1 T El; Pll By GEORGE: _11! , " ; N MEM DAWC ~ r , Arti at c cc , : dl b: chaTer I.N 0, Inn incrws,,lon of thy. raindcr oC till. ' r 1;.7 11111=11111 'IIIZ lAti or l.7rleerf; eider the ‘' ; ;: 11:e her..el; rrmragcb ere r;d. • If ,ule;eriberg ~ r c from the writ , t 4, Wt , •; t. t tretpott,!ble unlit - h d ,:onotiolo".! Itlituctlait CO a. 9 NOTICE TO Frt 1.?. COMPANIES. WE the howl Will Fire Company of 11ar , t94urg., gi-J.•l - i to crrnpaah— xe oir , r tor site a good si-rto•I I.lnd SUCIWN ENGINE., in g 0 ,7.1 arol ra , fy e. OA may yew .1 small and good maeOim., can procur her at a 1,4- Foe any farther .or,rala , •••a w r! •ry , 'nn UN /11133 PHIL e 1 DELP 0I:. NEW %vi. BONNET A C. ft.:, - '; * II A 0 N I) 9 1V:711 .1 1, front t'f. Phil:A.o; hi k tn k , 01 tll.l lat Tit ?I. 01 • , ! b, constawly real v,•l Formerly A. B. Co.!), We. r+l the two Golden Ert;ziee, tlnit bonnet FL , re r ti tr. i • blvg Bridge. twirl 9 ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL BOARDING. SCHOOL , Emma roll rOr,VG' MET /1,17) _BOYS, MOUNT JOY, 11.A.NCAST.KK COUNTY, PA. QTUDENTS prepared for College or 'mai ne.,s I. , eat on p:..want, lie tPhy and easy of as penu-ylvatia Itaare IA For circulars COM:141- w Av;., lidirm the Priet ip,tl p 5 1861. 1861. BARGAINS IN NUM' CAS . E 1111'S117V, all w“ILI13. : . 9.1 - 1131; I Niiir.terlrn ANt , Ih P..a01 T. 'lv kiNt;• , , all pri,ous awl with 1.% owri INC+, 101110. I'ouATNNI . AINES, very low. l'Auco, very cheap. ('Ash I parig, different. (11111010 , . 'astris64, all qua'itl.. , 1.101,K : . 10( . 1i 00 ~ .1; 4011E0. , Not I I' CI Mug B , ST 3IARS of 9kria.E'f':•', cur flua. o Furni,lnog or ~Ibe rtal.l 111 , 0 11.1O1', at CA*IIICIC, N.•xl 1' Ill.• flit v,.l.arg Bud:. NOTICE. rfillE partnership huretofnre be twea SANIUEI, L. ItAlt,l" and WI:A.IAM 1.. ec the firm of DAILY & (1RI)flFil. sra? .11001 kcal, Ilio 25th 1111.1 w, by tLe I IAM Il.1.11,5". The business of tho Ito 111 I x ill be the Gartner. CARPET 'STOCK, SELLING OUT, NO. 920 C11E5.7'11777 1 STI?EET, PIIILA1)FILPII1IA. In order 10 Clfr , up tlas 01'00 hio Fatly cfb 3E3 - rc3tixeot - , 'Their large ntil slocr of Fine Carpetings, Oil Cloths, &0., Will Le Tereti .117 slit at Itc.iwed Pr Ifousekeepors and Sterol:evprrl will tind it in tryst to call, as every a , ticb)Nvlll bo caorwt ap9-2Wd EMPTY BARRELS. --Two ifundrcti Empty Flom, Sugar and 'Will , nil .er Minns and priceB __npB WANTED TO PURCHASE. ATWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, with lock boviu. located in n re , pe,tnblo wlebbor bond, of which pw.session will i.ck wanted tor eigth rnmtns. Apply at I V.:I Ti:IS OFFICE. STONE FOR SALE. BUILDING STONE or Stone suitable for turopiking purrroi will he deliccud In ail' part of the city or its vicinity. Awy to mar 23 Wyl. COLDER„III. NEW ARRANGEMENT, CHANGE OF LOCATION W &LLOWER'S LINE. The old stock of cars being- disposed of, the auclrrsinned has broke nut in a new Once Lind tot.. tablished a tinily frelzht lino be iwnen Philadelphia, New York, Harriabwg and all points on lire Northern Central. Sunbury & Erie and I ackrautet k Illoone,burg railrools Thankful for the Ilan il tottronago heretolore extended ho ho t e 3, by premptnes3 in to retain all his aid customers and patrons oil goods intended for the line must be dsllvercd at the depot of the Philadelphia and Heading railroad, Broad and C street?, Philadel phia. Alt goods delivered at th depot lip to lire o'clock, 11!„,'wtil reach Harrisburg ti , x , mot ninz. .1. WALD Jr., Coneral Axt. Rcooing Hopei, Hort ishurtr. mull BOURBON WHISICEY! AVERY superior article of BOURBON EIISKKY , la quart bottles, in Nure tyul f•r Ralu by toll!: 11. ZIEGLER, 73 Market Street. QM O. F. MILT F. IV C., 3IEX , TRAVELING AGENT OF 'llth OLD WALLOWER LINE. T His OLD TRANSPORTATION LINE' Is still in successful operation end pre p red to carr freight as LOW as any o t her Individual line beinunii y Philadelphia, Harrisburg, Simbnry, Lewisburg, Williams. port, Jersey Shore, Lock Haven, end all points on the Northern Central, Philadelphia nod Frio, and Williams.. part and FJmira Natiroadq. leXal Agent at it. 1). A. MUENCII. Goods sent to mcocri, P'Nf,IIII,IN, Nov ns and 810 Market street, nbero rehtti, by 4 i'. M., Wilt arrive at Harrisburg, ready ti.r de iyery the text morning, C F. Nit'LL'li, apd tt Tr ivelieg Agent. A New Feature in the Spice Trade! IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERS! E. R. DURKEE CO,'S SELECT SPICES , In Tits /bib (Lined with Pc: FA? Maw BLACK PEPPER, ti tiVc , HtNt, WRITE PEPPER, Ai L. 1,11•-, MT. CAYENNE PEPPER, CIANAN;ov, ci.ovEA MCSTARD. TN THIS AGE of adulterated and t a o, text Sreces, It is with confidence that we to the attention' of housekeepers these genuine articles. We g,iiiirantee them not iin:y ABSOLUTELY ASO PERFECTLY PURE, bet ground from fret' Spieea, ee'e %led :in,' &caned by expresdy for the pnrys t, tuiVi.)4 r , re 'encr to They are beattitfally un COl, (lee I with ca per.) to prevent injure by i.eeoing, and are FUN WEIERT, while the ordinary ground Spice; aro tomou invariably abort. 