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MUSICAL.
A. P. TEUPSER,
TEACHER OF MUSIC
OFFICK AT WARD'S MUSIC STORE,
12 Iv Third Street.
Residence: Third street, above North.
nELODEONS AND CABINET oRGAM:
WENTY-SIX FIRST- PREIELTIMS,:-
TWELVE SILVER 11:SEALS,
AND TIER
kPNLY. GOLD MEDAL (ever won by thstraments of this
class) has been awarded Ito
MASON & HAMMIN'S.INSTRENEENTS.
A full assortment of these Instruments always on hand
W. KNOCHE'S, Sete Agent,
93 Market street.
at
jc4-2lawly]
HENRY C. ORTII
1G ER OF THE PIANO, MELODEON.
AsD VIOLIN.—Terms reasonable 15 Third street,
httweeu Market and Chestnut.streets. ja4-3fil
PROFESSIONAL.
ELECTRICITY. '
WONDERFUL DLSCOVERY AND .WONDERFUL
RESULTS.
DR. J. M. CREAMER, would respectfully
1.../ inform the. public in general and the diseased in
particular, that he has opened an office in South" Second
street, below Chestnut, Harrisburg, Pa., whore he will
treat all diseases entrusted to his care, in accordaricevrith
Cite system discovered and taught by l'roE C. Hellos, of
i'hiladelphia, with whose institution he has been con
nected, and to whom he takes pleasure in referring the
Itchlto for information with respect to his success in con
tt-olime disease. .
No drugging the system with uncertain medicalagerts.
All citrus performed by Magnetism, GalvanisM.and other
modifications of Electricity, wlthout shocks or any um.'
pleasant sensations. after- an Electrical Diagnosis, •ai
guarantou will be given, if ddired by the patient.. For
furthur information call and get a panaplifet which
mini: hundreds of certificates from medical men'tuttd oth
er: pruelng the superiority of this system Of practice.
(-der alt others. Consultation: free. Office hears 9to 12.,
to 5 and 7 to 9 P. • •
Dtt, J. MILTON CREAMER.-;
feb3ul3taw2n. to-tb-sa
DR. J. ELITE'S
YELLOW WATER:POWDhRI
FOR. R.OtekES:
j)UItING a practice of marry _years inthig
_ll own munt ty, DR. RITE has satisfied himself thattbiS
Powder is vastly superior to any other article in use
FOR THE CURE OF
YELLOW WATER,
nod is of great service to Efories that 'have oSt their
- . APPETITE - • • .
HIDEBOUND, FOtM. DERBD,
Dxspz.m.PERE.D,
Also, that it will prevent
GLANDERS, 'COLIC AND THE ROTS, ••
likes faithfully used two or three tinuis a week--invi,go
ratiug aud fattening. - .
For Improving the condition of a Home, be assertathein
is no bower medicine, as it will strengthen the stomach
and digestion, cleanse the intestines dr.ocrensive
matter, and regulate the bowels when , ccetive r iiurify the
blood and promote digestion—thus the skin is kept loos;
the pores are opened and a lean, scabby Hume "becemes
fat and comely. .
The Powder can be used for Cattle, Sheep and Hoinwith
good effect.
Directions with package.
PREPARED ONLY AND SOLD AT
KELLER'S DRUG STORE,
No. 91 Market ktoiet, Iloa7lo`otg.
ME
GROCERIES.
NEW GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE,
BOYER & ROERPER,
TIOLESALE AND. RETAIL
DEALERS IN
GROCERIES,
Queens and Glass Ware"
AND ALL %MS OF
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
HAVE just opened a large and wellselected
stock of goods at their stand, N 0.3 lilarket3quare,
Harrisburg, Pa., to which they invite the attentiorf of the
public generally. . uol9_,dly
F N • E,
ig u o S
fliissler & -- Frazer,
(Successors to Wm. pock, Jr., k Co.)
- IREALERS IN FINE FAMILY GROCE
-1.1 ItlIN opposite the Court House, have' on handa!lnis
seloction of
BRANDIES,
,r different vintages:
FINE AND COMMON Tf 7 ' NE'S,
OZ Every Description.
WHISKYb.
OLD I.Z.V . R -13 ":1,
XvieVIVG.AHELA L
FINEIRISH AND-SCOTCH
Whisks& The be: 4 . fie' brought to this market.
OLD WHEAT,
FAMILY NECTAR,
And the Pgebinted ' •
CIirSTNIIT GROV:t WHISKY_
effAMPAGNE . WINES.
S'nOSS . JOHANNESBURG,
SCOTCH AND .IRISH ALES:
LONDON BROWN STOUT.
WILD MERRY,
PLANTATION,
. WIGWAM ,TONIC; BITTERS.
With a complete stook of '• • -
ENGLISH AND AMECR,IPAN rlcrciaos
And Condiments of every dawription'now in ttio =Ad,
and at
THE LOWEST RATES.
JOHN WISE,
TEO:RD STREET, NEAR WALNOT,
HAPRISBIIRG, PA.,
'wHoT va . at F AND RETAIL DEALER DI •
. . ,
CONFECTIONERY, FRUITS, &C.,
Citrons,
Figs, Dates,
Prunes,
Almonds, Walnuts,
Filberts,
Cream Nuts,
Ground Nuts, _2. -
Pecan Nuts, _
Cocoa• Nuts, -
Cranberries, •
llaininynnd Beans, •
Wien and Crackers,
Sweet and Irish Potatoes; •
Green and Dried" Fruits,
And Country Produce In
sewn.
Ju,lube Pesti),
-Moss Pastd,
Rtz Paste,
Iliirsb Mallow Gum DrOS,
Cream Chocolate Drops
Plain Candles, Sic., ,Sze.
Oranges and Lemons,
Canned Prints,
Teas and Spices, all kinds,
Paper Tins,
Chice Vinegar,
Fresh and Salt Fish in sea
son.
Vegetables in Beason,
Rinsins,
Currants,
Oct 3 ..
GRAPE VThTES of
Conoard,.Delaware i Df
bella, Catawba, Oporto, aim
litt, at Keystone -N.
