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3tt. L878. 1878. LOOK ODT FOR THE WHITE WAGON. ICE.

ICE. J. S. SIBLE, DEALER, WOULD INFORM THE CITIZENS OF Harrisburg that he will continue the Ice business with an excellent quality of his well known Susquehanna Ice, With increased facilities for serving the trade, 'areful and obliging drivers. Thanking the public for past favors, hopes by strict attention ta business to merit their patronage.

All orders promptly attended to. Ice at office at all hours. ICE AND COAIi OFFICE CORNER THIRD AND CUMBERLAND STREETS, HARRISBURG. FA. fjotels.

LOCHIEL HOTEL HAKBISBTJRG, PA. THIS HOTEL IS ONLY TWO SQUARES from the depot. GEORGE W. HUNTER, Proprietor iHeuixal. PRESCRIPTION FREE FOB the speedy Cure of Seminal Weakness, Lost Manhood, and all disorders brought on by Indis i oretion or Excess.

Any Druggist has the Ingredients. Address. DR. JAQUES w. Sixth ANHOOD RESTORED.

Victims of youthful Imprudence, who haye tried in vain every known remedy, will learn of a simple prescription, FREES, for the speedy cure of nervous debility, nrematnre decav. lost manhood, and all disorders brougt on by excesses. Any arufnnst nas me ingreaienis. a a areas druiririst Has til DAVIDSON 86 Na iaiiau N.lb Heal (Estate. Amos Earlt, No.

N. Third St. 1238 E. E. Kinzhb, No.

308 N. Second St. REAL ESTATE AGENCY. EARLY KINZER. CAMERON'S BLOCK, NO.

105 NORTH Second street, Harrisburg, will buy and sell Real Estate, exchange city and country property, negotiate loans, advance money on sales, examine titles, prepare deeds, mortgages, bonds, Ac: rent property, collect rents, bills, Ac. buy claims, land warrants of the war of 1812 Mexican war, and do a gen; eral agency business. Persons wishing to buy, sell or rent town or country property will Jrieasc give us a call. Reference to Messrs. (as.

W. Weir, Harrisburg National Bank; J. D. Cameron, First National Bank: David Fleming, Attorney, Win. Calder, First National Bank J.

R. Eby, Merchant. SECUREA HOME VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. Farm, 100 acres good land, in Reynolds county, Missouri, 6 miles from county seat; 40 acres in cultivation, balance in good timber and good farm land, good house, barn, corn cribs. Ac.

Good snrlntr water, line young orchard. Title perfect. Price, $600. Also, 40 acres first rate limestone land, 20 acres in cultivation; srood house. 16bv24 ieet.

and kitchen, 12 by 16 feet; good smith shop, excellent variety of fruit, good water. Timber Is white oak, black and white walnut. Ac. Price, $300. One half cash, balance in one year.

Title perfect. Fob Sale A vei excellent two and a half storv frame house. 15x28 feet, with kitchen at tached 12x14 feet situated on Baily street, near Charles street, and numbered 1226; lot 18Mx95 feet, with, a variety of fruit, grapes, This is a very desirable property ana win oe soia cheap, as the owner wishes to go to Kansas. Title Iierfect, payments easy. Call or address URLY KINZER, No.

105 Cameron Block, Harrisburg, Pa Fink Faru for sale or exchange, situated in Allen's Cove, Penn township. Perry county, three fourths of a mile from Cove Forge station, on Pennsylvania railroad, and about IK miles southwest of Duncanuon, a farm of 98 acres good level land, with about 20 acres of chestnut sprout land. The improvements are a new two story double frame house 28 by 34 feet, with basement and attic finished, fine bank barn 42 by 72 feet, with wagon shed and carriage house, com crib. new pig sty, 17 by 30, complete, new spring house and new fences, Ac. Fine young orchard selected fruit, and peach orchard with a great variety of other selected fruit.

The land lies very well, good water, very convenient, and is adapted to all kinds of crops, and has all been limed lately, and is calculated to make one of the best farms in the country. School house within quarter of a mile, stores, churches, Ac, within one and a half miles. Title perfect, terms reasonable. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE A new three story brick house and two story back building, on Fifth street, in complete order, with fine lot and fruit on it. Terms low.

Tit eperfect. No. 1. Desirable small farm of 27 acres, situated on the west bank of the Susquehanna river at Watsontown, one mile from the depot, 21 between the canal and river, balance across the canal, and is all of the choicest land, very suitable for trucking, Ac. The buildings are all new and well arranged and fully insured.

Good water, fruit, Title perfect. Also two fine building lota in Watsontown, each 44x179 feet, very desirably lo caten on a main street running to a twenty feet alley. No. 2. A very fine property in Watsontown, lot 55 feet by 165 feet, adjoining vacant lot of same size the improvements are a veiy fine two story frame house, well finished, with all the modern improvements, 22x32 feet and back building, good cemented cellar and vault to it, 8 rooms in house, closets or wardrobes in each, neat porches on front and rear, barn 20x50 feet, carriage house, wood and coal house in the building, poultry house and yardst pig stye and corn crib, and all necessary outbuildings, good well and cistern and great variety of choice fruit; title perfect and terms favorable.

A Fibst Class Property. A new tnree story brick building, No. 107 North Second street, adjoining Cameron Block, with three story back building, including all the latest and most approved modern improvements, including range, not and cold water, water closets, bath rooms, Ac, Two elegant offices on first floor. Side entrance and nail entrance. The location being so central, and the property so eligibly situated for business and a home in connection, persons wishing to purchase cannot fail to see the advantages of this property and location, being so central, near the new postoffice, city railway, market, Ac, Ac.

Terms reasonable and payment very easy. No. 5. At a Great Bargain. Two 2 story ViAnuia a nrl VmiVlr VI tchena with finA 1 rta running to an open alley, situated on Sayford between Third street and Two and Hall c.4 wn Vvolnar Vna 257 fl.Tlfl 25ft.

Thnsn nmrwrHiu are offered at such low rates and easy terms of payment that persons 01 smaii means can ivMuiiiv acauire erood homes. A First Class Property, on Sixth, between Forsterand Boas streets, being a two story fress brick house 36 feet by 32, with two story ionic huilding. 16 feet by 37. cellar under whole house, with cement floor, coal vault under pavement, with sewer from hydrant and water closets; bath room, hot and cold water; also new stable and carriage house. Gas through the whole house, good range and heater in cellar.

Lot 40 feet front by 165 feet deep, with fine fruit, grapes, peaches, pears, and shrub bery, etc. Terms easy. For Sale Fine Mill and Saw Mill property, situated in Greenwood township, Perry county, about 3V miles from Millers town, on the Penn sylvania railroad and canal. The mill and saw mill have lately been remodeled with the most improved macmnery, Turbine water wheel, three run of stone, with never failing water power, good dam, Ac. The mill is three story in complete order.

The saw mill has n. Tnniw saw and two circular saws, with a good run of custom ior uoiu miiis. xnere is a new double dwelling house of fourteen rooms with an additional srood dwelling house and all neeessarv out buildings to each. There is about 50 acres of land belonging to tnis property, near the one half of it first rate farm land, balance in dam, roads, buildings, timber, This property Is in a good neighborhood; schools, churches. stores, irouiKyuiiYoinouK.

uuseu on rea' able terms. Title perfect. First class mansion for sale, on Second street, near Chestnut. Lot 25 feet front by 120 feet deep, with good three story brick building and two story back building and large summer JEHClieil, Ul WHOi, mvwto Alois 1. 1UUU1H and attic, hot and cold water, gas, range, bath Halt fireside heater, is entirely nnderdrained, large yard with lino fruit.

The building has all the niOSL D1UUC1U imluTouicuio, auu is UJIC UI U16 finest properties in the city. Will be sold very reasonable and on easy terms. Rark Chawck Fine farm of 96 acres, situated within three miles of Harrisburg, on the Hum noiativn turnpike, and within 300 vards of the Lebanon Valley railroad. The Improvements are a good house, and a new back barn, with all the modern improvements in it. and with an TiAnaasarv outbuildings.

Good running water and water in. every field. Good young nrchard and all kinds of choice fruit; good fences and the land in the highest state of cul i ronr.Ti nurtof it limestone, with a good ten ant, house on one end Of the farm, Ac This Property Is one of the flnest In the county. With a number of other properties, In the city, ni fa rma in the country on very reason able terms, or exchange country and city property, Ao Apply to EARLV A KIN Eli, Real Estate Agents, No. 1 Cameron Block, North Second street, Harrissurg, pa.

