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A B. P. I 3 PA rHIDAT EVEN1KU, 9IA11CII 27, 186S. TOWN ATrr COUNTRY. TO AOVJEItTISEltS.

Advertisements musi bo handed jn before twelve o'clock (noon) to insure their insertion the same day in the Telgokapii. Xotice to Mover! City subscribers to the Teli graph who intend to change their places of residence, are requested to notify the city agent (Mr. J. B. Zimmerman) before moving day, in order the papers may be left at their proper places.

UNION LEAGUE! A meeting of the Union League will be held next Saturday evening, March 28, at the usual time and place. It is hoped that every member will attend, 'as business of the utmost importance will be on hand. Dosavan, the York county murderer, will positively be hung on next Tuesday. Mayor's Cocrt. There were six vagrants and one inebriated individual before the Mayor this morning, who were disposed of in the usual manner.

April 1st is fast approaching, and deeds, leases and all the various legal blanks will be in great demand. All persons wanting anything of this kind will find a full assortment at. Bergner's book store. All the various United States Revenue stamps used on such papers can be bad at the same place. Burglars Arrested.

For some time the town of Sunburv. and the immediate vi cinity, have been infested with a cans of burglars who defied detection. A detective was employed, who became acquainted with some of them, and was received as a "hale fellow well met." After learning their plans and becAminer aeauainted with their opera tions, he arrested them on last Sunday morn ing, and lodged them in the prison at Sun bury, for trial. Officers Elected. The following officers were elected by Dauphin Lodge, No.

ICO, I. O. O. last evening: Noble Grand Thos. P.

Montgomery. Vice Grand William Hippie. Secretary George F. Weaver. Assistant Secretary John S.

Utz. Financial Secretary Levi Wolfinger. Treasurer Robert A. Trustees B. G.

Flowers, Wm. P. "Craig and Geo. F. Weaver, Jr.

Chaplain W. H. Amey. Organist A. P.

Teupser. Arrest of a Tuief. Yesterday morning a dispatch was received by the Mayor from Milesburg, Centre county, requesting the police to be on the look out for a female thief who, it was supposed, would arrive in this city on the noon train. Officer Cline was at the depot when the train arrived, and" passing through the cars, found a woman answering the description telegraphed to the Mayor. He immediately arrested the woman, who gave her name as Anna Jones, and acknowledged that she had robbed a Mrs.

Fritz, of Milesburg. She bad in her possession a larore carnet sack, which beinz opened, was found to contain a number of silk and other valuable dresses, shawls, She was com. mitted to prison to await the action of the au thorities of Centre county. Fire. About half past nine o'clock this morning an alarm was given by the fire bells ot mo city.

soon atter tne auierent tire companies were on their way to the fire. Following the crowd we eoon ascertained that the alarm was caused by the burning of a portion of the floor and a featherbed, in the backbuuding ot the residence ot Mrs. ox, corner of Second street and Karbara alley. The Dine of the kitchen stove, which passes through the floor of the room, becoming very much heated, set fire to the floor, and the flames were soon communicated to the feather bed in the room, causing considerable smoke. Our firemen were promptly on the spot, and soon extinguished the flames.

From what we saw of the house we should think it was more damaged by water than fire. Had this fire occurred atmcht wo would have been com pelled to chronicle a large conflagration. Our citizens cannot be too careful in examining their pipe holes. We have been presented with a pocket knife of as beautiful workmanship and finish as any we ever saw: the product ot a new cutlery manufactory located at the town of Beaver Falls, Beaver county, Pennsylvania. It is a source of pride to find that in our good old State we have the enterprise to take hold of this branch ot industry, and the patience to develop it fully.

The works to which we now refer belong to the Harmony Society of Economy, better known as the Economies," and their quiet, unobtrusive determination forms the surest guaranty that the cutlery works from whib this beautiful work' comes may be considered, one of the permanent and successful enterprises of our State. It is well known that, the vast wealth of the Economites is a sure safety against one description of danger which all new ventures usually have to meet and the quality of their products give all the assurance possible that the skill and the capital are, in this instance, happily combined. To Senator of Beaver county, we are indebted both for the present and the particulars of this important manufactory, and we heartily join him in the enthusiastic hope which he entertains for the complete success of the Beaver Falls cutlery establishment. Lower End Affairs. We glean the fol lowing items in regard to matters occurring in the lower end of the county from the Dauphin Journal Fire.

On Tuesday noon, a small frame building attached to the engine house of Messrs. Raymond Campbell, caught fire, and, but for its timely discovery, we would no doubt be compelled to chronicle a very disastrous conflagration. New School House. We understand that the board of directors intend erecting a large brick school house, near the market house, in the Middle Ward. This ward never had a school house, and from the amount of tax paid by its citizens, we think it is justly entitled to one.

Rev. Beck, of Newville, will take charge ot the Uethel Congregation ot this place, next week. His opening sermon will be delivered on Sabbath week. Town Council. The town council met in their chamber on Monday evening.

The three new councilmen Mr. Caleb Roe, from the North Ward, Mr. Samuel Landis, from the Middle Ward, and Mr. Joseph Steward, from the South Ward, having been sworn in, the council proceeded to elect its officers for the ensuing year, with the following result President Mr. John Monaghan.

Treasurer Cant. John K. Shott. Town Clerk Mr. W.

S. Fortney. Supervisor Mr. Jacob Brandt. The council orderd Union street to be cleaned, "dressed and put in good condition, with crossings at the market house, l'eters and Zearimra stores, and at Smith's hall All other improvements necessary mads at the nroner time.

will be The flood in the Susquehanna, last week, did on immense amount ot damage. Uur up river friends, however, were the heaviest losers in the timber line. A vast amount of logs passed this place, and the islands in the Susnnehanna are literally covered with them. A large amount of logs are also lying in clover and wheat fields above Highspire. The estate of G.

W. Stahl. at Marietta, lost heavi ly in cord word and lumber. We believe our lumber dnnlnrn and sawvers escaped Without any serious loss. The river is now falling last, and will soon be in good rafting order.

fne Election. The charter election on Friday passed off nuietlv. and the voto in Consequence of the innlamennv of the weather was rather light. The following is the list of ouicers elected Burgess, John M'Crery High Constable, iiiram Patson Nm.ii, tv i oil, Caleb Roe Judge of Elections, William aaseBBor, AUam ilemnerlv School iir' ob Stronej Ward Constable, i i inspectors of Election Landis Middle Ward Town council, Si wwJj Jo8eph M'Cord Ward Constable, Christian Man a ftfvfVWl1 Council, Jos. Stewart Judge of Elections, J.

