s
allSifrlval of-tlic Ohio. •• ■
Mail Steamship Ohio, Lieut.Schenck,
arrived on Tuesday from New,Or-
I Havana’ The Ohio,crossed the bar (at
3) aI4J P. M., on iho 16th ult»,and ar
lavana at 4 P. M. f on iha 18lii, making
oin'474 hours. : ■*.. . -r,
>| intense excitement prevails at Hava*
egard to another invasion.; So confi
_ t expected, , that for the past'week the
been ordered to sleep on their arms,,
Sdy for marching at a moment's warning. I
of war* in port* have been ordered to
- -- action.
.^^^w^Hdicuiously,reported, and generally bc
■ v Havana, that the cause of the detention
on her present trip from New Orleans
was to bring oat an invasion, and so
gfe4<,the excitement on her arrival, that hun
‘ : areda,<Jf people wero waiting on the Mole eager to
catbh p ; of the expected invaders, but ap
pareftity groat was their disappointment, as she
passed along quietly as usual to her moorings,
without.,lh>.ieaBi demonstration of hostility to
wards, Habaneros,
Tho Ohlofteft Havana oh the 10th; she brings
200 passengers, and $OOO,OOO in gold dust, and
J>ao,ooo iH¥pphio on freight. |
*i'x MARKIED.
‘ on Iho 16th ultimo, by Iho Rev.
EtVfSiirlM'ißiy. D, D., Mr. Robert Irvine, Jr. t of
(hlflh|d(ta£rcip Miss Ellen M. Clkndknin, of Phil.
i r
lo;l4ocirior, Pa., Geouguna, <lau|j]ilcr of Mr. 11.
of Carlisle, aged 18 months.
liU- ! Reward!
of Cumberland county will
fL* jkvathhtAdtre reward to any person who will
Information as will lead to the detection
anij^pajjction of such person or persons, who, bn
drthb 86(h or the morning of the S7th of
'April, 1851,-maliciously broke and threw down a
portlonoflhajron fence around the Public Square,
ftetapfflnZstarSttid county,
t■. 4 > ; aAMES KELSO, ")
'4 JOHN SPROUT, CcbmmV*.
H. TROUT, 3
flOfflmfaVOfiice, Carlisle, April 29, 1851, .
§25 Reward.
Council of the Borough of Carlisle
reward to nny person who will
gWqpiich Information as will lead to the detection
cbnVjotiin of the person or persons, who, on
4;iw|llfgjtt ’bf s( ,UiO 261 h or the morning of the ,37th
and broke down a portion of the
the Court House Square.
BRATTON, Prt.'t, of Council.
‘ mCpumjy Chan.lier, April 29,1851.
! A Boy Wanted.
about 15 or 16 years of agxj, U wanted
}|nd in the Grocery store of the subscriber.
t£9f good business habits and ROod,raoral
Vm favorable offer will be made. Apply
* c. iNHorr;
lipißl
Greys.
> ordered to parade for review and in
, ' publichouaeof Mr.KoxeralMount
properly equipped for drill.
will return their arms otlhc same
All absentees from tins parade
as having no claims on the
By order of the Capt.
PHILIP BAKER, O. S.
Popular School Book*
SIHENSTVB Summary of UmveraalHis
gethor with a Biography of distinguished
which in appended an epitome uf Heathen
Natural Philosophy,Genera) Astronomy
adopted in th'fc public schools of
! 1 E. S. JONES & CO., Publishers.
■ Corner Fourth end Race Streets, Phlla.
and School Committees addressing let*
flin r il»%bst paid, will bo furnished with copies
complete assortment of Books and Sla*
tale at tho lowest prices,
'CTowj* Properly for Sale,
; rp&&'£oi,6h Ijouthcr street, belonging to Mrs, Cell,
ijffisred For sale. Tho lot measures 30 feet in
frofclJthd}S4o feet in depth to an alley. The walls
(which wan 'destroyed by Arc,), arc not
mattriiliy damaged, oml will answer for rebuilding
not sold nl piivoto sale before Saturday tho
r ' l#ifc»frf,May, it will on that day ho offered at public
Court House, nt 2 o'clock, A. M« The
-r ‘ Will bo mode to suit tho purchaser. For par.
. Jlfcfaisrs enquire of
'or Sale,
TAN YARD, favorably aitoafcd
ty, on the Main road leading from
■»n’a mill, containing Four Acres,
ouml, on which there is a com*
Dwelling House and Darn. The
is end facility with which hark
rocured in the immediate neigh*
makes the situation a desirable
tly to William Gibson, Esq., Uv*
is, or Chief Justice Gibson, Car-
& Swift’s crlcbrotcdSugßr cured
received anil for snlo at tho Giocory
star. iffa'f'f-.-: O. INHOFF, Agt.
NOTICE.
- nolijlrn nil persons Inilblitoil to
LL'hlnVj Ihst his Books aro in trio hands of Stephen
tKtiftW Bsq., for collodion, and that suits will be
", > Krirapfc against all who do not settle immediately.
• S. K. SMITH.
April 24, 1851—It
Estate Notice, ' ~
TERS of administration on tho estate of 000.
hn t deceased, Into of South Middleton town*
Sjamborland county, have boon granted to
btfcrtbora living In tho same township, in said
*’by tho Register of the county aforesoid. All
indebted to said estate aro requested to make
: 'ffimildWiT payment, and those having Claims will
Prwhl'thom properly authenticated for .settlement.
