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sandFROM 'THE ElaymexiEss," several songs
and duettF, at S. Ward's Music Store. Also,
"Tom Tbo,nb's Wedding," and all new music
a.
of ne. Lt
going to the Pennsylvania Railroad
; ~t, this morning, either on Second, Walnut,
dor Market streets, a Worsted Tidy. The
• Ender will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at
nlyBo is THIS OFFICE.
AtAm ' Hams! !—The enterprising firm of
Va. Dusk, jr., Sr. Co., are now receiving bO,-
(0, pound -3 of "Excelsior" canvassed Hams,
.isr*h they are selling at very lsw figures,
witesale and retail. Call and examine them.
. V ____..—
• Ilus lilasa.sx HOME, this morning, was well
ed and scoured inside, and bore quite a
:I"''. table appearance when the laborers had
i
oft
h i e s d p t i h e e e ir is w a o i rk so . lut T e h ly e semi
ssa -weekly
ur c hi lea g n t in h g e
-
wapta season, and ought to be carried out to the
letitiiir by the keeper of the market.
_......._
ALICE ii WORT.—'Yesterday evening two sob
' ' 4l , nKIII,AI William Hazlett and Clark Wat
were
police, Bar
nji Campbell, for drunkenness and disorderly
.net, preferred by D. Spayd, keeper of a
nrant in Market street. We did not learn
lull particulars in this case, further than
4
the parties compromised, and the soldiers
we a dismisEed by Alderman Kline, who gave
il4men a short and stringent piece of advice,
ing them not to be brought before him
/ 6n
st evrumg Julia Anu 'IV Seel was arrested
,10740ificcrs Fry and Essig, in Short street, and
*..
might before Alderman Kline. She was evi.-
-:014tly much intoxicated—rum and opium .
`ring the work. Sent to jail to remain until
';' t:
tr or
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', TING OF THSI CORNER STONE OF THE SECOND
,
HELICAL CHERVlL—lnteresting Ceremony.—
corner stone of the Second Evangelical
i t utheran church, being erected near the corner
•Forster's avenue and Ridge road, was laid
terday afternoon, between five and six
ock, with the usual solemn and interesting
mony.
hour appointed for the ceremony was
lour o'clock, but Jefore that time a number of
-pkrams were in attendance. For the accommo
•'ijon cf ladies and the choir, chairs had been
cod upon a platform constructed over the
ar of the building % and a number of rude
tches erected. Near the corner of an ad
'.tiing building a stand had been erected for
officiating clergymen, and a portion of the
,t-IrDece lw , k6 reserved for clerical visitors from this
Stud other places. Every available part of thendw
btiilding was occupied by spectators, and the res-
• ~,
lifvoir park, jest opposite, also had its occupants,
I f
usieticg of soldiers arid citizens, ' collected
~..‘--' ether by the novelty of the scene. A few
. -
utea after four o'clock the reverend gentle
itten, intending to participate, and several of
7- '''
.. their friends mounted the stand.- The proceed
i-. ,gs were opened with an appropriate prayer,
5,. - i_.', 1 1 . 5
the Rev. E. S. Johnston, Pastor of the
.urch.
appropriate authenkwas then sung by the
:r...choir, under the direction of Mr. Silas Ward,
j., : one of the leading musical directors of Harris
. ymrg.
The Rev. Mr. Parsons, of Muncy, then de
liivered a fervent and affecting prayer, invoking
''!he blessing of Providence upon the enterprise,
and asking that the good work thus inaugurated
by the officers and members of the old church,
* might never diminish.
`,, Rev, Mr. Fry, of Carlisle, was introduced,
,`A . n2d made a congratulatory address to all con
, ,
i , ris
,Z ected with the church, and the encouragement
~,,. ing by the rapid increase of members of the
~, urch of God.
A hymn was then sung by the choir, many
Of the members of the church joining in and
misting them.
",..471 Rev. Mr. Conrad, of Trinity Church, Laneas-
P,ter, delivered an address, consigning the church
to God, and calling the blessings of Heaven to
A assist In the work so nobly and perseveringly
begun
Rev. Charles A. Hay -next proceeded to read
from a manuscript a recital of the principal
events connected with the Second Evangelical
Lutheran Church, in chronological order, which
had marked the existence of the church from
:the b. ginning of 1858 to the present time.
fThe ceremonies of laying the corner stone
ere then commenced by the Bev. Dr. Lochman,
'Y
ork, who read a chapter from the Bible,
' tirade a few remarks, and offered up a prayer to
tilmlghty God, entreating him to assist in this
religious undertaking, and to crown the labors
Of those engaged in the good cause with an
eternal reward.
