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THE GETTYSBURG HOME FOR INVALID Sol.
DIERs-A BRILLIANT AND PATRIOTIC IDEA
Our citizens have q rare opportunity to con-
tribute 10 the praiseworthy project of erecting
a National Home for Invalid Soldiers, and at
the same time have a direct interest in the dis
tribution of large number of magnificent
precious stones. During the last session of the
Pennsylvania Legislature an act was passed
giving authority To a number of patriotic and
publicsprited gentlemen to raise funds for the
establishment at Gettysburg Pa, of a National
Home for disabled soldiers, said funds to be
raised by q grand "gift distribution" consisting
of magnificent assortment of diamonds,
pearls, rubies, emeralds and other precious
stones. The arrangements for the first dispose
tion OF these gems have been completed, and as
soon as so 600 subscribers have been obtained at
SIS each, the awards will be made The entire
management OF the scheme has been confided
to able and trustworthy hands, and the sale of
certificates has already commenced, at No. 1926
Chestnut street, where the jewels are now on
exhibition, and daily challenge the admiration
of hundreds of our citizens. This is an enter
prise that commends itself to the consideration
of the community at large. and 1t differs from
the Crosby Opera House affair in the fact that
subscribers, In addition to having a direct
interest ir the distribution of great number
of magnificent precious stones, contribute also
towards the erection and maintenance of a
comfortable home for the crippled and Invalid
defenders of the Union 1t Is expected that
the entire number OF shares will soon be dis
posed of,
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LIVING WITH THE WRONG WoMAN.--James II.
Corcoran some years ago emigrated from Mas
sachusetts to this city, leaving in that State a
wife II has just been ascertained, so 1t is
seventh Ward and for q mariner has q woma1
but not the one he left in the "Old Bay STATE" !"
Alderman Beitler held him in $1,000 bail until
the true facts in the case could be ascertained.
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Collision in Boston Harbor.

BOSTON, May 2O-A collision occurred in the
harbor yesterday between schooner and a
pleasure yacht by which.the latter was sunk,
browning four out of eleven persons. on board.
The names of the drowned were Mary Delany
and child, Mrs. Margaret Garvin, and Ellen
Quinn.
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No. 600 Broad way, New York

SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-The city
ticket ofice of the Pennsylvania Railroad has
been removed from No. 63l Chestnut street TO
the northwest corner OF Ninth and Chestnut
streets. Local tickets 10 important stations,
and most complete stock OF through tickets.
will be found at this Office to all the principal
and the entire West, Northwest, and South
west, comprising over 1000 different tickets and
routes
The stock of Southern tickets is unusually
large and embraces 55 routes to New Orleans
81 routes TO Mobile, % routes to Memphis, and
from 20 TO so routes to all the other principal
cities and towns in the Southern States
Sleeping Car Berths secured, and all desired
INFORMATION furnished. The Union Transfer
company receives orders at this office, and Will
check baggage from residences through to
destination,
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All! You ARE GETTING BALD, ARE YoU?-
Well, that misfortune is easily remedied.
Jayne's Hair Tonic excites the scalp to vigorous
action, cleanses it from scurf and dandruh, pre-
vents the hair from falling off, cures all erup-
tive diseases of the scalp, and in majority Of
casss produces a. fine growth of new hair, while
glossy and soft. Prepared only by DR.. ID. Jayne
IL Son, No. 242 Chestnut street.
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MALICIOUS MIscHIEF.-Patri Greddy and
his brother William engaged in tormenting a
keeper of a saloon by throwing stones at him.
They were arrested at Twenty-third and Mar
ket streets, and were committed by Alderman
Godbou to answer, In default of $500 bail.
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SAFES SAFES-FIRE AND BURGLAR.PRooF.
Ever since their first appearance In the mar.
ket, the safes manufactured and sold by Messrs.
Farrell, Herring & Co have been awarded the
highest encomiums and medals for their Fire
and Burglar Proof qualities. Experiments by
the manufacturers and the most sklful appli-
cations and operations of the burglar have re-
suited one and the same; the safe door when
closed and locked, effectually reslsts all at
tempts at forcible entry. But they are n less
fre.proof than burglar-proof, inasmuch as fire.
quent trials in great confiagrations have
seemingly no effect upon them, and their con-
first placed between the protecting walls OF
iron These safes, too, come from the most ex-
perienced and skilful Lof workmen, who have
made IT life study to strengthen all those
points which, on trial, exhibit the very slight
est signs of vulnerability until now, so great Is
the perfection arrived at that they are impene-
trable, and capable of withstanding the most
fiery trial. Business men, savings Institutions
and all who have valuables In charge, have
taken cogniZance of these qualities, and, pur-
chafing, have ever had complete satisfaction
with the strength and durability of the "Her-
ring" Safe. The Government OF the United
states should not delay in providing the Reve
nue. Collectors and Assessors with these invalu-
and other important documents. The fire on
Saturday last in the building No Nl South
Third street. occupied by MIR. j. w. Frazier, AS
SCISSOR Of the First District, would have caused
a great destruction of valuable documents
had il not been for the timely arrival of the
steamers; nevertheless, some of the documents
were damaged by water. These safes, of all
sizes, are for sale at the wsrerooms of Messrs.
Farrell, Herring & Co., No. $40 Chestnut street.
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FIRR.-A fire occurred this morning on Third
street. above Shippen, and resulted in the
entire destruction of two shanties. They are
supposed to have been set on fire.
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PULLING UP FLowERs.-Stephen Reed, who
yesterday, by Officer DAVIDSON, for pulling up
MOWERS to the general DETACHMENT of the pro-
perty Alderman Ramsdale fined him So and
costs of prosecution,
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NEW METHOD OF SMOKING ToBACoo.-"The
up through the tobacco, not dolOn, as in ordi-
nary pipes No nicotine. No cumming of the
bowl Can be replenished while smoking.
Entirely safe. No danger from sparks. Not
only pipe, but a cigar-holder. Sold as low as
other pipes. Sold everywhere p. A, SMELL ~
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THRRATENING.-Julia Boyles, for threaten
ing to put an end to a peaceful citizen, near
Tenth and Market streets on Saturday after
noon, was arrested by Officer Wickley, at
Eighteenth and Market Streets and held by
Alderman Godbou in default of $1,000 bail to
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DIsoRDERLY.- Matthews and James
Esler were arrested yesterday on Girard avenue,
Ior disturbing church meeting during Divine
service. Alderman Shoemaker committed
thann.
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STEALING WooL.-John Govern and John
Mara were arrested for stealing seventy four
pounds OF wool from pack at 320 N Delaware
avenue; The wool was found in junk shop on
the theft the parties owned up. Alderman
Toland committed them to appear at Court
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AN ATTEMPTED ROBBERY.-About l o'clock
this morning an attempt was made to rob the
safe in the Office of this Coal Spring Ice and Joal
Company, on the corner or American and
Master streets
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ALL THE WORLD Overt
There are but few spots on our globe where
HosTETrERs STOMACH BrTTERs are not known;
and, when known, appreciated
In the UNITED STATES and BRITISH AMERICA
IL has become a household word. AS protec-
tive against malaria, epidemic fevers, fever and
aPue, and other diseases, produced by mlasma-
tic Influences, it stands far ahead of all other
preparations, and is so considered by the most
eminent physicians of the day.
In SOUTH and CENTRAL AMERICA, MEXICO,
and WEST INDIES, it has obtained firm hold
on the minds of the people, and Is implicitly
relied upon as certain preventive and cure
for the many malarious diseases incident to
those tropical regions.
In AUSTRALIA, TASMANIA, NEW ZEALAND,
and adjacent islands its progress has been mar
vellous. Merchants, Miners, Farmers, Manu-
facturers, and Squatters all endorse it, Thou
sands already has It saved from the perDicious
effects of miasma arising from the low swampy
grounds so prevalent in those countries.
In CHINA and the EAST INDIES it is working
its way with rapid strides, and is extensively
used in the hospitals.
In conservative EUROPE, even, its influence
is being felt; and the day is not far distant
wien
HosTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs
wnflI hann Ia, al., 81 hat NNlvr
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BEAT HIS WFE.-Pat. Madom, residing in
beat his wife in such a manner that she imme
diately caused his arrest. Alderman Good
committed Madom to appear at Court in default
of $1,000 hail
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THE DRAB AND PEARL-CoLoR SUMNER HATS
prepared by Warburton, Ohesnut street, next
door TO the Post Office, are ettectually venti-
lated easy to the forehead, and perspiration-
and quality are worthy of the preference OF
Gentleman
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JEFF STILL AT THE NEW YORK HOTEL
And II is to be hoped that he will remain still,
no matter where he is, not occupying so much
public attention, but give chance for people
10 think of the choice Spring Clothing sold at
Charles Stokes d Co.'S Ready'made Clothing
Store under the Continental
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FOR SALE.

