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1,,,Vjj„!.; i)or
lila LAW OP mawseAras.
oriks the discontinuance of their new,-
iiolitisher may continue to seed them until
• are paid,
neglect , Or rftuse tO take them nowspa.
• %Iwo to which they are directed, they ore
in inuntil they hay" sett on ho And ordered
ftliscellantims
STEAM WEEKLY
BETWEEN NEW YORK
AND LIVERPOOL ,
ANillts74l AND EMBARKING PAS
SEDitifiltB at QIIEESSTOWN, (Ireland.) She laver.
t. 1W York and Philadelphia Eiteatrisilip company
mend despatching their full powered Clyde-built Ir
Slearoshipa is folioed :
FIINA, Saturday, let Jane ; EDINBURGH, Saturday,
Stb J OW; CITY OF WASHINGTON. Saturday, 15th June;
and every Saturday, at Noon, from Pier 44, North
MUT'.
RATM 01 PASIOR.
FIIVT 11%% ...... .$75 SF ENRAGE.— .. —SW 00
do tc Le 0.1 .10 ... .4.80 00 I do to 10ni0a..133 00
Sverige lictura Tickets, good for Sin H0ntb5......60 00
Fsseeogerg fnrwarde yr PariS. iieirre,
13tented, KetturtiAtu, AnlArerp, ato., retaueti throUeb
gri—lereocs wieldez tellitettheir Wends can buy
;Icitela 11: re We timinillag es, to New York ; 4403 r.
Tihr; qi4er -; nfr stria, 375, SB5 and $lO5.
t•toerago trym LlV.3epoot $lO 00 irom Quoenstown,
830 Ma
'fbe-e Ellearaeri have Foperior acceminadationt for
pasiefig,rB, aui -amp esproneuce , l Sur.feons. Titer, are
built tir.c ti,eOt ;cat 3....,t1033, and tom) Patent Fire
Anal7~iePJi? ea inntrtl. For further tnrormation apply
at tn.. I dC4d. JNO. G. DALE, Agent,
ea:1:7.41 lb Broadway, New Fork.
Ur C. 0. Zimmerman, Agent, Ilarrtsbnrg.
gU Work Promised in One Week
;•,`.•
• wtt
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O. 46 .
PEN:NSYLVANI4II,
STEAM DYXI2III ESTARLISHMEST,
104 Market Street between 4th and 5t it,
HARIISBUII4, PA.,
VvilEftE every description of Ladies'
and Gentlemen' Garments, Piece Goode, &0., are
Jied, Cleansed and finished ja the beet manner and at
Ktrortaat npllce DODGE & CO.,
Nova-Omar Pyoorietort
ST. LOUIS HOTEL,
CHESTNUT ST., ABOVE THIRD,
PHILADELPHIA.
TN the lunnodiate neighborhood of the
Jobbing Rouses on , Market, and Chestnut
lrietS, the Banks, Poet Oillee, iterchante Exchange,
&o.
NM NOTE ON TM
&MI:RICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN.
trt .4D PER DAY,— $1.50.
DiOtter betwoon 1 and 3 o'clock, 50 cents. Slagle
r 0.) in kern 60 cents upward.
A &Aromas Restaurant attached. Prices according to
gas ul faro.
Ibe cpp Cara tako Passengers from any Station to or
close to thil uotel.
a.rEngiab, irenob, German and Spanish spoken.
e;1. 3m I •
REDITOTION IN PRICES I
Plain and Figured.
06.0E1WrItt.A., Plain and Figured.
ALI, WUOL Iir.LAINV3, Extra Styles and Quality.
111100 A LONe ;;I:tAtitLS, different prices.
YIN h: STOM OF "HAREM` 1114AW1LS.
The prlcad lit alt Cie above Goode, on examination, will
be found "mwer then ever,t , at
CATHCART'S,
Next door to the Ilartiaburg Bent.
FRESH ARRIVAL
OF
Biteceirr, Rciate,
SAW, Glum
EIO MONT, 'RRAILER Coax,
&ma Put., lisittxr,
MARROW FAT Buss,
Whets Pius, &c .
Jot received and for Yale at the &owes? cum rumps.
WSI. DOCK JR. & OU.
eII"MIJI,X3EISS.
QUINCE, PEAR,
CUIUtANT, PEACH,
APPLE, BLACKBERRY,
ORANGE, RASPBERRY.
Just rammed from New York and warranted ma.
nue [feb2ol Wm. DOCK, Jr., &Co.
JOHN B. OMITS'S
BOOT & SHOE STORE,
CORNER SECOND AND WALNUT STS.,
Harrisburg, Pa.
