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HARRISBURG, PA
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 7, 1864.
CITY ITEMS.
BA-Nl:Turfs Bronchial Troches for hoarse
ness and throat diseases, for sale at Dr. Miles'
Drug store, coiner Third and North streets, and
Dr. Win. H. Egle's Drug store,Hidge Avenue.
'an3o-dtf
THE 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 instruments at Ropendale's Optical
Institute, 8 Market Square. Artificial eyes
inserted. Send for a circular ! janBdtf
TOWN AND COUNTRY.
Rao's is the place to get. the gen
uine Constitution Water. ,'infir7-dst*
ltsv. D. atl , ‘7B has tendered hitisesignation
as pastor of the German Itefori'ned Church in
this city.
A STATED meeting of: the Good Will fire
company will be held in their hall this
(Monday) evening; at 7 o'clock. - Punctual at
tendance is requested.
=I
EsLisrnix.rr Fermis made out and.blitiks
furnished, for two dollars and fifty cents '.per
set, by Sullivan S. Child, Claim, Age*, WILY
Tr.L . nonarn building, Third . sfreet'
burg. m6lw
PROPOULS will be received until the .10th
inst.. for the erection and, completion oftwo
story brick engine house for the Paxton Eire
Company. Plans, &0., can'be seen. at:Daniel
E. Wilt's lumber office, foot of Second-street.
IT is said'that not less than four hundred
families in this city have not yet obtained
houses for the ensuing.. yeary ; Qapitalists
should erect dwellings. They cannot put
their money to a more profitable use. .. '
KUNKEL'S IMPROVED. INDY!".TRLE .
. 415: j for
marking linen, mrialiet anti
,other
Warranted to give satisfaction. ManufaAred
by S. A. Kunkel & Bro., 118 Market ? . await,.
Harrisburg. raail-`dst*.
TRIED WARD, ATTENTION ! —The loyalciti
• 1
zens of the Third ward are requ es ted ' 6 ilea
at the Parke House on Wednesday evening, at
7i o'clock, for the purpose of nominating
suitable persons for city officers.
mar7-2t THIRD .WARD.
AnJoutumn.—East Baltimore Conference, of
the Methodist Church, which Convened at
Altoona, on Wednesday last, has already ad
journed. A. large amber of ministers Rassed
through here to-day, on their way homeward.
We
We have not yet received a list of the allpiiint
ments for the ensuing year. •
Conference selected Danville, Pa., as the
place for holding its next ; annual meeting.
I=l
ON Saturday a man came to town on horse
back, and for want of a better place hitched
his horse to the rear of a trotting wagon.; l're
sently the owner of the vehicle jumpedAnto
it, and drove off at a brisk speed, not being
aWare of the presenceoi hilollower, taking
horse and all. Of. course, the owner of the
horse, when'he returned, was•somewhat
ror-strieken, as he was just in time to get a
glimpse of his animal as it turridda7 corner
two or three squares off. • The horse . was re
turned by the countryman as seon'italls:' dis
covered that it was following
Ts n Srnmo Faison°Dis.—The Spring elec
tions will take place on Friday the 18th of
March. To many this may appear lik - e.an
un
important event, while in fact it is that which
mosts directly interests them. The actions
of borough and township officers come more
directly to the voter and oppress or benefit
him more immediately than 'do the' acts of
members of Congress or the Legislature; con
sequently, the selection of good, competent
officers is as much desired at the Spring as at
the Fall election. Those who pay no atten
tion to the selection of borough or -iciwliship
officers, or do not attend the elections, have no
right to complain if the officers do nok,:a/t to
their pleasure. The good of the connit*ity
depends, to a certain extent, upon. the•actions
of its immediate home rulers; therefore,.`ihey .
should be selected with due care. •
Particular care should be taken in each dis
trict to commence the great Presidential pam
paign of 1864 aright by carrying the -vpring
elections.
Miss Josspnrys TssoN.- , -Ona_of the oldest
and best dramatic crities'in the countri) land
a newspaper writer of 'great force and ability,
was in this city last Saturday evening. He
visited Brant's Hall, "more, to while away a
dull hour," as he writea;."than.inanticipation
of being delighted with a dramatic dies:
tion at once full of vigor, originality,Tand
great tragic effect. The character - oflit'ere
tia Borgia, as it was rendered -by Miss :Jose
phine Tyson, took me by complete surprise.
I did not know for the moment wheth4,twits
in your beautiful inland city, an andi.t& Of a'
strolling band of players, or whether I was at
home, transporksa . back on the tide -- of dra-,
matic time, when Alin Sefton made her,deat
est point as the wilful and bloody Italian—or
l
when Josephine Clifton gays , to the Borgia that
fearful reality of conception which : crowned
her in her day, queen of the tragic: stage. Who is
Miss Tyson ?—what is she doing strollip&over
the country, evidently regarded as siagfid in
a company by the members thereof thetilves,
none of whom are her equal in naturktaient,
and to all appearances far her infe;iq4 - iiii ed
ucation and training. Can't You enlightein me ?
Print this and let tee hear frpin ki'y."i It
certainly affords us great pleastris" - W pitt a
paragraph from the pen of our oldfrieruipita .
associate, but we have no means of arwefing
-his interrogation. 'All we can do Is to exidlirse
his good opinion of this Most estitreahhf tidy,
and to add our own conoAendation ot,laetia
woman; of splendid education and aCiiius.
TB Superintendent of the State Lunatic
Asylum invites proposals for furnishing said
'institution with : six hundred torts of coal.
APPROACHING—St. Patrick's Day. We have
not yet heard of any special arrangements
being made for a celebration of,the day in our
, .
city.
Losr —To-day, at the Pennsylvania railroad
depot; a
` small leather satchel. The finder
ill DE r(irarliediry.;iettiirdng.it to .
LUCAS KOENIG - , Brewer,
• Chestnut street.
