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yAlLY TELEGRAPR HARRIS BURG, SATURDAY. JUNE 30. 1877. Excursion to Philadelphia. The Pennsylvania railroad company will isBue Fourth of July excursion tickets to Philadelphia and return from tbla city, and all stations in the county, good on any taain on July 3, 4, ana and to return until July 7, inclusive, at $2 50; children not twelve years of age, half price.

This is a decidedly cheap excursion, and will no doubt be tatftn advantage of by many of our citizens. Notice to Taxpayers. There will positively be no abatement on city and water taxes after Monday, July 2d. SCATTERED POINTS. Glorious growing weather.

This is the last day of June. Corn will soon be ready to tassel. The great raid on the baas will soon commence. Tire preserving season has been rainy inaugurated. High heeled shoes are again being worn by our fashionably dressed females.

Our country exchauges are makicg the announcement paper next Oar markets were well attended to day. In another column our weekly quotations will be found. Many of our citizens will avail them selves of the cheap excursion rates to Philadelphia next week. Perfumed fans are now manipulated by the ladies, and when they sllr the air there is richness all around. Messrs.

Early KiBzer have sold property in the last three weeks to the amount of $10,150. Arrangements are being made for a fantastic parade on the Fourth of July by the young men of West Harrisburg. As the Fourth of July is a legal holi day those who have business with the banks would do well to remember that they will be closed on that day. The Hope fire company requests all members who intend going on the Fourth of July excursion, to report at the hose house by Monday evening. Garden stuff now in its prime for table consumption.

Peas, beans, radishes, onions, lettuce, asparagus, are abundant. New potatoes, of home growth in a few days. A dispatch from PittsDurg states that Messrs. Butler and M'Conaughy, rail road temperance workers, of that city, will be here and attend the railroad temperance meeting in the court house, to morrow nigut. The Secretary of the Odd Fellows' Life Insurance Company will be at his office in Bergner's building this even ins and the evening of Tuesday, the 3d of July, to receive assessment due upon the death of S.

B. Steinmetz. Personal. General Anderson, of Louisiana Returning Board fame, passed though the city, eastward bound, yesterday, on the Pacific exprees. Passed Through.

The Editorial association of New Jersey passed eastward over the Pennsylvania railroad this morning at 9.40 en route for their homes. The Crop3. The farmers generally report a good prospect for large crops this season. In some sections the hay has been damaged somewhat by the recent rains, but the crop is reported as being as large as uaual. Large Funeral.

The funeral of Dr. A. D. Rutherford took place at half past ten o'clock this morning from the real denca nf his mother, ou Front street below Market, and was largely attend ed by his relatives and friends. Mayor's Court.

The array at the Major's levee this morning was rather slim, only one tramp and two iaebriates puttiDg in an appearauce. The former and oue or the latter were discharged while the other wa recommitted for ten dajB. Improvements. Severil new frame buildings are btiDg erected on Reily street near Ridge avenue. A two story brick back builiiiDg has been erected on Broad street below Third, in the rear of Ueas Grove's dry goods establish ment.

Hoa Cholera We are informed that the bog cnolera has made its appearance In the vicinity of Camp Hill, Cumberland county, and for some days past a number of fine porkers have died from its attacks. The hogs tat heartily aud in a few moments after are seized with convulsions and die. Will be Present. Jaa.M'Crea,Esq., Superintendent of the Middle division P. Wm.

B. Wilson, Thomas W. Bufflngton, and other prominent railroad men will be present at the temperance meeting for railroaders at the court house to morrow evening, and assist in tbe organization of tne Railroaders' Tempei a ace Association. Accepted the T.T TY.n Odd FeltowsX Hall Association, atj meeting held last evening, accepted a proposition of the United Amment for the purchase or tnb'd the erty, on Locust street, aud dirave the omcers oi tne assouiauuu ximmittee, necessary deed made out. s.D, Inirram consisting of S.

U. Wllsos appointed to and Andrew Sohlayerftf the affairs of make a float settien tha uannlttlnn. with Vigor. The To PusHopalra of the Harris Committee apany, have invited pro burg brldgetaterial for repairing the posals foe to the bridge by the storm damagety last. Mr.

Taouaaa Davis, on Tpmn, wno nas naain onarge tbe of Ts of the bridge for some years past, have charge of the work, and workmen will commence removing the old timber and strengthening the binders early next week. The work will be pushed forward as vigorously as possible. The Temperance Meeting. The Odd Fellows Hall was crowded last 1 i evening the the temperance meeting riAinir tiAin tnArn nn itn.nnnnr. nr th nn cupyipg of the court house by the High ecnoois.

ins exercises were openea with prayer by Rev. B. F. Beck. Meesra Blake and PaUley conducted the exercises and Miss Bishop, and the temperance choir furnishing the music.

Addresses were made by a number who had signed the pledge and by Rev. O. H. Miller, which were listened to with marked attention. A number of new signatures were obtained to the pledge.

The prayer meetiugs at the Y. M. C. A. rooms from half past nine to ten o'clock was largely attended This evening tbe meeting will be held at the court house.

Tne noonday prayer meetings are continued daily from twelve to one o'clock at the rooms of the Y. M. C. A. The railroaders meeting will be held to morrow evening at eight o'clock.

The public is cordially invited to attend all the meetings. Round Trip Only $2 60 The Phil adelphla and Reading railroad will is sue excursion tickets from Harrisburg to Philadelphia and International Exhibition for the comlug Fourth of July celebrations. Tickets will be good to go on tbe 3d, 4th and 5 to, and return from the 3c to the 7lh, inclusive. John W. Forney will deliver an oration.

Haesler's grand combination of military bands will render a monster musical melange, entitled "Bunker Hill," with artillery accompaniment, eclipsing in Its thrilling and patriotic effect anything of a similar character ever fresented to the public, also grand se ections from Verdi's opera of "I'rova ore," with tbe "Anvil Chorus," balloon ascensions, recitals on the mammoth Roosevelt organ and the dedication of the magnificent marble temperance fountain are among tbe many attractions on the Exhibition grounds. As this excursion is in the interest of Grace church buildinsr fund, which again reverts to our citizecs by giving work to our it should have the preference. Tickets to be had at Phillips Kinsloe'g confectionery, Opera House, and at the depot from the ommlttee. Notice. The Young People's Monday evening prayer meeting will be held in the Market Square Presbyterian church.