MAAni 33 newest and most propula TJfiriXc songs, with writings ot instruc BUww1Xl tion and amusement; also, a list of all the battles, when and where fought, during the war, for 3c stamp. Ad dress, DJS3MOND JU5 Jriuia, 78t DAM TELEGBAPH. HARRISBURG, MONDAY EVENING. APRIL, 15, 1878. FRIENDSHIP AND IXATTERY.

When Friendship first came down to earth, With heart of generous mold, And soul of truth and heavenly worth, 'Twas in the age of gold. She taught the love that came from God For all humanity; Sweet Pity in her footsteps trod, With Faith and Charity. ii. But Flattery, as the world grew old, Stole Friendship's honest face When Truth's stern accents grew less bold, And Falsehood taught grimace Th' indignant martyr did not wreak Her vengeance upon men, Nor soar on refluent wing, to seek Her home in heaven again. She left her rival to reign o'er The sunny path of lite, And loved the dark ones to explore With sad misfortune rife.

Both to their own their aid extend, Each in her way a mother Success still finds the one a friend, Adversity the other. Temple Bar. SIMPLE REMEDY TOR DIPHTHERIA. A few years go, when diphtheria was raging in England, a gentleman accompanied the celebrated Dr. Field on his rounds to witness the so called cures" which he performed, while the patients of others were dropping on all sides.

The remedy, to be so rapid, must be simple. All he took with him was powder of sulphur and a quill, and with these he cured every patient without exception. He put a teaspoonful of flour of brimstone into a wine glass of water, and stirred it with his fingers, instead of a spoon, as the sulphur does not readily amalgamate with water. "When the sulphur was well mixed he gave it as a gargle, and in ten minutes the patient was out of danger. Brimstone kills every species of fungus in a man, beast and plants in a few minutes.

Instead of spitting out the gargle, he recommended the swallowing of it. In extreme cases, in which he had been called just in the nick of time, when the fungus was too nearly closing to allow the gargling, he blew the sulphur through a quill into the throat, and after the fungus had shrunk to allow it, then the gargling. He never lost a patient from diphtheria. If a patient cannot gargle, take a live coal, put in on a shovel and sprinkle a spoonful or two of flour of brimstone at a time upon it, let the sufferer inhale it, holding the head over it, and the fungus willdie. A HUNT FOR AN HEIRESS.

The St. Louis Republican says: "A gentleman of Indianapolis has entrusted with a Government official a mission to hunt up his daughter, who, by the death of an uncle in California, has fallen heir to the comfortable little sum of $100,000. The official came to this city and found on inquiry unmistakable traces of the young lady, whose real name was Jennie Lee, but whose stage name is 'Flora The girl became stage struck, and discontented with home, left Indianapolis some four years ago, and. between this place and Chicago has passed the time mostly as a serio comic singer at saloons and variety theatres. Her last ap pearance in this city was at the Tivoli, on Fifth street, where she was a strong card, being quite handsome and of pleasing figure.

She left the Tivoli, about three weeks ago for Cheyenne, where she is acting, and where the news of her good fortune will soon be apt to reach her. The proprietor of the Tivoli has in his safe a marriage cer tificate showing that last fall some time a certain Mr. Smith was duly married to Jennie Lee, the ceremony being performed by Justice "Walton, whose signature and those of the witnesses are attached to the certificate." CHEAP LIVING. Dr. Dio Lewis assures the workingmen of San Francisco that they can reduce their living expenses to very low figures.

He contends that for a sum so ridiculously small that he does not dare to mention it better living can be had than can be found at any hotel, so far as perfect digestion, sweet breath, health, strength and endurance are concerned. He went into a first class market the other day, and pointing to some beef asked: is that worth per pound?" "Two cents," was the reply. He pointed to the corresponding part of a sheep. "One cent, was the answer. One pound of either piece stewed with a few bits or slices of bread, with a pinch of some of the flavoring herbs, would make a capital dinner for two men.

Of course, the workingmen ask if Dr. Lewis ever lived in that way? His answer is that he has lived in a city whose food material costs more than it does there, and he lived as well as he ever did at a hotel, on 50 to 55 cents a week, and indulged in not a little variety at that. "With these figures on his slate, the medical student, who professes that he can board himself in York for 20 cents a day," is convicted of extravagance and riotous living. DEBILITY AND NERVOUS HEADACHE. Chronic, sick or nervous headache is generally dependent on, or accompanied by, impaired digestion, by which the circula tion and nutrition ot the brain are deranged, and the nervous centres vitiated.

Peruvian Syrup, by reinvigorating the digestive powers, lays the axe at the root ot the tree: the brain is duly nourished, the nervous symptoms cease, and the head ache disappears, bold by all druggists. 3,5,1 105 A MONSTER OF CRUELTY. A young Canadian eight year old takes the palm for cruelty. She is the child of Mr. Charles Frost, ot and being left with the care of a sister of five, became angered because it interfered with her frolics with her: companions.

She de termined to rid herself of the incumbrance, and began to abuse the. child the most fiendish manner. First ske filled its mouth with snow, next dipped it into a quantity of water until it was nearly drowned, ihen it was placed in the oven Of the stove and burned and bruised, and next thrust under the stove. All these devices failing, she went lor a saw to saw its head on, but relented, and hit upon the plan of placing it in a bag and dragging it about the room She was engaged in this pleasant amusement when the horrer stricken mother returned Of course the injuries proved fatal. ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE, And all the people merely players, and we surmise that a large portion oi tne plavers thereon must be using that justly popular preparation for the teeth, "Fragrant Sozodont." from the immense de mand there is ior that article, the most de lightful, convenient and efficacious beauti fier and preserver of the teeth the world ever produced.

Spalding's Glue, useful 105t in every house. 1TJK." Of the late Lord Ravensworth the gen tleman who defended George IV. against Tackeray Mr. Xidmund Yates tells this amusing story. He was a man of no little personal vanity.

One cold day in winter, some years back, having wrapped himseli in a fur coat, he went to call on some neigh bors in Jiorthumberland. lie was Ushered into the drawing room and left, as he thought, alone. No sooner was the door closed than he mounted on a chair in front of the mirror over the fire place, and, after surveying himself with intense satisfaction, gave vent to the ejaculation, "Well, a man in fur is a noble apimal utortunately for the baron, a lady was seated in a corner of the room in the recess of a screen all the time, and not only witnessed the exhibition, but overheard the soliloquy. Sleepless nights and cheerless days will be prevented if you use Bull's Baby Syrup to induce sleep and composure for the Baby. Price 25 cents.

Homely women in a threatre box always sit where they may be laughed at by the audience. 3to fjrotrtiggmtntg. "THERE IS REASON IN ALL THINGS." IT Is reasonable to conclude that Benson Capclne Plasters having received the highest and only award at the Centennial Exposition, overall other plasters, having received the universal praise of the highest medical authority In the world, must possess unusual merit. Benson' Capcine Porous Plaster was imjori tori tn nntimme the slow action oi tne ordinary porous plasters, the only objec i ver found to this otherwise popular remedy. They relieve pain at once.

LAME BACK. Immediate re ii ic i ma eases which other plasters will not even relieve. They stre gt we a back, lief liy use of Benson's Cap cure rheumatism, spinal and kidney af cine Plaster. fections, sciatica, lumbago, neuralga, pains in i iJ onri airla. Persons easilv affect ed by change of weather should wear these constantly during the winter season, as they a sure preventive of colds.

Sold every where. Price 25 cents VU ATTr. "RF.W ARE! tfraudu.e i imitations of Benson's iwnna Tinatfr in the market. Some nntor, rioTKTArmia mineral poisons. utmannia r.Ticine Plaster has annn rait tliroueh it.

Take no other! 3Al 110t MERCANTILE APPRAISER'S NOTICE. "VTAMES and class of Dealers in the Clty JN of Harrisburg and County of Dauphin aa assessed by the Mercantile Appraiser for the year 1878: ri Class. Williams township. License. 14 Bucch, Henry, merchant tauor.

to 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 14 14 Jiopp, cicnaru. nuur auu. irou. Curtis, A. shoe store Carl.

