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SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF TINE HeaAlu.

Visit of the EmpreAs to the War Vessels at
Chcrbourg-1 gnincent scene In Port-Re-
ecption On Board the United states Frignte
Frankiin-Napoleon's Invitation to Admiral
Farrsgnt-Dinner ON the Imperial Yacht.
CHERBouRc, France July 2s, 1867.
In the midst Of the most terrible reverberatons pro-
ducsd By the rapid discharge Of hundreds Of guns Of
heavy cal'bre from the forts and mcn-ofwar In and
around this harbor, hasten furnish your readers
with skssch Of series Of scenes which, for artistic
ispay and brlliancy Of execution arc almost without
, parallel 10 the history Of naval ovations.
Tho scenes 70 which refer were occasonsd by the
visit Of her Imperial Majesty the Empress OF France TO
ahe eess aad harbor Of Chsrbourg her enthusiastic
neptioa BY her peoples her visit the Franklin the
flagship OF the American squadron In Europe and the
Aono paid her by tine combined fleets OF France ana
America from the time OF her arrival in tho roadssad
10 the hour Of her final departure for Havre.
On Friday evening last Admiral Farragut who had
Sust returned from Paris, received ofcia despatch
from Vice Admiral Reneaux, OF the French navy in
Corning him of the intended visit Of her Imperial
Majesty the following day, and requesting to know
whether the American feet would participate IN
She ceremonies proposed in honor OF her arrival.
Admiral Farragut promptly replied assuring the
French commander OF his desire to join in the honors
which were to be paid 10 the Empress and everything
necessary was ordered bo in readiness for the
after dsspaiching the above reply, Admiral Faragut
received telegram from the Emperor requesting him
10 dine with him at the Tuicrss on the following
ing which made 10 necessary for him to leave Cherbourg
IN the early train Of yesterday respond in person TO
she Emperor's invitation. Captain Pennock, OF the
Franklin. and Captain Leroy, Chief Of staf, were
especially detailed by the Admiral 10 welcome the En-
press IN osnair On our government and 10 do oil the
About two O'Clock the afternoon OF Saturday the
royal yach, Ia keine Hortense, was s9halled OF the
harbor and shortly after was distinctly seen STAINING
1n towards the anchorage Her she
the outer fort was greeted with OF artillery re-
puch have never yet witnessed AZ the time of her
enrancs the harDor there no less than twsnt
vessels OF war; including the FrsnKlin, Macedoujan
American navy, and the Magenta, Magnanims Fiandre
nnd Others OF the French marine.
A. gwen signal the former vessel fred the national
nAluts, while the latter peeled forth in three distinct
navoswbich consist In the discharge OF entire broad
~ qua ssr gun in rapid aaccsssi0u-rsRva,sd three
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A.


The late temperance In have
thrown food OF light he horrible abuses practised
the liquor trade and have the time
the absolute necessity for unaerated dhusive
ing men Of the hghe rsnk In science and
the pernclous effects Of the aduterated liquors
but also TO the efficacy Of uncontaminatcd ALCOHOLICS
tonics remedial and restorative agents.
First the list Of this class Of preparations best known
and extensively all the stomachics Of the
stands HosTETTEKS STOMACH BIrTERs. This SPECIFIC
the only representative OF that absolutely pure article
economss in New England have just Declared not 70 be
claims by the oaths OF It's professors stimulant Of
this character medical necessity H0SrETTERS BIZ
TIERS satisfies all the requirements of science Is alcoholic
principle s free from the irritating consntuens which
alyss the Imported liquors, and the
vegetable which medcated among the
best antdoes and that nca science ts
world wide research. has discovered IL ndubit
able constitutions and habits Of body demand
stimulation and for all such stimulant which combines
ambitious and slightly apcrient properties with s tonic
virtues Is manfestly desirable.
New York OGlce, Sc Dey street.
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TINE PRESS relEcaAms.

