M however they may be in favor of blending the lily with the rose, are col.stitutionahy prejudiced against blending the lily with the nightshade, and the offending African was condemned to unudergo a bleaching process in jail, pali g Etizgrapb; HARRISBURG Tuesday afternoon, Jane 28, 1860. THE BOOTS STORY-- WHAT NEXT ? We have aheady mentioned that the principal charge thus far brought against blr. Lincoln by the Detuborats is, that he stole three pair of boots when a member of Congress. This is the substance of the charge. The statement in detail is, that when Mr. Lincoln was a member of Congress he procured three pairs of boots and had them charged to the contingent fund of the House, as, stationery. ' To give it the appearance of truth, what pur ported to be an extract from the report of the expenditure of the contingent fund of that session of Congress was given, con taining the item : To three pair of boots furnished Abraham Lincoln $26 00 The silly libel has, of course, been generally copied by the Locofoco press.— It hardly• seems to have been worth no tice, but Dr., Ray, of Chicago, went to the trouble of writing to Mr. Forney, the present Clerk of the House, asking him for a statement of the facts. The follow ing is the reply : Sas :—I have caused the official copies of the annual reports of the Clerk of the. House of Representatives of the expenditure of the Con tingent Fuud of the House of Representatives during the Thirtieth Congress to be examined as requested, and do not find that at either ses fdtz of that Congress there is any charge upon the Contingent Fuud of the House of Repro sentatives, or the Stationery Account thereof, of twenty-five dollars for three pairs of boots furnished Honorable Abraham Lincoln during that Congress, ag charged in the Chicago .71ma of May 80th, 1860. . I am very rPspectfully yours, JOHN W. FORM, Chief Clerk House of Representatives. 0. A. Rai, Esq., of Chicago. This effectually disposes of the dirty calumny. We should be making too ex travagant, an estimate, however, of the sense of decency possessed by Democratic editors were we to ezpeot that those who have given it publicity will ever enlighten their readers as to its true character by publishing the statement of Mr. Forney: What absurd and foolish libel will they now manufacture to take the place of the one so completely exploded *FOREIGN lIELIGIOUS HUMBUGS.— WARNING.—A. writer at Beyront, Asia, advises the Universal Yankee Nation of a project to swindle them out of a handsome sum. Ee says that two young men, natives of Syria, both of whom speak English, are preparing to visit ns, for the purpose of soliciting aid to build au, imag inary hotp tal at Mt. Lebanon, for a Me nowise Bishop. The whole thing is a humbug, and the writer, knowing how easily Americaos are gulled by foreigners, sends the warning in advance. lie windb up his letter with the following unpleasant reminiscence The Americans may remember that sonic years ago—in 1850, or '5l I think—a vener able looking Greek Catholic monk vteut through the United States colteoting money to buil. schools in Lebanon. lie isucce cl , d in otalecting e me three or lour bundrtd thousand Jonathan. like his brother John 801 l is a eat, goose whenever a men hi foreign gsrments sake bin for charity,: The money was duly brough here, hut although aloe years rum, no( a tingl, teltoot hat Ott ban set on foot by gm remrend pan& who coUtated the needful. Flo hula a large admit• titm to his convent, paid off some debts of hue Order. and purchased lands with the babince So much for what Syrian Catholics will do wits Protestant money. OPPOSED TO Fan SPSEOll.—That the Demooratio party is opPosed to the eser thee of the Constitutional right , of Fre( Speech, the vote on the following amendment to Senator Davis' Slave Cod, series of resolutions offered by Senator Harlin, of lowa, in the United States Senate, plainly shows : 'But the free discussion of the morality am expedienoy of Slavery should never be inter• fated with by the laws of auy State, or of the United States, and the freedom of speech am of she press on this and every other subject u domestic and national policy should be main tained inviolate in all the States." The amendment was rejected by year 20, sop 86—the nays being all Demo orate, including one William Bigler, cl Pennsylvania. The Democracy are no l% coming out in their true colors. Let then, be placed on reoord hiders the people. BREAXING seems to be an epidemic jtac now in New York city, fos tered as it is by the Herald and its EL. dred contemporaries. The Courts are trying to put them down by finee and im prisonment, but with very poor nooses.