1 THOMAS BRADLEY', Adro'r.
hereby given thnt Letters of adminfo*
;ij|ftho estate of Uenjaipin Jones, Into of
' township, Cumberland county, deeM.,
; by (ho Register in and for saidcoun*
, inj^l&cmmiy. All persons having Claims or do*
tho estate of said decedent, aroro
'SSlfcSijt? make known tho krrio without delay,and
to inalco payment to
(JOHN SHEETS, Adm'r. .
’V{2KHk 1851—Gl*
Old Soldiers.
commissioned and non-commissionod
4 and privates, whether of .tho
volunteers or militia, who served at
r any. tlmojo the United States Army, ,in any of tho
wsra ilHtwf and who nro now entitled to Boun
ty LandpiVo requested to attend at tho public house
(Of-John,Hannon. In CotUslo, on Monday the 6th of
. May ne*t, at 3 o’clock P. M.,to make arrangements
.forfaWtihff lhoir respective warrants (when rcceiv-
Ud) fdr atid land, to tho host possible advantage.
• JACOB SQUIBB,
OEQ. M'FBBLV, ,
EDW. A TIMOR,
W, FOULK,
M, HOLCOMB, |
J. F, HUNTER,
?I Jar*UTo, Apiil 31* 1851. . I
YUwK* ;
.■«-jtt "u 3» ««. rAttentlon ■
SPRINGFIELD LIGHT, INFANTRY! "
i Parade at tho house of D. S.Tay lor, in. Spring
la Bohßon Monday tho Bib day of May nS(,-ot 10
R o’clock A. M., in Bommdr uniform, properly cuuipt
for drill. By order of''
JOHN HOOD, Copt.
April 17,1861—3 t , ,
Big SpiringAdamantine Guards I
N. B. An election will lo hold by tho Company
oh- tho same day for Cornet,
April 24, 1851, 1 ~
Brigade Inspector’s Orders.
IN conformity with tho Militia Law of Pennsylva
nia, passed tho I7lh.day of April, 1849, tq revise
the militia law and provide for tho training of such
only oa shall bo uniformed, therefore the several bat
talions in tho bounds of the Ist Brigade, 16th Divi
sion, will meet for review and inspection, as follows;
The Ist Battalion commanded by Major Jacob
Bowman, will meet at 10 o’clock A; M. on Satur
day tho 17th day of May, in Mcchanicsburg.
Tho 2d Battalion commanded by Capt. D. Wher
ry, will meet at 10 cc’lock A. on Thursday the
.22(1 day of May, at such place as tho commanding
oflicor may designate. .
The 3d Battalion commanded by Major John F,
Hunter, will meet at 10 o’clock A, M. in Carlisle; on
Tuesday tho 13th day of May. .
The Ist Regiment of Oumboilond County Volun
teers, will meet al Ncwvillo, on Tuesday the 20th
day of May, , . * *,
Adjutants of Battalions will make a correct return
of tho Field O/liccrs and non-commissioned Staff, on
said days of training.
Captains or Commanding Officers *of Companies
will bo requrited. to make correct reports of their
companies,.on the above days.
Battalion Flags will be received and escorted and
returned tq (ho Commanding Officer's Quarters, as
prescribed by the General Rule of (ho iJ.S. Army.
Tho 2d Battalion will elect one Major in room of
Major Frazier resigned, at 2 o’clock P. M. on Thurs
day the 22d day of May.
. , Captain Stuart's Troop will meet at. such place as
he may direct, and inform tho undersigned. ,
BAML.„OUOr, Brig. Insp.
Brig. Insp. Office, Carlisle, April 24, 188 I.
LETTERS of administration ;on the estate of
John Lehn, Sr., deceased, Jate of North Middleton
township, 1 Cumberland county, havo been issued
to the. subscriber residing in said township, county
aforesaid* All persons indebted to N satd estate are
hereby notified to make immediate, payment, and
those having claims will present, (hem properly au*
(hcatlcntcd for settlement to - - v '
. JOHN LEHN, Jr., AdmV.
March 27, 1851—6 t
liETTEßS'jicstamontary on the estate of John
Armstrong, deceased, lalo of Silver Spring town*
ship, Cumberland county, Pa,, have been, issued by
the Register of the county, to the subscribers residing
in the same township, county aforesaid. All persons
indebted tb.said estate will make immediate payment,
and (hose having claims will present them properly
authenticated/or scttlemonlto •
. . JAMES ARMSTRONG,
JOHN ARMSTRONG, ,
April.3 t . 1851—Ct* . . ExV*.
NOTICE is hoicby given that Letters of Adminis*
tration on the estate of- Lydin Jane Asper, late
of Louisville, Ky., doc’d., have bccnlssucd to tho
suhscrit>er residing in Newton township, Cumberland
county, Pa. All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment, and those ha*
ting olaimsvWiU present them for settlement to
• THOMAS M’CULLOUH, AdmV.
April IT, 1851—«t*. ‘ :
A LL poisons arc hereby notified ihat Lcltere testa.
f\, trtentary with the will annexed, on the estate of
Ann Smiley, late of South Middleton township, de*
ceased, have been granted to the subscriber residing
in the Borough of Carlisle, Cumberland county, Pa.
