ailtt &gap, U HAI:IIISBURG, 'PA WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 10, 1864. ROTA CF: TO ADVERT/SERS.—AII Adver isements, Business Notices. Marriages, ° oa ths, &c., to secure insertion in the TELF , gRAPH, must invariably be accom par led with the CASH. All-rertisements ordered it. the regular Edition are inserted in the Morn- Edition Itrititont extra rharge. POIV N AND CO TBtY. Extra Fine Vanilla. Ber.r.s at ileily's Drug Store. aulC-d3r Ern companies are being raised in Altoo na for State defence. I=l SWEET POTATOS have made their appearance in our market, and sell at the rate of about S 3 per bushel. =am UPWARDS of twelve thousand dollars have already been contributed by our citizens for the relief of the Chamber burg sufferers. Vali TO CHAMBERSBURG. —Both Houses have agreed to pay a visit to Chambersburg, and will leave for that place to-morrow morn ing at eight o'clock. ROT WEATHER. —The present " spell of weather" is the hottest that has been ex perienced here for several years. With the therniometcr at 100 degrees in the shade, u people are sweltering, and wishing for the speedy advent of autumn. NOTICO TO lIEN BELONGING CAPT SAN NO'S CAVALRY COMPANY. —The Provost Mar shal has received notice to arrest all men be longing to Captain Sanno's company, as deserters, who do not report at Captain J. M. Opdyeke's office within twenty-fonr hours, THE Philadelphia Ledger of yesterday says that the Mayor is absent, and has not signed the bill to pay four hundred dollars for one year's service, and that "the matter must re main uncertain." The •'big bounty" may yet fizzle out in Philadelphia. I=l H. Romsox, of Company 13, 9th Pennsyl vania Cavalry, was, on Friday last, found dead in the middle of Salt River Road, seven miles from Louisville, Ky. The body was divested of clothing, and bore marks of violence. There is no doubt but that he was foully roar. dered. I=ll A ieAN named Keyser, a shoemaker, who re sided near Rider's switch, on the Northern Central railroad, was killed, a day or two ago, by a passenger train. Keyser NVIIS standing on the track, and persisted in remaining there on, until the cow-catcher in front of the loco motive caught and threw him several feet in the aii,"with the above stated result. 1=1:21 A LETTER from the 46th Pennsylvania regi naent informs us that the losses in its ranks have been very severe. On the 28th of April the regiment numbered eleven hundred men —now it can muster but three hundred. It -has participated in all of Sherman's battles since the above date, and has reflected great honor upon the old Keystone State. I=l Tux people of Reading have made applica tion to the State authorities, for one thousand stand of arms for the use of the citizens. The idea, it seems, is to raise a regiment for home defence, which would also be useful in case the rebels should threaten Harrisburg, Co lumbia, York or Lancaster, as it would take but a few hours to transport a regiment to either of those points. °annumEs.—We publish, to-day, three or dinances passcd by the city council, and ap proved by the Mayor. One of them provides for the payment of night policemen on duty in June and July ; another authorizes the money borrowed for the erection of a truck house for the Mount Vernon Hook and Ladder Compa- ny, to be used for the payment of the debt on the Good Will Engine, which was assumed by council ; the third ordinance imposes a fine for blowing off steam from the cylinders of locomotive engines in certain parts of the city. Otn Crry is infested with recruiting agents from other counties, who are endeavoring to entice our citizens to enlist, to the credit of the counties to which the respective agents belong. We would caution our people against being led away by any of those strangers, even if they oar higher bounties than are paid here. All who enlist to the credit of any place in Dauphin county will have their fami lies provided for to a considerable extent, by the relief paid by our commissioners. This item alone will more than equal the extra bounties offered by any other counties or cities. Yesterday the agent of a certain county en tered one of our business establishments, and endeavored to obtain recruits. Being some what of a "gassy" nature, he was subjected to a sprinkling from those at Itand, an 4 had to leave instantir. Served him right. Lonarro SPRINGS.