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fail) fekgntfl HABBI6BURG, FA. MOSDAT EVENING. JABT. 14. 1867.

TOWN IVI COUNTRY. Tjie best penman in the country is at the Pennsylvania College of Trade and Finance. CofBT commences on Monday next, to continue two weeks. Sheriff's Sale. The regular sale of real estato by the Sheriff will take place on Thursday afternoon, at the Court House.

Tub Old Folks had a big audience on Saturday night. They sing in Pittsburg every evening this week. Tat: place to get good business education is at the Pennsylvania College of Trade and Finance. $100 Rewird is offered by Col. F.

Jordan, for the recovery of a diamond breastpin that was lost on Thursday last. See advertisement. A man named George Bergby, was shot through the lungs at Oil City, at a ball on Tuesday morning. The wound will probably jimvp num. A young man, named Palmer Jackman, committed suicide at Union Mills last week.

by shooting himself through the head with a jm.hoi. it cause is assigned ior me arr. Introductory Sermon. Rev. G.

W. Hal deman preached his introductory sermon in the Second Lutheran Church, yesterday A train of cars will leave Columbia at Cj l'iuck 10 morrow morning, to bring the Zouaves and others who desire to attend the inauguration. The election for borough and township umbers, neiu in oiumDia on Saturday, resulted in the success of the whole Republican ucaei. The Odd Fellows' Supper announced to be given to morrow evening, at the State Capitol Hotol, has been postponed until Monday evening, 28th in consequence of the members being otherwise engaged in in the inauguration, to morrow. Firks ik Carlisle.

Ono morning last week the stablo of F. Gardner in Carlisle, was burned, together with several other buildings. Two horses perished in the stable. The stable of Robert M'Cartney was also partially destroyed on Tuesday morning, i Carlisle Markets Jan. 12.

Family flour, $12 60; Superfine $8 00; rye, $6 00; white wheat, $3 00; red, $2 90; rye, $1 10; corn, 76c; oats, 45c; cloverseed, $7 00: timothy seed, $3 00. Butter, 80c; eggs, 80c; lardy 13c; tallow, 10c; soap, 0 12c; beeswax, 30cj bacon hams, loc do. sides, 13c; white beans, $1 75 pared peaches, 23c; unpared 10c; dried apples, $1 75; rags, 6c. Conokrt. The Harmonic Society will give their next entertainment Thursday evening, January 17th, in the Court House.

The music to bo rendered is "The Song of the Bell" music by Romberg, and the words Schiller's beautiful poem, "The Bell." 'The whole composition is line, and contains many gems. Our musical friends are promising themselves a rich treat on that occasion, and we confidently predict that, all who attend will be amply gratified. i Still They Come. The Friendship Fire Company of Chambersburg, with the silver ornet Dana, ot mat piaco, will arrive in Iiar risburg by the early train to morrow morning, to participate in the inauguration of General Geary. The Friendship will muster about fifty men.

They will be tho guests of the Friendship Fire Company in this city. One hundred and fifty Jioys in Blue are coming from Altoona, and delegations are expected from many other places. Before the Mayor. Henry Dipper, vagrant, was yesterday committed for forty eight hours, at his own request ns he had no place to go, and it would have been cruel to start him on a tramp through the snow. William Small, drunk, fined and discharged.

William Morgan, ditto. William Maguiro and Joseph Armstong, lodgers; discharged. Albort Turk, drunk and disorderly; discharged. Fannie May, drunk at depot; discharged. ArourrED.

John Boyle (late of this city), who was tried at York, for the murder of George Squibb, lias been acquitted. There are still two other Indictments against him one for the murder of Mrs. Squibb the other for the grand child. These indictments, unless abandonod sooner, will be disposed of at the April court. McGrnnnigan and Boyle's son, both of whom wero tried for the same oflonse, were ncquittod without much ceremony, there having been no evidence against them which would have justified a conviction.

Election op Officers. Tho following named gentlemen have been elected officers of the Mount Vernon Hook and Ladder company for tho year 1807: President S. C. Wilson. Vice President A.

C. Smith, Esq. Secrotary Chas. A. Suydam.

Asst. Secretary Reily O'Donncll. Treasurer S. B. Kisscll.

foreman Geo. W. Daugherty. Asst. loromon Wm.

D. M'Cormick. The company have taken noseseHsion of 1h five building, erected for them by tho City Council, on High street, between State and North. Tho boys havo had a hard struggle for the last fivo years to keep together, and now that they are so comfortably taken care of, our may expect to see them as active an organization as of old. HI Death ok A.

J. Jones. We have the painful duty of announcing to day that A. J. Jones died, yesterday forenoon, at his residence, on Front street.

Mr. J. had been confined to his bed (or several weeks past, and at times there seemed to be hope or his recovery, but death had marked him for its victim, and finally consummated its design. Mr. Jones was ono of our most prominent citizens, a leading business man, and highly respected by all who knew him.

He was lostmaster of this city, under the adrainistra ion of Taylor and fcillmoro, and held other positions of honor and trust, in all of which lie discharged the duties devolving upon him with fidelity. Tho doath of Mr. J. will be deeply lamented, not only by a circle of relatives, but by a host of personal friends who were intimately associated with him either in business or social rotations. Tub illustrated lectures of John Smith Dye promise to bo the rarest entertainments ever given in this city.

Tho first, on Wednesday evening, will consist of an account of tho origin of tho human race, showing the early conceptions and plans of the Creator in relation to man, and the causes 'of tho different colors of people. Lottio Brown, tho young slave girl who ministered to our starving soldiers in the rebel pons at. Wilmington, will be introduced, and sing "Who Will Care for Mother Now?" and "Father Come Home." Mr. Ira D' Cliff, the colored baritone, will Bin "The Heart Bowed Down." and lier Kissed Me jn My Dreams." Miss galena, tho beautiful Inuinri girl, will sing "LBt KR0 of Summer" and I'm Lonely Tonight." Tho company will unite in the "Aattlo Cry of Freedom." The Philadelphia Age the following notice of Mr, Dye's entertainments The pressure upon our columns yosterday excluded a notice ot this gentleman's lecture on "27i Oriqinof JVan," delivered at the Assombly Building, on Monday evening, to a lorge and appreciative audience. Mr.

Dye has spent twenty years of his life in foreign lands for the purpose of investigating this important subject, and has condensed the fruits of his study and researches into an address requiring less than two hours for its delivery, lie treads in the paths marked ont in tho seventeenth century by Sir William Jones, and seizes upon every ancient inscription and obscure tradition, analyzing them and abstracting from their hidden recesses everything hich can throw light upon his theme. He states some novel and valuable historic facts, B4 illustrates his mbject by a variety of inungs ana diagrams, wmcii uo much to render his statements plain and intelligible. Ontf Of that paintings represents the Resurrection Slower, which, though fivo thousand years old, still blooms as fresh ns it did beneath the nkiea of its native Egypt." Philadelphia Age, Nov. 2Hth, 1800. See Auehinbatieh Bentz's advertisa merit of chean Arv vnnita.

