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Wig Megrap! HASBI3 0, PA, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 6. 1871. TOWN AND COUNTRY. For Sale. Thirteen young pigs vii.

host. fniKiition neater wuiie for sale by Jacob Ottstot, second farm above the fair grounds. 1 Attention, Wabhikotoi. A regu lar stated meeting be held this evening at the nan. punctual attendance is requested.

Joseph Sheesley, of East Hanover township, announces uiuiacn "iyugU our advertising columns as a candidate for county commisaiuuci. The meeting of the Board of Control j. iht will bvniiit.A interestiner. and mm our citizens will take an interest in the result of the election for officers. Attention is directed to the business items of the Peipher's line in another They are of interest to those shipping goods to or reeciving from the cities.

Brick, for building, paving and gut arino nsn hn nhtained from the Harris burg brick and tile manufacturing company. Attention is directed to their ad vertisement, on second page. Tiru finvArnnr has annotated the fol lowing notaries public for a term of three years eacn jv. cuaunmau, therburg: John Keiiiey special ior bank), Renovo, Clinton county; J. w.

Seymour, Tarr Farm, Venango county. The ladies of the St. Paul's M. E. church, Vine street, will hold a strawberry and festival on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week, in the audience room of the church from 4 to 10 p.

M. each day. The art entertainments of Deacon Dye and his accomplished daughter, Miss Belle Dye, will commence in this city, at Brant's hall, on Tuesday next. Reserved seats may be procured at Ward's music store on and after Thursday morning. The new firm of Jones Brooks advertise in our columns the arrival of a great many articles in which the ladies are interested.

Our readers will do well to call at No. 422 Market street, where goods are displayed in great abundance and bargains offered to all who buy. The Governor ha3 appointed John teuton Pulling, of No. 3 Adelaide Place, London Bridge, City of a commissioner of deeds for the State of Pennsylvania, for the London district, including London, Middlesex, Essex, Kent, Hertfordshire and Surrey, for a term of five years. Query.

Do any of the ice venders of our city include the weight of their tongs in the weight of ice furnished their customers, or do they furnish the full quantity of ice paid for We are led to a9k this question from hearing occasional complaints of short weight. ho can answer Licenses Granted. 1 he following licenses, held over on account of objections being made at the April term of court, were granted yesterday afternoon: Restaurant Benjamin Musser, Mil lersburg Beneville Witmer, Millers burg. Tavern C. S.

M'Cullough, 8th ward, Harrisburg; Philip Linn, Hth ward, Harrisburg; John Etswiler, Millers burg. Corner Stone Layincs. At a meet" iug of the board of managers and trustees of the Home for the Friendless it was decided to lay the corner stone of the building now being erected at the corner of Muench and Fifth streets, on Saturday evening next, at six o'clock. The programme and exercises have been left to a committee, who are making preparations for a large turnout. Persons having curious or old coin, and who wish to deposit the same in the stone, can do so by applying to any one of the committee Messrs.

D. Fleming, G. H. Small or D. Kolp.

Post 58, G. A. R. The chairman of the committee appointed by the G. A.

for the purpose of raising funds to meet the expenses of the Order on decoration day, acknowledges the following receipts: H. Allen, Harry White, David Mumma, $10; W. H. Banner, $1 S. P.

Wishart, $1 J. E. Reyburn, $1 Levi Prizer, S. H. Hoopes, Geo.

Coray, $2 Samuel P. Thompson, $1 Jno. Dumbell, $1 Thos. M'Mullen, H. K.

Sloan, $1 S. C. Pursell, $1 Jas. Miller, Wm. Dufty, $1 Geo.

Whit son, $1: J. H. Webb, C. W. Stone, D.

B. Milliken, D.D. Williams, SI R. Williams, D. W.

Crawford, A. J. Moore, Prof. Wickersham, $1 Walton Weidler, $1 S. M.

Hager, D. J. Elliott, $1 B. B. Strang, $1 E.

A. Wheeler, $1 A. Woolever, $1 A. Rohrer, $1 Jno. Robb, $1 Jno.

Hall, $1 H. J. M'Ateer, $1 F. J. Magee, $1 J.

B. Leidig, 1 YV. A. Mickey, $1 Jno. E.

Wiley, $1 Jonathan Zerbe, John A. Kerr, M. S. Humphreys, $1 Jas. Taylor, SI H.

C. Shurlock, John A. Smull, $1 D. C. Kolp, J.

B. Boyd, John C. Herman, LeRue Lemer, J. M. Forster, J.

W. Simonton, W. B. Keely, J. D.

Cameron, J. N. Da Barry, J. C. H.

C. A. Boas, 52; Capt. E. Meconkey, R.

W. Mackey, R. Singerly, $10; J. Ziegler, Geo. Bergner, County Commissioners, $10; J.

W. Weir, John Weir, Fred. Fink, John Hoffer. Jas. M'Cormick, Geo.

W. Hunter, J. H. Bigler, Anthony King, J. H.

Zollinger, Dr. H. M'Gowan, W. H. Egle, Bern.

G. Peters, $2 50 D. "Fleming, E. T. Postlethwaite, A.

J. Hoerner, 50 cents; K. 50 cents; Jas. Bentz, E. 8.

G. 50 cents; C. W. Billman, 25 cents; W. Breitinger, 50 cents; Wm.

Leedy, J. A. Montgomery, 50 cents; N. Russ, E. S.

50 cents; Mr. Jones, C. L. Bowman, D. C.

Maurer, T. M'Camant, J. Calder, J. A. Waggoner, as.

