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II A 1 8 BP TIIIIBSUAT EVEH1KCU AFL 87, 1871. iiarrisburg (Pa.) PotnfBr.lrrival mad Closing Of Malta, on and mfter Kovember 81st, 1870. nKlVB. SAST HarrUbun to Philadelphia, way mall, via Lancaster Harrisbo.ru to Philadelphia and Pottsvllle, way mail, via Heading. HarrlBburg to New York UnrrubUTg to Anaville.

Lubaaou, Kwiaiug and PoHsville Harrioborg to Barrwbnrc to Lancaster, Golambla. Marietta, B.iianridne andMiattle nrtbu and Lebanon. Harrlaburg to New York karrisborg to "Kiladei vbia and WEST Hardsbori to AAtoona and Johnstown. mail vy irriBbnm to Brie Hrriinar lo Pittsburg. arrlsbarg to Pittsburg, HiiliidM.vn 1.30 P.

m. 1.10 p. m. 110 p. m.

8. 40 p. m. 1.20p.m. 7.

00 a. d. 7.13 TO. 2.15 r. m.

LIS p. rn." 12.30 p.m. 8. 10 p. m.

4.10. m. 8.15 p. m. 12.15 a.

m. IX Sua. m. 7 IS a. m.

1 i.OO P. m. I4.S3 p. Lwa. 7.00 a.

10. 00 p. 1 4.40 a. 1.10 p. m.

2.40 a. m. 11.45 a. m. 12.

COm. rr. 3.45 P. ac. born, A Uoona Ty rone.

I VbUivenur, "uunm ilcn, Uedford, Lewis town, Mifflinand New ORTH Harriaburg to Lock S. 00 a. m. 1.10 p. m.

3.00 a. 12. 30 P. m. llaven.

UarrUuurg to Lock Ha ven, jersey Erie, vrilllamaport, Snnbnry, 3. 40 a. m. 1.2 p. 4.39 p.

m. 11.00 p. m. 1130 V. m.

10. 00 p. m. a. tiarrisuui a Yirrf: CTarrto WisElng and York.

Pa. 2.20 a. m. 10. 00 p.

m. E. Harmoj. castle, Ohambersburg, KWmiensbnrg, H.ew yiile, Carlisle and me 8" bKft 8TAGE Harrlsburg to Joes town and Intermediate places Monday, Wed 4. 00 p.

m. 7. IS a. m. 12.60 p.

m. 11.46 a. m. 12.30 p. m.

3. 00 p. n. 7.00 a. m.

3.00 p. m. All malls are opened and distributed ImmediaUly on tbeir arrival dnrtng the day. Malls arriving at night ail owned 2nd rUdy for delivery at hal? pasi six OlS2 at seven o'clock A. art doses at eight o'clock PVM.

and on Bnndays at half past seven and dosesjat half past nine A. M. lBtta Money orders Issued and paid, and received and deUvered, on week days, during busings boor, excepting on Saturdays, when Jh money order business will be eloBed at nve o'clock r. 11. All mail matter must be prepaid by stamps.

Letter carrier, will deliver aU mall matter ui throughout the city wnen requested so to do. Three and eoUeetione of mattg are de i iaUy. TOWN ANTl COUNTRY. Thk Business Mex of Harrisbubg, who may deaire the patronage of the German portion of our population, will find it to their advantage to advertise in Der Vaterlands Waeohteh, our German Weekly paper. Thousands of readers can only be reached through ite columns, and their custom is worth competing for.

Advertisements can be left at the counter of the Daily and Weekly Telegraph. "A word to the wise is sufficient." Now is the time to examine your fruit trees and clearthem ot caterpillar eggu. WrsTTTWfi rvartiea are now in order. Rxf.iimiona to neiehborinpr streams are almost daily made. A warm summer is predicted.

Ice soda water and ico dealers will cream, be rejoiced thereat. The front of Ward's music store has been much improved by the new plate glass windows. rn next Forenauffh's mani ration exhibits on the Cot ton Wao.trtnr lot. and will no doubt be largely attended. The special meeting of Council this evening is called to take action in re rnrd to the water works, select an en gineer, Tttb! mfir.inff of court attracts a large nnmhnr nf neonle from the rural dis tricts, and the streets and hotels present an animated appearance.

Trip AnlAhrated double baby will be on exhibition at the Jones House, in this city, for a few days, commencing on Wednesday, May a. or Stolen. A nocketbook con taining about 500 was lost or stolen last nicht at or near the railroad aepoc. a liberal reward will be paid for its deliv ery at the Mayor's office. The New Depot at Columbia.

The Courant says The new depot at this place has just been hnished ana turned over to the Pennsylvania railroad com pany, who will occupy it on Monday next, rne Dunumgis a mouei or. arum tectural beauty. It is built of marble, with fine larca portico in front. It contains handsome and commodious waiting rooms for ladies and gentlemen, with ticket office, baggage room, con ductors' room, ladies' retiring rooms. water closets.

The second story is divided into five large rooms, fitted up in elegant style, which are intended tor nrivate offices for the railroad company. The doors, facings, seats, and all the inside work are finished in ash, walnut and cherry, which is very durable, and makes a splendid appearance. A Bloody Traoedy A Boy of Sixteen Murders a Companion of teen. Money the Cause. The fcomeraet Herald savs: On last Wednesday even ine our town was thrown into a fever of excitement over me norrioie ixageuy that had been enacted about two miles below town.

A young boy by the name of Wm. Shaffer, but better known as Lord Wellington, shot the oldest son of one of our respectable citizens, James Marshall. who resides about a mile south of this place. On the morning of Wednesday, the boy known as Lord Wallineton came into the Btore of John F. Blymyer, and seeing some revolvers lviner on tho counter, he immediately inquired the different prices, when he wa told he needn't know, as he dil'nt want to purchase.