All persons who have signed the temperance pledge are especially invited to attend these meetings and derive a benefit which will assist in keeping the pledge. The Busk S3 Men in the City. City Treasurer Sheesley and his clerk, B. F. Peters, are at the present time the busiest men In the city, tbey having their hands full in receiving the city and water tax from our property owners who are anxious to avail themselves of the abatement of five percent.

The Treasurer's office presented a lively appearance to day. Forestalling the Markets. This morning Michael M'Cullough and Musser Shank were arrested by Officer Best, of the police force, cbrged with forestalling the markets. They were purchasing raspberries from the market people and reselling them. After a hearing befoie the Mayor they were discharged upon each paying a fine of three dollars.

Proclamation by the Mayor. His Honor Mayor Patterson has issued his proclamation prohibiting the firing off of guns, pistols and other firearms within the city limits at any time, except on military occasions. The police have been instructed to arrest every person who violates the provisions of tbe ordinance in relation to this matter, which was passed December 11, 1860 As fire crackers and fireworks will be allowed to be used in this city on tbe coming Fourth our citizens would do well to show their patriotism, if tbey must do so, by the use of them, and let guns, pistols, alone. RELIGKLQTJS. Lutheran Jubilee Chapel.

Hast Harrisburg, Rev. 8. Dasher. pastr. Sunday school at 8 15 am.

communion services at 10:30 A and sermon at 7:45 assis ed by the Rv K. DaU, of CailUle. Bible class at 2 m. Aeparatoty services this St'urda? evening at First Ff ee Baptist Onureh Prtaeuina to morrow morning and evenlna by Bev. James Uarsie.

ot tbe Slate College. Sabbath school at 1:30 Second Reformed Church, Broal and Two and a Halt streets, Jlev. George pa itor Morning service at Children's meeting for vomw and old at 6:30 ph. Collection for home missions, morning ana evening. All cordially in vltod Pint Baptist Church, corner ot Second and Pine, Rev J.

T. Jadd, pastor. Services at 10 :30 a Fourth Street Bethel Sermon to the children at 10 :30 a M. All children and all others are invited. Quarterly Oommnnion service luthe evening at 7:39, by the pastor.

Bev t. V. Beck. Preaching la All Workers' Chapel, corner of Two and a Haif and Cader streets, by the pastor, Rsv. J.

uatneigh, at 10:30 A and 7 m. Salem German Evangelical Church, North street near Bider, Rsv. A. Mueller, pastor Preaching at 10 A and 8pm Sabbath school at 1:15 pm. All are coid'ally Invited.

open Air Services Chlidreu's meeting, held br Christian Workers of Jiagle Street mission, corner o' Hanna street and ohowers ally at 5 Sabbath evening. fine St.eet rresbyteriau Church, Fev. John R. Paxton, pastor foe sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be celebrated at 10:3) a evening sivloe at 8 M. Preparatory lecture this evening at 8 o'cloek.

Disciples of Chrlsr, corner ot Fifth and Beilv streets Service at 10:80 and o'clock bribe pastor. Sunday school at 2 Jacob Faunce, su perintendent. Zwloglt Reformed (German) Church, North street Preaching by W. Gerhard, of Lancaster, to morrow at 10 a and 6 pm. Bethlehem Lutheran Sundav school, corner Broad ad Two and a Hall streets, 8:45 a Jj.

Kinoeard, supennteadeut. AU are invited. Pmsbvterlan Sundav school In Plvmouh TJ. B. church, on tterr scree, near Eleventh, at 4 Prayer meeting on Thursday evenings at o'clock.

Uuion class. Rev. R. Bennett, at Tanner' Lane, between roartn ana walnut Ha.lem Bible class, under the care of R. F.

K1 ker, meets every Sunda af wuonn In Institute room, new nubile school building, caestnut near Second street. Exercises begin at 1.3 J. All are invited. Herman Lntheran chnreh. Elder street.

Dr. Spaogenberg, pastor Preaching at 10 a and 7 if. Sanaa sanooi at i Eider Street Presbyterian Ohurh Preaching at 10:30 a and 7:3 m. buuday sehool at XMW jrlrst Lutheran Church. Rev.

Joel Rwartz. D. ptor rreaeniog at a ana :3 m. 8s. Michael's German Lutheran Church, Mouth Second street.

Bev Pfuo.1 pvtir Preaching to mei row at 10:30 am and 7 SO Calvary Free Baptist chart will hold a bush meeting ia Hoffman's woods to morrow. Pre ch ing at i0 SO a by Bev. J. A. nelcK; 2 pm bf rick.

Bev. norm on vill, mlt.is.er in charge. Hannnii r.nihnran Omirch. ttev L. M.

lltnan castor Communion services at a and yieachlugat 7 45 PM ufn, m7.it rhnmh Chestnnt str et. castor. Rv W. H. 11.

Sfljoer Services at 10:30 A and 7:30 iTlnltv Kranxelleal church, corner of Broad and Kulton streets. Bev. A Fewer, pastor ni.im if vices at lOttu am ana clock m. nev. O.

K. VehrwlU officiate. Communion ser vices in the evening. AU arecordtaUy invited'0 Bt.nPaulM. K.Churh 10:30 Com'nunl(K8er.

vi. 7:45 preaabtng bj Pastor Sunday scnooi opeoiai praynr mwwuit Moutit Pleacant M. CLurch, castor PieiChlna 1050. by uastor Oanoe, tuuday Wch. Rev.

Wm A. West pastor Service A.M,.5d7J in arlik ilia SeTVliSe ato'T lecrnre this eyentaj0 T.r"" fi to moow, fiSoWf KM nlht toS1 prayer metlugat Presbyterian nrurnh Bv. T. TtM.rt0"lc"?y 30 a J1 obinradmlnlstration off? Loid's Supper ":30 PM.Ordlauoe of BaptS1 la the muruiug. and thjy Ry John Der'1! Bunaay riermtt 1:30 m.