S. Hayes, Joseph Brown, $1 Thos. Nicholson, $1 Dr. Geo. H.

Mark ley, Wm. H. Smith, A. J. Monks, L.

R. Boggs, Ed. Sutton, D. D. Mumma.

Geo. W. Phillips, Samuel Ake, $1 Samuel Hamilton, $1 H. A. Caldwell, $1 Jno.

Markle, $1 Eli Hollinger, $1 M. D. Detrick, $1 W. H. Selbert, $1 J.

A. M'Clure, 1 Jno. M. Criswell, 50 cents; Jno. C.

Mover, 50 cents F. W. Yingst, $1 Dr. H. B.

Buehler, Jno. P. Keller, $1 J. M. Major, $1 Eugene Snyder, $1 H.

A. Hoopes, $1 W. M'Alarney, $1 J. M. Wiestling, $5 D.

L. Duncan, $1 L. B. Woodward, $1 George W. Meily, $1 W.

P. Denehey, $1 C. K. Keller, $1 W. C.

M'Fadden, 50 cents Brady Gray, 50 cents C. A. Aughen baugh, $1 J. w. Awl, $1 Jno.

Hutchinson, $1 H. A. Sturgeon, $1 M. S. Smith $1 W.

B. Hart, $1 W. C. Ar A R. Snod grass, $1 Barnitz Brother, 50 cents O.

S. Funk, SI Parkhill Brother $1 Dr, S. M. Finley, SI W. Sturgeonll J.

D. Lutz, $1 J. V. Einstein, Jno Gross, 52; Jno. W.

Davis, Daniel Eppley, $1 H. Shellenberger, $1 eash. $3 75. Total receipts, $236. Expenditures, Prof.

Wm, Weber's Band, $35; Silver Cornet Banc, $25 Hummelstown Band, $25 Tvajer furnished for speakers, 50 cents badges, $7 flowers, $8 10 printing programmes. $40 Major Allison. 90 cents: John Sanders for hauling, S2 labor fur nished for putting up platform, $4 12 Total expenditures, $147 G2. Total receipts $236 00 expenditures 147 62 Amount on hand $88 38 If the names of any who contributed are omitted in above report tney will lease make known the facts to the un ersigned. R.

T. Beatty, Chairman. MALI THE DEMOCRACY TRIUMPH! The Question to bo Decided To night Republicans, Do Your Whole Duly. To night the question which heads this article will be decided in the organ ization or tne new Board of Control, and Republican voters will ascertain whether their wishes and expressed de sires are to De aisregarded, or whetner their representatives in that body will carry out the principles of the party to which they owe their election. The Republican party expects every Republican member of the Board to do hia duty to night, and vote for the nom inees of the party for officers for the ensuing year.

We last evening sounded the warning note and exposed the plot to rob the Re publican partv of its hard won victories, We hope the warning will be heeded, and those who have been listening to the silvery tongued leaders of the Democracy will take a firm stand and refuse all offers to compromise their honor and betray the party which has honored them. The vote for officers will be care fully scrutinized by the public, and those who go over to the enemy will be held up to the scorn and derision of a betrayed but undismayed constituency. No sale or bargain for office at the sacrifice of party will be received with any degree of favor. A word to the wise should be sufficient. A strawberry and floral festival will commence on Thursday evening next at the First Free Baptist church, corner of State and Fourth street, for the benefit of the Sunday school.

It should and will no doubt be liberally patronized. Personal. We were pleased to no tice on our streets this morning J. 14. Eby, who has just returned from an extended trip throughout the west.

He is looking as if the air of the country through which he passed and the trip had added considerably to his health Mr. Eby will beat his post in the Board of Control this evening and do his duty. The Opera. Notwithstanding the excessive heat, a large and fashionable audience assembled in Brant's hall last evening to listen to the rendering of Flo tow's opera of Martha, by Mrs. C.

R. Bernard and her talented company. As jiartna" sue sang witn ner usual sweetness, and acted with great correctness. Mrs. Zelda Seguin, as was in excellent voice, and rendered the character perfectly.

The characters of Lionel, Plunket. Tristane. and the Sheriff were well sustained by Messrs. Ca9tle, Campbell, Seguin and Peakes. The chorus was well chosen, and the orchestral music was very fine.

Mrs. Bernard's rendering: of "The Last Rose of Summer" was excellent. 1 Final Meeting of the Old Board of Control. An adiourned stated meeting of the Board of Control was held in its room last eveninir. Present Messrs.

Bergstresser, Boehmer.Brooks, Jiyster, lem ing, Horton, Haehnleti, Ingram, Metz ger, Murphy, Peebles, Shaffer.Shattuck. Stroh, Thompson and D. Mteyer, Presi dent. Absent iuessrs. Jiibv.

Ivanniiau. Landis, A. Moyer, Wise and Zollinger. ne inance committee presented tne following report, which was received and adopted lo the President and Members of the Harrisburg City Board of Control of rnonc iscnoois gentlemen Having examined the duplicates of tax collectors we would beg leave to make the following report First District Josepi Hogentogler. Amount of duplicate $3,866 74 Cash paid treasurer 61 Commissions 285 77 Exonerations 88 18 Returned to commissioners 32 87 Balance uncollec ed 744 41 S6.8S6 74 Junes, 1871, to amount outstanding, $714 41.

Second District J. M. Rockafellar. Airount of duplicate $10,600 31 Cash paid treasurer 14,000 00 Commissions 700 CO Exonerations i.ski ot Balance uncollected 338 34 16 600 31 June 5, 1871, amount cutstanding, $338 Third District E. Nebingcr.

