QUI IROX-llADS.
rSK or lh "JiliaaMOBAtnikh'' The
Beport of CnpiHln roi.
i At Mated loot week, the Nary Depattmcnt bag re
telved despatches Irom Captain box, Assistant
Secretary ot t lie Navy, dated at Queonstovtn on tne
6tU ultimo, announcing the arrival thore on that
lay ol tbe iiou-clad Aliantonomah and lior consorts,
the Augusta and tbe Athuelot, aftor a run of ton
dsys and eighteen boura from St. Jobos. The
Journal shows that the trip was a pieaant one. with
out eiihor accident or incideat or special intorest,
thoufrh tho v.eis experienced some wind on tbe
second and third days out. The lion-clad was not
in tbe 1 ast disturbed by the wind or tbe heavy aeas,
though the other Teasels rollod from ten to twenty,
iivedegreos. In one of bis letter captain Fox dis
cusses tbe BOa-going fighting capacliy of the iron,
clads, and as his remarks and conclusions are of
general interest, an extract Is subjoined
i "Can the monitor style ot iron-clods inventod by
Captain Ericton bo so constructed as to make
tbem efficient fighting sea going cruisers f The faots
with regard to the bebarior ot this vessel in mode
ate gale of wind and heavy sea, when a In gate
a-onld find It impossible to use her battery, are as
lollowi : With bead to tbe sea she takes over about
four leet of solid water, which is broken as it sweeps
aloDg the deck, and alter reaching tbe turret It too
much spent to prevent firing the 16-incti guns
directly ahead; with broadside to the sea, either at
rest or while moving, her lee guns can always be
worked without, difficulty, tbe water which passes
across it? (led: iiom. windward bein divided b
the turrets, ai n extreme roll so moderate as nb't
to press her loe guns' !tI tho wa'pr; lying in tho
same position, her 15 inch rods can be flYed directly
astern without iuterferenca Irom water, and when
stern to the tea, tbe water which comes on board is
bioken up in the same manner as when going head
to it.
"In tbe trough of tbe set ber ports will be liable to
Hooding;, if required to use her guns to windward.
This, thon,wou'd be the position selected by an
antagonist which dwigned to tight a monitor in a
sea-way. The turret Ku" ol a monitor occupy a
central position, where, notwithstanding the lowness
of the vessel's hull, they are more easily and satoly
handled in a sea way than guns of the same height
above t.io wator in a broadside vessel. I bo axis of
the bore of the guns of this vessol are six-and-a-half
feet above tue wator, and tho extreme lurch, when
lying broadside to a hoavy sea m a modorate galo,
was seven degrees to windward and lour degrees
o leeward average, llve-and-a-half degrees; while
he average roll at the tamo time of Ilia At'
usta, a remarkably steady ship, was eighteen de
grees, and of the Aahuclot twenty-flvo dogrees,
both vessels being steadied by sail. A vessel
which attacks a monitor in a sea-way must
approach very close to have any chance of
1 bitting such a low hull, and oven then the monitor
1 is naif the time covered by three or lour leet of
wator, protecting her, aud disturbing hor opponent's
fire, irom these lucks, not unknown to monitor
meti and the experience we derived from the use
1 of u-b vessels during the war, we may safely con-
0 vie t bat the mon itor type of iron-clads is superior
to ho broaificle, not e niy for fighting purposes at
ae, but also for croiung. A properly constructed
Duitor, possessing all tbe requirements ot a cruiser,
c ght 10 be constructed ol iron, aud have but one
itiet, armed with not less than twenty-iuou puns,
wo independent propellers, and the usual propor
tion o f sail "
Captain Fox writes a private lottcr to a friend in
the department, in which ho says that cdloors and
men concur in ths opinion that tho monitor is ono
ot tho plea-antest of vessels to cross tho ocean in.
He ppiais of her astion as in evory respect ad
mirable. Tlit) Atlantic Voyage of the "Mlnntono
Utah" What tbe KukIImd Say of Her.