— When suehAen as Ike , Fowler and Arch bishoglitea set the et le of la% breaking, i ere cut be very Me hope f.. the obscinnoe of the Sabbath. But h toe —mss 40, THE JAPANESE CODE OF Harr:: .Karri, or "happy dispatch," is the name of a custom that prevails among the Japanese of settling disputes and avoiding an ignominious death. When two of them qaarrel, and are unable to agree upon acceptable terms of• adjust ment, thcy ,, draw their sharp, and well tempered' swords, and with the utmost dignity each gashes his abdomen till he falls dead in the plentitude of "satisfac tion." We think it would not be unadvi sablerfor our Members of Congress to adopt this custom from the almond eyed Japanese, for the 'purpose of settling those frequent, impracticable quarrels that dis turb the proceedings in the Capitol. If it could be adopted, What a quantity of ripped-up Congressmen there would be found lying around 'Pennsylvania avenue after a "flare up I RADICAL SOUTHERN SENTIMENTS.—H new Southein quarterly Journal entitled the Plantation, has just been established at Eatonville, Georgia, edited by J. A. Turner. From the salutatory we annex a few extracts characteristio of radioal Southern sentiment; "In less than twelve months this country may be deluged with blood. We have no idea the government can survive the election of a Black Republican President. We have no idea that it ought to =live it. We have 110 apology to make for slavery in the Southern States, but stand up boldly, and in the face of the w. 1d proclaim that Nis ajusf, a humane and a useful in• dilution, hating the windrow both of nature and of nature's God." Let those who have been disposed to object to Senator SUMNER'S recent speech as too.strong, read these expressions of a sentiment that is daily gaining ground at the South, ,and say whether some such emphatic rebuke of 'these infamous and treasonable utterances—which are no worse than Southern men in Congress use in the public debates of that body—was not demanded. THE CATTLE DISEASE—REPORT 07 THE MAINE COMMISSIONERS: 1110 COM miseioners appointed by Governor Moa- RILL, of Maine, to investigate the cattle disease which has proved so fatal in Mae saohusetts, lutio made their report. They recommend'counter irritation by the ap plioation of highly stimulating liniments, aetone or blisters, as-the auFeek remedy Still, they say that for the people of Maine, their only safety lies in exerting the utmost vigilance to make sure that no animals be admitted into the. State direct• from any- quarter where there is reason to 'believe the disease ex ists. The Commissioners think that $lO,- 000 judicously expended would, a month sooner, have arrested the diseass, in Mas eitoLneettsren,l3oo—have been expended, and $lOO,OOO will probably be needed. GROM7 kJ of THE WOUNDED. —The rally ing of the qia Whigs, and connervatives, to the standurd of Lincoln, Hamlin and the Union, has aronaed the most anxious solicitude in the minds of the pro-slavery .'conservative" journals. That hypoohon dtical organ of cotton commerce,. the New' Yoilt Jouinalof Commera , :, ati - follows over the desertion from the fogy • ranki : "It IS melancholy to Fee BO mgny eacestidna and deaerttsia from that respec•able and 0,.c• powerful old Wag party In this State." It would be still more "melancholy" to see intelligent men clinging to a dead car cass which is now only waiting to be de cently buried. THE COVODE COMPdITTE.E.—The pot.- dens of the most remarkable document that have been published, develope an Amount of corruption and chicanery sick• ening to the public mind. The election of Bucastse.e, - and the effort' to pass the Le,compton bill through Congress, are cov ered all over with the rankest corruption and basest frauds. It is by such meanr hat the Great Barbarism of the country is now sustained. We trust the people will have ample opportuniti to read the report before election day. PRENTICE says the Democratic party may well sit upon atwo stools." It isn't merely a tiyo.headecl concern. No 111 bus now two bodies u well as two heads, bit unlike the Siamese twins they are not united by either ligament or affinity. They are ready to fly at each other'b ihroats and tear each other to pieces. It a idle mockery, to speak of the success of dither of these factions. ;"Tat Democratic party," says the Louisville Journa4 in laboring to dissolve the lliaoin , has done muck better:--s-dis solved itself. grom the amount of cor ruption the solution must contain, it vould doubtless mak an excellent manure tP applied to this purpose, it would be tht °at,' good use, ever made of Democracy. pennepluanta Dailp etlegrapt), eutsbap 2lfternuon, Juue 26, 1860. !If inboring- to hes done keel As old Whig says that "Old Abe" is called "holiest" to distingiski him from the rest of hla Party.