FIFTY DoLLitzs Rfwein.—Lost or stolen at
the depot of the Pennsylvania railroad, a
valise marked with the initials L. The
finder will receive the above reward by apply
ing to Rosendale's Optical Institute, No. 8,
Market Square. mar7-d3t
NOTICE. TO RECitiiTTDCG OFFICERS AND TO ALL
PERSONS PRESENTING BECIttaTS.—S. S. Chill
is now ready to make out the necessaay papers
for the collection of premiums for presenting
recruits, and still continues to make out offi
cers' recruiting .accounts, pay rolls and all
kinds of writings connected with the military
departments. Having had much experience
in military
_writings, he is fully capable to
transact any kind of bisiness 'connected with
the various 'departments. Qffice in DArLy
TELEGRAPH Blinding, Third street, :Harris
burg. mars-dlw
How HEADACHE, TOOTHACEE, NEURALIJIA ADD)
CATARRH may be successfully treated and per
minently. owed, Neyyous.- Headache,
Neuralgia in its worst forms, and most cases
of Sick Headache, it is a certain cure. Of
course there will be exceptions, but we speak
of the majority of cases.
--Tobmikome. - -Tbis common cbmplaint can
be cured immediately and the pain annihilated
without putting anything in the tooth.
What is it and how to use it.
To annihilate pain there's a remedy found,
Its novelty in use heati almedicine's sound;
'Tis a positive,cure, but ; ould you suppose
The only way to use it is to snuff it up your
•
nose,
Kunkel &Jiro., sole agents, 118 Max:
ket street, Harrisburg. . mar7-dst*
SANFORD'S OPERA Room —A great change
of performance. A variety of new songs and
'elances, and a MisVelhinebuslot'of comic acts,
concluding with one of the Ravels comic pan
tondmes, -entitled-the Four Lovers. In pre
paration a grand scenic. pantomime, Mother
Goose. Sanford's programme is something
grand, as it will be one of his greatest efforts
to please the people of this city, and it will be
got up with. every attention to_ family patron
age,.andAn the meantime new attractions are
presented
SOVETILISCI NEW IN THE MEASUREMENT OF
TINE. Patent Calendar Clock. —We
had the PleaSUre of ex mining,this morning,
at the crock; Watch and jewelry establishment
iAS - F. 'Zimmerman, Market street, a very
curious and a very accurate clock, which ex
hibits the daily dates in every month, with a
correctne'ss' that is astonishing,' While it
also indicates the time accurately. In ma
chinery cjocks is regarded Its the great
triumph of the age—and it is certainly one
of the greatest achievements of mechanism
ever exhibited tor the inspection of the people
of thiS citY. Mi Ziinmerman is the sole agent
foil- cloolislor this city. He invites the
public to call and examine them, as he is de
sirous of introducing them for general use in
this part of the .St{►te.
11. S. Salim= Connassrox,
- PHELADELPIELL AGENCY,
NO. 1307 CHESTNUT STREET,
Fobruaig 24th,1.864.
Mus. P. A. Evaruu—Dear ,4fadanw—You will,
no doubt have learned .byihe papers, that it
has been decided to hold the " Great Central
Fair" here, for Pennsylvania, NeW Jersey and
Delaware, and:rwaite to inform you that the
time has been fixed for the early part of June,
that being decided to be the best on the
whole, after muoh careful consideration and
comparing of opinions on the various matters
involved in it.
We are anxious to do all that we can, in
Philadelphia to forward the successful and
creditable accomplishment of the undertak
ing. Our citizens, gentlemen as well as ladies,
are already. organizing into committees for
the different lbranehea of work.. Will not your
ladies of.. Harrisburg, and of all Dauphin
county,'"dO all you can by endettN;orin,g to
arouse the interest, of the people generally to
the importance of the subject, and also aid us
by yourpersonal! efforts ?
It is very desirable that the auxiliary socie
ties should not suspend their regular work,
so as to diminish the weekly , or monthly sup-
Plies, but that as much external help as pos
sible should be pressed into the service, so as
to' contribute largely to the general funds.
Rosiecfully yours,
P. M. Cnexr,,
As't See. U. S. Sanitary Qommission
There is no one who doubts that the coming
spring and summer will be the bloodiest—the
most terrible"of the -war. • While we shudder
in thinking of it, let us prepare the " oil and
wine" to bind up the wounds of our stricken
Country. Since the inauguration of the first
great Sanitary Fair, they seem, to have become
an institution of each loyal State. The last
fairhas always seemedlo be more successful
than its predecessor. There must needs be
a climax in this ascending seals. Why shall
' not Penniylvinia cap'it ? Pennsylvanill,
which yieldsiO ; no State the palm of energy,
-philantlimmand-generosityr,--AVill-not- our
Hanistarg ladies, who halve_eirer shown such
a noble devotion to the wants pf th:e suffering
soldier, co-operate heartidrand at once.to the
call Philadelphia makes to her sister cities ?
Let those who havo,stone rgive of their store.
Those who havetinie and energy, laborfthose
who have braires, br: lin-work.' Besides every
conceivable thing or t sale, restaurant,
,post
office, all the usual addenda 'of 'fairs, there
-will be rooms , devot ad to amusements, con
reading, table aux, drama, besides „gal
leries of fine arts am 1 curiosities, and indeed
everitto hat om • intelligent- peoPle can
Carry out:,Equillesist 3. If we would aid the
ato be lost. Will not a
special meeting of tJ ie , "Ladies' Aid 'Society"
at_onee be called by our President, and imme
,diate meaanratiliefdt ivisedLto ..orgartize , a ? plan
lorataii4
THE place to fad. priise cigars at moderate
rates, is at Keller's Drag,•and Fancy Goods
Store, No. 91 Market street Try therh.
mars-1w•
A STATED MEETING of Al, Friendship Fire
Company will be held at their hall, this
evening, at seven and a-half o'clock. Frmc
iittal attendance is requested. 2t
Looii. Bows collet for Five rierdent.
by Sullivan S:'Child, Clainiagent: *lpe in
Daily TELEGItAIS Building, 3rd Street, near
'Walnut, Harrisburg, Pa. ni.73t
POLICE AFFAllis—Before Alderman Kline.—
On Sunday morning the following 'persons
(drunks) were brought from the lock=up and
had a hearing: John Hockenberry, (fined Si) '
Samuel Barkheimer, George Bennett, (fined
$l,) Dauiel .Hagerty, Patrick Owens, (fined
$l,) and Jam Stevenson.
