Pailg Cetzgraph),
HARRISBURG•
Wednesday Afternoon, April 21, 1861.
Extra Telegraph
We have concluded to issue a regular Morn
log Edition of the TaLIXIRAPH hereafter .and
made arrangements accordingly. All the tele
graphic illspat-hrs that appe.ir in the Philadel
phia and New York papers will appear in our
morning edition, twelve hours in advance.
The matting edition can be obtained at BERG
Nees Booseroas every morning.
VinQN ENVZLOP333, Note Paper and Badg e s
canbe had at Bergner's Book Store.
MourFLeo BArsiso" . .—A htige and. handsome
American flag has been raised to the steeple of
the new Court House;
A FDal COMM? of "Continentals" arrived at
Camp Curtin last night from Tamaqua. They
are aline looking body of men.
MILITARY Auttver.s.—Several hundred ad
ditional volunteers arrived in the city, to-day,
from Lanomger, Schuylkill and other eastern
counties. --.
Bator Gen t E. C. Wasieus, his aid, Col. J.
J. Patteraon, and 'Major Onelough, arrived in
town to-day, from the camp at York. They
repreient matters there as being in a fine oon.
&don.
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Was- ix TOWN.—Capt. Jones, of the egular
U. army, in command of the Government
property at Harper's Ferry, previous to its de
striation by fire, was in town, this morning,
stopping at the Jones' House.
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Tim " Unita END m hlartow.—A fine look
ing military company from Lykenstown, num
bering About SO men, under the command of
Capt. Savage, arrived in the city about 2 o'-
clock this afternoon, and are quartered at Camp
Curtin.
61111"Vmese Ewe is the name of a new
military company now organizing in this city.
Their "head quarters" is at the Exchange
building, Walnut street, where active young
men, desirous of serving their country, can
have an opportunity to enroll themselves.—
Over fifty names were on the muster roll at
noon to day.
PACKAGES AND CLOTHING EoR OUR MILrIAKE.—
Those of our citizens who desire to send cloth
intor other articles to their friends belonging
to the Cameron Guardi and State C ipital
Otuirds, now 'encamped at York, are requested
to aloud their packages to the office of George
W. Buehler, Eeq , at the Buehler lilouT, to
morro*, where arrangements have been made
to have them safely transported to York.
Ws tismossreen that the immense cullinary
resources of the State Lunatic Hospital, near'
this city, have been placed at the dlspcsal of
the Government, and that daring the last weed
the attaches of that, establishment, tinder the
Superintendence of Dr. Curwin and the estima
ble matron Mrs. Wilt, have been engaged night,
and day.cooking meat and boiling coffee for the
soldiers at C.,inp Curtin. Such a display of
patriotism and self sacrifice is highly commen
dab/e.
TE Ileasammuo Tao OM —Capt. WM. B.
Sipes, of the State Capital Guards, was in th.!
city last night. Be reports that his cbmpany
and the Cameron Guards, with the other troops
that left this city last Saturday night, still re
main encamped at York. The Guards are rep
resented to be enjoying good health, and in the
beat possible spirits. Capt. Sipes returned to
York at noon today.
Capt. Eystir and Lieut. Davis of the Cam
non Guards were also in the city this morning
on a visit to their (mines. They looked well, and
spoke very encouragingly of their cotopany.
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Ma M. I. FaitruruN, proprietor of au Optical
Eetablishment In, Philadelphia has coma here
ott a visit and, will have his office opened to
morrow for the sale of his far-lamed Improved
Spectacles, which stand unrivelled in perfec
tion. As a .professional man he is able to snit
amity person with weak sight and just the right
kind of :glasses he needs. His stock of Optical
ItirZ . treents is said to be of the first class or
der, VW as he sells them at his factory prices,.
we.are confident the citizens of Harrisburg will
patronize him hilly.
BIIIIGLART is Puma STAIBIT.—About 12 o'clock
lastnight a burglar succeeded by means of false
ketys'in entering the residence of Mr. Simon
Qpster, in Pine street. The notes made by the
intruder attracted the attention of Mrs. Oyster,
who wagtail up with one of her children in a
room partially darkened. She immediately
turned'on the gas, the light from which sud
denly dashing through the glass sash of a door
coinmunieating with the room in which the
burglar was pursuing his diabolical pursuits,
caused him to take the alarm and beat a hasty
retreat front the premises.