•
all ',a/IT.!
Sana, Muscadine, •
ton, Creveling flay orSir.
unvry.
CMER! CIDER! !Two Barrels of ieweef
and pure CIDER just received at
marlB BOYER & ROERPER.
A NOTHER lot of choice Catawba Grapes
for sale at [mars] JOHN WISEI.
Vtimottil
$,l 60
4 00
10 00
BY GEORGE BERGNER.
DR. JOHNSON,
dl6-tf
R.AIATIMORE
LOCK HOSPITAL,
HAS discovered the most certain, speedy
and effectual remedies in the world for
DISEASES OF lIIPIttri:OEICE
RELIEF DI SIX TO TWELVE HOURS,
NO MERCURY OR NOXIOUS DPtifiGa.,
A Ogre Wairantd, corAct Charge,:in•from One
[FM
Weekneiat, of 'the Back, Affections of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Involuntaly, Discharges, Impotency, General De
bility, Nervousness,-Dytipepela, Languor, Low Spirits,
Confusion of Ideas, Palpitation .of the Heart, Timidity,
Trembihirs, Dimness of Sight or Giddiness, Disease of, the
tical4 Throat,',NOse ,or Stein Affections , Affectionsof the •
Lungs, Stomach ` or Bowels—those terrible dilordiet
arising from the Solitary Habits 'of 'lrouth . —those seOet
and solitary practices more fatal to their victims thaii , DA
song of ,lyrens to the Mariners alglyseeitoblightlng .tbpir
iniistrbrilliantAlopestesintioirdtkinvieitdeting
&c., impossible.
• --
Especially,.,who have become the victims of Solitary Vlce,,
that dreadful and deatruCtlve habit which annually sweeps i
to tiii'untirnely - g - nive thousands 'of Young Men , of , the
most exalted-talents. and, brilliant intellect, who might;
04411 - WI,Be.P:S entrincedlistaiiiigtenates with the than-((
dera of eltiquence.ht waked to ectasy the living lyre, ma
call with full confidence 1 "
Moirie&personsi or Xeting,lifea contemplatingngei
being aware of physical weakness r plianic &amity, u or,
mules, &c., speedily cured. ; ;
He who placeo himself under : themire of Dr. may re ;
Ilgjauslywctildejip - his honor as a 'gentleman, and con*
dentlrrelympon his skill as a Physician.
mmediately mired, and fall 'vigor restored. I
This , distressing'sdfictiati.- - ;Which rendent.lifuraisembie.
and marriage impossible,rie the penalty paid by . the, via-
Lima of improper indulgence. Young .persotia aru 1.00 apt
to thmmit excesses fromnpt•beiriglaWare:orth e dreadful
consequences that may ensue. -; N mid ew, who that -
stands the-subJect-will pretend to deny that tliii_power of
procreation is lost sooner by : those - falling into impro r
habits than by the, pntdent. Besides being deprived., e
pleasures tif,healthy °teeming, the most - serious and
I d 4)
..•
Structitre:' ' s ymptoms 'to' both body and .4mind 1..
The system' becomes deranged, the' physlind:!and.iMental
functions weakened, toss 'of .procreative power; 'timings
irritability, dyspepsia, palpitation of the heart, indigestion,
constitutional debility, a wasting of the frame, cough, - con
sumption, decay and death. . • _ .
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Orpica:No. SOUTIFFRBDMICK STB,mcr,
Left band side going from Baltimore street,-a' few -doors
frOm the corner. Fail not to observe name and. niniber.
Letters meet be paid al4corrtat.n a stamp. The Doctor's
Diplomas bang in his °Mort . .
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, grad
uate from one of the most eminent, colleges inthegnited
States, and the greater part of. whose life;has been spent
in the hospitals of London, Pane, Philadelphia and else
where, has effected some of the most astonishing--oures
that were ever known ; many:troubled with ringing in the
head and ears when asleep vest emus, L ining
alarmed at sadden 'sounds; 'with Reiguent
blushing, attended sometimes with derangement of-mind
were cured immediately. -
TAKE PA.RTIGULAM, NOTICE.
•
These are some of the sad and melatialtoty effects pro:
duced by early habits of youth, viz : weeds:is:of the back
and litribmatins in:the 'head, dimness of sight, lob of
muscibir potVer E ltaliittatkin'of the-heart,-"dyspepala, nerf
yens Irritability, symptoms of , oantatmptlon, &c.
•Mmirem.y.=The fearful effects on the mind are mush
to be dreatted--loss of memory,. conflpsion: pp( 1 : de
pression of spirts, ev il • forebodings,,averidim4b lety,
self:distrust, Jove of. sailtudOmidt:WW. iato, eof
the evils produiod. . . • -
~ . . ...
, Who hive . injured , theninelves bra ' ceitelp.mictee In
dulged in when alone, illiabit frequentlylWned trona
1 . ern companions, or at school, tho effects of whAphi are
ilnikhtly thlt, even when asleep, and ittne i tot grillers
'tesitinge a pos sada, and destroya lagli• , body,S
should ti AIL cumedlatel.x. -..
... - . .
i .
What t i:r t hat.a you ng;mail, the hope of his country,
the darling of..hie'3o - frents, should. be snatched froni all
prospects and,onloyinenta of.lifS,'lky the consequende of
deviating froin tho . pith of nature and indulging ,In a
certain secret habit. ' Stic h p ersons nosy , before contem
plating...
.... _
CLARET
Reflect thati sOundLidandlOdy : aritheitiostiteciessary
krequisitea Coinubbilliappiness. • Indeed,with.;
out these, the journey - through life becomes a weary pil
grimage ; the prtspeet‘hourly - darkens to the view:; the
mind becomes shadoweil'irlth despair and Oiled with the
melancholy refloclion'thitt -the 'happiness of another be
comes blighted witli'ottr, own. - • •
•
DISEASE in 31114101.114C1E.
When the misguided and imprudent orotary,of pleasure
finds he hai imbibed the seeds of this painful dissise,l
too' ftin happens that an illtimed sense Of. shame Or the
dread of discove& deters him.from applying to those who
.froM aucation altd iespocialiility, an alone ilssfriend him.