Amount of duplicate 49 9:0 44 Cash paid treasurer 00 Commissions 370 00 195 26 Returned ti commissioners 44 18 Balance uncollected 1,941 01 $9,950 44 June 5, 1871, amount outstanding, $1 941 00. Whole amount unoolleoted, $3,023 76. We have also examined the treasurer's report, which has been audited by the city auditors, and find that it is correct. Wm. Chairman, Benjamin Stroh, F.

A. Boehmer, F. P. Haehnlen. The resignations of Miss Yoder and Prof.

A. Armstrong were read and accepted, and a vote of thanks tendered to each. The minutes were read and approved, after which the Board adjourned. Tiie Water Works Question Again. The following is.

a copy of the preliminary decree in the equity proceedings between A. L. Roumfort et al. and the City Council, Mayor and City Treasurer of Harrisburg, granted by the Court yesterday A. Ti.

Ttmimfnrt. and nt.hc.ra nirvana and taxpayers, plaintiffs, and Brisbin Boyd and twenty four others, the President, nnrl mpmhers tf tYia C.itxr rVril of Harrisburg, and William K. Verbeke, Mayor, and George F. Weaver, Treasu County Common Pleas, in equity. No.

522, April 1871. The motion for a preliminary injunction in the above stated case having been heard and argued by counsel, and the comnlftinants hnvinc civpn timid na ro. quired by the act of Assembly, in such i 1 1 1 1 vase iiiaue unu proviueu mereiore, in consideration thereof, it it orrlprprl i1. judged and decreed by the Court that a pmj.1u11ua.ry iujuuuuuu issue, restraining J. Brisbin Boyd, President, and 1 tt luumaa a.

xiamuioii, wm. is. wnson, Andrew K. Black, David Stockton, William C. M'Fadden, Conrad O.

Zim merman, Isaiah Reese, Samuel W. Myers. G. F. Rohrer.

W. W. Bover. J. J.

Weitzel. Levi Weaver. Levi H. Funk. H.

J. Fornev. J. D. nhnvles M'Carthy, Christopher Lewis, D.

C. Maurer, L.evi vvolflnger, J. N. Blundin, Elias S. Zollinger, George W.

Ar thur, and Isaac J. Wilcox, members of the Council of Hnrriahnrir inrl Wm. K. Verbeke, Mayor, and Geo. F.

weaver, Treasurer ot said city, from issuing fifteen bonds to Wm. Colder, of one thousand dollars each, and from issuing a bond to said William Colder of one hundred dollars, and restraining the said defendants from issuing eleven bonds to Jacob S. Haldeman, for one thousand dollars each, and from issuing two bonds to Jacob S. Haldeman for one hundred dollars each and restraining the said defendants from issuing a bond to the Harrisburg Cotton Mill Company for five hundred dollars, in payment of the sum of twenty four thousand two hundred and seventy dollars to said William Colder, Jacob Haldeman and the Harrisburg Cotton Mill Company, damages assessed for land taken for water works, and park for said city, and further restraining the said defendants from issuing any bonds of the said city of Harrisburg to any of the said persons (for any alleged greater or other right and title to said lands thus taken as aforesaid), for any greater sum than the amount ai lowed by the jury appointed to assess said damages as set forth in the report hy the court and restraining tne ilefendauts from issuing any bonds LtSiUd Clty of Harrisburg to any person or person9 loaning money to the miothan1 in bonds tnan the money loaned to and received by the said corporation from such person or persons, and from ne tiating the bonds of said city uder their par value. Jno.

J. PearIon President Judie The solicitors for the defendants will file a final answer within a day or two when the argument will be heard before His Honor, Judge Pearsou, and a final decree be madn natonll th nnintt, controversy between the parties. See the business 'item of Professor Wm. Knoche in another column in reference to pianos and organs. The time for receiving proposals for the construction of the Lebanon water works has been extended to June 19th See advertisement.

I The place to buy jewelry of any de seription, a good ciock, a pair or goiu silver or steel spectacles, is at C. Commings' 429 Market street. Put yourself in their place by going at once to Keller's, Second and Walnut streets, and be satisfied that water is frozen, into solid ice by the Bozorth patent refrigerator. Peach cream made from the fruit. the first of the season, at Brady Gray's ice cream garden, in Walnut street, between Third and Fourth, this evening.

Also, other flavored creams, water ices, fcc. The Y. M. C. A.

festival opens in third story of College Block tfcis even ins at half past seven. Admission free We hope our citizens will patronize this entertainment liberally, as we have evidence that the labors of this society have not been in vain. Dultjth, Minnesota. The letter we published in our issue of May 29, in relation to this young city, has created a good deal of interest, our ieiiow citi zen, J. R.

Eby, has use returned from that place, and although he had seen the various articles which have been industriously published against Uulutn, lie has, after a thorough exam ination of everything connected with it, formed the hierhest opinion of its future: and as the best proof of his confidence has invested considerably in it. Personal jealousies as well as the jealousy of rival places, like Chicago and Milwaukee, are at the bottom of all the de traction of Duluth. The huge joke in one of our contemporaries lately of the fightof Jav Cooke and Providence about Duluth, appears to have been all the other way Providence turning in 10 help, as in the old fable, "those who help themselves." Mr. Eby gives us the strongest assurances not only of his confidence in Duluth, but of the Lake Superior and ississip pi railroad (running from Dnluth to St. Paul), and of the complete security of its bonds, which are held to some extent here and also of the success of tne JNorth racihcrauroaa, now Dunaing rapidly westward.