Warm Political Canvass in California-settle.
mcnt Of the Cariboo Mining Dispute.
- SAN Francisco, August Is, 1861.
The political canvass here has become one Of the
warmest witnessed in this State The entire iuds
pendent press and considerable percentage OF the
publican party press earnestly oppose Gorham, the re-
publican nominee for Governor the groand that he
long been notorious the leader Of the lobby the
California They charge that be Is the cands
date OF various corrupt combinations OF moneyed corpo
Y2tions who desire bis aid Governor occurring the
passage Of various laws for he benefit OF companies which
are obnoxious to the people and calculated 70 add largely
10 the burdens or taxation and that they procured his
nomination and defeated the popular preference for
another and betser man.
Gornam in response does not deny bis agency In the
erason." He bitterly denounces the independent
press, charging 10 with venaty and with desiring the
Of the democracy notwithstanding the fact that
the Sacramento Union and San Francisco Bwt-fin and
Ala, well known Union journals, which lead tho oppo-
son to Gornsm and ,.o or three Other names on the
are vigorously advocating the election 10 Congress OF
10 United States Senator Conness who though
supported generally by the Gorham combination 10
wen a. By shs Ton and the Brusi; and various other
members OF the Independent Union press Altogether
the canvass is . mixed as well A. an exciting one
republican meeting ct sacnmeuto last night, which
was being addressed By Gorham, interrupted by
democrats when general melee snsusd lasting several
minutes Al another time during the meeting the street
planking broke. precpitasina twenty persons into
4 cellar Several were injured, but none killed
The San Francisco firm OF Greenhood Nevbauer
have failed Their liabilities about $3.50 900. They
were coal merchants and owners Of . coal mine near
Antioch, which money had been sunk unprontaby.
Dispatches from Cariboo say that Governor Seymour
has settled the mining dispute BY sezisg the ground 10
controversy and arrestinG the rngleaders In the riot
Al large pubic meeting 10 Victoria resolutions
passsd avong secular education and asking aid for the
same from the governmeni.
sAS FRANCISCO, August IA, 1867.
The frst section Of the Oregon Central Railroad will
be commenced in september.
The sloop-ofwar jamestown sailed to-day for sitka
and will remsin there during the winter TO freeze ou,
the yellow fever.
An immense Union meeting was held in this city
last night Gorham received with great enth usas
sscoud meeting was organized In the street, but
interrupted BY the coppsrhsads, several OF whom
arrested.
The wheat exports during the month Of July were
900 sacks The total value of the exports year
is nearly six and half millions Of dollars In gold.
wheat & quoted at 81 7oa 81 60 Legal tenders un-
changed
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NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC COAST.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

The Steamer Sierra Nevada Aground Near
Point Isabel-Denth Of the American Consul
SAN FRANCISCO. August IL, 1867,
2:40 O'Clock P. NJ I
The steamer Sierra Nevada. hence for Mexican ports
grounded, on the I'd Of August at the mouth Of the
Colorado river Point Isabel. II uncertain whe-
ther she will be got aoat she has board for
Fort Yuma and coal for the United States steamer
suwance, now lying at La Paz without fuel.
Edward Connor, United States Consul at Guaymas,
died on the 10th OF July His body is to be brought
here for inermsnt.
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.
ANCIENT FINE ARTS.

To THE EDITOR Ill RtLD
Respecting the relics OF porcelain found In the late
exhumations AT Hecuaneun, which have been forwarded
To the Society of Antiquities London, whereof
respondent the bottle resembling brakes Plantation
Bitters undoubtedly placed among the ruins by the
agent OF Dr. Drake, desire to state he incorrect in
every respect II bottle found there bearing
lettering the language OF the ancient Romans dcreno
from the accepted literature of the day: Our agent has
other business than this In Europe and has not been In
Italy at ALL No doubt Americans carry Plantation Berg
to Rome; but trying to impose upon society Of ant
quarans In this seems quite useless, and do noS
sppreciae the joke is unnecessary FOR US 10 spend
In Europe while unable TO supply the deau0
for these celebrated Bters here. Respectfully
r. n. DRAKE 90.
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JAPAN NJ.