ALWAYS on band a large assortment of
BOOTS, SIMS, OAITEP.S, &c., of the very best
stuitatts for ladies, gentlemen, and children' wear.—
Prices to snit the times. All kinds of WORK RADE TO
MR.( to the best style by superior workmen
REP MING done at abort notice.
octio.otf 3013 S B. SMITH, Harrisburg,
DENTISTRY.
R. GEO. W. STINE, graduate of the
lidsitimore Dellege of Dental Surgery, having perms
foully loomed in thie city 01 Ihrrlatturg and taxon the
oWce formerly occupied uy Dr. Hergas„on Third street,
between Marizet end Walnut, respectfully Inliorms his
friends and the public in general, that he is prepared to
perform all operations in the Dental prolesslon either
surgical or ineehenical, la a manner that shalt hot be
seri 'abed by operniere la this or any other city. Hui
mode of Inserting artulcial teeth is Upt,ll the latest t in
proved salentitie principles.
Teeth ' , from one to . a full set, mutated on floe Hold, :sil
ver, Plating plates or the Vulcanite Rase.
1 taco groat pleasure In recommending the above gen-
Hemel) to all my forma pittiente of Harrisburg and vi
cinity, sail feel confident that he will perform all opera
tions la a Mantua manner, from my unewieage of LIM
ability. Lins34.ltf F. J.S. GORGAB, D. D. 8.
FLAGS 1 FLAGS 11
IVOTE PAPER AND ENVELOPES with
Natddial deeigna, LETTER PAPER with a view of
taninty of Muria printed and for sale at
SOMMER'S BOOKSTORE,
Near she Harrisburg Bridge.
RUSK *UPHOLSTERING.
:A ATTHE&SEs,
COrION TOP hIATRESSES,
COTTON COMFORTS,
FRENCH CARPET HASSACKS,
CHAIR CUSHIONS,
LOUNGES, &c.
On tetrei and livable wholesale tad retail at the very
lowietr.des lor cash.
HAIR lIATRASSES and SPRING BOTTems
MADE TO ORDKR.
SOFAS,
LOUNGES,
CHAIRS,
HATRESSES &
Reeaired and made equal to new lß
very MA
reasonable, , c.
all a
N ).It9 Market street, between Fourth and Fifth, by
inartll J.T. BARNITZ.
NEW COAL OFFICE.
tTRE UNDERSIGNED having entered in
m Me
COAL TRADE in this city, would respectfully
Match the patzeeage of the citizens. i will keep On hand
Coal et AU 102eA, from the most celebrated and approved
Maw. which wal be delivered to any part of the city,
free from dirt mid other impurities. Fru WZIOOT
43 " 84 /MD. Coal. Fos ails NT TOD BOAT LOAD, (WI
Lam,
Oox trams .err Pencils purchasing by the Bost
r Car Load wig receive 3,240 pounds to the Ton.
Othcel4o.l4 Market street, second door from Dowber
iy alley. Yard on the Canal, loot of North./pest. Or
itelw &Wi
17dlt eMes phial reoadvx
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VOL. XV.
DR JOHNSON
13 ALLTX lidL4C3 'EL333I
LOCK HOSPITAL
11AS discovered the moat certain, speed)
arid effectual remedy in the WOrld lbr
are Out. VITMINANIND, OR NO CILAIIIIM, IN runt ON] TO
Weakness of the Back or Limbs;filtriaturos, Pains to
Hie Loins, Affections of the Kidneys and Bladder, Organic
Weakness, Nervous Debility, Decay of thePhyste I Pow
ers, Dyspoptiks languor, Low Spirits, Oonfusion of dews,
Mit Bathes of the Heart, timidity Tremidings, Baum=
of Slab: or Giddiness, Briease of the Btomee)3o.lleiltesae
of tae Heat, l'broas, Mee or Skin—tbose .erritito
dere arising . . from the Indiscretion or Solitary Habits td
Yunth—tboie dreadful and destructive praotleee which
produce constitutional • debility, tender marriage Impos
sible, and destroy both body and mind. -
YOUNG MIIN.
Young men especially who have become the victims of
solitary Vice, that dreatlibl and destrucfte habil which
annually sweeps to an untimely grave thousands, of
young men of the most exalted talent and brilliant=
lest, who might otherwise have °Wended
Senates with the thunders of eleenence, or waked to ec.
taay the living lyre, may call nth full confidence.
MARRIAGE.; '
Merriest persons, or those contemplating marais"
lag aware of physical weakness, should Isamediatoty
suit Dr. J, and be restored to perfect health.
He who places himself under the care of Dr.
religiously conide in his honor as a gentleman, Mid'
fidently rely upon his skill as a physician.
