Etlegrapt iscrritar. TO ADVERTISEES.—AII Ady ►ertisemente, 'Business Notices, Mar riages, Heaths, &c., to securs insortlon the THIAJECRAPii, - must invariably aG, accompanied with the CASH. advertisements ordered in the regular .i.v.itaing Edition are inserted ,in the sioniing Edition without extra, charge. HARRIBBURG,-PA fuesday Evening, January 19, 1864 TOWN AND COUNTRY, HAVANA ONAit.5.--0. A. Bannvart Sr, Co. have now in store the best and largest assort ment of imported cigars ever brought to this market, to which they invite the attention of ikeTn. They will be happy to show to all may favor them with a visit the various ' 3, and feel confident that their stock can= tle equalled. Remember the place—Drug under Janes House. jal9 St r e hdvias those who desire to escape , the dty of ten per centaur to their tailed to call on the Collector, A. K Fahnestock; pay up during the present week. le collector requires Government money in , ent of taxes. janlB-3t se advertisement of coat and mere found articles are at this office. KNAPP'S BArrsnr.—Thiel veteran battery has -enlisted for the war, and is now on Its way 'OLICE AFFAIII3 are exceedingly dal. The 3rman informs us that he has not had a sin case to dispose of sinc3 our list report. N another column will be found an ordina - :te ropriating $69 17 for the payment of three lel police constibles for services rendered in imb3r lett. LruhLtNT ARREST.—qaptain W. W. White, oat Marshal of tho Eighteenth Pennsylva listrict, Williamsport, has been dismissed arvic-,: and arrested and lodged in the Old tol prison, in Washington, for alleged Is in the duties of his office. Fa city was crowded with strangers to-day. persons from a distanc3 strived onlbe te, and those from the surrounding neigh )ud by private conveyance, for the pus. witnessing the inauguration—an account itch is given in our columns, to the exclu; of our usual variety in the boat depart-% JPOSALS. —Sealed proposals will be r a eceiv 7 until 12 o'clock on Friday next, by Capt. J. Gilman, for furnishing the United States fifty cords of good wood, to be delivered the government bakery, in this city. tpt. Hosmer advertises for , proposalifor furl ng the government corral, at Hommels; with three hundred and 'fifty tons of good Proposals will be received until noon mi 26th bast "ATEi PROM INHALATION or Faun. - -Dr. Yoting, , ultzville, Barks county, who was Assistant - )n to the Board of Enrollment of that ty, during the last examination of drafted died on Tuesdarnight, wthishome, from ,Tects of inhaling top much ether. He 4turh!ed a cloth with ether, and laid it his forehJedt to relieve him from a head? and ia that )7'l3' went to sleep. It is sup. that during the ;2ight it slipped overhili and mouth, and thus. caused. he fatal the ether. Dr. Young' Wee'an amiable complished young man, ant the newl . or ieath under such distressing circil l a.istenms occasioned mach sorrow among ds' ....Mende. Wilt WAED na MoTior-A.lirgerneetiulg: z4ns of the Fourth Ward was held at John' r's store, to take into consideration the •er of raising the quota of the ward . ...unde last call for volunteers. The following I gentlemen were appointed a committee. :e the necessary arrangements, viz : An K. Black, Harry Koler, George Creight Lm, John Miller, Sullivan S. Child and An' Moyer. Another meeting of the citizens She Fourth ward will beleidlat the Hope house to-morrow (Wednesday) eventing, at O'clock. bove committee will hold a meeting at . L Black's shop, oa Third -street ; ' flag STRFAT M. E. bitrllClL.-7ln the midst world's buelneas, and snrrOnnded turmoil of our daily routine of duty, tco prone to forget. that higher bruilnees .ze nobler ditties ,t7hici: relate to. the . . . mportant part of our 1 1lying here _and er. This must be onl apology ''for failed to call attention,as we had prom- the series of prayer meetings which,' t being held in the Locust Street M. E. ~ udder the direction. of the pastor, Rev. ; direr Jackson. The result of these' a has already been highly cheering,"And lava owl brought to confess their_sins. Col:lVol.