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Monday Afternoon, June 10, 1861.
TO ADVERTISERS.
The circulation of the DAILY TELEGRAPH
IS FOUR TIRES LARGER than any other
daily published or circulated in this city, and
it therefore presents greater inducements for
the patronage of advertisers than is offered to
them through any other medium. Let those
who want buyers, try advertising in the TELE
GRAPH.
INDEPENDENCE DAY!
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TOWN MEETING,
A meeting of the citizens of Harrisburg will
be held at the Court House on THURSDAY
EVENING next, at 7, o'clock, to devise means
for celebrating the Fourth of July in au ap
propriate manner, and to appoint committees
to carry the plan into execution. The present
state of public feeling and the affairs of the
nation demand that the public should show
their respect for and appreciation of the senti
ments implied by a Fourth.of-July Celebration,
and hence it has been determined to make
the day in Harrisburg one which will be long
remembered. Everybody is invited to attend
this meeting and add their efforts towards the
accomplishment of the object.
CAPTAIN SIMMONS, of this city, left for Cham
brEburg to-clay to muster in for three years
such of the three month volunteers as have
determined to ealist for the first named period.
APPOINTMENT. —Mr. A. 3. Foster, of this city,
has been appointed Quartermaster Sargeant for
the twenty-fifth Pennsylvania regiment, now
stationed at the Federal capital. The. Lochiel
Greys (company F.,) belong to this regiment.
Tin UNION Assmrstr Presto, held in Haehn
len's woods, on Saturday, was well attended
and passed off pleasantly. Preparations are
in progress for similar parties during the pre
sem week. Now is the time for social gath
erings in the shady groves, " where wild flow
ers bloom and birds make music all the day."
QUIET SUNDAY.—The city unusually quiet
yesterday, presenting an aspect which should
always characterize the observance of the Sab
bath day. We observed no drunken men on
the streets, and not a single arrest was made
by the police officers. This gratifying and
creditable state or aff,tirs is owing mainly to the
effective suppression of the Sunday liquor traffic
by our city authorities.
CHANGE OF SCLIEDIILE.-A change took place
to-day in the hours of arrival and departure of
the i_ebanon Valley Railroad trains.--
The time table will be found in our ad
vertising columns. This change gives a day
light run between Harrisburg and New York,
which will be satisfactory to business men and
others who prefer the accommodations of this
train.
TsAsks.—We have received a letter (some
what too lengthy for publication) from :Lewis
Darling, Jr., F. B. Tompkins, James Kinsey
and John Hill, of Lawrenceville, Tioga county,
thanking the ladies of Harrisburg for their
kindness to the members. of Captain Holland's
company of volunteers. It will be a gratifica
tion to the ladies to know that the kind atten
tion paid to the soldiers in Camp Curtin is
properly appreciated by their friends at home.
How Dnscarcas ass PIIIIISHED. — The Court
Yartial convened at Carlisle Barracks recently,
sentenced three captured deserters to beflogged,
branded and drummed out of the service. The
sentence was executed a few days ago, when
the fellows were tied up to the gun carriages,
received thirty lashes each, and were then es
corted out of the garrison, in presence of the
entire command, to the tune of the " rogue's
march."
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SEMOLTS ACCIDENT.—This forenoon one of the
soldiers on guard at the Arsenal, belonging to
the Jersey Shore company, met with an acci
dent which may terminate fatally. It appears
that he ascended to the top of the building to
adjust a trap door, and missing his footing was
precipitated to the ground with such force as to
deprive him of sensibility. When picked up
by his comrades he seemed to be in a dying
condition. At the time of penning this item
be is still lying in an insensible state, and fears
are entertained that be will not recover.
ANorrna FLAG RAISING.—The boys connected
with the. various schools in the Lancasterian
school horse, have procured a new and beautiful
Atucrican lag, which will be flung to the breeze
at half-pas 6 o'clock next Wednesday evening,
with appropriate ceremonies. B. A. Lumber
ton, Ezq., hts consented to deliver an address
on the occasbn, and the pupils will sing the
Star Spangled Banner and other patriotic songs.
It probable that one of the pupils will also
&liver an appropriate address. The occasion
will be ore of more than ordinary interest.
