7aik*Ettegrap4 LLAIRISBURG, PA TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 1, 1864 CITY ITEDis SNN'AGES lirsinit or Real Bear's Grease from the. Canada bear, an excellent pomade for the hair. just received and for sale at C. A. Bann rail's drug store. I=l BASSVART'S Bronchial Troches for hoarse ness and throat diseases, for sale at Dr. Miles' Drug store. corner Third and North streets, and Dr•. Win. H. Egle's Drug store, Ridge Avenue. jan3o-dtf Tits.. 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 miles, and all kinds of optical, mathematical and philo sophical intrtunents at itosendale's Optical Institute, 8 Market Square. Artificial eyes inserted. Send for a circular ! janBdtf TOWN AND COUNTRY. FOR SALE--One pair of iron grey horses, lour years old this month, andwill work either single or double. Call and examine,.at Kun kel A: Bro.'s, No. 118 Market, street, Harris burg. Forfm.—The furlough of John L. Newman, of the Twenty-first Pennsylvania Cavalry. Newman belongs to Chambersburg. The iin•lough can be had by applying at this office. A.mmto the ministers sent to the Army of the Potomac, by the Christian Commission, last week, we notice the name of Rev. Alfred Cooktuan, formerly of this.city, now of New Yorlc. "Smeatv March has come . at;- . last!" but omitted the storm, and brought Libio; ter lingers *the lap of spring." . "The well-, tiler continues."—Doubtless we shall have a change shortly, Tim State Medical Board of Pennsylvania will meet in Philadelphia, on the 10th inst., and contivue in session at least eight days; to examine candidates for appointments, as As sistant Surgeons in Pennsylvania regiments. Lothi! LooK!—Sunday Hours for Opening.— The Drug Store of Kunkel & Brother Ns-illhe open regularly on Sunday morning from 8 to 10. and in the afternoon crop 5 to 7, for tie accommodation of physicians and persons wishing to get drugs. Kunkel & Bro., No. 118 Market street, Harrisburg. feb29-2.! I=l BEATS' On., Butins' Om.—Persons wishing to purchase a good quantity of Bears' oil will do well by giving Kunkel & Bro. a call, as they keep a large assortment of the finest boar oils ever offered to the public, and they will guarantee it to prove satisfactory. Kun= k el & Bro. ,No. 118 Market street,Harrisburg.* RrT,stiED.—An enlisted man, hailing from the country, was relieved of his bounty money last night, by some of the light-fingered gen try about town, while he was in a ‘glorious state of intoxication," caused by drinking too much bad whisky. Doubtless he .worildlike to be "relieved" of a severe headache; • this morning = CONVALESCENT. —We were glad to meet this morning, in his seat in the-House ofillepresen tatives, JAMES M. KERNS, Esq., of Philadel-, phis, who has been confined to his bed by Se rere indisposition for - some three Weeks . past. Mr. K. is one of the most active young rep resentives from Philadelphia, andwe hope that his:health may soon permit him to discharge , his various duties in the House. A QUAIL. IS A PARTRIDGE.—Mr. troseph Reeside, proprietor of a hotel in Baltimore, was a few days since arraigned on a charge of . having partridges in his possession, contrary to the law of the State of Maryland. On Thursday he was fined five dollars and costs in each of nine cases, the number of birds he had on exhibition in his window. The deci sion establishes that a quail is a partridge. WEscorr's PATENT Cntran.—We take plea sure in calling the attention of our readers to the important invention which is destined to make a great revolution in the operation-;of churning. This churn will make good but ter in five minutes. Mr..Tupper, the proprie tor, may be seen at Buck's Union Hotel, and is offering great inducements to 'those who Trish to purchase county rights. Call and ex amine for yourselves. feb29-3t Taman will be two eclipses this year, both of the sun. The first on the fifth of M' can not be seen in the Northwestern part of North America; but partly in California. at sunset.' On the North Pacific Ocean the sun will be