A Now Port Opon to Foreign Commerce.
LONDON, August Ia, 1867.
Further advices from China state that the port Of
Farnanga in Japan, had been designated by the Japa-
ness government for the Of foreigners, and had
been thrown open to the of all nations in
cordancs with the agreement made with the foreign
representatives At Osaca.
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omr." a",,, : = stEiSMHy sons TRIUMPHANT.

STElNWAY SONS are enabled positively 70 annosros
that they have been awarded
iIIE FIRST GRAND GOLD MEDAL FOR
AMERICAN PIANOS.
this medal being distinctly classified rs over oil o'hsr
American exhibitors In proof Of which the foiiown:
OFFICIAL CERTIFICATE
the President members OF the International
Musical Instruments annexed
Je certie que la premiere medaie pour les pianos
Americans q ete donnee lunanimite Mr.. SteiawAy.
par lie Jury de rExposon Internaonale, Glass 10 pre-
miere sur Ia liste.
LIE President, MELINET,
GEORGES KASfNER, AMBROSE THOMAS.
ED. HANSLICK, y. A. uEYAEkf,
j. SClIIEDMAYER.
TRANSLATION
certify that the first gold medal for American Pianos
has been unanimously awarded Messrs Seirway the
jury OF the International Exposition.
First on the list in class X.
NELINET.
President OF international jury.
0roRGrs KAsTNER Members
AMBROSE THOMAS, OF the
ED. HANsIICK, International
y. A. GFvAERT. jury.
The original certificate, together with the Official cata-
iogues s Of awards" IN which the name Of sTEINMArk 4
ROOMS FIRST FLOOR OF STEINWAY HALL.
numbers 100 and Ill East Fourteenth street. New York
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PRESS TeleeRAMs.

Arrest sf Judge ThSmas for Alleged Vtsia~
ti0u Of tho Civil Rights Bill.
RICHMOND, August H. 1851.
The Of Judge Henry w. Thomas Of Fairfax County,
and Justice OF the Ninth judicial Circuit OF Virginia.
who arrived here last night under arrest for haviuS
violated the Civil Rights bill, by refusing 10 take negrS
testimony In Alexandria in 1868, has been set for the
September Of the United States Court. He
released on bail for his appearance.
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THAtE BoYs DROWNED.

wnpopowo Me-, August IA, 1857
Yesterday afternoon wilder and wiIc Hall, sons OF
Ambrose HaiI OF this town. aged twelve and eight
ycars ana Ievet Crcamev aeed sixteen, were drowned
In Kabes Pond They attempted 70 the pond In
boat and capslzed tho bodies were recovered, and
lisls wils was found standing o. hs fss ciuschlng
the gram vita bis hands
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the CHOLERA.

Fatal Spread of the Epidemic in Italy.
PARIS August IA, 1857
The accounts Of the cholera received from various
parts Of Italy do not improve They represent that the
epidemic is spreading, and is attended with unusual
fatality. Msrs
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Governor PierpOiut's Address mt a Kepubii.
can Meetiug in Norfolk.


Governor Pierpoint addressed large meeting OF
whites and blacks Norfolk the night Of tho I0th
inst he urged the necessity the unity OF the whites
and blacks in the work OF reconstruction commenced
by CONGRESS. He said here be q governments
In Virginia Its principles will be equal rights bef0rs
toe law for all men and 10 the advantage of education
aud those skepcs standing in the way OF repubcanism
would Dc crushed by the car OF progress. He fire.
quenty interrapted by applause Governor PicrpoinS
followed by Dr. Bayone (coored, ono OF the dele.
gates TO the Richmond Convention. who urged hia
coored hearers TO adopt habits OF industry rugatV
Governor Fierpo,nt left Norfolk this morung for folk
where ne will repeat his address,
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COLLISION ON TINE ST. LAWRENCE RIVER
The CaBsdian Propeller Magnet sunk--Nc
Lives Lost.

