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Jlcalttr Jails Cirats. A. S. WHITMAN C. F.

HAAS, I'ubliBhors and Proprietors. UE A DI NG? TUESDAY, FEB. 9, 1804. Thanks. Our Thauks are due Flon S.

E. Ancona, for valuable Public Documents. EibtiRAt. We leara that at their last meeting, the I. 0.

S. voted a donalion of 525. 00 to the Reading Relief Society. This is a liberal donation, "and deserves to be imitated by other Societies. KiLtfcD oh.

TBS Railroad. Yesterday about noon, Johnafhan A. Long, a resident of this city, aged 32 yeara, wm killed on the Lebanon Valley He was tending the switch at the time, and the train, which wa3 backlog run over and killed hici. Burglars the burglar3 are captured 1 and to the disgrace of our city be it aid, they are boys On Sunday night Policeman Zimmerman came upon them as tbey 'were rumanaging the office of Joshua Keely, Esq, Lumber merchant, and arrested five of them, the largest one being 14 years old! subsequently he arrested a sixth, and another one supposed to be the right leader is wainted. lis Honor, one of the least of the boys made a clear breast of it, and acknowledged that they were concerned in the robbery, of the office at Eckert's Furnace, Where they got some 130; at Dysher's Lumber Yard, where they got little or nothing, and at tho place where they were captured.

This equals the exploits Jack Sbeppard; and like that elegant rogue, these boys have no doubt grown up men for tutors. It is utterly impossible that they should of their own accord concoct and carry into execution plans (hat would not disgrace, or rather that would old and experienced hands at the business. We Bincerely sympathize with the parents of some of these children, in this worst affliction that could befall them, and call upon the authorities to devise some plan to prevent our youths from going to ruin in this wholesale manner. We want an Ordinance preventing boys of their age being on the streets af'er nine o'clock, without permission from their parents. There could be no objection to sach an Ordinance, and our city fathers owe it to 'their constituents to provide Fame means to prevent our children from being corrupted in this Banner.

The state of the times require more than ordinary care, and a return to the old rules, and regulations to which youths were subjected for their? own good' in the good olJ times is necessary. Ron Otjt. We are informed (bat the city appropriation is run out. There are now S2C men enlisted in this city. If this will fill the the quoto, all right.

Ifot let the coun. cils come up to the mark, and appropriate wore the people of this city do not tcant a draft; and are willing to pay for filling up the quota. It is too laic to hang back now. A permanent peace, and a re union of the State's is worth all the money in creatiorr and if our councils would go back on us now, eternal execration would be their just due. Ninth Army Cobps.

I3y reference to a Notice in another column it will be observed thatGn. Bnrnside has recuved authority to reeruit this splendid Corps to fifty thousand men for special service, to be hereafter designated by the War Department. The Fiftieth Regiment, now here, belongs to the Corps. Every effort should be made hen and eUeffbera to procure recruits by offering liberal bouuties, so that the regiments of the Corps belonging to the State, maybe sent back with full ranks to give the final blow to the Rebellion. The recruiting station of the Fiftieth is here.

Energy and liberality will not only fill up the ranks of the Ninth Corps, but relieve us of the draft which will take phco on the 10 of next month, unless our quotas are filled by that time with volunteers. This is an important matter, and immediate, decisive action is necessary. See Capt. Lantz's advertisement in another column. He receives recruits for the 60th Regiment, P.

V. Coinq Ahead Yesterday morning we noticed another lot of recrui's leave to join the Army. They were young but solid, and we trust their campaign may be a short on The energy displayed by our people in ro io. forcing the Army, should bring about the much desired peace during the coming summer. The Government will have the soldiers and we trust it will make the best use of them.

We want as fw battlea as possible; but if a battle is necessary to bring about peaoe let us have it, and finish the business. It is not desirable that we should drug along this war any longer. The Republic has other work to do, and this war will prepnie it to do it do right. Erlhim Young in no hurry to hv lie ttX'iiC Utah wjrke l. He ray When it ii oicesMry that we thwU poeM gol i io unun junon ne j.ord will Hiow it to us A MoDEif Barber Shop.

The Barber Shop is an institution without which Ameri cans cannot do; and as our people are very fastidious in this respect, a shop in which they are sure of a good shave; a polite and accomplished Barber, and superior accommodations, is a perfect Elysium to tbera. Professor' Nelson, having just refitted his shop in the best style, can offer all these and although popular before, he will doubtless add lately to his list of customers. A visit to his place will well repay any one, and we can recommend the Professor as A. No. 1, in his line.

