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C RISBURG•
Morning. February 2
LEHMAN'S REGIMENT.— Col. frbman's
0 .1 Ivania regiment, from Kittaning,
thir (ity on Tumidity, en route for Balti.
WAUONS During the past week
1 , 011 , v er of government wagons bare
Cianbellault county, gathering tip
for
army of the Potomac.
I=3=l
a OF I}n,—Thie gift giving conjUror,lll
Win the Louisville papers, is enter
t„,, people of the Falls city with his
leafs of legerdemain and his fancy
Assay hundred dollar horses add
F.Ju.l,le article,'Of jewelry"
IM=1::=1
•;T4T!i),7 w FLAGS.—The ceremony of
:!tat, gigs to the 66th, Col. Mere-
Ali I C trapbell ' a, 101st, Col. Wil
and LOA Col. Lehman's regiments,
or uni public grounds, in front of
t , a:,rnal, at three o'clock yesterday.
,ilueuto are now awaiting marching
am . —a disease of the optic nerve which
1 1 401ise , s blinunews—commences by
‘1.1,11, floating specs before the eye,
,001 a caudie, &c cured by Dr. Jones,
C Itred hotel, a le* days yet,
'u.it , l surgical operations performed.
insetted to move and appear
AT ucial ear drums Inserted, epilepsy
creel.
=3:EI
u Ori party of soldiers from
ri,ittd hater's lager beer saloon
road, near Pall on creek, Tacit
gettiag into some dispute with the
1, they manifest. d their ill-feelings by
Li, bar mom fixtures, and household
lornituro generally. Yesterday
live; appearrd before the Mayor, and
aril ing the sldiers, they were promptly
b:t tw." a hearing, the case was
~, e 1 11 the "roger boys" forking
and the amount necessary to
,mt. gu , tained by Kaler.
U, S,a(.:OLLEGiS.... To-day, the last
A of Febrifiry, is the day observed
r the Christian denomina
,)! prayv , r n behalf of the various
a , d Smitaules of learning throughout
A 1 , irtr meeting, with reference
• d ret, gal hr held at half-past ten in
MU:, i ii a lecture room of the Old
ili church, corner of Third
of 3 All who feel an interest in
.1.11a,t aid who may not be
~ .011mq) . ~f meeting in their own
Ahlit",,Ve an ,ordially invited to write
• In the exercises of the
L'otp;7: —1 he soldier, Frank Van Val
ti t''CApt. Dursheimer's company,
11 ,raisy night, opposite Banter's
rrai n, In Rasberry alley, the particu•
.i,.1 eared in Tuesday's Tun-
La at Herr's Hotel In this city,
no warrauting his removal to the
t;,,, kali'. He rested very well Wed-
ill yet , terday complained of great
6. Rrr side of his body, and at the
sNit.r. his condition is very criticals
, r,ly any hope for his recovery.'
who Is charged with
• Litt! ',till remains in prison, the
I , iteibin , .; bail admissable under the
r , ti;bstanc,:s of the case.
\ n, Ems% A Revaxtri.--The Boston
1 .4 , ! es Cong. ree3 will put a tax of
every man under sixty who
a tax of two dollars upon ladles
da4; a tax o one dollar upon all
11101 , I thirty who wear eye glasses;
.I,lllho upop ladies who wear
r , reflitinces; a tax ,if five dollars up
'l) w, , sien who wear veils, and ten
iLI ugly wJuieri who don't ; a tax
arn alld a ball upon people who go
;itotinil to did,rent churches and
tr'Y Pew tax ; n tax of twenty-five
yvety ptraon who reads a uewspa
t,ll,6eri be to or purchase ; a tax of
upon any person, wale or
get s into an umnibus or car when
full, awl a ta= of ten cents upon
• I,fu Iliston who pulls his watch
hi Arm lu striking twelve. This
b'g iucova
TAI OFFICER/I. —The following is an
tt of the field officers of the 64th,
' Ith reg wentS, now Rt. Camp Curtin,
Ilt!ye to the seat of war at a m 0..!
..! c~
lars-rourru RECIIMINT.
C.Ll2lll)bali, Cambria.
110-B trn,tbas
Linton, Cambria.
" - Ww. U. Row, Cambria.
4., stvr--David T. Gordon, Cambria.
'Andrew W. Mathews, Delaware.
11. Pile, Somerset.
Huxtrue AND TIREIT 11.601116517.
Wallin', Beaver.
- utl-David B. Moore, Allegheny.
I. 6 , ph 11. Hoard, Tioga.
.12,int P. Cooper, Washington.
‘.l'i M4ter-Ebenezur Williams, Alle-
-Lim4 llosack, Mercer.
-41 sargeou—Abraham P. Frick, Law"
I Allegheny. D. Glenn, Allegben
IaSDI RLD AND Elayiemi gmIiCENT.
s chlaudecker Erie.
" 110 —G9u. A. Cobham, Warren.
• 11. Walker, Erie.
t 1303.1.3., Elk. •
11.051, Thompron, Crawford.