STILL TIEY COME.—Three companies of the
Second USed States Infantry arrived here from
the west o - & Saturday afternoon. They were a
floe looking W I of men, and all armed with
the improver, muskets. They seemed alto
gether a j:11y s t of fellows, anxious only to do
their duty to heir country, and apparently
without a thougit for the future. A few wo
men accompaniec. \hem, but otherwise they
were unincumberd with baggage. The com
panies were destined for Chambersburg, a fact
which was not diseloted to the men until they
arrived in this city.
DEPARTURE or CAMP WAGONS.—A number
of camp wagons left the government depot in
this city yesterday morning en route for Guam
bersburg. There is still a large supply here
which will be forwarded to the same point du
ring the present week.
PATRIOTIC.-A meeting of the Mount Vernon
Hook and Ladder company will be held this
evening, to make arrangements for celebrating
the coming anniversary of American Inde
pendence. This is a commendable movement,
and we hope to see it followed up by all the
other fire companies in our city.
MAN KILLED.—A few evenings ago Mr. Hen
ry Arnsbaugh, residing four relies east of Johns
town, was killed while standing on or near the
track of the Pennsylvania Railroad. He was
struck on the back by a passing train, and
knocked off the track. In the fall or concus
sion he also received two severe cuts on the
head. When picked up life was entirely extinct.
GOOD APPOINTMENT. — The Government has
appointed Col. Thomas A. Scott, Vice President
of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, to the
rank of Colonel in the militia of the District of
Columbia, and detailed him for service as Mili
tary Superintendent of all the railroad routes
which the Government has already taken
possession of or shall take possession of here
after. i his is a most important position, and
the Secretary of War has shown much sagacity
in placing it in the hands of a competent man.
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ADJUTANT WATERBURY was in the city yester
day on a visit to his family. He makes an ex
cellent (facer, having the experience of the
Mexican campaign, through which he served
with great credit. He is exceedingly popular
with the men of his brigade, all of whom
speak of him, both as an officer and a man, in
terms of the highest commendation. The
Adjutant, in company with Lieutenant Charles
Davis, left for Chambersburg this morning.—
They expect to move in the direction of Ha.
gerstown to-morrow.
MANY CITIZENS
Foniem of Jurfc.—ln response to our appeals
in favor of a proper observance of the coming
anniversary of American independence, a call
for a town meeting next Thursday evening was
handed to us to-day, which will be found in
another column. We learn that the Mayor of
the city will be invited to preside at the meet
ing, and it is to be hoped that all our promi
nent citizens will attend and take part in the
proceedings. Let us celebrate the National
Sabbath as it has never been celebrated before
in the Capital City of the old Keystone State.
The associations clustering around the day will,
by a proper demonstration at this time, awaken
in every bosom a newer and a stronger feeling
Of love and veneration for our glorious Union.
CREDITABLE. —A friend, just returned from
Chambersburg, informs us that the first and
second regiments are generally conceded to be
among the best under General Patterson's com
mand. The men are represented to be tem
perate, orderly, gentlemanly in their deport
ment, and faithful in the discharge of a sold
dier's first duty—obedience to the commands
of their officers. We note the fact as one
creditable to this city, which is represented in
these regiments by two companies—the Came
ron and State Capital Guards. We are proud
of our " boys," and feel assured that, if af
forded an opportunity of meeting the rebels
on the battle field, they will cover themselves
with glory.
A Row IN CSMP.—A serious difficulty almost
occurred in Camp Curtin this morning, grow
ing out of a misunderstanding among the men
under command of Capt. ll'Qee. Eris company
is composed of Irish and German volunteers,
and was considered one of the best in camp,
until a tnisunderstending this morning serious
ly affected their reputation. The Germans re.
fused to turn out on parade, for a cause of per
sonal dislike to their Irish companions in arms
—and persisted in this so as to make it necessary
to place them all under arrest. The revolters
were punished by being set to bard work, one
of the very best punishments to bring a soldier
to his reason and his duty. We are sorry to
note this difficulty, as Capt. llUGee is one of
the very best officers in camp, and had high
hopes of winning great credit for his company
and himself.
Zouevn CADETS.—The name of the Harris
burg Rifles has been changed to First City
Zouave Cadets, and uniforms ordered exactly
similar in style to those of the original Chicago
ZOUELVCS. The members of this new military
corps are now practicing the Ellsworth drill,
and have already become quite proficient in it.
