?la Etitgrapij
HARRISBURG, PA
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 17, 1864.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.—iII Adver
tisements, Business Notices, Marriages,
Deaths, ttc., to secure insertion in the
TELEGRAPH, must invariably be sevens
paried with the CASH.
Advertisements ordered in the regular
Evening Edition are inserted in the Morn-
Leff Edition without extra charge.
TOWN AND COUNTRY.
THE river is lower than yesterday. .In a
few days we may 4=1)861 to see rafts floating
down stream, as there is yet a large amount
of lumber in the north, all of which will be
taken to the eastern market.
Tun Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania, I. O.
0. F., commenced its annual session in Phil
adelphia, to-day. A large number of repre
sentatives from the country lodges passed
through here yesterday on 'their way to the
Quaker City.
AccmsflTAL SHOOTI2IO.—This morning as
Sir. Daniel Barr was engaged in loading a
pistol in the auction room, in Second street,
the piece was ilischarged, the ball striking the
last two fingers of Mr. B's left hand, injuring
them considerably.
ENROLLING - officers are now "circulating"
through our city, taking the names of those
who have escaped the enrollment heretofore.
Quite a number of names have been added to
the list, including several young men who
reached the age of twenty since the last en
rollment.
SEvacil. persons who have been.deceived
by the clock on the capitol, in regard to the
time, think that if a new clock is not to take the
place of the old one, the hands of •the latter
should be removed. We know not who are
the proper persons- to whom application
should be made for their removal, but sup
pose that a mere notice is all that will be ne
cessary to effect the desired object. That the
clock, in its present condition, is worse than
none at all, nobody doubts.
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TO-NIGHT the complimentary benefit ten
dered Professor Asche will take place at San
ford's Opera House. This very select enter
tainment will attract a great crowd, and it is
to be hoped that the numerous friends of the
Professor will see that a handsome profit ac
crues to him, as a reward for his gratuitous
services in the concerts recently given in the
Court House. Go to Bann.vart's and secure
is reserved seat, or call upon Professor Asche's
friends, and get a ticket.- Go early.
Profs. Knoche, HELM and Asche, besides
Sanford and his whole troupe, will participate
in the entertainment. - For particulars see
bills of to-day.
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ORDINANCIi.--In our advertising columns,
to-day, will be found an ordinance recently
passed by the City Councils, and approved by
the Mayor, -relative to the appointment of po
lice constables for the city. We are to have
seven officers of this class, who will be dis
tributed through -the different wards, and
whose duty it will be, in addition to the ordi-,
nary business of the police, .to light and at
tend to the public lamps, and keep them in
proper repair. They will be subject to the
orders of the Mayor, and for neglect of duty
may be dismissed at any time. It is hoped
that with this increased force, our police may
be enabled to bring to justice the numerous
offenders •who prowl around the streets and
alleys at night, committing depredations.,
DEATH OF CAPT. ISAAC S. WA.TERBUBY.—We
are deeply pained to learn that Captain Isaac
S. Waterbury died upon the field in General
Butler's division of the Army of the Potomac,
ou the Bth instant, from coup de solid, or sun
stroke. There are few men residing in this
rity so well known both at home and abroad
as was Captain Waterbury—and it may truly
be said that the man does not live or breathe
who had more friends or fewer enemies than
the deceased.
When war was declared against Mexico, he
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was one'of the first to join the ranks of the
Cameron Guards, in which company he held
a lieutenant's commission. He was engaged
in all the conflicts, from the taking of 'Vera
Cruz to the entrance of the army into the
Grand Plaza of the city of Mexico, and never
received a wound of any kind, and even es-.
caped the diseases incident to the country
and camp life, which have sent to their long
homes all but a few survivors of that - Memo
rable war.
When the present rebellion broke outr-Lthe
very day the flag of Fort Sumter was fired
upon—Captain Waterbury was in the street
recruiting and drilling men. He served as
Adjutant of the Second regiment of nine
months' men, and we are gredibly informed
that during a greater portion of the time the
regiment was in the field he performed the
duties of all the field officers.
As soon as his regiment returned, he com
menced recruiting a company, and suceeded
in getting the full complement of men in a
very short time,. and was attached ti the Fif
ty-fifth regiment, Colonel Richard White.—
For upwards .of two years he endured the
burning sands of the Southern sea-shore, and
escaped the ills produced by the malarions
swamps of South Carolina, only to be stricken
down by the rays of a sun less vertical, and
dio while the loud huzzas of victory were
ringing in his ears. He did not fall as the
hero wishes to fall—with his face to the foe
buthe died in the -service of his country,
beneath the waving of its bannem_borne.. on
to certain victory ; and, with these stir
roundings, is it not probable that he passed'
sway
"Like a glorious roll of drams,
In the spirit of a dream. "
The citizens of Harrisburg should make
some arrangements to have his •remaina
brought home, interred in: the cemetery, and
appropriateatonrunentplitoed over them.
Jamas A. Worms; Esq., proprietor of the
Lancaster Locomotive Works, died, a few
days agd, after a short illness.
A SPZCL&L ME-13=G of the Paxton Fire Cu.
will be held at their room this (Tuesday) eve
ning, at 76 o'clock. A full turn out is de
sired.