Tha firm' tne place tor bargains. iuiu a otuiv Soldiers of the Win nf iaio Brant's Hall, at half past six o'clock this CVCilliJge Hope Fire Company, No. 2. A meeting will be hnlri th! vi i i. 6 vj uuyji.

a uuvtuai aiienaance is aesirea. The officers of the Council of Junior Amer ican Mechanics will be installed to night. oi "i i oris relueste to be present at The members of the Paxton Fire company are requested to meet at their engine bouse to morrow morning, at 9 o'clock, fully equipped for parade. By order. nm 1ITIzejt ire Compakt.

The members of tne utizen tire Company are requested to moet at their hall, at 8 o'clock to morrow morning, io proceed to the depot, to receive the Vigilant Company of York. Punctual luieiuiunce is requested. MARSHALS, AttEXTIOX! The mnrahnla in. pointed for the inauguration ceremonies are requested to meet at tne Jones HonBe, room No. 8.

this evening at 7 o'clock. Punctual attendance is requested. E. C. Williams.

Chief Marshal. i iKsnusi iDe marshals ao inlninj I I. TV iuiui.cu vy i iic various nre companies are reauestea to meet at tho nnm HnnA Vn 9 at TA uv LUIS evening. H. M.

Koller, Marshal Fire Department. Friendship, No. 1. The members of the i 1 icuusuip ire company are requested to meet vueir man at i clock, to make ar rangements ior the reception of the Friend ship ire Company of Chambersburg. By uiuer.

1 iremen, Attention The various fire companies, participating in the inauguration ceremonies, win meet at their respective engine houses to morrow morning at o'clock. and hold themselves in readiness to march at the order of the Marshal. H. M. Koller Marshal.

Sn'ake Killing in January. On Friday, the 4th A. Pershinc of Bullskin township, Fayette county, killed a blacksnake uieosunug neany six ieet in lengtn. i.ho reptile had succeeded in traveling about the lengtn ot itseit irom its den, on the snow, wnicn was aoouc lour incnes deep. Pennsylvania College of Trade 'and Finance.

In order to meet the wants of clerks and others, who are engaged at the Capitol, the Pnncmal has arranged a nracti. cal course that can be completed duriner the session of the Legislature, and at a cost of little more than halt the price of a full course. For particulars, call at the College. Mount Vernon Hook and Ladder Com pany. An adjourned meeting of this com nanr will hn fiol1 of hall ia at 7 o'clock.

Everv member, and esneelnllv iuusu inianaing io participate in the parade oi luesaay next, are desired to attend in order perfect final arrangements. Turn out, one and all By order of the President. The Daily Teleorapii; published by Geo. Bergner, at Hacrisburg, is decidedly one of the most valuable newspapers on our exchange list. It contains as much reading matter as any of the Philadelphia dailies, with the Same auantitv of telaeranhin nun.

and is cheaper. Its dailv Legislative rnnnrta alone, is worth the price of a year's subscription. Upper Dauphin Iieaister.Lvkens.Pa. Gen. eary has accented an invitation to tioiu mo uuu vi me vuizen rire company, between 9 and 10 o'clock to morrow evening.

We would remind our readers that th CJiti zen boys hold their hoD in Brant's Hall to morrow night. The sale of tickets has been extensive, and there is every reason to believe that there will be a very large attendance of citiens and strangers. The Big Threes will have a good time. From Philadelphia. The Gray Reserves leave Philadelphia at eleven o'clock to nighf, for There will be about three hundred men in the five companies.

The National Guards, numbering about one hundred men, will leave Philadelphia at the same hour. Company Republican Invincibles, will arrive here from Philadelphia, on the evening train on the Reading railroad. The Boys in Blue of the Twentieth Ward, will arrive here at three o'clock to morrow morning, via tho Pennsylvania railroad. We have been informed that the Washington Hose Company, No. 4, have been making extensive preparations for the inauguration of Moi.

Gen. John W. Geary, on to morrow. Ihey have procured new equipments for the occasion, and expect to turn out fifty or sixty men. We hope that our City Fathers will remember the "Washey Boys," No.

4, if another steam fire eneine is needed for th m. tection of the city, Tor they would be the boys to take care of one, and work it at a firn. May prosperity attend them in their efforts to administer to tne wants of their fellow citizens. Burglary. On Saturday evening Mrs.

Roff appeared before the Mayor, and stated that on the previous evening as her husband was returning homo he met a negro going out of a gateway on the premises occupied by him, near the Lancasterian House. The case was put in the hands of Barney Campbell, who succeeded in arresting a young negro named John Chilton, at a house in North alloy, below Spruce strcot. Ho was identified as the in. dividual who had visited Roff's, whore h.c stole a quantity of rags from Mr. storj.

Wm. B. Chilton, a brother of John, was aj bo captured, but subsequently released. At the house where the Chiltons wcro arrested, a quantity of ropes, evidently the property of a boatman, were found, cut in pieces. John was committed to prison, by the Mayor, to answer at court.

The pieces of rope re at tho Mayor's office, awaiting an owner. John Chilton was but recently released from the House of Refuge, to which he some eighteen months ago, for stealing brass uisiu iiuou uuiuuging 10 me city i Visiting Firemen. On Sunday mornins tho hose carriage of the Good Will Fire Company of Philadelphia arrived hern, nnd itinc afternoon the members of the comnnnv reached our city, via the Reading rA.il rnafi There were about oae hundred and fifty men in line, and thev were accomrmnWl hv tho Liberty Band. The Citizen boys of this city, and the Keystone Drum Corps, met the visitors at the depot, and a procession being fi the entire party marched to the Lochiel hotel, where quarters had been secured for the strangers. The Good Will Company is under command of Hon.

James N. Kerns, oi the House of Representatives. A finer looking body of men we never saw in front of a hose carriage, and as all were fully equip fhL a gIftn.d Wo wish them a good time during their stay in our city. Vi? Wjl! aPPAratus is housed in ie building of tho Citizen boys, who are the handsome" towards their vimting brethren. Attempts to Blackmail Arrtst of the Villain.

A telegraph operator, namod A. A. Braidwood, had a final hearing before. Mayor Edwards this morning, on a charge of attempting to blackmail. The information was made uy Jiarney Campbell, Cfaief of Police.