+ed to ktrua and living faith we unci:lrEtand that the meetings. continued dut!4.l:lB this week, and as, in fact, as the pe o p,:"'avl a c e a dispoaiUon' their benefits. Military Business Attended To. 1 1 Bounty, Pension, Back. Ray, Bubdatel l64s-610 fdil4ry and War qhdoug - generally; made out land collected. " rpisons residing atW diets* Biasarir Clot —The Pittabt.* Despitchtcan av 6 tbeir DlPiceis trtinsuctid 'by mall, by let Zadoc gingen, (who is co ,lSdned A ddle/381lj g K-CI-fgg " 5/4 Y DEIII , Attpmprat,Law, 11 ou a charge of bigamy,) has a Z9Atitil -del;-dly, , Pa. Ting in Birmingham, Allegheny contity.. le paper says: 7.7, we mistake not this Morgeoi is the same Inal who was tried here a few years since seduction of Mary Hawthorne, of- Bir no, at which-time - he was married: - Me mvicted and sentenced to -the Peniten., and we believe pardoned. - He subi3e 1 ly . enlisted in the army, and not a.great since woe on detached service inthbrcity,, special detectife, arresting deserters %ponying detachments of them (sna ke disioppeared recently, and while we )od'Hiat he had Been Ordered-to joliads, it m the. field, we liearcr3t:yviiiiiisered had got intqlsime difficulty. 'Whether the one _referred_ to above 'or not, we say. We are inclined , to believe "pd" bad scrape." - GRAND Pm:Miscue DISPLAY EN HoNoa OF ran Inatrors.moN.—Profesaor Jack - sob, bf Philadel phia, will conduct the display of a large collec tion of file works in the. , Capitol Grounds this evening lit 7 o'clock, which the public are invited o<ifttend. - A Faun lot of Glycerine Soap received at C. A. Bannvart & Co's Drug Store. •The beat in the market and the moat emollient soap that can be used. Persons washing with this soap will not be troubled with chapped hands. • - janl9(l3 t GOOD TEMPLAR ATTENTION the b3rs of Washington Lodge, No. 1, Lid. Order of Good Tampion are, 7 _regnested to be present at their hall, this evening,' ate crock, as Bro. Datweiler, of lowa, G.. W. C. T. Bro. Kink and several other stranger Brothers are expected 'to be present and addrets the order. To NICWI3PAIMR E:aoraratoss.—A young Man, who wishes to purchase a Bepublksm newspa per establishment, advertised in the Tramcmain of to day. He is represented to es' as having had a very creditable neWspapermierierice, and as possessing qualities 'fittirig hilt' in an unusual degree for the successful management newspaper. His politics and principles are of the positive and pregreasiveAtamp, without being recklessly radical. Parties -.who wish to' sell out, or are interested :tu••.bnilding up sustaining a newspaper abreset with the of the age, may de well to communicate with tho advertiser. c • - TRIATRIdAL --The ) Tombination .Star Com pany of 22 first4class performers,' from' the New York Theatres, will open:for a brief gel. - - son, in Brant's Hall, on Wednesday...evening next, with the sensation play of The Hidden Mind," dramatizeil froiis Mrs. Soithworth's calebr%ted New York Ledger Story. MIES Fanny Denham, an actress of .great and versatile tal ent,.will appear in the clitaFter of "Catiltola," the heroine 01 the piece: Mr. Rouse, the man ager of this Company, comes to Harrisburg with the brat recommindations, so that we can have no , hesititimi in bespeaking for him the generous patronage of our theatre-going citizens. FORTT-SIXTII REGIMENT PENNSYLVANLA. VOLUM TIERS.—This regiment, which left Harrisburg in September, 1061, tinder command of Col. Knipe, will return In a few days. The 20th inst. is the•time flied for its departure froin Tennessee. The regiment contained over a thousand 'men When it left s here. 