S. Mackenson In spectors, a. MUiegan. John sor, J. Schaeffer Justice of the Peace, David Moore; Ward Constable, Charles M' Lain.

amUelLandia rF Rlantlnna wl In8P0Ctors of Elections, Kirk How, Samnnl a at this of of this wjll of in at the See and the the the to tiff F. A Harris Grove, No. 6. U. A.

O. meets in Wyeth's building, fourth floor, this evening, at 7 o'clock. Post No. 68, G. A.

Ry meets in College Block, Third street near Walnut, this evening 7 i o'clock. Rebecca Degree Lodge, of Harrisburg Ma fiS. T. O. O.

meets in Ex change Building, Walnut street near Third, evening at 7 o'clock. Machinist's Tools for Sale. Two screw cutting engine lathes, and a power planer are offered for sale. They are all in good working order. See advertisement.

Spicer Harris advertise a sal household furniture to take place at the residence W. H. Fortney, on Third street, on Monday next. 2 Ladies. Read the addition to Cohen's hoop skirt advertisement in another column this page.

Look at the low figures at which certain articles are offered, Our friend George L. Black has turned poet. One of his effusions will be found on page of our paper. Ladies, read it. Read Black's poem, and our word for it you give it a second perusal.

First Presbyterian Church, Market Square. On Sunday morning Rev. T. H. Robinson will preach a sermon on the life, services and character of Rev.

Wm. R. De Witt, D. his late colleague in the pastorate the church. Satford Son's new business items should receive the attention of all persons who are want of anything in the clothing line.

The stock is comple and the prices low. Gents' furnishing goods of all kinds are also offered figures that must astonish bayers. Read items of the firm. Furniture. Messrs.

Yingst Brother, corner of Second and Pine street, have an extensive stock of furniture of every description. They have cottage suits of all kinds and colors, with full marble, half marble and plain tops at prices that cannot fail to give satisfaction. Also a large stock of cane and wood seat chairs, which will be sola cneap. business items. Opening.

Mr. Wm. Bischof has taken charge of the saloon in the basement of Brant's Hall, and had it thoroughly refitted, will be happy to see his old friends and customers. He will keep the best lager and usual refreshments. A splendid opening lunch will be served to morrow between the hours of ten a.

m. and nine p. to which public are invited. Court Proceedings. Since our last report following cases have been disposed of: J.

M. Ereitervs. Isaac CoWier scire facias receive judgment. Fined in favor of plain for $287 10. Ensno inner Adams vs.

Henry Uostean summons in trespass on the case in assumpsit. Find in favor of plaintiff for $1C5 27. Organization of Councils. Select Coun cil. The members of Select Council met in their chamber at half past ten colock this morning, and were called to order by Ovid Johnson, clerk, atter which Messrs.

A. Boyd Hamilton and Richard Hogeland were qualified as members from the Third and First wards respectively. A. Hamilton was elected President, and Ovid F. Johnson clerk.

committee was appointed to inform the Common Council that this branch was organized. The Select Council then proceeded to the Common Council chamber to be present at the counting of the votes cast for city After returning to their chamber Council adjourned. Common Council. Common Council met in their chamber this morning at ten o'clock. The election returns were read and the new members sworn in by the Mayor.

Mr. Jno. H. Zeigler was elected President and John T. Wilson, Clerk.

Select and Common Councils then met in convention in the Common Council chamber, and counted the votes cast for City Treasurer and City Auditor. Mr. Geo. F. Weaver appeared and was sworn in as City Treasurer Mr.

P. McNiff being the only one of the City Auditors present, was duly sworn in, after which the Select Council retired to their chamber. Mr. Child offered an ordinance repealing an ordinance creating the office of Street Commissioner, and reviving the ordinance of May, 18G3 (which appointed two supervisors), which was passed by a vote of 8 for and against. A resolution was offered authorizing the Presidents of the Select and Common Councils to approve the bond of the City Treasurer elect.

After which Council adjourned. Gouon's Lecture. We never saw the court house so completely crowded as on last evening. Every nook and corner was filled, and there was scarcely standing room left for the speaker, who was the inimitable John B. Gough.

The sale of tickets was immense everybody, almost, desiring to hear the famous lecturer. At eight o'clock John J. Rebman, introduced Mr. Gongh to the audience, and that gentleman at once proceeded tovdeliver his address on Peculiar People." Not only was the subject a peculiar one, but the lecture was as peculiar as the peculiar talents of the peculiar speaker could render it. The varieties of peculiar characters described by Mr.

Gough were so numer ous that a column ot our paper could not contain the slightest reference to each of them. There was not one person in the vast audience who would, after hearing the lecture, have been unwilling to pay the price of a ticket for another opportunity to listen to the popular speaker, ihe probts ot the evening (after deducting the large figure paid for the lecture and the incidental expenses) must have netted a handsome sum to be devoted to the noble object for which the entertainment was given. We cannot close our notice of this lecture without referring to the fact that our citizens are indebted to Mr. Rebman for the several popular lectures that have been delivered here for benevolent objects, and upon each occa sion the lecturers have been ereedet by crowded houses. While nearly all other at tempts to render this description of entertainments profitable have failed to a greater or less extent, his have been highly renumera live.

The secret of Mr. Rebman' success is that he secures lecturers of the first class, and although very high figures have to be paid the speakers, the profits of the.entertainments have in all cases netted large amounts for the treasuries it was desired to replenish. Thanks to Mr. Rebman for his successful efforts to entertain our people and the at same time benefit the great cause of Christianity. No LOSS CAN BE MORE FATAL TO BEAUTY, especially in the female sex," than the loss of hair glossy, luxuriant hair is one ot tne most powerful of all personal charms.

baldnesB or even a deficiency of hair exists, we naturally look tor a dry wrinkled skin, a faded complexion; when not actually Been we see them in imagination. VVny, then, not cultivate your hair? Encourage it and strengthen it or, if your hair is gray or white, the natural color can be restored dv a few aonlications ot Mrs. a. A. Allen's im proved (new style) Hair Restorer or Dress ino (in one bottle), rnce une uoiiar.

ivery Druggist sells it. mar20 eodlm. BPSIBTJESS ITE3B. Bismarck, Derby, and fancy Paper Collars at fmh27 tn SAYFORD SONS. fill i U.

STECK CO'S Celebrated EnrVtrwlPianoB for sale, at PW W. KNOCHE'S, mar272t 407 Market st. E. F. Kukkel has his Fountain in good going order.