Na NO. % WOODLAND TERRACE, WEST
Iii Phladelphia-An opportunity to buy one of the
corner Bouses will be afforded ATM. Thomas & Sons
sale tomorrow, May 2l. it being the house the
west side, with side front the Darby Passenger
Railroad large yard. nicely laid out handsome foun
tain house contains six chambers, besides parlOr.
library. dining-room, summer and winter Kitchens.
bath and store rooms, and other modern cOnVe-
nenceS, forming very desirable d.attractive pro-
psrty and very much admired. VIII be exhibited to
persons wishing to look at 1t with view purchase
Immediate possession can be had 1tS
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WE ARE SELLING
Mems Cashmere Suits all-wool, as low as $1,000
better for 1900
1900
Boys all-wool as low as 500
" better for 200
These are all good. SeTVtcedbIe garments tOeH
adapted TO ordinary or business IOedr. Advancing
from these, we have all grades and prices up TO
the finest and best OF French and English
fabrics, surpassed by none in the city in style
and fit, and made with especial care by the best
workmen in the city. Notwithstanding large
and rapidIsales, our stock is kept full and com
plete by large daily additions of fresh goods
introducing all new styles as they appear
HdJ Wdy betl1eeR) BENNETT q Co.,
Fith and TOWER HALL,
Si1th SIS. No. 5l8 Market ST.,
Philadelphia,
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assault yesterday on certain parties in and
about Cortland place. Alderman Toland held
him in 5000 bail TO answer at COnrt
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ECONOMY is WEALTH. -. 80
All-WOOl suits. w
All-wool Suits finer quality 10 "
All-Wool Suits, still inner ~ W
Extra do do. do o''''''''''''''' 9V ~ ~
Fine Mixed Spring Overcoats; 10 w
The above prices will convince that we are
determined to close out our immense stochs oi
fine Clothing at an astounding saorlnee;
GRIGG, VAN 0URTEH q Co.
Nos. 70l ana 734 Market street.
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A REFRIGERATOR that is not thoroughly ven
tilating is a nuisance. Schooley's American
Refrigerator is warranted TO keep sweet ant
free from foul odOrs, If properly managed
Manufactured by +. s, FaTson q Co., No. %
Dock street
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WAN

w ANTED, FIVE HUNDRED RECRUITS
wv for the u. s. Marine Corps Recruits must DO
able bodied. young. unmarried men. They VIII pc
employed in the Government Navy~yards and In
Ships Of War fol eign stations. For further ntor
JAMES LEWIS,
Captain and Recruiting Officer,
4 10 fmw II No. 3ll s. FRONT Street.
EA WANTED-A FURNISHED COTTAGE,
III from July to September l. for which q reason
able rent Will be paid Location either In Atlantic
City or Cape Island. Address, with terms, Box 80,
Camden, N. j. 673t
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The HIERoGLYPHs.-
The Hiernplvnhs
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OFFICES TO RENT, 2l9 AND 225 SOUTH
~. FOURTH Street. Apply TO
WILLIAM II. WEBB,
No, 227 South OURRH Street.
5ls6t second Floor,
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will become in the Old World what IL now
is in the New-a never-failing JOY to the
afflicted. 5 20 mWf3t
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DEsK ROOM OR PART OF A FURNISHED
i Office 10 rent Apply 10 G. II. ELLIOT,
sly 3t% No. 40 s. THIRD Street.
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"a Einos Edtons1FamiIy, Pulpit and Pocket blPls
IN beautiful styles OF Turkey MOI IN thoto@rsnE
bindings A new edition. tafN"eO~ -
pIEtTAits Of fanilIes; "a, HARDING. Publisher,
No sss Wc9IiiFsNUT street below FoartnS
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TO RENT.

