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the TELEGRAPH, must invariably
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Advertisements ordered in this regular
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,gARRISBURG, PA,
TILLISday EVeritlig, January -21, 1864
OWN AND 00_UNTRY,
HAVANA CIOABS.-0. A. .Bprivat t & Co
ye now in store the bat andlargest assort
ment of Imported cigari ever brought to this
market, to which they invite the attention of
" okem They will be happy to show to all
may favor them with a visit the various
lb - ands and feel confident that their ate& can
,
be z quaiied, Remember the place-Drug
:inder dimes House.. . jal9 8t
Lb L I
im
fries lot of Glycerine Soap received at
C. A,. Bannvart & Ws Drug store. The best
In the- market and the moat emollient soap
, t can be used. Persona washing with this
''! ooap will not be troubled with chapped hands.
jarkl9dat
HAvs you paid:your iT;ailed Slates Licenses ?
not, you had beetter be attending to it.-
jan2o-d2t
T2l Adams Sentinal lute hoisted the Lincoln
for the Fiuldency..-::
—:o , ~--
A. NATIONAL BAiiK isAtiout being . established.
Gettysburg,
e==l
Tar Wssanza, for the last ten days, has been ,
variable and inconstant as a "Miss in her
" Sometimes we have had snow and.
, then again rain and thaw; and bright
pleasant sunshine—then snow again, and
"next will be something else."
A IiFORD hung out his banner this morhing,
very beautiful bills of varied description,
awing his opening on Monday evening.—
S. premises us a first class entertainment,
3rior to any he has yet given, and if such,
.ne, he may depend upon a brilliant season.: '
ay evening we expect to see the union of
me military faces that took the last look
iford on his closing some eleven Months
dace which time Mr. S. and his Troupe'
been South, perforining twenty-seven ;
in New Orleans. During Mr. Sanford'd
his house has been rented to different
, but none succeeded in gathering the
that Sanford's Troupe draws. His pres
again is a. source of great jey ! and jolilfica
to all our citizens ; so prepare for some
ig Monday evening.'
.ADZIca AND COMMA RAILHOAD.—At a
:log of the stockholderaof the Reading and
'ibis railroad, held on Monday, the 11Th
the following officers were elected for the;
year:
resident—W. G. Casa. . •
iirectors—E. Hershey, Ge•_ , . Bogle, Fred.
Dean Eckert, C. S. Kauffman, John
Sara'l Small, Michael Clapper, S. S.
Filer, Wm. McConkey, Abet., Bruner, Sr.,.
W. Northrop.
Board met and organised by electing F. W.
-throp, Treasurer, A. J. Kauffman, Secretary,
Robert Crate, Superintendent.
road is completed to within one mile of
Horse Snmailt, seven miles north of
ita Mountain Springs,'where there is a
cut through the . l4untaln. The road . Will
, tupleted by the first of March, 1864.
- N - ADATY AND TH. DIAI7.—BDIOW(WiII
CC:PR/XL.
' , labor of menenfolleil and 'the:
)und the nu..
a required from• each sub-district in Dan=
gat call for volunteers :
county, under the -
Yo. enrolled. Quota.
-District. A. 122 10
Conewago township .%
Derry township 44.1 34
Harrisburg—lst ward... 414 3?
2d - " ... 459 60
2d "
4th "
6th "
6th "
Hali'az township....'
E. Hanover township
S. Hanover
W. Hanover "
Jackson if • .
- efferson
udonderry "
rheas
•atz borough
'dletowu—M. Ward
6( a 41
.96 -
150
Mifflin township. 224"
L Paxton " . .. ' . 226 -
M. Paxton" d.;. .• . • •'
Dauphin borough 97 •-
Upper Paxton township.. 171 ---
Millersburg borough 160 .
Reed township . .. , 8 7 c ' .l
Rush " 21
Swatara " • ••• 214
Swatara " '203
LEqueilanna township... 245
r aishiriliton "174 -
iconisco Id • 305
.
JUHIATA COUNTY.
ie triwnehip
ice Hill.
:Ir. Log
iwate .
ette
enwood
lintown.
ord . .....
erso kioe
borough.
•yevllle.,,
/net/anus
but
•.?" 138
.... 63
118
- = - 1,84,
.•4.168
""
118
106
118,4 ,- ,1
223
.08;10111
ker
otal -• .422
. 4 19 . 7
he following fig ures show the v.,ninber en
:d and the quotas requrred frOm the Othfr
ties in this C ongressionarrilittriOt
- Quota.
humberland 'ecinnty.... 4308 36
der county - - 2206 - 17
on county ~,,,,,, • „ 2386• 4149
Coon Piroonaoisros.—The.court is still- au
gaged with the trial of F. P. Hill, charged
with defrauding the Reading Railroad Com
pany whilst being employed as conductor on a
passenger train. It seems that the company
had a force of detectives engaged, who traveled
on the train and paid their fares to the (=lgoe
. •
tor, and he is noiy charged by them,that4l63
money so collected has not baea paid over.