'v warrant them, in 1 , );nt or strength and richnes3 of flavor, BEYOND ALL CO3IPARISON, as a etagle trial will abundantly prove. I:ve package bears our Trado Mark. Manufactured oniy bry y DURKEE RCO. ,New York. FOrNaleby R . R. DOCK A&CO. [ri.43] El= , , s\a '1 • . ' jii/ 07. . 1 • 01, "AU ~,.:-;_,-, r i. -, ~...51.0.....2. , • _ ___ 3, , t_ , . t 0 I. 0 r tc ar , Csl-.Cree. VOL. XIV. Dr. D. W. eTCP.MM I SS lU&ERSTOWN, MD. OFFICE in his own dwelling, a lew door 3 west oftbe Franklin Eadroa f D ape', where I•.• mly be enn<nited on all diseases, but more p titer hir yon Diseases of a private nature. There are ninny p tiong In Hagerstown, Harrisburg and elsewhere, who been restored to sound health alter all other treat. me at taled, by the 1180 of his powerful vegetabla reme• Dr. JONES may be consulted personally or by letter,dc -ci ibing every symptoms. And medicine sent to any part of the country. Any afflicted person that will call p; iimmaily and make a bargain with Dr. JONES. he will . p them in his nwn dwe Hoc, and If not cured of pay wll: ho revired. - Dr. JONES oilers the only safe and certain remedy for (low - lama, C Met, Si riot uro, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, C'osticeneoc, andmil Derangementa of the `.itotnach. This ~reparation will care Gonorrhea in tic et three to Live drys, and can be had at any time ci Dr. JONIN, at bia of • the, at One Dollar per bottle, and one bottle is sufficient m cure a mild case. SYPHILIS. This is one of the worst of all diseases. Dr. JONES pledges himself to curd in its worst forms. Thle disease makes Its appearance in so many different forms, that a single plan of treatment will not reach it in all its ..re3 15.3 it may require different remedies, according to tho nature of the cure. Dr. JONES will make a writ ten article with any one—NO CURE NO PAY I The re• medics used by Dr. JONES, are purely vegetable, and need so change of diet or hindrance from business. SPERMATORRIIEA: This habit or youth le indulged in while alone, and s o &ten learned from evil companions whan at school, and ir net mired will destroy both mind sod body. Both sexes fall TintimS to this disease. The symptoms are- Pain in thii Head, Dimness of Sight, flinging in the Ears, Pimples en the Face, Loss of Memory, Frightful Dreams at Nit hi, Weakness in the Back, Pain in the Breast, and Ce'p•L, (indicative of Consumption,) Dyspepsia, great 'eracatsia( nt of the Nervous System, and so on till Death put= Iln end to their sufferings. To such Dr. JONES et. hi rs a pericat restoration, wilh such mild and Balmy tnieoi of Herbs, that will r erfect I) restore the victim of tit it Distressing Disease. FPMADE COMPLAINTS. Speedily restored to soiled health. F. L. MOORE An letters must contain a stamp to ensure answer. Address flit. D. W. JONES, apt :mni Hagerstown, Md STEAM WEEKLY 4' BETWEEN NEW YORK • - .0/D 'LIVERPOOL. ANDING AND EMBARKING PAS -I_4l SENGERS at QUEENSTOWN, (Ireland.) The Liver l‘etv fork and Philadelphia Steamship company laiend despatching their full powered Clyde-built i on tile' whips as follows : EDINBURG, Saturday, LOIN April : GLASGOW, Sat urday, 270.1 April; CITY OF WA:-HINGrox, Satnrday, Ch April ; And every Saturday, at Noon, from Pler 44, r CABIN G 45 O)ISIEERAGE.... ..... $3O 00 d , ) to London ¢,40 00 I do to L00d05..533 00 zzt,rage Return noltots, goat for Six Mouths .60 00 l'as•cogors forwarde4 to Pars, Havre, Ftlrnburg Urc•meo, Sottcrdam, Antworp, fin:., at reluood through Lm .s. Ara - PerSolll9 vriaf,inq io bring out their friends can buy I WI:INF [DIM at the I . oll‘)Wil.g ra ea, to New York : From lioerdoal or Q.ionnslow,.; 1 , 4 Cabin, $75, $B5 and $lO5. •t. cram fr.nn e II) ()I) From Queenstown, 0 00. :len:nen:4 .O.IIICriCIF arcommodationifar pl 3 m: rt , s, and carry experlenctni Tlicy aro bull in Wator•light Iron SeCtinit., and have Pateet Fire Annthilalnr4 on board. Far further tnformation apply at the. Comp.thy',4 tlllicna, .INO. G. DALE. Agent, apll-tf 15 Broadway New York. Or 0.0. Zimmerman, Agent, Harrisburg. The West Chester Academy, A T WEST CREb'TER, PA., within two 111 Imur'6 ride from Philadelphia by the Penneylva -111./. Central Cr tile West Chester direct railroad, will re seine the duties of tho sWiI.SIER TERM on the Flßf 'I DAY f. F. MAY SEX; and close them on the LAST DAT OF Sarum. SFR The schoal, therefore, is in session during the SUMMER MONTHS. Pupils are received at any time at proportionate charges. The average number of !Auden la is S 5, under the charge of nine teachers. Tho French, German and Spanish languages are taught by Native Resident instructors. For catalogues, apply to VOL T. WYERS, A. IL, Principal, apl 2md At West Chester, Pa. GE= CHESTNUT ST., ABOVE THIRD, PHILADELPHIA. rN the immediate neighborhood of the JL Job'oing Houses on Market. Third and Chestnut streets. the Banks, Post Office, Merchants' Exchange, ex. AMERICAN AND EVROPEAN PLAN BOARD PER DAY.... ~..$1.50. Dinner between 1 and 3 o'clock, 50 cents. Single room from t 0 cents upward. A Urat cma Restaurant attached. Prices according to Bills of Fare, The Cry Cars take Passengers front any Station to or close to the Hotel. igrEug ish, French, German and Spanish spoken. upt Tuhl • Assignees' Sale of Real Estate. litlE SUBSCRIBERS will sell by public _i_ the Court House, at Harrisburg, on Satin . ' , lse the loth day of Juno next, at two &nick, P. M., Tie Farm of John Wallower, Senior, consisting of 186 arr..., eitutted in Susquehanna township, about throe miles from lierrisbdrg, adjoining lands of John H. Fox, John 'Lam and others. 't hera are creet,l en the Farm a large Two Story Stone House, a 133,134 Barn, Tenant kloolos, Stables, &c. Ito re to also a large orchard of apple, pear, peach aad cherry trees of tholes varieties in excellent bearing or der. ALT\ several veiaa of good Limo Stone, which have been and can be worked to advantage. The properly will he sold In a body or in paroelS Maud purchasers ; and ths rale be peremptory . Conditions.—Ono fourth the purchase money to be paid Vi iaiin one week of the day of sale, when posses sion will be given, HU hjeCt to a lease running to the lot of Anti; IIeXL. The parobaser to be entitled to one-half the crops ; one-fourth on the first day of October, the residue on theist of April. The two last payments to carry int,re4t (rem the day of sale, and to be satisfac torily severed, 'there will also be offered for sale at the same time and place the undivided half interest of 150 acres of Coal laud: timated on the Short Mountain, in Lykens fluphin county. april2 ,12.aw•uttl V. NIIMIVEEL'S GROCERY Remot•etl to Ho. 8, Market Square, 4 DIDOBE ABOVE TIARRISBUG BANK. MY friends and the public are invited to call and examine my stock of Chins, Glass and l,laaenawnre, at my new location, tocether with a gene :il stock of Groceriei of all kiuds, which I wilt sell as cheap for cash as they Gas be bought is this eat% vpd.l3tdeod* VALENTINE MIMI, JR. DAN ID HAYNES, 110 MARKET, ST. P IthISBURG, Ageut for LILLIE'S PATENT "„ht and Chilled Iron Fire and Burglar Proof the ftNLy Mercantile Safe made, that is both Fin. and Burglar Proof. mar29-dly HAMS. --Three Hundred Extra Sugar ix Cured Hams jast received by apB iiOCll. JR. &CO. FRESH GARDEN, }IUD and FLOWER sums. Au entire new stock of large and mail packages Just received at RELLER , S DRUG STORE, meal . 91 Market etreat. "INDEPENDENT IN ALL TIIINGS-NEUTRAL IN NONE." N etv '2oDertisem cuts. GONORRHEA =I ST. LOUIS HOTEL, KEPT 113211 ON SIM A. O. Ware% C. F. MIIECCEI. Aasigrices HARRISBURG, PA., THURSD NY AFTERNOON, APRIL 18. 1861 Migtettancong UNION FURNITURE DEPOT. GOULD So CO., 203 and 205 North Second street, and 145. 147 and 149 nice PIIILADELPHIt. [From the flul.tdel, it; UNION FURNITURE DEPOT.