A A number of artichs, consisting of a Bible; an
` 4 . : autograph letter of Washington; Luther's Cate-.
chism, with the Augsburg Confession; History
`,.;• of the Church; a miniature National flag; sew, ral religious papers, &c , were enclosed in a tin
r box, which was placed in a cavity formed by
~e corner stone, and the corner stone was laid.
The concluding ceremonies were as follows:
collection taken by several of the officers of
'lurch. Doxology sung by the congrega-
the c,
Praise God. . from whom all blessings tiow,lto.''
"
the Bev, Ephraim Miller, of
Benediction b:
Illinois.
The ceremonies thri..Nughout were undiSturted
except by the vehicle,' "Instant/3' passing
through the street, and all p.. *esent retired with
out any confusion, fully satikifit4 With theceire
)zionies, and the able manner in Wb l C 4
were conducted.
SENT TO CAE:USU.—William Williams, ar
rested last Wednesday for burglary, was sent to
Catlist: this morning in irons. He will be
• 'aced in the county jail, 0, tint place, until
e 11, t aitti g of ....ab,rlang county
court.
ISMI
REGIMENTS UNPAID.-But three regiments are
remaining at Camp Curtin waiting for their
pay. The 127th, 136th and 137th Pennsylvania
are still here, the last two waiting to ba mue
tered out, and the 127th to be paid. This will
probably be done to day, In order to allow the
127th to spend the. Sabbath at their respective
tomes.
Deems m 11. S. A. Posen HosPrraL, Ceis OUR
mrs.—The following two deaths have been
reported from this hoipital for the week ending
Friday, May 29, 1863:
Jasper Hoagland, private, Co. C, 132 d P. V.
died May 27 ; remittent fever:
Byron Prevost, private, Co. B, 12.2 d P. V. ;
died May 27 ; remittent fever.
THE Benelux xins EVENINCL—Those who hold
tickets to the grandritertainment, gotten up
in honor of thtreturned volunteers belonging
to the Citizen engine arid "hose company, - are
respectfully, requested to be at : the rope ferry,,
opposite Independence Island, this evening, of
6 o'clock. Thisi hospitable receptlon of the
company's nine months' men will, uudoubtedly,
be a grand affair, and all present sure
to enjoy themseb es to the fullest extent.
Tas 111:01WITING BUSMEN IN ELANiuntIING.
The offices for recruiting volunteers for the
regular and volunteer service are doing a good
business,condilering the indisposition of the nine
months' men to re-enlist before they return
home and see their friends. it email , squad of
recruits were preparing to leave the recruiting
offices in the Exchange to-day, some of them to
go direct to New York, where one of the largest
recruiting rendezvous 'in the United States is
located.
REELloolJS.—Presbytarian Church; (0. S.)—Rev.
John C. Bliss, of Carlisle, will preach in the
Old School Presbyterian Church, to-morrow,
morning and 'evening.
Evangelical Lutheran Church.—Rev. Dr. Morris,
of Baltirbore, will preach in the morning, and
the Rev. S. A. Holman in the evening.
Methodist Episcopal Church, Locust Street. —Rev.
Dr. Jackson (pastor of church) will preach both
morning and evening.
Meihodat .EpizcoPal Church, Ridge Avenue. —Rev.
Rikestraw (pastor of church) will preach both
morning and evening.
Serviczsin all the above mentionecichurches
commences at 10 o'CleCk the Morning, tad
7o'clock in the evening. •
Tan Mariam.—This morning the market was
well attended and . the farmers and butchers
appeared to be doing a remarkably good busi
ness. We give the following list of , prices of
the chief articles sold:
Beef, per_pound 10®15q
Mutton, per pound - 12@16e.
Veal, per pound 10 ® 12c
Pork, per pound 9®120
Potatoes, per bushel 900$1 00
Apples, per bushel $1 81i®,2 00
Butter, per pound 13®300
Candles, per pound 16@17c
Lard, per pound • 11®14c
Eggs, per dozen 13®18c
Dried apples, per quart b3 6 c
Teaches, per quart 7@,10c
Hay, per ton... • • $l3 00®14 00
The butter market opened with prices rang
ing from twenty-eight to thirty cents, but
when the market closed it .was selling 13®150
per pound.
HORSE 5TL4.1.1144 exD MIIRDIFIL—Mr. Pyle,
living near Camp Morton, State of Indiana,
some two daya.since lost two horses, and having
some suspicion of the direction. they had gone,
telegraphed to the sheriff of Howard county.