Younpeople's monthly meet, schierore the ilervlcs of Sonor 136 Youae Men's Christ! an association will ho taeif moniniy snrv ce ot tone ac the nnptbuw to morrow afternoon at hal' pas Itar The service wl loean mterestingoneanu me noue aoouiu do crowded. Tne choir wnitet act lie o. A. rooms tuis evening atHenty minute before seven. Tne flrjtf Quarteily Men lug xor i his Conference year wl tae pUce to morrow (Sunday) at the Wtslean Union church.

South tr ec. services tnreagh the day as follows: 10:30 am. Bev J. Wfiksbelm 2 :30 Rey. Clarke 7 .30 Jtec J.

U. Mohclc will preach tne sacramental dlscouise Tne irleads generally are invited to at end. Sabbath school atl 3dm. Elder Street Presbyterian Church Service at. 100 and 7:30.

o'cIock. Sabbath school at 1:30 o'clock. X.OCAX. MARKET. HAHRISBUBO DOMB8TIC MABKST8 give the following quotations to day Apples.

Per peck, 35 to 40a. Lemont, Per 30 to 40c. Oranges Per doz. 30 to 36c. Butter.

Print, 9 18 to 20c Fiulc Cherries qt, 5 to 83; cutrants, per quart. 6c; gooseberries. per quart, 5c. Merries Birawoerrles, oox, 10 to 15 cents; raspberries, per auart, 10 to 12s dewberries, per quart. 10c.

Cheese. English, ft, 20c; pineapple, 30c ball, VI doz. 12l5c saucer, saucer or bowl! 6O10c cream cheese, qt, 10c Cured Fruit Prunes, 10 to 18c Euglish cur raute, lUc; raisins, London layer, iSOc; raisins (seedless Dried Fruit. Apples, qt, 10 cj peaches, Qt, 15 peaches (pared), qt, 2uft 45c; cherries. Hqt, 8010c: cherries (seeaedl.

at a ie. pears. qt, 12c. jiggs.jigB, 1 to 20O. ruu.

uai.asn, m.izc i eels ft bunch, 25c iuuiiuii, to zuc suioKea nerring, bunol lOot macaerei, sxo. iagise; jno. shore, 10c: No. 3, 8c haddock, a. fl lb, 18 to 30o i pike, 15o shad, 20 to 60s per piece iwi "wui.u, if itiu jtiD; jieuoHoeo salmon.

rock 15 to 188 PPI ia to 188: ppamsh mackerel, lb, 15 to 18o blue ugh. ft. 10 to 12s Flour. Best famuy, boi (wholesale $9 50 bl. (6 UU.

(reUil), 110 00; extra, 5D; rye, Meal. Corn. buaheL 65c. iai. corn, DusheL hall peck, tirain White wheat, ft bnshel, 85; red wqeat, ousnei, st yo; eorn, Dushel, S1 PS 10o "Joar (shelled), 3c; rye, KfMd.kIldd lines, ft ion as.

SI 80; shnrf. a inn 69 corn chop, 50; corn and oats bhoj perivi'ss, i ou; iuu as, si 25 hay. tiO; straw by the ton, 15; per run "A 005 rye cnP. Oame. rPlcepns, pair.

20c ifiS. PSf'. 50 to il 20; Lard, ft, 1214c. SMeaM. Roast beef, ift, 16018c; corned beef ft, 10O12o round steak.

i ft, 16c rump steak, 16180 P'n steaks lb, laalea bat fc (hlndquarter), 8O10c do. do. uroast and steaks, Vft.16 caef. 22c bacon. 20c sausag ihkb leek, pair, aw; lauio, io to oc: mutton, VI ft, 15c mutton chps, ft.

l2Uc. vegewows. uanoage, ft head.SOluo potatoes, bushel. SI 50: potatoes. VI half ik vn 9'.

potatoes (new), par hlf peek, 20a5c; peas, naif peck, 12ij Bermuda onious, per hair wcj wrnsToes, fiDox.xoc: beans (new), per alf Deck, lefiitox sown rmano 80 nuai in 012; lima bans, per Quart, 10 to 12; rea beets. VI bunch. So: radisnfas. oaf him oh hV.k... sald per head, 8c to 5a splnage, per p'ate, 5e onions (new per bunch), 3 to 63; rhubarb per buucb, 5 to 8c; asparagas per buncn, 10c cu cumbeij per elene, 3 to 5c.

rine appies yi yieae, to inc. Sugars. Cut loaf. IB: dril'ah. 12 14 powdered, IS standard ii A standard 12o: brown, 10c; Pennsylvania A i2Kc.

Molasses 10, 12, 16, 18, 2U 50c ft qt. Teas Gunpowder Finest, tl oil Vnnn Wt son common, 75; fine, fl 00; extra Une.81 lo. Japan uncolored Superfine, 75; fine, 81 00. ujmwtlV.iiiuuuii, ou KUDU, avjUDO 80; choice. brwned ft, aS, 3u ahd Sc; do.

green, 25, 28 and SOo; Java, browned, 40 to 5c; do. green, 85, 88, 40 and 45c; Mocha, browned, jdoreen, 46e. Laguayra, browned, 32c; do. Bioe loiil2o 3 nuuu .1 Freuy' JamO. Ofrai BTJ8IJTBS8 LOOAX8.

tey All nervous, exhausting, and painful diseases speedily yield to the curative influences of Pulvermacher's Electric Beits and Bands. They are safe, simple, and effective, and can be easily applied by the patient himself. Address Pulvermacher Galvanic Cincinnati, Ohio. aprl8 ddcweowly 1 Best Jouvin black' kids in 5i, 5 and 6 Closing out at 50 cents, usual price $1 90. Best English lisle, 4 button, at 75 cents.

Macklin's, Market square. rv. 4. je30d2t i 1 URRAH 1 FOR THB Everybody enjoy it, and don't forget that the laraeat cheapest and beat as sortment of summer styles in the city can be found at Zollinger No. 13 South Market square.

je30 a3t Down, Down They Come. Hoover eeneeman commence Monday, July 2d, to sell all through their btocK except (prints ana musiins; ren per cent, less than present prices for four weeks. Call and be convinced, 3 South Market square. je30 d4t B. Grand Market House Depot for dry goods and Special sale for tmrty aays ac lower prices man ever known in Central Pennsylvania.