nearly totally eclipsed. The second is an an nular eclipse of the sun, Oct. 30th, invisible on account of the moon being so far South; but to be seen in Mexico and the, whole of South America. SERIOUS I 5 NOT FATAL A.OOI;DENT. 7' 4 few days since an accident occurred to Alfred J. Disney, on the line of the Northern. Central railway, which will maim him for life, if it . does not prove fatal. He was engaged inlay- . ing the double track, near Melville,twhen gravel car came up and knocked him down, one of the trucks having passed over 'his left root, crushing it in a horrible manner. He still lies in a critical condition, and it is feared that the whole foot will have to be taken oil" to prevent mortification. SOIIETBING NEW !-A new brand of piime Cigars have been introduced here. They have been manufactured expressly and exclusively . for C. A Bannvart 4.t. Co., and bear the nape . of the fighting hero, Gen. U. S. Grant. These cigars are of th e very best qUality, possess a. fine flavor, and are in great demand. 2 t . Messrs, Bannvart & Co: have the sole right to sell these cigars to dealers - and others tans • those desiring to purchase will have to call on. them: Each box contains a fine portrait of, Gen. Grant, the copyright of which W. 4.11461: secured to the above firm, The General Grant cigars are bound to an immense sale as they are unexcelled. Anatrurat statglquee*MgiefEt,hetzPaxton fire company willbe held at : their.hallAbisleven ing, March Ist, at 7 o'cloci. PunctUal attend ance is requested. B. J. SHOOP, Sec'y. Tarawa:ad Truiss.=-The prei3ent is - the pro per time to attend to this work, before the sap begins to ascend from the roots to the trunk and limbs, and thus insure a plentiful growth of shoots and consequently an abundant-foli age, which, as every housekeeper knows, is a very desirable thing around on/s dwelling during the ,sultrymonths..pf ,stunmer. This montlfind do..ofa: - .Preparinancl: planting out young trees, but the latter month is rather too late for trimming. In this see-4 tion too little attention is paid to a proper time for trimming, aniftoo many prune their trees in the latter part of April and in May, when buds_ are not lonly, ready_ tolurst, but even are open. We have found from our own limited experience that this is the month to trim grapevines, and we never knew of one thus managed not to flourish and bear. abund antly. LEAS' YEAR. —Who would be a bachelor, and know that during the entire year of 1864 the privilege of making love is taken from him and bestowed. upon the ladies.. Who would be a spinster, either, and be caught violating the proprieties of life by declaring love to a bachelor? 1 -8 o leap year is a preplex ing period for both parties. However we would not blanie anylady. who has waited long and anxiously for a husband if she should take it into her head to take advantage of the law, which is upon-her side. Read it from a book a half century old: "Albeit, it is now become a parte of the the CoMmon Lawe in regard to the social re laytions of life, that so often as everie besex tile year dothe return the ladyes have the sole privileges during the time continueth of mak ing love unto the men, which they may do either by words or looks; as unto them seemeth proper; and moreover no man will be entitle& to the „benefits of the clergy who dothe in any wise treat her proposals with slight or contumely. s' THE lINLOCHING OF THE ; STATE ,SENATE— Grand Demonstration of the Loyal Men of the 'State Capital---Torch liighe.Proceasion and Es cort qt Senator St. Glair , to the Capitol.—The members of the Loyal League of Harrisburg, deeming that the presence of the newly elected Senator, Dr. St. Clair, in the State Capital, should be hailed with the'respect due to its im portance M , resolved that the Senator elect should . be et , end welooMed •• and 'escorted , to the State Capitol with every demonstration of popular honor and congratulation. Accord 'tingly arrangements were made under the aus pices of the League, a band of music pro cured, a large transparency preparekand last evening a procession formed ,at . the Court House to escort Senator Et. ClOx to the Senate Climper. After the band had executed sevc ral airs at theterurt House, the meet ing was called to order'by Col. James Worrell, President of the League, who fully explained the object of the assemblage.., On motion, Gen. E. Q. Williams, Valentine Hammel aridlelm. Wallo*iii, were appointed marshals. -?