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and No. GOO BROADWAY, New York.

BE ON YOUR GUARD against the limitations
and counterfeits of HosTETrER's STOMACH BIT
TIERS, with which the pirates who make dis
honorable Ivtn0 by preying upon the sick and
suffering, are now endeavoring to flood the
markets of this country. Whenever these
poiSon-mon0erS are discovered they are immedi-
ately prosecuted by the proprietors, who expend
thousands OF dollars annually in tracing them
out and bringing them to justice. Within
short time injunctions have been obtained in
the Courts of the United States against num-
ber of individuals and firms, and suits are now
in progress against several others, all of whose
names will be given to the public. But in spite
of the utmost vigilance and activity of their
detective agents, the undersigned are, of course,
unable to protect the public entirely against
piratical limitations of Standard National
Tonic everywhere in request, and as readily
convertible into cash as United States Bonds or
Treasury Notes They, therefore, as q measure
Of precdutiOn, direct attention to the fact that
finely engraved label, representing St. George
and the Dragon, and a beautiful proprietary
stamp, bearing the official endorsement Of the
Government appear on every bottle of the
genuine BITTERs. The article is further authen-
ticated by a miniature note of hand, with the
signature of "Hostetter & Smith," to counter
felt which is a State prison crime. The true BIT
TIERS are sold in bottles only and neUer in bulk.
HosTETTER IL SMITH.
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DIED.

W. CLARK. WI 'i'' NO
Due notice will be given OF the funeral
FRANCKE.-Suddenly, on June q 1857 ANNA THE
Hin1SA, vile OF i. II. Francke, aged s5 years.
Inc relatives and friends OF the family are respect
uuy lnVleo 70 attend her uneral from to residence
o, neI husband, B w. corner of Girard avenue and
vienna street, ON Saturday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
,MCilRoY.-on the 5th Instant ARCHIBALD W.
MCILROY, aged 20 years "
lbe relatives and friends are respectfully invited
20 husend the funeral, from the residence OF mis-
DIolnf stewart McIlroy, NO. 1913 s. Tenth street,
saturday afternoon at 8 O'Clock. Interment at Odd
Fellows' Cemetery. -
In the 57th year OF her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
Iy invited 10 attend the funeral, from the residence
Oi her son-l0-law, III. Geisenberger, No. III Poplar
stIeel on saturday morning the Sth instant, at 10
O'Clock. Services at the Second Baptist Church Now
Market street, above Poplar
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ANOTHER DIsGRAcEFUL RIoT.-The "war
spirit" appears TO exert powerful influence
over our fremen, judging from the number of
disgraceful fights that constantly occur. The
last took place last evening about o'clock.
Whilst the Weccacoe and the Southwark En-
gtnes were going 10 or returning from fire
they raced their apparatus, until they got
within short distance OF Walnut, upon Fifth
street When there they stopped, and amused
Fists brickbats, spanners. etc, were freely used
over each others heads, and affairs were rapidly
assuming serious turn, when Lieutenant
Goldy and a squad of policemen appeared upon
the scene, and dispersed the combatants. Two
name of S. J.. Elwell, was held In $500 bail by
Alderman Butler, to answer the charge OF riot
ing. Several men were hurt severely, but none
the nOlica
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MARRIED.

HRTTIINGS-PUE,-At ST. Clements Church,
SWu1nIJA% Su1 HEUIfNGS to MYss MAGGIE A., eldest
daughter OF H. A. Pue. Esq. both Of this city.
TFIDY-TYNDALE-on the morning of the 5th
instant, in the Church Of the Advent, py the Rev;
fEIpY TO Miss RUBIE TYNDALE, all Of ths city.
WEEKs-MANLEY.-In Brooklyn. on Thursday
morning. the 9th instant by Rev A. N Idtiielohns ~
N WHITMAN H. WEEKS formerly OF Phlade phia,
-, Miss lucia A., daughter OF General Robert =.
Manley, OF Brooklyn. N. Y
WEIR RRoOKs-on the evening OF the 9Th in
stant al the residence OF TIE bride's father ChS
Heiehts'' by the Rev. A, ii. Lung, Mr. lanes a
WEiR 10 Miss MAAY OSB0URNEi atAghter oi
MATTHEW BR0QAs, Esq
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FACTS FOR THE PUBLIC.-


