lot of Daniel Sohl, and on tue North bv said High street, being in front. East and est, 06 It. aud 10 Inches, and in dentb. North and South, 2JS 1 mure or less. As the estate of Harrison be.

Also, at the same time and nlace: All that. certain double two story brick Dwelling House, aud lot or piece of ground, situate ou tue at oiue ui Mmu street, uetween State and Pine streets, is the borough of Hamburg, county of Brks. bounoVfl as follows, to it On the Noi th bv DroDnrtv nt Abraham Seltzer, on the South by property of Nehemiah Bean, on the East by a sixteen feet alloy, and on the West by said Main street, containing in front on said Main street, sixty ieet, auu in ueptu, uue iiuuureu anu eigniy feet, more or less. As the estate of Charleu Faust. Also, at the same time and plaoe: No.

1. All that certain two story frame Dwelling House. aud lot of ground, No. Hi, situate on the East sire ot iMorui jbieveuin street, between Buttonwood and Green streets, in the city of fading, bounded ou the North bv property of F. i Heller, South by other property of Henry Kuhns, described as No.

2. East bv a teu feel wide al ley. and West bv Eleventh street, coutaiuing in Hunt, fifteen feet, and in depth, one hundred feet, more or less. jno. a jvu mat cer aiu two story irame Dwelling House and lot of ground.

fNo. 45.1) situate on the East sido of North Eleventh street, I etweeu Jiultonwosd and Green streets, iu the city of Reading, bounded on tho North by uroDertv herein before described aa No. 1, South by property of F. P. Heller, isasi uy a teu leet wiue alley, ana West by Eleventh street, containing in Iront fifteen feet, and in depth, one hundred feet, more or less, as i tie CHiaio oi iienry Kiuins.

Also, at llio same time aud ulace.all those certain two building Iota or pieces of ground, Hi Unite ou the west side of the continuation ol North Eighth street, iu Ihe city of Reading andeonuiy of Berks, being lots No. 3D and 4u ou Hie plau of build ug lots as laid out by Gustavus A. Nleolls, bounded as follows, to wit: northward by lot number forty one, westward by Nleolls street, which islorty feet wide. southward by Richard street, which is fifty leet wiue, auu eestwaru oy saia uiguin street, continuing in Iront on said Eighth street In feet, and iu or depth, from said Klirhth street west ward, one bundled and twentvieet. as tue efiate oi 1 nomas anu joaepmue ell, his wile.

Also, at tho same time and place, all the right, title and Interest of Henry W. Froboese In an mat certain turee story brick dwelling hntiseand lot of ground, situate on the north pXjeasteornerol Thlru and Walnut streets, "13 in the city of Reading and county of Berks. bounded on the North uy property of Racliael H. liubley, on the east by a ten feet wide alley, on the south bvaalu Walnut street ana on tue west iy ssia T.iira street, containing forty feet, iu width anil one hundred leet in deplu, with the appurtenances. As the es tate oi iieury w.uronos e.

Also, at the same time and place, all that certain two story tirlck Dwelling House and lot or piece oi ground, no. ziz, situate on me 45a wet sine 01 neeu street, oetween wa'nui End and Elm streets. In the city of Reading, bounded on the north by property ol Lorenz Martin, cast by Keed street, south by properly of ChrlNkipher Yerke, and west by a ten foot alley, containing in front 17 feet, and in iiontn iuu leet, more or less, as me estate of Joiin M. Dinkel. Sei.sd and taken into execution and to be sold by wm.

h. Ai.uiuum, niieriu, N. B. All parties Interested In the distribu tion of tbe Di'oceeds of the above Bales are hereby notllleil Mint, the distribution will lie made by tiie Court on Saturday, the 21st day oi October, iwi, wnou ami wnero you may attend, sept Kits i.tiiNmrA.vr ft otic us. laTOTICK.

Public notice Is hereby given i 1 thut a nieotiuL' of the subscribers to the uapital Stock of tho Lancaster A Heading INarrow uauge itinroaii voiupauy, win ue held In the Hall of Bar A Hheutt's Banking House, in the City ol Lanciwler, on Monday, Sept. 2th, 1x71, ut 10 o'clock A. organize liiu Bam company. By order of the CommltiBloners, II. W.

SHENK, sepl ll Stw did cnalrman of Coin's, ruw nritHl tiin, Maouinisis. crann and JL Iron Founders. Ac. All kinds ol Patterns for Engine, Mill, aud other work made at the lowt kt ruiuuueratlve prices, and satisfaction guaran eeu. Auurexs, riuntiMV, Schuylkill Canal Shop, Front Reading fa.

jan tni i i.v WAII.K BKNTft FOB lS71. Nbtlce Is hereby given to owners of properties Iu the city 01 Heading, hat the Walor Rents from April 1, 1H71, to October 1, lWl.arenow uuu nun payanie i 1. uy treasurer, a neiiiillv ol five ner wl 1 be added to all rents remain lin ininaid ulU the 16th Jul y.aud alter the iilht day ol July a penalty of ten per cent, will be charged. After the 1st day of October, Ileus will bu entered against all dolln queins, JOHN Aivjiiun, JulyKlmo Receiver, VTTENTION. TAX FAYE I The Treasureroi the Reading School District la now ready to recwlve tiie scnool taxes lor IS71.

