titgrapq.
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t 0,131 Allerliooo. February 28, 1882.
lyrrta lo sr.—lt , going out Market street to
L.ho:on &pot, au open letter addressed to
The tiudor will please return the same
I i liotliee
in the absence of the pastor, Rev.
~,,,,, the Rev. John W. Nevin, D. a , of
pity, will preach iu the German Re
'/.1 c horal nest Suuday, March the 2d,
u ,, lug and evening. All who may have
. to heAr this distinguished phi_
r divine are cordially invited to
=1
„,K UNI,fiII.WOOD, who will be recollected
iror irstrrs (,f our hotels and rattan
„. ~ $:0.41 , in in who loved': deep and
1,,,65,” and who showed his superior
0% dtt.liciurats during last summer, by
4 1,
up tit IRirtion of hill n 'wit do„
dlo ruin illossomsor 1 "
e a w ,
14, bara pleoect uo t *aired list f the
1, 1 order of the Secretary of War. anise—
01000 s idesaa House.--The burlesque on
('„lke" at this popular place of amuse
; lig eight, ..roved a trump card, and
mo tlor house with a "run." It le the
tt -11 - that we have witnessed for a
aial the manager deserves a bum
lower:se. "Ye Old Folks" will
‘1.(1 ti i ..vtulog, acd we advise every-
"
citiNtt --Ott Tuesday night last, a stock
hid' there were four horses, caught fire
LI omotive, while coming over the
hurtled two of the horses .80
t v
hit they had to be killed. The
: two weft , ako considerably burned, but
e•ignt they will get well. The sight of
v.Jely burned was indeed sicken
ilium Their ears were almost
• 14, their eyes burned out, and all the
the ,kin in many places, burned off.
GALE. —Yesterday afternoon a stiff breeze
t,e Nortll-went started up, which during
Lea iucrc.r•ed to the magnitude of a jure
~r , , • Signs and awnings were crash
.ll,4l shutters rattling, and those
c,illed them oat In the gale
,i,t, , ,t fear, dreading every Instant
,tonit,ey would come toppling down
that they would be suddenly
ia al avalanche of shingles. We
A LeAr .1 my accident of this nature,
t. 2,1 ,1e who could, staid within
I. and the streets were nearly
tad. 14 ,Ikllti,el to the violence of the
A tle,to - nVtalure was below the freezing
t•it I it ty o,3ace a fire had caught any
nl.ue, it woLtittaly have been by the greatest
tt it we bed escaped a large con
,3lllt thr force of the wind, and
!: I the Water in the hose, the fire-
„Ili Live ',mud it almost Impossible to
.1. welt d the names. This morning the
"j . (frit VIII cloudless, and the force of the
what abated. Still the breeze
L. a 1,.; old too, ea the red noses and
dls bore ample witness.
i'C
E.:Ey!' !MON. — Mr. George L. Hall, of
• liovra troupe, was the recipient of a
ilvs.nt this afternoon, in the shape
.tr id,d cane, presented by a number
and admirers in this city ea a
tl of their appreciation of his
'...that talents, and their esteem for his
• dem Unsuited good social quell
:,kraly. The presentation ceremonies
in the drug store of Dr. Bannvart,
in the presence of the donors,
I.re of n very interesting nature.. Dr.
eie the presentation speech, which
t, but ear, edlegly well timed and ap
ev• Mr. Hall, although taken corn
- , tul prise, made a very neat response.
Ale is a very handsome' one made of
ebony, highly polished, with a
• hlver head, containing the following
t;EuttGE L. HALL,
ItY HIS /RIMS,
Htira'Airg, Feb. 28, 1882."
affair was got up with exceeding
" 11 . 1 r. fleets great credit upon the
'L 'm The &nets. Mr. Hall is a gentle
rive musical talents, and disking tie
• •orr c ity hai won a "host of blends,"
• lez wetemplated departure next week,
S m ss hie genial and good tatured
;awing Sanford's merry men, while
1,1u -ell will experience the loss of an
, > r place will not be easily supplied.
,NNII/NT : An explanakhyn
,121
"/ g , cernina k t of the aountry ; giUVW
f I azitutional provision, 88c, Br
tINNKY :
hfut juncture, when sound knowl
- 11,, outiva and rights of the citizen,
;lie nue nature of our republican form
Inueut are so essential to its perPetee"
I, LI pleasure in again calling attention
Lok. Would it not be well for our
I 'Y the aid of this or some other
t.' impart to their pupils a more
ahti. gystemutic knowledge than is
it,A oil iu this essential part of educe
. 141,440410de branch of instruction has
t!. lult to chance, or to the bleb action
lean Palling events, or the teachings' of
preation. But so grave aduty ought
wit to such unreliable and indefinite
its discharge. If the Persian youth
1I
Cell 4,11,1 y taught to curb steada, bend the
i l, c truth, much more should our
each of whom maybe called
.•;,,trii and
N ~v
guide the State f " to know
and do the right. We cordially
- Ns work as worthy of confidence,
fulfill• ng all the promisee of the title
Lin Towe.—Capt. G. W. P. Davis' company,
requited in this city, and formerly detailed se
guard at. the State Arsenal, left tone
with ita regiment en route for the seat of war.
Comma.—The renowned Sig.ior Blitz, with
his learned canary birds mid .the
. iuevft:+ble
''Bobby," in connection with, the celtbrattd
ventriloquist, Dr. Valleatine, will shortly give
a series of txmcerts in our olty.
