pail g Cettgapt HARRISBURG, PA TIIIIBDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4, 1864. CITY ITEMS FEESH lot of that household article, "Su; van Soap," for cleaning a-ndpolishing silver and and britannia wares. Received and.. for 'sale at C. A. BatlllVairt & Co.'s Drug Store. ,feb3-3t BANNVIRT'S Bronchial Troches for hOarse ness and throat diseases, for sale at Dr. Miles' Drug store, corner Third and North streets, and Dr. Wm. H. Egle's Drug atore, Ridge kvenne. jan3o-dtf PATENT MEDICINESCODSiiiiibit will do well by purchasing their Patent Medicines at S. A. Kunkel &Mt.'s Drug Store, as they keep the largest and best selected stock of :the leading Patent Medicines. It will be to your interest to give them a call. 118 Market street, Her- Tisbnrg, Pa. , EXPECTORANT BRONCHIAL Tiumms.,=For the alleviation of Bronchitis, Hoarseness, ,Cold in the Head, &c., and all "..siiiiilarcebinplainis affecting the organs of the Nnics.4lThey, are in all cases perfectly innocentOmt most salu tary when allowed to diSSOVe in' themouth. Prepared 'oily by S. A. Kunkel , Bro.'s No. 118 Marlcet street, Harrisburg. 'ja29-Iw* 1141111mincrrnia COAL OIL —Having purchased trlarge invoice of Coal Oil and Burning Ben zine before the late advance in prices, which enables us to dispose of either by the pint, quart Or gallon, at a moderate price. We have also a largo and varied assortiinint Coal Oil Lamps, which we can sell at prices to suit purchasers, and :to which we._,:would call the attention of,consumers. Call and give our Oils a trial. - Sold by. S. A. Kunkehlr, Bro.'s, No. 118 Market street, Harrisburg. ja29-Iw* I=o=3 Tun celebrated crystal spectacles properly adjusted to the eye..; microscopes from 100 to 700 diameter ; tower telescopes,, field glasses, defining an object from one to ten iciileS,'and all kinds of optical, mathematical and philo sophical instruments at Rosendale's Optical Institute; 8 Market Square. Artificial 'eyes inserted. Sea for a circular ! ,ifinBdtf TOWN AND COTINTRtY. To Crry Sussman:mg.—A change of carriers having taken place, persons who may not re ceive their papers will please report thesam, e at this office. =3= A GOOD carpenter wants a situation in or - near Harrisburg. Address A. Al 0., at this office, for one week. 2t* YELL DEAD. —On Tuesday eferung's: yo..g uan named Oliver P. Zell fell, dead 43...:the supper table of the Manor Hotel, in Lancaster. He had just joined a cavalry uompFMY:' ONE HUNDRED AND Thar DOLLARS LOCAL BOUNTY. — C. C. Stanberger, Esq., will iniY, a local bounty of one hundred, and thirty'dol lam to ally thirty or forty men who will enlist and tel credit from the borough of. Lewis town, Pa, The money will be- paid upon the production of a certificate of a muster in. M. Stanberger's address is State Capitol Hotel, Harrisburg; Pa. f? to febil:4l3t 4 Dl2, EL AD - Imola . . —This gentleman, who is stopping ot the State Capitol Hotel, 'ft : 10011ot his increasing practice will cause him to . re main in Harriebprg the remaindei •Of this' week and part of next.. Be askinn fee for`ex amMation, and if the testimony upon his cir cular and his advertisefnent in another , column of this paper are to be relied upon, 'tho`se Who axe suffering from chronic diseases Or linger ing complaints would do Well to give'lihn a call. It is seldom a physician cornes tetter recommended, from a source so easy` acb4l3B. To BM Suor.—Private heap_ Fiahel., ; ,Of . the 166th Pennsylvania Itegireent, F '¢ was by court martial found guilty ;of desertion, and 1) giying intelligenee; te„the enernY;'-will'b'n Rot. at Carlisle, on Friday, the 18th of Maiori, e tween the hours of 11 e. ,r. and - 12 Sr.., _l' Joseph Fisher, tried• by'the genie .courbmar tial, (which was held at Chambershrug,l,Was sentenced to be hung for desertion,..butAid order was since revoked, and Fishei will .4),e imprisoned ten years at solitaly confinement.:, YESTELDIS we noticed. the, grfat ,sp i usittion that had been created iii "Washinitdai Ela delphia, New York and Boston by . l.T4ifix Tay lor's newmoral drama, The; Ticket-1;441;i Aran. We learn from the •Brdtirport papers that the same play is having an...immense, run . Lit the Holliday street theatre n that, city,' and that the Maryland ,Legislature attended a body to witness this immensely popular pro duction. The city papers are full of praise for "The Ticket-of-Leave Man." , . ===l SA FORD'S Orank, Housr,.