200 dozen new corsets at 50 cents, worth 300 ladies' linen suits at half price. Every department in the house has been reduced from 20 to 30 Der cent. A special bargain in cottonades and cassi meres for men's wear. Persons can visit nnr new store without feelinsr that they are obliged to purchase. A new lot oi dress eoods at 61 cents, old price, 12Jc.

C. L. Bowman Grand Market House Store. iFiz. Whiz.

Bang Young Amer iea Happy they "may" shoot their Firecrackers. Roman Candles. Rockets, Wheels, Rosettes, Flower Pots, Mines, Torpedoes, wholesale ana re tail, at Weaver iiuDjeys. Weaver Hubley's to Weaver Hubley's fine cakes. X6FG0 to Weaver Hubley's Siznday supplies.

for for for ELargest assortment of counter candies in tbe city at Weaver Hubley's. jtLady Cake. Pound Cake. Moun tain Cake, Jelly Cake, Sponge Cake and a large assortment of small cakes, fresh to day at weaver Hubley's. fffiNotice Send in your orders for cakes on Monday for the Fourth of July.

WEAVER xlTJBuEY. BSL.REFERENCE AND PbONOUNINO Testament. This edition of the New Testament is recommended to Bible students, Sunday school teachers, and others, because tbe references are copi ous, and following each verse, the words are accented and divided, and besides contains a dictionary of about sixty pages. Price $1, $1 25 and $1 50 as to style of binding. Published and for sale at Ross' Book store, near Mayor's cfrice, Jlarrieburg.

Ha?" Mirth is a good thing, but usually of short duration. Like tbe lightning's flash ic illuminates for moment, and then again all is dark but cheerfulness is like the sun which shineth every day the same. One of the issentials to this latter is health strong, vigorous health. If this blessing is not yours, take Bitter Wine of Iron, and so secure it. It never fails to cure weak stomach, gen eral debility, indigestion, disease of the nervous system, constipation, acidity of tne stomacn ana an cases reqnmng tonic.

The wine includes the most agreeable and efficient salt of Iron we possess. Citrate of Magnetic Oxide, combined with the most energetic of vegetable tonics eilowPeruvian Bark. Do you want something to strengthen you? Do you want a good appetite? iao you want to build up your constitu tion jjo you want to feel well 7 To you want to get rid of nervousness to you want energy 7 Do you war and Bleep well you want brij Kun ket'a Wine or iron. I now ,7 trial of this valuable Ton, i Tnnl' per bottle. M.

F. Blank" Sole Pro Ph1iMdAl nV.1. ASK your ti rrttrtritib for TTn Sy'SldltteT Wine of Iron, and taka nn make. Sold only in SI hottica Ml others are coun urfeit, so hewa? of tn1" Buy six bottlea for S5 nr Worm itfOve Ahve E. F.

Kun I feel's wormruP never to destroy Pin, Seat Qd Stomach worms. Dr. Kunkel the only successful Physician in tb for the removal of worys. lie removes Tape worms with hi.ana an complete, alive in two vurs, and no fee until removad. Send for circular, or call on your Druggist auu gen uui.ue or jtLunxers worm cyrup.

iwice i 00. it never fails. tm umbekTj and VALLEy Railroad Fourth of Jcly Exguksioj. Excursion tickets will be sold at regular rie8 stations on me vumoenana valley railroad and Drancnes, ror all trains after twelve ciocK, inoon; July 3d, and for all name juiy tn, ion. Tickets good to returu ou any train July 4th or 5th.

j29St iterState Capital Grocery at State and Third streets. l.Ham8, dried beef, bologna, by the HI 1 "uf niPPea Dy machinery at State Capital Grocerv. XSchweitzer cheese, wholesale and rtjian, ate capital urocery. jloaburger cheese, wholesale and ician, ouaie capital urocery. of all varieties fresh at Diaw! apiLi wrocery.

ma nuii turKey, auoK, game, put, up nicety ana express 'j vuioiuiiibib, rstaie capital uro eery, Third and Stata air eat Oy8ter8 A choice line of spiced i A uueu oysters, etate uapi tal Grocery. Lobsters, salmon, sardines, Rtate java, K10, combination coffees are very fine, teas of different brands uu an warranted ftrst class, at State Capital Grocery, Third and State streets. ttg SPECIAI, to Grocerymen We are the authorised agents for "Black's cmeuntiea mouia stogie cigars," they are sought after by smokers, being cheap arid give better satisfaction than many 5 cent segars. The retail price is uu, ua sen use hot cakes, wholesale price list sent on application to the State Capital Grocery, Third and oiaie streets, Harrisburg, Pa, Just received. At Oir.v 10 North Third street, deviled ham, tongue, pork tenderloins, nothing nicer packed for lunch or picnics.

WB Now is tbe time to get genuine Duryta's starch. A large quantity in tuuuu pauKages, or loose, just re ceived at City Grocerv. Another lot of nice rounds of dried ueer, just unpacsea at tjity Grocery. XMice N03. 1, 2 and 3 Mackerel in or by the piece, at City Qro Prime ceam cheese, at reduced piiiycs, mi vjity grocery.

IA first class suit of clothing made to or.ler at Rebman's for Q0. tc fRebroan is selling an all wool made" blue or black cheviot sun ror 5ia ou. to Tbose all wool "home made can sirnere suits at. $12 50, at Rebman's, are mta splendid stock of new pant u5n, vrauugn, ctoins, cassimeres, ujado to order in the best style, tc Neck wear, hosiery handker cuiera, collars aud everything in gentlemen's furnishing goods at bottom prices, at Rebman's. tc BtaF Go to Rebman's new store, 334 Market street, (three doors above Adams Express office) for clothing, tc a good, cheap, "water proof," "biik," Scotch gingham" or "alpaca" umbrella, go to Rebman's, 334 Market strent.

tc For a sblrt that won't fall apart when you sweat, go to Rebman's, 334 Market street. New Bank that Cannot sm. Pend. 640 acres best land in Tn. $400 You can pick it yourself, out of 70.000.000 acres.