The Cadets will make their parade in full uni
form some time during the present month, and
are making arrangements to participate in the
Fourth of July demonstration. The company
is composed of seventy or eighty young men
between the ages of eighteen and twenty-one,
under command of Capt. D. B. Randolph
Beim. It is designed to be a permanent orga
nization, and should another requisition for
volunteers be made the Cadets will promptly
tender their services, having already an as
surance of acceptance.
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FAISE AND Assuan &MORS. —There was DO
foundation whatever for the rumor circulated
yesterday afternoon to the effect that the
Michigan regiment, which left this city yes
terday morniog, had been stopped by a band
of armed rebels SIY miles this side of Balti
more. The regiment went safely through
that city, having taken the precaution, how
ever, to stop at Cockeysville and load their
muskets, so as to be prepared for defence in
case of an attempt being made to dispute their
passage. Other rumors, equally absurd and
false, were started here yesterday, no doubt
originated by individuals with whom " the
wish was father to the thought." There are
persons in this vicinity pretending to be Union
men, who vainly attempt to conceal their grat
ification when news favorable to the rebels is
announced. " Let no such men be trusted."
They have the disposition, but lack the cour
age, to openly espouse the cause of rebellion
and treason.
thuns - pluaitialaity, Zelegraph, fitlonban 'Afternoon, June 10.
HORSES FOE WASECINGTON.—One hundred lior_
see for the army were shipped from the depot in
this city to Washington, on Saturday last.—
They were all fine looking animals, and bore
Uncle Sam's private mark.
LEGISLATIVE GUAM—One of the members
of the Legislative Guard, Henry C. Bressler,
Esq., of Clinton county, came to this city a
few days ago to report himself, according to
orders, but bas been unable to find Captain
Davis or ascertain his present whereabouts.
MORE SOLDIERS FEASTED.-A day or two ago
Captain Campbell and his men were the re
cipients of a generous supply of pies and vege
tables, from ladies of this city, who visited the
camp and presented them in person. By re
quest we tender the donors the thanks of the
company.
PROVISIONS FOR TEC& CAMERON GUARDS.—We
neglected to notice, at the proper time, the re
ception by the Cameron Guards, a day or two
previous to their leaving Cockeysville, of a
large lot of provisions, furnished by ladies of
this city. The boys highly appreciated the
kind act, and passed resolutions of thanks to
the fair donors.
hatrasioNs.— Yesterday afternoon several
persons were baptised by immersion in the Sus•
quehanna river, at Wormleysbmg opposite this
city. The solemn and impressive ceremonies,
conducted by Rev. A. X. Shoemaker, pastor of
the congregation worshiping in the Court
House, were witnessed by a large concourse of
people, many of them residents of our city.
HARRISBURG POST OFFICE.—The various mails
now close as follows :
Easr—Pennsylvania Railroad, 8:45 a. m.
(way mail); 12:15 and 9 p. m.; Columbia
Branch, 4:45 p. m. Lebanon Valley, 7:80
a. in
WEST.—Pennsylvania Railroad, 12 m., (way
mail); 8 and .9 p. m.
iqoirrE.—Northern Central Railroad, (way
mail), 1 p. m.
Solna. Northern Central Railroad, (way
mail), 12:15 and 9p. m. Dauphin and Sue
quehannah Railroad, 1:30 p. in. Cumberland
Valley Railroad, 7;30 a. m. and 1 p. in.
TECEIR CONDITION.-We have reliable inform.
tion that several members of the Cameron and
State Capital Guards are in a ragged condition
and entirely shoeless. Some ladies of this city,
who are always prompt to relieve the distress
of our suffering volunteers, are making ar
rangements to forward to the officers of the
above-named companies a number of pairs of
stout home-made shoes, Articles of this kind
prove very acceptable to the soldiers, and add
much more to their comfort than whole boxes
of pies and sweet cakes. We commend the
suggestion to the consideration of our lady
readers.
TROOPS Comm.—About forty cars, loaded
with troops from Washington, en route for
Chambersburg, will reach Harrisburg this af
ternoon. Among these is the battery, horses,
wagons and camp equipage of the Rhode Island
Artillery Regiment, Colonel Burnside, The
battery consists of six pieces, with caissons.—
The pieces are General James' rifled cannon,
and are the most effective known in the ser-
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The same train will also bring the eleventh
Pennsylvania regiment, destined for the same
point, having been relieved of railroad duty by
the regiment recently stationed in Delaware.