MEETING IN CUMRU. According to previous notice, large meeting was held at tbo Public house of Joseph Uornberger, in Cumru township, Berks county; on Saturday Feb. 6th to proviso means to encourage enlistments in order to fill the quota under the last call of the President of the United States. ThemectiuRwns called order by Mr. Isaac Shanoman, when the following' officers were elected Joseph Schwartz, President, E.

M. Shalter, Secretary. Mr. Isaac Shanetnan made a motion that the President should appoint Elevpn as a Committee to draw tip gnio plan of action, The following gentlemen were then appointed Isaac Shaneman. Jos.

G. Iluvett, James S. Hill, Jonathan Miller, Jesse Matz, Joseph Mat, John Bofiey, Georgo Reiser, Samuel K. Mohn.Christian Boehtel and Jacob llechler. After considerable discussion th? following resolutions were adopted by the Committee and unanimously ratified by the meeting itesolveti, That onch citizen above tbo no of 20 years scall pay ten dollars, excepting such ns are really unable to pay ten dollars, who shall only pay Jive dollars.

Resolved, That after colleoting the above money, tbe balance wanted to makeup the arnoutft required, to make up the bounty, snail be assessed on the rtsoperl.y of said township, provided, how ever, That each tinglo man shall not pay less than two dollars. Resolved. That the President filiad appoint a Committee of Eleven, to canvass the townships, with a petition to npply to the Legislature to legalize said Tui. Resolved, That the said Committee shall at the time of canvassing said township, collect tbe raon ey under the fir.t resolution os stated above Resolved, That tho President shall be authori zed to appoint Threo Commissioners as required in 1 petition to lay and collect Tax. Mr.

James S. Hill was then elected Treasurer, and the following gentlemen wero appointed to caivisssaid township, and collect part of the bovn James S. Hill, Samuel Kurtz, George Reiser, Joseph Raudunbush, William Ruth, Jesso Matz, Joseph Matz, Peter Gramlinp, Daniel White, Henry Kohl and Benjamin tiring. It was agreed upon that a bounty of $.100 shall bo offered to such persons enlisting as volunteers for tbo U. S.

service as will bu credited on tho dra't for Cumru township. R. M. SHALTKB, Secretary. Tub A K.

it It 0 A A 0 a iSD A A A A a ft A. Sewing machines are the bkit and only reliable ma chine for either family use or manufacturing purposes. Forty our first premium awarded these machines in 1S63. The oulj machines, that both seta per prrfc tiy and emhrniiirr Ofllie, No. 449 Pena street.

Tun Fi.orknck" fitwt.vo Machisk, Bold at No 443 DIED a OntlieT Mr. THOM AS MILLARD. tn Hib 75th yer of hit ti The rel friers of tbe also the Era blemitic Lodge. Nn C9 I ofi. K.

and the officers a eniplnver i.f ih ln ir.s U.Itepot, are respect fully invitt to r.itfni ihp funeral, from hii latt residence No. 2'4 f.vith mm ret, Thur day afternoon th 11th insl, r' '2 to proceed to the Churle Krana Cemetery, rhilad, and Ohio paper please copy. The deceased has been in the employment of the Reading IUil Road Company, for the pant 22 yar. during which period his character hssbf en uniformly correct, and he justly merited the approval of tbe Company for honcnty and integrity. 3 In this city, on Friday, Feb.

HARRIET L. F.HDMAN, aged 20 years. Her friends nro invited to attend her funeral day, Februry 9ib, at 9J A. in the Presbyterian Church. Died on th Olh Mrs CATHARINE YERGER relict of tbe late George Yerger, io the 75th year of her sge.

The relatives an friends of the family ar respect fully invited to attend her funeral, this afternoon att o'clock, from her residence corner of 1 ah nd Court Alley The remains will betaken to Alsace for burial. Killed at tho battle of Chicbamauga, WILLIAM h. RRINER, oldest on of the lateGeerge Briiwr, in tbe 34th year of his ago Deceased belonged to the 125th Ohio Capt. Etewart. JOT LOST.

3rn wre lost last evening at the E. R. Depot The entire sum was in jreenlacks. A num ti rof other papers were with the money. $150 Williba psil for the return of the money and paper to inigomcK.

