French do not was confined.phlefly iol ui ur los D rend am] ordina ry articles are still lh good supplyi M. Dessbps has left the city for (hocdmp bfGen.Oudinot, but was expected.back immediately. It was also upddrstood that a deputation had been sent on the previous day (o Gdetd, with proposals to’the Pope'to return un der a very limited temporal rule, and wilh a total exclusion of the Cardinals from all political pow er. ! 1 When Ledru Uollin appoarod-alllio tribune, to debate tho question before the Chamber, loud cries arose for the order of the day; but having attempt, ed to persevere, and the cries growing louder* (he President pul on his hat, thus suspending the sitting. When business was resumed; (ho members of (he loft avowed their disapproval of tho President’s con. duct, by tho noisiest demonstration,'and vehemently applauding Ledru Rollin' in the midst of which tho President stepped forward, and told the speaker (hat If tho Assembly was threatened with invasion, it was bnjy by Jlim and his friends. Ledru Rallin then ' quilled tho tribune, declaring that both he and, his party had been insulted, and,that the liberty of speech was at an end. A tremendous uproar.then rose on the left, and foqr of the Secretaries* youngest them* bers of, the House, stood up. and resigned their fune-' lions amidsi the loudest applause from tho Mountain. It Would bo’difßcult to give an idea of the aceno that' followed. Some of the extreme left arose, and were about to quit tho Chamber in a body, when tlioir col leagues induced (hem to resume their seats, and af ter a good deal of.limo had been lost .in the confu sion and tumult, tho aged President stood up and declared, that he was.ready, to retract any. expres sion of his which might have appeared offensive to M. Ledru Rollin. 1 Tho tumult Ihoh began to cease. M.Ledru Rollin once more addressed the House and'demanded that a parliamentary Inquiry should be instituted'into the circumstances of which M. Clevon complained, but the Assembly, by d large 'majority,'rejected the demand and passed to tho order of the day. Tho adjournment look place at half past. 6 o’clock* Tho result of tho elections''ln Algeria-for which five members are returned, place M. Emile Giradm first on tho list; and Henri d’Orloans, Duke d’Au male, second. The votes given to the duo d’Aumate were declared unconstitutional, In some of tho elec toral sections, but not in others. Unless the. decree of biniahmenl is abrogated tho Duke will be unable to sit. It ho Is prevented from, silting jie becomes at once a polilio.il martyr. It remains lp be seen what the Legislative Assembly will do. COMMON SCHOOLS. Th® Examinations for tUe year isio. will commence hi follows, -viz t 1. Schools No. I, 2 and 3, taught’by Mrs., Cuuf. tnnn, Mi*s Wightman and Miss Reiolilcr, will be examined on Monday morning, Juno 25th, at 8 o'clock. ... 2. Schools No. 4,5 and 6, taught by Miss Edmond, Miss M'ClulUn and Miss Hull, in the afternoon of the same day, commencing at 2 o’clock, d. School No. 7 and 8, under the euro of Miss Wilson and Misses Webber’s on Tueaduv inormn? Juno 2CU». at 8 o'clock. . 6 No. 9 and 10, nhddr'tlio core of Mr. Irijmcr and Mr. Quigley, on Tueaduy afternoon at S o’clock. ... ■ ’l’lio classes for transfer In tlio Primary Depart, mcnl will bo, finally examined at the cotfclucion of the other exercises, in their several school rooms. SECONDARY DEPARTMENT AND HIGH SCHOOLS. 5. The Female High School Under the cure of , Miss Hcndcl, on Wednesday morning, June 27tb, at 8 o’clock. 1 - 6. School No.-12, under tho care of Miss Main, in the afternoon ot the same duy,ot 2 o’clock* 7. The Mule High School, luuglil by Mr. Bait, on Thursday morning, Juno 28lli, ut 8 o’clock. 8. School No. 13, tauglii by Miss Underwood,.in tho afternoon of thu same duy, ut 2 o’clock. I). School No. 14, tuught by Mr,Eckels,on Friday - (naming, June 2J, al 8 o'clock. 