'He, falls-into ' the air:want end ,designistglretend-,
pretend
ors, who; incapable of curing, filch his pecuniary ssb..
stance, keep him trifling month after month, or as long as
the smallest fee can be obtained, and in despair leaVehhu
' with ruined health to sigh over his galltutrilliont,
or, by. tne use of the deadly imam, Xekstpy . hasten the
, allstitutionalsymptoms of thisterrible disesseilstroft as affec
tions of thS Head, Throat, Noes , Skin, eta, progressing
pith frightful rapidity till death puts a :period to his
dreadful aufferinv by sending him to that-undiscovered
country frop whence no traveler returns, .
ENIX)RMWENT OP l' ti -PRS.
'JODI - , • Kr,
The, many thopenela razed at Mt tostitatlea jeer a ft er
li e g r % and
Villr i •=hr - Vte r reLd at at . e ePenit t 3 r
the Sun, aiMer, 4 1 4.,lhehrVt 3) eriVoe,-I.idtl= s hielt.
*PPeeteq.wits eha — egehi' beton' Pehha;
5t4n , 4 2 10. 0 17 41 Gge or character 9 ,1 mrPOl4ll
- is a suMdestrguarantee l to the afflicteit
J. MISH.
RJAO,OOI , 4aROgWQM4O I 4'44_WOId
Oißcelio47lSouth Frederick Street.:
MEDICAL.'
to Two Days
YOUNG MEN
ISTARICUGE. -
ORGANIC IPRAENESS' I
Ds. JOHNSON,
YOUNG Mv-:N
MAIUtIAGE,
" 7 EIR; -ITN -1.1).,N,N O,W -9. N b 'l‘ Ai R:tir" - E - It :''''-;-44rehiter.
HARRISBURG, . TITESbAY EVENING, MOOR 1864
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
E R .A_ 1",..1E1
SteN*ll4
ESTA.l(tlglnatl' t, •
THEW STREET; NEAR WALNUT,
HARRISBI4IG, •
A.VENG reeerttljr- added to our , 'Jobbing
■ Department a large amount of new type,: several
mew fast steam pieSsei or: the most itußivvedßl4,chineri•
!and other material, we are new prepared to exec* et,
;short not!..ce, and In the most approved style, • • "
ALL RINDS OF MILIVAitY RLAN/re ; •-• • ' • .
.LETTERsagwr iikkkniNas,.: • _ ;
CIRCULARS - - •
BILL HEADS . " •
strsiiiEgs bAßte,'
L• • .RAILROAD BLANKS;
POSTERS in one oi 'moro . :colors,
• PROGRA ILVES,
BILLS .0 LAEING„ . .
- 'PROMISSOittIfOTES,
• • ... • • -LEGAISJBLAIMS
J :: W , 0 R K
Or
-PLAIN: OR- ORN'AIVIEATTAJL.
Clrtlexs' frozii a distance attended:to piomptly.
- marlo-dkatf. , ;
REOROITING OPINCE, U. S:'LITALID CORPS,
1LLER15131711.6,-PA., Marcb,l 1864..
/11HE attentionizof Soldiers who have been
Hortitrably disgriwged,the United; Statcs,segvicpc.dit
account : 4f.. disability gootracted while in Abe hue ; of dulk,
and who may wish to...erdist'in the • Infalle Corps; is re
sneathilly caltedle - therollowingletter Tiom the -Provost
Marshal General's OffiCe, , frton which it sittcara•that they
may receive the bounty offered by the war, borough or
town, to which they may wish to, be crediledi .
.... • • •
; (LETTER.) , _ •
WAR "DEPAIfTICIMT,
Pitorosi-lraltsttii. Gitiont'aVs OziFics,
Bmtsau of Isrvain CORPS,
Lth,;,W.mignlercpr, Fahroary,g,3, .1864.. ,;„
Tho.Trovost Idtdalsalr Oeneral '.directs. Ine .
that
men enlisted 'fbi thdThat Battalion Companies of the Iri,.;
valid Corps,' in aeon:ranee' wittilhe;prOviaion of General:
Orders, Nos: BIS -anct 21'24 dkdju wit :GeneraL's9 llloo , -1 11.93...
and the , instructionspf,-the Prolioet4larstud GehetalAsee ,
Circulars, I{6a 14 artd.loB, of .1.863, Piovoet Itfaraidd Genj
'craft' Offide;)• will.bebredlted• t O' the quota to be tarnished
under the•draft, of the Akird, horough, , town, or city and
:State rrom which they-Rnliap. • SL, N. WISEWELLi, ,
Colonel, and Assistanyo the PiOvost 'Matilda. General,' in,
charge, ordhvallir Got t a Buret& • .• •
For the Taillediera;relit i fireto•enlistment in that Corps;
apply at the Iteertilkingtillee, Gorria,. in .Heecind
street, near Pine street; Harrisburg, Pa. •
• •E..L BARNES, '
marl?.tf • ' let Lient. - B. T. a •IVotin'. Meer.
ATJCTUM
0,0 NIJE:M.NED HOISESI
„,. • . . r iTaa BEE4Tactir, CAAALI4 AintB4,F, 7 , , ,
.. ' OFFICE OF Luny Qu.kartrrun. •• - • !
''''” • '-' • : , . -Wratitamicee, IL C. 4. Feb. 49, nfit. .
WZA pe r .goia lit , Public' Auction, 'ti: AL
l i lggir , ..tiis4o,`,.'4 4 tlie places and ileraifil .
.441_lititikfiA60,4 LVinhic,!_' ** 3 1. 1 a 6 4 - '3/44•441riZr; 29.4
' *be 'fliiiiFilaaiii
{ been 4ridnimed: as unfit for the
I:X*11%0;410'0, tlie IWtfli"fitateriiimy.
For Mint and fluiri purposes many good - bitygalne may
be had.. . '. ' "- - '
Horses - will ba Old singly.`
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Sales begin at; 1:0°.t : .m, nd centime - daily till all are
.- *ins'Ci4; hi United States :i'reatuOligtes only:
' .' ' '-' ~. ..' ' J'Augs-A.: ERIN; .: '
feb2o-dtm29 Chief
_Quartermaster; Cavalry Bureau. .
