Reading Times from Reading, Pennsylvania • Page 2

Heating Jlailii Cimts. S. WHITMAN Sc C. IV HAAS FMablifther and roprilor. Readixo, Wednesday, Oct.

12,1864. hart been requested to gie notice, that there, will be IH'in 5errtae in TrinUr bntheran Church, next (Sunday) tha 16th inn nnrniog and evening by the Rt. Wit. M. Bacm The public la invited to attend' Uy Oaxette, Journal and PrvM copy coco.

tSTThe returns from the different Wards were not furnished as promised, consequent ly we are unable to furnish them in full. Wm, 31. Hiester's majority in the city is Killed. James a young colored man in attempting to jump on a coal train near the big dam, on Saturday fell bet ween two cars und hud both legs cut off near the body. He died almost immediately.

New kollikg Mill. A new Rolling Mill is shortly to be erected near the Depot at Hamburg. The ground i. i selected and the work on the building will be commenced at an early day Accident. Yesterday morning, a lad employed to carry the Daily Times, while playing around a card press, got two of his fingers in the cog wheels, and had them badly, mashed.

Arkived. Lieut. George B. Silvia, of Dwell' Battery, arrived home on Monday. The Lieut, looks well, and reports the command he, has just left in the same condition; trti i ij Theft.

On Monday police officer Fred erich, arrested a young man named Reiff, on a charge of larceny of a number of table clolhs, eta, at the house of Mr. Levi Ber tolette, and a gold watch and other articles. He was taken before the Mayor, who committed him for trial. Out on bail. Berks County.

The following returns have been received from the county: Majorities for Ancona, Bern 227, Alsace 151, Cumru Kutz luwu jjwugswamp izu, juaxatawoy 208, Muhlenberg 177, Windsor 107, Richmond 75, Washington 115, Colebrookdale 116 Douglass 121, Lower Heidelberg 303, Wom elsdorf35, Spring 185, Heidelberg 99, 3Iai dencreek 128, Windsor 175, Hamburg 62, Heidelberg 98, Muhlenberg 189, Kvtztown 58. Lebanon county gives 800 Rep. maj. A despasch from Indianopolis states that Indiana has gone Union by a large maj Chester District, Broomall 039 mai. a Union gain of 5.

0th District, Lancaster Dem. 150. Dem gain of 100. Doylestown Dem. maj.

65, a gain of C3. Lehigh gives heavy Dem. gains. Montgomery gives 2000 Dem. maj.

The Hamburg Robbery. Our readers will remember that some time since, Win. Schomo, a merchant of Hamburg, was rob bad of dry goods to the value of some $1,500. Recently he found out that a col ored man had sent from Reading to Philadelphia, a chest sontaining dry goods, and upon investigation, he indent ified some of them as his own. The negro who sent the chest, and the Irishman who received it in Philadelphia, are now in Moyamensing prison awaiting their trial.

The Election. The Election of yes terday (at least up to the ime of writing) passed off very quietly. This is as it should be. There is often too much excitement connected with our No man's vote weighs any more, if he casts it unpleasantly if he growls, scolds or fights. A mad man, may feel like the Hoosier in Indiana, that 7e weighs a ton but his vote weighs no more.

We believe in candid, fair and friendly debate on all subieeta it inquiry and brings truth to light "ui wo always did oppose angry dispute, much more a careless way some people have of handling pistols and other deadly weapons. Keep cool. If your party lms triumphed, keep cool; if you are beaten, keep cool at least, such is our advice. How the Money Order System will Work. Tim person sending gives his name at the post office, and also the name the party to whom it is to be sent.

A receipt for the money and the order is then given him, and letter is immediately forwarded from the post office Avherc the order is prepared to the office of the place in which the person resides who is to recti the money. On the latter presenting the fvrder previously sent to. him by the person Who procured it, ho is asked the mime of the person 6euding (which is not on the or dr), aud if the answer is satisfactory the money is paid. The fee for any sum under $10 is frix cents over that nmount twelve Government Work and Wages. The matter of wages paid to womm working cn uniforms, is attracting considerable atfc'h ion.

The Bulletin gives the prices as id by the Government and those paid by Contractors. It is true that Contractors must have a margin of profit but it does not look well to ees them tak tha lion's share Here is the list Conhnetors. Cavalry pants, CO cents. Infantry pants, 40 21 fl.i The Bulletin adds, articles have been selected at random, tnd not sh offer. Hg toy uuusual, contrast Shall web a 'V if permitiM DISTRICTS.