—This delightful resort, located on the Allegheny mountain, in Cam bria county, one mile from the village of Lo retto, and four miles from CressOn station on the Pennsylvania railroad, is open for the re ception of visitors. As a resort. front_, the summer's heat, Loretto Springs are s not stir ;passed. Every convenience necessary to the comfort of visitors, has been provided. The table and bar are provided with the 'best in the market. The bath houses are in fine con dition. The water of the springs possess rare medicinal qualities, and contain'in large pro portions valuable mineral prciperties. A splendid band of music is in attendance. There is a daily mail to and from Loretto. Half-price tickets are issued by the Pennsyl vania railroad company to Crosson, at which place coaches are always in readiness to con vey passengers to the Springs. Full particu lars can be obtained by addressing F. A. Gib , bons, proprietor, Loretto P. 0-, Cambria oblintY, Pa. Ttlialfwere 'l . !mismrtil cases before the Mayor since yesterday morning. Four drunken sol diers were handed over to the military author ities.. Susan Demas, a colored woman, found on the streets at a very late hour, went up for 30 days. Julia B. Taylor, colored vagrant, was sent up for 10 days. Ssnrous CRAWL—A colored men, named James Brown, was arrested yesterday by offi cer Campbell, on a charge of "assault and attempt to ravish"—his intended victim being a respectable white girl of but fourteen years of age. Brewn was committed to prison for trial at court, in default of $l,OOO bail. There seems to be sufficient evidence to prove him guilty, and if convicted he should receive the extreme punishment allowed by law. The outrage is too horrible to contemplate, and unless such evil characters are properly dis posed of, our wives, daughters, sisters and mothers are not safe even in the vicinity of their own homes: CONKESPONDENTA AND TEEM LABOB.—Every raid brings an avalanche of this busy, indus trious corps. The appearance of any one of them upon our streets is a sure indication that there is something in the wind. Those in power, and who are supposed to have supe rior information in regard to the movements of the enemy, are generally far behind the specials in their facts. We have been amused, time and time again, in listening bo them re count their amusing incidents, and in witness ing the rapidity with which they grasp and interpret a point. Some military minds are so obtuse that they do not realise the fast of the foe's intention in his feints and flank movements. Not so the live special; he has it all down to dots, when he intends or will make his new base, and in nine cases tad of ten their conjectures prove cor rect. These men are never idle.' While others are wasting hours in slothful repose, they make night serve a purpose, and in crowded railway cars, they will accomplish distance, take their rest and return to the point from which they started without being missed. The topography of the country they have at their finger ends, and but a few days ago, we saw two of them lying on their face, full length of the typeet, tracking the enemy upon one of Barns' new maps, which they de clare to be excellent. What wo ile? our read ers think of traveling to Philadelphia and back in a day, and make an extra trip to Lan caster and return, and do this three days in succession? Yet this was done by one whom we know, and nothing was thought of it. The reply to an interrogatory about its being severe work, was, "Oh ! that's nothing ; my paper Sado the hit." We wish this spirit could be engendered in WNW tof our military rulers. Like birds in autumn, the specials have flown back to Washington and the Po tomac. They put in practice daily the zeal we have here faintly describeft. _._ A VEJIDANT VICTIM-- -Who Philadelphia Press gives the following statement of how a countryman was "taken in" in that city, the (Alter day: A tall countryuan from the romantic region of West Chester, Pennsylvania, called at the Central Station yesterday and related how he was duped out of $2O. He had arrived in town on the previous night, and while walk ing around yesterday morning "seeing sights"' he was accosted by a courteous young man, who offered to walk around with him for a short "spell." He entered into conversation with the representative of unsophisticated rural felicity; was decidedly courteous and un remitting in his attention. The neighbor hood of Third and Chestnut street was reached and just at this moment a man came from a store near by and asked the man who was ac companying the countryman if he could let him have the amount of the bill of $2O, as he had