m A PLEASANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE
Ed TO RENT-A large House, twelve rooms. hand
some lawn ice house (hed), carriage house. stabng,
ton on &C. g. and A. r. r, IH from steamboat landing
Street, or address VIM. A. GARRIGUHdS, MoOres-
town, Burlington county, N. j. $40 lots
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THE HIEROGLYPHs.-
The HierOglyphs
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Holders Of the following Loans of the Common.
wealth Of Pennsylvania can receive payment Cprin-
cipal and interesO by presenting them AT the
FARMERS AND MECHANICS NATIONAL
BANK, on and after MAY 20, 1867
Loan Of March "a, 1928, due December l, 1858.
Loan of April p. 1929. due December !. 1854
Loan OF April ls, IsI5, due August /, 1855,
Loan OF March q, 1881, due July /, 1856.
All of the above Loans will cease to draw Interest
after August !, 1867.
JOHN w. GEARY,
GOVERNOR
JOHN #. HARTRANFT.
AUDIToRaENERAII.
WILLIAM n. KEGRLE,
SIIwfmSit STATE TREASURER.
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SPECIAL ATTENTION - CONSOLIDATION BANK
SToCK.-At NJ. Thomas Sons sale tomorrow,
May 81 will be sold III shares OF this stock, and
also thirty-six shares of Mechanics Bank, to
which we would call the attention of investors.
PRICES far below the old rates. When in want
of Photographs. go to b. f. Reimer's Gallery,
No. o24 Arch street. Six cards, or one large
photograph, OO.
DEPOT FOR THE SALE OF Lash's Five-dollar
Washing Machines, Clothes Wringers, and Step
Ladders, No, IN Market street, Philadelphia
j. 3. LASH 4 co.
BUY YOUR HATS from Bourne No. 40 North
Sixth street.
CURE FOR RHEUMATISM WORTH SEEING
J Fitzpatrick, No. l744 Olive street, cured by Dr.
Filters Remedy. No cure, no pay.
SPRING AND SUMNER UNDERwEAR.-
Gauze Shirts 81 to $3.50. McIntire & Brother.
GauZe Shirts 81 to $3.50 McIntire & Brother,
Gauze Shirts 81 to $3.50. McIntire Il Brother.
No. 1855 Chestnut street
SPRING CLOTHING
MEN AND BOY8
noiO ready.
LARGE ASSORTMENT
Low PRICES.
WANAMAKER q BROWN
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
OAK HALL,
q. E. Cor. SIXTH and MARKET Streets
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@ FURNISHED HOUSE, GERMANTOWN,
H1 to Rent for three or four months at Sl25 per
month, to a good tenant Address Post ohice Box
No. 1897, SIS St~
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a TO RENT WITH POWER-A FIRST
III class Jobbing Machine Shop in the manufacture
Ing districts fine chance. Apply at MIL HOWARD
and HARRISON Streets $40 lot
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AUCTION SALE AT THE ExoHANGE.LM LMsssls, Tsssat.
Gummey d Son held a sale OF I've I.eaI LII tIo ~
at the Merchants Exchange athOoH' "-'N 'AS
following result - q II cor
VALUABLE BUSINESS SrAND;s o. IL w ss1OO
ner SECOND and UNION stISss. nd Var f'N'
MODERN RESIDENCE, SdeDits,a SdenD tsat M No S7is
riage House, and Lot so by zzS iee'' - All 65o
(yhesnut street. F'-~NN
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-07-24
La PICCiOLA.

