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HARRISBURG, PA
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 18, 1864.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. — AII Adver
tisements, Business Notices, Marriages,
Deaths, Ate., to secure insertion in the
TELEGRAPH, must invariably be 'mown
par+ed with the CASH.
Advertisements ordered in the regular
Evening Edition are inserted in the Morn
ing Edition without extra charge.
TOWN AND COUNTRY;
RAIL, of the size of guinea eggs, fell in
West Chester, on Monday.
Tns office of the West Chester Republican
is offered , for sale, in consequence of the death
of its late proprietor.
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Aw up-country editor pays his respects to
"Newspaper borrowers—may theirs be a life
of single blessedness; may their paths be car
peted with cross-eyed snakes, and their nights
be haunted with knock-kneed tom cats."
ANOTHER Pro-N.tc.—The Eintracht Singing
Association, of this city, will hold their an
nnal pio-nic in Haehnlen's woods, on Monday
next. A. good band of music will be in attend
ance, and a pleasant time is anticipate&
FATAL ACCIDENT.—On Monday Sergt. Green
awalt, of Lancaster county, of the 9th Pa.
Cavalry, home on furlough, was killed .near
the borough of Elizabethtown. In endeatFor
ing to jump from the cars, while in motion,
he fell, and the train passed over him, killing
him instantly.
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Gov: Curnm returned from Washington
last night. He reports the sick and wounded
soldiers in the hospitals in that vicinity, to
be well cared for, and as improving rapidly.
Too much credit cannot be awarded to Gov.
Curtin for the zeal which he displays for the
soldiers in the hospitals.
THEODORE F. Anams, late a resident of Har
risburg, but now a citizen of
. - Philadelphia,,
was in town to-day. We understand that Mr.
A. is at present extensively , engaged in the
magnetic telegraph enterprise, having con
nected himself with the new inland line 'now
stretching its wires over the country.
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FUNERAL OF SOLDrER. --the' members. of
Company G, Ninth Pennsylvania cavalry, are
requeOted to attend the funeral of theiy late
brother in arms, Sergeant Franke Greenawalt,
at Elizabethlavrn,
.Lancaster County, - this
(Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. The
members of the Ninth cavalry, generally, are
invited to &tend.
RAIN s GRari CROP. —The indications are
that we will not have more than half a grain
crop in Pennsylvania the coming harvest.
The cold weather of last winter, with the ab
sence of snow to protect the crop, in the
ground, is given as a reason for the failure. ~ In,
all the land lying high, the seven, winds froke .
the grain.
TICE CAPITOL EXTENSION.—The.Commis- .
sione:rs, composed of the Governor, Auditor
General and State Treasurer, to superintend the
Capitol extension, are now preParing the speJ
Ofications, and proposals will Shortly be in
vited for plans and bids to do the work. It
ii,hoped that the•work of extension will be
far advanced during the present year.
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A: WEFX OF SHOWERS.—The past week- bas
been remarkable for its heavy showere. On
Monday a week the rain fell in torrents, 'and
from day to day it rained moat profusely.
The ground is thoroughly saturated. The ef
fect upon the grain and grass has been most
beneficial—as well as upon the newly planted
corn and oats. The latter have started merely.
A Bimn-FA.cao NUISANCE is presented in the
habit of some of the guests of certain ,hotels;
along Market street, who line the side walk
mediately in front ofthese hotels, each evening,
with chairs, to the obstruction of the same,
and the great annoyance of pedestrians. fihis
is a matter for the immediate attention of the
police, as in the present crowded condition of
thecity, the side walks should be free from
all pbstruetions.
Drama of a. CLERGYMAN. —Rev. John Rey
.
nolds, kefergyman of . the Episcopal Church,
died on FriilaY last, the 18th inst., at the res
idence of his brother-in-law, Charles H. Clay,
Esq., in the 72d year of his age. The de
ceased was some v thirty years 'ago rector of
St. James Episcopal Church at Evanslinrg,
and during his residence there alSo oinCiatid
for one year as pastor of the congregation at
Pottstown. Mr. Reynolds was father ; in-law
to General Slemmer, the hero . of Fort Pick:.
ens.
Tin Arms Hoserreis.—Durnig the poet
week the number of admissions to the Array
Hospitals of this Department were 2,554; re
turned to duty, 87; died, 12; remaining, 6,243.
The latter are distributed as followi: YorlC,
314; Turner's Lane 279; Pittsburg, 380; Cop
ier, 331; South st, 153; Summit House; 425;
Satterlee,34s7s; Harrisburg, 31; Citizens' -Vol
unteer, 45;.Fort Mifflin,-12; Filbert st., 298;
Christian at t .,. 156; chainliersburg, 8; Cheft
nut Bill, 1518; PirClellan, 553; Broad. and
Cherry, 51; Cameo's 'Woods, :11; Islington
Lane, 19; Haddington; 124-4-
Tan EXECUTIVE. MARMON t—ThO ,:xnansio#
purchased by the City-15f Harrisbnrg, and p;r4"-
sented to the State for the use of the , G7f9 l 77
is now occupied by Governor Cumin's .
Some improvements were made in the 4ckpse,
with•several - additions, and -the furniture is
now being arranged, so that in a fewd4s tlfe
Executive Mansion will be in a conditiciiiibi
Hie reception of visitova - , Thiy - E - eva -- grete;
with its location, grounds, and iriternid
arraighments, is far superior to the old niail
sion. We congratulate His said
his imily, on the comforts d,COn's;enienct
of the duipga.