—Quincy Herald. Pity the Democratic party has no prom inent man entitled to be thus distinguish ed from the rest of his party. They all seem to have reached a high level of ras cality together. Natest celegrapt.. SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO ISE DAILY TELEGRAPH SPECIAL SESSION OF TILE SENATE. WASHINGTON, Jane-28 Siotarx.—Srecattr. Swum—The Sedate *as called to order at boon, and the proceedings were opened by a prayer by the Chaplain. • The Paesneurr's proclamation convening this extraordinary session was then read. Mr. HATA (N. H.,) 'offered a resolution, to which Mr. Mioon, (Va.,) objected, fixing the daily hour of meeting at ten o'clock. On motion of Mr. lizinfa, (Pa.,) a committee of two wags appointed to 'wait on the Prealdent and lam him that the Senate had assembled and was ready to receive any communication he may be pleased to make. Mr. Hats offer d a resolution that the `the Post master General be directed to ascertain and re port to the Senate at en early day of, the next 13ision the number and names of the post-offices w here letters were delivered by carriers for the year ending the 80th ofJune lost ; the number of persons employed as carriers, and their tea pective compensation, also the number and names of all post-offices where box rent is col lected ; the aggregate amount of the rent thus collected, and the rate per box charged at each of the said offices respectively ; also, wnether any, and if so what, extra charge is made at any post offices fur depoaiting in the name box letters for more than one person, and the maximum rate thus collected fur a. single box; that it be also ascertained and reported whether the practice exists at any of the poat offices of distributing and delivering letters to box holders prior in point of time to the distri bution and delivery of letters to non-boxhold era, and whether the practice exists of neglect ing to deliver letters to the poisons to whose care they are directed, and if it does the cause of such practice. Mr. Time, (Florida,) objecting, the resolu tion lies over under the rules. Mr. Komi, (Virginia,) offered a resolution looking to the despatch of business, which was adopted, re appointing the late Standing Corn mittee, also directing that all business pertain ing to an executive.character shall be referred to them, with the like power possessed hereto fore. The Senate then proceeded to the considera tion of Executive business. Large Fleet (litres:tele in Hampton Roads. The steamphip Monticello, from New York, raports two store ships in Hampton Roads, and the largest fleet of vessels ever seen there, having taken refuge from a northeast storm. The Steamship (treat Eastern Dna• lqzw Toss, June 26. . There is a brisk look out kept for the mons epr steamship Grtat Engem. which was to sail from Southampton on the 16.hinst. It she can s til, as has bell% predicted, she is nowdue here; but up to the pr. sent time, 2. P. M., she has n A. been seen from Sat dy Hook. Fitzpatrick Declines. johnson,ofGeorgia, is Substituted and Accepts. w • ASIIINGTON, June Governor Fitzpatrick having declined the nondnatiun as Vice President, the . National Detnucritio Oummitt.e have enbstitturd Her schel V. Johnson, of Georgia. The ticket now stands : . Fur. President—Hon. Stephen A.. Douglas. Fur Vice President—Herschel V. Johnson, of Georgia. Acceptance of Mr. Breckenridge. WASHINGTON, J 1.140 26 A grand serenade was given to Vice President John 0 Breckinridge last night. An immense crowd of persons was piesant. Mr. Bieckinraige iPPeat ed, and made a highly dignitied and con ve speech. Ile regretted- tbe split in the Democratic party at theßal timore Convention. lie stated thatbe d d not seek nor desire to be President, and had done all be could do to pro ince barixt , mious action in his party; brit. as he was put forward by hie friend., he bad de termined to accept the nomination, and to maintain his position in a dignified manner to the end. This announcement was received with: great enthusiasm. • Jefferson Davis, Robert Toombs and otters followed, and