NM NM illiottllautous GENERAL ORDER NO 1 HEADQUARTERS PENNSYLVANIA MILITIA, Harrisburg, August Ist, 1861. r GOVERNOR has learned with deep mor tification that one Lieutenant and a num ber of the privates and non-, ommissioned offi cers of the Second Regiment of Infantry, PclMSylVflElifL Reserve Corps, on being called on, In accordance with their oaths, to enter the ser- ViOd of the United States, have refused to do so. He therefore hereby dismisses them from the service of the State, and directs their names to be published, that Pennsylvania may know her derelict sons, and may not again be defrauded by those who, after partaking her bounty, in the moment of peril desert her . All mustering officers are directed to prevent their re-enlistment in any of the gallant and loyal regiments now forming for the defense of our country. We do not need their services, nor will we risk our cause in their hands. By order of Andrew G. Curtin, Governor, and Commander in• Chief. CRAIG BIDDLE, A. D. C. COMPANY A. Third Sergeant—Chambers, Geo. W., drug gist, Philadelphia. Second Corporal—M'Dougal, Jamey, tailor, Philadelphia. Third Corporal—Hanlon, John C., driver, Philadelphia. Fourth Corporal—Ha wly, Michael, laborer, Philadelphia. PRIVATES. Armstrong, Michael, laborer, Philadelphia. Burns, William, baker, Philadelphia. I3arnholt, Henry, baker, Philadelphia. Cunningham, John, cotdwainer, phia. Coyne, Bernard, bricklayer, Philadelphia. Coke, James, laborer, Philadelphia. Drain, Isaac, citipenter, Philadelphia. Fisher, Teomue, sailor, Philadelphia. Graham, Patrick, hatter, Philadelphia. Herbert, William, laborer, Philadelphia. Hadin, James, blacksmith, Philadeiphia. Irwin, Joseph, hatter, Philadelphia. Koons, Cornelius, caipeuter, Philadelphia - Kemper, John, cot spinner, Philadelphia. Moore, Charles, driver, Philadelphia. Moore, Jeremiah, labor, Philadelphia. McCreight, James, weaver, Philadelphia. McConaughy, Patrick, brickmaker phia. Nelson, John, brickmaker, Philadelphia. S evens, Thomas, butcher, Philadelphia. Stephenson, Richard, machinist, Philadel phia. Taylor, George, surgeon, Philadelphia. Über, Charles, moulder, Philadelphia. White, Edward, laborer, Philadelphia. COMPANY B. First Sergeant—Watson, C. G., g..stitter, 36 Aspen street Second Sergeant—Myers, Dennis, clerk, 788 8. Fourth street. Third Sergeant -Laird, George 8., Plumber, 616 Washington street. Fourth Sergeant—Duffy, Thomas, waterman, 216 Union street. Fifth Sergeant—Bickerton, Charles, wheel wright, 126 Almond street. First Corporal—Cromie, William, waterman, Hall street. Second Corporal—Little, John H., caulker, 749 S. Front street. Third Corporal—Edgar, B. F., Jr., tobacco nist, 752 S. Front street. Fond I Corporal—Wright, William, dealer, 611 S. I hird street. Fifth Corporal —Ervin, Jac ,b—waterman, Secomi and Greenwich stie,te, PRIVATES. Andrews, Gibson, waterman, Camden. Allen, John, farmer, Doylestown, Pa. Builder, John F., clerk, 779, S. Front street. Bowen, Alexander, waterman, 16 Annapolis street. Bowers, Nicholas, shoemaker, Moyamensing. Blair, John, plumber, 1130 Rodman street. 