First W'm ni, Second Third Fourth Fifth Wurrt, Wnrd Si vcntli Ninth AUiuny Al. nce Amity, lkin, Bern Upcr liernvi.lj, B. tbel, Brecknock, Caernarvon CVutro, Cumru Di. irict lnUla Karl, K.tctcr, (irei nuk'li, licidelliorjr lleiilelbtr? lie U.uv,; Lower Hi ro.nni uucr Cii, 11 1.1111)1, Wll 11 y.u Wu tivr. i.

Mi, rum MiiXiitiivii Muhlenberg O.t Onlelitiiiit: rci.ii I'err P.kf... KLhaixiid, BI), i'J'VI p. Tiiif kuu t'pper Viiidr TOTALS MAJ0K1T1ES Refiis of thetElectiOn HELD Iff THE CITY OF OCTOBER II, 1S64. Congrats. S.

E. Ancona, Wm. M. Hiester, Senate. Hiester Clymer, William Briner, Assembly.

John Missimer, Frederick Harner, Henry B. Ruoads, Enoch E. Griesemer. Lewis Custer, George W. Yeager, Commissioner.

Adam Stein, Jonathan Bieber, Director of the Poor. Ezra Z. Griesemer, George Gernant, Coroner. Henry Palm, John Y. Seiders, Auditor.

Michael Kraemer, Henry Burkhalter, 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th 5th' 6th 7th 8th 0th 156 800 COO 000 219 000 000 000 000 219 840 000 I 000 270 000 000 000; 000 156 842 000 000 223 000 000 000 000 219 805 000 000 267 000 00 000 000 i Si!" 157 344 000 000 222; 000 000 000 000 157 344 000 000 224 000 000 000 000 157 344 000 000 224 000 000 000 000 218 301 000 000 205 000 000 000 217 803 000 000 266 CC0 0C0 COO 000 .216 802 000, 000 66, 000 000 .,000 157 343 000 000 223 000 000 000 000 $18 803 OCO; 000 267 000 000 000 000 158 344 000 000 223 000 000 000 000 217 302 000 000 267 000 000 000 000 155 543 030 000 213 000 000 000 000 220 303 000 I C00 COO 000 000 000 157 313 000 000 223 '000 000 000 000 218 803 000 000 260 000 000 000 000 In our last issue we stated that the Internal Revenue department had decided that the stamp duty must cover the whole sum received for the photographer including its appurtenances: The following' correspondence makes the whole' matter as plain as a pike staff: Baltimore, July SS, 1864. Hon.

Mr. Lewis, Com. Int. Rev. Sir: If the price of a photograph is five dollars, and the subsequent coloring or retouching five dollars additional, are stamps to be used for the photograph alone, or lor the whole amount ten dollars? If.

we col or or retouch a photograph taken elsewhere is it Jneccssary to use stamps for the amount ofworkdone. Yours Truly, Bendann Bros. Treasury Department, Office of Int. Rev. Washington July 20, 1804 Gentlemen: In reply to your letter of the 28th inst.

I have to say, that the pho tograph, or other picture embraced by the law, must be stamped according to the full value of the picture, the frame, the coloring and any other trimmings that may be added. The stamp or stamps U3ed must correspond to the price charged for the whole, and not for the picture alone. Where you color or retouch pictures, you must stamp such retouched pictures in accordance with the price you charge for labor and materials, that is to say, the charge to your customer must constitute the basis of stamp duty. Enclosed is a copy of schedule showing the rates of taxation. E.

A. Rollins, Deputy Commissioner. Messrs Beudann Baltimore Md. Americau Photograph Journal. OfQciul Vote fir (iovernor in Berks Coanty in 1SG3.

Crf.t nor. I 1 1HS 3 3 C5 '3 a 333 400 4VI 47ft ci9 S43 425 2168 5S 217 179 15B fc" 21 Si) 5i) ICS 44 Mi 101 tar 213 1S2 1H 21 I7S 41'! 22S 20 12 :j.ti? 5s ir.s 6i( 1 S3 4 i is 7S rs i 37 1 II fi 1'U 2i: i I 227 111! ill! 205 71 2SU 121 ll'J 121 4 202 26 21 4 Hi 5'J 121 29.) IT.U CI 2('7 131 K.T'J 7fi 67 I sO .22:5 ai 22i) Hi fl.O'li) I 4 II I Dr. J. P. is still iayourOily.

pcrforjuing grcrtt nud miraculous Uincnmn's cor. of 10th iml Vann sts. lie makes HH iljdnC lor cvciy "difer.se lioih for and child, outward ajuJ inwaid. Cull and try tim.i. vt Hours fiomllto2, and from 8 1 10.