TRIMMING Kass.—The present is the proper
season to attend to this work, before the Mtp
begins to ascend from the roots to the tricki
and limbs, and thus insure a plentiful growth
of shoots and consequently an abundant foliage,
which, as every housekeeper knows, is a very
desirable thing around one's dwelling duriug
the sultry months of summer. Keit month
and April will do for preparing sad plantiog
out young trees, but•the latter month is r,their
too late fot trimming:
Tna Ow Forza—The "Old Folks" Wdrb
greeted with a large andfashionable . audience
at Bract's Hall last night, who gave vent to
their satisfaction by frequent bursts of afiplause.
The perforplers exhibiteda..tastOn dret and a
Ulu of propriety in reprr.ttent4,4l costume
arld Mx?' 0f0ur.,414 keto T e, that was . highly
particularly that of Hrs. Nichols, who la an ar
tist of 'gfeat ability. The troupe give souther
concert this evening, and we advise all fUnd of
good singing .to be on hand.
-.-
HattaostOMita or enlarged-neck, and all Idiffi
cult complaints of long standing treated by Dr.
Jones, of New York, at Herr's Hotel, three days
anda , half yet. Also, tumors remined , from the
eye and ear,' Hai lip CoperateCfor, .Bic.
great number of ladies and gentlemen success
fully treated, both medically and surgically, by
Dr. Jones, and the fact of his being a graduate
of both prevailing medical schools and of =an Eye
and Ear Institute, with his diplomas proving the sand
suspended in his ogee, will give him all the prac-
tice that he will be able to attend to in . Lan
caster or any other city that be may visit.
IXPOSTABT LOCAL BILL. —The Oily Burney.—
The following supplement to the city charter
was read In place by our Senator, Mr. Boughter,
(lay. bufore•yesterday :
Sao. 1. That whenever the coMmissionere
named in the act to which this is a further sup
plement shall have either widened, altered or
changed any of the streets, lanes, alleys or av
enues, as well in the old borough and adjoining
suborbs as in all the ground embraced within
the limits of the city of Harrisburg, the same
shall be taken and held to be as valid and ef
fectual to all Intents and purposes as if explicit
authority had been conferred upon them by said
act eo to do, when approved by the Court, ad
plodded in the not incorporating the city of
Harrisburg, and the supplement thereto.
Sao. 2 That if the Court shalt confirm : that
portion of the plot which extends Front street,
from State street to the northern extremity of
the city, to the water's edge, that the damage
incurred by private property shall be assessed
as in other mixes, but the viewers appotnted to
appraise the damages shall be required to as
tertaln how much the property which -wilt be
thus left fronting on the river, between State
street sod the point whore the turnpike! road
strikes the dividing line between theprophrties
of John Roberta and.David-Muniinakftqa will
bo benefited and increased in value byl ,„
such
opettingi-sted the amount of each benefit or
creased value shall be charged atrainetthe same,
and only the tesldne thereof paid by the coun
ty : Provided, That when property is injured by
the laying out and opening streets, alleys, lanes,
or avenues in the city, and benefitted by vaca
ting either streets, alleys, lanes or avenues,
the advantage shall in all oases be taken into
consideration in assessiog the damages. ,
Sso. 8. That the time allowed the COMMIS
sioners named In the act to which this is a stip=
plement for performing the duties enjoined upon
them, be, and the same is hereby, extended ftir
one year from the date of this supplement, - and
that all acts or parts of acts relating to the city
of Harrisburg which are inconsistent with this
act be, and the same are hereby, repealed
Tire Noniron Camel. Bemoan —gedion of
Officeri.—The , stockholders of the Northern Cen-
tral Beltway held an election on the 27th, at
Calvert Station, Baltimore. The amount of
.voting capital shares is 86,865. The old Board
was composed of the following gentlemen: On
[the part of Baltimore, Peter Mowell and Peter
Bauewein ; and on the part of the stockholders,.
[ Simon Cameron, J. S. Gittinga, B. C. Biddle,
Wm. T. Walters, William Colder, A. E. Kapp,
J. R. Eby, Wm. J. Palmer, J. A. Wright, James
[ D. Cameron, J. 8. Haldeman and Alex. Small.
The new board is composed now of the follow
ling gentlemen: Simen [ Cameron, E. C. Biddle,
[Wm. Colder, Joe. D. Potts, J. B. Eby, John A.
Wright, Alex. Small, Fairman Rogers, J. D.
Cameron, Henry Walsh, A. B. Kapp, Frank
Newoomber. The full amount of the capital
stock was represented. Joe. D. Potts, Fain:steal
[ n ß ew e di rector s W sod
epr F esen k t e w w it o h o mJbhn are I
A.
Wright and E. C. Biddle, the Pennsylvania
railroad iuterest. The directors elected A. B.
Warford, Ent., their President, and J. D. Cam
eron, Vice President. The Secretary and Trea
surer are not elected annually. Mr. John
Leib has been Treasurer for a long perlo4, and
remains in his position. He is a faithful; ho l i es t
and hard working officer. Mr. B. S. Holli ns i s
the Secretary, .7. N. Du Barry, Esq., the Vi e .
ral Superintendent, and George A. Hatha w ay,
Esq., the General Freight Agent. The finances
of the company show the following items, as
laid before the stockholders, by Mr. Leib; Trea
surer for the past fisod year of 1861: •
iv 4 k•a Ail%) /
From Freight ......$695,450 57
" Passengers 289,761 98
" Mail 26,100 00
" Express 24,885 92
U. S. service 336,835 49
" State Service 24,039 34
" Sundries 20,903 76
Total Itereaue.