—Every head of a family bas a house to furnit. and, no matter whether rich or poor, every one wants the ne-t Furniture his or her money will boy, and every can be WELL FL - KNI6I.IELt if the muuey that purpose be carefully expended. The sale,t way to pnrchai, is t • ,e.:.1 :r fair dealing firm , who live the to Inall , ++ +- :Hid sell at the lowi st prices. Wit no matte: nov; • a firm may be, ott-s , they b , vc the lie m•,rb manufacture and the Irate wide r' Tl, make large purchases oft:toe:I; e e.tt prices, it is tory to ex! ,et t7-a. :-. It 'iv.:l OT" combint-i, th. aC,v.,n; • 1 • Maud 811+4WOrri, by housekeepeN ; rooms, which occ;:py a front 4 f oa . street, with tixs BrNDRED feet in ditt., .:111 i 2. Race street, With SNTENTY.FIVE r•c! v. - :.; : with an assortment of the be• ttn ;•:"; i . I n•• latest and. best sqles, winch car.nat • y family want in that dirtctit.ta, C • the proprietors. ba7e every man 41. y lo the trade, and any order c r. , ra 4 , 4 a, ro. r single article or a general ir.‘:mlna•!.l le , (.1 • n,• /ail is sure to be tilted at the 1 ,, r same articles can be procured any w'ocro, for ni;1.1: less than is paid/a come Odra - -. tion, too, when sclulit:g order= to til t ed,. to : lt have a lair dealing turn to tra i 11111.1"6•6111W _ CONSTITUTION IVAI T3F. ONLY 'KNOWN RA'. I I , .IIV '• • . TrIHE CURATIVE propert.; , 's oi mo• dicta° direct thernstllvea :o I'. • ... secretion, and by so tt:t-_riog and liver, that the starchy price tc converted Into auger so long as the influance (*the Constitution vA, , a Ler ; which. gisT Lhasa (IT .n one t 7 tme mkt vigc , :. ai'c, ah`...! 1.) ,t t • TETION WATEP. v orM ' i.!, which It bris been given. I Rhreill ( TUE NECK, i: FLA.M.MATI..N A TH, PAINFUL U For th7se •-• •.;‘, tcsi much :: A , , ! to rear: yo L , ; 4 praise to UTC , •RATION ue 'nth h!DN,I - -, 1,1,A; r, syTi Crr.N.r. i 1-En ift %Tr. .11. 311T1i; OF. MILI:eN I ,u r, Diienses cccurw.g fro., • . - • bo entirely , kurc.d by . There is no class eC du;:a.‘es thxt i 1 en.' (lug elects Ur Vito the human ri' Y.! Diseases of the Kidney:4, Liadd,r and leY •• and through a fake roodz:My, tine ar : er is they are so far advanced si to br b.:y•!:1. : eo ordinary remedies, and it a nt !.7!:.• . • be done by the nhy,icians, lea s CONSTITUTION lt-A To the pubiie with tho conviction tart i, rn , in this i0e.,4 *or 1.711771 'I 077 rhrr'qi Tnr1 . ..1 sa eminently rmicee4sfill iii eitrimi; . v treat th it we be rewardf.(l for our .111 , rts to pl. ciu_ 00 %s table a remedy In a form to meet the re , ii.tni.ire of ptt , lit and pliy,ician. For onto Ly nit Prti WM. , I'mprielA!te !a:AMA'S & ALI r4.m - cral mnr:3o.6mw No. 46 12W1 tF , LICCt, Ye}.t. AUDITOR'S NOTICE. THE Auditor appointed by tho Orphan's; ono or Dauphin county, to dliitibe to 1 he balance remaining in the herds of ABRAHAM 1111.1A1D, Attra ni 11 ri tor of George W. )idler, late of Lykent township-, in e • el county, dee 7 ,5,, will meet the names !Mere , t,:d at his f • floe, in th:. borough of Gratz, in :a , (l O , DlDif, OD 12:AT1'1 3 -• DAY, the rut thy of April next, at lo t , %•loz•It• A. M., 31 which time and place they nr, hereby DM ..k.l rob.att nand present their claims. JONAH NOTICE .—Tho account of fl FAtti.E.Y, Asiiguee of Dinn , l ceu tiled LLt the Court of Commou Plows of Pau. hat oouoty. nod Rill 11.2 conflrrvd by Ewid Court on. the ti3,t 6 , ;, - of Ap: 1561, unless onus.) be shown to tho c , ntrary, mar3o.wBt. X 431. 11l CC1.11:1.1.., Pt of Ler . ADNIIIISTRAT OR'S NOTICE. WHEREAS lettere of Administration cos the.estate or JOHN KILLI:cd;:x., ktte of haat nanover towsoi hip, have been granted to thr subset:pep, all rereons indebted to the sold estate ore refine:led to make. Immediate payment, and those having claim; against the estate of Lite said deceased, Wol make Lam, n the seine without delay to JAIIE'R T. If AMMON, inar3o.Btw East Hanover Toirnship. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. - r ETTERS of Admioiatia,tion have :this _ll_4 day issued upon the estate of .LIAVLD kl.kilCH, late of Dauphin county, dee'd., to .the a tbs. riber. Ali persons knowing themselves indebted to said estate are recta( ;ted. to make payment immediately, and those hovlng ctonnt to present them for settlement. rnar23-Stvr ,tii.AGDALEICA UAL , Adm ri.tratris. NOTICE. TUE annual election of Directors of the Central Insurance Company, win be held at their Mike, in Market :ignore, on 'lnesdriv the Ih nay c 1 next, between the hours of lq o'clock A. 11. and 13 o'clock M., of said day, D. FLEXING.S,,,c'ry. r FELE citizens of tho different cities %IA towns throughout the State are invited to c: mpctf lion for the place at which the next Fair shall be hold. Proposals containing teltice neeti ael. advantages, directed to the ,undersigtod Committee, po'nted by the Executive Committee, will be r cowed up; to ant including May 31st u e t. Comic ca should be addressed to either of the c,...hlowleg p. . 