Afler the llrst day of A'IRiist. 5 per cent will In uddeu ,.0 nil la.es remaining unpaid and alter tho llrM day of October, per cent, aildilioiuil will be churned. TheTreasurer may be found dm lug liio duy aud evening, at all business hours, at Ills ofllcp, cor. of Fifth and runltlln siieots, uny nan. WM.

ERMENTROUT, Juno I lmo Treasurer, fCW DKMNUl'ENT WATF.B TAKEKN M. Notice Is hereby given lo all person" In ai rears for water rent lo I lie Water Department of the City of Reading, that ou and alter the 1st day of October next, the following pro. vislous of. Section 1 of the Ordinance euinlt An ordinance organizing the Department ol Wafer," win no strictly eiuorceu, vis ifauvwaier rent, with additional charges, (penalty,) Khali remain unpaid niuety days alter the same ispnyame 1,1111 secretary 01 tne CommlNNlonei Moi Water shall furnish a Hat of ail delinquents to the City Solicitor, who Nliall proceed lo colled the same, lis provided i.v 1I111 nhuilKr nftha f'ltv of Heading. The Secretary shall nNonotirylheSnperlntenrtenl 01 tne water worn 01 me Dwnenoi 1.111 11 ur ImquenU, who shall cause Hie ferrules ol all sueu delinquent water tenant to be detached from tiie pipeot conduit and after snob fer lulesKliab bavo been detached, the Water shall iioniii imHiiiinlied or furnished lo the said prmuUcH, except itmu pa) ment of all arrears of water rent, and Ihe sum ol two dollars for ejriensi Incurred; and a pruned notice con liiliilng IbiH suction KhMI to lell lip' the pic Km Ihe Ii pHi'lmi iil of With r.

Jul; il 4 wi li: F. 11 AU, "tertiary. THREE CENTS. BRENEISER HATjTj A fkiiAJ, TWO NIGHTS ONLT. Wediifstiay aid Thursday, September 20th aud 1st, 1871.

MARSTON STONE'G DRAMATIC ALLIANCE, the Popular CaHrornla Artiste, STONE, Assisted by Eminent Dramatic Talent, the Excelsior Cornet Band and Orehestra, and the distinguished Dutch Comlo MR. THOMAS W. BOLAS. H.i iKiiutun nee small OlllSOIlUe 9.Z Seat can be secured in advanoa BttitO'S Music store. septH 6t WANTS.

WANTED Bench Moulders, competent to do good work. To such steady em. sumouieeu at remunerative wages. For further Information. Address.

Wltt. SUA, UV, sept 12 lw Pittsburgh. Pa. IlTASTED. a few boardersean beaooom luuuMuiu uy auniym HL mayl6 0m NO.

5114 FIFTH ST. A BENTS WANTED to sell the Revolving Shelf and Clothes Dryer. From 1 Der day Inquire at So, 310 and Site Penn street, Auir. 19.ii SApDHSR WANTED IN BIRUNBOKO'. abov 18 ottered for sale, 80 faet sqnare.

built on ground loase, on a tine location In KtrnflhiYm if nrtll ant. i i .1 014111 muy mu OX IDO ctmntcal business, but a saddler la much haorl ri in IUi 4 vl village, iiupiy 10 11 111 v. rv m. rv 11 1 FOR SALE OR RENT. naT No.89 North Fifth street.

Eunuireol aug 17 tfd WM. RHOADS. Sr. ETOB BENT A front Room on seoonit JL' story, No. 48 Norm FI fib i.rpr at 5a North 5th street.

Mn.K "ft" aug i.tt FOB BE ST. A three story Brlok House. Mo. Sltf Liurel street. Anr.lv septll lw a.S South 6th at.

HOUSE I'OK BEftT Snitable for dwelling House, or OH'1, ,13 l.h rBUUlr.ru hrlnb No. 41 Norm tjtu Annlv at. II Nr.rll. L. I July 19 tf Mishler dt Buch's Liquor Store.

027 PENN STREET, ROOM roB BEST.inSchnldt's lilluilding, iu fenu above Eighth street. Rent, 10 nerquarter, payable quarterly. Apply at 20 North Eighth street. WO IIOUNES FOR KENT. One In Mul JL berry street near Greenwich street.

Ona Sixth stieet. Apply to James t. Phillips, Sr. No. Fifth street.

mayi'M. FOB SALE. wo 5IXLIARD TABLES in gool order will be so' chaRD far cash Apply to O. t. ERMOLDf 134 south Fourth street, or P.

M. ERMENTROUT. June 8 tf 415 Walnut street. Read I no F9.R. J'Tj The second story room in tbe Old Mtate House Building, corner 5th and Penn, recently used as a Billiard Saloon.