WARDS. FRIENDSHIP FIRE CO. NO. 5. A special meeiins: of the Friendship will be held this Evening, at o'clock.

Punctual attendance is requested. J. H. Maltzberger, Sec'y. Great Bargains in Boots and Shoes.

Selling oS at wholesale and retail, to change business at Geioer's, Mishler's Building, between 4th end 5th streets, in Pcnn, Readiug. i tf tW Tlie attention of the public, is invited to the well selected stock of Jewelry, at 713 Pcnn st, keep constantly cn hand a largo and well selected assortment of Jewlry, that will suit the taste of most every one, 743 Penn J. J. Urich. SUBSTITUTE WANTED Immediately.

Apply at the Reading Hardware Works, to Wm. Harbster. The highest price paid. SUBSTITUTEW ANTED For whom a liberai price will be paiti. Apply at Mishler's Hotel, to day.

Armt Ague Drops. We would call the attention of our readers to the advertisement of this valuable medicine. As this is the season when people are most exposed to attacks from malarious diseases, we know that we are doing a kindness to the public by calling attention to the Army Ague Drops. It is a medicine that has stood the test in the Army, and must therefore be all that i3 claimed for it. 3w LOxT T0TJNG OX.

weiibt fn ui 8 to 9 hunrfrtwistirht of red co.or a luiUble rd will bti pM to an? person returkiuj ibe lime in iJKRNRDOOBKP, MaOltllsu Uru TOR SALE. 4 NICK lot offal etU hD cn th Ckte of 1 E.I.N A KD MeCmlUn KEWASD ON th street at noiit eleven ci'ick Eleclion diy. apur if Hunt f.m UOLU VKu'l AOi.fc Tbe kbovn rrwrd wiil pi 1 the flujer bv 1kv. icg thwu luu omen. ociutr Machinists Wanted.

fnoii Mftcaibixlii cn htv oinplnrtreot good tb holllDK Mill of C.Uni BKR(i CU, fi.ot of IbeetLUt ftrvst Non bat good baud need apply. oet 121 VTKM at 711 Penn 8trtt, nbore 7th, bs jus: opcoed 6ue of fCH, for Ln ai wtr wbich be in Drbted to aol at verv te mnnblH piice. Oi Fain iD Hod made to louk tzual to dw cull teipcctluilj icU Doti't forget the place, 7U uu eireet, aaovu 7tb. north "'do oot 12 3 tuo FOR SALE. AN excellent two m.d thr qaarter itory BRICK MOU 'fc, with i g4 ao i couv.

i ient ek build. Inge, in tcno rei enuuiulDji the uuti modern iin piov. ineu ej Hiiuttrd in 'outh ttrte', ui dour beiow st r'j hoin b(. ilc Church the luteouUiui2ifi Mt front mid 13' feet ep. exteDoln tn Wood llej.

ad abounds io vhoiee fruit An per foo i bum to view the rinimriv sin okuurr.iii. attruded to by tu uudareigokd ocuatl IMKL A LI. RICH Clothes Scourer IFVf MWOK renp.et.ni; loffrin the pnbUc jthn'bt; li now preiarel rtmnve1 ClO heg io the ve.y tiet etyle potl can mnnv)erfd Irnm th milMt (lHH(tM Phil k. WI'Lb np S.tln .1 h.w.t 1.. iry at hi oiuie of bamdi sj, Wnnbluii i ou r.

No. 117 a. i tvuvuiiu vii'iu'i ci a. iuv louowiog pieces will meei pri inpt vteoiiun. TKiiK''.

M.nMfin "ouse U. NM.S'.N, fouih Waihin6loo nt Jct 12 3 too ab'ive frtli etri t. WANTED. OECOST)UNT)KD 8TKM FIPBS. for heating puru fe AtUt2 fi .6 or 7 Inehon tn im.