'Now -it numbers three hundred and - thirty-four, of whom two hundred and seventy-five'have re enlisted. One company (late Capt. Brooks') le from Harrisburg, under command of Capt. Whitman and - Lleut. Wolf. The Forty-sixth has been ordered by the War Department to report here. We hope the veterans will be properly received-upon their arrival home. plie regiment has participated in the f_ollow log March 23d, 1862; Middletown, May 2401; 1 1862; 'Winchester, May 26th, 1862; Cedar' Mountain, August 9 th,1862; Rappahannock, August 20th, 1862; Sulphur Springs, - August 22d, 1862;,ChantillY, August 30th, 1862; South Mountai n, September 14th, 1861; AntletanSepterntierjyth, 1862; Chan cellorsville, May let, 21 and Bd, 1802; Gettys burg; July 'lst,' i , 21, tan& 3tiv,18,43; tilling Watirs,k-InliakhielB6B; AlsoVsliss:tVother • skirmishes and actions. Is you wish to impart vigor and clearness to the voice, relieve hoarseness and bronchial af fection, get at once a box of Bannvart's Brow cbial roches, the only effectual remedy in the market. For sale by the box, dozen .43r gross at C. A. Bannvart Co.'s Drug 7 8tore r No. 2 JonetfikkitHairisliiirg, - Or A liberal discount to the trade. dec24-tf THII celebrated crystal spectacles properly, adjusted to the eye ; microscopes -from 100 to 700 diameter ; tower telescopes, field, glassei definbag au (Neat fiom one to ten miles, and all kinds of optical, mathematical and philor sophical instruments at Bosendale's Optical In stitute, 8 Market Square. Artificial eyes int , •erted. Send for a cbrcular ! l'anBdtf - A CARD. ' • T o 3f iro h,v4ts, Bated Keepers, and Business Ken Generally; Mr. Sanford'. having been solicited by a few friends to intro;.'luce in Harrisbnlg a grand Advertising Cartain,e',lmilar to those in New York Theatres—is now preOred to receive subscrip: bons. • A plan of the O'N„riain may be flalln the at DAILY. Ticusaarn aKd linformai tion can be obtained of Dlr. W. H. H• fileg•--! Parties having their business displayed - upon the Curtain, bring their adverdszanenls before the most generous portion of the. public, and at theism: time receive the benefit of a :free distribididnOf thousandsof programmes,where on their place's of businesS will be conspicuous ly displayed.Nonebut - thenamee of sebscriberii will be thin: introduced to the(pitblic, find they will attain:a pepu4rity that enttrßrising bust ? ness men iwirdel*ive. ' • "-- Immediate application is necessary, as the season of the Opera . House will open on Mon- , day evening, Jantary - 26th. -- 2. • SAMUEL S. SANFORD, • • • Proprietor and Manager. .gkiirOßD'S OPERA HOUSE . , • , ,ffitchcoek & ProPiiet4rk AUSIMIE to a notice in the Taraumirn,:of Wednesday evening, July 6th, Win. Hitchcock r enplictfully Worm his friends • and p•Wona that be the Proprietor of the above mum. Hall, le hiving obtained a lease from Judge Mintayfor this term of one' month, - with the of'three, and thereby Intends kdell posseedetrof ike Hall; trusting to his friends and'thk publicler" the same liberal 'support that-hisstteude-d-hhit. &ring his professkinak career at thiahniwiefOlti*Lei lt . Lia. l7 - ; "..- • ".• • , =I i=ans C==l janl6 tf ' 'iti - 1 No - it --. sal tts - .'• ' • _..,_ - ..,.. , GOLD= nuli g . V l 4 l mg -- g UAL , TO NEW, - oillftrrecelpt of 35 cents. Ctrcultsis kir flii(Notiii*ni Pen sent on opplloatApo; by .Mail-or k otheriirbv. ,- Manufactory and Office,- 7 n -- 15 MAIDEN LANE, New York City.* ' decl9-dlin spEcuLL.NoTtc.E. SIWAL DYE!. nun ATE - - • EATIMELORI DUI Id the Best In the World.. :ea:. only Harrniess, Irud and .Dye Kr.ozwi. This splendid Hair Dye is Petfect—changes Bed, Rusty 'it Grey Hair instantly to a Glossy Black or A'Aturai Brown, without injuring the Hair or Staining the Skin, leaving the Bair Soft and Beautiful ; imparts fresh vitaliti, fre quently restoring its pristine color, and rectifies the ill effects of 13ad Dyes. The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. I3AIDHELOII. All-oth ers are mere imitations, and should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists, &c. FACTORY-81. BARCLAY ST., N. Y. BATORZIOR'S NNW. Tomer. cease DZESSING TEM BAD/. 