In regard to the latter we have reliable information that the recent negotiations of Jay Cooke by members of their firm now in Jfurope, Huerh M'Culloch and H. C. Fahnestock, with German and English banners, have entire success, secur ing both the money to build the road. and the immigration to settle the vast territory of the company, who hold the largest landed estate in the world. Indeed the grave question now with the directors of the North Pacific is.

how far to let the Europeans in so as to give our own people a large show of tne advantages 01 the investment. Communicated. Prof. Alfred Armstrong, of our city, having received an appointment in the Postottico Department at Washington, D. and expecting to leave the city in the early part of the week, for the last time perhaps, our Sabbath school (Second Presbyterian) in his official capacity last Sabbath one week ago, and bade us good bye.

We were not aware of his going until the afternoon of that Sabbath, as it was announced to us in school. We could not but be grieved to part with so dear a friend, for we were resting in a fancied security that he would be with us permanently, having entered a public school as principal. While we joy in his good fortune and congratulate him, I assure him we are deeply sorry for our own loss and sympathy for ourselves impresses us the more. To say we respected, admired or honored him would be inadequate of expressing our feeling toward him we loved. About five years ago, before the death of that eminent Christian gentleman, Mr.

M. M'Kinney, he came to our s'chcol in company with our friend, Mr. Fleming, as a teacher, and becoming attached to the school, he was elected superintendent by acclamation after Mr. M'Kinney 's death. His success as a teacher and superintendent was highly satisfactory to the school and its friends.

He was ever ready to counsel and encourage the worthy, entreat the wayward and implant the principle of self government. As a scholar we are not able to pay a proper compliment to his merits. Up to the time of his departure the uniformity of his instructions in the life and miracles of Christ gave the highest success and gratification to himself; for I dare say our school will stand second to none in an examination on those subjects. He was not wont to follow always in beaten paths his originality was truly striking. In appreciation of his kind services in our Sabbath school, scholars and teachers offered the following resolutions which were unanimously agreed to Whereas, In the providence of God yve are called upon to part with our tried, faithful and efficient Superintendent, ProfVAlfred Armstrong, to whose clear, wholesome instruction we have been, so frequently permitted to listen with too little appreciation of the privilege we enjoyed therefore, Hesolved, That it is with sincere regret, and a keen sense of the severe I03S we shall sustain, in his withdrawal from us, that we yield to the necessity, and bid him an affectionate, though reluctant adieu.

Resolved, That we hereby tender him our most hearty thanks for the interest he has so long taken in our Sabbath school, our church, and our people generally and most humbly and earnestly do we pray that God's blessing may accompany him wherever he may be, preserving him in health and usefulness, that he may prove a blessing to others, as he has been to us in the past. Resolved, That we shall ever cherish with the liveliest sense of gratitude the memory of our excellent Superintendent, and that our prayers shall ever follow him, that the blessing of Heaven may rest upon him, and he may prove a blessing to others among whom his lot may be cast, as he has been to us. G' 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 unhealthy condition of the stomach 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 gladdened many a sad and weary heart, and is still on its mission of mercy. Sold by druggists. Piles! Internal, External, Bleeding or Itching.

Briggs' Pile Remedies are an "Angel of Peace" to thousands who have used with unqualified success and benefit the greatest known remedies for the cure of the above terrifying and loathsome afflictions. Sold by druggists. Corns, Bunions, Ingrowing Nails. The increasing sales of Briggs' Alleviator and Curative, for the prevention and cure of the many painful diseases of the feet, bear witness to their superiority over other similar preparations. 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 and healing, curing the worst cases when used according to directions. The Alleviator, for the cure of common corns and for the prevention of all corns, bunions, is par excellence," the only article yet discovered that will produce a like result. Sold by druggists. Briggs' Throat and Lung Heater is a positive remedy for all diseases of the throat, lungs and chest never failing when used in the morning of affliction. Sold by Keller Jones House Drug Store, I.

D. Lutz, Market square. Wm. H. Hyers, 432 Market street, G.

H. Mar klev, C. K. Keller, 405 Market street, and druggists generally. febl3 Doo Catchers Appointed.

Wm. Cole and John Fox have been appointed doc catchers nnil will mmmence opera tions to morrow morning. Owners of canines unprovided with muzzles need not be surprised if their pets are missing when wanted. The nenaltv for inter fering with the dog catchers, when dis charging their duties, is a fine 01 tmrtjr dollars, we would advise our reaaera to muzzle or tie up their dogs, C. L.

Bowman No. 223 Market street, opposite Brant's hall, ask atten tion to the following seasonable goods: Ladies' and cent's fummer underwear, ladies' unbleached and white Balbriggen stockings.men'js lisle thread Jhose.ladies' and gent's summer gloves, a choice stock 01 ians. Liinen goods for men's wear I i mtt njlitiou T.oro Yia TTai nanni fill (I a great variety of summer goods for ladies' wear. Linen and white goods in large assortment for ladies' wear. Indeed our extensive stock of goods offers inducements in reasonable price and beauty of styles and fabric, that makes the large enterprise dry goods house tue aenght or buyers.

Johnson's Anodyne Liniment will give mora relief in cases of Chronic Kheumatism.no matter how severe.uian any other article known to medical men. It is often remarked by strangers visit ine our State, that we show a larger proportion of good horses than any other mate in the nion. This, we ten tneui, is owing to two principal reasons in the first place, we breed from the very best stock and in the second place, our people use Sheridan's Cnvnlrv Condition Powders, which in our judgmeut are of 1 11. 1 1 1 1 lncaicuiaoie aa vantage. jeo uocwiw Phalon's New Pebfume "I Love you." "I Love you." "I Love you." "I Love you." "I Love you." "I Love you." The most lasting perfume.

