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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-06

sE-Go in time 70 Hci,kam :, Merchant Tail
or, No IL North Illinois street. aud get 'he hfsi
choice from his stock Of f'll goods at old
prices. 5Oiw
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Masonic NoucE-A special meeting OF Cen
ire Lodge No. %, for work. will be beld ,hi.
Saturday evening at u o'cloek.
CnAs Fisher. Secretrry
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INDIANAPOLIS
On Friday and Saturday, August
IL and Ii, at 2 and z P. NJ,

Under one sxsrnoas pavilion, for one price OF aamis-
son which ~~i'hstan hing the enormous onti+y at
tendant INC q s1-h an unBr~c dcutef combination,
axed at rhe - figure Of 80 Childrcn under ten
years of age, hal. price
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~ Bailey's Great Combination CFea- i
,,ming attached 20 = Hipopotarnus See edver-
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w.xTkD--A situation a. book keeper 81
clerk. Address G.. ". Soufer. hox No. 1919,
indianapolis. laAiana 5-3
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-06

fE~Lincolt's Sundey. T,sf-das hast. wss ny
deserved ia this city. Every zaiooa set lunch
and We never before $40 80 u'snv drunken
people
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-06

80 Th.tts -sesi. js-erter-. s8xte-ofie tran
~ient men .,f,d fhi.fsefs sub~fifutes are at The
solder's Haas. e. feafs - he Asm' oi be
Potomac.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-06

~ Another iai - uesrs troops isfi the e''s
last night for tie Afms II ihe Potomac Where
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A SUPERIOR R,NEpY.-Wc can c0n>ciCnti1usiy
recommend To those suffering from a distressing
cough De tritkl-nds Melliuous Cough Bal
sam II gives Ialiei almost instantaneous. md
: wi,hal not dis.fgreeable 10 the taste There i
no aoubt but thsi Nelifiuons Cough Bsl>am Is
one of the hest preparations n pse and j. all that
IL nroprietors ciim for i, We have tired IL
..nring rhe past Week. and found relief from =
most distressing Tough /, is prepared by Dr.
Strickland. No 4. last Fourth street. Cincinnati.
Ohm - Ciscinn.iti Nai.nnnl tnion n
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-06