3 11,1)13 AMA:: AMOI.: aps td(;:matt"_c. D Y UNRIVALLED UNION CEMENT. Approwd by every one who has used it, and aiiiniactl by all to be far superior to anything of ti kind yet offered to public-1 Will mend all kinds of Crockery. China Glass, Marble, &c., FARMERS Gall mend !he han:lics 'r : ;trio vela, rakes, their haninsF., shoe 31ANUFACTGRE133 can Ppliem and mend their lrltiae with It. 1 CABINET iIIa.K.ERS. Att• JOlNrllti4, fusbprt all wile se e CE in ;heir Utoir.a.; \%i It derive, es :1, r. t nee of ttt s admirable Cemeat. Or Thaw who try if once will use .no on! . r. Air MERCHANTS MAE. A NOTE Cr Manufacturad ; - C. _AI. PRITRY, No. 1202, Ridge Aventw, PRICE 25 CENTS A BOTTLE - - N. B.—Agents wanted in o•eiti Tnr;7. C.Or - 7 f7Rd State in the Union. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE, 'THE undersigned having been pc. antc (1 A Letters tastamentary ou the evtate 0: J.'';' l • I •'''' deo'd., late of East Barterer toweship, Pawl - tin eoat herelay notify all persols Indebted to mat -t ,t , re: :, laYMent without delay, all tlio.F.e havieg el •itve Le 1 , , e. sent them properly autheutleated fousettlerneet. JOHN REI.PLI;, JOILN ap6-¢tw '.iiii i i/ fili9teltancous Care a ugh, Cold 17oarpvess,tftt kt, any IrriAlon or St eras 0 / r r r toe throat, Relieve the Threk-ing etiONCHIAL- Cough in l'imsumtiion, Brfir. Asatna. and Catarrh, ikc,r? Cita,. f t and gin strength to th , , voice of 13 1.10 I4S'. anti SING EtttS. cf - 5 ,- aro aware ot auror.ance of decking a Cough Cold - Its firA etve ; that wbi.:l3 in the b, F i rn am would q;cid l ~., a med tern.iy, it ueglccted, soon kt; tht Unit, EIt:(ONCtIIA Tit CBES,' d-rau:eQut iogredle-u:3. a'l +..t• I`;:hnr.ratry end ;; , ..3eo;titil irritation. '•T+- - ..t my ibroat, (for which 'tb.• thi)Cll.l.">''' are 3. spcur.Fc.) ftaomg tu, utter a meek' ALisperer." N P. Wit LIS. t.Vu tr. use tto FIN)11 V , pealcert." P. B. CEAPP:. EA+ proud gery REV. E,-r V, ttn B"ECRER. j "aura irneant ,u the .. , :tr&r.iing inbur of breathing. r•cAni to .&-tome." REV. I. C. SC,GLIkquN. ; • COUtiiii 110 1)r 'tort. DR. . 1 .. A. IIAYEit, 'A s r".4.1e nrul ple3„ , ant cornl.lnalien Cc' •.-rwS'''.4 ,uulnr{H.tl t ..1.1;r1 N • fto,Flor proved i.ieer fir • Fi_ WAI.Ii.EN, s;.euk from Cold .+• P. ANI , Fniz , N, t. Loot% t:rnanving lloara.lie,ds and 't f so r.oenmon with ' efi•>2.....“: Ft anti cl-tweri::, h 01' L 3 4 .! 4: ll L l .Ps U'ult l ern en)ale College. T iltICI1L.::: "•..'nem. %viten taken before and ".:±1111.411, , , 1!:cr lilCy proveat Iloarac- I nto,t Frain ::gat etToct, I think they , -t be of ot:rto.turnt advantage to me." 4:V, A. M., t,eyd CMl"ge, ;44, _.,i',..', ti, ,111, i.:1i.:,',2,1::ti :,,,. 'L.'3 c1C11 1 .2 It 110 T I!Iw r iiIILAT :REDUCTION IN PRICES ! SEWING MACHINES i t 77 '.;".PP:O I ,,`FIV.EIITS AT REDUCED Pislz ES. to E ; L ‘VI I .:=:ON autiface ~i,„!;;: L their suits ilt . V, ': r g i; I•Nlifittl thereby, ; r"-t'. their Sewiug A:E•T cla tj,,ly aril but:old at rates that, v.;; 01 0,4 el i :aclero, capi tal ;i r.r ~ I I ; F eces s ( ~ .1; • • nw hipr,, aud, ;1;fto 6 , .ern IS ov,ry :T1 :1:4:.• : , 1 ~ .th I e at•OVe i Will .1 , \.,t a. prier?, froth 545 aim esub- Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine re , t one in inn mar Let, be uniae, Bup h eel e Net (.tit 0• . order, aad, they are now ee the rim* ninchine", , . COI tort :ue theln Ih r, l anq ?tfaxl, - ,!t riot-em "N7V" FAMILY PTI,ITO STO RE. ✓TIRE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED a Wholepale and Past Pm: and Prescription Stem, hi the Iron Froot Thinning, No. ItiS' Market street, lately occupii.el by a:r. Eby, Itchre can he found vi yeti re new stem; of Fre , ,iti and Pure Itragi, Perfumery, = OA. OIL COM, OIL 1,11 I'd, Burning Fluid, Alt Me.; Salim - wry, V:111(7 Artielett, ti.e. We dace the ii.gen , y for ' • t hy sale of II 1111 ,, '8 Cria,rAttt Teeth, to 'Witch we would invite the attention or fleui;sts. Ey strict tittentiott to bueinv6s, and degira to please we ycsv,e; , lll:,7 f. , 1, aarc tthlie ratrouat:e._ _ G. w..blif.E.S. I.l..