The London papers have long accounts ot tho sea
voyage of the monitor Miantunomah, whose perform
ances were of the most creditable character. The
3'imcs has the following:
"Tho Miantonomah is a new ship, having been
only completed last autumn, and her present voyage
Is mainly designed to test ber seagoing qualitios. By
those on board the trial appears 10 be regarded as a
rierlect success. Sue has como htthor irom Mew
York, having called at llalilux and at St John's,
Newfoundland; and irom the last port she bos made
tbe voyage in ten day s ten hours. Crossing tho Bar
01 iundy, she encountered weather which, without
amounting to a gale, was considered very boistorous,
but she rode through it easily. On the voyage to
Queenstown the indicator marked no greater rolling
than Bcven degrees, whilo two degrees is stated to be
tbe average Her paddle-wheel cousoit, ou the other
band, rolled to a maximum of eighteen degrees and
twenty-lour degrees reBpoctivoly. Tho speed she at
tained was respectable, and, considering Lit build,
rather surprising. Wheu leaving fat. John's she
drew til toe n f-ot ten inches water, having on board
tbrce hundred and fifty tons of coal in her bunkors,
thirty tons in a crib en deck aud about twenty tons
in bans in the turrota. With this quantity on board
economy was considered necessary. JJer motive
'. jiower consislB oi lour engines, driving twin screw,
' whic.i are biass, four-bladea, of twelve leet diameter,
aud ot a graduated pitch with a mean of eighteen.
At lull speed her consumption of coal would forty
tons per twonty-four hours, but to sparo fuel she
: was not driven, and was even run at slow speed
; sometimes, Hor average, therelore, was about seven
' knots an hour. Her maximum speed would bo about
nine. 8 lie has brought with her iorty tons of her
stores, and hat lightened by about ten inches of hor
! draught.
; "Tho Miaiitontmuih proceeds at tho end of this
week or the beginning of next to Portsmouth, her
ultimate destination being Russia. She is to bo ac
companied by the Augusta, which acts the part of
parent to tho fledgling now trying its hrst flight
across the broad waters. The Ailiuelot is bound lor
China.
"lhe officers of tho vessels are not merely cour
toous to visitors, but seem anxious to have their
ships inspooted. Thoso accustomed to the iondnoss
ot a tailor lor his own ship, whatever she may bo,
cannot help being struck with the manner in which
, all on board hor consorts appear to think and take
prido only in the monitor. It mav possibly be a
result oi tho rapid changes which, the war caused,
often leaving a man little time to become acquainted
with tie craft with which his destiny was identified;
but it appears more as if the Btrangeuess and lor
mldalle naturo of the ship wore a sort ot American
prope rty, and that she was accepted as a type of na
tional power."
Diary of a Rebel Trooper.
Those followers of tho "lost cause" who have
narrated in book form their adventures while
righting nndcr the star and bars, find a ready
i market for their productions in England. Tha
latestj volume of this kind is entitled "Four
j Years in the Saddle," by Colonel Harry Giliuor,
1 published by the Loufrman Brothers. As a
partizan of the Mosby stripe, "Harry Giliuor"'
enjoyed considerable notoriety North and South
1 during the war. At its outbreak he was re
i elding in Baltimore, aud having recruited a
! squad of Maryland Rebels, crossed into the in
i eurpent lines. He made numerous raids, and
j though generally successful, was at length
i captuted. When fiarly suddenly advanced upon
Washington in the summer of 1SC4, and louzht
' the battle of Monoency, it was (minor's baud
'who, circling round Baltimore, destroyed the
(railroad leading to Philadelphia, and made
; prisoners of General Franklin aud several
others. After receiving a Uebcl commission ,of
j Major in 1803, he was suit to watch tho Federal
position at Winchester. While proceeding
thence he encountered Belle Boyd, and gives
j us the following glimpse of the Martinsbiirg
I female spy, who used to hoodwink the Uuion
I officers, und draw from them Federal plans)
I On my way down the valley 1 mot at Woodstock
my old acquaintance, Misi Belle Boyd, whom 1 had
known since the autumn oi 1861. Mibs Bo'le beirged
to accompany me on my expedition. I got oil by
i telling her she must first have Geueial Jang ins' per
; niision. I rose before tno sun, and was read to
j etart, when I discovered she had carried niv sabre
and pisto:s to her room, to prevent my clipping oil'
without her, as she was shiewd enough to know I
would do. Down came Miss Belle, dressed in her
i neat fitting habit, with a pretty little belt round her
I waist, from which the butts of two small pistols wore
peeping, cased in patent leather holsters.