On Saturday morning Braidwood invited Campbell into the restaurant under tho State Capitol Hotel, and there represented himself as a detective in the revenue department of the Government. He requested Mr. C. to assist him in a case in which one of our prominent business men was charged with violating the revenue laws, and stated that $150,000 could bo made, of which Campbell should have $33,000. Barney was to koep an eye on the matter while Braidwood would go to Washington to report At the hearing, Mr.

H. G. Pulling, one of the proprietors of the State Capitol Hotel restaurant, testified that early on Saturday morning Braidwood visited his (witness') room in the hotel, awaking him, and stating that information had been made before the Mayor, charging Pulling with having permitted some unlawTul deeds to be committed in the restaurant. He proposed to have the 2S? fJM Pulling would give him lhis Pulling refused to do. and determined to have an investigation of the matter at once.

Subsequently he leavned that no charges, whatever, had been preferred against Braidwood has been in this city since the 1st of September last, when he left Philadelphia. He does not bear a very enviable reputation. 1 In default of $1,000 bail, he was committed to prison, to answer at court, next week. PROGRA FOR THE HIT AUGUIIATIOK OF MAJOR GENERAL JOHN GEARY, TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1867. FORMATION OF THE PROCESSION.

The various organizations and delegations will meet as tollows: FIRST DIVISION. Military, Form on Market street, right resting on Market Square. SECOND DIVISION. Uovernor, uovernor elect, Chairmen and Committees of Senate and House, and Heads of Departments, Will meet at the Jones House at ten o'clock. THIRD DIVISION.

Boys in BIup, Invincibles and Union Leagues, form on third street, right resting on Market. FOURTH DIVISION. Soldiers of 1812, of the Mexican War, Of ficers of the United States Army, Officers and Soldiers who served in the late War, and Wounded Soldiers of the late War, Will meet at the Lochiel Hotel, where Car rlages will be in attendance. FIFTH DIVISION. Judges of the Court, Members of the Bar, Mayor of the City, President and Members of City Council, Clergy of Har risburgand other places, County and State Officers, City Officers, Members of the Press and other especially invited Guests.

Will meet at the State Capitol Hotel, at 10 o'clock, where carriages will be in attendance. SIXTH DIVISION. Knight Templars, Masonic Lodges, Odd Fel lows and All other Civic Societies. Citi zens in Carriages and on Horseback, Harrisburg Car Works, Lochiel Iron Works, Pennsylvania Steel Works, Bailey's Rolling Mill, Pennsyl nia Railroad Machine Works, Citizens on Foot. Will form on North Fourth street, right resting on Market.

SEVENTH DIVISION. The Fire Department. Will iorm on North Second street, right resting1 on Market. ORDER OF PROCESSION. The procession will move precisely at 1 1 o'clock, in the following order: The Chief and a Detachment of Police.

CHIEF MARSHAL, Gen. E. C. WILLIAMS. Special Aids.

W. H. H. Siec, Henry Thomas. Aids to Chief Marshal.

Col. E. G. Savage, Col. D.

J. Unoer, Capt. Joh L. Wbioht, Col. Parsons, FIRST DIVISION.

Mania? Maj. Elbridge Meconkey. Assistant Marshals Capt. James Woodall, David D. Mumma.

lcn. Peter Lyle, Commanding Military Division. U. S. Barracks Band.

Squadron of 3d U. S. Cavalry, under command of Brevet Major Hastings. National Guard, of Philadelphia, under command of Gen. Peter Lyle.

Grey Reserves, of Philadelphia, under command of Col. C. M. Prevost. Columbia Zouaves, under command of Maj.

W. n. Pf holer. SECOND DIVISION. Marshal Maj.

T. D. Greenawalt. Assistant Marshals David McCormick nnd D. D.

Domer. Band. fiovernor, and Governor elect, Chairmen nnd Committees of the Senate and House of Representatives and Heads of Departments. tJ 7 55 THLRD DIVISION. Murshal Gen.

Joshua T. Owens. Assistant Marshals. Brevet Brig. Gen.

E. R. Biles and Capt. Jacob S. Stretch.

JJand and Drum Corps. Boys in Blue, Invincibles and Union Leagues. FOURTH DIVISION. Marshal Capt. Wm.

Coulter. Assistant Marshals George W. M'Callislcr, Maj. Harry Shafer. Baud.

Soldiers of 1812, of the Mexican War, Officers and Soldiers of the U. S. Army, Officers and Soldiers who served in the late war, Wounded soldiers of the late war. FIFTH DIVISION. Marshal John L.

Hammer. Jissistant Mardtals Lieut. W. W. Gibson, Capt.

Joseph A. Green. Band. Judges of the Court, Mejubers of the Bar, Mayor of the City, President and Members of City Council, Clergy ot Harrisburg and other places, State and County Officers, Members of tho Press, and other especially invited Guests in Carriages. SIXTH DIVISION.

Marshal Capt. John T. Ensminger. Assistant Marshals 5apt. Waltman, James E.

Saltzer. Band. Knight Templars, Masonic Lodges, Odd Fellows, and all other Civic Societies, Citizens in Carriages and on'Horsebaek, Harrisburg Car Works, Lochiel Iron Works, Pennsylvania Steel Works, Bailey's 1 Rolling Mill, Pennsylvania Railroad Machine "Works, Citizens on Foot. SEVENTH DIVISION. Marshal Henry M.

Koller. Assistant Marshals Wm, Haehnlen. Sam'l Kline. Band. Fire Friendship Fire Company of Chambersburg Hoho Carriage and Members of Company.

Friendship Fire Company Steamer, drawn by four horses, Hose Carriage, Members of Company. Hope Fire Company Steamer, drawn by four horses, Hook and Ladder Truck, Hose Carriage, Members of Company. Good Will Fire Company, of Philadelphia Steamer, Hose Carriage and Company. Vigilant Fire Company, of York Carriage and Members of Company. Citizen Fire Company Steamer drawn by four horses, Carriage, Members of Company.

Washington Hose Company Hose Members of Company. Mount Vernon Fire Company Hook and Ladder Track, Members of Company. Paxton Fire Company Engine drawn by four horses, Hose Carriage, Members of Comnanv. Perseverance Fire Company, of Lebanon bteamer drawn by four horses, Members of Com Dan v. Good Will Fire Company Engine drawn by four horses, Hose Carriage drawn by Members of Company.

ROl'TE OF PROCESSION. The procession will march down Second street to Washington Avenue, out Washing ton Avenue to Front street, up Front to Chestnut, out Chestnut to Fourth, up Fourth to Market, out Market to Third, up Third to Walnut, out Walnut to Second, up Second to Pine, out Pine to Front, up Front to State, out State to the the ceremonies will take place. A salute will be fired from capitol hill during the moving of the procession. Prayer will be offered by the Rev. T.