Wm- Bailey, .a ftigitive,fram justibe, z from
Bradford county, was arrested . to-diy, .and
committed to prison.
The lock-up was tenantless last night. We
are pleased to notice that the city was unusu
ally quiet yesterday. Did the liquor dealers
observe the "Sunday law?"
Amok. Or- 817SPICIOUS CHMIA.O7lOl.4. — About
•
noon to-day, two men dressed in fine cloth
ing, called at Barr auction monis, .on Second
street, and desired to exchange them for
old clothes—stating that they desired the hit
ter for use to-day, and would pay for them.
The men were arrested by the police as sus
picious charaoters, and, taken before Alderman
Kline, where they gave their names as. John
Coggius and Martin Eagen. One of them
stated that he was •from Reading,.but onbeing.
questioned could not give' the name,of the
Mayor of.. that city, or any other information
'concerning theplaoe. The Alderman:Commit
ted the men to prison for a further hearing:
It is singular that they should want to ::don
old clothes' if the. object of their visit' herb was
a good one.- • . •
Tum*Pzorr.V. WELL HATE in-
IT,--X0 Play:
in
.
troduced.'in•Harrisburg ever created =eh a
decided sensation as the Ticket-of-Leave *an.,
The people pronounce it grand, thrilling and
interesting, whilethere iaa great morallesson'
to be learned frOM:it. Our citizens have ape-
cially requested:lii ieietitfon , at the hands of
the Star Conibirultion ooniPPY;Kid the man
ager has consented to have it repeated, this
OSloadaY) , therefedis' adfize all
who desire to witness the performance of the
Ticket-of-Leave Man, to go: tonight. Seats
.
maybe secured by applying . at .T.lannvart's ,
drug store, any time to=day. If ever Hrant's
Hall will be overflown, 10-night will be the
On Saturday evioiog there Avis sigrand per
formance, on, which occasion the celebrated:;
drama, Lucretierßorgia, repeat and
was followed by the new Scottish farce, The
Bonny Fish-Wife: there Waa.a 'large crowd
present. The performance could not have
been better:
TEWHAIMISMI3IO VOLIINTBEILS. —A PARODY.
Does haughty France recognition and inva
sion threat?
Then let the loons beware; sir; -. •=, •
There's iron walls upen our Semi ,
And volunteers on shore,
The thunder of Waterloo again shall speak,
And Napoleon be sent to .Tortugas or res.,
patch Island, .•
'Bre we permit a foreign foe • =
On American ground
Pal de lel, dre.
Oh let us not, like snarling dogs,
In wrangling be divided;
Till a foreign foe comiiii
And by some mishap decide it..
Be American still to America true,
Among ourselves united;
For never, but byAmerican hands,
Must American wrongs be righted.
Fel de ral, &c.
In subscribing liberally to the above senti
ments, our special purpose is to call the read
er's attention to the large and new stock of
seasonable dry goods at the cheap stOre`of
L. Bowman, NO: corner of Front anti Mar
ket streets.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BANNVART'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES
•
For the care of Hoarseness, Throat. Dis
eases, &c., are specially recommended to
ministers, singers and persons whose vocation
calls them to speak in public. 'llianuffietrirecr
only by C. A. Bannvart & Co., Harrisburg;
Pa-, to whom all orders should be addressed..
bold by druggist every where.: ; -
Bead the testimonials; from...some
of our eminent clergyman:
Hearusatraa, Feb. Bth, 1864.
C. A. Berorvear—Dear Sir: I have used
Brown's Brondhial Troches; Wistar's Lozenges
and other preparations for hoarseness and
throat troubles, and in comparison with them
all, can cheerfully commend your- own _as
most admirable speciftc It
for tiblic?. - Sparikers
and singers, in oasesl.4f-:liOarseiiees„
and. colds. I have found 'them 'serving In
time of need, most effectually.
" Yours truly "„... T. H.IROBINSOIN,
Pastor of N. S. Bresbytezian,Church.
_
~
_gablagiee with 31.r.,,Robinson as to the
value of BanAvart's Bronchial Troches.
W. C. CIATTELL,
Late Pastor of 0. S. Preabyterip. Church.
Seamans°,l IP Jan. 1864.
To C. A. Baxwvarr--Dear Sir: In the habit
of speaking very frequently, and in places
where the vocal organs are very much taxed,
I have found the need of some gentle expecto
rant, and that want has been supplied in your
excellent Troches.
I consider them very.far superior to any
Lozenges that I have ever used, . in removing
speedily that huskiness, .of the, viAipp,, arising
from its too frequent use, and impairing the
effectiveness of the, delivery, of publip ad
dresses. Yours, &c.
JNO. - WALKER JACKSON.
.
Pastor of the Locust St. Methodist Church.
,
To a A. BAnitverr—Dear Sir: Havirvised
your Bronchial Trod:Les, I am frpOto say they
are the best .I have ever tried and.taks great
pleasure in' recommending themto' all persons
afflicted with sore throat or huskiness of
v oice arising from publicspeaking or ShMifill•g•
Youis, G. G. RASE RAW,'
Pastor of Ridge Avenue Methodist
DISTR/OT. ATTOB,WieSOry
AAR : SBITE,G, Feb. 219, 1 . 86 4,„
To CA. Barmvairz--Dedr' ; a lk
found yoUr Tioeles to tai invaluable:
lieving-homeness and-in- strengthe
.intuieles ofdite: threat They.initiatra: ass
to -the-voice, and are certainly Of
speakers. A. J.
NEW
LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING 111 THE HARRISBURG POST OFFICE,
MONDAY, /LARCH 7th, 1804.
OFFICIALLY PUBLISH:BD IN THE NEWSPAPER
HAYING THE LARGEST CIRCULATION.