All-persons having claims or'domands against the
estate of said decedent, are requested to moke known
the same without delay, and those Indebted to mako
payment to
• ROBERT MOORE* ExV
April 17, 1851—Gt
ROBERT MOORE,
Owens & Richards,
Respectfully inform tho cuiicna orcoriisio
< and vicinity, that they Imvo now at their Mar*
bio Yard, in South Hanover street, a few doors south
of tho Court House, and nearly opposite Bonlz’ store,
an elegant stock of pure
American White Marble,
and aro prepared to execute in tho most finished
stylo
■ Tombs,
Grove Slones nt all prices, Mantles,
Door and JFiWuio Sills, Steps,
together with every other article in their line, and
promise that in fineness of finish, ohaslenossof do.
sign and quality of Marble, their work shall not bo
surpassed by any other establishment.
They aro aulhorlicd agents ol Mr. Robert Wood,
of Philadelphia, and will furnish from Ms manufac
lory ol) varieties of IRON RAILING for (he onela*
sing of Gravo lots and all other purposes* at tho
shortest notice and at Philadelphia prices. They
will also finish or manufacture all kinds of Building
Work, such as Sills, Slope and Platforms, at the
shortest notice and on tho most reasonable terms.
Having groat experience in Iho business, they aro
enabled to manufacture the moot fashionable work,
and respectfully ask a share of tho patrons go of the
public.
Carlisle. March 27,1851.
WE respectfully Invito your oltenlionlo our largo
and extensive assortment of
Spring and Summer Goods,
such aa Mousclin do Lalnoo, Bilk Poplin., Dbrego do
Loincs, Lowna, colored end plain Ddrogoa, Ginn,
liama, Alpaohoa, dotted, Swisac, plain Jo " Dom ,“.
ilnci, 4000 yard. of colored ChltiUea, from 4 to Is*
cent.. . 1 "
BONNETS, Palm Lear, Leghorn, end Hough &
Heady Hal.. Mualma, Ticking;, Ohook., Do-no.lio
Ginghoma, Linon nnd Collon Toweling ond Table
Diapoio. Our Mualina oont bo boot in tbeae porta
for chonpncaa. Edging., Inaorling, Olovca, Hosiery
Suapendora, and o largo auppiy of .
Ribbons & Parasols.
Ololba, Cooolmoroa, Vcslingo, Summer Btulß, blk.
Sommer ololba, block Coaalmcrea, cbenp TwcoJa,
Boy. 1 Wear, dee.
Groceries, Spices, Teas, at lower pilcca than uivtnl.
Give ua a call and aovo money..
A. & W. DENTZ.
r ' South Hanover alrcot,
. April 17, 1851.
RIBBON TRIMMINGS. Juat received a lot of
Ribbon Trimminga of an onllroly now alylo, &
of vorloui colon. Alio Buitono of now faabion ond
in grout variety. G W HITNER.
April 10,1851 .
Estate Notice.
Estate Notice.
Estate Notice.
Estate Notice.
Ornamental Marble Yard.
To the L. allies!
T|or Benefit ;ol the PpMlc. .■
m 2 take this method of- informing
thoir oldcuslomeraahd IhopubUcgenerallyVlnot
they have removed their extensive •'V- ,i . %
r 1 Clothing Establishment, v
one. door north of their old stand, to the room former,
ly occupied by S. A. Coyle, in North Hanover street,
Carlisle, whore they bavo added to their stock, on
extensive assortment of
SPRING $ SUMMER CLOTHING .
They Udoy constantly on hand a full assortment of
every kind of Clothing, either for dross or labor.—-
Their slock consists in part of fine cloth Dress and
Frock Coats, Cassimcro Pants, Silk and Satin Vests,
Coats of Sattincll, Tweed, Croton Cloth, CasbmoroU,
Linen, &c. A full assortment of pants for summer
wcari and to their assortment of clothing thoro is
scarcely an end, embracing almost every variety of
pattern, mako and price; they also keep constantly
on hand an excellent assortment of goods for
GENTLEMEN’S WEAR,
which they are prepared to mako up to order at short
notice. They also keep constantly on hand an as
sortment of Leather and Hair Trunks, Valises, Car.
pot Bags, .Umbrellas,. Hats and Caps, Suspenders,
Dress and Under Shirts, Boaoma and Collars, fancy
and plain silk neck and pocket Handkoiohiofs, and
lots of notions too numerous to mention.
Wo invite you to give us a call and examine for
yourselves, as we have the stock and are prepared to
sell to* suit customers. They would just mention
that they have no city clothing, but that thoir gar.
mento are all made in Carlisle under their own care.
ARNOLD & LIVINGSTON.
April 17,1851—3 m
MEW GOODS
AT THE CHEAP STORE.
THE undersigned informs his friends and numer.
ous customers, that ho has just returned from
Philadelphia, with a large and carefully selected as
sortment of new
Spring Goods,
purchased at the lowest prices, which he la dolermin*
cd to sell at small profits,
Superloi CLOTHS, at from 75 cents to $6 per
yard; Cassimeres, Cassinotsand Vestings, at Various
prices. .
Dress Goods , such as Delaines, Bcrcgc do Laincs,
a splcndid assortment of Silks, Calicoes, Ginghams,
Checks, Table Diapers, Tickings, Muslins, Bonnots
and Hats.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
A good assortment of Men’s, Women's, and Chil
dren’s Boots and shoes, of superior quj)l|ly, and very
cheap./Also, Boy’s .and Men’s Cloth Caps, Palm
Hats,dec. , . ,
Groceries, such as Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Jen*
kins’celebrated Teas.
Always on hand the best quality of Carpet Chain.
The subscriber respectfully asks all who wish bar
gains to give him a cull, ot his stand opposite Wm.
Leonard’s, North Hanover street.
Butter, Eggs, Rags, Soap, and Dried Fruit, taken
at market prices.
N. W, WOODS, Agt,
April 17. 1861.