Robinson. Immediately after the Inaugural ceremo nies a national salute will be fired from capi tolhill. The procession on return route will march down Third to Locust, out Locust to Second, down Second to Market, when all but the military organizations will be dismissed. The milit ary will march out Market and halt, right resting on Fourth street. A grand review of all the military will take place by Governor John W.

Geary. After which the parade will be dismissed. Under no circumstances will persons be admitted to the stand without special cards of Col. Peter Lyle, on reaching the capitol, will detail one' company to guard the platform. Col.

C. M. Prevost will detach one com pany as a Guard of Honor to the Governor and Governor elect. Marshals will be held responsible for having their Divisions in line precisely at 11 o'clock. JAMES N.

KERNS, HENRY S. WHARTON, A. HIESTAND GLATZ, Legislative Com. of Arrangements. State Capitol, Jair.

14, 1867. Raynor with their minstrels, give an entertainment at Brant's Hall, to night. There is fun in store for all who attend. Ray nor promises us a first class concert. Go and hear them.

Chase's Improved Microscope. This val uable article, specially adapted to detecting counterfeit money, is now in our market. It is an admirable article, and should be in the hands of every business man. The price is only one dollar. The microscope can be had at German's book store.

See the advertisement of Dr. C. K. Kel ler, concerning the magic' clothes marker. We take pleasure in recommending the arti cle to everybody who has clothes that are not desired to be stolen, livery article of ap parel should be marked, and Dr.

Keller has the machine to stamp them. Collations for thr Visitors. The Citi zen Fire Company has invited the Good Will 'boys" of Philadelphia to a collation at Brant's Hotel restaurant, at 8 o'clock this evening. We learn that the Hope Company will en tertain the visitors in a similar manner at 9 o'clock this evening. Caning the Frequenters of the State Capitol.

Lee has just opened a stand for the sale of gold and silver headed canes, and all other kinds of walking sucks, in the rotunda of the Capitol. Lee is an experienced caner of the public, and we advise all who want anything in his line for their own use, or as presents fortheir friends, to pay the new stand a visit. The Skatorial Queen was at the pond this afternoon, and attracted a large crowd of visitors. J. his iorenoon, the Keystone Drum Corps paraded the streets, with banners, bear ing appropriate inscriptions, and the excellent music nad the effect of causing hundreds to turn out and go to the pond.

There will be an illumination at the pond during the whole, of to night, and a gay time may be expected. me snow has been removed, and the ice is in tip top order. The Pittsburg papers predict a suspension of the iron business in that city in a month. BUSINESS ITEMS. Soldiers' Monument Association.

A meeting of the Soldiers' Monument Association will be held at the State Capitol Hotel, on Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock. All the members of the association are requested to be punctual in attendance, as business of importance will be transacted. E. C. WILLIAMS, President.

J. S. Detweiler, Secretary. janl4 2t Sharp Practices in Fashionable Life. After which tho liberal customer requested the salesman to have a bill made out of the articles purchased and accompany her in the carriage with the bill and package of goods to her residence, and her husband would settle the bill.

Upon tho lady, salesman and dry goods being comfortably located in the vehicle, the coachman drove to the reception rooms of Doctor Moore. The lady's summons at the door for entrance was quickly attended to, when she at once conducted the salesman into the Doctor's presence and introduced him, the Doctor being under tho impression that the gcntlemau was the lady's husband, and equally impressed was the salesman that the Doctor was his fair customer's husband. We abruptly drop tho story for the present, to announce the arrival of twenty pieces 30 inch heavy unbleached muslins at 12 cts. per yard. C.

L. BOWMAN, Cor. of Front and Market Harrisburg, Pa. P. S.

The story will be continued in Thursday's paper. The Inauguration. Parties who design witnessing the inauguration of Gov. Geary, will do well to guard against the possibility of having their toes frozen while looking at the procession, by providing themselves with a pair of good winter boots, from the establishment of LEEDY No. 414 Market street.

100,000 Thousand. Segars to Segars, at 12 50 per thousand and upwards, at HERMAN'S, College Block. jan4 tf GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES KUNKEL 211 MARKET STREET, Offer to tho public goods at reduced prices consisting partly of BLANKETS. DRESS GOODS AND SHAWLS, FURS OF ALL DESCRIPTION, READY MADE CLOAKS, In fact all goods in the dry goods line. Call and examine our stock.

janlO tf Selling Out Winter Goods All kinds of Winter Dry Goods, such as FLANNELS, MERINOES, DELAINES, PANTALOONS STUFF for men's wear, are being sold without regard to cost, at No. 8 Market Square, one door south of Felix's. MAX MAYER, Agent. janlO rt Taffys, Mosey and other Candies, fresh at all times, at, WISE'S, College Block Store, Third Street. janlO tf JTTJS'X' KECEIED, DR.

MARKLEY'S College Block Drug Store. No. 28 North Third Street, A choice variety of FANCY GOODS, suitable for CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. BOHEMIAN COLOGNE BOTTLES. A select assortment of FORK I (J AND DOMESTIC PERFPMERY.

EXTRACTS FOR THK HANDKERCHIEF. HAIR OILS AND POMADES, FANCY SOAPS, SUPERIOR COLOGNE AND BAY RUm! Call and examine. PHICES GREATLY REDUCK1K For Bent. a i "vt utJiai laiety occupied as a School House, at the corner, of Raspberry anil nhom. 11.

Ti mediately. Inquire at L. KOENIG'S, Cor. Chestnut st. and Raspberry alley.

jan8 lw Go to Wise's, No. 2 College Block, Third street, and get some of that Spanish Cream, oj kponge Candy the best in the world for cuuuren. wur own make. janlO tf I jovvd call the attention of members of me legislature and strangers to my superior stock of Shirts on hand, made of the best "amsuua and Williamsburg Muslins, the cheapest and best made eoods the city. Opposite the State Capitol Hotel, Walnut street, Harrisburg.

tf Miss KATE RITNER. Winter Hillinerv. SELLING OFF AT REDUCED PRICES, at the well known store of Mrs. J. A.

MATHER, North Second street, aoove ijocust. Janl2 d3t Chocolate Caramels, of our own make. iresn every day. JOHN WISE'S, janlO tf College Block, Third Street. The inv uc mnuj certificates received recommending Gardner's tended We have tried is exceiiem a superior article, and worth a "mi.

Kir. h' h'nr. Late Pastor 2d Ger. Ref. Church, Harrisburg.

