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00 p. m. 7.00 a. m. ii ta Philadel Lneer nrrihnr to Philadel phis and PottsvUle, ay man, via Keaaing Harrisbarf to Hew York HarrUourg to Lebanon, 1 Readlnc and PottsvUle Harrisbarf to Philadelphia sad Harrlsburf to Lancaster.

Col ambia, starlet Ul aac Bainbrldce HarrUbotg to Middle town Harrisburg to NewYork, Philadelphia and Lan TUltyT ill i Wa8T Harrlsburc to Altoona, ii i 4. way mall Harrisburg to Pittabiiru, Jobnstownand HoUldybnrf Altoo na, Tyrone, Phllips burs, Hantlngdon, Ulflin and Hewport. wnOTJT Harriabars to Lock Haven, way Harrisbarf to Lock Ha ven, jorgcj spnbarr. Harrisbarc to Waih lnctoa, O. Balti Wl 1 1 tmniinnrt.

nil SOUTH more, Md. Harrisbarf mail toai ashlng u. u. i Harrubarc to Baltimore, MOI ana Or V. B.

K. HarrUbnrK toCham bersbnrf, Shlppens bnrc Sewville. Car lisle and Uschaalcs 'J Harrisborc to Hagers town, way mail. A K. K.

HaiTUbara to Auburn, waysssiL. BTAOt HarrUWurg to daces Monday, Wed 11 anuarn. today and Friday All malls ars opened and distributed immediately on their arrlTal daring the day. Mails arrivlna at night are opened ana opened ai ready for delivery at half past six OLOCK A. St.

arani at six and a half o'clock A. H. and doses at eight o'clock P. M. and on Sundays at half past i seven and closes at half past nine A.

M. Money orders issued and paid, and registered letters woalyed and delivered, on week days, daring all bnol nesa hoars, excepting oa Saturdays, when the money order business will be closed at nve o'clock P. M. All mall matter mast be prepaid by stamps. Letter earriers will deliver all mail matter pan thronclumt the city when reanested so to do.

Three deliveries and collections of mail matter are made daily. GEO. BERONEK. P. M.

TOWN ANDCOUNTRY. SfEW, Erywheiie. The. Daily Telegraph Bteam Job Office prepared to fill orders for Fancy Lithoobaphic Business CABDS.gotten up in the most attractive manner, and of yariona designs, highly colored, and not only interesting but amusing. We invite all business, men to call at our office and see specimens.

dfcw tf 4 IIarper's Monthly for may, received at Bergrer's book fitore. just Our police are not overcrowded with "rbusinesa just now, as the citizens generally are on their good behavior. Advertising is the way to success, and the Telegraph is the best adver i tiling medium in Central Pennsylvania. We were pleased see the smiling of Col.t James Worrall on niw streets to day. river is still falling quite rapidly.

At ten o'clock this morning it was about eleven feet above low water mark. One vagrant appeared before the Mayor since our last report and was committed to. prison for forty eight hours. Repairing and repainting of residences in our city still continues, and a number nave been much improved In appearance in consequence. The list of applications filed at the Prothonotary's office for hotel and restaurant licenses, will be found in our advertising columns, it win oe od aeryed that it is quite large.

street sprinkler will soon be brought into service. We learn that its proprietor will call on our citizens dur ing the next day or two to see if they Tare willing to support the institution. i i tr Wm. Kuhn, of this city, has been reelected District Deputy Grand Master for the Southern District of Dauphin county, by the Odd Fellows' Lodges composing the district. Seventy five muskets and accoutrements were shipped to day, by the Ad latant General's Department, to Capt.

W. K. Burchinell, of the Huntingdon Xjlght in ran try, or Huntingdon. The Chicagoans are feasting on strawberries, green peas, new potatoes, cauli flowers ana asparagus, inai were grown in California. delicacies from the Pacific were brought in refrigerator cars from the Golden State to Chicago.

The Williamsport Grays have notified the Adjutant General's Department that they have organized and elected the following officers: Captain, Alfred H. Stead First Lieutenant, William M. Sharar Second Lieutenant, Bichard BT; Berryman. 1 'A further hearing was had before the Mayor last evening in the case of the party charged with cruelty to dumb animals, a notice of which was published in our columns yesterday. The defendant was discharged on payment of the costs.

We yesterday noticed the arrest of a man giving the name of George Hepner on supicfon of having stolen a horse and buggy, and of the fact that he acknowledged the theft but refused to give the name of the owner. It has since been ascertained by telegraph that Hepner hired the team from a liveryman named Thompson at Pottsville for a short drive and failed to return it. The prisoner was taken county to day. Obituary. The sudden death of W.

Kirk. of the vicinity of New Cumberland, and the prominent position he oeeupied in the community, as well as the many conflicting rumors afloat In regard to the sad occurrence, render it necessary that we give a more extended account of the melancholy event. On Thursday noon, the 14th Mr. Kirk left his home and proceeded to in better health than he nad enjoyed for some time. About 8 o'clock the same evening whil seated inthe parlor at his boarding house conversing; with some friends about business amurs, nis wire left the anart ment for a few minutes.

On her return she found Mr. Kirk standing near the door as if in the act of opening it, but already unable to articulate distinctly. He was immediately placed in bed and two physicians called, but, he was be yond the reach or human, skill, and peacefully expired about 3 o'clock on Friday morning'. Mr. Kirk was atone time a practical printer and worked in the same office with the present editor and proprietor of the Teleoravh.