T. F. WATSON,
MAST-EC .CEMEIT
. ,NANOPACTURER t • r.
PITTSBURG,
Is PRKOELED to furnish and coat' the ex-_,
tenor -of Buildings with.the MASTIC CEMENT, on a
new eystem.., 'ltitmaterial is entirely diribrent,from all
other comentsused heretofore, and is the. .;only reliable,
imperishable "coating for adtside work'. MixeU with pro
per prOportiOns of, pure Linseed Oil it fortes dura
adhesiveaess to Brick or "Stone Wails, making • a beau
tiful,,ilne
any
proof surface and finish . equal to. Brown
Stone or ny color 'de:sired. •
Among others for whom I have applied the Mastic Ce
ment, I refef to the following gentlemen: . •
J. Bissell, residence, Penn street, Pittsburg.„.
J. D. M'Cord, " "
J. M Sheenbafger . ritsitteifels, TAwireitoeville.
. • A; Hoefeler,..z_ _ "•••_
James 111;latidless, ;Allegheny city.
CalvirfaidaMb; 'Third-street, Pittsburg.
e James Wood; owner St, Charles Hotel,
William .Vohel, Girard House,
Barr kiSoser, - arehitects Dispatch Buildings,
• Johil.:B. Cd4vresidenee, Front street,'llarnsbarg, Pa.
A,„hartee, `•`•• flJit "
Plesatagldress • •.'WATSON,
P. O. Box 1,30 a; Pittsburg,
nib - I*MM • Penis ." House;' Harfieburg, Pa.
TO -OFFICERS IND-SOLD RS. -
COReetion of "en . sions f loOt, L ips; Book- - Pay .
- and IC HMIs.
• - •
OFFrdER
S' PAY RlPLik= .111#44711? AND
-` - 7 ESORVITINIA ACCOUN29JEAMI - OUT.
.:• - - •
.1 1133 A1440,11341n.q4i: been i n the MR.
Plop:omit of,tho United: but*, 40diiiethe 14i eighteen
months aCqlerk: to' ttiellestering and Disliarslng °Mee'
and Ofßeeifof - Superiiitetident Of '' , Reeraltingi Servide of
Pennsylvania vr espelntfuliy zinfOrnA the•Pal:ol9•Ulat be '
Opened an office in the DAILT Tautuitarz Building for, the
purpose of • Collee . iing Pensions, Boiint* Back Pay 'and
War Claims ; sisu, making - tattOfficers' Pay Rolls, Raster
Rollcand:ReernitingAmunts. • ' „
All orders by malt attended to *inaptly. -
novl-dtf ' •• • - SULLIVAN S. CHILD:
PHOTOGRAPH' ALBUMS.
Photograph lbums .'r
khotOgraph'Albams.
Photograph
-Photograph , Albunis.
'TEE largest arid- variety-ottiPHO
-ToGRAPH- ArEnnlSlXtllit city' are constantly kept
at [marl2] .-Bvecamns CHEAP BOOKSTORE.
JOSHUA IS.. WIE:STUNG, , •
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ATrrov i rry.le - - Ark -DA. - vv - ,
OFFICR : 1N.W.4.1,1YT1T ST AB:Et .
OPPOSITE THE STATE 01.PIT.4 „ I . H?TEL,
HARRISBURG, PA.
ALL business pertaining to the pre:fession
will receive his prompt and careful attention.
mar3dOilwltawlm-dlme
1110 Y ECOES, GAMES, 4t0.-4 Lnige 'as
.nortment or Toy Books, games, ,kn j us t - ik e ived at
non SCHEMA'S BOORSTO R k Harrisburg. -
. ,
• NorvilLy Maple.
MITTS tree resembles the Sugar Maple very
.1 closely in foratitad roliaga,ibut iglus. transplanting
better and groin more rmiiny: or sale at Keystone Nur
sery geti•24:Alwi_ JACOB BIKE
A LARGE INVOICE Ql7 NEW
• - URRA I I Ims
•, • .
musttrk & Free,k%
„ 020 _ „ s neceosors Wm
.11..-- 8r Po.
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1 .. 000 1138.
' (1119 11 4 9° )Mt :
Llor
sale . .§IELS R 'ff, --
feb2 (Successors toWm c`kTJE Co.)
• QHRUBBERY. - White Friec, Purple
I,' Primp, Nehonta, Altheue, Mtwaollas, ee Box, Sco.,
itesl4oUo Nursery. Nuclei .1; NAIL
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EVENING EDITION.
Fiom our Xoraing Edition
Pemisylvania Legislature:
xtrisclatED raI:PRIL6SLY ;.FOB MEGBO7I.
• - Moimsir,.-Mareh 28, 1864.
The Senate met at 7 o'clock p..nt: . -
! 4 19.iiitiienally'large number- of :petitions
'ferii#Prirritittstires ot-local importance were.
Presentediandreferred:- ; - .. .
Several standing connnitteesureported and:
the folloWing bills were read in Place:
Mr. -STARK', a further supplement itt?,4 :the '
act to incorporate the Lackawanna and
Bloomsburg railroad company;, also, Adurther
supplement to the act-to authorize the Lehigh
coal and navigation:4;oE444ly to> extend their
Mr. NICIIQL4,,m pet to_
,incorporate the
Centre market conipaXii,
Mr. MONTG6MEBT,..a*,,Ttittlier
matt to an act"' to inciforporate - the L 'EriOnked
Bun improveanouti,connaLly. , •
• gi.'HOG?; 9414: , ,to,:,nic i Orporate th&
City 'Bin*: • ' -
Mr . corfritLu'ail act tB - ebilkitriajtidfOiiii
proceedings in certain cases;
,also, an, act va=
eating Wharf stireet,"S`ogendc'ward,','Philitdel
phia; also, a further supplement 'hi - 'an act
to incorporate the PoWelton . coal and iron
company; also, 'an' rice :,relative to the sep-;
- prp
arateperty of . marrid- women.;
Mi. - MATTA, an 'act,to incorporat'e the St.