An eScaision train will leave the Union
desst on Friday morning. August l2h. At b 80
4 NJ urecfsely iand returning. will leave Cin-
sinnafi a. T. NJ; same evening. giving paS-en
.,ers se-.rnI hourk time IN the CITY: OF. Il lie
sirc. passengers AGING down the excursion
train can retrrni on either OF the regular pas
-enger trains Of ihe indianapolis and Cincinnati
Roee. leaving Cincinnati 1t 80 A. NJ. ii 30
n or - { PIN on Saturday. August 18Th.
upon either 81 Witch trains excursion tickets will
De good iot the iasssge. No hsli--tare tickets
will he -old. sndi passengers will provide them
selse. si,h 'ies!ts before taking seats n the
e4f-
Tickets esH D! had AZ Willard n Sfo~eil's.
sd ! VI BebR,m ( CO S Music Stores. FIRST
National AMI Flitehsr Shsrpe's hank and at
the Ticket Office Ia the Union Drpo'
A ne proceeds of this excursion are - bc
devoted e;.tireis 80 the charitable object OF
b.liidiEg NiS-soj Ssbbath School House in this
city. il i hoped I'D believed bt The Managers
thst tsYis excur>fsi "ili demand. aud receive toe
iibersl p4liousgsSi tie citizens OF Indianapolis
and vicinity
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EARLY CLosISG.-Anxious 70 give our young
men time for Improvement, We will continue 20
close a; o'clock ? " during the season.
". II GLgyx
ichi2dem frOpreiors New } ork SI0re.
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sEDan. Rice's Great show /. coming se'
advertisement
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zsIieA' showers fell over 'h'. region yes
l1rll.r
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PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.
TsEisr.r DxrAarsxsr. July IS. 1884.
Notice Is hereby gwen ,k.s sss-ersy<ss.s M
ceved by The Treasurer of the United s,s,es the ssreT
Asi>,sn; TT, and designated p.po-.res b.
the SstOral Sank designated and qualified Depossa
Snd financial As~a.- Treasury Note psyssss
'er~yssrs fars Ausu-tis. ises tc,siss hserss re
uua.i -c's':. P.s se'e g. "a al money
ree<e ~ All h-ss vsrtibs- at ,ss ss;..s. Of 49,
hcal'~ rv,s NJ y per cs-a "a brsris bond.
fk esa ,rv - o. p.s.bl. ,-sss r.r. hoa
August is. isse.
The Note vii be issued denominations u esty. orc
hundred, i've hsHded enc shousad, and sre thousand
dollars and ALL be issued in blank OF payable 10 order
may be directed by the subscribers. -
All subscriptions mus, he for fifty dollars. o. some ul.
tple OF hfty dollars.
Duplicate certificates will be issued for all deposits
TAe party depositng endorse upon the original
cste the denomination Of notes reQases ard whether
they be issued In blank payable order when
50 endorsed ii must be len with the officer receiving the
deposit to be forwarded TO this Department.
The will be transmitted to the owners free Of
transportation charges AFTER the receipt OF the
original Certificates Of DepOs, they be prepared
made prior that date, and will be paid by the Depart
men; upon receip, Of the original certificates.
IS the notes draw interest from August Is, persons
making deposits subsequent that date mus, pay the
interest accrued from date of note date Of deposit
Parties deposiiing twenty ve thousand dollars and up
wards for these any time will be allowed
commission Of snequsrter Of per cent which win
be paid by this Department upon the receip, Of bin
the amount certified to by the officer with whom the de-
posit was made No deductions FOR commissions mus,
be made from the deposits
Officers receiving deposits will that the proper
dorsemeuts made upon the original certificates
All officers authorized receive deposits requested
give applicants all desired Information and afford
every facility for making subscriptions
". r. rESSEN DEN,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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Iioslgss fISHaK
III ~
p NO Is COMING.
ss1
MI
az N ~ MI
- A s
Y~
- 80.
nrrpopatr.S Axn -
- ~ - - - - a p -
AnkIPl,E llUklAAVllN !
8 III Uttii
ENLARGED, sm roved a Rcorganixed.
Sands, Nathans & Co.'S Perform
ing Elephants!

Whose wonderful feats surpass anything before
wtne and whose dociiity and intelligence
have arrested the attention Of the most noted savans
and students OF Natural History.
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sc. SC. &e.. sc dc.

sse.. seysnours letter 10 >ce'y Stanton
albany. n Y. August : The following Is
Gov Seymour lett TO Secretary Stanton fela
tive o. the quota ia the first Ter districts Of tie
State al New York:
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- TRAYED OR STOLEN. SON. time in July, from the
- pasture Of Mr. vsjsn, east Of this city, white.
fea-bitien Horse, fifteen hands high. nine or ten year
old. marked with the letter under The
liberal reward will be paid for any Information that
viii lead 10 his recovery.
MAURICE KAHN,
sugs or firm Of Hays, Kahn 4 Co.
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fcbIadem
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Boots and shoes made TO order
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Gsie,I.