After relinquishing the art preserva tive of all arts." he engaged in mercan tile pursuits, and for many years held the office of justice of the peace, being extensively engagea in settling up estates, surveying lauds, and in the prep aration of all manner of leeal documents; Such was his ability in this respect, that one oi uie nest lawj'ers in tne common wealth, and one, too, who. but a few years agto. occunied an influential nublic position, remarked that he never thought It necessary to examine naners nrenared by Mr. Kirk, because they were always oorreci, ue was an active ana aevotea friend of the cause of education, laboring assiduously to perfect our system of imblic instruction. He held the opln on that our public schools should be so graded as to furnish to the youth of the tate a course of instruction that would At them for entering any profession.

In his religious views he was decided, but not dogmatic, and adhering firmly to the faith and practice of the church of his choice, yet always courteous and kind to those who differed from him. An ardent friend of Sabbath schools, laboring steadily and zealously for their prosperity, long will church, school, and community deplore, his, demise. May all eschew his faults, for he was mortal, and emulate his many virtues. of Jno. H.

Brant offering i Brant's Fourteen car loads of German enii grants passed westward over the Penn sylvania railroad this morning. Cornplanter Tribe, of the of R. will hold a picnic on" Whit Monday, June 6. TiATtEs! runner nnr new advertise ments you will find something to inter est yOU. IjOOK lOr a.v Kolp's, in Market square, Cii See advertisement of T.

Ensming er, announcing an extensive sale of parlor, dining room and chamber furniture, on Monday next, in the lower market house, at 1 o'clock p. wr. The capitol grounds present a beautiful appearance, and will soon make a pleasant retreat for children with their games. Visitors are unanimous in the opinion that the capitol park is one of the finest they have visited. i in i i Court.

The regular April term, of Quarter Sessions Court will commence on Monday next. The list of cases is larger than that of the January term, but not as large as these of previous April terms. The most important indictments are for burglary, robbery, rape and arson. A number of cases of minor importance will be brought before the court. 5 Reformed Church (German).

Divine services will be held from the date of Sunday, 24th of April, in the Lecture Room of the First Reformed Church. (Chestnut street), every Sunday at 10 in the morning and 3 in the afternoon. The Sunday school will still be held in the Bchool room of the Odd Fellows' halJ, Second street, at in the afternoon. AUCTION. The auction of dress and other goods at the establishment of Simon No.

10 Market square, is continued every afternoon and evening, and many bargains have been obtained there by our citizens. A large assortment of the finest goods remains to be disposed of, and we would advise our readers to eall and be convinced. See the business item in another column. The First City Zouaves, at their meeting Inst evening, decided on Lancaster as the place for their target shooting on Tuesday, May 17. The grounds of the Scheutzenfest were selected.

A large number of our citizens will accompany the Zouaves on their excursion, which will no doubt be a pleasant affair. From our personal knowledge of the hospitality of the citizens of Lancaster, we predict for the Zouaves a grand reception, and the best treatment while In that city. tn Change. There is a change in the things we love. They have changed from, the old to the the change has not in every instance been an improvement in fact, we come to think seriously about many "of these changes are an confess to a weakness for old things) this may, perhaps, be owing to the fact that we are growing old ourselves.

Be that as it may, some innovations sicken us make us feel unpleasant in the re gion where that which is needed to sus tain our pnysicai vitality is stowea away. We do not now allude to the strange freaks of fashion to that abominable costume which makes a lady in full regalia look for all the world like a cat with a feather pillow tied on its back nor to what is more reprehensible still the latest cut of pantaloons for male.bipeds, though we never see a gentleman in tighta without being reminded of the fox that lost his tail i a trap and then endeavored to induce all his acquaintances to have their continuations cut ofT oh gardon us, we meant to say amputated, some young man, being scarce in material, had, from necessity, his unmentionables cut in the present style, and all his admirers have done likewise. This is but the evil of a season; and can be easily borne. But there are changes of a more grievous nature changes that must eventuate in the overthrow of civil liberty, of republican institutions, and inaugurate a reign of "titled dignitaries." There are even now but few men who do not possess, rightfully or otherwise, some handle to their Can you find plain John Smith? No; it's Prof. John Smith, or Dr.

Smith, or Rev. John Smith, 'Jphn Smith, etc. Why, in these days the man that teaches little urchins to drawl out, Two timet one are two, And two times two are four," To a long meter tune Is allowed to sport the dignified Professor before his cognomen. The enterprising Yankee who spreads over the country twenty the individual who "tames wild horses," and indeed all such useless things assume a title that, in the good old time oi our Doynooa, was roe synonym oi learning, wisdom, dignity and honor. No wonder a very learned man, a few days ago, requested the presiding officer of a literary assemblage not to call him Professor, alleging that he did not wish tne audience to regard him as a mounte bank, ao too in medicine.

Men who have never read a medical work, and who do not understand the most ordinary medical terms, write M. D. after their names. We know a man who, at ,1 a certain season or tne year, goes out and carefully scrapes the bark from the root of what rural folks call the "white walnut" scrapine upward that which he designs for an emetic, and vice versa that to be used as a purgative. In cases of typhoid fever he gives the eme tic first, and in measles, small pox, Ac, the purgative is first employed.