13eowlt, Wm , waterman, 762 S Front street. Blackburn, Frederick, cordwainer, Spafford and Sixth streets. Cushier, Wm. G , clerk, Fourth and Chris tian streets. Car 11, Cornelius, waterman, 762 S. Front at. Conover, John, waterman, Second and Mas ter streets. Crow, William, carpenter, 743 S. Front at. Donnelly, Francis, cooper, South and Chris tian streets. Dennis, Patrick, hostler. Diehl, John, cooper, 18 Perham street. Eastwick, Stephen, plasterer, Gordon and Gill streets. Epler, John R., waterman, Camden, N. J. Ewell, Solomon, waterman 126 Catharine street. Fogarty, John, waterman, Wheat street, ab. Wharton. Grigg, Mark, cooper, 6 Bassitt Place. Googler, Thomas, clerk, 329 Monroe street. Gallop, William, waterman, Shippen and Penn streets. Holt, Samuel, waterman, 106 Catharine at. Holt, Jacob, dealer, 133 Catharine street. Hopper, Samuel, dealer, 133 Catharine at. Higgin, James, waterman, 1339 Rye st, Harvey, John, waterman, Perham at. Hughes, Patrick, wheelwright, 1149 South Sixteenth st. Slag, Adam, waterman, 778 Sansom at. Lyons, Michael, waterman, 288 Shippen at. Louden, George, cordwainer, 910 Altherton street. Medery, John, blacksmith, 1223 Savory at. Maxwell, John, laborer, 762 S. li'ront st. Myers, Daniel, moulder ' 1036 Franklin at. McDermot, John I'., butcher, 614 Christian street. McMath, James, cordwainer, 732 Bedford at. Mcßride, John, waterman, 762 S. Front at. McAltai, John F., dealer, 438 Germantown. Mooney, Timothy, laborer, 743 S. Front st. McKarnali, Jahn, waterman, Manayunk. Marron, James, waterman, Kirkpatrick's Court, SLtdt and Shippen. McNaulty, Joseph, laborer, Sixth at. below Shipper. McNanity, John, laborer, Bedford and Sixth. Marron, Patriot, cordwainer, Eight and Ship - pen. Moiris, Daniel, carpenter, 1300 Horstmann street. Mcßride, Daniel , waterman, Second and G!egitWich. Porkies, Edward, Waterman, 66 Norfolk st. Palmer,linton, carver, 606 S. Second at. f*di *mynas, waterman, 6 Nesbitt pities. Rooney, William, waterman, 131 Mead st. Stevenson, Charles, cooper, 813 South Front street. Stanton Patrick Spence, Janus, waterman, 1219 Kimball st. Stanton, Thomas, lallorer, " Spence, George, waterman, " Spence, Peter, cordwainer " Steinniyer, Frederick, waterman, Swansom and Catharine. Ta" Michael, waterman, Penn and South streets, Tully, Henry, laborer, Spring Garden st. Patrick, laborer, 17 Mead at. Weis, Jesse, blacksmith, 1021 Germantown road: Wertzell, Watson. fanner. West, Joel, tuardwainer, Bedford st. jandOleatm, John, farmer,Lehigh county, Pa. tr . iiittni, John, carpenter, 779 S. Fiont st. Cusic, John. confectioner, Philadelphi a , Thornton, Thomas, waterman, Philadelphia 001dPAITY (3. Forth Senteatkt---Co, le;;Prederick W., ,boolt.-. binder, , - - • " 'ral-. -- -I'.*.A,..john T., Wrk, 628 . • 2. IC.. MiSCtitantOUS. Third Corporal—O'Donnell, John, Hatter, 4 Shield's court. Musician—Ober, David H., Drummer, 2239 Sharswood street. ME= Armstrong, Chas., Tinsmith, 20th between Market and Chestnut. Bennett, William, Varnisher, 1533 Marshall street. Blizzard, George 8., Tinsmith, Wheat above Wharton. Brown, Charles R., Jeweler, 45 Dock street. Burns, James, tailor, 612 Fitzwater street. Boyle, John, clerk, 2 Bay Tree Place. Carroll, Thomas J., machinist, 1025 Shippen street. Crenshaw, John, chairmaker, 113 Shipp en street. Crush, William, clerk, 1725 South street. Carr, James, tavernkeeper,Bl4 South street. Carrigan, Daniel, news dealer, Philadelphia. Connelly, William, clerk, 41. Cassiday, Barney, puddler, Carroll, James, clerk, ,t Duckttt, Richard, hatter, 21 Filbert street. Devine, John, carpenter, Philadelphia. Fryburg, John, farmer, Kingsessing. Green, Thomas, 8., painter, 909 Catharine St. Grular, John C., salesman, Philadelphia. Kougar, William H., farmer, 10 Jefferson St. Lindsay, Aug. 1., cordwainer, 537 Race St. Lewes, William, cooper, Delaware county, Pa. Maginnis, Thomas, printer, 909 Purcer street. McMenamin, Daniel, carter,4 Shield's Court. McConaghue, P. clerk, 1107 Division street. McCann, Archibald, spinner, Centre street. Mcßride,John, laborer, Philadelphia. Mack, Robert, printer, 18 Letitia street. Mack, John, bar