Not to be put off in this manner, he inquired, when he was told that they were worth a4 'Z He then threw down a five dollar bill, took the revolver and purchased teven ty flve cents worth of cartridges and left. Mr. Blymyer thinking that he had done wrong, in a few minutes started after the boy but could not find him. About six o'clock in the evening, the report came to town, that young Mar shall was lying dead, by a bridge near the residence or iLenry Metzier. in a few minutes from one to two hundred men and boys started for the spot, and found the report but too true.

The boy was lying on his back, pierced through his breast by a ball, having a five barrelled revolver by his side, with every barrel charged. A jury was at once impannelled, an inquest was held, the verdict being that young Mar shall had come to his death by a pistol shot from an unknown hand. The following facts were afterward learned, that Lord Wellington bad stolen the five dollars from a laborer on the railroad, with which he had pur chased the revolver, that he and young Marshall had been shooting mark the greater part of the day, and Shaffer confesses that he demanded of Marshall some money which he had in possession and that on refusing he had shot him. The next morning after the horrible affray Shaffer's pistol was found in a field near by, and Marshall's pocket book but a few yards further on. It is generally believed that he killed him 'or his money, and it is thought that his intention was to shoot Jim Acres, one of the bosses on the railroad, with whom be had had some little diffi mitrv Young Shaffer is a youth of about 16, ha been brought up without hav ine anv of those Christian influences brought to bear upon him which go so far to make the character of a youth.

He has scarcely tne Knowledge or ngni nr wrnncr an A to show the total.ignor ance of the boy, heinquired of the officer ehn fiail him in charre. and while con rAvincf him to nrisou. if they would hanir him. for said he. if they will want to send for a preacher and get Ileum.

of to at in be in no not of in Tin aalAnf Afra Winehrenner's house hold goods has been postponed until ten o'clock on Saturday, owing to the inclemency of the weather. Persons desiring ice in small quantities, or who wish it left at their houses, can obtain it and leave their orders at the office of the Iiarrisburg Ice company, No. 231 Walnut street. Kttnkel Brindle announce a new arrival of parasols and ladies' and gents' underwear. All are invited to an examination.

A full line of all kinds of dry goods cheap. Potatoes. A large quantity of prime Western by the car load or in quantities to suit purchasers, at low prices, by John A. McGarvey, corner of State and Canal streets. 2t Some one who has heard them, says Birds sing sweetest just before daylight." We can't vouch for the truth the assertion, as that is earlier than we think it is healthy for "ye local" to get out but we suppose it is correct.

A young woman named Mollie Steel, alias Mollie Clifton, was arretted last evening, in the vicinity of the Jones House, in a fearfully inebriated condition. Sbe was exceedingly demonstrative, but was much demoralized. She was committed to prison to recuperate. A Brakeman on one of the shifters of the Pennsylvania railroad, in the yard, above this city, named Wm. Slunger, had one of his feet injured, about five o'clock last evening, by the rebound of some cars which were being shifted.

The foot was not crushed, but literally bursted open a short distance back of the toes. In Service Aoain. We are pleased announce that the Hope fire company has again secured a place of meeting, permission having been granted to meet in the water house for the present. Seventeen years ago this company met this place to organize, and from that time until now has been one of our most efficient fire organizations. At a meeting of the Hope held on Tuesday evening it was resolved to go into active service immediately.

Work is progressing rapidly on the new house, and a few months the company expect to home again. Attempt to Take Her Life. About midnight a young woman named Sarah Beat, from Lock Haven, attempted to commit suicide by jumping the river below the railroad bridge. She was noticed by a gentleman who saw by her actions that something was wrong, and rescued from what would doubt have been her watery grave, and taken to the Mayor's office. It seems she had been employed at the United States hotel, at Lock Haven, as dining room girl, and became acquainted with a young man who was also re siding in that place but who was origi nally from Mecnanicsburg.

one "lovea wisely but too well," and fell a vietim to his blandishments. She re remained in her position until she could no longer conceal her condition, and came on to Mecnanicsburg in search her recreant lover failing to find him she attempted to end her life by drown ing. She was provided wnn comiort able quarters at the prison, and will have an opportunity to recover herself. Her actions pointed towards insanity, brought about by her unfortunate condition. Cromwell's Art Entertain mbts.

The evening referred to in the folio ins letter, is the first that Whittier has spent in any public assembly for many years. What his delight was can be seen in nis own Deauutui prose 'I was not able to see thee after the exhibition, but I cannot help thanking thee tor tne real pleasure enjoyed in beholding the best works of arts, and the most interesting landscapes or the old world and the new. The stereoscopic effect was wonderfully preserved the largely magnified pictures. The statues, particularly, called forth my admiration. They were, solid and rounded forms of grace and beauty.

The interiors of Moorish and Gotbie Architecture really seemed to invite one's feet upon their tessellated floors and under their sombre arches, or be neath their graceful arabesque galleries and colonnades. Of the various views presented I can only refer to the ruins of Psestum, the Bock Temples of Egypt, the Ford of the Jordan, Melrose Abbey, the Alps and lihineland scenery, to say that they were most excellent. With great regard, thine very truly, John G. Whittier. Our citizens will be afforded, next week, an opportunity of attending these highly recommended entertainments at Brant's Hall.

Six evening exhibitions and two matinees will be given, each being altogether different. We have no doubt they will attract large and fash ionable audiences. Reserved seats may be procured at ward's. The Patent Right Swindle How Farmers are Deceived by Signing False jxotes or xtana. Among tne many swindling operations of the day the patent right dodge is largely practiced on farmers, and we have heard of sev eral cases in this county within a year, le following note is a copy of one now in use by these sharpers.