That we have unequalled facilities for con-
ducting business to the advantage both of our
selves and our patrons, we submit the following
TRUTHs-well known as such 10 the entire busi-
ness community -
l. We have abundant capital-therefore,
2. WE BUY FOR CASH EXCLUSIYELY.
g. We sell for cash exclusively.
4. We have a business experience OF quarber
of a century, having been longer established
than any house in our trade in Philadelphia
s. Our business is thoroughly systematized,
the result of long experience.
6. We employ the best talent in all depart.
ments: our garments are therefore unsurpassed
ia style, fit, or workmanship.
7. Our business is large and constantly in-
creasing.
8. We have and constantly keep the largest
stock and best assortment Of Mems, Youths,
and Boys Clothing in Philadelphia, which, for
reasons already mentioned,
8. We sell at prices in all cases guaranteed JoOe7
than the lOueSt elSeUllere; also, JL Sdtsdctton IN
every purchase made Of u.s. on tte safe cancelled and
money refunded.
HaJ tOdy bet,geen) BENNETT q Co.,
Ff(th and TOWER HALL,
Si1Lh SIS. No. 5l8 MARKET ST.,
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THE GETTYSBURG ASYLUM GIFT ENTERPRISE.
The following commendable arrangement has
been made by the Board of Supervisors of the
Gettysburg Asylum Enterprise. Mr.. Samuel q.
Diehl Deputy Collector of the Second District,
is TO receive all moneys paid in for certificates,
and in case the decision Of the Supreme Court
is against the corporation, every certlhcate
Diehl will deposit all the funds in the Pennsyl-
wanna Company for Insurance on Lives, and
keep IL there until the decision is announced or
the first drawing actually takes place. This
plan will insure against loss under any circum-
stances, to purchasers of certificates.
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FOURTH EDITION
The Indian war-sonatoriaI ExCu

OMAHA, June IA despatch says that the
report of an Indian fight near the North Platte,
q day or two since, was q hoax.
The Senatorial party returned yesterday, and
q grand banquet was given to them last night
Whlethe party was at tire end of the railroad,
dians west.
Generals sully and Baker and Colonel Col
burn arrived about the lst of June en- route to
Yellow Stone,
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RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE.
HE WASHINGTON LIBRARY COMPANY

T'HE WASHINGTON LIBRARY COMPANY,
SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR.
100000 PRESENTED To SUBSCRIBERS
ONE CASH PRESENT DF $4,000.
ONE CASH PRESENT or $4,000.
ONE CASH PRESENT or $4,000.
Two CASH PRESENTS OF $1,000 EACH.
TWO CASH PRESENTS OF Ss6SO EACH,
Read full Schedule Of Presents below.
EACH CERTIFICATE OF STOCK Is AC.
COMPANIED WITH BEAUTIFUL
STEELPAsATE ENGRAVING, WORTH
MORE AT RETAIL THAN THE COST OF
EBTIFICATE, AND ALSO INSURES To
THE HOLDER A PRESENT In THE
CHEAT Distribution.
THE. WASHINGTON LIBRARY co.
Is chartered by the state of Pennsylvania, and or.
ganlEed in aid of
THE RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE FOR SOI-
DAERS AND SAILORS ORPHANS,
Incorporated by the state OF New jersey,
April 8, 1867.
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SELLING LIQUOR ON SUNDAY. = Margaret
Moore, who keeps a drinking saloon in Pine
aTrested on SUNDAY morning. upon a charge Of
selling liquor contrary to law. About o'clock
Sunday morning an officer discovered young
lad In gross state of intoXication, and at the
same time heard the sounds of voices in the
bar-room, as If a party were In there drinking.
He went away and getting assistance returned,
when the men who had been in the bar room
had gone into the kitchen. They arrested Mrs.
Moore, and those who were In her place at the
at the hearing, that they had drunk liquor after
II o'clock Saturday night. Mrs. Moore was held
in $500 bail to answer the charge of selling
liquer on Sundays, and also selling liquor to
minors
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UPHAM's FRESH MEAT CURE-ANoTHERC GER
TIFICATE.-Mr. Luke Davis Irondale, Mo. under
date of June l, writes-"With this you VIII re-
ceive SO for seven bottles of 'UPHAM's FRESH
MEAT CURE for consumption received six
bottles of your meat cure about four weeks
ago for my brother. He had taken two bottles
of 1t when last heard from, and said he had
received more benefit from it than all the
medicine he had previously taken. also let a
woman have bottle on trial. and she says she
has received more real benefit from the use Of one
bottle than from all the medicine she has taken
the past two years."
Price, 81 bottle; six bottles for $5. Sold at
Uphams, No. 25 s. Eighth street. and by all
Drug gistS.
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Situate at Riverside Burlington county, New Jersey.
Is founded Tor the purpose OF gratuGousIy educating
the sons OF deceased soldiers and Seamen OF the
United States.
The Board of Trustees consists of the following
know citizens of Pennsylvania and New Jersey:-
HON. WILLIAM B. MANN,
District Attorney, PHILADELPHIA Pa.
HON. LEWIS r. BROOMALL.
Ex-Chef Coiner. U. s. Mint, and Recorder of Deeds,
HON. JAMES M. sCovEL,
- -. New Jersey.
New Jersey.
Agent Adams Express, Philadelphia
]. f. COE, ESQ,
OfJoy, COe & Co., Philadelphia.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. WAsHINeToN, d. c..
April, IS, lS67-Oifice OF Internal Revenue:-Having
received satisfactory evidence that the proceeds
Library Company" will be devoted TO charitable
uses permission is hereby granted said Com pany
to conduct such enterprise exempt from all charge
whether from special tax or other duty.
IL. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner
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Latest Markets bv TcIegranb