023-Iy. Muni! Muffs! Kula We have on hand muffs, at $3, $3.50, $4 and $5. A good assortment of tow pricy furs. Cloaks, cloaks, clOrks Cloaks for ladies; all prices. Cloaks for children. Cloaks nt all prices, up to $25.-- loop skirts at 75 cts., $1 up to $3. Btockings for ladies and children. Socks', woolen find - cotton. : : Linen table covers, linen napkins. Black silk, atsl., $1.40; and all priced. Woolen Shirts of 'ail abactitions. Ladies' and gentlemenLs.pocket hdfe. =Linen sheeting 10 4.5. Linen for .pillow miss 5-4. • filtislins, bleached and. unbleached, beat Kid gloves at_B7c. and $1 per pair. Caislmere and catisitatiS for men and hols' wear. Ladies' Merino vests. Dress goods at all prices. Cambric bands and"Cainbrin . edging. Balmoral ekirbratss3.2s, 42450, „ 54. Large assortment of; other goods at S. LEWY'F. Brown's Bronchial Troches These Lozenges Me prepareefrOm a highly esteemed recipeifor alleviating BaozonlAL AF,"„ FECTIONS, ASTHMA.; I.IOARSENISS, Conans, COLDS ; and Irritation or Soreness of the Throat. PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND , VOCALISTS Will find them beneficial in clearing the voice before speaking of singing, and relieving the throat after any unusual exertion of the vocal organs, having a peculiar adaptation to affec tions which disturb the organs of speech. dnald&wlni SAPONIFIER OR CONCENTRATED LYE FAMILY SOAP MAKER. WAR makes high pxicea ; Saixmlfier helps to reduce thud.- It makes SOAP for FOUR ceote a pottudiliyusing your kitchen grease. • fiEr 7 CAI:ITION I As spurious Lyes are of fered also, be careful and only buy the PAT ENTED article put up ig'IRON cane, all others being cousrERFEIrS: • HINNUEITANIA SALT MANUFACTURING .(0.1 127 Walnut Street. Pittsburg—Pitt Street ad Dspuesne Way. del9 d&w3m Notioe to MagiEitrateg. Proseoutors, Witnesien and Jurors. NOTICEiis here V.., given that itereafter4dl parties or witnesses bound by recogni -mince to appear in any criridital 'prosecution in this county, will be : on Monday after noon, at the meeting of the Court, and if not then in attendance, their remnizances will b forfeited, unless before that time a sufficient ex= cuse for non-attendancibe sentlo the District Attorney. And such parties-and witneesee, under like penalty . of forfeiture, 'Must remain in Court during the 'Session thereof, Imdenewer. When required; and that fib - ferfeltuie of a ref cogniz Ince wilLbe taken. off, by<the . Court, ex cept on clear proof of the inability of the recognizer. to attend at the time. . ; And the Magistrates throughout the county are respect fully urged terequire sufficient surety from all .persons charged , with crime,. and to bind over all prosecutors and witnesses brmight before them; arid.that fines will be -imposed on all jurors failing to attend, except when they, have sufficient legal excuses for nenettendande Biorder of the Court, de3o deodtewtc . J. C. YOU G„ clerk. A GOOD INVESTMENT rrildE PROPRIETOR will now sell hie "CLEVELAND OMNIBUS LINE," with its good will and patronage, and all the Horses, Harneiliese Stable 6 - Blacksmith :and Harness Shops, and the ;vehicles of every description, including Omnibuses, Carriages, Hacks, Coaches, Baggage'and Having Wagons; tic., good temps, as he intends to leave the country on other business. No better investment can be made. the city of Cleveland has n0vr.62,- 000 inhabitants, and this is the only established line of accommodation betweeti differentliarbi of the town and the Depote, and for all 'other purposes connected with ,the various branches of the biniiness. Tenmueasy. Address j inl2 lw H. S. STEVENS, Cleveland, Ohio. TOMATO KETSUP. TUST receiyetl "this-morning two barrels To .) inat.o Ketsup, which we will sell by the gallon; quart, pint or half-pint to suit e, ustdra ere. liotels and Restaurants will please notice. 'VII. & CO., dee2 Dealers in Fine 'Family ertteries. APPLES I APPLES ! ! BY 111.