A IdigGE and respectable audience witnessed
the introductory entertainment of Dubois'
troupe, at Brant's Hall, last evening, and there
has been but one opinion expressed in regard
to the performance—that it was one of the
best ever given in ihis,city. The great play—
T-he Octoroon—is full of interesting scenes,
pictures of life "away down South in Dixie,'
and ( xhibits, in a life-like manner, many of
the evils that prevail inthe slave States. The
various characters were well, sustained ad
the performers giving unmistakable evidence
that they were thoroughly conversantwithwhat
is necessary to a proper appearance upon the
stage in the parts assigned them. The cast
was well distributed. No doubt the company
will have a long and brilliant season here.—
To-night the Octoroon will be repeated, when
everybody should attend,. Reserved seats
can be secured at Bannvart's drug store—and
should be called for early,
THE 184TH PENNSTLTAHL VOLUNTEERS. -The
following is a list of officers of the companies
of the 184th -Regiment Pennsylvania Volun
teers, as far as organized.:
Company " A"—N. C. Evans, Captain; M.
B. Munson, Ist Lieutenant ; Adam B. Cann,
2d do.
Gempanv " B Stanly Gearheart, Cap
tain ; A. H. Brown, Ist Lieutenant ; L. H_
Norman, 2cl do. t •
Company "C —lt A. • r eit4, Captam4
Oscar Hahn, rst Lientenint ; 1 1Stittiael H. St 43-2
yer, 2d do.
Company "D"—H. Huff, Captain '
• J. C
Dysart, Ist Lieutenant ; M. Bryan, 2.d. do.
company " E"—Joht 'Meßeage, Qaptain ;
A. V. Miller, Ist Lieutenant; D. Reynolds,
2d do.
Gampany " F"—H. K. Ritter, Captain . ; Win.
D. Williamarirst- Lieutenant;l‘,.
241 do.
ORGANIZATION OF THE COMISIOO COUNCIL FOR
1864-65. , . •
Vresident,,W..o. Hickok'
City Clerk—David Harris.
Treasurer—John T. Wilson.
STANDING COSEMTITEE36
Finance—Messrs. Hamilton, Wolfinger and
Edwards.
Water--Mmm. Verbeke, Hamiltau and
Fire--Messrs. Wolfmger,Forberke and Hall.
Giw—Messrs. Linn, Myers and Reese.
Ordinances—Messrs. Hamilton, Wolfinger
and Edwards. :. • ' '
Streets, Ist ,diatrict—Messrs. Wilt,. inn
and Rocker; 2d district--Hill, Bernhard
Reese ; 3rd district—Egle, Verbeke and
Myers. .• -• •
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Miscellaneous----Messrs. Remillard, Wilt and
Egle.
Markets andllarket Housee—Messrs.•Linn,
Ho cker and Edwards.
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Regular ineetmge, first SaturdaY of each
month.
Union County Convention.
In pursuance of a call by the County Com
mittee., a Con4ention, composed„ of delegates
from the various townships in the county,
assembled for the purpose of electing confer
ees to meet in conjunction with conferees
from the other counties- in the district, whose
duty it will be to select a delegate to, repre
sent this Congressional idisitriptin'the Nation
al Conxention to be -held in June next.
Isaac Mumma moved that L. R. llfrrthen
act as President of the Convention, which
was unanimously agreed to.
I±X.r. Jorm Ross, of Middletown, was elected
Secretary. • : • •
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The following gentlemen appeared as dele
gates and took their seats, viz:
Ist ward, Harrrisburg--F. 11. Worley, Geo.
Dunn.
2cl " EL .EL Sieg, Henry Gilbert.
3d - " John J. Shoemaker, L. R. Metz-
.
4th " Alfred:Slentz, Biehard Nolen.
-sth " - S. Bower, Jacob Shoop.
6th " Frank Darby . , J. B. Zimmerman
Susquehanna—L. N. Ott, Amos Fisler.
Upper Swatara—John iFeifer, Henry Brown.
Lower Swanwit = -Lsaao atumma.,Benj. Hatiff
man.
Dauphin Joseph Cor'bet, P. S. 111'Cully.
Jackson—Jacob Grove, Cornelius Bixler.,
Halifax—John Marsh, UnameL
Mifflin—John D. Snyder, Henry Yeager.
Washington—Homy Hartmin, Samuel P
Martin.
Millersburg,ZCaptaln M. -,Novinger, O. B.
Weiser.
Wiconisco—J. P, Moffman, W. V: 'Jones.
Gratz—Dan'l Lehr, Tobias M. Wiest.
Lykens—Joseph Welker.
IJpper Paxton 7 -Isaao Moyer,,John
Conewago-433.' W. Miller, Israel C.
Middletown, N. W—M. R. Alleman, Geo.
Rodfong.
Middletown, M. W.—H. J. Meiley, John
Middletown, B. W.—B. Kew;lig, Jr TY,
ley. - 3
Derry—Chas. D.. Wir,e, John. Z. GrOve.
Vist Hanover--John 31. Backeruatoss, Jno.
Barn"ett.
East Hanover—Anios Early, Jacob Corp..man.
Middle Paston—Adam - Lingle, .Win. ,Gildea.
Jefferson—qpna.
,Spawd.
L. N. Ors, Esq., offeried the following reso
lution, which,. after prefacing it with a
few able andappropriato rennirks, was
el
unanimously ailoPted, ~,
nz:
Ite.s,oived. l That Henry, .T..._]Koiley, Geo. Berg
ner? and Marcius ' Notinger be appointed
conferees., for the purpose of meeting simi
lar consierees from the counties of Northum
berland, Union, Snyder ~and- :Juniata, to
select a delegate to represent this Congres-..
sioual Distrietinllhe National to
be held at Baltimore
-in June next, and that
they are hereby instructed to A iiipport none
but a firm supporter of the Union, and the re
-1 election of Abraham Lincoln to the Presi
dency.