The sheriff sent Mr. Stewart, his assistant, to
Kokomo, to the stables of Nelson Cooper, horse
dealer, to see if the horses could be found. As
they expected both horses were there, also' the
thieves, who were trying to make a trade with'
Cooper. Mr. Stewart stepped up and informed
the gentlemen that he would take care of the
homes for the present, at the same time motion
ing to Cooper to take hold of the othei horse.
Upon this the thieves, who were'mounted upon
the horses, jumped off, drew their revolvers and
fired one shot, killing. Mr. Cooper instantly.
Another shot wasfired at Stewart, but missed
him, taking effect in a bystander, who lived but
an hour after. "4'
The scoundrel who did the shooting was ar
rested, and, it is said, will be hanged today
without trial. The other escaped; but the woods
where he went are surrounded, and he will
doubtless be captured.
P. -S.—Since writing the above, we learn that
the other thief has been caught, and that both
were to be hanged at Kokomo to-day at twelve
o'clock.
ENROLLING OFFICERS APPOINTED.—the board
of enrollment of the Fourteenth District of
Pennsylania, consisting of Provost Marshal,
John K. Clement, Surgeon, S. T. Charlton, and
Commissioner, Charles C. Hawn, have appointed
the following enrolling officers for, the .several
wards and townships of Dauphin county, to-wit:
Harrieburg—Firat Ward—Bernhard J. Shoop.
Second " Charles H. Small.
" Third " J. Joseph WeitaeL
" Fourth ". Samuel Ettla.
Fifth " Wash. Sturgeon.
Sixth " ...George Phillips.
Middletown—South Ward--George W. Church.
.Cuddle. " David W. Fisher.
" North' " Caleb Roe.
Susquehanna Toesuthip--Ottriatian
Lotoe;.' Paxton—Clement B. Care. ,-
East.Nanoner—David Hoover: •
Wed Hanover—John Barnet.
South Hanover : —David Beret.
Derry--Lieut 0. D. Wise.
Londonderry—Lewis D. Shaeffer,
Conewago—bruel C. Davis.
Lower StoStiris—jonathan Gramm.
Swatura—John B. Geistweit. -
Middle Radon—lsaac Mace.
Reed—William Boyer.
Rush—David Belnold.
Efra fax —J. B. Markley.
Jackson—C. E. Beigle. •
Jefferson—JonAthan Eaterline.
Mdkrsburg Borough—Wesley &sever.
Upon' Poxtm 21nonsh-Lmarsiss Novinger.
.Metirs—Able Wise. ,
' jr~n=Benjamin R. Buffington:
TrusoiseO—James Pelt •
Lykau aad Gratz—John Anderson.
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FAST Daivaa.—Last, evening two fast h )rses
were try ing ti•eir mettle on Front street, iu au
exciting race, the time ne4thbor
hood of 250 to the mile. The ordinance passed
by the city council appears to have no perma
nent effect in remedying this evil, and no -one
cares to know that there is such a law in ex_
isteece as requires slow driving in the city
limits.
C=C :=1
TUE PANORAMA. OF JsausALEM' will be exhi
bited at Brant's Hall, on Tuesday and Wedne*
day evenings of next . week. It 'comes here
highly recommended by the press. Bayard
Taylor, in speaking of this Panorama says:
"I have seen the Panorama of Jerusalem
and vicinity, from Daguerreotypes taken by
Dr. Barclay, and now bel g vs.hibited by his
eons, and cheerfully testify t its correctness.
It•gives the most satisfactory idea of Jertmlem
which can be obtained, without visiting the
Holy City. The views of the Mosque of Omar,
the Tomb of David, and the subterranean rock
galleries, have never before been "made, and
are therefore of more than usual interest."
A SLASIDER CASs.—The Pittsburg Evening
Chronicle says:. The slander oise of Schultz vs.
Hill was brought to a termination yesterday,
resulting in a verdict for the plaintiff for $BOB.
The plaintiff In the matter Is the betrothed of
a soldier now in the army;' and it was- Charged
that the defendant had used language impugn-
ing her chastity. She mte not Mentioned by
name, but was designated as the , hired girl of
jolin Hartman. The testimony showed that at
the time the slanderous words Were used, and
for a long time, before, Hartman had no hired
girl but plaintiff, so. that there could be no
doubt as to the party meant by defendant when
he used the expression boinplained. of. His
Henor Judge Williams ruled that It was not
necessary to mention the name of a party
slandered. If the evidenze clearly pointed to
the person that was enough. The case was con
ducted by Mr. J. J. Seibeneck for plabitiff, and
and Messrs. Marshail and Swartzwelder for de
fence, and excited considerable interest.
Army Committee of the United States
Christian Commission for the City
of Harrisburg.