Jeremiah, lumber Davis, T. drug store i ur ori.riAral 14 14 12 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 IS 14 14 14 14 14 13 25 xs hi win, 'iek Griesbaum, confections t.ov Amos stoves and tinware to 31 aher, general store Nolan, M. stationery Payne, Joseph, general store. P.nlr Tannh cr(MWvnl storfi 75 75 75 75 Kolan'd, James, general store 7 75 7 75 .0 75 Kubendau, Isaac, oureuer Swab, Philip general store. Wetman, Catharine, stoves and tin Welsh, John general store 1 Keiter, P.

furniture Pritcbard, huckster. 4 Englebert, A. horse dealer 75 75 75 75 75 WICOKISCO TOWNSHIP. 13 Kiminel, A. general store 75 13 Kauffman, John, general store 10 75 13 Miller Heilner, general siore 14 lteeser, J.

drug store 14 Wilt, Jacob, groceries LTKEWS BOROUGH. 7 75 7 75 Bressler, Riley, stoves and tinware. Barrett, S. general store Blum, J. general store.

Brubaker, G. Buftington, T. feed and groceries Buck, Hiram, brewery Bowman, Cornelius, butcher Erdman, E. green grocer Fiendt, Henry, shoe store Garman, Jonas, drug store. Katzenberg, Lewis, clothing Koser, George, general store Koser, George, snoe store.

Kuntzelman, Amos, merchant tailor Katzenberg, oseph, fanfey goods. Longenecker, J. confections Myers, J. green grocer Matter, J. general store Matter, J.

merchant tailor Miller, J. general store. Moyer, James shoe store Price, Thomas, general store Reitf, Jacob, cabinet ware Stanley, A. drug store. Smith, Wm.

merchant tailor Segner, Aaron, watches and jewelry. Sponsler, George, drug store Stewart, R. general rl.i 1 oroftfirlfis. 7 75 7 75 ie 75 15 75 7 75 25 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 15 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 10 75 7 75 7 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 1 01 vi" wuuwM 14 Snyder, H. general store 7 75 ii khiia (AorirA butcher Wise, Abel, flour, feed, Whitman, A.

groceries LVKENS TOWNSHIP. Boyer, John drover, Hess, Charles, produce. Rebuck, Aaron, produce GRATZ BOROUGH. Boyer Gelse, general store Blyer, D. huckster Hepler, Isaac, general store Tobias, Henry, drover Umholtz, E.

general store MIFFLIN TOWNSHIP. Hoffman, J. general store. Heneman, horse dealer Moyer, Wm. cattle dealer Shoop, Emanuel, cattle dealer BERUYSBURG BOROUGH.

Enterlino, J. general Deibler, John, huckster Deibler, David, Jury, Daniel, butcher Bamberger, J. F. general store Swab Cornelius, general store Snyder, J. stoves and farming im plements UNIONTOWN BOROUGH.

"KmerirVk ereneral store 75 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 10 75 7 75 10 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 10 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 10 75 10 75 7 75 10 75 Zortman, general store 10 75 WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP. 14 Boyer, Emanuel, produce, 'acc. 7 75 7 75 14 Bauder, Augustus, tanaer 14 Collier. Daniel, general 7 75 13 Ernest, George, general store. 14 Koppenhetter, E.

butcher. 10 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 73 14 Lcunm auivuui iuluici 14 Matter, Jeremiah, huckster. 14 Mattis, U. norse ueaier 14 Lebo, John, butcher 14 Kow Jonas, butcher 7 75 10 75 10 75 7 75 13 Row, Jacob, general store 13 Bamberger general store. 14 Snyder, John butcher 14 Swab, Allen, produce 14 Weaver, general store 14 Weaver, F.

lumber and coal 7 75 7 75 7 75 UTPER PAXTON TOWNSHIP. 14 Lehman, Samuel, general store 7 7o 13 Lenker, Win. general store 10 75 Weaver Gilbert, so MILLERSBURG BOROUGH. 12 12 12 Brubaker, G. hardware.

13 25 Bowman L. E. general 13 25 Bowman Mark, ereneral store 13 25 14 Bowman. Levi, stoves, 7 75 14 Bowman. Isaac, drusr store.

7 75 12 14 14 Gilbert H. S. general store 13 25 Gilbert merchant tailor 7 75 Lincoln, J. jewelry, 7 75 Gilbert. F.

millinery 7 75 14 14 Kavel, John, general store 7 75 Swab C. general store 15 75 Rouch, Henry, 7 75 Penrose, C. shoe store 7 75 Snively Charles notions 7 75 Seal J. stationery 7 75 11 14 14 14 14 14 Steever. B.

drug store 7 75 14 13 14 14 13 Vosrel. Lenhard, 7 75 JACKSON TOWNSHIP. licit, John general store 10 75 Lehr, Henry, huckster 7 75 Miller Son. general store 7 75 1' eager. Josiah, general store 10 75 HALIFAX BOROUGH.

Fortenbauah Freeland. general 11 store 15 75 13 14 Landis. Joseph general store 10 75 Lodge. William, general store 10 75 Marsh. J.

C. butcher 7 75 14 Metzger, John Son, general store. 7 75 Koppenheffer, stoves, 7 75 14 14 Putt. A. clothing.

7 75 14 Kilaiitl. P. J. (assignee), 7 75 14 Shammo, William, general store 10 75 HALIFAX TOWNSHIP. 13 14 14 14 Chubb.

Alfred, general store 10 75 Lebo, William, huckster 7 75 Sweigert, John huckster 7 75 JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP. Bowman, horse dealer Enders, G. W. general store Gipple, Aaron, general store Mace, Mrs. A.

butchering M'Laughlin, Park. Arthur, general store Sultzoach, Jeremiah, huckster REED TOWNSHIP. Clugston, J. agents, general store Pine, William, groceries Roth, Jerome, groceriesj MIDDLE PAXTON TOWNSHIP. Heikel, David, lumber Minsker, Ludwig, butcher Sphar, Levi, groceries Snyder, Peter, agent, general DAUPHIN BOROUGH.

Clark, Jefferson, general store Fream, Ira, furniture Garverich, groceries Kinter, John furniture M'Kee, general store Porter, J. coal Shope, C. shoe Stees Bell, general store. C. shoe store LINGLESTOWN.

Care, C. general store Fecser, G. Or, stoves, Marberger. Michael, general lteinert, Hiram, butcher Strock, J. shoe store Yeager, general store WEST HANOVER TOWNSHIP.

Crum, G. huckster Stewart, J.J. Brother, stock dealer SOUTH HANOVER. Cassel, Uriah, Fackler, general stere Koehler, Philip, shoe store Kinsey, butcher Laudis, C. butcher Shaffner, Daniel, general store Oxenrider, David, general store Hoerner, W.

butcher EAST HANOVER TOWNSHIP. Albert, John horse dealer Biever, Lewis, huckster Biever, Daniel, huckster Carmany, J. general store Cassel, Solomon, tanner Early, W. general store Gruinbein, stoves, Hampton, general store. Lantfis, Jacob Kline, Henry, Keiser, W.

general store Sherk, Jacob, general store Stoner, Eden, horse dealer MIDDLETOWN BOROUGH. Ackeiman Son, butcher 7 75 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 13 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 12 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 13 14 14 13 14 12 12 14 14 14 13 7 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 7 75 75 75 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 10 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 13 25 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 10 75 7 75 7 75 10 75 7 75 13 25 13 25 7 75 7 75 7 75 Jiarnuart, William, groceries. Baxstresser, J. shoe store 10 75 I 14 12 14 13 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 12 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 10 14 12 14 14 14 14 14 13 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 13 14 14 It 14 14 Benner, Jacob.vdrug store Benner, Jacob, patent medicine llrestle, Joseph, notion store Brestle, Peter, general store Cobauge, W. confectionery CrollA Son, butchers Critson, David, coal dealers Cobaugh, J.

paints and oil Coolbaugh Hendrickson, lumber. Deminy, E. K. flour and feed. Tirr Cvrus.

hardware 4 It 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 13 10 75 7 75 13 25 7 75 10 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 13 25 Ehrsman, Ellis, butcher Etter, Carmany Siple, lumber Ettelle, G. stoves, Engle Brother, hardware Fortney, W. jewelry Fritz, J. tobacco Fishburn, Joseph, general store Groff, I. general store Hinny, shoe Hatz Brother, butchers Hawla, Wendell, bdtcher.