The most fragant boquet. The sweetest of perfume3. mar8 eod3m For additional City Notices see 4th Page. CITY NOTICES. CHICKERING'S PIANO ANO WOOD OEGANS THE Best Instruments at the Lowest Prices.

Sole agency la Harrisburg, at WJVT. KNOCHE'S, X. COB. THIRD AND MARKET, OVER MECIIAXICS' BANK. j6il0 EUREK A WB HAVE FOUND IT THE LATEST REFRIGERATOR, IX THE MARKET.

BOZORTIl's PATENT UPRIGHT FREEZING REFRIGEliATOM, With improved water cooler attachment. SIMPLE, ECONOMICAL, CONVENIENT. HANDSOME and SUBSTANTIAL. Matnta'nlng a FREEZING TEMPERATURE at all tlnie3, if desired. Call and lee it in operation at the sole agency for this city, KELLER'S Housefurnishing Depot, Corner Second and "Walnut Streets.

Also, exclusive agency for the celebrated Schooley's "American" Self Ventilating, Bo orth's with water cooler attachment Farson's Uprieht and Chest Refrigerator. Sara toga Water Cooler and Refrigerator combined, for hoarders, offices; Refrigerator Drip Pans, with alarm attachment Water Coolers, Water Cooler Stands, Ac Ac, at manufacturers' prices. myie tc KUNKEL'S CELEBRATED PAIN SLAYER is Kuaranteed to cur SDralna. Bruises, Rheumatism, Pain in the Back or Side, Toothache, Headache, Neuralgia, Cramp, Diarrhea In its worst form. Ktdnev and l.lvar flam plaint, Dyspepsia and Indigestion.

For Piles It Is a sure cure. $1 00 per bottle, and every bMUe guaranteed or the money refunded; Agents In Harrisburg, D. W. Gross Druggists, Keller 4 Jonei House Drug St ire, W. H.

fa vera. 432 Market street, and bv druarirlsts van. erally. ie4 dto nj3f PEIPHER'S LINF. Oa and after Jane Sth the Peloher Line will celve and transport freight to and from NEWARK, NEW JERSEY.

Mark goods "Care Peipher's je3 dst PARENTS, If you want a nice little Wagon or cart for your. BOY, Or. a Doll Carriage for your I SAYFORD'S Is the place to get it. jo2 dto flr FEIPHEH'S LI HE. Freight received and delivered in Newark.

N. at the depot of the Morris and Essex rail Toad company. Mark freight "Caro Peipher's Line. je3 d3t 202. 202.

202. MILLINERY. TBIMMED Am UNTBIMMED ATS BONNETS, nibboiis, Flowers. AVreatlis, Laces, CRAPK VEILS, CRAPE HATS AND BONNETS. MRS.

MATHER, 202 NORTH SECOND STREET. White Iron Front Store. j3dto THE NEW GALLERY. W. H.

A Announces to his many friends and the public generally that he Is now prepared to produoe FIRST CLASS PICT DEES Of all kinds known to the Art, at the n'e a a ller Corner of Market street and Market square. A general Invitation is extended to all to visit the Gallery, and examine Specimens on exhibition. The long experience of the proprietor enables him to guarantee satisfaction to all who may favor, him with their patronage. 3 Partlcular attention paid to taking chll dren's pictures. Old plo lures RECEPTION ROOM, SECOND STORY FRONT.

Je3 d6m Eggf THE CHEAPEST. MISS H. KATJFFMAN has just recei ved from Ndw York a great variety of Bonnets, Hate, Caps' and offers HATS PB0M 25 GENTS AND UPWABDS. Id Ladiet' cai and Head Dresses the cheapest In the city. Sonnets, Trimmings, at very low figures.

103 Market street, next to Bowman's old corner. jeJ dtc Kg IN PLACE OF "LIBRETTOS OP EEA goers are recommended to buy the Edition of "MARTHA" for use on Monday evening, it hat the entire Optra, both music and words complete. Only a small number oa hand. Call Immediately at WARD'S MUSIO STORE. Also for sale eopies of FAUST, XRlfAI, SOMNAMBVLA, LUCIA, VOX GIOVANNI 1L BABBIERE, TRAVIATA, TROVATORE, LUCRE ZIA, NORMA, 14ARRIAQK OF FIGARO, all complete, musio and words.

WARD'S. jes dto Third street. QSTTHE AMERICAN Buttonhole Overseaming and Sewing Machines. Prices very greatly reduced at WARD'S MUSIC STORE. $60 Machines for (IS (70 Machines for $55 $7fi Maohlnes for $60, a redaction of on all styles, Best of Needles 18 for $1 at WARD'S, my20 dtc Third Street.

til P3 ft) ft 9 3 Si ft fits ferj CO 0 a I I cj 1 0 CP I tW GRAY'S STRAWBERRIES COME AT LAST. The only placa they can be had at M. W. BUjLM AN'S Picked fresh from the patch three timet a day. Festivals and parties supplied at short notiee with those nice, large, fresh berries.

Parties wishing to put up berries ought to buy the first crop, aa they are the sweetest and soltdeat berry. Don't fergtt the place, Cor. Third and Market streets, M. W. BILLMAN.

majis dtc t3rr; JUST RECEIVED, 40 OJSES OLD CONNECTICUT T0CACC0 (I860 CROP.) The naest lot of Leaf ever brought to this market. Will tell by the Case, or In lots to suit purchasers. JOHN C. III2UMA.N, myS8 d.tf COLLEGE BLOCK. El OPENING OF MIL LI ERY, THE Latest ISTovelties IN TRIMMED BONNETS AND ROUND HATS, HIL.K COATS, WHITE LAWN and LINEN SUITS, fcC, ON Wednesday and Thursday, AT JENNINGS' BAZAAR, Nos.