Iu. nj uoocaoiuu aiveu. Apply 10 M. ERMENTROUT, marl tf 41.1 amut weaoing, fa. IOBBEHT Two rooms, snltableforoffloes In house No.

517 Penn street, secohd floor. JAIAU1 HAUtlKSlICa, lnly7 517 Pennstreet. uuu atieeu Wl 111 gas, heaters, and all the modern improve. IY1BHI. i' ii, him otuer eleven rooms low 210 by 20 leet; houses in first class condition.

Terms easy. Apply at Jaui tf No.ia7SOUl'HTUfKlJST by 4i) completely furnished, may be rented for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday sveninga. Rent per quarter, including gas, 1 .,.1. AlsutwUIOOmS In lllu twin 1 1.1 r.n.uc ul.l.UIllg BIllLUUie Or OHlCeS. Possession given i mmedlately.

Apply to ug aitf A. K.jjfAUFFER. I Court St LYON AUCTIOSEERS, BROKERS AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS, No. 50 NonlliMzlh Street. ArilllMSIRATORN HALE OF FEB HONAL FKOFEKTV.

Will be sold at public sale, al the Auction Room, of Lyon A No. 5U South (lib street, on Saturday, Sept. liit'j, 1171, at 1 o'clock, p. 1 Bureau. 1 luiouei, 1 Beustead, 1 Desk, Wardrobe, (JliaH i Lnoklng giarses, lot of Bedding, 1 Blanket, Banjo, 1 Violin, Fly Net, Bridle and Whip.

1 Carpet Bag, 1 Gnn, i Bibles, 1 OH Lamp, and a lot of Books. Late tbepioperty ol Aaron Klobs, dee'd. Conditions mat's known at time and place by ISAAC W. ALTHOUSE, sepin AUm ror Aaron Eag'e copy 2t LYON CO Auctloneera and Real Estate Brokers, No. 50 Sixth Street.

IVBLICNAI.E Valuable City Property Will be sold at the American Bmna. on Hrlurday.t'e.ilembor o'clock P. a Lot of Ground, situate on South Sixth street, West able, below Laurel, havlDg a wi ioet ana ii leetaeep. Condllious of Kale will he made known at Ihetlmeand place above slated. can be had prior to sale by calling ou the Auctioneers.

sept Ud JAMES D. HAIN. B. IBANK DF.TTBA, REAL ESTATE BROKER, Auctioneer ami Conveyancer, OKr fCf, S3 WASUIieOTON ST. T)1'BM4I HALF.

OF I'OIINTBT BE8I 1 WiU be sold at Pubi Sale at ulias. Miller's Hotel, DouglaKHVille, on Saturday, September Hii.li, at 1 o'clock, a valuable lAmntry rteaiuence, ic roniaence 01 Henry McKenty. dee d. 1 1 Doutclassvllle. Berks co.mly, near Depot.

Tiie residence fronts on tne i niiaiieipnia snu Heading rise ana Philadelphia aud Reading Railroad. The niaiislo i contains HI rooms, well arranged, and 4 acres mot or less of ground with ornamental and fruit lre Also at the same time and place, 33 acres of Fs Land, lying near Douglassville. For particulars ch'1 ou Mauger, Douglassville. Coudlllonsaldaynfsale. ELLEN McKENTY.

sept 9 Ct. Eagle copy. MARBLE WORKS. N. E.

CORNER Fl FTII AND ELM 1AM determined lo sell my large lot of Head and Tombs al a very low price, on account ol the ex pi ral Ion of my leaut at present location. Persons wishing to purchase this fall, would do well by giving me a call before leaving their orders elsewhere, sept 14 tf it, M. LINTON. MRS, HA It A 11 ARNOLD, NO. S3i! North NINTH 8TLEET.

CARPET Hewing and Tacking at short notice. Entire satisfaction sept 15'linil ITIOIt BENT. A two story Brink House with two story kitchen with rante, Ao No. 7 South Eleventh Street. Apply at MRS.

KILLIAN'8 Trimming store. 8H Penn Street. OST Apalr of Sliver SPECTACLES, for JLi which a sullublo reward will be paid If returned to THIS OFFICE, aug W.f ONI'. On Monday evening, a Breat pln i containing pink shine (largn) wltb gold liar an Inch long, mi lop of which are small, uold ball. A suitable reward will be paid, by leaving Hat IS North Ninth Slreet.

sept I3 I' SttPEliIOK 1 .1 H. Arnold's Writing Fluid; Msyr.nrd A Noyes Superior Inks, and Cowln Superior Writing Ink. Also Knapp's and David's Ca ralne Ink Knapp's and Hoovei's Violet Ink, For wile at the JOURNAL OFFICE, july 15 No. I North Sixth a IIEEI. HtBKIIWH Cnnl, Hlnne, aud slde.lioiii il W'li I It rr wm.

t. K'lUSI il MIIIJ4, ,1 't In Ird tueit.