Hemperly, L. groceries Kramer, Christian, butcher. Killian, J. confections Kendig, Bricker Lauman, lumber. Keever Brother, stoves, Ac Lauman, Mrs.

E. queens ware. Laverty, T. Laverty, T. patent medicine M'Nair, clothing.

75 75 75 75 75 75 75 4 Myers, George, Dutcner. M'Clain, Charles, coal dealer MIddletowu i urnuure manuiactur ing Company, 7 75 7 75 7 75 20 75 7 75 13 25 Matthias. Norton, J. general store. Peters Brother, general store Kehrer, H.

coal dealer. Rambler, W. general store Rewalt, J. druggist 7 75 5 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 5 75 4 Rewalt, J. patent meuicme KeiffA Brother, tanners Siple, N.

stoves, Sheaffer.J., 4 Sheafer, patent medicines Sheaffer, W. stationery Snavely, flour and feed Siple, Harry, variety store. Sweigert, D. tobacco store 7 75 10 75 7 75 75 Sweigert, Daniel, coai aeaier Springer, G. groceries Techtmeyer Hotfer, shoe store 75 75 75 75 75 Zimmerman, groceries Zearing, M.

general store LOWER SWATABA. Balsbaugh, Henry, butcner Buser, J. grain 7 75 7 75 40 75 7 75 7 75 10 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 Dull, J. aistiuery Eshelman, John, lumber Klugh, J. lumber Lehman, J.

groceries Kocher, general store Kauffman, B. butcher Mumma, J. butcher 14 Poorman, Samuel, shoe store Stoner, M. general store 7 75 7 75 UPPER SWATARA. 3 Bent, G.

general store 3 Bent, G. patent medicine. 100 75 10 75 775 7 75 7 75 14 Bird, John, 14 Brinser, A. groceries 14 Balsbaugh J. H.

coal and grain. 14 Ernest, F. shoe store 14 Fackler, acob, hardware, paints, Ac. 14 Frey, Robert, groceries 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 14 Dunkel, Keigert furniture 14 Fencil, N. tobacco 14 Fencil, JN.

stoves, 14 Hummel, Levi, general store 14 Hess, J. druggist. 775 7 75 7 75 7 75 14 Koch, Frederic, tobacco and notions. 7 75 7 75 775 10 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 14 Koesel, Henry groceries, scc 14 Longenecker, 01m, butcner 13 Litch, John, general store 14 Hess, C. general store 14 Philips, J.

groceries 14 Sloop, David, butcher 14 Stoner, E.M., tobacco store 7 75 14 Snavely, Martin lumber and hard ware 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 14 Snavely, M. general store 14 Stouffer, Henry, butcher 14 Traver, D. druggist 14 M'Xeal, P. butcher 14 Stouffer, Henry, butcher SUSQUEHANNA TOWNSHIP. 14 Brubaker, H.

groceries 14 Fishburn, S. general store 14 Krupp, George, butcher 14 Lingle, L. groceries 14 Potter, S. general store 14 Rudy, Jonas, butcher 7 75 7 75 7 75 14 Sheaffer, John, general store CONKWAGO TOWNSHIP. 13 Eby, H.

general store. 13 Foltz, John general store 10 75 10 75 LONDONDERRY TOWNSHIP. 14 Brinser, Jonas, butcher 14 Brinser, I. butcher 7 75 775 7 75 7 75 14 Cryder, G. groceries 14 Gross, Henry groceries.

14 Hoffman. John, groceries 7 75 7 75 7 75 2075 15 75 25 75 7 75 15 75 7 75 13 25 13 25 14 Keller Olvine, drovers 14 Kelchner, Isaac W. butcher 10 Longenecker Foltz, cattle dealers. 11 M'Creary, E. general store DKRRT TOWNSHIP.

9 Balsbaugh, J. H. grain, 4c. 14 Erb, E. 11 Erb, W.

general 14 Hess, Daniel, huckster 12 Weltmer, A. grain dealer 12 Zimmerman, Levi, general HUMMELSTOWN BOROUGH. 13 Baum, Michael, general 10 75 7 75 7 75 13 25 10 75 7 75 775 7 75 7 75 14 Burkholcler, M. coal dealer 14 Blessing, F. general store 12 Hummel, R.

T. Son, general store. 13 Hummel, J. general store 14 Hotter Engle, machines 14 Hotter, Aaron, coal dealer 14 Murray, J. groceries 14 Miller Fox, horse dealers 11 Nisley, J.

general store. 14 Nitz, A. A stoves, Ac 15 75 7 75 14 Preston, Schreiner A reapers, Ac 14 Shreiner A Zng, butchers 14 Smith, Franklin, furniture i 14 Shope, E. drug store 14 Spittle, J. furniture 14 olaver A Son, stoves, Ac 7 75 775 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 14 HummeL R.

A Son, saddlery XTBST WARD, HARRISBURG. 14 Bowers, Michael, stoves and tinware 14 Brlnton A Frank, grocers 14 Ballets, groceries 13 Brlnton, groceries 4 14 Bigler, S. coal, Ac 5 7 75 7 75 7 75 10 75 7 75 7 75 10 75 10 75 7 75 10 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 14 Fearster, groceries 13 Fessler, G. general store 13 Fisher, groceries 14 Ginter, Henry, groceries 13 Haraer, William, butcher 14 Hoyert, general store 14 14 Heist, Charles, shoes, Ac Hotter, John, grain Kell, ohn, imtcher Koser, John, butcher. Lochiel Iron Company, general store Miller, butcher 14 7 75 14 12 7 75 13 25 7 75 7 75 5 75 10 75 7 75 7 75 14 14 Nicholas, M.

Vlnknlna ltf 1 4 Nicholas, M. patent medicines. Rain, C. groceries Ritch, Patrick, groceries Smith, John, groceries Santo, Andrew, tobacco store Sheesly, Daniel, grain dealer Trulllnger A lumber. Tlppett A Jauss, coal dealers Wenrlch, Samuel, SECOND WARD, HARRISBURG.

Black, clocks and tobacco Bentz, Samuel, groceries Boas, D. lumber Crull, G. confectionery Dietrich, P. confectionery Duttlehoffer, tobacco Evey, Ilsh dealer Ensminger, R. groceries Fortna, D.

butcher Flickinger, Levi, groceries Foltz, C. groceries Gebhart, J. groceries Huber, Joseph butcher Hoyert, Richard, groceries Klinger, Jno. and tobacco. Klinedinst A Vaughn, groceries Koons, J.

butcher. Langlotz, Martin, groceries Marshbank A 'Poole, plumbers Matthias, Felix, tobacco Phelps, huckster Patten, Walter, groceries Santo, M. groceries Wells, Joseph, groceries Bernheisel, Peter, lime, Ac THIRD WARD, HARRIS BURG. 13 14 14 14 13 7 75 10 75 13 25 10 75 7 75 12 13 14 11 14 12 14 7 75 7 75 13 25 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 10 75 13 25 14 14 14 13 12 14 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 10 75 7 75 10 75 14 14 14 14 14 13 14 13 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 13 14 13 12 8 10 13 14 13 4 12 12 14 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 Stover, J. tobacco Glover, J.

furnishing goods Werner. F. bread and cake Marcelli, confections Detwciler, Philip, Bellman, watches and Bishop, E. tobacco Orth, II. music store Reed, G.

tobacco Brady, William, jewelry store Knoche. Williaui, music store Aughinbaugh, C. watches, Strouse, clothing Hench A Stewart, wholesale notions. Brindle, P. dry Knisely A Metzger, hats and caps.

Segelbaum, L. notions Boher, J. 11., ding store. Boher, J. patent medicine Mengel, Isaac, 2 billiard Meily, shoe store Ury, L.

notions Hants, James, tobacco Dellaven. J. shoostore Denehey, W. jewelry Lcmer Lerue, photographer Shearer, merchant tailor Cohen, notions Kingport, A. dry goods Hoover A Senseman, mourning goods.

Bentz, dry goods and notions. Metzgar, A. dry goods and notions Kauffman, Zollinger Brothers, hat store Houser A Earnest, dry goods Kerper, John, groceries and queens ware Hershey, H. wallpaper Boas, C. clocks and Kepplo, John, tobacco and Kepple, ohn, tobacco Bolton.