For ague he gives quinine and whisky and lor intermittent lever wmsky ana quinine. Many a man is deceived by the title. and employs the servicesof these mounte DanKs to tne detriment or nis iamiiys health, and many an one now sleeps the sleep that knows no waking, murdered through the ignorance of men claiming to be regular physieians, but who have never mastered even a medical dictionary. In the legal profession it is no better. The country is full of "attor counsellors." who have delved into legal lore no deeper than to i i i l.l.

x. i. De uuie munuuKuisu uuiwoeu fee buii ple and a fee well compounded. They never appear in court, Dut manage to eke out a living by attending to petty suits before village squires, who know a great deal more about law tnan do tnese pettiioroers. but tolerate tneir jargon as the easiest way to tret rid of such nuis ances.

Things were not so in the days of yore; Nor do we imagine that so ciety has been materially improved by tnese chancres. We do not wish to be understood as asserting that worthy representatives of these professions are not now as numerous as years ago. nor mattney have not made vaiu ble discoveries and greatly elevated tne standard, or qualifications," as pur school officers say. But there is not a well Qualified member nf nv nrnfipssion that does not deprecate the existence of tnese quacks. Something should be done to protect, not onlv professional men, but the community at large from the ravages of these pestiferous individuals.

To show the cunning and knav ery of these men, we cite an instance that occurred in an adjoining countv A short time since one of these traveling "doctors" called at a farm house and inquired "if there were any sick in the vicinity;" being answered in the affirmative, he at once set about working up a case with a skill that would do credit to a Government detective. In less than bait an Hour be was thoroughly ac quainted with the sick neighbors na ture the symptoms of his disease. Ar riving at the invalid's residence, he described to him so accurately every pain and ache with whioh wm ana is yet afflicted that the poor man thought his visitor was the greatest doctor that had ever visited those parts. The doc tor readily disposed of two small bottles of syrup, tnat probably cost him twentv five cents to manufacture, for three dol lars ana niiy cerns. remember well when this class of men was looked upon with distrust and suffered to remain about the house but a very brief season Chan are in these cases has not been im provement, and we long for a return of oiuen customs in tnis respect.

See advertisement In another column, hall at private sal. The street cleaners are busily engaged scraping the mud into heaps. We hope they wul be all removed before another rain or the labor will have been in vain. i Real Estate Agency. Messrs.

E.T. Postlethwaite Co. announce through our advertising columns that they have opened a real estate office at No. 3 North Third street, where they are pre pared to purchase and sell city property and farm lands on the most favorable terms also western lands. Persons de siring their services would do well to read their advertisement, and then cive uinem a call.

Attention is directed to the adver tisement of Jas. A. Montgomery ui uie xeimsyi vuiiia steam uyeing ana scouring establishment, in another col umn. Gentlemen whose suits need cleansing should take them there and have them thoroughly cleansed and scoured. Ladies' and children's car meats will also be cleansed and finished in good style.

They are also prepared to uo steam ayeing in an colors and on all fabrics. The prices have been greatly reduced, and satisfaction is guaranteed. Death of a Lutheran Clergyman. We regret to announce that Rev. H.

Stecher, of Hummelstown, died at his residence, in that place, yesterday morning, jtev. B. was a juutheran minister, and was probably better known than almost any of his brethren in the service, now living. Perhaps no Individual had a larger circle or arJ sonal friends than he, and have been instrumental in Jll good. The funeral will take place at half past nine o'clock on Saturday morning.

Bbeparations for the annual meet ing of the Pennsylvania in this city, on the 17th of May next, says the Lock Haven Republican, are pro gressing very finely. The committee of arrangements have assurances from Philadelphia, Pittsburg and many other portions of the State that full delegations will be present on this occasion. Major General Meade has signified his intention to be present, beveral bands of music have been engaged for the oc casion. Arrangements nave also been completed with the officers of the Philadelphia and Erie and Pennsylvania Central railroads tor excursion tickets for all who wish to be 'present. The meeting will be held in the Opera House, when an.

address will be deliv ered by Col. Wm. B. Mann, of Philadelphia. The Manufacturer's Journal and 5 its circulation.

two enter prising advertisers of the Journal will circulate through their agents in this State, Maryland and Virginia three thousand copies extra of this edition. Being prominent advertisers themselves they are interested in having every copy of the Journal go where it may be of some benefit. The regular edition of the paper is five thousand copies. Our subscribers are scattered in every State. We have made arrangements to distri bute gratuitously on all the important lines of railroad leading to and from this city daily large numbers of the Manufacturer Journal.

This makes it one of the most valuable mediums for advertising. We have only to add "a word to the wise," for they see its value and importance. Manufacturer's Journal. We are triad to see the Journal in such a prosperous condition. The editor being largely engaged in the manufacturing interests in this city is well fitted to conduct this important enterprise, calculated as it is to bring the manufac turing interests of our city before the people of the State and elsewhere.

We hope our manufacturers will see the value of this journal and give it their liberal support. For the Daily Telegraph The Pacific Coast Outward Bound. Massillon, Tuesday, April 19, 1870. Dear Telegraph: This morning at a Quarter past seven o'ciock we ar rived at the home of our father. We left Harrisburg yesterday with a heavy heart.

At the depot we tore ourselves away irom tne embraces or aear ones, and bade adieu to a few fast friends who were determined to see us to the last. The rain: coming down in torrents, and Ani inti1nr oil a fVsitew i vn nn1 oiron inv VUll lyAAUAA (111 IC1 AlWll (M1U CUlllgs added not a little to our depression, and this circumstance, taken in connection with the other, made our departure far less pleasurable than many other occasions which have occurred in our history. At Lewistown we were met at the depot by our special friend, Rev. J. B.