=Puns.
Expenses for transportation. $306,028 00
64 repairs & machinery 149,295 62
it railway... 179,117 09
6 406 6 6 1
Damages $8,899 09
W. Y. &G.R. R. Os. ... 800 00 • •
Ground rent 4,169.47
Insurance 489 06
Incidentals 1,255 56
Legal expenses 2,408 74
Office expenses 5,433 18
Office rent 203 00
Printing and stationery 1,227 97
Salaries 19 772 59
Tax on capital stock... 5,054 09
Tax on real estate 238 91
Net revenue.:.
~J~itns~l~nanYa ~ ~D a 1
Pennsylvania Legislatures
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOE THE TELEGRAPH
FEEDAY, February 28, 1882.
The 8< nate ,
wet at m , and was
called-to order by the Spdaker, Mr.
Prayer by Rev. Jtiaeph Gregg 'pattor of the
Ridge Avenue M. E Church, of Efarriaburg.
The journal of yesterday (Thursday) was
partly read; when,
On motion. d Mr. IMBRIE, the further read
ing of the same was .dispensed with.
PF4x wawt-"-
fir. oRAWSIADVisebted kpetition of the
El,me for_Friencßess children of the city and
county ofi , Lantiaiter, With% for an appropria
tion of $2,000.
• 4,71VM ft= d alans a ance o f
citizens of Philadelphia against the supplement
to the tit* iliwlPTatelAtlSNAttlYfilladelPhia
plank r company.
Referred to thtlaittitsittee on Railroads.
fuIr. I NIC . ,HOLS wesentad remonstrance'. of
Thflildfilphitekalhst 'the "ciirbstone
markets" i said citx. , .;
Refer ft tio Vin Agriculture.
:I 4 I :•1 , 0 . JAI: tl` r it 'Vs .1,.
Mr. Iif'CLURE, from the committee op the
krilitia System, reported as committed, a sup
plement to the act approved May 15, 1881, to
create a loan =Llamado for arming the State.
Uhl.' bill was tiDAST consideration yesterday.
ileptatbriso =Ara the twenty-fourth. , - , - , ,
of the act referred to, as gives _theputa `hi '•
Reserve Corps the right ot Mintatig their!. • .
PfgAbled i tifr t• : ~.iic,lssi, evil. , el . p-.
, (uo "„ 15 .4 11 '•'' - -''' ' a„
report, was read' , ,' . • ,:',. , !
'Mf '''IM.NDI, ftilP6 *Ail - rft . . ias wen
t%
mittekiNniate - billlfb.lNP__ , lidtip;, r!! , cat WI •
act in WWI= to *6llllllll *M ;,..'. . APPD O ,Ok:
April -9th; '1856. '-' ' ' ' * r
.ifil,,,i,i
. , ~ , . , . , !Ina, asap 4 rum.
kr.' tOlfliiatio *ietnl l dt'irakikilik ~ ', pie
mentary to an act ( approved the 27th , yof
May, A. D. 1841, entitled an act , ant ~. ,• '
the licensingiinf Webb Medlars,. •,..._. • •• - bro
kers and'bilLbrokenti aseiPtiritegailif . • ' -
for..the purchase ands
Iteferred•to the ConsattishonaW ry:.
enr ......;:, , ~,, •
oo
Mr. IMllltil inibi t = l - the'folliathsainkt
is
tion: •
• Retoket i rbili •• =the ; Stint* lalij=rus i
-;
ay, it Willi 4. . ,', , liarakif - , - eori *p c
day- next tit 7' elelock,,,S. mai ~,. rii) y4 . .74 i
The , .rehabitionsrei isakeiDtel 0 is,.ss 1
DNPATSSTID LANDS. i
. i Mr.. M' OWE& Imbniitteit thalleilistring slow ".
.lotion : : • -_, . , _.,-. -1, ~ .is ?xi -, , ,
Resoical,lThat• -the • Stirvitycor 'be ' rer
titteeted to inform , the- Senate t of
money there is his opinion• d=
-
wealth -
wealth on uit of imps de; also
1.00
what progress:luta been diade 4
I der, an
thorized.by the appropriationno lwisstrion
"tornalie•ont-andifarnish to tpdo this
Commonwealth a list oft lipids, -
~ ch the
State has any lien" hi aw An . e re-
Auiieinepts of the act nr.* 4 4. 1 j ...It
„ s tii
The maid= waii6grpod to.; ~,,,,,,4 , ,,,,,,,,A 1
Mr H ' CLIIBI➢ istibmitted thisfollesitilkrecn;
lotion ' t, , , 4,144 Jr*
Resolved, rate select committeillbAdliziee be
appointed to'reportlio the Senate are nof
the Congressional apportionment of ses
sion, so as to make it conform to the of f
Congress, inoteasing the number of
tives from this State.
The resolotion-was agreed to. .
PLIMITLIFAXLIA. MOM 006.1
Mr. M'CLIJBE moved to rinUnillthe
reading end oonsidenAion of the AM
bibs,, c , p a l i tiatscalitOeta, ‘ "4.:
"a
198.11 and provide, for arming theiiMikapproved
May 1600801' • '_
The inotion . Tes agreed to, and the , bill wee
reed..