BAfTIMoRE June 7-Cotton quiet at 276D27%c. for
middhnRlupands. Coffee dull, and the market favo-s
buyers. Ihe demand for Flour Is limited; Howard
yanls red, t24O@@7O Maryland. s275@29O, the latter
Tor choice Corn has declined 2lp3c sales Of white at
81 O29lOs: yellow el09@l11: mixed Western 81. Oats
easier; safes AZ 75gS0c., mostly at the latter
Cuba for retail sales. Provisions steady quiet and
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BRUTAL TREATMENT OF A HoRsE--IT Is BEATEN
TO DEATH.-A case has just come to our notice
that will afford a good chance for the Society to
Prevent Cruelty to Animals to exercise them
selves upon. Last Monday night, q person
giving his name as George Layton, residing at
Bustleton, hired horse and carriage of Mr..
John Stevens, the keeper of q livery stable
at the Seven Stars" Hotel, in FTankfor He
then amused himself by driving at full speed
back and forth between FrankfOrd and Bustle-
Ion uhllla very late hour, when the horse and
carriage were returned 30 Mr.. Stevens stables.
The horse was in a dreadful condition, and was
swollen in great welts where IL had been beaten,
and could neither eat nor drink, it was so ex-
hausted. This morning it died from the effects
OF Layton's brutal usage. When the latter went
out with the team he took new whip. When
he came back the whip had been used with
such hendish energy upon the horse that it was
broken to pieces. Layton was arrested and
taken before Alderman Holmes Mr.. Stevens,
the owner of the Horse, which was valued at
800, appeared against him, and testified to the
condition in which the horse was brought back
to the stable. Layton was held in $500 bail to
answer at Court the charge of cruelty to an
animal
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Local and Travelling AGENTS WANTED through
out the United states.

Local and Travelling AGENTS WANTED through
out the United States.
The Association have appO.TAed as Receivers
Messrs, GEORGE A. COOKE & CO., whose we'll
known integrity and business, sxperence viii be a
suciyn guarantee that the Saeney entrusted 10 them
will be promptly applied to he purpose stated.
PHILA nH}s PHIA, Pa, May 20. 1867.
TO The ONceIS and Members Of he Washington Library
Company, NJ s. REAL Seelvtdry.
Gentlemen:--on receipt of your favor of the 18th
instant, notifying us OF our appointment as Receivers
for your Company, We took the liberty TO submit a
copy your Chartes. with plan of your enterprise
TO the highest legal authority of the State and having
received his favorable opinion IN regard 70 ts legality
and sympathizpg With the benevolent object OF your
Association, viz, the educatoA and matntrnance OF
the orphan chtdl of soldiers and sailors at the
RiV erside nsltute nave concluded 20 accept the
trust aud 10 use best efforts TO promote so worthy
object,
Respectfully, yours etc, uoo,.,, go
The ONCE Of the Company will be opened to the
public N q fsw days, OF which eue notice VIII be
given, 6TH
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THE
wASHINGTON LIBRARY COMPANY,