GARBFR.-On the 18Th Inst, amer long and painful
Illness. PRE- COTr sou of Simuel aud S f. Hdrb'r In
The rea,ycs snd friends or the ftmy are invited
tend tAC funeral. without trh notice, from No llB
sirnP iarden " day m1nug the 18th last az
~ O'Clock TO rucet q 90 Laurel Hil -
GOIpEY Killed, July iu the rihh pits before pstcrs-
burs. Va, JAMES % DEY, of TIC ~ PelnsvW MIA
Arun,ry, OF James I'D Mary Ana GO,dey, aged -
years.
HnsN-on Tuesday morning, 18th inst ALEX ASDER
Z. HORN.
II re- stives and ri,r, Of the family are re,pec fully
invited Htted his fyneral from the residence Of his
John Hurn, NO. ~ g. Broad street. Friday ljtu
inst. at 10 o'clocb A. NJ.
MERRY On thu morn Of the 18Th int AZ one o'clock,
MARY VA LEIl, el u Of the late Michael Merry.
Inc III ids Tie t"vttcd atcu dtne rune
without further notice. from his fesuence No 3l5 \.
Six street, Saturday morning at clock. Service
in 1t. Marys Church. lnterment at 1t. MichaY,s.
MUCH-On the llth inst MAgTuA MU II, DAUGHTER
OF GeOra" Elnor NUN, aged months aad DAYS.
The ives ana RI nds - the atui resposttuY
invited 10 attend the neral from tho residence Of ner
paren y r.. crnei OF FOuth and DCkcrsOn streets, on
FrldaN hfernOnn at O'Clock
PBESsER o. the l2th Inst " NLENrlNE PRE- IS Err,
! oil Ottweter Rheinueussen, AGED 6t years.
His fri nds q, th,Sr of family re respectfully in
N sunday atternOOn the l7Ih nst at
| O'Clock, without further notice.
| RIT MEYEK.-Iuly ~ 1864, Mrs. CAROLINE RIT E.
MEYER wife o' Char Rltmc or and daughter OF John
| ald GaiAHrIpv tp., la her 25th year,
The oluves Rrd fiie lds o: the family respectfully
invited the unerd from her late residence, Hut
: tonwUud street.. bet"cen seventeenth aud Egteenth
Flu eihl 20 'ake pace on F1d1y ahern on az
oclock without further nolce. To proceed 10 GenWJOd
| Cemetery.
TILLEY.-On the 18TH inst, Mrs. ELIz ABErH c. TIL
| LEY. Ia the C6th year OF her age.
ends and relations are respectfully invited 70 At
tend uneru, rohi ber spu-in Ia VS. resdcdce,
| Whrc, AIT No iO2 iiRe avenue, Canlen N j.. on FRI
day afternoon. the 18th inst, al o'clock
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young ladies know that there actually exists
quite community Of young men afraid to
get marriedP They are painting for matri-
mony. They know it win be the very thing for
them. But they get only moderate salaries,
and want good plain girls, who will be sufli-
ciently attractive to keep them away from
the club. And they can't find them. They
dare not risk proposal to the young women
they meet at the parties, adorned with flnery
they could not pay for, should they devote
their revenue for one whole year TO that eX
elusive purpose Their case Is sad one
We should like to see en- improvement in the
young ladies', If only for the sake Of these un
pleasantly-sltuated young gentlemen. Shal
we ever meet FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE al
the opera, or be introduced TO her at a seleci
party?
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Az UNNArURAL FATHER.--Yesterday after-
noon a man NAMED J. Llchten was held IN $500
bail on the charge Of biutslly whipping his little
step-son, boy nbuut twelve years OF age. The
defendant resides on Mctvaiue street. near Sixth,
and frequent complaints have been made oy the
neiphbors because Of the general harsh treatment
of the little fellow by his father. The boys back
was SCARED in a number Of places from wounds
inflicted by Iichten. On the occ t,ion referred
H. the lad, VITO works IN Morris, Tasker
Morris foundry, cam" home from his labor aud
took of his working shirt 10 put on a Gle ~ one.
In doing 80 he dropped the cast.OH garment on
the cor, wbcreupou the stop.fdher said he
should not throw his ClOthe, about that way. Tue
boy made remark wheroupIn m he was whipped
most unmtrc'iully on tie bare back.
Local BHKv1riBs.-All the public schools of
this district were closed yesterday. Interesting
exercises were had at some Of them. By her
will Margaret Beckman Livingston bequeaths all
her property, real and personal, for the purpose
Of educating young men Tor the Gospel ministry,
and for sending the Gospel to the heather. ...
George Crooks, twenty-tlree years Of age, fell
through bridge on the Norristowu railroad yes
terday, while attempting to get upon the crs,
and was seriously injured about the head aud
back Hereafter all vessels from Kav West
will go into quarantine az the LHzarettN; the
vel ow fever pruva ling at that place o.. "A boy,
named james ID. Hahn, aged six years, was run
over by an omnibus In SIKH street below Crhe-
rre, 81 evening, ana instantly killed . VI tior-
GeUer Couch's hcadqutrter HIS b ei TEN 70
rarily lucuted at No. 90j Walnut stree.... The
brewers OF this city have raised ths pr.ce of
diauRht ale 10 Sll ha'rrl and hOttling ale TO
$40. Ale used 10 command from $3.50 70 -
per barrel.
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THURSDAY. JULY IA. 1854.