Conveyancing, Auctioneering, Ac.
JOSEPH MOSBBR, formerly of Now Cumberland,
has removed his residence lo .Macbanicsburg, &
few doors oast of. Webbert’s & SweiUor’s Store,
whore ho will bo ready at all limes when not absent
from homo, to attend to the writing of Deeds, Mort
gages, Wills, Agreements, See., and Will attend to
the Galling of Sales, either Personal or Roa),ln town
and connlry. Those wishing to employ him In that
capacity will please to call before advertising, or ad
dress him by mail. Thankful to bis friends for past
favors, bo hopes to bo patronized further'by them,
and will bo happy to attend to all others who may
favor him with a cell. He is.also General Agent for
Cumberland county, for the American Life & Health
Insurance Company of Philadelphia, and Is prepared
to effect Insurances onlho most favorable terms.
, Mechanicsburg, April 17,1851—31*
Borough Receipts & Expenditures.
Account of (GEORGE JFE/SB, Jr** Treasurer of
ihe Borough of Cbr/is/e, for 1850.
Cash received of A W lUe Trbas'r. $ 97 84
Received of John Spahr Borough Collector
for 1849, .. 201 H,
do Amount of-DupIIoal« assessed in
iB6O ■ - 2800 31
I do of Joseph II Blair, Chief Burgess, v
licenses . 83 50
do J Postlowtlf, clerk lo market and*
hoy scales 72 65
do Sundry persons stall rent of mar
' ket house. 203 03
do Jb. Shilling, high constable pomp
rent 6 08
CR.
Cush paid A L Sportster Eaq for qualifying
Borough Officers . ,S 37
Paid Wli Miller, Esq.professional services 800
Paid James M Allen Curator ofgtave yard,
salary for 1849 51 27
Paid officers for holding Borough election 11 00
Paid VV Breeze for blaoksmilhing- 38 21
Paid C Wunderlich supper for palrol 4 50
Paid W B Matthews, salary as Street com* .
commissioner, and work done by biru &
others 504 52
Paid Street committee for cleaning Letart
Spnng 58 00
Paid sundry persons interest on Bonds held
by them ogainsl the Borough 163 50
Paid M Common salary as Messenger (o
Council 9 00
Paid J Dunbar do do ' 800
Paid J B Bratton for printing' 23 00
Paid JK Boyer do do 13 00
Paid E Beatty do do. . , •' 29. 25
Paid J Shilling salary as high conalablo 110 00
Paid A 6 Scner salary as clerk toCouroil 80 00
Paid J PoslJdwttlt salary ssetork to market
nnd bov ionics 75 fIQ
Paid J CrNcol making, grading, &o.,West
South street 454 00
Paid P Spahr making, grading, &0., West
Louthor street, 410 00
Paid Wm‘ Riley making copy of Duplicate
for 1850 10 00
Paid P Davidson, Street Regulator and .
others, regulating streets 20 62
Paln J L Hays salary as Curator ofGraro
Yard 25 00
Paid John Spahr, collector, exonerations on .
duplicate for 1849 4 00
Paid J Worlhingloli, Trustee of M. Church
repairing gutter . 10 00
Paid Wrn Scott supper for patrol 2 50
Paid James Pqsllowolt for furnishing bell,
brooms, &o.', at market house . 5 70
Paid G W Wise, jr. repairing Louther St.
Bridge 7 30
Paid Goo Wise, Jr* Treasurer, small notes .
cancelled with interest . 97 50
Paid John Guliball repairing Grave Yard
Fonco 15 50
Paid (1S RUlor Treasurer of Comb/ Fire
Cb, ( annua) appropriation '. 34 00
Pdid Peter Monyer, TroasV. of Union Fire
Go«, annual appropriation >3-100
Paid J Spangler repairing Louthor street
bridge - - •11 00
Paid G Wise, jr. salary as Borough Tress.
uror ,00 00
Paid Jacob Shilling for removing nuisances 17 IS
Paid John Armstrong for lumber 8 45
Paid S Elliot for oil 7 07
Paid VV M Porter,County Trons’f Borough
share of Town Clock 161 00
Paid S M Hoover for lumber 3 25
Paid*C Hoffman supper for patrol 1 50
Paid SW Havorellck for oil 172
Paid J Soner for hardware 50
Paid J D Gorges repairing latterns I 00
Paid J Gallic, collector.exonerations ■ 86 59
Paid J Gallia foes for collecting duplicate
1850 • f 140 00
Paid balance of outstanding on duplicate of
1850 502 72
3981 84
Balance in hands of Treasurer • 112 70
, . . $3394 5.
and fbregoiag'aeooani of Geo. Wise, jr
Borough Treasurer, has this day been examined and
approved. ' JACOB BRETZ,
/JOHN B. BRATTON,
C. MAQLAUGHLIN,
, April ,1851, . Cm>oJ Accounts.
fr • . Cumberland House. .
Al the corner of South*Hanover $ Pomfret Sls , about
t* f . ■; ; holf.a Square South of the Court House,
, .Carlisle, renn’o,
THE subscriber informs his friends and the public,
that'he has leased that largo Three Story House
in South Hanover street, lately occupied by
JJSJJ Kobert f.aird, where ho is fully prepared (o
JUL-i accommodate travellers, strangers, and drov*
eis, and oil who may, favor him with a call. Tho
House is good, largo and convenient, and newly fur
nished with Bedding, &C., and his. accommodations
aro such as to make it a desirable stopping place.—
His Table and Bah, will bo supplied with tho best
the market can afford.