- The procession, having then re-formed, headed by the band of music, the line of march was talten up to the - United States' Hotel, where Dr. St. Clair has taken rooms. Immediately - in the - reariof thoinesip,followed a large transparency, with these inscriptions: St. Clair unlocks the Senate. 2,000 ma jority: The triumph of the Loyal People in support of the Loyal Senators. The Defenders of Our - Country should elect their Rulers.. The Keystone State honors the Man. , On the side containing the first_ inscription :Was a large key, representing the new genitor, who was to unlock the Senate. On reaching the hotel, an 'immense throng of people had assembled to witnesa.the pro, ceedings, and as the committee, instructed to wait emend inform Senator. St. Clair of the objects of the League, returned with that gentleman, he was received into the ranks of the League with the " utmost' enthusiasm. Countermarching then, the procession pro ceeded up - Market to Second, out Second to State, and thence to the State. Capitol. Along. the line of march, crowds of people assembled, who vented their approval in loud cheers, and when the procession reached the portico of the capitol, there were a large number of citi zens present to - honor 'the approach of the man. who was to end the proceedings in the Senate which had so long disgraced the entire Commonwealth, and' filled loYal Men Stover' the country with shame. • . Before proceeding to the Senate Chamber Dr. Si. Clair thanked the Loyal League Of Harrisburg for the cordial reception that was _given to him, and the honorable eseoFt,he had just received. He then at once proceeded to the Senate Chamber. For the proceedings which followed in that body, we refer the reader to our report of the regular legislative ,Proceedings. —We cannot close this article without re ferring in, justice to the music funitshedfor the occasion by the Mechanicsburg Band. The efforts of the mernbers - of this Bind dein)," for them the highest opinions of our citizens. TEE Comma Daerr.—The following order has been sent to the Pro' it Marshals in re . - ference to'the draft next month;, "Was DERaarzmiT, Provost Marshal Gen eral's Office, WaShington, Feb.2s, 1864., Circular No. Boards of Eniollmentwill at once- commence >to preparfor drafted -men enrolled, including the second class., The cards 4ill,b‘uniform in ahaPe, size' anct color. With those of the - first, class, and wiff contain the name and residence of the person enrolled, with the number which is opposite his name on the enrollment lists. 2. The names of pentions-stricicen , fmn - the' lists, either of class 1 or 2, under . the p.rovi 'sions of Circular No. 101, dated November 17, 1863, for manifest permanent Phyiscal bility and non-residence, will not be plabed in the ;box or wheel: nor the names of those who weie drafted and held to service or paid commutation, or furnished a sdbstitute ttr. 'der the.. preliminary-part of the draft in 1863. Tlla - :naniei.of those known to be actually in service at the 'date of the receipt of -'tie order for the draft - will also be left out of the box or wheel: The names of all othj persons en rolled wilLbe put in the draft boz. • "J'Ae. B. nY, r, EIE ~anti[ S"::'.v.. .. OvsT~asd -owrzus il497;ms public that he hits a SPleipaid: assortment isf oysters of the very lieit quality, which he will sell at old prices, at his stand. He intends to keep a supply on hand at all times, and NO furnish them at the shortest notice. Ix the "want" column of an exchange, a young lady goes off thus : "This is leap year., no longer. So here I am, twenty-one sears, healthy, Prepos sessing, medium size, full chest, educated, prudent, large sparkling eyes, long black flowing hair, and as full of fun as a chestnut ie full bf meat, born to make some man, hapPy, and want a home. Does anybodfwant me?" MILITARY RFT my ComarrEn.