Mr. F. U. "Waszzx offered the following,
which was also unanimously-adopted, viz:
. Resolved, That it is the deliberate convic
tion of this convention, that'no ,name in the
Union would so arouse the' enthusiasm and
zeal of the patriotic masses of the Old Key
stone, as that of the Hon. &was aiimenox ;
anitthat our conferees are hereby directed to
maksjinue that the delegate representing the
14th Congressional District is in favor of his
nomination for the Vice Preside4y, believing
_tat inch nomination will be , thelsure harbin-
Viruf-sc glorious and triumphant overthrow
dtke - enemies of true onmaitaonal liberty
in , I . l33reniber.
Itheibusineas for which the Convention as
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sembled having been temisatted, it was, on
tatin,'adjourned s inf 414-
. Ems's Star Combination Comp—ny
open for a brief season, in Doebler's Hail,
Williamsport, to-morrow (Wednesday) even
ing. We can with pleasure recommend this
troupe as worthy
wo of patronage.
RAILILOAI3 ACCIDENZ-011 Friday" morning
last, Freeland Manachan, flagman on a freight
train running between this city and Philadel
phia, on the Pennsylvania railroad, fell from
the train while passing.over -Mill Creek Bridge,
near Enterprise, a distance of about forty
feet, and was so injured that he died• an _lour
or two afterwards.
"State House Grounds.
MR. Enron—Permit me, through your col-'
umns to call the special attention of the `Tow
ers that tie",in control of our beautiful State
Capitol grounds,-to the propriety of immedi
ately cutting the grass now growing therein,
and of 'frequently repeating said Cutting. If
the, Object is to have a bedutiful velvety
sward, and not to zaise a crop of..grasS for ,
hay, the grass ought to be cut as close as pos
sible every two or three weeks all the season.
Any one at all conversant with the 'subject
will agree 'With me in the above'suggestions,
and I have very frequently heard remarks of
this nature. •
I hope the "crop of hay" idea---or any "per
quisites," will not be allowed to prevent us
having ,a, fine, even, ward all over our capitol
grounds. iYortrs; X.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
To -a,ll-w ho -have . •Cor;as,
• - • • -
This weekiii a good ;lime Meat and. trim:yob? corns,.
and to get some or Mrs. Ball's Coen-Salvo that has cured
so very many. •All who /Ave ,corisaust trycrer your- •
selves..
tan - be had 'for'ls 'cents a box at No. 27, South
Ppm strest, . - MRS: L. BALL N.
N. 8.. - L—Orderaffreisi .a &twice prainpq attended to;
aatthis can be'sent by mail' . .
,CLOAKS!- CLOAKS!! CLOAKS!!!
11f Mk sizes, kinds and- styles at :very low
prices. The best quality of
Hoopskirts from 75 cents to $2.00. '
A superior. article of white muslin at 25 cents..
A good article of ladies' stocking,ls cents per pair.
Alva, a largo and beautiful assortment of spring and
summer dress goods; ladies' and gentlemen's bandker ,
chiefs,. hemmed and plain ; - cambric and. Swiss muslin
cambric and. swiss edging, and a full, and complete
as
sortment of other•goods, to which: we laviite attention of
purchasers - S. LF.WY,
Rhoads' old stand, corner Market and Second sts.
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!!
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Batebelor's Celebrated Hair Dye
"L 4 THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
The only Harnikse, True and Reliable Dye Known.
This splendid Hair Dye is perfect,—changes Red, Rusty
or Gray llairinstantly to a Giciss3 Bkwk,,oi Naturailln
without injuring the. flair or staining the Skin, leaving the
Hair soft. andsixietutinil ; impar,talresh vitality, frequently ,
restoring its pristine coibr ; and redid's% effects of,
bad Dyea The genuine is signed WILLI;Lif A:BATCH
ELOR. "Alrlialfereake — i
avoided. Sold by all Druggistsg.taa, Factory—dl BAR.
CLAY ST, N. Y.
BATCHELOR'S NEW TOILET CREAM FOR DIMEEENG THE . MIS
jE23l.y:
-Bannvai-t% tkoches.
- For the cure of Haartainees, Thraat
:eases, are specially recommended to
ministers; singers and. persons whose vocation
calls them to speak in public. Manufactured
only bv O. A. Bannvart & CO., Harrisburg,
"Pa-, to whom all orders should addressed.
sold by druggist every where:
Read_ he following testimonials from some.
'of "our eminent clergymen: - •
14 ItIITMITIEG, Feb..,Bth, 1864.
O. A. Ben - n - . vaar—Deer Sir: .I -.have used
Brovas BriniChial Troches, ; Wistar's L6Zeng,ei
and °thin' - pre*Lrations . hsgsen.co, and
throat troubles„and in comparison with them
all, can cheerfully commend your own as a
most admirable specific kir : ooe speakers,
and singers, in cases of hoarseness,. coughs
and colds, I have found them serving in
time of need, most effectually.
- Yours truly, ' T. , -
Pastor of H. PresbYterhui Church.
-Agri agree • with Mr. Robinson as to the
ialite of "
Bannyart's Troches.
" W. C..CATTELL,
Late Pastor of O. S. Presbyterian Church.
adman/min, Jan., 1864.
To 0. A. Bensysur T —Dear Sir:. In the habit
of speaking very frequently, and inplaces
where the vocal organs are very much taxed,
I haie foil:nil - the need of spine gentle expecto
rant., and thatwant fias been , supplied in your
'excellent Troches,
I consider them very far superior to any
Lozengesthe.t I - have ever used, in removing
speedily that huaki4einif of the voice arising
-- fronvitwtoo-frequent use,' and; -impairing
effectiveness of. the, delivery of public ad
dresses. Vsars, &c.
WALIctiI'JAGIMpf.
.
Pastor of the Locust St. Methodist Church..