'L—Wllace B. Stewart. •
: W allace
Nicholson.
Liu—L. D. Williams, Oraoi°l4.
mi
order Lav of ihe Daugbiera of Ba
e i. , atival in their 4alk i Tannell'
cI VIt tirade), evening, ilaroli Oth. °.
• Tay Ow Foram—This celebrated company
will appear at Brant's Hall this evening. We
receive from all parts of the State, wherev, r
they have performed, high recommendations.
We advise our readers to go early If they wish
to secure seats,
UM
AN INPUDINT BoBBILY.—ON Tuesday night
last some rascal, by means of a false keg .
opened tho shutters of the show window of
John 4 O'Dell's confectionary shop, in Third
street, and , then by breaking a pane of glass,
rei
moiled his arm through the window, and stole
about a peck of oranges, after which be de
camped.
Urmasum, Qum, &c.—Lee, 08 Market
street below Third, has recently made large
additions to his stock. Besides an endless vari
ety of umbrellas, parasols, &c., he has now on
hand a splendid assortment of walking canes,
including a number with handsomely Chased
gold heads, just the very thing for. presents':;
He bas also a variety of fancy articles, the ex
amination of which will well repay a visit to
his establishment,
DIDIOATIOII. -- The M4tAtodiet Episcopal
church, on Ridge avenue, in this city,' will be
dedicated con nest Sabbath. Rev D. W. Bar
tine will eornmence, the dedicatory services
this, (Thursday,) Pet* 27, by preaching ins ttie
Locust street M. R• church at 8 P. x., and 7 P.-al.,
assisted by Rev. Andrew ?tranship and others.
We kindly and earnestly invite all to go and
hear this popular and eloquent divine. The
concluding dedicatory services will take place on
the following Sabbath, March 2. Rev. Charles
Cook, D.•Ek, will print& In the 'Locust Street
BC .11. church, at 10} s. x., lord ReiK If. Tor
rence at 7P. N. The form of dedication will
be beld In the new church, on Ridge avenue,
at 8 p. - st. The choir of the Locust street
church will favor us with. some, choice musk!.
Josses essuo, Pastor.
Now Fos following , bill has pass
ed the Senate /and is now in the hands of thS
local Judiciaty ' leommittee of the House
Swnos 1. f3i it ended by the Senate and Muse
it Beerentativa(qf the anirmenwealth of .Pents.
ay/vanes ta Genesi Assembly 'mg, and it is herd*
a l ma by ths catty cif the same: That the fees,
or costs , to be b leafier cheated of reeelved, or
demanded, or taken, by the mayor, alderm .1%;
or justices of the peace in the city of Harris
burg, or of the lounty of Dauphin, hs all cases
where to any person or persons shall be charged
with being vagrants, idle and disorderly. or
drunk and dheiderly persons, or for drunken
ness, or breach of the peace, or with commiting
an assault, or assault and battery, shall be as
follows : For all , proceedlogs in all or any of
the above stated 'lames, except cased of assault,
tt
f ai
er assault and ba ry, the sum of twenty cents;
shall be charged y the said o ffi cers in either
of such cases for y official services rendered
therein '
• for committiug to prison tiny person
charged with eithM of the above offences, ea.
cept cases of assaelt, or assault and battery;
the . sum of twenty-five ciente; no more or
further fees than as above stated shall be
charged or paid to the said officers In any case
wherein two or more persons are arrested for
committing any of the said offences at the same
time and place,
except in cases of assault, and
assault and battery.
Bm. 2. That in the above named cases, ex
cept ID cases of assault, or mimic and battery,;
the fees to be chargedand recelved,or deuguid-'
ed, or taken, by the
qo natables in the add city'
and county, or by thchief police timetable, or;
police constable, or other offwer of the said city,
shall be as fellows, tie Wit: For, arresting any ,
person or persons accordiag to law, either upon
or without warrant or other process, and taking;
such person or per sons either of the offi
cers named in the p ing section of this act'
for any of the °fleeced therein specified, except;
cases of assault, or assault and battery, the sum'
of twenty cents for an of the offences therein'
specified, except in of assault, and assatlit,
and battery ; for cocatnitting to prison upon:
process issued by either of the officers named .
in the preceding seeti n of this act, and inclu
ding mileage for all persons arretted within
the city of Harriebu , twenty-thve mints ; for
all persons arrested for any of the: offences
named in the preceding section of this act, ex
cept cases of assault/and assault, and battery,
without the limits of the city of Harrisburg,
when such miles we actually traveled would
exceed two miles, three mid for each' mile
actually traveled ii making said arrest s and
committing to prime, bat itcnii casishell'inthe
i s
age be charged atately foe making said
arrests and pommit gto prison.