—The time of the *wily meetings of .the "committee been changed from Tuesday to Jldonday even' Mg of each week. Emu of -Meeting' half past six. Place—the ,office of A Esq., Walnut street. Persons interested pleas notice. GEO. BERGNER, Pree't. O, EDWARDS, Sec'y. Poiack Avreans.—The following persons were brought from the lock-up this morning, and hu.',a heiiring befsre Alderman 'nine, after which they were'discharged: • Florence Saalth, Aaron Linkielter;;Will'ax4 ,4tkinson, (fined SL) , John Lewis; ( angelsl.;) Wm. 'A.. Raney, .Joseph Yenning,, Benjamin Henry, Howe, and James Ryan. , i-kne *La Set'Pasn's Open Houses —The Ticket-of- Leave, (or the Pardoned Jail Bird, as Sanford terms it) has made a great hit at'his estab liskaient. To-night is positively the last night of its representation, as ' new noveltiei are announced. The American Cousin, by Sanford, is to follow. This is one.of his bur lesques, and we 'know the company will lie more "at home" in. this line than In the the vious drama—this will be followed with a great sensation show piece, Mother Goose 11'. pantomime. This will be glorious news for the little ones. ROUSE'S STAI COMBINATION TBOUPE.-LThiS' very popular and superior combination , of dramatic artists wh6se - performances have achieved a triumph of success never before equalled by any dramatic company th 4 has ever 'appeared in this city—and received the highest ineed of, praise from, large, intelligent• and: critical audience% met .witht, another heartireception, last night, from £l, verylarge, and attentive crowd that , : viitnessed the pro duction of Tom Taylor's celebrated three-aet play, Still- TVaters. Bun Deep, which was. fol.:. lowed by The Wandering Ministrel. This evening, by particular request, the troupe will repeat the first named play, and will conclude the entertainment with the very exCellent piece called The Bough Diamond, in which Mr. Rouse will appear as Cousin Joe, and "will have'buttons all over him." This is a sitperb .bill,,and will attract an immense concourse of people. IT seems strange to us in the recent sen tence of Mr. F. "R. Hill, that while. he was sent to the Eastern penitentiary, the bigger rogues were left to slip clear. Isthis justice? "We hope ,the , Governor will grant, him, unconditional; itonee, and if:Spoilable , ' place the detectives, upon whose evidence he was convicted, in his place.' WiS Mr. Hill intentionally robbed 'the railroad company of a cent. Tlo.s . is his char $e at home, among his own citizeni.--Editoy Ex press. Nirw OmemonArni, PA., Jan. 20, 1864. IMAn LOY :—lars. Ball, will you please pardon me the liberty that I have taken in addressing you, a stranger. I feel myself under obligations to you for the benefit hil7o 'derived from your medicine and eye 21381+1, having suffered for many. years mast eXeruin sting pain in my head, breast and side; not being free from pain day or night. 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I therefore purchased two dollars and: a half worth of your'inediclite, and; to My' utter astonishment, in ono week I felt a great change, and in two weeks was entirely free from all . prOn,. and your eye salve perfected a cure for which, all other washes and salves proved useless. My eyelids were so much inflamed that I *as forced to wear glasses for some years, and now I have no occasion at all to wear the glasses, my eyes being well. I therefore have resolved, dear lady,' trloyott. ,know that I could not rest cOntent' would return my heartfelt congratulations to you, my friend and benefaqtress, for the good., you have accomplislog feeling myself a,ne# creature entirely:. You are at perfect liberty to 'publish'ihis if you feel so inclined. I7olose V o requesting you to accept my warmest regards, with a hope that for humanity's sake, your life may "be prolonged.. Success be mum forever in. performing the wonderful cure- • • Yours withresilect„ .. • ": MARY BB,OWN: . ' P. S.