{it repeale the twentrlourth sectiorrof the
act to which it bt a supplement, and gives the
r
Governor the power to flit exis ' mi , i.,future
,Vacanclesin the Iteserve * Corpat ,
i .
After Some diking= the b passeit)lnall:
.• . , • •
sus PemsnaltAND—,
Mr. PEIN.NRY. called up.llouse bill, MI act
'to in incorporate the Pittsburg and Minerbville
passenger railway company.
Laid over on second reading.
Mr. CLYMER called up senate bill No. 219,
an act 'fixing the time of commencement of the
term of Sheriffs in this Commonwealth ow third
reading.
Passed finally.
Mr. GLA.TZ called up Senate bill No. ;148,
an act authorizing the Supervisors of Shrey4-
bury township, York county, to collect 'Vie
round taus of said townBldpe.
Passed !
Mr. ROBINSON, for.the Speaker. called , up
House bill No. 190, an act to, change,the place
of holding electii)iis •in ToderViaibihip l , Cam
bria county. • „
Passed finally.
•
Mr. SllllRlLL'called.4.Benate bill No. 163,
a supplement to an actincorporating,the Penn
sylvania training schonl•for, feable-minded . and
idiotic children.,
In committee of the j nbgle-,(MT., Ws*lurOzt
in the chair,) the bill waskreek.suntsided and
so reported.
Passed
•
Mr. CONNELL: caned. oil, /lowa bill No. 204 j
an act for the extingrdshnsenf.of_certabs groi!iid
rents. _ _
Passed ftnally.
Kr. BOUND called np fLooae , ,blll No. 96, an
act to incorporate the pewart, Row:lx:ay, in Nor?
thumberlsaid county. , • •
. .
Famed H owse bil l
Mr. 14migrotT call i ed„up noise bill No.
260, a'supplerikit tothe 'act to incor po rate the
Marietta and Mount Joy turnpike com-
PAY.
Passed Snail y. •
Mr. DONOVAN called up Senate bill, an act
relating to gas companies in the city of
no- • - . I •
Laid over on second reading. • ,‘
The hour of 12 having arrived, agreeably
to resolltion ,the Senate
44 - tf "1.11 Adjounied.
FRIDAY, Feb. 28, 1862." "
The Speakerdalled the House to order at 10
o'clock, A. rt.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr. Steele.* •
The Clerk recut the journal of yesterday,
which was approVed.
TO 40i "Ft ;'l 3ll l OFIIIFR51441? 141** ON
1,417,977 06
Mr. BLANCHARD rose 44 pri,4leged ques
tion and Aci , led flao rk eri*n di House
bill, entitled ' foe e detection and de
struction of counterfeit lank notes."
The, motion, for re-consideration was agreed
toi_.,! I A
t ear. BIGHAM moved that the consideration
of the bill be postponed for . the .present_ •
Agreed•to. 4
ocustastenotter. annarlosuirr. •
Mr. ARMSTRONG submitted the following
resolution
Besolved, That a select committee of "'three be
,appointed to revise the Congressional appor
tionment of last session, so wit* make it. con
form to the recent act of . Congress increasing
the ownperipf xepripputpapves from this !fists.
irA s owilaMou wa5.m44,.. i11e4[ 1 4414.14:1
OPll§a•kinkOliek to SAMenil..by •,s
out ell aft& the word " iumg 3 / 4 4uriele ,
in Jim thereof the following
47,896 59
681;882
786,144 86:
1,417,977 06
tiegrciPb.
SEN.9.I E
: 0111:i Aelail Di ;1 a Itii aßli if.ii m ikv AI
00=2031112 410138..
!` ILA a-comruittee of seven-le.appointed to
MliZtlfr 111 1 ‘- (n/fti ' Vi ' ' ',,, : the
l o etoill ry t i' to ih; . • '...1tM41. dis
tricts for the next ten years."
- Mr. SOOrr moved 'to postpone the further
consideration of the resointiorkand the amend
ment pending ; and the motion was agreed to.
REPORTS . OF COMMITTEES.
A large number of bills were repot ted from
the several standing committees; including the
following: • -
Mr. BROWN; (Northumberland,) (Judiciary,
general,) with a negative recommendation,
Senate bill •No 70, a further supplement to
the act, entitled "An Act relating to the lien
of mechanioi."
Mr. BANKS, (same,) with si negative recont
snexidation, an act giving justices of the. peace
and alderman jurisdiction in cases of assault
and battery and assault. . .
.
. . .
Mr: DENNIS, (same,) with a negative Omni
mendatioo . a supplement to an act relating to
the commencement of actions to judgments and
"decrees for ' the Payment, of Money - to the widows
andichildren of decedents;. Ste. ,-- - : • ' f
!"flit BANITA (same,) as committed,, a supple-
Ment . to an act to - enable citizens:to hold rear
estate which , has-him:la beta by aliens or oarPo'.
rations and sby them conveyed to persons oapabbi
of holding ti:ke ,
.M.Et. . ' . '
.Mr `DE; , (asitieSw . iih aitiipgiitive recent.;
inendatieri ; a:bill.to 'protect -fartiesm audits.
iMX:IOI.ITM, (Oheeter,) (eame,) with attend
ments, an het Itotrepeal watt entitled a stipple-.
mantle the Sat' to preelOeler• the iirgtidritonetif
. of aPtettotter 'of tha dliglakh* of :theigegreme
e ,
co .• -1 & _ -
, (same 'dr 'Samoa '--- '• 4 7)Q
Atli entsjutijnitmFg
teirc tir m
n,;ill'7 `•''... i. .:. "; , 4,: . ', '''''''' ' -
AIME ; ii, 4 4 (eame3( ' . truitl4ll l 6 r." " -
' l2mfdt d ft lt all t . 4 '. 1 6 # ° - ' :6‘• -,- ' 4 .