As We predicted, the Rebels, In small force,
have done great deal Ct mischief in Mary
land. The infantry column, which moved up
from Frederick to Washington, has rocrossed
the Potomac river, and is now en- route to join
LEE at Richmond with its spoils and ill-got-
ten gains of all kinds. This raid has been
the best planned and executed Of any the
Rebels have ever devised yet, and II has
failed at oil points.
The damage done to our various railroads
Is very slight, and that done to the citizens
was in many instances deserved. It Is true
we have been insulted in our capital, but the
Rebels had to beat a rather hasty retreat
without gaining any remarkable advantage.
They are gone, and may they be pursued
with that vigor which was brought forward
among the people for defense. If an army be
sent after them under good general, they
viii be destroyed, and GRANT will be assisted
!, If they are left to go free, they win turn and
g come up the Valley again, OF go into Ken
tuclSy and make raid.
They shonld be followed, and should not be
allowed to join either LEE at Richmond, ol
MORGAN in the Valley of Virginia. As foi
Major HARRY GILMORE. we hope that ir he
Is ever taken he may be handed over tC
General SHERMAN, who is the only man who
knows how TO deal with Rebels.
From General GRANTS Army we have the
y good news that all is progressing fayorably
The Weldon Railroad, just repaired by the
Rebels, has been again destroyed by our
troops.
Reports from General SHERMAN are mos
cheering. He has probably taken Atalanta
and destroyed JoHNsToN's Rebel army. Hi
campaign has been everywhere brilliant ant
successful.
General FOSTER has been worrying th
Rebels about Charleston considerably OF late
He has gained small successes on Johns anc
James Islands recently with very small losses
There is report on the street that tn
pirate Florida has been captured, but we can
not trace 1t to any respectable source.
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A New PmNrING PREss.-The following Is
from the last issue Of the Apeyicon Bank Noto
Reporter -
pusoSAtSnoe onr last issue, the new cylinder prsgs
irt had nr OF 10 be male by Nessfs ifJu E lO,
Of New YORK has zen received and sutup and pes+n
edition ot the American BIHk Note R8D = has beea
printed thereon. .L,.ASS1
The lar of work required ts outlay our
part. In supply the domqnd. We added
oour establishment Piercing M'chiue. Gu ter G '. Oy
which the gutro work w g.; um sittOn,
aud bioding Hll performed the uudHr Que
immo dac supervision. tui with rapi Ky uu tpprJich-
able by any cO'empOrary.
Following the dr,t-gd,s Bank Note lists Or Sew York
cily whicl u,C Ir tcu weeLh, we commence with his
numhrt ,hc WcJsIy vditi Or the iHer,c BdIt NJ'g
Reyoyier Our patrons win emoml that 70 IA the only
Bank Note Reporter issued weekly m Philadelphia, aud
the ~, one a. Baltimore
Tho AiHer,cDu a 4 Note Rcp9yisr will be herfan Is
sued on the lst h, itr, 92d Of month Semi-
monthly mont " subscribers receive weekly
ctiiion by payn. tue difference Of ra'usl
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AN NliDINANrE u


