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leading gntb finrts WHITMAN, HAAS, publishers and proprietors. Reading, Fridat, March, 17, 1865. The Ball of theltainbow Steam Fire Engine Company to night in honor of their 92nd Birthday promises Id dne of the most 'brilliant affairs of the kind we have bad for many years. The well known liberality of the Rainbow however is sufficient guarantee that that will be the case. Many firemen friends from abroad will be on hand to share in the festivities.

A.1 3 Our citizens will be happy to1 learn that the nuisance in the shape of a Hand Organ, lias left Penn and 5tli street, Fell off a Bridoe. Samuel Weidner, a member of the 6th Cavalry, fell off the Railroad bridge at Bingaman street, injuring himself severely." Fall in Goods. David Keiser Uses a great tumble in Dry Goods. Our readers will do well to read his advertise ment and give him a' call. When a Mer, chant advertises he1 hits always something good to dispose pf at a fair priced To all Whom it May Concern.

The picture of the Junior: Steam Fire Engine taken by Yeager has been pronounced by the engineer and all who have seen it as the best in the city, copies for sale at Yeager New Gallery, No" 433 Penn street. Distinguished Arrivals. Gen. Grant and Gen. Meade, in the shape of Locomotives, built at the Norris Works, Lancaster, for the Reading Road, arrived in this city yesterday.

Dead. Sergt. Wm. D. Clemmens, of Co.

B. 88th Pa. died at Salisbury, N. it is said; of starvation. Reuben, Neider, belonging to the same company, in which he was also a Sergeant, died at the same place.

The above were both from this city. Are You Going to the Fair If you are, you will do a good thing for yourself as well as for others. You will gratify your self by taking in the beautiful sights to be seen, and you will encourage those who have been to the trouble and expense of getting up so creditable an exhibition. i ou can mere see evidences oi ine taste for the Fine Arts some of our citizens possess, and you will be astonished to find the many evidences of that taste evidences that stamp the owners of the paintings we refer to as connoiseurs of a high order There you may commune once more with the genius of Benade revel in the glori his coloring of Devlan and others whose handiwork is displayed to please the sight and delight the mind. A stroll through the hall, by a man or woman possessing an idea of the beautiful, cannot be valued in dollars and cents it will elevate the thoughts and gladden the heart.

We thank the managers for their efforts to please the community, and we trust their efforts will not be allowed to go unrewarded. You ascend the stairway at Aulenbach's Hall, and upon entering, the first object that attracts your attention is a beautiful statue of 44 A girl entering the Bath, "in solid marble, from Florence, Italy. You take a good look at this gem of art, and you have more than the worth of your money. You theii take your catalogue and view the'paintings arrayed in all their glorious colors. Here you see a gem by Reading's former favorite and pride Benade by the side of it, you see one by his worthy successor worthy in every way Devlan and as you go on frnm ftnfi tn nthr vnn mnet.

fnl nn inward pride that the city of your nativity or adoption claims such, men as citizens. Among the many beauties you will behold, we cannot pass in silence one by the late stopping1 awhile' to look at. (' Then you bave every variety of Landscapes Storms on the se and on land; curiosities from China and Japan shells from the depths of ocean, Sec. We must not forgot to mention that the curious may also see the oriirinal MSS. of Declaration nT I tub'.

pendence and of the Star Spangled Banner. In fact we could write for hours and then miss many things that the eye can take in wim uengiix, ana we win conclude tins notice by advising all of our readers to make il a point to see this exhibition. There is a strange story afloat in Montreal to the effect that a Commissioner on the part of the Washington, Government has been in that city for weeks negotiating with the leaders of the Annexation party, and obtaining information as to the feeling of the people on the subject of a union of Canada with the United States. mi 1 m. i nure is quite an excitement at 1 oroi i(, Canada, caused by controversies between those of the business men are willing to take American silver at par and those who demand a discount.

Board of Trade are among the latter, and recommend four per cent as the proper rate Comisc Sam Slmrpley and Sam San ford with their team of iron clads announce through our columns two performances ou Tuesday and Wednesday nights of next week. The reputation of the is oil ff stiziii 4v fill 1 lu ii i ana in' UlUi icui' nil i tiv iivuovo vlilWO i 1 Gold on the receipt of the news from Europe yesterday at Philadelphia sold at 1.74. Slow but surely it is coming down. 2" A 'young gentleman of respectability, having plenty of leisure time, solicits coirespondeuce with a number of yorng la lles. Object mutual improvement.

i'lu to graphs uot refused. Address, N. Bov ItW, Reading P. O. mar 17 2 No Objection Known to 10 xtst.

Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases, Yeager never failed to make the double pictures no blurred lines running between the two figures. Examine specimens and will find the pictures perfect, "Do pot forget that Veager.athis.new gallery, pevn street has run, the double pictures kr over three, months. J4 The Art Gam ehv Oimcn voii Chil pukn. The Fair will Ihj open on Saturday morning between 8 to 11 o'clock especially fhr rbildrwi et. BEADING POST OFFICE.

7 LITTERS RBM AINING USCLAIMID in the Post Oflle RkadixO, Va on the 17th of March lSti.j (jy To obtain ny or tbene Ictturi, the ppllcRBl uiuatcull fur AdETmiiD lr tli '1U or this Hut, ud paj OU eeat for adrertiilBK. fi. Ojlf olcll4 ror Vtliio uonTH.they will teal to the Lnter ()fflo. FEEK DKLIVKRV or letters by cCKKKg, trti resiticacci. owner, bibt bo 8KCURKD br observing the following UUl.liS 1.

DIRECT leuori plaiolf to the mreiit a uamUur. a. well ai the poat offloo ud State. 1. UK.A1) lettem wltb ihe wrlter't roar ornci ami Stitk, TKiiT and Nuum, in llicin plainly with full nsiaie.

ami rp uextthat annweri be directed accordingly. Letter? to itrangera er transient risitora in a town aity whose ipecial addreaa may be unknown, should be marked id Ch lower leU hand eoruer with the word "Transiout," a 4. l'laoe the postage etamp on the upfier risht haud etrucr, and leave space between the stamp od direction lor post marking without interfering with the N. B.A request for the return of a letter to the writer, it any claimed withiu SO days or less, written or printed with the nri. ter'a nam, poatoffioe and Htats, acrosi the left bund end of t)o earelope, on the (ace iide, will be complied with ut the usual pre paid rate woen me letter ia delivered tn ho writer.

Se. jot Uaw of 186S. i A. llbright. Frede' adama, James Adrain, Matilda Arett.Mary Boll, Carolina liaker, Beckle Bickel, Catharine Banm A.

liuckmejer, Fred'k Border, Klleo A Bechtel, David Bash, ltidler, Ileury Bechtel, (leorgf Boil, Jaae Bi.rU Jacob Bover, Kate Be'ahl, Matilda Cbrlstmao, A Cloud, Caroline Challant, Mrs. Slizi Christman, Johu Cornett Reeves Sc Coleman. Sarah Clair, Winnie (2) j) Doutrioh, Hannah Davis, George Doering, Joseph Donougb, Jauiea Dnnbar, Mn. Marjr Kagy, Bo.e p1 Fitzgeiald, James Prick, Juliann Fies, Mahlon Fox Mr Frher. Thome i Fury.

William Fixher, Sarah A Long, Agnes Lee, Elizabeth, K.xeter Leader, Kmma II Leedom, ft. Leinbach, Larlna Leader, Sarah Lewis, Amelia JSl Matthias. Conrad Moyer, Adam HcFadden, Kllen Millard, Jtdward Moore, Daniel Miller, Hiram Miller, James Moyer, John Miller, John Mericle, Margaret Miller, Louisa J' Miller. Mrs Sarah i Moser, Samuel unyer. Mrs 8.

lSr Nagl, Fran Norton, John Onbrisla, AugusU' Parker, Jidward. PutT, John Palm, ll'ickley. Samuel Quinter, 8arab tteed. Annie Reese, Anpie Rhein, Augustus Reddich, nnie llhoitds, Henry Kuth, J.raathftl Ueichard, lion Kilter, Isaac Kuth, onathf Gr Gallagher, Charli Rally, Mary ring. Berj inin liraeff, Btama Grebe, Franklin Co Guth, Jonathan Greisher, Mr Gantert, Matthias Grol), Sallie Ann Greath, William Groff, Willie ti Gass, William Hole, Ba.

ey Harracks, Abrahaai itai'', Kllen Her lershotz, Haiviaon 8 'orge Hill, Capt. Georgi) Botteiistein, lleury 1' Ho Inn an, John George llornberger, Joseph lIutniHel, J. Herbst, James Uoltiuger, Joseph Uerst, Jacob Ueckinger Joseph Hamilton, Margaret Hall, Maiia Hottenstine, Mary Harvnian, L.z,ie Hoffman, Susau Hahn, William 7 Jones, Mr 1 Krick, FranW't Kesaler, Mrs Frark Kunsanhauaer, Henry Kaiser, John Kissinger, John 17 Kougb Matt Kubl, iJary (2) Lt ft, Mrs. C. A Lambert, Ames Lautber.