Clair cemetery associa ion =• :
Mr..STEM: a further . inpplement lo'qbe ;
act incorporating the 'SancOn iron company; •
also, an act incorporating the,
philedep hia
'and'Co oraao coal and iron company.
Mr:LAN:MERTON; an net atithorizifts the
commissioners of Olarion ckUnty lerra : tax;
for 'the purpose of btiilding einirtAionee. •
Mr.
• M'SKERRY, an-act; , iticorporate!the
Western and People's telegraph company. -
Mr:, act' tp authoriz& the
commissioners' of WaYrie.: detnty to 'refund
certain moneys; also, an`'set Stippletne.iitarY
to an act relative to the. Jefferson ihiAtoad
coniflarVi._ els o, ; an act relative to attarehidentsi
14W.1:1450N; act authorize =the sae
of..tha'Weiren 'Acedisniltinds, etc: TC . c*V" .
St: avoXiom - obtlo'..ola#'
of holdingt,grectiono.=,YoueY, township; +
:Or-PAg:el") -
t'dr:
.1 1 0 Al itaik
ment p of certain niilitary claims: also, fu>-
dement to are act relative to liter r =
The Senate resolved to meet he 6004
were d
;11- ith
;•!
. 4 1 / 4L 4 .
s 'k E og i atn TA , .
• Mounev, March 28,. 1864.
The House met at 7/ P. M. Varieus,peti
tions Were • Preiented. ' -
Mr. COLEMAN pled in place an act to cor
rect ' error •in the-,o:it, entitled-A.supple
merit to . act incorporating the Donaldson
iniProvernenfandrailroad- mpani, 'Passed
The 'House adjourned Without-further busi
ness, in Order thatßev. Mr. Warner `(to whom
the • 'ride of the hall liad.been granted) might
deliter his - lecture on the Battle of Gettys
burg. ' • !
PROM-A.NNA.POLIS.
commTiox pbso=m—
WRETCHED; STARVED AND EASED.. .
'ANYADOEIS MD March- 25.
Correeppudenee of the BaZtiniare, American.
The fiag-of-truCe - boat arrived here yester
day with eight 'hundred and sixty paroled men
and sixty-three officers. Every man, woman
and Child:within the limits of the loyal States
(Sece'sh included) - sho p l have bebn' here to
witness the condition of the 'poor wretched,'
starved and naked " men: *hen . 'was
such a - sight Presented •i i this coun
try to. the hinntm . eye ? Three dead
bodies on the boat: seven or eight dying; and
have already passed away to that bourne'from
which no traveler returns; nearly four -hun
dred.,adinitted to the hospital:m the Naval
Academy building,s, - .ccie-fourth of whichwill
never; leave there alive,:and 'the condition of
the :balance is::aucli that . they will not be fit
for the field for - ,inbicitha *come, if ever again.
HaYalnitiaiiitY OidAiristiardty foreVer talon
their'leave of thaSetithern heart? Could the
NOrth ben:fade - to realize the conditiOn of the
men arriving = here, they would to a Man deL
teimine to'put - down'this rebellion, Cost ,whatit may
„One poor, fellow lliedr With contnlsiOns,
caused by the vermin that were eating him
up, never haying:been allovted f a• change of
clothing or; tn. opportunity to cleanse 'him
self. In haSte; - yours, &c.; ' M.A.C.
Trivial)les of an Artist;
Why . `o9`esAcittsclialk aiway6 - .. play the
same old pieces? Versattile, talented. nervous;
child of genius that he . is, none 'believe'
that to him belongs', the' blame:'lTer' is he,
as we, Shall see, at the risk, of rending the veil
which separates the artiste froin the man.
little piece of that inner' Life of 'musical Bo
hemia-of gossip behind - th stage, may
prove amusing; to. thoae. Who - se vision never
.extends' beyond - the 'glare or the footliglits.
Sines the death of his brother, Gottschalk has
not composed `mach, brit itlias been of a se
rithis character. Bis milidhas wandered-from
the flitting sliadOws ortlie dance to .the en.=
daring.walks of that:Elatelpiall temple - over
which the Saere&MILSEI presides. Masses and,
oratories.aiiirdirtirdlavorite "themes. •
In sit Wit; fhb" * coniposeii sacred music, and
puts them .on the programme,•but Max &re-,
koser, whose: inspirations, are not, drawn from
the . hazy Atmosphere of drecordand; , who,
drinks not.:at the classie brooks• from which
artists draw their nectar ; but. whose "high
art" consists in extracting. the . raw material
for an abundant supply of ZYerTweities from'
the pockets of, the," lowArl".Plitlign who only
invest their postage curium fqr amusement,
Max, we sixy—thel relentless, impressario, al
ways scratches them out.and inserts the "Ban
jo, ' the.i tUnion,'!, or some other of Gottschailnie
many popular pieces of music. Upon aMe
occasion,. in Boston, the distinguished pianist'
-furnished as usual: the list of
fot - -the evening ' s programme ;-. liana"
it Was found to consist -'sacred'
magic remorselessly ; etrtiolc
out, - ana'besrip.lr,le4 the c ;FicaitAlestiffill
ao murmurs, - bielancTinaii 7. ritatses.
The artist had expected this, and pounced
upon the unlucky messenger who was eon-
Yeying the programme to the printer. Full of
PRICE TWO CENTS.