This beautiful little Theatre, commenced
the Season on Monday night last, with
Planche's three act comedy, 1.-The Folies
of a Night" We were obliged to fpregc
the anticipated pleasure of attending, bu,
We have no doubt that such as we're for.
tunate enough to be present enjoyed a
rich treat. The names of Darby, Richie,
and DcMeritt, were sufficient guarantees
for this.
We think Mr. Curtis is entitled to the
gratitude Of the people. not only of Stowe,
but Of the county. for the unwearying
pains he has taken to furnish them with
an elegant and ,oholesoms place of amuse.
mcnt. where they may witness very excel.
lent histrionic representations. BY the best
amateurs. without the surroundings OF
the Stage.
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BE on Your Guard

Against the limitations and counterIcits Of Ha
letters Stomach Bitters, VITA which the Pllsa
who make dishonerable living, by prylnsR
on the sick aud suffering, are now endeaVOnll
to food the market OF this county. Wheneu
these poison-mongers are discovered they are ~
mediately prosecuted by the proprietors WV
expend thousands of dollars annually in trsci3s
them out aud bringing them 10 justice. Wnaa
a short time injunctions have been obtaineOH
the courts OF the United States against nus
Der OF individuals and firms, and suits arnO.
In progress against several Others, all Of WnVs
names vii be given to TIN public. But 10 ".
OF the utmost vigilence and activity oil lhell W
teetive ag- nts. the undersigned are OF course W.
able to protect the pubic entirely against Pi.
ical limitations OF standard National Ionlc' ~
erywhere in request, and a. readily conVe as.
into cash AZ U. :. Bonds or Treas y Notes lug!
therefore,. as II MEASURE OF PRECAUTIos; a In.
attention to the fact that finely engraved wv
representing st. George and the Dragon. shi
beautiful proprietary stamp, bearing the oa'.
endorsement OF the Government. appear gu a,, N
cry bottle Of the genuine BlTTERs. The s,Vs
IL further authenticated b, q miniature ho IN, NJ
hand. with the signature Of 'Hostetter e Ill.,.
to counterfeit which IL state PRISM c' ~
! be true BITTERS are sold in bottles only '''
never In bulk. ,ru.
S3w+3I HOSTErTER d SMITH
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-07-24

ca Among large number Of trevei
appointments c,n6rmed by the Senate. on
Friday. we find the following from our
old regiment;
Andrew J. Grover, late Major. to be
Colonel, for gallant services in the field.
Robert Schofeld, Chas. A. Adams, John
n. Hazelton. and Mason A-Stone to be
Colonels for gallant services. All of the
above named were worthy and brave off.
GERS, and merit the compliment bestowed.
We notice some other names breveted who
better deserve the penitentiary, and would
reach it if facts were disclosed. Brevet.
ing such unworthy creatures. without dis,
elimination. robs men like the above Of
part of the honor their due When Col
G. H. Tompkins resigned his commission
as Col. of the lst Vt. Cavalry, he wrote a
letter to Quarter Master Gen. Meigs, in
which he represented all the officers Of the
regiment, with one exception, as lazy,
idle, incompetent and Mieuish There
was mixture of truth aud falsehood in
the letter. Subsequent events showed
that there were mauy worthy men, and
men, too, in the regiment but
there were soma as great rascsls and
'hitves. too, as ever went unhanged. -
Their history is to be written,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-07-24

DEPARTURE Our enterprisiDg towns.
man. Chan Crane, Esq. left yesterday
morning for trip across the Atlantic.
He will visit the home Of his boyhood. in
Eugland. which be left thirty years ago,
with his father. a poor emigrant. He has
earned in the home Of his adoption, a
handsome competency, land what is bet
tor. bears a good character, and takes
with him the kind wishes Of many friends.
AS he nears the "thatched cottage" of bis
boybood, which he assures US he expects
to find just as it was thirty years ago.
and contrasts its low, smoke begrimmed
walls. with the cheerful and elegant home
which our more liberal institutions have
enabled him to earn for himself here, we
hope his love for our republican institu.
tions will receive a new impulse We
most heartily wish him a safe and pleas
ant voyage, and speedy return to his
home and friends.
The Lamoille Central Lodge Of Good
Templars. Of which Mr. Crane is Lodge
Deputy. at its last saeetog. unanimously
passed resolutions embodying seuti-
mepts of confidence and esteem for him,
and wishes for his safe and early return.