FOUND.—A lot of papers in a large envelope, Donor TELEGItAPHIG communication about
marked Sergeant William M'Nally, were to be established between Columbia, Lances
found at the depot this afternoon. They are ter county, and the city of Reading.
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of great value to the owner, and can
tamed at this office.
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MEaTncG OF ASSFACEITAF 4 4. --The General As
semblies of the Presbyterian church convene
to-morrow—the Old School in the city of New
ark, New Jersey, and the New School in Day
ton, Ohio. These bodies embrace delegates
from all the Presbyteries in the loyal States,
and in the Old School Assembly it is probable
that a part of Tennessee will also be repre
sented. Among the commissioners appointed
by the respective presbyteries is a ruling elder
from each of the churches of this city—one
going to Newark and the other to Dayton.
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LAST NIGHT Or TRH OCTOHOON.—This eve
ning that beautiful drama, the Octoroon, will
be presented for the last time, at Brant's
Hall, by Dubois' excellent combination com
pany. This great play is worthy the patron
age of everybody, and we are pleased to learn
that it has been witnessed by large and appre
ciative audiences. The troupe is highly spo
ken of, and comprises some of the best per
formers that ever appeared here. Do not fail
to see the Octoroon, the best picture of South
ern life ever placed upon the boards. Secure
your seats at Bannvart's.
SUPREME CoußT—Middle District.—May 18,
1864.—Court met at 9 o'clock this morning.
Present—Woodward, Chief Justice; Thomp
son, Strong, Read and Agnew.
Bedford railroad company vs. Bowser.--
Bedford county. 'Argued. .Ring for plaintiff
in error; Cessna for defendant in error. -
Bedford vs. Saro2ter. Somerset county. Ar
gnea.:::.HugusprOlanstiff in error; GuntNer
for defendant in error.
Smith, et. al. vs. Weidman. Lebanon. Ar
gued. Itrlgurtaie for plaintiff in error; Punch
for defendant in error:
Strickler vs. Landis. Lebanon. Argued.
Boughtor for plaintiff in error; Kunkel for
deferidantfin :error.. . :
Al t Orees' appeal. Lebanon. Argued.—
Funek for appellant; Boughter for appellee.
Adjourned.
Aczninannouxxx.--The ladies , superin
tending the forwarding of hospital stores, for
the relief and comfort of our sick and wounded
soldiers, desire most gratefully to acknowl
edge the liberality of our citizens, and trust
the donors sill be fdllyrewarded.by,Him who
said, " inasmuch as ye have done it unto
these, ye have done it unto 'me." The call
for contributions, vies moat ,cheerfully and
prOmPtly answered; and the supplies will soon
be nonrialibag and strengtheningroui suffering
heroes. We are under . especial obligations to
the . Pennsylvania Hospital for a very! gener
ous contribution:Of winee„pickles and canned
fruit; ale°, tomeiribere of the 'Paxton church,
for a large•supply of canned fruit; •and to Mr
Wm. Haehnlen for half barrel of prime Water
crackers. We are permitted to insert part of
a letter just received from Rev. T. H. Robin
son, dated Washington: "I have time to write
but a word, as I exmjust of . rfor the front. The
boxes arrived safely, and are in store. They
are greatly needed, and will be used immedi
ately. Send any more you can to Christian
-oOnimisSiOn, Washington. I -preached ;list
might in a•large Hospital in the city: Lam in
the, best of health and Will-Write' froni the
front." -!
We will continue to send supplies as re
ceived, and beg the community not to weary
in well doing, but willingly continue contrib
uting for the comfort of those who have fought
and fallen, that our homes may' bilPreserved
from war's desolations. Again, in behalf of
our brave countrymen, we thank you for the
past, and solicit for the future. Please send
to Mrs. J. IL -Briggs,• Front :street.
Su - Plow; Poinrr---iliddle District—May I'6,
1864.---The Court convened at 3 .o'clock this
afternoon. l're.sent',:.—Thompson,Aating Chief
Justice ; Justices Strong, Read and Agnew.
On motion of EL Alricks, Mr. H. Murray
Graydon was admitted as a member of this
Trial list for Lebanon. Somerset, Dauphin,
Franklin, Fulton and Bedford called over.
Gehr et al.Ts.Creager et al., Franklin county,
argued. Brewer for appellants ;. -Sharpe for
appellees: Per Decree affrmed.
argued.
.bliarPe:for ; appellants . ; Cessna for appellees.
CountrofqVulton YeeTate, Bedfcird county.
-Submitted. ' ' '
Commonwealth of Pennsylvinia vs.WeiSer.
Dauphin county. Submitted.
Borough of North Lebanon vs. Arnold.
Lebanon county. Fun* for appellant ; Kun
kel for appellees.
Hughes vs. Commonwealth of Pennsylva
nia. Dauphin county. Continued till next
Thursday.
Hurstcvs. Commonwealth of PenniMyi:On.
Dariphin
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FooniianAik; Allease. ." ;Dauphin._ county.
Non. 'pros.
Demmy's appeal. Dauphin county. Ap
peal demurred. _1- • -
Weiting vs. Miesse. Dauphin county. Ap
peal demurred..