The detectives have nearly all been examined,
and we observe a barge number of New York
gentleman _who are .subpcoaed on the
. _
part of the defendant, yet to testify. We shall
gife a report of l ithe facts connected with the
case as soon as it is concluded, together with a
review of the testimony. We presame the:case
will go to the jury to-night. - • -
The Grand Jury have concluded their labors
and were discharged by the court. • The fol
lowing reppyt was:presented-to the court:
To the Honorable the Tudges'of the Coisi't of Quar
ter Sessions of Dauphin county.
The grand' inqnest of the county of Dau
phin beg leave to submit the following report:
That they acted on all the bills, presented to,
hem, and that they have visited ...the Cedut
Prison, and find the inmates as conAortable;:as
could be expecte& under the:gentlemanly suz
pervision of G. W. Simmons, Usq. They heti
also examined the dilapidated condition of the
heaters, and would recommend that the Prison
Inepeotors 'make an improvement in the heat
ing ail:draw, and procure two dozen iroffEed
steads, or as Many more . as, may be necessary
for the comfortnf the inmates.
The Grand Jury would farther say that Brigg
street, in - the city.of Harrisburg, between Third
street and-Love lane -is not int,paaaable con
dition; and shciabil; w e:repaired_ for the safety
and convenience of the : public:.:; ;-; -'.a
The grading - of :Brigg street: is not •by.:wny
means what it should be, and the grade of Third
street, between Brigg street and Love lane, is
defatiVe and should bo remedied.
The Jury belloyethat if the proper city ofll
Pere are apprbsed of these facts that they will
'take immediate steps to_ correct them. Thoy
therefore request District Attorney Herr to com
municate with the -city authorities, and act:
with those authorities in each a manner as will
facilitate carrying out of these vievrs of the
Jury.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
J. B.IIU !HERFORD, Foreman,
Jinuary 21, 1864.
Tha following oaseihave been iliSposed of by
the Grand Jury, in addition to these reported'
yesterday:
Com.. vit. George M . Laughlin, Solomon':
Emanuel, Janus .Fehman, ad.—Riot. Re-,'
cognizance of protdontot (Slmon Spangler) for=
(cited.
Cont. vs. Martin Wex'—lareeny. Trne bill.
C9m. ' P.
Hill. '41,,s ease 18 ou
Coro.
vs.. Joh n C. Smith—larceny: True
bill.
cont. vs. Vincant Perinhigtoii-'-larceny. True
bill
Cora.. vs. Ann Mary Ciood—Assault and bat-,
tiny. - True bill: • - • I
- Com. vs. fosiah Bowman and Dr. H. cf. fl iU
nor—Anise pretence. True NU, • ;
Com:.vs. Samuel 'Danlap,,Fredericir. Bussell
and Dadiel Mailtin—attemptingto iet fire te
stable. 'lgnored.'
Cam. vit. David Reabackiarceny. Ignored.
Com. vs. Ciao. W. Miller—larceny. True ,
bill. Defendant wasidischarged on the ground
of being a lunatic.
Corn. vs. Fiederiok Ziister—foraloation and
bastardy. Continued.
Com. va. Charlotte liathans—asianlt and
battery. Trne bill. •
Co. vs. MO eardney, Ida Harris and Jane
Boalth—jillsorderly house. True bill.
Com. vs..lisalas Moyer—fornication and Ins
tardy. Conthrued.,
Com. va. Will. Putt—foralca,tign and bas
tardy: Continued. •
Com, vs. John Geesey—Fornication and has
tardy. 'Continned.
Cern. vs. AndrewYouscher--fornicaticin an.
bastardy. t0rt1144 . ,
Com. Vs. George Hays—larceny.: Ignored.
Com. vs. William Bear—larceny. Ignored:
Com.. vs. Robert Stevens—larceny. Ignored
Com.' bra. John _Carns—larceiry.. Igndred.
Com: vs. Bart. Jackson--aarceny. A'lgnorea
Com. vs. James -Glonevant—larceny. .Ig
nored.
Com. vs. David ,Igppred.
Corn. vs. S. W. Fyfield—larceny. :Ignored.
Corn. vs. George Williamson and George A.
Harris-L.-larceny Ignored.
Qom. NS. - Repry Dickeyandt.
~( 1 0111. vs. -William-Colline—aseault and bat=
tarp.
Ignored
Com v f 4 . f 3. S. Bsllmanantaialt. and battery.