ARRIVAL OF THE SECOND MICHIGAN REGIMENT.
On Saturday afternoon, at three o'clock, in a
special train from the west, the Second Michigan
Regiment arrived here en route for Washington.
The Regiment consists of ten companies, one
hundred and eight men to each company, mak
ing in all one thousand and eighty as soldierly,
orderly and attractive a set of men as ever
shouldered a musket. They go into service
under the three year re.luisition. J. P. Rich
ardson, the Colonel in command, is a native
of Vermont, but has resided in Michigan
many years. Re is an officer of great experi
ence, having done service in the Mexican war,
where he distinguished himself in several
battles as a Captain.
One of the features of this Regiment is the
organization of a corps of thirty vivandeers,
giving three to each company. This corps is
composed mostly of married ladies—and all of
them presented as much beauty and real wo
manly grace as would be found among any
thirty other ladies from any of the States in
the Union. The regiment left yesterday at ten
o'clock, by the Northern Central Railroad, for
Washington.
Love AND Duns.—However we may change
the condition and position of man, there is no
changing his devotion'to "fair woman." Last
night we witnessed an instance of this, illus
trated in the arrest of a soldier who was un
fortunately absent without authority, although
he was not engaged in any particular violation
of martial duty, unless gazing into a pair. of
soft eyes and holding a softer hand can be con
strued into such an offence. Capt. Rickets
(than whom there is none more brave or gal
lant) was scouring the city last night in quest
of stragglers—and while passing along Second
street, with slow and measured tread, the bay
onets of the guard faintly glimmering in the
darkness of a quiet Sunday night, he was pass
ed by a soldier, arm in arm with some loving
lass, until that very moment unconscious of
the danger into which Cupid and Mars were
leading them both. Instantly the slow march
of the lovers was changed to a quick step, while
the hard-hearted Captain ;:was heard to give
the order, " double-quick time," and in an
instant the soldier and his gal were overtaken,
the lass covered with blushes and tae soldier
filled with trepidation and alarm. "Show
your pass," was the stern request of the Cap
tain. " I have none," tremblingly replied the
soldier. "Guard, secure your prisoner," was
the prompt order of the Captain, and with
"Madame, good night," and "forward march,"
Captain Rickets, the guard and their prisoner,
were soon lost in the darkness, while the for
saken and forlorn lady left as hurriedly, con
Tinced that there is many a slip between lover's
cup and lover's lips.
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CHARGED WITH TREASON.-A warrant was is•
sued yesterday by Alderman Kline, on the
oath of Hugh McDonald, of the Elk Rifles,
against Captain J. Oscar Lorain, of the Wash
ington Cadets, of Clearfield county, charged
with uttering treasonable sentiments. A hear
ing of the case has not yet taken place.
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THE TIRED BRIGADE, composed of the seventh,
eighth and tenth regiments and the Scott
Legion, under command of Brigadier General
Williams, of this city, whose departure from
Chambersburg we have already noticed, are
now encamped near Greencastle. The Cham
bersburg Depositor and Transcript, in noticing the
march of this brigade, speaks of the officers
and men in highly complimentary terms. We
quote as follows :
The Brigadier Gen. and Staff of this Brigade,
and the field officers of the 7th, Bth and 101 h,
are gentlemen every one of them. Their de
pertinent has won for them the esteem of all
classes of our citizens. There will be general
regret at the departure of the Third Brigade,
Pennsylvania Volunteers. The respect fur the
sanctity of the Sabbath which was manifested
by General Williams during his protracted so
journ in our midst—promptly checking any
thing like a desecration of that day by the sol
diers under him—has won upon the regard of
the christian portion of our community to
very large degree. Wherever the third bri
gade goes, the good wishes of the people of
Chambersburg will follow it. We are pleased
to learn that Brig. Gen. Williams has named
his new camp, near Greencastle, " Meredith,"
after the new Attorney General of this State.
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NOTICE. —.I.SAAO S. WATERBERRY, Did to Gen,
E. C. Williams, from Camp Slifer, was in town
yesterday, paying a flying visit to his family.
The Col. looks gay and every inch the soldier,
speaks cheerfully and confident, and thinks the
Secession troops would be well satisfied to have
the privilege of buying their goods at the cheap
cash store of Ifmcn. Sz, BOWMAN .