-11 - gion is. Linkle, Franklin county. •Con
WAY 17.—Cotgt Met ; at .9 (*lock. , Present,
Woodward, C. J Ratio& Tbbnipion, Strong,
Read and Agnew.
Walker visi.Benfilfili Somerset county. Sub
mitted.
Musser eL vs. county of Dauphin, Dau
phin county. •Aigifed. J. A. Fisher for plain
tiff in errorPluirwut wad Hawn for defendant
in error.
Brooks vs. Smyty3i,--Dmiphin county. Ar
gued. Hubbell and,Alricks fqr plaintM in
error, Larabirtoit i 'Fislier 'for defeiidar' its
in error.
• Benford Ts: Somerset county.
Argued. Hugua for plaintiff in error, Gaither
for defendant in error.
Wolfersberger vs. jiound. Somerset county
Submitted.
T. Trusty vs. Jos. Neverpay. Somerset
county. Non. pros.-- ,
Bancord vs. Walker: Somerset county.
Argued. Hugus for, plaintiff in error; Baer
for defendant in error.
Bender vs. Aumart. Somerset county. Sub
mated.
Boyer vs. Landis.: Somerset county. Sub
'flitted.
Barter vs. St. lifrolissi's Lutheran church
Somerset county. :Subirtitted.
Dennison vs. - Wells, nte of Gallagher. Sub
mined.
Spahr's appeal. :Somerset county. Sub
mitred.
Court adjourned . §2l nine o'cicook to-anorrow
morning.
THE HOTEL KEEPERS of Lancaster city have
advanced their rates for the. entertainment of
"man and beast" fifty per cent. This increase
includes the price of tangle-foot whisky, which
has gone up largely.
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Tun 184va ftuanutzrr.—By a private letter
received to-day, we learn that the 184th regi
ment is now at Bell Plain, Virginia, where it
is doing guard duty. On their way to Wash
ington a member of company B—name not
given—was knocked off the top of a car by a
bridge on the e Northern Central Railroad, and
Instantly killed. The seventh company of the
regiment was mustered yesterday and left for
the front to-day under the following officers—
Captain, Joseph Jenkins ; *let Lieutenant
Walter.S. Johnson; 2d Lieutenant, Wm. R. BelL
The!eighth company is very nearly filled, and
stragglers are rapidly arriving.
COMPLIXENTARY TESTIMONIAL.-By the fol
lowing correspondence it will be, observed
that the gentlemen composing Sanford's
troupe have unanimously tendered the inde
fatigable manager of the Opera House a com
plimentary benefit. The past season_ as been
'One unparalleled in the history of Harris
burg—over one hundred entertainments
having'been given. It is in commemoration
of this successful season that the benefit has
been tendered the pioneer manager. Satur
day evening has been set apart as the time for
the entertainment. The mere announcement
will insure the Hall to be filled to overflow
ing:
HARRISBURG, Kay 17, 1864.
To SAILTEL S. SANFORD, EEQ. —Dear Sir:
Learning that a complimentary benefit is
about being tendered you by your friends,
and wishing to testify as far as possible to the
strict integrity with which you have fulfilled
and continued your engagements throughout
a lengthy season, we, the undersigned, mem
bers of your company, respectfully tender you
our services, to be used for a complimentary
benefit to yourself, and request you to name
such a night.as you may deem most conveni
ent. . Respectfully yours, do.,
Frank Schaefer,leader,A. Asche,
R. F. Myers,' A. Shwager,
F. H. Diardon.a, F. W. Haas,
H. Egle, Jos. M. Mortimer,
John Oar, John Williams,
Together with the attachees of the establish
ment.
- Ossze.-House,-May 18-2 s. az
GENTS :—Your favor is received. In reply I
would say that a'Complimentaxy Benefit has
been suggested to -me, but as you proffer it
unanimously, I cordially accept your compli
ments, and would• suggest Saturday evening,
May 21st, as tfie night:
Remaining respectfully,
your obedient, etc.,
SPJI'L. S. SANFORD.
To S. Scipisams, F. H p Maalox'', W'iii.A'ats,
Mvsas and others.
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THE - Rims FASHIONS. —" It is a little singu
lar that the only articles imported from France
which have not risen in proportion to the rise
in gold, or the depreciation of paper money,
are cloaks, mantillas and, bonnets. These in
dispensable articles of ladies' wear, although
made of MA& 'and more costly material than
ever, coat but atrifle more than they did three
years ago, so that there is no .excuse on the
score of economy for any lady to wear an un
fashionable bonnet, or a worn-out sack or
mantilla."—Ladies' Gazette of Fashion.
In Paris lives the devil, the Frenchmen say,
Hence there the devil often is to pay;
He originates all fashions in the twinkling of
an eye, •
And puts lip bonnets to a fabulous "high."
But this is one of the ills that husbands must
bear,
In pity for those who have "nothing to'wear."
But, reader, let me ask you, good lack,
Do you fancy an ancient bonnet or sack?
Can you. complacently look upon Fashion's
outraged laws,
Without any - just or unreasonable cause ?
Or can you abide anything of - slatternly wear,
By those.who have plenty, and money to spare?
Never! Hence America the gauntlet of fashion
has hurled.
At London, at Paris, and the whole fashiona
ble world!
