pailg EtitgraA
HARRISBURG, PA
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 8, 1864.
CITY ITEMS
13ANNvear'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 Ding store, Ridge Avenue.
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'an3o-dtf -
TEE. 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. instrunivits at Itosendale's Optical
Institute, 8 st., Square. eyes
inserted. • Send, a circular 1 janBdtf
era N AAST D C OUN T.ll. Y.
DAVIS exhibits his pal:Loral:ad the
rebellion at krectriek City, Md., this week,
THE net profits of the late Soldieri" - fair, at
Laneaster, amounted to the handsome slim of
$12,191 51.
Tue regular monthly meeting of the Young
Men's Christian Association will be held this
evening at half:past seven o'clock, 'at the usual
MI
BE VACMATED—The prevalence of Oita
pox, all overt . try admonishes all :who
have not been _` cinated hairelt ague
without delay. There is no telling hosi'hoon:
it may prevail in our midst, - and this - Picea&
tionary measure shouldnot be neglected.
Nsw F.:urnoan• CAns.=-.The Pennsylvania
railroad company are building, at . their eA
tensive shops in 41toona„a number. of
class passenger and baggage cars, whioh a±e
superior to any now. on the, road. They are
furnished with new iron trucks, improved
brakes and all the Moduli safeguards and im
provements, and are painted in beautiful
style. A number of the new cars were run
over the mountain on Friday last, and .were
universally conceded to be not only the most
comfortable, but the finest cars yet placed
upon this splendid line of railroad.. The new
cars will soon bn placed upon the road 4),r
through travel
A PArturor, CONTBACTOR.—NeLunderstand
that many of the beef contractors furnis,hing
meat at the different military posts through
outthe State, have thrown up their contracts,
unable to supply the beef required of :them.
This is owing to the great rise in cattle-in the
West. But one among all these contractors
has remained faithful to his obligations, and
is now furnishing the best beef which the
market supplies, at rates which are really a
a loss to him. Mr. Alexander Koser is
the contractor alluded to, one of our -Mat
popular and enterprising victuallers. If ‘r e
now supplying this post with beef, and, is
doing it at rates which no other butcher in
the city could stand. It takes a good, mai to
db a goodthhig. Hence the sUccesw of Moser.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE HERO OF
THE WAIL —His Reception and Appearance.—
Lieutenant-General U. S. Grant, the officially
recognized hero of the war to crush theslave
holders' rebellion; arrived m .the city this
morning, at 6 o'clock, en route froin the West
to the Federal Capital, in ybediencelq.a sam-,
mons from the President of the United States,
In anticipation of this dititinguiSheii;
and in order to give the gall/oat hero ,the we
come which was his due, the Legislatureap.
po il•ited a joint committee to wait on and re.
ceive General Grant when he arrived. Rosa
lutions of congratulation, and tendering to'
the hero the hospitalities of the State Capital'
were also passed and directed to. be conveyed
to General Cirant.
Accordingly, this morning, at 6 o'clook, the
Legislative c ommittees were in attendaneeiat
the depot, andwi th the arrival of the train 4.6 M
thefwest, General Grant made his 'afipearance.
He was most enthusiastiCally greeted by the
immense crowds of soldiers who throngedihe
depot and lined the walk to the United States
Hotel. Indeed, it was a work of , great diffi
culty for the committee to convey the hero
and his staff to the hotel, the soldiers almost
becoming uncontrollable in their entliushnc
demonstrations in his favor. Afterhaving.par
teken of a breakfast prepared expressly for
the, distinguished guest, (as only Hutchinson,
of the United States Hotel, can serve up those
luxuries,) General Grant repaired to the par
lor, and received and conversed with as;ut .
as .could get near to talk with and shake hiM , by
the hand. His conversation,of course Only re
lated to the great struggle in winch the nation
is now engaged for its life a nd its. honor., 9f
the result of that struggle, he expressed. Hai r
self sanguine, because, as he also declared, he
had faith in the valor and the patriotism of
the people. Prom an effort of a few nutd,ppl
iticiaus to advarice their own selfish .endtt, l it
had become a people's war—a struggle of the
masses to preserve their netionalityand *eir
social status from the .conspiracy of anl ea
pining aristocracy, who had banded together
deifroy the republic that they alone, might
rule in the land. General Grant referreafto .'
the position of General Sherman, for whose
safety fears'had been expressed in the newspa
pers. He had every confidence in his safety—
he felt that Sherman was all right!
Gen. Grant looks and acts and talks like a
soldier. His appearance is very. 44'N'
most all the protraits and photographs yet
published of hint,poss'essing some of the points
of his resemblance. He:would be selectealin
almost any crowd as a man of mark; and #era
our observation of him at the depot, gallantin
bearing, noble in aspect and prompt . * action,
lie must be a "host in battle." '
-- -Geueral Grant left in the
li cpv:pdr.-e
South, over theorthern Central radr l oa rand
by the_tirafkour city readers peruse th4Cl:O
- the hero and the , President - -6t. tb
"United. States will be in conmunioit up . 13 44)
all:_absorbing topic of the war to put. dk n
the elate-holders' rebellion. • Lt.
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Pipe rebehed..."this' l
th r off.neat 'Seller's Drug
and Fancy goods stop, 91 Market street.
last Trite t. ' Zest Nigh! of-thl'"l'ickeKof-,
Leave Man.—Clo and See -Itl—A play that,
will draw a crowded house on eight different
occasions, in Harrisburg, is certainly one of
extlaordinary mrit, and 'a .thiatrical 'troupe
that can command the patronage. of Harris
burgers seven successive'weeks, without the
le avertu-decrease; nugaige;
&tad Sr .--
bination Company will give their forty-first
entertainment- in Brant's Hall. On this oc-'
casion The TickeW-. of-L eave Man will be pro
duced for the eighth time. The success of this
great moral play is unparalleled in America.