Geo. F. Emerson Brokers, 21 North Third street. aaumuurg, i myzi dAwtr tSBTThe greatest bargains in gloves, haudkerchicfa, are to be obtained at Cohen's. ap21 dtf and gloves, in endless variety, at Cohen's.

ap21 dtf MSprine underwear at panic prices at Cohen's. ap21dtf Ladies will save money by buy ing at Cohen's. ap21 dlf mFrinsres. of all colors and styles, an Immense lot just received at Cohen's. apzi atr fVHats.

caps and straw goods, at less than panic prices, at Knisely Metzger's, 209 Market street, under Jones' House. iel2 dtf Ifir Kniselv Metzerer. 209 Market street, have the best assortment of hats, caps and straw ever brought to Harris burg. ieiz on MfSchooJ children monio (to to Bergner's bookstore for their writing paper. Note paper of good quality is now seilinir at seven cents a quire, ana foolscap at twenty cents a quire deo7 dtr nook store has baefc removed to No.

6 North Third street, in the Tklegbapji building. A. large assortment of fancy stationery and all the latest publications on hand. Old oastomers and tae public generally are requested to call at the new store, No, 6 North Third street. sep30 dtf JftT John W.

Glover, Merchant Tailor No. 326 Market street, has received from the Eastern cities a complete ansortmeut or tne lat style goods for tne tan traU8, which ht prepared to make up accord ing to the latest patterns. He invites the public to call and examine his stock before ordering elsewhere. ito jft9SpaiNO HousECJLEANxisro. Don '1 begin housecleaning until you get Bril liant Polish to help you.

It coats but 25 cents a pound, and is known to be good. xt is ror sale at iiidire ve nue: A. Reel's, Third and Broad City Grocery, No. 19 N. Third Ker; per's.

Market Square. Try a box of the poilsn. octo tc Great special ea'e of staple and fancy dry goods. In order to reduce our immense stock we are making the fol lowing offers: 1,000 yards shirting muslins at cents, U.lOU yards lieavy sheeting muslins at 6 cents, 1.460 yards Wamsutta shirting muslin at 12 cents by the yard or Ilk cents by the piece, 1,000 yards cheviots for shirting only 9 cents, 2,000 yards high priced dress goods for 12 cents, 1,200 yards Hamburg edgings at half price, 1,000 yards Pacific lawns lor Vih cents. eun um brellas, fans, white gooda, at lower prices than ever before.

kindle Metzger's. 211 Market street, Jones House jezs ati SA.MTJBDEB IN THE FIRST DEQ 640 acres of land for $400 W(yave just boaght, while in the West, quantity of Texas Land Warrantspenally guaranteed, which we prone to sell cheaper than ever offered tyfore. $5,000 The young ma' who bought and located a 640 acre 7exa3 land warT rant last October has Drade five thousand dollars Can father make a bettenn vestment for their boys, or boys a better investment for Jieniselves? Only cost $400, guaranteed by National bank. A few will be exchanged for Pennsylvania property. George F.

Fmerson real estate and bond okers, 21 North Third street, Harrisburg, Pa. mch24 Dr. Shiih's System Vital izer. We are Uthorizedj to guarantee this remedy the of Dyspepsia, Inactive liiv't Sour Stomach, Constipation. Jjoes o'APP611'6! Coming up of the Food Yew Skin and General Debility.

ou must acknowledge this would ruinous unless we bad positive idence it will cure You who are Offering from these complaints, tbe words are addreesed will you con fpue to suffer when you can be cured such terms as these It is for vou to At AT I a Rimnln Knftlaa in nonta regular size, 75 cents. Sold by D. H. Hamaker, M. F.

Raysor, and G. H. Markley, Harrisburg, and elsewhere by all dealers. 50,000 dib anntjaTjTjY by neglecting a cough, cold or croup, often leading to consumption and tbe grave. Why will you neglect so important a matter when you can get at our store Shiloh's Consumption Cure.

Guaranteed to cure you. Sold by above dealers. myl7 2kf ARRI ED "WENKICH DINK. On April 27. 1877 byAl demat A.

KpnPr, chums Wbnr ch and Jennie Dunn, a'l of flan bbui g. DIED. MTJMMA Oa the 29.h Sesry Mumma, of this city, aged z4 yeam. Funeral on Uevdij afternoon at 2 o'cl ck, trom the residence of hie mother on Dt rrv street 'Allison 'til') The relatives and frlendi are luvlttd to ot'end without iu her noiica. We 29th ins'ant, Mrs Hasnait Hhobt, in the 55th yetr of her age uueralon8un1y aftpri.otin, ut four o'clock, firm her late residence, lia5 Wallace street, tiev ices a1; Ridge Avenue K.

church. Th rt Ia tivt and friends are invited to attend, without further notice. VEGETINE NECR03IS. SCROFULA. DYSPEPSIA, GENEttAL DEBILTTY, CANKER HUVIOR.

LIVER COMfiMJNT, RHEUMATISM, CONSUMPTION OF THE BOWEL. OHARLlfSTOWW, MaiS JBllCh 25, 1869. HrH.B. Si EVENS: Dear Sir 1 be loliowiog 1 a' sta'ement of my experience with the erec Blood Kemedy, Be tlne. I have been keeping a boA'dlng houRe here for many years, and havhat tne rniNfnriune to cava a great deal of slchnes in my family, lu one casfl ln particular, I noticed the wonderful effect of Vegeilne.