Baltzly, pastor of the Lutheran church at tnat point, ana naa coaxing availed anything, would have stopped with him for the night. But our face was set westward, and so, saying what TV 1TV1U3 DWUVU QIAS TTVU1U OUVIft and bidding him good bye. we proceeded onward. At Altoona we were much re freshed by a most excellent supper. "Mine host" there certainly does justice to his table, and.

udging from ourselves. the hungry passengers do justice to it also. it is a most splendid eating place, auu weu ueservra uie rcjiuiauuii ii enjoys. it Is not worth our while to say that the Pennsylvania Central is a "grand institution." Everybody knows this. It is not only its comfortable cars, and genueraeniy conductors ana rapia going that please tne traveler, but tne sense of security he teels as soon as be seats him self behind one of its engines.

We can hardly account for it, yet the moment we mount its train we reel safe. And even when you pass over that sublime portion of the road, stretching across the Alleghenles, and look down its deep preelpices. you look in defiance upon their yawning gulfs that threaten every moment to swallow you. Of course the knowledge of a well laid track, faithful watchmen, wide awake engineers and sound cars, does much to contribute to wards this sense of security. The renn sylvan ia Central is a wonder.

It Is an achievement which evinces how com pletely human mind and hand are the masters of huge natural obstacles. At Massillon we stop over one train, and as the time for our departure is near at hand, we must take an unceremonious leave, of von. We nroceed to Chicago at 2:40 this afternoon. We will write more as we go. Adieu.

ii. iSTELIilNO, VViVTVTU.ATI AMIVA till lrro I M. sponsible man in each countv of East ern Pennsylvania, to act as an agent for the old Mutual JUlfe insurance company, of Hartford, Conn. To good men (those with experience preferred) liberal wages will be offered. Address, with reference, WM.

jj. tyler, uenerai Agent, Harrisburg, Pa. IjIotjoks sold by W. S. Snyder, in Canal street, near Walnut, are celebrated for their purity; hence it is to the interest of buyers to procure their sup I C3 I 1 piles iroui jur.

warrunui iiih liquors to give satisfaction. ap20 3t A 00UGH, GOLD 0B SORE THROAT. Requires immediate atten tion, as neglect often results in an incurable lung disease. Brown's Bronchial Troches will almost invariably give instant relief. For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Consumptive and Throat Dis eases, tliev have a soothing enect.

SINGERSand PUBLIC SPEAKERS use them to clear and strengthen the voice. Owiutr to the irood rpi iiitaf ion and DOD ularity of tke Troches, many worthless and cheap imitations are offered, which are good 'for nothing. lie sure to obtain trie true BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES SOLD EVERYWHERE. novl9 CITY NOTICES. 'O.

Im. UOWMAN la their dlf position to reduce stock until the first of May, are putting out bargains to purchasers th would astonish those persons who are notfamlllS with the great deoline In prices. COME AT ONCE FOB BARGAINS" to tbo Southeast corner of FRONT and MARKET STREETS, HARRISBURG, PA. THBO'BBLUf PATENT HOP AHD BEU8H H0LDEB. THE HOUSEKEEPER'S FRIEND By this new and simple larentloB a lady ea Sentbaer floor or Mop up hr oU elotk without oiling BW dree la the leatt.

It waftee windows, celling sad wall, aad reaefcee nnder Ud wit the utmost facility. This useftal article will cost you but a tbivlb, aud when you have had one a weeK.you would not be without uior lan or, as a lady remarked who had used it few weeks, "I had as sooa be without my selssors as my jtiwHoiDuF Read the following 1st. It holds Armly any sis ScruliWag Bfusn. 3d. It holds our New ImproVed Slop, the beet In use warranted to gtr perteotsatisfaotloa.

8d. It holds our Kew Improved wusa, that ean be used ta hot or cold water for wash ing Windows, BUnds or JJouMiOgs." Used dry for cleaning off paper and cornices around rooms. Admirable for hall windows. 4th. It holds our New Sweeping Brusn.

or Carpets, or any Mad of wfoplag, it ttpwioi to anything ever used. 6th. For holding aWHiTU WAS Baosu superior to anything erer sold, and Is weu worth double Us retail price to aay family for this use alone. y' 'J I Our Brushes being mads of Tinned Wire rill not rut; therefore cannot eome to pieces. We recommend our Brushes as the boat.

Honiskespers will be delighted with the econ omy in the use of the above articles, making do. mesne labor pleasant and agreeable. With the Holder, your homo will bo complete. For sale at Thi HouiiiVBiiiniio DiroT, aprao to or. Second and Walnut U.

SEW O'llfDES i new nilVTISS I The most delicate, azaulilta and (rasrrant perfume known; the fragraaee of this perfume is so ueueate tnat it taxes oniy two or throe drops to perfume a handkerchief. Price, 2S and ets. It ean be found only at E. F. KUKKEL'S Modi cine Depot, No.

too Market square, en corner op. pome me joaes uouse. apiv at rJTJST RECEIVED, A LA.RQE STOCK FRUITS AND CONFECTIONERIES at m. w. billm an'b, Next to Brant's Hall, 88 Market street.

Excelsior Prise Bozos for ssle, wholesale and at M. W. BILUCAN'S, No. t90 Market street, apl9 tf sTJNKKVS OEi.EBBA.TBD PAIN e3' 8Luh.TEB is guaranteed to cure Rheumatism, Sprains. Bruises, Pain in the Back or Side, svtanvj ssa AttTvr vtmrnmrnm.

vjspspeM, amwiui Toothache. Neuralitla. Spinal Affections, bad Conghs and Golds, Piles, Asthma, Ao. iVHOi veatu Price, 01 per bottloaad guaranteed by the Proprietor, e. P.