To C. A. Rixtivess—Dear Sir: Having used
your Troches,l am free, to say they 'are
the best -I have ever tried and take great
pleasure in recommendiug•tham to all persons
afflicted with sore throat or huskiness of
voice, arising from public speaking'or singing.
:Yours, G. G. RAKESTRAW t
Pastor of Ridge Avenue Methodist 'Church.
:DISTRICT Arromrar's OFirras,
HABBISBITSG, Feb. 29, 1864. r
To C. A. -Beiorvezr—Dear Sir:;l have
feud your Troches to be invaluable Lin re
lieving hoarseness and in strengthening, the
muscles of the throat. They impartelearuess
to the voice, and are certainly of great bene
fit to all public speaker®: , A. 1. HERR
PHYSIOLOGICAL via of MARRIAGE,
containing nearlypOpa,gee, and 180,, fine platas aOd .
krwriteings — cir the `Anatoria'Y' 'Biruall3iganaln a
state of Health and Disease, with a. Treatise on - Self
Abuse, its Deplorable Consequence span the, glad 0,0
Body, with theAuthors' Plan Of Treatirienti=4l4.oaly
rational and successful mode of cure, as shown by the re•
port of cases treated- A trutbfoliadviace -to His rnarrled;'
and those contemplating marriage, who , entertain doubh3
of their physical condition. : Sent tree .of postage . to any
address, on receipt-6f 25 cents, 40.-itaintar Or vista cur
rency; by addreesing Dr. LA: gam; No. SI Maiden Lade
Albany; N. Y. ~ • marl-dawBm •
Military Business Attended To..
Bounty, - Polito; Back Pay, Subs'Mance and =ltaly
and War Claims, generally, made slttt and collected. Per
sons residing at a distance can have - their businem trans.
acted by mail, by'addreesing . . • -
-EUGENE SNYJER, Attorney:at-Law
dell-dly Third stritek,llarrbiburg,.Pa.
Hoyt's Hiawatha Hair Restorative.
. Hoyt's Hiawatha Hair-Restorative
The standard staple preparation for the hair, wartanied
in - all cases , to restore faded and gray hair and whalfers to
their original color. :It does not claim to make the 'hair
grow in where it has once fallen out; nothing will do that
whatever may be advertised to the, contrary,' but it wilt
prevent it from falling out, make it soft and silky, cleanse
and the scalp from impurities and humors, and entirely.
mei-come, bad - effects of .previous use of preparations con
taining sulphur, sugar of lead,qte. It requires no soap
ing, washing, and hours for its application, nor will it
stain the skin, but is as easily applied and wiped from thei
skin as any hair dresning. It restores the natural shining
of one hair with another, which gives it a lively appear
ance instead of the dull uniform black of dyes.
Hoyt's ImperlittColoring Crefeal: '
-Superior to any Hair Dressing in use. Offs gad Color
the Mir at the same time. Changes light and red hair to
a beautifed brown or black. Sold, verywhere.
JOSEPHIIbYY &; 00,
No. 10 Unlvealty Place, New York.
mar's-Wl7
COLGATE'S HONEY SO 't
This colobribxl ilot Spam, a nch
is
d i v
wand, is lll3tifi n011143143 4flitliceta:
and enaollireakinrlta Olturkgt
f* rakairainetlflainidraW
and extrapaelylliciaidledin aidia
Tor oak lay alivraulgs' l ra . - OWMCas• •
P1126-44wly
• N - nw - ItovVitrtsrAttfirTS:
lINVITE THE ATTENTION . OF- CITY
as - well County - buyore to-my wqll . splected
SLOot. - of
DRY GOODS,
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which hes been bougbt before the recent advance in all
kinds of Domestic and Imported Goods, which I will sell
oil' at an advance of teu per cent, of c'ty wholesale
prides.
!Among them you, will flidfirvesGoods Of-all styles and
oilers, among whfah I will '
: onlY ranntion a stock of
Mathes, which for beauty of Style' abet be surpsased.
.
Flantißls" Priiiits,
lower than anybody else. -Ginghtuns, Linen Table Cloth.
Cassimeres, Satinetts, Cottonates) -Muslim of ell prices,
c:s 4 Peciellrfone yard—wide n1%121114: three yards for one
dcilar,.wbich CIA really not bobcat: -
Sh;i.wls, Silk Goods,
NOTIONS AND GENTS,' FMW.SHING.GOODS,
4 alwaYs keep a large and Wre l l . selected stock all linen
handkercnigNat ten cents apiece and up.
Best two kundred yard spools, white and colored, at
flee cents apiece.
Tea Napkins,' $175 petdczen.
Kid Gloves beet and cheapest.
Hoop Skirts,
for Lldles and Children,*Lail styles
Paper Collars,' - &c.,
constnnt4y a stock of glOye; bop), undershirts
sand; neckline, scertly and Lockwoed's linen
lined
'SO: 111i(YWNOLD I
Corner : Second end Market,
opposite Jones Hoes*.
my IS
SCOTT. & STEWART, .AUCTIONEERS
INO. 622 ,CHICATNIIT.STMEET, PHILADItiL PHU.
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tkrk., would advise our numerous readers
Ty
that' -the largest saloef OIIL, PAINTINGS which
has aver:been hold in the United'States, will take place at
;Mews. Scutt & Stewart's, No. 622, Sb: stout street, Phila
delphia, commencing on Tuesday evening, .Iday 24th,
1864, theselo contiudeeviryetrening during.the week,
aed untll'all ale diFposed of.