Go look in at Mrs. Mayer's, No. 13zMarket
street,
And feast your eyes on a fancifetreat—
For it is there that Fashion holds her regal
sway,
Where much can be bought with but little to
Tay-
Bonnets from "four fifty" to the gems at "fif-
-
• • 'teen," .;
And hats from ‘,,sevehtyrfLyne to Ave" may be
seen,
Decorated with feathers, ribbons and flowers,
To remind one of rural groves and shady
bowers.
Fine silk mantillas at the little figure "four,"
Cloaks and Circulars, seven dollars to nearly
two score.
Gore and trail skirts at'any price you choose,
And ribbons which.rival the rainbow's hues.
All intermediate shades, from mourning black
to bridal whites, ' .
Which knock all other stores higher than so
many kites.
Head dresses ruches, ornaments, nets and lace,
To give , to the contour an elegant and finished
,a•r
grace,
To lend additional charms to every beauty's
face,-7
In - ever3r private home or public . plade.
Caps, Hosiery, Collaxs, Corsets Cuffs and
Gloves, . - .
Of all shades in tan,-as.vrell ,as turtle doves.
Hansiterchiefs„bordered; -hemstitched and
. _ .
lain
At prices you may never see them again.
Parasols and'Sunshades made in various ways,
To guard against. Old Sol's fiercest fiery rays.
Silks, yelyets, Scarfs - , Ties, Steel Clasps and
,
Pine, • ,
Together with A - thousand - other useful things;
No one of which can be had as cheap this' day
In this city—or even far-fanied Broadway.
Her system is the one - which never fails—
Multiplying small profits by quick and ready
sales. .„
Then ho fol. the Grand Bazaar, !darks
street 13,. .
Where all' that' 'I have written can be. seen;
A store that would.do credit to any city's marts,
A shade or two ahead of any in, these rural
•
Partfi ,
Where sales of Bonnets' nd Mantillas are made
At prides Which Teally defy the trade.
Remember,. Mrs. Mayer's, No. 13 Market
street; 4here all the Paris; - London and New
-York--fashions are received• with uniform
regularity, and where it is no trouble to show
geode, whether ladies -are • prepared to pur
chase or not. . • • my18.413t
tWo IttOcilig.lll4eived.aAlne •salection..of .APPLEf3„1 1
wpm ,orcler. .1 - br ;sale Air the: bard, • boatel or. Ana,
quaiitarp4:l SEMLER & FR
AZIA
fO3 orillAck:WALLDock, ik.oo
SPECIAL NOTICES
To all who •have Corm
This week is a good timUto cut and trim your corns,
and to get some of Ball's Corn Salve that has cured
so ve.ry many. Al. sJ'o have corns just try for your
selves. Can be had for 15 cents a box, at No. 21', South
Plea street. MRS. L. BALL '
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N. B.—Orders from a distance - promptly attended to,
as this can be sent by mall.
CLOAKS! CLOAKS!! CLOAKS!!!
ALL sizes, kinds and styles at very low
prices. The best quality of
Hoop skirts from 75 cents to $2.00.
A superior article of white muslin at 25 cents.
A good article of ladles' stocking, 25 cents per pair.
Also, a large and beautiful assortment of spring and
summer dress . goods, ladles' and gentlemen's handker
chiefs, hemmed and plain, cambric and Swiss , muslin,
cambric and Swiss edging, andlt full and complete as
sortment of other goods, to which we Welke attention' of
purchasers • S. LEWY,
Rhoads' old stand, corner Market and Second eta
RAAB. DYE t
Batehetoes Celebrated Ilair7Dye
IS THE REST IN THE WORLD.
The only Harahan, This grul iteffebk Dye Known.
This splendid Hair Dyti ji.yerfect—changes Red, Rpety
or Gray Hair instantly to a 'o.W.sy Black or li r -Hroum
without injuring the Hair or staining the Skin,' leaving the
Hair soft and beautiful; thwarts fresh vitality, frequently
restoring its priitine color, and' recti fi es the . effects of
bad Dyes The genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCH
ELOR. All others are mere imitations, and should be
avoided. Sold by all Druggists, dto Factory-81 BAR.
CLAY sr, N. Y.
SAIVEMLOR'S SEW 'MIXT CALM FOR MUSROZIO TICS RAM
APHYSIOLOGICAL view of MARRIAGE,
containing nearly 300 pages-, and 130 One plates and
hngravinge of the Anatoiny of the Sexual Organs in a
state of Health and Disease, with a Treatise on Self
Abuse, its Deplorable Consequence upon the Mind and-
Body, with the . Author's Plan of Treatment—the only
rational and successful mode of sure, as shown by the re
port of cases treated. A truthful adviser to the married,
and those contemplating marriage, who entertain doubts
of their physical condition. Sent free of postage to any
address, on receipt of 23 cents, in stamps or postal cur
rency, by addikaing Dr. LA.CROIX, No. 21 Malden Lane
Albany, N. Y. marl-dawBm
COLGATE•S HONEY SOAP.
This ceieliratedVoilet Soap, in 'such universal de
mand, is made from the choicest materials, is mild
and emollient is Its nature, fragrantly scented,
and extremely beneficial in its action upon tho akin,
For sale by 'all Druggists and Fancy. Goods Denim
jan2s-dawly
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
, OPPION PROYOEIT kuasnu.,
Ikrs.DLSTRICi, PKNNSYLVANIA,
klAlullsßlL 6 A . //ay l O, lBO E
TO the end that all persons interested may
have notice, and the object in view, a complete and
accurate revised enrollment, be promoted, the following, in
accordance with circular oillet No. 46, A. A. Provost Ma
rshal General's office, iwhereby published.