Try a class of the Mineral He also keeps on draught Saratoga Water, Kissinger, Bedford, 200 Market Square. A fine line of Spring coatings and fancy cassimeres can be seen at mh27 tf SAYFORD SON'S. WINDOW (SHADES AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. jyl8 tf YINGST BRO. TT TTiUO A prime article of new sugar N.

B. BUCK 4 806 Market street. 1.1 Am Mm.mm. cured Hams, at fob7 tt A Superior Lot of Hew SHAKBB COBM and', i IT MINY, Just received, and for sale at J. E.

HILLIER'S, Exchange Building, Walnut dec20 tf You The And And We You We Of It For By In Of As We In By In It It It It It Silk and linen pocket handkerchiefs at mh27 tf SAYFORD SON'S. DON'T READ THIS It Will Strike With "Wonder." Dear Mabaii pleasure you've had to none can we deny, every letter written us is worthy a re ply now that each may learn to know the other better, hasten to reply to your brief "poetic letter." say you've seen our "weighing cup," and with it are much pleased, feel that had it no been so, we surely would have grieved. ladies we the first must see, who have Dipper" tried, That will not with the mass exclaim, this trjtth can't be denied. weighs and measures to is handy, neat and true, And many things about the house it willingly will do; Your Butcher, Grocer, Milkman, may look a little shy, every time it truly shows the quantity you buy. like the scales, by many used, which must be fixed and set, this you know, exactly, the quantity you get time we hope "to turn the scales" tobring about this end, having everybody say', "That Dipper'' is our friend.

Reconstruction is the word, though little progress made, do our work to reconstruct the weights, by which men trade And when "That Dipper" is well known, you'll find the world around, That sixteen ounces, and not less, of sugar, makes a pound. measurement "That Dipper" holds the axiom strong and true, That if a pint contains four gills, a half pint contains two And if yonr Milkman this disputes, produce "That Dipper" cup, this you'll weigh an honest man, if he says "I'll give it up." We've told you of "That Dipper," and almost made a blunder, making no allusion to our wonderful "Little Wonder is a child of recent birth, for patent we've applied, And when we state its uses the name won't be deniedJ is to every household a comfort, joy and pleasure, But whilst it many uses has, it will neither weigh nor measure is a Household Funnel first, then Cake and Biscuit Cutter And then it shells your "hot green already for the butter. crimps your pies (but not your hair), grates anything you wish, From Nutmeg up to Cocoa Nut, for every style of dish; also Cores your Apples now we know, when these you ponder, You certainly will say with us, it is "A Little Wonder." Wo have told you of "That Dipper," and made its use replete, Both it and the "Little Wonder," you will find in Third Where novelties in the household line are constantly in store At GEO. L. BLACK'S, near Walnut, and the number is 44.

Sayford Son have a splendid assortment of neck ties and fancy scarfs, at 335 Market street. mh27 tf NEWOPENING Brant'a llall Saloon (in tub basement) Has been opened and thoroughly refitted by the undersigned, who will be very happy to see his old friends and customers. Give him a call. EXCELLENT LAGER BEER and all the usual refreshments always on hand. A.

rSPI131VrII OPENING LUNCH will be served up to morrow (SATURDAY) bit ween the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 9 o'clock p. m. All are invited to attend.

WILLIAM BISCHOF, mar27 d2t Proprietor. YINGST Second and Pine street, have just received a large stock of CANE and WOOD SEAT CHAIRS, which can and will be sold cheap for cash. mar27 tf The Pain Paint still lives. Try it I Try ill! E. F.

KUNKEL, Sole Agent. 200 Market Square. Sayford Son will sell their ready made clothing at prices same as before the war. mh27 tf COTTAGE SUITS, Of all kinds and colors, with full marble, half marble, and plain tops, at prices that cannot fail to give satisfaction. YINGST uiar27 tf Second and Pine street.

Just received a fresh supply of Whitman's Confectionery, at E. F. KUNKEL'S Store, 200 Market Square. Fancy Our custom department is conducted in the best possible manner, and we guarantee a good fitting garment. mh27 tf WM.

SAYFORD SON. Mishler's, Drake's Hostetter's, Steover's, Hoofland's Bitters, all for sale at F. KUNKEL'S Patent Medicine Depot, 200 Marker square. Richardson's patent shoulder seam shirt at mh28 tf SAYFORD SON'S. We recognize the best preparation, ever I used by an intelligent public, in "Barrett's Hair Restorative," which took the Medal.

Sold by all druggists. mar27 d6wlt Suspenders, in every variety, at mh27. tf SAYFORD SON'S. i wi I 100 EMPTY PIANO and OR UUfjTJGAN BOXES for sale, very low, injBat KNOCHE'S mar27 2t Music Store, 407 Market st. Satford Son have a fine lot of plain and fancy paper cuffs, 385 Market street.

mh27 tf Wanted, Local and traveling agents throughout the United States to sell Wagenhorst's patent money drawer, the best ever offered to the public. We challenge its equal. Active men can make trom ten to twenty nve aoi lars per day. Call and examine the article at the Pennsylvania House, iiarrisourg, or address WEAND, ZINK mar26 2t Reading, Pa. 1868.

1808. SPRING IN MILLINERY. 2MT. s. Juno ajjnor, The Popular Milliner, corner of Fourth and Market (opposite the Adams Express office), is desirous of calling the attention of the public and trade to her unique and handsome assortment of Millinery and Fancy Goods just opened, from the eastern markets, of her own selection, and adapted to the spring season.

Mrs. W. is confident her stock is beyond comparison in quality and prices. The inducements which she offers must certainly enable the ladies to purchase without any hesitancy. On hand, and made to order by none but competent work ladies, are the latest and must superb styles of Bridal, Mourning and Dress Bonnets and Hats.

Also, a splendid assortment of Artificial Flowers, Bonnet Frames, Ruches, A call is only required to be convinced. N. B. Special attention is directed to a fine lot of Ladies' Dress Caps and Head Dresses. mar26 tf Hay l'" Just received a fine lot of TIMOTHY HAY, in all sized Bales, at HILLIER' S.

janzx Oranqe8, Lemons, Dried Apples, Dried Peaches, Ac, at BUCK A 805 Market street. Goods delivered to all parts of the city free of eharge. eb7 tf nf ban noli ful the and just fort yard can ana so no at 1 FOR RENT. A STORE ROOM, furnished, in Marys ville, Bix miles above Harrisburg. A Milliner would find it a good location.

Possession given immediately. Inquire at T. W. Morley's Store, Marysville. m25 3t Dealer in Boots and Shoes, Rpmnvpd to No.