' This sale comprises over FIVE HUNDRED...pictures,
from the United Artists' Gallery; among them wilLbe
found many of. the choicest works that have ever. - Aaett
itlfered al,pablic sale. ' , - •
ThoseviboAieeire-.M , acioili• •their 6 weilli-With 'Works - Of
real artistic merit, will find- this an opportunity that may
Over again occur
The paintings will bo soltwith the frames, which are of
the latest styles, and are warranted pure gold leaf. rai:,t
nge will be open for examination, with descriptive c da
lugues, ouSatughty 21st inst mylB4lw.
CLOAKS! 'CIIiCULARS!! CLOAKS!!!
ALL SHADES.
LIGHT AND DARK CLOTH COATS.
. ,
WATER PROOF AND
BLAOK OLOTH.OOATS. ALL
QUALITIES'. '
.
NEW' STYLES
BLACKSLK COATS AND CLODULARS.
A Wire assonment of • ••• '
LADE POINTS,•••••" -
SILK . S HAWLS, •••• •
. • • • AND FANCY,PLEASOLS.
a nab ptioeb; cheapegt in the city, at the new
rso PHILADELPHIA CLOAK STORM,
-In p. W,Grosat new buibliog,Harrisburg.
RALPH L. DIA:CLA.Y ..
•'" R D • ---- • - / •
TTOR , Y-AIT-L/S.W.--- canal and Union
building; Harrisburg Strict attention,, paid to all
legal business. Main" , clams Collected: •
.mylo-dern.ecid •• • • .
OST--On the' evening . of Thursday, be
tween the Post•Offlee and the reeldence of the un
ciar4gued, a lady's Posriplosagg, conlickluipg-aboutsB
,a r jperal reward wd. _tie,*4 for it if lettex
Sfifil,sl.,cddiEP:ON.
0 1 It I [ 7 140.4. .
HATOEY , OP:TIV , ,PENNSTELINit RESERVES.
11x&11t & do. respectfully announce
that they havelfn preparation a History-of the Penn
sylvania Reserves from their' organization to the expire
gen of their term of servieo.
2 T his History will contain the wimps of all the Officers
and Privates of .thei'Colii-4heir promotions, casualties
. .
and dischages—Mso, graphics. descriptions of their camp
,Rfe and their.gallantschiaveinents In the many battles in
...which: they heie taken part—all derived from official and
authentic sources.
The Hit4l jaftthlpennsylvania Reserves will be ixt
VOLUME ol` 600 pages, octavo size, neatly printed on good
.
paper, and substantially bound in black cloth, containing
a steel engraving of tite lamented Reynolds, iintLciirS :of
GovernorVlA; retOmMendedilMlifhiAtbak
of the Pennsylvania Reserve Corps,) and will be sold only
by subseriptiok :tiefll-be ready fn;:itugu neit. " Price
—Three dollars per copy.
The Pethliehem,feal confident that the Just
. pride. hich
. oVery Peiiintytlracien meat. entertain for the brace 'men
,wpose gallant achievements and patriotic self-devencin it
'record whit see.ura trilan flavour , ' a 'generous' and
apereciative:reception., r,• .
ELIAS BARR & CO. ; PUblishere,
• . ••.. ‘# .o , 0 E ast . - 4[in street.-
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Lmioanget April 25; 1884- • - "
• ' Ao,serrs Memel, to canvass for the above Work' ht, every
district of P r ennaylvauia. Responsible references ioquired.
APPEALS.
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14th , Collection Distriet• of. Pennsylvania.
IC - OtCICE I 3 H.Ettlt3Y_ Siai the
1-11 Usti, *aluitiorki and enumerations made by the
severaPassistant asatisinns r for the year commencing :May
1.4, isoCitilonsoioloo oren '"ant to provide Internal rev
enue to support.the. Government, and to pay interest on
the puhlie debt," and
. the,,amendments thereto, will be
open for examination at the following named places, from
Wednesday, June Ist, until Saturday, June 4th, both days
inoluelve
;
-Tor the county of Dauphin, at the office of Adapt K.
Fidinestock,H.-S. collector, Harrisburg, Pa.
• For the county of NOrthumberlend,. et the office of P.
M. Shlndle, 'assistant assemoriSunbury, Pa.
For the codify of Unl, at the office of assistant asses
ticir I..harles !I,,Sithner,, In Mliffinblug,
;,For the county of Snyder, at the office of assistant az
. senior John HigleirOtTliMdleburg.
For the county of Juniata, the office of nrelinant as
sem& B. C. Stewart, fn flilBtntown.
, BITILLCTB FROM THE appoals must be> in
wilting, artzauat.epeoifyitte .partiounir cause, matter or
thlng'rospeetlnewhith , :a decision la rettneftted;' and shall
moreover state the ground Or pnuciple-of inequality .or
error comphaiied of - DANIEL Ki,.NDI6,
Assessor 14th District, Tonna, Middletown, Pa.
,myl.3-dati4i3t • '
NOt EXCUSE ' FOR.' EXPLOSIONS
AERCROFT.% LOW WATER DETECTOR
TS 0 INFALLIB LE PROTECTION against
any .Ixmsible injury - to steam bolters, from a .lack o
water, which Is the great source of 50 many sad catastro
pliwand so much damage from the burning of boilers.
Vremarrantlhis inefrument to be a *OW • isiuranc
against such contingencies; perfeet , satinfactlen gamma
wed At no . pay. 'Price , g s o.
Send fu r fl and try it; if not satisfactory
you may return it. Circulars with raferences sent to soy
ono desiring thelb. Address your , OmmianicationstO
my4-dgiwtf - Pittsburg,
LOST—Between the corner of Fourth and
Walnut, and Kra Price's, on &gond street, on Sa.