1. The different Boards of Enrollment, Western Di
vision, Pa., are requested to immediately proceed to exe
cute the said section of the act of Congress, entitled "An
act to amend an act ler enrolling and calling out tho na
tional forces, and for otherpttrposes," approved February
PE 064. •
IL They will at once • appoint the necessary enrolling
officers for.their respective districts, with instructions,
Ist. To enroll all persons whose names have been omit
ted by the proper.enrell bag officers, precious enrollment.
2nd. AU persons who shall arrive at the age of 20 years
before the draft.
W. All aliens whe shall have declared their intentions
to become citizens.
4th. All persons discharged from the military or naval
service of the United States who have not been in such'
for two years during the present war.
sth. And all•persons exempted under the provisions
of the second section of the enrolling act, approved March
sd, 1863, but not exempted under the provisions of the
act approved February 24,-1884.
lIL The Board of Enro'intent will also at once proceed
to strike from the enrollment, upon satisfactory proof•
Ist The names of all persons who have arrived at the
age of forty-live yeark
2d. The names of all persons manifestly, physically
or mentally unfit for the service.
3d. The names of such persons as are at this time ao
tually and legally in the military or naval service of the
United. States.
4th. The names of such persons as have served in the
military or naval service two years or more, during the
present war ; and have been honorably discharged there
from JNO. FAY CLEMENT,
mylo-2w Cap'. and . Pro. Mar., 14th Dist. Penna.
mcorri> ARRIVAL:
LATEST STYLES!
M.
MRS. IIAYEII No.: n Market Street
IS PLEASED to announce to the ladies of
Harrisburg and vicinity, (who have ao liberally patron
ized her since her arrival in this city,) that she has jest
received, direct from the manufacturers and importers, a
SECOND SUPPLY
of the finest goods the market could afford In the line of
FRENCH AND AMERICAN MILLINERY,
and is now prepared to offer great inducements to mir
chasers. Her stock consists in part or
BONNETS, RIBBONS,
FLOWERS, HEAD DRESSES . ,-
CAPS, ORNAMENTS, &O.
SILKS-VELVETS, LACES, RUCHES,
11.60 P SKIRTS. CORSETS, HOSIERY, •
HANDKERCHIEFS, ULOVS,..rOOLLABS,
CUFFS, BELTS, ITETS,:YA OY 1300440.
Also, a splendid assortment of
Ufa WRA.PRINGS
SILK COATS
CrEELCUWS,
MANTILLAS
LACE POINTS.
Also, Ties Scarfs, Pocket Books, Porte Honnales and
Purses, elegant Steel and Jet Pins and Brooobes, Belts and
Belt Buckles, and a full line of Trimming. and Fancy
Goods, as cheep as the cheapest,'
Special care has'beenhxercised in the selection of these
goods, with a view to the wants of this community, and
the ladles generallysate-invited to call and examine the as
sortment.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore received,
I respectfully solicit a continuance of the same.
Don't. forget the place: No. 18 Market stilt
AUCTION SALE
OF
CONDEMNED HORSES.
WAR DZPARTIOLVT j CAVALRY BURBAU,I
• OFFIOB OF ono , QIIARTHEYLEITIR,
WABEINGTON, D. C., , April 25, 1864.
WELL be sold at public andtion," to the
highest bidder, at the times and places named be•
low. viz:
Penn's, Thursday. Mayl9ll.
Reading, Penn a, Thursday, - May 56th.
Lebanon, Penn's, Thutbday, June 2d.
Northumberland, Penn'a, Thursday, June 9th. •
Scranton, Penn's, Thursday, June 16th.
Williamsport, Peon's, Thursday, June 23d.
One Hundred (100 i horses at Gettysburg, and Two Him
dred and Flay (250) at each of the other places.
These Horses have been condemned as unfit for the
Cavalry service of the United - States Army.
For road and hum purposes many good bargains may
be had. _
Horsei r vii . 11 — he eild singly.
Sales begin at 3.0 a. ar.., and continue daily till all .are
sold.
TESMS: CASE in :Milted States Treasury notes only.
• JAMES A. EILLN.
ap2B-dtd . Lt. co. and C. Q. M. Cavalry Bureau.
Notico to Contractors.
Nom : num; Canna. RAILWAY CO.,
Orme OP THE CHEW Excuses;
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EAmusnuact, Pa, May 9, 1864'.
b w e ho r l e e c o e r ive y d; a ar t t ! i lua r. . the o g ,: d e .
pTILYITy 2510 r ' the
nation and ballasting for the second track of the Northern
Central railway between Dauphin and Sunbury.
Work to be commencedlmmediately: Full information
may be had by applying to F. C. Arms, Eat, Principal
- Assistant Engmeer r at Sunbnry,Pa., or to the undersigned.
The company reserve the right to reject any or all pro
posals made. 51. STANLEY GOODWIN,
mpg-chm 2 6 Chief Engineer.
MORTON'S GOLD PENS.
Another lot of Morton's
UNRIVALLED GOLD PENS',
Jut received at Scheffer's Bookstore. .‘
All pens warranted for one year.