..2 , -
#o.voni._ 0pnc0rted,J. , :,.,,....,, _of
this ,uommonwealtk, _roam ,the . -,*/*: 11 ! . -of
taxes upon - lands beld4rrsaitt companies 4, -
'Alio; (datite,)ns' cteitaitthd, Senate' bill No.
160k.entitled, o k . suppientenk.,to, an act further
to regulate , proceediags in cxitiirts ofjustice and
for iother purposes. ;i4 l -- - 4 -' l / 4 - ' I ' .
41 Pbc _ sa ß e .) *ltif alickenduPfito a OFtthei thig :
pitiremusk,the act etttitied,!B"44, relative to
orphitiestcoutts and for. ether !pOrposes.
Mr. 417 )1, (19hOster,) : same, with a nei t tive
editibii,vJari;lact" entitled,, an to
mend the fee bla i lkip*art' bra
1.--mt. -,--3 44 , IV 41
. .. ,
t 1 lire. 44 141:1261159XitlitON
_With
eakecdiniPtOr 6 o o * l lr l Watt; UKT elagiltid an
auttrelatitur..llo woad. ting,officeie and, oth irif,
ficartelvdentlylitairt 'um !tett
i„. ser
vice. • . ' . ;;;I; v-
. 4.l4 l T•ift • c'E*;l44 3 4 l griiciolAgii)
/
negativOsteitetinihith ' i , in. , 114i t0*44% to
the ipsoperty of persons...int rovoltvorote on
'pOrittlitytliti 840 or't'hellfiltedlittitest".. - i
A tsatae,riilth' araendriefiti', 'Ol sot' %
andoodsoalheaGftwaor , knuamate the; *V
~.. of death in eortatn. cases to a speciti4tetta;
Mr- BU4ii,N.ON,- (agape,) with' 'negative re
commendation, a supplement to an act; entitled
"An Abt teethe greatet certainty of title, aspi
. more Secnip enjoyment of yeakestare:' - akirovtd
the 224 If* dr Aprlf;' NM: " "
.1;1 itik, oatto,l'gie committed, ti pp'ple tto ,
m t rk,act, i spPrbved, A,Prlf 11, 1848, lillis Ling the
payment of promissary notes,- An.. , ,- •i'
Mr. BROWN, piethe,) with ti, , migisilve ' reccan- -
nitaidation, an actlidattle bollatdralli: ' ' '
TEI Pottle esiiiiiiin. ' -
My
Agreeable to prd ,`„,the.llo66i " ' to
uttw i d
conabilep ,bille, On tliAt¢,paLe ffi ,,whe the
4.
tpubyr:thoteio..„. - lito;Al*o44:. posed of as starca: • ' ' 7 '
1 N,. fok-supplernalt 'to 'aftsfel,i4mtitl t '."An
- . toictempt projklitty to , 44l6egtialue.of. ee
hundred dcillMC itillit , levy and sale, &c.,
~
~,,,--::;:44"0-
Senate bill No i 7.4ll;emioot:relsave tOirothon.:
Otestee qf the Comm onwealth. ~ 0.6.
',
sled, with amendment.
Semite blilNo. 61. A supplement to an act
relative to bringing suits by creditors and oth
coragainst executoili, administrators, assignees,
'and other treiteee, in certain cases l and serving
noticei, and for satisfaction of morgages, and
Ofiening . jidgmente iii certain car4s. •
Passed with ainerkdmeCts..
House bill, No. 143, an act to prevent the
fraudulent use of castings. ,
Postponed.
Senate bill, No. 28, A supplement to the acts
relative to the courts of this Commonwealth.
, .
Negatived. ,
Rouse bill, No. 145, an , act., raliting to co
partners and joint debtors. •
Passed with ainendments.
=
House bill, No. 145. An act granting to the
Supreme court jurit ctilm,ol a, court of chan
a3rjrin all Caere of-m tgagee given by corpora
-
Senate bill; No. 131, joint resolution relative
to a national armory and foundry."
l'ostponed.
mom TO THE XATOIi AND oommaxi or rant,
,:On Motion cif Mr. CESSNA., the order was
:postponed, and the House proceeded to consider
the resolution, entitled ' Joint 'resolution of
thanks to the ilayor and Councils : Of Philadel
phia, for their hospitality to the members of the
Legislature, during their recent visit to that
The dty
u resolution was passed on the call of the
yeas and nays—all voting in the affirmative,
except, Hr. WmarciP4, who voted in the nega
tive. . .Adjourned.
Tifitoi finnan..The condii ion of our country
a few ifionthiiiiice, arid the fear of it protracted
,war., was the,,indlicement with some of our
nonnficiurers to advance the price of cotton
goods, outside speculation also contribrited to
an additional advance, from the fact of holding
large quantities of
,goods out of the market.