G. 4 liillin.vl tublra 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 10 75 7 75 10 75 13 25 30 75 20 75 10 75 7 75 10 75 5 75 40 75 13 25 13 25 7 75 13 13 10 75 10 75 14 7 75 14 14 12 7 75 7 75 13 25 13 10 75 25 75 9 14 14 13 10 11 7 75 7 75 10 75 20 75 15 75 775 10 75 7 75 7 75 GO 75 13 25 10 75 14 13 14 14 12 Lett, James, photographer goods. 13 Keller, J. housefurnishiug. 12 Gemmill, G.

L. 13 25 14 Gardner, It. F. Miss, notions Gutellus, Miss Jennie, fancy Matlack, S. groceries Scheffer, Wm.

wall paper Koumfort Brothers, flour Gold, Av butcher Jauss, D. stoves, Ac Cartwright, Jacob, hosiery Frank, Charles, shoe store Singer A Son, groceries Cleveland, A. furniture Doehne, brewery Buehler, Charles, bottler Traub, J. butcher Burnett, groceries Altmeyer, Peter, guns, Ac Egle, Valentine, groceries Ogden, Edson, brewery 7 75 7 75 14 13 14 14 13 14 14 14 12 13 7 14 14 14 14 10 75 7 75 7 75 1075 7 75 7 75 7 75 13 25 10 75 40 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 10 75 15 75 13 3Xtw Cnotxiisttatnts. 9 Haehnien, J.

wholesale 25 75. 13 Adams, W. furniture. 10 75 8 Dresscl, Christian, 25 75 12 Garman, T. groceries, Ac 13 25 13 Mitchell, II.

A coal and wood 10 75 14 Stahl, J. tobacco 7 75 14 Ross, book store 7 75 14 Montgomery, T. book store 7 75 7 Kelker, I. hardware 40 75 13 Breckinridge, groceries 10 75 14 Scheffer, T.F. book store 7 75 13 Spicer, C.

furniture 10 75 14 iiapue, a. notions 1 9 14 Boehmer, F. plumber 7 75 12 Boyd A furniture 13 25 14 Boyd A furniture 7 75 14 Bell, confections 7 75 13 Miller, J. drug store 10 75 4 Mil ler J. patent medicines 5 75 14 Keudi, Mrs.

notions 7 75 14 Tomlinson, G. tobacco 7 75 13 Garman, E. book store 10 75 13 American sewing machine company, sewing machines 10 75 14 Klein, Mrs. E. notions 7 75 13 Lutz.

I. drug store 10 75 4 Lutz, I. patent medicines. 5 75 8 Macklin. drv goods.

30 75 12 Kuhn, Solomon, dry 13 25 14 Techtmeyer, H. sewing machines 7 75 14 Huntzberger, m. millinery 7 7a 10 Grose. D. drug store 20 75 3 Gross.

D. patent medicines 10 75 12 Fagan A Haldeman, groceries 13 25 14 Bergstresser, W. wall paper 7 75 13 Gay's China Palace, queensware, Ac. 10 75 14 Myers, shoe store 7 75 14 Hughes. milliner's goods 7 75 11 Coo ver, Morrett.

dry goods 15 75 9 Motter. John, horse dealer 25 75 14 Runkel, William, butcher. 7 75 14 Haverstraw, butcher 7 75 14 Lutz, Samuel, butcher 7 75 14 Fitting, Son, butcher 7 75 14 Sheaffer, P. butcher 7 75 14 Stauffer. D.

butcher. 7 75 14 Mumper, I. butcher 7 75 14 Hemp, Levi, butcher 7 75 14 Vanorsdale, 7 75 14 Morrett, Daniel, butcher 7 75 14 Shoop Daniel, butcher 7 75 14 Wagner, Mrs. fancy goods 7 75 14 Wagner, tobacco, Ac 7 75 14 Sayford, merchant tailor 7 75 14 Steam, clotldng 7 75 14 Mascher.E., watches, Ac 7 75 13 Strouse Brothers, clothing 10 75 14 Stern, shoe store 775 14 Strouse A 7 75 9 Forney A Stewart, shoe store 25 75 14 Myers. Maggie, fancy goods 7 75 14 Numbers.

Thomas, tobacco 7 75 12 Zollinger A Burke, tinware 10 75 14 Stewart A May, groceries 7 75 8 King, hardware 30 75 Hunter. G. 4 billard tables 60 75 13 Hench, S. A. A notions 10 75 13 Ward, Silas, music store 10 75 11 Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company, tea store lain 7 Gilbert A Son, hardware 40 75 7 Kolp, John drygoods 40 75 14 Graham A tea and coffee 7 75 14 Hummel, S.

7 75 14 Stoddard, A. M. A fancy goods. 7 75 12 Felix, Henry, confectionery 13 25 14 Weir, J. hats and caps 7 75 13 Kuhn, Samuel, clothing 10 75 14 Cruikshank, William, clocks and watches 7 75 10 Gregory, notions '20 75 13 Hamaker, D.

druggist 10 75 4 Hamaker. D. patent medicine. 5 75 13 Hummel, 10 75 13 Hamersly, 10 75 13 Adams, J. furniture, 10 75 14 Hummel, J.

shoe store 7 75 13 Hummel A Killinger, groceries 10 75 13 Fager A Moyer, stoves, Ac 10 75 13 Diffenbaugh A Cowden, groceries. 10 75 14 Foinias, tobacco 7 75 13 Kuss, L. R. A green grocers. 10 75 14 Fleming, S.

book J. 7 75 12 Singer Manufacturing Company.sew ing machines 1325 13 Weaver A Hubley, confections 10 75 9 Herman, John C. tobacco store 25 75 14 ParkhillA Brother, plumber 7 75 14 Allen J. confections 7 75 13 Bergner. book store 10 75 13 Cox, D.

coal dealer 10 75 13 Eby, W. coal dealer 10 75 14 Helner, C. tobaooo and segars 7 75 12 Dock, G. A groceries 13 25 13 Clark, James, hats and caps 10 75 14 Shehan, Malachi, merchant 7 75 13 ltidgaway A gents' furnishing goods 10 75 14 Morley, jewelry, Ac 7 75 13 Chcllis, E. general store 10 75 13 Patterson, Andrew, carpet 10 75 12 Central Pennsylvania book room.

bookstore 13 25 14 Phillips A Kinsloe, confectionery 7 75 14 Markley, G. drug store 7 75 4 Markley, G. patent medicines. 5 75 14 Burd, J. merchant tailor 7 75 14 Gastrock, merchant tailor.

7 75 3 Bowman, C. L. A dry goods 100 75 FOURTH WARD, HARRISBURG. 14 Jennings, millinery and fancy goods. 7 75 12 Buehler, shoe findings 13 25 14 Spotts, D.

groceries 7 75 14 Wykotf, plumber. 7 75 14 Mather, millinery 7 75 14 Groff, W. shoe store 7 75 14 Seeger, Conrad, carpets 7 75 14 Foltz, groceries 7 75 14 Colsher, S. plumber 7 75 13 Curzon, groceries 10 75 13 Studebaker Brothers, groceries 10 75 14 Elder, M. plumber 7 75 14 Ettla, Samuel, 7 75 14 Weaver, George, confections 7 75 14 Feeman, lumber 7 75 14 Rhodes, J.

lime, Ac 7 75 14 Buser, George, butcher. 7 75 14 Gohl, William, confectionery 7 75 14 Snavely, J. tobacco. 7 75 14 Chenoweth, tobacco 7 75 14 Jackson, notions 7 75 14 Brenizer, J. stoves and tinware.

7 75 14 Cummings, J. tobacco, Ac 7 75 14 Hntchison, J. A notions 7 75 14 Walters, Jacob, shoe store 7 75 14 Vessel, Walter, groceries and contec tions 7 75 14 Nunemacher, A. drug store 7 75 4 Nunemacher, A. patent medicines 5 75 14 Martin, J.

groceries 7 75 14 Walters, William, groceries 7 75 14 Maore, WiUlam, flour and feed 7 75 6 Fink. Henry, brewery 50 75 14 Chayne, A. groceries. 7 75 14 Huber, Felix, butcher. 7 75 14 Martin, W.

notions, Ac 775 13 Oyster, S. groceries 10 75 14 Lutz, J. plumber 7 75 13 Hiller, George, butcher 10 75 13 Hess, groceries 10 75 14 Osman, C. tobacco 7 75 14 Knauss, Franklin, store 7 75 14 Moesner, Mrs. millinery 7 75 14 Kies, confectionery and toys 7 75 FIFTH WARD HARRISBURG.