10; School No. 11, under tho Instruction of Mr Bourighl, on Friday afternoon, commencing at 2 * o’clock. On Saturday morning, the 30th June, the exami nations lor Irunsfur from tho Secondary Department will toko place in Educulion Hull, at 8 o’clock, A. M., where all the scholar* recommended for transfer Irom tho Secondary Department, and ail the Teach ers arc required to attend, at the clot® of which the“ Schools wlll-be dismissed by the President until Monday tho 13th day of Aagust. at 9 o’clock, A. M. On Friday evening, al 7J o’clock, there will be an exhibition by tho two High Schools in Education Hall, of Declamation, Composition, and other Into, resting.exercises and examinations, accompanied bv mono,, . J Parents and (he public generally, are invited to attend tho examinations.*. t JAS. HAMILTON, GEO. SANDERSON, . iyommilitt . GEORGE M’FEELY. («/ Arg'mt. Carlisle, Juno 12, 184 U, Hcrtry Cloy—Request to Resign* Al a meeting of the citizens of 'Trimble county, fry., held on the S3th ult.* in the Court House, id the town of Bedford, without any distinction of party, tho following resolutions offered hyJoiin Robert, Esq., wore adopted.- • -t.- Be it farther Rented, Thnl the' doctrine, pub lished to tho wo t tho Hon. Henry Clay, in r «. lation to emancipation, ore calculated, if curried out not only to violate the Constitutional rights of this Commonwealth, but greatly to Injure the condition of the Slave*, hy corrupting them. Be U farther Rented, As the sense of this moot* log, that the opinions of the snid Henry Clay, now lit Ado manilcßl, upon the subject ofubolition or onion cipotion, that ho is no longer a fit instrument to carry but the wishes and defend (lie rights of the good people of this Commonwealth In tho Senate of. (he United Stales, and therefore, as the first net of the Legislature of Kentucky, he, (ho said Henry Clay should bo formally requested to resign his seat in the Senate ofth'o United Stales, number of passengers who arrived In New York during tha past month. amounts to 84,1321. jWr. /W<7*»r—Permit mo to suggest tba name 6f Major K. M. UihuLE, of 'tho Borough of Carlisle, n« a suitable person for the office of Major General of the 15th Division of Pennsyl vania Volunteers. Major Uiddj.fc has every qualification for a commondlng officer, as any man who belonged to the old Carlisle Light Anilcry can attest. He commanded that compa ny for eight years, and the high state of discipline to which it attained, and at the same time , his great popularity among his men, show that he Would make « first-rate Major General. A CUMBERLAND VOLUNTEER, DIED. On the Olh.lnst, in Dickinson township, Mrs. Lydia Tritt, consort of Christopher Trill, agod 46 proura, 8 monfha, and 4 days. ■ />' ' The deceased wbi a sleadfast'and consistent mom. t»cr oflho Lutheran Cliuroli for many years. She h»s left a largo circle oi friends and acquaintance#, besides children, and the companion of her bosom, |lo mourn her loss. No lingering disease, but a sud don eossaslon of life called her away ; and as her transit was easy, we hare every reason to believe (bother reward la' that of the righteous. In her death wo have lost a friend who was on ornament {o society, and to the ehuroh. Her husband has boon bereaved of an affectionate and beloved wife, and her children of a kind and worthy mother. May the Lord sanctify this affliction to them and their nu merous friend#. . • - Centrevlllo, June 90,1640. Carlisle Sulphur ■*3*' Springs, fpHB Proprietor respectfully Informs his friends JL and the public generally, that ,ho is prepored to Accomodate commforlly a large number of visitors and boarders. T The Springs are 4J miles North of Carlisle, Onm? borlsnd County; Pa., situated in o healthy and ro mantic place. Hot and Cold Paths in good order And every accommodation may ho rolled nn. * D. CORNMAN; N, D. Good Hacks in readiness for the Springs At Homilp’s or llillon’6 Livery, Carlisle. June 24, 1840-—6* Chloride of Unto. A’ PREBH SUPPLY Just received at Dr. lUw )| >a’ Drug Store, > • • '■ : .Estatre a large two story LOG HOUSE, Js. ItX,"' • . i ?9? tfwjft yeathethoarJcd, a good DARN, Wagon Franklin Harbor, s , | JJj JJJJjßgSfShed, Carpenter Shop, and other ncccs- EiiSiißwlTior 1 :: 500 CSBBBMary out-buildings. Also, a Cistern with Da-.1-l nir.l, 1 .. 