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A Pan 13uoic LIN Botm•as.—Our readers will
recollect that we stated some time since that a
colored man by the name of Joseph Bell was
held as a runaway in Kmtncky, and that, nn
his freedom was established and the jail
feel paid, he would bo sold into slavery. Since
then District Attorney Herr has received the
following letter in reply to one sent by him.
We now urge upon the colored population to
make an effcrt to raise the necessary amount to
free the man. They are the proper persons to
do it, for our citizens are already heavily taxed
in variobs ways by the many incidental m
imosas attending the war.
Hawievarar, April 18, 1861.
A. J. Hiatt, - Yq.urPtvas received
Thejallor's fee and magiotrate's fee and his rx
pensecto come there will be $4O, aud by seed
leg the papers allowing that he is free, I will re
Have him and send him home. Yours,
Jas. M. OLDHAM, Jailor,
Hawesville, Hancock county, Ky.
Corm Paocsannins.—The following is a sum
mary of the Court-proceedings since last Mon
day :
Common Wealth vs. Joseph Meckley, fornica
tion end bastardy: Bound over to appear at
next Court.
Cum. vs. John Espinshade, fornication and
bastardy. Bound over to appear at next Court.
Com. vs. Fred. Kerney, felonious assault and
battery. Bound over to appear at next Court.
Corn. vs. Rudolph OtaIMENI, Barbara;Ctarman,
Jane Clamart, Abraham Garham, Fanny Gar
man, Jacob Garman, David Schartzer and Fred.
Baker, conspiraey:- Bound over to appear at
next Court. •
Com. vs. Jacob Shout, false pretence. Bound
over to next Court:
Corn. vs. Hairy Neaffer, nuisance. Bound
over to next Court. • .
Com. vo. Jacob Grubb, Robert M'Neal and
Joo. P. Shindle, rape, on oath of Alike Mitchell.
True bill.'
Com. vs. Andrew Potts, colluding to screen
property. Bound over to next Court.
Corn. vs. Henry Resole, screening property.
'Bound over to next Court.
Com. vs. Calvin Snoddy, laceny, Btc. Not
guilty, and defendant discharged.
Com. vs. Samuel Freeburn, selling liquor on
Sunday. Bound over to next Court.
Corn. vs. Adam Hoffman, assault and battery,
on oath of Jonathan Lowery. Bound over to
next Court,
Corn. vs. Henry Hide, larceny, &c., on oath
of Samuel Kauffman. Bound over to next
Court.
Com. vs. Sarah Price, fornication and bas
tardy. Bound over to next Court.
Cum vs. Catherine Buffington, larceny. Bound
ov. , r to next Court.
Oliver Simons, larceny. Bound over to next
Court.
Cl i eo. B. Cale, false pretense. Bound over to
next Court.
Edward Buffington, larceny. Bound over to
next Court.
Com. vs. J.P. Miller, =fault and battery,
on oath of Tobias Garman. Bound over to
next Court.
Com. vs. J. P. Miller, aasault and battery, on
oath of Samuel Miller. Bound over to next
Court.
Com. vs. Samuel Miller, surety of the peace,
on oath of J. P. Miller. Bound over to neat
Court.
Com. vs. Job:an:imp, murder. Bill ignored,
and defendant discharged._
Com. vs. John•ManhhiliVobberyi on`oath of
David Crouse. Bill ignored, and Clefendeut
discharged.
COM. vs. Thos. Boylan. larceny, on oath of
Herman Alricks. Found guilty.
Corn. vs. F. P. Manse and Harriet Manse, as
sault and battery, on oath of Wm. M'llbisick.
True bill.
Com. vs. Ann Seagrove, fornication and Itas
tardy. Bound over to next Court.
Cora. vs. Ann Beager, fornication and bas
tardy. Bound over to next Court.
Corn. vs. F rances Wert, adultery on oath of
Lydia Crysty. True bill. Jury outlast night.
Com. vs. henry Johnson, larceny on oath of
J. G. Miller. True bill.
Com. vs. Martin Lai, fraudulent voting on
oath of Robert Simpson. Bound over to next
Court.
Cora. vs. Michael Bengler, fraudulent voting
on oath of Robert Simpson. Bonnd over to
next Court.
Com. va. John Brutal, fraudulent voting on
oath of Benjamin Stroh. Bound over to next
Court.
Com. vs. Geo. Zeigler, fraudulent voting on
oath of Benjamin Stroh. Bound over to next
Court.
Cum. vs. Fred P. Moss, Jacob M'Cioud, Jos.
kiillegan, Robert Nettles and Geo. F. Emerson,
riot. Bound over to next Court.