ADout the year 1847, a young man, Mien sixtocn years old who was a distaac mivo of mine, came home from ea Hi had iDjard his left leg on ir1 1 hi ship some moo tin before: and wneu the ship came into this port he came to my uuuse, ueiug so leeoin mat coma not go to lus home in Lowell His leg was swi.l en aiove 'he kbee mttre than twice its natural size and he was obliged to drag JcaioD gat er him having me of lc whatever. Tue eifect ot ihl had rednted him to a mere skeleton. His father cme down, andemaloyedDr. George Hay ward, of Bjston, tu attend hloi, ha then occupl a prominent posi. tion In he a huteics General faospiial tie pronounced it a bad cas of ecrosis aid ho must be removed to the hospit 1 hve his lez opened and tl bone boed.

to tli discharge 01 matter thete collected otherwise the Ibk must be amputated. Mottnlnklnir ltadvlsibla lo nnrsna ihli muka and having used tiie reat Ben Kennedy, in the past witn so good couiluded to try It In this case Affr Okmg it rt gularly for tlx weeks nis leg was but 11 tlo swollen, ani bis general health so much tmprovrd 1 hat did not look live the um poison. At the end ot Ave months he went home to Lowell prfee )y cu ed. Herema nedln Loweil until the nimenceraent of the war; then Joined the auny and waspio. nounemt a sorrnd aiid well man.

1 abo but one ca. our or mviy wimre I have teen this Blood itfmedy used wi hunpiral leled success. I havp taken it Ujyselt for t.enry JnoreJ Pr Dyspepsia aid Central AfeplUtv, anrj it always appeared 10 givu mo new life and vigor. Oue lady boarder was complato'y "curod from Canker humor, alter rhn ho uflerd e.ira andtue4alaosteveryihln se wlihout receiving any bene (lc. Auorhor lady was cured from IilVer OOmDlait.

Wl.if.h considered by many physicians who had aitended i)er frpm tlm td time. ihave known is use by other hoarders Bheumatlsm with extraordinary god effect lor a. laay trok it for uonsumptlou of Bowels and found mora relinf than In cou'd procure. 1 tia 1 not want to o'er estlrrnte ltsnelulne3s: but I no want those suffrinK from sickness know what this ornnil n.Urli iMA ii9. Still doing, for I know what lr, is 10 be fn.i.o eii upon whm ana I thin lr, is fr; one to over estimate a remedy at the expense of the helpiess sic and lor one.

will noj 00 It nu. der any circumstance wbatvpr. MB3 AL1V4S MONnnsr. 161 Ulitlsua Street. VEO ETUSTEI THB BEST SPRING MKDICINfi.

B. B. STKyxg. Dear i )i This is to certify that I have us your VHlood Areuratlon" In mv f.nniir n.g.n.1 years, and thins that a Ctiberous Humors or Bheumatic affpctiniiH ifAm.mf Celled ana as a eiood pm ifmr and spiiun medicine it is the best thing 1 have ever u3. i'l I have used lm ist evervthlnir.

nan roommend to aty one in need ol Mich a medicine. Yours re ctiully. Mrs. A. a.

OiHSHORTf, 19 strtet. vegtine PRHPAR8D BY If. Stevenn, I5otosi, Tepline is SoldTy all Binists. SEW JVKUTISEJLE3ri. jgjjp Jennings FOB RBNT A DWELl'NG, Vo.

135 State stmt. Inauira of A. O. HHK4FKB. on tuo premkes.

jed0 d2'. FOB BBNT A two sfoiy House in Basp berrv avenniB rear Chestuut afwe in quirt ot D. J. HOTJSFB Je29o2c 25.000 AND CaBBAOB PLANTS for ale at OLK WINK'S. Front street, near Belly.

Jf28d NOW WE HAVE ITi AND TBH T8 THB ONLY FLACK 1ST THB I I TY YOU CAN 0Tir! BABTBOLOlfAT'S Cblebsatbo Bochbsteb Lagmi Ban. raw direct ly rom the ke (lceeid)at uakbt hoofms GLor.a Hotel SH and Market aueet, next door to the Pustothce the most convenient, cost and commodious saloon la tbe city and the only place where fivb kinds of malt liquors are kept cons an'lv on tap, together with a full line of choice wioes, liquors, cigars, ete. Come and see me! Fonii if July Elmiois. Ttc FMMelDMa aid mmg Eailroafl Co. WILL ISSUE EXCURSION TICKETS rWKKN nnlnts In lis terrltorv.

eood from JJ auly 2d to Ju 7r.h, 1877. with no sales after Jy4'h. at 33 percent, rt duct ion from 'ul fr Tickes for pale at ihe aencies C. O. Hancock, Gonial Ticket agent, Fhl adelphla.

Jp29 Proclamation. WHEKEAS, The firins; off any gun, pKtol or rlrt arm is prohibited by orolna ce of the citv. eiceot on mi "ctasi ins. and In view of the approaching Fourth day of July, and the danger to life and property cons quent upoo tbe vle i uon 01 said o. a nauc potr, teiuiubi au piions are here requested vo rlctiy tb erve nrnviAtAnA nf tho Iaw ftnri flnv aIiIza KDOV iugtbADi ovislons of tald, ordinance to oe vlo' ted are rrquesied ro make i fo maMnn at thlsofiUe.

or to noii'y ihe police rffl ol the city, whye instructed to art est all persons whodtsregamthe said lav, and ibe penalty ot violation promptly imposed. J. J. D. FATTBB'ON, Mayor.

MAYOR OFFICE. Harrisbu.g, Fa June 30, 1877. five Crackers, Roman Candles, Sky Rockets, Saxon Wheels, Vertical Wheels. Pin Wheels, 1 riangles. Flowerpots, Rosettes, Mines, Torpedoes, Ac, i Retail No.

24 North Third street Harrisburg, Pa. Je30 dtc i 216 Wet Street. eMMM A GREAT ANNUAL IABK DOM SALE OF 100 Dozen Pairs SIZE8I TO 5. Infants' Pearl Laced, 60c. Infanta' Pearl Button, 70c.

Infants' Buff Laced, 60c. Infants' Buff Button'. 70c SIZES 3 TO 7. Children's Buff Button, Heeled. yoc.

Children's Buff 80c. Laced, Heeled, Children7s Pearl Button, Ileeled, Children's Pearl 80c. Laced, Heeled, SIZED 7 TO 10 1 2. Children's Buff Button, $1 50. Children's Buff Laced, 1 30.

THB KNTIRB STOCK OF SUMMER SHOES MARKED DOWN ts' Sere Boots. $1 25 to $2. LADIES' SEBBE SLIPPEBS, 50c to $1 15. ALSO, SERGE LOW GUP, Only $150. Only $1 50.