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NEW GOODS FE.031 New YOEff. AIICTION.-50
pieces of Grey Goods at 10, 121 and 20 cts.
100 dozen Linen Pocket Handkerchiefs for 3,
5 and 6 cts. 10 pieces Lavella Cloth for 7 cts.
25 dozen Linou Pocket Handkerchiefs for 121,
worth 25 cts. Splendid Mohair Mitts at 31 and
37 eta. 15 dozen towels at 121 cents a towel.—
Linen Sleeves and Collars at 25 cts. 50 dozen
Sun Umbrellas and Parasols cheap. 100 pieces
of the best Calico ever sold for 6f cts. 50
nieces Broche Bordering very cheap. A large
lot of bleached and unbleached Muslin. Now
is the time to buy bargains. Util at S. Laws's,
Rhoad's old corner.
A CuItRFi,,PONDEST of the Siecle Paris, tai
Eove:r.ment organ of France writes ;rum Tanis, Algiers,
"Our college of Philosophers at borne, may, and pro
bably do ace- mplish a great deal for the cause o; seiene.
but tee Americans are the pinple LO tura she o discover
ies to practical account.
,Many of the modern luvention,
in use here 'are 'American and m.e American caeruht,
Dr. 3. C ,ATER, of Lowe''], sappiles much of the medicinc
consumed is this country. His Cherry Pectoral, i
S. , .r.mpatilla and Ague Cure constitute the staple reme
(he; here. because illey are of easy application, sure C
their results, and have the confidence of the people.
While the science of Medicine is carried to a n,;IL sr per
feCtion in mr own country (France) :IMES any' OSber,
Stri.Zes a Frenchman as a little si Datil .r teat as Americas
Physiclen should tarnish the inectresi slat :tad rtmedie
for our Principal Province.
We arc happy to inform cur readers that these .ape
tier raedicinea which tee Emperor's Principal Province i
obliged to get from America may be bad ny our neigh
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condition, as they are sur , to arklace. .isca , iiage, ace
the proprietor assumes no re_spoesibility atter tail
ninon, althouga their mildness would prevent any as.
chin', to health—OnterWise the Pills are rectinuneadea
Full and explicit directions accompany each box. Fries
ill 00 per box. cold wholesale sits retail by
I.I.9MaLEE. A. BANK ',TAM, Druggist,
No. 2 Jones Row, Harrisburg, Pa,
"Ladies," by se , :cnng ;um $2. 00 10 the H ,riisnufu
Post Once, sae he.ve Ltls Ils sent tree of observation to
any part oi the country (confidentially) and "free 0. pet. ,
Loge" by mail. Sold aso by h. S. 6Tii.vENS, &BAIL,
ilkluklwAY t Cownea, Vtilludelflla., J. L. Lam.
ran-tGER, Lebanon, ii.!,IVIEL itEirsrtp, Lancaster; .1. A
Viols, *rights:lce ; H. T. !Alum, York ; and by c - n,
,liuggh,t ev , ry eC.y and village 111310 a, hEd b
r, ii, 110105, pie proprietor, New Yors.
N. !;—Look out tor counterlott,. icy ..1,)
of any Had unless every bus to sigueu A.
others are a base imposition and tbere;ore, a,
you value your lives .nd health, (to st.y notinu4- of be
leg humbugged out of your InJnby.) fuy Duly of thus,
who snol.o the siimature of D. Howe cu e , :Try bus
slush has reCe, , lly been a:irled 01 the ilk.
beito; eyouterieiteu
it 17
R . CIIEESkt A L. ' .L
Pmparttil by Cornelius L. ;Dilet.. - -seinan,
Ew YOB,K CITY.
, 11111li couabiliat,ion of ingredients in
als are the result of along and eXletiSiVe praC. s..
'Lucy are mild In their operation, and certain in corroc,r,lll,
oil Irregularities, 1 - Anatul Menstruations, removicg olt
-traono.o..e, whether frown zeta or otnuroaF.,.,
:join in Lilo site, palpitation. Cl the all net
ionsa`oci , ;"Stefiet , , thu oa,:i;
cl.Litorbed clump , sslion arise
II 110.21 e.
'L; I.lAgi“..Ef) i_,..i.T.i.
Clieeseinan's in7Etiur,ble, se -
.fit molltZly penoti wain regal° .