Corn. va. Joo. Hamilton, burglary, larceny,
&0., on oath of Bepj. D. Reigle. Plead guilty
on second count.
Com. vs. N. A. Sutton, seduction, &c., on
Oath of Louisa Honer. Bound over to next
Court.
Com. vs. Samuel Wright and Wm. M'Kis
sick, assault and battery. /3ound over to,next
Court.
Com. vs. Ida Hart, bawdy house. Bound
over to next Court.
Corn. 1%. Elizibeth Forster, howdy house
Bound over to 'next Court!
Corn. vs. Wm. Cooper, et al gambling. Ig
nored.
Cora. vs. Jos. Hochhinder, Weeny= oath o
Jas. Freeland. Bound over to neat Court.
Corn. vs. Jeremiah Fisher, mama and bat
tery, on oath of John Wallower, Sr. Bound
aver to next court.
• Corn. vs. Jacob Snyder and Isaac Paul, ob
structing road &c. Bound over to next court.
Corn. vs. Jacob Stout, false pretence on oath
of Enoch Matlick. BoUnd over to next court.
Com. vs. Patrick Brett, felonorui counterfeit
log. Found guilty.
Com. vs. James Marshall, Wm. Cromwell,
Robert Lane, Wm. Lane, David Lane and Wm.
G ray, riot &c. Not Guilty. Each of the party
to pay one half the costs. .
Com. vs. . AlerAnder Curdy, larceny &c., on
oath of Moses Fleck. Plead guilty.
Com, vs. Eliza M'Quirk, disorderly house.
Bound over to next court.
Com. vs. George B. Patterson, adultery, on
oath of Geo. Garman. Continued to next
session.
Com. vs. Margaret Kenney, adultry, on oath
of Geo. Garman. Continued to next session.
Com. vs. John Preston, assault and battery.
Ignored. . . .
Com. vs. Samuel Anderson, fornication and
bastardy. Plead guilty.
Corn. vs. Henry Loudenslager, fornication
and bastardy. Bound over to next court.
Com. ye. Fanny Gish; bawdy house, on oath
of James Lewis.
Com. vs. Samuel Anderson, fornication and
bar.tardy. Plead guilty.
Com. va. Samuel Barton; larceny. Guilty.
Com. vs. Juhn)WDertnot, felonious counter
ftiting. Guilty.
Cum. vs. Ann lelackin.ton, assault and bat
tery. Plead guilty. •
Corn. vs. Wm. Elmex. Tree bill;
penitspinania elegraph, ItlebnesZtap 'Afternoon, Itprit 24, 1861.
Com. vs. John Yengtt. Bound over to next
Court.
Cora. vs. Edward Zerbe. Bound over to next
Court.
Coin. vs. Elizabeth Jones, disorderly house.
Case continued.
Com. vs. Rebecca Seiders. Bound over to
next Court.
Ckim. vs. Andrew Fanniman, assault with
intent to ravish. Bound over to next Court.
Coro. vs. Samuel Soo; and Levi G. Huber.
Jury out.
Com...vs. Henry Neafers, nuisance. on oath ,
of Jim'. M. Shick. True bill.
Com.vs. Mary Avey, bawdy house. True bill.
Cora. vs. Thomas Bennett; disorderly house.
Qom. vs. Richard Carter, larceny, on oath.of
Henry Radrdnugh. True bill.
Corn. vs. Richard Carter, larceny, &c., on
oath of 0. W. Whittier. True bill.
Com. vs. Geo. Fisher, Adam Fisher, Amos
Manley and Cameron Mish, riot, &c., on oath ,
of Geo. W. Looker. Ignored and prosecutor to
pay costs.
Corn. vs. Geo. 'linter and Wm. M'Kissick,
assault 'and_ battery, on oath of F. P. Maus.
Ignored and prosecutor for costs.
Com. vs. John Bradley, assault and battery,
on oath of Mary M'Csrty. Defendant's ball
forfeited.
Com. vs... Henry Hollingsworth, assault and
battery, on oath of John Landis. Defendant's
recognizance forfeited.
Tan Carr Loolic-11p contained several tenants
last night, all of, whom had a hearing before
his honor the Mayor this morning, who dispos
ed of them in a proper manner.
Tga Ntamsa.—The whole number of Penn
sylvania Volunteers mustered into the United
States service at Camp Curtin up to last evening
is six thousand six hundred and ninety-nine.