—For further information,' address Mary B. Brown, New' Orimberlary3, °umber land county; Pa - Bins L. BALL, No. 27 South Fine atteit, Harrisburg, Pa. * 121-tif SPECIAL NOTICES. Arrival of New Groofisi Arrival of New Goods! Having Just returned fioin • Nei' YOrk, we are now re ceiving a splendid assortment of new goodl Plain poplin.% plain alpacas. " Plaid moires and other dress goods. I.Tew spring delaines. • Calicos, the best quality—all prices. Muslin, bleached and =bleached. Ticking, all prices. Ladies' and gentlemen's pockethandkerebletls. Stockings for ladies and gentlemen '' Plain delaines. Figured all-wool ' • '' Shirt breasts at all prices. Gingham% full assortment. . , . , t - Black alpacas; black delaines. . Black bornbazuieLblack merinos. d pe Hoop skir Cs at 75 tents, s'l. and upWards. Balmoral skirts at 2 SO, $3 and upwards. . . Marseilles quilts and:Allendale quilts. - ' • - Black silks at $l, 51.-2 q; $1 60 and upwards. Our stock is very large now, and we oan Mier an ast ' sortment of goods which cannot be excelled.M..pricee and quality. COLGATE'S , uoNir,y SOAP. This celebrated Toilet Soap, In such unlveieal de mold, is made from the choicest materiaLs, is mild nri emollient in its nature, fragrantly scented,' and'extremely beneficial in its action. Upcii the skin ` Totale.bk:all D ggists and FancrGoodiDedera Sili2o44.W;Y IN For the cure of,IFIPMEROWN.ahroat Dis eases, &c., are specially recommended to ministers, singers and persons whose vocation calls them to speak in . public. Manufactured only by C. A. Bannvart & Co., Harrisburg, Pa-, to whom all orders should be addressed. Fold by druggist every where. Read the following lestimonials from some of our eminent clergymen: Heminietrae, Feb. Bth, 1864. C. A. 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'• Sole Athroa. it, Cough, Cold, and similar troubles if suffered to progress, result in as oftentimes 164 aluT tilit rcin jA hiaL: 2 A n442l a A l'l lna l i - P 4 4 ' ,14c1 tirnB _BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TRoarms . are compounded so as to reach directly the coat of the dis ease and give almost instant relief. feb22-d&wlm - • '..PROGLAICUATION , . 1, . /1.-4813 71740;"741y,4; /854. ' OR the "peeediAratibit o'f'i)eade o'Her 1: in this city, and in accordance with the request of Lieut. Colonel Bomford, A. A. Provost Marshal Gener4, urging the prohibition of the mile of "Liquor to :3oldiers under all circumstances," all Tavern Keepers and keep ers of Lager Boor saloons are hereby enjoined, until fur ther notice,A, - 9 tINI F .j_stteNkkuriilB NO , 9 05 romi strictly to tlio 2 dWrrorthb - rwivost, atiirihar Gen eral, as regards the military. A. 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SAN ron.D 9 S 'MALE. TOW sAicET, BELOW IdA.R.ICET t :BT# _ ItEA4sbE.HERR'S•HOtEL. OP P on - T H.E - S N tvrrs STANFORD — AND TROUPE.' DRAWING ROOM CONCERT. TUESDAY i'VENING, MARCH 1. In Z4i'l.3l4p;itte or-the'i+A. ;noses' s of the TiamEr-cea.F.Avs., win repeated this evening, tisgether with gems 'and dances in "iviiivsz-Etvx.s - vr • . - SANFORD AND Tkorpz. ..Orchestra Beats can be procured in advance at Bann vat's Dreg Stens. - Doors open at oy.. Commence 3s: to 8. Polloe always in attendance to preserve order. Admittance 25 cents. Ofehertra chairs, 60 cents. • - Private boxes, entire, $5 each; single seats, $1 each.. jangl4lst CANTERBURY NUSIC HALL. W.41.411T . ST., BELOW J. .. ..... ........ Lease. OPEN EVERY EVENING, With a Firit•class- Compahy of SINGERS, DANCERS, COMEDIANS, &a, &o. Admission.: .. .. ••• •••• • • • • ...... 16 cents seats in Boxes. .. . ......... ............. 25 11 :xllll i-J viii R -IXWeRTIAN . D.k.CON'ONEY. ELEGANCE AND DURABILITY. 