Carlisle, March 26, I860. I have used Mr. Onrrlnor'a n.A and find it A VOW officiant nnm throat, hoarseness, and also for clearing the w.vb cuu gi.mg ucnibuy units io me voice. i. jt.

xiamblen, Dickinson College. The above named Cnrwltr ran YaA at wholesale or retail, at JOHN WISE'S. janlO tf College Block. Navt, Coneress. Spun Roll and Bright Tobacco, by the box or caddie, at HER MAN'S, College Block.

jan4 tf mtm Notice to Milliners op Harrisburo aki Vicinitt. J. C. Jennings having completed arrangements is now ready to alter and reshape all kinds of felt hats and bonnets into the latest styles. Office corner Second and Walnut streets.

octlO tf Clear Havana and Yara Segars, by tiie box or thousand, at HERMAN'S, College Block. Mattresses, Pillows and Bolsters Of all kinds, including the celebrated Cork Having Mattresses. Also Bed Springs to suit, and Uaii and examine stock and prices, at the Popular Furniture Ware Rooms, corner of Second and Pine streets. dec8 tf Furniture, Oil Cloths, MATTRESSES, WINDOW SHADES, LOOKING GLASSES, BEDSPRINGS, AC, A full assortment always on hand, at very low prices. YINGST Corner Second and Pine streets, de28 tf Harrisburg, Pa.

Gentlemen's Felt Hats cleaned and re shaped, in the latest styles, at Jennings' Bleachine and Pressing? Establishment. Sec ond and Walnut streets. octlO tf Cloaks and Shawls. Ladies' Cloth and Beaver CLOAKS AND SHORT SACKS. Also, a lot of Single and Doable Shawls, To be sold out without regard to cost, at MAX Agent, Nil.

ft Mnrlrcf Snnoni (Next door to Felix's Confectionery Doctor lesthng's building). dell tf A Snnp fi fallible remedy for TETTER, RINGWORM, BARBER'S ITCH, and other skin diseases. rrice per oottie. uau and get a circular, containing testimonials, Address John Gross, Harris House, Harrisburg. del tf $100 xtra Bounty.

Colored Soldiers who huva nprvar) TFTUTCK! YEARS, and have not received any or more than $100 bounty, can have the same collected by taking their discharge papers to ttUUJSNE SNIDER, novH tt Attorney at Law. How to Save Money, Go to Knnkel Sr. Cn. 9.1 1 Mart af and purchase your Dry Goods. They have a iuu selection and are Belling at reduced prices.

Remember the place. KUNKEL decl7 tf 211 Market street. QIIILLT IXDUCEJIE TS A Bare Chance to Save Money. CHEAP GOODS, GREAT BARGAINS. Havinr detorminpH in we have concluded to close out our entire stocK ot ury boods at coBt therefore, all mose woo wisnio secure bargains, and thereby save money, will do well to call, for we are determined to close out.

Our stock embraces everything that is usually kept in a Dry Goods store. N. B. Any person wishing to purchase a part of, or tho entire stock, in order to secure the stand, can do so upon favorable terms. The stand is one of the oldest and best in the city of Harrisburg.

CHRONISTER RAFFENSBBRGER, cor. Market street and Market Square, jan5 Harrisburg, Pa. Jdst Received An invoice of Smoking Tobacco, "Virginia at HERMAN'S, College Black. jan4 tf Just Received A large lot of Ladies' and Children's Felt and Silk Hats. For sale cheap at MME.

JENNING'S, nov22 tf cor. Second and Walnut Sts. For Fire Insurance, Life Insurance or Accident Insurance, go to Sullivan S. Child, who is prepared to accommodate you with policies in the best companies in the country. SPECIAL WOTICEK.

THE MISERABLES! MISOCIDED AND "UNFORTUNATE YOUNO MEN. Essays of Warning and Instruction for Young Men who have abased thoir physical powero, or wasted their snbstanoe in riotoni livincr, and fallen victims to disease with reports on the Howard treatment and cure. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Address Dr. J.

SKILL1N HOUGHTON. Howard Arsociation, Philadelphia, Pa. Janl0 dtw3in AIXCOCM'S POROrS PLANTERS. Allbntown. April 4, 1865.

Messrs. T. Alloook Dear Sirt My daughter used one of your Porous Plasters. She hod a very bod pain in her side, and it cured her in one week. Yours truly, JOHN V.

K. HUNTER. We refer to the Forty Tbonsniul Drug gluts who sell our Plasters, as to their high sterling oliar aoter. ALLC0CK Agency, Brandreth House, New York. Sold by all druggists.

jan8 lmdw Fonrr drops of Metcalfe's Rheumatic Remedy contain as much virtue as forty bottltra of many other medicines, and will instantly ouro Nervous Uoadaahe, Neuralgia, ie. Try it. decUO dlm C. K. KKLLER, Agent.

FRIGHTFUL EXECUTION is done upon thousands of grey by ondearor ing to darken them with metallic dyes that Scoroh and Blast the fibres from tip to root. ttl Avold these horrible mSFIOURINO AOKMTS, and use only tho great toilet staple of America, CRISTADORO'S EXCELSIOR DYE, which not only instantaneously produces all shades of bluck and brown, but also nourishes, strengthens and beautifies the hair. Manufactured by J. CRIS TADORO, 6 Astor House. New York.

Sold by Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dressers. janS dtwlm Pocket and Hand Bibles, In greatest variety of sites, bindings, styles and prices, with and without olagpg. bound in cloth, rocoo. and rion and handnouie velvet bindings tSe very thing for CTfRfKTMJS GIFTS.

For sale at BKRONER'S BOOK iORE, 2 Market street. SPECIAL, NOTICES. 1867. Fashions Demand J. W.

BRADLEY'S CELEBRATED DUPLEX ELLIPTIC (Or Double. Spring) SKIRTS. THEY will not BEND or BREAK like the Single Sprinsjw. but will PRESERVE their and UK.ACEFUI. SHAPE, where three uonuo.oo.

iney are tne most KIiASTIC, FLEXI KIIS? MANUFACTURED. nd Economy ilo5t coa mt' UiW SLOW Hi 09 STAND ARD RIRT OP THE FASHIONABLE WORLD, TkfePoPalar Skirt is universally recommended generally; ui luo We are also exclusive mannfactarers of the new "DUPLEX JOINTED SKIRT HOOK." AtWYlAlual. 1. 17 A 'u manuiaciurers and Sole Owners oi the Patent. WESTS, BRADLEY CARY, Nob.

97 Chambers, and 79 and 81 Read N.York. J. W. Bradley's Duplex Elliptic ok in. Sf, mbw styles in ximpress T'1 World" and "Paris Also, Childs' Misses' and.

Young. Ladies' Duplex, ait mo umvnui styles, just receiver. u. turrutix et Mt '12 Market Square. (two doors above the Harrisburg Bank) HARRISBURG.

PA. J. W. Bradley's Duplex Elliptic aKiri. ever invented they are perfeotion in Crino l'e th6 far famed "Pride of the and Extra Wide Tapes.

Duplex Elliptic Skirts; also. Misses' and Young Ladies' Duplex, for sale by BRANDT, Southwest corner of Second and Walnut HARRISBURG. PA. J. W.