555 " pump.in It, and good. water .convenient. Also, a J. W, Knrtz, , t ■' 5 oo Apple Orchard, with a choice selection of iidn, Cralir J “ 500 fruit. and a ' variety of Peaches, Plums. &c. Jniin Dormer, ■' J !! 5 A .good title and possession given on the Ist day Tliiinins Bole, , , 4 „ so,, of April nest. Persons wishing to view the proper £SSSS »» *CrmB^W^l\^AAC*LA*^3HAW,^e^ W^l \^AAC*LA*^3HAW,^e,' Dickinson, i* M .Mny 17, 1840—6t*. R««br«rt istun. 15,000 ' <• , g ... . to * n - • N. MlDDt4ETnjf. . M 5O T rAnD : n ' “ . » ■" : 1=0“ OAMURL HRP BURN,w ill reaunie the practice M& a.-, M :: 2 “ ““O of ihn law in the several counties (Cumber- Jnhn Koiiy, * ' S’!,", o '. NfoLy Benjamin Clmmhera John, ? Both John Cox Matilda w. Boogh Pelor Coulter Robert Randolph William Doogcrly John Sohovlllo W. H. 3 Dtoworry Mary Knitdgraaa Henry . Farcx Mu Slayman Dr. Joseph a Graham George Ktlghlemnn Jacob Gllmoro Mrs. S Swlgorl Joseph GroidcrAnn Titrhitt Thomas Homen Jacob Thornton Wm M. Honrtfuvoll Qcorga Weight Margaret 1 Harlzlo Mnry ' Wlllinma E. 0. ' , Harshall Ellftabolhe ' Wlilto Priscilla . Hac(| Latvia WoKTAihclla S. Jonah Eliza A WolfP.hlllp j Jacobs Abraham Warfield Ann ■ ' ; Kennedy Mrs, fij. J, Whitfield John Esq. Kenaday Thompson GEORGE SANDERSON, P, M. - BLOOMFIELD HOTEL, llloomflqUl, Perry County, Pa. HENRY t). WOODRUFF. M"/, IT, 1840—3 m A-ftNOLIJ- .da EEVL to 4He public; thattheyhave received * (heir ond Supply of v ; . v,;. ; r .: ■ i / ;>v/Stunmer;Goods, consisting in : part of; Bareges, f&wns, Ginghams, Lustres,- Con Teint, Tissues, pUi.n, barred, shad ed and striped Alpacas, which, they offer at.very reduced prices... . . - •; , Swiss, Book, Cambric and Jaconet Muslins, A large 10l ofThread & Colton Edgings, Cani* brio Edgings and Insenings. A large lot of Pant,Stuff of different styles, at C| cte.,to $1 per yard. : ■• A largo lot of Comers, including French Gimp, 1 ulip. China Pearl,'Rough and Ready, and Braids. . Another large .assorlinem of Caiipets, which Ihey are determined to sell lOper cent, lower than the same quality nan be hnnghl elsewhere, r nnW ! ' nd cll£, ap store of Arnold & , Cevi, North’Hanover’street, Carlisle, May 2d, 1849' ' . . THE Bubimbefs have Wived another great itock of Fresh Goods,. such as Mous do Laines, Alpachas, I,inen Lustres, Mohair Lustres, Lawns, Ginghams, Calicoes Checks, Muslins, Tickings, Flannels, Cam bric, Jaconet, Book, Swiss, Plain and Striped Mas lm«i a large supply of coMon pjmtaloon stud's, tweeds, cashmaretta, casalmcres, cloths, vestings, hosiery, gloves, ribbons and a general assortment of Goods in our line which will ho sold off at Rsnor.ib Pkicss, at the old stand, 3 doors south of the Post Office. May 3i, 1840 JTST received a slcndid nesorlmcnlofdrcpp foods. Fourltird silks, silfc Tissues, plain and figured Bernes, Summer do, Lone, Manilla silks, superior Gighums at 12J, Mourning db. t 'Pafraialls and Sun and braid hau, a large assortment Gloves and Hosiery May 3i; 1849: “ qiilck saies and small Pronto.” ''PH E RED FLAG CLOTHING STORE, South J. llunovor alreal, below Dcnlis’ tlord.is Urn' place to buji fofliiohublo ready made Clothing. The Cheap-1 oat clothing Under the sun is now selling ut the above slore. From 33 to 43 inches Cloth Dross Cents at 86 50, worth 813; do. 87, worth SIS; supoK French wool; dyed Uhtelt, nl 80, worth 820; Pants ftom 81 25 to 86; Bloch and Figured Satin Vests at 61 50, worth 3 3 - May 3.1817. 'Refreshing Drinks. ROUSSEL’S MINERAL— , Sparkling and bright, . . ' ln its liquid light, and mt only sparkling hnd bright—hut for its flavor it is hard to heat. •J AGO U •FETTER, Monger's Fountain Mead, is indeed tho “No-plus Ultra ’ drink of the. season, and may bo hod, together with the above named Miner*) Water, at the Whole sale and Retail,confectionary of P. MONVER. .June 14, 1849 IMEfIIT ling Houses, Ac., in !i)srifit*i| hy mb ns per >tb of April, 1849. The doubling gap white sulpher SPRINGS, situated in Cumberland county, Pai In a picturesque portion of the mountains,;and eight miles north of Newvillo, has