Charles Lee, Oka rlo. Amelia Kainich.Lucy Rouiig Link i. Richard, Samuel; i Rudde, Williem SbjlVing, Cathariue Jitovei, AngeMne Spearce, Alice 8vaber, Catharine ieide, Anna Snydt Maty jSchubert, Mary Ann Depp, snme' iSpotls Samuel Surah bmith, Salsie I Surley, Victor jsnjder, Wilhiiu Smith, Willi Seider, William 'J' Trump, l'etur Tobias, Willir Waguer, Abr (i) Wi.s in, Anuie Witman, Abraham WerU, Ellen j) i weile, Jrrejoriclt Joseph I eiaer John i Weidner, John Wells Wesley Wentzel, Man Ut IW llcr.Capt. Peter Wise, Rebecce WeV" Sarah "V' Younr, Mag. Yo.t, Youtig, Mai Yeiser, Earah Veager, Ar ie (S) i5 Ze'ler, Peter J.

KN ABB, P. An ELEriuKT in Love. A number of years ago two menageries were laid uj for Winter in a storehouse ou the bank of: the canal" at Pittsburgh. Ilerc' Nannibifl for the first time was thrown into the society of Queen Anne. They were fastened side by side, and an immediate attachment sprang up between them.

It was a case of love at first sight, for the moment Queen Anne was brought into Hannibal's presl ence she ruil her trunk into his mouth the elaphantine style of kissing. All winter long they wcje continually caressing each other, and their demonstrations of mutual affection were really oxtraord'mary. In the Spring, Queen Anne was taken away to start upon her annual tour. The rage of Hannibal at this separation was lorrine; for eleven days he refused to touch a rnor set of food, the only nourishment lie 'received during that time being whiskey and water. Jy dint ol a continual swaying or surging against his fastening he succeeded in breaking loose ou the twelfth day, whrn he took possession of the establishment.

The animals in the cages were fearfully frightened, dashing ugaiust their bars and filling the air with iiowls and shrieks. Hannibal raged around the building, reared on his hind feet and endeavored to tear down the rafters in the roof wit his trunk but molested none of the animals. In the meantime a large force of men was gatheredsteel hooks attached to long poles were inserted into his shoulders, and after great ililliculty he was and cast when the customary discipline was applied with the usual satisfactory result! Queen Anne, who was of a more gentle dispesi tion bore the separation with exemplary resignation. FOR NKAKLV A QUARTVR OF A CKNTCBY Mathews Venetian Flair l're lias been extensively used, and in no case has it fuiled to iv entire satisfaction The VF.NET IAN DYK is the lest and the cheapest in the Its price is only Fifty Outs, aud each bottle contains double the qunnlUy of lyu in those usually kbIiI for fl This HAIR tYK Is manufactured by a peculiar process which renders it Immeasurably superior anything in the shape of a Dye now or ever before the people Being complete in one bottle, no preparation is lequired, which greatly simplifies the application In USING THIS 1YB, vou avoid that dunty, dirty appearaiiie by which dyed hair Mid whiskers are so readily recognised, when ah interior article has been Used; besides it produces a periectly i alural color of any shade tbHtiiisy be desired on tbU will not fade, crock orwahout one that is as permanent as the hitlr itself For sale by DruKgists Price iOceuts. A.