Sac. 8. That in cases of assault, or assault
and battery, whorl's' the grand jury Bann re
turn the bill of in °fluent a true bill, the fees
now allowed by lair in such oases shall be paid
to the said officers is the mode and manner now
prescribed by law, sod in all cases of assault, or
assault and battery, wherelie.fihe r grind 'jury
shall return the bi hied Indictment ignoramus,
or not a true bill, so fees or costs obeli be paid
by the county of Dautitda to any of the off cers
named in the pre:ceder:sr sections oft' this; act,
and all laws heretofore eisiated;tokiiiii in force,
providing for the payedeeit :of ilees or costa to
any or all of the officers samedln.the preceding
sections- of thii act shall be; and the same are
hereby repealed, so far as relates to the city of
Harrisburg and the county of Dauphin.
Tits LAT= iiiwa.—Bargains I Balling off
tho entire stock of winter goods
belo* coat,
via : Woolen, merino, cotton and canton flan
nel, under shirts and drawers, 40 and upwards;
woolen mufflers, woolen and cotton i Hose,
104 and upwards . silk ties, 18 and upwards :
inspenders, 12 ; also fine shirta, $1 (Nall 25,
actually worth $1 6041 76 ; collars, (aline;
'l2i, and night shirts, 60; also a large lot of
'monkey jackets; all wool, 'froth 15e@Slf.00 . ;
also a large lot of Union shirt breasts, 10c.;
'One bleach muslin 1* yard wide, 16e.• also
!bleached muslin ,6c:,and fine Irishlinen,l42oc.
'per yard ; Brooks, Clarks and Coal's mumbled
spool cotton y 40. Ladies and ontlenteu tklii is
'ttilrOlittie - to - gaV6iiigiarr - ..Preasii Calrantrex
amine for yourselves, as one call will suffice to
!convince the public of the above tads. Also,
'on band a large lot of ladies' collars, cuffs, un
:dendeeves, which I will sell equally Cheap for
tash. N. B.—Shirts, collars, &c., made to
'measure or from sample, on the shortest notice
and most reasonable terms If you want a
!bargain and a good fitting shirt, Ito., just to go
James A. Lynn, at the Harrisburg Cheap Shirr
`Manufactory; Ho. 12 Market street, iodms next
to Hummel & KilLtoger's grocery store, Harris
burg, Pa. feblo.
STAMM or Hearr.--" There is no funeral
so sad to follow as the funeral of ' our youth,
'which we have been pampering with fond de
tires, ambitious hope, and all the bright ber
ries that hang hi poisonous clusters over the
path of life." The importance of oontrwstieg
correct habits will apply in every action, of out:,
lives ; for instance it is a duty society demands
of rii fp dress genteel, but we are not requited
to threw our money away on worthless goo& z
hence; it is important to purchase where *if
tlargat tood, goods tot the leiiit Inoue*. r` that
re'la tilitat'llt ElowieWs, goner Front awl
ket streets.
Peuitsvlinutia tiiiirottag Moruivu2. IcbruarD 27, 1862
Pennsylvania Legislature.
IMPORTED BLEPRZERLY FOR THE TELEGRAPH
WILDNINDAT, Febinary 26, 1862.
The Senate met at 11 o'clock A. m, and was
called to order by Speaker FALL.
Prayer by Rev. D. W. Bartine, pastor of the
Green street Methodist Episcopal church, of
Philadelphia.
The journal of yeetenlay, (Tuesday,) was partly
read, when
On motion . of Mr. IMBEIE, the further read
ing of the same was dlpenned with.
lisrrtfidiss;• ,Lpiiiteanitmo.
The SPEAKER presented a petition of citi
zens of Yodetqiivniship, Oarnbria county, ask
ing for a law to change the place of holding
electrida fEltilildldwUjildp. • :
IfifeireiFto r the . Cdmiidttee on DieCtion Dis
tricts.
M. QONNELL presented a lemonstuatice of
citizens of Germauto7n, Philadelphia, against
the passage of the supplement to the North
,P,ltiladulphla plank road company, As, railroad
cornpany.)
Referred to the Committee on Railroads.
Mr. it,Faliralipieliented a Petition of citizens
of Lower Chichester township. Delaware county,
-
asi
tiring to be separated from the borough of Mar -
cus Hook, for sob% and road purposes.
Referred to the mmittee on Election Dis
tricts.
Also, a peldtion/Of eitisens of Chester, Dela
warebeunty, relative to a cemetery in said bor
ough.
Referred to the•Comdlittetrest Corporations.
Mr. STAIN prearadmi-iwo petitions of citizens
of Lehigh *May, In ,ftwor Of aim* said
county into a new judiciaLdistirict.
Laid on the table teethe bill has tam reported
from committee. t•
Idle REILLY pfesented a remonstrance of
citizens otSclinylkill county against the repeal
of the act authorizing the erecting and laying
out of a State road in Lebanon and Berks
counties.
Referred to the Committee on Roads and
Bridges.