recently been filled up with new and commodious buildings. Tho subscriber having provided himself with good cooks and waiters, hopes,by close and peisonnl op* plicatiop to business, to bo able to give general satis* faction to nil who may favor him with a call.. § A lino of Hacks will always bo ready at the -New ville Depot on the arrival of tho cars.to carry pasaon gers to tho Springs. May 31, 1840-Sm THE oubscriber’o cnn give employment to fifteen nr twenty. Wood Chopper?' if application bo mode immediately, at Monlil.ella Furnace, Perry county. Price 3d*conta per cord. FisnEn, mokoah * co. M0y.31, 1849—41 ■ > Town Property tor Sate. THGiihdersifrnedfhavincfdetermined to remove «osr, oilers for snle (he valnnhlo proppity where he now.rssides, sltualtd in South Hanover street. Carlisle. Ihe improvements are a new Frame Dwelling: House, Back Building, and other convenient out.houses I ho house is 84 foot in front, and 88 feet deep The lot is 30 feat in front, and 810 feel deep, with' a largo Frame Shop oh the same, and an alley lh' the rear6o feet long and 10 wide. Ifnolsold at ptivato sale before Saturday Iho 30lh insl.oiiwP' on that day ba olfered at public sale, nt 10 o'clock A. M. 1 arms ensy, and Hilo warranted nnnd. HENRY A. DOTY. Jnne7 t 1Q49—3l Townt Property for Sale. TUi> subscriber, ns agent for Andrew Haw, offers «t private Bale the fallowing 'property, situated on Pomfrel Btrect east of Ucdford, in thp Borough of Carlisle, v|j: 1. A lot of ground, 36, fopt by 94ft, itaving in front on Pomfrct Blrect a two story Frame Houbo with a Brick Kitchen, and in the rear on Chapel alley, n ono story Hoqjo. 2. A lot ol ground, adjoining theahovo, 25 foetfay 840, \v|th a U story frame House end Kitchen, and n convonipnt b|ah!e thereon. The whole of the above properly lq in good condl tion, and w’il hp sold op moderate and easy terms Juno 7, 1840—31 JNO D. PARKER. ALL persons oro hereby notified ihsl Letters of administration pn tho estate of,William Quin, ley, laleof iho Borough of Mebhanlofebnrg, Cum* norlandooqnly, deceased, have boon issued by the neglaler of said county to the subscriber, who resides ,l,n- said Borough, county aforesaid. Ail persons having claims or demands against the es tate of said decedent are requested to tna|te known the same without delay, ;and those Indebted to moke payment to KRUDUKICIv WONDEJILICH, Am’r. May 31. 1849—61 . ' T° whom Jt, may Concern. Books and Notes belonging to the firm of “re now in the bauds of David ti *° r .““bectlon, Those persons who “"“' T '". om “ elv “" Indebted to said firm .will call and pay on their notes or accounts, before (lie Ist of July o n arp^d^‘ i^ c , c "oi.r u ' M 10 brins,ui ' Catllsle, Me, ti.mfl?*? * Arn , ol( * * Lo»i hove lust re, ,\J oelved a fresh supply of Groceries, which they offer very low at their now and cheap store. , May 24, 1849 ■ r COCOA NUTS, Citron and' Figs, just received st Dr. Bowlins’ Diug store.' Second Spring Arrival! A. i W; DENTZ. Wow Goods. ; GEO. R. CROOKS. SCOTT COYLE, Wood Cboopcrs tVnntcd. Estate Notice. BV.R. CSoiiii j LosbraoExs." Y : ■ ' ' r sCUurcli 6CO.* ,j,i. HAVE on hand nt ’lhe old fltond, west end of the oIJ ilarniburg bridge, down at (ho river, 1,000,* OyO /ect.of lhe cheapest and best lumber on the'bank, consisting,ofPanel, Ist Common, 2d Common’ and refuse JJoarda and Plank.of I. ls. ls/nnd. two inch •’c 5v SB< ’V Alpo, Poplar plank, Scantling ,and half mchßoards, alarge quantity of long Shingles/Fence rails,. Joice, Scantling, dec. They .have also a steam sawmill In operation, and can furnish building timber at thb" shortest notice, fence boards, shingling' and plastering lathes,and are prepared to furnish any artlclp in the lumber C7Dry Boards on hand at $ll per M. 1 Also, good 2d Common boards, 16 feet long, al s*l per M. The, subscribers hope by strict attention to busi« ness. and n determination of selling lower than any other Yard at the river, that the public generally will call and «ce their stock before purchasing elsewhere. May 24, 1840—tf DUU<;S 3 FAHfCY OOODSj Bp OHS,&c. A old established Drug