In all the large cities ithas beetriproduced in
the principal theatres, and has been received
with unbounded enthusiasm. - We believe
that Harrisburg is the-ordy„place, in which it
has been performed in Pennsylvania, except
Philadelphia and Pittsburg, and the best of
judges inform us that the style in which
it is presented here has not been excelled
in Philadelphia, while it is fat superior
to the manner in which it is produe.ed
in the Smoky City: ' The charaeterNti
Robert Brierly, the Lancashire lad, who is
first charged with forgery, and is imprisoned,
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and after being releaied continrially perse
=tad and "hunted.amp," by. those. who had
'l s rokesse4 fti. 0 . 3241 4: nobl y 13 Y. 3 0.
Rouse. Through all his straggles to do right,
and resist the temptation to do wrong, he
portrays human nature in a style that cannot
be surpa.ssecL, Jennings as Hawkshaw,
the l detective:in
the various disguises inci
dent to a detectives life, stands without a
rival anywhere. Mr. Crossen admirably rep
resents the villainous" Jim Dalton, who en
gaged in, all t rawler ,of crime, but is finally
arrested in the graveyard, after robbing the
offee of Mi.' Gibson. The latter character is'
sustained by Mr. Dunn. Molter Moss, the
passer of forged notes, is a good character,
and provokes arkplausi; from the audience,
notwithstanding the grave character of the
play. Mr. Rent appears as this individual.
Sam Willoughby (Miss Fanny Denham,) is a
mischievous lad, who is up to all sorts of
tricks, yet exhibits good traits whenever op
portunity offers. 'Miss Josephine Tyson ap
pears as the fascinating May Edwards, the
favoxite-ri wife of
• Bub Brierly,
and stislains adinirabiY.
ford as old Mrs. Willoughby, creates laughter
byher personation of. the old dame. The
other characters are finely distributed among
the members of the company, but limited
space forbids an extended notice of them.
We would remind our ieaders that this
trig the Tieleet4=Leave Man will be played
for the. iast, time... Do not. lett.the opportunity
pass by unimproved. You will regret a fail
ure to attend. Go early, too, or you will not
obtain a seat. - '
Rouse's Stsist'Vro' iiireViirwthlizbeit4hat ever
Ap ‘ dt.jts success here has
never : b e en equalled.. Its popularity is
•* .71‘.
easing
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CONFERENCE APPOINACENTS.7-FOF.RIL early
list of the - appointments inadil by twat Balti
more M. E. Conference, which yesterday
closed its fugzotog:tit Odtomg; IligMe indebted
to D. J. Carmany, of the Cumberland Valley ,
Journal. The following are the, sepciintmegw
for the ilistriCts named:
othasur, Mannar.
J. 114MoMorritY,k Presiding Elder.
Carlis9,s49nlas Sherlock;- EmorY.Chur ol 4l
S. L. BacOitien; 'Cirlhile Um:UN - J hn Moor
head, E. F. Pitcher; Mechanicsburg, James ,
C. Clark; - M9W4td.,49.113' SPrink FrY
singer; ShiPpensburg, John A. Dixon; Ship-i
pensburg Circuit, J. G. McKeehan, one to be:
supplied; Chambersburg, .Thomawßanaliii4t;,
York Springs, W G. Ferguson, one to be sup-.
plied; Hanover, I. Cathie Stevens;; Getlys-,
burg, S. L. M. Conser, J. M. Lents; York,:
JohAEL C. Dosh;,YorAWilliam, , W.'
Eiane; Emory' an;
Shrewsbury, George Warren, J. G. Moore;
Petersburgi. .JlF . nefiißradig,gewpert, H. S.
Mendenrall, onelo be supplied i New Bloom-:
field, F. B. Riddle, D. A. Isenberg; Mifflin,
S. H.. 0. Smith: Ithllin _Circuit; ~ George W..
Bouse, T. Marshall West.
!Jostipl Diais; Chaplain U. S. A., mean- :
.bar of Carlisle .Quarterly Conferenee. , , 7
Alain Bn £ tein . Chaplain U. S. A., member
of Carlisle Circuit Quarterly;Conferenoe.
A. G. Marlatt, President Irving Female!
College, member of MechanicsburgQuarterly,
,
R. D. Chambers, President Emory Female
College, iiteilibbt of Eniory Quarterly ' Car lfer-;
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• atrizture. DISTRICT
George.D.....Ohenowethi Presiding Elden— !I
Hollidaysburg, Thomas Dougherty; Altoo-'
na, William R. Mills; Woodbury; N. W. OR
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,burn, D. B. MeClosky; Sahallsburg, Apiraw"
E. Taylor; Bedford; Edward - Wf - Ritiff Bed
ford Circuit, J. B. Polagrovp,,X.
Rainsburg, Geciige'Bikatresser; Med-onnels
burg, M. Luther. Smith, /Iliad
Shirleysburg, C. Graham, A. W. 'Decker;
Cassville, John Guss, J:l4.•Laskie; Concord,
James M. Clark, W. H. Maxwell; MoVeytoln
William Gwynn,' R. Willer; liewhikiwn,
Samuel ,Barnes; „LewAstimn Circuit, W. A.
liduck; Zolin 4 F.Broliii, 3: A. Me:-
J.0hn.•AndP44). 11 .401 3,
H. McGarragli; Petersburg, Andrew W, Gib
son; Williamsburg,-.:4.1, Melick;• Birming
, ham, John. Stine, S. A, Graveling; Hunting,
don, Job A. Price; Saxton, JohnlW.'‘Gleaver-
Oliver Stewart.