charged Douglas with Abolition tend , ncies. They stated that his fate would be film that of Van Ruren,.and. that his followers were only a set of spoihMenatid.Treasnryplun derers. The speeches. were excessively personal and vituperative. New fAhertistmatto. LOST IN THE MAIL: TIRE UNDERSIGNED having lost two different promissory notes by ttai malls , all persons ire warned not to purehme them, as pastrami' has been topped. The notes are of the following desertptien, One now Iv Three Hundred Dollars given-by Joseph F. Bowman, payable to my order attlyslays alter date, at be lisrrisbarg Bank. Dated Cm the Btit of June, HMO. The other note Is dated on the same thin green by V. Bisenhower, for girl-92, and payable sixty days after late at the Harrisburg Bank. Should any person receive knowledge cites° missing _ o es they will pima, communioatithe same to the tm • lorsinned. O. W. BRIM tfIECFS, jede-ltdalltw . , • ..inerskirg. , _ , OAIITION `TO 'TEEr PUBLIC. UTE are informed that WILBOOR DAVIS j of thirmel, Maine t bas obtained a Patent laced March 18,1880, for a Wire Gauss Tip, as aA anew improvement upon George Mitchell's Tip. for the pro isetion of the toes of Boots and Shots !Or which Lettere 'stint weretgranted to said Mitchell,Janstur.y tad Merced "December 7,1868. ' All Tips ma.• under said DAVIS' Patent itiftirus upon Nitobell's Patent, and no one has a rkht to stake or oar them without a Winne front the under:We Assiguees of field Mitchell. Thxt parties msy not be misled, we hereby &exotica twe shall posecute all persons who use or Bell Tips aade under the Patent 01 siid W 1490178 It. DAMS, with. tat a Masse from 115. je27-dixt - CHAS% MIEINNEY & co., MADAME ROSITOR RESPEOTFULLY informs the public, in. general, 'bat she will give Information in all tin lute a of life; health, wealth, marriage, lov , , Journeys. law snits, d faculties in bibinetta, abeam frietid , , sick nese awl di ath, and in respect to an other se* eta. gift is also able to tell the age of persons by reading onto sera. gll-. these who wish to see Madame Roeder wi t heme callagen as she will leave the city the : Lund Jul 1 9 can ,beLoomattalat oUltoolt of the day, and ethating: he will s. ow you the likeness as large as life ofloul teoded husband or woo—the csly on ...truth.' illiniteu odes that is tide te bow you the totems lawnatural ofulner. Gentlemen'sU ceets. -Laded Mk Herlouillro o the door,_. Residence In Raspberry alley below Mea tow LAoklllf t , , - • • AIN I_l A choice - lot of the above celebrated ,AOL OHUSIEJust litixtlycltli the soli sekplikt, aural Ms, • WILLem,43I $1 REWARD WILL BJi PAID for the capture of vlr every dog found running at line in the city, without wearing a muzzle. GEO. H MORO AN, 148 d 3 Chief Police Cons.able. PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILRO AD. FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION TO NEW YORK. XCIIRSION TICKETS will be issued via Reading, Alleub•wn and Saxton to New York, and Lai..., to Garri , burg, at only $8 50 o .ch, the round trio. Good trout ldondey 2d, to 8 aurday 7th July, with the privilege or stopping over at any iutertnedtde po`nt be tween abOVe dates. For tickte, acc., apply to J 928 G n•ral Agent. Hart burr. GOODS TO bUllfHt. SEASON. A' Large Stock of 1 1 ,1iiin and Fancy Bereges, — A -Fine. Assortment of Lawns. Any quality of Traveling Goods. Lace Mitts of all Styles and Qualities. 8-4 White and Black Berege, for Shaw:a and Mantles. Different Qualities Pillow Case Linen. Linen Sheetinge, best makes. full tiortmant or Dry Goode Ovary low prices at ' Neat t=3lareittlaTiAtir. 'MALE AND FEMALE SEMINARY. THE SUMMER SESSION of this Insti l-41110z, under the management of an energetic Board of Trustees, will comma ce on MONDAY, June soth, 1880. The muse of instruetion- embraces all the branches of a thorough English education, including Vocal and In struineutal Music, together with the Latin and Greek mina and other information. address the Principal. PETER E. BEROSTRESSER, Berrysvourg, Jetlawdeld Dauphin County, Pa BEDFORD SPRINGS ! N v ISITORS to this celebrated watering ; , place from Hartisburg, can take the Express train at ol l. N. or itt- Mail Train at 1. 10 P. 111., corneeting at H " neon with trains to Hopewell, via the Huntingdon and road Top Railroad, connecting there with stages andludiks to the Springs. fords to Hopewell -$3 50. Fur sale at the Pennsylvania Railroad Ticeet office. Nag gage handled freo of charge. jeittlm • JNO. J. LAWRENCE, Fun NOTICE! °TICE is hereby given to HENRY PIACHINGER, captain of the boat Ala. y packer, W null on the undersigned Imo redeem the mare left with tilin'aeme Ave weeks mince, and if the same is not taken atiwy within the llmlted time fixed by law the Settle will be sold at the peril of the owner. . JOHN G. LAIICK. 