Ignored.
Com. vs p sts, - ,•ltidell,-aseanit and batteryi,
Ignored.
Com. vs. Valentine 21 °143° ,77 41 t e P in f 4 din'
• •• '
orderbk holm. Ignored ~
Corn. vs. Catharine Knapp' nxldcatian • — .
Ignored.
Com. vs. David Gideger—fornicatio:7 a n d
bastardy. Ignored.
867 - 29
568 44
287 ' 28
266 ' '
181 16
120
136
132
256 •
176.
61'.
10
11
11
21
14
5
Com. ye. Joseph Dlllep—assault and battery:,
Ignored
Coin. Rif ,lohnt-4Eitlielberger4fonfidation.
'and bastardy. Ignored.
Corn. vs. Charles Fields—barglaiy. Ig
nored.
17
16
20
14
25
Com. vs. William Canichner--lusault and
battery. Ignirail. .S
CORREOTION.—III our repot yesterday we t
stated thea billtitewee &mina the case of
Com. vs. Peter Wenrich, for{ larceny,o ~ =A true
bill was only fend as to the receiving of stolen
goods, brit ) liailes'lo ° tire case was
continued,
Iffra
Enrolled. Quota.
168 , 14
145 • 12
34 ,; 4 ,8
.183
239
"OUR PLACE IN' B.INTORT." —We would, ad,
vise all who wish to spend this evening profit'
ably not to fail to bear Prof. W. C. Wilson on
thift Preebyr.eian,. Church, Market;
SqUire,'tliii evening, at liopeof,
that the people of this city will do him justice`
by turning out en mane and give.' him a good'
audience. - • ••• • -
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15
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• Pomo' A.prAnts.—Before Alderman Kline.—
Adam Harts and Jacob :Fag Iff,nrei wonted for
assardt rule battery * on John" Aionl:4.. * 3ll .
Bottles Was dr : unh, as were .abro .JA Sellers
nd John C. Smith, a soldier,
atiestel. SlOO in motley and a
.w.V4 from Annie Wilson, of 'Norlh
street. Smith niastommitted for trial: Airheee
- ate the onlikitils . 'Wail the_ Alderman * shYoe
Our last report. W
ht.,:f t;. , e • _
;
arzeirsei - C. Fegrtakatithor of : 81 01d-Rollac-at
Home," and other zoptdar Bonn — die - din - Hew
York, a few days ago. Deceased was a native
of Pittsburg, and his remains were taken to
that pity, to be interred bcaide- those of his
rather and mother.
" HUNT'S AZ ETEKR C.l ( Tint Bosoms AND
Sourmam STATES." containing. 272 pages, 32
"Gsasteer pf thitßorder and Southern
States," containing a'" full desczliation of the
railroad routes, turnpike roads, cities, towns,
villages; mountains,, rivers, springs, etc., and
showing distaribes, populiition; topographical
situations, and also pensions, bounties, claim
agents, &e,, &a. A fine colored steel plate:map
is prefized'to the Volume, which heibeen'com
piled by R. H:Long, late of the IL S. Army,
and forms a handbook- and reliable guide fcr
the army, and all persons interested in the war.
It is for sale by W. A. &, a. B. Jack, corner of
Third and Market streets, in this city. Price
50 cents.. • ,
Plibliihed by JOkii . P. Hunt, - Pittsbing, Pa
Another trniciiitMetiting.
In accordance w ith a 'pylons arrangement
theletteliers of Derry, 'South Hanover Dau
phin away, _Londonderry, Cornwall, ' North.
and South Arinvi,lle and Bethel, Lebanon coun
ty, convened in `the "PalidYnt Academy, ,Tenn
arY 6th:l: :4,.at 9 o'clocii, A.
The meeting was organized by appointment
of J. pininger,Bresident. , • -
- “*The' /President rtrad' a portion of serlptare;
after whieh all the members joined in singing
the National Hymn.- .•
After the , ppppintment oceritics ' secretaries
and various coroniitteee, the first business in
order was a thorough class-drill in Orthography
(oral,) by Mr. Rapp. Mr. Warrington then
read World for Sale. Min?, Olayton read an
Essay—subject, Education. Mr. &lest then
illustrated his:method of teacting" Aaaitton,
Substraction, Mbltiplicritiou anct•Division.
Adjourned till 11 o'ctocln P. li.
AFTEBOON SESSION
Opened with" music, by the pupils of the
Palmyra high school. 801 l called. Teadhett
responded with an ,original or scientific sen
timent.
Mr. E,_ Hollinger
.ansvet:wred the followingrsc
ferreid'itriestlon: ;Di * IEO earth *. ell Ihoriatind
years old? Answered-in the affirmative by giv
ing. Scientific, Geological 4nd Biblical proofs.