—Prat. 114.Ara11.1 6eid.ttra and. Tobacco ometnotly I.lfitad. t; 1 DR, T. J. MILES, SURGEON DENTIST CIFFERS his serviceo to tlxo citizens o nurrisbur g and its vicinity. He solicits a share 0 1 the pubbe patronage, and gives assurance that his best rudenvors shall be elven to render satisfaction in his pro tslssion. J3,,“.1 au t,ld, sell tried dentist, he feels safe in .netting the public gent:all, to rail on 'aim, assuring hens ti g.t they will not be dissatisfied with his services, °bine No. I.ltS 'Afark,t street, to the house formerly oc cuomd by Jacob It. near the thlitOd States. Hotel, Liarfstmrs, Ya. „ mrS .ily AMBROTYP.ES FOR 25 CENTS. Fri' subscriber respectfully announces to tlie cityeus cr iliarliburg area vicinity, that be has taken ro:.:n.; over Er.I.L.R.LR'z HARDWARE STORE, Louth-exit corner of Market Square, 'where Deis prepared to execute erery myte of AMBROTYPFS, at the teevest prices, from 25 cette and amwards. DAGUERREOTYPE:3 airritaly copied, and Pictures inv.rted in Lockets and PInS. CaSi'S Or all tiemrip•aoat constantly on hand, Give me a call if yea w 4M a gyut and cheap picture. midlm ' - 4 ‘l4tltO it at. PARtillit...Ambrotspist. • _LIDERNEkti E 1 3 E - IT ER, OFFICE—TrIIRD . STREET, '.:F.I3ELL'S ROW, NEAR MARKET, Cilestrtia Street scar F}.urth e 147 ON FISRRISBLUW, PENT 'A. rathAzt LIQUORS AT COST I ILTAVI:SG concluded to discontinue the imsineca, rra offer elm large and complete assort- meat of Wittsti, .13 &NM Is, and liquors of every.de scriptionedso.ut witnent reserve. tIOC% JR. 3: CO., 0: posits the Coact HMO. El.-L. GODBOLD, DRACTIC.I.I. and Repairer of .1_ nano.% re?Cdiro orders in att,t;:e at WM,. :11thdt.; Store, 92 31arket Hirool itli - orderglefr at the. :thos - e , named Rime, or at-tho Braditt,r onge, will'rneet with promot attention. 1 [tit et,s-: PIA tor SCIAB-0.1.y 1861. • 1861. INTERESTING TO ALL! CATJICART & BROTHER, • No. l4 MARKET SQUARE, FAVI:NOIS litiON FETAL TABOO AEFOnTI2.NT OF :::;PRING - DRY GOODS Ai. I I:+yr , „l7l, mow, INERT sn - LC, EVENT QUALITY, .ANY rr..i :L.'s LOC' Ai.'...•)Lo , AGLY. DAP.A4: LN GRE ILT VAL: CIS.TV .sri)cg UP W.XIDS, PRICES LOWER THAN EVER. ctfisrall to perchaArr3 a. CATBC mar_'.; deer to the Harrisburg Back. • -- s To SELL PACK- Ai;zs o ~ TATIONERVarid JESt'ELRY, at prices one th':rd less than can be purchased elsewhete. tail on or address (stamp enclosed,) J. L. BALLY.Y, mar2s.3atd tr6.l6i courCstroet Boton, Mass. BY TELEGRAPH. THE FLEET IN THE HARBOR. GREAT ANXIETY TO BEAR FROM Cuastssrox, April 17.-4dM. There is nothing stirring to-day, bit the pros . irct of the secession of Virginia gives great joy. Nothing has been beard from Virginia to day, and there is great anxiety to hear. The steamer R. Cagier, from Savannah, re ports having passed a steam tug on Sunday, with her smoke stack gone, off Cape Remain, bound South, probably the Yankee. The same day she spoke the steamer Baltic, off Charles- ton bar. The captain of the Baltic stated, in answer to a hail : "We take Anderson and his command to New York." The Harriet Lane was inside the bar, and both vessels had steam up. There was also a steamer inside, probably the Isabel. Captain Crocker reports that he saw Fort Sumter, but could perceive no breaches in the walls. The outside looked somewhat battered. When five miles away he heard firing, which was probably the salute fired by Anderson on leaving the fort. DE! 44. S .1;;C;k 1 / 1 W, Bopto,-) The Merchants raise money.—.Yetespaper ekes visited by Union Men.—A. T. Stewart takes the lead.— The killed and wounded in Fort Moultrie. The Seventh Regiment has received orders to proceed to Washington. They will leave on Friday. At a meetinm 's of the merchants held to-day, twelve merchants subscribed one hundred dol lars each on the spot. There is great excite ment here this afternoon. A crowd of over five thousand collected be fora the Express office, threatened violence if the American flag, was not displayed. It was soon flung out amidst tremendous cheers. A similar visit was then paid to the Day Book office with similar result, the editor barely es caping by the aid of police. The Daily News was then visited, the crowd having increased its numbers greatly. It is reported that A. F. Stewart has offered a mil lion dollars to aid the government. The Express of this evening says it has reli able information that forty-nine were killed anti one hundred and thirty wounded at Fort Moultrie. The Daily Yews put out the American flag. Most of the crowd then started for the New York Hotel, the headquarters of the Southern visitors. The Day Book having drawn in their flag, small crowds gathered about the office, but a posse of police wero.on the ground. The steamer Glasgow, from Liverpool on Zld inst., has arrived below. Her advices are an ticipated. W. 0. 