'Bwatara township, June 21.—d2t* Q PARKLING MUSOATEL WINE, just 1„.1 received idad for sale by JOHN H. ZIEGUR, 73 Market street BALTIXOa2, June 26 COAL! COAL 1 ! IiORBERRY COAL—Woken, Egg, Stove altd•Nut r for sale by.the ear.load at reduced prices, * GEO. GAR% ERICH, • ' mirliAtf - a& S. Railroad office. WALL PAPER AT OUST. THOSE desirinf to paper their houses, will find a ected stock of WALL PARER for eat COBTPBICES, at BERGNkIII CHEAP BOOKSTORE, .1 ylB 61 Market street - LOT FOR SALE. VOR SALE.—A LOT OF GROUND, in Walnut street, between Fourth and Fifth streets, two and a half feet front on Walnut, and running back 'sixty-six feet to a four foot alley. If not disposed of at private sale, the Irt will bo put up at publics auction.- For particulars apply to HENRY CLAY, or W2l. BROWN. jel4.d2wnoo JUST IiECEIVED ANOTHER LOT OF THOSE EXTRA FINE POINTED 4 GOLD PENS ONEWTON'S (formerly Bagley's) manuiltetkre, warranted to be the best in matt hil t the ducat pointed, most durable and an cheap as any u market, for sale, with a variety of Gold and Silver Cases of various sizes and prices, at 8.11 aGiN LB'S CHEAP BOOKSTORE, 6t Market street: , .POR THE FOURTH OF ,TIILY VIABWORKSI FIREWORKS!! ISO boxes FIRE CRACKEKS, ROMAN CANDLES, SuCKETS WHEELS , BEND aLA LIGH 8, TDEPEDOS, igb:;; 4t0., witde,ale and tete . % at city prices. Bend your orderAioon to W. BARR, Harrisburg, Po. jel2.tf MACHINE SEWINO. F ac VERY descriptior. of family machine awing done i.romptly the beat manner, at • eer & WiLso k•ewtng Machine °Mae, ad and Market street. An operatok constant 17 to hand. 11715.111 m :SELLING OFF AT OOST TO CLOSE THE BUSINESS. SING desirous to close the . WALL' B PAPER bush:gen In which lem now partlall9 en gaged, I will sellad the at. ok I h ave on hand at co B 2 PRICES. All d airing Initgalna in Wall paper *ill do well by calling Boon. milB GEO. BERGNER, 61 Market Street. c") " CLARET, tante:mug all the we Pr by M1P.44 Iwo* And: go ,Juis risceirxt ADA as.4l tny2i wit. DOCK, JR., & CO. AMEY & LEMER'S- GAILERYT It; TEtit I LACE 1 . 0 DOT 11144,1N401TRES FOR LOCIET,3 ANA FLI+I6.- • • New abvertizeinents GENTS' WEAR. Under Clothing, all kinds. 14sle 'reread Undershirts, something nice. Excellent article of Linen for Drawers. A flee of Marseilles Wallop. A aloe cook of root lAuens, Silk Undersbitta, a nice article. With a full stook of Hatay, Gloves, at CaTtiCART & -Mr; Next to the Harrisburg Bank BERRY SBURG CANVASSED HAM 3 of a very superior quality, just r, carved and for Bale by WIC HOCK JR.. 44 CO. MOLASSES IitIGAR,--A small but VERY SUPERIOR lot, suitable for preserving.— , jai. For sale by WM. 'DOCK JR. & CO. SILVER PLATED. WARE BE HARVEY FILLET,_ N 0.1242 Market Street Pammusats, Manufacturer of , flue NICKEL SILVER, and SILVER PLATER of FORKS. SPOONS, LAD , I.‘ IIUTTIOM KNPII2i, CASTORS, TBA SETS, URNS, KAT& WAIfERS, BUTLER iddRS, ICS PI • CUM BASKBTS, N WARE, CUPS, MUGS, GOBLETS, &c., With a general asaorunent, comprising none but the bee guaitty, made of the bat materials and heevtty plated, con stituting them a . Serviceable and durable article For . Horns, Brupeacyde it Parma FamuzlClL igir 019 Were re-plateci In the beg manner, MORTON'S 'GOLD PENS! TNT ITH EXTRA FINE POINTS, and llne quality of material throughout, AT 20 PER mu, below usual prices of other maputuaur. r at RERGNAR'S CHEAP 1300E8Diltel, 511darket etre*. AKAR and try them. No charge for it. my2l ENTERPRISE AND . LIGHTNING LINES, NOW bringe the N. I. DAILY HERALD, TRIBUNE, ' LIMBS and :MN, to . Harrisburg, at one 0 o,ork*P. M., ilid are illitilbUted glatlinlitlZLY afterwar. by prompt =rm.& Sub.oribere will be regularly wood with them by leavieg the r adds is at BEBONIOR'S CHEAP . BoOKSTORE, my 26 ... _6l Harem street. 01e6 2bvertiseluents. .Taw Scoops FOR SALE at IiEUGNER%II. CHEAP EOOKSTORE, M Market street. THE MILL ON THE FLOSS, by the author of Ad .m Bede. LIFE BEFORE HIM. AGA.T.NSI WIDE AND TIDE, by Holme Lee. JULIAN HOME; a tale of college life, by F. W Feuer, M. A. TrIE MARBLE FARM ; or, the romance of Monte Beni. THE BIBLICAL REASON WHY. a SAY AND SE by the author of the "Wide, Wide World." A new edition of Sir E. Brawer Lytton's novels-- complete. All the new books, as fast as published, received and for sale at Publisher's triers. Books ot an hand and desired, cab be procured at short notice and at regular prices,at B&W:MEWS t..HE.,'ll' BOOKSTORE, mylB 51 Market street. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. LETTERS testamentary upon the estate of Will Wm 0. A. Lawrence, late at Harrisburg, Dan , na, county, Penna., dec'd., having been issued by the Register of Wills of said county to John J. Lawrence a d J. Vance Criswell, iXeCUtOrS of Molest wUI and testament of said decedent, notice Is hereby given to all persons having claims or demands against the said estate to make known the same without delay to said Executors, and those who are indebted to said estate will please make =mediate payment JOHN .1. LAWRENCE, iteAuence Huntingdon, Pa. Executors, J. VCR EtAre:Dt , _ Harrisburg, Pa . In the absence of either Exeonta. r °lame may be pre seated to R. A. LataBERTON, attorney-at law, Harris berg,Pa. my 99 flypast HELMBOLD'S BITCHU Pau Tale &AWOL HELMgOLD'S BUCECU for the Kidneys. HELMBOLD'S &Vitt for the Gravel.\ HELMBOLD'S BUORU fur Drop By. RELM.BOLD'S BUCHIT for Ntrvuusnen HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Loss of Memory. HELMBOLDS BUCHU for Dimneba of Vision. HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Difficult Breathing. HELMBOLD'S BUCHU fix Weak Nerves. BELhiliOLD'd BUCHU for Obstruction's. HELMBOLD'S 1310ELPJ for Excesses arising from indiscretion and all Discuss of the SEXUAL ORGANS, Existing in either a x„ 'ram whatever cause originated, and no matter How Loan STIMDING. Pf DALMBOLD'e ElLrititOT TOMMY is pleasant In lis taste and odor, tutu Immeotate in its action. Price $1 per bottle, or six for $5. Delivered to an, address, accom panied by reliable ca. utleates. :old by all leruggisht. jetg Sm Deo t 104 oath Tent , ' at ASSIGNEES NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that on the 6th day of June, 1860, C. H. Hershey, of Derry town mp, Dauphin oonnty, made a voluntary astilltnakt of all his goods and effects to the undersigned, and all Per sons knowing themselves indebted to the W*o. H. Hershey are requested to mak.. Immediate payment, and those having claims against the same will al.° present them to the undersigned wilmut delay. H. W. 8111TERING, SABIItaL jel3-daw6t Andy:lees. MU/KED SALMON. A FRESH and very superior lot - of Ix SMOKED SALMON just rocelvad and. for sale by my 9 PPM. DOCK, JR k CO. POR ELB.L.E. THAT very desirable city property situ tad in Seeoud street, below Mulberry. Loafing on Second St. 25 feet and emending bact 210 feet to Rasp berry alley; thereon erected a three story brick build big with a brick back building, and wood stables fronting on the alley. This is one of the finest private residences to Um oily and will he sold on easy terms. Ir the above property is not sold at private ealayn or befete . thst day of July next, it will be offered a$ rabbi) tale, and will positively be sold. For fUrtber Informa l:don apply to THICODORR P. DOVER,. uny3llmd car. Third and Chestnut streets. SURGEON DENTIST FFERS his services to the eitizenti of O Harriebers and its vicinity. Ho . solicits a share of the public patronage, and gives aisurance that his best endeavors shell ha elven to render eatisfactionin hl pro. Cession. itemg an old. well triod dentist; -be feehrsafe in inviting the public, generally to call on him, assuring them that they will not be dissatisfied with hi • services 03ica No. 1.213 Market street, in the bia* fbriperty oe copied by Jacob R. Eby, near the United States Hotel, Harrisburg, tn. • rorkily NOTICE. . . A PAROCHIAL RESIDENCE being Il_about to be erected in connection with dt. Patrick's church, Rev. P. Maher offers for sale the place in which be resides. Applitat , on to Hey. P. Maher, or Major Brady. P. MAILER. MayBd, 1860. tf DR. C. WEICHEL, SURGEON AND °OCULIST, RESIDENCE THIRD NEAR NORTH STREET taar2l.daw FOR HEN ,-A TWO STORY DWI LL INC. HOUSE AND STOLE ROOM, situate on-Market t.rat, b•tween Fourth and Filth ttreots, in the Third Ward, city of Harrisburg: Apply to C O. ZEKIIFSMAN, • .1 , 22 No. 28 , 4 rt , l4 Seam' street. • ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL, BR OADWAY, NEW YORK WHEN completed, six years ago, the St. mallow was universally pronounced.the most magnificent, cons anient, and thoroughly Organized ea. tablisbment of the kind on this cioutment What it was 'then it remains to-day—without a rival in sle, In amp tumumess, and in the general elements orcoutiort a t joyou nt. The Botei has acoommodationt for 1,000 