14 Strassbaugh, butcher 7 75 14 Strassbaugh, butcher 7 75 14 Huber, John, butcher 7 75 14 Bowman, 11. butcher 7 75 14 Hauck, John, butcher 7 75 14 Tooney, Daniel, butcher 7 75 14 Irwin, butcher 7 75 14 Leving, butcher 7 75 14 Dougherty, T. butcher 7 75 14 Fortna, Peter, butcher 7 75 14 Diller, Daniel, butcher 7 76 14 Mumper, John, butcher 7 75 14 Gish, C. 7 75 14 Stauffer, Jacob, butcher 7 75 14 Stauffer, J. butcher 7 75 14 Flohr, butcher 7 75 14 Froehllch, ohn, merchant tailor.

7 75 14 Smith, connections 7 7 14 Kramer, John plumber 7 75 14 Gembe, tobacco, Ac 7 75 14 Mersereau, J. lumber 7 75 14 Hess, Amos, groceries 7 75 14 Tack, A. wall paper 7 75 14 Menear, Samuel, 7 75 14 Brady, J. groceries 7 75 14 Kieg, Adam, butcher '7 75 14 Lusk, James, tobacco and 7 75 11 Khoads, Thomas S. lime and plas ter 7 75 14 Bowers, H.

stoves and tinware. 7 75 14 Moyer, J. groceries 7 75 14 Smith, John, tobacco and segars 7 75 11 Hemperly, J. 31., dry goods 15 75 14 Beard, Henry, notions 7 75 14 Engel, merchant tailor 7 75 14 Plack, jewelry. 7 75 14 Stocy, John wall paper 7 75 14 Bobb Brothers, stationery 7 75 13 Sible, J.

coal dealer 10 75 14 M'Gowan, G. confections, Ac 7 75 14 Boyd A undertakers 7 75 14 Clyde, flour, Ac 7 75 14 illiams, J. tobacco store 7 75 14 Hurley, V. 7 75 14 Zimmerman, L. books and sta 7 75 13 Cowen, J.

coal dealer. 10 75 14 Yousling. George, lumber 7 75 12 groceries 13 25 13 Reel, A hardware 10 75 13 Forney, Michael, boots and shoes. 10 75 14 Smith, William flour and feed. 7 75 14 Kirby, W.

horse dealer 7 75 14 uiberger, groceries 7 75 14 Weaver, G. groceries 7 75 14 Langlets, John, tobacco and 7 75 14 Mishler, I. huckster 7 75 12 Hemlcr A Dellone, cattle' 13 25 14 Schlosser, J. drug store 7 75 4 hchiosser, J. patent 575 14 Hummel, shoe store 7 75 14 Kinnard, L.

hat store 7 75 14 Croft, David, stoves and tinware 7 75 14 Marzolf, G. 31., butcher. 7 75 14 Walters, butcher 7 75 14 Kinports, Daniel, huckster 7 75 14 Hynicka, huckster 7 75 14 Hornketh, J. butcher 7 75 14 Kettle, J. groceries 7 75 14 Davidson, D.

huckster 7 T5 14 Greble, G. produce and llsh 7 75 14 Weiss, David, produce, Ac 7 75 14 Black, Thomas, produce, Ac 7 75 14 Killinger, huckster 7 75 14 Marsh, Thomas, produce 7 75 14 Baker, produce 7 75 14 Lego, John, produce 7 75 14 Daze, Michael, tobacco 7 75 14 Lentz, J. groceries 775 14 Moses, B. butcher 7 75 14 Koser, Clement tobacco store 7 75 14 Keiser, groceries and provisions. 7 75 14 Hoerner, Mrs.

notions 7 75 14 Schaffner, Gabriel, groceries 7 75 SIXTH WARD, HARRISBURG. 14 Wingert, Jesse, fnrniture 7 75 13 Hake, Ellas, flour and feed 10 75 14 Tunis, plumber 775 14 Bailets, W. groceries 7 75 14 Steckley, shoe store 7 75 14 Simmons, huckster 775 14 bnarps, Augustas, toys and confec tions 775 14 Starr, Hiram, groceries 7 75 14 Miller, Jacob tobacco 7 75 14 essier, airs. u. groceries 775 14 Garman, John, groceries 7 75 14 Stewart A Wagner, plumbers.

7 75 1 muuiy, a. groceries 77s 1 ts ii, uouo, groceries. 7 75 14 Aikens, John, groceries 775 nunuru, uunn, prewery 1575 Stouffer, II. batcher 7 75 Tittle, D. groceries 7 75 Wingert, H.

drug store 7 75 Kehr, Jacob, confections 7 75 Mehring, J. merchant tailor 7 75 Smith, huckster 7 75 George, C. drug store 7 75 George, C. patent medicines 5 75 Reel, groceries 10 75 Grove A Hess, dry goods 25 75 Maulfair, N. groceries 7 75 Bishop, W.

dry goods and notions 10 75 Fraily, queensware 7 75 Baab. Jacob, groceries 7 75 Hutzenbaugh, Hugo, shoe store. Kapphan, Charles, butcher Oppenheimer, millinery Shrenk, A. furniture Linch, J. shoe store Dawson, John tobacco.

Stiner, William, groceries Feerer, Henry, groceries Kauffman, Levi, groceries Peifer, John, batcher Walford, G. coal dealer Walford, G. groceries Vancamp, James, RUey, W. groceries Schaffner, John, butcher Schudemage, lumber Walzer, J. batcher Keed, Peter, groceries Walters, Levfl groceries Early, D.

shoe store Butts, groceries 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 73 7 75 7 75 7 75 775 775 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 775 7 75 7 75 775 7 75 SEVENTH WARD, HARRISBURG. Diehl, Frank, tobacco, segars. 7 75 Fltzsimmons, Thomas, groceries 7 75 Caldwell, James, butcher 7 75 Walters, groceries 7 75 Santo, groceries 15 75 Lafferty, J. IL, groceries 7 75 Hall, S. Sy confectionery 775 Gerrett, J.

groceries 7 75 Zesley, Jacob, groceries 7 75 Pass, G. groceries 7 75 Neuer, E. butcher 7 75 Caldwell, W. butcher 7 75 Barth, J. 7 75 Sible, W.

variety store 7 75 Weiss, John, groceries 13 25 Steever, A. drug 7 75 Hillegas, O. drug store 7 75 Liken, Thoma9, groceries 7 75 Burns Brothers, 13 25 Burnite, D. C. notions 7 75 Vancleef, drug '7 75 Vancleef, patent medicines 5 75 Kohler, flour and feed 7 75 Lightner, Charles, shoe store 7 75 Williamson, Peter, tobacco 7 75 Eberly, Samuel, stoves and tinware.

7 75 Sourbeer, notions, Ac 13 25 Smith, J. groceries, Ac 7 75 Landis, J. groceries, Ac 7 75 Hursh A Brother, coal and wood. 7 75 Miller, S. tobacco 7 75 14 14 14 14 11 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 12 14 14 14 It 14 14 4 14 14 14 14 12 14 14 14 14 13 14 14 14 vanaag wyethjcoal, 10 75 onretiDaii, uoscpn, butcher.

7 75 strou, 1. coal dealer 7 75 Tittle, John grocer 773 EIGHTH WARD, HARRISBURG. 14 13 14 14 Gastrock, Levi, coal. Casey, John, butcher Nelly, Cornelius, groceries Weistllng. S.

groceries Moses, P. butcher Bacon, confectionery Baily, coal dealer Hickok, W. steam fitting, Ac. Wolf A Grimwoood, tobacco, Ac Moyer, shoe store Cramp, Jacob, shoe store Wagenbach, E. butcher.

Bly A Santo, coal dealers Smith, notions Fetterman, John, confectioner Thorley, T. drug store Thorley, T. patent medicine M'Manus, James, tobacco Car na van, Mrs. Libbie, notions Johnson, F. groceries.