328 Market street, be tween Third and Fourth street, opposite G. Peters' hotel, Harrisburg, Pa. N. B. I have on hand a very large stock ornnda.

nnmfi nf which will be sold at less cost. Repairing of all kinds promptly I attended to. maii oawinui, The Winged Messenger Time. Time, upon whose arbitrary wing the slothful accomplish no progress, is fast hurrying along to the season of the year when hillside, fiaM hm wnnt In nnt on the cheer mimmit of snrina C. L.

BOWMAN, of cheap dry goods store, corner of Front Market street, who is ever foremost in procuring suitable goods for the season, has returned from the seaboard cities wun choice material tor the aaorameni anu iw of man, woman and child, at a great reduction in prices. P. S. One case calico at 6 cents per do. do.

do. at 10 cents per yard. Best calicoes at 12 cents per yard. STEP LADDERS, at The Housefurnishmg Depot. WATER FILTERERS, at The Housefurnishing Depot.

BRUSHES, TUBS, BUCKETS AND BROOMS, at The Housefurnishing Depot. GUM SCRUBBERS AND MOPS, at The Housefurnishing Depot. BIRD CAGES, every variety, at The Honsefnrnishin? Deot. CHILDREN'S. CARRIAGES, all styles and prices, at The Housefurnishing Depot.

WASHING MACHINES AND WRINGERS, only the best (warranted), at The Housefurnishing Depot. EVERYTHING required in Housekeeping at low prices, at THE MOUSEFURNISHINO 1JEPOT, Cocner Second and Walnut street. mar24 This Way for Cheap Goods. I invite all who are in want of Dry Goods, Hosiery, Gloves, Notions, to give me a call, as I am selling goods as cheap as they be sold this side ot JNew lom ana i'iiua delphia. I think it no trouble to show goods, will spare no pains toplease all who may favor me with a My expenses are not heavy as they are down.town, and there is i reason why i cannot sen as cneap, auu indeed cheaper, than they can be sold in the heart ot the city.

Give me a call. W. R. SWARTZ, Proprietor, Third street, 2d door above Cumberland. mar'20 tf ELLENBERGER FURNITURE WARE ROOM No.

329 Market Harrisburg, Pa Parlor Suits, Chamber. Suits, Window Shades, Cornice for Window Curtains, Look ing Glasses, Mattresses, Pictures, Frames and Venetian Blinds made to order, All kinds of Household Furniture sold at greatly reduced prices. mar4 tf Pualon and the Pope. Three new Italian bells baptized by the Pope a short time ago thousands of American belles are self baptized every day with Phalon's "FLOR DE MAYO," the new perfume for the handkerchief. Sold by all druggists.

mar25 3teod Sundowns! A splendid lot of sundowns and shakers, B. M. T. LEWIS', mar25tf No. 510 North Third street.

Anew lot of PRIME RAISINS, at WISE'S College Block Fruit Store. marl2 tf 1 Annlaaf ArrnlAC ArvnlasH! I have just received Fifty Barrels of PRIME.YORK STATE APPLES, Consisting of Roxbury and Golden Russets. WISE, at the College Block Fruit Store. rnarl2tf Attention, Soldiers of the War of 1812 AN ANNUITY OF $40 PER ANNUM Attentloa.Soldlcra and Soldiers' Widows of 1819. I will get each of you an annuity of 40 PER ANNUM If you immediately send me your address.

J. B. EWING, Attorney at Law, No. 21 North Third street, Harrisburg, Pa. mar24 lw Cawnkb Fruits ot every description at N.

R. BUCK feb7 ti 805 Market street. II IV O. II MAN, College Block, Harrisburg, Has a Navy Tobacco, made expressly for this market, which can't be beat Herman's Honey Dew Navy. Ask for Herman's Black Crook segars, if you want a good Bmoke for five cents.

Ask lor Herman' a iioney uew ravy, you want a good chew of tobacco. If yon want good Michigan Fine cut, go to Herman, College Block. feb21 tf JUST RECEIVED. ANOTHER LARGE INVOICE FINE HIIVER PLATEDWABE. ALSO, PIlfE WATCHES AND, JEWELRY, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION All of which will be sold at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.

C. A. AUGHINBAUGH, No. 322 Market street. Prunnelles Pranaelles Another arrival of those delicious nectarines at WISE'S College Block Fruit Store.

Yennik Kcihs. Don't forget that those fine Oysters, Fish, and all kinds of Vegetables, can be had, in quantities to suit customers, at tne Depot, Second and Walnut streets. novltf JOHN II EKMA TV, College Block, Harrisburg, Has just received a large lot of Connecticut, Yara and Havana leaf tobacco offered low, by the case or in lots, to suit purchasers. feb2l tf Havana Oranges Havana Oranges Just received, a few barrels of the FINEST HAVANA FRUIT that has came to this market this season, at WISE'S College Block Fruit Store. tf Xolixi.

ITexxnfaxa, Of College Block, Harrisburg, has on hand a large lot of Cirgars, Chewing, Smoking and Leaf Tobacco, Pipes, Snuff, Tobacco Boxes and Pouches, Ac, 'Ac, which he offers at wholesale as cheap as can be bought in the eastern cities. You will more than save freight, drayage, Ac, by purchasing of him. feb21 tf OHN C. HERMAN, MANUFACTURER OF SEGARS, COLLEGE BLOCK, HARRISBVRe, PA. feb21 tf 204 GREAT REDUCTION 204 In Priees of Millinery at 204 North Second Street, Above Locust.

Mrs J. A. MATHER has put the price of articles in her line down at cost, in order to close out Winter goods. Call and secure a bargain while an opportunity presents. The latest and most fashionable Btvles of framna.

hats and bonnets on hand and made at short notice. jan2 tf SELLING BELOW COST. Mme. Jennings is disDOsine of her remain ins stock of Millinery Goods at astonishingly low prices, to close out winter stock. Felt Jlats, latest styles, bu cents.

velvet iats, latest styles, $1 00 and $1 26, and all other goods in proportion. Winter Bonnets sell inn at half their value 11 1 A new arrival of Wreaths, Headdresses, Ladies' Caps, suitable for parties, just received at Nos. 100 and 102 Second street, eomer of Walnut. janS tf line. new test its the can No and nine per 56 Ho.

75 25 326 MARKET STREET, In constrnt receipt of fine JEWELRY, CLOCKS, PL1TEDWABE, I am thoroughly facilitated with the best workmen for all kinds of repairing in our Finewatches receive particular attention. fjan9 tf AARON SEGNER. Unbolted or Graham Flour, For sale in any quantity, at J. E. HILLIER'S, Exchange building, Walnut street.