KUNKEXi, No. too Market square, oa corner opposite the Jones Hotel. apls st VICTORIA REOIAI VICTORIA RB aiA 1 For beautifTlns: the comnlexioa. eradicating freckles, eruptions, sunburn, tan. DioiOB.es on tne iaeo.

his tae most eKtraoraiuary and delightful toilet article erer Prloe. Toe per bottle, and can bo had only at E. F. KUNKEL'S Patent Medicine Depot, No. 800 Markot square, on ooraer opposite the Jones Hotel.

aprl dst SlsMsl" THE MAQIO OOMB WILL COLOR rar or sandy hair a permanent brown or blsok, thAt will notfado nor grow dim. Oct a comb at B. F. KONKSL'S Patent Medicine De pot, ho. sso Market square, on corner opposite tne ones stott the full Hue of Joaes Hoteli there you can got at all times Patent Hedlelaes.

As Mr. Kan kel deals direct from the smaaufaoturers you will always be sure to got the genuine articles. Re member toe number splWt I I5EIY. LATEST TYf4, a .0 th FRAMES, FRENCH FLOWERS 1 RIBBONS SABHES; BOWB, i .1 SWITCHES, CHIGNpNS. ETC.

The Latest Style Prwnptty "tfecetved. SU.n' MATS OS ALL OOLsMti AifD Sit APES. MBS. MATHBfi; 202 North Qwoad mart daas rodapU White Iron Front. KTJNKEX.

OO. Hare reduced their entire stock of Goods, and are now selling a groat many brands of goods as cheap If not cheaper than they were sold before the war. SPRING DRESS GOODS. BLACK AND AHOY SILKS, PLAIN, PLAID 4 STRIPED MOHAIRS, PIQUES, PERCALES, AC. SH AWLS i SHAWLS! Embracing the novelties of the season la RISTORIS, ADELINAB, ARABS, AC.

LA0E 0URTAIN GOODS. Wo haToJuat received an elegant assortment of Nottingham Curtain Goods which we will sell at prices to suit all. They rate from cents to $1 86. Wo have In addition to the aboVo a full Une of DOMESTIC QOOJyQASSSSS, Which will be found full at all times and at prices thaucannot be undersold. KUNKBL A CO apU dto 811 Market street.

JUST RECEIVED, A NBW AND COM PLETE assortment of Drugs, Medicines and Fancy Goods at the mock Drug store. decU rodapMem lOO DIFFERENT STYLES IN Bonnets and XXatts, now open, at MBS. J. WAGNER'S, corner of Fourth and Markot. An invitation to all.

marst to IBM" MONEY PACKED IN EVERY PACK A.QE. I have Just received an invoice or Kllllokinlok Smoking Tobacco, put up In two ounce packs. Every pack contains money. Try it. JOHN C.

HERMAN. Sole Acent. mart tf Harrisburg, Pa. tjST OILCLOTHS. A LARQE STOCK OF nil widths, iust nMlml.

ihum oKt.v will be found several pieces good Imitation of i i marble patterns. Gall and see thorn while the stock is full at YiaSTGST'S. Corner of Second and Pine streets, Harrisburg Pa. marS Sm radma.r2i tVT WALL PAPER AND DECORATIVE iAfK hanqinos, the latest styles. DX.xvjls,0Jt BOYD'S, saaraei square, a oooro etlow Jones House.

tuvara tc Mattbesses, Plltows Mid Bolsters, at Corner Second and Pine street. marS Sm A FULL STOCK OF COUNTER CAN too largest assortment ever of (kpra dtT BATrOKD. I msjlH" NECTARINES, nj BLACK DATES, in. nos, RAISINS, "PRUNES, and BATFOXD8. ORANOES, At LEMONS aprt dtf GET THE BEST! Persons desiring PXOTtJRES of themscivos or their friends, should call at NEXT DOOR TOTHE' COURT HOUSE, where they can get THE BEST to bo obtained la the Capital.

All pictures taken are warranted Sire satisfaction. 4syDont forgot the place, in Wycth's boildlnW, hxt to the court house. apl dte MEW YORK 'sTi. I has just arrired from New York with Urge and Ploudld assortment of SPXINO and STJlf MBB MILI.TNERY. Call and see.

nar34 NOTIONSt NOTIONS Via notions: Anew, largo, and Splendid assortment of No tlons and Fancy Goods. I hare just returned from the East with full Une of goods, which will he sold at prices to suit the times. The stock consists of MOURNING, BUTTONS, EMBROIDERED. TRIMMINGS. LACE.

LACES, SILK, HAIR NETS. CORSETS, HEM STITCH and a variety of other HANDKERCHIEFS. An Immense lot of Ladles' Chignons, Switches and Hair Plaits. Ribbons, Btoek and Colored Velvets, Sash Ribbons, dlee' and Gents' Bows. Also a floe assortment of jut jswimt, bsacbxkts, Sluuvb Buttons, Ncki.aoi, i Rnres x''i.

V. tMAtuo. r.3 PoOMT.BOOkSj WALUTS, PUBBUS, SATCntS, Hair, Clothes and Tooth Brushes. A full lino or Ladles', GenttP and Children's Hosiery, Collars and Cuffs, and a variety of other articles, too numerous to mention. AH of which ean bo had wholesale and retail at H.

GREGORY'S, aprt tc N. W. cor. Second and Market Ms. MJSS HARRIET KATJFFMAN, SO.