Prof. Peter B. Witener A. M., conducted
class-drill in - Grammar, 'with that rffissterlyskill
worthy of the position be, occupies. Music.
Ellsworth A. Zimmerman declaimed, "Charge
of Light Brigade." Reading of Derry Teacher.
by the editor. An interesting drill in Phylical
exercises by J. Sweeny. 'Missi.: - Ajarrie Ranch
read, an .ICasayentitled, Ambition. Bev. J.
Emery made some very* encouraging and com
plimentssy, remarks. M. F. Hershey conducted
a reading exeielie. D. W. E. Dams read a
Lecture—Teachers' Duty. .eMusic. Mr. Houk,
County Superintendent of Lebanon county,
now took the rOsttam" and delivered a very
eloquent addressors : District Institutes, interest
manifested in the of education, and mese
proper method -.of teaching the Alphabet. He
is certainly the right man for the - position he
I occupies.
Adjourned till 6i &dock, 'rids-
EVENING-SESSION
Opened with music: D. B. Larose .read
Essay on Theory and Practice. blush,. Mr.
Warring ton- mew . readith e add Water Nan. (Ap
plause.) J. Sweeny' then enlightned us on
Physical Geography—subject, Gulf Stream..
Music. D. W. Millevthen.took the rostrum
and spoke words of encoiragement to the
studont,,:-sarterettlegized self-made - men, and
urged us all to press onward. . •
Critics' report offered and received.'' -
The following resolutions were adopted,; .
l?eiolved, That the thankiof thliteDnitittite be
tendered to Prof. P. B. Witmer, for the use of
ins 'binning and* kble inbtractiotts' given In
Resolved, That the thanks of this Institute
be tendered to; Messrs. 'Houck; gmery, Larose,.
Miller, Miss Clayton, , Miss Carrie Bauch and
the teacher and pupils of the Palmyra high,
school for addresses, lectures, 4!esays anti music
given ' delivered beforelhh meeting: '
Resolved, That the heart felt thanks of, the
Institute are due, • to the patrons of this district
for their inirm-litinited• hotipitalitY. •
Resolved. That the new featire of holding,
Union Institutes, which has been inaugurated
in this county tc-day, should be introduced all
over the country. .
Resolved, That the proceedings of this meet
logcbe published in the Harrisburg Tsagionsra,
Lebanon Courier and Penney/pa:ail School Tourna/:
Adjatirned due die. -
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Now _Crommartnn„, Pe, Jan. 20,
-DSAsLent :- Hire. Bill, wvill'iim,'please par
don me for the liberty that I -haveltitken
addressing you, a stranger. 1 feel myself under
obligations to you fort the benefit I have•de
,riv.ed from your medicine and eye salve. having
suffered for many years most excrifetiting pain
in my 1164 breast and - side, note being free
from pain day .or night. ,And 1., ,have been
doCtoring With well-skilled and 'faint:teal phy
sicians for some years, arattill'attempts proved
a failure. I had given up all hopAs of recovery
and felkfully resigned to await my fate, which
foretold an unthnely graVe. father being
a resident of Siddonsburg,,and liying quite a
distance from'you; I'M not get to hear of your
medicinn.7.-tluithas :proved a 'wonderful • care
indped. Some few months ago I was [ldyls - •
by a lady friend'Of thine to try your medicine .
She stated to me that she made quse of your
medicine and salve, which proved acure. Feel
ingmtherlothiat first to'try;,' :as I lautalidd-out
ztopey thee ,aftsr, time, which made the en
piL 4 tta very heavy ail - all 'for naught. But
having` great conflderkie- myllriend!ii integ
rity, I t vAromptock to hearken to her kind
entreaty.nit t le - myself. 'I therefore pure:
chased .two dOegs, and a hitlf . worth of your
medicine, and, to my utter astonishment, inf
one week - I felt a great chia3ge;lind in twoi
weekewasentirely free from all pain, : ind your
eye salve...perfected a cure...for ..whichall other
washes anti roved ; salvqt e p nsalma.ll43r,ey,pllds
were so "much thtel. was forclitr to
weal gloom foriltome, years, and now I'llaVe
no occatdon at:'oll'a.stenr glossal, My eyes
being well. I therOforei hive resolved, dear
lady, to let you know, tlitikl coo* not rest min-.
tent. Until I rinklintarn lieartfelecenerac
ultitiOne, Yon, my sLpd - hellefuutrefls,
felt itpi . good you have aecimplishe4, feeling
iitylialfeneW 'Creature entirely. ' •
Yon are at 'perfect liberty to pall& thil if
yon,feel ea, LiSlincd. I close by reqnestins• you
to"acceiftny warmest regards, withtikhopeAnt
for humanity's sake,, yew., life may, be pro
longed. Sticeeerbo yours OreVer in performing
the wonderful ours. • • • •
Yearalt,ith reamed,
ASY B BROWN.