Dudarafarnoon, a HAIR BRAID, for which a liberal
rewatd will be paid Itlett at THIS OFFICE. myl.7-10,
- DICKLESt TICKLESII
By the barrel, hid buret, jar
YER. & d
o2s_oren,
_
t 1 02 5 1 BO KOERreat.
VISITLNG, WEDDING , INVITATION
`Aire AT ROME CARDS—By a speeder arrangement
with one orthe,beta engravers in the country, cards of
any descripnen-Win ne,esectuted in the bighead style of
art, #nformidde with the latest, fashion, ant supplied
promptly,, et ktsvm,~han are charipid.byrite station
era In New. York; or relAdeljetkie.. , 'ltarsonpleirand prices
call at ' 2,BREGNER.is BOOK STORK
niche-dtt
.... . - '
4.4' 41348 ' Just re-
OAS lgi r -A . t - 17A , artAele , .
- .4ieed at - MISLER & FRAZET . .
1:` 31 1#1. , 7!tittrosoFt 4 0 Prtiv /0 , 0; Jri' & u... 1 '
g 4 c . ET
p ipER: l ,-Ailppn._::9l. , sweet cider ju st
. - ... -Ptor utie'by the lee Imo quaritilpe
mitt - HOY= & ROWEL
W.,t"Tl3.
WANTE D—lmmediately, . Six or eigh
good CarpenterS, to whom steady employ
meta and the highest wages will be given. Apply to P.
BERM:IEIBEL, JR , Harrisburg, Pa. my i'l-3t*
WANTED,
AGIRL to do general housework. Good
wages will be paid. Apply at corner of Pennsylvania
:.venue and Herr street. JOHN 4. GRAM M.
toyl6-2c*
TITANTED—A Barkeeper. Apply at the
EOROPEAN HOTEL, Market street, Harrisburg,
Pa. tnyl6t3.*
NURSE, WANTED.
ARESPECTABLE WOMAN to take care of
a young child. Good reference required. Inquire
corner of Front and Pine Amts. myl6-30
WANTED —A situation by a middle-aged
man in a dry goods atom or office as clerk.
Reference given. • Address D. FL E., Front street, near
Broad, Itirrisburg P. 0. myl4-111.w*
TITANTED—A good pastry Cook, and a
v v good meat Cook. Inquire at the
ap3o.dtf BRADY 11.0IISE.
AGENTS wanted to sell the Standard: gip.
toffy of the War A rare chence, to make money.
Agents are clearing fnsim $lOO to $2OO per month. 200,000
volumes already sold. Send for circulars.. Address
JONES BROS. & CO.,
de 30 POblishers, 'Baltimore, Md.
NEW ADVERT I SEMENTS.
GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS!
1.400 YARDS FANCY SILKS,
At the old.prlcee from $l.OO to $1.25.
1000 YARDS BEREZE, •
.51 20, 25 and 81 cents.
ORGANDIES, GRENADINES,
and theiargest stock of '
'Mitt '600D3 IN THE tilt
CLO.AICS,
•
CIRCULARS,
SHAWLS,
LACE POINTS.
CARPETS! CARP ii:TS !
- • IL wILEit & CO.,
No. 4 Market Square, .Hairiaeurg.
myl4-d4t
PROPOSALS FOR HAY.
ASSISTANT QVARTKRMASTSS'S OFFICE., I
ITAKILLARIKG, Pa , ~y 18, 1884.
,SEALED -PROPOSALS wil Bit be received .
this office until 12 o'clock tr., Thursday, May 19th,
1504, for Dishing this department with (200) two hun
died tons of baled hay, (2,000) two thousand pounds per
ton, all to be of the best merchantable quality, subject to
such inspection as I may direct, (150) one hunored said
ditty tons to be delivered at HutumeLstown, Penna. (on
ilr
the line of the Lebanon Valley Ru cied,) and (50) tiny
tons at Harrisburg.
Proposals for any amount, say over (50) tons of bay, on
Ms contract will be received.
Each party obtaining a contract will be required to en
ter info bonds, with unproved sureties, for-Its faithful
execution.
The department reserves to itself the right to reject any
or all bids, if not deemed satisfactory.
Proposals= ' will be iidoressai to Captain E. f 3 Rtechen
back, Assistant Quartermaster Volunteers, liarristatrg,
and will be endorsed "Proposals to furnish Hay. ,
. . . .
By order of - CAPP. Jr O JOHNSON,
Chief Q. M. I)cpartneent Susquehanna,
IL C. Rizanerascu, Capt. and A. .Q M.
MILLINERY GOODS.
MRS. J. HIBBS,:
H.L9 °PIZ= AT
• NO. 8 MAILKEIT SQVAN.B;
ileat door to Felix's Confectionery,) w t
RE SEE L 5 PREPARED to sell to
the ladies of Harrisburg and vicinity the .
Latest Styles of Millinery anti Fanty Giiods,
At cheaper prices thin any house In the city. Thequalley
of her goods cannot be surpassed. -
'LRESS RASING IN THE LATEST STYLE
Will be neatly executed.
Ladies call and examino for yourselves. aPIS-dtjyll
REMOVE!):
SCHEFFMVS- BOOKSTORE
JOB PRIN-TING OFFICE/
To
'SOUTH SECOND STREET,
Two Boors Below 'Wes - Hardware, Store,
OPPOSITE THE PREsBYTERJAN CHURCH.
PROPOSALS:
OPIUM CHIRP CONXISSARY OFZcAISISTSNOK,
DEPARTMENT Or TIM SOSQNSUANXI,
HARRISBOKG, Penn2..i May a, 1884.
SEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate, are
respectfully invited by theundersigned, oust 3
Saturday, May 21st, 1884, for furnishing the United States
Subsistence Department,. delivered in Barrisburg ? Pa.,
whtt-"Fresh Beef of a good and marketable quality, in
prop - onions of Fore and Hind Quarters !brat, '(Neek,
Shank* and Kidney TallOw to be excluded,) In such quan
tities as may be required, and on such days as shah be
designated at this office, commencing May 23,1.864, for a
*read of four monthi.
ability of the bidder to fulfill the agreement must
'We guaranteed. by two responsible persons, whose signa
tures must be appended to the guarantee. In case of fail
ure, the United States reserves the right of Purchase else
where, to make up the deficiency, _charging •the advance
paid over the contract price to the party failing to deliver.
.'Bibs must be legible, the:numbers written; as well au
explressed by figures; and no member of Congress, officer
or agent of the Government serviceorhall be admitted to
any share therein, or to any benefit which may arise
therefrom.
The proposals will be opened at three T. nc, Saturday,
May 21st, 18114, and biddernarelnvited to attend.
BROWNELL GRANGER,
Capt. and .- C. S. II: S. V., Chief C. S. Dept. Susquehanna.
NIEL ' OPEONS AND OARLICIET ORGANS.
TWENTY-SIX FIRST PREMIUMS,
•- • TWELVE SILVER DIEDALS,
AND THE
ONLY GOLD MEDAL (ever won by instruments of this
alma) has been awarded to
MASON its . ELAIILIN'S INSTRUMENTS.
A full assortment of these instruments always on hand
at W. KNOCHE'S, Sale Agent,
je4.Stawly) . 93 Market street.
JOHN. A. BIGLER & CO.
• 13 Yr. 'O-TC :EAR. ; - •
MARKET STREET, ABOVE FOURTH,
(NEXT Ton ADAMS NSPICESIV , OkkrlCE;)
H.A.R R.r.s 13 R
.Warrants, Claims, Government Securities Chocks
YouChers, &c., cashed. - mai2Bd2m*
Thomas C.'lllacnOlsrell -;
A.Atorney-a‘t-Law.
'OFFICE IN THIRD ST., BELOW PINE.
HARRISBURG, PA.
ALL manner of Military Claims promptly
attended to, and claims collected against thaGeneral
or Sum Governments, either In Congress, the Court of
CAM's at Washington oily, or at Harrisburg, without un
necessary delay, and on moderate terms. ap29-dem
CONCENTRATED
COFFEE, SUGAR AND • MULE:
•
PERSONS making up boxes to send to their
Mends in he army, will find this an elegant article;
one Sox making forty cups of coffee, equal to any Java
coffee, and with 11We labor.. For sale at
,SHISLED Jk FR4ER,
no YS muccessors to Wm. Dock, jr., St Co.)
O LUNGES! UtidLNUESII-21.1 Oozes m
prime order. AL% received wholesale and retail
SHISLER & FRAZER.
ft)2 summon) to Wm n.ck, jr., &Co )
n(TitHilit MUSTARD, the best imported,
just received and for sale by
SEiLSLER k FRAZER,
febl (success= to Win Dock. Jr., & Co.)
TIMED FRUIT of all kinds at
Orty4l BOYER tc KOERPER.
SWEET CIDER.—A small but very fine lot
of Sweet Cider, Just received at
SHISLEIt &
mfgpeoresioni wW. Doc—it.7i..?LZ...otne.)
- Soldiers , Portfolios.
idal,(ll, saaortment at
A
•BERGNER'S CHEAP:BOOKSTORE,
maxis Selo ar Wholesale or retail at, lovrorteol.-
.
A pATRIMO GIFT wok:
,
aiIiCONSTMMON, GOVERNIMIhAIt; MON.
.aflur Govereetteetr luvezefielthin of the Conetituttos,
ka, for popular use. By M. MlCinorrt Pike $l. For
oda at dela BIUMNBra BOOKSTORE.
,kM[l3 SEMEN:
BRANWS
Manager
Second night of the greOi, - Ainerietw Dmun . l
of the
OCTOBV.ON,
AUDIENCE DELIMIT - ED
SUCCESS OF THE
DRAMATIC COAIIILNATION.
TUESDAY EVENINU: t MKY 27; - 1864,
Will be presented for the 'second time.
this beautiful picture of Southernlife;-
THE OCTORO6I4;-.
WIN ITS alcrrz-G
T_4BLEAUX;
MAGNIFICENT SCENERY,
AiNgIFTNE ACTING
seats may be secured. at Bannvart's Drug
store.
PRIDES OF ADMISSION
Reserved seats 50 cents.
Seats not'open
25 cents.
Doors open at 71. Curtain rises at 8.
wig
SANFORD'S HALL.
THIRD STREET, BELOW MARKET,
REAR OF TIFRR'S HOTEL. ;:
Proprietor and Manager'.
S. S. SANFORD
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 17.
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
TO
PROF. ZO ASCHE.
S a ia f o i.• d 9 .si T r'aY, n p e,
G-i-aacid" Vax-iqty
OLIO:
THE FRIGHTS
HOW ARE YOU, GREENBACKS
Orchestra Sesta ran be procured in advance at Bann
van's Drug Store.
Doors open at B,ti. Commence ..;( to 8. ,
Police always in attendance to preserve order. . ..,„
. - Admittance 25 cents . .
' preheat& chairs, 50 cents.
Private boxea. entire, $5 each; single seats, 1 each.
CANTERBURY - MUSIC HAM,.
WALNUT 4T, BEioaW,ITOMP;
74 el
OPEN EVERY EVENING,
With a Firat-class Company of
SINGERS, DANCERS, COMEDIANS, ha, to.
&lunation.'