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John Guyer,Presiding Elder. • ---
Williamsport, --Fine, *seta W. Spats
:W.oo4; -34-PPNWT,...a.im setl.l.D.l.War4 J. kikran
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Montoursville, - - M.% PTsi.W.P.A; IATIA O Y;
Samuel Shannon, J. ' Clarke Hageyofilton,
Clec 9 l"'W , r - OcK , Per;• 34 f iltim--Clirenit-
Haughawont,,,,g,Church*earisburs, Daxid;
C. joimi'viiiTtiil;b*, Charles OFAT, - Eats'
Shoemakei; Northumberland , %Menu ,G. Dill;
Shamokin Mid 'Tre'verton,- - john - F.• POrter;
Sunbury, B. P. King, J. Milton Akers;"Cata-
E V
wissa, Franklin Gearhart,. B. T...§WFW -
land, W. M. SlieWaliii; -10.,Vi11e,-„k.E t
nitz; B IOO Y-4 1 4.. 1 0tielk:EI:IrgA 0 K Y
and:Lightettseti MlignnasM. Eimie;ATessey
town, Albert Hartman; Jeansville, Josiah
Forrest, Watson Case; Beaver. Meadow, Job.
BOLihgf Vhifier'Hoien, B. F. Stevens; BO
wiek,:if..' .P. - r . Criisihwaite, S. C. Swallow;
Bloomingdale, Davi&Castleman;Grahotilic
Gideon4L‘Du: ~_.- - - • , _:. : . i
titaidligtiftSideut.-
W. FL Dill, ,-.1111.
lessor,-AVillienksjie#: 'Dickinson , Seriiinaly,
niembers,oftfAerpt Street ` , Quar terly al
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fuenee.. , '
L H. Torrence ,SereAr' Perineyl
Bible sociapkvitmliii' 3 3Ppxyille Quert,o
COCifereiee. ;-- - • _ -r .. ~_
.ty... .11. I-4 , 9'1 Mob S I N
tui: .. l, ~ J
k=rrl:4iiun*ji4rifits;Vstalr it'
thronged thi,z i 'Offi t eiii tiflthe disburser of
greenbacks, yesterday.'
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Attsiviaoli toAl& advertisement
for propoials i for funds - Ling the Government
with timid hundted-andWiniskid.
No developments have been made in regal ,
to:COlyzips:and Eitgsp; thslhaspiolons
tas' arrested` yeiteiday. They 'are - still is
IftaqinnTs continue to arrive-'-1 y 'the - sioo,
The ninks76f - otir noble tinny 440.apifilY P
ine up, and' a fair , Osaka more *Hiles this
State clear of a draft
jonps P, Wzments, long a citizen of this
~ .0 . .I. • • . . , . ...
4 4 tYr bat . -now a resident of. New York
3.414_, WaaiU:toWn w tkie morning, looking igfe:ll
it 001: hearty, the very personification - of •:“a
wel l
northern flinner.”... ..
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An&froxi A.l.9ilawrer. . (
arr willzell
at.. auction, tomprrow, (Wednesday,) at . :..
il`iii4l,4o, if 'the weather is favorable,calei t p'
Ladd & Webster's superior sevirig..machines,
cost $lOO, one. 'sofa, chairs; Bedsteads, wash
bowbi, pitcher; tubs, stoveetnd a ...variety of
queensware and other articles. Silo,. to .
com
mence at.half-past 8 o'clock. - - -
Dulacioini Pamoyan.---The 'stockholderg , , of
the Pennsylvanla Hailioad :Company yestgr
day:efecteltheii Board , Of Directors
. for the
miming yea* The following were chi:oin:
'gilgat: 'Thomson, Josiah Bacon, Thomas
Mellor, John Hulme, G. D. ItoSengarten,
Wistar. Morris, W. ,Cas sk pittshurg ; Win.
H. Smith, Pittsburg; Samuela. Bodine, Jos.
.
Pscoyrr.D.—:-Alf. retiw: formerly Top-:
pital Steward at Camp Curffiiithas , heenpro
ro ,
oted to Act heir Snigeon,qT. S A. and is in
cliarr.of the second and third wards of the
geriiiidliespital, and the sinell Pox hospitel,
'at Caine„ This is. a merited promo
tion. 12. r. P.. labored hard to prepare him
'l'self for S;p6s4tion such "as. has, attained.
and we•arepleaSed - to notice tipAhe has been
sneceSsinl.
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Gamin. Slim •IN Smx.—A. sure and safe
way to remove -grease:stainit in silk; is to tub
the spot tiniolily with brown paper; the fric
tion will soon diaW ant the'gietise VOi; lay the
silk uphif4thii: table'with z tircining-blanket ,
under it, the.right side of the'silkdoWnwarlis
put a pieee of hioNnt paper on the top, and
apply•applya flat=iron just hot enoughl6 saw& the
paper. Thi,s t reelpayili he fond more effica,
cious than any, scouring drops -ever com z.
pOtuided.