. S:Litir s iirther.irdirmation, address Marl
E. Brown, New Cumberhuidi Cumberland
county, Pa.
MN. L. BALL, No. 27 Soutti,Tine street,
Harrisburg. Pa.. .121.4 f
.
it you wish to - vigor and elelitnesetto
the voiceiyeth3re hetemenesa and bronoidarif
f46ll4Cggrat 'mice ikbrmq:Bannvart2BrOii•
clitirTrisCh*lhe only - iffeCtial.rein 6 i
0;h
market: • For alibi by - the'Voi dozen gfp
at C. A. LBannvare& 'Co.'s Drag Store, No. 2
Jones :Bow,. Harriaburg 4 Pa. 1
Ailibera disootint4o - thotiado.7 detasall
*lntel Meets.
Brown's Bronchial
.Troches
,
" 'shave neiter changed my mihd respecting
themifroni'the fiiit,•eatceptto think yet better
of that which I began thinking well of."
Rev. HENRY WARD BEECHER.
" The. Trochee area staff•of life to me."
Prof.•EDWARD NORTH,
Pres. Hamilton College, Clinton, N. Y.
Far Throat Tronblos they are a specific."
• • N .
P. WILLIS.
favorably known to need commenda
tion." • Hon, CHAS A. PIEqLPS,
Free. Halm Banate.
" Contain no °pit= nor anything lojat lone."
Dr. L. A. - HATER, Chemist, Boston
" Au elegant combination for Coughs."
Dr. G. F. BIGELOW, Boston.
I recommend , their use to Public Speak
ers." Rev. E. H. CHAPLN,
Itleairsalettary relief in Bronchitis." -
Rev. S. BEIGFRIED, Pdtirristeiwii;"
"Very: beneficial wheri suffering from
Coldit." Bev. S. J. P. AN DERSON,
St: Louis.
' "Almost instant relief in the distressing
Ittbent'uf breathing'peculiar to Asthma."
• - C. EGGLESTON, New York. •
-41 They have suited my case vgactly,
ing Mf threat's° that Peauld• slog with ease
T. DIIONARME, •
Chorister French:B(4l . Bh Chnroh, !BloritreaL
As-theirl are baitations bohlare to obtain the
GE.I3VIN4.' ' Ittn.2l d&tirlm.
PPECWITioE ,
sAtirOADA 'OPERA HOUSE.
W. Hitchcock & Co.
In answer to a AGSM in the TELEIRAPH, of
Wednesday evening, July 6th, Wm.. Hitchcock
respectfully informs his friends and patrons
that he is the Proprietor of the above named
Hall, he having 'obtained a lease from Judge
Murray for the term of one. month, with the
privilege of ,three, and thereby intends-to keep
pessession ; of the Hall, trusting to his friends
and;the public for the same-liberal 'support
thatlas attended him during his professional
career at the above establishment.
jah7 WK. HITCHCOCK.
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Boarkii, Pension, 'ilabk , Pay, Subsistence and
Military and War Matins, generally, made out
and &netted. Persons residing at a distance
can have . their business transacted by mill, by
addressing EUGENE SNYDER,
Attorney-at-Law,
del7-dly Third St., Harrisburg, Pa.
..:TAVERN- LICENSES,
NOTICE is hereby given that - the following
persons have filed petitions to the Court
of quarter'lSeesions of Dauphin county, for
tavern Ileensea, and that the samewill be pre
ritieteittbithildakt Inburton the' , Third day of
February next, as required bylaw:
1 Sarah-Jane Shearer, lett wardi-Hirrisburg.
; 2.Martin Martin: • 2d " 44
JohIPH: Hause r _," 4(
"
4 Henry Frisch, , 6 4,
6 William Breitinger, " " .
6 George Falk, _ " .1,4 4 4'
7 A,J. -Warfleld; .
8 Daniell,: Siayd, " " ' 11-
98. 11.'lirlibins, 3d " . 44
10 George Dress, "4 44 • 4.4 "
11 W. D. Br. C. B. Jack, " 44 44
12 David H. l'urbit, 44 -
I3.David Binder, 4th " 44
14 Fitiloit H. Ryan, .444.
16' William Kehl, 44 41 41
16r.Williau Conner, •• ; 44
17 Julius Itoebeck, 6 , - 64
18 Jeremiah Jackson ) 6th " "
19 atioiB9 " ." •
20 Willianill'Muley, " " 44
21 -William Hartnett, " " "
22 Jamee " • 14 23 J. W. Stober, Sasquehanna to w nship.
24 A Ti. Rhoads , "
25 Henry N'Kee, Beed," •
26 DANIA Bair, " "
27„ . Abnerlfarsh, ?ilatimoras. •
John Ef: tinfman,
29 G. W. Gladden,..Upper Paxton township.
30'JosephkLower, " ."