guests, including 1.00 complete mites of apartments for families. six hundred persons can be comfortably seated at the tables of its three publio dining rooms and nothing that modern art ban devised for the convenience end social gratification of the traveling pub* has been omitt.d in Its ulan, or is neglected In its practical details. The tatl,, reputation of the house at home and , shroad, derived from its magnitude, its sups •b appointments, and its home like comforts and luxuries, has been en hanced every year wy the unwearied exertions of the proprietors iny22edam TaxanwELL. wurrcoup & co. ANNUAL - CONOERTt MISS CAROLINE RICHEYI(I.S RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES to the. alums of Hai raborg, that, Induced by their for: wee br lUiar I patronage cf her entertainments, she will give et CONCERT' AT BRANT'S HALF, MONDAY EVENTAG, JULY 2, 1860. . Upon which occasion she will be aided by ELMS" 111. O'CONNELL, an eminent Contralto of Philadelphia, MR. W. J. HILL, Popelar Tenor fi om Baltimore, MR. P. RICEIINGS, AND MR. CHAS. JAIIVLS, the well known and favorite Pianist Cards of admlselon Fitly Cents each. Can b: obtednea at Carter's Music Store, at Bergner's Bookstore, or at the Hall on the evening of the Concert. ggirCkmcertiwill commence preclaely at 'eight o'clock. j, 21.4Pc • • -" GEORGE FISHER, ATTORNEY AT '"LAW. OFFERS his professional sezviees to all Person.; having b.sinees to be — Weeacted In the several courts of Dauphin county, the Land Department or this S ate, orbefore the Board of Property. Baying been associated in the practice of the,lAw, with his Wt. er, JOHN A. I , ItAKER, he promises diligent and careful anention•te all professional business entitilited to them. °Bice corner of beeond and Locust streett, ; (oppitilte tt t)?e Peoneylvanla House,) Harrisburg. ap26 IRON CASTINGS ALL kinds of Iron Castings made to or der, of tho very best stock, and all Lettings pickle. to rereova„theysand atpi . skate. . have the best ato , most' ettonsiie - antertment of Policy Patterns this side o Philadelphia: Apply at the EAGLE WORKS, - , Penna.-R. Road, above State sweet. Harrtsbere,..April 22. 18e5 —di, riLARE' T WINES of differen d .1,./,qualities.just . roof ties ant for sale„ nry2S JORN.H. TIFKILEB, t !;Uisullanwus. NOTICE ! To the Tax Payers of Dauphin County: FIVE PER CENT. SAVED. NOTICE is hereby g iven to the tax rat. ers of the county that the Commissioner. will ow an abatement of FIVE PER CENT. on all State au: County Taxes paid to the respective collector s or saute, on or before the 16th day of July next. After that time the collectora wilt be compelled to collect ,be eau amount of their duplicates. By order of the County L. misstouers. JACK.B BUFF.Nt•ToN, President of the Board . ATTEcT :—ANSEPR Muse, Clerk. Je2 td NOTICE TO TELE PUBLIC : IN PURSUANCE of the filayor's Procla mation, all dogs rennin: at l .rce in the city au! , ut ....amp muzzles, asx," on and alter MONDAY the :ten inst., will be captured and detained In custody, at owner's =pence, for the.perit.d 01 foriy•eight lunlr. if, after the expiration of that period, they are uut cal eil for 'or cede med by their owners, they will be . espatcl,a acceraing to law. SEC. 4. Be a enacted by the astatoriey aforesaid, That ar y person who ahsil hinder or obett act th s.e Chief Police Constable, or any one by hung appointed, carryit . g into Mil effect and execatton any or the erovii lons of this ordinance shall be liable to forfeit ~nd per a floe of forty dollars, which floe. and all other fines forfeitures, made payab a by tide ordltra ce, nhall be sued for and recovered beiore,the Chief or As-t,tyro. H urg , s ,„ , or ar.,y Justice of the Peace, in the manner prorated law. GEO. ii. MORGAN, 1e22-d3l Cheer t Police Con•table. valuable Pro . pbrty ter Bale. THE PROPERTY situate on Front aT,(I Locust streets, In the city of Harrisburg. inchoi cq the large two.story brick dwelling house on the no corner of these streets, with open' space to the river, of the most pleasant localloos in the city, and the a, Ing new two story brick: home and intim hous e s nu Locust street, is offered, the whole together, at prig to sale. and if not SO disposed of, it will be soon e, Id at.a.c lion, for cash, or one-loterth ca - h and the balant., in Payments extending two years. The new b tek Louse unoccupied, the °thins being en lease until the Lt nf• April nest, Information aill be given he the cntl,r . 