. .
;q -Office No. 7 lonth Frederick street, !Baltiumarev
Md., on the loft hand side going from Baltimore stresio
T or
doors from the corner. Be particular in °beer Use
name or number, or you will mistake the plane.
Router for Ignarent,T
_rpting Quarks, with fithl° hit k Of
or Paltry Humbug (To , attracted by the reputa
tion of Dr. Johnson, I ark near. .
All letters must contain a Postage Stamp, to use on the
reply.
pa...JOHNSTON.
Dr. Johnson member of the Royal College of Sur
London, graduate from one of the meat eminent
of the United antes, and the greatest part pt whose
has been spent In the Bospltabi of London, Paris, phi*
deiphie and elsewhere, has effected some of the most as,
touishing auras that were ever known. Manytroabled'
with ringing in the ears and head whennsleep, greatonevi
vousnani, being alarmed it sudden sounds, bashfulness,'
with frequent blushing, attended somethttes with derange,
meet of mind were cured immediately,
Dr. J. addresses all those who having Injured OM"
sejves by private and improper indulgencies, that aeon *
eat solitary habit which ruins both body and mind, tui•
fitting them for either buslneasor society.
Thee... are setae of ti m sad and melancholy selects pro,
dticeo oy early habits of .youth, viz : Wooknosa of the
IS
Back and Limbs, Pains in the Dimness of 16 4 1,
test or Muscular PoWer, PamitMteu of the loom,
male, Nervous Irritability Derangement of th 6 Diges vs
Functions, General Debility, Symptoms of Osnanntp•
lion, ate.
MENTALLY:
ShOISALLi t the fearful effects on the rated ars Mush in .
be dreaded :—Loos of inemory, Omittuilon of Ideas, D.
pression of Spirits, Evil Soren*,Slugs, Aversion taboo*.
belftllstrnst, Love of Solitude, Timidity, ace., era some .
of the evil effects.
Ttiousawat ot person or all ages, Gan now Nays
LB the cause (4 their decline In health, losing their Vtgor,
becoming weak., pale, nervous and emaciated, have • •
singular amustrauee about the eyes, cough, aid imp
ala of consumption.
YOUNG MIN
who have Injured themselves by a certain practice, In
doired In whim alone—a. habit frequently learned Cram
evil zompanions, or at school, the sabots of which are
'Lightly felt, even When asleep, and if not cured; renders
marriage Impossible, and destroy' both mind aid body,
should apply immediately.
What a pity that a young man, the hopes of bls eons.
try, the darling of his parents, should be snatched Irons
all prospects and enjoyments o f lite by the oonsequences
of deviating from the pub or nature, and Intlarglim fn a
certain secret habit. du lb persons must, before ow=
plating . .
MARRIAGE,
erect that a sound mind and body arte,the most decimal"
requisites to promote connubial happiness. Indeed
without these, the journey through life becomes a weary
pilgrimagg the prospect hourly darkens to the view;the
mind becomes shadowed with despair, and Ailed with the
melancholy redaction that the happiness of wither be.
conies blighted with our own.
DR. JOHNSON'S INVIOQRATiNQ REMEDY 11011 02
By this great and Important remedy, Weakness of ikt
Organs are speedily cared, and full vlgor restored.
bousanda of the mast nervous slid debilitated avhs
earl lost all hope, hare been Immintlately relieved: All
impaihnots to Marriage, Physical or Mental Ikeqlsalia ,
cation, Nervous, Tremenng, Weakness or Schanation or
the most feerMicted, speedily eared. '
The many thousands cured atthis Instlntim within the
last twelve years, and the amorous important Eargical
operations performed by Dr. J. witnessed by' the re •
porters of the pacers, and mint other persons, Mims at
which have appeared again and agile' bettor, the pubUe,
besides Ms standisig as a pentiessass or character `dad re
rponsibitity, Is a eMMent guarantee to the afflicted.
ONUSES or IMUDENCa—Whea the misguided
and imprudent votary ofa ie ltud wil tLft Mtdd he has imbibed
the seeds of this patent* It Marten happens that
an ill-timed sense of shame or of discovery deters
dm from applying to Limo who, from education and re.
speembility can Mona isidriond Mtn, dehiylng the con•
m
eotional symptoms Ot thIS horrid &lease make their
appearance, effecting the head, tracea, Leese, skin, an,
progressing on with frightful rapidity, 11111 death puts a
period to his dreadful sufferings b h y sanding him to /that.