In order that the object set forth in this
circular e.. may be successfully accomplished, have
FINE STEEL PLATE ENeRAvINes.
oEHTFlo44G6 46E EBRIRY GB sTRG c6FANYw ~ FHE WASHING
will be issued stamped with the seal OF the Company
ana s@sg sending as S @
the same TO our local Agents, Will receive immed-
the following list and One Certificate Of STOCK i'm
Surns one EEfsfS5 II 4pF PaSiResd
. No. my Child d. NY y, Child~ M IN, No. 2-"Theyrs
or, The Early Days Of the Reyolution:"
ehsyy se RSy at @ Fs9es
Two Certificates of Stock thus becoming entitled
A"O Two DOLLAR ENGRAvINGs.
l;.,W@asIninGt3,ns Wa t GSpr@shig" @ NJ 2-"wash-
s THkEE;L LoLhAR ESGEAYlEG, iSSI
,a Apy Ises Rssp Fate d wi" receive
INC De HOME FROM THE WAR"
and Three Certificates OF stock, becoming entitled to
FoUR-DoLLAR ENGRAVING. ..
Any person paying FOUR DoLLAR RS snail receive
the E T1 APq PhRf fsGS OF Stse oR FstS
and -Four Certificates OF stock, enuAing them TO
''i'i FIVE DOLLAR, ENGRAyINGs.
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and Five Certificates Of Stock, emitting them TO Five
The engravings Will be delivered to each subscriber
eS press, as may be ordered. Also. the Certicates
THE WASHINGTON LIBRARY COMPANY
AWARD
THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL
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TO THE SHAREHOLDERS
ON WEDNESDAY, THE 25TH DAY OF SEPTEAI.
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DestTuctivs Hail Storm.

ST LOUIS June 7.--Accounts from several or
the interior counties notice an unusually vio-
lent hail storm last Sunday and Monday
nlghts' which did great damage to fruits and
hens Gags covered the ground completely, and
remained forty. .eiRht hours
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SLIsEl' FRE.-An alarm Of fire was created
this morning. about o'clock, by the burning of
the roofs o. two houses I'm Haddon place,
small court that runs from Poplar, above
Seventh street The fire was extineuished be-
fore it had gained much headway. The loss will
not exceed SIO0.
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OITY INTFLLTGENCE-
CTOR ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS SEE 1rSsrDn PAGES

REGATTA ON THE scHUYLKnL- Tomorrow
the schuy navy The raees oaus @ TeSesa SSsn al at
"a II M, by a contest for the championship. in
s,gs.,.5 sstngle s5nei's. between two members Of the
AT O'clock, between the four-oared she'll
wink of the Undine Club. four cared shell
HespeTus of the University Club, and the six
Dared shell Bachelor of the Bachelors Club.
AZ quarter of g. between the six-oared barge
Thistle Of the Quaker City Cluo, six-oared
barge Iris of the Philadelphia Club, six Dared
barge Vesper of the Washington Club, six cared
barge Minnehaha of the Malta Club, and six
cared barge lone of the lone Club
The Liberty COrnet Band has been engaged TO
pc Stationed near the starting point, which will
Spectators can take the Union, Green and
Coates, Fourth and Eighth streets white cars,
or The Spruce and Pine streets, connecting with
the Paramount branch, Should the weather
prove fine, splendid display may be expected
las Easy access can be obtained by taking the Race
The second day of the races Will be wednes-
day, June H. The third day Saturday, June l5
on the last day, visiting clubs from Baltimore
and New York will be present.
The most perfect arrangements have been
made by the navy to insure the success of the
regatta. The river VIII be cleared of boats
The Liberty Cornet Band will be present at
each days race, and play from until o'clock.
The NUMEROUS FRIENDS OF THE SOLDIERS
orphans will be gratifed to hear that, notwith-
standing the extreme dullness now prevailing
IN most branches OF business, the children in
subscriptions of money, flour, sugar, crackers,
soap, coal, etc. etc, are being pretty freely
made. The agent has informed us that Messrs.
Evans q Watson, of No. % South Seventh
street, Phiadelphia, have just subscribed a
fire-proof safe Tor the use of the Homestead.
This protector of the valuable documents con-
neeted with the institution was much needed.
1t Is, however, exceedingly trying to the feel
1ngs OF those concerned to be compelled to
refuse the numerous applications now seeking
for admission (some very distressing cases have
OF late presented themselvesG but until means
enough TO enlarge the premises are placed in
the Treasurer's hands, not one orphan more can
be admitted.
lished Meantime lei soma others ~ ,ohIe
mind come to the timely aid of those who are
earnestly desirous of carrying out this excel
lent design.
P. B. simons, No. 6lS SAMSON street, is Trea-
surer,
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WILMIEGToN, N c., June The three,
masted schooner Elizabeth and Eleanor, loaded
York, is ashore on the TortuQas three mile,
northeast ofthe Western bar