NO SHODDY GOODS. ihe above are specialties direct from manufacturers, and by purchasing largely I am enabled to offer these UNPRECEDENTED LOW PUICES. NOTIUKMy wl c.Mary Hoerner. hnvlng my bca aud board without. j8t oauso or provocation, I hereby cantiuu all persons against Uarbu iiiK or trustlon hr ou my accouut.

as will pay uo debts of her contracting W.O. MOFRNEE. Sok noverTownslilp, Juuo 16, 1877. Jc2UW3j 1e0 d3t JUL V' II Id FBwhiz, Bang! llnmTnn 0 TTuWrnr'n VYGdYGianUUllilD, MEILY'S, Gen W4BTB. WANTED A CDACH SMITH permanent sfna'loD Kone bat first clisi ned anolT to A.

UBBK.Carlis Pa J29d3: Wanted A Housekeeper. 28 3 App'y at t. HOTBL. WANTED TO BUY. IAND WARBAHTU of the War of 1812 or Mexican War.

Per ons having them, or to those entitled to them, we will pio ure then for th audpayih highest rash price for trm. Aiso, procure tensions of soldiers of war or 1812. Call or address us. office Mo. Iu5 Cameron Blooa, HaRlsbnrg, fa.

KABLY 8s KINZBB, mch27 dte Beat astate Agenta. etc. WANTBD At Jamas M'elU's rag warehouse No. 1508 Fourth street, above Jteily street, Harrisbu'g. Pa Hignst cash price pa for cotton and woolen raes.

old books and papsr, rope and all kinds of out Iron, copper, brass, lead. zUc, pewter. OagB paid for old oves mar 23 to WANTBU. Wneu 00 waniany plain orraney printing, get It done at the TaLseBAFa Steam Priaunc House. mjt ti 1" ABN LL adopted by be National League x'j.

ana international ocianon. ror eaie Dy W. yans, 6th and Pine Streets, Philadelphia. ma28 d3m DR. WARNER'S Health Corset, With lit Fopporter and Self ad justii Pads, ui qual'ed for beauty, com 'or' ai st e.

Fur sal bv luuolne dealers hiulii ti 10; i u'aiDK wset. FJ. Order siz4w3 inches smiU than waist measure over tbe dress. I amer Bios, 351 Broadway, H.Y. BARGAINS AT IN TJllillinerya TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATS NOW SELLING AT ffllF PRICE Bun Jts 15 cent, worth 25 Sui Hats 5 cents, worih SO allor 35 cents, worih Boiior 56 cent, worth 7 l8horn 5i nts, worth 75 Leghorn 63 cents, orth 1 0 I.

horn fl 25 orti 75 Legoo.n 5J worth 2 to ExtraordiEary Icdccements IN Ladies' and Children's TJ I A BIBB opportntilty now offered. CaU and examine at Bazaar, Cor. 2fl Walnut Sts. Orth 9 PBALBB IN WED ER and Marshall Wendell PIANO FCBTKS. PKLOUBKT PKLTON a OO.

Htandard Organs Second Band and Low Priced NEW HIIE31HT MUSIC. Strings and Musical Instruments, Fancy Goods 310 MABERT STBKRT, HABKISBUBO, PA. rnarS dte THE DEPOT FOR EVERYBODY! BABY OAWKIAGKS, AB CAHIA4E8, BABV CARRiAfthS, BABY CAnhlaUKH BABY CAKRIAOFS, BaBV CKRItR BABY CARRIAGES, REFRIGERATORS, REFRIOEKATOR3. REFRIGRRaTOKS REFRlGKKATORS, ICE CREAM FREEZERS, ICECREAM FREr ZRKS, ICECREAM FKEEZER8. ICE CREAM FREJtZifiRS WATKB COOf.iRS.

WATE8 Wat Kit CHmii.kks, WATKtt COULKU 1, WATFR COOLERS, WA EK tXXLKKS, WATKK OOLKtS WAIAB CUwLBKt, CROQUET, CRoucr. CROQUET. aii oi tne auove sron.ia wa htu in ii rien irn nom the mannfHciiiriri. nr. th VBDV TftlUlfufl.

Tin ru.ioini.il, rrtiuns. John P. Keller, HOUSE FURNISH ER, 2d and Walnut fifa. I Ml ol Jttly Eicnrsii TO PHILADELPHIA. ia H.

i WJLLsell exctirsion tickets from Harrlsbure UH atl ntlniiHin nminhin ui.li adelphla Jwy31 4 auu 5iu. i oo.l to knooauy tialnof ihOS l.xH ami to ratlirn I. l.tZ Inclutivn auy tram, at rt ti CO: cul.dieu uui, vvcr tnuii oi awe nair oil 8rh.uutu Ticiet Ag't. Jiip27(1 yfl nl NOrilK Tne coupon Barrl biKK du HK of I ht.ndM nf fit JuU 1. 1H77.

lid pieseutalKn, wheu due, at lu Firs. Na lunal ttHUir, and vis'ra Na'lnil B.ulr Phl rltilplua. WM KHH.HSl.RY. 19 ti flty treasurer. OFOB SILK The tuibcrib otitis the tbresti BnlOiC DW'Ki I.IKP.

Walnut, stret 21 feat 1 luch lafrui. Iu7 leet rtetn i Terms M. BuOWN. I Bar 1 ft or Attractive We have opened another handsome assortment of Ainerican last Lawns, 12 1 2 cents." 1 "Victoria Lawns, 12 1 2 and 15 cents. i Black Hernannv worth 50, at 25 cents.

Black Lace Scarfs25c, 75c, :.00, $1 26, $1 50, $2 2 50. FAN WORTH 20. WORTH 20, Narrow Laces in Great Variety for Trimming, KCJ9L1BXJRC3 EDGINCjtS, UP T0WN GROVE HESS. spmrjG ah i 0 AT mm FOR nn 334 MARKET STREET. To make room for Fall and Winter Stoak.we will offer our entire Stock of READY" MADE, HOME MADE CLOTHING and Custom Work at COST.