Imre* from whence so traveler returns. ' It Is a mei
tucholy fact that thousands tall victims to this terrible
disease, owing to the unskilfulness of Ijjuarant pretend
ers, who, by the use of that deadly pCsestsl%,wlivraury, rata
the constitution and make the regdue ofHie miserable.
To eso.a.vorts.—Tho Doctors Dtplemma Nun In
°Moo.
in-Letters must *Wale a /Ramp locus of the rept'''.
,p -Remedies sent by Mall.
a-No. 7 South Frederick street, neithacce
apri&dawly
1861. 3D OPENING, 3D OPENING 1861.
ur
SUMMER DRESS GOODS
01 MILT Dill="11103.
The qualty of the goods thr the prise will be an biduen.
meat to every one to purchase.
The meat desirable goods of the season at a great 444.•
dace.
MOZAMBIQUES,
GRISSALIAS,
VALRNCIAS,
CREPE D'ESPANGS,
BEREGE ANGLAIS,
BROCADE POPLINS,
NEAPOLITANS.
LAWNS and LATELLM
are among the lie
CATHCART & BROTH:IR.
Next door to the Harrisburg Bank.
sir - ET:ETON SKIM: •
at The largest stook of the very boat make to be tband
CATHCART'S,
ext door to the Harrisburg Bank.
Parasols, Suu Umbrellas- and Wefts
Twenty-pee per cent lower than can be Fardiallid
elsewhere in the city.
, CATHCART & OBOTHER.
my 6 Next t0 N0.14, Market' Square,
the Harrisburg Bank.
HAMS.—Three Hundred 'Extra Styx
cared Hama jam rewired by
WY. DOGY ITY.4 I ‘ 00 `• •
"INDEPENDENT IN A
inieuttaneons
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
RXILIC7 nv lii TO TIMM liOrßa.
Nd MierOClrr or NOXIOUS Drugs
Two Thin. -se
ORGANIC WEAKII.I=
immediately c•-erefi and full viper reared.
TABS PARTICULAR NOTICE.
GALNIO WEAK 8.
11 '7 ~ ~1~l:M~
HARRISBURG, PA., TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 11, 1861.
Gross
D• W. GROSS & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRUGGISTS,
MARKET ST V ; FT:
HARRISBURG, PI '
DRUGGISTS, PHiSIO . .
IitEPERS AID : I6 BIERS,
We itstAatly addln to on tment of
* AI 461 f, ( 4, 1 6 *
, lin, ble, and
wouldrespect lull, sail yonr attend i i n to the
t i °l 4o nolocte ' d otkiE ilkho'citY, of
tiittee t 'OlilillOALS *PAINTS !
r; term I
Etreobtinf4VPstall,
&atilt Colon anAtiolis,
Pure GroundOikkelid,
Purd litutd anik Alcoho
lard,,Sperat and Pine
Spitler, Vials and._lo4 , p 114olbes,
4.
Motile Soo*, 1111401 arid Corks,
&LI 4111 4, cte.. arr'
With a generii, Aiti of
.4: : ' III II :4 :
Y &: 4 16114*ATICLES,
I . '
tt el eoo t i l: A l l the beet loanufeatatereaact Per.
Winos of Europe aud , tirle-oOdElry.
I Being very large' deelors* •
PAINTS, ivtimpogip,
UNWED 014 r vAnins*
it
WINDOW CILMB r An risi ,
',.. Autiviahnit Amut
ARTINPS Strttntlir ... , -. 4,01 4:w...- - • . : ' L.-
IN ALL THE VARIETIES,:
COLORS AND BRONZES
/F ALL BMW
re
)'%
No;-Ai
, • ,
DU .- Vr - 1151 .
3N14 914
i . 7L
OF ALL KINDS,
We respectfully halite a call, feeling cons
dent that we can supply the wants-of, all on
terms to their satisfaction.
TEETH 1 TEETH L 1
L~1~! ~:li~e~l~~t4a~~L~;.~)~i~J~M~I: ~~;~;d;y~
PATENT MEDICINES AND HAIR
RESTORATIVES I
Of all kinds, direct from the Proprietors.
Saponifier and - Concentrated Lye , !
WhOlesale Agents for Ssponlfler, which we
sell as low as it PM be purchased is the cities.
THAYER'S MEDICAL FLUID BRACTS,
COAL OIL! CARBON OH, 1 1
Being large purchswers in thee! - PBS, we -ami
offer Iruincements to close buyers. Coal 011
lamps of the moat linprovoll patterns, "very
cheap. All Ida& of lams chaigpsi to barn
Coal Oil.
FANNERS AND .GRAZIERS,
Those of you who have not .givark our NORSE
AND CATTLE POWDERS a trial know not
their superiority, and the advantage they are in
keeping Horses and Cattle healthy and in good_
condition.