A supply of Feed for oil kinds of stock on hand.
Tho Stabling is very extensive with a large Yard
attached to accommodate Drovers and others travel
ling with Horses, Carriages, &o. An attentive Ost
ler always in attendance, ; Every thing will be kept
in the best of order and no pains spared to accommo
date and please all. •
April 17,18C1—3m
For Sale,
A SECOND HAND PIANO. ■ A fteat bargain.
Apply to MwChas. Springer, in'Louther at,
■ Carlisle, April 10,1881—if
HOffIHEOPATHIC.
Practice of Medicine, Surgery & Obstetrics.
DRS. A. M. 8a J, STAYMAN, reßpeolfuliy an.
nounco to the cilieens of Carlisle and vicinity,
that they hafo liken the office recently occupied .by
Dr. Smith, in Snodgrass* row, arid will be happy* to
attend all that may favor them with a (jail. In the
various branches of their profession. They ate pre
pared to visit patients in U&oountry at any distance.
Charges moderate.
Carlisle, April lt>, 1850—if
Plainfield Classical Academy*
FOUR miles W*st of Carlisle. Tenth Session
commences on Monday, May sth, 1801.
This InsUlution 'has been established nearly five
years, during whidb time such additions and improve
ments have been made, as to render it one of ; the
roost commodious and convenient in the Stale.
In regard ,lo hoalthfulness it may be mentioned
that no case of acnous sickness has occurred in Ihe
Institution since it was founded. Its moral purity
is attested by the fact that depraved associations,
scenes ot vice, and resorts’ for dissipation havo no
existence in the neighborhood;
The course of instruction comprises nil branches
required by the merchant, professional roan or colle
gian. Also^o&ift.languages, vocal and instrumen
tal music, dec.. '
It is the determination of tho Proprietor that the
Institution shall sustain (ho reputation it has already
acquired for imparting thorough instruction, end in
culcating and establishing virtuous principles in the
mins of the youth submitted lo his chorge.
Terms (per session of fivo months) |fio 00.
For catalogues containing references, &c., address
R. K. BURNS,'
Principal am) Proprietor,
• . Plainfield P; 0., Cumb, co., Pa.
April 10,1851. ’ .
Virginia Farms for Sato..
THE WINCHESTER VA.. LAND AGENCY.
JA« BAKER & L. T« MOORE, having formed
• an Agency for Die sale of Lands lying in all
sections of Virginia and other Slates, are notttpro
pared to offer lor sale a number of very DESIRA
BLE FARMS, located in, the fertile and most re
markably healthy valley of Virginia. A'number of
those farms are of the best Limestone Land, well
improved, and convenient lo Winchester, which place
I# celebrated as being tho best flour market distant
from the seaboard. This Agency possesses facilities
for procuring all Iho boat loud for sale in this section
ofthc country, and peraona desiring In potcliaao a
good farm, at moderate rates, can avoid ranch losa
of time and expense of travelling through tho conn’
try in search of a farm, by addressing them, post paid
and getting Cco of the Agency’s circulars, giving an
accurate description, location, and price and condi
tions of payment of ooch form they offer for sale.—
There’ Is now residing in tho county of Frederick,
upwards of seventy families recently removed from
various parts,of Pennsylvania, and tho Ponnsylvan
ißn, Inateui uf Unrolling into a slrango land, may
Jwo find bft-ft-loads nnd neighbors settled on the
arsine vsJlef which skirts from tho Susquehanna
g;o"> precaution to son Dial
lilies to all they sol) arc good.
Merchants, mechanics and tradesmen, wishing to
procure a good location in this section of country for
transacting .business, would do well to apply to this
Agency. , *
: BAKER &. MOORE, Agent.,
April IR/i&dl—Gm* illC ' lOflt ° r * F ' Cderi ° k V *'
13394 54
SEW GOODS.
AT.. 1 ?! -Jr-P Wholesale and Retail Emporium of
CHARLES OOir.By. Non opening the moat
extensive and eplendid aooorlraont of Spring and
Summer Goode, ever brought to Cumberland coun
ty. Tho I.sdiee ere particularly invited to call and
examine the varied end beautiful aosottmenl of
Indies Dress Goods.
Elegant China Silks, Foulard Silke, Silk and Linen
Poplina, Barege do Lainee, Barege de Pali, Silk
Tiuuee, Summer Silka, Black Canton Cloth, Bom
bazmes, Alpacas, Ginghams, Swiss Mnallns, French
Worked Collars, Cambric Handkerchiefs, Laces.
Linen Lustres, &c.
CARPETS.' CARPETS.' >
An immense of Carpels, Mattings and Oil CJolh
just received. Imperial, Ingrain and Venilion Carl
pels, from 10 ccnte to $1 30.
Bleached and Brown Musline, Tickinga, Ging.
hams, Bagging, Chocks, Osnsburgs, Cotton Diapers
ood Sheetings, ■
Bonnots.
(fpwoids of <OO now stylo Bonnots froin the most
approved oslabilshmonls of Pads, New York and
Philadelphia- Alboni, Dclgic.Ohina Pdori, Flor
ence Braid, Hungarian, French- Laco Olmpi Satin
Straw, Mosa, Tulip and Jenny Lind Bonnate, at all
prices. I
llrsuoits—A largo assortment of Bonnot, Neck
onn Cop Hlbbons. Also some beautiful Flowers Sc
Bonnet Tabs. * .