-71his, eptiblish ment is enjoying a greAt /-11) P 1 2 , 41he house is Crowded to 'excess every night. San ford now announces that the alteration, reno vation, painting, etc., are complete, and ageerts: that the scenic effeets. will compare with, any theatre in this .country: Also that his eom pany is better than any he has heretotore..pre sentecl to thepnblic. The billfor this"eiren ing is full of r'icii'mt;ireitis, cOne l luilingfifith the plantation scene from La. Somnamlitila, jittroducing alive Ghost amid e.13144c pf'G. l reek Firg. p alms AFFAIRS. Before Alde/Inatz John Donley: wa arrested for assaultland s battery on the pr oprietor of the Buehler House, and after a hearing WV committed to prison.' John is a "bold, soldierhey. ; W • David Griffith Was arrested officer iny der, on a cargo 'of gambling, and swindling a soldier out of twenty dollars trefuaded. his ill-gotten gain, and went to . jail Before going to press we learned that G if -fifth has entered bail in the sum of i2oo,land was released from.prison; J. J).' Hoffinatte . coming his security. - ; A soldier named Barring-ten Wits. 'arrested for an assault on a Mrs. Bostwick. He Nias: discharged—no one appeaiingSagairist'W at the hearing. . •f !t - Philip lloffinan was anested for atsaulfand battery on Christiana dlofinaan, his wife. Philip is a "sOger," and' W. 43" discan'tighort , condition that he goes to his regbient. • A STATED meeting of the Washington Hose Company will be held at the Hose house to mitfriror Tildaj9)e,V.4*gat.7 1!1/XLC tual attendance is required. Tug type-founders have issued a circular to all printers that haye . raieeiLthe price of printing ''material 25 per cent. `Paper ma : kers have raised the price of paper one hun dred per cent. The reader will see that pub ineyjsmipers are mkt lik lytokagokue e,gin Ahairlutider thin s._ .# fairs. The only way to get along at all is to insist upon prompt settlement of accounts. Persons indebted-Will please take the hint. or• OrfacEres.,— At the last re gular biestizig,6lAclva&e:Lodge,lNb. 39, I. 0. of Good Templars, the following officers were installed to serve the ensuing quarter: • W. C. T: - , F. NV:" Yingst '`W: V. T., Jennie Crull; W. T., B. E. Dailey; W. S., Joseph Shearer; W. I. T., Annie Yingst;- W. 0. G., John Utz; W. F. S., -Isaac W. Hoffman; W. C. William Showalter; W. M., George Shrom; W. D. M., Lydia M. Lawrence; W. A. S., Wit. -lifpn ; Worley "ft. S. ,Mary, Hoffman.; W. ,L. `S., Miry lOrda'n * *; C. T. L. H. 'Patter son. Truster s —(to's6rvebii.iyeal•-•):LL. H. Patter son, I. W. Hoffman and William Showalter. LAST night found Brant's Hall filled with an andience composed of our • mosVraspectable eitizens—among them Governor Curtin, and his family. "The Factory Girl" formed the principal play of the evening. It was admi rahly,perfoymecl, Miss, t yartny :Deuha i rki, Ap pedred.ai gnstailted' the character in a superior manner. - Mr. Jen nings as Stephen Plum has few if any equals. Mr. Rouse was irtesiStibly faiiny'in the char acter of_Toby Twinkle. Miss Josephine Ty son, as Lady Westendleigh, won the admire ofthe entire audience. - This evening "Wolmai—Her Faith.- 7 Her Love—Her Trials," and "Toodles,"will compose the programme. Tl:6 - splenclidbill. Look out for -a jam at the hall. . Lronr--Artifr,Cial•and Natura/.—Our muni cipal authorities, taken on the whole, are a gay set of fellows, from his Honor, the Mayor, to the lazieSt attache in his - service. They . do things :outhe.exixeme —being either extremely vigilant or extremely otherwise. Of course, the, executive is not responsible for the fail ures , . . of the legislative branch of the city gov ernment; nor is it desire to make him so in this paragraph. We only intended, as we proceeded on to notice s.little' affair belonging to the Council, tOgivelhe.mayoraltynnd con stabulary forgo a, pomplimentaumotice. The affair to which we desire to call the attention of Connell is the extravagant waste of gas which is now obiervable in all parts of the city where the streets are illinoinated At tthe expense of the, orpcirs.tion. Many of these ligh4 wmburning, at half-past eight o'clock this morning. Of course there is no excuse fcii - this4aife, and it behooves the proper au thorities-to stop - theleak. If the city treasury can stand these pulls for.gas bills, why .ean not Council draw on the same apparently inex haustible source for an appropriation to pay for the:clEklncinVgthe 'thleili"l: =I Weis,. r .4.*PW..TH:FIPPIz4:24ts--A ,Collision . 