LADIES'. LIST.
Abel, Miss Minnie"-'Long, Miss Mary
Beattie, Miss Minnie McCartney, Mrs Eliza
Benneraderfer, Mrs Mary S McCurdy, Miss Laura
Berk, Miss Sarah Mcßay t Miss Mary J
Bucks, Melinda, McWilhamson, Mrs Martha
Birmingham, Med - Annie McWilliams, Miss Ellen
Billie, Mrs Kate ~ Miller, Mrs Catharine
Burch, Miss gate:'-''' ~ -.Miller, Miss Jenny B
Buttner, Mrsißusan "'"Martz, Miss Mary E
Bonyear, Miss Mazwilim :Miller, Miss Sophie -
Bowen, Miss Mary S Marston, Miss Ella W
Carina, Aim— Morgan, Miss Fanny
Cornyn, Mrs E H - Moyer, Mrs John A
Cormmaii, Mrs Caroline Moyer, Miss Ca twine 2
Commies, Mrs Catharine '.: - ."-Morgun, Mrs Diana
Daringer, Miss Margaret '.--, Minsteel,
_Mies Mary
Dawson, Mrs M ^ "--Nissley, Mies Mary
Edwards, Miss Nelly
~ ..4 . l:PBrien, Miss Ann
Elder, Mrs Margarlitli Pets, Mrs Ellen
Elder, Miss Martha._ '''''Petters, Mist A M
Fehenberger,Mlsi Mary .rPeters, Mrs Anna
Fegan, Anna ` 'Powers, Miss Mary E
Feeny, Bridget4ship] .Resinger, Miss Theresa
Fisher, Mrs Catharine -Reiss, Mrs Barbara
Fisier, Miss Sarah-H.l Rhine, Miss Mary E 2
Frazer, Mrs Mary al Reber, Mrs Angajine
Franklin, Miss Mary S Rife, Miss F
Geiger, Miss Rebecca A Roberts, Mrs Martha IS
Geary, Miss lalltizzle Robenson, Bella
Gartner, Miss Lizeler ' Rust, Miss Annie,
Gorir, Miss Elise:64U Mollob, Miss Annie
Giebenrath, Miss'iMberine "lowland, Mrs Miranda
Graham, Mrs Venis Russell, Miss Mary
Grass, Mrs Mary A":";,„ Sattazatin, Miss Elizabeth
Grennel, Miss Maggie Sheehan, Mrs Eliza
Guernsey, Miss Ram., Shanb, Mrs Christian
Haverstick, Mrs Elizabeth Suoddy, Mrs Rebecca
Harman Mre Martha . Spong, Miss C
Harris, lire Eva 11 - Swope, Anne B
Hantz, Miss Eliza T - Swergard, Miss Sue R 8
Hall, Henrietta Swope, Miss Mary E
Herrman, Miss Jennie Steller, Miss Sarah Ann
guickelc, Miss Hattie E Stontd, Miss Maggie
'Huffer, Miss Lizzie Street, Marion
Hoke, Mrs Susan. Stout, Miss Margaret
Huffman, Miss Rachae ' = Thefts:ll Mrs Sarah i
Hurley, Mrs Jullim Topley, Miss Sarah A.
Huffy, Mrs Elizabeth Vernolman, Miss Margaret
Hutra.rd, Miss Catharine Wager, Miss Mary A
1i15,„„ — 1i.# 4 / I Pitit tf r.....!!) mr g - E4 ‘.l
- n-- ' L E tr t ki, tilt ..p.ung, ,:, ,
laCkson, 'dish barna siker, Miss 1
Kendrick, Miss Jenny Whyman, Miss D D
Keller, Mrs Elizabeth Williamson, Miss Mary E
Kauffman, Mrs Elizabeth Wilson, bliss Mary . 2
Kensel, Miss Loticretta Wallower, Miss Messiah
Lautensehlager, Miselidery AWilson, Miss Mandy
Lobvejoy, Miss Margaret Wine, Miss Molly
Lyle, Mrs Win Yost, Miss Hannah
Lyle, Mrs Harriet Zimmerman, Miss Martha
~ ~, „ct ir. NM ,Lo jr.„3.1 2Z . I! J Ll.* T.
Adlifelo,'lld e a" & • 1 ''''' K k c
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Arlington, Richard Lester, Capt Edwin 23
Anderson, Jacob Lytle, John A
Aldren, 0 Lowell, James H
An James, M . , Lytle, Wm
All.G . E‘:; , .:-.... . , ..,'l•Yday JSilaS 1:. '
groWn' 2— '' ' - ' ' . -:` LoidigrinieSS'
itaconlVir i ' -' ''' "Igon; John ' ,'-..•
Barns, Edward Lynn, Lewis C , ' '
Bruigart, J D McGan, Rev J H
Banger, Aaron McGuyer, Thomas
Beaty, J McKelvey, Joseph
Bern; Joseph McClaskey, Henry
Billie, Henry McClum, James S
Blain, Sohn,., . . McGrove, Lieut A P
Brehm; 1.; F , , - -. 1 (- ' -ibleCatiley,. J, • •
Bright, John McGrathegar, Patrick
Hued, John L McKee, James S
Brure, Samuel Marlin, Jacob
Barkley, Peter Markey, Patrick
carikr,...l4emp. , _., ~: ...... ' •111ajoriVeo R - ,
coins r.:., ^..1 .." 2r . 4 . .Marilailarry
Otiglin,VeLiitte : , -' - q Idayi3ohreS , M
OriMPbeth :muesli' - ' exhiregineserSemael W. .1 -
Caine, Wm liinich, John
Giteetylienry"..-s ir - - ' ~ -Milieu; Sergi John
Chubb, Samuel - . 1 "' '. ..' Miller, 'Joseph 1. , - -
Creiwibre".7 Hy - ."• -....--,, Miller, Dr ,G M
Oieekner,"Elietiltick• -, - Miller , James - ,
ClIhroli; Rev37Jir , ' ' l"rl:Ililby, Rev 'A W
cp",p1,....,.. - 3 ....1...... , .. ::, ....xiireT, y . .