WM=
• -
indignation he rettirnadto Max,. who Wes bud ,
ly engaged in attending to a dozen things at
one time. The former was determinedithat a
certain piece, "a' beautiful Reverie, which he
had - composed-D:4 Mason and Hamlin's organ,
should be played;:- ::1183XL"wPineicorable Gott
schalk ..determi j ned. ;The manager was firm,
the artist , as R siabstitate
could, net he-gskii4‘,tt,:dolialki.illtheligh
one mighk hei one ifiji.teas,g,.ttu3
tist at .length ; tnumphed. - That-,-night ,
md
/?everie. Was lkaisa. • Itf4 l. i:'s -0 14 1 :1" '' l o ol ,
audience; indeed, there were some ..
hated. .disapprobatien, and -PepPle . Said - that -
Max was at the bottom etit, for he *Os s'etri:
just a moment hefore COM
dentialnnuuler with one Of., the L partied Who,
appeared, ts, • be : the tender Cattle manifestation;
71 0 *:00 2 Al.clisPifissedat ilinattenipt
ed.censureof,theirtAvorite, only applauded'
the loud% The ttitist hada:gala' triumphed;'
yet this rascallsr, Sint)insch still cuts and
scratches.% . 44 1 ,SQath artist, liswevee, -
satisfied _with his triumph' and thesilbstext:
tialmarkd of. Strakosch's able, ardent)
good-naturadlY and; thic - pUblier at li
continue to have their- Banjos theit-:YankeS
Doodles, and their /Eel*" Ainrp.lita.—Tlvikt-:
delphia Payer. - • •
339 'Txfent*.
From Chaitailoogh.
pNmrlw.Axi, - March 28
. _
The Commercial's' dis v atth froth Chatta
nooga
sayS that the rebe ls 'artr:ltifry strop gin
our front at Dalton, 'with 3,000 cavalry this!
side. Deserters report that - Bilthop'Pellr. is re-'
inforeing
,Jelbaston's army. - - '
tongstreet's Cavalry, under Gen. Martin,'
had arrived at Marietta, Georgia.. , •
Numerous deserters are still coming •-in.-
The rebels. are reeving up their
i'rem the rear. - -
Poi army is in. Splendid'eteiditien.
.
Burning'of Vessels.
1, : . , Poarz,ams, We., March ' 28.: , i
1 , 5r_ 1 :144; 0 3 P l 9, ifimployed in CroSrertunint'-ves4
ROW. II IM,, geinizttt,W,,PrallAr Ray ItOm s- 41d 7
461.0 -TAMI thiictitY;frhq , Ztair t two 'vessels - on
.11re.ketw4 3 3 4 :944:o 4l VveiileVoir tl'O'r ta9rili
big: ~.10.4trviA4 . 09tatfaiti*- 11 0 - fr**4 1
flielig.kv netTli ))11trii0 ,Th
I,:tb - e:w4Or'd '9
.and heading towards the _lsland. Tile 'O, r
:.twee frOnC eight.Al ten milis &stint.
'.
It-TbfrtY
, ai i ls ,:.. yoitx, k ard h.l2B ,..n.
_, :
r me - TrimstcrtEtisliln - e---T
--
Ille
segrtill" - ii institutions tp
EL . cl tiii . ,,tid th,,..,a(X.,,a_i1if.;0n0...q1
-theßtofaaki_ g ii i. ,* „ rin ,_ F; ,
irimpip gu10c...-r -.9-----e to:41116* ill'' ' . 1.
L9ans. - Slick:POPP brokers:- Err ,:
• - 'on 'to 'auks and
-- ,
Proni. : •
• Crxenmerr, Mat& 28.
• - •
A dispatch from Port Smith:announces Sin
Army of the Frontier in motion,' and. its ant
posed de.stination is Northern - Texas. • t
Fliim"Newbem.
l'OrritEss Mormeut;'Mateli-28.
.
The steamer Daniel 'Webster arriired here
to-day from Neurbern ? math 'alas- lo:the 26th.
She brought thirty refugees 'and seventeen
rebel deserters.. Her news is utdraportent.
REBEL 'NEWS.
INTERCEPTED Distor •GE MAGRUDER—
AN Ki.T. - reNCE RdEXICO--GEN.. PattST6N
/i.XD PamlcE POLIG.NAC
WAskrscrrorr,- =March :'26.—The news has
been received here this afternoon of the
seizure of a bat& of letters found on the per
shin of a rebel while he was attempting 'to
cross the Rio Grande,-' between. Brownsville
and Ma,tamoras. 7 Therie letter§ are said to
contain various dispatches of the greatest in::
terest, addressed by General Magruder to Jeff -
Davis. • '
One of the 'dispatches states that Gen - eral
William PrestoM . formerly ambassador of the
United States to Spain, had arrived at' Hous
ton, on the 15th 'ot February, and that after a
residence of ten days in thateity,4e left for
Mexico, in company of Prince Poligime, who
is now acting as his aide-de-camp and Set
, The-San:Ledistch informs Jeff Davis that
the best uttderstancling exists tietWeen:Gen.
Ncidawrii, Governor of New Leon and Tinian
lipas, and the , Texan rebels,-anel that an ex
tensive continbandtradela carried on-between
him and General Magruder.- - :
Accoiding to the - contents; of these , dis
patches, it is 'at the suggebtion of GOvernor
Vidaurri that iTeff Davis decided to appoint,
William Preston as special ambassador of the
Confederacy to Meitem.J- The reasciii-adduce,d
in justification of that imiJertant:inerieureAs
said to be aletter 'of the Go*ernor to-General
Magruder, in which the foriner einteSses
belief in the. entire submission-of the Mex
ican 'people:to-the -net* iviire,--and his confi
dence in the'prompt' regeneration of: Mexico
under the sway of Prince -Maximilian.
Governor Vidaiirri conandes by stating
that an alliance •between'the new• Empire and
the new Republic of •Nbithl Ainerica would,
in his opinion,. be beneficial to both, by secur
ing mutually their integrity against any at
tempt on the part of the North. - -
Thej dispatches further state that the god
-
'end' troops in Texas do not amount to ten
thousand — men, including Mexicans-and ne
groes: These troops are located at Indianola,
Ductow's Point, Arkansas Point, and Browns
ville. • OccasionallY the boats on the - T. Rio
Grande shell the .rebel" posts' at Couny and
Evalasco ' - no - damage has been , done - to
them,as they pretend, save the.killing of one
mule and, the wounding 'of three:' -
• •
IViarizets by Telegrapl,..
PiturAntr.Tirts, March 28.