OswEeo, N. Y, August II, 1867
The Canadian propeller Magnet, bound from Toronto
70 Montreal with cargo Or -four and wheat, and the
steamer Bay state Of the American Express line bound
from 0gdsnsburg to Oswego conded last night In the
81. Lawrence river. about seven miles below Kingston,
and the former sank In ten minutes. The Bay state
slightly damaged, and arrived here on time this
morning The disaster caused by tho propeller
having attempted to the bows Of other
No lives werc lost Tho passengers and Of the
Magnet were taken 70 KipgAon by the Bay State.
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SPECIAL TeLEGaAM 70 THE aEaALs.

Arrest OF John X. Pendjetoa for Alleged Psr4
jury in Registering.
RIcsfRosD, August Ii. 1857, a.
7O'Clock r. NJ !
hon Joho s. Peatietoo. OF cupsppsr county. vss
ex-memeer OF congress aud former Minister 10 Chis.
wac arrested yesterday ny United States Marshal Dunca
on charge OF perjury in having taken the oath
CURED Of persons registering He arrived hero this
appear before the United states Circuit Court =.
morrow
Mr.. Peudeton whom arrested manifested much bitter.
ness OK Ieeng against the parties upon whose informs
fion the indictment had been found He saId yohn
Minor Bolts was the Of IT, and when sked whH
is q vagab0nd
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MAIL DETAILS TO AUGUST 3.

Our special mail teleJams, correspondence and nlel
from Europe by the steamships Perere and City of Lon
don embrace the following additional details of our
cable dispatches to the Sd OF August
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MAvy aoBse M.

IT. Iour, August u, 1861
John A. McEsas contrAcser on the - Louis, Van.
daa and Tsrre Haute Railroad, was robhsd this after
noon, Sin the National L,oea beak 6 t7,670 which
be had Just drawn from the baak, =
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HEIRS WANTED.

ST. Lous August IA 1881.
man named J. w. Plbrick, supposed 70 have be-
lonsed 70 Lowell Mass, died in Ellsworth, Kansas aoue
the goth OF July leaving property and large
OF money, which Is in the hands Of the ANT horea.
The whereabouts Of his relatives friends knowa.
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MINISTER wRIeHT's REMAINS.
SPECIAL MAIL TELEGRAM TO TINE HERALD.

BKRLIN, July 81 1857
The remains OF Governor Wright leave here to-day and
will be conveyed TO New York by the Hammo-
mia, from Hamburg. Mrs. wright and her two children
will accompany the body Of the deceased Ministsr.
The New York herald., 1867-08-15
Marine Intelligence.

DIsAsrzs At SxA.-LIvKRroor, August 4.-Intsgencs
has been received here that the ship Joseph Holmes,
Captain Crocker. which sailed from Calcutta on the Sd
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n U N G A r Y.

The Fiscal Relations with Austria.
PEsrH August IA, 1867.
Tho amount OF revenue to be returned b. Hungary to
the treasury OF the Austrian empire will be the
1t was before she constituted separate Kingdom.
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c n I N A


7d The Tea Market Report.
AsN LONDON, August IL, 1867.
Advices received from Foo Chow Foo state that
14,000,0o9 pounds OF tho crop Of tea have been
sold, ftN
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s PING NEW S .
PORT or NEW YORK. AUGUST II. 1867.


Bark Polna Brl, Mccarthy. Rio Janeiro, 4s days. vu
coffee. 70 John S Wright q Co.
HTs Lorenzo (Sp) Mir Havana, II days, in ballast. 10
Scheper K Co.
Wind at sunset s: at midnight calm.
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Marine Disasters.