Connollyfj , + 4, L..” • ' Iliftiyor,. John A
Copp, Francis, /A ' t"-Mohler. Harry ^''
Cook, Lieut Geo F Montgomery, Limit Satauel
Connerer, Win Murry, H T
Conway, Thomas Myers, Joseph
Colman, Lawson Nagle, Win
Crosby, Harry Nebinger, Aaron
Cunkla, Samuel' Nortbrupp, Capt J J
Damrops *plait 4.;.)1.(.1 , .,' ' inTuis,..f.ti ~.1
Dart, Gilbert or, James
Decker, C F - - Oren, Jesse
Dean, Edward H Osburn, Rev A S
Eerrick, G W Pieter, Rev Wan
Dildin, John Pinlimey Noah
Downey; John' , : e :r ‘; ',. 1. .3Petens, John H
Dick, H Peoret, Capt Henry -
Doll, H,stop a. ; n-,...; ~ ;...Perttbeirgerr Win'
Duncatiel P* • emilM.2 - .Thatt,7 Lieut.. 5.:1:., .. . •
~ D ysinget4 tH. I( i. 1 , 1 I. 7. I.Petegy,r3ntn .-1 rs. _
'Butgal4-40ha :: 1 - 4,i.r.i_ ,441,Petty, , Frank a :
Dunmire IVne. ....
... .: L"n-Yeterni.,. Nebias_ _%...
Edmonds, Dr Charles P 2 Finnigan, P 0
Eby, John It Ponelihwait, John M
Early, Thomas Price, Amos
Eminger, Henry Raymond, P W
Embich, Franklin B Rank, D Webster
Eisen, Charles L Reniriger, Frederick
tmrick, John ..t :... ~ .• . -Reins; JOhn .! .....
Feing, Isaac Rhoads, A L
Farnham, John P Roy, F 0
FC J Row, John 3
Fairest, John Robinson, John G
Ferris, Wm It 2 Rola; James
Pillmoro, 2ack,J) . - .. ),.. Robineen;John.M .
, Fitzpatrickpatriok,..!: .- . lohinsonilildW -,-,
Fisher, Samuel Roo, J
Far-liti,Edward‘to -:i....,,,, , , .Sagulers,illichard . •
F0x7".1.2, , ec.. J.. - p-i. ~ s , /.43awyerplobti W • ' ..., '1
Fleegle, Isaac wica .. , ....i , •.•...: Sanders,:hisao W- I '. 3 4
Fleys, Julials-Ba .. -. .... .., Schafer, 'Joseph. . 0
Fortney, Amos Schneider, Gottleib
Fogel, Henry Schlasser John
Foster, 0 D Sheark, Jacob
Farmer, Joseph Sheerer, Amos C
Fries; *mull J. . ; : : l'.. filtannon,"P A • '
insist>, 'A'rtsbiore" '" - - S'hollenbergerl; Jacob .
Fulton, A M Sharp, Wm
Gardner, John A Spalsbauck, Elijah
Garman, Theodore P Shatton, Daniel
Goings, Cornelius Shump, Leonard
Geronld, 0G Shop, Cornellens ~. .
Good, Jacob, •• ' ' ' Slitiwilteory ,
;Gorton,' Geo - - , .. " Sheck,`Benj J
Cobin ;dward. G' ' ' '- Seltzer, John
Godtl,6;Ttiamis ' ' '' ' SlegerMichh . el
Goliger,,Aferttin -Suyder,fiep.'
Goacher, S ".1; - , ' ' Sinitik-T Wlishington
Granger, Capt ' . ' Bmith, Gray
Green, Dr Spangler, Li S
Greo H Stewart, .Lieut Frank i
Graham, Wm Stewart, A C
Greiner, John P. , ,",L,- ; „Stanley, HSt George
Hamill, Robert S`-- - ‘- '. , -Igiftheti, ( Whi • -
Hackenburg, Geo A Sweigart;, Andrew ,
Hays, Capt Strawbridge, James
Renard, S 3 . Starry. Geo W
1 Henninger JD Tait, Welles A
Heath, Set,.., • 2 Tate, ,relk:
alx 13 10N: allrY -.. •12 Tato, NI n. John
Huderband,;rß ..., Th 6 DosP_A
"Hilfreld,-Albert 4
Homan, Joseph Thornton, Win P
Houck, Daniel Trailer, V P
Hopkins, iiire , - Tomlinson, John C
Berner, A3' ' •-•i <: " TYiltals, klloma 2
Hoffman, Christian 'Dias, Maj D
Hubble, Wm Ulman, H 9
Jacobs, .L P ' . - - Van Nance, JW ,
Jam!sc Cell JY , - • Walters, EX
Jones, Harry' r•': , ;Wallower,-Goe '
Kemp; Stiseph..„o ; . r. .piragier, Vprik.:
Kelley, Geo ' f ''r 1 ", ! -Walters, H- -
Kerner, J Wetzel, H P
Keiser, Aaron Whiteman, Conrad
KeeSOY. WaOiltgil .t 1 -W l o o a, John
S
Kelley, James R Wilson, S B
Kino, Andrew Wirt, G U
Kolar, Wm , Wild, John
Klinglesmith; Win H Weiss, J H
Knee, Henry, , Wilson, H L
Kochersperger, Wirt P Wilson, Alexander
Knob, James Williams Nathaniel
Keyser, Geo ..• ' ~--'' "-' - Wilson, Stephen
tiroba, . „yitmoyer, Lemma
king, Peter, 1 .:_ ,R. l L.,..Welletttla,.Thile , S ,
Lephree. A Yocum, Henry N
Lain, babe, ~,,,.
.. , Zclias, S M
*Er Persons enquiring - thiletters will please say they
are advertised. One cent due on each letter.
GEO. BERGNER, P St
Steam Saw Mill for Sale or Rent.