Her Ji quite at the tuitCK fCTiT, orth i.U betneep A Hotfkley Lane ret 11 1 LOST." ON Fildav afterno'io lst ingoing from Peon and 7'h treUo chooi a SU.VKH WATt. ll. Patent l.ever llun.lnir Vhu wilt bo miUbiy rewarded lualug It. at Taig OrriCR. PUBLIC! SALE OP STOCKS.

ILL UK SOU ON rCROAY.OitobsrlS. 1801 If at 2 clock In tie eruuon, at the Scbtnucter Uonax Eharea Reading Gee Stock, 18 Kaemera' bank Stck. Oondiion of idle will be mude Kooirn at Ihe time and place, by t'ftlQ la TM. Y. I.TOV, Aaettonaer SALE OF ESTATE.

11 ILL BR SOLD PUDWn 81 by YCu Y. ft LVilM Mt lK Vriir.nri DAnaa In VU i. Reading, on he 15th day i.f Oct.br, A 164 at 1 em" tlieafieriiOiiR, a tei tile to atry Ht)K, with Ul of Orounl. no 11 "ct d. wtl otimr holldfiie "OPteinlrg la frou ft the 'I" St 1..

III. Iiui diotf iiiUohed, kl ante i.o lb Wet ri I of r'nu'd Third trft htirn lliKtniit nA 1 0, and Ouwoccuple4 by William Kelly, aa the property of Gnorira Ya0r Alt narafina rf.il.n,,. tbe p'opurfy can be aacorouiodated by calilog oa the Cooditinu nt' aala will ha maJa Innm at its tlm. aod plaee abnva mcnttouod, by I HKUHttl W. TKaOKR.

Wi trot, Anc'tmieer (Oet U' ta Ilor '6 Shoeing. DK uoilerKlgned rn'd i.fn.m i (very man and nwoerl of tfiperajlt. 1 it. lie tta eruraned tie aerWrfa nf lira eiperlen'f 4 h'rte ti.eir(tenner Io the fmplo NiiaVa. 1 mam wra.

pared to do aor amount tbat kind Of wort aa wall aablattemlthirggeaerar.y 11. OIHRrS, 'ablotoB reahle Itfc Another great Reduction 1 PRICES. i to the further decline In 11 hava again promptly reduced our entire stock of Merinoes, Foplins, De Laines, '1 1 Muslins, Prints, And arc now oflering them at PAWIC PRICES. ELIHE EPPIHMER, 512 Penn St. FEREMPTORY ALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, situ a te ussy to irssiiip, sKiua rPH subscribers will otl'erut Public Sale, 'mi aiurday, Hie 15th day of October, 1801, nt 1 o'clock P.M.,' at the bulniithiker lloufts in tin City of UciiJin'.

ail tliiit cei'ttiiti tract of latrn itig linl, divided into Hold! of 'conveuk ilt purjo'is well iv.itcrtil, ttuute in Ut'i t.imti l)i, ikirks cnven rri le. tiortli ivost 1,1 on tlio Statu lt'wid leudtu. frmn nUin llarriMUirii. aynining I.iD'Im ol Bi nneville llftter. John C.

Hit sir. loifiel Fiitor und Uantl 3llininh and thn Tniphot'kiiti Creek; cotiiaioitis MLrf undft9 perciio), more or losf. on winch is trei MjJ ti Ikio two t.try BillCIC MANSION UtUtfK, i'. Iily 'Si leot, one Hiid a hull story brick Huum at attached to th mHiietoti. li by oo IVet, bione 'lVn ant House adjoining th IS lyod ci.

8nnr House. Vt iuty und liby is fret, with a never failing frinj of water, whteh uihf all II, e. at'oreMul hou. et With lnra Knrn. 4t) 7 i'eet, witli epritu uutor in thn yard, U'iioii fSlipd lIogSttMe, 15 by 'ib feet two Cnra crilt Hourly new There are iJ acr? of oak li'nber.

and a very larie quHiility ot txcellent liinrstone near the Minacf the ground, and 'W a 'rei of iiicaduw Intnl. Also, a certain tract of niiu land 'Hate in the township end county nforesai I. divided into rield oi convo it ntsixfl for funinnn pni'iHi. eri. well waiereO.

lyinx on tlie Koai leading from ttidiu Hurriftiu ir, within 7 mile! of Keadinx, aiijoir.iiij lands of Levi Uebrr, by the afoivdi riU latin uui the Tulpehockon Creek containing l' 'ti acres and 4.. perhen, 25 acres cf which are good meadow bun and 30 net of which is covered with heavy onk tiin tier. I.impctone in iire: quai'lities on the fann.nea the eiirfaee of the ground and near tlie Union Cana landing. The improvements consist ol a larve two tory STONE MANSION HOUSE. 37 by 64 feet, with pnnip of water in theyard.alsD a good in the yard Swim IWq, 4u by 2 feet, with wa ter near by ejione Tenant ilone.