MT. PENNEY foreirented twl petitions of citi
zethi'lliiidiPk'On. the line of ' the Fait -Liberty
lo9ser4l3 f er robiay; in favor •of allowing locomo-
M.id,rOad.i
Referred to the Committee ma 'Railroads
Mr.. ROB . o
iRSON from the . ,demmittee on Cor
, .
porations, r bad epor amen ded, an act to incor
poiate- the Pennsylvania PetiCileum Transpor
tation bompanyt . '
Mr. WOLURE, (Railroads) as committed, a
aupplement to ate act th incorporate the kloCalla
Mountain 'Railroad omnpany.
Mr. IMBRLE, (9oraFare 13i115,) presented a
report which wasr -ad and recorded on the
Mr. NICHOLI3, (same,) prewmtfid' a report
•irblottifwilead and *entered on the 'lourd.
Mr. `i34diTti , (Thiladclphist,) (seleot,) as cow
mitted, joinvrtwoluficiiia relative to the defence
of the Delaware river and Bay:
-
Ur. MEREDITH read biplane adEact extend
ing the time for lifting-lbccharter and , paying
the. qukoi4trent.OrtN.orx the act incorporating the
..Kittani.M.V.aoar P.OmPanY—.
Referral to , th J
e.Corwmitree on
the udiciary-
Mr. Hi OSTA:NA an.act to extendithe char
ter of the Lancaster County Bank.
Referred to the Committee on Banks.
Mr. BERRILL, an act relative to a certain
burial ground in the borough of Cheerer, Dela
ware county,
Referred to the Committee on Corporations.
Mr. PENNEY, an act conlhadng the title to .
certain laud in lilisabetiCtownship, Allegheny
county. •
Referre4,o clownlAtoo or &taw and
Feclieate
Mr. N.ETCRAIL, a further supplement to
an act to incorporate the city of Carbondale,
Luanne county. .
Refeared tn the Committee on Corporations.
Mr. LOWRY, an - act to incorporate the vil
lage of Linetwille, Crawford county, into a
borough,
teferredtothQ.Committee on OOrponaions.
Mr. CONNELL, an act for the more con
venient and economical: settlement of- dece
dents' estates,
• *furred ibilike Committee on the Judiciary.
16. SMITH, (Philadelphia,) an act supple
mentary to an act relative to the attachment of
vessels, passed June 13, 1886. •
Referred to toe committee on the, Judiciary.
APPOILMOMIT or MINOR VIZWER3 nt PHILADIELPHLA.
House bill No. 22, an.act td provide for the
appointment of fence viewers in the city of
Philadelphia, came up in order on third reading.
lktr. CONNELL submitted the following
amendment to the bill as a new section :
" The Board of Surveyortpand. Begulatots of
the city of ,Ptilladeipida,•abalkreeetveiio
cdm
pensation for the service, smutted to be per.
formed by them by the . prpv*ns of this act- -
'The' arabildnient'vrea agreed to ; and the
Passed finally.
ozneiti
Senate bill No. 219, au sot fixing the term of
office of eheriffa, came up in. %der and was bid
over.
Mr. REILLY called up an act. to incorporate
the North American shaft company.
Passed finally. •
Mr. LANDON called up Rouse MIX No. 179,
an act to authorise the bonyfigii' of Slikiehial
na Depot, Susquehanna" Maiiity; to increase
their taxation for borough potpie*.
Passed finally.
Mr. LAWRENCE tailed upi!HOMO bill NO.
184, an act repealing an act zonniifiog an ap
propriation to be maditlint ofeountt fruidifin aid
of agricultunrkor InfirtrmiltimkatMetdes, so far
as thesame relates to Greene county.: ,
Passed finally.
On leave given, Mr. lIIIETH, (Philadelphia,)
from the cormattee on Corporations, reported
as committed, an eat to incorprorate the
Yill9P of 14 9 1511 4 19 r C°" Tf°l4. 99 11 ah.1 1 .4 0
Mr. LOWErciab i ll *vita bill, entitled
an act to inonporate the village of Lines-
CrawfdriEdnitathattialWadittb.
Passed finally.
Mr. MEREDITH called up House bill No.
152, a supplement to an act to incorporate the
borough of Freeport, Armstrong county.
Passed finally.
Mr. MOTT called up House bill No. 120, an
act to erect a poor house for the township of
Texas, and borough Of Honesdale, Wayne
jn borAdi* lilted of ;this whole, *r.-• DoardSairi
in the Chair.)
Mr. MOLT moved to amend by iddince new
section, submitticaria„ peciPle- I
The amendment' *greed to ; the`commit
tee rose, and the chairmanu; reported the bill
with an aroolubtAnt
Pasm attell 4
Mr. ea p 'senate bill No. 201,
etiPPleirliC_ reeve* one in relation to
th e G ree d - improvement company.
After some "tat : guitilll
Passed finally.
On motion of Mr. CLYMEA, the Senate then
Adjourned.
'if I
Mr . OF PIETA
NT4TIPiag
•
WIVINADAT, Feb. 20, dika,
I Thggpaiiii4dred IOWA& to order at 10
• -
p ra go t tr eA Roiljtspeukti- .
The Clerk read the jounud of lairtiakki,
which we geprorid.