It will appear at hrst signt to be perfectly simple, and no person wisning to tane an agency for any of the many patents would hesitate to sign it: 00 8 GO IS 3 a 0 8 3 CO a 6q. QQ a. a. 2 a 8 a 2 2 1 3 Sr. CO 5: a.

Now, havingread the above note care fully, and supposing it to be all right for l0, just cut in two between the words or, and bearer, in the first line, and vou will find that the left hand piece is a perfect note for 55275. Having induced, a larmer 10 accept an agency, as sDecilied in the original note, ana havincr obtained his signature, the shamer departs. He then cuts off the rigbt hand portion, proceeds 10 ine nearest broker or banker, to whom he i i oners to sell the note at a discount on the plea of needincr the money. The signer is generally a responsible person. weu Known to the business men oi tne 1 1 villajre.

and the nntn la TMirchased. When the note falls dun it 1h nresented for collection, and as the signatures are indisputable, the horriBcd farmer is compelled to pay $275, when he only supposed that he owed $10. inis isone of tho most infamous of an incus of deception, and is largely practiced throughout the country. muion iuouiq out mis out and pre serve it carefully, in order to guard oiuib ueing imposed on oy nnscrupu 4. J.

Important Notice. The Milton gold company, from 751 Broadway, New York, will re open the store, corner Second street, opposite the Bolton hotel, this evening, with the largest and choicest stock 6f goods ever offered to the public. Your choice foT $1. The public are invited to call and examine. Tour Across the Continent.

The audience at the hall last evening was quite large and every person was highly delighted with the paintings which passed before them. real artistic merit and correct portrayal of scenery Bachilder's Collossean Tableaux cannot be surpassed. Some of the scenes are well worth double the price of admission. If you wish to be instructed and entertained you cannot do betier than visit Brant's hall and witness this great panorama. The Templar Excursion to Europe.

The proposed excursion of Allegheny Commaudery of Knights Templar to Europe in June next has caused considerable talk. As some misapprehension of the object of their visit exist, the following is given in regard to it: In the first place, then, it is ot intended to take Europe by storm, and march through its principal cities, sword in baud, drums beating and colors flying but to make an associated tour in the character of gentlemen. l'hevdo not profess be drilled so as to bring tears into the eyes of European veterans. They do not propose to ex emplify or attempt to propagate the American system 01 masonry, but for enjoyment what is familiarly known as a day's shooting. They have three clergymen to look after the spiritual welfare of the party, and three phy iians to look after their temporal condition, i The party at present consists or nity, thirty two of which hail from Alle gheny City, and the others from various parts of the Union.

They will leave iriiisDurg oy special train, Wednesday, May 31, and on their arrival at Philadelphia, Thursday morn ing, will be received by jviary torn mandery. No. 36. From Philadelphia to New York, they will be under the escort of St. John's Commandery, No.

which will no doubt present an im posing tney wiu arrive in that city Friday afternoon, June 2d, and will march to their quarters, at bt. Nicholas Hotel, Broadway. They will remain in New York until Saturday at noon, when the steamer sails for Europe. It is proposed by those accompanying them, to charter a steamer and accompany them down the bay, and there, in sikht of the blue water, farewell will be said, and the excursion end until about 1st of September, at wnicn lime me pil grims expect to return. Court Proceedings Wednesday Afternoon's Session.

The Grand Jury returned the following true bins: Com. vs. Kate Stricter, alias ivate Rittenhonse fornication on oath of S. Walker. Com.

vs. George F. buck Keeping bawdy house on oath of Hettie O' Con nelly The following bills were ignored Com vs. Isaac Hoffman adultery on oath of Isaac Collier. Com.

vs. IrvinDumbaugh malicious mischief; on oath of E. Yetter. Com. vs.

Chas. Davis selling liquor without license on oath of Frank Bennett. Prosecutor to pay costs. The following cases were disposed or Cm. vs.

Jas. Kirby, Ellen Kirbyand Marsraret Kirbv assault and battery on oath of Geo. W. Hall. Not guilty and prosecutor to pay costs.

Com. vs. moses dwck assaun uu battery on oath of Ida J. Caslow. Guilty, Com.

vs. Charlotte ones aauiiery on oath of George Jones. Guilty. The cases of the com. vs.

m. jari five in number, were continued until the August session. In the following cases the defendant entered a plea of guilty: Com. vs. jonn jsoien assauii uu battery on oath of Henry Becker.

Com. vs. jonn uoien leionious as sault and battery on oath of Henry Becker. Com. vs.

John Bolen assault and battery on oath of W. C. M'Gann. ednesaau Morning (session. me Grand Jury returned the following true bills: Com.

vs. Alexander Hunter, Jr. Rape: on oath of Martha Alvord. Com. vs.

Augustus King. Selling liquor without license; on oath of Wm. O. Leonard. Com.

Augustus King. Selling liquor to minors; on oath of Wm. O. Leonard. Com.

vs. Joseph Garner and Samuel Harlev. Larceny: on oath of W. G. Thompson.

The following bins were ignored Com. vs. B. F. Meyers and John W.

Brown libel; on oath of T. Morris Chester. Prosecutor, T. Morris Chester, to pay the costs. Com.

vs. Mary Thomas; seuing nquor on Sunday on oatn or ueorge u. Eby. No true bill. Prosecutor, George l).

ifiby. to pay tne costs. Com. vb. Mary Thomas selling liquor without license on oath of George D.

Eby. Prosecutor, George D.Eby, to pay costs. The following cases were disposed of: Com. vs. Joseph R.

Walker adultery; on oath of Sallie J. Walker. Guilty. Cona.V3.Kate Strickler alias Kate Rit tenhouse fornication; on bath of gallie J. Walker.

Not guilty. Com. vs. Samuel Harley larceny on oath of W. G.