Booh Sr Shotßi— A tremendous lot of Bools and
Shooa of ail descriptions, sizes and prico, and suita
ble for Men. Women and Children,
For noat and good Bools and ShOoe, Ogilhy’a 1,
the place,
GROCERIES,
A fresh lot of Groceries just received and soiling
ns cheep aa Uio cheapest.
The public in general dro requested to look
through our lotgo nnd beautiful a.ootlmonlof Goode,
oe we »ro always pleased to ohow thorn without
chargor ,
Bocolloct tho old cheap stand, East Main street,
Carlisle, Aprij 10, TSOI j
BTow Spring Goods
At the CMtirp Store comer of Hanover and Leather
Ste, t oppQiita Humer'e Grocery Store,
THE undersigned most respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally, that bo has Just
returned from Philadelphia with a well selected as
sortmont of
Spring Goods,
purchased at the lowest prices, and which ho is do*
terminod tu-sell at small profits) among them may bo
found Silk Tissues, Silk Lusters, Poulard Silks, plain
and figured Do Lainos, Uercgo do Laincs, Lawns,
Ginghams and Oallcooa. , .
BONNETS of all qualities and of the newest
styles. Ribbons, Kid Gloves, Parasols, dec
Cloths, Cassinicrcs, Vestings,
Sattlnctta, Velvet Gordo, Kentucky Joans, dec.
. DOMESTICS. Tlckingß, Chocks, Flannels, Dril-
Ungs, Osnsburg, Linsoys, Muslim; bleached and un
btuaohed.
Also, Groceries in all their variety, vis t Sugar,
Coffee, Teas, Molasses, Spices, Chocolate, &p.
Rags and Country Produce taken in exchange for
Goods.
Carlisle, April 10, 1851
BONNETS. ■ A full assortment of Fanw Spring
Bonnets, Bonnet Frames, with other Millinery
articles Just opened by
April 10. GW HITHER,
„ .... USI OFDEIULEBB
OP Goods, WatesiAc Merchandize.'rAlaoi Mi!-
lers, -Distillers, Lumbotmen,&o., within the
Count; of Cumberland, returned and classified in
accordance with the several acts of Assembly,,as
follows, viz;
Girlish.
JWEby
Joseph D Halbert
Samuel Elliott
Charles Ogilby
George W Hilner
A & W Bentz.
Daniel Eokels, Liquors,
John Falter, Liquors,
Jacob S Faust, Liquors,
J & D Rhoads
W B Murray
S W Haverstick, Liquors,
Robert Snodgrass
S A Hubbard, Jr
Thomas Conlyn
Henry Saxton
Jacob Rheem
John Hunter, Liquors,
Peter Monyer
John P Lyns
Jacob Wolf
Jacob Sener
Jacob Lelby, Liquors, .
0 Inltoff, Agl. Liquors,
George Poland, Liquors,
S M Hoover
THSklles
J W Rawlins
Wm M Potter
Arnold & Levi
Arnold & Livingston
David Martin
JohnKeeny
N W Woods, Agt.
Halter Sc Conner
Lewis Steiner .
S Broil
J L Sterner
John N Armstrong ’
John Gillen,-Liquors,
Philip Messersmllh
William F Sellers
A. 0. Fetter .
Henry Glass
I Mifflin.
John B Perry , . , • J 4 700
Heniy Snider :: ’ 14 • 7 00
John Ernst, Liquors, Id ' JO SO
Shipp tntburg.
Robert Snodgrass 18 . 19-60
Edward Schell .14 TOO
John Gish .14 7 00
CFKunkle ‘ 14 7 flO
S Kunkle ‘ 14 “ 700
John Slumbaogh ,14 7 00
Philip Koonlz 13 10 00
Peter S Art*, Agt. ; ... . 14 7.00
Joseph P Novin &Co IS . 12 50
WD D Hays . ' 14 • 700
JC&OBAIIick .14 7 00
Samuel Sidere, Liquors, 14 10 60
S D Wonderlich .14 7 00
Jacob Psgoe, Liquors, . 14 10 50
John,Fulwiler, Agl. 14 7 00
Brisker & Miller 14 7 00
Arnold it Co 13 10 00
Slombaogh fc MoKiasin 14 7 00
Jacob Bamberger 14 7 00
Dickinson. -
Andrew G Miller IS 10 00
Russel & Dice - 13 to 00
D L Deelman 13 10 00
W A Weakley 14 7 00
Newcomer & Kurt* 14 7 00
Kiwpilte.
Thomas Slough .13 10 00
William Barr, Agt. 13 . 10 00
Hunter Herron • ,14 , 700
Jomison Hannon, Liquors, ,13 15 00
TMcCandiish 13 . 10 00
Jacob Swoyor 14 .-7 00
Williams & Bto. , 14 7 00
S W Sharp 14 7 00
John Dtiler.jr 13 10 00
Silver Spring,
John Coyle .
George Lefby
' John Reed
Jacob Simmons
Glover Sc Co
FratiAford,
J B Lackey & Co., Liquors, 14 10 SO
MeeAemictburg,'
J.Millison & Co., Liquors, IS 16 00
Sitnond Arnold,' Liquors, 13 , 15 00
Ephraim Zug 13 10 00
J L Reigle ,13 .10 00
Henry Leas 14 , 7 00
Ira Day 14 7 00
J P Spahr 14' 7 00
Swiler & Emminger 18 10 00
Webber & Swisher 14 7 00'
Melilson, Zacoeriah & Co 14 ' 7 00
George Singiser 14 7 00
South Mideileton*.
A W Leidich 13 10 00
Rider & Weakley 13 10 00
8 N Diven 13 10 00
Hopewell.