Ronanuttiday,,Dr. T.Azirus, - of the
firm of ItiiLs*Mp & Co., 'opticians, when
aboutr,Ao r ripAtanik a , ticket at -the deppt,,
placed - liis vela'oo. the floor After procuring:
the ticket he clisocivered that the valiseput
been stolen. It contained a:.1;11;mberlof
gold spectacles, :ebb;
money. A soldier named Robert Cowles was
eebseqnstly arrested, on suspicion of having
stelrAhprOtierty of Mr. Lazarus, and after
"a - -.YiVitriik.l;lifOre Alderman Kline, was com
mitted to prison. A portion of the goods
have been found, in a d,p Aria:
mile from the city, anikasailidNidualmho was
seen there has been 4s6*id,r,iitct;.:44l4-
bably be arrested. Several dozens of gold
spectacles are yet piesing, besides a number
Of.other.valtieblies.:
einnici*Son writer in
the local columns of our morning cotem
porary, over the signatOr4s of-o-A
Parent," indulges ilf,„,re4t4l:
our System of Comnitin'
at once highly important, while he promises
still further to discuss the subject in a manner,
that has el c,itod our deepest interest and
breliestiontiapationa As much as we can
- ridtr - frdirillie first communication from the
pen of "A Christian Parent," we are led to
understand that he- is in favor of ot, goa
schools, untd,ltittiU;OziA Aiscipline. of „ed
ucation has bin a' selioolWllichqs.
to rank with the most elevated and successful
. private- , siminaried:in the land. There is no
donll whatever.. -that the founders of our
=present` "system of education had such
gradation of schools in view When' they
established the free edniiii4ork . : eihktioe
boys and girls of Pennsylvtaisif tio"thit:iiritil
such graded schools are permanently estab
lished, onraystem millatever be „regarded as p.
e
complete 5*.:40', 1 *44- fo*icii
course of arikleri alindedtb, tird
them interesting, -print such of them for
the benefit of olr,,rad.ers,,, ar,..wfs may have
room to insert, i n our COltimns.
#ritsT.: - .4Y..Otvii - giamit: : - - ilea.kW r in n c . ()!;
the ,stkettb:, , ,rylvani*. cavalry, t,ecentar
260beaeA.Iikaiiindlii4 a nuniber. reCirmts
4 1 ,b0 - .1 1 91A 4 jo4ti forli*r%* 4l ; rEe
thadAwiterriglas wrecruiting ofilier. here,
slid not content *Al:ill:Le Pratt; iffOrda.49
that' business ; 'ili-,°54.3ad04" obtain ing
bounty money ,of therm:Lite/Or "ride-keep
ing." Having secured a handsome anti in.
this way, he "skedaddled;" - taking with him ,
- his ill-gotten. sain. visited Balti
more, Philadelphia, York-ancl,Boston,
the order named ,, in company with ifemale.
He was, however; 'doomed to arrest. C. B.
Franklin, special officer of the Government ,
was on Jiii.,track,.ind followed him to Bos
ton, where he was discovered, !txrayed
fina i plothes,7.and. ting,.. at one of the
cipal 'hotels. On thi....2.9th a., the officer
kieceedelf in'arrestiniptilin at one of the 0411
tree, rhf_Te 7. , °T. 4113 c*zartaV witht'lleOvci
m4inailudkp; and at trio, this morn-
Pf04 1113 -sii# 4 q'grlno arrived ig Vittlis*
brag. the swindler :1m lodgedinonr
7 00 r e.; remain for thelfesent.: He
will . doubtless have a trial at an'errlY
Officer Fnmitlin, as a detective, hasinsiv
15M.inataires proven himself fully einniaAht
for Ifie position he holds, and has succeeded
shrSPl;ln, "OSEI in bririgifilt:to.igstioe
raughg*q zUaell winners'bold Oldfokle.'
whit ,had committed various oJTances.
',m e r ight man ixiihti right place." Oar re
era will -probably hear
R or -further :arrests
oviid*rilf -
T 5 7.41,1
ME
. itihiStiVr4lWlnge r -teAsk *nen
ulne amstitutiolz ATOOP. ' marl-at*
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Tmr, place to find prime cigars at moderate
rates, is at }lanes Drug and Fancy Goods
Store, No. 91 Market street. Try them.
mars-1w•
LoiAL Bortlmit' collected for Five pir cent.
by Mivan S. Ohild, claim agent. Office in
Daily Tam:wan Building, Srd Street, near
Wanut,, ilarrisbUit, Pa. z373t
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E„Nr*Bnorr l'Araa• wade out and blanks
furnished, for tiro dollars and fifty cents per
Cliit tr
set, by SuliAvan - S. chl14:1; ' Agent I).Lwr
Tirmonspn - taliiiii rthir eet, Harris-
IsEPnOvim;lNDEptszE Isx for
InOeing linen, muslin told other fitbrieS,
WXanted to give satisfaction. .Itanufsetured
by B. A. Kunkel & Bro., 118 Mallet stree
Harrisburg. marl-13.5t*
THIRD WAND, - AWE !—The loyarciti-
Zens of the Third ward: are recitleSteil to Meet
at the Parke House on Wednesday evening, at
7k o'clock, for the purpose of nominating
suitable persons for city officers.
marl-2t THIRD WARD,
Am noon to-day. there was a false alarm of
file, created by an intu ited member of the
Friendship Fire' Comp any. We are rellibly
informed that this - violation of the rules and
regulations of the. company will cause the
offender to be expelled.
PomoE'' ' Appellee—Before Alderman Kline.