Thousands Gan testify to the profit thephave
derived from the use of our Cattle Powders by
the Increasing quantity and quality of milk,
besides improving the general health and ap
pearance of their Cattle.
Our long experience in the business gives us
the advantage of a thorough knowledge of the
trade, and oar arrangements in the dike are
such that we can in a very short time furnish
anything IPPortsining to oar business, on, the
beat of terms.
- Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed
on our house, Ire, hope by strict attention to
bmineinot careful selection of
P 177 4 -11 D Rl7 G ,
at fair pricta, atid the &tire to'loool6, .i 0;
merit;ignt
L THINGS--NEUTRAL IN NO`NE•"
gl,l
LATER FROM ILIGERSTOWN,
' 2 ‘4l
FLIGHT OF VIRGINIANS.
Ali iligintans between 16 and 40 to be
17666 ed into Service, Immediately.
THE REBEL FORCE AT HARPER'S
FERRY. •
Departure ° Midland itiliolOiroD -
• unteers for Harper's Peril.
TWO Silk POUNDERS' tblidEALED'il2lll
• WiLLIAiISPORT
Commission from Governor Hicks.
STORE.
A AVGAbB 2V BE 4 - 771 7 ALEDBB-
Disloyalty at Frederick among Members"'
of Iheleglidatare.
Forward Moiethenta of (len: Wil-
hams' Third Brigade.
DESTRUCTION, OF' DA-MS•DY REBELS
A. Conflict in Progress at Dam
Five .on .the.Pottense.
The Virginians are escaping in great num
bers., Twelve crosSedisl Lylienge creek, twelve
miles above Clem Spring, last night;• arid twen
ty•one are expected, to-night. Every, man in
Virginia between the ages of sixteen and sixty:
is required to enter the service on or before
Thursday next. Virginiatus just' arrived ersy,
that the secessionists claim to have 15,00(1 men
at Harper's Ferry, , but the Union, men in VII.
ginia Say there are not more than 9,000.
The Berkley Border Guards and the Clark
Birks left Martinsburg on Saturday for Harper's
Ferry. They numbered 160 men. The Bine,
Rangers from Winchester are stationed. at Mar
tinsburg.
It is reported that there are two braes Bold
pieces. (six pounders) close to Willitunspntt, on
the Virginia side, concealed from view.
=MI
8 zoo= DraLLWEI,
Friept4 of.. Goy. DAM t3enatctrliAds ro
d - thrgaitaalfor'llatte, arrilied "herd
this morning from Frederick. They have
visited Gen. Thomas' Brigade, and askedtroops
for the protection of Frederick. Gen. Patter
son will immediately advance a brigade to that
dint, - tuA it is understood they will march to
y.
Disloyalty is very strong at Frederick among
the mete hers of the Legislature.
Gen. Williams' third Brigade, consistig of
the 7th, Bth, and 10th Regiment, and the 20th
Regiment; (Scott Legion,) reached Greencastle
yesterday, and forward movements towards
this point.must be made to-day or to-morrow.
Positive information has been _received here
of the destruction of dam No. 4 on .the Poto
mac, and it excites great indignation_ ;among
the people of Southern Maryland.
The members of the First City Troop are
well, and but very little sickness among the
Scott Legion—none ser.onsly ill. Good healih
generally prevails in Col. Dare's 28d and Col.
Baler's 21st regiments.
There is.a report of a cimfliet at Dam No. b,
on the PotOmac,, originating in an attempt by
the Virginians to complete the dealzuction of
thattrack.- This, It is said. ihey renewed this
morning, and were resisted by the. Home
Guaxds of Glear Spring and Williamsport, and
that the , engagement is aow going op. No
particnierS have yet reached here,. but an ex
press has been sent and full particulars will
probably be recekied to-night, as the distance
Is only fifteen' miles.
REBEL - ACCOITITT OF. THE PHILIPPI AF
.
FAIR—A SECESSIONIST SHOT.
. Ortmoret,s2; June 10.
The Commercial' s special 'reporter at Grafton
says reports -from the Cheat Mountain rods
state that the rebels are entrenched there.—
There are also a few at Beverly 'and in camp at
Fulinurville r but they are greatly demoralized,
and companies are -disbanding. They report
that 10,000 Abolitionists came down upon
them at Philippi, that they cut their way
through them, killing 1,000 men. They ad
iiiitted at Beverly a loss of thirty men on their
side.
A prominent Secessionist wee shot in
Randolph county on Friday, wnile warning
'the Union men to obey Governor Letcher's in
struction.