tender, Philadelphia. Maginnes, George, tailor, Martin, Purcell, farmer, Poweis, Martin, cooper, 403 Prune street. Payne, George C., printer, 909 Walnut street. Quirk, James, clerk, Philadelphia. Ryan, John J., moulder, Carl above Hunting don. Ryan, John, painter, 238 Spruce sheet. Redding, Michael, sugar refiner, 15 Ledger Place. Rudebaugh, John, sc. sawyer, Ninth above Poplar. Rohn, Park, printer, Controller street. Roarke, Jeremiah, laborer, Philadelphia. Robertson, Wm., coal purr., " Sharpless, Chas. K, commission merchant, 2111 N. Third street. Skinner, John, painter, SC John above Pop lar. Scott, David S., teamster, 1107 Master street. Usher, Win. 13.,cigar maker, Darby road above Walnut. Über, Wm. L., paper hanger, Sharswood St. Waters, Michael, carver, Front street. Head, Edwards, bar tender, Bedford, below Fifth. COMPANY D. Third Corporal—Lehman Samuel, bricklayer . New Market street. 1:= Arbuckle, Sami. W., last maker, 104 Green street. Bacon, John, driver, Pink above Master. Baird, John EL , druggist, Girard avenue above Ruler, Henry D., watchman, Philadelphia. Maker, Charles, waterman, Green below 2d street. Brew, Frederick, carpenter, Ann street W Emerald. Campbell, Henry, butcher, Charles above Sixth. Carbrey, Edward, shoemaker, One bel. Care. Covert, Isaac C., Printer,l2l6 Temple street. Craig, David, seaman, Rdger's court. Craig, John, Waterman, " " Dailey, Wm. A., driver, 931 N Front street. Evans, Chas., clerk, 814 N Fourth street. F,rtner, George W., ship carpenter, 152 Wil mer street. Guyant, Edward, waterman, 531 N Front st. Garman, Thomas W., bricklayer, Apple and Morris streets. ' Htunmell, Jacob, barber, Everett street. Holly, Jacob, gardener, Philadelphia Hartrantt, Henry, forgeman, Berke; co., Pa. Jones Thomas, gas fitter, 2 Decatur street. Kalaver, Charles, waterman, Glenwood at. Kalaver, Philip, it dt McKenna, John, glass blower, Boston, Mass. Mcßride, pipe maker, 640 N ixteenth st. McMann, John, waterman, 9 Beach street. nisei, Charles H., plasterer, Wheat below Wharton. Reynolds, Joseph, bricklayer, Fifth and Dia mond streets. Sands, William, stocking maker, Wissa hkkort. Sharp, John, forgeman, Lancaster, Pa. Sharer, Henry, carpenter, 140 Pegg st. Williams, James, cordwainer,. 1213 Hamilton street. Waynes, William, watermark, above Thompson. COMPANY E Third Sergeant—Wylie, Alexander, beamer, Chase street, Fairmount. Musician—Agnew, Daniel S , shoemaker,lBth and William streets. PRIVATES. Blackmore, Chas., engineer, 1733 Moravian street. Carlon, Charles, laborer, Wilmington, Del. Clark, Francis, master mason, 1010 Jefferson street. Droblen, Hugh, tailor, 16th and Ridge ay. Donald, Robert, mechanic, 1839 Harrison st. Greinor, Denials, gardner, 1338 Shippen st. Leech, Thomas N., painter, 518 S Fifth st. Murray, George, laborer, Hestonville. Myers, Hugh, painter, Fulton, between 12th and 13th streets. McCoy, Robert, plumber, 622 S Broad st. McCrossin, D. (Ist), pedlar, 1410 Bangor st. McCrossin, D. (2d), laborer, " McCullen, Robert, carpenter,l33lShippen st. McNeil, Alexander, carpenter, 1432 Shippen street. McNeil, John, brickmaker, 1482 Shippen st Markey, Thomas, laborer, 3 Factory st. Patterson,John, p.stainer, 13th bel. Catharine Towson, Thomas, boatmaker, 913 S 15th st. Twaddle, A., hatter, 624 S Broad st. Newton, Joseph, spinner, Lind st. COUPANY F First Sergeant Kass, Christian, sawyer, 1128 Elm street. Third Sergeant—penning, Mark, eordwainer, 934 Marlborough street. Fourth Sergeant--Dougherty, Robert, sad dler, Columbia avenue. Flcst Corporal—Maleer, James, mechanic, Oak street. Second Corporal--Simmons, John, plumber, Girard avenue. Third Corporal—Ely, Daniel, cigar maker, 1333 Frankford road. Musician—Jßowie, Henry, drummer, Clinton street. PRIVATIB Aitkinet James, chairmaker, 1332 North st. Allen, Jacob, sailmaker, Ross street. Bell, James, mechanic, 1106 Marlborough st. Bronson, Charles, chairmaker, 14 Wheat st. Centiffe, Jno. stovemak. 