IOO and 102 North Second Street, Corner of Walnut. myli dto CELEBRATED PAIN BSS' SLAYER! Try everything else and then give this one simple trial. For Internal and ex "raw use. uures Kneumatism in irom iug days Headache In 3 minutes Toothache in 1 minute; Sprains in 20 minutes; Sore Throat In SO minutes; Dlptherla in 12 hours; Colic and Cramp In minutes; Contracted Cords and Muscles and all painful Swellings and Tumors; Diarrhoea and Cholera Morbus in 1 day; Neuralgia In 6 minutes; Pain In the Back or Side in 10 minutes Bad Cold in 1 day; Plies, Catarrh In the Head, Inflammation of the Kidneys, Stiff Joints, 4c. Wherever this medicine Is freely and faithfully applied It Is impossible for pain to continue to exist for any considerable time.

Price. $1 per bottle. Agents in Harrisburg D. W. Gross A druggists; Keller 00., Jones House drug store; W.

H. Hyers, 432 Market street, and by druggists generally. je5 dtc gggp IS. M. T.

LEWI8 Have received a full stook of SUMMER MILLINERY, Which they offer at REASONABLE PRICES, And pledge themselves to please in STYLES AND PRICES. Summer Hat3 for Children at 25 cts Each. 8. M. T.

LEWIS. myS9 dtf WE ADVERTISE A new assortment of Black and Colored Grenadines and Jenaplnes, also 8 4 Hernanies. BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, Only 12 cents per yard. Great Varieties of Percales Chintzes. LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF Plain and Mottled 25 cts.

Dress Goods. Unlimited Assortment of White Goods. Our Parasols and Kid Gloves are worthy the attention of careful buyers. KUNKEL A. BRINDLE, my29 dto 211 Market street, Jones Row NOW IS THE TIME, Tj EMEU'S, Next to the Court House, IS TIIE5 TO GBT THE FINEST PHOTOGRAPHS IN THE CITY.

COME, EVERYBODY, Ani see the rare specimens that adorn the gallery, and be assured that you can get FIRST CLASS PICTURES YOtJKSELVES AND Y0UK F.RIENDS. i SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. my3 dtf 213. NORTH SECOND ST. 213.

0V Has removed from corner Second and Pine streets to C. SNAVELY'S OLD STAND, 213 North Second Above Locust, Having filled the entire building, First, Second and Third floors, with an ontlre new stock or THREE PI.Y AND INGRAIN. FURNITURE, Of all kinds, for any place In the house. Oil. CLOTHS, WISDOW SHADES, ATTRESSES, of all sizes.

LOOKIKG GLASSES, AC. Thankful for past liberal patronage, we hope In future to merit a continuance of the by keeping none but new goods of tho best manufao tare, and selling at THE LOWEST CASH PRICES. Call and examine goods and learn prices, if you purchase or not. Ke member the place, 213 North Second street. apis dtc njgpSPBINCr AWD SUMMER PEN I THURSDAY, MAY 4, '71, MRS.

J. WAGNER, CORKER FOURTH ANO MARKET. ap2B dtc SPECIAL, NOTICES THE BRIDAL CHAMBER, ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, OK GREAT SOCIAL EVILS AND ABUSES, which Interfere with MARRIAGE, with sure means of relief for the Erring and Unfortunate, diseased and debilitated. Sent In sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Address HOWARD SANITARY AID ASSOCIATION, No.

2 South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. jel dJfcw3m DEATH IN THE HAIB. Remember every hair Is a tube. Don't fill those tubes with poison. Any desired shade of color can be obtained without the slightest danger.

Have you read Professor CHILTONIS statement (made after analysis), that Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye Is absolutely harmless. Nothing can le more conclusive. If you wish to change the color of your hair to a magnificent blacjc or brown, and to COMBINE SAFETY WITH BEAUTY, use the Excelsior Dye. Beware of unauthentic cated nottrumi. A good dresslsg Is necessary after dyeing, and the best is CRISTADORO'S HAIR PRESERTATIVE.

mayio CHILDREN'S COLORED SHOES, In groat variety, at O. W. Urat door on corner next to court house. myl9 dtf Valuable City Real Estate at iiblic Sale. WILL BE SOLD, ON SATURDAY.

JUNE 10th. at th Hnnrt. IlniiM In this city, oommenoing at two o'clock p. that valuable LOT OF GROUND on the South west uorner or rine and North Second streets, in the city of Harrlsburar. containing on Second street 42 feet, and on Pine street 78 feet 9 inches, uavmg mereon ereciea a substantial TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE.

Terms will be made known by je6 dts MAUY MEBTRTJE. CITY TAX. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Common Council of the city of narrisourg nave completed ine levy and assessment of taxes for the year 1871, and that all persons shall be entitled to an ABATEMENT OF FIVE PER CENT. on the amount of their respective city taxes, on payment of the same to UEO. 1'.

WEAVER, City Treasurer, on or before the SOTII DAY OF JUNE, 1871. By order. JOHN SHIFFLER, Clerk. N. B.

Treasurer's ofllce hours, from 8 to 11 a. and from 1 to 4 p. m. Olty coupons due July 1, 1871, will be received In payment of tbese taxes at any tlmo. GEO.