1.131; PATENT - DOUBLE TUBE IM ES Tiny popnlex Pipe has. _now been in into this community. Its peculiar =kit consists in the use of boo tubes, (Adler the smoke cane, and the otherfur the passage of the saliva cm.dwicotine to the cup at thebectens whence it is discharged. The .smoke being thus kept clear of contact with saliva is always delicious and pure in its odor, Binh the collected matter which ren dersalkotherPipes °Swishy:riming entirely removed, the Pipe will always crentinne ssieet= and agreeable. In the cities of Baltimore and Witstan,gbin'Where thousands have tested Its merits, amongst the Editorial notices aro Me The Balte.kenericansaysz—'LThia 'tie' has many of the qualities of the costly Turkish "chibouk," giving to the smoker the pure exhalation of the tobacco, free from its noxious nicotine, Therktay e says:—lta economy and the greater %awry it imparts while smoking, recommend it favorably . 0 alllovers or the weed. TheDway Clipper actyr:lnpossesses merits never be fore obtained in Pipes. There is no doubt but that in a short time it will be the 'only Pipe used. • For sale,by the dealersgenerally this City, and whole saloatt liberal ratea,'by "The Tobacco Pipe Company," at theif-.lmmtifactory,-No. I. , Gratiby street., opposite Pratt Streetaridge, Baltimore, Lid 1t g: P. 343'h0 attention of Sutlers and others is called to thfuripe,molv so popular throughout the army.. For vuo by BANNVAHT & CO., Na. 2 Jones Row; nail C. IL HELLER, 93 Market , streel, Harrisburg.. fcb2o42ur MBE 'First National Bank of Harrisburg, ru., capital $lOO,OOO, with the privilege of increas• log it to $300,000. The'Stetethititel Bank having organized under the act to provide It National currency, under the above titre, respectfully 'Mrs its services for the collection of Notes, Drafts, Bills of Archtuuml_roosixemoney , on deposit, and buy; and sell exchange on all Parts ,of the country. The buShiesS will , be conducted at the Corruifof Scdond and Walnerstneets;,bi the following named , directors and torRCTOIL.T: .11. Ear,JYOING‘ 2‘ C°l ai R' Gao. F. How ' IIIL, I"amlJ. Jan2342m 1864. SPRINfir 'oPt - Mr.• 1864 FINE 33 - itE.s - * GOODS. New Styles New Styles, .• . „ ;New Illaterials, • • ' 15 Different Shades of Alpaca. SintlNG STYLE OF.,„RAIdOILLT.X.-teantiful colors. MAGNIFICENT M.DEES O. .lIKA.T.Y MOURNING SILKS:" PLAIN SLACK RICH ,GIA)SS DRESS SlLKS—war ranted. BEAUTIPUL I ` NEAT STYLES OF BLACK FIGURED 51T.174 A heavy stock of WINTER DRESS GOODS of all kinds, 'Will be disposed ofnntott below the Wind Price • CATHCART & BROTHER, &22-2 w Hextdoor to thit Hiedihurg Bank. .PROPI.XS 'FOR MASONRY. TeRoPoSALs 'Will be =Mind Rat() the 5.* ;WM perch of Wee gnhgilmrsy_at tlrretr:4444 4 lMiillOrkai4,soo perch tribehrboamon masonry, thebelaikeeoftrst4isa masonry, of cut dimension stone. Proticsadblwill be i'eeefaed Ter the nialerial alid:Vo . separate, or forllie whole oidmbLned. ' 'Mans may be ewe at the office of Wm. Colder. _ Proposals may be addressed to Win. Colder, Chairman Eidldhig CommitP - WICIRLVER, • .„ G. DAWSON COLEMAN, feliZatd , Building Coramitteo. • . . FRONT S,TREET s TY,. The subscriber will °ter lie sale ilk fileinnley next, (Febnitry 27,) at 3 A.*, at the %Hirt . ThianiVtlicvelettble property on Front Wee abOitlectutt; nciercednpled by Robert WElweetandAartin Stiatidikan. . Meld is 26% feet wide, runidifirbetisto 41iFfeet, feb2erdts - • „ J. W. WEIR. Vito Co rd Grape. NTENES of this excellent large and early V variety for sale at the Keystone Nursery. feb244.1.w - JACOB KM. VOR - SAL,E.