The United States Chris lan Commission,
under full sanction of, the President,, , the Secre
taries of Wa* and of the Navy,the Generals com
manding the army of the. Union, and the Ad
mirals commanding its squadrons,, has under
taken by its own, volunteer, unpaid efforts to
minister to the wants, religious and temporal,
of every man, on land and on sea, wearing the
national uniform. To co operate with them iu
this =work, an 4auxilliary committee haS been
formed in the city of Harrisburg.
The three things chiefly wanted : by the Com
mission in carrying on its great work, are
money, hospital stores and delegates.
The money., contributed to the Christian
Commission' goes directly in publications and
stores, to the relief and benefit of the noble
men of our army and navy, with no material
diminution for salaries, rents, freights or ex
penses. It is the purpose of the local committee
to present the object and claims of the. Commis
sion to their friends and neighbors, and also to
urge upon the pastors of churches in the central
parts of the State, .to take-.up, in their congre
gations, collections at such timerait may be con
venient. . •
The Committee also' appeal to the patriotic
women throughout the towns' and villages of
the central parts of the State to form Relief So
cieties or Sewing Circles, for the purpose of pre
paring or obtaining the various supplies needed,
such as clothing, jellie.r, canoed fruits, home
made wines and such other artiule4 as will con
tribute to the comfort of the sick and wounded.
We also appeal to the active and benevolent
men in, these towns - and villages to ortrai.lz... for
combined and efficient action a Working Com
mittee,, who shall be in correspondence with the
Central Conamittee'in Philadelphia.
% We further desire. to find ac: ive, earnest
Christian men men who can not only distri
bute Bibles and good books, but can lead-prayer
meeting, can wash and dress wounds, prepare
food for the sick, writs letters for the feeble,
counsel and 'comfort the dying and bury the
dead, If necessary—in .brief, men who are ready,
to do anything to bless the soldier, and are
wanting a place to work. The committee . will
be happy to afford them every facility of en
gaging at once in this noble work.
Such are the three things urgently needed by
the Commission in prosecutiug its work in the
army—money, hospital stores and delegates,
for which we appeal to a generous public.
Several hundred thousand men are breasting
the tide of rebellion and suffering the losS of
home and home influences and 'of all religions
privileges, subject to the perils, calamities and
vicissitudes of camp and battle field, and they
appeal to us for help: From every division and
squadron comes the cry for clothing; comfotts,
delegates; and louder than all for the word. of
God and religious reading matter.
Other great movements and battles must oc
cur before this gigantic rebellion is suppressed.
Thousands more brave sons and brothers will
fall. The time for generous, sacrificing and
intense effort has not yet passed away. Every
man and woman and child should feel himself
called upon and authorized by the providence
of God to do all he can himself personally, and
all he can to urge others, in this good work of
collecting and forwarding money and supplies
for the comfort of the defenders of the country.
Send letters and inquiries to Rev. T. H. Rob
inson, Chairman of A , my Committ-e, Harris
burg, Pa.
Send money'to B. A. Lamterton, Esq., Tres
suer of Army Committee, Harrisburg, Pa
Send hospital stores and supplies to Tames
ki'Cormick, Jr.; Harrisburg, Pa...
Haluasstrao, May 29, 1863,
Editor Telegraph.—Not having an opportunity
to bid my comrades in arms a farewell, I take
this medium of the press to express to the offi
cers and members of the 127th regiment Penn
sylvania volunteers my heart felt thankfulness
for the many acts'of kindness shown me, and
their good attention. to the teachings of the
Holy Writ for the nine months we served to
gether. They shall never be forgotten, and in
my prayers to Him who brought , us safely
through the battles will I commend them. Offi
cers and members-of the 127th regiment, God
bless you. Farewell.
Late your Chaplain, JOHN C. GREGG.
... ::.- 5 44 . 14 141 .0#4.g.. ..i.6-..!..
Tor the Benefit of the Publie.
It is not our purpose to disparage the noble
science bf Medicine or say anything that will
conflict with iti3 legitimate usefulness, but •we
hold that the evidence - of experience is entitled
to some consideration. We refer here to the
astonishing virtues 'of simple' medicines that
have been introduced to I,lle, public, the attes
tations of thousands_ .sick who have been
permanently curekwill . bear„re.e,ont. in. saying
that the German, vegetable , medicines of 'Mrs.
Westhoven now manufactured and sold, by Mrs.
L. Bali, hold a prominent place among the best
medicines of the age `for all diseases that they
claim to cure, rheumatism, dyspepsia, liver and
kidney. coughs and fever. They Combine in
their coniposition the experience of a long life
and close observation: They can be purchased
at the residence of MN: It Ball; No. 27 Pouth
Pine Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Narron.Orders -froni a' distance promptly
attended to.