SENATE
RISPOWD3 01 MINDING 00310/114ZE8..
Buss isle* It
HILLS 00211WID*UID
RRPiCAL ON THE ACT FOR THE CONIEUTATION ON
rue ReaiNSYLVANIA RAILROAD TONNAGE TAX.
The House went into committee of the
whole (Mr. Anterraoso in the chair,) on . House
bill No 201, entitled "An Act to repeal the
act approved 7th of March, A. D. 1861, entitled
An Act for the commutation of tonnage du
ties.'' '
The first and only section of the bill was
read as follows:
solos 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and Bowe
of Representatives of the Ortmursomoealth of .Penszsyl
mum, in General Assembly met, and it is hereby
enacted by the authority of the same, That the act
of Assembly approved 7th March, anno domini
1861, entitled "An Act for the commutation
of tonnage duties," be, an& the same is hereby
repealed.
On the question,
" Will the committee agree to the section?"
A division was orderea, and fifty-nine gentle
men voted in the affirmative.
The committee then rose, and the chairman
reported to the House that the committee had
agreed to the bill.
The question then was, "shall the report of
the oomniittee of the Whole be adopted?"
Atter a protracted debate,
Mr. WILLIAMS moved to amend by offering
the following as a substitute for the bill:
An act to repeal the act for the commutation
of Tonnage duties, approved . March 7,.1861.
Winanes, An act was passed at the last ties
sion of the Legislature purporting to be an act
for the commutation of tonnage duties,- by
means wireof the sum of seven hundred and
fifty-two thoustuid three hundred aa&eight dol-
-....,—.... wincti watt
, ---, on pretended considerations which ,
were eer in conflict with the constitution.
utter'? awry and worthless in then/set '
utterly.`"
amoun fa effect, under color of a pretend
contract, or commutation,to a gratuitous d•
tion ot-ill the said monies and revenue to . a
private earOoration, without any , substantive
equivalent whatever, thereby violating the
plighfaith of the biota, and increasing thi
eurthe of the people at a time when the ne•
cesati ' r q 6
the, unayi• pre-eminently required,'
the m rigid econorilY, and the strictest , hue.;
bandry tif their resources ;
And iiherns, the said act was .tipproTed by
the Crow**.nor, at, shown by his message to the
House of; Representatives of • the bin day f
Februalt last past, under a stipulation in •
ting, for the benefit of the people which
not mai% known to them, and has since n
surrendered without their knowledge or *co -
sent make demand of the said company with
out anyinevious, registry in the proper office,
and without even the preservation of a copy
thereof p ,
__, •
And te f peas, it is'afflimed and believed that
the to ' 'ig the ' said a ctof A 100011 44 were
dicta •by the said company ;=and that 04
passagethereof was procured by, improper an d
unlawfdrinrn other than those which lik i t:ii4
been sititatry iecited on file part of the •
1 company andibt agents. • - ,
SiXrZtagr,: eiciaas, by Oa &nate cad
Row otiitAtirookdisios of tho Ontrommaidoof
eßowykio General Azwanbiy rid; and tit
antAority cf she saes, Meet'
the;said recited act of Assembly of the 7th day
of March, a. n.,1861, be and the same is hereby
repealed, and the said tonnage tax, or duties
Imposed by the act incorporating the said
Pennsylvania railroad company is hereby re
stored, re-imposed, and made payable to the
Commonwealth in the same manner, and upon
the same terms and conditions as though the
said repealing act had never been passed.
Sso. 2. That it shall be the duty of tile At
torney General to proceed forthwith to sue for,
recover and collect by distress, irrepleviable or
otherwise, the arrears of the said tonnage-tax,
which were due and., owing at the time of the ;
passage of the said recited act which is hereby:
repealed,together with such additional tax or du
ties as would have accrued upon the tonnage
of the said company, until the date of the pres
ent act; and for the proper ascertainment of the
amount of thirsald additional tax, it shall . be
the duty of the said company to Erie forthwith,
in the office of the Auditor General, a statement
duly authenticated by the oaths of the Presi
dent and Treasurer of said company, of the
amount of their business so made taxable, for
the intervening period, and also to furnish the
Auditor General from time to time such
other and . additional statements and such
access to their books as he may judge ne
cessary for the purpose of the said unit, or
other proceedhl g : hereby .% auth#risted,: Pre
iddsii;Lhoiaseer;that the j iiiimey§ fad by the Said
company on account of the , said•pretended com
mutation over and beyond the annual instal
ment or instalment, payable by them on their
bonds for the purchase money of the priblie
works, shall be credited upon the arrears of the
said tax, which were due and owing at the pas
sage of the said repealed act, and allowed in the
collection of the said arrears.
WILT:fal S moved to postpone the
er consideration of the amendment to
gether with the bill, with the, view of having
them printed, which was agreed to.
Various motions were then made fixing a day
for their oonsideration, all of which were disa
greed to, when.
The hour of one o'clock having arrived the
House - Adjourned.
. .