promised. "Upon my word," replied the individual thus accosted, " I had forgotten all about it." The conversation was a; conducted that the countryman offered twenty dollars to his "friend" to relieve him from the temporary embarrassment. This oiler was accepted, the money paid over, and the countryman and his cicerone passed on. The front of the Girard Bank was looked at; the towering pro portions of Dr. Jayne's building were ad mired; the handsome prbportion.s of the Mer chants' Exchange came in for a share of ob servation; and presently Harmony court be came an object of attraction, and the two passed through that narrow thoroughfare, but how they berme separated is a. mystery that the countryman could not solve. He was po litely requested to wait a few momenta at a corner. He waited for an hour; his dinner hour had passed, and being a stranger got be wildered, and could not tall exactly where he was. The detective to whom he related his misfortune sympathized with him, but could not adopt any means to restore the lost twen ty dollars. The representative from the country will, from sad experience, become a wiser man. =2:= GREAT DISTRESS IN CHAMBERSIIIIRG.—The following is an extract from a letter from one of our prominent citizens from a resident of Chambersburg. The establishmenkalluded to is the German Reformed Book and Newspaper Concern : Our town is entirely ruined. It cannot be exaggerated. Language cannot describe the destruction. It must be seen to be realized. I saved my house and effects by much exertion. Four-fifths of the town is destroyed. It was the most barbarous and cruel act ever record ed. I could tell you of acts that came under my own observation that would be a disgrace to the most barbarous people • on the face of the earth. Our establishment is entirely de stroyed, nothing being saved. Our loss is $40,000 at a low estimate. We had put in within the last month $3,500 of machinery. I do not think it will be rebuilt—the loss is too great. I am at a loss what to do. Three fourths of our people are turned out of ddbrs with nothing. but what they have on their backs. I have a family in every iri my house. Much distress must but thanks to the surrounding country, our present wants are being supplied. We must receive heavy aid from abroad for some time to come, other wise we must suffer much. Our town will never be rebuilt unless aided from abroad. If yon want to see a desolated place come' up. Amuarwo Guru/Lim—A late Baltimore pa per contained the following: Drem—On the 22d of dune, at the resident!s of his parents, in Baltimore county, after a long and painful illness, of bilious dysentery, which he bore with Christain fortitude and patience, GRANT V., only son of Joshua and Melinda C. Porter, aged 1 month and 11 days. A flower bloomed in the month of May It bloomed •but to decay, And my poorGrantie, alaek-a-day ! Has posed Maser away. SNNS/Ai. PALMS-ENLIST/MU ME; and all other PAPERS concerning the DRAFT made out promptly, by Sullivan S. Child, Claim Agent, DA.tur Thu_Guru building, Third St., Harrisburg, Pa. Anlo-1w Timm will be a meeting of the citizens of Susquehanna township, at Nisley's School House, on Friday evening, August 12th, for the purpose of filling the quota of said town ship. A punctual attendance of all persons enrolled is requested, by anglo-3t ' MANY CITIZENS. . Is Tows.—CoL W. C. Maxwell, of the 103 d Penna. regiment, and one of the Union offi cers recently placed under fire in Charleston, arrived in this city to-day--having been ex changed. He was captured by the rebels at Plymouth, N. C., in April last, when our force.: there were surrounded. The Col. looks well. lite . says none of the prisoners were injured by our shells, although several fell into the yard connected with their prison. V--. 4.----. CrIAMBEESBITEG RErzEr FUND. —Received up to noon of August 9, 1864, inclusive : • Mrs. Margaret L. Foster.... $ 5' 00 Harrisburg Car Company 500 00 William T. Hildrup 100 00 Employees Harrisburg Car Co 189 65 D. A. Muench, agent old “Wallow er Freight Line," self and em ployees 40 00 John L. Speel, in hats and caps, .. 