VINE TABLE OILS.-40 boxes fine table
oils or the best importations for• sale, wholesale and
retail, by ' RIMER dfsazza,
my 6 successors to W. Nick, Jr., & Co.
10 culgrEALFltmiletrl4.T.t-r i FRENCH
. .
SHIM= 4k FRAZER,
Irlyi , successors to W. Dock, Jr., & Co.
50 DOZEN JARS ENGLISH PICKLES,
comprising Fissility, Chow . Chow, cualtßower,
..litied• Picklek Gerkins, Walnuts su .oriions7 For' sale
wholetge Sh 4 retail.by ..,, WIDMER & FRAZER, ' 1. ,
siy6- :',- ,----- - -' , 9l;taxesces to W. Dook, Jr., 4:0".
liVANTED—Several Laboring men; also, a
reliable man that can come Well recommende
to take charge of horses. Apply at the Eagle Works.
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NXTANTED—By a Young Girl, a Situation
v y in a small private family to do general housework.
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WANTE D—lmmediately, Six or eigh
good Carpenters, to whom steady employ
ment and the highest wages will be given. Apply to P.
BERNAEISEL, Ja., Harrisburg, Pa. mytl.3o_
WANTED—A Barkeeper. Apply at the
EUROPEAN HOTEL, Market street, Harrisburg,
P. mylB-3L*
ARESPECTABLE WOMAN 'to take care of
a young ctdld. Good reference required. Inquire
corner of Front and Pine streets. myl63t*
. .
ANTkIiTED-A situation byn",miiidle-aged
man In a dry goods store or office as clerk.
Reference even. Address D. H E., Front street, near
Arco, Esrrisburg myl4-dlw*
WANTED—A good pastry Cook, and a
goodlgteat Coo:k. Inquire at the
ap.3o-dif BRADY BOMB.
AGENTS wanted to sell the Standard .His
tory of the War. Tare chance to make' money.
Agents are clearing from $lOO to $2OO per month. 200,000
volumes already sold. Send for circulars. -Addling
-JONES .BROS.
de 30 . _ Publighera. Baltimore, Md.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS!
1600 YARDS FANCY SILKS,
At the old prices from $l.OO I. SL2S.
1000 YARDS BEREZR,_
At 20, 25 and 31 cents.
ORGANDIES; GRENADINES,
and the largest stock of ._ _
DRESS GOODS IN THE CITY.
CLOAKS, ' '-
CIRCULARS,
SHAWLS,
LACE POINTS.
CARPETS! - CARPETS!
at 1L WILKFt
No. 4 Market Square, Harnabarg.
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PROPOSALS FOR HAY.
ASSISTANT QUARTRRHASTRRN OFFICE, 1
HARRISBURG, Pa., May 13,1864. f
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
this office until 12 o'clock M., Thursday, May 19th,
1804, for ruinishing this department. with (200) twb hun
dred tons of baled hay, ("4,000) two thousand pounds per
ton, all to be of the best merchantable qUality, subject to
such inspection as I. may direct, (150) one hundred and
any tons to be delivered at Hummelstown, Penna., (on
the line of the Lebanon Valley Railroad,) and (50) filly
tong at Harrisburg'.
Proposals for any turionnti say over (50) tonskt hay, on
this contract will be received. • '
Each party obtaining a contract will be required to en
ter into bonds, with approved sureties, Ear its faithful
execution.
The department reserves to itself the right to reject any
or all bids, if not deemed satisfactory. -. . •
'Proposals will be adctressed.:to Captain E. G. Riechen-
Mach, Assistant Quartermaster Volunteers, Harrisburg,
and will be endorsed 'Proposals to:famish Hay.'
By order of. CAPT. J. G. JOHNSON,
Chief Q. IL Department Susquehanna.
E. C. cirminacii,'Capt. and A. Q. IL"
MILLINERY GOODS:
PEERS. J. HIBBS .
,
HAS °PENTAD AT • -
• NO. S MARKET SQUARE,.
(Next door to Felix's Confectionery,) . .
WITRRE SHE IS PREPARED to sell to
the ladies of Harrisburg and vicinity the
Latest Styles of Millinery and Fancy Goods,
At cheaper prices than any house in the city. Thequality
of her goods cannot be surpassed.
DRESS MAKING IN THE LATEST STYLE
Will be neatly executed.
Ladies call and examine for yourselves. aplS-dtjyll
REMOVED.
SOILEFFER'S BOOKSTORE
ANIS
JOB PRINTEVO OFFICE )
SOUTH SECOND STREET,
Two Door Helow , Kelker'.a Hardware Store,
OPPOSITE THE PRESBY TERIAN CHURCH.
marBo-tt
Ovvics Caw Comassaar ov Sussmiataw.,
DZPARTIMST OF THE SUSQUEHANNA,
. ILLItR/13817Ra, Penna., May tr., 1884.
QEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate, are
tj respectfully invited by the undersigned, until 3 e.
Saturday,-May 21st, 1864, for furnishing the United States
Subsistence Department, delivered In Harrisburg, .Pa,,
with "Fresh Beef, of a good and marketable quality, in.
proportions of Fore and Hind Quarters Meat, • (Neck,
Shanks. and Kidney Tallow to be excluded,) in such quan
tities as may be required, and on such days as shall be
designated at this office, commencing May 23, 1864, for a
period of four months.