917 MARKET STREET, Opposite UoPostoltteo. The return from New York of Miss H. Kaufman invites the attention of our lady readers to a gorgeous selection of the very latest stylo of SPRING GOODS, comprising BONNETS, ff jj HATS, FRAMES, LADIES' CAPS, VEL "sT VET RIBBON, Laee Collars, Handkerchiefs, Nets, Necklaces, Fancy Fringe, Hair in the latest stylos, Jewelry In great variety. Also, a large assortment of Dolls, Ac. With a desire to please, public patronage Is respeetfuUT Invited.

i 7 a marutte IW IMPORTANT TO PERSONS CLEAN ING HOUSE. Wall Paper hung on White washed Walls, without seraplng, by i BERGrSTRESSER A BOYD? snarai tc 7 Market square. JOHN C. HERMAN. 2S North Third SltTreet.

(COLLEGE BLQCK), HAS THE SOLE AGENCY FOB THE CELEBRATED EILLIKINICK SMOKING TOBACCO. Money in Every Pack. 0BDEBS PBOMPTLY ATTENDED TO. "A largo assortment or Chewing; and Smoking Tobacco, Segars, Pipes, Ac, 4c, at the very lowest wholesale prices. marlO te IMMENSE SLAUGHTER a 918,000 WORTH OF CHOICE SILKS ii r' d'i SHAWLS, FIHE DBESS GOODS IT0TI0NB, rt j.

PUBS, 4 i I CLOAKS, TJNDKtl 5 THE HAMMER I THE ENTIRE STOCK MUST BE SOLD; TO CLOSE THE BUSINESS. THE PEOPLE BUYING AT THEIR OWN PRICES. Put jp in Patterns, which git os the Consumer the Mraniage oi ouying juii wast wey neoa. Everybody should attend the sales EYEBY APTEBK00U AHD EYEHINQ, J(0. apri tf 10 MARKET SQUARE, SIMON WtLER.

SPRING MILLINERY. Just received the latest styles In SPBINCr MILLINERY, Also a Ane assortment of Fancy Goods, at xi. mSc m. rr. xxawiGr.

marn te io North Third Floor, Stair and Table Oil Cloths, netfpatterus.ofall widths, just received, at Second and Pine streets. mar8 3m Furniture for every apartment of the house at mgsts, Corner Second and Pine streete. mar8 3m i Oil Cloth, Select atieortment, at A BOYD'S. 1IEBCIIAIVTS' LINE. CHANGE OF LOCATION.

ON AND At TKK MOTS DAY, APBILi nth. Merchants Line will receive and deliver their freight at the new and spacious depot of tho Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company, Front and Willow streets. This arrange ment win enable us to receive freight one hour later each aeiiverea at Harrisburg earlier aut morning, than any of the Market street depots, wrajrs." auin otree Houses. liver to Front and Willow Street Depot. anS dtf WAU OWERAROl i .1.111 OHRER.

GEM MILL, WALNUT AND SECONJL) (Successor to OEMMILL ft QUIQLETJ a NEW Biwii utr tiUUDS JUST a arrtveuat UKMMILL'S apl dtt WOMEN'S LASTING AND MOBOO00 AND ALL OTHER KINDS jturts and Shoos ean befound In great variety at w. JUSSlLiX Hm uour uii curusr next l) uourt nuuH. dtf For 8a I a IRON RAILING WITH POSTS rV and sate, all complete, 12X18. For price, eall on Mr. J.

BARNES, Supt. ofMt. Kalma Cemetery, win ue poia i a Bargain, apio at ftsrr Malaga WrabI; TAUinnma. HEW ADviiUTI5E5IE3fTO. Office of FISK HATCH, BANEEE3 AND DEALEES IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, No.

fi Nassau New York, February 15th, 1870.1 I rui avr Tho remarkable success which attended our negotiation of the Loans of the CENTRAL PA OIFO RAILROAD COMPANY and the WESTERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, and tbo popularity and credit which these Loans nave maintained la the markets, both In this country Ud shown that tho First Mortgage Bonds of wisely located and honorably managed Railroads are promptly recognised and readily, taken as tho most suitable, safe and advantageous form of Investment, yielding a more liberal income than ban hereafter be derived from Government Bonds, and available to tako their place. i jj f.fv Assured that, In the soloction and negotiation superior Railroad Loans, we 'are mooting a great public want, and rendering a valuable serviceboth to the holders or Capital and to those great National works of internal improvement whose intrinsic merit and substantial character entitle them to the use of Capital and the confidence of asNwatoss we now offer with special eonadeaeo and satisfaction the i FIRST UOBTQAOE BOITBS i Ohesapeakfl and Ohio Bailroad Oompany. i "4 Tho Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, connecting the Atlantic coast and the magnificent harbors of tho Chesapeake Bay with the Ohio River at a point of reliable navigation, and thus, with tho entire Railroad system and water transportation of tho groat West and Southwest, forma tbo additional Es and Wont Trunk Lino, so imperatively demanded for the accommodation of tho Immense and rapidly growing transportation between the Atlantle seaboard and Europe on tho one hand, and the groat producing regions tho Ohio and! Mississippi Valleys on. the other. Tho lmportaaeo of thla Koad sta a new emtio from tbo West to tho.

magnlflos It into one of national 'consequence, Insures to It an extensive through traffic from the day of Its completion while. In tho development of tho extensive agricultural and mineral resources of Virginia and West Virginia, it possesses, along Its own lino, tho elements of a largo and profitable local business. i Mi' Thus the great interests, both general and local, which demand tho oomplotlon of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad to the Ohio River, afford tho a rest guarantee of Its luecsss and value, and render It tbo moat Important and anb tantlal Kalla oad enterprise now In pro Stroma in tnla country. Its superiority as aa East and West route, and tho promise of aa immense and profitable trade awaiting its oomplotlon, have drawn to It the attention and co operation of prominent Capitalists and Railroad men of this city of sound Judgment and kaowa integrity, whoso connection with li, together with that of eminent cititens and business men of Virginia, and West Virginia; ln nree energetic, bonorablo and ane eeeafnl msnsgsment. i Tho Road is completed and la operation from Richmond to tho celebrated White Sulphur Springs of West Virginia, 217 miles, and there remain but 300 miles (now partially constructed) to be completed, to carry It to tho proposed, ter minus on tho Ohio river, at or near the mouth of tho Blf Sandy river, 150 miles above.