and XJ. «ook Store, on North Hanover street/a new supply of Drugs and medicines, fresh,and carefully selected, together with a rich,.varied and extensive assortment ofFoncy Goods, Books, Perfumes, Soaps, CutllCry,. Gold and Silver Pens and Pencils, Come bus Splendid Parlor Lamps, Glrnndolea and Flow c.r,. scp * Etherial Oil Lamps. Fruilsand Confec tionary, anda variety of other arliclos which it is impossible to enumerate, but comprising the most splendid display over offered in Carlisle, and at pri cea correspondingly cheap. The' attention of bis old friends and customers and the public generally particularly; invited tolas present stock, with which they cannot fail to be pleased. May 24.1849.. S. W. HAVERSTTCIC. Dry Goods and Groceries. j HEKoval. . THE Subsoffticr begs leave to inform his friends and tho pubiiojjri general, that ho has removed his | sloro to thorpom formerly oecltpied by Hugh hie od South Tjonpvcc,strccl, within two doors of Wort’s Hold, tvhero ho llas just opened a choico so lecliou of, | Dry Goods, .consisting, In part, of cloths, oasaimorcs, satinnetls, linens, summer cloths, vestings, silks, bombazines. cambnc^JiiCQnncllSsCullcos.shawlscliecks.lickiMir. carpel , chain,, cotton yarn, umbrellas, gloves, sus ponders,.hankcrcliicrs, lioscry, &c. • in^ln'c^’ WC^*e^CC^ °i* Groceries, consisting Coffees, Teas, Sugars, Molasscss. Spices, Tobacco, Crockery, Glass and Q,uecnsware» or various descriptions and qualities, together with numerous OLher articles, comprising a complete and general assprtmenl—all of which he offers for sale at very low prices. He wlllalao keep constantly on hand a large assortment of Boots, Shoes, and Slippers. stc., which will be .disposed of at groat bargains Ho respectfully invites his friends and the publitt io give him a call. CHARLES DARNITZ, May 10.—3 m mfb insurance}. The fllrard llfo Insnrantß Annuity and Trn 1 . Company, of. Philadelphia, Office No. 159 Cliosnut Street, Capital $300,000. Charier Perpetual. CONTINUE lb make Insurances on Lives on tlm rt most favorable terms; receive and execute Trusts, and reeftivo deposits on Interest. ‘ T|m Capital being paid up and Invested* togeth er with an accumulated premium fund, affords a perfeet accurUy to -the insured. The premium may. bo paid ,i«> yearly, half yearly or quarterly payments. . • / Tlie Company add a BONUS at staled periods to the msuranceaof Hfe. This plan of insurance is lhe*tt)psl Approvin' oft and is thoro* generally in übe, than any othSr in Great Britain, (where* the subject is best understood by the people, and where they havei had Ihe longest experience.s as appears from the'fact, that out of 117 Life Insu ranee Companies there, of all kinds, 87 are orilhl plan* Tho first BONUS was appropriated In Decom her* 1844, nmonstinQ to Iff per cent, on the sum insured under the oldpstpolicies.j to 8$ percent., 7J per cent., &c, 1 , &c., on others, in proportion lo the time of standing, making an addition of sloo} s7s, &q., &c;, to every 91*000, originally insured, which iaan average of more than 50 per cent, on the prenitums paid, and without increas ing the annual payment to the Company. The operation of the BONUS will ho soon by the following examples from tlio Llfo Insurance Register of tho Company, thus: policy. & the parly's decease. Nil. 58 41.01J0 $lOO.OO 81,(00.00 “ 68 2,500 . 250.00 2,750.00 “ 205 4,000 400.00 4,400.00 " 270 2.000 175,00 2,175.00 “ 333 5,000 437.50 5,437.50 Pamphlets containing the tablo-of rales, and explanations, of the subject, forms of application, arid further Information may be had at the office, aratia, in person or by loiter, addressed to the Prtsidenlor Actuary. WV R: 'F HA KDS, Fmtdinl. . , JNO. F. JA M US, ,Ictudrii, V Philadelphia, May 3, IRiD,—hr, “ APPi.o-ro.vsi Weal Cciitraj Cheap Boot Store, IGd Chetnut street, corner of SeeenlA, Sicaln'i Betid lnge, -PAilodrlpAii). < KNOWING the wnnls of tho community, tho Proprietor of this Eslohliehntent ha. filed up a store in the moat olegant'ntonnori having dud regard to tho comfort of his cußlomore, eo that every stran ger visiting • his-IJook slora, may fool entirely at home, HIS IMMENSE STOCK of Hooka Is clea- Billed according to the various Department! of Liter, nturo, go that visitors can And the Boohs they are In aearrh of for themselves. Buying hla stock for the most patf at (ha Auction Sales, and being connected with one of ll|o largest publishing houses in this country, besides publishing largely himself enables him to soli all books at hoicer M’rices than any other house of a similar character on this continent. His facilities for the Importation of Dookti from Europe aro unsurpassed, having a Branch of hieEstablishmet in London, where orders of private gentlemen aro carefully executed aud for warded to this Country by every Steamer and Packet, A CATALOGUE of Books with the pri ces attached Is isepod quarterly, containing Lists of Now Additions made to his large collection, which aro in all caiek for sale at the LOWEST PRICES, or, from 36 to 76 per cent, below Publishers* Prices. Thus in bqylng even a foty fcooke, quite a comldcr abie amount is saved, As a stilt further INDUCEMENT lo strangers veiling the city, every one who purchases Oxx Doitift’a wnqTa of Books, will receive a copy of tho SrqAXKcn in PririADßoriiiA, an elegant lBmo. volume, tho price of which la 29 cents. CO*Tho limits of an advertisement are too confin ed to enumerate,the prices of'shy of. the Booths, or to give oven's faint hlen of the immense advantage to he derived from purchasing at the Great Oeptral Oh«?p Book Store, put let all,who are in search of Books send for a Catalogue, and buy the books they are In went of, and when visiting tho city, give Appleton one coll, and you will bo sure to call agaln. i Stationary | in all its branches, furdishod at {ho Lowest Prices. Tho initials of those purchasing- I.fltpc ami Nnto Paper, neatly strtinped In thb comer, wHKout charge. Order# for ohy article may ho sent by mall, ad dressed to the Proprietor,,anil' tho directions in all oases will bo fully carried out, wilh-groal puhclualK ty ond despatch. Orders for Catalogues alidtild'bo firt-ptfid, .. .. GfcO's; AfJ'LETOrf, May 10, 18401—3 tn.. I CITIZENS—I, offer myself to your Jj considoiation as a candidate 7 lor (ho ' . ’ / i OFFICE OF SHERIFF, , subject ;to the detiaibh of tlie Democratic County Convention. Pledging ttiyuolf; in the event of my nomination inh * Carlisle, May 14,1849. \ Dhition Order , No. 10. Yielding to tho oft repeated solicitations of volun teer nnd others, the commanding general hereby ardors tho Volunteers of tho Division to assemble in their respective county towns, by companies, bullsl ions or regiments, os they may be organised, on tho first Monday (being tho 2d day of July next,) viz;— Those ofthe Ist Uligade, being Cumberland county, in Caillsloj those ofthe 2d Brigade, bring Franklin county, in Chamberburg; and thosq ofthe 3d Brigade, being Perry county; in^Uluomflold; and (he Brigadier I GonoraU ond Brigade Inspectors 'will attend and review end inspect their onminopds, and w{|l on tho , same day between the hours of 10 and $ o’clock, at | their respective county Court houses, superintend ( | and conduct an election far Major General for said I Division, tho ipiaUncd voters being the commissioned i officers of the Volunteers alone. Officers in com* . mand of companies, battalions or regiments, wi)| on ■ ! the same day make a written report, designating tho 1 number present apd the number absent, and showing 1 the strength of each rank of (heir commands, which reports will bo handed to their Brigadier General or jn his obaenco to the Brigade Inspector, who will forward tho same to Division llend Quarters. general feeling that this may be tho last Division order ho may have the honor to feaup, aval's himself of tho opportunity to lender his sincere thank* for the many military honors confer rod on him, nnd now having served upwarde of forty year* in tho military, respectfully declines being a candidate for rq election, and therefore bids an nllec lionnlo military 'farewell to those ho has had the honor and plbastfto of bcldg associated with for many yoa.r t s. ..... / 1& command ofMaJ. Gen. W.Foor.'jr; Ulh D. P. M. E.COUtfMA Vf % Aidd , * Mny 17,16 i» ’ - ■) j.