Thompson. Not guilty. The cases of the Commonwealth vs. Catharine M. Brennem'an were continued until the August court, on account of the inability of the prosecutrix to appear at this term of court.

Young IiADIES beware of the Injurious effects of cathartics and purgatives containing' mercury, calomel, and other deleterious drugs. Iu a short time they enervate anctttetstroy the system as well as the complexion. If yon would haro a fresh, healthv and vouthful arDear ance, use Helmbold's Fluid Extract Sar saparilla and Helmbold's Catawba Grape Pills. They are purely vegetable; a pleasant purgative, and cause neither nausea.or griping pains. ap27 dav Headache There is in every class of society vast numbers who suffer with Headache, from various causes.

Over excitement of the nervous system, dissipation in eating or drinking, a general unneaithy condition tne scomacn or liver, constipation, In fact there is nearly as many causes as sufferers. Dr, J. Briggs' Allevantor is a pleasant and positive remedy for the various kinds of Headache. This wonderful remedy has crladdened many a sad and weary heart, and is still on its mission of mercy. Sold by druggists.

j'liiES internal, juxternai, liieeaing or Itching. Briggs' Pile Remedies an "Angel of Peace" to thousands who have used with unquauned success and benefit the greatest known remedies for the cure of the above terrirying and loathsome afflictions. Sold by druggists. corns, ingrowing iNaiis. The increasing sales of Briggs' Alleviator and Curative, for the preven tion and cure of the many painful diseases of the feet, bear witness to their superiority over other similar prepara tions.

They have been steadily growing in favor until the great majority who are troubled with bad feet will use no other remedies. The Curative, for sore and festered corns and bunions, bad nails, is soothing an 4 healing, curing the worst cases when used according to directions. The Alleviator, for the cure of common corns and for the pre vention or an corns, bunions, is par excellence," the only article yet discovered that will produce a like result. Sold by druggists. Briggs' Throat and Lung Heater i a oositive remedy for all diseases of the throat, lungs and chest never failing when used in tne morning or amiction.

Sold by Keller Jones House Druy, Store, I. D. Lutx, Market square, Wi' H. Hyers. 432 Market street, O.

H. Mr kley, C. K. Keller, 406 Market street, and druggists generally. feblS a to i ef ity "Vrvrrrna A full attendance of the membership of Degree Circle, No.

3, B. U. (H.F.) is requested at their hall, corner Second and Locust streets, on Friday evening, April 28,. as the new by laws are to be adopted, and other important business to be transacted. Chas.

W.Graham, D. S. K. Call and see the new and large stock of Brussels, three ply.ingrain, enitian and other carpets, received yesterday at Fred. W.

Ymgst's, 213 North Second street, above Locust, C. Snavely's old stand. AIbo on hand, a large stock of furniture, mattresses, oil cloths, window shades, looking glasses, Our stock consists of all new, fresh goods, of the best manufacture.andwearedetermined in future as in the past, to sell at the lowest cash prices. Remember the place, Yingst's, 513 North Second street.above Locust. Death of an Aged Ladt.

Mrs. Jane Kirk departed this life at the iesi dence of her son in law, W. S. Prowell, of New Cumberland, on Tuesday night last. The deceased resided nearly all her days atLewisberry.York county, but a few years ago feeling the infirmities of age, she took up her abode with Mr Prowell.

She was a lady of great energy and decision of character, firmly adhering to what she believed to be rigbt regardless of opposing influences. In the village in which she so long resided, she was justly regarded as one of the pioneen and pillars of Methodism. Her house was always open for the reception of the weary itinerant, and he never left her hospitable roof without being strengthened and invigorated. To use the language of one who knew her long and well, "It is doubtful if there would be Methodist church in Lewisberry, but for her unwearied efforts." At the rinn acrn nf nnnrlv SAVRntv years she passed triumphantly from the scene of her labors to her reward. The funeral services were conducted by Rev.

Df. Clark. Her remains were to day taken Lewisberry for interment. Early Cabbage Plants. A very fine variety of extra early cabbage plants nn oht.Ainfr1 from the undersigned.

two miles above the city, along the river above the fair grounds, apll tf Jacob Ottstot. For Sale. Four lots, 16 feet front and 110 deep, and one lot feet front by 110 deep, on Cumberland street, above Third. Price $600 each, except the cor ner. Apply to Kline fcLy tie.

3 si "Horse Men," and others who pre tend to know, say that the folio wing di rections had better be observed in using Sheridan's Cavalry Condition Jowaers i Give a horse a tablespoonful every night for a week the same every other nitrht for 4 or 6 nights the same for a milch cow. and twice as mush for an ox. The addition of a little fine salt will ha an advantage. hnvn hoard recently of several se vere cases of spinal disease cured by Johnson's Anodyne Liniment; one case a man forty five years old, who naa not done a day's work for four years. The back should first ba, washed, then rubbed with a coarse towel.

Apply the Liniment cold, and rub in well with the hand. ap22 CITY NOTICES. For additional City Notices see ilh Faje. EXAMINE THEM. Wc are dally receiving; all tlie styles Pongee and Silk PARASOLS, Direct from the manufacturers Price and qual to inlt all.

SUMMER UNDERWEAR For both ladles and gentlemen. An entirelynew Invoice of finest and best qualtles, cheap, i MARTIN, HEBZ SEAMLESS Kids, for $1.25 per Pair. All kinds of DRY GOO D8, at KUNKEL A. BRINDLE. apST dto 811 Market street.