CONOIENTRATION OF TROOPS IN INDIANA
Cumureen, June 10.
A special dispatch from Indianapolis says
There are still two regiments here of the first,
and six of the second levy, all well armed and
uniformed, and will compare favorably with
any troops In the field, all anxious to go forth
to•the war, and are expecting marching orders
soon. The 12th Regiment of State troops, Col.
John H. Wallace, paraded the streets yester
day. Four weeks ago these man were at their
homes, and are now ready for matching orders,
full equipped and well drilled. Quartennas:'
ter - Nen left last night for New York and
Montreal, to close a contrast for four thousand
Age rifieS.
Over one hundred companies have organised
under the new militia law, and are being arm
ed fkod equipped in good style.
ORDERED TO CAMP CITR'TIN.
Gt. Simpson, has re*
Company P? Captain J. G. t , Harri sbuig,
ceived 'orders from iloadlitiLir erg ' proceed'mom
to, bittap Curtin - on Thursday ~.
to -,
,i,..,.1,1 with CQL 1161 W•
lug next.
.....:_ They - atezt adon - ,, a. the Arebtre't
ars Regimen - A a c tc - 6 •t a k -- Aslit of, the
f atnig4 l ' ' in drill, B es•
but . their Proficiency
ME
101 CITY.
lhaeuerevfx, June 10
THIRD DISPATCH
Pumuns.rnix, Jane 10.
From the Federal Capital,
,
THE 'RXPEDITION TO HAIL
PEWS FERRY.
=e!=
Gen. padwelader to COmmina, It.
Departure of Troops for Chamben-
THE REBELS REtELS'CONCONTRA7P/
m - oAsso GAP.
Plot of Alio MarY/4/14.' nhis
Dstpose.Goi• Mask, • •
. -••• • 0
Troops sent to Frederick tie` Protect
the Union Men.
I==l
Seventeenth Penna, Regiment 04
dared to Chambersburp
THE WAR TO BE 'INAUGURATED IN litir t
GERA. I M DIATELY.
• WABAUNGITcrti, June
It b now underitOod tbit ileueral Cadi
der was relieved of his command in Itidilink*:
for plan:purpose of taking the more mina/IWe
command of the expedition .to iiarpeeS
Ferry,'whlch begun Ito movement art Saturday
night: -
.the: Rhode blood Marine
their fine battery of, six rifled gnna, wit
hotses; 'calk:one, and everything completk f.
service,nave gone by way of kialtimersAtit,
Harristurgund Chambersbnt to ilagentloinr,i
where they will join the expedition: Jo , Bap
.
per• s Ferry.
The movement of troops hem qpnthitiebria l lr
and the week ca
fall to be nignittinted
some, momentous event. -Ms es .74tietittn k
where the rebels are oonoebtritting• gr,ent
forces, is looked, upon with, epecialdaterest.
No advance on, Ilarper',s yerry iy. ine Balti
morw Sad Ohid is intended, as the,
condition of the road and the brktgeti would
make it a oyclimialuswellos •diffieulti basing*
TEM 'Regiments that Iltt herc.this inorging
go by chruriberstiur•g. zorlie troops wiAl be
sent-to - to protect the 'Upton
men althe election on' Threstfey; as the are
intimations of an Intandtd: aittinipt to'depolfe
Governor Hicks and sateOliahl a pint:Mortal
Gbiieniment; by the Legislature now let
the ting
m •• '
Some. companies oft- metdf
troops moved gp they ntbuseic
Vertitt Hinted States Infantry.
Captain 0. H. Kennedy, of the Navy, in was:-
mend of the Naval Asylum at Philadelphia,
has tendered his resignation. The'Department
has refused to accept it, and it Is presumed his
name will be stricken from the rolls. Reis, a
Virginian. Toe Seventeenth Pennsylvania
Segimertt, (Colonel Patterson's, usually known
as the First Artillerists,) broke up camp early
this morning, andlave started for Chambers-
burg.
The Now York Ninth Regiment is under or
ders to move to-morrow morning. Other regi
ments, it is understood, }ctli reei,i , e, marchnig
orders belore night.
TO''
PROCLAMATION TO': THE PEOPLE OF
WESTERN 'VIRGINIA.
'Comeau, June 10.
Dispatches from Grafton to-day state that
General Morris, in connection with General
McClellan, has issued the following prociataa
tion : • -,
.
" lIRAD•QUARTERS P. S. VOVONTRICRB,
WESTIGIN VIRGINIA, Grommr, June 8, 1861.