°'Barrel,. Bushel or mall quaatity„ at ho2o WM: I a 0 GOLD PENS GOL D. •GU ANOTHER LARGE' LOT Ot N . O. 1 CiOLl3 P.BITS -AND !MOLDERS Received at SCHEFFEB'S BOOKSTORE. All pens warranted, or no sale.:, nol 'NOTICE. • SvailiarrAiv HAIMISBURCI, January 14, 1864. ALL PEBSONS - havhig claims-for worklione in assisting to remove the books of the State Library, in Juni; 1863, will immediately present the same at.theptate.LibMry- Rooms, for settlement, between ttheirouni -of 9 and 6 &Mock; P. M. ' WIEN I:OIINEY,' lanls c: • • nStato Librarian. J.. B. EWING-, Exchange Building. ,'"lfarriAnrg. Pensions, -Bounties; and Back Pay obtained. [delsdll • RVT/071.7S WANTED FOR The' 47 hilegt. T. V:, stationed at Key West, Fla. This regiment - having re's* lia_tinli.recrulta are:wanted to till up its ranks poundes, so2 t and , s3o2. Apply to . - Lieut. W. W. GEitTY, twond - St. Presbyterian Church., J 84 112 0 2 X:' • • Ecrirlfr.E...s 17A. RIES!! 43*.:0 pt B[3 'S Boolistice Harrisburz:[4ll ElMil NEMI . FIENBI Proposals hit Wood. OYELCE Ciao. Conatmany 03 Sunsisrssos, Dromannortk 03 ma SUNIISHANNA Eirriaktig,,Jibructry' 1&h, 1864. Q BALED proposals in duplicate will be to 13 ceived by the -undersigixed.untll 12 o'clock, Irriday the 28d - inst.; for furnishing to the United States tgk f Cords ..Gosod -Mereikaptable W4odi of 128 cubic. feet to the cord. The wood to be either Fine,lHickoiy or Oak, andaffber dry or green, the former . preferred. Bids mist be legible, state the sort of wood offered, whether diy or orien, and•catitain the writteirguarailtee of two ftlepousible names, as follows: "Wei ,the undersigned, hereby guarantee that should all or any part of the above bid be ac cepted; it shalt to duty fulfilled according to its true purport tend donditions." The wood to be delivered ; corded and mea sured, at the U. S. , J3skery in this city. Delivery to commence within four days from date:of award; and to be delivered at. The rate ofat least ten'cdrds per week. - Paymeirto be made after the 'delivery of the wood:, in such fundiras are on hand, if none -on hand, to be rptde as . somvas received. Proposals to be en- dorsed; ' , Proposals for Wood,'" end addresaxi to , J. /1. GILMAN, jmnl9 d4t Clapt.e. S., Ti. Propoialirtir. Hay OrastistG. S. Govaanririarr Wow., Humaiiisseex,'Ahurrryl.Bkh, T 864. BALBC. - "PASPOSA.LS will be received at S this 3 ciffihe until 12 o'clock , , January the 25th, 1864, for furnishing this Corral with THREE HIINDEED AND Flirrx (850) TONS OF HAY, two''thoosand (2,000) lbs. per ton: The hay to be baled and to be of the lxvittnier chantlble'sainlity subject to such inspection as I may dliect: • , Proposals for any amount, (say over fifty (50) tons,) will bo received, baled or loose. Each party obtaining a contract Will be respired to enter into bonds, with approved sureties, for Its faithful execution. The Department reserves .to itself i,he right reject any , or all bids if not deemsd satisfitc _, tory. Ftenosal , e — irill be addressed to Capt. JAMES R. HO B, B, Assistant Quartermaster Volnn tisre itHimuelatown,. Pa., and will be en d'onkt,'Plesposals to furnish Hay." Any in formation relative to the general' price of GRAIN is Solicited. By order Alexander N. Shipley, Acting 'Chief Quartermaster, Depart ment of the Susquehanna. JAMES B. HOSMER, Capt. and A. Qt*M. janl9 d6t. PROPOSALS FOR HAY. OincisDaror Quarts a, HAiumetvla Pa.' January 15th, 1864. PAOPOSALS will be received at face until 12 o'clock, x., Jan. , 25th, 811iLET 18641 for fuiniehingthis Department with Fifty (50) tons of . Hay, 2;000 ponncle per toe, the HaTto be baredlind of the best merchantablO quality ; subjeotlio Such - hullo: ction as I may • PropoialstOr,delivering ihet Hay loose will received. ' • - Each pertjr ckbtainiug a contract will be re quired to enter into bonds, with approved sureties; fbr its_ faithful execution. The Departmentreserves to itself the right to reject any'or. all bide if 'not -deemed satinfac- Proposals will be adiireesed to Captiiri J. 