0 Jof 0. V. KMHL AM AT1C LODGE NO loThe .1 nembers of tbe Lodge meet at the Hall thi nluruoin at one o'vlvck precisely to attend the funeral of oar lato brother, TliOMAf MILLAKD. lbJt A. M.

JS0UDER3, Sec'y. AUCTION AUCTION! TTE'IHY KVAXINti, February t(h, 1S4 at 7 o' clock, will be sold at Public Auction st the Store of Augustus I.evan. iu Penn itrent, between 10th and 11th Candies and Candy Jar, Spice Candy. A large lot of Household and Kitchen Furniture, 1 W. RUUKIIART.

Auctioneer. DOG LOST. Arnung dog abi ut 6 months old. of a ellow color 'tlV with Hiumn tail, was lnt on Kimdar. II.iiaby Nud bis rifck without mine.

A enluhin reward jnid ir his return to cor, 10th fin 1 feb 0 2 L05T OH STOLEN! YOFNO WftlTK liai'Mi with a own held VI ni seve at lUck ni'ots on hi hucV rird io vion, tnJ we shall Lave to i.ronect A lit'rRl "wr'1 'ril for Xim pi WITTH eybel Pp WALL PAPERB JuBt received a large and elegant New Stock Of Paper Hanging of the latest style ranging In price from the highest to the lowest figure, Paper Hanging Attended to promptly, and in the best Btyle. 3P.LXiW TUTSI Gr. Jobs executed in the most workmanlike style, and charges moderate. 1 A responsible and competent man sent into the country to attend to all jobs with which I may be fa vored. The Custem of the public is respectfully solicited.

S.U. HOLLENBACIl. House andfciin Painter, 63, and 65, N. MATRIMONIAL. THE ADVERTISER, a Soldier, wishes to form Matiimonial alliance with an intelligent and respectable lady, not over 35 no objection if ehe is a widow money not considered much of an object.

As the Advertiser is Bincere, and refers to the publishers of this paper on that head. He hopes no one will answer this for the sake of ridicule Is in good health and not bad looking Photograph exchanged. Com mnnications confidential. Address Uox63(5 Reading, Post Office. feb 8 3t IBB IX mn Ninth Army Corps.

FILL UP THE RANKS OF THE 50TII P. Wanted. 17or Companies E. and II. 50th Regt, P.

on being filled up the Regiment will be concentrated with Ihn rest of the Coips.now being recruited to 60. 000 men, and leave for the seat of war on Special Service, TJnd er the command of Major General Burnfide United States Bounty to Recruits, i City of Reading, Ward Bounty, 488 Penn SI. C. I I PROPRIETOR. 32 402 250 60 Come forward and enlist in the veteran regiments, under effluent officers.

Now ss the time to connect yourselves with the famous 9th Corps, aud see special service, wnder the lead of en. Bnrnside. Recrnii for the above Companies will be receied and tbe Bounties paid at NO 10, KORTII FIFTlt STREET, LEADING, PA. HEXRY A LANTZ, Capt 50fh Kegt PV Recruiting Officer, TO LET. The Ilali occupied by the American Mechanic possession giveen on the First of April next.

Terms low. Jnquiro on the premises of G. W. Goodrich, 449 Penn Square STORE STAND P0R RENT. TIIFi Tvell known Store stand and Feed Store ln Lesport, Berks County, Althouse's Lock, is ofTore'l for rent, tegnther with the wharf and tensnt house.

Applv to R. K. ADAMS, Reading, or to JOHN GER NANT. at Loesport. feb 6 tf LOST.

TTTa lost in going up 5th street, between Laurel and Franklin, a ULACK I.ACE The flnd. will be Buioably rewarded on leaving FICK. it at TfiTS OF Only 30 cent a bushel for good Potatoes, and the beat quality of Coal Oil, for 10 cents per qnart, at th 8. Corner of 8th aud lVun sts. P.

1KB tit. frb Recruits Wanted FOR ANY Volunteer Regiment NOW IN THE FIELD Vble bodied men between tbe age of 18 and 45 years will receive the following BOUNTIES. Veteran, 2 AllOihers, a 02 From the City of Reading City Bounty, 2 5) Ward Bounty, 50 Apply at the Rundezvous, Seventh Street below Penn, where all tiecesarv information will be furnished. RICHAhD U. ROGERS.

5pt. t3rd l'enna feb 6 tf Recruitiug Officer. 4 draught of the Cburch, and detailed LOST. Elevation of front of drawincr of Parapet. Th under will be suitably rewarded bv leaving the fame at the Church, or at the residence of Rev A.