--A Five-horse-power STEAM M:1161r. and BOILER, In good order- Agl y to F. febil-tf !Mina street, below Mx& 64mi)evemies. IDITOUGHTON'S AbIERICAN SEEDLING, I I a prolific Wirer, perfectly hardy and free from mil dew, berries of meat= slze; .For aisle at Keystone Kuk sery by dozen or Mindred: , - feb24-dlw r • • - * • J. ILLSEL- Raspberries. ICrA.RDY. RED • PROLIFIC, Antwerp, I • trinckie'e oiange, Catawiina, (ever bearing,) Fas tolf; he., for sale at, the Keystone Nursery. feb24-dlw JACOB MESH. , - Apple Trees, OF all the leading varieties, for sale .at the Keystone Nursery. treb244nwl. JACOB NISH. „ . Dela.vrare. Grapes. GOOD VINES of thicelebrated 9rappfor eels, sA,Keystone Nsrarry. • feb24-divr„, - Norway Maple. TECLS trae regembles the Sugar Maple very closely inform and foliage, but bears transplanting better and grows more rapidly. For sale .1 d Keystone Nar aetq , JACOB KISS MEI LIST TIME. The.Updegrove Lock property, five Miles north of atik , risbing, fronting east the Pennsylvania-iimal and tailrelt :near the depot, west the turnpike, consistingof a Gan Grocery Store and a Hotel, is offered-at private sale until the 15th day of. March, 1E164. The canal grocery is the best stand on the Pennsylvania canal—large and commo dious stabling and hay houses, and stables arranged •to lock each team separate ; wsouses for grain, carriage house, weigh-scales, sheds, ice house, and all other houses necessary for carrying on the business_' jan2 FAIR! FAIR.. FAIR will be opened on I'UES.D4Y, ALditCH Ist, at 6 O'CLOCK, P. 31at grant's Hall, under the'auspices of the Sunday School' and the Ladies of the Presbyterian Church, corner of Market Square, to be continued for several days. Fancy articles of various lath; specimens of the Mtn arts, &c., will be on mile. Coffee and meals ready as all times. ' The public generally are invited to attend.. Prices of admission—for adults, ten cents; for children, Ave cents. feb2s.tf JOHN. H. BRIGGS l. , Pres GEO. H. ' l ,l TT., Cashier. JACOB MTBIL TRIASIThrf 07710 X OP COMPTR6aItk • ' NV WAT ti zo:. j - . . ICEEMAS, by sa etoiy prz seated to the tinders.frig'd, it has tate& made to ap pear that the First National Bank -of. Barrisizerg, in the county of Dauphin and State ig "Papyri:MlK has been duly organized, under and accorttizttw4tiejtquirements of the act of Congress, entitled 4 vett , a4-1 - o_previde a Na tional currency, secured by a-Tiedge •or_United States stocks, and to provide for the circulation and redemption thereof," approved February IRA 1863, and-has complied with all the provisions of said act, required to be complied with before commencing the business . of banking: Now, therefore, I, Hugh 31'CulloCti,.'Comptroller of the Currency, do hereby certify that the First National Bank of Harrisburg, county of Dauphin and State of renrisitn Ma, is authorized to commence the leMi n ess of banking under the act aforesaid. _ s) In testimony whereof, witness my hand and-seid of odic; this 11th day of January 1864. ' HIMII Id , CULLOCH, Comptroller of the Carrenv. PRIVATE SALE. jan 19-2 m • The Hotel (Rockville House) has a good run of both r it road and canal custom, and is a desirable opportunity for any one wishing an opening in a business already estab lished. The title to the property is perfect. Reason for selling Is on account of ill health of the owner. Apply on the premises, or by letter, to W. R HENRY, janlo-dewtd Susquehanna P. 0., Dauphin ce., Pa. SILAS WARD, Ml= 111 . PIANOTOMPS, INELODEONS, SHEtT RUNIC, NTIOUNS, .Flutes, Guitars, Banjos, Strings, v Drums, Fifes, and all kinds of Musical Merchandise. Picture Frames, Looking Glasses, Photograph Cards and Albums, Ambrotype Gems, Engravings, Pictures, &c., &c. Remember the place, No. 12 Third street, the hugest Music Store this side of the great cities jan2B-dtf FOIL store room, cellar and l3t - warehouse long occupied by Joseph Ross, dec'd, In the borough of Middletown, Pa. The Store Room is fitted up complete for dry goods, &c., and the cellar for groceries. It is well located for a profit able business. A good opportunity is offered to - an energetic man to do a large and safe business, or the.ertk'cle property,stwet t ling end store, will be sold. Inquiry:to be made of JOHN T. ROSS, Acting Executor. Dec. 11. dl4-d2tawgm m•r NEW BAKERY, Broad Street, between Second and Third, BAKETSBURG. undersigned has opened a new BA TB a iRy, in the Sixth ward, where be is prepared to supply BREAD AND CAKES at a reasonable rate. He warrants satisfaction to all who will give Mtn a call He Will sell his bread at the rata of FIFE CENTS PER POUND, and full weight guaranteed