The recent victories of the federal army, and
the probability of a speedy settlement-of our
difficulties, has thrown those goods upon the
market, hence a „small apikte merit in prices . ; it
would be folly; however,to expect 'pinch
phs3N39, until unicterrpped soppixot 0 4 ;4'0 4
finds` i ts way the northern state ."We will;
hoivever, sell the folloWing makes of calico at
twelve and_a half cents per yard Fetid.; Eng,
lish, Sprague, Cocheco, American s , Hamilton
and Gkiscester and all othelitoodirsikthe same
reduction. Years respectfully,
. ,
Mann & Bowman.
Tmis Lasser MAWS.—Bargains ! Selling off•
the entire stock of winter goods below coat,
viz : Woolen, merino, cotton and canton flao
nel, under shirts and dra*Srs, 40 and upwards;
woolen mufflers, woolen and cotton Hose,
104 and upwards ; 'ties; 18 -and upwards ;
suspenders, 12 ; also fine -shirts, S 1 00(41 25,
actually worth trl 5041 76•; collars, all linen,
12i, and night shirts, 60 ; also a large lot of
monkey jackets, all wool, from. 75c@PS1 00 ;
also a large lot of Union shirt breasts, +loc.;,
fine bleach muslin, I.* yard wide, 15c. 4 also
b l eached of Polio , fic. , and fine Irish linen,lB42oc.
peiyard ; Brooks, Clarks and Coors enainbled
spool cotton, 4c. Ladies and gentlemen this is
the' place toget a bargain. ' Please call and ex
amine for yourselves, as one call will marine to
convince the public of the above lactsi - Also,
on band a large lot of ladies' collars, cuffs, un
dersleeves, which I will sell equally cheap for
cash. N. B.—Shirts, collars, &c., ' made to
.measure or from sample, on the shortest notice
`and most reasonable terms- If you rant
bargain and a good fitting shirt; &a:, just to go
James A. 'gunk, the gooielmg.giztot. 1 5 b4k,
Manufactory, No.a2 Marketatreet..ext
:-. l Thfintlieillg %Hanger's grocery stung kuk
burg, Pa. feb/O.
Ziebniaig 28[1862
DELEMA
=I
Two RUISIMED Puma of beautiful new spring
coliercs; a lone lot of bleached and unbleached
muslin Of the btlit mike ; blue checks, at
14 , cenits per ytird; white stockings, at I2i
Cents; atteiherrlot of those good t*hite rib
bed stockings p..cket handkerchiefs,
at 12-i cents; chiLiren . B Wart handkerCk leis,
with botdcr, b writs ,', - shirt breast.; 14,
15 and up to 874 cents; 25 pieces new pant
stuff; undershirts and dmwetsvery cheap ;
cotton and woolen, socks, at all prices ;
40 dozen wooled stockings, for children, 124
pants; 11. ytud bleached muslin 124 cents ;
all wool French merinos, all colors, at 62 and
75 cents. Having bought the balance of the
stock of a city wholesale hews of plain and
fignred Swiss mains, brillants, white cam-.
brics, Ifausuck and Victoria lawns, suitable for
dresses, as those goods will be very scare and
dear next summer fowls the time to buy. Our
stock of Furs et -cost. S. Iswv,
Rhoads' Old Stand.
. .
fzfltn TO Tan Lima=
OR. DUPONCn GOLDEN •PILLS FOR FEMALES.
"Read the: reitcoring wildcat*" from one of the firs t
ladies hi Uttea.rf, Y.,-
. who caned Ply my agents In that
city (Sr Wm. Misted it Go. )`Nod told them that .he, of
course, did not, Irbil her name made public. but If any
one should doubt the won torrid efficriencY or DR. Goren
clo , e Golden Pith, they might'-refer any Lady to her, as
she considered it seduly L es welt as a pleasure, to her
Knowledge of • their efficacy, as administered to her
daughter, a young vadyl7 years' old. she was fast go.
;ng into cons..mptien—had taken cold—nature became
otatructrid ' 'Twia brixtVer 'Mae ißoldie Pals entire
ly: gyred • bri.,,,and yee -Is now lii ;:rabost ,' lasedth.—
"Wo were 'particular in buying the genuine. Fall and
explbdt diriletteue serumnituying each box. Prioe al.--
-Sold eriMdesatir salt retait by Q. A BANNTAAYt No. 2
-is - -
, ill VAO
..., tie
Itarrieburg Poet Moe t .. ---,7 daft
by alulllitsiarty Pildbfalse of pus• - 0
1 '_-_,., .- ou t I nc logsderwile Ms no deaden Pip
of -,7,.,-4,...... Gip b:Askiniir G. D. &mi. • 1
4 r itilL r Unaninhon . Amok ; thereinte t sitr
O
re A
afut
~ to M 141 4 1-. itothi ,
~ rogliv i 4ll 6 ll7 0111 Y oft
an every .
4.: k. . r. +y ~ aims - 4dirirft susstant of the if
al- ~ roupterielpw. Tht logradiente composing In'
4 ,41
k iaii
above Pith are mule known _ ser Agent, and they
ire silk, ,d will larGirm ,
_cur them.
uldstled.by,l. l I. i e una ; A. J. llanft
Aute )lecheriks nig ; 24.,. , in •S. llellott.