Mrtrraar Masonlie of all patterns can be
obtained, upon the shortest notice, at the
store of John W. Glove; Merchant Tailor,
Market street, in the building formerly occu
pied by the Mechanic's Bank.
Mums Bans FIIND.-A meeting of the
committee will be held this eyening, 24th inst”
at half past seven. AU the members are re
quested to attend, as business requiring imme
diate action presses upon them. By order of the
President. 0. EDRADI3, See y.
Plum, Tmsr.—A negro named James Clark
alias "Clem," was arrested this morning on a
warrant issued by the Mayor charged with
stealing a revolver from Capt. George Rinehart
of the Eighth Pennsylvania regiment of volun
teers. The pistol was recovered by, the police,
and the owner declining to ptosecute, the
negro was discharged from custody with an in
junction to "sin no more."
THE MARIETTA CAMERON GUARDS, Capt. J.
Congdon, numbering 80 men, rank and file,
arrived in town - yesterday afternoon and are
quartered at Camp Curtin. Capt. Congdon was
formerly afiesident of this city, and is a son-,
In-law of Vini. T. Bishop, 'Esq. lie- will 'give
a good account of himself when the proper mo
menu arrives.
Annum= Msarrso.—An adjourned meet
ing of the citizens of Hairisburg,will be held at
the Court House, (Brant's Hall,) at 7 o'clock!
this evening, for the purpose of hearing the se-
port of the ward Committees en the formation
of a Committee of Public Safety.
Frau Eamon Ltmuums Cstracm.—The notice
in yesterday's TEzxaeaPa concerning the First .
English tutheran and the Od &hoot Presbyte
rian churches, was premature. Such an ar
rangement was spoken of but not agreed upon,
as the services of the pastor of the Lutheran
church may be required in behalf of the troops
to be quartered in that building.
DUI TS= Bum/am—Brigade Inspector
Jonas Louder's&lager has issued his orders for
the companieti composing the Third Brigade,
Fifth Dirision,,Pa.:Volunteers, to meet forin
spection at Uniontown, on Friday, the 17th of
May, at 10 o'clock, A. M. The companies are
required to parade thirty.two men each, and to
be in readiness to march at one day's notice
when called upon by the Commander-in-chief.
VIOLATION, or ORDINANONS.—There was quite
a rush of business at the Mayor's office this
morning, caused by the arrest of no leas than
eight countrymen, charged . with violating an
Ordinance of the city requiring them to un
hitch their horses from their market wagons
during market hours. Fisch of the parties
were fined one dollar and cods, whieh they
paid, and were then discharged.
Information has been made against Mr. A.
G. Keet, also charged with violating a city ,
Oidinance, by emptying the contents of a chaff
bed in the streets. A hearing of the case will
probably take place before the Mayor this eve
ning.
ca Conn at Third and Karketsts.,seems to
be the regularly constituted depot for the arri
val and departure of omnibuses and other ve
hicles running to and from "Camp Curtin,"
and the bustle and confusion almost hourly
visible in that quarter will remind one very
forbibly of the palmy days of omnibuses _ ,
Philadelphia. There are some eight or tert.om
!Abuses on the line, besides an infinite number
of carriages and other vehicles, all of which
are abundantly patronlard.
DUST, Oul—The streets of our city, and par
ticularly Third street, abound with dust
which, stirred by the wheels of passing vehi
cles, rises in dense volumes, filling the eyes,
ears and noses of pedestrians in the most pro
voking manner. A "peck of dust before
death" is man's portion; but Sanders, in his
generosity, seems determined to give us a
bushel.
TEE Lam OF MIDDLSTOWN.—We understand
that the patriotic ladies of Middletown have
expressed a wish to do something for their
country in this the hour of need. They offer
to sew, make. bandages, lint, or anything else
that will be useful for the soldier's. In their
own language, they "do not want to behile
when there is so much to do/' All honor to ,
the ladies of Middletown. ' '
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NOTICE
BM ORM; Harrisburg, Aprlll9, '6l
For the convenience of the Soldiers at Camp
Curtin, I have deposited a Box at Head Quar
ters, where all letters to be sent way can be
deposited They will be taken from the ground
by a duly authorized, person and properly
mailed.
GEO. BERGNER, P. M
April 22, 1851
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Now ARRIVALS ! New Aaravars 1.--Just re
ceived a large assortment of New Spring Goods.