15 00 Dr. Washington Barr 50 00 Preciously acknowledged, $12,001 30 RUDOLPH F. ICELRER, Chairman Chambersbnrg Relief Committee. FOR SALE—An elegant building lot, situat ed on Third street above North, 21 feet front by 131 feet in depth, running to a2O feet wide alley. For particulars enquire at au9-dtf THIS OFFICE. MM. Divas . , of the 12th Penna. Reserveg, has received authority to raise conipanies to form a regiment for one year's service, of which he is in command. Parties wishing to re. crut for his regiment will call on, or address, Capt. OREM, White Hall Hotel, Harrisburg, Pa. anB-tsepl* Tnn KronnsT LOCAL BOUNTY in the State paid to Volunteers for one year. Also, Substitutes Wanted, by G. B. Hamm, Late Capt. 12th Pa. Cavalry, JACKSON A. CIBLIN, Wra. A. Mzonr.EroN, Market street below Third, South side, up stairs. an9-Iw* Recruits Wanted for the Roily Guards. Term of Service, One Year. Highest Bounties .Paid. A few more men are grasibul. The officers are men of experience. Call at the recruiting rendezvous, White Hall Hotel. Capt JOHN T. MORGAN, • imlo-tf let Lieut. W. 0. SMITH. Volunteers Wanted for One Year. Vcrbeke Geturds.—Z-The undersigned has re ceived authority to raise a company for one year's service in lieu of the draft. $3OO boun ty will be given to all good men, and possibly $4OO. At all events I have made such ar rangements as will insure to all the HIGHEST BOUNTY' given anywhere. ,This is the only way to avoid the draft. Headquarters at the EXCHANGE, Walnut street. G. WASHINGTON FENN, jy2B-tf Captain. The Election in Potter County -12 to 1 for the Soldiers. COUDERSPORT, PA., August 5, 1864. DEAn Sta:—The vote on the amendments to the Constitution in this county stands as follows: For the first amendment, 1025, against, 87; for the second, 1053, against, 52; for the third, 1016, against, 61. In, fif teen townships there were no votes against the amendments—the copperheads refusing to vote. Some say they were afraid of the soldiers. Until we see returns that •beat" us, we shall claim to be the banner county of the State--938 majority out of 1112 votes!— Almost 12 to 1. MCALARNEY. I= Lochiel Greys One Years Service. A few more men wanted to fill up this or ganization. $350 local bounty paid, $lOO Government, making $450 bounty. Men will go to camp and draw uniforms as soon as mustered in. Rally men, and avoid the com ing draft. Headquarters, Walnut street be tween Third and Fourth streets, Harrisburg, Pa.W. A. DEAN, Capt. . _ Limits. Theodore G. Thomas, Ed. G. De beck, Recruiting Officers. au9-tf One Year's Service! Verbeke Guards! This Company, now in Camp Curtin, fully uniformed and equipped, is nearly full. A few more good volunteers wanted, to whom 11. W guarantee the very highest cash bona ties to be had anywhere, however hlgh they may be. Call at the WALNUT STREET EX CHANGE BUILDING (lower room) and hear extra inducements, that no officer can excel. The Captain pledges himself to look after the comfort and well-being of his men at all haz ards. Come on soon, for we are rapidly filling. G. WASHINGTON FENN, Captain: Rum T. Gun, Recruiting Officer. HIGH PRICE OF Goons.—The prices of all , the necessaries as well as the luxuries of life, have now reached a point beyond anything ever before knowu in. the history of.,l"ris burg; and the indications are that they will go still higher, to which consumers must sub mit. How poor men can, pay rents and sub sist their familiet, is ii - iiiyAtery•tolis: There is no necessity for the existence off' state of thing 4 and conf tictiopmci•the part of consumers, especially with regard to those things that can be dispensed with, will soon cure the evil, by buying your goods at Brant . Bowman's cheap dry goods • store, corner Second and Walnut, formerly J. Kahn wiler's. They are' determined to close out their entire stock, at least 20lier cent. below city prices. Call and see. - "No charges for showing goods. ' au9-2t SPECIAL NOTICES. • "A Slight Cold.” Coughs. Few are aware of the importance of checkinglt Cough or "surer COLD" in Its drat stage; that which in the be- ginning would yield to a mild remedy if neglected, soon attacks the lungs. "Brown's 'Bronchial Troches' give sure and almost immediate relief. Military Officers and Soldiers should have them, as they can be carried in the pockbt and taken as occasion require. auglo-diestlin 1111.11tsary Bustriesa Attended To. ; Bounty, Penton, Back fah thnaareare and ' *L ar y arm war pribas skarally, made eel and cenected,:- Nona residing rending at a - distance nut have the bodiless trans acted bynudl, by addiraldng ZII(MINISNYDKR, AtionkerstAt lw ar•dly - • Thlnt gra% Eartisbairrn i' s -=- 7 - - 114111 trtirflaita tiltz I t --, Batchelor"' Celebrated Flair Dr" IS THE BEST IN THE WORLD. fie only Harmless, True and ReliaMe Dye Known. This splendid Hair Dye is perfect—changes Red, Rusty or Gray Hair instantly to a (Parry Black or Ara(in• Brown