~een disappointed in the ase of sailer can place the
utmost confidence Citce=t•rrait's Ptifd doitt:; all that
rer,PNiord to do,
Zrosre is on ObnciiZnln v.: r. 501 the
?ids
RE.;....q.'1.
Ar GI,. Ttit.
eiltitraCy C tAe. mettn:ine, i futzctions to a
etnldttion, .Cut thc 17014 , ....7.. at
•Icitrire riSitt it.
•Ari-sr.?ated. puTly Tcgalb!e, ran Crceazi3llllra
&11.111 r .(111Q, . 1 1,111 , 1;.. it lliretiii.)l2.l, Sloan ac,
1 hi rn, COl:Nfirll3"3
EMI
b^
`44;gleair. eve:ey wyra in the iTtit.:4
. It.
General Ibr OnitedEtatsr ;
ElnAdway, New
El? C.:id , •
/0 st, , ,,in 4111 ITI:c1:1G ...f.. org ,
. - 401 , 1 in ;" tr.: .
ri,:7'2.ct.d.av:-Iy
NO IMPOSITION
REVOLVEdiS AT COST TO SOLI)IERS
Gold and :idver Siam, Kaglei, Boodles, - Lane and
Trimmings aiVl:Ly.t• ref Ett;e. Also, EL large u,surtment
LAG::: at TIMM'S AUCTION 2-TORE,
an 47 ,t , ecoue above I% e.lnet Etreets.
1.2.EM0V
it: 61)8SC:7:LB Zilt has removed. his
P/_I.I.;IBiNG AND ;31U.-33 )ONEniY trod Market
=an: to ‘...111.:1 tro2t Opp.; iit P.,:be
Obarcii. Tb;L:,lcrul for 111.34 bopas, by strict
itteuti.3n t 0 bui,lue..3 2 to merit a •aucilintia.uce Of it.
marlf,-3not PI.II.I{HIL .
Harrisburg Broom Manufactory,
'J ST., tiV IFALriir UT
and retail 20
han. can I), tr - ....(1 elsewhere.—
Cab . stock,
ALDERM AN.
HENRY PEFFER.
OFFICE—THIRD STREET, (SHELL'S ROW,)
/NEAR MARKET.
Residence, Chestnut street near Fourth.
CITY OF ILUIRIZIWRG, FENN'A.
1117 12 .dtl
FiZENCET MU6TARD, Euglish and do
mestic Pickles, (by the dozen hundred,) supe
r:o: Palad Uhl, Ketchup, sauces and Condiments of ertr:
my 2& WM 'ANA. &
W ORCEZTER.'S
ROYAL QUARTO DICTIONARY
cliE best clernnug and pronouncing Die
tionary of the Ettgliga Imago:tad ; Also, Warre,:.,ll.',
citmd Diatirmarioz. Weoz.ter's Pietorici Quarta and
- a:1,0 4A Du:um:arias fdr sate at
SCLIXEVErI I Ii BOONSTOF.F.,
tne Flarrtaburg Brulge.
HENRY C. SHAFFER,
'tAPEE , FLINGER, Front street, second
door above Woiuct street. All orders pluactually
attended to.
215 P Papyr bung for if, cents per roll or *le, All
wort warranted, tny9-dtf
CLARET IV
• • 0 CASES CLARET WINE, just re
ceived, Elba lor sal,. by
JOIIN II ZIEGLER,
73 Itarxet
KM
al BUILDING- LOT, situate in West Ekr
i_u „ t? ro , '• "0 lul
J „, J. •
161 ice:, mora Jrk!is, aiv
a 20 (OIL y, ad.
y .1.
i
ol l:o rn r g pa o r n t: c c , n , L: r t , t l e ,n t q li , e ,ir
0,
6:211.1;: lla at
Illy S. IS6I. =VG
FREIGHT REDUCED
HOWARD & HOPE EXPRESS CO,
Short and Quick Route to and from
EW Y
GOODS ORDERED IN THE MORNING RE
TURNED THE SAME NIGHT.
LqPIVZ. , New York at 7% P. :11, by Fast Through Fa:-
pr.r.9.s Troia, arriving in tiarrisbarg at 3 A. I'4
if r / TllOO7 CH.42, 7 0E 01 CARS.
Order Goods, marked
via. HOPE EXPRESS CO .)
General dace, 74 Broadway, New York.