1 Between the Ppl, ic , e and a A.sqttad of Inebriated Volunteers.-Wlaile a party of returned cavalry - men 'ere carol:Laing in the neighborhood of Fourth and Walnut streets, this morning, (a locality, by the way, noted for its low grog genies and infeetintis lager beer- saloons,) offi cer Campbell , made his appearance on the ground, and at•orice'Vi&rously attempted to quell the disturbance. - The soldiers were in furiated with liquor, and in their excitement theyquiitt4ned that theYliad 'lieenliasulted and robbed. While they were thus excited, officer Cnmplieljlia4ade an iiffOrt r ici arrest one or two of the cavalrymen, and as he was in the Att of doii gltis anty; some rash arid' ma lignant partizan in- the crowd, a citizen: , of Harrisburg, managedto get hold of a sabre, which he flourished overhis head: and called lustily for "Three cheers for Ji f f Davis 1" This'atiicelarouse the "phi9ny' 'bf the sol diers already insane with liquor. *A rusp. was made for the " eff Dens man, and in the inelee &hoer , - Campbelt :swag very. ‘rotighly ,treated, .not „ dangerously injurecl.,.. 4 dicer * CaMpbell is an efficient and an active . man, anxious to do his duty,''tut sometimes oxer-zealonkin. the use of his Tower. . 1 His indiscretion in tills instance, by entering 'CroW(l'Of druilreit soldiery Slime; is haidly eXensalpi s e , sWarYe,t-4-4 3 19t.0ur desire sure even an over-zealous officer in the dis charge of his 'Alit , . any ' - e,erisitte leant =in these resiseS: of . ,XliftbAtialA PA; drunkenness it belongs to the Mayor ; whose duty it is to clOSe up these'ruin hOlesc"Where - soldiereare maddened-and-infuriated. with ,liquor, until they become fit for any work of violence. It is not possible that the MayOr ceu 13e to the fact, that all the disturbance; .created. atnong the, returning; volunteers is ,directly due to the rum holes with which Haiiisburg is•oursed• Let him dose :these dens, and his officers will not be assailed while in the dis charge of their duty. . . In the above melee, officer Campbell and Daniel Bitting we're` both 'odiously wounded in the head, by sabre cuts. One , of.thetatildiersonamedt Joseph Higgins, has been arrested, charged with-committing the act, andmas committed•to prison. A RIDE TO "LEAMY'S" FARM, AND .`otic ' AD- Ipbssuite-- - - - TWWWeiekrtbrce, •bithe Afternoon, ciK alkeautif4l:4y, *gist #ave been , seen.a paity of ftv.eiparsons t in a omega drawn by two of George '.IDaTIS' handsome horses," wending • their way 'albng thel;Vines- - town road, for the purpose of examining a small farm belbrigifigitri Who/tied advertised it 'Resale. 'Mr. Geo. W. Nadia, one of ourlishienablelifiasucceSBl4;ioF.Pierei made one of thei -PartY, and erpriated a die ,p94tieu to purchase:.-After llCletisantiidi of Wont four uule'S ISVti: a bealltiftil road, water rived at the ferns, and under the guidance of Mr. youflonnble • servant,-toll the f 9 31443A This property is beindfffily l oca tid ; on an elevation, and from the house down a meantjupsug:,stlAtnn. The house and ne cessary out -Moldings, with a nue y onng. t ru it lorchard, ill good cOndition "'cairn are , . , • e con t a i ns N ineteen aoreS; niore or less, of, go`od Am* Palk RIK* ) ; l A l d l2°6l4 4nts fa s i h a .01 0 , 0 11 ,f1r , rksife* 4 , it • e nutritious qualitio ateliniCan be !pie sed at from the fact diet theisity, after a short run, led on by M'Calla, caught an opoikuni, and who - Perliaps fillUsek*Millod it rbastedr but nary a Pitce'diel i #-&-IthaWiter. In conclu sion, permit me to call the reader's attentiop V) the beautifsl spring goodslust arrivinvfit C. L. 'Bowman's cheap - diPgriedd store, No. 1 corner of Front and Market streets, Har risburg, Pa. _ . tj 4 Al -"st NEW CII3p3ERLAND, Pe.,Jan.. 220864. LAny::--Mrs. = will you Please pardon: me, for the liberty that I have taken in addressing: you, • a 'stranger; I • • NATTIANIEIi MAYFAIR, Esq. feb3:2lfid&W r" ' P ~c Tedford, Kings Co., N. Y. HAIR DYE. DYE-I BatehelerVOeleirititid Hair Dyo ~t od ir r z Nt= wrijnic This splendid Hair Dye is perfect—changes Red Rusty or Gray Hair instantlMO DiAch; Or At4utt without injuring the ilairwr tobeipg gaeAkM, l leminctlie Hair soft and beautiful; *pars fresh ;014 ty,. froauentlY restoring its pristine calor, and *W W2°. illeffects of bad Dyes. The genuine is signed WI MS. BATCH ELOR. All others are mere imitations, soil sliould be Avoided, I Soldpy- all Druggists, dm. Factory-8l BAR . IR...fie Ft A s, 1