1 titories, 27 In Ml feet, with water near the door; lfi Stable. 15 2f feet, with pump of water in the building; Swis'. tiara. 25 by 31 tept, with waier near by. ALu.

a lam' i v.iu uivwi in 4 Liu unioj MILL,) by 40 feel, thfee etories high on the Tulpehocken Ci eek, with water power or 7 reef, with the finv I lege of raising io considered oe the be.t water noweron tlie etram There are two pairs of French Bun and machinery to put in another pair, one pair of Sandtuone Chop pern all in excellent repair. machinery in tin Mill if of the best kind, being turned hv I'urker wa ter wheeN. Tim Union pa.e.j by the Mill with a landing fur loruling and unlnadiiw grtiiti. fi 'tn the canal intu the Mill, Mr mciin of ami pulley. Also a SAW MILL, wlpdning tlie Jini tnrriod by Parker's water whrel.

The M.lls ar ithin Cti of the mun ion l.nno. The abn. pr.i'Ot'tiesare'otirenieiilfoohiti,ches.tti)rei',scliool. ttl iekifiiith Fr partiunlar apply Io eithr rnf thnnder. isnei! atthe iiorh eMtttnrt.er of Sixth Ptteet f('s ti'i2 P.i.

Sine foiome ien at 1 o'cln k. when conditions will be made knoAu bv KUWIN c. HlF.i'KU. iiii'i ALBXAMJKR H. HJfXTKR.

W'yt. T. Ltov, AtiMitit.Pfr. i r.f 17 4t NEW HOOKS 585 Penn Br. Emily rhter, a new nofel froai th prenof Tlckcor Fi Thi llurn'og of Chmbrbai Rev.

Schneck ft Tb American Anitlcr'a Morria. Seaside aa rirfi.le beautiful new Juvecii traotlatfd frtn tbe tjerimu. Blacksmith Wanted, TO a ROd Oiioi a nitea and steisdy olt Will fcivco MuHOt ab to shn lioifen App'y to Huraeiboelog Depot, t'lumb AI ey, near franklin, Dpot. ret 6 3 Sstate of Abraham S. Latshaw, deceased.

V'OTirR 13 HEREBV GlVkN. ht trrboi.of Ab ahmrS Latfh'w. late ef tb Mfr of Rdinff di cef 'd, have Ir'n pi 1 ito lhJ ba tda of th un drflntd. for coHtct'tio All perao lo tsi 1 ild hooka are hern by to oiakd rinmediatx payment And par oni hnvina Claim agalott aaii Kit tl will pleaa pranenctbaia forthwith AMOS NASSER. AttO'neT at Law.

octC2w No43N8tbSt NEW FALL AND WINTER CLO Ai NOW RE lt AT THE I.0VVE3I C.3i 1'tttCKA AT fiK BIMUlf 181 IW, 4SS PENN STREET. CHAS ProprMoT. Dr. B. Buna I' Pro tmhmal ervlcc to tbtcitiioDS of KJic(r aud vicinity.

(iSlcp. N. 3, iNo th aept 8 WHITE TEETH, hf ing T. fOT'! WFar INDIAN TOOrtl vt ASH the oaly rtHbla article in tlx Mnuftctured (rum furtt vuiretabla pioJao tioti from th I'idia Islands. ol by all DruggmU.

M. 1 KVETT, Sept281in Mtanfartarer, rblia MpMa Jlf.tbe paid fer lar'o that win lad to the atnl a Huifir ftit namrmr of CSiekco', at the hltn Hi UAo" on Mouduy Oitftt JACQ3 WAtTIR. COAL COAL 'rilR SCnSOKintR now atlnat at rh an ooe 1 Mrrft harf. one huudrtd aodSf'y ton of COAU roniprIMn; I vj at, and niallr a'ara, wh'ch be wM fell by tha ton, ai fo Irwa aod dliTtrd to any part of th city, fraa of (batg i l.arr at, (7 0 per ton. Hnwll fi OctlOtf THCHAR9 BROwM.