THE tuidertigaed offers for sale a desirable
MILL PROPERTY, situated on the Susquehanna .
river, at Duncan's Islandillfteen nsiles west of Harris
burg. This Property. has :the advantage of a Timber
Market and is accessible by canal or railway. The mill is
geared in the moat improved style, with a good (Morris hc
Qo.) engine, which drives two Gate Saws, one with forty
and the other with eighty'` feet of carriage; also, three
circular saws for the itieneacture of Shingles, Lath and
Pickett&
The above propert 'skltorLitle or rent on reasonable terms.
For particulars address by -mail or call haperson, on
JOSEBbf. SMITH, Duncan's Island.
Benvenue P. 0., Pa.
mars-dlm*
600 CANS; 'Fresh Peaches, 600 Cans
Fresh /Stardom, 200 Cans Green Corn, 100
Cans Green Peas, par. up by the most celebrated fruit
growers, and every eel warranted to give satisfaction, fir
wile at fela Witt. DOGS, At, k Get
SEMENTS
BR.ANT'S AIM,L.. :IP.ANT'S HALL.
GRAND STAR,
',Combination Drainatip'll4oy,
Combination -Dramati&Aimpiny,
.gombination Drgnatie' CoMpany,.
CROWDS TURNED. FRAM THE DOORS UNABLE TO
THE GREAT MORAL SENSATION OF THE DAY.
THE GREAT MORAL SENNATION OF 2HE DAY.
TICKET-OF -LEAVE MAN.
TICKET-OF-LEAVE MAN.
TICKET-OF-LEAVE MADT,
TICKET-OF-LEAVE MAN.
TICKET -OF-LEAVE MAN..
TICKET-OF-LEAVE. MAN.
MISS FANNY DENIM, •
MISS FANNY DENIIA3I,,.
MISS FANNY MINHAIik
. • MISS . FANNT DENHAM.
I n a favorite part.
vhe-wliOle company in the bill.
• SectireZeata and Come Early.•
For" . particulars see small bills.
. _
SANFORD'S HALL..
. .
THIRD" STREET, BELOW MARKET STREET,
HOTEri:'
OPEN - FOR THE SEASON
WITH
SAJ.NFORO . AND- TROITVE.
•
DRAWING - ROOM CONCERT.
MONDAY.EVENING, MARCH 7.
RAVEL PANTCATIMR
YOUR LOVERS.
SANFORD AND TROUPE
Orchestra Seats can. be procured in advance at Bann
vart's Drug Store._
Doors open at 63£: Commence 3 td 8.
Police always in attendance to preserve order.
Admittance 25 cents.
. Orchestra emirs, 50 cents
Private boxes, entire, $5 each; single seats, $1 each.
jan2l4st • -
CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL.
WALNUT ST., BELOW TAM.
J. MUDD.
OPDT EVERY Mk..ririG,
COMpany , a4-: ,
sDTGEßs,;_wwfmci3tEmeNs, k¢ &c.
Admission. 15 cents.
.leAta in Boxes "
PRIVATE SALE. 7.-• - •
. .
_ --
The tipdegrove Losk property, five miles north-of Har
risburg, fronting eaSe,the Pennsylvania canal arid ' iilroad,
„near the'depot, west the turnpike, 'consisting of *Canal
Grocery Store and a Hotel, is'offered at private sale until
the 15th day of March, ~186-1. The canal grocery' is the
best stand on the PerinsylVanta canal•-•-large and comma
dieds stabliu arid bay houses; and , stables_ arranged to
lock 'eaCh team separate ; warehouses for 'grain; canine
hOuse, w eigh - scales, sheds, lee house, and, all other houses
necessary for carrying on the boainew, ,„'
The Hotel (Rockville House) has u gamin= of both rail
road and r eal cestona, and is a desirn6lo opportunity for
any+orteWishing an opening in a Wildest' , already estab
lished.
The, title to the property la perfect.. Reason for selling
is;osassw.unt of ill health of the owner. ;
..1•411ply en the premiSes, or by letter, to
- P. HEikTRY,
• .jap4.o4tivtd Susquehanna P. a, Dauphin Ce.i Pa.
REAL ESTATE AT T'.RIVATE. SATN..
. •
The seiveral Pronertlin of the: Millie; Of WILT TA AI AL
-41-00/4 deectesed'i.ta:..the eity.of .11airfatinrg, consisting of
HCelacs..o o :Front street and Chestnut street, at and near
thecorner of -Front and. Chestnut streets, a:vacant lot on
Mulberry street, near Third street, and 19% acres
of land attle eastern terminus of Market street, are of
fered for sale. For terms of saleapnly to the undersigned,
Seventh and Noble streets, Philadelphia.
de2.l-dtfl : THOMAS COCHRAN.
RATAR.—A number - of lots
have been laid out on the Jonestown Road; about
one mite east , of, - the city , of, , Harrisburg, which are
being sold at low Pri6es. To persons desiring to secure
a home for themselves, and to be relieved from the
preeent.rmorliltint , rents, Ithis is. a rare - epportanity.
A number of lots have already been sold and but few re
main The plan of said lots can be seen at the
Sheriffia,ottice Harrisburg, where persons desiring to.
puroba*: are bsquestiB recall and see the same.
J. WELL.
1864.- janl6
F'--SALE=-A LOT -OP GROUND on
Ridge Road, adjoining Dr.,.Rgle. 7 .e property. Inquire
FTIRGESON, eon Rose and Pear alley,
• mara.Al* .; :.nearAidge Road.
FOR SALLA first-rate seconded-handed.
CARRIAGE, suitable , for Racking. Will Apo sold
the by applying tb •- • • • - REER,
febl-tf - :Fifth stied,.
FOR ; SALE.—A Five-horseLpower STEAM
ENGINE and BOILER, is good order.. Apply to
feb23-tr-, WX.ltiui street, below. Sixth.
lot ll_ ILDING STONE FOR SALE, of best
telivered.he_ any part ehy.
J. Nusg,
jahl2 Immediately the cit
ataicatrinso•OFFrar, 11..5. iir•Lun
.thiItRISIMRG, PA., March 1, 1864.