Wherry & Rhoads, Liquors, 13 15 00
Snider & Delhi, Liquors, 13 15 001
Kewtan,
H. W. SCOTT.
Mr. Wiley |4 7 00
Joseph Smith 14 7 00
Kyle & Piper 14 700
Wettpenntborough .
Jostoh Hood & Son 13 10 00
Donaldson & Green 14 7 .00
Thomas Groason 14 7 00
0 Renninger 14 7 00
J WD Gilliland l 3 iO 00
1 Southampton .
John W Clever, Liquors, 14 lo 00
Jacob Heflelbougher & (jo.,- .14 7 00
North Middleton,
Samuel Barr 14 7 00
Elias Light 14 7 00
Hampden,
Q W Feeler 14 7 00
O&WHEokeU 14 7 00
(Henry Uupp 14 7 00
John Kulfc 14 7 00
Eattptnmiborougk.
Jacob Renloger, Liquors, 14
Adam Eallnger 14
Joseph 0 Banks 14
Flelahef & Eshenboar . 14
Bigler, McKinley Sc Wilt 13
. tthmroel Sc Kerr 10
New Cumberland, '
\ James K Boak* Liquors, 14 10 60
John G Miller, Liquors, 14 10 60
Adam Beokley 14 7 00
Moseer, James Sc Co,, 13 10 00
Church, Feeman dc Co., 13 10 00
Charles Oyster 13 10 00
Valentine Feottian Sc Co.* 13 10 00
UffpM JlUttu
A L Cathcart 1 13 10 50
Mathias Bilnor, Liquors, 13 , 15 00
Lower Allen,
Isaac Barton, Linuors, 14 10 50
Jacob Gploy 00., 14 700
James F Lulz |4 7 00
Ufonrae,
Slrook & Brandt 14 ' . 700
M & S Morrett 14 7 00
Slooso & Geoseaman 13 10 00
MILLS.
€arltiJe,
8 Holliday
Si I tier opring,
Thomas B Bryson
John ShofTnor
George H Bucher-
Levi Mlloy
Eaiipenmborough.
Jacob Holdorman
John Heck >
Upper Allen,,
James Williamson
Mr. Ginarlck
Lower Allen .
Jacob Lont%
John Heck
.0 Eberlyr ;
A. O.FETTER.
BUner 4e tiiioh , .13 io 06
WlUlam Brdoka 14 7 00
Branamanb Fitting 13 ' 1000
- ffampdm, .
John Snavely id io Ob'
South Middleton. : .
John Kelly i|
Wm Moore (Olepper) . U
Peter P Ege (SteinmUz) ~ U
B. Gardner 14
Jacob ShoafTer 14
Monroe .
David Vogleaong
John Prosser’
John A Alii
0 W Ahl
David Rife
Benjamin Gibler
North Middleton.
Wm M Hehderaon & Son .13 10 00
W M Henderson (Cave Mill) ,14, . ‘ ;7 00
David Hoover 14 , ’ '7 0b
Hemmlhger& Heagy v 19 ' ,19 58
Diekintdn. \ ■’
A H fiarnitz 1$ :; lO OO
John Moore (Gusler) 13 . 10,00
Israel BHoket 13 KrOO
James Weakley 19 ' lb>Bv
James Logan 14 T bO
Mifflin.
Robert Bleari . 14 1 7'M
J McCray u "toS
Joseph Ltnaey 14 T OO
Franhford.
John Hays 14
■ Southampton.
Peter Cramer ' ,
CGaymah
SMpuntburg T.
Kevin's heirs
Jacob Fissall -
Class,
13 «10 00
13 10 00
14 . 7 00
10 .30 00
13 10 00
12 12 50
14 > 10. SO
14 10 50
14 . 10 SO
14 ; . . *! 00
14 7 00
14 10 SO
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
11 15 00
14 7 00
13 19 00
14 7 00
13 13 60
14 7 00
i a , 13 so
14 10 60
13 ' 15,00
14 10 SO
14 . 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
It 15 00
14 7 00
14 , 7 00
14 7 00
13 10 00
14 7 00
14 7 DO
14 7 00
14 ' ■ 700
14 7 00
.14 10 50
U ,7,00
14 . 7 00
14 10 00
14 ... 7 00
Wetipennthorovgfn
C Fre(m
filter & Jamea
laaac Shelabarger
WmDPhlUpa
Peter Faual
John Laoghlln
1 Peter Myera
( Jacob fiheilabarger
1 Jemmißon Hannob
’Netbton,'
A Seavera
John Efneik'
J Markwafd
Jamea Lontt
Cbrlitlan An
Joaeph Quigley
Hopftocll. 1
Jacob Ramp ' ’
Carliolo,
Edweid Shower* -
C Inhoff, Agl.
Upper Alien,
Wm narkneaa* helra
Wm Harkneaa* helra
John Bowman
JDiefctmon.
Robert Lliih
■ North Middleton,
Wm M Henderfton
South Middleton*
Robert Given
John M Good, Agt.
Monroe .
M G. Belulioover
CW&PAAhI
Southampton,
Martin Coover
Hopewell.
Robert Quigley
Jacob An
Ramp & Grove
Carliole . • •, . ,
Wm Alexander . 10 /■
Wm Barnitx* . t , v , '9 1 “! o*oo
„ BEER. OYSTER, ft. EATING HOUSES. :\l
. CarlUU,
3 aoob Low . ;
Joseph MarMo
M«eAante«&tir£»
Jamea Maloy 8 ,5 00
‘ Shippentburg. » -* J • •
Philip Dtlrleh 8 S Otf
RETAILERS OF PATENT MEDICm» V;
i'JAtfeOfc.' -r
Wm Bratton.. t ..