31 Gideon Sbadel, Washington •
32 Daniel (layer, r. "
33 Jamei Hofferan,, "
34 Isaac Betsy * , Wiconispc) , • "
janl9 d3tivtt, . ,
TEBASURY DEPARTIOST,
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
Wasinaarow Jan. 16,1864.
HEREkg, by satisfactory evidence, pre
, sented.to the undersigned, it hag been
made to appear that the First National.-Bank
of , Harrisburg f in the county, of. Dauphin and
State of Pennsylvania, has been duly organized
under and according to the' requirements of
the apt of,Congreqs, entitled 'An: act to pro
vide a National currenoy,-,sepiired by, a pledge
of United ; States stocks, , ,aud.,to provide for the
circulation andledenlitioiLthereaf.!' approved
February 2504, 1868; and - Juis complied with
all the provision of said act, ..required to be
compliedAttli n
,befor . cqiimenoing the business
Of banking..-
Now, therefore, I c iing4 Comp
troller of the carrency, do 'tier* certify that
the First National Bank of Pfegisburg, county
of Dauphin and State, of Peopsylvania, is au
thorized to ccurinuiripelhe business of banking
under the ackaforesajd•
a.] E r iniiiatimony whereof, witness my hand
and seal of officis,!. this 17th diy of 'January,
1864. HUGH M'CULLOOH, _
janl9 2m Coinptrollerfofethe Currency.
,
TO NEWSPAPER' PUBLISHERS.—The ad
vertiser Wishes to.purchase a weekly newspa
per "dstabliklunat, Republican iii politics, in
the southern .orintddlepzi.rt,of Pennsylvania:
An easier • immietpotf to A. Ws/giving particu
lars, carer of the Tamara, Harrisbarg,
will " receive iramediatettittention. janl9 d3t
BUILDING STONE FOR. SALE,
kyobest quality, deliverpkto any part of
the city. Apply to_„
janl2 Immediately below the city,
M ACCARONI ' and VERMILLLI. A fresh
supply and wananted,ltallath IFor' sale
at *220 W. DOCK, JR., & CO.
• • .
MAMMAL. Floe Afrgs No. 1 - 14011
PEL, Fine,
atc
16120 j W, , CO. ?,
SPLIT TEAS,
Ira riieiveCed ' . 72 . t.
no2o • WM DOOK,lr4rts (kW. if
Oil
proposals
Proposals for Wood.
OFFICE dam COMHBEIABX or Surinam;
DITLIITHIST OF THE SUgQIIIHANNA
Harrisburg, Tanuary Mb, 1864.
IJF,A.LED proposals In dupliazte will be re
ceived by the undersigned until 12 o'clock,
H., Friday the 224 inst., for furnishing. to the
United States
50 Cords Good MrChantable
Wood,`
of 128 cubic feet to the cord. The woo,' tcr be
either Pine, Hickory or Oak, and either dry or
green, the former preferred.
Bids must be legible, state the sort of wood•
offered, whether dry or green., and contain the
written guarantee of two re3ponsible names, as
follows:
"We, the tuadersignedi berebmarantee that
iihould'all or any part of-the above' bid- be
vispted, it shall to duly fulfilled according.= to
its true, purport and conditions:" - •
The wood to be delivered, corded and mea
'Eared, at the U. S. Bskery in this city; •-!'
Delivery to commence within four days from
'ate of award, and to be delivered at the rate
of at leash ten corns per-Week: -t:Payment to be
made•tifter the - delivery of the - wood, in each
funds as are on hand, if none on hand, to be
Elide as scxoit as -received: Proposlislo bd on-
Klorsed r t*Proposala for Wood, end uddruswut
'to _ . - J. a GIIMPT,
_
fiail9'd4C'f
Pro'pooh for-Hay.
°MOB U. "S. GOMMLUT-00111.1 . 14
Mamelately's, Anuary 18th, 1804.
SEALED` PROPOSALS will be ' received at
this office until 12 o'clock, is danuary the
25th, 1864,' for furnishing this Corral with
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY (350) TONS
'OF HAY, two thousand (2,000) lbs. per ton:
The hay to be baled and to be of tho best mar
'chantable quality ; subject to such Inspection
as I may direct.