1434 Frankford r'd. Eisenover, G. W., slater, Lehigh county, P. Fabling, William, shoemaker, Oxford street. Fordney, Taylor, saw maker, 1237 Hope st. Gamble, Rob't, mor. dress. Wilmington, Del. Gibson, Edward, weaver, 1419 North 2d st. Germon, William, saddler, Cherry street. Gribler, Henry, gas fitter, 906 Beach street. Haim*, Jacob, shovel maker, llolmesburg. j acka, waY, Wm., plasterer, 1229 Sarah at. ir a miwaY; Jet, boot maker,-1229 Sarah at. l Jo n 'Jai cigar maker; Gail Area ones, , fisherman, 8 Richmond at, pennopluallia - iDailp eltgraph. autsba» afternoon 'August 27; 1861. Kerr, John, mor. dress.,Shackamaxon st. Lucas James, laborer, all street, Philadel Lonny, John, fisherman. Howard street. Maloney, Wm., cab. maker, Stoy's court. Myer, David, boil. maker; Crease st., Phila. McKinney, Thos., laborer, Coral street. Merrit, William, carpenter, Marlborough at McCanister, Robert, blacksmith, St. John st. McCalvey, Jas., bricklayer, 968 Frankford r'd. McKinley, Arc fisher' an,1223 Howard at McKinley, Henry, roller iron, Front street. Miller, Wm., chair maker, sth bel. Brown at. Paul, Geo. S. brickmak. 661 Ge , mantowu r'd Peak, Edward, ship carpenter, Mulberry st. Peacock, Henry, mor. dresa, Cherry street. Plait, George, stove maker, 1077 Peach at. Read, John, chair maker, 1212 Hope street. Rothermill, Wm., saw maker, 1046 Sarah at Taylor, tieorge, driver, 1024 Frauktord road. Schaffer, Martin, mor. dress., 1004 Sarah st. Shultz, William, boiler maker, 16 Lehigh st. Strawser, Lewis, Fuller, Haydock. street. Sendinger, Howard, druggist, 1920 Ross st. Shepherd Wm., saw maker, Otter street. bhoemaker, Dan. boat maker, 3d bel. Girard. Vanosten, Thom., coach maker, Hohnesburg. Vanosten, A. 8., machinist, Holmesburg Voke, William, carpenter, 1221 Hope street. Winterbottom, Ed., saw maker, Second st. Welsh, Morris, dyer, Salmon street. Bowers, Henry, plumber, Philadelphia. Halderson, Jonathan, iron work., Balt., Md. Doll, Geo. W., sail maker, Philadelphia. Grey, Joseph, plumber, 1337 N. 2d st , Phila Lord, William, boot fitter, Savory street. Madden, Henry, chair maker, Frankford r'd. Mulholland, Wm., wheelwright, Duuton st. Nichols, Theodore, butcher, Philadelphia. Reeves, Leonard, galvanizer, 1337 Hope st. Reighter, G. W., driv., Amber bel. Thom'n Sands, Robert, weaver, Philadephia. Kensey, Jno , builder, Frankford ab. Colum First Sergeant—Richardson, Nah K., cutter, Philadelphia. Third Sergeant—Green, William, Blacksmith, Philadelphia. First Corporal —Lilly, Edward James, boot fitter, Philadelphia. Second Corporal—Wood, William, pattern maker, Philadelphia Third Corporal—McConaghy, W. C., boat man, Philadelphia. Fourth Corporal—Blair, Lilly, blacksmith, Philadelphia. Musician—White, Andrew, driver, Philadel Atkinson, Phineas, shoemaker, Philadelphia Anderson, Geo. L., carpenter, Black, William, moulder, Bechtel, Geo. F., carpenter, ~ Brooks, Thomas, driver, Beam, Jacob S., tailor, " Butland, Charles, farmer, 0 Collville, David, bricklayer, 0 Curry, Wm. H., farmer, Ernst, Joseph S. tailor, ~ Emmons, ri,aAlirig, coachman, 0 Farley, Wm. S., coachman, " Foster, Samuel, bridge builder, " Forman, Jackson, laborer, ,4 Franklin, Henry, wheelwright, " Hines, Eleanor, shoemaker, Runes, 'I homes, bookbinder, 0 Hill, John W., moulder, Kunkel, David M„ waiter, °' Kincade, James, rail roarler, " Kelly, John, boatman, tfi