Seats In - Boxes ................ ...—..... 25
NEW 'ADVERTISEMENTS.
1804 RATS ,
ROACHES, &c. 1864
As Spring aisprodshes
Ana' and ROACIIES
From their holes come owl;
And. MICR - and RATS,
sas spita.of CATS,
&dig skip acad.
COSTAR'S EXTEEMENA.TOIiS.
Forlints,Mices,Monelies, Ants,Bed Bugs,
Mosquitos, Moths =in Furs '' Woolens,...ute.,
Insects on Plants, Bowls, Animals, etc:
"IS years established in N. Y. City,"
"Only infallible remedies known:" "
."Free from Poisons."
"Not dangerous to the Homan Faintly."
"Rats conic out of theirinalea to die."
Mr-Sold by all Druggists everywhere
Sarl l l Bewassz I I I of all worthless imitatlalas.,
airu Costar's" Depot, No. 483 Broadiatty,. Ni.' Y.
say -Sold by • D. W. GR03.%& CO.; '
liiliplessde said retail agents:'
marlft4aw6m
FOR SALE
The subscriber offers, for sale the stock and fixtures or --
his well known WHOLESALE I.IQT.TOE STORE, AND
RECTIFYING ESTABLISHMENT. He will sell the whole.:.
or part of the stock, and the %mire fiXtUreS. Tbs_husi
ness has been carried on about fiftven years, and is :well
mablistied. With the store is connecteda.Good , cCOLTER .
STILL It issituated on Canal street, between Pennsyl
vania railroad andramil, and has a private siding, suitable -
for forwarding purposesYosieSsion given immediately - -
and lease given for from one to ten years. Terms tosult
purchasers. For further information apply on the pre.
salsas to [mar24-tf] GEO. G. KUNKEL.. .
pRIVATE' SALE.
ONE of the best locations ttir IRON • •
WORKS in the Stide- for 'sale, tat a very reasonable A,'
primp, to anypurchaSM who will improve it, situated With-
in a short distance of the city of Harrisburg , baweenthe •
Pennsylvania railroad anticlinal, about five hundred feet, •
wide, and alongside of the best limestone quarriesin 'the , "
State and close to a good turnpike road; also, room
waste cinders forflfty years, Withont payin" , for Ihit jai*
DAVID MUII7.IA;
Apply to =
Attorney-at-Law, No. 24 North Second Street, "
marl6-dtr • Hafrisbytegl'ac
IThilaftelphie Trees insert three times and -send:
this-office.] , • - .
. . . -
REAL ESTATE AT FRIVATE.SAL.E.;•,: • _
• ----- _ -
The several properties of the _Estate of WILLIAM. AL
LLSONi deceased, in the city of * Harrisburg, consisting of
Houses on Front street and Cilesintit street, near
the corner of Front and Chestn at streets; '° imaiht lot on
Mulberry street; near Third street, and 193 t" dares
of land at the eastern terminus .of - Market- street, are of
fered for sale. For terms of saleapply to the und.erit.
Seventh and Noble streets, Philadelphia. ` 4 "•-• -
de2l.4ltf] • THOMAS COC LRA2 '
(`CANNED FRUITS OF EVERY DESCRFP
TION. SAUCES of all the celebrmed manufacturers..
SARDINES,
OLIVE OILS,
xusrAß.Ds,
of every drsalption. ' •
Also, BROWN SCOUT, ME TEAS, COFFEE; SttGAR
and SIRUP of all madea and prices, and the best selected-
outside of Phdadelphia
All goats gual'anteed•astepresentel.
Pamacular attention paid to all cc dais from a distaateet -
Goods carefully picked and delivered to all parts•OFfliti ,-- - - •
city tree of charge. _ SEMLER. tr. FRAU:A_
mys , saccelsorsui te.• - fkick, Co t ? y ;
110111LADRLPIETA.
'l2 > TeTE FOR -YOUNG LADIES; No. 15311
street. Rev. CHARLES A. SMITH, IX D., E. 'CIAREECE
SMITH, A. M., Principals.
Ninth Year. Three departments:- Primary, Acadeinici
and Collegiate. Fu.l college course in . 1.11a.5in , ..., Mathe
matics, higher English and Natural Science for those
who graduate: Mcideru Mualle„Witralgid.,
Elocutbiu by the best masters. For aircu ars apply at
the Institute, or address BOX 261.1. P. 0., Philsladelphiao-euve
gi
MAGNOLIA BALM.
.
trais the most delightful and **tr aordi
y article ever discover* d.. -changes tne Sun
burn
and Face and Hands to a pearly,' satin texture, of
ravishing beauty, imparting the marble purity of youth,
and the .distirtiMe appearande so Inviting in the city - belle '
of fashion. It removes tan, freckles, pimples, and n3ugh
nese of the skin, leavingtne . complexion rash, trzuruia- - , , ,, - -tAt
rent andsmooth. • It contains no material injurious to the
akifa . Patronized by :Adrenal. an d. opera zingers. It is •
whit every lady 'should have. Sat wholesale and re
tail by • S. A. KUNKEL az •.
andiadtf llif Market sheet ,
:7 k:
,
A -FRESH eux uns ply of Ificheller!A Web/viol-
Suor Cured and tkaartiektate eilellol
atr2o BOYER & KOthiPER.
BUTTER, EVTXEcji..-27.1)mni11? AO * b u t ter
from Snyder 'cormirreollvect evett
was Laky4l • 130YgRlt lOERVE
, -- 6:6l's *fish' krOtlib 'oo4lieCig Ando t .S
jj Broad stream Enquire of WM. C. moßaDmiat
akarikitf •
S. c. : DUBOIS
1212firMI
Sole Leese "
UM
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