There is a . firm feeling in - .flour ; 'but less
aoing; sales of 2,000 - bbls: at $5 75 for-extra,
$7.00®7 50 for earafainily, - including 1,000
bbls. fandy iin.pri.vaterterms. - Rye - flour stea
dy at .$6 00: In corn meal nothing doing.
Wheat firm and '6,000 bush. sold at $1 65®
1.68 for red.:. end, $1 -8002• 00 for white.
Rye commands $1 .27. Coru r fs scarce, and
y e llow is wanted at $1.',26®1. - 22: Oats are
firm et 74086 c. Petroleum- grdeVat 30®32.
for - crude, 47048 - kir refined in mod, an d
56058 c for free. - Proiisiefineareateld-firtely;
Sales mess poik at s‘2.3';!X*D2B ,- 501-'beif MAW
in pickle at 13iellei!sides,it lOti
at' 9.1010e 1 0 1 1. butte' 356021- L - 43krilw seed
steady. ' Whisky nthettledififift 2 gencrOY
held - at $1 . 061' .31 41.'JW , ..,1;C1
Stock firm; PennsyllikeiiMPOcirodgrinsylk
Yards Railroad, 72,i; Long Island, 48; Pennsyl
vania,7o; Gold, 1684; Exchange on New
York, par.
s tlii if I li 1 I._ Ilj i l
. i -.c t
oin, e - . - L: DAILY 1, . -,.. • . • i
it
Tie lb t woggsro the rates for advertisin to the Tmk-
O.R.APEL- Tiroswhaving ailii'lls , Ud*"=to do - con__ -..-
renion Itor.ratamPt -- , .„... ,- 1 - i e w , • - • ..." s
of?. Four lines or leis comma One-half gnifire.` n'%Frit
lines unioiO4 4rtirlxvitibifela Allard : .: i- ,
Fos A HALF KIWIS. IN:af Vild SOrAlik. '
-One day . $ 30 - One day - . :-; • $ 8 0
Two days..- .. .. ,50 Two dayg" ... ....... - 1 GO
Three days". ..... .I'o - Thre.folnkipg - ....i,. i...::.1. 25
:One week 125 week 225
One month ••- - 3 a) ggemontti..4., t +i- -- 16 OO
Iwo months - "4 50 "rdeij•tonials.:.-.....'.%4 A OD
Three months 550 Thrett - Incuttbs. -- »;. - -; - 111 - 00:
Six months...-. .. ..-. 8 00 Si.g .: lttpothe ., „-- 0. ,,,- _ 15.0
One year 7b 00 04 . 7§ar.: .:..."..::- 'OW'
Administration Notices - • $2 25
Marriage. Notices . ''
- 4.)--Lti:: , .5 0
Auditor's Notices...
rdneral Notices each iniertion - . 4 ie... 2 ._ .- .: ' ':.. 401
• %gar Auda t eas notices inserted in the Loos/ . P-Illseasti or
before Marriages and DeatlucTrottr. 0f374120rti tine Toe'
-_- . - .
..PEnamkulau. :Camp MaArm.—Catile
Market, firm and prices well maintained, 'With'
sales of I;016, head 'at from 10015 c. pier'.
lb. for common to` - extra;-sheep very firm , and .
Prices advanced;-2,4ooEiteadt sold at SiO9k,
per lb. gross; cows turitboat: change; 166 head
Bold at from- $2O up to $55 per head, accord,
ing to quality; hog _are 'in fair demand at
former 'rates; 2;Boehead sold at from slo@,-
:$l2 the 100-lbs. nett.
i c.. ' BA.T.wona March 28.
„Flour very dull; wfieat Quid; Kentucky
white $1 135®51 88: Corn active - at 91.16®
Whiskyfinn atsl 10 for Ohio- - Cot.
feel- firniaad scone at 38®390. • .
NAN. York StftgE-Dfx.brket-
• - Nov, Yons,;Ma - . reit 28.
Stocks better; Cuniberland prefeirM; 841:
New York Central 1437 1 1 - Pennsylvania , Boa.:
171; Reading 146; Harlem River 156; Canto* .
Company 71; _Missouri °,6.'s-; 7.41 1 ; E4e. 124; ;
Michigan. Central 146; Harlem 708; ilve7tWai
ties coupons 109;. treasury 7 3-10's 113; Gold
1681; Tennessee 6's 614:r • - •
11 , 1SUROE.
INSURANCE COMPANY OFNORTH AMERICA,
No 232 Wilma Street,"Soonth sl4e, Eae of
Third Street.
r , : Pgurnarruul, January 12th, 1801.
STA.TEISIENT OF THE ASSETS.
MORTGAGES.
All of which are Ora Mort, on City Property.. $372,300 00
LOAN limps.
6/09,000 Phila. City Loan, eix per cent5...4100,000 90
100,030 State Loan, five pet cent 5:...:....:
100,006 00
. 20,000 11 six. per not tamable.. 20,000 Q 0
50,000 11. S. Gov. Loan, 7 3-10 per cent.... 50,000 00
100,000 " .4; 6 " 5-20... 10000E1:60
50,610 - 6.. " 1881.. 50,000 00
50,000 " - " on tiepc. - ite sp. c. - .. 50000'00
25,000 Lehigh C. and 7 N2C., Mort. loan, 1870 25,10X1 00
31,000 Del. and Raritan Canal co., and C. and
a. railroad and Transportation co.. 31;000- 00
37,000 Cheisapeake and Del. Canal co. pat; _ •
1886. 35,000 00
40,000 North Peiana.Railroad co. Bonds, 1034-- -37,90600
- 3,390 North Penn. Ruilroal.zo, Scrip 2,083 20
20,000 Penner. Railroad 'co a *Bonds, First
' Nortgago,4BBo - 2 0 000 :0 0
23,000 Cincinnati City Bonds 21,850 06
20,000 Sehnylkill Nay. 'ND'S: Loan, 1882. ltdoo-oo
-• 15,000 Del; Cruial.oo l ,e: L an, 1878..; .14,_550 .61
_ 10,000-Del. llailtoad„ co's._ Mprtgage 'f l oat . ; _
(gttaranteed,)L... - . .. - 111,11XMLOO
: 5,0E10 171600 Canal 9500:416.11-,14404:1040 , 1,260,410
- I.lB ' Shares '-' l'hihi.;ll , llmhiglon and 'BARE ,
' shake Railroad annParlY.;•,; • • ...AciRP O
200 Phila. .9ermantown and . .
Shama
- . 440 , 80 a1DG
ristovin . company .