Kline, Geo. W., plumber, 0 Kimball, F., wood carver, 0 Lilly, Samuel W., factory, li Lindsay, James, carpenter, Lachland, Lachland, William, printer, ,i Lanisson, Edward, moulder, 0 Loan, John, printer, It McCue, Joseph, cart driver, 0 Moody, Wm. H., shoemaker, ~ McMullen, Isaac L., clerk, 0 McHugh, E. F., farmer, McCormick, 'T., driver, I. McGagon, iilichael, boatman, 0 McFarland, John P., boatman, " Nicholas, Thos., carpenter, 0 Nagle, John, farmer, 0 O'Neill, Edward, driver, ~ Ogden, Wm., silversmith, 0 Perkins, Frederick, driver, it Rose, Wm. H. carter, 0 Rogers, Charles, carter, 0 Ramesey, Wm., farmer, Scrubehall, Geo., shoemaker, .., Shaw, Zacha.riah, laborer, 14 Toland, Andrew, blacksmith, i, Wilson, Joseph, blacksmith, ./ Walters, Thos. F., student, 0 Strain, Hugh J., driver," Carey, Andrew W., dentist, 0 COMPANY H. First Sergeant—Johnson, James, gas fitter, Philadelphia. Fourth Sergeant—Capill, Thomas, atone cut ter, -Philadelphia. Second Corporal—Scott, James, grainer, Philadelphia. Third Corporal—McCarter, Wm., tin worker, Philadelphia. Fourth Corporal—Mackin, Henry, umbrella Maker, Philadelphia. Musicians—Parr, Charles, morrocco drhaser, Philadelphia. Money, Edward, clerk, Philadelphia. PRIVATES. Aspell, Clinton, painter, Philadelphia. Bradley, Patrick, bricklayer, Pottsyille. Brannan, Philip, stone cutter, Phll. adelphia. Cunningham, Jan, painter, Philadelphia. Cunningham, Robt. painter, Philadelphia. Condy, Joseph, moulder, Philadelphia. Cahill, Patrick, driver, Philadelphia. Dougherty, Wm., laborer, Philadelphia. Dannelly, George, laborer, Philadelphia. Dobbin, Robert, bricklayer, Philadelphia. Develing, Edward, stone cutter, Philadelphia Desert, Robert, gardener, Philadelphia. Deaisly, William, gilder, Philadelphia. Frazier, Willian, seamen, Philadelphia. Farley, Edward, ironworker, Philadelphia. Farley, James, brass founder, Philadelphia. Grandlee, Thos. Carpenter, Philadelphia. Hughes, Patrick, laborer,Philadelphia. Haffey, Charles, gas fitter, Philadelphia. Hogan, Michael, bricklayer, Philadelphia. Johnson, William; moulder, Philadelphia. Johnston, Thomas, shoemaker -Philadelphia. Kane, Edward, cooper, Philadelphia. Kimbell; Thomas, harnessmaker, phia. Long, John, laborer, Philadelphia. Long, George, bricklayer, Philadelphia. Lynch, Andrew. stonecutter, Philadelphia, Laycock, Nathaniel, stonecutter, Philadel phia. Markin, Edward, sailor, Philadelphia. Miller, William F., salesman, Philadelphia. Mealy, Edward, laborer, Philadelphia. Murray, John, baker, Philadelphia. McCabe, James A., stonecutter, Philadelphia. McCann, John, gas fitter, Philadelphia. Mcßride, Dennis, laborer, Philadelphia. Patten, John, heddlemaker, Philadelphia. Short, Charles J., carpenter, Philadelphia. Thompson, Samuel, grainer, Philadelphia. Ulmer, George, butcher, Philadelphia. Viney, Frederick, moulder, Philadelphia. Yates, William H., painter, Philadelphia. Hemphill, Win., moulder, Philadelphia. Harty, Michael, shoemaker, Boston. McCracken, John, blacksmith, Philadelphia. I McComb, Alexander, tinsmith, Philadelphia. Tagne, James laborer, Philadelphia. First Sergeant —David Chidester, cordwainer, Philadelphia. Se. 3 9 ll ergeant- -- NToteph, Fish,pr, stevedore rhiladelphia. 