SPECIAL NOTICES. DR. TOBIAS' Celebrated Venetian Liniment, whose wonderful cures, sure and instantaneous action, in cases of Chronic Rheumatism, Headache. Toothache, Cats, Burns. Colic, Cramps, Dysentery, have astonished the civilized world.

It is no catchpenny, but an article that has stood the of twenty years. The enormous sale and rapidly increasing demand is at onee the surest evidence of usefulness and popularity. Try it and be convinced. No family should be without a bottle in house hundreds of dollars, and many hours of suffeting maybe sived by its timely use. Colic, Cramp, and Dysentery yield at once to its pain curative properties.

It is perfectly innocent and be given to the oldest person or youngest child. matter, if you have no confidence in Patent Medicines try this, and yon will be sure to buy again recommend to your friends. Hundreds of phy sicians recommend it in their practice. None gen unlets signed, I. Tobias." Price 50 cents bottle.

Sold by all the druggists. Depot, No. Cortlandt street. New York. mar9 dwlm H.

COHEN'S HOOP SKIRT AND COESET MANUFACTORY, I. 202 Market Street, UR large stock comprises Hoop Skirts, French woven Corsets, baun jean uoraets, Domestic Corsets, Madam Foy's Skirt Supporter, Corset Clasps, Corset Whalebone, Bustles, Pads, Ac. Hoop Skirts. 30 springs, tape spangled, cents: 35 springs. .90 cents; 40 springs.

$110; Misses Bize, from 25 to 60 cents. Ited Worsted, French style Hoop Skirts, very cheap. French Corsets from $125 to $1 50 for the best. American Corse is as low as 75 cents. With our increased facilities, we shall be able to and will keep LADIES' STOCKINGS at from 15 to cents, and the LARGEST STOCK AND GREATEST VARIETY of all kinds of goods in our line to be found in any house in the east, and in quality and neatness of finish we challenge com parison with etner manufacturers, wniie in prices "WE DEFY COMPETITION!" AS EITHER EAST OR WEST.

With assurance of fidelity and promptness in filling orders, by mail and otherwise, we remain. Very respeotfully yours. I HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE LATEST STYLES OF FRAMES FOR THE REGULAR TRAIL SKIRTS. THAT ARE SO VERY DESIRABLE BY ALL LADIES. I have just arrived from New York with a large assortment ot goods in my line.

Ladles Bibbed Hose 15c. a Pair. French Kldd Gloves $1 a Pair. Handkerchiefs, and all kinds of Notions, in my lina. The finest quality, at low figures.

The finest assortment of Corsets in the City. Ladies, call and examine my Buff Glove Fitting Corsets, and convince yourself that they are the bot fitting. The latest stylo of Iloopskirts. SKIRTS AS LOW AS SO CENTS AtlECE. aug2i tf H.

COHEN. AMERICAN WALTUAM WATCH S. The true value of Machinery applied to Watchmaking is not that by iU use watches are made rapidly, but that they aro made oorreotly. Very few people know why a Waltham Watch should bo superior to any other. In the first place, at Waltham the Watch is regarded as only a machine, to be constructed like any other mechanical principles.

If the watches are good, it is because the machinery ia good. Of course there must be no defeot in the principle or plan of the governmentno mistake in the sizes or shapes of the pieces of which it is composed nothing wanting in their properties, and no error in their positions. These points once thoroughly settled, it rests wholly with the machinery, constructed with infinite diversity of form and function expressly for the purpose, to produce the finished pieces. By means of multiplying gauges and mioroscopes, tests and inspection for the detection of wear in the cutting tools, and for faults and flaws in steel or stone are made to accompany the work in overy stage from beginning to end. As a nocossary rosult, the watoh goes together a perfect machine.

Every part is found to lit properly in its place. Every pin may be pushed till it pinches, and every screw turned home. Instead of a sluggish and feeble action, the balance even under the pressure of the lightest mainspring vibrates with a wide and free motion, and the beat bos the clear ringing sound always characteristic of the Waltham Watch. The machine is a timekeeper from the start. This system of watchmaking is unknown in foreign countries, and is entirely original with the Waltham Company.

The company elaim that by it they produce watches that cannot be equalled for every quality which makes a watch valuable. Simple in plan and correct in principle, tho movement is not only beautifully finished, substantial, accurate and cheap, but is uniform in the minutest details, not easily and when repaired always as good as new. There are different grades of finish in the different varieties of watches made by the Waltham Company, as there are different sizes and shapes to suit all tastes and means but every watoh that bears the genuine trade mark of ''Waltham" is guaranteed to bo a good one, and nobody need be afraid to buy it. EVERY WATCH FULLY WARRANTED. For Sale by all First Class Dealers in the United States and British Provinces.

For further information address the Agents, Hobblns Sc A.ppletoii, nov8 lmdw 182 BroaUway, N. T. BANKING HOUSE JAY COOKE NO. 20 WALL STREET, Corner of Natiau ttreet, NX YORK. We buy and sell at the most liberal current prioes, and keep en hand a full supply of GOVERNMENT BONDS OF ALL ISSUES, SEVEN THIRTIES.

and COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES, and execute orders for purchase and sale of STOCKS, BONDS and GOLD. CONVERSIONS. We Onvertthe several issues of Seven Thirties at the most favorable market rates into Five Twen ties, which, at present price of gold, yiold the holdor about one per cent, more interest por annum. Circulars with full particulars furnished' upon appli cation. may8 dawly JAY COOKE A CO.

FIFTY THOUSAND HEADS now clothed with massess of rich black and brown hair would, if they were unfortunately cur OFF from a supply of CRISTADORO'S DYE, bogin to TfJBN WHITE, red, sandy, and gray. Manhood and beauty, with the one defoct in their personal appearanoe reme died by CRISTADORO'S HAIR; DYE, rejoice in their good fortune, and recommend tt to all who require a perfect dye. Manufactured by J. CRISTADORO. 68 Maiden Lane, New York.

Sold by allDruggists. Applied by all Hair Dressers. mar9 dawlm (' Coljjato So Co'i GERMAN EH ASIVE SOAP rate oonsidered the STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE. Forsale by all grocers. myl3 dawly and take a was for Sent the 18 .1 we BENTINEIA FOB SAFETX.