WE have taken over on the Ist of April the
e , ce of goods bought of Mr. Boger, to our
More, where we will continue to sell the
hal'iLee left at very low prices, until the whole
are sold. Among those goods are
1,000 yards remnants, delaine and calico, 16,
18 and 20 cents.
500 yards remnants, lawns and other dress
goods, 16, 18 and 20 cents.
200 yards of barege and lustre, 20 and 26 cents.
1,000 yards of linen crash, 18, 18 and 20
cents.
100 yards of brown and grey cloth for sum
mer costa.
1,000 yards of
_linen, cotton at i wool pants
etuft, cheap.
300 dozen of the very beat spool ,:atton, white
and colored.
1,000 papers of the very best of Smiths'
needles, 5 cts, a paper; also stockings,
gloves,
pocket handkerchiefil ' hoop skirts, all kinds of
combs, patent thread, tapes, socks, either by
the dozen or piece. We have also on band yet
about 10 pieces of CARPET, whisk we will sell
at 75 cents per yard.
20 pieces of straw matting; cheap. •
20 pieces of splendid figured window cnitains
S. LEWY.
20rertisemtuts.
AN ABSORTUNNT OF
OVER 100 STYLES
POOKET BOOKS, PURSES
AND
POIMMONATES
FOR LADIES AND EtERTLEKEN,
'KEILLEIt'S
Drug and Fancy Goode Store,
No. 91 Market
A V:INE LOT OF
BANKERS' CASES AND LARGE WALLETS.
Some Splendid New patterns of
LADIEB' bOMPANIONS.
The best Morocco
TIZAVELING tgATORELS",
And a general variety of FANCY . GOODS, suit
able for Presents, now on hand at
SELLER'S
.Drug Store, No. 91 Market ,Street.
myll]
PIANOS!
STEINWAY'S, OHICKERING'S, BRAD
BURY'S, ILBLEY'S and GI:WE
STERN'S. MELODEONS, &0., by
PRINCE, TREAT & LINSLEY.
VIOLINS, GUITARS, FLUTES, FIFES, AC
CORDEONS, DRUMS, &c.
•
Sheet Music sent by mail to any place.
PICTURE FRAME3,_ ALUIIMS and LOOK-
ING G T A cgs's,
Howe's Sewing Machines, 10 c. at the Music
Store of SILAS WARD,
No. 12 North Third Street, above Market.
augl4-dly
THE STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN
WALTER PATON, 'Commander.
WILL be dispatched
PROM, LIVERPOOL
Saturday May 16 Saturday June 6
Tuesday Tune 80 Tuesday July 21
And at the same regular intervals thereafter.
rust c bin from $95 to $135
Second cabin. $7O
Excursion Tickets out and back, in the first
and second cabin only, a fare and a half.
Servants accompanying passengers and chil
dren under twelve years of age half fare. In
fantoiree.
Third cabin $5O
Steerage, with superior accommodations. . . $BO
All tartly payable in Gold, or its equivalent
in U. S. enrrency.
Each passenges.allowed twenty cubic feet of
luggage.
An experienced Surgeon on board. -
For passage apply to
CHARMS A. WHITNEY,
At the Office, 26 Broadway, New York.
For freight apply to
HOWLAND & AgeINWALL, Agents,
mrle.dtjeii] 54 South et., New York.
PROCLAMATION.
MAToa's Cosnoa,
Haniaburg, May 14th, 1868. 1
WILYRBAS, It is the duty of every citizen to
lend his aid to the preservation of the public
peace ; And whom, The unlimited and_ indis
criminate sale of intoxicating liquors to a
large population must Inevitably lead to serious
disorders and breaches of the peace; therefore,
It is hereby enjoined on all tavern keepers and
retail dealers, within the limits of the city of
Harrisburg, to Close their bars and to discon
tinue the sale of all intoxicating beverages, in
cluding lager beer, at six o'clock P. Y, - of every
day in thi; week until further notice.
Inyl4] A. L. 110IIMYORT, Mayor.
FOR SALE.
20n BUSHELS prince Potatoes.
V' 200 LBS. Buckwheat Flour
800 bbls. Prime New York State Apples
Buckwheat and Wheat Flour, Corn Oats,
Feed, Dried Apples, Dried Peaches, Dried
Huckleberrie', Raspberries, Elder
berries, &c. Choice sugar-oured Hams, Shoul
ders, Dried Beef, Lsrd, Mackerel, Curl i t h; &c.