Cincinnati, and 30 miles below Pittsburg. Lines are now projected or In progress through Ohio and Kentucky to this point, which will con nect tho Chesapeake and Oblo wltb tbo entire Railroad systems of the West and Southwest, and with tbo' Paclfle Rail Its valuable franchises and superior advantage will plaoe tho Chesapeake aad Ohio Railroad Company among the rlohest and most powerful and trustworthy corporations of tho country and there exists a present value, in eom pleted road and work done, eojnal to tbo entire amonnt of the ssort The details of the Loan have been arranged with special reference to tho wants of all classes of investors, and combine tho various features of convenience, safety and protection against loss or fraud. Tho Bonds are In denominations 1.O0O, aOO and SIOO. i They will bo issued as Coupon Bonds, payable to bearer, and may bo held In that form or Tho Bond may be rtgUlered In tho namo of thi owner, with tho coupons remaining payable to bearer attaohed, tho principal being then trans ferable only on tho books of tho Company, unless reassigned bearer or Tho coupons may bo detached and cancelled, tho Bond mado a permanent Registered Bond, transferable only on tho books of tho Company, aad tho interest made payable only to the regis tered owner or hit attorney. The three dosses wilt be known respectively as 1st.

Coupon Bonds payable to Bear ed. Ratstred Bonds with Coupons attaened." i. 1 "BclsterMl Bonds wlln Coopons etotaehod. and should bo so designated by Correspondents in specifying tho class of Bonds desired. They have thirty years to ran from January 16, 18T0, with Interest at six per cent, per annum from November 1, I860.

Principal and Inter est payable in gold In trie eity of New The Interest Is payable in May and November, that It may take the place of that of the earlier Issues of Five Twenties, and suit the convenience of our friends who already hold Central and Western Pacific Bonds, with Interest payable In January and July, and who may desire, In mak ing additional Investments, to have their Interest receivable at different seasons of the year. Tho Loan Is scoured by a mortgage upon the entire Une of Road from Richmond to tho Ohio River, with the equipment and all other property and appurtenances conneoted therewith. A Sinking Fund of 0100,000 per annum Is pro vlded for tho redemption of the Bonds, to take effect one year after tho completion of the The mortgage Is for 118,000,000, of which $2,000, 000 will bo reserved and held in trust for the re demption of outstanding Bonds of the Virginia Central Railroad Company, now merged In tho Chesapeake and Ohio. a i Of the remaining (13,000,000 a sufficient amount will bo sold to complete the road to the Ohio river, perfect and Improve the portion now In operation, and thoroughly equip the whole for a largo and active traffic. Tho present price is 80 aud a 'trued Interest.

A Loan so amply secured, so oirefully guarded and so certain hereafterto command a prominent place among the favorite seourtttes in the mar kets, both of this country and Europe, will be at once appreciated and quickly absorbed. Very FISK HATCH, Bankers. P. S. We have Issued pamphlets containing full particulars, statistical details, maps, etc.

which will bo furnished upon application. ST We bar and sell Government Bond. and receive the accounts of Banks, Ban en. Uorporatlona and otters, subieot to oheck at tight, and allow interest on daily i tha dlwst, NO. 4 MARKET SQUARE, HAVE OPfiNED ANOTHER LOT OF THOSE NEW which" they arFpreparedto iisil 'an') ft BLACK ALPACAS s'ii ht istrris i full'; line ixt T9 KEEP BLACK AND i PPFER AT EXCEEDINGLY LOW UkE MOHAIRS ACCORDANCE With the.

late EINX30LD. THE BEST ASSORTMENT OP FANCY SILKS AT ftBEATIiY ftGDIJCKO PRICES. 9 J. r.i OURNI IN ALT 4. 1 j.

THEIR MOURNIN VARIOUS BRANCHES. A CO.TIpif.ETK ATOCIa J. LINENS Vines dahask; LINENS 3 i' y.Cy, iiken L1NEM SniRTItffiS Linen crumb clotb. a it ii At ratel moch below i. i mil I.lVEG,0 I WHITE PIOIIES.

I FRENCH MVms. FRESCH 086lNDf8( JACONETTY. NAINS00K8, A PVLL LINE, 3 l4 3. HANDKERCHIEFS, SHIRRED iU OF LINENS! SHEETWCS, UlfEW PILL01V CASINGS, TOWELS AND NAPKISS; HANDKERCHIEF anything touched tince 1S61. MDiLns, ALEflKNNE, DOTTED SWISS, PLAID MCSLLVS, STRIPED WW I TWILLS, ITOSTERT, QLOVBS, AND (X)RSKTS xA 4, apio d3m redap2 Button I Just; arrived an elegant New style Lasting Button Shoe lor womea andesmlss, at tJUU.