Branch ' '° 412
412 "
For further inferraation 'awake of
myl6 GEORGE, 13.ERM ;. 011 t;
ty9 dimly
CATHCART'S,
\ - oz.t tit' Flarr,hitrz Hank
N C t' L
.T. & Co
FOli 8 ALE !
Cutts aE oZrailet grangpartatiati
: , :orthern Central Railway I
~
•rte
Tat
OT 10E.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
THEME TEARI9D3TLY TO A.Z.I) FOWL
BALTIMORE
LND AFTER SUNDAY, JUNE 9th,
C:1 , 3 Passenger Trains of the Norther*, Centred (tail.
why ui•l lea - re Harrisburg and Baltimore as follows
GOING 600 UTILI.
%TAIL TEA:NWI leave Harrisburg at 1 20 P. N.
EXPRESS" " " ft 3.00 A. M.
ELABELBURG ACCOMMODATION 930 “
RETURNING.
4;_11, TRAIN will leave Baltimore at
ENI`P.FS,'",..' TRAIN
11A3BISBUEG ACCOMIODATION
01 iN ORTEI.
MAIL TRAIM. leaves Harrisburg at
IMPRHS 6t (6
The only train %drinks' Harrisburg on Sunday will be
%ha Express, SJuth, at 3.0 D A. M., and. Express, North,
at 815 P. 14.
e further laformation apply at the Office, to Peun'a
Depeo.
11lay :M. Le:6l.-4J
-- 1 1 A 5r I
11111 L A R0U....
=llll'
*Om:v:s' - •
THREE TRAINS DAILY TO NEW YORK.
TWO TRAINS DAILY TO
WITHOUT CHANGE OF OARS.
JN AND AFTER 'MONDAY, JUNE 10,
3861, the Pansyni_:cr Trains will leave the pbllansi..
aoa an, Readng Railroad irepot, at Harilaburg, f,.e New
York - and Phi.ailelpr.ia, as follows, viz :
EASTWARD.
EXPRESS LINE leaves Harrisburg at 930 a.m., on ar
rival Penns:. mania Railroad Express Train from the
West, arriving in New York at 4 p. m. A sleeping car
:s attached to the train through from Pittsburg without
..hanae.
NAIL TRAIN leaves Ha rrisburg at 8 a. at.. arrlvlng b
Nov , York at 4p. m an Philadelphia at 1.20 p. m.
FAST LINE leaves Harrisburg atllo4o p. m , on arrival
Pennsylvania Railroad Fast Mail, arriving in New
York at 9.45 p. at., and Philadelphia at 6.40 p. m.
WESTWARD.
FAST LINE Paves New Yore at 6 a. m., and Philadel
p:iia =t 8 a. m., arriving at Harrisburg at 1 p. m.
TRaiN leaves ,New York at 12 00 noon, and Phil
, tdeiphia 3. 15 p. m., arriving at Harrisburg at 8 p.m.
EXPRESS LINE leaves New York at 8 p. m., aryl
/rine at. Harrisburg at 2 2.0 a. m., and connecting with .the
?suisylvailia Express Train for Pittsburg. A sleeping
car is also attached to this rain.
Connections are made at Harrisburg with trains °tithe
Pennsylvania, Nortnern Central and tannnerlaad Valley
Railroads, and at Reading for Philadelphia, Pottsville,
Nii r liKei.biarce, Allentown, Easton, Am.
Baggage cheeicel through. Fare between New York
and. Hai riinurai^„ 25 00; betavem Harrisburg and Phila
delphia, 03 25 en no. 1 ears, and 82 30 in No. 2.
liar tickets or other Information apjly to
J. J. CLYDE,
myl.s General Agent, Harrisburg.
',7ANSItiLVANIA RAIL ROAD;
SUMM ER. TIME TABLE.
:I~zh`a`;l~l~tuh~
-= - IVE TRAINS DAILY TO . AND
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
ON AND AFTER
MONDAY, JUNE 10th,, .1851,
Pae rz.esenger iraina of the Penneylyanla Railroad Cora.
enny der..;_rt from and arriTo at Rarrinhurg ano
l'hilacieltihin RC fanOWIS
EASTWARD.
leaves Harrisburg every morning (except
Monday) at 115 a, at., and arrives at West Philadelphia
at 5.10 a. m.