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• Wm. A. Batchelor's - Halr Bye! .
The only Harmless and Reliable Dye r KnO'N/A '
• All others are raertfintitatiorus, and should be ,avOldmi
Hyou wish to escape ridicule.
ORBY,OIXD OR RUSTY HAIR dyed instantly to, a
beautind and natural Brown or Wang, witheat the LONG
Injury to Hale or Skin. •
FIFTEEN Iit,DALS AND DIPUDIAS have been , awar
ded to Wx. A..Bsramites singe 18 9, and over 200,000
applitallons•have been made to the hair of the patrons
of his fatuous Dye.
Wm A. BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE produces a color
-not to be diatiogabibed from nature and is WARSAW=
not to Wore in the least; however long it may be contin
ued, and the ill effects of bad Dees remedied. The hair
is invigorated for life by this splendid Dye, which is prop
erly applied at No. it kind Street New York.
sold ia &lithe sites and Manus of the United States, by
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
The Genuine 11/18 the name "William A. Batchelor, ll
and address upon a steel plate engraving, on the Our
aides of each bez.
Wholesale rectory, 31 Barclay St,
Lite 238 eroadwig, New Tont-
oct2-dawly
lAtllif 44L - Oaah paid for uate
by JAKE N. WAXER&
mayo.&
1 iIIL 41~I.i!
DR. DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES
"Read the folio sing certificate" rthro one of the Oral
ladles In Mimi, N. Y., who milled op= my agents in that
ebp (Kr tam, Brutal- & tic%) and told them that the, of
course, did um mai her mama made public, but It any
one shouts doubt the woe I .erful efficiency of Ds- DOPER
oo's Golden Pins, they might refer soy lady t t her, as
she could 'ered it a duty, as well as a pleasure, to her
enciatiedee of their efficacy, as administered to her
daughter, a young I ady 17 years old. - he wan feat
elf tom vet" Ant/Wu—bad taken cold—nature became
*betrothed Two box,' of time Golden Palls entire
ly cured her, and she la now in robust health.—
"We were tartioubar in buying the genuine. Full and
explicit &mew aceakettanying each box. - Price Sl.
Sold wholesale and reel - by 0. A RalffireAkr, No. 2,
Jones Row, ed C. R. Ritual, 91 Market street, Harris
burg. Pa. Sy sending either of them SX 00 %brought he
Ilarrieborg Post Offloe the catedentially
by mall to any part of the country; "free of postage."
N. 13.—LoOk out tbr minnterfolts. no Glidden Mlle
of any kind uhkertho tax is "signed S. D. Howe. All
others is a base Woodlark and unsafe; Umirefore, ae
you value your lives sad health, (te'say nothlng of be
hag humbugged out- of' your money ) buy only of thaw
who chow the egnature of S: D. Rowe on every bon,
;ranch mks recently beer' added or amount of the Pills
senor connternittee, • The. , ffigsredietas composing the
above Pills ore made kinitinf:lo every Agent, and they
are safe, and will perform *Radioed Ike them.
Sold also by, 'P. L. Lmnberger, Labium. - A. J. King
man Mechanicsburg Sark*, Lewisto w n ;S. Bleat-
Ratline ;- S. G. Wild, Newville ; O. Shippens,
burg ; I Spangler, Chstabersbing; . X. T. taller, York
J. A. Wolf, We ; B. 8. SWAM. Reading ; and
it. P. Hunter, Reuling, and by "one druggist" In every
town and village in the Ilaltedaates, and by
X. D. VOWS,
Sole Proprietor. New York.
e3.4m
iii rw 'Abinrtisments
NICHOLS 8z 110WMA
-o o mprifi e Wr r k
ieuji*es old 1 -
116TAVE , lleteruirkiskjanflase their en
sto of
GROOES, .016MIONS, inturra
,
at prices Windt thisprosent hard thnes; stud re
spectfully Sall Vogt of tile ultimata of
Harrisburg and y to theiruxtensive stock
of goods, Spudding:
SUGARS, SYRIA I
TEAS, COFTEE,C
MDR% Uraft*,
MANORS; OMANI%
OEDAR-WASE,
FLOUR,', 013 R, &a.
We have also gone to considerable trouble in
"getting the sale of
„several brands of
All of Whitt we *task td be'
NON-BINDS2.,..MANSPABENT AND
11110111 ODOR,
as far as pnictioable. Anunig Others, we have
on band r-
NATRANA, ICkel9l4, LIICEPSR;
.
11-a
tinol
cr.9f
Ai{gfasprbieh we will`}sell wbolesale or retail,
and tv. then any Ass' hew* in liisrriburg.
Also, all kindncg; . ,
CUT, FLINT AND OMEN, ,CALWOITAREC,
-Weralsci to'Citli Well selected
and extensive assortment of
VitgEMLWARII.
Call at bucuoicaayiwicor,
corner of Front indlifarket streets.