We name in part ; 10 pieces of beantitui chal
ieb, 127 worth 181. 10 pieces of traveling dress
'goods, 8 worth 12} ; 50 pieces bleached and
unbleadied muslins, at 10 worth 12.7 ; 60 pieces
of bleached muslin, at 12.1 worth 15. Also a
very large assortment of Oassimeres and other
summer stuff for men and boys wear. Also
Stella Shawls, very cheap. Broche bordering,
at . 25, 87 and 50 cents. Also, a large stock of
Cambrics and Swiss kimonos, very cbeap. Please
Call and examine at S. Lewy, Road's old Stand,
Cor. iarket and Second streets.
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rTHE combination of ingredieOts iri these
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• NOTICE.
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$1 00 per boa. , 401 d wholesale and retail by -
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"Latta," by sending hint 11'00 to the Harrisburg
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These Pills should not be •,teketc. by Jengsles during the
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In e.
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Full directions In the pamphlet around- each package
Ishii* should he carefully preserved. '
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by return mail. ' - •
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The Confessions -aid.Tiperience
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SoientAc and Praotioal Optician,
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SENGERS at QUEENSTOWN, (Ireland.) The Liver.
pu,L New li ark and Philadelphia Stearnahip company
intend despatching their full powered Cyde•bitilt iron
Steamaldps auloilows4
GLASGOW, Saturday, 27th ; CITY OF WASE:
INGPON, Saturday, eth April ; Vli/O, Saturday, 11th
April ; and every Saturday, at Noon, from Pier 44,
North River.
AVIS OP PASPACIII.
FIRST CABIN $75 02 I
.... $3O 00
do to London $BO 00 do -to London..B3B 00
Steerage Return Tickets, good Or Mt Months AO 00
Passengers forwaided to Paris, Havre, Hamburg,
Bremen, Rotterdam, Antwerp, am., at reauced through
Se-Persons wishing to bring outthear friends Can bny
tickets here at the following ra es. to New Torn : From
Liverpool or Queenstown; Ist Cabin., $76, $B5 aad $lO6.
tzteerage from Liverpool $4O 00. Fromillineenstewn
$3O 00.
Thee Steftl2lloTS have superior accommodations for
passengers, and rarry experienced Burgeons. They are
built in Water-tight Iron SOOtiOni, and have Patent Fire
annihilators on board. for mrther mrormation apply
at the Company's Offices, JNO. G. DILL agent,
15 Broadway, New York.
Or 0.0. Zimmerman, Agent, flarrt•bnrg.
NEW COAL UFELCS.
THE UNDERSIGNED having entered in
to_ the COAL Tit %DB In this city, would respectfully
petit% the patronage of tho ottigens. , I eta" seep on hand
Coal of all sizecfrom the moat celebrated and approved
mines, which will be delivered to any '
part of , toe city,
free' from dirt other Imparitleg. Feta WHIG. T
litlAßAllingD. COAL FOR eats BY Ma BOAT LOAD, OAR
LOAD oil :ox.. Pere ms percherdng by the Boat
or Car Load will receive 2,240 . p0unds to the Ton.
Office No. 74 Market street, second door from Dewber
ry alley. Yard on the Castel, loot of NO* street. Or
des lett at either plane will receive prompt 'amino%
apl6-Iyd JOHN , W. HALL,-sgent.
• FOR SALE,
FROM One to Five tiundred Dollars
worth or CITY BONDS. Enquire rf -
O. 0. ZIMMERMAN,
merle No. 2S South Second street.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRIORS
WHEELER & WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES;
NEW_IMPROVEMENTB/ AT REDUCED PRICES.
*IIHE WHEELER & WILSON Manufao-
A, luring Company hatiing gained au their snits at
sioar, with irskinglop numeracturers of Sewing Machines,
propose that the public should be benefitted thereby,
And nave accordingly reduced the prices of their Sewing
Machines. After this date they will be hold at rates that
will pay a fair profit on'the cost ormanufactare, capital
.ovested, and expense of making sales; such:prices s
will enable them to make first class machines, and, as
nem ofore, guarantee them In every particular '
in accordance with the announcement above I will
sell their splendid dewing, Machloes at prices from 145
to S9O for the fine fall case machines. It WA well cash.
dshed fact that the
Wheeler dc Wason.Sewing Machine
Is the best one in the market, the best made, most supki
and least liable to got out o f order, and they are now as
low as the inrarior ma chines. Call and see them a
Third and Market.
del-ern W. 0. HICKOK. Agent
1861. 1861.