" - Vrginians: In issuing
.the proclamation of
the Commanding General of thla department,
I have, now pleasure in announcing that we
have routed and completely discomfited the
Secessionists in arms at Philippi ,-;Their forces
• are demoralised, desertions are numerous and
I the panic-stricken remnant have taken refuge
.in the passes of tl,e mountains. Western Vir
ginia'is free from the enemies to her freedom
and peace.lln the full confidence in your ability
and &sire to protect yourselves, I 'now call
upon you to come to ths support of your Con
stitutional. Government. I am einpowered to
master' you into the service of the United
IStates, to serve only in the defence of your own
soil. Arms and munitions will be furnished
t you. :Assemble at once at'your various county
seats, and report to, me . for instructions.
`Cavalry and infantry will be received at once.
il (Signed) T. A. Moms,
Brigadier General Commanding.
The. U.. S. troops at Philippi are anxious to
march on Hattonsville. Nothing is known, of
the intended movements of our troops.
Foreign News by the Aribia:
DEATH ON THE GOVERNOR OF POLAlin.
UNION MEETING AT PARIS
SPeechea by Messrs. Fremont, 'Dayton,
Clay and Burlingame.
- ' 77, ' — llsrxrax, June 10.
The steamship ;Arabia has arrived -with Liver
pool dates to the ist haat. The steamship
Ilamrnonia arrived out on the 80th ult. ;
• The proceedings of Parliament on the - 814
ult. were unimportant; the House of Lords de
bating the expediency of encouraging the cult•
ration of cotton in India. • '
Count C:s - vorir has been dangwously ill, but
at latest dates was better. Prince Gorlschahaff,
the Governor of Poland, is dead,.
The Americans at Paris have held a tinion
meeting, at which speeches were delivered by
Messrs.. FremontrDaytonv -fdlay and Burlln
game- . - - -
INDIANA FOEC gS yutiA NIA.
Cmatotext, June 10:
A special irloc4 from Cfraftpn.- edYs the
evel4Agas*.:Agg ios p c(zdnarsi)
'tnr9.,PtAiemrionf4" rillaftlaUdidAty,
whore they willjoinfte. Patterson's command.
ifttam tiding Mark,
Raving proaered Stem Power Presume, we se i k
Prorated to execute th at mai BOOK PRINIMG of every \
description, cheaper It eon be dome et any other eg
tabliehmentin the country
EtaTeid OF ADVISETIt3I3O3.
'lB.-Four Hues or less cot:imitate one•hait SLUM Zit
lir.es or more than tour constitute a square.
aliatiganze, one dap......
4013
, one week. 1 00 •
one meth _ . ~ . ......
o three wapitis ' .800
8 lax manna 4 0
...,
...,;.: OnnYeLr•-.. ............ ..... II Oe
one Noire one day SO
line 'week_ ..
...•
.. ............... 2 OS
One Muth 8 011
three =meths.._ 100
• “ mix snentbs".. • 8 001
. 1 One Par . ........ lo ag;
Arßaeinenn nolices.innerled mane lona or
bear* ind Mono, lIVII CENTS PIS
or ineb tole ' - • - - " ' • '
,401miia/olages aa4,1164014:01 Ile shined as repair
advertise*/ - . '•
NO. 35.
THE SPIKEDSA M Ax..ron A% crEPSEY
THEH3NrONP OD
We learn that-the twcrheavrguns sent from
Pittsburg to Fort McHenry, and which were
spiked somewhere on the road, have had new
touch-4°loi drilled, and ars 41 ready for ao
t
The great "Union" gun which was lost over
board, will be raised initnedhately, and without
much .difficulty. It. will be 'm uted at Fort
McHenry, --
YAIIIIIM/P OP Taooks.—Tha . Ehode bland
Marine Battery, Col. Einntaide commanding,
paaeed, over the North Central 1141,
to:AcjitaallPttri,,Naen !Wm fa" -:
4lt Otani rain; lids bit-
ae accompanied by Ito fultgompkokent of
ham, =munition awl 064;100 : #eceemzy sc
cputzements. a ,
MID 2thverfaimun' to.
FARE MEOW TO $J astOUGH TO
OBIT'ITIRRIEO7/4,,
PHE undersigned haw gaseddished s
rtenspalswer-orkss ousosst nos Meehan*
li g Tfirtigrak7 asfir pp Ounbir
ad Va c Mao aril
every Toesdiiillbutaday efeRT
other day. Passengers fr fibiewrikagign, gadbulli
Petersburg and Elettyabdtt ase eanterimasoes rata.