Garverich. John groceries Hotter, John A grain and flour. M'Closkey, H. coal dealer Wolflngcr, Levi, hay doaler Wagner, W. furniture Faster, groceries 7 75 10 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 14 14 14 7 75 7 75 7 75 10 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 4 5 75 7 75 14 14 14 7 75 7 73 7 75 20 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 14 10 14 14 14 14 7 75 14 14 14 14 13 13 14 14 14 14 14 7 75 j'onti, J'ossi, confectionery 7 75 Gardner, huckster 7 75 Minsker, Mrs.

huckster 7 75 Kiefer, S. groceries 10 75 Benitz. C. groceries lo 75 Bcnitz, notions, Ac 7 75 1 onng, uenry, butcher. Kosher.

Mrs. queensware Cassel, David, coal and lumber. Shoop, William, butcher 7 7a 7 75 7 75 7 75 NINTH WARD, HARRISBURG. Simon, lumber Koeuig, J. A brewery 7 75 40 75 Crum.

John, groceries 7 75 7 75 Fitting, Jacob, btucher Potteiger, Jacob, general store M'Cord A Hoerner, groceries Keller, W. drug store Shartzer, Isaac, groceries May, John tobacco. Kautz, S. stoves, etc 7 75 10 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 14 Blumenstein, Conrad, groceries 14 Nelson, 7 76 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 14 May, Daniel, flour 14 Bendall, James, groceries 14 Althouse, G. groceries 14 Costello, J.

tobacco store 14 Kehoe, D. general store 7 75 7 75 14 Lego, C. E. A groceries 7 75 7 75 14 Stevenson, steam fitting 14 Haldeman, J. notions 10 Raymond, horse 13 Cowden, W.

K. A lumber 7 75 20 75 10 75 10 75 .7 75 7 75 7 75 13 Ncrley A Rutherford, coal dealer 14 Schreiber, W. huckster. 14 Roth, confections, etc 14 Myers A clothing 14 Benedict, confections and fruit. 7 75 14 Jordan, eremiah, eating house 14 Hutchinson, J.

eating house 14 Union News books, newspapers. 7 75 7 75 7 la 14 Boyer, C. L. A eating 7 to 14 Nash A Brother, agricultural imple 775 13 25 12 Byers, Eby, coal dealer. 13 Simmers, G.

grain and hay 13 Strouse. Benjamin, clothing, 13 Keller, C. druggist 10 75 10 75 10 75 4 Keller, C. patent medicines 5 75 14 Lawser, W. H.

A gun store 7 75 10 75 13 Cummings. 14 Kohlenkamp, tobacco 7 75 10 75 10 75 13 Rothchild A FrankeL clothing 13 Alexander, shoe store 14 Marks, I. A Son, clothing 14 Croft, J. merchant tailor 14 Beerwald, clothing 14 Cummings, C. jewelry 13 Marks, 11., clothing 7 75 7 la 7 75 7 75 10 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 25 75 7 75 40 75 10 75 14 Kinnard, L.

hat store 14 Barnitz Brothers, furniture 14 Myers A gents' furnishing goods .9 Eby A Son, wholesale grocers 14 Russ. Russ. 2 billiard tables 13 M'Atee, clothing 14 Keffer, P. tobacco 14 Tausig, Jacob, loan office 14 Wiestling, G. coal dealer 13 AVitman, John, groceries 7 75 7 75 7 75 10 75 7 75 7 75 10 75 7 75 14 Simonetti, huckster, 14 Steele, A.

notions 13 Templar, J. groceries 14 Grieb, horse blankets. Ac 13 Egle, W. H. A drug store 10 75 5 75 10 75 7 75 4 Egle, W.

H. A patent 13 Rife, J. A Brother, leather 14 Keet, A. picture frames, Ac 14 Ziel, H. merchant tailor 14 ohnson A printers' supplies.

14 Brenizer, Mrs. notions 14 Kauch, notions and ga 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 73 14 Brady, A. confections, Ac 14 Lowengard, Joseph, pawn broker. 14 Zollinger, S. books and station erv 1 75 14 Bacon, confections 7 75 14 Raysor, M.

drug store 7 75 4 Raysor, M. patent medicine 5 75 14 Hoot, hat store 7 75 14 Dukes, confectionery 7 75 14 Leedy, J. shoe store 775 is hereby given that the Mercantile Appraiser will hold an appeal for the county of Dauphin of the dealers at the office of the County Treasurer, in Harrisburg, on the 9th day of ay, 18, between the hours of 10 a. m. and 3 p.

m. SILAS COOPER, Mercantile Appraiser BUY THE BEST $1 00 SHIRT THE PEARL SHIRT. REASONS WHY THE PEARL SHIRT preferred to all others 1st Thev are made of the very best muslin. 2d Bosoms are three ply and made of the best linen, each piy being guaranteed to be all linen. 3d They are made only by capable and erne riciuxu iiuiiuB, niu uurciuuy inspected ami are unsurpassed oy any oiner in workuianahln.

4th They are guaranteed to fit and to give sat uucuuu 111 oYci particular. TRY THEM AND BE CONVINCED. For sale only by H. GREGORY, Dealer in Notions and Ladles' and Gents' Fur godsj' corner Market and Second Amateur Printers' Depot. For all makes of PRESSES, TYPE, INKS, CASES, CARDS, AC JOHNSTON A 418 Market street, Harrisburg.

Pa. Send three cen stampfor catalogue. is Rcoirodbt. cr RKRT.AWP VAT.T.KV RAIT BOn TIME TABLS. TAKES JEFJTKCT MONDAY, APBIL15.

IKS. VT TRAIITB HARBtSBURO TO KASTINSBURG Ace. MaiL Exp. Act. Leave 8:00 1:35 4:15 9 Leave Bridgeport.

8:10 1:45 4:25 Leave 8:30 2. 05 4:45 9 Leave Carlisle 9:00 2:35 5:15 10:10 Leave Newville 9:30 3:05 5:50 Leave 9:57 8:30 6:18 Arrive 10:23 3:5 6:15 Arrive Greencastle 10 5. 4:30 p.m. Arrive Hagerstown. Md.

11:25 5:00 Arrive Martinsb'g, W. V. 12:15 6:15 P.M. DOT TRAIITB MARTI irSBUBG TO HARRI8BURO. Ace.

Mail. Kxp. ice A. M. A.

M. Leave Marti Leave Hagerstown, Aid. Leave Greencastle. Leave 7:00 8:20 9:00 9:30 9:58 10:25 10:55, 11:25 11:55 2:30 3:25 3:55 4:33 5:00 5:28 6:00 6:30 7:00 r.M 1:00 1:27 1:52 2:20 2:50 3:20 uve Leave Newville. Leave Carlisle Leave Arrive Harrisburg 6:00 6:30 7:00 A.M.

A.X. On each SaturdsiT tlin AmnmninliiMnn tmln leaving Harrisburg at 9:10 p. M. will run through unamoersoarg, arriving mere at 11:35 p. returning each Monday, leaving Chambersbnrg at 4:40 A.

arriving at Harrisburg at 7:00 A. m. stopping at all Intermediate stations. South Pennsylvania Branch train leaves Chambersburg for Mercersburg, Loudon and nienmona at v. returning, arrives at Chambersburg at 9:15 a.

m. Dillsbursr Branch train leaves TTa.rria,Tm' 1:35 p. arriving at Dillsburg at 2:50 returning, leaves Dillsburg at 10:00 a. arriving at Harrisburg at 11:55 a. m.

South Mountain Railroad train, going South, connects with train leaving Harrisburg at 1:35 jt. reiuiiuug. vuuiiecLs witxi irain arriving at Harrisburg at 11:55 A. x. Mont Alto Railroad trains, going South, connect with trains leaving Harrisburg at 1:35 p.

returning, connect with trains arriving at Harrisburg at 11:55 a. m. A. H. M'CULLOH, J.F.BOYD, uenerai xicKet Agent, su aclendeut.

JAMES CLARK, Genenu Agent. Harrisburg. ELPHIA AND READING RAIL ROAD. AKKANGEMEr OF PASSENGER TRAINS NOVEMBER 5th, 1877. Trains leave Harrisburg as follows For New York, at 5:20.

8:10 A. and 2:00 and 75 p.m. For Philadelphia, at 5:20. 8:10. 9:45 A.

2 00. and 3:57 p.m. For Reading, at 5:20. 8:10 and 9:45 a. S.

00 3:57 and 7:55 p. m. For Pottsville. at 5:20. 8:10 a.

and 3:57 p. m. and via Schuylkill and Susquehanna Branch at 2:40 p. m. For Auburn.