1107:KOK. A pens Empbatic Union Declarations by Gower- Governor Dicks was waited on last night by Company F., the Governor Guards, at his qo• tel, who informed him that they come to sing the Star Spangled Banner with him. The Gov ernor expressed pleasure at the visit, and said he was too hoarse to join with them, but he would tell them that he was still under the Stars and Stripes. The Star %tangled Banner was then sung by fifty.voices, with fine effect. The Governor thanked the visitors for the courtesy, and said that he hoped that "Matpatriotie air would be song on all fitting occasions forever. The Union must be prcservccl. ' A voice exclaimed—" Governor, you have done your duty so far." The Govemor . replied, " Yes, and I intend to keep doing it." The visitors responded with one voice : "We will stand by you." Much enthusiasm was manifested. Witmorox, Arial I.6.—Tbe' Union feeling now prevailing here is intenss, and the few se cessionists have been overawed by the deter mined aspect of the people. A scheme to seize Fort Delaware was undoubtedly projected; but it has been frustrated by the action of the Gov ernment. A company bad been organized, and the arms were to be taken 'from the military academy to equip them. This movement was designed with, a double effect. It was. to get usstssion of the academy rifles, so that they could not be had by the people in a sudden emergency, and to arm an efficient company to carry out secession when the time to act should arrive. Our merchants are frowning down secession, by a determination to patronize no paper that does not give expression to Union sentiment:3. Senator Bayard Is now on a visit to Virginia, and his friends, who are suspected of secession sentiments are keeping quiet, the Union senti ments here being so unanimous as to convince them that there no hope for the success of any effort to , capture Fort Delaware. At a meeting of the Jackson Democratic Club, last night, resolutions were adopted ex pressing nutlinching devotion to the Govern ment, and a proposition was made to raise an Irish regiment,, to be tendered to President Lin coln for the defence of the country. 13osrozi, April 17. The steamer S. R. Spaulding leaves this af ternoon for Norfolk, with 690 troops, supposed for the purpose of garrisoning Fort Monroe.— The remainder will leave by the overland train to-night. The Webster Bank has offered $50,000 to tha State, and the other Boston banks will swell the amount to one million of dollars. President Davis will issue a Proclamation to-morrow. .-ThErellbintrt bakrbactiong sessions to.day,:, It is plobable that 150,000 more tyqcpp will4l called Into the field. From our Morning Edition. FROM CHARLESTON. 41111..-1. NMI YORK LOYAL. NEW Yourr, April 17.-10 P. M SECON'D DISPATCU = nor Hicks 13Aun1orcit, April 17 Delaware movementi of Troops tosToN, April 17 More Troops Coming. MowtoonErty, April 17th ftsamgrintingl flu, Having procured !Steam Power Presses, we are ,irepared to execute JOB and BOOK PRINTING of every liFenptiou. Cheaper that it can be done at any other es taisianeui in the country - SI-Four Fetn er ken constitute one-baJf square. fit s= r r more than fyir ronstitate a square. lIaL•.-r,mare, one .5 , :y ••• • • One week.... one month three months.— Fix months one year One Square one nay one week 2 00 one month.... 4, three CllOl/Ib3 6 00 it six months.... 8 00 one year 10 00 jErßosiness notices inserted in the Local column, cr before Marriages and Deaths, FIVE CENTS PER LINB or each insertion. NO. 89. ear -Marriages and Deaths to be ebargod as regular athrertlaementa. FROM WASHINGTON CITY The Secretary of War has just received the official document containing the first response of the volunteers of Massachuetts to the pro clamation of President Lincoln. A menti:er of the Virginia Convention tele graphs from Richmond that an ordinance of secession will pass that body, but that it tvill be decided to submit the ordinance to the.peo ple of Virginia for their ratification or rejec tion. Washington to day presents a decidedly-mili tary appearance. Many volunteers ate rapidly enrolling them selves and reporting to tha Department. These new recruits are yet without uniforms. The War Department is in receipt of various notifications to the effect that volunteer from Northern and Western States are moving to wards Washington rapilly. The Government regards it as treasonable for Northern manufacturers to sell arms to the seceders. All tho elderly men who aro exempt from militia duty arc to hold a meeting, and form a corps to defend the city. Latest From Virginia—She Refuses to Sc- Menu°Rti, April 17.