A prime lot of Oranges, Lemons, Figs, Rab Arts,
Candies, Sugar, Coffee, Bice, Candles, Spices,
Tobiteco, Sews, &c.
A prime lot of Sweet Cider just received.
Pure Cider Vinegar.
For sale wholesale and retail, No. 106 Market
street,' Harrisburg, Pa
mr26 dly
W. H. BIBLE it CO.
•FOR SALE.
ATHIRTY horse power iteam engine, nearly
new. Prime low. Address
A. C. MILLER,
ap17.2m0 Newville, Cumberland County.
CHILDRENS" CARRIAGES.
JIIST received, the largest assortment ire the
city, by GEO. W. PARSONS,
aplata w2w 110 Market street.
LTAMB.—Michener's Excelsior Hams, with
. 11 and without canvass, togther with Ober
choice brands, for sale low by
,„ NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
myl6 Cor. Front and Market Street&
TOE CREAM SAIECIIHS.-LThiladelphia Ice
Cream Saucer or Plate, jest received, and fm
sale by ' NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
myls Cor. Front and Market Streets.
-SALT, ground, alum, Ashton and d a i r y, In
1 , ..) large or stzudrquiaitities, by -
•NIOSOLB & BOWMAN,
al (kr. troni an 1 Market striate.
New lbvertizeitiento
Valuable Furnace Property for Bale
or to Ef nt,
THE undersigned will sell or rent Cheater
Furnace, situate in Cromwell township,
Huntingdon c, uuty, Pa. The Stack is well and
substantially built ; there is also Ten Bank
Houses in tolerable repair ; there is an abun
dance of good wood that can be purchased at
from 16 to 25 cents per cord, (wood leave,) with
in two miles of the stack, and abundance of
geod ore can be got from one to two and a half
miles, at a reasonable price. The furnace is
about ten miles from Mt. Union station, P. B.
8., with a good public road leading to it. For
further particulars, address
SAMUEL WILSON,
Spruce Creek, P. 0., Huntingdon county, Pa:
mai-am
353. • BOLA. MILLS. 355
858 and 855 Washington Street, New
York` City.
GOVERNMENT COFFEE.
PUT up in tin foil pound pai.ets, 48 in a
box, and in balk. Oar prices magi, from
7to 80 cents. .We pat up the folloy.ing kinds:
JAVA, MARA.OALBO, RIO AND VARIOUS
OTHER BRANDS OF SUPERIOR COFFEE.
We believe our Coffee to be better than any
ground Coffee now in nee. All orders addres
sed to us,' oath our agents, Messrs, Pram &
YOUNG, 182-Chambers Street, corner Washing
ton Street, New York City,.wills eceive promv
attention.
The retail trade supplied by first class jobbin..
houses in the various cities.
TABER & PLACE.
WM. P. TABER. 0111113.
N. B.r—Trade Price List furnished upon ap
plication. . declB-clBm-rdmr2B
HA AT Sliti •
20,Q00L85.-composed of the
calved :
NEwnords, celebrated.
Nsvt JIREIRY, Medal •
EVANS AND Swnrfs, superior.
Parontasa's Exarreroa,"eannaased.
Micaiuxa's Exonerate, not cncenavaeced
IRON CITY, canvassed.. .
laox Crrr, not convoned.
Pre= Han 3, strictly prim
. e.
Coturray HAMS, very ,fine
Each ham sold will be guaranteed as repre
sented. WM. DOOR, Jr., & CO.
TN- the Orphans' Court for the Codnty of Dan
.l. phin : In the matter of the settlement of
Henry Hollingsworth, administrator of the es
tate of Augustus F. &ticker, late of the town
ship of Bwatara, in said county, d,ceased. The
auditor appointed by the said court to make
distribution, amongst creditors, of the balance
in the hands of the-accountati: , will attend .to
the duties of his appointmeui r • Jim, the
11th day of Jane, 1868, at 10 o't. • ,at
his office, on North Third street,
.; he
National Telegraph Office, in the e.t., :
burg, when and where all parti-s .
•may attend it they see proper.
1 1013'T SNODURASS, Auditor.
Harrisburg, slay 18, 1863.—d3t oaw
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
'MOTION', is hereby gi7en, that letters of ad
-3.1 ministration were this day issued to the
subscriber on the estate of Charles 13. Hummel,
late of the city of Harrisburg, Dauphin county,
dec'd. -All creditors of said estate , will present
their claims, and those indebted mike immedi
ate payment. AUGUSTUS L. °RAYNE,
my2l-tloaw6t* Administrator.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters of ad ;
ministration de bones" non were issued to
the subscriber, on the estate of George Hammon,
late of the city of Harrisburg, Dauphin county,
deceased. All creditors of said estate will pre
sent their claims, and those indebted make
immediate payment. JACOB SHELL,
my 6 doaw6sv Administrator de bonus non.