G. CUMjWI I feb 5 3t COOPERS WANTED? 4 GOOD COOPERS to make nail Tasks, are wanted immediately at the Birdsboro' Nail Work. The Highest Wages paid. Feb 6 lw XSZlAXSIs O. BSCISEIi Attorney at Law.

OFFICE with Andr'w l. Sallade. corner of Sixth and Washington atreets, Readiiii', Pa. fib 4 KEN OP PROGRESS AMERICAN INVENTORS ENGRAVED ON STEEL UY UN S1I1TA1N, AFTKB THE ORICISiL PAIXTt.NQ BT C.SOHUSSKLI0,orIMiildiphi.i. GODFREY GRAF.

No B37 Penn street Order respectfnlly solicited. Agent, Reading, JanoOtf RY GOODS AT TUB HEW YORK STOilE 430 3Poitx Stz'oot. A LARGE STOCK OF DOMESTIC GQOJ3S. Selling at than the Wholesale Price in PL ila la. ALSO A LARGE LOT OF Pantaloons Stuffs BELOW THE VALUE THE BIL.IMK OF GOODS elling of at les than hnlf price, at tho Now York Dry Good CITIZENS 0 THE 2ND WARD ATTENTION! Avoid the Draft THE citizen ef Second Ward are earnestly request to respond liberally to tbe call a ef the block Committees for iubscriptiong, and to pay up as promptly an possible.

Recruits are now coming in fat, and it la absolutely necessary that our fuud should be increased to enable the Committee to pay the $50 Ward bounty promptly, This appeal is earnest, and we call particularly up on Men in the Draft" to respond liberally and cheer fully to this call, and assist the Committee with "Mv terial aid' and the quota of the Ward will be filled be yond a doubt The Committee i in session every eveninp at Head Quarter D. M. opposite Provost Marshal's Office, to receive contributions. F. LAUER, WM.

I. CLOUS, DOUGLAS, J. F. MOEItS, C. BOYElt.

feb 4 8t Com. RECRUITING AGENCY. jUIE UNDEUSIGNED having been duly appointed JL by the Committee of the 2nd Ward aa Recruiting Agi'nts for said Ward can be found at their rendezvous Weands Eagel Hotel, opposite the Provoat Marshal's office in 5th street at any time of the day. Any information in regard tn recruits will be thankfully rfcived by eithet of the undersigned, aud all information given. $3(W.

Cash in and Government bounty besides will be secured to each recruit. feb 2 tf HEW IIOWAISD h. MILLER, GEORGE NEWKIKK, JACOB LKAHMAN. GEGRGK L. KNOPP, JACOB BUYER.

A the New Malt House, opposite the Cotton in 9th streot, there is constantly on hand. salo a Large Supply of Malted by F. J. SIIULPT Sr. CO.

jan 20 3mo Reading liardware ork flth rr Canal, 11 i YAinXD. DESIRE sll ol lbo.f to ri.rr.e fjr work on Mill For RECRUITS WANTED TO FILL LT THE QUOTA OF THE C2TY OF RSADIPJC, The following Bounties will be paid for Recruits for any Regiment or Company in the service: Government Bounty Veterans, $102 0' City Bounty, 2AO no Ward Bounty, M0 5702 00 Others than veterans, $602 U0. Apply to C. WISE. Recruiting Agent 8th Dls.t.

Penna. OFFICE In the Provost Marshal's Building, corner of 5th st. and Cherry alley. Jan'20tf. Queens ware, No.

41 North 6th Street, THREE DOORS ABOVE THE COURT HOUSE. HO. REES. would respectfully announce that he has taken tne Store of the'late S. F.

RL'P PKilT at above p'ace, where will always be found a well selected and cmplee assortment of Goods in all above nampd branches, which will be sold at lowest Market prices Butter JEgj and all kinds Country produce, brought tnroe times a week direct irotntne farms, by my own conveyance fresh and of brut quality, constantly on hand, and for iu large and small quantities at low prict'S. jnu 15 tf COAL OIL. Good burning Coal Oil AT TEX CEXTS A Ql.lliT! At Geo. Lcrch .104 l'enn Fqrtire. THE unders'giied.