WOW IC TO SECURE GREAT BARGAINS. REMEMBER RIM A 334 Market atreet, four doors abovo Adams Express Office POLMAN'S AGUE AjD LIVER PAD Is nurrcloas ated and mail, free of UVER PAD V. or. 248 TRASB MABK. AU live RISTAD0R0S 1877 Hillinery NEW GOODS.

Tl Tost attractive assortment In tbe city. Juspect our superb atock oi Flowers. Jargent display of Ribbons. Jargest assortment ot auks. mmense lot ot Straw Goods, fewest styles la tbe market.

variety of Bonnets and Hats. Jlchest line ot Ornaments. Xou are Invited to visit the "Central." RICKS ar rnaannabla. A those of othnis itl convince buyers that I aai SvPlne at luvltingiy low prices. OnDHR received for Bonnets and Hats are prompyxefu Hi tn a natlsiactory mam rr.

orioai sua AiourniuK Kuods a Mrs. Jm Wagner, Central MiHlnsry aud Fancy store, comer Fourth ww joi Jc.nl IW TDK rRICK OF ONE DOLLAR PER TON OFF. 1 i Good. Purer Coal aBd UnrM promptly. Only beat Hoods dealt In.

Full WeltrhtCunmnWrf i D. W. tXtX, Walnut street, next door to Opera boneo ospi dtf FOR 8AT.R OR TCHA1SOirT hocses and lit. on Rid no road anil fifth street. In rood condition imm sii fet front; win be sold I for an Mt.bllshnd tm Jnau k.u Shoe preferred.

No ereumbrances on the rr wrryj tlr.le perfect. ddress K. HXCUASofc, HarrbibnrK. NOTic is hereby nin tha'. the glRtw lsot auubio uonn TiuihiixM.

r. t. ed letter, irs'am notry on tbe ertateof Catharine Jiubtw. late a.f tbe clcy of UarrlsouiK, In Id CllUUtV drCClllHl. tn Ill Sl.h.lrlh.r.

.11 soi.siudebte.t to theeta ot said decedent requ tcn tn make Immediate payment and ttx liainp: rUtms against bald eaikto a III piestnc them wl lioutdeljy lo V'KIV Ecutor last IU ot Cathaiiue Iubb, ucpJ "lirn ILL mvl nne and oi.e fis dor of 1 most ba.uttful cbr. ms. iu Frenoh color, ev keen for II 00 They aie moanied In 8x'0 en met and troM mats, oval oueulns. and ou's II any.liiDK now befotethe pnoite et liact on miar.n ead. six for fxi reuta.

8ud 10 cents tor iti ai tUu tra.ea rataineun ith chromj MuonllKht on the titi'ne, ot 'J'l reuut for two Lauriscur and I.ai'U 41iWs hinttiou rret, hotou, Masi Ueadquar' fngravlotis and Art Wo ks. A ftOATUNK. Il 1 mm Wm MM JJer and etaWe NEEDED, torpidity state, arresting natural quantity entire system t.nciiug every particle I or medicinal, WORTH 20. RDI3I30KI i sut.ir.iEn HM 9 TIME THE PLACE. AT in its prompt and radical cure for ereiy species of btomach difiicniucs.

ft contains only harmless reg compounds, and is worn EXACTLY WHERE orcr the vitals, the Llrer and Stosnarh. It removes the liver, and arouses the stomach from its dormant fermentation, torpor and pain, by pivin it the ol bile and gastnc juice. It also vitalizes the with Nature's true tonic. It arrests all deterior poisonous fluids in the stomach, and thus prevent i us sysieni oy srav ot curnlatioa. It aosorto ot BLOOD POISON, whether bUioas, malarial, and leaves the wearer in perfect health Sent by charge, on receipt of gj.oo.

Address, HOLMAN Ne, 68 Maidea U. P. O. Bos 2112. N.

W. Fourth St. Cincinnati. O. druggists keep them.

tioa. and it prod area thm aut aaittfal shade Ws PIlid 1 i astaadssrd pffrpamuoa.aad (avwr ice atoa srrv rll itMM MatM ttlt for lady rrnUemiaU I or br ll lttacstm sva 4 flair Trrsrs. Jo.rtn CaisTAloai. l'ropncur. Box silt.

Sw York XEW ADVKItTISEJIKXTS. General Reduction IN .1. i Trimmed and Untrimmed Hatov Cailore, Gun Hats, Leghorn Hats, Wreaths. Flowers, Lace Caps. BecenUy Pnrrhavd far Cash at Panic Prices Sold Mwm no IIUUBCU.

LABaKST ASSOKTslINf OF piLLipzqy AUD AT THK LOAVKST 1'BIOEH, AT 202 NORTH SECOND. ABOVE IX)3UST STBKBT j23 dte Boots and Iiet Hmoval. ADTJUMitLhis remoTel bis Boot and Nine Ktorw rrom Mrti ret to ln. SU3 rod street, Dext door to I. KiDuard'a ha ndrap morM lrcer and bvCtr room whero be inrtlra hlso'd cuMon erv as well as nrsium, 'oral nd eehlm nd tn p.ee his a'ock ot trods TaB BfST GOUltH Koat TOS IK a HON ST.

(MM AM sa a. efi dmnn wedaotlm Grand Suraer Rfsort and Tdsr Jim. ii TrJKOLKN Pan Bff FT. A1D MAONSriO BUl.PCUat PBINOa THIS Is the 'art hotel at Wanrtm Glen anl li aret to tnerntrance. It bah las erillnits.

eay. half fl'rht suirsrays, Ota ful irrouuds. Is el ttytu uihri and the presen iiisnare nwnt arertermliMd that ic abail Hoc ba exetJled any first cl ss nonn Tbe ra Kuie sulphur sprint water Is a Terr Taiubern attyeatit' 8ed lo' rirenlar lunnibn freet ilars 53 een a Terrra. 3 to Pr, O. H.

KhOST. fippttMor. WsLTgR Manager. maj X' dtt Straub Anders Co.a aul ItBOKEBH 121 mitb Thtrd treet. Philadelphia.

PouKht and sold on eommlnl.in Bona, einlalo. li.K tte dinornnt mMh.Mls ot wpenaUnB in sun assent tree on application. Janl dJy 202 202 Man IBM 1 i.