-i.. V. P. lIIOKVBB’S ■ NortHHaVovlir Stnxx'r.' ■•'v-*-'- ‘ pOUNTRY MERbIIAWTS end \J general, orei-espectfully invited to call at the’ Old Staridofthe'subicrtbet; (wbl! as "Kris* Kingleo Head-Quarters) in North Handver itrbet, Ar. low doors north of the Rank, and exainmo his largo assortment of r Choice Confectionaries; , ( rflinufdctUreJ of the best material, fresh every day; and warranted not to be. surpassed byanym the States, Which will bo sold ct reasonable priced. Hb h’os just received a large assortrtfent of Frttite and Nuts, Consisting in part of Oranges, L'entdnsf Ral sins, Figi.Prtferia, Bordeaux and Paper-sholled AI . nionds, Filberts, cream-nuts, pea-nuts, cocoa-ndts,- , dc c »« which will bo sold at tho lowest rates. .He , would also invite oltcrition to a large lo* of Toys-; and Fancy Goods, consisting partly of fine fancy 1 boxes, dolls, dolMieadii, furniture in boxes, woddea'J ■ tea acts, biass and tin trumpets, bone, baskdt hud ‘ bell rattles, wagons, wheelbarrows. Glass and ChiW foys, accorJeons, harmonicans, fancy soaps, hail? oil, hair and tooth brushes, shaving cream and hun dreds of other kmcknacks. In connection with tho above he has on hand. 3 good assortment of Ftrnrily Groceries, consisting hi part of lo4f,lumparidlf»rdwii ; sugars, coffee, chocolate, cheese and crackers. Im perial, Young Hyson and Black Tea, Spices of «U kinds, blacking, matches, brushes, &c. . ; The subscriber returns his ainceie thanks to IhH ’ public for tho liberal patronage heretofore h’esloWed on him, and hopes by a desire to please, to merit tf continuance of the same. ,P. MONFERv., Carlisle, June 14, 1840 . OR. J. W. RAWLMS, Respectfully invites the attention or ; thW public to his fresh supply of Drugs, Chemi cals, Dye-stuffs, Paints, Oils* Varnishes, t_joGlass, Spices, Patent Medicines, Perfumery.. yW Hooks and Stationary, Musical and Surgical, £2L Instruments, Fruits and Confectionary, &c. Among his extensive variety may he f. iihd many'' articles rarely kept in small towns. Beside hla. complete assortment of drugs, chemicals. &c;, ho ; has acoordeons, arrowroot, almonds, alclbiade oil,' aromatic vinegar, blbles, bead bags, lluffalocomba, breastpins. Beards oil, bandoline, backgamnion. boards, Beef morrow, black Ink, blacking, bougies, brooches, black pomatum, black fat tobacco, Brit* fah lustre, bine ink, Canary seed,-candles| cards, orentn ntilSj camphine, cap paper, carhore aroma- Use, composition, corn salve, court plaster, castila soap, canes,, cjolh brushes, clocks,, crystalline soap, conversation cards, card cases, curling fluid/ cologne waiter.’ cut glass extracts, riage whips, dominoes, depilatory powder,idresB-' ing. combs, drawing pencils, Dutch metal, ,caa lustralc, cau dlvino-.de venue, English, walnuts, envelopes, French fans, figs, fire board, aprons,- fishing lines and hooks, fancy boxes, flutes, files,. flageolets, fiddles ami fiddle strings, lire m»rks,\ gold pens, gelatin, glue, guitars & guitar strings*' ‘ gold leaf, garden seeds, gun caps and gun powder, gold leaf tobacco, glass globes, ground rice. har monicans, hair combs, hair brushes, hair oil, hair dye, anil hair bracelets, India and Indelible,ink,< ink powder and Ink sand, ivory combs, rings and’ rattles, lemons, lemon tf riip, liquorice, lily while liquid blacking, lamps and lamp, wicks, Mineral,, water, musk, inaccaroni, Meen fun, .Macassar matches, .match safes, motto wafers, music, bo6ks^ : - nice salad oil, note paper, needle cases, hervo powder, No. 6, nail brushes, oranges, Oleophane, prayer books, paper flowers, Pearl powder, pewter sand.pqrle monnais, pocket glasses,' pen-knives, pink saucers, pcccau nuts, prunes, powflef puffs,., philocome, post paper, poor man’s plasters,"rose' water, raisins, riding whips, : razors, razor Straps,' Russian cosmetic, red ink, rose tooth pasted shav ing cream, soap and brushes, snuffboxes, shawl pins, shirt studs, smelling bottles, sachets, shell 1 combs, scissors, sealing wax. silver pencils, sll ver leaf, starch polish, spiced bitters* sogars, sy ringes, sheep skins, sand aoap.aponge. sand pa per, testaments, teaberry iooth wash, tooth pow dcr, lojr watches, ThoiripSon’s eye water, tooth ache drops, toilet soap, twcczer*.