Jones Eow. rSi TO DAY, We have received another large stock of BABY CARRIACr.ES Fresh from the manufacturers, making our as sortment again complete. We are offering the best made carriage in the country, which, on aooomnt of ear special ar rangements with the manufacturer, we are ena bled to sell at OW PRICES Than they can be bought in any of the larger cities. Endeavoring to keep up our variety, we can hardly fall, at any time, to please the tastes, an suit the pocket books of all. Call and see, KELLER'S Housefurnishing Depot, Oorner Second and Walnut Streets.

apr26 dtf W. BILLMAN IS SELLINa REPACKED MESSINA ORANGES AT $4.75 A BOX, AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE CONFECTIONERY, Oorner Third and Market Streets, HARRISBURG. apr20 dts MAN Who wants to travel can do so and make a Rood living with a set of STENCIL TOOLS, We will teach the huslness and arnlsh a com plete outfit of Tools and material for $36. T. JOHNSTON Engravers and Stencil Cutters, (North Third street.

apt8 dte M. W. BILLMAN Has just Returned from Philadelphia "With the finest lot of 1ST UST. A. And MESSINA ORANGES That has been I TV THIS IttJi S3T FOB A LONG TIKE, JU ST.

RECEIVED At the CRYSTAL PALACE CONFECTIONERY, Corner, Third and Market Streets. ap25dte THE LARGEST MOST EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT CHEWING, SMOKING and LEAF TOBACCO 8ECARS, PIPES, SNUFF, In Central Pennsylvania, is at JOHN G. HERMAN'S, COLLEGE BLOCK, marl8 dte HARRISBURG, PA. CSTEAM GAUGES THRBJi BUF KJ JER INT STTLEB for sale by apS diwiy W. O.

HTGKOK. Hu to and Of in you M. gpeelaltlw ta'nn ciidltt UJmufactuMd, positively by la CdlUg Blek. The Best in the City. apris dtf 213.

NORTH SECOND ST. 213. RE MO VED! F. W. YINGST removed from corner Second and Ptae ctreeta C.

SNAYELY'S OLD STAND, 213 North Second Above Locust, Having filled the entire building, Flrit, Second Third ftoort, with am entire sew itoek of THKBB PLT AND INORAIN. FURNITURE, all Ua4i, for any place la the honw. oil. curat, WIHDOOT SHADES, ATTR ISSUES, of all staea. GLASSES), C.

Thankful for put liberal patroaace. we hope future to merit a ooatlnmanoe ef the tame, by keeping some bat new guodi of the heat manu'ao tnre, an4ieUlaaat THE LOWEST CASH PRICKS. Gall and examine Kooda and learn nrleaa. If purenase or not. ruennaiMr the piaoe, tu North Second street.

apu aw HILLIVKBT. 203. SPRING STYLES Hats, Bonnets, Flowers, Frames, etc. Mourning and Bridal Hats and Bonnets. FULL, VINZ OF MOURNING VEILS AND CRAPE.

Millinery is Our Specialty. MRS. MATHER, 20S NORTH SECOND STREET, White Iron Front Store. mar21 d8m I 3 J5 a 0 a TJ1 NEW STYLES OF BONNETS, a. AS 9 MILLINERY GOODS GENERALLY, Just received from New Tork, and opened (his day at MISS K.AUi rmAir Millinery.

Estatollaliment, Ne. 108 Market street, and te be sold at extra low prices A. CALL AND SEE THE NEW STOCK. sprit dtf jj. AM.

T. LEWIS Have received a inn neon 01 SPRING MILLINERY, Which they offer at REASONABLE PRICES, And pledge themselves to please In STYLES ArTD "PRICES. B. M. T.

LEWIS. mar28 dtr tSTSPRING AND SUMMER. Newest, latest and most desirable SPRING AND STJMM.BB MILLINEET FANCY GOODS Te fla tne eity, just received at MRS ivwjiixv, Oentral MulineTj and anoy woie, renrth and Hftrkct street, apit te NO PA.T, OK lOAIl'EWARD Incurable ca e. KUNKEL Oele vZTt.fl Pain Slayer, Dr. E.

F. Kunkel. Propr hrated raiu slaver, offers in seed fatth I of eioo for a ea ef the ellewlng die. rBru ease Pain 'sTayei: "rteumatism.s.riins, bruisas.rain In tae vaok er Sloe, aeaaaone, eoinene, a. diarrhe in Its wors form, ralgta dvfp psla and indigestion plies.

affections of the pine. Prieeonede Priee onedo'lar T. wtia. and be found at the following lo HarrlsbirgjD w. mess st.lier Oo nee House Dru Store, W.

H. BvarseM Market ttreet.and by drurglaU ve. Kell Hve orally nor Te and Chestnut itreeU. Philadelphia, lare aU orders sheuld he addreiyed. eyrtf det 3 all be has ty.

of ANV ARTICLE MANUFACTURED In the medicine line, be what 't will, ean always be foad at E. F. KUNKEL'S Patent Medlolne and Variety Store, Northeast corner Tenth and Chestnut streets, Philadelphia. Also, a large assortment of French. Enfltth and Oer man Pomades.

Unsaetlc, Soaps, Purfameryf Hair OH, Hair Tonics, Sharing Compounds, and fancy goods. When In the city call, tee and eonvlnoed. apr22 d6t (PEBBIOINE FOR FEVERAND AGUE. This Beautiful Preparation is composed of Four Chemical Sulphites and two East India Herbal Extracts. Febriclne Is the true care for every form of Fever and Fever, Chill Fever, Bone Fever, Spotted Fever, Typhoid Fever, Congestive Fever, Rheumatic Fever, Ac.

it does not contain a particle ef Q.ulnlne, Mercury, Opium or any Injurious agent. If properly employed It will cure any ease of Fever In a few dayt, Prepared by the NEW TURK MEDICAL UNIVERSITY, No. University Place, New York Olty. Sold by QCHH Havrlaburg, Oen ral Agents for Ventral Pennsylvania, sept te UiL THB NEW STYLES OF 1 .1 35 AX Elf AT LEMER'S, NEXT DOOK TO TBI COURT HOUSE. Satisfaction Guaranteed.