Mary Shelly : , a girl quite young in years, but
old. in crite, and ; horribly dopnwel l vista
arrested, and after a hearing was coomdttexl
to prison for ten days, for vagrancy, etc. .
iBa7io~kip B ../* cirunksipiret rdifflh i maged fr?l4:Ate
I : ;i "e
NOTICE TOREMITTING OFFICERS AND TO ALL
Pzasoss 'Femur/NI Bsosurrs.—S : S. Child
is now ready to make out the necessaay papers
for the collection of premiums for presenting
recruits, and still continues to make. oat offi
cers' qeeiciiiing l acits; and all
kinds of writings connected with the military
departments. Haying had much experience
in military- Writitigs, -bs it; fully capable to
traktsiot ariYiSiina.at ilimaines s connect awith
the various departments. Office in 'DAILY
Traator.artt Building, Third street, Harris
burg. mars-dlw
How HEADACHE, TOOTHACHE, NEIHULLGIA AND
CATARRH HMV . be suceessUly treated and per
nvently cured. 'tar Nervous Headache,
breadgia in its worst forms, and most cases
Of 'S i ck Headache, it is a,certaM.. cure. Of
-otgrplre 3 611,tie:er,pfiatts; but, we speak
of the Majority of .oases.:., • ,
Too:mucus,. - 7 -Thkcommon. cemplaiiit can
be cured irrunediStely and the Pain,annikilated
,without,too*
.•'` .F1T...44F:f810441,10674P use it:
• oilit.;there's sk: reinfeuxid.
Its novelty in use beibilliniediciliessound;
'Tis a positive cure, but would you suppose
The only way to use it is to snuff it up your
nose,
S. s.s el-dc 142.4 ,s2lp, Mar
ket street ri
, - gelibilrg. Trutil-dst*
Tun MIER • BUBG VOLIINTNIERS. —A PARODY.
Does haughty France recognition and iuva
• • tidon-threat•? - -
Then let the
There's iroNwalls upon'ou,rr iamb,
And4oltinteemon shore; air, •t ,
'01404 of watatitto gain ,hail :speak
And Nipolebii. : 'stint' to 'TiiiiiiittiTbrFba ,
patch Island,
'Ere we permit a foreign foe
On American ground to rally.
Fal de sal, lec.
ssc
Oh ldeigfik,4tiltiviiiiiiift "-`
In 'wrangling be divided,
Till a foreign foe come in
And by some mishap decide it.
Be 4Pae.rieWo ll tct4mo- 9 1 1 1.Vn ,
Among, For never, but by American hands,
Must AnOricalY'AtOkigi be ir hted..
Lrstibscribing`xliberallyto : thwabove sad.
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 C.
L. Bowintiai_"No.° Vaal/Ca.4f Wont:and Mar
ket streets.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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Arrival of. New Goodall Arri Val
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twinglidifrotipiOdlrdio AO Y.Ort4tirii; are rir re
' cedift.ig*S.rakt*PasPoltuilent:it*!Xli* .34ll -. : . .
Plain . ioplissl"-plain alpiicae.: '',..
- Plalitlnstrei and'elher area gags;
New spring deLiinee.
Calicos, the best quality—all prim.
Muslin; bleached and unblaached.
Ticking, all prices.
e
Ladles n atnlggMtpltefo=r;:air•ddenk
~
Stock3ngsantt
Plain all-wool (Wallies.
Figured all-wool delables,
Shirt breasts at all prices.
Ginghams, full assortment.
Black alpaent• black deininat. • , .1. ~. • -
i :,: 'BlatirboiOliati4;'bfrick #o*.
' 314 4. 6 , . 'it "1 , 5 .0044'0 ash ur.I.F4 - .4 ' : ,
• • Balm '., ,at - 2 A()
.L .0:4..4 gamis,.
„ rio t "
Marseillee oiltiluid'nuentme q .
Black silks at $l, $1 26, $1 50 and upwards.
Our stock , is very,larga.,now *id. we . call offer an as
sortment a% goods mbich' • ' les excelled In pr ices and
quality. S. LEW!.
"Atteinded.
Botinty,-Penlticw,-B!idi- iriv.Siiiiigtioni* and Ifilitary
and War Oki:lw geneidly,=l,o Out and 'collected- Per
:iota resictintst sid/8111%. 60 can butifeakinzig
ackid by'ad ' •
EUGENE SNYDER, Attornepai.Law.
str,et,.ll,prisburg, Pa.
del7-417
HAIR, DYE S HAIR DYE I I
. Batchelor's Celilbrat.ed Hair Dye
IS TEH' zawr irr TRZ WORLD.
The. Only It '' True and Min/At Dye KAMM
This splendid Hair is perfect--changes Red, Rusty
or Gray Nair instantV_Walienolithrak or Nat./iirtrum
without icOuriniethe Hair or staining the Shin, leaving the
Heir eGft aid besudiffir; iitalitY v heipiently
restoring its pristine color, and rectifies the 111 effects of
bad Dyos. Ibs gunning
. shIntd.WILLIAII A. BATCH
MOIL others - ire 'mere isoltatiOna, and should be
avoided. Sold by all Druggists, &o. Factory—Sl BAR
CLAY ST, N. Y.
sArciaswit's NW EOSIN! MAX FOR DRESSING DB HAIR]
Jeititay
COLGATE% HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal de
mand, is made from the Telieleest materials, Is mild
and emollient in Its naartZ : tragranuy scented,
and extremely beneditialiirits action upon the akin.
For sale by all . Druggistaiad Fancy Goods Dealers.
jan2.s-ditoly
Bore Throa t :, ,'
941 th, • '
100141,
and similar troubleagar to programs, remit ea
rime Pulmonary, d 4tattunatio
oftentimes incurable. 4- , "l in alThatacgis'
BROWN'S BRIVTO7ILLL MCKAY
are compounds
almon totemoh directly theseat of the dis
ease and sire nstant railer. febittrdnwlm
liNffiffilli t ON,CILIAL TROCIEEI
For the me 'or Ifosrseneas, Throat 9Dis
eases, dec., are specially recommended to
ministers, singers and persons whose vocation
calls them to speak in public. Manufactured
only by "43. A. Alni , iivart - 4. CO.,- liarrisburg,
Pa-, to whom all orders should be iuldressed.