P. WEAVER, Viiy treasurer. HARRisnrKo, June 6, 1S71 dtd WIRE RAILING, WIRE GUARDS FOR STORE FRONTS, ASYLUMS, An TrAn hAriflt.en.rifl wlm vnh. for sheep or poultry yards urass ana iron wire cloth selves, fenders, screens for coal, ores, sand, Ac. Heavy crimped cloth for spark arresters, landscape wires for windows, Jfco.

Paper maker's wires, ornamental wire works, Ao. Every Information by addressing manufacturers, No. 805 Market street, Fhlladelphla. mar2 dly HYlSnVL BOOKS OR ALL THE CHRISTIAN DE KOIulNATIONS, for tale at RERONTSR'H MACHINISTS' SMALL TOOLS for sale by W. O.

HICKOK. ap3dWlv Y. THAT SPACIOUS SECOND FLOOR HAS BEEN THROWN OPEN TO THE PUBLIC WITH A FULL LINE OF dresses mmm apparel, SSiaSSaJSS, invitation to all, and simply ONE LOW PRICE Shall be our motto in this as In oar other departments. We challenge competition in STFE and PRICE or fine goods, and shall always give our customers the beneat of our superior iud ment and extensive arrangements of procuring goods from manufacturers and first hands. Respectfully, Market Street, myl8 SPECIAL! LAEnARI7.ALS OF THE LARGE STOCK OP DRY GOODS lately received will be found two numbers of BLACK GBOS GRAIN SILK, AT A HR.

33 A. A RQ AIN. Before purchasing elsewhere please examine them. Full stock CASSIMERES CHEAPER THAN BEFORE THE WAR. Large line Plain and Chena Dress Goods, very cheap, at mayP dtc LADIES, LOOK HERE H.

COHEN'S WELL KNOWN HOOF SKIRT, CORSET, HOSIERY AND NOTION ESTABLISHMENT, THE LARGEST, FINEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF CORSETS EVER vruugub loiBH cny, at tne lowest aew yuhk prices. The real and only HEiDQUABTBRS X'OIt CORSETS or all styles. The original one dollar, best plain French Corset, only 75 cents hip gore Corsets, only 75 cents; domestic Corsets for 45 cents. HOSIERY I. Kibbons prices.

GUIPURE now I from two I Ladles, juur vj cuuma aprae tf FOR BEHT. fjl A DESIRABLE three story brick House on Elder street, opposite the reservoir. Apply Immediately to je2dtf No. 11 N. Third street.

EOR RENT A DESIRARLE Three Story DWELLING, at the oornar of New Second ana Herr streets. Kent moderate." Apply to O. SNA TELY, No. 211 North Second street. jel dtf FOR RENT A STORE ROOM IN the central part of Market street.

Apply at No. 401, corner Fourth and Market streets. my 18 dtf TTOR RENT THE. DEMOCRATIC Club Room In the Exchange, from the first oi Apni. Appiy to Airs.

BUKKE. Walnut street marl3 dtf FOR RENT SEVERAL HOUSES on Pennsylvania avenue and Cumberland Bireoc. Appiy to ir. a. l.

KUTtitKrUKI), Front street below Market. marS dti FOR RENT A NUMBER OF GOOD Dwelling Houses, at 8 per month Apply to w. H. SIBLE, novia dtf Corner Cowdenand Walnut Sts. Flour, Feed, Hay, Straw, Groceries, Provisions and Confectionery.

ALSO HEADQUARTERS fob FIRE WORKS, wholesale and retail, at THOMAS LIKEN'S New Store, No. 1122 Ridge road, above Cumberland st. jeS dim Union Entrance. THE SUBSCRIBER HA8 OPENED a Hotel and Restaurant at No. 505 East State street, where he has on hand all kinds of choice liquors, together with Ice cream (at 60 cents per quart) and other refreshments.

He Invites tbe public to give him a call, as he will render satisfaction to all who favor him with their patronage, jel dlw MAHT1N M. SHOTT. It huit the delicate ntid i am of genuine 1 this cTcry llcmun. ftold end Julc: je3 SIATE ROOFING. THOMAS ARNOLD, LANCASTER, JAS.

A. T0WSEN, HARRISBURG, SLATE ROOFERS AND DEALERS in Peach Bottom and Lehigh Slates, return their sincere thanks to the citizens of Harrisburg and vicinity for the very liberal patronage extend ed to them since they iutrodu ed this excel lent kind of roofinir, and hope by strict attention to business to merit its continuance. Encouraged bv the trreatlv ino eased demand. we have made such arrangements as will ensure iiiu uuing oi an orders witn promptness ann dispatch. Orders addressed to us at either of the above places will receive prompt attention.

ap6 d3mls ARNOLD TOWSEN. WILMINGTON AND READING R. R. 7 PER CENT BONDS. Free of Taxes.

WE ARE OFFERING THE SEC ond mortgage bonds of this company AT 82 1 2 AND ACCRUED INTEREST. Interest payable January and July. The bonds are In and SlOOs, And can be registered free of expense. The road Is doing a good business, with prospects ol considerable Increase. This Issue Is made to procure additional rolling stock.

Bonds, Pamphlets, and Information can be ob tained of No. 40 Soutk THIRD Street, PHILADELPHIA. mayll dtf STEAM GAUGES THREE DIFFERENT STYLES for sale by lt uum the delicate ntid STnulBO Kria: CrA anil l. Toiict orO fin Ladr or GenT vfF by Drucelsts" largest stock for EMBROIDERY, LOWER WHITE LINEN (HANDKERCHIEFS, Bismarck ENGLISH Haircloth, Broadway and I'styles. Also, xvrtL to I aps dlwiy w.