1 She rode with me to tbe quarters ot lien. Jenkins,
to whom I had to report before passing out through
the hues. We louud him sitlinil before his teut,
and. alter deanatohinir inv business. Miss Belle Dro-
; seated her tequest. I fixed myself rathor behind
I Iter, that I might givo the Genoral a signal not to
- nnnsent. The fact is. I did not care to be accompa-
aied by a woman on so perilous an enterprise; tor,
thntiah she was a siilemllri and reckless ridor. of un
flinching courage, and her whole soul bound up in
the Southern cause, yet she was a little mart: you,
mly a. little heads trong aud willul, and I thought
iirnt. both lor her salce aud nil no. that she should
nt im. I hone Miss Belle will forgive thlB little
ue. The General, of course, refused, whloh mado
tr furious; but he was firm, and I rode off without
r.
Not long afterwards he came near being cap
red by a Federal scout:
I was returning by shorter route, when I came
ddeuly on a "Jessie Scout" in a narrow lane that
d out tr. i-intiiilrn tactorv. 1 had takeu the Dre-
ntlon to put round my neck a white handkerchief,
mm a ltmv and han mil if down over the shoulder.
id the badge by which the "Jessies" distinguished
TIIE DAILY
f ach other. 7 hoae "Jessie Scouts" were a body of
men dressed In Conlrdeiate uniforms, organized by
General Fiomoat. The follow rode np cautiously,
ho pistol drawn ; bnt 1 pretended to be very unoon
cerned, showing no deposition fo draw mine, lie
rodo a nob' dapple grey, and slopped when our
horses' heads were nearly together. "Where are
fou going?" said be. "Going into town," topllod
, quietly, but In a firm voice. He then Inquired
here J belonged, and 1 answered) "To tbe same
crowd you do to Captain t urdy's sonnts."
"Why, I don't remember seeing you, though I
haven't been detailed long mvselt."
''lbet is just my csso," 1 rep ted.
He then asked what regiment I was detailed Irom.
I told him from fho 12th Pennsylvania, Captain Feu
ner's. ( ompany i 1 his satisfied him ; he put np hi
pistol ; aart, as I rode up alongside, 1 noticed a pair
of bandcufis looped over the small strap that holds
the satidis-pocketto the flap. I asked what he was
ronif to do with the "rullles " Ho replied, "Iheie
IsaKeboutat old Gnfliih'n, and I am going after
him." "Let me look at them," said I; and as ha
stopped to take them off, I quickly drew my sabie.
1 hire was a gato leading into a lane near where we
stood. It was a little way open, and he made a des
perate effort lo get through) but his horse puhod It
to with his neck, and at tho same instant my sword
went through bis body. Ue loll oft, dead, in less
than five minutes, but not before lie said, "I ou sold
me pretty well, but I don't blame you " I gave htm
whisky and water out of my flash, and tried to save
him, hut my blade went too near the heart. He had
a very good saddle, that suited me hotter than my
own; the bsndcufis I carried all the way to Gettya.
burg, and there gave them away.
When, after General Hunter's return, in 18C1,
from Staunton and other points down in the
heart of old Virginia, the insurgents burned
( humbersburg in retaliation, as they said, for
"Hunter's atrocities. ' Gilnior took a hand in
the work of acftruction. We quote:
I took itwo men with me to fire a fine brick
dwelling, beantllully situated on an eminence north
west oi the town. Dismounting, 1 went in, and
told the lady who came to the door that I was tbero
to perform the extremely unulca?ant dtitv of burn.
Ing ber house, which 1 much regretted; that we were
oblige! to rehort to such extremo measures in order
to prevent or check tho terrible devastation com
mitted by such men as Genoral Hunter.
(iilmor being hungry, decided to feast upon
some "rations" in tne hour he fore burning it,
and while doing so entereu ' conversation
with the lady owner:
I atked her the name of her buband. .. opliod :
'Colonel Boyd, of the Union Army." "What, Colo
nel Boyd, or tho 1st Kew York Cavalry?" "lhe
same, sir " "Then, Madura, your house shall not be
destroyed."
I now understood why she had not pleaded for it.