havin? been duly appointed by the ExecuMve Couioiiltee of ftih Ward, a Recruiting Aden's tor fi'h Ward can be found the office of tho ard in North f.th Streot, above l'enn, next door to Herman's Airien'tnral and peed fore, or at the Provost Marshal's lifioe, at any hour dining the day Any information in regird to M'cruits will be thnnk fu'ly recetred by cither of undersigned, and all information giuen, $.300 Citsh in hand, ond Government Bounty besides, will be iunured. It ERMENTROUT, II A RUTH, ADAM POTTEIC.FPv, Recruiting Agents, 5lh ward, Reading WANTED OLD BRASS COPPER. Clash paid for old Brass. Copper, Pewter," lfea and Zinc. At Douglas At (omnards Machine shop A Brass Foundry irner of sixth and Chestnut streets Reacing, Feb.

2 lw A Desirable Investment. rPo be disposed of ths very Superior Billiard situate at tbe old State House, corner of Fifth and Penn. For terms ani to treat fur purchase, apply to the proprietor, on tho premises. Hecruits Wanted For the Invalid Corps. 11 soldier who hiv beeu discharged from the U.

3 Pervice for disability have an opportunity to enlist forlight duty in this Corps ofllouer. Pay and enrolments the same a in the Regular Army, no knapaacK to be carried or fatiguing marches to be undergone. Pay rce ved promptly and regularly Clothing in abundance. The Duty the most honorable that a soldier run be calkd upon to perform. Apply to AUSTIN A.YATES Capt Co II.

H'h Rogt. I. aud Recruiting Officer. jin 22 tw No. 13, North Fifth Street Reading, Pa FOR RENT.

fl 'he Bwellir.i Ilousti eow occupied by Henry Rush onjf, Penn creet bei.iw Fifth. Possession given on the first ef April. Apply at BUtfHONO iSOXS Distilery, teb 3 1 For limn, Mice, Itonclies, Antu, Krl ItiiK, Mol; in Purs, olcn Vc, In. rlM.il Plnun, I on Is, Aiiliunls. Put up in 2.1c.

MM at.d $100 Boxes. llotMe. and Flaks. fjr Hotkl, Prni.ic Isstitu TIONtJ, A Only infalUMe remedies known" Fre from Not dangerous to the llnmnti "lists roine otit of their h'i'e to die ID f'o'd Wholen ilp In nit I cit ivs iU" 1 by nil Iirnirifint and Hetni'er everywhere. 11.7 ofiill worthless imitstior.

HJ" tee that "Costirs'' name Hon each Box, Bottle, and Flask, before vou bnv IPT Adlress II EN 15 TOST A Paisriru. nroT II r'old by Ua'vev llirch Br.i Re Uil Agent Re iflirc I'r AGEIfTS VANTED 4 (ENTS wanud t. sell a I's'ent srliele, at whb thy e.n rnnue from rer ilsr. Arj.lv tMy mni.e from 5 to it) dsy. frb a tf ondny, hsyinf roiitrsct all tinds of nillits eletblng.

(i ood ill be pl I at MKS A. DIEHM. 1 For Sale and To Let FOR REKT TllE room now ocuupied by the Howard ExpreB Co. Possesnion given on the first of April. For particular inquire of GEO.

LERCH CO. jan 21 tf Wisconsin Farm For Sale. ON the shore of Lake Michigan, one mile south of Racine, a thriving city of 150 K) inhabitant. AmL 70 Acres ot Land in order handsome wlth 0ar(iBn Trees, iililll condition BRICK BARN 80 by 4t) feet Chicago and Milwaukie Rail Road touche the property, and the main Public Road along the' LaUe phore passes through it. Price reasoUA.h'.e and terras easy.

Apply to Jan 30. 1864 2 '2 Farms. 80 pon Building Lots. david Mcknight, Reading, Pa VALUABLiE REAL ESTATE. AT PRIVATE SALE.

T'HE welI Ihree story BUICK HOUSE, with extensive back No. 5C Penn street, late the residence of Ocn, Wm II. Keim.and bow bc cupied as the Constitution Houss and by the Union League. The lot has a front on Penu street of 24 feet but widen within the space of the building to 30 feet and extends at width of 30 feet to Cherry Allev J.epth of lo 230 feet ALSO Two two story FRAME HOUSES with yard front and bnck, situate on east side of South 6t.b street below JLaur i Lot 40 feet front by 115 feet deep to hi ten' teet alley. ALSO Five Shares of Stock in the Tenn Eaylnga Association.