I. MA Tli KM General Agent. il. 12 Gold gltreet. New York.

Also. Manuracturerof Mathews' Arnica HairGloss the best bair Veing in use In large bottles price 60 cents, i Dec24 ly Ladies, lake Pa it ir iilit Nollre Till: VKI.PAI VFUMALKl'ILLS 1 rtanauted French 11IKSK fllih.N, so celebrated many years ago In Paris, for he reliel of female irregularities, and afterwards so notorious fur theircriminal employ. me.it in the pruc'ice of abortion, are now offered lor sal for the li rot time In America They hare been kept in com punitive obscurity from the fact that the originator. Dr. Velpau, Is a physician in Parisi.f great wenlih aud strict Conscientious principles, ami has withheld them from general use, lent they should be employed for uulawful purposes In oveicoming fe.

male obstructions they seem to be truly omnipotent, btiritinj open the Hood gates Trom whatever cause may have stopped themf but they are offered to the Euhllconly for legitimate use, and II agents are for Idden to sell them when It is understood that the object Is unlawful For Ml Vy McOurdr, Hooter Harvey Birc tiro, Kigler, and 8 8 Hteyerui Lsdles ear procure a 1ot, lesle.t the eyes ej the suriousj br pne dolfnr ard six toctaga stamps to O'J tfT AFLES, ene. jil Age ntfir us, Water, town, or to the abort agents deeiflyr GTWlieie can I get a glass of gqod Why at Jimmy's, opposite the Depot. G50HGE WALKER pkaIjEu in FIKHT 'CLASS PIANOS BY T1W KBStttKEW TOKK MAKERS. Jfade of the finest Iiouwood, kuve the fulk Iron, Frame, (teefHtruritf Ba, Velifh (Jrajid Action, and sold on the most Reasonable Terms EVKTIY INSTItUMENT IS WAUUANTED FOft FIVE YEAKS. jTlie following HettCf is omH among many, influential citizens of Ilea'd ing who have these Pianos in use Reading, Jan.

26, 1805. We the' undersigned, having burchased Pianos from TJ. Walker) fipf hbre by certify that they are highly pleased and perfectly satisfied with said Pianos. They are beautifully'finished, possess a full, rich and clear tone, and stand in tune admirably. We eheerfuliyf recommend Mr, to those, abflrut purcliasing deons an artist of ability, arida "gentle man fully worthy their Yeager, Webekin, JaS.

T. Keber, Aaron l.eib, Boas, John T. Harvey Uirch, J. B. il.

Crouse," 1 Martin Gross, David E. Stout, Bechtel. A.CAiin,:;' 1 take pleasure in informing my inuueiv ous friends and the public in general that I have Ihe' exelUme agbneyiof AND: LANCASTER COUNTIES for. MASON; HAMLIN'S CABINET Which are unrivalled iot bower and Vol ume of.Tone, and are especially foi churches and Sunday Schools. I have also the exclusive agency for Geo.

As? Prince's; WOULD KEIn OWNED MELODEOJNp. Upwards of Thirty Five' ThoumiUl now id use. i. a one wishing to purchase a lirst clasi and truly reliable Instrument, Will find it to their advantage to call on nie, as I can and will sell lower for cash than the same instrument can lie bought for in eitheivNe.w York or Philadelphia; i GEORGE1 L. WALKER, Ilousum's Hotel, cor.

4th and Penn mar 13 1 mo 1 Special Notice I To LAPTEs.Mrs. Wilson's. Poinale. )lo tanie' 1111s," are the' best Pills now in use, for all diseases peculiar 1of.J,ulies.'.:.Try them. Price $1.00 'per Box.

Sent by to address. MARY WILSON, Proprietor, J3S, Market Philada. Sold by R. P. Hunter No.

321 Pemi Harvey'Birch Penh! Reading. jan 7 1 yr PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE Tbe l'uiprietoraof the New York of Anatomy have determined, regardless of expeuse, to issue free, (for the beaelitwf sufferihg humanity, and sup pressiou of quackery) four of their most interestiiij and u)Kf and its disqusli Nervous and Physical Debility," Premature decline of M.inhood, Indi)restioD. Weakness or Be piession. Impotencr, Lossol tnerjy and Manly Power; the great Social Kvil, and those Maladies which ret suit from youthful follies, ewousites of maturity, or Ik norance of Physiology and laws of Nature. These invaluable Lectures have been the nieaas of eolitthtotiing and string thousands, and will be forwarded free, on receipt of four stamps, by addressing Sxorktauy, New York Mo euro of AnaUmiv and Medicine.

618 Broadway, New York Dec241y In this city, March lith, 1805, Mus. Rr becc a wife of Augustus B. Geissenlmi ner, aged years and 22 days. iila this city, on the 14th Damll aged years, 10 months and 21 V. uX The relatives and friends ol the family, are respectfully invited, to attend his at 3 o'clock, on (Fr'ni'iy) afternoon, March 17tii, from his lato residence, No.