There is in the blood an independent faculty of I sensation, which gives expression by pain and inflammation when foreign matters are present Hence pain and inflammation meanelf proteetion, are sentinels for the body's safety. Aid the blood by BRANDKKTU'S PILLS, to out foreizn mattws (imnritiej). and yonr pain. inflammation and sickness will be only an affair of few hours. Miss Consardin, of Reading, Schuyler 8oM N.

cured of contraction tf the arm of over a year's standing by less than a dollar's worth of BRAN DBBTH'S PILLS. The arm was entirely useless over a year. Principal Agency, Brandreth House, New York. Sold by all Druggists. mar9 dwlm IMfurx lsxa Celibacy.

An Essay for Young Men on the Crime of Solitude, and the Diseases and Abuses which create impediments to Marriage, with sure means of relief. in sealed letter envelope, free of charge. Address Dr. J. 8KILLIN HOUGHTON.

Howard As Philadelphia. Pa. jan29 dw3m i iBatohelor's Hair Dye. This splendid Hair Dye i the best in the world; only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous tints; remedies the ill effeots of bad dyes invigorates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or brcum. Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers and properly applied at Batch elor's Wig Factory, No.

Bond street. New York. ianll ly KEWVERTISEMErrS. For the Children. TUST RECEIVED A great variety of irnAno mYDo a dut.vu iinva TtrkT.T.fi RAILROAD CARS, and other playthines for the Children, at M.

ATFOREST'S, marlG tf Corner of Third and Walnut st THE TELEGRAPH Steam Job Printing EstabUshment, No. 36 and 3S North Third St, HAKRISBURG. Having just improved eur Job Department and supplied ourselves with a large assortment of PLAIN AND FANCY JOB TYPE, of the latest s'yle, and being in possession of Tbe Best Patent Job Presses are now prepared to execute tastefully neatly, and at the shortest notice and Printing for Merchants Printing tor Corporations Printing for Companies Printing for Everybody! SUCH AS Cards, Isabels, Bllllieads, Circulars, Handbills, Programmes, Paper Books, and in fact everything in the Printing line, either in English or German. NO HUMBUG. GOOD TIMES COMING AT 0.

Iloopes', So. 406 Market street, WEST SIDE, Boot in pavement. Leather is come down in prices, and so are boots and shoes. The undersigned wishes to inform the publio that he has not entered into the combination to keep up the priees of Boots and Shoes and Hats and Caps, But is prepared to furnish to the citizens of Harrisburg and vicinity the best article made out ol the best material, for the lowest cash prioes. He will furnish boots and shoes at the following prices, wnicn are lower than tneyan be naa elsewhere fine Calfskin Boots, pegged, home made, $4 50 fine ditto, sewed, home made, $6 50; fine French do, sewed, home made, $3 00 fine French do, pegged.

nomemaae, 4f uu; iiaaies uaiten. 91 iu; mens fine French calf, $6 00; coarse boots, home made, 1 50; coarse boo nailed shoos, home made, hog sole, $3 00; coarse balmorals. home made, $2 2f; city made fine boots, double sole, $4 50; high polish $2 503 00; ladies' glove kid. high polish, home made, $3 60; ladies' glove oalf balmorals, S3 3 50; ladies' French or kid morocco balmorals, S2 753 25; lasting gaiters, balmoral or Congress, $2 76493 50! extra high cut, polish bat, $3 50; gum shoes. 65o; ladies' gum shoes, 85c: carpet shoes.

75c: shoes for the dear little babies. 3035c: children's and youths' and boys' balmorals, very cheap. CO pairs Ladies Congress gaiters, at $1 00. All persons wanting boots and shoes hats and caps, trunks, carpet bags, walking canes, and umbrellas; also, a lot of jewelry. The above goods will all be sold at cost.

Also, pocket knives and albums; also, a large lot of other notions, pooket books. The abave goods shall be sold very cheap. Buyers will please follow tho crowd and you will be sure to get into C. HOOPES' cheap boot, shoe, hat and cap and notion store. No.

4C6 Market street, west side, marble boot in pavemet. E. H. CR0SSMAN. Salesman.

ALSO, a good white girl wanted to do general honsework. Good wages will be given her. A good coek preferred. Apply at the cheap store of marl3 O. HOOPES.

MITCHELL HAGGERTY, RETAIL DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF COAL. All Coal kept under Cover, and carefully freed from slate and dust before delivery. KINDLING AND CORD WOOD SUPPLIED. onicc Cor. Fourth and Chestnut; Box 244 P.

0. Harrisburg. AL80. WESTERN AGENTS FOR Coal Ridge, Beppller Locust and Schmocle white ash(Lorberry) marll 6m Gas Chandeliers for Hale. THE undersigned will sell, upon reasonable terms, FOUR 12 LIGHT GAS CHANDELIERS, formerly used in the Hall of the House of Repre sentatives.

also. Three liqht gas chandeliers, formerly used in the Senate Chamber. These ehandeltan nf Ii.v, bean rebronxed, are in first rate order, and have been thrown out of use in ooneequenee of adoption of a different method of lighting the eapitol. Apply to GEO. W.

HAMMEKSLY. Clerk of tho Senate, or to i JAS. Li. mSbFJUDGK, Clerk of the House of Representatives. Harrisburg, March 10, 1868.

Oil Over A XV W. W. JENHING3, Practital Moulder, D. STEVENSON, Pract'l Engr. Mackinitt.

J. X. BTOKVEB. JFranlrlin Iron Worhjs. Corner of Short and South Streets, HAKRISBVKO, PA.

MACHINE DEPABTMENT XaMVrACTUHS STEAM ENGINES AND MACHINERY. Particular attention paid to Repairing of Machinery, by day or night, at home or abroad. ALL KINDS OF BRASS WORK, PIPE AND FITTINGS ON HAND. Wrought Iron Pipe, Water Ganges, Steam Whistles, Cheek Valves, Governors, Steam Gauges, Cups, Shafting and Pullej s. Brass and Iron Cooks, Globe Valves, Gauge Cocks, Governor Valves, Safety Valves, Inj enters, Unions for Pipe, Etc.

Foundry and Ornamental Department Manufacture Cast and Wrought Iron Plain and Ornamental Balling. one hundred and seventy five new and beau tifulpatterns. Verandahs. Window Heads, Brackets, Settees. Tables.

Stands, Tree Boxes, Division Stalls, Rack and Feed Boxes for btables, eto. HOUSE FRONTS ARCHITECTURAL CASTINGS. Executed from any des'gn furnished, and have on hand a large variety of patterns tor BUILDERS' IRON WORK IN GENERAL. Wood Carving, Model and Pattern Making promptly attended to. JENNINGS.