'G. Johruffik Aitst.:Q. Vols., Harrisburg, Pa., liziAmdorsed '‘Proposals to furnish Forage."— Any information relative to' the general' prices of rtin and 'hay is solicited-. -. • - G. JOHbISON; -#janl6 dtd Capt. 8‘ A; inotion Sale of Omillemned Stook. . . ~.. . ... CAVALRY BURBAU, OPPIOB OP CHLIZT QUA.I . IIIIIIIASTIR 7 . , *minnows; D. D, Jan. :14k, 1864. } IX/ILL BE'S OLD at kulfiic Auction,; to jhe V V hlibilat`bidder,.at the stable yaxd of the olterZolieXiit:YOßS;lPenna.:, beginning on the . ~, 7 , ' -,. 21st DAY OF jAIIIIARY, 1864, ~ aid continuing .day to day :till' all. are sold, 0 :Ci 0 H OR b E*. St I: i- ALSO, OF Tap-. 29th DAY OF JAbTUAIIY 1864 • 80=0 IEE 420 NILISP-3-1111 1 ! at OA/1 1 418LE, Penna. These Horses have been condemned as unfit for the cavalry service of the 11. S. Army.- : For roadondtarm purposes many. good bar gains mayhe had. Horseitwillibe sold singly. - Ternis---DABEf, in. U. S: Treasury notes. JAMBS A. EON, jal6 Mil Chief Q. M. Cavalry Bureau. F N u R 8 • co.,M 'DOCK jR CO • .1 DEALERS IN FINE FAMILY GEOLIERIES, opposite the Court House, have on hind a fine selection of BRANDIES of different vintages. FINE AND COMMON WINES Of Eiiiry. Description. WRISICETS. OLD BOURBON, MONOItQAHELA, FINE AND SCOTCH Whiskey's. The best ever brought to this mar ket. , . • FAMILY NECTAR, And the celebratots CHESTNUT GMAT WHISKY. • CR4IiAGNE WINES. SHLQSS JOHANNESBURG, :,,PT4AL7% SCOTCH AND ENGLISH 'AIM LoxtoolTißEOWN STOUT. WILD °HESRY J • PLAIITATION. • ' 010113ITTERS. -4,4 With a couioetaltipc*:Of - • " ' AMERICAN Pickles - ami-eonfilmenta of every description now in the market; and at .THE LOWEST RATES... • • ' • janfi FOUND OR; STOLEN. ONE HORSE iluanur ajtua BUFFALO DOBE, which t.be owparcrui haie by 011- oa property and paying for thbradvertiaoment. • . • - B CAMPBELL, I=l2 -; Cldef , of Polka. SPUD -1 1E ATM, W 4 1:6(3K, Jr.; i& 00. 4.4 ME °:a:d. 21mustitunts BRAE'S HALL BR! T's NALTt. THE GREAT STAR Combiriatior Dramatic Company, Combination Dramatic Company, Combination Dramatic Company: TWBOTY-TWO - LAVTBS /VT WINTLENBv, Of -Acknowledged - Metropolitan tition, Win. open at the above Hall on WEDNESDAY EVENING, JAN. 20th, 1864, In the Great Sensation Drama from the novel by MBS. E. D. E. N. SOUTHWORTH, entitled the Hidden Hand, Hidden Hand, Hidden Hand, Hidden Hand, Hidden Hand, Hidden Hand y For which the great PROTEAN STAB AND CANTATRICE, KISS FANNY DENlfilf, MISS FANNY DBNIIAIII, MISS FANNY 11104116.11, • , HISS FANNY DENHAM, Will appear' hi her great character of ' CAPITOL/I ! CAPITOLA ! GAlttOt& ! ! I In which she, will sing several delightful Bongs. j For particulers eee,emell.billa. • janlB4llw Sanford's _..Opeta House, W. Hitchcock & Cu Proprietors !ST SIX. NIGHTS OF THIS HIGHLY POPU LAR MINSTREL TROUPE. ~ VIRST appearance this evening of Mr. W. IiOLM.ES as Paddy Miles, in the Laugha ble-Face of • - THE LIMERICK BOY. Paddy Miles MR, HOLMES D'Coates W. HITCHCOCK. . , • . . TUESDAY—INAUGURATION DAY. Two Grand Perforraances, afternoon at a evening at 7. • WEDNESDAY EVENING. Grand Testimonial Benefit to W. HITCHCOCK, Tendered on this occasion by the Company. A GREAT BILL ON THIS-NIGHT. Saturday Evening last night of the' popular Troupe, and 6 BENEFIT OF THE COMPANY. Grand jubilee every evening ..daring this week. Come in time and seourerimite. Admission- .. ... . 25 cents. Orchestra seats .50 tit Private boxes $5 00 Reserved seats for ladies. janlB CANTERBURY MURK HALL. WALNUT STREET BELOW THIRD. J. Budd O . , PEIiEVERY EVENING- with. a first-Wait Company of • SINGERS, DANCERS, COMEDIANS, &O., &C. Admission... , 15 ets. Seats in Boxes 25 " janl2 . • GRAND INAUGURATION MILITARY AMD_CITISIMS' MUSS BALL Bran.t's City Hall, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUATLYASth, - 1864. An a:cetera BRASS AND SIRING BAND blus been sncuted fen' the cciasion.- Hon Eli Slifer, Albert 11. Schofield, Esq.