[trusBes, tea bells, table mate, thimbles, violins,* vermilllon, vanilla beans, wafers, arid a thousand other items too tedious to enumerate. The above are al! fur sale at Dr. Rawlins’ Drug store, Main street, Carlisle. Physicians,'Storekeepers, Pedlars, and others, will bo supplied on liberal terms. . Medical ad vice gratis. May 3, 1849. Public Houle. NkWVI'Z.I.I, CUMbKHIASD CoUKTX, P*» v ’ THE subscriber begs leave to inform Ms friends and the travelling community, that he has leased. 1 that well known Utem aland formally occupied by Col. W. 11. Woodburn.'and more recently by Thoe. - J. Hackctt, In the borough of NewvlUc, where ha : will be happy to wait on ©II those who may favor him with a call, The house has recently l been re*' paired,-and la well furnished, and for comfort and convenience is not surpassed hy.ony house in (tie borough. His Tadz.s will at all limes bo supplied with the best the markets can afford, and his B An. with, the choicest liquors. The StajiLixo attached to the properly 2s exten sive, and will always bo supplied with the best of provender, and attended by o careful'Ostler, Ho begs Ic&ve to assure all who may slopwllh. Mm, that no pains shall be spared on his pjdt‘(6‘ make them comfortable. Charges moderate, SNIDER KUfLEY, Ag't; Nawvillo, April 19,1849—3 m - - ' extraordinary Reduction In tbh Price qfllaftlwnre. I HAVE just received tHo largest and cheapest slock of HARDWARE, Glass, Paints, Oils* Varnishes, Saddlery, Carpenter's qhd Cabinet Makers Toola, Mahogony Yaneeiß, and ail klhd* of Building Material jever. brought to Carlisle, consisting of Locks, Hinges, Screws, NalU and Spikes. Persons about to build will find it great* ly to their advantage to look at my stock before purchasing elsewhere. Come and see the goods and hear the price and you will he convinced that this is really tho Cheap Hardware Store. . Also, in store, anvils, vices, files and rasps, and a com* ploio assortment of Wall’s" Brat Bar Iron, also Rolled and Hoop (ron of all sizes. I have ajsp the Themometor Churn, Made by Mr. Geo. Spap> gler, the best article now In use. SC YTHES.—I have Just received my Spring ? stock of Grain and Grass Scythes, manufactured expressly for my own sales, end warranted a vsqfierior article. Cradle makers and biherp will find these Sythes to be tho best article In the market, and at the lowest' price, wholesale pnd retail, at the old stand In North Hanover street. April 19,1840.. JOHN P, tYNE. , Now & Cheap IXfU'divaro Store. THE subscribers have just received tit (heir New and Cheap HARDWARE STORE, Bait High (street, opposite Ogiiby’s Dry Good Store, a Urge [•took of gooda In their lino, to which they would call Iho attention of purchasers, their arrangement in tho city being such, as to enable thorn to sell their gooda at the lowest city prices. Their stock comprises a full assortment of Locks and Latches of ©ve.y stile and sire,—H trig*», ScreWs, Dolts, and every article used for buildings, Augurs and Augur Bills, Chisels. Broad arid Hand Axe*, Hatchets, Drawing knives. Plains, ami Plane Bill*. Hand. Panel, and Pipping Saws, Mill, Crosscut and Circular Bawa,Trace end Halter chains, Harries, Shovels, Spades, and Hoes, hay end manure Forks. Also, a.largo assortment of Pocket and Table Cult* I"?-— 1^9, oni ’ Shov©! «nd Tongs. Waters and' Troys, Hollow Wore, Brass and enameled Preset** • * T °n Furnaces, Cedar Ware, Anvil and' Vices, Files and Rnspa of every kind. B«r t Band and Hoop Iron, Cast, Shear Spring and Bllstetf. Steel, &c. Also, 100 Boxes Window Glass, , , 100 Kegs Pm© While Lead, , , 6 Barrels Linked CiL 3 Barrels Bp, Turpentine, J ’ 1 wmaiiT & saxtonJ Carlisle,.May 10,1 WO’,' . , i . ' ' dongreiis and' O L«di«VTwl{t , ToijOCOO.—Pollnn, PHoclbmV Begilln, WsmTerlnff'Jew, BscblspJa and oAarkhatt*' brands of 8BOARS; for sale at »«*•« i -