E l iE &neat every when). _
.....,. -
*:.- ..: Itie feilli)wing testinionWs fromklionle
milienf clergymen... ='-
.. .., . ~ auunsattrao, Feb: Bth , -1864.
u .A
: 0.. RoorvenT—Dear Sir: I have used
Frown's BronchiaLTreches, Wicnar's Lozenges
and other preparations for hoarseness and
thrtat troubles, and in comparison with them
all, can cheerfully commend your own as a
.• ost admirablia specific for public speakers
and - singers; in cases of hosiseneSs, coughs
and colSo: I have found them serving in
One orneed, most effectually.
Yours truly, T. H. ROBINSON,
-- -. -.-- Pastor of N. S. Pretibyteriau Claurah.
with Mr. Robinson as to the
*ue of Bannvarrs Bronchial Trochee.
• W. C:CIiTTELL,
Late.Beator of 0. S. Presbyterian Church.
HARAunnizo, Zan., /864.
To C. L BANNvairr:—Deai firm In the habit
of speaking very- frequently,:und in places
where the - vocal organs are vagefiniiiii. taxed,
have found the need of senlusitliexpecto
rant, and t t woad has been lied in your
'Oxcellent Tr.
I consider very far superior to Any .
Images that I irive - ever c used, in retrio . lng
speedily that huskiness of the voice arming
from its too- frequent use, and impairing 'the
effectiveness of the delivery of public( ad
dresses.. Yours, &C.,
wATATFR JACKSON.
Paitor of the Locust St. Methodist Church.
To C. A. RuntyAro—Dear Sir: Having used
your Bronchial Trochee, lam free to-say they
are the best I have ever tried and take great
pleasure in recommending them to allpersons
afflicted with sore throat or huikiness of
voice arising from.public speang or singing.
Yours, ske. , , G. G...IIARESTRAW,
Pastor of Ridge Avenue Methodist Church.
Dun's= krrontar's OFFICE,
lisioussuaa, Feb. 29,1864.
To C. A. Bazatvizr—Dear Sir : I have
found your Troches to be invaluable in re
lieving hoarseness and in strengthening the
muscles of the throat. They impart clearness
to the voice, and are certainly of great bene
fit to all public speakers. A. S. HERS
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
G ITY ELECTION.
.R OG`LAMATION
In eompliaace with the.elkarter of the City of Hartle
burg,notice fit hereb,fgtvert tolhe qualified voters of the
several waide of said city, that en olectlon for persona to
nll ttieresri ornate of the oat oitr, 7111 be lag at the
folio:Peak Wimit, to wit:
ON THE ?TROD FRIDAY OF MARCH,
being the lath day of said - month, between the hours of 9
o'elock; J.. le; and 7Welock, r. it, of said day:
In the First ward, the qualine4 voters will meet at the
School Reuse on the corner of Front street and Mates
alley; in said city, and vote for one person for City Trea
surer, three persons for City Auditors, two persons for
School Directors, one person for member of Common
Council, one person for Judge of Election, one person for
Arstiessor, two persons for Inspectors of Election, and one
person, for Constable.
In the Second ward, the qualified voters Will meet on
said day at the School House at the" corner of Dewberry
alley and Chestnut street, and vote for one person for
City Treasurer, three persons for City Auditors, two per
sons for School Directors, one person for member of Com
. mon Council ) one person Por Judge. of Election, one
.per
liefifer*ArwtstiOr, two poisons for Inspectors of Election,
,end One person for Constable. .
In the Third ward, the qualified voters will meet on
jail ' day. at School Rouse, corner of Walnut street and
River alley, and vote for one person for City. Treeetlier,
- three perms for City Auditors, two persons for School
Directors, one person for member of Common Ccuncit to
serve for Onve years, one person for member of Common
Council to. ague for one year, one - person. for Judge of
Election, one wion tor- Assessor,. two persons for in
spector! of Election, and one pilaw' for Constable.
In the,Fourat ward,;,tho qualified voters will meet on
said day at the School House in West State ,street, and
.vote for one person'for City Treasurer, three persons for
City Auditors, two pereOns for &hoot Directors, one per
son for , member of Common Council, one person for
Judge of Election, one person for Assessor, two persona
for Inspectors of Election, and one person for Constable.
In the Fifth ward, the qualified voters will meet on said
day at the Dairy of 'John Yorster, corner of Ridge road
and North Avenue, and vote for one.person for City Trea
surer, three Per 3013.1 for City Auditors, two persons for
School Directors, ono person for member of Common
Council, : ortopentonfor Alderman, one person for Judge of
'Erection, one person for Airrussor, two persons for In
spectors of Election, and onoporson for' Constable.
In the Sixth , ward, the qualified voters will meet on said
day skate Market , H*re'. 'street. and vote for
one person for City Treasurer, three persons for City Au-
Meng two persons Tor School Directors, one person for.
Alderman, one person for Judge of Election one person
..forAssessor',..two.pereons. for Inspectors of }election; and
one person for - constable.
4, L BOUMFORT, Mayor.
February 29, 18414-3tawte- t-th.s
•
lizADQVAßTlOW,Airstarerao, Picr.e.h.,
• ianuax 11, 1883.
O zI RD .(4L L A
LY to General 01114 No, 65,
Mar Department, A. G. 0., Jan. 12t h , 1862, the .un
dersigned hereby assames command of this Poet and is
sues the following, orders, for the MN:nation- and geld
.
ance or an concerned:
L All Ofildeis on duty at this Post are required to re-
Port to these Headquarters, their rank, reglmeit, nature
of do
% W. end number and. date Of.. order -placing them
on Atty..