FROM 1111 W YOWL
$6O A MONTH!—We want agents at $BO
a month, expenses paid, to sell our
Everlasting Pencils, Oriental Burners, and 18 other
new, useful and curious articles. 15 circulars,
free. SHAW & CLARK,
mylB-dacw3m Biddeford, !de.
$75 A MONTH !—I want to hire Agents
in every county at $76 a month, ex
penses paid, to sell my new cheap Family Seir
ing Machines. Address S. MADISON,
mylB-dsw3m Alfred, Me.
FlSH.—Another large lot of Mackerel and
Herring, in all sizes of packagee, barrels,
halves, quartefs and kite, for sale low by
NICHOLS & BOWMAN
ap27 Cor. Front and Market Streets.
WE invite the attention of the public to our
large and well selected stock of Queens
ware, recently purdhased, and which we offer al'
a very small advance on city prices. Call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere.
NICHOLS it BOWMAN,
ap7 Corner Front and Market Sta.
FOR 4730 REGIMENT, P. V.,
COL. T. H. GOOD, Commanding,
Stationed at Key West, Florida.
Apply to Lieut. W. W. GEETY,
2d Street, apposite Presbyterian Church.
[Patriot and Union, Perry County Democrat,
and American, Bloomfield, copy one month and
send bill to this office for collection immedi
ately.] my26-Imo
TWO or MIKE good steady men, with some
knowledge of Farm or Garden work, will
be employed for the season.
Or The highest wages will be paid to persons
of the right kind. Apply to H. A. MISH.
Keystone Nursery, May,22, 1863.
200 Agents Wanted to Sell Lloyd's American
Map of the United States.
PRICK $1 00.
PEMONS wishing to engage in selling these
maps can be furnished, in any quantity, by
addressing D. D. BARTON, Mechanicsburg,
Cumberland county, Pa., agent, at publisher's
prices, with freight added.
A large lot of superior finished maps have
just been received.
Good agents can .sell from fifteen to thirt!
maps per day, and realize from $6 to $lO nrofd
Two hundred agents wanted immediately fo
any part of the United States. Address
D. D. BARON,
Mechanicsburg, Cumberland county, Ps.
myls.dliwo
• THE BEST
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,
WHEELER AND WILSON'S.
NEW OFFICE Market Square, next door to
Colder's office. Call and see them in ope
ration. A general assortment of machines and
needles constantly on band.
Mies Margaret Hine' , will exhibit and sell
them, and also do all kinds of machine sewing
on these machines in the beet manner.
The patronage of the public is respectfully
solicited. aprll•d6m
DBLED BEEF AND BOLOGNA, a very choice
: lot, just received and for soli by
zarBo - WM. DOOR, Js., & CX).
AUDITOR'S. NOTICE
QUEENSWARE 1
RECRUITS WANTED
HANDS WANTED.
New 21.bratisementg
SAPONIFIER,
CONCENTRATED LYE,
THE FAMILY SOAP MAKER
iHE PUBLIC are cautioned against the
I. SPURIOUS articles of LYE for making
SOAP, &c., now offered for sale. The only
GENUINE and PATENTED Lye is that made
by the PENNSYLVANIA SALT IItrANUFAO
TUBING COMPANY, their trade-mark for it
being "SAPONIFIER, OIL CONCENTBAriED
LYE." The great SUCCESS of This article has
led UNPRINCIPLED PAR LIES to endeavor to
IMITATE it, in violation of the Company's
PATENTS.
All MANUFACTURERS, BUYERS or SEL
LERS of these SPURIOUS Lyes, are hereby
NOTIFIED that the COAIPANY have employed
as their ATTORNEYS,
GEORGE HA.RDING, ESQ., of Phila., and
WILIAM! BABEWELL, , of Piusbar 9 .
And that all MANUFACTURERS, USERS, Oa
SELLERS of Lye, in violation of the rights of
the Company, will be PROSECUTED at once.
The SAPONIFIER, or CONCENTRATED
LYE, is for eale by alt Danoomvs, Gnomes and
COUNTRY Bream..
TAKE NOTICE
The thump STAMM Omourt Cocas, Western
District of Pennsylvania. No. 1 of May Term,
in 1862, in suit of THE PENNSYLVANIA
SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANY m.
THOS. G. CHASE, decreed to the Company, on
November 16, 1862, the EXCLUSIVE right
granted by a patent owned by them for the
SAPONIFIER. Patent dated October 2 i 1856.