TO AUTnoRlzE an ADD D.TIoNAL LOAN
TO hEE1 THE EXPENSES INCIDENT TO THE
DEFENSE or 1HE CITY, AND For OtHER PUR-
II sES.
Section The Select aud Common Councils of the city
Of Ihl delphia do oran 1ht the Mayor is hereDy au
thor zed borrow less than par, t1e credit or
the corp ration, snCh mo may he Iuirtd
BY tie Jty n asuref fom tim % time to prbvide for
tie fam les u from the ci PnIldo ph In
the vice 6fue United states an for the s t1e
city, sceCdrg the whole the sum of hundred
thOusH dl S for whi'h utere tnot exc ed the rate
pc. cent annum shall be paid half year", on
the rs daa OF January and July at the Oce Of the y
Treasurer.
The piincoal ftNe said loan sh VI be payable and aid
at eNpra ion Of thirty from the date Of tlo sam
hlOut the u holders tnerooi, AID
cTncats therefor, the usual form suC vert hcates
ofCity LnaI shall In ueh the leudes
may require bu not for any fact' al paft OF blU, or
ie uired in hm'uns Of d'e hundle ~ me tho sand
dollars and sha be expressed IN sail cerufcafes hae
tie SAID .an iherin menuo cd and the interest tlreJf
are pny able n q from ali taxes.
Set On 2 Whenever any shall re made ~ virtue
hereof there shan be, b, II this ordnance aaau-
ally apuTopacd uut ~ the income Of the saa
and 'als"d by taNat on, sum sutc nt 70
pay said ceihcates and the rtner sum
OF hTeetenIh yer tha value ot such
issued, snal uo aO1rop'taed luarary Out
OF the income and taxss 20 sinking tund, worth und
and its accumulhtUns bereOy especially pledged for
the redemption aud paymtn " aid certiica es.
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KINSEY-RIIEY.-Jue Is, tsGt, at No. liln Hanover
s'rte. Kn,ituiun, n, JOIN q. wilson, V. y VI, NJ.
bBFRT KlNSEG and Mts. MARTHA RILEY. bJtu Of
tIis ~.
ANSISG-SNATCHER- On tho 18th Inst, by Alder
man White =. MAN NING, ot 'hI td~ipnia To Mss
50 3AH RNAr'IIER, ot "A en- New Jersey.
NEiSHUS-GUD SECH = on n. lrh of Jun, 1884,
by tuc Rev y. A tcrrlry. NJ . FRA NCiN l. MER..tlON
to Miss ELLEN II. GUDNE M au Of this city.
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IS OFFICE, COMMON COUNCIL

\ Pu'laueJha. Jul, 5. 1854.
In accordance with resolution Riup oil by Com non
Coz neil uf the ity Pliadephia, nursday, the JUh
day CfJunC, 1864, a. uun"N eu bill, entitled
"AF ORuINAN E
TO AG1TOLIIE - ADiIIlrNAL LOAN TO MEET
THE EXpENSE~ NCIBENT TO rue pBsBNSR
or THE CITY. ANb FOf OTHER PURpO SES."
is hereby published or public information.
WV. r. SM ALL,
Clerk of Common Co IuCil
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RESOLUTION
AUTHoRlZING THE CLERK TO PUBLISH THE OR