Glicaularliring will reneit as ipecified above.—
Naomi onheing relieved ' from duty, will report, pre
vious to theirideparbrrei by what authority _they) are re
leavinti-4rer the orders at, these Heedquar
tem
111. Officers having soldiers under their charge are re
quired, in addition - to the above, to make a "morning re
port" br e." sc , :each day. .
t.'"DOXFORD, Lt. Cot, 16th U. S. L,
Counnending Post.
L Berms, let LL, U. . &-L 0., Post AO
tint.
Reeruniiig . Agggey.
OFFICR;n the rear.of•Ke . otill Harris-
bting;;Ta. , 'Arbe LAMM Lbt&L'AODNE . Ja paid
to -ieendUkVCOMM=Ent•frotit,dbneicin ann . su_ _
trigs in I:heat:ate will be promptlyfurnished wi th MUNN
to Ali QUOTAS, by applying to
D. J. HUMMEL & CO.
p EIVATE SALE.
The trpdegrove Lock property, live miles north of Har
risburg, fronting east the Pennsylvania canal and railflo a t
near the depot, west the turnpike, donsisting of a
Hrotraty Rtorennd a Hotel, is °Mired at private sale until
the l lsth day of March, 1.864. The canal grocery la the
bed stand on the Pennsylvania canal—large and comp:i
dle= stabling and bayhousesy and , stables arranged to
lock each team separate ; warehouses for grain, 'carriage
house, weigh-smilet sheds, ice house; and all' other houses
necessary for carrying on the business.
The'Hotel (Rockville House) has a good run of both rail
road and canal custom, and is a desirable opportunity for
any one wishing an opening in a boldness already estab-
The title to the property is perfect. Aegean for Selling
on amount of 11l health of the owner.
Apply on the - premise; or by letter, to -
W. P. HENRY,
janlo-dawtd Susquehanna P. 0., Dauphin as., Ps_
NOTICE .TO . BUILDERS AND CON
'fBACTORS: -- The undersigned committee of the
Paxton• Fire Company invite proposals for the erection
and'completioir of an Bingine Rouse, two-story brick, to
be located in &tend 'street near Vine. For plans and
ispectEadions tall upon DANIEL WILT; at his Lumber
once, foot of Second street, Bide *RI be received up to
10th day of Marttbi WA. DANIEL R. WILT,
• • GEORGE F. WEAVER;
DAVID CRAWFORD,
ALEX. KOSER,_
JOHN A. HALLER.
Building Coth.mittetv
mara-dtt
• knit. RENT. . -
Q.E yERI L L' goid dwelling Houses, cenve
la intently lomat Soma with stabling, theft and
itherroatbuildingsattached. • 'MA& C. BANN.
— lL4olPinte• Much 2 , 1.20. u0:2412yt
.
rLAD ' 37 - 2 -. — if You wish Le
t ter
ritiek:ll4r, Pens,cr o zzananAhe
stationery' Ilk win Ar r a - - ,
13113
.:of extra qa4 li ty and at /OW P
4 000 ,
Sddtadagyed and fordidalir-
AMUSEMEI%TS
BR M'S BRAT'S HALL.
G RAND STAR ,s
Combinatio4 Dramatic. Coq*,
Combination -- Dramadd Company,
Combinatio4 Dramatic Company, •
CROWDS TURNED FROM THE DOORS - lINABLE TO
GAIN ADMISSIO'.
THE PITI3LIC WILL HAVE IT
. .
LAST NIGHT LAST NIGHT L•T /NIGHT
LAST :NIGHT
LAST NIGHT • LAST -iciorrr
TOM TAYLOR'S alma , MORAL
TOM TAYLOR'S OREAT MORALA'SAY:
TICKET-OF-LEAVE MA
TICKET-OF-LEAVE MA's.
MAIL
TICKET-OF-LEAVE MAN.
TICKET-OF-LEAVE MAN.:;
TICKET-OF-LEAVE MAN.
TICKET-OF-LEAVE MAN.
MISS FANNY 11ENHAM,
KISS FINNY DENHAM,
MISS FANNY DEXHIM,
MISS FANNY DENHAM.
Ina favorite part.
The whole company - in the bill.
Secure Seats and Come Early.
For particulars see small bills.
SANFORD'S MALL.
THIRD STREET, BELOW MARKET STREET, .
- RRAR OF MOM HOTEL.
OPEN FO '• R .THE SEASON
SANFORD AND. TROUPE.
DRAWING ROOM . CO PERT.
TUF R SDA.Y
T H 11; R 4 1J I !
LAUGHINGBILL, T.FIE SMOKER
HIGH 13.A3D - rort „
.
FOUR LOVERS
SANFORD AND TROUPE.
Orchestra Sesta can be procured in advance at Brum
vart's Drug Store.
Doors open at 834. Commence 34 toB. - -
Police always In attendance to preserve.order. -
Admittance 25 cents.
Orchestra awn's, 50 cents.
Private boxes, entire, $5 each; single seats, $l. . ea.
Jan2l-dst, .
CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL.
WALNUT ST.,- BELOW' THIRD.
J. BUDD. ...
OPEN EVERY EVENLNG . -
With a Firat.clast Company or
KNOWS, DANCERS; COMEDIAN'S., &a, &a.
Admission. ........ ..................... ...... 15 cents.
Seats in Boxes .... ........... ........... ..... 25 "
FOIL SALE.
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SAT,R.