Udte SPECIAI 'VOTtCES NO MORE FOOL TRAPS This Is the cry of thousands who have had their heads poisoned and their hair ruined by the lead and sulphur abominations with which speculators have sought to supersede a true, vhole tomt and perfect Dye. Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dx had Its sales doubled by these nefarious attempts at competition. From every State, ooun city and township in the Union orders for this Standard Dye are continually pouring in. IT NEVER MISSES FIRE, but always produoes the shade desired, nd is Immediate lu Its eneots. The most dellghtifel dressing to use alter dyeing the hair is CRISTADORO'S HAIR PRESERVATIVE.

aprl dwlm BATOHELOB'S HilK DIE. This splended Hair Dye is the best in the world the only true and perfect Dye harmless, rella ole, Instantaneous; ne disappointment no rldle ulous tints remedies the 111 effeots of bad dyes Invigorates and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful, Woe or broum. Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers, and nronerlv annlled at Batehelor's Wig Factory, No. le Bend New fork, jei dly 1 CENTRAL RAILROAD CO I A have now built and equipped, in first class ma ner, about 180 MILES OF RAILROAD, which eempletes their entire line, with the ex. eeptlon of laying the track on twenty live miles which Is already graded.

They thus open The First Through Line Across the Stale from north to south, and, by making a slight de tour at one point, they give Direct Communication. Between St. Louis and St. Paul. This line of Railroad will hare very special ad vantages for both loeal and through business, besides suoh superior railroad connections a will seoure te It a large portion of the carrying trade the great Northwest.

The FIRST MORTGAGE 7 PER CENT, GOLD BONDS Whloh are issued upon this road, are limited la amount to $16,000 per mile (while many roads Issue from $20,000 to and are offered at and accrued interest in ourrenoy. The most experienced financiers agree that liat HortjraMre Bends, to a limited amount, pan tt flnlsbrd railroad, whloh Is well loeated for business, are one of the very safest forms ef Investment. Parties desiring to secure a first class seeurlty. based upon a railroad praetloally done, and in the hands of leading capitalists who have a large pecuniary and business Interest In its suoeess, witf de well to apply at the offlce or the Company or any of Its advertised agents, for a pam phlet and map. showlnsr the eharacteristlcs ol the enterprise.

Holders of Government Bonds may exchange them for Central Iowas at a large present profit, beside a handsome Increase of Interest for a long term of years. Parties making suoh exchange will receive for each $1,000 Bond a $1,000 Oentral Iowa Bond, and the following difference in cash (less the aeerued Interest in ourrenoy upon the latter bond), and in annual Interest, this calculation being based upon market prices of February 1st, 1871 Difference in'l 1 in ex tmereii upon i ehanae. invettment. 6 'il, Coupon, 9.64 flet. gold i 3os, per ns.M im 64.

Ml 86 3.42 1 86, 221.26 2.42 210.00 1 87 07 '68, 316 00 2 39 le 40s, m.76 3.S1 Subscriptions will be reoelvedln Uarrlsburg hy JAMES W. WEIR, Cashier of the Harrisburg Hatioaal Bank, Of whom pamphlets and full information may had. B. SHATTUCK, Treasurer, 33 Plae Street, New York. fobe dftwsm u.

S. LOAN, GOLD FIVE TWENTIES COSVSBTSD INTO NEW LOANS OF THE UNITED STATES BEST TERMS FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE UNITED STATES No. 40 South Third St. PHILADELPHIA. mare dtf T.

II. POTTIOB'8 DAIIilT MARKET ROOIfl, VO. 17 AND 19 MARKET SQUARE. Always on hand a eholoe stock of Poultry, prime Butter, Eggs, Country Lard, Meats of all kinds. Including the eelebrated CLEVELAND BACON, siloed te order; Jersey oured Pickles by the doien; sh hum iu pay epeoiai attention to mar ket orders during the win El tvr.

(ootlO rednovl4dto PTTTtDON'S DTGrEST rpHE LATEST EDITION, CON i a mtwa Li of Ml TAXNINO Laws of lsto ooniplete. Price, 10 00. for sale at IlKRONF.Il'H MTOU13. UTS AM HEATERS, FOBL DWELL 0. hjcckwkT IlHb Baa i i on 11 A HA 4 PONGEE SUN FANCY PARASOLS ALL KINDS OF PARASOLS AND AND TJNIiINED.

This lot will be sold Convinced at G. apr21 dto TTXST IA. WELL KSOWN HOOP SKIRT, CORSET, HOSIERY AND NOTION ESTABLISHMENT, G. EST, FIN K8T AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF CORSETS EVER wk' a 8. rtTt 21J' at the lowest HEW original cne Collar, beat plain French Oorset, only UU1PTJBE WHITE I.Li1lfi.

1 sail gUT FOR REAL BARGAINS IN getions. go to M. GRSENSFELDEE New Tork Notion Store, SCO Market street, corner of square. ap2T dlm FOR SALE. Real Estate for Sale.

TWO ACRES ON RIVER BANK, ab rveclt limit Also, a two am one half story briek house and lot. 2) by 210,. on Ti Ird street, above Kelly. Inqu! of KOBEKl' Attobkit at tf No. 11 North Third tt eet.

For Sale, TWO ELIGIBLE BUILDING lots at Camp Curtm, containing One Acre each. No. 1. fronting on Maciay street and immediately adjoining the late residence of Hon. Wm.

H. Mlller.deceasea, and No. 2, also frontlog Mac'ay street at ttie intersection of Firth street, direetly opposite the residence aforesaid. The above lots, from tbe splendid views whleh they afford ef the Susquehanna and adjoining 80enerv, are unsurpassed by any in tho neighborhood tor building sites for first residences. For price, terms and particulars, applv to I QEN.