Perpetual injunction awarded.
THE PENNSYLVANIA
SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANY•
OFFICES :
127 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
Pitt St. and Duquesne Way, Pittsburg
ap2s4Bm-8p
T. J. McGUIGAN.
Importer and wholesale dealer in
THREAD, TAPES, HOSIER Y ,
Notions, &o. •
MATCHES AND BLACEIP6I,
No 2 &raroberry Sbvet, Philadelphia.
f 2b-dBuL
DRIED FRUIT.
DRIED Peaches, (pared)
Dried Peaches, (=pared.]
Dried Apples.
Dried Plains,
Dried Cherries.
Dried Blackberries.
For sale by faprlol WM. DOCK, Jr., &CO
-I DOCTOR A. H. STEVENS, ELECTRICAL
PHYSICIAN, is caring all CHRONIC HIS
EASES, both of ladies and Gentlemen, by a
new method in the see of Electricity alone,
without any Medicine, or even any Pain.
BOARD may be had, with Treatment, by
Patients from abroad, at reasonable rates, in the
Doctor's Family.
- LEITERS applying For circulars or further
information will be promptly answered. Office
and Residence at 1418 SOUTH PENN SQUARE,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, being in a cen
tral as well as aelightful part of the city.
Cut this out for - future reference.
apB-d8 ta w 3m
Harrisburg Venitian Blind Factory,
BLINDS made to order for churches, parlors
and hotels, that will At any window. Per
sons wanting blinds cm get all the information
desired as to prices and theatres of windows by
calling at my shop, or by sending me a few
lines by mail. Samples always on hand.
OLD BLINDS MADE TO LOOK EQUAL TO
NEW. A. R. SHARP,
South Second st., a few doors below the Pres
byterian church. . mr26 doaw2in
LAMES Yon know where you can get rine
Note Paper, Envelopes, Viaitiog and Wed
ding Garde
.ap6
At SCHKETER'S BOOKSPORE
THE NATIONAL ALMANAC AND ANNII
AL RECORD for 1863, for sale at
ap6 BCHEFFER'S BOOKSTORE.
GER:MT CORR.
Winslow's Fresh Green
Corn just received by
jaaltf W. DOCK, Ja., & 00
100 AJLISMII,9 Mercer and Peach Blow
Potatoe3, for sale very low, by
14408-01J3 & BOWMAN,
f2B Comer Front and Market Ste.
CHOICE Green and Black Teas, Imperial,
Young Hyson, Sanchony, Oolong, &0., &c.,
or sale by NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
ap7 Corner Front and Market Ste.
SILVER MAPLE, Horse Chestnut,
English Aeh, Norway Maple,
Mountain Ash, Red Twigged Linden,
and other shade trees, at Keystone Nursery.
apl7 . J..MIREL
ll /TAME= —A large lot - of Mackerel in
/Y.i. barrels, halves and quarters, for sale low,
NICHOLS ISt BOWMAN,
Cor. Front and Market ate.
by
myB
DUKE AND UNADULTERATED SPICES,
1. from the most celebrated mills in the coun
try, just received and for sale by
jl4 WM. DOCK, Ja., & CO.
ORANGES; Lemons, Raisins and other
foreign fruit just received and for sale by
NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
Cor. Front and Market eta.
my 4
SMOKED HALIBUT.
A VERY choice extide just received, aad for
biLeale by WK. DOCK, Jr.. & CO.
ARD and &con wanted, from corn-fed pork
JLA Apply at NICHOLS A BOWMAN'S,
m 4 Car. Front and Market sta.
BUB II. •IG FLUID! unadulterated, and nude
from the beat material. For sale wholesale
and retail, at KREI MR'S MUG STORE,
jl4 91 Market street.
LARGE EVPIRGREENS.
A few quite large and fine evergreens, for
IMMEDIATE ORNAMENT,
for wile at reasonable prices, at Keystone Nur
sery. [apl7] J. MISH.
HAMS, Dried Beet, Irish, Salt, in large or
mall quantities to suit purchasers, for sale
lomf, by NICHOLS & BOWSLAN,
a 010 Cor. Front grkd Market streets.
ENGLISH DADIY CHEE, the very best
-4E
ever offered in this market, for sale by
=BO WM. DOCK, JS., &
MEIN FINEST STOOK OF PHOTOGRAPH
1. ALBUIdS,POBTFOLIOS,POOKET BOOKS,
for sale at SCHEFFER'S BOOKSTORE.
HOICE SUGARS and 8111 KITS, a large and
well selected lot, for sale:by
NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
=2B Ow. Front and Market Streak.