INTERESTING TO ALL
CATHCART & • BROTHER ,
N 0.14 1011?KET SQUARII;
Jun Now OP TEEM =AI, LIEGE Amon/tam or
SPRING DRY GOODS .1
ALL KINDS,ALI nun, Win STYLE, WIRT MUTT,
iNT HAKE, 15US$ LOW AOCORIXNGVA
DRESS GOODS IN GREATITARIIETY
Ef EAVY STOOK OF DOMESTIC GOODS, PRICES LOWER
7072 R." '
Every induaement offered to purchasers at
CATEOLIAItP3,
mar2B Next door to the Herrisearg Bank.
OPENING OF SPRING AND BUMMER
Black and Second litnurning
DRESS GOODS, &C.
English Map. mourning Bilks,
Pisa Black Foulard's, •
Black and White Dress and lotiburd 01
Purple and Black " ' "
Lupin's Crepe Tammatans,
84 Mokseelaines Detains,
84 "
Pena Cloth., (new article),
Lupins Extra Alpacas,
Neopullimn BMus and new 8 0 08,
Paris Poplins,
Sommer Valencia%
Madonna Cloths,
Black and Purple All Wool Delaines,
White and Bleck - ail Wool /minutes,
Eatellne Cloths, t halite , DeldneS, Caahmeres,
Mohair's, Parleiennes, bilk Warp Lovelies, Lapin's
S. 9. Ilombasines, 84 Crepe De Espange, Camels
Heir LUMP, neirkipOdEl, FrenchGlogherns, splendid
style, kLg6 _ h Chintzes, Domestic Guighams, Eilk
Warped lain Black Challis, Lupin's Grenadines,
Croton Clothe, dc , do., dm .
Oar mock or all kinds of DRESS GOODS in Black
and. Second Mourning, was never more complete
than now, or prices more leveret:de to porn baser%
eqnsre Thlobet Shawls,
Cashmere Square Shawls,
Luplu's Long hibbet nhawls,
Second Mourning :shawls,
English Crepe Veils, (every size,)
Grenadine " do
Pnglish Orepes,
French Crepes,
Sbronaing Cashmeres, Shrouding Flannels, Black
Bordered Handkerchies, Bilk Hosiery, Black and
Grey Gannustta, Black Gloves, (all kings,) - Black
aed Lead Colored Hosiery, Plain Black Ribbons.
a large stook of English Ore* Collars and . Miniver.
New styles of Second Booming Sleeves and Collars.
NotWidetsileing ine difficulties In securing a full
aa:ortment in this department,we are confident oar
friends and the public cannot fail to be pleased,—
For styles; make a'• .1 rater, we can Willy compete
with - any of tne larger estabilsbnients In the east
ern cities. CA ffiCaRT 8:' BROTHER;
No. '4 Market Square
Next door to the Harrisburg Bank.
W. A. OSTROM T. L CATRO4RT, Js.
11PROLSTERING - . -
Ercrsic MATTRESSES, ,__
COTTON 101) MATRESSES,
CCrITON. COMFORTS;
FRENCH CARPET /ASSAM,
CHAIR CUSHIONS,
LOUNGES, ate.,
On hand and foe sale wholesale and retail at the very
low.st rams for oath .
HAIR Min . :IAMBS and SPRING BOTTOMS
;1 , I 0 ;
SOFAS,
LOUNGES,
CHAIRS,
HAIR MATRESSIS, &o.
Repaired and made equal to new very reasonable, all at
N 0.109 Market street between Fourth and Fifth. by
mar 29 5 - VBARNITZ.
AWNINGS sewed at the, office of the
WHEELER Et WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO.,
apU-2wA Third and Mar, et *trePts.
'UNITY - BARRELS. —Two Hundred
.Empty Maur, Sugar and Wine Barrels of• all de
.o pitons and prices,
Hazrishurg Bwom Mandstotory,
TWO,. DOORS PAW 172.010.-EZ,,IN WALNUZ
ROOMS , sold *Aitreltiii land of il`2o
per cent , chenpic..6 xitt ;el4w #i""
Cal and examine ear sum.:
1--
aps-Srad , '
Jc E. PitTCE & OM
GREAT EXCITEMENT
IN State street east of tbe , CapitOl, be
tween 4th and Spruce streets. A newlager Beer
Saloon just opened, where everything in that line la ge
nerally kept, and I would respectfully solicit thapatrOn.
ve of my auwerocfs friends widiao.Ounllagene"-
Iwda D. R libiAND 7L.