The several properties of the. Estate of WILLIAM AL
LMON, deceased, in the city of Harrisburg, consisting of
Houses on Frost street and Chestnut street, at and-neer
the corner of Front and Chestnut streets, a vacant lot on
Mulberry street, near Third street, and 1934 acres
of land at the eastern terminus of Market street, are of
fered for sale. For ternmot saleapply to the undersigned,
Seventh and Noble streets, Philadelphia. • -f -
dell-dtf] THOMAS =IRAN.
T _OM.-
FOR SALE .— A number of lots
.1,1 have been laid out on the Jonestown. Road., about
one mile cut of the city of Harrisburg, which are
being sold at low prices. To pergolas desiring to secure
a home for themselves, and to be relic7ed from the
pram' exorbitant rents, - this is a ram opportunity.
A number of lots have already been sold and but few re
main on hand. The plan of said lots can baautt..at. the
Sheriff's office In Harrisburg, where persene" . ffesiring to
purchase are ' requested to call and nos tnena*.t_
"c;:giffl33o.l,
Harrisburg, Jan. 15, 1.864.
.
FOR SALE—A first:rate eonfidharfiaid
CARRIAGE, suit.??ele. for Will be sold
cheap by aPPIYin Le . RF FS ,
tebl-Lt. ' Fifth sitretea
F" --A Five-horse-power'STEAM.
EiTGIN aad DOlLtit, in good ; order.: -..Apply to
F. GEETY,
Walnuestreet, below §ixtb.
feb23-tf •
DUD . LNG STONE FOR • SALE, of begit
1.. k quality, delivered to any part of thtleel l :
Apply to
janl2 Immediately below itmetty.
. .
riacnorrEcc.Ormas, U. S. InvAmo Coassa
March 1,1864. 1
THE attention orgoldiers who have been
Honorably discharged the United' States service, on
account of disability contritetedWhile !Alta line of duty,
arid who may wish td enlist in "the Invalid. Corp, fir&
speetfully called to the following letter irvira the Provost
Marshal. General's Office, from which it appears that they
may receive the bounty offered by the ward, borough or
town, to which they may wish to be credited:" . "
(LT:TT.T.B.) • . •
. .
WA DRPARTAISTT,
PROVOST MARSHAL Gmatem.,'s OFFICE,
AMMAN OT Itivemn Cou-M. -- •
WmMntoro4 February 23,1861. .:
The PTOVOSS Ilarsliai General direct& me to sayv that
men enlisted for the First Battalion Companies-of the In
valid Corps, in accordance with the provisions of: general
Orders, Nos. 105 and 214, Adjutant. General's Office, 1863,
and the instructions or the Pro Vest Marshal General, (see
Circulars Nos. 14 and 106,of1(163,Provost Marshal General's
Otlice,) wi l be credited to the quota to be furnished under
the draft, of the ward, borough, town, or city and State
fromwWch. they enlist. IL N. WLSEWEI - 4 (
'
Coltillel, and essistantto the Provost Marshalgee erg.
In charge of Invalid Corps Bureau`.
For the particulate relative to enlistment ifithat Sorps.
apply al. the Recrniting Moe, levslid Cerils„Wisicond
street, near Fine street, Raz , rtrig,
'
Lieut,ll. S. CZ., R'cting
TO. OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS.
- ,
Collection of Tensions, Bounties, Back- Ply
and WarCt i rms:.
O.IIPPICERS' PAY ROLLS. inISTER ROLLS_
RECRUITING 4CCOUNTS MADE OCT.
rrundersigned, Laving been in the em
-11 4mentof the 'United States during the last eighteen
mimths, as Clerk in the 'Mustering and Disbursing Uthte
and Office of Superintendent of Recruiting Sunda? of
Pennsylvania, respectfully informs the piddle thailuVias
opened an office in the DAILY' TEL/RHOS f or , to
Mises of collecting Pensions Bounties,'' Back-Pay and
War Claims ; also, making out Pay Rails,.biester
Rolls and R ecruiting Accounts. _,
All orders by mail attended to promptly.. ,
navl-dtf sca.uvA,N.,s: ••iinab
•
Dletttrasses spaisig-Bedis I
_2; cosalfsast sr t
PALM T.V.AP HAIR; TOP MKT '
, keS•
Palm Leaf Cotton Top Matra4es. ,
. Corn Husk Hattrasees., •
Patent Spring, Slat-Beds
- Feather Pilloat and BoL4er.
Cotton Comforts and Spiesmis- • - • ,
Ladies' Willow Work Stands.
Carpet Cagan - - -
- Door Rugs, Carpet Hassocks.
Iron Beddow* latest pattern, kc., &e.
N. R--Soom, Larynges, 13115111011E0 Cbairsend ,Mastanta
repaired: " Hair malllyirtng Mattresses madoto'Ordeitiflio
109 Mnrd9Mket strest„ : lll:iniabtHrg, Pa
mul "- • '
Oporto 'Grape.
THE WINE Made from this' GRAPE so
nearly resembles Fort in flavor, body - and color that
none but the beat Judges cupid Oath . 1 410 51 t it.Atibk genu
ine imported Port—as it useilto
The eubseriber has been appointed agenCibtibe
- • •
• .
wHom Or. • -
of two grope by an ,bababove smaniF in Wi3etein , New
Yost, and omit Midrib= itiaity:quandtrskt 'moderate
price.
The WIWI iS prestoi,adling ab frbin sl:::so . toriSik . a6
cordingtole,Lial - thirsepply:
JACOB 4IBBEL-;
iikatiliosikul, ;Mb. 1364. lobT,
Jan2s
sole Lcssq.