Bradley's Duplex Elliptic SKirt. TtiAv ova A liaTiAai a. mv tiu.wv, iuvoii uuiuio uuu must stylish Skirt made superior to all others. New "Empress Trail." "Pride SkirKjusttohand; also. Misss' ond Young La wo.

bout east cor. of Front and Market HARRISBURG, PA. T4 T. 1 1 agaiusi. ininfmwff, UD particular to nottc that Skirts offered as "DvrhKX" have the rea inx stamp, viz J.

W. BRADLEY'S I I DCPI.KX ELLIPTIC BIIJVIlDrdflQS upon the Waistbands. Also, notice that every hoop will admit of a pin being paeted through the centre, thus nv.allni. n.nninn.I..l V. (or Duplex) braided together therein, which is the SKCRST of their flexibility and strength, a combination not to be found in any other tktrt.

narnsourg, UOI. iw, 1SM. ootlV dawHm Schenck's Seaweed Tonic. This medioine, inverted by Dr. J.

II. Sohenok. of Philadelphia, is intended to dissolve the food and make it into chyme, the first process of digestion. By oleansing the stomach with Schenck's Mandrake Puis, the Tonie soon restores the appetite, and food that could not be eaten bef'ure using it will be easily digested. Consumption cannot be cured by Schenck's Pul monic Syrup unless the ttouiaoh and liver is made healthy and the appetite restored, hence the Tonic and Pills are required in nearly every case of con sumption.

A half dozen bottles of the TONIC and three or four bexes of the MANDRAKE PILLS will cure any ordinary oaso of dyspepsia. I Dr. Schrxck nakes professional visits in Now York, Boston, and at his principal office in Phila delphia every week. See daily papers of each place or his pamphlet on consumption, for his days of visitation. Please observe, when purchasing, that the! two likenesses of the Doctor, one when in the last stage of consumption, and the other as he now is, in per fect health, are on the Government stamp, i Sold by all Druggist and Dealers, price $1 SO per bottle, or $7 50 the half doien.

AH letters for ad vioe should be addressed to Dr. Schknck's Principal Office, No. 15 North 6th streot, Philadelphia, Pa. General Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes N. S.

S.llanoe, Baltimore. John D. Parke; Cincinnati, Ohio; Walker Taylor, Chicago, 111., Collins St. Louis, Mo. I octl'Mstweamly rcpared Oil or Palm and Mace, For Preserving, Restoring and Beautifying the Hair.

And is the most delightful and wonderful article the world ever produced. Ladies will find it not only a certain remedy to restoro. Darken and Beautify the Hair, but also a desirable artiole for the Toilet, as it is highly perfumed with a rich and delicate perfume, independent of the fragrant odor of the Oils of Palm and Mace. v. THE MARVEL OF PERU.

A new and beautiful nerfume. whinh in ilalinv of scent, and the tenacity with which it clings to the handkerohief and person, is unequalled. The above artioles for sale by all Druggists and Perfumers, at $1 per bottle eaoh. Sent by express to any address by proprietors. T.

W. WRIGHT octla dxwly 100 Libertv street. New York. Kn 1.1. in 1...

1 Th vart's old stand), 205, Jones' Row. EVERT BODY SHOULD USE Rohrer's Expectoralf Wild Cherry ionic, For diseases of the Chest, Liver, Kidneys, Lungs, Stomach and Bowels; ly9pepsla. Diarrhoea. Dysen tery, noiora morous, uenonu iseouity, ana as a Blood Purifier it has no A sure preventive and cure of Fever and Ague. Intermittent and Bilious Fevers.

No family should be without it. Sold by Druggists, Dealers and Hotel keepers everywhere. J. itUilttEiv, Hole Proprietor, Lancaster, Pa. FOR SALE BY GEORGE WINTERS, whnlno.1.

and retail dealer in foreign and domestic wines and liquors. No. 107 South Second street, Harrisburg, Pa. vDui aswom BANKIiYO HOUSE OF JAY COOKE Corner Nassau Sts, New York. IN connection with our houses in Philadelphia and Washington, we have opened a NJW YORK HOUSE at above location, and offer our servioes to Banks, Bankers and Investors for the transaetion of their business in this oity, inoluding purohases and sales of Government Securities, Stooks, Bonds and Gold.

We are constantly repre sented at the Stook Exohange and Gold Board, where orders sent us are promptly filled. We koep on hand a full supply Government Securities of all Issues, Buying and selling at ourrent prices, and allowing correspondents the most liberal rates the market affords. mayll dewly JAY COOKK CO. Colgate's Aromatic Vegetable Soap. A Superior Toilet Soan.

OUs in combination with Oljrcer. In and especially designed for the use ef Ladlea ana lor the Knntry. Its perfume is exquisite, and its washing properties unrivalled. For sale by all druggists. fob9 dawly Batoliolor'H Hair Dyo I This snlondid TTair T)ve is the bent in thn wnrlil.

f'he only frit anil perfect hve Uarmloss, Reliable, nstantaneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies tho ill eflects ot Bad Invigorates tho hair, leaving it soft and beautiful.

The genuine is signed William A. liutchelor. All others are mere and should be avoided. Sold by all Drucgists ana Factory 81 Barclay street. New York.

dec7 dly TELEGRAPH STEAM PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT executes all kiniUolBook and Job Printing, at the lowest rates, and in the most expeditious imu lartlefi11 maimer. Office. lutrd street, near Walnut. f. It S't SPECIAL NOTICES.

A Cough, A Cold, or A Sore Throat, REQUIRES IMMEDIATE ATTEKTION, AND SHOULD BE CHECKED. If ALLOWED TO COKTIKUI, irritation oi tne ijunssi, a Permanent Throat Disease, or IS OFTES THE RESULT. BltOWS'S BBONCHIAL TROCHES HAVI.YG A DIRECT I.V VLtlKNCE TO THE PARTS, GIVE IMMEDIATE RELIEF. For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Con. snmptive and Throat Diseases, TROCHES ARE USED WITH ALWAYS GOOD SUCCESS.

SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS will find Trochee useful in clearing the voice when taken before Singing or Speaking, and relieving the throat after an unusual exertion of the vocal or gans. The Trochee are recommended and prescribed by Physicians, and have had testimonials from eminent men throughout the country. Being an arti cle of true merit, and having proved their efficacy by a test of many years, each year finds them in new localities in various parts of the world, and the Trochee are universally pronounced better than other articles. Oetaik only "Brqwx's Bronchial Troches." and do not take any of the Worthhte Imitaiiant that may be offered. Sold kvkbywhrrk.

aeoi dawUm A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE. The Cheapest Book Ever Published. Containing nearly three hundred pages and 130 fine plates 'and engravings of tho Anatomy of the Human Organs in a state of Health and Disease, with a treatise on early errors, its deplorable consequences upon the mind and body, with the author's plan of treatment the only rational and successful mode of cure, as shown by the report of cases treated. A truthful adviser to the married, and those contemplating marriage, who entertain doubts of their physical condition. Sent free of postage, to any address on receipt of 25 cents in stamps or post age currency, by addressing DR.