Resolved, the Ger Common Council be author
Izsd 10 pLhsh ulN ily IN this city, isdly
for four weeks, th ordnans preseredt TO ommgn Coan
c al satec meeting thereof beld on the 80 cay or
June. 1854. entuled
"An Ordinance 10 Authorize Additional loan meet
the incident to the deence OF the CITY, and hof
Other putIOses.'
Councils aneT the eNpratitn Of fouT weeks trOni the
frst day Il ssid puhlcanou, Snall presen' 10 this
Council each said newspapers for every dav in
~hch the snail have been 10 de iy9 sW .
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OWN YOUR COLLIERIES
AND
GET YOUR COAL AT COST,
THIS EFFECTUAL PLAN OF CHEAPESING COAL
To about half the market price, offered by the
BROAD MOUNTAIN
MAMMOTH VEIN COAL COMPANY,
No. l2l S. THIRD STREET,


Is successfully progressing It's l, speedy, and triumph
ant cons unimation.
Tie great works OF the Company fremont, schuy
Kill CO unity. are NEARLY CuMPLErED, and will supply
all SHAREHOLDERS nom October next, with the best
kinds OF COAL AT THE PRIME COST, viz -
Two Heavy Tons on Each Share Every Year
for Twenty-Five Years.
The prize Of each sharo Ia the esen Is sl25O,
pay able half cripou ana half August % next,
(srd in lie next two series 1t win be slj aud 500
1he MARh Ell PRICE Of a heavy ton (22iO lbs)
Of Coal il Sl2 -
The PRIME COST PRICE Vi The same at present
rates (Juy)is:-
For mitng, preparing. royalty, and general
Apenses................. ...............,.. S92j
anspOrtaiOn oyor bTaCCh rtilioRd,..,..,.. 3i
Trans sportatlon over main railroad to rhla-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $40
Transportation trom depot 70 yard......,,. 10
Yard expense ..,........ .....,..........,., -
CaTtng from yard TO Shareholders house.. %
Totai ost Of lross ton delivered at the house
In phladelDhla............. .................. G&
Difference between market price aud costprlse, $40
This makes saving on Two tons or Zach share Of
sIi'lO
should the market price be higher, the saving viii be
su reae and should the market price DO lower, then
the cost price win be prOporlioua'ey lower.
But this Is not all The Company having very large
works, and lNEAIIAUsrl1LE COAL BEDS, FIVE
NILES ~ LENGiH, viii miue much more coal than Is
annually required tor the Stockholders. All the surplus
coal VIII be sold the ruins market rates, and ALL THE
PROFITS Will be distributed every six months as CASH
DIvIDESDs, among the Shareholder, irom whchlt Is
confidently expected they viii roazt every year from 10
10 per cent on tne Investments, aer the ds year. 10
addiuCn 20 the sayngB ON their cjai.
1he Company Possesses EXCLUSIVE MINING AND
TIMBER kIGHTs for quar;er Of a ceutI,y l2j years.
In one tho best richest cpa tracts in ScnuyAli
c unity comprising the aammolb Vein, tho Black Heath,
Prnrose DAplal, and Veins, The coal OF tho
moth Vein il White Ash tAat Of the other Veins partly
White Ash, partly Red Ash.
BIRECTORS.
WILLIAM sCHMd.Lg, President.
ROBERT r. KING,
HENRY sCHMELE.
ALbEkT JARDEN,
| WILLIAM FORD Secretary,
For farther information and for shares (at $780, pay
able ha on subscribing and half August 2, Aoxt)'
| apPJ atthe
OFFICE, NO l2l 8. THIRD STREET,
OPPOSITE THE GIRARD BANK.
! For READING and vicinity the Hon JOSEPH s.
HoYER May Of keadins, accepted the Agency Of
the Company, afler having personally visited exam
ned The mines aud aGara Of the Company. Tho ezens
Of Readbs anu vicinity will spplJ Tor n'ornadou aud
| shares at no MAYoR's oFFICE, at reading.
The cost price of gross Of Coal at Realug DO.
lyeTea the house OF shareholder present rates
not over $40, while the price amounts to more
| than couble thai sum.
HENRY SOHMGLE,
! BI+M TREASURER.