UNION E&PAU'ItANT,
R LLTAM=ZIAING SALOON,,
•
No. 119 , NEAR PIM:
THE intibidabers iiiothig. erected a larg 8
banding ft the abefl/1411Mie, prftay foti plarfio
sea
,
ldll4llrVliibdidiAed, (l
d, the eUeill&tortheipbb.i
lic to the followitiore., • 4 ' ,
Tel feencreawr, on the Vie Roar. wi th a room'
attached, is fitted op in lirdi-chint style, and it will at all'
times be suppled with the born OYSTERS to be bad in '
the Atlantic cities, together with terrapin, Oah, and all .
kinds of game In season. Oysters served up in every'
style, and matte to be leutat all bourn, The Alee of all
the celebrated breWeries in the country constantly on'
hand.
The Ton-pin Alley ,or Bowling Saloon, la- Witte' rear,
and Gentiles' three alleys of modern consPaction, where.
the lovers of this healthy exercise can enjoy the ineelves.!
The Billiard Saloon le up-stairs—elegantly titled up,
and contains three marble top , oembinatiOn minion ta
hies, equal to any made. -
Harrisburg has long felt the wast of a grand, combin
ation of this kind, and as the proprietors are determined '
to conduct it in a quiet and orderly manner, and do eve
rything In their power to mske it Sur.lonuble retort,
they hope to receive a hberal there of publics patronage.
Batt-dif WlLLikai O. IicFADMIN & 00.
LAUER'S
ALE, PORT ER AND BEER,
NOTICE is hereby given to the citizens
of Harrlacurg, LW the underalgnedhaa authorized
Mr. B. Mager to receive orders for any of my manatee
-
terse. The collecting will be attended to by the under
&geed. AM orders left as above win lnc promptly as
to. GEORGE LACIEN,
feb2246m. Pottsville, Ps.
BLINDS I I BLINDS II I
NEW V BNITION BLINDS made to or
der kr ;the small slim of $2, $2 51) mull& New
blade made lord of old ones a: equal, tow prices for
seventy eve °eats a pleas and upwards.o all sad am at
my stop, in second street, below etteennt.
feba.lm A. R. 811
NAZARETH HALL,
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
lAZA.RETI3, Northampton county, Pa.
Easy at ; amass from ilarrisners by railroad W
n, and thence, soven miles by stage.
Be,. =WARD 11. ,
!Min* - Principal
GOOD NEWS ! GOOD NEWS! 1
34 PIECES 131ssoliedMuslin at 7 ots.
Per yard. -
lini9oces, yard wide Muslin, at 12% eta per yard.
80 pima good quality Calico, at 7 cur. i er yard.
200 limes beet styles Banco, at. 1234 ate per yard.
60 , pieoes best Lissa at 26,81,40 and 60 eta. per lard.
00 pieces barred Check, at 10 eta. per yard.
Abet a large stark or Carpets, fancy and black Bilks,
Shawls at putty reduced prices. Br eraloluttig oar large
stock of goods, you will find greet Bargains.
IL MUIR & Co.,
feb2l-gyr: No. A, Mirka Bilooro, Harrisburg, Pa.
NEW MILITARY' PUBLICATIONS.
LONGMOBE ON gun idiot wounds, 75
The Art of War by Baron de 3om
' ini, Nith "pandit" ; tnips and
engravings ' $1 60
Infantry Tactics, by Brigadier-General
Silas Casey, 11. B. A 250
Practical Treatise on Strengthening and
Defending Out Posts, Villages,
8r105 4 4 dca fix refer 4. "ICe to the
Duilin ef Officers of l'lctiriets, by
Col. Jebb. Royal (Faglien) Rog
neere
Coppee's Field Manual :for Battalion
Dri11... : ....... . . ... .
60
ICoPPee'a Field Manual of Evolulionti of
the Line • CIO
With all the standard military publications
at BERGNER'S Cheap Book Store.
. „
toQUR newly replenished - Idock of Toilet
. tad 'Fancy. Goods is uneurpeased in ads niiy, and
g =Slant of rendering sitistsation, we woo f roe
goecifully invite a call. SILLSR,
'9lllarkatattoection doiira aastiinPoorth street. south
,UTILL BELL at coat my entire etock ,of
, mUllnery and Canay goods. Call and ciao:doe
for yourselves, Row, Third sdreat belOW Martuti
• 10111411 w S. A. MILES. '
`FB's
' H 811 IT.Sti, and Valid constantly
oa wind and for sale by
CRASSERRIES, ,
35
GB'
_I L .
t rrr.
amusenunts.
ALL ATTIRED in ancient costumes, will
give three of their Grand Old Trablened Concert. at
BRANT'S HALL,
On the evening of Thursday, Friday
and Saturday,
FEBRUARY 27th and 28th and MARCH Ist.
The Old Folks wilt be assisted by Mrs. 311115 J. NIGH
us, the young American Fongatrees, Um. OIguNGIII
.91113PPAJW, the accomplished Vocalist, and Mr. J. P.
GULICK, the Famous Basso.