0.W.Htt3II.T, i "First door on corner next to Court House. apria tm NOW IS' THE TIME! TO PLANT SHADE TREES, 'v a. Mm A AXfJJjf EVERQREeN TREES le. GET THE ORT THE BEST!" Send your orders to tho Keystone Nursery." 1 apia dtr j. wiaii.

SCHdYLKI liL AND SUSQUr HANNA Hallroad com pan v. Office. 237 S. Fourth Street. Philadelphia.

April 11th 1870. i no annual meeting or thi company, and an election stockholders of this for President and six managers, win laite niece at tne oraee oi me i place company on Monday, the 2d day of May next, at 13 O'CIOCK at. ALBERT FOSTER. ap9 dtmayS Score ary COAL, IRON AND OIL; i i AN INTERESTING AND Instructive book, axnlalnlnsr the sreolnirv formation of Goal, Iron and Oil, with general irlptlons of the coal fields, and Iron and do trolenm districts of the world, to which is added an appendix containing statistics of the differ. oat productions, and imparting; other useful in lormauon.

jsmneMisnea witu numerous maps and engravings, in one large octavo volume ot over 800 pages. Price 7 20. For sale at xSJUMjrnxUl'S BUUS. SIUKE, marlT tf 225 Market street. AGENTS WANTED FOR THE PHYSICAL LIFE OF WOMAN.

TWENTY FIFTH THOUSAND NOW REIDY. BT C1EO. BT. SAPUETS, Sf. I.

The most remarkable success of the dav. Ia selling with unprecedented rapidity. It contains what every Man and Woman ought to know, and few do. It will save much suffering As the only reputable work upon the single and married life, It Is earnestly recommended by Prof Wm. A.

Hammond, Prest. Mark Hopkins, Rev. H'y Ward Beeoher, Dr. Busunell, Mrs. R.

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Eastman, etc. Being eagerly sought for, the Agent's work is easy. Send stamp for pampniet, to. jtrAJ. niavjiiLAo, ruDiisaer, 710 Sansom street, Penn 'a.

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OLIVER DITSON 277 Washington Boston. CHAS. H. DITSON 711 Broadway. Now York.

ap RASKKBs AS I) liEAUUS GOVERNMENT SECIWITIESI. Union and (Antral PacicttcR. R. First Slortgage flonils, no. 40 soura third trebt, TUY, SELL AND EXCHANGE ALL A issues of TJ.

8. Uoada, On tbo most reasonable teruu. 1 i. 0old Bought and Sold at Market Batao. COUPON3 CASBEO.4 Stocks bousht and sold oi oom mission oolj.

A ooaaU rooetved andinUro al'owed on daly bal aaasc. subject to oheck at.slsbt, decfl dswi hi ir m. a mm i i GroocLs, VERY CHEAP. XQXTRA FINE PEACH TREES, AT BIO per hundred, at the Keystone Nursery. j.MISft.

ITriRERAlLmo.WlreOuards tffiT Inn for stor Fronts, A J'M SSL Iron Bedsteads, Wire Webbing for Tl ii i Sheep and Poultry Yards; Brass nd Iron wire Cloth Sieves, Fenders, Screens for Coal. Ores, Sand, Ac; Heavy Crimped Cloth for Spark Arresters Landscape Wire for Windows, Papermekers' Wires, Ornamental Wire Works. Every Information hy addressing the manufacturers, M. wat.kek SONS, No. ii North situ.

Philadelphia. t'eb4 ly Fresh Groceries. EVI GRAY ANNOUNCES TO THE public that he has taken Buck's old stand, at No. 306 Market street, where he has on hand a full stock of FRESH GROCERIES and everything belonging to his Une of business. Ho has just returned from the Eastern cities with a full line of Ksl rmy and a large assortment of all kinds of Groceries, to which the attention of the public is invited.

Remember the place No. 305 Market street, aplg dtf rPHE HAND IN HAND MUTUAL Life Insurance Company wants a number of arood Agents; also, a good Oeneral Agent for Pittsburg and vicinity, also a Oeneral Agent for the German counties of Pennsylvania. AddreBS Home Office, No. 112 South Fourth street. Philadelphia dtw4w TIT" A ArTTT'Ts TRAVELING AND AIM 1 lLlU.

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Domestic Corsets, Madame Foy's Skirt Supporter Corset, Circnlar Oore Corsets, Cantbreakem Corset Clasps, Corset Whalebones, CtsMta AST 'T 1 1 I 1 iud, .1.1 uftl 1 1 i in vAJimra uu Cuffs, Ac. Hoop altlrti springs, 50 springs, sospnngs, ta cts. Misses from to 00 cts. French corsets 41 lor the boat: do mestic Corsets as low as 66 cts. to 1.

The ladies are partlculf rly Invited to call and examine the new style of Shaker Hoop Skirts. LADIES, LOOK HERE SOMETHING NEW! Just manufactured, a flneIost or BUSTLES, BON TON AND EMPRESS PANNIEKS. to which your special attention Is Invited. i Just recelvedfa full supply of Gent's, Ladies' and Children's 'Woolen an.lilerino Underwear at the very lowest New Yort prices. Lad es Bibbed pair for 26cts.

a line llne of La dies' Kid Qloves from 1 to 1 88 Laee and Linen Handkerchiefs and Collars in greatj irarietv all kinds of Notions In my lire; fine quality at fow Mlco i Old Skirts repaired and made asgood as new Come one, come all and convince your augia redoctg ly i BAPTISE HYMN BOOKS, 4fffi? JAM. Vq'.