STEVENSON 4 STOEVER. febzz tr Great Bash at C. A. Spicer' EXCELSIOR FURNITURE STORE, No. 114 Market street, Harrisburg, Pa.

NOTHER REDUCTION in the price of my large stock of Furniture. Wood Seat Chairs Rockers Cane Chajrs Bedsteads Cane Seat Rockers Marble Top Tables. 00 7 00 1 25 4 00 9 00 18 00 5 00 50 00 3 25 6 00 9 00 30 00 5 50 7 00 4 00 20 00 6 00 9 00 Breakfast Tables Mattresses Sinks Pofas 18 00 60 00 Upholstered Chairs, covered with hair cloth or rep 28 00 50 00 Pull Cottage Sets 30 00125 00 Bureaus 7 00 30 00 Large Cushion Rockers 13 00 25 00 Reception Chairs 19 CO 35 00 Lounges. 8 00 35 00 I am closing out my stock of WINDOW SHADES BELOW COST. ALL GOODS WARRANTED.

SECOND HAND FURNITURE BOUGHT AND SOLD. I have made arrangements with tne largest wholesale houses in New York city to supply my spring trade. A word to the wise is sufficient. Be sure to give me a call and yon will not go away without baying to your satisfaction. I will not be undersold by any furniture house in the city.

Don't forget the place No. 114 Market street, between Front and Second. C. A. SPICER.

marl8 lm Furniture and Furniture Coverings, FIRST CLASS NEW FRENCH STYLES. AT LOW PRICES, AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. G. L. J.

Tt. Kelty 447 BROADWAY. NEW YORK. Agents for De'aporte Co. WinMow Shades, CURTAIN TASSELS, GIMPS and CORDS, AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, AT KELTYS' CURTAIN STORE, 447 BROADWAY.

NEW YORK. Curtains, LACE, NOTTINGHAM, MUSLIN, Etc. LAMBREQUINS AND VALENCES. All kinds Curtain Materials at wholesale or retail. G.

L. J. B. KELTY mr21 d6m Importers, 417 Broadway. N.

Y. New Furniture! New Furniture I GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO BUYERS BARGAINS UNPRECEDENTED 1 Ensmingor Adams, Wholesale and Retail Furniture Sealers, Nos. 100, 102, 104 S. Second HAVE always on hand a large and varied assortment of all kinds of Furniture, comprising cnvif TETE A STUFFKD CHATRP. STUFFED ROCKERS.

LOUNGKS. MARBLE TOP TABLES, TABLES. BUREAUS. BEDSTEADS, WOOD and CANE SEAT CHAIRS. WALNUT and CU AMBER SUITS, MATTRESSES of all kinds.

and everything, in foot, that can He found in a well regulated establishment. Caning Chairs of all kinds done withpromptitude and satisfaction guaranteed. Furniture delivered to all parts of the city free of charge that sold out of the city carefully packed and shipped. Call and examine our stock of furniture and prioes, and judge for yourselves. marl7 tf The CELEBRATED natural BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES.

RnnntiAr fn'fnfcnnfuntnred nlasstts bv their Prat TT, coolness and hardness tending to improve and preserve the impaired eyesight correctly suited to the eye by E. FRANKLIN, OPTICIAN from Washington, D. C. rebate ana tne best ot ferxtcopxc uiaseee in Gold, Silver. Steel and Tortoise bhell Frames.

Microscopes. Opera (Haste; etc, at the lowest Pebbles and Glasses set in frames to order. WILL REMAIN ONLY UNTIL THE 1ST OE APRIL. in DEAN'S Drug Store. under Jones' Hotel.

Harrisburg. Pa. REVENUE STAMPS! U. H. Revenue Stamps, or ALL DENOMINATIOSS, Can be had In Quantities to Suit rurcnasers.

Discount Allowed on Purchases AT Bergner's Book Store, 225 Market Harrisburg, Pa. People of Harrisburg, ENCOURAGE HOME WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STORES. Call and'look at our immense stooK ot Motions. The locomotives puffed and coughed terribly when they brought in our Spring assortment. H.

GREGORY, Corner Seoond and Market street, mar23 tc Harrisburg, Pa. IVotloe to Farmerii. 3 THE manure at the Harrisburg Stock Yard will be sold by the load, or otherwise, at reasonable prioes. rnquireof m.m: V. A.

D11V Xr 'j At the Yard. marl4 6m Carwets, Carpets ENSMINGER ADAMS', corner of Sec nnH mil Chestnut street, is the place, to buy Imported. Wool. Dutch. Rag ana iiomp carpets.

them at lower prioes than can be purchased elsewhere. mari7 tf ALL and and the and cure the Is of and IT an the this to is Is Is i in of is it NEW APVESTIgZjglBaTji. DRS MLT0N PAN COAST (formerly efjkiladetphia) Have Located a Permanent OSee at the Penntylvania Houje, naxriibuTg, for the treatment of CHRONIC DISEASES BY INHALATION OF OXYGENIZED AIK, Which has been used with marked suooeas ia over i THIS remedial agent is entirely different in its composition and effeots from all other systems of treatment ever before used for tho ear of disease. Patients do not need to experiment with this treatment for months to whether they are being benefited, but the results are immediate, the OXYGEN being breathed directly into the Lungs thence earned at once into theblood. purifying invigorating every part of the system, and often giving the patient instant relief from the most distressing symptoms, Diseases of the Throat, Air Passages, and Lungs, cannot be eured by pouring medicine into the stomach, because medicines introduced into the system in this manner never reaeh the lungs effectively, but do injury rather than good.

AU thee diseases can be cured promptly and effectively by use of OXYGENIZED AIR, we have no hesitation in saying that we ean seventy five per cent, of Throat and Lang Diseases which are incurable by any and all other methods of treatment. This assertion is made on authority of otr 6.000 ediei of confirmed Cbn tumption which have been treated by this remedy. OXYGENIZED AIR applicable not only in the treatment of diseases the air passages but is efficacious in the cure of nearly every form of disease to which flesh is heir has never been used in any ease of any disease without benefit, IS THE ONLY REMEDIAL AGENT KNOWN Which will cure Scrofula. With it hundreds of cases of this fearful disease have been eured, notwithstanding the fact that it has baffled the skill of every known system of medication and has been pronounced by the most eminent medical writers incurable disease. Diseases of the HEART and ARTERIES, and NERVOUS SYSTEM are at onee relieved by troatinent.