LOTS TOR BALE. W) iota SO feat front tatb aait or 100 fatdp, I I a)taatd Nia'k trt, (raad(ataly eppoiit fit Paal'tCaiiolleCkartlL Anplfto i PHILI For Qalo and To Lei For Sale. A two BRICK DWKLLINO HOUSE, with RAMI back building, altuate in Walnot atreet, ftatwaaa Slihtb and Math No 828 Twenty feet front an V0 feet deep For tale, cheap, and od easy ttrtna Inquire of ILtlAM P. BARD, At'or oBj a Law, 646 Cvnrt st Reading, Pa. pt 19 If VALUABLE PEOPERTY tOt 09 GROON cn (he Kant vide of Sixth St.

between Walnut and Kim, in the City of Read inS, feet in front and 230 deep A pply to Jacob 'Chmcuker, c2.tf Keai Rstata Ugent T0LET. rr.he Hall occupied by the American Meebanicn po. 1 aeaioo RlTeen on tbe flrat of April next. Terroi low. Inquire on the pretnif en of O.

W. Goodrich, 449 Penn Square rent. HOTTSE ND 8TOIIB ROOM corner of Ith and Cbeitnu at eet, known at Latabaw'a re, PoFMsaion giten liumtdiatnly Apply on tb yttm e. 6ep3itf. FOR SALE, DUELLING UtiCSlS Some Store and Tarero Ut Standit, io parts of tbe city IVgMber with splendid Huildiug lota.

Algo. geteral Ga on flLIP ZtuBKK, BeftlXMate Agent, No. 14 Poatb at, beadiag aep (nt, I) No trouble to fbow Uonsts STR I dcLiS.sTD'S 533 PENN ST. PonThT. Enoch Arden be Tennyann.

Dramatis Pronae b) Koht, Browning. Poem hy AdelaidH Prontor. Poems of the war bv ker Ficnoti. Qteot, Kamily Pride A u'hor of Piqua. The Piide ot Life by Ladj Scott Tbe voted Bride by St (leotga Tncker.

The Rival Boiles Aothor, iid Western Scenes. Al.rl.n hr Harriet, PreCOtt Tie Haunted fewer bv Mr, Henry Woodi r' JCVKMbk; The CHIT Climber by Ctpt Aianye Raid. Hoars wi tbe Tutitig' nt by Mary 11. Gill. laptain Horace br.ptit Mhv NtSObbbAivLOUS The Wrong ol suvvrv by bt Dale 0ren life and Campaign of Geu.

AicCiellau by O. 3. Hi iard betters of jirJack Docning l)on id Truot seo by Aa hot of arnonz the Pine. Fire ide TraveiR by Jatufit Knrcell Leil Uarhovsby A F. I of Eighth Penna.

ReserTes Peterton't jtew Cook Ui.uk. 55 5 CLOTHING. Fine Grit c'ass teady tnada LO hi kg; Fi rJen nud Byf cut ami made in tin vety best nay, and iu the latest ttlytes. Also ft large assortment if the newctt styles of CoaUcgSf Faocy fassimercs and Vestings Which we a'o prepared to make irp to ot 1 ier in tka best manrer. GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GCODS IN GREAT VARIETY.

Jas. Jameson Co. oct 4 2 tr.o Cor. Gth find Penn Sts. CQ A 0 0 Ci' b.

"3 a I. CP tf CO I I 1 9 Great Reduction! I.M THE PRICES OF TXElTSr GOODS AT TUB mWYQRK STORE 4P8 ST. NEW GOODS RECEIVE1 DAILY, Call and examine them, btfore purchasing eist' where. O. HOOK, FeW FALL All fltl il JUST Recif1 a ta ge Mortment, cnni.tfni Of DM iii Pi.

OftOCEHIES. NT QKENSV KT.T., Ui nvt comple'eaed fjrable Tarioiy, Uch wiflba aula at luoeat markiii fiCc at NO. 41 NORTH SIXTH STREET. and other Ptu4tice fresb, and of tk bail alottys ou bn i. RCtSE dealzb ru (v; )RY GOODS.

OHOCERIES, KO.840 PEKN STBIET, READIKG. Low prieea and ready nalm ar thu rule at thia e. TaSliiihuirDt. No pncca tutted. War Claims.

Bounty Money, 33Jfaa.OS3L jSLTSaT. AUTIIORlZri) AGEKY. 'WH. LIVINGOODi.