TERutt4,33 'MIEN loaves Earrisburg daily
Tr., 9.20 a. m., ,tlO v.rilves at West Philtedelptda at 1.16
P. m.
'TRAN leaves. Harrisburg daily (except-Sun
day) at 5.15 p. n, and arrives at West Philadelphia at
10,15 p. m.
These traiha make close oommetior., at Philadelphia with
:ma Now York Lines,
ACCOMMODATION TRAM, No. 1, via Blount Joy,
leaves Harrisburg at 7.00 a. m., and arrives at West
Philadelphia at 12.00 noon.
iI.IIIRE , RURG ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, via Cobun.
bia, leaves Harrisburg at 1.10 p. in., and arrives at .Weet
Philadelphia at 6 26 p. m.
ACOONIMODATION TRAIN, No. 2, vla Mount Joy,
ieaves Harrisburg at 5.15 p. in., connecting at Hiller
v.iie with MAIL 111111 q, and arrives at West Philadel
phia at 10.15 p. m.
WESTWARD.
I.HROCGH .EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Philadelphia at
10.20 o m., Harrisburg at 2.05 a. m., Altoona 1.30, a.
m., and arrives at Pittsburg at 12.00 noon
MAIL. TRAIN leaves Philadelphia at 7.30 a, m.,
H.nrisburg 1.00 p. in., Altoona, 6,50 p. m., and arrives
at Pittsburg at 10.00 midnight.
I'Azr 1.1o;il,' leaves Philadelphia at 11.20 a, in., Harris—
nurg 3.35 p. m., Altoona 1.10 p. in., and arrives at Pitts
burg at 12 30 a.
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves
?bilideiplint at 2.33 p. tn., Lancaster 6.03 p. 133 .2 Col
umbia 6.45 p. m., and arrives. at Harrisburg. It 13.05 p. aL
This Train connects at Harrisburg, at 8 . 05 p. In., with
Northein Central Pailroad Ttam for Sunbury, William...,
port, Loa.- Haven, Scranton and all points Northi: -
ACCOMIIODATIONTRAIN, leaves Philadelphia at 4.00
p Lanemter 7.50 p. in., Mount Joy 8.21 p. m Eliza
,—..,towa, 8.37 p. m., and arrives at Harrisburg at
9.30 p. m.
Attention la called to the fact, that passengera leaving
ebiladelphia at 4 00 IL in., connect at lancaeter with
11011&T JOY. A.CCOMIWDATION TRAIN, and arrive at
Efaxri6burg at 9.8 a, p. re.
SAIWEL D. YOtNG,
Surd. haat. Dlv. Penna. Railroad
Itirrisburg, June 7, 1851.—cltf.
PHIL &DELPHIA
NEW • ' ''4. - ` , --*.-
-..,•,•
0 , •-k - _
~.1 - i _ _•.._'•- . .4 BONNET -A iIY -.
s as: d r L t t m: ::
'--- - ~ . ...- 8 .- Oil SlCalf, . 'ft_
--...: ,---.; •
• - i•'•- . HA S ol' • . r.; IN n D
~...- • 11 , .. -
, WITH
t A h . e F s ß e : en
.rom il,a Plalauclphia and tier. York him ; fashionable
i'L.,:iitii.;:lt'jie,killa'atlitia7t:eto:t:l(e'tdielVai'fr'e.hindt4ttruiS4agtattablishments w in i x ,
MRS. A. B. BICSta. — RTON,
formerly' A. B. Carpenter, sign of the two Golden
Eagles, drat bonnet store front the Harrisburg Bridge.
lb .:.rl9-3md
SCHEFFER S S BOOK STORE.
(NEAR TELE HARRISBURG BRIDGE„)-_.
UNION ENVELOPES.
...t k TUTt; PAPER, at six different, tpasigna,
printed in two colors, sold by the thousand and
by the ream at City Cash prices.
Also, flags, Unl,n breast :ins, Eagles, Union Rings
and Badges at very low prices. Call av
myB SCHEE' tilgEt'S BOOKSTORE.
A QUANTITY of Bags, Checks sod-Ging
hams fcr sale by the dozen ankplece, cheap tor
C. 401, at the DAUPBIN COUNTY PRISON. my33lb.
BAccmccao May 8,186 L,
. 8.15 A, HI
3 30 P. lli
8.00 P. RI
...:1.15 P.M
A. C. scaNELL. Aim