4 Third Sergeant—George „McNally, ,-ntor, fin er, Philadelphia. glizrellantous COMPANY G PRIVATES COMPANY I ittundlantous Fourth Sergeant—W. W. Vanvalkbeg, bar keeper, Philadelphia. First Corporal—George Chidester, seaman, Philadelphia. Musician—John F. Keller, currier, Philadel phia. PRIVATES Barret, James, lithographer, Philadelphia. Benners, George, butcher, Bishop, David, cordwainer, Blair, John, book-keeper, Bookhammer, C. F., moulder, Bowen, Zadock W., " Black, William H., plasterer, Bowor, John., moulder, Brown, George, brickmaker, 44 Brown, James, Clark, Thomas, machinist, it Deininger,Jacob, laborer, Desher, Eward, carpenter, Devenny, James, brickmaker, Donahue, Thomas, butcher, Dreher, Lewis, cigarmaker, 16 Ewing, James, brickmaker, 66 Fry, Charles, butcher, 11 Galloway, Jos. D., gas fitter, 66 Geiger, J..hn i machinist, Goodwin, Theod., shoemaker, 64 Goss, John, clerk, 64 Graham, George, wheelright, Hirschman, Isaac, carpenter, Hoffman, Wash., fisherman, <I Hoffner, George, carpenter, 66 Hogan, Daniel, operator, _ Larrison, Win. E., teamster, Leisenring, Daniel, brickmaker, " Leonard, Wm. A., cigarinaker, " Lewis, Geo. C. , seaman, Lincoln, Francis H., plumber, Lugar, Wm., gentleman 11 Maddin, George, gardener, Martin, George, Hatter, Magionis, Dennis, lithographer, " McCully, James S., mor. finer, " Miller, John E., upholsterer, 61 Nicholas, Aaron, machinist, 46 Prayrey, James, bricklayer, it Raas, Robert, brickmaker, Rooney, Wm. J., painter, Royal, John C., paperhanger, Ryan, Wm. A , b. founder, Shay, Wm. H., glassblower, Sherrick, Geo. W. conductor, Shaw, Frank P., clerk, Slaughter, Chas. C., p. stainer, " Sloan, Robert, weaver, Steerer, Joseph, accountant, Squibb, And. J., mor. dresser, 11 Stretch, Wm. W., cordwainer, 66 Thompson, Richard, officer, Turney, James, wheelwright, Verdy, Mark 8., dealer, 46 Wenzell, John, moulder, Woodrow, Benj. H., grinder, 64 White, Isaac C., carpenter, ' White, John 1., carpenter, White, Robert J., mor. dre'er., " COMPANY PRIVATES. Asher, Asher, compositor, 620 South street. Brown, William J. clerk, 326 South Tenth at Coster, Geo. G. lithographer, 467 Belrose at. 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Bill ['readings, 'now bola, Visiting, Business and other Cards, iawraveil as the highest style of art, and at !no inwesi price . For specimens of fine engriiing, see the ilium:rated w3ygis.of Lippincott& Butler & 1 20. octal 13'd vir ANTED .-- tNII To BF. LI, PACK .) Lek ,r,girstlfg, pri.. wrote tluid Tees (1,r41 ekowitere.,- Ce r eal* addielrelttiotO eaelNe.L.)• .1" C. SAUEY, to2B-3uid No. 154 Court Street, Sago; 1114450-, tints of Crawl $3 ilfransportatin NW AIR LINE ROUTE THREE TRAINS DAILY TO NEW YORK PH ILLADELPH I A 'WITHOUT CHANGE OF CABS. ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE 10, int, the Pass. nger Train* will leave the Philadel phia axe Reading Railroad {)spot, at Harrlsbura, f 1. New York and Philadelphia, as feliows, viz : EXPREE3 LINE loaves Harrisburg at 9.30 a. in , on 'ar rival of Pennsylvania Railroad kbipresi Train from the West, arriving in New York at 4 p. m. A sleeping car to attached to the train turough from Pittsburg without change. MAIL TRAIN 'waves Harrisburg at 8 a. in., arriving In New York at 4 p. m , and Philadelphia at 1.25 p. in. FAST LINE leaves Harrisburg at 1.40 p. m , on arrival of Pennsylvania Railroad Fast Rail, arriving in New York at 9.45 p. in., and Philadelphia at 8.40 p. in. WESTWARD. 'AST LINE leaves NOW 'Port at Ba. and Philadel phia at 8 a. in., arriving at Harriaburg p. m. RAM TRAIN leaves New York at 12.00 coon, and Phil ideitAda at 3. 