For terms, apply to BEVERLY R' KEIM, or JkssS O. IUW1.ET, dec 5 tf Attorney at La 15 North 6th St. i HOUSES, FOR SALK. S3 in different narts of tbe eitr tv 0 above properties will be sold chean and on easy terms, by RHODK FISHER, Nov 6tf No 765 East Ppnn cor. Eighth.

IIouso, Barn and 3 acres of first rata land, fine appi orchard, spring, for sale in Muhlenberg townfhip Price $1350 00. Also, 1 Farm, 46 Acres, Good Buildings, AppleOrch ard, Fruit. Spriu water, A 6 mite from Read ing Will be sold at a bargain. 1 HOUSES. ES.

25 2 Mills, 6 Bonds aud Mortgages. Apply to DANIEL 8. ZACHARIAS, Commercial Broker, 3ni urt Street. Reading 07 Houses, 16 Duildinf Lots, situated in different part the city, also 0 Farms in the country. For particular apply to PHILir ZIEBER, Real Estate Brokrt 9th tj Tvun St.

Reading HOUSIS. FOit SALE. 12 Buildise Lot. orarm. 4 Tracts of Timbe Land 2 Forges.

2 Mills. Apply to JACOB SCriMUCKER, 5 2ti Bonds taken in payment for some of the abor proprtics. Real Estate Agent ap 11 63 ce' opposite the Curt Houst Valuable Ileal Estate at Private sale Til subscriber offers for sale on reasonable and easy terms, all that certain three story Biiek i'i. vj Kiiuaia on me easi siue ol B. Sixth street rurtli nf inr.l in Ml iiiv KtlJ Reading.

The house hasbeen recently built aud has attached to it a tiro story brick bark building, nith nil the necessary conveniences. TLe lot on which the buildings are erected is nineteen feet six inches front, and one hundred and flftem feet deep. An abundance Plum, Cherry and Peach trees, aud firspes on the. premises. DANIEL ERMENTROUT, Attorney at Law, angl7 tf Corner ot Sixth St.

and Court Alley FOR SALE. HPWO Steam Engines, fi and 33 Horse poerand JLboi'ers Iron orks, findings of all kinds fir sal vary lotr by T. J. HERTULKT. jun 11 tf notice! 1 HFBEliY OIVEN that the partnership lately sub sisting betweeu Francis Joseph Obrt and Robert of the city cf Read mr, under the firm of Oln rt Ai Tippett, was dissolved on the second day of January, A one thousand eight buedred and sixty fo by mutual consent.

Al! debts owing to tbe sid partnership will be bo received by said Francis Joseph Obert, aud all demands on the said partnership are to be presented XO him for payment. ROBERT Tl PPETT, 4 tf F. OUERT. ANTED WO OR TH HEE I done on Sewing Machines. jan 13 3t girls to finish Apply to MRS.

MILLER. 4th st, bet Wash, aud Walnut st CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOEs. Havinc bought N. T. tieho's entire stock of Boots and Shoes, I am prepaid to sell chesper tbtn any other establishment ia the City, at the Old Place No.

753 Penn Street, 3rd door abolhe "Berks Conn ty Houwe." DANIEL F. gHEARER. jan 21 lm DAVID jSJEFF1 Has jusrreceived from Nw York a full line ZS" I3eiKns of rUSLB LAINES LATEST PRINTING OF COCIIKCO AND AMERICAN Also, a general assortment of BALMORAL SKIRTS Zn22. DAVID NEFF. lr ANTED two Master Colliers at Mary Ann Fur liaee, Loncsarnp township, Beiks county, neit season to coal 50 0 cords Wood A l.i.eral price will be pai Apply to HOKATIO TREXLEIt.

Readinf, ai Lesber Trexler, at the Furnace. jao 9 1 mo flaskets, la ll WaddiPgeteat H. CHEESE. an 15 POT TOES rOT.ITOi:s 30 Cts. and 45 Cts.

per Bushel. JOSEPH PHKARKR. corner ot 8th srd Franklin hns a lsrp lot of Potatoes the above rrlres. i I in a g.tod st.te of preservation jn iS 2w looo "bai.moraT slTiTfsi FULL NOW SELL1SI1 AT THE NEW YORK, DRY GOODS STORE. NO 43 PENN FTREET, AT R(M O.

O. HOOK 1 MNE (KOUM Fri(: fnnme, Cloves. A spies, (ifrg Mis, i'errsr, Ae st Psnerrk'a erd ioJ. D. T.

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