Proposals for any amount, (say over nay (50)
tons,) will be received, baled or loose. Each
party 'obtaining a contract will be required to
enter into bonds, with approved sureties, for
its faithful execution. •
Proprietors
The Department reserves to itself the4iiglit
to reject any or all bids if not deemed satisfac.:
toryPro .
posals will be addressed to . Capt. JAMES
R. ROSNER, Assistant Quartermaster Volun
teers, at Hummelstewn, .Pa., and will be en
dorsed "Proposals to furniah Hay." Any in
formation relative to the general price of
GRAIN is solicited. By order Alexander N.
Shipley; Acting Chief Quartermaster, Depart
meat of the Susquehanna.
JAMES R. HOWLER,
janl9 d6t Capt. tuaelA. Q. M.
PROPOSALS FOR HAT.
OFTIONDIieT Quesnimummt,
HAssidscsa, Pa., January 15th, 1864.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
this office null 12 o'clock, u.,, Jita. 25th,
1864, for fiunishing this Department with Fifty
(50) tons of Hay, 2,000 pounds per tan, the
Hay to be baled and of thd beet merchantable
quality ; subject,to such inspection as I may
direct.
Propozala for delivering the Hay loose will be
received. •
Each paity obtaining a contract will be re
quired to enter into bonds, with approved
sureties, for its faithful execution.
The Department reserves to itself the right
to reject any or all bids if not deemel satisfac
tory. - •
propoSals will be addressed to Captain. J. , 4.
Johnson, Asst. Q. M. Vols., Harrisburg, Pa.,
and'endorsed "Proposals to furnish Forage."—
Any information relative to the gineral prices
of grain and-bastla solicited.
J. G. JOHNSON,
janl6 dtd Capt. 4 A. Q. M.
LILLIE'S SAFES.
GRILLED AND WROUGHT IRON.
1 7 1
0.4
e gir Cl7 l —Sh n ot r nf
t he Net Workoug I-11
-THE attention of business men generally -is
invited to the superior advantages of- this Bide
over all others, in Fire and Burglar Proof qual
ities. They are all secured by a Combination;
Lock,_withoutkey or keyhole, an/ the whole,
outsidOof, the Bafe ts . :CHILLEDIRONf (frowu
1 to 2 inches thick, and taproot against
the punch or drill and the use of powder, as
frequently employed by burglars in •their ope
rations. Descriptive circulars furnished by
GEO. W. PARSONS,
110 Market street, Harrisburg,
jan2o dlw
_Agent for. Central Penna.
STATE CAPITALHOTEL.
CORNER OF VITRO AND WALNUT STS.,
Harrisburg, Perm a.
THATenderßigned having purchased this well
known house has enlarged and thoroughly
renovated it. The rooms have been re-painted
and papered, and the entire establishment ele
gantly re-furnlehed. Being pleasantlratuLell
gibly located, end, provided with every •conve
offere to the; public all the- comforta
and'huraries of-a first cues hotel. 'Trilety and
obliging servants alWaye'..in attendaace.• A
bar well stocked With`choide liquors laattithed
to the establishpouti*
W. U. tfIOktFSON; ,
de26 dLy `"" Proprietor".
$:I. GlitaillEA,
- NO. 119 MARKET STREET,
Teeth positively extracted without pain by the
we of nitrous.oxide. . oct7dtf
.
-
_NONC
Szsza lasaiSZlC Rooms, -
RAtrawnintet, Jaiisllll7 14, 1864. j
ALL PERSONS having deers for work done
in assisting. to,reincive the books of the
State Library, in Jima, 1863, will immediately,
present, the same at. the State Library Rooms,
for settlement, between the:hours of 9 a. m.
and 5 o'clock, P. - m. WIEN FOBNER,.
janls • State Librarian.
TO LADIES.
TrYOII wish good Letter Paper, Envelopes,
I Ink, Pens, or anything,elso in the stationery
tine, you wili.,4o .t tlipy o3lling at .
• KW§ BpossrintE,
nol9 Harrisburg.
T. GEORGE and WO BANK COD FISH'
S
foi sale at [jai2o] 1;1091K,..4„ k op,
1 NE LABRA,DOR4IBBEIRG fOitale at
. jiya2A): , - BOOK, Js., & CO.
. ;-•
MEI
O&pt.
I~TANTEU-e White Wow'= as Cook.-
Liberal wages paid. Apply at
Jan2l d3t° TBIS OFFICE.
11[TANTED au Experienced Salesman for a
grocery, &jog a large business. OEM
who is not afraid to work, and study the inter
est of-his employers, will find it good situadan.
But young nun need not apply. Address
jan2o-dlwe H. & EL, Harrisburg.