A. tt. ROUMFORT, Oor. Walnut street and Raspberry alley. marT For Sale, LUMBER WAGONS.

APPLY 'to W. H. SIBLE, Oorner Oowden and Walnut sts. ovl2dff FOR Hons A TWO FRAME nouses and tbree lots one vacant all pleas ntly situated on Belly street, between xmra a 'reel ana mage Jtoaa. AddIv te 1eb28 dtr a.

W. EI IVY. For Sale, 50 BARRELS OF CIDER VINE OAR. Apply to W. H.

SIBLE. novlJ dtf eor. Cowden and Walnut ets. For Sale, ONE BUILDING LOT, PLEA SANTLY situated, on Two and a Half eeeond lot from oorner of Herr. with water pipes.

right ei drainage for waste wator, Ac. uood dry cenars win do lounaon tne premises. Apply 10 IT. W. IUJILiX, may dtf oh corner next to Court Blouse.

Real Eslalc for Sale. THE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE AND I.OT. 42x78 feet. on southwest oorner of Seoond and Pine streets. 4Jan i had at a bar gain.

Apply Immediately to Attorncy at Law. No. 11 North Third street. apo atf LOTS FUlt SALE. Of ELEGANT BUILDING LOTS for tale, on Ballet street, a half sauare from Market, and midway between the Pennsylvania Railroad depot and the Harrisburg stove and Uar Works.

Prioes ranging from $17a to Terms one half cash, nl balance in Jive veers, or to suit Title warranted These lots are beatiful located, commanding a view of the entire cltv. and are free from all ma laria. Apply to 'he undersigned, where plans Oanbeseen. S. H.

ALLEMAN, Attorney at jjaw, in mortu xmra street. ooizo ati Buildinsr Lots For Sale. SITUATED ON FIFTEENTH, SIXTEENTH. SEVENTEENTH AND EIGH TEEN ST RE IS I between State and Brings streets, la tne city 01 uarrtsourg twenty ieei front and one hundred feet deep. Prloo, $2t)0.

State street will shortly be opened to Haldeman's barn, on the Jonestown road, when it will become the principal entranoeto the oliy from that di rection. The Harrisburg Uar Works and Harrisburg Stove Works will be located uear these lots, ond a railroad built to connect the same with the Lebanon valley railroad. Apply to the subscriber, where plans can be seen. Terms easy. ua viu jxi.uiu.ma, tSi Market street.

Harrisburg, June 11,1870. jeU dtf Cheap Ijots lor Sale. rjHE SUBSCRIBERS OFFER FOB sale a number of lots on SEVENTH STREET (Pennsylvania avenue), COLDER STREET and WALLACE STREET, all within a square of the Fenntylranla Railroad thops and round house. Prloe from to 9260. These are tho cheapest lots for sale la the elty TERMS EAST.

OAT ID MUMMA, eo27 dtf fiEOBSE BEKSHEB. '1 3V MOROCCO LEG FRENCH CALF BOOTS, OR SALE AT a. W. MEILY'S Boot and Shob Stobb, No. 216 Maiket street.

nii 'i' GUNKEL, TO C. C. MULLIN, ftUCCESSOR Dealer in FLOUR and FEED, Exchange Building, Walnut street, Harrisburg. The best brands of Flour and Mtal always on hand. The patronage of the public Is solicited.

aunl8 dtf JOHNSTON 5 NORTH THIRD STREET, SEALS, OFFICE STAMPS, WOOD Outs. Steel Stamps, Stencil Tools, Burning Brands, Pattern Letters, Ac. deoS dtf ievsteel stamps tor marxing toots, sieucuo iux marking ciotnes, aa. AJOW IS THE PROPER TIMJS TU SELECT AND PLAINT ALL KINDS OF THEES virRt.nnma. nrst cnoice Planting done when required, and satisfaction given.

The best SELECTION OF SHADE TREES nnrasrv Stock. tr JACOB M1SH, Corner Eleventh and Ptn streets. marl dtf UarrlBburg. Pa. 1S71.

310 1871. JOHN HIMMELRICH. BR0.f MERCHANT TAILORS Having Just received their stock of Spring CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, TESTIKGS, AID Gentlemen's Furnisliins Goods, Would respectfully solicit an inspection trom their customers anil the publio generally Please give us a call, at NO. 310 MARKET STREET. apio dto CACHINttH SMALL TOOL ATA.

for sale by W. o. mca viw. epa vz i TORK cuw; oumvfeuc HOSiEKT In Clan extra lennth uicin awi mu i EMBROIDERY, nnrro wriw. fi Bismarck and ENOLISH Haircloth,) i all spring; from two to two it to your apr26 tf 1 I of SO UMBRELLAS! FOR CHILDREN 1 SUN UMBRELLAS, FANCY LINED ch apor than elsewhere in the city.

Call and be B. AUGIIDOIAUGH'S. IVo. IP Market Square. GOI IEN'B PRICES.

The real an I only 75 cnts hip fcore Cornets, only oorseiB or i cenis. grades to suit buyers. Ralbut all prices and all ties the sia oi new lOrK direct 'rem the Importers, at i iT. mi LldE, TRIMMINGS. LACB COLLAR.

AND CtTPPS. "KEBOHIEFs.fronatbe best to Ihe cheanest. Alexander Kinm.nVK mT si HOBH JtT "TT Broadway and Selt adjusting; York style an? otter BUSTLES, HOOP SKIRTS, and one half yards wide. i attention tn th mcf 1 wvw nuu ej uaw vu wm UBU advantage to call before purchasing elsewhere 11. ceHEH Iil.