LA CROIX. No. 31 Maiden Lane, Albany, N. Y. The author may be consulted upon any of the diseases upon which his book treats, either personally or by mail, and medicines sent to any part of the world, dec2U dw6m Remedial Institute FOR rSPECIAL CASES.

NO. 14 BOND STREET, NEW YORK, WFull information, with the hiahett tenti monwd also, a Book on Special Ltiteasee, in a eealed envelope, sent free. JST" Be sure and tend for them, and yon will not regret if for, as advertising physicians are generally impostore, without reference no stranger should be 'rusted. Enclose a stamp for postage, and direct to UK. LAWRENCE.

CiU. 14 iSUN Bl'lUSlSl'. IXW XUKK. nol2 dwly. An Effectual Worm Medicine.

Brown's Vermifuge Comfits or Worm Lozenges, Much sickness, undoubtedly, with children and adults, attributed to other causes, is occasioned by worms. The "Vermifuge Comfits," although effectual in destroying worms, can do no possible in jury to the most delioate child. This valuable combination has been successfully used by physi elans, and found to be safe and sure in eradicating worms, so hurtful to children. Children having worms require immediate atten tion, as negleot of the trouble often causes prolonged sickness. Ji Symptoms of worms in children are often over looked.

Worms in the stomach and bowels cause irritation, whioh eon be removed only by tho uso of a sure The combination of ingredients used in making Brown's Vermifuge Comfits is such as to give the best possible effect with safety. CDRTIS BROWN, Proprietors, New York. Sold by all Dealers in Medioines, at 25 cents a box. maylO dwly FOR MARKING LINEN, The Improved Indelible Pencil, PATENTED 1859. 1886.

Greatly Superior to Indelible Ink. One Pencitwill mark over 1,500 article. "Desirable, convenient and useful." Springfield (Moss.) Republican. For sale by Booksellers Stationers, Druggists, Ac. Manufactured and sold nt Wholesale, by THK INDELIBLE PENCIL Northampton, Mass.

Every Penoil Warranted. Price, CO cents. deolv dwlm "A Valuable Mrdicihk. Dr. Poland's White Pine Compound, advertised in our columns, is a suc oessful attempt to combine and apply the medicinal virtues of the White Pine Bark.

It has beon thoroughly tested by the people in this city and vicinity, and the proprietor naa testimonials ot its aluo from persons well known to our citizens. We recommend its trial in all those cases of disease to whioh it is adapted. It is for sale by all our druggists." N. i dnaepenaent. T8B GREAT NEW ENGLAND REMEDY DR.

J. W. POLAND'S WHITE PINE COMPOUND. Is now offered to the afflicted throughout the country, after having been proved by the test of eleven years, in the New England States, where its merits have become as well known as the tree from whioh, in part, it derives its virtues. THE WniTE PINE COMPOUND Cures Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Diptheria, Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood, and Pulmonary Affections generally.

It is a remarkable remedy for Kidney Complaints, Diabetes, 1ifBoulty of Voiding Urine, Bleeding from the Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel and other complaints. For Piles and Scurvy it will be found very valuable. Give it a trial if you would learn the value of a GOOD AND TRIED MEDICINE. IT IS PLEASANT. SAFE AND SURE.

Sold by Druggists and Dealers in Medicines gen erally. novo aam Special Attention Is asked to the large assortment of FAMILY BIBLES, Comprising all sizes, styles of binding, and prices. The prosent stook has boen printed from new type, and are equal in appoaranuo and quality to tho boat Oxford editions. They contain numerous fine English ftoel line engravings, a now and beautiful Family Roord. the Apoohrypha, Concordance and Psalms, and are arrangod to contain sixteen Family Photograph Portraits They are a most desirable and handsome article for A CHRISTMAS GIFT, And nono can be moro ppropriate.

Special attention is therefore called to them for that purpose. Call and see them, at BERGNER'S BOOK STORE, V2S Market treet. MASON HAMLIN'S CELEBRATED CABINET ORGANS, AT W.KNOCHE'S 93 Mifirliot Street, Wholesale antl Retail Agent FOR CENTRAL apll ly PENNA. EXTENSIVE MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT So. OO Walnut Street, Philadelphia.

MADAMOISELLE KEOGH, MILLINER DE PARIS. HAVING rebuilt and greatly enlarged her place of business, has now on hand an entire new assortment of the very best styles of FRENCH UILLINEHY. Through her numerous agents in Paris, she is enabled to prosent in advanoe of othor establishments tho very latest European stylos in Bonnets, llend DresweB, Oops, lions, Frames, etc, TUE SALES ROOMS Are constantly stocked with th 3 choicest cnods'ind those sending orders can be accommodated at the shortest notice. TUE MOURNING DEPARTMENT Is thoroughly organized, and has been made a speciality in the establishment. THE WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT Offers great inducements to milliners, who can anytime be furnished with pattern bonnets of; very latest stylos, prior to their being exposed retail.

Pf. Fi'uli, Kiiclinli, ami Uermun Hpoken. novl deodrtm inside Coal Oil! Coal Oil! BY the quart, gallon or barrel, vcrv low. at jan4 HOUSTON BK151 MAN'S. DRIED PEACIIES, APPLES AND Cherries, at BOYEK A KKRPER'S.

AMS, SHOULDERS and BKKE (sugar TELEGRAPH STEAM PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT exeeutos all kind of Book and Job Prlutlug, at the lowest Iratca, ami in the most expoditlous and tastoiut uiauuur. uuke. Third street, near Walnut. Vat.iet.Kft GOODS SUITED TO THE SEASON. HARRISBURG, DECEMBER 29th, 1866.

T11HERE is no more desirable present to a mother than tho COMBIN ATION CRADLE, BABY TENDER, BABY WALKER, BABY JUMPER AND CARRIAGE, for sale cheap at irvr.T.ww'S wnTTRVTriTU'xrTSTTTvn. nwpnT dec29 Second and Walnut streets. Grand Inauguration Ball, TO Eg GIVES BT TH C1TIZES STEAM FIRE ENGINE AT BRANT'S MALL, OS TUESDAY EVENING, JAN. 15, 1867. TICKETS, ftS6.

To be had at the principal hotels or from any of the memoers. janf nta UitViNT i NEW HALL. TITO NIGHTS ONLY. Werttirsilny and ThnrsUay Evening, Juu nary lOtU and lTtli. OVERFLOWING HOUSES everywhere greet this novel, instructive and delightful en tainment, affording a rare opportunity for intellectual culture and musical enjoyment.