Without injuring the Hair or staining the Skin, leaving the Hair soft and beautiful ; imparts fresh vitality frequently restoring its pristine color, and recti fi es the ill 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, he Factory—Si BAR CEAY ST, N. Y. atematoit's Nan TOURS ZARA il FOR lOWA] NG can RMS. Jettilly A CARD TO THE SUFFERING. - - Swallow two or three hogsheads of "Buebu," "Tonic Bitters," "Sarsaparilla," "Nervous Antidotes," &0., Ate., &c., and after you are satisfied with the result, then try one box of OLD DOCTOR BUCELiN'S ENGLISH SPECI FIC PlLLS—and be restored to health and rigor in less than thirty days They are purely vegetable, pleasant to take, ormapt and salutary lb their effects on the broken owr. and *haltered constitution. 0/d and young can take them with advantage. Imported and sold in the United Stater only byJAS. S. BUTLER. No. - 427 Broadway, New Tork. gar Agent for the United States. P • B.—A Box of the PIRA securely packed will be mailed. to any address on receipt of price, wbicii is ONE DOLLAR, post-paid—money refunded by the Agent If entire satisfaction is not given. jyls-dacwam BRANT'S HALL. BR ANT'S HALL. EgTURN OP THE FAVORITE& RETURN OF THE FAVORITE'S Rouse's Star Combination Company, Rouse's Star Combination Company, Rouses Star Combination Company, Will re-open at the above Hall ON MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 15th. $899 65 $ll,lOl 65 First appearance of the young and talented Tragic Star Miss FANNY PRIM. Miss FANNY PRICE Miss FANNY PRICE. First appearance of the great Tragedian Mr. D. HANCHETT. Mr. D. HANCHETT. Mr. D. HANCHETT. Also tho first appearance of the very popular yoting actor Mr. W. IL MEEKER. M' r. H. MEEKER. gr)-Tor further particulars see programme aug9-dtf SANFORD'S HALL TLUIID WEEK OF THE CONTINENTAL COMBINATION COMPANY, ON MONDAY. JULY 25,. 1864. company consists of the best star per r i fler:, consisting of SINGERS, DANCERS, : ETHIOPIAN COMEDIANS, GYMNASTS, &C. The manager takes pleasure in announcing that they intend making this THE Concert Hall of the eity ri & petom Bluff Foams; Businest Agent jr23-d2t CANICERIBURIE" WALNUT STREET, BELOW THIRD. rtoptietnc. J TL DONNELL Business Agent JOE MILLER Stage Manager..:.. .:.:... ANDY WILLIAMS Laaiderof SWAI • .xilutirmsorrAyEß Treasurer .. . . J. G. MIDLER OPEN every night with a first-Wass ewe vanyy of male and female artistes, The perform ance embraces every variety of legitimate amusement, such as swarm, KUSICAL FARCES, DANCING, PANTOMIMM, BURLESQUES, AND JESTS. Admission, 2 cents. Seats in Private boxes SO cents. Doors open SIV 7. ,To commence sA 8 o'clock. jylStltt AXTANTED—An unfurnished or furnished 7 Cottage, or part of a furnished or unfurnished House. For „particulars enquire at augB-dtf THLS OFFICE. Wonted to Rent, AHOUSE containing 5 or 6 rooms for a small family. Leave directions at this office. Rent paid in advance monthly, if 'required. ana-tf WANTED, APRACTICAL BAR-TENDER. Apply at ' the saloon under Herr's Hotel. Jr29.dtt WANTED, TO SENT—An unfurnished roof!, within five minutes walk of the post of fice. Address Box 300, Poet Moe. aug4-dtf NVANTED—At $l5O per Month. —We want a reliable Canvasser in every county. We have agents making $l5O per month which we will prove to any doubting applicant. Address JONES BROS. & CO., jy2S.lm Baltimore, Md. SUBSTITUTES WANTED. TWO sttbstitutes to serve for one year want ed, to whom $260 each will be paid. Apply. to Thomas. C. liitedowell, attorney-at-law. Office in Third street, atarltiaai Harrisburg, Pa. .. jy2T-tf $3OO REWARD. following United States securities hi v e . , reen lost, Nit: - $l,OOO 7 3-10 llreasury Note, dated Oct. 1, 1861, No. 22,477 600 - do - do 1,363 500 do do 1,369 300 do do - ,1 1,379 The above have on them the coupons from Oct .1, 1562., inclusive. sloe Ttapposary Note, dated Aug. 19, '6l, No. 64,064 100 do do 64,227 1 0 0 do do 64 I =B "• . . . The latter five not es have on them the coupons fiom Feb. 19,1893; intosive. $l,OOO One Year Certificate of Indebtedness, due Aplll3, 1883, No. 8,194 • 2 . Aar PAYMENT ON ALL TIE ABOVE HAS BEEN STOPPED at the United States Treasury, and the holder of them will not receive payment. The above reward will be paid, on behalf of the person owning them; if loft with J. . W. WEIR, Cashier. 