The ability of the bidder to fulfill the agreement must
be guaranteed by two responsible persons, whoae signa
turea 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.
Bids must be,legible, the numbers written, as Well at
expressed by figures; and no member of. Congress, officer
or agent of the Government service, shall be admitted to
any share therein, or to any benefit Which may arise
therefrom.
PARASOLS, &O
The proposals will be opened at three P. - X. Saturday,
May 21st, 1864 , and bidders are invited to attend..
BROWNELL GRANGER,
Capt. and C. S. I. S. V., Chief Dept. Susquehanna.
MELODEONS AND CARINET ORdAVS.
TWENTY-SIX FIRST PREEMIE,
TWELVE SILVER MEDALS,
ONLY GOLD. MEDAL (ever won by Instruments a this
dam) ha 3 beenlwarded to
MASON 4t HAMLIN'S- EKSTROM:ENT&
A full assortment of these: instruments always on band
st - 19. - BNOCHE'S, Sale Agent,'
je4,2tayrly] os Market street.
JOAN A. BIGLER & C 0 .5
. . _
13_ XL 01K: ; e.
MARKET STREET, ABOVE FOURTH,
, A.R.L118, - 1331X1p . p3E1 - on . i . rraa
A u G. -
Warrants, Claims, Government Securities,Checks
Vouchers, &c., cashed. V! mar2Sd2me
Attorney„a;t_-Law
OFFICE IN THIRD ST., BELOW PINE.
HARRISBURG, PA
A LL manner of Military Claims promptly
11 attended to, and claims collected against the General
or State Covenunonts; either in Gongrees, the Court of
Claims at Washington city, or at Harrisbufg, without,un
necessary deSty, and on moderate terms.. . aii29-d6na
COFFEE, S!J GAR ' ANDA WELK.
.., ,
"DEMONS -making,ttp boxes to semi bytheir
..
..L, friends hi he army, 'find this an elegant article;
one boa making forty min .. : of coffee, equal to any Java
coffee, and with little laboy„, For aide at
, a ~0113Sf.,ER & I'ILAZDIS 4 '
no 24 tnuccefenrOo Win. Dock, jr., & Co.)
ORANGES! ORANGES! 1-20 boxes in
prime order. Just, received wholessliand retail
SBISLED. FRA.ZER,
fb2 successors to Wm. Dock, Jr., .4 Co I
~ . .
tilcauctm MUSTARD, the best; imported.
just received•and for sale by •
SEMLER it, FRA.ZW,
febl (successom to Wm Dock, jr, k Co.)
TIMED FRUIT of all kinds at •
Dayt] BOYER 3 ICOERPER.
SWEET CIDER—A anion. Imp very lino lot
of SweaCider, pm!, recei s v ms 434l it
FRarzik•
_ um eits ' (SUCCOSOISte W. Dock, Tr )
Soldiers' Poi*
A LARGE assortment at
. BERGNER , S.VHEAP BOOtlareiiit i
Wltokotretail at low-pricey
PitiltrEf LAMY.
FINE Kettleitencleyed-TlAlt.D4tutt received
at. < --,stiorsura si.rmaleg
.. to Wm. Dockar.# &lAA,
WANTS
NURSE WANTED.
PROPOSALS.
Thomas C. MacDowell,
PIIIM CONCENTRATED
- USE/MMil'rS
BRA.N-T 9, ,S HALL.
•
Manager.... S C. DIIBOIS.
Third and last night of the greatAmerlcan
Drama of the . .
OCTOROON,
CROWDED HOUSES I ,CROWDED. ROM= !
ThESIPZISE SUCCESS OP TSB
DRAMATIC COMBINATION:-
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY • Is, 1864.
Will be presented for the third and fast
time, the beautiful picture of Southern life,
THE " OCTOROON ,
- WITH ITS Zr.CITMO
TABLEAUX,
MAGNIFICENT SCENERY,
AND FTh'R ACTING.
Seats may be secured at Bannvart's Drug
store. -
PRICES OP Amass:tore
Reserved seats 50 cents.
Seats not reserved 25 cents.
Doors open at 7/. Curtain rises at B.
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SANFORD'S HALE.
THIRD STREET, BELOW. MARKET,
REAR OF ITERWE HOTEL.
S. S. SANFORD ....Proprietor and Manager
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 18.
JOHNNY IS GONE FOR A SOLDIER
JACK. AND JIM RAGS
WALE-AROUNDir
Orchestra Seats can be procured in advance allartit
van's Drug Store.
Doors open at 63(. Commence 3 to S. ; • •
Police always in attendance to preserve order. —--
Admittance 25 cents. -
Orchestra enable, 50 cents.
Private boxes. entire. $5 each; single seats, eitedr.
CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL .
WALNUT ST., BELOW TIMM. '
p lIINIZI 3 A i
OPEN EVERY EVENING,
With a first-class Company of '"
SINGERS,;DANCERS, CONEEDIALIV,thot, &a.
Seats in Boxes . ........, 2&
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
RATS,
Roecams, &c.
As Spring approaches
AMS and ROACHES
Ehontheir dodo some out;
And MICE and RATS,
.ms spite of curs,
Gaily skip about.
COSTAR'S - EXTERMINATORS.
Porßots, Mice, Roaches, Ants, Med Biggs,
Mosquitos, Moth in Fors, Woolens, site.,
Insects on Rituals, Poloist, nitinusis, etc.