GRANNY sLocum, auNt RACHAEL and 00114 V
REUCBN, will also be pr rent each evening and "pie 4.
the gingen."
IMMO, 245 cents. CHILDREN 15 cents.
sir Doom open at 7 o'clock, to commence at 7%
A MATINEB will be given BATORDAY AFTERNOON
at 3 o'clock, for the aecommod Won of' Ladled and Clad -
drag.
jgrADI4IBSION for CHILDREN to RATTNER le seats
feb24-et
SANFORD'S NEW OPERA HOUSE
THIRD STRUT BELOW hieUtECBT:
:..I, ~ „ 25 cent&
i ~ Choke, 60 orate.
Beata in Private Boxes, 76 cents.
, the Box, $5.00.
- , • • open 6} o'clock ; Commence at 7/ o'clock.
l itorm:wilp:mest of the Celebrated Cantatrice,
LIMA BORDWELL,
-.AND-
Mr. W. BORDWELL,
Ethiliven Comedians, who will appear in their
114*opean Drawing Boom Soireee, original with
Kr. and Mrs. Bordwell.
FIRST NIGHT OF THE ECURLESQE
COlci
Tip-conclude with the Laughable Afterpiece,
NEW YEAR'S CALLS.
Sae can be secured In advance during the Opera.
Ili* Office open from lu to 12 A. Y.
WM. KNOCHE,
98 Aftarket street, Harrisburg, Pa.,
li)=
.19L. NOEL
WNW ROSEWOOD PIANOS. from the best
.L 1 make* from $2OO upwards.
MELODEONS
TUB BEST MANUFACTURED INSTRU
MENTS, FROM $46 to $lOO.
•
Chains, Violins, ii.ccordeons, Flutes,
P'S e, Drum, Banjos, Tambourines,
Violin and Guitar strings end musi
cal merchandise In general.
I ,
BST MUSIC.
THE LATEST PITBLICATIONS always on
hand. Music sent by mail to any part of the
country.
OVAL, SQUARE, GILT AND ROSEWOOD
FRAMES,
Suitable for looking glasses, and all kinds of
pictures always on hand.
A fine assortment of beet plated
LOOKING GLASSE Et
From smallest to largest sizes.
Any- style of frame made to order at the
shortest notice.
febl9-dBm
ANOTHER SUPPLY OF
MORTON'S
UNRIVALLED GOLD PENS.
BEST PENS in the world, for 750, $1 2b
$l. 60, $2, $3, and $4, for sale at
iebl6 y SCHBFFER'S Bookstore.
"THE PEN,NIGHTIRR THAN THE
SWORD."
TRW LARGEST STOCK,
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL STYLES
Gold and Silver Pencil and Pen
Cases.
In the market, is to be sound at
BERGNER'S CHEAP BOOKSTORE
BUIDIE-WHEAT hi EA L and CORN MEAL
joist receirint MI Or 8110 st
NI IOVr CHOLS & IX.MMAN,
je corner From and Markel streets.,
CRtiallka), broken loaf, fine and coarse
pulverised and other sugars for sal. by
NICHOLN ki BOWMAN,
ilmier Front and Market streets.
HAIR, TOOTH, NAIL. CLOTH, HAT,
LATHER end INFANT ILKUBEIN 4 , in great variety
Totoa VII Y 41. I.j
SOIDIEft'a CAMP COMPANION. A
very convenient. Writting Deck •, also, Portibiloe,
Memorandum Boots, Portmonntues, &e.. it
n 2oSCH4'!'Y&NHS BCYJIL33
riANDLES, Country Soap, Fancy Soapa
k) of all Mods, hr sale
NI by
CHOLS dr BOWMAN.
Corner Front and Idar• et street&
NO. MACKERAL in Kitts, half bar
ra3, and barrels, at tho Mow Grocery and Provi
sion Store, Front and Market streeU.
NIGGO4I dt POWMAN.
CHOICE Teas, Green and Black, for sale
aj low by NICHOLab k BOWMAN,
kbll Corner Frontand Market Weds.
4 75
A 'LOT of prime Cheese just received and
ZIL.
for sale by NICKOLAS ac BOWMAN,
Corner Hrostand Market streets.
POWDER, Shot and Caps for sale by
NICCOLAS &BOWMAN,
Ooroer Front and Market streets.
- 101;ESH. Laramie, Apples, Cranberries,
toi wale by NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
31. 1 earner Front and Market street, •
I TIA,NDELION COFFEE Fresh and
Wile supply or this Celebrated Oeffeejaet received
the laS DOO4, Jr.. & Co.
BLACKING 1
ABONI3 ',CHALLENGE BLACKING.'
' Oran, assorted sizee,inat received, and fo
etlerninoseio
4001-,
RUMBAMIIi§/1110,Door Mats, Scrub.
ling and Bleakdadng Bnuhea for sob by
NIOBULAS & BkiWXAN,
Miler treat sad Market grist..
LKS
WM. KNOCHE,
98 Market street.
AND PArTIRMS
VV. DCAN, Sr.. &00