OTICE.—The acco unt of CHRISTIAN
13; Mru u, Atlallnee a:Jacob taiveleh hes been
aunt in the Court ef_cosuaori PleihnLDsuphimeottikty,
and fritihelkilitioned on the 215112 4e)lof 9pd1,1861,
less OLEN be ittibirrito die 'contrary !
Warn- 1111.
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD!
FIVE TRAINS DAILY TO AND
FROM PHILADELPHIA•
The passenger trains of the ?enneylvaula Relined V
piny will depart from and arrive at Harrisburg
Philadelphia as follows
THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Harrisburg at 1.16
a. m. and arrives at Weal elphla at 6.10 a. m.
FAST LINE leaves tarrisburg at 6.20 a. M., and
arrives at . West Philadelphia at 10.06 a. m.
FAST. MAIL TRAIN leaves Harrisburg at 1.16 p. m.,
arrives at. West Philadelphia at 6.10 p. m.
These trains make close connection at Phrtadeipiiht with
the New York TAnee:.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, No. 1, lila Haat Joy,
leaves Harrisburg at 7.50 a . m., and arrives at Walt
Phi Adelina& at Jam p.
HADRIBRIIRG ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, via Colum
bia, leaves Harrisburg at 4.10 p. m., and arrives at west
. Philadelphia A 9 25 p. m.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, No. 2, via Mount Joy,
tams Harrisburg at 4.20 p. m., connecting at Diner
vino with HARRIS BUG ACCOMMODATIOci TRAIN, and
arrives at West Philadelphia at 9.25 p. m.
THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Philadelptda Li
10.45 p m., Harrisburg at 3.05 a. m., Altoona 8.05, ar•
rives at Pittsburg at 12.9.0 p. m.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Philadelphia at 7.30 a. m.,
H.rrLsburg 1.10 p. m. , Altoona, 7.05 p. m., and arrive&
at Pittsbnrg at 12.20 p.
FA% LINE leaves Philadelphia at 11.40 a. m., Ba
berg 4.05 p. m., Altoona 8.40 p. m., and arrives at Pita.
burg at 1.00 a. m.
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leavet
Philadelphia at 2.30 p. tn. Lancaster 6.05 p. m., osa.
umbta 0.40 p. m., and arrive; at Harrisburg to 8.05 p. m.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, leaves Philadelphia at 4.00;
p. m . LaneaPtPr 7.44 p. m.,Mount Joy 8.28 p. m., Eliza.
betntown, 8.48 p. m., and arrives at Harrisburg at
9.45, p.
Attention fa Called to the feet, that passengers leaving
Philadelphia at 400 p. m. , connect at Lancaster wit*
MOUNT • JOY ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, and arrive at
liarriabarg at 9.45, p.m
DAMCIEL D. YOUNG,
Sart. East. Div. Retina. 11.11 road
pl 2 6O.dtf
"One Hundred Thousand Dollars.'
THE CONSTITUTION MUST BE PRESERVED
Airs
THE SOLDIERS SUPPLIED !
THE SUBSCRIBERS have at their cora
mand ONE HIINDROD THOUSAND LKILLAIit3 worth
Of the following goods :
FLOUR, SUGAR,
CORN, COFFEE,
OATS, TEAS,
BACON, SYRUPS,
HAMS, SPICES,
PICKLED PORK, SALT,
SALT BEEP, FISH,
DRIED BEEF, TOBACCO,
BEANS, OIL,
DRIED FRUIT, &c. POTXTOES,
And all the leadingrileiee in trade for sale emu by
BBY aiIiGNICHL, Wholesale Grocers,
Maprill62we Harrisburg..
, SIGN OF THE
Glorious Star Spangled Banner I
ANOTHER SUPPLY OF WALL PAPER,
BORDEBS, acc., SPLENDID WINDOW BLIND 4 to
which we.oall the attention of our Mende, and'eordlally
invite them to examine our goods and prices.
We are determined to sell cheap. Mind the pia.
BCHEFFER'S BOORSIORS,
;sear. the Harrisburg Bridge.
apl3-tf
WORCESTER'S
ROYAL QUARTO DIOTIONARY I
THE best defining and pronouncing Dic
tionary of the Engle& language ; Also, Woroesteea
SAW. Dictionaries. Weoster's Pictorial Quarto and
Sohoof Matto:taxies for sale at
SOIEFFERi 800 TORE,
aplS-tf Near tee Harrisburg Bridge.