- " John P Penney, HC Johnson, Reg, " Jeremiah Nichols; William W Watt, Esq, " 'Jacob Ridgway,- James M Kerns, Esq, ' " G W Stein, G A Quigley, Eeq, g. Bernard Reilly, - William F Smith, Reg,. " Hester glymer, Alfred Slack, 163 q, " S F Wilson; H B Heron, Esq, " Henry Johnson, Geo W Whnley, Esq, " David Fleming, A G Olmstead; EN, " Benj Ohampneys, Edward Kerns, Esq, " A Hiestand Gist; J B Chambers, Esq, " W A Wallace, B F Myers, Esq, " John Latta; B A M'Murtrie, Esq, "- d C M'Candless, Nelson Weiser, Esq, " Morrow B Lowry, C T Alexander, Esq, " John W Forney, BT M'Clellan, Reg, " M'Grath, T Alexander, Esq, " Wm>B Thomas,„ A ObToyeeZElq, Afirtilen L Russell, - 'IID Jackson;'Eeq, Corn GEM W W Irwin, John Bowman, Esq, Q 111 Gen J L Reynolds,H C Esq, burg Gen James King, Daniel Kaiser, Mg, Maj Gen D N Couch, Samuel H - Orwig, Esq, ” " J Stahl, E B Smith, Esq, Gen E C . G D Coleman, Esq., Col William ft Mann, Peter Walsh, Esq. " J V Bomforct, Charles - Koonce, Eiq, Samuel B Thomas, S S Stanberger, Eeq, " Wm H Armstrong, .jno F Spangler, Fcq, " M S Quay, Wien Forney, Esq, " Philip S White, Morton Mllichael, Esq, "A J Herr, - G W Hameraley, Ecq, " George Crossman, A W Benedict, Esq, g. Daniel Herr, - Eugene Snyder. Esq, T C MaoDowell, Henry Ward, Eeq, " Jacob Ziegler, JamesS Kerns;Etq, " Emlin Franklin, Frank Hiitchisop, Ara- KM'Olure, Benj L Fc'oniter, Esq, JohtfJPatterlicin, -John A Bigler, Egg, " John H Mint, SartiMil T Jones, :Fig, ilaj Joseph E Mogre, D A Hritchhon, Ecq, " John Brady, = James CKelch, Esq, Capt Richard I,Dodge - i:Thomas J Choate, Keg, G.PUbint, • ' Bohn M'Beilly, Esq, " J C Hervey, S Snyder Leidy, Esq, gg JD Depgh,erly - , E A Merrick, Ecq, " Jno Clement,John H Diehl. Beg, "A N Shipley, John L .Hammer, Esq, " JG , Johnson, , . William D Moore, Esq, " Simon Snyder, E Hudson Worrell, Esq, WAIL= A Sands,Daniel Bensinger, Fsq, Lent Alfred. Foote; • • MASTER OF OMR MONIES: Col., JOHN IL ZIEMER. , . • Tkkets," S 3 00; To be had'at the Pi:inelpal Hotels and atltannvart'eprog Store. janlft EMPLOYMENT. - :SEVENTY-FIVE' DOLLAIA A MON TH.— IJ Agents wanted-.to sell _Sewing . Machines. We will give a commkuion on• all Machines sold, or employ agents who will work for the abovameges eagenses paid. For particulars address BOYL&N &DO., Gen. Agents,. janl6 ii3ta Detroit, Mich. I\TOTICE IS HEREBY - GlVlENatutioning and 111 forbidding all persons frbm giving, sell ing or in any Ober manner furnishing John li...Wrlanghlin with intoxicating liquor, as I aradetennioed Wpropecitte to the full extent of the law, all such that will regard this notice. J. F. WLAUGHVIN. Harrisburg, 1864.. ' liittlCdet* MEW Nate 21.battlistmettis, TO B! OW EN AT MANAGERS . ~Y :: i }.:. A GIRL to do Housework, moat be a good Washer. and •Ironer and come wall re commended. Good wages, at BIEiTER'S, Se cond street below Chestnut. jal9 VATANTED— 500 lbs. Fresh Dandelion Root, V T by 8- A. KUNKEL & Bro., Apothecaries,llB Market st., Harrisburg, octQ AGENTS wanted to eell the Standard History of the War. A rate chance to make money. Agents are clearing from $lOO to $2OO per month. 200,000 volumes already sold. Send for circulars. Address JONES HBO& & 00. Publishers, Baltimore, Md. de2o Li sfm . VALUABLE NEW SASH FACTORY, PL&NING AND SLITTING NE L, 0 AT PUBLIC BALD, ON SATURDAY, FEBRYARY 6th, 1861 ITTHE subscriber will offer for sale, the vaiaa ble new SASH FACIOBY, PLANING and ING MILL; on the Cumberland Valley railroad, in Mecbanicsixtrg, -Pa. The property comprises a large Two story Frame Factory, with a convenient TWO STORY WARR:ROOM near, with Sheds attached, for storing lumber ; and a Lot of Ground, 150 feet square, very ad vantageously located. - The Factory is fitted up with a-large stock cf the best Machinery, which is drives by at; EN GINE OF AMPLE POWER. The establishinent has an exCellent patronage and for any one desiring to carry on this Wet ness, no better opening can be found. Sale to commence at ONE O'CLOCK; P. M., on said day, when terms will be made known by DaB dtell . - JOHN SADLER. f3OO REWARD. • HE store of the subscriber was burglarioru3- 1. 