LADY wishes to obtain a Gn
i, nation as a Restaurant Oook. Pally
competent to do any kind of cooking in that
line of business. Any person wanting a cook
can find her at Um 'PERRI= HOUSE in West
Harrisburg, William street: Jan2o dau
AGENTS, wanted to sell the Standard illatary
of the War: A rare chance-10 , make
money. Agents are cleating frbro. 4100 to
p2OO per month. 200,000 voluntee--'alrewly
told, Bend for ViltllllTElt • Addreta ":=
.TONES.BIIOS. & 00. ••: .1 -
Publiehera, Baltimore, lid.•
deg°
Ntto 2,Znidthrmds.
UBKFUL
B U DISCO luid VE&Y VALU
Ouri&TDnoonosv I
. • inifirws -
U Bit
is of sore genezal practical
utility , than any invention
now before the public. It has
been thoroughly tested dui
hig:.-the last twe years by
and pronoun
tabs
'.811101? 10 AEI
tubiel*Arailinteloatown
Applicable
metal Alt-
lEEE
Elnroses - Issainsms 7 - Csunal
Its a new
. thing, and the ra
suit of 'years -of study ;
combination is on
A new thine
Scinstifie Principles,
And undew no circumstances
few change of 'tempereiture,
will it become. corrupt or
emit any offensive smell.
4 ltal3otabbiatlOn.
ldrumfacturers, uaing Ma
chinesovill find it the best
lartkle known as Cementing
for the Channels, it .works
without delay, Is not affected
by any change of tempera
ture.
Boot arid Shoe
Mentfactuserit
Jewslora.
Will find it sufficiently adhe
sive for their use, va has bean
Proved•
Bi evecial/yadaptsd to L=ther i
And , we claim as an especial
Brit, that it sticks Patches
Linings to • Boots and
Shoes sufficiently strong with
out stitching.
Fazaities.
IQUID OR If Eh' .1
&taut, that is a atuil
for mending
PI - um:Hare s
°rookery ;
Bone,
it is a liquid,
Ivory ;
And Itid4 ot Ifforszehal
tam -
BEMEMBER
ffitarnee lasorams (Anima
is In a liquid form said' as
easily applied as paste
amuse Inecasnan Oman
Is insoluble in water or oil.
Mum's lona= Csensi
Adlieres oily subs...noes-
Ilirmember.
Supplied in Family 41. - Man
afacturere Packages-Irma 2
otndeifto 100 lb&
EILTON BROB. & CO._
Provldenes, Et .
del phis, -
UDIG mActursmi
- -
Finis,
Agents in Phis
3e8-dip
F I MT xa
LI QUORS
WM. .DOGK - JR - & CO
D ,
FAT IN FINE FAMILY tiROCEECEES
opposite the Court House, have on baud
tine selection of
BRANDIES
of diffeyani vintages. -
FINE AND COMMON WINES : •
Of Every - Doscripton
' -
`WHIM/MI
OLD BOURBON, •
MONONGAIMLA,
FINE EBD3II AND SCOTCH
Whisk a .' The beiit'ever brought to this law:-
ket.
OLD WHEAT,
FAAMIIiY NEPTArk
And the celebrated
010611 i lIT WIPTE VirIUBIEL
- CHAMPAGNE WINE&
aIT
,LOrtS JOIELITNIISIPMG,
- ' CLARET,
SCOTCH AND ENGLISH ALES
'• *; LONDON BROWLfIEfrOVE• -
WILD CHEERY,'_
PLANTATION,
• WIGWAM. TONIO
, complete stook of
ENGLISH
AND
-•-• AMERICAN
Pickles' and Conahnente Of every dea l _ .
now in -the market„and at THE •
RATES;
Chesebrough & Pearson,
PROVISION DEA*I.4II•S,
14 South Water street, Philadelphia,'
A RE prepared to offei to their' meta:imam
& their:Celebrated Sugar Cured' Hams and
Dried Beef; ihich 'are - eared is - primly foe fam
ily nee, and superior to anything in the market.
N. B:' All orders bylmatilpromr=ttended
I FOR - -
ABUILDINGLOTodttiate on the wrnei of
Third street and Sayford: alley, in West
Hanriebnrg. Far farther pallentare inquire of
ur-RUEBMT 11E0E8.
_ Sixth atteet between South and State.
janl6 eodtt
NOTICE
•
RE • • PAIITNEHISHIT heretoford elist'mg
T
under the name of Imhofkihpitsr 4-Co:,
at the Hanisburg fitcfclt "lardy on Penney
vanio, Ta p r oo t ], has been by mutual
consent: • The IttutAtotewill be continued by
tbaimdsrsigned, who will pay alt debts duo
by the late him-and oelleet , allontatanding se
counts.-&-Lra Vallowws - 40•C0.,-
jaurai "1 •
T.ocistral
BOOT & SHOE
JEWELER
Ft Is the on!_y
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