15 p. m. , arriving at Harrisburg a 4 8 p.m. EXPRESS LINE leaves New York at 8 p. m. , aril ving at Harrisburg at 2.30 a. in., and ounnectUng with the Pennsylvania &sprain Train for Pittsburg. A sleeping car Is also attached to this train. °meet:Gana are mad. at Harrisburg with truing on the Pennsylvania, Northern Central and Cumberland Valley Railroads, and at .Reading for Philadelphia, Pottsvll le, Wilkesbarre,,Allentown, Salton, ku. Baggage checked through. Fare between Now York and Harrisburg, $5 00; between Harrisburg and i'h lia. delphia, $3 25 In No. 1 ears, and $2 70 In No. 2. Par tickets or other •inibrinatlea ap dy to J. J. CIA DA, myls General Agent, Harrisburg. PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD I aug2o-41T T-8 FIVE TRAINS DAILY TO AND FROM PHILADELPHIA Cho iwatenger trains of the Yenneylvaals KwWad Vow pang will depart from and, srriva at HiuTiahtirs aoo Philadelphia ea Wows trAn't LINE leaves Harrisburg every* morning (except Monday) at 1.16 a. m., and arrives at West Philadelphia at 6.10 a. in. EXPItAIN TRAIN leaves 13arrisburg daily at 9.20 r. m. , sod arrives at West Philadelphia at 1.10 p.m. MAUL TRAIN leaves Harrisburg daily' (excet Sim day) at 6.16 m . and arrives at West Philadelphia a 1016 p. m. These tritior Wake doge connection si Phoadeipola wtth be New York Chive. A‘IMILMODATION TRAIN, No, 1, via Mount Joy, 41414 , 88 Harrisburg at 7.00 a. m., and arrival at West Philadelphia at 12.00 noon. RAJIRINBURG ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, via .oolum bia, leaves' Harrisburg at 1.10 P. in., and arrives at Wet Philadelphia ate 26 p. m. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, No. 9, via Mooat. Joy, loaves Banish at 6.16 p. m., connecting at Diller. villa lath - MAIL TRAIN, and arrives at West - Philadei phis at 10.15 p. m. . THROUGHEX:PRE/38 - TRAIN leaves" Phlladelplda a 10.20 p. m. , Harrisburg at 235 a. m., Altoona 7.00, a m., and arrives at Pittsburg at 12.00 noon. NAIL TRAIN leaves Philadelphia at 7.30 a. no., Harris burg 1.00 . p. m., Altoona, 6.50 p. m., and arrives at Pitta burg at 12.00 midnight. FAST LINE leaves Philadelphia at 11.20 a. in., Harria burg 3.35 p. m., Altoona 8.10 p. m., and arrives at Pitts burg at 12,30 a. in. HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Phil delphis at 2.30 p. m., Lancaster 6,08 p. m , Columbia 6.4 s p. m. , and arrives at HaMisburg at 8.06 p in. This train connect& at Harrisburg, at 8.05 p. In., with North ern Central Railroad Train for Sunbury , Virititamaport, Lock Haven, Scranton and all points North. ALCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Philadelphia at 4.00, p. in., Lancaster 7.60 p. in., Mount Joy 8.21 p. in., Eliza bethtown, 8.37 p. in, and arrives at Harrisburg at 9.80 p. in. Attention is called to the fact, that passengers leaving Philadembi, at 4.00 p. m., connect at Lanceatr with MOUNT JOY ACOOMUODM.ION TRAIN, and arrived at ELarristmg at 9.80 p. m. SAMUEL D. YOUNG, Supt. Baal, Div. Penes. Railroad Harriuburg, June 7, I.B6l.—dtf JUST RE'.O.EII , VED A.NOVHER — LOT THOSE EXTRA FINE FOI_NiED GOLD: PENS OF NEWTON'S (formerly Bagley's) mannfacturN warranted to be the beet In =aerial, the lineal pointed, most durable and as cheap .sa sty an?Ft, forsaLwil avatey of pold NlVr os a oioussgiioe ;l i %Mattg soogsnouc 11 ihmtot PHOTOGrIe*PHY, In all its Branches, Executed 39 b besistyle Imceunin the art, at C. G. CRANE'S - GALLERY, 682 I dtvh Street, Bag of HiztA, . LIM SIZE IN . OIL AND PAMIL STEREOSCOPIo PORTRAITS, Mitit iy ibeguengetneouv,ll:Alases,ileditlllonu RIB, /!nit i3r TWO TRAINS DAILY TO EAST WARD. ON AND &PT= MONDAY, JUNE 10th, 1801, EASTWARD. WESTWARD. Illistt[lantana. _ LADIES; WINE, SPEER'S SAMBUCI Of Cultivated Portugal ..Icier. Every Family Should SPEER'S SAMBUCI wiN CELEBRATED for itA me i tidal qualities as 34 genuine Ft i n• retie and :odor tie, . claps, and some of the first America. SPEER'S SAMBUci is not a nilsture or manuficture I from cultivated rortuol Elder, re,c late and Physicians as nossestn.; iu • L I • .1 parlor to any other WILLPS in