111011^d. M Id'HINNEY Jo/148w Attorney-at•Lan. Tax-Payers of. the First Ward of the city of Harrisburg, TAKE NOTICE! FrIHAT there will be an ABATEMENT of FIVE PER CENT. made by 4allteg at the ,119. ti 0. 0. ZnINNEMAN, No. 18 South S. °and Street. on r b [ore the 16th day cd. July next. 1860. je2l-d,d .1.0 - dangerous to the Human Fa idly." "Fats come out of their ho es to die.' V ermi n. "Costar's" "Costar's" Rat, Roach, &e. Exterminate'. "Costae's" "Costar's" Bed-bug Exterminator "Costar's" "Costar's" Electric Powder for Insects, Ac DESTROYS INSTANTLY Rats—Roaches—Atice—Molos—Ground Nies—Bed Rugs ---Ams—noths—Alomuitoes—Fleas—lnseom on Hants, Fowls, Animals, Au, he.—ln short, every form and specie. of VERMIN. 10 years established in New York City—used by the City i ow C 01.4, the city Prisous and titualol3 nooses, the City Steam• re, Ships, ISrAI., the Qty Ho me, "'ester," "ot- Nloholas," &c., and by more than 20,000 private fatal- Het. asy- Druggists aul Mainers everywhere sell them. ger Whotwale Agents la all the large Otte, end Towns lEIT 1 1 I k - ZWAIS I I I otsportuns lmlttit one. aar si,oo sun le-Boxes S ent b Matt. tar Addras m drre—or for "Circular to Dealers" to 11111612 Y R. C.ASTAR, Prl algal Depot, 612 B•oadwar, (opposite St. kilabalaa Holal„) K. Y. Fabl, by D. W. GROSS & CO., Wbolatala aad Harrl.bu ra, Pa. je2o.laut A i rtANTIC' AND IMO - TELEGRAPH COMPANY. STOCKHOLDERS Annual meeting 1. will b. held *Vibe aloe 01 the Morita. y Forrest Place ) 12334: °heti Fourth street,- Philadelphia, on Thurs day, July 19th, at 1034 A. It., at which time au election for nine dirett.ris will t•ke place hod such other buef hese transamed se may he brought be the meet ing. IJe2l dillq 11. E. Still LiNGFOIIb. W W. HAYS, ATTORNEY-AT-L A W. Office Walnut St, between Second and Third, Harrisburg, Pa. ar4p dawt SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL • STATIONERY. ALL the School Booka. and Stationery in use In the public and selact trImOIS 01 our tit) wit: Uo bound for attio at Cat:APES r PRICES, et BbhGNER's CEI.UP BOOKSTORE, invlB 61 Ma ket street. ROOFING SLATE. THE subsorilo4 respectfully announce that they will WWI acid pat on SLATE ROOFINB with Slate from ,the' celebrated Lancaster County Quer which Is ecanciatiewi by any Other Blabs 1.- the mar; Icel. Oar work will be dome by the most experienced workmen, and warranted to give saUsfactlon my2-tf a BVUltfl & CO ALDERMAN HENRY PEPPER, OFFICE—THIRD STREET, (SHELL'S ROW,) NEAR MAHKET. Residence, Chestnut Street near Fourth. CITY OF EILBRISBURG, PENN . A. myl24ltf E_ur s JAY/NESS POLIskiES, A N.D /24 " 11/E R PRESERVlNG_'coareotims WEED no rubbing--produces a beautiful Gloes, and will preserve the loather ono-third longer. Perry 's Japtulese Polish for Patent Leather Scots. Perry's Japanese Bo ten I Shoe POLL, 26 outs. Parry's Perry's Japanese Waterproof 1%1104,25 cents. ,Perry's Japanese Harness Polttitl2s cents. Javanese Polish tbr Iron Goals, 60 cents. Perry's Japanese Furniture Polish, 26 cents. For sale everywhere. . Wholesale wpm for Pennsylvania, at E. H. Rout Co's. corner or Fifth and helnote Phitac 'a. t022.Jul $5O SEWING jIiACHINES, AM selling WHEELER & WIL:iON' X 1.- Sewing Machines,therbeitfor family use thero ii to e world, and the test made machine for the low Pi , " of WO. Instructions free. Call at Take and marker. ant 2 8m W. 0. HICKnK. Arent. WANTt.D.—A good Biocksuotti to work In Wormley:burg, Clum berland county. - T. a good workman and one wbo Understands h. rce• shoeing, liberal wages will bo paid, and constant ( tu pI , ~; ment given. Apply to ESTER Sild.Vti. je2l.date FOR SALE. THAT VERY DESIRABLE CITY PRO PERTY situated on the corner of Third au/ Chestnut Bouts Meting 62 fee' inches on Ch. snout bt., and extending back on Third etre t 65 feet, leireoa erected IWO &MAME DWELLING EloUntS one occupied as afore , Ille,Other prlyale.. Term, of sle made WO' the lots will be sold separately if desired. kor parue.e Tara en quire of A.Delll REEL, State 'tree., Jen lmd or 0. PCERIVER, Market street. .CARPETING. RUGS, MATTING AND OIL CLOTHS. TIDE LAIi GEST ASSORTMENT of these Goods tbr sale in Garrhiburg, at reduced priers, will be found at JONES' SAGA Market street. uall for b rgains. jew.Lrhar MANTI.I4I,ASI* TIIST RECEIVED FROM . NEW YORK, a large and beautiful assortment of Silk atiLlsoe. Ma ntil 1 a B or the newest awl", best styles, which di UN et at ea ue pro s. C.ll for bargains at JON EY STORE, Ps le 2w - 51 ket street._ AiIEY - BMER'S GALLERY, WM; Pi Oa TO GET FIR 0,1, A.Blll ASSIBB.OTYPES
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