KINDS OF IVEGETABLE PLANTS At the apr2i dtf KEYSTONE FAHK. ANOTHER INVOICE OF THOSE Prime Crimped r' SEAL BKIIT GAITEEsii in the following styles V. oa PRINCE ALBERT, BUTTON CONGRksS'f 'They have been bought by hundreds of citizens 1 this city and lound to give entice satisfaction, At' jo BOOT AND SHOE STORE. No. 216 Market street, first door on corner next to Court House.

anrsi rttf 1 TITIEE WIRE GUARDS STORE FRONTS, ASYLUMS, blng, for sheep or ooultry yards. Brass and iron wire cloth selves, fenders, screens for coal, ores, sand, Heavy crimped cloth for snark arrest ers. landscape wires lor windows, 0. 'Paper maker's wires, ornamental wlro works, Ac very Information by addressing manufacturers, WALKER 4 SONS, No. 805 Market street, Philadelphia SliATJE ROOFIi(K.

THOMAS JAS. A. T0WSEN, 11 i n. 1UJ U. lio AJN 1) 11JE A LERS in Peach Bottom and Lehiuh elites, return their slnoere thanks to the citizens of Harrisburg and vicinity for the very patronage ex tended to them since they i trodu'edthls excel lent bind of roofinv, and hope by strtot attention to business to merit its continuance.

Encouraged oy the greatly ioc eased demand, we have made such arrangements as 111 ensure the nlling of all orders with prompt 1 ess au i dts patch. Orders addressed to us a eltber of the above places will receive promp attention. ape d3mly i AnIyQLD 4 MEN'S AND BOYS' PRINCE1 Alberts low cut, ole and Oal tors Bn.1 hataI nnfantitred out rf ITasRI re, Last! Uanvass. eal Skin and Men's moroi co, ualt tsun, a veiy large neat at a. w.

milvs, No. 216 Marker street," apr2l tf First door ntxt to onrt Houte SCHUTLKILL ASDStrSQtTBirAWNA R. K. OO. Ovfiub, 227 Fourth strut, Phii.adki.phia, April lo, 1871.

1 THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ock holders of thij Company, and an eleo lion for Preside and tlx Manavers will take fuaoo at 1110 in jo 01 iao cuuT'iiujr vj uiuiiiaz, the 1st day of Max next, at 12 o'clock x. ALBEKT FOSTER, booretary. aprS dtMaylat i jVOTICE. WE HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that wo have this day appointed Mr. David Kolp.

Dry Goods Merchant of Harrisburg, Dn Pflnnfivlvunil 4 nnv SEAMLESS KID GLOVES, Of whloh every pair is warranted to be a perfect nt aua real Kiu. MARTIJV New York, Glovers to the Imrjerlal Courts at Berlin. St. Petersburg and Vienna. ilg l3m PLANTS.

TOMATOES, NEW YORK EG (, CELERY, PEPPER, LATE, CABBAGE, and other PLA.NTS In their season, at the KEYSTONE TRUCK FARM, Cor. Eleventh and Paxton mar26 dtf Harrisburg. No. 216. AEKET STET.

No. 216. GEO. MEILY'S Shoe Store, Boot and. FOR THERE YOU WILL FIND a larire and well elected asso tment of Boo an shies of all kl ios.

on'c 'oricet the plaoe, 2 6, first door on corner next to court hou e. ne 1 (BiiDKiQiior me litrgre un1. 01 iraus already bestowed, but allll de. ires to keep the public wel inf. ruioq.

apiSl uto SPRING SEASON MRS. M. J. COLDER, NO. 105 MARKET street Is new prepared with the usnal assortment SPRINU MlLblSERY OOODS, comprising a very large assortment of RIBBONS, SILKS LOWERS, SATINS, CEaPES, sstkaw goods, in great variety.

Monrnlnjr Bonnots and auu novelt es of the season. mar20 dSm FIRST ARRIVAL. C. MEHRING ANNOUNCES J.t that he has hn Froehlioh's old stand, corner of Third and Forsier streets, a new and ooinplclo STOCK OF OODS," For men and beys' garments, which he is re pared to make to order in the very best manner oil on tne most rotsonauio terms, ine assortment Is lull and ombruoes ALL THE LATEST STYLES. Also, aTu)l line of irrjRNiSHiNO goods, To which tpecl.

attention is Invited. Remember tho place and i lvo me a call margudtf VEGETABLE PLANTS, now ready. We ar i ow prpa tornlsh a quarter of a million of oiiol 'o VeiStablo Plants tble on Uur stock emo a ail we 1 tested rletles and sa nove tl early and late, of Oubbaire, Caulifluwer, t'vlery. Kgg Piniinr 1'lnntN. Sncel Potato.

Tomato, a 1 from poi seed. 3arfy Planti now ready be foil wed by oti as i ea dvnu3. Plants sent sk'ely In nv 1 ltitnce. 43 Oho ro st ck or r'rult Orape Vines, Fl eil Pants JLc.A.o Sen'' for Circular fe. crJers early.

Adiresj FARLANi' H1ETER, Mvcrside Xursery. Harrisburg, fa. apis dtf MISSES' ASD CMU'REN'S BDT'ION AKD; CONGiiEiS GAIIEES A UTl AflT1 HAT.MniIS i FOXED ANI PIAIN, TN ALL KINDS OF JIOROCCO, JL Kid and Lasting, French an American. Call and examine, at GEO. W.

MEILY'S ore. flrsi door en corner next to tlm conrt nse i. pr'21 dio llciuoral. J. F.

LENTZ HAS REMOVED HIS place of business to No. S4 South Third c.ran, Wl.erO I1Q Will lU I'ICILSVU lU U1VDI IMI UIO i hi ciVtoinors and all others who may lavor him with their patronaKe. Ho Trill continue the CKiiIIUCK business, as heretofore. apr3 dtf HYNM BOOKS tfOK ALL TUP. CUltlWl A TOR HOM1NATICINS.

for sale a Kl K(1M K.K DIARY FOR AT BEBSNEB'8.