'ly entered on the night of the 16th Inst.. (Saturday,) the safe blown open and robbed of Government and State / kink notes, personal checks and other papers. The above reward will be paid upon the con viction of the thief or thieves. - OEO. G. KUNKEL.. HARRISBURG, Jan. 18th, 1364-dlwo AGOOD FRAME STABLE, holds two HORSES, With room for hay, &c. Inquire of Dania 1,w9 CHARLES 'IUNIS, Walnut St. LOTS FOR SALE. • , A NUMBER of Lots have been laid out on 11. the Jonestown Road, about one mile east alba city of Ifatriaburgc which are being sold at low prices. To persons desiring to secure a home for themselves,' and to -be relieved from the present exorbitant rents, this a rare op portunity. A. number of lots have already been sold and but few remain on band. The lan- of said lots can be seen at the Sheriff's of fice in' Harrisburg, where persons -desiring to purchase are requested to call and see the same. J. SHELL. janl6 Sole Lessee Harrisburg, Jan. 16, 1864 . NEW BAKERY. Broad Street, between Second nod Third, HARRISBURG. MICE UNDERSIGNED has opened a new BAKERY, in the. Sixth ward, where he Is prepared to supply BREAD AND CAKES at a reasonable rate. He will warrant satisfaction to all who will give him a cell He will sell his bread at the rate of IeIYE CKNTS PER POUND, and lull weight guaranteed. ,jargi dtf JOHN ALCORN. ,TIIST CIPENkiD ea ABBORMIZECT OF • ROSEWOO-D AND IdAHOGAN-1 i)ol34:llTaft, . Of different sizes, foredo - nol9 , - SINDIFFEWS- B O O KSTORE. AUBE CONCENTRATED COFFEE, - Millagetr , and 1 % 0 " 1 PERSONS making up boxes to eendto.'their friends in thiftrrny, will find flair; an ele gant article ; one box making, and cups of coffee, equal to any Java coffee, and with little labor. For-sale at n 024 lAT ILL be sold on the premises on Saturday, the 13th day of Februeuy, 1864, a cer tain two story Frame House and part of a lot of gronnd.sitnate in the city ofliarrieburg, be tween State and'N'orth'street,"being in front on Second street 27 feet 6 inches, and running back 94 feeit,.roore. or less, late the property of Anne Catharine Cnnkle, dec'd. Sale to com mence at .2 o'clock, r. N., when terms will. be made` known by Wit. IL KEPNER, Executor.of Anne C. Cankle, deed. janlB d3w AMBROTTPISTS AND PHOTO GRAPHERS. /CAKE NOTICE.—Two Ambrotype cars for I sale—the one Is located in camp and has been doing a good business. For further in formation apply to • H. H. GROVE, janlB d3to Carlisle, Pe. - FIFTEEN NEN WANTED: VIFIREN Men are wanted for teamistera' go to Washitigton. Wages $3O per month for driting 4 horses ; $B5 for driiringl mules. Apply at the City Hotel near thi Pennsylvania Railroad Depot. - DAVID CASE, ' Assistant Wagon 'Master. Warman B: Parreaann, 'Wagon Master.. janlS d2to . A PATRIOTIC, GIFT BOOS.- . - - - 01% CONSTITUTION, GOIIEaNMENT-itED— UNION. "Our Government," im expoidtion of the Conititution, &c., for popular =O4 By M. wg Th isey: Price—sl.oo. For ealent del4 BERGLIKEVS BOOKSTORE; ALMANACS ALMAN.AC4 11 - BAER'S LANCASIER • AL Ma MK .A. AT c, is , Just received and ar. Sate, nol9 SCHEE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. " QCHOOL SLATEk of different sizes, Willson's ki Excellent series. of Spellers and Benders, published by Harper. & Brothers, together With all;other Zthool:Books and Writing Materials _aro offered ; *lamb and retail, at • dee7 , • " SCHEEFEIDS - BOOKSTORE. - MORTON'S GOLD PENS. , 2 Kftiniela of Moutons l3nrlArcsd; Gioi a Tin% for sale at „. SCHEFFEFI'Vwsmatz _ All pens warranted for enlgwar: %taking the Kano, fiftieth:o end Volk. ireffetts inixinable;as thini.street, betweem iCOPAltittl.ObeettiUratibete - jan4 am r• tOcatts „„„..WANTE.Y. FOR-SALE. WM. DOCK, JR., Ft CO., PUBLIC SALE. HENRY ORTH, La
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