'HARRIEBORG July - 29, 1.884-d3w4w2W . anB-2t GET OUT OF THE DRAFT ! • One "Year's- Service. CAPT. MILES, AND LIEUT. - LIGHTNER, HAVING received authority (the first is sued) to raise a company of volunteers for ONE YEAR'S SERVICE, now °Her rare inducements to able bodied men to enter the service. Aeplr at the COURT HOUSE, or at /144.11' GROCERY Br,S4 totßidge Road ATTENTION; AT TEN TiON: VOMFNTEERS FOR ONE YEAR! TO fill the quota of the SECOND WARD of the City of Harrisburg. Bounties will pe pasd as follows: Ward bounty, Bash . $lOO iiiifferinnent bounty. 100 Total bounty PAY PER MONTH, $l6 TERM OF BEBTICE, ONE YEAR ONLY! $lO will be paid to any person ffnlshlng an acceptable it Apply at Daniel Wart i i mi Second Ward Bowie, Cotner & or wad axaglallipo 110 J. W. IidIiONYON, PETER K. BOYD. 1101131. le WILT, jy2s-dtf Ai:bruiting Commlitee, 51 . 010 Ward. AMUSEMEN TS. Miss FANNY PRICE M. W. EL MEEKER COMIC OPSW, NEGRO COMICALITIE% WANTS. WA.NrIMI), NEW ADVERTISEMENT-S. Propo,sals for Loan. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, July 25,1864. MOTICE is hereby given that subscriptions 11 will be received by the Treasurer of the United States, the several Assistant Treasu rers and designated Depositaries, and. hy the National Banks designated and qualified as Depositaries and Financial Agents, for Trea sury Notes payable three years from August 15, 1864, bearing interest at the rate of, seven and three -tenths per cent. per annum, with semi-annual coupons attached, payable in lawful money. These notes Will be convertible at the option of the holder at maturity, into silt per cent. gold bearing bonds, redeemab/e after five and payable twenty years from August 15, 1867. The Notes will be issued in denominations Of fifty, one hundred, fivehtindre4. one thou sand, anal five thousand dollang, and will be issued in blank, or payable to order, as may he directed by-the subscribers. • All subscriptions must. be for fifty dollars, or some multiple'of fifty dollars. Duplicate certificates Will be issued for all depOsits. The patty depositing must endorse upon the original certificate the denomination of notes required, and whether they are to be issued in blank or payable to order. When so endorsed it must be left with the officer re ceiving the deposit, to be forwarded to this Department. The notes will be trrnsmitted to the owners free of transportation charges as soon after the receipt of the original Certificates of De posit as they can to prepared. Interest will be allowed to August 15 on all deposits made prior to that date, and will be paid by the Department upon receipt of the original certificates. As the notes draW interest from August 15, persons making deposits subsequent to that date must pay the interest accrued from date of note to date of deposit. Parties depositing twenty-five thousand dollars and upwards for these notes at any one time will be allowed a commission of one quarter of one per cent., which will be paid by this Department upon the receipt of a bill for the amount, certified to by the officer with whom the deposit was made. No de ductions for commissions must be made from the deposits. Officers receiving deposits will see that the proper endorsements are made upon the original certificateii;- All officers authorized to receive deposits are requested to give to applicants all desired information, and afford every facility for making subscriptions. W. P. FESSENDEN, Secretary of the Treasury. Al` All respectable banks and bankers throughout the country will dotibtless afford facilities to subscribers. aul-d&w2w GOVERNMENT SALES, &C. AUCTION SALE CONDEMNED HORSES. WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BUREAU, OFFICE OP CLUB, QUARTERMASTER, WASHINGTON, D. C. July 23, 1864. WILL be sold at public auction, to . ' the highest bidder, at GIESBORO, D. C., on FRIDAY, August 5, 1864, 100 Cavalry Horses; TUESDAY, August 0, 1861, 100 Cavalry Hors( a These horses have been condemned as unfit for the cav alry service of the army. For road awl farming purposes many good barpalrts may be had. Horses sold singly. Terms cash, in United States currency. JAMES A. BICE, Lieut.. Col. and Chief Quartermaster, aug 1-Tt Cavalry Bureau. TH.'S WAY R - A`R G A I N S HOSIERY, • GLOVES, HOOP SKIRTS, LADIES' HAIR NETS, and HEAD DRESSES, PERFUMERY, TOILET ARTICLES, FRENCH LACE, wad TISSUE VEILS, ETC:, AT ASTONISHINGLY LOW PRICES. Everybody should call at i nee, and secure great bar gains, at - Mrs. MAYER'S, aug3 dtf No. 13 Market Street. LIQUID .RENNET. LIQUID RENNET yields with milk the meet luscious of all deserts for the table the light est and moat grateful diet for invalids And children. Milk contains etery element of the bodily constitution; when coagulated with rennet It Is always light and easy of digestion, and supports the system with the least possible excitement. When still greater nutritirepowerisdesired, cream and sugar may be added. A teaspoonful converts a quart of milk into a firm curd. Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail by & A. KUNKEL, jel4-tf 118 Magket street. NOTICE. County, se: - at present a resident of being duly sworn, do depose and say that I was enrolled in 1863, in the county ofwhere I then resided, but that I moved from there in the month of , le—, into said ' ----- first above named. lam a man, and by occupation a and hereby request that my enrollment may be changed to suit my present residence. Nose.—The above is adopted by the Board of Enroll ment of the 14th District of Pennsylvania as a suitable form of affidavit to be made on an application to change the name on the enrollment lists from one District or Sub-District to another. 64;229 64,230 -.1)1§1112 SOLE AGENCY FOR THIS CITY lAM happy to offer to the public a large and splendid assortment of SUPERIOR GOLD PENS, manufactured by LEROt W. FAIRCHILD. • • These Pens are well AMAMI; elastic, and will give en tire natietaction. PLEASE TRY THEM. • SOHEPPER'S BOOK STORE, Second street, opposite Presbyterian Church, Harrisburg Pa. ap23 VERY FINE, INDEED! TO our fine and extensive stock of Photo graph Albums and Photograph Card Pictures, we have added a BEAT nirti ENVELOPE for the reception of Card picturea They mast be seen and will be admired air Photographers supplied at the very lowest whole sale price, and their card printel upon them for sl2sp • thousand, wholesale 'and retail. at maypt SCAEFFER:S S.Tatßu BERF TONGUES. —Fine large beef tongues, eared by J. IL Miehener: Co. W a ite* sale by del'. 8uce4 428 9 0 W. Peek,l SlAZar4ll±4. ATALNurs, EREatgiUTIS, }TWEETS. Foraala wheleatde at 11100ft110 1111 81MER t0 W. D0C.4i,11.7C6-O.FRAMr myS CHEESE—Choice new crop Cheese, just received at EUXIBLIGIt & FUT" Jen Sceremorii to W. Dakar., & Co; $3 O O T OTS for sale on the corner of Third and _ILI-Broad alreola 'inquire of WIL C. MorADDRN. reart.dit MESS SHAD and rum NEW MACE' RBEL, esaahred, at bag DOM & HOIRPER. ggam,HASIBILAIresh settLof Mich usertanodidor isms sad Dried al inn BOYSair, ZUSX Fuit JNO. BAY CLEMENT, CHAS. C.,RAWN, S. I'. CHARLTON, Bard of Enrollment NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. COSTAR'S)) VERMIN EXTERMINATORS. "COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATORS. - RXIIIITIONATORS: -cosranrs" LiD2 •COSTAWS" EXTE.iithATORS EXTERMINATOR& "COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATORS EXTER MINATOB& "COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATORS:- EXTERMINATORS. "COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATOWL EXTERMINATORS. X.XTERMINATORS., EXTERMINATORS, "COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATORS. EXTERMOIATOMS. 'COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATOM EXTERMINATOES. - "COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATORS. EXTERMINATORS. "COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATORS. - EXTERMINATDRS, - "COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATORS. EXTERMINATORS. "COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATORS. MINATORS. "COSTAR'S' E A T T F AMINATORS. EXTERMINATORS. "COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATORS. EXTERMINATORS. "COSTAR'S"' EXTERMINATORS. EXTERMINATORS. For Rats, Mice, Roaches, Ay./As, newt Bogs, Fleas, Moths in Furs, Woolens, insects on Plants, Fovirls, Animals, etc. "15 years established In N. Y. City." "Only infallible remedies known." "Free from Poisons." "Not dangerous to:the Human Family." "Rats COarti out of their holes to die." airßold by all Druggists everywhere forl I I Swann I I I of all wortbiehm iroitatlona sr.. Costar's" Depot, No. 482 Broadway Y. ANN -Sold by D. W. GROSS & CO., Wholesale and retail agents. And by all Druggists in Harrisburg. Pa. Jelo-daw3m VALUABLE MARKET STREET PROPERTY AT PUBLIC SALE. WILL be sold at public vendue, ou the pretnises 4 on THUiS t DAY, AUGUST 18, 1864, at two o'clock in the afternoon, that "Valuable 'Motel, on the south side of Market street, Harrisburg, known as the UNION HOUSE, being a THREE STORY BRICK BUILDING, with a large TREE STORY BRICK BACK BUILDING and EXTEN- Wes; STABLING on the rear, the lot being twenty-six feet three inches front on Market street, and extending back two hundred and ten feet to Blackberry alley. The said