JOHN SMITH DYE will deliver two illustrated lectures on the ORIGIN AND HISTORY OF MAN. First lecture, ednesday evening, January loth. Delightful imikg. Af er the leciure each evening. Mr.

Dye wil I introduce to the audience. Lottik Brown, the Young Slave Gtiri, from Wilmington. North Carolina, dauskter of Mrs. Brown. who was so attentive to the starving Union Soldiers at Camb LambCrebe! prison with sweet melodies, soothed their passage to the tomb.

AI90, Miss Ap. lknti, the beautiful and accomplished Young Indian Girl, and Mr. Ia D'Clifk, the celebrate Colored Baritone, of Philadelphia, who will enliven the entertainment with a few choice songs. Gcstavcs 11. Hazz bd, of Philadelphia, the well known Colored Pianist, will perform.

TL kets 35 cents. Reserved Seats fcO cents. Family Ticket, admitting six persons to reserved seats Reserved seats can ba secured at Ward's Music Store. No half price. Doors open at 7 p.

m. Commence at 8 p.m. ja.ll ot GRAND PRESENTATION it a ar II A 5, SIX NIGHTS ONLY, Commencing Wednesday Evening', Jan nary 16th. The Renowned Fakir of Ylshnu, The people's favorite, in his wonderful and pleasing feats of PRESTIDIGITATION. 150 Beautiful and Costly lrecnts! Will be distributed to the audience at the close of each entertainment, TICKETS, 25 cents; one ticket admittingsU persons, $1 00.

loors open at 7 o'clock to commence at 8. janl2 ft I. O. O. TP, THE ODD FELLOWS of Harrisburg intend giving a supper at the State Capitol IIo tel.

on Monday evening, January 3, at nine o'clock. TICKETS, $1 so. All members of the Order are respectfully invited. P. ft.

LEVI WOLFINGER, Prett. N. O. V. COKL.

Secretary. P. a. WM. Kl'HN, Treasurer.

Committee of Arrangements. Tickets can be procured from the N. of the different Lodges. janS dtd FOR HAJLK. A FEW more of those desirable Lots for sale, opposite Jno.

AV Holler's steam mill, below the city. Price, from to each. Terms easy. Inquire of J. MISH, 'anS Keystone Fnrm and A ursery For Sale.

A DRIED BEEF CHIPPING MACHINE, at J. SniSf.ER JP' Exchnnse Building, Walnut ft. House for Sale or Itcitl. LOCATED near the New Market House, West Harrisburg. For particulars, anplv to ALDEKMAN BOWJ liS.

decl tf Third street, above North. Valuable Keal Instate lor THE undersigned offers the following valu able real estato for sale, on reasonable terms One two storv Kriclr S4000 street, a few door3 below Market. IVu One two story Frame Dwelling House, wilh var'd in front baid house ia titteel up in the best ttvle on becond street, near South street. Price ijl.Ot.'t). One two story Frame Dwelling House, situate on Sixth street, near Walnut.

Price UK) One Lot of Ground. 20 feet front bv 210 feet deep situate on Pennsj I vatiia Avenue, above Kcilv si Price StiOO. Two Lots of Ground, 20 feet front by 110 feet deep, situate on Cumberland street, near Ridge Hoad (Oth street). Price $1,000. rhreo Lots of Ground, each 20 feet front on Ridge Koad (bth street) by 190 feet deep to Montsomery street.

Price $1,000 each. All information desired will bo given by railing at my office, A alnut street, opposite State Cnnitol Hotel. jun5 dtf ULLIV AN S. CHILD. General Insurance Agent.

Gas ami Steam Pine. I HAVE now in store 17,000 feet Gas, Water and Steam Pipe, assorted sizos. that I will sell to tho trade at lowest rates, Quality guaranteed equal to any in toe market. aecai imi v. u.

mctiUK. Agt. Aurora Iron Co. BEDVCTIO Itf PRICK OK THK AMERICAN WATCHES, at Waltliam. Mass.

IN consequence of the recent great improvements in our facilities for manufacturing. have reduced our prices to as low a point as they be placed Witli Goia at Par, So that no one need hositate to bny a wateu ow from tho espectalion that Itwillbecheapor at some future time. The tost of ten years and the manufacture and sale of More than 200,000 Watelies Have given our productions tho very highest rank among timo keepers. Commencing with the deter mination to make ony thoroughly excellent watohes, our business has steadily increased as the public became acquainted with their value, until for months together, we have been unable to supply the demand. We havo repeatedly factory buildings until they now cover" over hm acres of ground, and give accommodation to moro than eight hundred workmen.

We are fully justified in stating that Wo now tnnb, MORE THAN ONE HALF OF ALL THE WATCHES SOLD IN THE UNITED STATES The different grades are distinguished by tho following trade marks on tho plate 1. American Watch Wolthain. Mass. 2. "Appleton, Tracy Waltham, Mars.

3. S. Bartlott," Waltham. Mass. 4.

"Wm Ellery." 6. OUR. LADIES' WATCH, of first oual tv i named "Appleton. Tray Waltham. Mas 6.

Our nest quality of Ladies' Watch is named S. Bartlett," Waltham, Mass. These Watcho are furnished in a great variety of sizes and styles of coses. Tho Amorican Watch of Waltham. Mass authoriio us to stato that without distinction nf trade marks or price.

ALL THE PRODUCTS OF THEIR FACTORY ARE FULLY WARRANTED To bo the bost timokcenera of their class ever made in this or any other country. Buyers should re member that unlike th gunrante0 of a foreign maker who oan never be reachod, th guarantee is good at all times against tho Company or their agents, and that if after the most thorough trial, any watoh should prove defective in any particular it may always be exchanged for another. As th Amorican Watches innde at Waltham, aro fr i sab by dealers generally throughout tho country, not soUoit orders for single watches. CAUTION. Tho public are cautioned to buy only of respectable doaleis.

All persons soiling counterfeits willbe prosecuted. APPLETUS. lu American Watoh Company, 1 a a. i WIU4IUHBI. i lliVUMlll JL floor spreads, decl4 i iJi.ivuij limx, Buitauie ior uor.se covets.

Jic, for snlo chen'i HORXKft A EUA" '1ANNKD FRUITS ANDY ETA I in great variety, at I luuiviiiiiiuiiji Vnov28 J. SIlLSLKTvi CD 1 rpELEGIiAPH STEAM riilNTINU il TAB LI SUM KST executes ail kiuds cf ana, lot) rnuting, ul llio lowest tatv, ud fijoft oxprdiiLius and titoful luaunor. Ikird stroat, near Walnut. VJ ti;.