JBffl/’tflflaAwvqfA,
Joseph O Banka 4 * ; O.OQ
1 Monroe. - .
Stooss & Geereimaq 4 ; .'6 00
Upper Allen. .
A LCatbeart 4 5 00
CarlUle. ;
Elijah SwiUer 4 '~ ’ ft 00
Mr. Mitchell : 4 ' s§o
Mr« Cramer A 'ft.,oo
ID 00
10 00
7.00
TOO
7 00
Merchant! and all concerned in tb« »y»nf limit*
cation, will take notice that 1 will bold an appeal tl
the Coart House, In the Borough of Carlisle, on
lurday the 8d day or May 1851, to afford all persona
an opportunity who mey feel themselves aggrieved
by the above classification to appeal, If they think
proper. J. WORTHINGTON,
Afercaitlils ApprtUtr. ;
Carlisle, April 10.1861-41 *
MEMBERS ortho Allen and Hast pen nsborbtigh
Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Cumberland
county, are hereby nodded that the Board of Mane
gere have Ordered an assessment of 4 per canton all
the premium notes due -the company on the ilth of
March, 16M, to be paid previous to the 10th day of
June nett, to (be Treasurer or Receiver.
A* (he Treasurer Intends calling on the member*
lersoually, before that time, it would be advisable fo
be ready. LEWIS HYJGR, ffect>. .
Micbaso CocKUJr, Treasurer, Shepherdftown,
Cumberland county.
March 27, 1851.
Got. de. Hop. York, tJmon A't'etegfiptt tlsrrtabg,
insert to amt of and charge company.
TUG attention of the public la respectfully Invited
Id the ettenllvb and well aelooted stock of
BUILDING HAROWABK (t TOOLS,
hew" offered by tho subscribers, co&alatlng in part at
follows t
American fioni door locks, upright with night work,
plated or brass furniture, or porcelain all eofors.
American front door locks, plain ot pofoeltfa.*
American front door look* and slots door, horigon*
(a) or upright. .
American Rim locks, all sites A qualifies. White
or brass /limltuta "
American Mortice, with plated, white or fur
niture. .American MorticeXatehea.
American Mortice end Rim Cloaet Locks, plated
or brass escutcheons. Prop, Stop, Thumb, Qatf,
and Storo Door Latches.
io 50
7 00
7 00
7 00
io oo
io 00
Imported Locka and Latches of every description*
Baldwin’s and American Butt Hinge*, Shutter, Oil*
Strap, *i'„ and Dackflan hinges. Shutter, Gsl#,
Door, FlUih and Spring Bolts'; Screws Sprigs, Oiue
and Sand paper. American Axle and Sham Agio
Pulleys, American Duitona, Nobs, Sash cord, Halle
and BaM’weighU st Factory prices. -
I AU Goods delivered free to any part of the city.-*.
At this establishment can bo found the largest as*
sortment of White and Fancy Nobs for Locks in the
city? aomo of which cannot be seen or obtained at
any store.
TOOLS.—AII kinds of Spear & Jackaou’s Saws
on hand. Solo Agents for the celebrated Planes of
E« W. Carpenter* of Lancaater. Beatty's &Wil<
llama* make of Ohiaols, Axes, Hatchets/ Drawing
Knives, dec. warranted good.
Pugh's and Slack’s make of Angara and Angar
Bills, all sites; American Squares and Bsvils, Bales,
Gauges, Sdwsetts, Compascca, Screwdriver*, C. 8.
Hammers, Claw and Riveting, all aizes. Anvif* and
Vices, all altos. Stools, Iron and Wooden Braces,
with 0.8. Hitts; W, Greaves & Son’s, Botcher’s A;
other celebrated makes of Chisels, Files, Plane>iroos,
Addla'a celebrated carving tools, all shapes, Mfck*
lag ono of the best and most extensive sasortaants
of Building Hardware and Tools in the city.
At (his establishment it is considered apleasflfe In
show the Goods. Cali and examine the sleek end
hear the prices, before purchasing elsewhere i
WM. M, McCUJHB 4b BRO* I
. ' No. 397 Market SL, between Tth and «th.
• Phils. ApriMO, IflM—Sm
14 7 00
13 10 00
13 1000
is , 10 00
M 7 00
18 10 00
13 • 10 00
u 7 do
U 7 00
U 7 00
13 10 00
18 .10 00
13 iooo
1< , , ■ T OO
13 10.00
13 ,10 00
iif woo
13 ,10 00
■ 14 ■■■■-■ 700
y': ,■ -y -■ f
14 - 700
14 ~ • ; 7 oq
13 low
is WOO
15 10 00
14 TOO
14 • TOO
U TOO
14- TOO
J? : woo
14 7 bo
U ■ 7 DO
' 14 ■ «• 09
14,'' • ; "’.T'Oil*
; V.'i’r
'"rm
1 H
DISTILLERS.
8 , 19, SO
9 ,-s 800
9 1 8f«l
10 5 00
o
io ■ •• • •. i'o|
8 »so
■ 8 : » 8*
io. soa
8 13 W
9 ;,,„ u s.ra
1.0 , ......
BREWERS.
assessment.
Wo Study to Pleaio.
yoo
i 00
■ ' i‘T'oo
TOO
' 700
T 00
7 00
int
5 00
> &00
,5 0#
5 00