333 Chestnut belpw 4th without further notice. Services to bp lipid ia Trinity Lutheran Church and to from thence to Charles Evans 2 NEW MULES FOR SALE. 11. 1, i so on batu day nicuiug at clunk A. M.

in front of St.tes i.n; JINK MULKS. i Tl MOUOAN, EDWIN SHALTErT ATTORN AT A No 51 Court St' ODD FELLOWS' HALL TWO NIGHTS ONLY, Tuesday it Wednesday, March 21st Ss 2 id. SAM SHARPLEY'S MINSTRtLS, Brass Band and Buiicsue Opera Troupe. 'ALSO SAN'FOKD The veteran Comedian will appear nightly ia ronjunetion with the 1 1 AT 1 1 ION 0 A S. Introducing entirely new programme not yet by the Migratory Mushrooms of Admission (1 cents, SAM SHARPLHY, SAM SAFDFORD, Chaulie S.

Wood, Agent. ot PUS1.1C SALE. WILL be sold at rnbiiu ta on Wednesday. Mur Jid the lollowiuj; per onal property to wit 2 Makog'tny parlor to niatcli, 1 Mahogit ny dioinj; table, store, tjohuirs, a lartrearm chs'r, rocking chair. lo.

Viug glass, so r. refrigerator, :1 tables, 2 bccthiM i luifb Toughs, lot of tin ware, lot of caskets, li tubs aasb ard. 2 step Ih IiIts 3k(gS, 'i lumps, ki ttles nd fryiujf pans, Ao South lilh St li t'ranklin aud Chestnut Cast Side Cenditiim made known ou day of sale by rear 17 td WM l.YON. uotioneer. WINDOW GET THE CHEAPEST AND RKST.

I AVlNli starUd Factory I2 I.tM'tty a ley, tor II. 'he niaiiufacurn. of WINDOW UUNDS, wjih (j'lt ba s. 1 mn uimhlfi) lo uHit to ttoa publis a variety at low piice. for cnxb ShaiUs of any site or toiler made to ordar at the fture (at presrul) No.

41:1 I'eim KhhiKii ln't dour to Karuur'S Bank, 'a. Ull4r jj i i When duly cuUs, "'tis our to obey." i 92nd Anniversary Bnll of Tti'R (t Rainbow Steam Fire Engine Co ODD FELLOWS' MALL, 1 Fuin.vv, Maucu 17th, l. MOVRR, Master of eiemoriii's. Ai sistints. JAMES LK JOHN A 'A LUI Ticket, Prtllnr i I miir GREAT BARGAINS AT NO.

722 PENN ST. TUC PDEAT EkW 1 KNGLISIl BLK'iV. tul'Uj Stf I 1 AMKRtCAN FKKN01I BLACKfam DOE cm ruvil i I ding a small lot of ready made clothing' alt 'of which t' will be gold at reduced prices by the yard or piece Merchants and Merchant tailors ai a specially invited to call and examine the goods'. 'it SARAH McKINKY, JNO 8 HClIKO EDliK, f'fi'f Jlrr Admlnistrato ft til TliivTi. fr REMOVAL.

1 AMUKL ERMKNTROUT lirp to irifon. s. tneuds and rustomeis that he has run vul HAT AND i liis his to No 31G Pemi ttres VMnwe do hel yioir'i To bacco 'Vtor, where with enlarge fc jitis lie' trill to furnish tu in with all goods in his li a a' very 'ow Kiid reasonaijl invite" te all and see his stock satilied wi I be 4t1e 4 4eaiw 1 in READINSRflVtOnfSP FE uf MALE 'DRUlUji. rnHE s'e'ters'bfrtie' roe a gently ip'vUer! to tend statel'liieeting of thy Wewe' on" Tuesday, March 21 lS65at fo'cloek when "some fmpor tantttltfrtttions fntbe By t'aWs'SrfU be considered 1 ttk ordeVof the (in.ro 4a3i lil Mu glilzibeth shi.ti'r. 'fec NEW STOVE AND TIN VWARE STORE.

t'iiJC uooHDcea't the aiUzensoP ftaad Jug that he has 'openid' ft STOVE and Tin ware ostabtishmetit. "at the corner of street: and Mb.rty alleyiii the bui'l iingfortaatoy years used tor the (Ume purpose by "Jacob'' li)bg, deceased' nd Will offer for hHU the best AND PARLOR STOVKSRAKGES, ftc that can be found 1n 'the market. Tinsmithing in all its branches wmbe done. JTn roofing and other work hifffina. nromptly'tatteoilt(t to Prices as reasonable as at any other establishment? 1 tar IT 3f.