O. hickok. kj jej OUR OFTHE MOST FASTIDIOUS. WE ask an unprejudiced examination. DAVID C.

KOLP, Opposite Court House. G. B. AUGHEVBAUGirS, Wo. 1Q Market in grades to suit buyers.

Balbrig an prices sou qualities ino this side of New York. Sashes and Bows, at the lowest i I direct from the Importers, at PRICES THAN EVER SOLD IN HAli LACE. TRIMMINGS, AND LACE COLLAR AND CITPFS. old Try manufactories. HANDKERCHIEFS.

from the best to the cheapest" and Alexander KID CLOVES, til to 1 35. HORN JET SETS. Self adjusting and other BUSTLES, all spring a fine assortment of Ladies' fine Underwear. gtyie two and one half yards wide. call attention to the above, and trust you will find uLum can ueiore purcnasing elsewnere.

nAiA anii very cneap. H. COHEN A FINE PROPERTY FOR SALE. A half acre lot with two story Frame House on, fronting on Vernon street (Allison's Hill), adjoining lot of Geo. Small.

Tbe lot is full of choice Fruit, and will be sold on reasonable terms. For particulars apply to J. H. KEIM, box 139, Lebanon, Pa. je2 dlw For Sale.

CTTVE NEW BRICK HOUSES ON Herr street, nine rooms In each lots 18x90 feet to ten foot alley. Apply to J. CUNKLE, on the premises. may26 dtf For Sale. ONE LOT ON HERR STREET, 15x9d feet to a ten foot alley.

Cheap fo cash' J. CUNKLE. may26 dtf TOW5 CLOCK, FOR SALE. THE SUBSCRIBER, AN OLD EE TIRED Clock and Mathematical Instrument maker, wishes to dispose of his stock on hand, takes this method to Inform the public that he has on hand a strong, well made Town Clock, made to run 10 days without winding, nearly finished, which he will sell low to any town or clock maker. Also, a large Engine for cutting wheel teeth or graduating compasses, one pinion boring machine, depthlng tools, large ana small screw taps, plate 3 and stock, and a variety of tools, Ae too tedious to mention.

All are invited and may find bargains, as they will be sold without re Serve QE0 HEISLEY. my30 dtf FOR SALE, THE "LOCHIEL IRON WOBKSL" THE "LOCHIEL IRON WORKS," Sltnsit.Ari In K.rrUhnror Ta will V. ArAJ at PUBLIC AUCTION, on the Twenty first (21st) day of June, 1871, at two (2) o'clock r. m. onto tu piace ac orKS.

Terms made known on day of sale. Descriptive catalogue sent on application to W. T. HILDKUr. President.

Harrisburg, Pa. All Ordinance A UTHORIZING THE ISSUE OF tonds topav for lands purchased for the rn im pose of extending and improving the water works of the city of Harrisburg. hekbas, By the assessment of damages, duly confirmed by the Court of Quarter Sessions of Dauphin county, for the lands taken of William Colder, Jacob s. Haldeman, and the Harrisburg Cotton Company, for the purpose of extending and improving the water works of the city of Harrisburg, there has been found to be due and payable to tho said land owners the sum of And whereas, By the opinion or the Court of Common Ploasof Dauphin county. In the case of A.

L. Koumfort et vs. The Common Council, Mayor and Treasurer of said city, being No. 62, April Term, 1871, in equity, it has been decided that by the taking; of such lands the city would obtain the right of user, and could neither sell nor apply it to any other purpose And xehereas. It has been deemed judicious to acquire by purchase the fee simple to the lands so taken, and to avoid all question aj to the character ot tbe title; therefore.

Section 1. Beit ordained by the Common Council of the City of Harrisburg, That the President and Finance Comiuittee are hereby authorized to Issue bonds of the city ot Harrisburg, jn accordance with the provisions of tho fourth Section of the act of Assembly approve April 9th, a. d. 1869 to William Colder, Jacob S. Haldeman and the Harrisburg Cotton Company for the lands purchased of them for the purpose of extend ng and improving the water works of said city, as follows to wit lo Ullam Colder lfi bonds of $1,000 each, to be numbered 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.

7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 and 16, and to piy him $35 In cash. To Jacob S. Haldeman 11 bonds of 1 000 each, to be numbered 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26 and 27; 2 bjnds of $100 each, to be numbered Sand 4, and to pay him $70 In cash. To Harrisburg Cotton company, 1 bond of $500, to be numbered 1, and to pay them $50 In cash And to pay the fractional parts of one hundred dollars due to the above parties they are further authorized to issue two bonds of $100 each, to be numbered 5 and 6 the above bonds to bear date January 1st, a. d.

1871, and the said bonds to be delivered to the above named William Colder, Jooob S. Haldeman and tho Harrisburg Cotton company, respectively, as above specined.in consideration oi their rcleasins to tlic city of Harrisburg all claims lor da mages assessed to them under proceedings had in the court oi quarter sessions of Dauphin county, and executing and delivering to the said city deeds respectively in fee simple for their said lands purchased for the purpose of extending and improving the waterworks of said city. Sec. 2. That tho ordinance entitled "An ordinance authorizing the issue of bonds to pay for land taken for water works," passed February 16, 1871, and allother resolui ions or ordinances inconsistent hcrewiih, be and the same are hereby repealed.

Passed May 2d, 1871. J. B. BOYD, President Common Council. Attest John Shifpleb, Clerk.

Ueturncd to Council by the Mayor with his objections, dated Way 16, 1871, when, on lnoilon, Council proceedod to reconsider, as directed by tho ninth section of the city charter, and after such reconsideration passed the same by seventeen members of Council voting therefor. JOHN SHIFFLER, jesdst Clerk Common Council..