HE attention' of Soldiers who have been
liiikorably discharged the United States service, on
account ordisabillittiOntzacted while in the line of duty,
and whomay wish to enlist in the. Invalid Corps, is re--
medially:called to the following 'letter from the Provost:
Marshal clanenil's Office, from yghlch lt.appears that they
.may recennethe• bounty offered lirthemrard, borough or
town, to which.they may. wish. to tie credited:
• -_ • - (TigriElty.
- ' WireDiarairrninrf
•'"
PROVOST . it • qiiA Otiaia's OFFICE,
_
- Bas - LW OF IFIITALI3) CORPS,
WAsnotarosr-Febilattry — 23, 1864.
. The PnirioaLlHarslial Ceneriti-direets me to say, that
men erdistgiA forithe First Battalion Companies of the In
valid accordance with the provisions of General
Orders, Nos. 105 and 212, Adjutant General's Office, 1863,
and the instructions of the Provost marsnal General, (see
Circulars Nos. 14 and 106,0 f 1863,Provost Marshal Genera Va.
Office,) will be credited to the quota to tie furnished under
the draft, of the ward; borough, town • or city and State
:from which they enlist. • M., N.
'Colonel, and Assistantto the Provost Marshal General, •
In charge of Invalid Corps Bureau.
For the particulats relative to enlistment in that Corps,
apply at the Recruifing Office, Invalid Corps; in. Second
street, near Pine street, Harrisburg, Po. •
E. L. BARNES,
marl-dimlo Ist Lieut, U. S. I. C., R'cting Officer.
MEM WlREtmade from this GRAPE so
nearly resembles Port in savor, body and color that
none but the best judges could distinguish it from genu
ine:imported Port—as it used to be. "
The subscriber has been appointed. agent for the sale
of
INPS
.. a
- 'lk`irAtMElTs
Gl3,L) , i AD3iISSICiN
THE PUBLIC WILL HAVE IT.
,; .FOR.
Oporto
.Grape,
or this pupa by an extensive grower in. Western New
and-can furnish them in any.quantity at moderate
price. i-
• „The wine isat present selling at from $1 60 to $4, ac
cording to age, atid the supply is unequal to the demand.
• JACOB IdIS.II.
Keystone. Nursery, Feb. 26,1864: feb26-
. . ..... _
- i - - . FOIL RENT. , .
EVERA_L good_' dwelling Housqs,_ donve
10—ireiabi rocaced. - gciiiii — w . ith sfablitte, sheds.. and
KhEiotilbuileling,s attiaied. 1 . Cilia: G. RI N. .
HA.II6I6B I :FRO, March .2, I. 881:: . . m2r2ii2w :
- - .
mo LADIES.—If you wish good better
j_ Paw,. Envelopes; Ink, Pens, or anything else in the
stationery line, you will do well by calling at • .
,SCHEFFER'S BOOKSTORE,
Harrisburg.
.DOiD
zi : . MUSTARD, the best imported,D
just. Mewed and 'fowl* by )
feta WAL I). ds, 3'4CO
fillOGkA - ORAN Or .
El** 4 - •- • g 8 1 10
! rikNia3, iukv atS_lc . ily tizi Ata Ti ma iv ' - ' tranort
• K r—"Fety Veo3'p' zuct'"ljett cri. ' d
1feb.291w9 EBY KV.%
~~_~~~
WANTED . I'o s IIPXT—A "Conctiort:ll4;
nous& in a good location, and *wit- go pay
or $l3 per, morip, , by trie.ige.of-
WANTRIbk.J . A . &lion
Roof, by K.K . SgEL k BRO.,
118"Msairet at., Harrisburg.
et9o]
AGENTS wanted tor keit the' Standard His
tory of the War. Aare
_Chance, to make money.
Agents are clearing from $lOO to $2OO per month. 200,000
volumes already sold. BeildTdr circulars. Address
JONES BROS. Fr CO.,
pubuqh,,s,.a.lniplowl,
de 30
NEW ADVERIISEDIENTS.
GAL&T DUSWVIERY
•.
'Applicabld to all
usefutArto. •
A new thing.
Da Combination.
jam%
Boos and Shoe Man
ofacturers.
Mls=
2amtliei.
It al a Nam
Remember.
Sole Leesq.
Finis.
Agents In p
jel.B4lly •=
LUXURY AND'ECONOMY.
• .
ELEGANCE AND: IIifiZABLE,II;7I
THE, PATENT DOUBLE TUBB Ave,.
. very . .
rpEurs popular: Pipe lifts now been in
trodueeil had this t'ommunity. Its. peculiar . merit
=aids ititlti use of two tiiti4, one for the' str'ok'e atone, and
the other for thergasege of o.esalirok and nicotine to the cup
at thebartoni tames. it is:, di*Srgett. The stroke being
thus kept clear of - contact with saliva. is always delicious
and pare in its 'odor, and the collected' matter which ren
ders-all other Pipes offensive being entirely removed, the
Pipe will always continue sweet and agreeable In the
cities of Baltimore and Washington where thousands have
tested its merits, among the.
R ilitorial notices are the
following: .
The Baltimore Austria= says:—This Pipe has many of
• the qualities of the costly Turkish "chibouk," giving to
the smoker the pure exhalation of. the tobacco, free from
' its
the_
nicotine. '
Gasitte says:—lts economy:suid the greater
it imparts while tnifoklng;red.ceromendittatumbiy
o ad loys of the, weed.
t - rite ...omYy - Cbipieir ottpitzit Patimites merit sever be
tore obtained in Pipes. Thera is no doubtlo.,,that in a
short time it will be the only Pipe ;
Air:sale by-the dealers.generatly.. in thhistific r d whole-
Saliat liberaliates,:by "The:Tobeeerty," at
theft' 'manufactory - NO. 1-2Gtriby,,,,glMalnit
Street Baltimore Id&
other* tailed
to this Pipe, - now su . pepidar throughout the army.