CO .$: G. *int, New. , , ...ahick; Shimens,
burg; - EPangler etwalsect i i , s ol.,Y. miller, York;
J. A. Vt cit, Wrighisjille ; 8.',11. Reading; and
'K. Pt heater, Ite.akte, Ng lig ,lionsk,dmiggist" In every
town and sal tge ita the 13M61Histeugspd b , [
Q. D. 11.0 WE,
e
. . go o proprietor, :slew York.
1 2 4.
.__.,.
._,__ V •.. _ a color
tiot 'l6 be r dlatthigulatied from nate la waxen-erre
not to Injure In ' the Wet, h , areeer alnty be cootie•
ued, and thilll:lllicts,of ~ . ot,
,;„_,, ed. The hair
l inetgentied , tile b 7.: 4.4;,ft , ' blob ia prep.
or, 00_,,,j 00 4. , s . il - 44,- -. - 41 "
, ~-,, -. . ,.....,., r . i States, by
The Genultatilaaa the" William A. Batchelor,"
and addrea
'mti *
*lob` '4'o woraving, Oil the near
r i n t I r . t I !Whole** Feliill4i Berclae M.,
R7 WAlllilt ro adway, New York.
witi-ftwlr
' '
' PP:CORP . ftrArT r,
SYXIIII oxf-royar,
YOUR 'MENTAL ruWElti,
By tuft% that Safe, Pl. Popular, and Specific Ram
at? blown it*
t , 11[BIAMWOCIMILACT BUCHD.
-' TOM the' Ad Oh fteMitiir itlitiother oolumn, and profit
=
. illanasta and Sanliplons )Inumerated.
Oat it ont r lbreserraiti. reatou map not now requiro
API smigralk sale Pature.Diy.
44A .v4iiihtilya 6u. vier AO the frame
" Add bliithirto the ld cheek."
lER f t
It red deWeditilli
• ..118)dalciln
"MhlMt7liM•ds
NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
Corner of Front and Market Streets,
(V. Hummel's old stand,)
IIAV.E determined to place their entire
stock of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FRUITS,
Rio•, &O $
at prices to suit the present hard times, and re
epeotfally call the attention of the citizens of
Harrisburg and vidnity to their extensive stock
Of 'goods, consisting' of '
SUGAItS,
TEAS, COFFEE,
SPICES, LEMONS, •
ORANGES, CU/MAWS,
CEDAR-WARE,
FLOUR, FISR, &o.
We have also gone to considerable trouble in
getting the sale of several brands of
COAL Oft
AR of which we warrant to be
NON-EXPLOSIVE, TRANSPARENT AND
' FREE FROM ODOR,
as far as practicable. Among others, we have
on hand
ATRONA, MAGNOLIA, LUOIPTE,
ROBINSON.
All of which we will sell wholesale or retail,
and'iowsr thail any °the Caws in Sarriaburg.
Also, all kinds of
OUT, FLINT AND GREEN GLASS-WARE.
We also itiVite attention to our well selected
and extensive assortment of
QUEENSWARE.
Call at NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
corner of Front and Market streets.
REMOVAL.
'pHE SUBSCRIBER has removed the bal—
,*l prhtsgoods 'from Market street to Third and
- IV4incatheriho will keeift constantly on band a tine as
kOrent.of Centnelloonx9VAPPles, Oranges and I emons,
Sweet Potatoes, Dried Fruits Homoty., Seems and Spices.
Matillio midi:ninth:Mon coffee, all kind of Nuts with other
gni:do:too numerous to mention. Thankful for past
patronage be hopes by strict.. attention to business to
merle, contMoanoe it., ' :JOHN WOW.
feblB-2wdtr ' ' ' ' ' -
FOR SEWING MACHINES.
JONAS BROOK do BED'S
- YRAK MEDAL .SPOOL COTTON,
---2004 00, :TO.- W. 11 1 .14.114.408 , COLOR ND.
XlllB thread being made particularly for
Sewing lisehibes,is YBKY STRONG, SMOOTH AND
ALARM. Its strength is not Impaired by washing, nor
tly friction of ate - needle. For Machines, use Brooks ,
1 eat "Il'OR UPPER TnazAti,
Land Brooks Patentßix Cord, Red Ticket, •
FOR UNDER - THREAD,
Sold by respectable dealers throughout the country.
Abo• "am r ir or 104 4 tr rv _
tyl:aizson;nt... ,
88 Teeerlreet, New York.
~p:q. m
TUE PRIVILEGE
OF 'MS
WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS
UNDER THE CONSTITUTION by Horace
U Brinney, Esq. Pamphlet edition fer sale
at BERGNER'S CHEAP BOOK SPORE.
Price 15 mute.
`JUST RECNIVED,
; G ORTMENT_ f mil
*t it O a AsP ", Y
500 different styles 0 ,at 9, St 25
SCE arol.o,' Mao Pakketl3ll2g3 dlr.
prices[ At SOILUTICRII 2461mb:ire.
1016 7
SANFORD'S NEW OPERA HOUSE
THIRD STREET BELOW ILiBIENT
9•46606101 24 cents
Orobestra Chairs, '-' ;sllPonits.
Bea! hi , Plitao Awe, . ' ''' lircerds•
Vickgratit'. - ' SSA%
ftori open 61 o'clock ; Commence ai7to'clock.
rttAsiiia of4SerftrolustaboaCMg.
Mrs. A.NNA BORVIWIrLL,
-AND--
.11fr. W. BOILDIPTS.LI IO
Ethiopean Comedians, who win hiktilarift their
Ethiopean Drawingßoom Soirees oritiliyd with
Mr. and Mrs. Bord,alell.