moo
410
UM Shares Philadelphha Amt.. .... . . t. , , 00
100 Shares Lehigh Coal-and braii. &pc!
' • 63 Simile Lehigh: Coal and .Navigalion
• company.. (Concitionm_Scrip). : „.. VP! 00
Perlikunon Turnpike
company ..... .. . ),..636- 00
2 . 5 Shares Chesapeake and DeL Canal CO. 7.,45e 00
59Stuirese Schnylkall liaidvathne emu _
zany, PfcerrA 3 -" 2— ' V
'f-iUI 1770 00
loa' mires lion Piste Relroad' tbee 00
.7 7. sunaky,StanzplifairigatiOn ateeNtrigr ' - , r t —t oo
StOC , IO3, WOTth
1 71
--
- .11:11:1;ANT,013S.
Cash - • ' • - . 85 , 28 r 10
Noes Recsivable. • 141. 31
Policies, tile Premittms.of whip/Lam 5 , 3'.9•! - 'IW,
and debts{ due, (aN good) " , F. 957 4 ,1 S{
Rest Estate, cogice,of the .Conpuiy,,.lco,
WalnufistreOt • - *olio oo
_ -
By order of the Board, _' •
iiitTEMR O. CORM Prident
atiRLES PLAIT, Secretary. .
MC,OBTORATETI 1.794. CAPITAL $500,000
CEALATER PERPETIM ; -
Marine, Fire and %lei*. TiyuispgAr_tal?4lll.)
I=
DIRECTORS.''
Arthur G, Coidn, S. Morris Wain,
Samuel W. 'Jones, John Mason,
John A. Brown, Geinge L Harrison,
Charles Taylor, Francis R. Cope,
Ambrose White, Edward H. Trotter,
Richard D. Wood, Edward S, Ctintiv,
William Welsh, William Cummings,
William E. Rouen, T.. Charlton Henry.
James A. Dickson,
AlaKilr. G. COFFIN, Piestdent
CHARLES PLAIT, Secretary.
WILLIAM BUFAILER
Cop.tml,Agenot for PennOylvs4da,
Office Wahint4eaT Sccon4, jlqiisbarg; Pa
feblB-dow3m ' "
FOR ISAT:t;.
FOIL . SALE,
TENr.altiable property, corner 'of Second
s E .SI Pine stieet.s, being fifty-two and a half feet On Se
cond and
. oneltundned and sixty eight feet on Pipe street,
running back two huudred and ten feet to' Barbara alley,
there being spaceircu..fotirfullbullding lois,aniVa most de
sirable site fora. °overuses Ittansiop. or public buildings.
For piaticuLsteentlitife et hthr HURRAY ; coinerlif Se
canclisinLPinestree4. . . inar9-tf
FOR:SALLE.
rpHArPVAITIABLE PROP.EILTY, 140,5, in
this,
city, adjoining t4e Jones House premises,
fronting twenty-five feet on Maiket !Square
and tztending.baekone htmdred. and fifty-screw - and a
half feet to ftasyberry alley. terms accominetaNg.
Harrisburg' .511(ml:i11, 1864. " - CHAS.. C. SAWN.
.mar
• .- FOR 6.41. F.. . ;„ :„
SECOND-HAND.I% A NO, suitable for
begipeers. Also, a Tarte Three-Cothered"Show
Wltideti and IlitntlitomaFleiggtaff.... All will .IWsoltl very
tallett for before the lst of April. Enquire at
SCHMEIVSBeokstore Fartisburg, Penna. - • marlo
1100trASTATZ AT EILCVA.TE SALE.
The Berard properthas of the Estate -of WILI-lAM AL
LISON, deCeased , the'city of 'Harrisburg, consisting of
Houses on Front street had Chestnut street, at-aid near
the corner of Front and Chestnut streets, a vat tnE lot on
Mulberry 'street, near Third street, 1934 acres
og land o.c the east= terminus- of Market. .street, ar e e r.
.red..for sale. For terms of saleappfy to theundersigned,
Seventh arid-Noble streets, - -
de2l-dtti - FTMOITAg
L OTS
FOB SALE.—A, - number: of lots
b r p r e been Mid out on, the :-.Tenestown Road. about
one mile - east or the of,l.Myridbing„...linich are
being - BOld ' at low prices. To peisone-iieeirrewth , secure
~a bomeLlbr - .tv,be. , ielleveCtrom the
present exorbitant _ rents • , this to a rare ; opportunity
A number, of . tern hayealready been said aftif but- Tew re
main on hand. The liTalkOf eardltitt eaii be Been at the
Sheriff's office in ..peramiT desiring to
purchase are requested and ape the same.
janl6
HalTistittrk, 18139:
TOR. SALA-a—That. v,aluable lUo7taproperty
J known as the itiiltSE . HOWE, Situ - ate "on Market
street, near Third.
For lama inquire of JOE D 1 S. DETWEiLIaR.
marl2-d2w
Hainf: 4 PYr...Pp• •
Foy SALE-4. very handsome 'rwe-horse
PEDLER WAGON--cheap for cash. Dittagl - otter to
hO&Na 3.13 Harrisburg Pa:
OR SALE:LA F.ive-horse - PoW 4 4 EAM
ENGIN& and BOILER, : in go:g1 ord4r. _Air ay to
5 :.; F. law: ,
feb2B-11 - .
W ut. Mmet,.. hely • -firth.
it i rtcHENElrgeiotilsi - of tams , jo'f , al3
12EL @ Wm:using— Iffe4reoetvidinde
SHISWk PEA,
(stiatTssvir&Virrii:-Doek,c7." •
le te
iciamer • I,;'Y e-1 ;
Half Barrel, Jar or Dozen, at /
no2o SHI T V
(Successors to
E==l
$4 . 556,683 50
ME