For sate)* BArm.igraLCO.; Xrit'L 2 Jones Row, and
C..K. HELL ER, ,pJihirket streeti_liarrishury
r0b29: 412 W : . t
FOR TIIKCENTRA:TAB - LE.
AoTi r delightful to look - upon the features
of our departed bored ones! low pleasing to corn-
Mune with our absent friends. How-Juasernctive and inter
eating to .bikome acquainted • With: the couritenancgs of
'reat lust - good men and Women. - How" charming to ad
miin'ttie worki of nature, the handiwork of human skill
All thio . pleasure yo . o may, obtain at W very small out
lay, by selectine.CkftTEE DE VISITE or.. PIaGiTOGRAPH
CARDS, (made by £he best artist -. in NeW.Terk,) a Gen
eral; Eminebt_Persdli;,SWituary,tutd Miley Pictures, &c.,
at 10 CENTS alld whew you have made a selection, pre
serve them ura well bottild - • -
•
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM
of:which you viill.flna an exte,nsive, assortment, hand
somely bound with linen vier& or pat - obi:Waged backs,
in every style or binding, sal . -and at masa_ _ _ =table
prices at . _BCH FITS S BOOKS - CORE,
. Sigh of the "A eierieah klag Barrishorg, Pa'
- :eta
RE First '. Back '
cif Harrisburg , TPa:, Capit4 0.90,0436, with tne privilege of, Mcreas
ing it to $300,000.. ,
The State Capital:Auk baying organized. nndevJhe act
to provide a National currency, under me-above title,
respectfully offers its services for the collection of Notes,
Drafts,Bills of Exchange, receive money. on,deposit; and
bay and sell exchange on all parts of the country.
'Tlie business will be conducted at the corner of Second
and Walnut4nreeta, by the following named directors and
(Accra
• - V- f
. . .
Josti H. BRIGGS, J. R. -tar, • - -
&mos CAKEHON, JAants,Yossq,
liftuasm Co*sts, . . elm Tr. HpptEr.,
''' I • - : ,r. D. CAminuir.. - - i.. - .
- JOHN. H;HRIGISK- f -tes't.
':- - oEo.'lE"Sliiitt.; - (` 'ler.
Jaa29-d2m.—
• PAPER: W.A.R,EHOUSE:
FARREL L . , - 'IitVII/bG
510 MINOR STREET,
PILLLADELPHIL PA.,
ATANUPA.CTURERS of
ROLL WRAPPERS,
DOUBLE'AND SINGLE MEDIUM,
CAP ANff CROWN MANILLA.,
Onicitind or made to order.
. .
•
Hikbeet price paid for rope ha Mize or •,.rri4ll itrantl
tied
NATIV.,E
FIFE BLACKBERRY and ELDERBBRRY:.Yita—
Warranted pure. For sale at
lan2s
ORTFOLIOS I PpirrvoLioal
- arEssm - EN and Backgammon BOardcy a ineassort
mon; just received at SCHE.PFB.WS BeollgrogE .
( U LB
S.
d lbS 11fictierferi' Excelsior Hams,
cured expressly for family, usa and for, this market, for
sale at, feb2 WM DOCK, JR.,
40 BON °RAN'
' et tfa cE hi a jood for orz e rj:
.• • _ PEW W.,s•E,Fruit Store.
VINE - ROMANO SHERRY, -imported in
'1
"Warrantef !thp Finesx. Sherry'. Wine in thi s
conirtil.'"For"gale`td- Nnr. DOC!, fit., & CO.
14132
TITRGET - RBRATKIY ITELGIM:, •
• OF
t and bay & Martin's tendon - Blacichigi,just, re
ceived and for sale by (fell NA'at.
- DINE APPLE GEFASE:7-NOilitaa.";;'ce
bride& at JllO2Ol .:. I& DOM- .1.;,&470.
CJ,
SEKIIG=. 04e - hundre4.and 'Fifty
1,) Bushels prime Otio.Clever,Sesld for:IMM
febl29-Iw* . • • • tisJilßrga KZIMP.E.
A_
NOTIIER lot of.choice Catawba/Oka es
fl for sale at pram !•301/N"'•
ciNfatfr` i! . l:ft quality and al l prices
fel
EEZ=MIMMI
WANTS
Usefuland: Valuable
• Discovery.; ,
•__. • •-• , -
HILTON'S _
INSOLUBLE CENI NT
Is of more general practical '.ntility
than any invention now before the
. . . . . .
, .
.üblic. It has peen thoroughly tested
[ during the last two years by practical
men, and pronounced by all to be
SUPERIOR
_TO ANY
Adhesive Preparations known.
HILTON'S INSOLUBLE CEMENT IS a new
thing, and the result of years of
atudy; its combination is on
Scientific Principles,
And. under no '-'circumstances or
change of temperature, will it be
come corrupt or omit any offensive
BOOT .2LVD SHOE
Manufacturers, using Machines, will
find It the best article knoWn as
Cementing for the Channels it works
without delay, is not affected by any
change of temperature.
, JEWELERS
Will find ft sufficiently adhesive , for
their use, as has been proved.
Ris .Especiaßy Adapted .to Leather,
And we claim as an especial merit,
that it" sticks Patches to 13o'ots and
Shoes mifficiontly ptiung without
stitching.
t6e.4.1 . "0f
1 1 - 4
EINT
tart that isltearething for mend
- hag
rurnitare,
Crocker y, Toys,;: rt. „ft .
Bone;
Ivory,
And articles of Household nas,,
REIIEII4ER
I:401.11BLE CIM/IML•
Is in %liquid. form snit rAip**ily ap
• plied'os patte,;
tiat9's litiothnits Crinair
Is ins:duple in water or - bit,
Hiurtges Dr , jounits Ciacks7
Adheres bily.sidstahcels
Supplied In Family or • lianufac
'tames Packages from 2 ounces to 100
HILTON BROS.' '& CO.,
Proprietors,
Providence, R. I.
phia,
LAING S 31AGWYLS.
DIRECTORS
,_ .. - ...,
W 4 POcigi4:4-4,e0