nie, An I All de for all weak and dab:laatva and infirm, improving the apt and children. A LADIES' because it will not intoxicate as , tams no mixture of spirits or nOor mired wir ita iicb peculiar O.V,T tr Imparting a bealiby tone to ttlii blooming, salt and healthy 13L1:1 None genuine unless the sigtiail r,.; Is over the cork of etch bottle, MAKE ONE TRIAL uY T:ilS 15 A. t 4 l'r. I:, OM :e 208 Ftroad..,,, N. J. H. EATON. For sale by I) W. Crime, • Wyatt and by &twists general ;y Great Cure, DR. LELLAND'S ANTI RHEUMATIC BAND, IS THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY Rheumatism, Gout and Neuri.: AND A SURE CLt BE Foe All Mercurial Diseases It Is a conveniently arranged B.unl, t . •n.. aided compound, to bo worn uruui; I ti:,. , • minry to the most delicate periton,.., of living LB required Lind it ciihri.ly - from the system, without protium,. arising from the use of pow F.., which weaken and destroy iii temporary relief only. By tat, it. 11111,, z , properties contained in the Baud, the blood and reaches the dlse.ts‘ . air", the akin, effecting in every t I restore he parts Milicied to a Band is also a most powerful airi.min,, will entirely relieve the system , fects of Mercury. Moderate days, and we are constantly r. ; , efficacy 12 aggravated cases o; PRIM' if. 00, 1.0 be had of brie_ r , aent.by mail or express, with In • .1 - any part of the country, dir , et 11.. .I. l'r, ..• , NO. 409 BROADWAN', !c,v; G. SMITH & CO., Solo Proprietors N. B.—Descriptive Circularl ~-1,1 jiIerAGEATS wANIT.O F. tA‘l,llrUt. Jyti-daw SOMXTRING FOR THE 11 Id ES ' A.'NeatsEdty in Every Household !! JOHNS & CROBLEY'S American Cement Glue The Strongest Cane In the Wall FOR CEMENTING WOOD, I.F.AT 11 . IVORY, CHINA, AIALLRLE, cruuN, ALABAS 1 ER, li()N 1.. CORAL, Ac., &c., The onlyartiole of the kind ever prodi„, „ Which will withstand Water. EX"I'IIACTS D",iivery housekeeper thoula hay. Urealey's American Cement '•lt In so convenient to hial.) 113:PRISS. •"tt IS always ready tbiscoann.nd W. Y. INDZIIINDIINI. "We have tried it, and fled ha., n , water."—Waass SrIFUT OF Tag T. NI Price 25 Cents por Bottle Very Liberal Reductions to Whole Dealers. TER.M. ut, - ti. Or For Bale by all Druggihts era generally throughout tiny cum, I I ) JOHNS & t (Sole Manutacturvs,) 78 WituAsi -1 , (Corner of Liberty Street,) N FASHIONABLE CLOTHING , SPRING ARD summEß. 186 1 . PHILADELPHIA FAM i I GRANVILLE! 6 TO.E..ur; ONE PRICE G i CLOTHING EM P( riu 1 ' ` 1 No. 607 CEMTNU7 Slhri A saperb 'tack of gee YrOpel, ' • CLOTHE!, OASSIMERM, For (Sty and Cotottr.y trade, with c sorttnent of RUDY MADI Cultism; at tit, Pews tlfigßut ONE PRICE In asked, sea a i;lt , I worth and Ilia presented with emeh url. ric,, Yarn toiler attention , paid to the uumot, • aid garments made audsent to orthr u, A u, • ." In inaugurating -this new system of 0 •': GRANVILLE uI'OHES would trourt,E tliwpatrons of his establishment, that 0.. ladeduoted from, and, aoi added to Led pet , tw Oleseld. Wis Immensely Increasing Eait:, _ to ant thus liberally, and at the Fume tav remunerative progt. articles guaranteed to give snare aaustart GrtiiNVILLE STOKES' ONE VBICE CLOTHIN G 100'0 r .1J 007 crrEsTNin SIN ..‘T ontlo43md—wdmard-dn - - - SIGN OF THE Glorious Star Snangled Bono!' NOTHER SUPPLY OF WALL lA BOIIDEM, &a., BPLENDID WIND ti which we call the attention of our &lima, and card . 1 1 !Otte them to 0.11/410110 our goods and pnces. We are determined to sell cheap, hlind the place. SGIIEFFER'd ih)CiSTidte, ;.ar Itarriehore 5p1341 z. (AMINE. gARFANT.git AND LIWIDEK. Virgule ltirth Brr
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