FARMER'S HOTEL.
THE subscriber begs leave to inform his
friends and the pntlhe teat he has taken the FARM-
Ita'd HOTEL, in Market street opposite the Post Mee,
t rmerly T. Stain's, where he is prepared to aCCDMII/4)=
data them on reasonable terms. Having refitted and
rornished - the House entirely now, he hopes by Strict at ,
tension to business, to receive a liberal share of pal%ti
age. • [apiand] B. G. PEnnS.
THERMOMETERS, Ornamental Mantle, Japanese Metal
THERMOMETERS, do do Bronzed de
TrtERMOMETERS, Distillers Tin Case, 12 inch.
TammOlitTEßB, do Brass Bound Double Sable
THERMOMETERS, Union Case, 10-12 inch. ,
THERMOMETERS, Batelle Frame, 8.10 inch.
TELERMOIDITEReI, Black Walnut Case, 10 inch.
•
THERMuIiSTERS, Tin Case, 7-8-10 inoh.
We.have init received a Ano lot or THERIMOMBtE is
of vaVons styles, nod *reselling-them low. •
KELLER'S DRUG STORE,
ap3 91 Market scree •
CITY BONDS FOR SALE.
ONE OR TWO CITY BONDS of $5
each. bearing 6 per cad. interest, being a sate
good investment. Apply to
febt-Smd W. K. MOM&
A_NEW LOT _OF
LADIES' SHOPPING & TBAVELitiG BAG
Comprising a number of new styles GEMS , and L
DIES' Money Purses and Wallets. fine assortme :
net rseeliredand fonsale at
• =WIMPS CHEAP BOOKSIORE,
61 6 Market Stroet.
• NEW -ARRANGEMENT.
CHANGE OF LOCATION
WELLLOWEWS LINE. • -
the
a old kook of cars being disposed of,
the undersigned has broke out In a new place and
tab bed a daily freight line between Philadelphia, New
York, Harrisburg and all points °nibs Northern Central,
Sunbury igglie B,nd LackaWana k Bloomsburgrallroads.
Thankfulleir,the Ilber al patronage hereteroiwwitelided
he hopea, by promptness in de leery, to retain all his old
customers end patrons All goods intended for the Use
must be deliVered'at the depot or the Philadelphia and
Rending railroad, Broad and 0 tllowhil streets, Philadel
phia. Ali goods delivered at the depot up to fivon'clock,
P. H., will reach Harrisburg next morning.
J. WALLOWER, Jr., General Agt.
mull • Reading Depot, Harrisburg.
.REMOVAL.
EE SUBSO ttil3 NIB hss removed. his
T
Pitafinxii - litb BRA 33 FoUNDRY from MtriLet
street to Fourth street aboOa Market, opposite the Bathe
church., Thankful for past patronage, be hopes, by strict
'attention to business, to merit a continuance it.
mar2tl-3m'd PAIIMML
Zoliny&ill and Susquehoxaia, Railroad
•
Company. - ,
•
, T41 1 .0. 1F; Annual Meeting and election of the
stockholders or the S !buylkili and dnagnehonos
Bs &company, as 'required by their charter, will be
iheld:edithe Continental hotel, city of Philadelphitypegb.
: sylvania,on Nkomair, Nay eth-, at 12 o'clock M., for the
, r urpcue of cbooiing a President and etc Managers to servo
?for the ensuing year, and also. for the eeaskteratiee of
,sa Elti l e d h m a t te4 g bu . silless as may pin—NOY be brought batons
FRANK 51.110ND,r
apls-3totier . srrotaw•_.
WV. 1:(101r. JR..4 CO
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
jOTICE,itt hereby given that an election
• will beheld in,the Fetond Preabyterlan church,
(Armory b nildlng on MONDAY. the eth day of 'May,
comm eating tirir foamy aid closing at a" o'clock fn the
afternoon, for thepirpoge of etecitng seven petsoos to
Bey re al Tr aMitpro tbe'lluria Free Omeeterr, mirai qie
find Monday in May, 1861, to the first Monday -Way,
184,3_ Alreigfree mahre.lored lemon of the age or It
Y iiikand.upwarder is.entaled to vote. By order of the
Board or Tralactst. - JOO. 0- 00S-TILL"
• `.•
Aiisullantons.
SUMMER TIME TABLE.
ON AND AFTNN
MONDAY, APRIL 15th, 1861,
E'AST'WARD.
WESTWARD.
THERMOMETERS !
0