"A years established in N. Y. Clty.'2
"Only infallible remedies known. ,
"Free from Poisoas." • -
"Not dangerous to,She Homan ramht..”
die": coma out of their bola
.t -Sold by all Druggists everywhere • .
WI I Beeves I I I of all worthless imltationa
*ie. , Costar's" Depot, No. 483 Broadway,
garßald by . D. W. GROSS .4•Clit,
Wholesale and retail
Howls/Haw Aa
marle-d&wtint
SCHOMACKER CO.'S PIANOS
SOUR GRAPES
pOO well known in this oil tot:104:09m-
A_ mendation. In use by .
PRESIDENT LINCOLN . .
GOVERNOR CURTIN
.11315 GE
And many-other distinguished citizens. Ths, •
offers these superb instruments at prices that san* . :o,
to command public patronage. •
N. s.—No OLD stock on hand.
Also, Soli Agent for the unrivalled
STEINWAY PIANO.,
BRADBURY'S c:ELEitnArE.D PiAstos.
Cteckering's and several other of the very best t tnakeS
None but perfect instruments 501 d..„
Call and seelargest stock, out of great cities.
maatt-tf S. 'WARD Third.etreet Mimic Stoic,
OR SALE
X..
The subscriber offers for sale the stock and Warn of
his well known. WROJir-q.ti,E LIQUOR. STORE - AND
RECTIFYING ESTABLISHMENT. He w . ill,sen die what
or part of the stock, and the entire IstUres.• the tini
ness has been carried on about fifteen yearorand is Wen
established. With the store is connected a Good "COPPER
STILL It'is situated on Canal street, between Pennsyl
vania railroad and tonal, and has u private siding suitable
tor forwiteding purposes. Posseidon given immediately
and lease given theft= one to ten years. Terms to suit
purchasem For further information apply on the re
mises to ' [mar24-ti) GEO_ G. gUNSEL
PRIVATE SALE.
NF. of the best loCations for' IRON
O
WOID,IS in the State , for sale, at a very reason able
price, to anypurcbaser who will improve it, situatediwltt
in a abort distance of,the city of limrbaburg, betw4njhe
Pennsylvania railroad and canal, about live him!** Sii
wide, and, alongside of the best limestone quarries in =fife
State and close to a good turnpike, road; - Aso, roan for
w aste cinders for fifty years„withontpsyirig for the, Lirki
Apply to DAVID MUMMA, Jr.,
AttorneyiaaW, No. 24 North Second
marld-dtt , Harrisl:& tre nr c l'a.
[Philadelphia Press insert three times and =send; bid - to
this office.]
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATESALIL
The several properties of the Bettie of *IA.• \PAZ
LISON, deceased, in the city of Harrisbdrg, conalithic cd
Houses on Front street and Chestnut Street, at and near
the corner-of Wont and Chaste ut streets; a-vacant lot on
Mulberry street, near Third street, and 19% acres
of land at the ea stern terminus of Market streecare of
fered for sale. For terms of Bitleapply tolhe undonsigned,
.Seventliand Noble streets, Philadelphia' '
de2.1.-dtti THOMAS COCHRAN.:
CIANNET) FRUITS OF EV,ERTDF.SORIE 1 -
TION SAUCES or all the celebriited niarinfaditAik
SARDINES,
OLIVE OILS,
Of every descriptim
Also, BROWN STOUT,FENE TEAS, COFFEE, SUGAR
and SYRUP of all gradasAnd prima, and tbaZitstiiiteined.
stock outside of Philadalphki.
All goods guaranteed as represenied.
Particular attention paid to all orders front ,a distance.
Goods carefully packed and deftverect tb a/Iberia of the
city free of charge. SIRSLER & FR
mY S , .5 55 5 555 MPC!-5 1 " , DP 5 lr.;
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- DBMADELPHIA. ,COLLEGJATE INSTI
L.TUTS - FOR YOUNG. li/110 Arch
street Rev.CHARLES A. SMITH, D. D., E. CLARENCE
SMITH, A. M., Xrincipals.
Ninth Tear. Three departments: PriMary, Academia,
and Collegiate. Full collegecoarse in Classics, Mathe
matics, higher English and Natural Science for those
mho graduate. Modem Languages, Music, Painting and
Elocution hype best masters. For °Mauler...randy at
tbe Institute, or address BOX 2611 E 0.,
ai9 rtinadiiph o is
94.
MAGNOLIA BALM.
T.MS , is the most delightful and extraordi
nary artiele ever disc - were& It einsaigeSscithisatrisis
burn and Face and Hand* to S.: pe arly , satin texture, or
nzvishi . g be,,,ty, imparting the . " - m arble purity of youth,
and the dittitelY e VRea ranc t so,inVEting ill - Iktillfili.
dif dation. It removes tan, freckles, plmp r.anwm
neater the skin, haavhig the conapiexien f traospit.
rent and smootk. 'lt afintilnisinauttierial iniurions to the
akin. ravottiza by ! **2llltl and Operta, atngent it i s
what every huh should Dike. 'Sold 'wlfolestae and re
el 1 4 41 0. E a) ;.) 3
.1-Ri mlrkE LL
______le*lbrang-A
tail by ,- - - • - 8:A 1 / 4 :KUNKEL & BRO.,
1e•
864
'siu~r`.~sns,