Jt a i JAM E3 Hi i "'TH TC f'RV STlLI; HKY CO dl il RT eTD.OFINE a ilU i'ii i sold at iS vt GREATLY REDUCED PRISES. t.ti'ihi', ATXBi 0 Khh 'AT i DAVID 6tW JiKTWPKN li ANJi 17 5 OWNJ During this Week, SlIEErri 1 a i f. SHIRTINdS; i it A' LAIJGK STOCK VKnVj i J'EST GOODS AT THE LOWEST, Casli Prices 'ft TAT 11 (r.v TJ I Authorizinff the Committee ha Viaiuce to borrow the sumof Three Jhndred Thornt Dollar fur purchase if Jh( llch JtaUr Works. B' it ordained by the Heiect and Cnm'moii Councilii of tin city of rtfailin That the committee on nance be and is hereby auihorixed ad empowered borro the sum of Three' Hundred Thousand' KollHrs 'for the jrorpose of pnrchasing' all the real, personnl aud mirid e.tate, rights, privileges and frsnchtse Of the ater Company, at arr te not xc(jlinj cntfnr thou andtol is and at a rate of interest not exceeding five per ceuU for the reinaintiijr' two' hundred and thirty taoutaud dallvs kd i crt bo.ae. of Loan for the ainoua so t(tbe piir(jnsre pectively lending the.

same ic cettiocates to be made payable iu "Ivi, t. and twenty; fiveveara. I ltrMluf Hfetainot Conpci'Jfirfi I'Aii I'eb II, ISii.) Published two weeliH in t0 nwspap thisJoit.l I tl i J' I'assed 0. Penruari II i.i i. irtvlfm lliri'VKll trt" Concnrred 'S March Hj1M': Mi i f.

i. SMITH, Approved Iarch lSu.1, mac Jw 4 Reartliij 1 m'lK snbcrtb fU. a HULK WISCOW, whioB 1 1 HI I i hion'bi! mar KM RNTtiorT, rio I'tcn' uii: RAFFLmG SVIATGM 11,1, take pi ce at Bertolette's Sa oon, No. 712 I' nn str et, i.bove "th. PKUJA ereiilni, March for live Ythe.

Teket 25 ets 8t II a lliSD ri i aTK MB imnm '1 32 P2D Oooiyj, in Tov reccut, Iicavy, dwiUno iu iu'ii'cs, WuYli tlu. will tll at it wiiitll Jnl vnnrii nn i nvt i di I 1 Kiu'fl aivt Cortlptl Snrin Di'Lalnos. V' IJliii'lt iind Colort'il Alpnf it, Stnptrcl Skirting Stripes, Prints, I)c8t iskps. Oingham llluiu'hctl SVirl'liiiii, i UJeaclicil and lirown SlifntiiHn Tabic LiiH'n'' i i i' i 1 i ,1 ClOlllil I Mr4 III Cawliiiert'8. C'ottonttd.

ul i Hoy a AVi'itr. iu, i.j 'if 'f Ulonkl.c;p."' nlar 1 ii Tickets 23.Cont9 Five TicUe.fs, $1.00. A' i fc i nf rp t. ft rj, y. I si i 3 i.

mi St vt in Uic City. 1 Th largest Assortment in the. The largest Assortment in the'City; ifgest Assortment i the Cii Gothic Waluu'l Juy'. Fine Bronze Gothic Walnut lny, Walnut lir. Alarn Oalender Patent 1 ili ce and Fancy.

Alarm Calender Patent ever, OHire and (.. Alarm Calender Partfnt Lever, Oflicp ami 'Alarm t'aCdnt tivci'HU'crMitJ At tenn Sqir At Willson i po, 006 Fenn qr At Wjllson, Sqr CALL AND EXAMINE. 7 $iQ Share, i I A IHJ AND IRf (GALLERY now o.pi;x iiffilMK Mil. OA LI? AN DrKX AMINE. i'i CALL ANOiEXAMINli.