valuable business stand lying between Third and Fourth streets, on Market . street 'aforesaid; in the most central and business part of, the city, prisenta a fine chance to speculators and wen of enterprisdin almost any kind of business. Possession wilt be given on the first of April next. Tonna of payment will be made easy to suit, purchasers. Attendance will be given and condltiona or Fah, made known by ORO. W. SORROY* W. -W. GETTY, R. R THOKSON; R. L. WR.9rBROOK. ,1x27-wedS:set-ts TRINITY COLLECTION Church Music ; CONTAIN/NG itr. Tag PSALM AND HYMN TUNES , CHANTS , &C. USED in Trinity Church, New York, and its Three Chapels, by Edward Hodges, Has. Doc., or Sydney Sussex College, Cambridge, England, with cat. cable additions' by the editor, S. Parkman Tuckertnan, Nos. MO organist and director of music in Saint Paul's church, Boston. Price In cloth binding, $3 00 ; Boards, $2 00. OLIVER, DITSON & Co., Publishers, 377 Washington street, Boston. UM FOR SALE, A. TEN-HORSE power steam engine and boiler, steam pipes, water pipes, pumps and heater complete; oscillating engine and cylmder boiler , manufac tured by Joel Weidman, patent improved oscillating en gine builder. May be seen at Canal shops, foot of Walnut street, Harrisburg. For terms, thc., enquire at Canal office, Market street, near United States Hotel. RARE 8uRG,.Ju1y.23,4864 iY2B-tf SUBSTITUTES AND LOCA.!. CIIED/TS FURNISHED. PARTIES wanting Substitutes can be sup plied at beat rates. Local credits furnished and warranted. The public will Bed our House disposed to deal liberally with all. C. 0. ZIMMERMAN & 00. 1y 19 Imo 121 Market Street, Harrisburg, Pa. Patriot and Union copy and send bill to' this Were . PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that in pursuance of the act of Assembly of Pennsylvania, passed the first day of. dune; 1839, the stockholdeis of the Franklin Bank, of Washington, Penna., will apply to the next session of the Legislature for a renewal of its char ter, with an increase of its capital from $160,000 to 8200,000. C. tl. president. VF,11:111Ncr1oN, PA, Jule :24, .-Je27 FOR SALE. A LOT of GROUND, situate on the corner 1 - 1. •of Herr street and James alley. Fifty-two feet trout on Herr street. Inquire of J. WESLEY AWL, au34llw Attorney-at-law. DESERTERS. $lO WILL be paid for information of the whereabouts of any deserters from the U. S. service. All communications strictly confidential. Address Box 18, Harrisburg; P. 0. augt-dtf ENGLISH BRlt RIPAST TEL —Just re - calved, a fine cheat of English Breakfast Tea, at SEMLER & FRAZER'S, (Stieeesseen h Wtn. I ! Jr.! LEA & PRRTIIE'S WORCESTER SAUCES the most Millar and the purest ever offered to the public, just received and for sale by SHISLER & F febl . (successors to Wm. Dock, RM. CUT FLY PAPER. ANICE assortment of Cut Paper for coil lags, looking glasses, picture frames and gas pipes, SCHEFFRIV.S BO4jIC SWIM, Harrisburg, Pa. at my2o BATHS: BATHS t THE subscriber has just erected two Eno BATES; at hia Barber Shop, No. ne Market street, (Eby's bulldirigawhere warm or cold bathe can ba had at ,11 times. [aul-11‘ 0 9 E. BELITSHI. VRI;TIT JARS, of the latest Patent (Grif ..ll.: e4'B Test Patent s ) just received and for sato low at .3118 BOYER & Koran's. SAP SAGO, English Dairy, Pine Apple, -Nat. meg and New York State Cloese, just received at SMIRK aZ successors to W Dock=o._ - mys P ICKLES I PICKLES! I—By the Basel, Han:tarred, Jar or Dozen, at MBLWR FRLZEWS, iSaccesaora to Wm. Hook, Jr., Ii Co.i_ I= 1.2000L8S oeld brazed C s r i ar i, of i justht receistC e arta for sale by REIMER & FRAZER, febi (sawbasors to Wm. Dock, jr. & CO.) Soldiers' Portfolios. A LAILGZ assortment at BERGNER'S GIMP BOOSSTORE, roarls Sold at Wholesale' or retail at low prtrest BISLER & SS BIIM and MESS PORK.— —.44hois M E artiele of Mesa Beef and ß Pork at - • spa otexessore to WpDoek, jr., , & Co.l SPIDER OYSTFAS. —Extra fine Baltimore Oysters, spieed, : inet received at joIt—BOYE!tikKOPPLR. withrwagons or carte ALla kinds a w..be promptl haUlin ydone g by calling on JACOB B —, EINNBR,c . 0 ;At corner of BecOnd streit orid lireadpqr ,Lane. COUNTRY S a4P.—A small but `superior lot of Home-made Soap just received at,. and SHISLER & FRAZEits. VXTRA. WHITE WHEAT . FLOVlCSe lected White 'Wheat Family Floe; just iegeived and for ft SHISLER di FRAZER, fit duivesitore to W. Diu* k Cc% OPER, VEREGAII.- - -Ptire CidWVitiegaT Su tou bought by We bang or small gun..talf :et /31.1 - BOYER a Kozana-
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