It has power over ASTHMA, DYSPEPSIA, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, PARALYSIS, LIVER COMPLAINTS, KIDNEY DISEASES, ULUJSKAT1UNS, SKIN DISEASES, And all affectiongpesulting from an impure condition of the blood. Pains and Acheg in all Parts of the Bystem are relieved by this remedy, it being tbo only true pain killer. TO LADIES suffering from any disease peculiar their sex, we desire to say that our treatment is more efficacious for the relief of their difficulties than any other system of treatment practised, and free from the objectionable features of other system. Over 20,000 case ofthisclass of diseases have been treated by this remedy and never in a tingle instance without benefit. OXYGENIZED AIR the great universal tonic and vitalizino element, and promptly overcomes debility whether local or general and gives vigor and strength to every organ and tueue in the body.

OXYQENIZED AIR, not a medicated vapor, nor is it ntfrout oxide laughing gas), ner yet simple oatwenall of whioh lave beon tried and found wanting, but it it Oxygenized Air, a icombination of Oxygen and Nitrogen unknown to Chemists an artificial AIK richer in Oxygen than common air a combination perfectly agreeable to the patient, alvtuye salutary its euecis, auu an agem eurpaenng 111 iw i application and healing power, everything heretofore known, and we use it because we knots that it more efficient and permanent in its effects than any and all other remedies combined, for the treat Such as require medical treatment for any disease should call at our office and investigate the merite of this system of treatment before allowing themselves to be placed under any interior system of treatment, and they can then say with others, who have experienced the benefits of our practice, is a bliss to be free from pills and powder. Inquiries by letter promptly replied to and information cheerfully given. Patients can be treated at theirhomes, and at any distance. G. E.

ALTON, M. D. P. PAN COAST. M.

Permanent Ofiioe, Pennsylvania House. Office hours 9 A.H.to4r.x. jan3 tf FOB SALE. 12 Very Desirable Buliaing Lots J1 SALE. 4 located on Boas street, 4 located on Herr street 4 located on Two and a Half street.

For sale at reasonable figures, on terms within the reach of all buyers. For further particulars oall at the auction store, next door to the Court House, mai26 tf G.W.MEILY. 1 For Sale. SHELVING, withDrawers, two Store Tables and other articles, fer sale at less than cost. Inquire of Mr.

ZEIL, opposite the Bolton House. mar23.2527 3t, For Sale or A FIRST CLASS HOTEL, five story high, situated in business part of this city. Business last year, $40,000. For further information apply tO BAliWiR a AliLiramADI, Real Estate Agents. mar21 tf No.

5 N. Third Harrisburg. Pa. For Halo. 12 BUILDING LOTS, situated on Boaa atrflet.

between Third and Two and a Hall streets, on the most reasonable terms, if sold before the first of June, 1868. Apply to HARRY POTTI GER. Bolton's Hotol, or HARRY WALTERS, North Third street. mar 12 1 For gale or Bent, fpHE ROBERTS HOUSE, Pennsylvania JL Avenue. An excellent stand for a grocery or tavern.

Appl" to Ifeb21 tfj F. RAHTEtt. ITor Sale, 1 7 BUILDING LOTS, immediately below JL I the city, on the most reasonable terms. Apply to J.iMISif. or DANIEL BHEESLY.

jan28 tf For (Stile, NEW FRAME DWELLING HOUSES, near Bailey's rolling mill. Price, $1,000 each. Terms Une nan down, Daiance nve yearly pay nienta. Inquire of W. II S'BLE.

S' nov29 tf Harrisburg, Pa. For Sale. A NEW TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE and Lot: and also a fine building Lot. 45 by 100 feet, situated on the corner of Ridge Road and Har ris streets. Appiy on tne premises 01 aug31 tf THOMAS FORNEY.

Chestnut Hoards. JUST RECEIVED A choice lot of prime vhite Chestnut Boards. Also, Sawed Chestnut Posts, for sale by nov29 tf W. H. BIBLE.

4: Building: Lots lor Sale, CORNER of Reily and Penn streets; thre of the lots front on Reily street and one OA Penn street, each lot being 24 feet front and 72 feet deep. Apply to JOHN EEPPLE. jy20 tf State street, near Third. Lumber Lumber FOR SALE low for cash, wholesale and retail. A ohoioe lot of Ash from 1 ineh to 6 inches thiok; Cherry Boards, Poplar Boards and Plank.

18 inch Sawed Shingles, 24 inoh do do 26 inch Shaved do Plastering Lath, Bill timber, from 6 to 12 Inches square, 20 tc feet long. Chestnut Posts. Pine and Hemlock Jeists and Scantling, Pine and Hemlonk Boards and Plank. Ready worked Weatherboarding.Flooring.Wash boards. Moulding, Sash, Doors, Blinds and Shutters Window Frames, Ac.

Please oall and examine prioes before purchasing elsewhere. Yard st the Railroad, between State and South streets, Harrisburg, Pa. may? w. 11. eirL.K.

For Sale. THE cheapest Building Lots in the city. Only $300 for lots on Market street, within three squares of the Railroad Depot, each ot has two fronts 21 feet on Market street, and extends back, same width, to Baily street, from 150 to 160 feet. Also, a numDer 01 Aiots tronting on uauy ana other streets, laid out by the subscribers. Each lol has 20 feet front and extends back 150 feet to a 20 foot alley.

Price only $250. Thesttaation ot this ground is most beautiful, over looking the entire city and surrounding country, and although much elevated wniou maaes mo natural araimngs pei ioot, kuuu well water is easily obtained, at convenient depths. Taking into consideration all the advantages of this ground, its close proximity to the depot and business centre of the city, and the extreme low price at whioh It is ottered, purchasers are certain to realise handsome profits on their investment. The ground hss just been staked off and there are already a number of lots engaged. For particulars call at the law office of David Muinma.

333 Market street. CHARLES L. BAILY. apl3 dtf DAVID MUMMA. Trees, Trees! MISH, of the Kevstone Nursery, offers (as heretofore) all kinds of FRUIT, ORNAMENTAL AND SHADE TREES, at the lowest figure.

Satisfaction guaranteed. He does not send out "picture but shows waat lie has to sell, and naving no sii i he can sell lower than other parties. Give us a caU and seo our assortment. J. JttlfcU.

marlfi tf Flowers In Marltet. CHOICE FLOWERS, from J. KEP PLE'S green houses, every Wednesday and Saturday, during market hours, in lower house, inside, next to Roumfort bread stand. tf Roses, Roses. A CHOICE LOT, in bud and bloom, for sale at KEPPLE'S Greenhouses, comer 2 and Torster street.

Harrisburg. feMS tc CONFECTIONERY 1 Choice Confection M. A. FOREST'S fehtMf Cor. Third and Walnut it..