FIRST .NIQUT: OF THE BIIELESQE
Olct
Known 1
• avoided
To conclude with the Laughable Afterpiem,
NEW YEAR'S CALLS.
illy to a
the least
=lll9
Keats ran be .enured In anywise during the Opera.
Box Office open from 14 to 12 •,
e `lOO,OOO
be patrons
JUST RECEIVED,
A LARGE LOT of Black Silks.
A Fine Assortment of Plain Dress Silks.
Eng. Rep. Mourning Silks.
Small Bar Black and Purple Silks.
A New Stuck of Mourn tug Dries Goods.
A Large Line ()Wish Linens, at ad prices.
A Fall Stock of/lEOlOlOu Skirts;
Beet NJ Lela ever, matiur.eturea,
A Full Line of Gtnts Undershirts and Drawers.
Furs ;
Now carting out the 'stuck.
Balmoral Skirts ;
New article.
Marseilles Counterpanes
At old pr.cec r
Allendale Spreads ; •
Cheap
A Large Line of Towellings. .
Now open at CATHCAR TS,
letilSl Next door to the Harrisburg Hank
ist I (.1 N ar urr - ,
*IWO AND BOWLING SALOON,
4 11 1 1 41 .1 ' T STREET, NEAR FIFTH..
rrHE subscribers-hawing erected a taro. •
balldlng at the above plena, expemoitiy fbritio pur. a
sew above indicated, beg to call the &vendee of the fab
ric to the following :
TEM Itsautuaityr, on the first now, with a dining room
attached, is lilted up In first-class style. and ft will at all
times 1.0 suppled with the best OTSTER3 to be had la
the Atlantic cities, together with terrapin, Ash, and all
kinds of game in season. Oysters served op In every
style, and meals to be bad at all hours. The ales of all
the celebrated breweries la the country constantly on
band.
The Ten-pin Alley, or Bowline Saloon, is in the rear,
and contains three alleys of modern construction, where
the lovers of this healthy elan:den can enjay themselves .
'The Billiard Saloon is no stairs --eklegnutly titled up,
and contains three marble top c •mbinatton cushion ta
bles, equal to any made.
Harrisburg has long felt the want of a grand combin
ation of this kind, and as the proprietors are determine d
to conduct it in a quiet and orderly meatier, and do eve
rything in their power to mare It a fas ionable re mrt
they hope to receive a liberal share of public patronage.
Jag-dtf WILLIAM C. IdcFADDIAN .4 00.
SCHEFFER'S BOOK STOKE I
te, 9
(New I th e US T ilarrisbur9 ll LOIN
I, 0,4 0 Hine a lot of dne tX/MILBECIAL, NOTE
1 1
PAPS witic we winced at $1.25 per ream.
'a. per resin for NOTE PA"Eit, decorated with
tillo West and very handneate =blame and patrkottc
motes.
.2.50 ror 1000 Warn: VdVFLOPES, with national aad
patriotic ambition, printed in two cetera.
Please give as a call. raa r 4CalifTEtt,
Je22.4 flarriahu re
L A 17 13-R ' 8
ALE ; PORTER AND BEER,
NOTICE is hereby given to the citizens
J~~of' Harrisburg, that the uniersigned has authorized
. B. Mager to receive orders for any of my mannfee-
Wes. The collecting will be attended to by the under
signed. All orders left as above will be promptly at
tended to. (IMAGE LAITEK,
feb22-dem. Pottsville, Pa.
BLINDS ! ! BLINDS I!
'MEW VENIIION BLINDS made to or
der ibr ;the small sum of $2, $2 50 and sa. New
blinds nude tout of old ones e: Null, low prices for
seorenty live cents s plate and upwards. C all and see at
my shop, in Second street, below Chesnut.
feb3-1m d. R. SEIIRP
NAZARETH HALL,
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
NAZARETH, 'Northampton county, Pa.
Ea3y of WAS from Harrisburg by railroad to
Easton, and thence seven miles by Maga •
Rev. EDWARD 11. RRIOREL ,
fs.3m* Principtl
ANOTHER SUPPLY OF
MORTON'S
UNRIVALLED GOLD PENS.
REST PENS in the world,
for 75e, $l. 25
11 1 IA $2, $3, and 54 for salo at
iebls y SCIIEFFER'S Snoirstore.
TO GRAIN CONTRACTORS.
THE BALTIB ORE -BAG PAC roRY,
No. TI South Street, Baltimore, Md.
Ts PREPARED to furnish Government
Contractors and others with Linea or Oottoa Et.ga or
all oats, promptly - for cash at low prides. Oats and
Cure Contractors will and it to their advantage to give me
a call- JOHN O. adAFFLIN.
Baltimore, Jan. 17th, 1867. iy24.2mde
• • FOR SALE.
A valuable Two story double frame
Dwelling House sod Level grou'd, situated on the
corner of North street and Bast &venue, 30 beet on North
street andllo feet deep, two basement Sitettens, two cel
lar, and eleven reoms, also a never failing spring of wa
ter. The building is well calculated fora store or hotel.
Terms.reasonable. Enquire of W. BARK,
t Jana City A uotioneer.
F' Oranges, Lemons, Raisins, Co
comaits,stv.Aiefjusi received mad for sale by
Mots k BOWMAN
fabl‘y corner front and Markat MT , ,
amusements.