:4 v.i it i i VIZ I.lii,K')IiE(JM VI'liKMlU 1011K AMI PETROLEUIiCCOMP'Y. J. i. TTNDRR T1IK i Mt.Vf Xvr5 sSw MANI FAOTUUINU WW Vf Viit STATU O' NKWVO .4 i flfilM 83i iSIll.I DQLLABS. 'J One Tfinidrcd Thfpunal Mare, Not Liable TJBLIC SAI E.

to Assessment it t. i itjiri i OFFICII 71 BROADWAY' NEW OlTfC i i 'I i i If OFFICEHS Ilen U.N!Kl. C1CKIX Piid. WM. T.

I'Hll'P Vice ltwiicertr; KOI KKT ASSK'l'T. A crtarv J. ItlTKTIS, Mjr j'upt I'a ATI.ANTI JIA.K, H2 Br N.V Treas'v i 1 i i i mi Tins! of (lit iiiiiiiiy not iii'oilHCin Oil. I'aytnent' f.r Ktocl Juay oe mrin drifts, regi terea n.ites. nr eove.

nmeat bonds and secur.ties. wbieh I oud'aiijf seourltie w'iJ hejtikch at thmjrket I 'ml ii ce iny le to tb Company 1'. 0. Jio 6.3d, Hw.Yt.rk Ci or UB tlaulit i 'i'reaSiiiy er th New York. ud Liverpool Hrtirwli um 142 Broadway, New York i PrQKpectUt to any addrem on applicatioii, con Vioins a full aud cl ar arcr it of the operation thix it Uii mar ti nun VMIDDLK AGKD MS AND II IS VVJCK.

without chiMren He'to attend a Trorlp jast ouUi'io of Pa nd slitt'tiv do'eiet ai housework lu a smtll reiidiri 'on the farm None ne 1 apply. Without jrood refi renees address or call at No. Id North Sixth street i Martjtf fT Biiildiuff Lots" For Sale 1 'UK i'tibseriber oBiere at Private "Skle font vulwa I Buil ling I nts situated on the" South Vit corner of 'Jin! and Penn 4ieeta On the corner lm erects i a Ti Stii (trick Will he tol4 fit a reasonaMn piici Appy to if KMtY KKLKR.v i mr WVw A 1 Opposite. Pi CiBu 1 3 nr FOR KENTv ivfj tnlRD bVOl.V KltuNT KUO.MS. (in burMin i.

lornjerjy owned hi k'nj North Strtet. of which iv aaiUbla' ir '). or In tf TiiidTTw: Ac to the bV ie vutrnne Tertir H'siioa ble. Apply to A ISA aC ADD V. ar 30.t 1 fi ieu Ali: OMiltUl I' it rtLb ai Vendue, on March 17th, at 2 o'cloflt, P.

1 at rest dence of the Subscriber, ja North Htli street, msr Walnut, thu fallowing acUcls to i A lnr.e lot of Law au.l Vldijil It'Miks. ray Chairs, Parlor Store afi Pips, Tablei, Settee. 1 Centre Tuble. ii; Surveyor's 2 J.i, Tubs and Stetint rs, and variety of other ankles ton numerous to Mention, CHIU'STIANA DOXAti AN marlll i IAON. Auetit iieer.

4rtV virtu, the Kxee Law.entitlwl ae Actio juil Internal Kevenne atippertthe tiiiv 1 great rariely.1t the toweai pyice at r.tVed i i iv. at Mnndni larcb it Dour 1 fter a utmmy:" tsoi o'asl Ki PIG IROTC iesed and tase mU execution an the hfojVrty of Moiiwwiy i ill r't paytiTil ir.ar ISii.J'i.'w'' CADep't oil i Hi JjtVii.MAKKKf are ir t.krmfil that I Mr J. t'Kt'C i (SOVU Klll.W, for Ladies Dresee. to order Land trorti the conntM can have this kind of work done at short notice nil at No North 6lU neurl ftppusitp the i.flice ii tl It is said of the la'ies ol frailest as cl the ara the Immliiomet i tli SrrlJ With i heli' tvfy htij iird ft'iclr: Lair, ho 4i (lt ilp but tht It y.ipan's I'illa'nevur fuil toiikelhe en rrjileTinrr Vif ft helv'thy art rosr l.te try the 111 Sold by all l)ru." isl a l) Stocks For SjiWTVtj I List JUv SOLD at on Vl Saturday, March is, Scat o'clock, jitjhc. Kttvstont lloti.

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