Marine Disasters.
BnIc SARAH cHossx, Crosby from Cow Bay rerosts:-
Had the gale Of the 2d during wh ch shifted a0d
split SAILS 4th lat ~ ~. lou 63 10. sehr with
mast gene aud apparently sails dense fog set az
the tine, lost sight OF her.
American Ports.
CHARLESTON Aug L-saiied, schr Americus, Nyork.
FORTRESS MONROE. Aug 1.-The pilot boat Coluetta
reports outward bound barks Victoria for San Francco
Brazicra for Rio Janeiro briggs Jabez for the Wesa
indies: Dudley for Buenos Mary Rice for ernsm.
buoo: schr Caela for New Brunswc all from Baltimore.
For OAer Skipping Ne,cs See Seventh Pa0.
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A Cure Warranted or Money Rcturned.-Ur.
FlfLERs vegetable Rheumatic Remedy permanently curos
Agents, DEaAs sxESEs. Il Fax row HEMBoID. .
Broadway
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a ,Enct;mThIrty Bsslles Sold Yesterday
hours. 3U9 Broadway.
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ufsetursd. whoiesais and retail also applied q IA
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.ass D ssS i Ns
Broad.
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CslemeI Completely Superseded.
In driving out one disease with mercury you subsfneo
another. When man 10 saturated with caomel or btuo
pill his health !: ruined Who can wonder then q the
boundlcss popularity OF RAILWAYS REGULATING
PILLS which produce all the good results Of the
mineral and entail OF M fghul consequences, Preo
Sold by drueeiss
The New York herald., 1867-08-15

Royal Havana Lostcry.--Prixcs, ~ rnid. ~. ~
gold Information furnished. The highest ratoS pau 'H
Doubloons aud all kinds Of Gold and silver, A. 90
The New York herald., 1867-08-15

Hunt & Duscnbury, Lenders and Insrcds-
OF fashions fut rcnuemens SILK Hats Fall STYLES
ready orders the trade received a, Nos. aud
Astor House, New YORK.
The New York herald., 1867-08-15

rur Emporium viii be opened this day. 10 Union square
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9 Orrs q Mncnnnsht's spool, Cessss' fse
Sewing Machine and hand use unsurpassed. =. o.
ALEXANDER kNON, 5t2 Pearl street. ~ =.
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Harvest Weather.
LONDON, August II, 1867.
The weather here IS very hot
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( j R o Pc =
bY TIE CABLE 10 AUGUST IA.
-~~~~~~-~~~~~--
Fatal Visitation OF Cholera
i'm Italy.
Treasury Arrangements Between
Hungary and Austria.
Eugsaie's Reception on the American
Frigate Franklin.
An English Duke on Political
Rings"
THE UNITED STATES SQUADRON.

The Minnesota mt Plymouth.
LIvERfool, ADJUST H. 1887
The United States frigate Minnesota has arrived al
plymouth. All on board Of her are well.
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Dr; kennedy's Disrrhr. Cordial -01e Ser
Tie will cure family In sickness OF In health, shoa4
have bottle Of ~ every traveller b land By wse.s
should have bottle q II For sale by DEMAs BARNsS
and C. n. CRrTrENTON, 80 Sixth avenue, N. Y. Al rstao
bv ali druC prfr
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Grover a gaIser,s Hisnest Prcniam sswssa
kschnes 60 Broadway New YORK
The New York herald., 1867-08-15

For fbe Hsir.-Barry,s T~scspheroms.
The BEST and cheapest ARTICLE. sold by all drug
rfet.
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spesr,s rsrs .fSs sSs,VS... w..f 5sss asxs sssa
and iose FOR weakly psrsoas - " eesW -
% equal ooid By drnegtstA at ~k
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rlsmsm. .nnna.e ss No % srosSwaT New YORK.
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Esgssl.lsn Us,ysss:sIIs, Paris, s,d.s, 1857: Z:

WHEHIfR WILSON, Ss Bros1vw, New York.
awarded eghytwo competitors the highest prcmiu1a
gold medal perfection of Sewing Machines ana
Buonhos Machines-he only gold medal for this brancls
of manufa~ture Onclal of awards and slmie of
modal al WHEELER a WILSON'S.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-15

JUAREz AND NAPoLEoN.-The Boston
Journal has a gossippy letter letter from
New Orleans, from which we extract the
following
"A great many interesting tradi-
tons and "reminiscences of men, now
distinguished in the worlds history,
who once lived here in obscurity and
poverty, might be written. was shown
the other day house in the second dis
TIC wherein Louis Napoleon once occu-
pied a furnished room. He was not held
in verv high esteem nv HE nrighh0rs
surt : ~ a'uItu-n'-'f - IA u -. d z.
"Frencnman," and lwno were hot H.
clined to regard him more favorably
when one morning he was arrested for
falling to pay his rent. And in little
shop on the corner of st. Anne and Dau-
phine streets, in the years 1852 '53 and
81, lived a maker of cigars, known as
" Boniton by his comrades, and now
known all over the world as Don Benito
Juarez, President of Mexico, and the
man who has given to Louis Napoleon
the rudest blow that monarch has ever
received. Benito in those days was
more highly respected than Louis Ma
poleon was in the time Of his exile, as
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THE RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE,

Situate at Riverside Burlington County, New
Jersey, is founded Tor the purpose of gratuit-
ously educating the sons of deceased Soldiers
and Seamen OF the United States.
The Board of Trustees CONSISTS of the follow
ing well. known citizs1s of Pennsylvania and
New Jersey:
Hon. William B. Mann, District Attorney,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Hon. Lewis r. Broomall, Elk Chief Coiner U.
S. Mint, and Recorder Of Deeds, Philadelphia,
Pa.
Hon. James NJ. SCovel, New Jersey.
Hon W. W. Ware, New Jersey.
Henry German, Esq, Agent Adams Express,
Philadelphia, Pa.
j. E. Coe, Esq, of Joy, Coe Il Co., Philadel-
phia.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, D. c., April Is, 1867.
Office of Internal demonstrating received
satisfactory evidence that the proceeds of the
enterprise conducted by the Washington Libra
nv Company will be devoted to charitable uses,
permission is hereby granted to said ComE any
10 conduct such enterprise exempt from all
charge, whether from special tax or other duty.
E. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner.
The Association have appointed as Receiver,
Messrs GEORGE A COOKE & co, 80 South
Third Street, Philadelphia, whose well known
integrity and business experience will be suf
ficient guarantee that the money Entrusted to
them will be promptly applied to the purpose
stated.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 20, 1867.
To the Officers and Members of the Wdshingt0n
Library Co., ". s. READ, Secretary.
Gentlemen ON receipt of your favor of the
Is inst, notifying US of our appointment "a
RECEIVERS for Your Company, we took the liber-
ty to submit a copy Of yonr Charter, with a
plan of your enterprise to eminent legal author
ity, and having received his favorable opinion
in regard to its legality, and sympathizing with
the benevolent object of your Association, viz !:
the education and maintenance Of the orphan
CHILDREN of our soldiers and sailors of the River
side Institute, we have concluded to accept the
trust, and to use our best efforts to promote so
worthy an object.
Respectfully, yours, &C,
GEO. A. COOK & CO.,
Address all letters and order to
GEO. Al COOK & CO, BANKERS,
80 South Third Street, Philad elphia, Pa,
Receivers for the Washington Library Co.
augl2deod&w3m
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Scientific and Statistical.

The Peoria Transcript makes men,
ton of wooden mill now in successful
operation in Lacon, Illinois. The CON-
pany was organized in 1866 with a Cap.
ital of $4,000. The main building is
54x14 feet, four and half stories high.
and st present fsrty hands are employed
turning ont daily one hundred wards of
Cashmere and one hundred shawls,