)ell-dtr
PROPOSALS wallet :rbeebved by the tutdet
signed until six o'clock P. IL, a .111NR 14th,
1861, at his office-1n OhaMberabury„ Pa., for
receiving and:AsedtderingOeubrument Beef
Cattle, at and , . the Tar t yt re of the
Army Coils, c 0 : 7 1 , ;INA `by, j n'L P
teribrt: mei •:. 1 •.r to 44 Elides call
Tallow,46th Austeem) 4 etetitleltibel the Wreek
40t euil
Beef bi 'Putout of
Atindijk mime mental comxistar of midarpysso
time, as May be orde
Bonds for the faith prtirOltiehiCS of the
'mouser will be required. . J. : ,
p ia
. . B. J . :s r:Tt
y.
Harrisburg, June 10, 4AI:4I:Au
The Oomniteder-fitai_ r. `IC. 1
_erects the
ftglowing &claim lathe ditkalit Seitoll4 oom
'=in the Stleee Pen l 4 l 9oiddsotalie pub
tor the information pp 41), metes eta
eeriest'.
• :Abisolieamaap.
1 ;r,l
• Irattilibint, • •
Nth . ea. • a •.444.14.• '%!! ili
=V. .. ... .. 4evittiewrvi. • •
ME
The following Rules pre established to fsofil
tate the settling of mounts for,UansporUtios
over your Road, of Troops andlgunitions of
War:
First—The State will not be respondble for
the coast of Transportation of say Troops or
Munitions of War, unless your Vompany
through its Agents, nut been inatritctesi to pass
them, or the officer in command Produces au
thority, (a telegraphic dispatch to bevonsidered
authority,) from the Governor, direpting such
Transportation, or a pass from . the Governor be
produced and banded over.
Seasui—That the proper Agents' of your
Road he instmoted to require tne signatures of
the officer In command to a certificiMo t a copy
of which is annexed, copies of teach will be
furnished you, certifying'to amount of services
perftnnied ; to -whicto.must, be hot:ivied tbe
order under which the troops moved, or an
order to your agents to furnish< the Aranrpor
teflon.
Third.—=These certificates, and bidets attach
ed, will be considered• by the proper f Audiring
Departments, when. approved by.the Governor,
as vouchers in the settlement, of, your acoouuht.
- .lilairth.—The account for the_ Trentlpottedee
of Troops mnatlre produCed and sidled to and
include the last day of each inondiort as early
in each succeeding month as.possittled - ,
./Ifth.--This order takes effect on; the first
day of Jane, one thountud eight bu _ udred and
sixty-one. ' "
By order of the Governor nod atirinrander
in-Chief.
FARM or - cEltitqqA t ia
Thereby thit the
Coraptuty tuts furnished transportation
for , ;
From..
ON ware ooviiimitsta itut** l ,
By order of
whibh order is herewith attached.
• 1 y
.1861- ~.—..
N. B. The number of Solgirklies an d
*eight of Field Pieces arid ArbOiliialpion most
be written at length.
TO CONTRACTORS ,OR StRIILAIS.
.. ~
We hereby give totide all l toi'ilibei who may
be contracting to furnish:, supplies to ti 4 Stater
under the recent apPropriation Of .three mil
lions, that, ,recent
received the power under
that Act of appointing inspectors 0(41 sup
plies, and other power also in refenrws to the
settlement of clfims, which was not ilgegated
to tra under ; the previous Act of April I,3th, we
shall • • hold every contractor to the _papist ri g id
aecountability in the settlement of hicelaima,
and the inspection of his suppl#o„l44o l be of
f
thaf character which shall ' pre,ri t t, he ,
sitifirrnpon the State, and pro - . r mehu 7 i.
t een w ho hey° so nobly feispcto*. Ifp call ;
and no suPPlies will be. POW , for illt *y have
been inspected by o ,o l clere- rhci 44, have been
duly appomted for metliOrpOse. ~.
HICNI4Y D. 2 .4 0 84,
fititql'i;iiimur
THOS. E. coemudy,
Auditor
NOTlCB.Nititiccs'it i ,h)nekr
given tbstkitaraisstaausitiiri ceitheat'otWoir acm
ot tok4trot Earrtsbatt;'Dauvbal
zoterty, d-se**, NOlng b*n duly grluithttle the Bab
otoiliwo who , rishio . lo7#o, ON a ll jtetwtet, herLeir
Othoglop deatuttlis ootwitthowstoto Doff or dam dent
} eV**
delsb twiltiko/latowd'thb ihe* to the
.;_
SIRAWs: LONE,
WA EL. , Sals,
fteentors.
J•l444Qaw
13ibkrikoss, Jinni 10.
ISM
INgt
Tr T.? 45 v* 4
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JOHN A.. Mans,
Aidrile
,Pan2P
.(;tMAKet, sad Men.
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