-5 o'clock, r. The ordinance of secession has not yet been passed. The Convention is still in secret session. Nothing known for certain what the result will be. A private, dispatch has been received stating that the secession ordinance had been rejected by a majority of eleven, and that the Conven tion had adjourned sine GOVERNOR HICKS FOR THE UNION rIIILADELPIIIA, April 17-12 lldniglit Governor Hicks' patriotic declaration was re ceived hero with enthusiasm. Recruiting is progressing steadily. Enrolments in the city exceed five thousand more mu than is required to fill the quota of the city. At least ten thousand have already been ac cepted at Harrisburg. Many property owners have resolved to reduced the rents to families of volunteers, and have notified' them that no rent will be required during their absence. Tite Reinforcement or Fort Pickens. ITAFtmicaoN, April 17 There can be no doubt that Fort Pickens has has been reinforced. Governor Wise rec. ivcd the followitix despatch on Saturday " MoNroomsnr, April 13.—T0 Hon. H. A. Wise.—By authority of the Hon. L. P. Walker, Secretary of War, I have to inform you, for general publicity, that on last night rtinforee wants were thrown into Fort Pickens, by the Government at 'Washington, in violation of the convention existing between that Gocerninc-nt and this Confederacy. A letter from a coreespondent at Boston, dated April 16th, 1861, says : Massachuetts is aroused. Boston is full of enthusiasm Every train arrri.ing brings in different military companies from the country. Farmeil Hall is already full of soldiers. Tt truly looks warlike. No one cares to.: talk about budness. It is now pouring rain, yet company after company are pisi4ng down State street. Caro will ho taken of all their families while absent, and thousands of dollars have already been distributed among thew. ; . Senator Bigler Serenaded. Es-Senator Bigler wag serenaded by the citi zens, this morning, and in a brief speech' be declared, that whilst differing from the present Adniinistration on queslious of policy, - in a contest liko the present lie was emphatically and unequivocally for sustaing, the Government at all hazards. At a meeting of the Jackson Democratic Club kat night, resolutions were adopted..ex pressing unflinching devotion to the Govern ment, and a proposition was made to retie an Irish regiment to tender to President Lidco for the defence of the country. To Hon. JOHN P. PENNEr Please inform the Governor at once that the Banks of Pittsbnr , will cheerfully respond to the call for mouey ' to meet Ihe late appropria tion to le used in enabling the Ckpvernrnent to sustain the Constitution and the Laws. BY Or der of the Board of Rink Presidents. • Adjournment of the New York Legisla ture. . . ALBA-NY, N. Y„ April 16.--lhe Ataie Legisla ture adjourned sine die to-night,. Seuittor J. McLedd .Ikltypliy. a Democrat, hi the course of his temarks, said he had served his country before, and, if God permitted him to liKe, but tyfew. days would elapse • before Jled would again be found ready to battle ttndp . t, , the fitin — of LIS country. • TheSebate sillourned =Wit overwhcilhing ,. en ut thusias. The "Star Spangled Iltitthti l rsn subseonenfly sung by Mr. eefe.; LADLE' TRA.VEI4.I•I4. B4GS. • Co 1 nther n,w sty Ip ; 3 GE NTS' and LA. D3Es , v ut.5.3.1 and Wv.ll , OA. tlne • Rissortirteit ate. - OF Sltle uL- •, „ I:a(i..Z . EPj:' ' CHEAP .1300FSLORR, JOSEPH CASEY. JOHN W. BROWN. CASEY kt 11110 WN ATTORNEYS-AT-14Vir PtININ C A. - ITAVING associsfed together' in the practice pr the.l4w atumaskithelllY prommay to ! ui prpresio.o l t 7 busioess eotpaid to their 00100 hs Thad 4reetthrpa doors from 214rItote.:. . N. H. Consud.stiorri In 1 . 4nglisti.ntid eiertio”. RATES uk AuVERLIBING $l. . 3 00 4 0 0 00 WASI3LCCITON, Aptil 17 cede! L TER Affairs at Baltimore. JOIN TYLER. JP. Massachusetts in Arms Tynoxn, April 17 Massachusetts in Motion.: BOSTON, April 1.7 Money Tendered. PIMBURG, April 11 JA.11113 B. MIIItRAY, :A. "if Lysi .. LOT.:'.OP. 51 .11aiketAr• et. .$0! .1. 0
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