5:10 a. m. For Lancaster and Columbia. 5:20. 8:10 a.

and 3:57 p. m. For Allentown. at 5:20. 8:10 A.

2:00. 3:57 and and 7:55 p. m. The 5:20. 8:10 A.M.

and 3:57 and 7:55 p. m. trains have through cars for New 1 ork. The 5:20 a. 8:10 a.

m. and 2:00 p. m. trains have through cars for Philadelphia. SUNDAYS For New York, at 5:20 a.

m. For Allentown and Way Stations, at 5:20 a. m. For Reading. Pliiladelnhiaand Wsv stations.

at 1:45 p.m. Trains for Harrisburg leave as follows Leave New York, at 8:45 a. i oo. nml Leave Lancaster 8:10 a. m.

and 3:45 p. m. Leave Columbia 8:00 a. m. and 3:35 p.

m. Leave Philadelphia, at 9:15 a. P. M. Leave Pottsville at 6:10, 9:15 a.

and m. Leave Reading, at 4:40. 7:40. 1 1 i a. i 6:15 and 10:35 p.

And Via Schuvlkill and Susanehanna Branch at 8:15 a. m. Leave Auburn, via Schuylkill and Susquehanna Branch, 12:00, noon. Leave Allentown, at 2:30, 5:50, 9:05 A. 12:15.

4:30 and 9:05 P. M. The 2:30 a.m. train from Allentown and the 4:40 a. v.

train from Reading do not run oi Monday. SUJNJJA1S. Leave New York at 5:30 p. m. Leave Philadelphia at 7:20 p.

m. Leave Reading at 4:40, 7:40 a. m. and 10:55 P. M.

Leave Allentown at 2:30 a. m. and 9:05 p. Via Morris and Essex railroad. J.

E. GOTTEN, General Manager. C. G. HANCOCK, General Ticket Agent? JENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

SUMMER TIME' TABLE. Nine trains to Philadelphia, six trains to Pittsburg and eight trains to New York. On and after June 25th. 1877. the Passenger Trains of the Pennsylvania Railroad Compmiy wm depart, irom narrisourg ana arrive at Philadelphia, New York, Pittsburg and Krie as follows: EASTWARD.

Philadelphia Exppess daily (except Mondavi. at 2:50 a. arrives at Philadelphia at 7:00 a. m. and New York at 10:05 a.

m. Fast Line daily at 4:05 a. arrives at Phila delphia at 7:35 a. m. and New York at 10 a.

x. imiervuie Accomodation, connecting for Philadelphia, daily (except Sunday) at 5. 00 a. arrives at Lancaster at 9:05 A. ti.

Harrisburg Express daily (except Sundav) at 6:20 A. arrives at Philadelphia at lfeOO a. and New York 2:05 p. m. Columbia accomodation daily (except Sun day) at 7:35 a.

arrives at Philadelphia at 12:3) p. m. and New York at 5:10 p. m. Pacific Express daily at 12.

05 p. arrives at Philadelphia at 3:45 p. m. and New York at 6 P. M.

Johnstown Express daily (except Sundav) at 1:45 p. arrives at Philadelphia at 6:00 p. m. and New York at 10:05 p. x.

Day Express dally at 4:15 p. arrives at Philadelphia at 7:20 p. u. and New York at 10:15 P. M.

Harrisburg Accommodation via. Columbia. daily (except Sunday) at 3:50 r. m. and arrives at rmiaaeipma at p.

m. Atlantic Express daily at 11:05 p. arrives at Philadelphia at 3:00 a. m. and New York at 6:43 L.

m. All Through Trains connect at Jersey City with boats of "Brooklyn Annex" for BROOK N. avoiding double ferriage and journey through New York city. WESTWARD. Cincinnat Express daily at 12:55 a.

arrives at Altoona at 4:45 a. m. and Pittburg at 8:30 a.m. Pacific Express dallv at 4:20 a. arrives at Altoona at 8:50 a.

m. for breakfast, and Pitts burg at 1:45 p. m. way assengcr xrain uauy at a. arrives at altoona at 1:55 p.

for dinner, and Pittsburg at 8:45 p. m. juau xrain aaiiy (except sunuay) at p. arrives at Altoona at 7:20 p. for supper, and Pittsburg at 1:00 a.

m. Fast Line daily at 3:45 p. arrives at Altoona at 7:40 p. for supper, and Pittsburg at 11:45 p. m.

Mifflin Accommodation daily (except Sunday) at 5:30 p. m. and arrives at Mifflin at 8:00 P. M. Pittsburg Express daily excep Sunday) at 11:00 p.

arrives at Altoona at 3:20 a. m. and Pittsburg at 8:10 a. m. PHILAD'A A ERIE R.

li. DIVISION. Mail Train dally (except Sundav) at m. arrives at Williarasport at 8:15 a. for break last, ana mne at wso p.

Niagara Express daily (except Sundav) at 10:50 a. arives at Williamsport at 2:00 p. m. and Lock Haven 3:25 p. m.

Lock Haven Accommodation dallv (except Sunday) at 3:35 p. arrives at Williamsport at 7:25 p. M. and Lock Haven at 8:40 p. M.

Time cards and full Information can be ob tained at the ticket office, No. 12 North Third street, and at the Depot. JTRANJCXHOMi'SOA, L. P. FARMER, uenerai manager, ueu i rassenger Agent.

NORTHERN CENTRAL RAlLTf 1Y TIME TABLE. Through and direct route to Washington, Bal Qiuore, cimira, ane, rtnnaio, iienes ter and Niagara Falls. ux.v. wm.vm. a.

m. a 4uev iuii biMUQ on the Northern Central Railway will run as follows NORTHWARD. Niagara Express Leaves Harrisourg daily (except Sunday) at 10:50 a. leaves Williams port at 2:20 P. leaves Elmira at 5:25 p.

leaves Canandaigua at 8:25 p. arrives at Buffalo at 11:90 a. arrives at Niagara Falls at 1:15 a. m. Mall Leaves Baltimore daily (except Sun day) at 8:30 a.

arrives at Harrisburg daily (except sunaay) at 12:40 p. m. Fast Line Leaves Baltimore daily at a. arrives at liarrisimrg dally at 3:25 p. leaves Harrisburg daily (except Sundav) at 3:25 p.

leaves Williamsport at 7:40 p. leaves Elmira at 10:05 p. arrives at Watkln's uien ai r. x. Harrisburg Express Leaves Baltimore daily (except Sunday) at 5:30 p.

arrives at if arH burg daily (except Sunday) at 9:30 p. uincinnau express weaves daily at 9:10 p. arrives at Harrisburgtt 12:45 a. Erie Mail Leaves Harrisburg daily (except Sunday) at 4:25 a. leaves WUliamsport at 8:40 a.

leaves Elmira at 12:20 p. if nnAvoa at Canandaigua at 3:25 p. m. SOUTHWARD. Southern Express Leaves Canandaigua daily (except Sunday) at 6:55 p.

leaves Elmira at 9:80 p. leaves Williamsport at 12:35 A. arrives at Harrisburg daily (except Mon day) at 3:55 a. arrives at Baltimore at A.M. Fast Line Leaves Canandaigua daily fex: cept Sunday) at 6:55 p.

leaves Elmira at 9:30 p. leaves Williamsport dally (except Monday) at 12:35 p. leaves Harrisburg daily at 4:20 a. arrives at Baltimore daily at 7 4S a. m.

Washington Express Leaves Har rlsbnrg Baltimore at 10:40 a. m. Pacific Express Leaves Williaraspr (except Sunday) at 7:55 A. arrives at 11 iw ris bnrsr dallv fexcent Sundav) at 11 :5 a. m.

Mall Leaves Harrisburg daily (except Sun. day) at 2:15 P. arrives at Bal ti Jiore at P. M. Day Express Leaves Watkln's Glen dail (except Sunday) at 8:00 a.

leaves Elmiru dally (except Sunday) at 9:03 a. lea v. Wil liamsport daily (except Sunday) at 12:23 p. leaves Harrisburg daily at 4:25 p. mm arrlvc3 ar Baltimore daily at p.

m. All trains making connection atBalthnor for Washington and the Soutii. For further information apply at the Tick" Office In the Pennsylvania railroad depot. i juh a. ittuM.u.