JOHN ALCORN. jang-dtf VALENTINES ! VALENTINES ! CCOME and see the Large and- New Assort meat of VALENTINES that has just beetireceived at - SOI3[EPOOVS .13001{ST9RE, : lianistiorg; Pa. Ftz.,% - • ialgatkitt Wholesale and Retail. /NG, IVEDDIW% INVITATION AND AT ROME CAIRDS... Mkt- a special arrangement with ono of the best engravers: In' the country, cards of any description will be execntn&in. the highest style of art, conformable with th4g. latetd. fashion, and supplied promptly, at lower pritala are charged by the station ers in New York or For samples and prices call at • MYER'S BOOK STORE. mchd,dtf JOHN L. CA4IIIOI4..PIER.E.NOLOGIST, MAY be consulted; DAY and EVENING, on adaptation to buSiness, Trade and Profesidon; on the improvement of health, correction of tknlia w v , formation of friendships) &a. - 'Fall descriptions of character given when• required; at No. 2 South Tenth street, above Ch but hfladelphla. febildim ' . DR. B. M. GlL.i: DENTIST, N0..119 MARKET STREET, Teeth positivety extracted without pain by the use of nitrous COtide. octldte A BOX containing a builder's level came in :DEL my possession some time since. The owner. is re quested to come forward, duly prove property, 'pay charges and tako it away. W. F. , RENR, Fob. 20th, 1864-dosow3w Rockville, Pa. NOTICE Persons wanting Venetian Blinds, or having Old Blinds to repair, will please call at No 28 South Beyond street, a few doom below the Market. Houses, where they win find an assortment of ready made Blinds on hand. Per sons in want of Blinds out of the city will please send the size of their windows with their order for new Blinds. All work warranted to give satisfaction. jalB.thiaw3ml A. R. SIT ARP, Harrisburg; Pa NORFOLKKOYSTERS—ReaI Salts, under the Jones House. York River Oysters, a fine article, under the Jones House. . , ~ A lso, Terrapins, which will be served'up In fine style at short notice under the Jones House, by no 80 , JOSEPH SM. vEt.Y. P R SALE-100 acres of unseated land, situate in Wiconisco township, Dau phin county, Pennsylvania. This tract is in the vicinity and near the Summit Branch Railroad Con:many. ' Heavily covered nith•timber. Title indisputable. ALSO, 172 acres of unseated timber land in Jackson town ship, Daupbin. county. This indisputable. ALSO,-.two thirds 40.400 acres of unseated Umber lust fu Selman township, Dauphin county. Title luttablu._ RIX 80A47 - 1 Attorney-at-law, Third street near Market, Ra-tirg, Nuinsylvania. . febillatawtim 600 Fresh 2oo Cans CANT ,O Frenh Peache e s . , .60g 0m C lo : Cans Green Peas, put up by the most celebrated_ fruit growers, and every can warranted to give satisfaction, for sale at feb2 WM. DOME, Js , & Co. NA T'IVE WINE. EWE BLACKBERRY and ELDERBERRY WM.— Warranted pure. For sale at jan2s W. DOCK, Js, etATSUPS AND SAUCES, of the most so, 1.../ puler and choice brands, just received and for aal by [febl] VM.. DOCK, JS., co. TIMIHAM MUSTARD, the best imported, PA received and for sale by febl WM. DOCK, Jr.., & ORANGES! ORAITGES !—A large lot; of superior Oranges, and Sicily Havana for sale in any quantity at I=2 9 ] BOYER KOESTER. SMOKED SALMON.- FINE SMOKED SALMON; just received at feb3 SUGARS, of all qualities, suitable for family 0 or manufacturing uses, just received and for sale by fel - WM. DOCK, JR., & CO. APPLES! APPI4ES 11-1.50 bbls. of York State Apples of every variety.. Also, York State Butter, for al - eel ja29 BOYER & KOERPER. -r - PERDTE'S WORCESTER SAUCES, the most popular and the purest ever offered :1u the public, Just received and for sale by fehi W3L DOCK, Ja-,& co. - O . I=OH BEANS—A rare article, just re _l2 . ',Aired at trend W. DOCK, JR.,* CO. ORANGES! ORANGES! !-20 Ijoxis in prime order. Just received wholesaleA4 retail, feb2 WM. IXigiC4 Jp., WC° BUTTEII , !. BUTTER!- 1,000 pitninds - N#* York State Butter Just melted, and for pate by, the Firkin. or Pound, at the now grocery of , „ deo4 _ MEE & YQERPEE ME I% S. II PNIC.,TR., & CO . ~ y K„~
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