Tho reador will rccolloct that this offlcar has been
already mentioned as opoiatiiia in tho Valley. Ho
had ever boon kind and leniont to tho citizens, men,
women, and chi dren, warring only against mon in
arms. The fact ot her Lelng the wifo of Colonel
Boyd decided mo at once. I told her that I knew
her husband, and hnd fonght against hun for two
years in the Valley of Virginia; that he had gained a
high r putation among tho citizens tor kindness and
gentlemanly conduct ; that whilo we were there for
the purpose ot punishing vandalism, we wire ready
and anxious to repay acts ot kindness done to our
people, who, when unprotected, had bcea exposed
by the fortunes ot war to the mercy of harsh treat
ment of our Iocs. I to d tie t that her house should
not bo burned, blame mo for it who would, and that
I would leavo a guard lor hor protection till all woro
gone, bho scemod to bo completely overwhelmed,
as though she did not comprehend what 1 said j but
when 1 assured her again thit neither her houe,
nor anything that belonged to her, should be mo
lested, her gratitude knew no botiuds. lo tho picket
near by the house she afterwards sent baskets filled
with nice eatables, hot coflce, and as much wino as
they desired.
fiiltnor was finally captured by Sheridan's
troops, in the spring of 165, lust before the
final collapse. He thus alludes to his capture:
My cousin, H G , was in bod with mo, when
the door suddenly oponcd, and five mon entered
with drawn pistols, and, although dressed as Con
federates, 1 saw at a glance wnat they wore. But it
was too lale for a flgnt, for they hau seized my pis
tols, lying on a chair under my unitorm, "Are you
Colonel Uilmor?" said ono of tho.n. I did not
answer at flrnt; I was glancing rouud to see if there
was any cbanco of escape. My attention was
nriested by feeling the muzzle of a pistol against ray
head aud hearing the question repeated. "Yes; and
who, in the devil's name, are you?" "Major Young,
cl General Bhoridan's otaff." "All ruht. I sup
peso yon want me to go with you?" "1 sha 1 be
happy to have your company to Winchester, as
General Sheridan wishes to consult you about some
important military affairs."
The Engllh public are called upon to pur
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benefit upon an impoverished man."
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( onstltnllonal It e 11 o a t o r
FOR THE RAPID CURE OP
Incipient Consnmptlon, natt all Ilaeaes)
rcrtalalDtf to CousiaiuptloB,
arcn as
Coughs, folds. Hoarseness, Croup. Bronchitis, and. all
.Diseases or tne l.tings auu lutsnirnior.v uri-aus,
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Loss of Ap
petite, Nervous Debility, with
meat Lassitude ot the Mus-
iilitr Kvnturn. Am.
The anceeu nf thly meillelnn In the cure Of disease
has wlthstooa many critical tents hi this country and
elsewhere; Its eulutary effects on disease are wlduly
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mil i conMiier you tne greatest uocior on uie- u,
ti e lungs In the countiv. 1 bad a spitting of blood,
witb large lumps ot green matter; a violent pain la my
breast and ahniildAni aiminliiir fumi'ii i and several ol
the most eminent physicians gave me up as a hopeless
ase ol consumption. I tried all tbe remedies or the
day and gained nn rt1r hut wnraa: wliea a friend
advised me to tiy your Renovator. satlslVlug me tuat
you were a reuulur graduate nl'tha University ol Penn
sylvania and uot a neli-atvled doctor. 1 utod but nine
bottles of your Renovator, and. to tbe surprise of my
iriends. I am now a well mau, and able to attend dally
to my business.
'Adv one needing further particulars of my case
can can ou me auu u aunuua.
"NICHOLAS BILGES,
'-No. Races treet."
Dr. Ilylton Is a regu'ar graduate oi the
University ol Peuusy Ivauia. (His diploma
can be seen at bis oltlee.) Examines Lungs
wituout cnaige. oiuce, rtu. 411 inc
BUet. t 84 thumiin
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lo utensils 111 w Ii ch tliev are used. J lie attention 01
mfd leal und scientific men Is dlrecied to these dlslnlec
tnntH. Attacned are test mon a s In luvorot t ils ureal
oiscoverv. which, with huudreds of others, can be seen
at the Company's oflice.
m.M.AVAN HorSR. A LB AN I . jiinrcii OV. IHJO 10 IDI
President of the .New Yoik Disinfecting Company
Dear Sin It Is all It Is represented to be Webave
made mnnv trials ot ( iHitilectunts. but now consider tilat
we liave louud an article wmcu surpasses all otners asa
re ni lv iiunli.st all tiad odors. T. ItOKbsKL A- Co.
EW Yohk, April 9. lWHi. To the President of tho
New York Dislniecttng Company Dear Sir: We pro
nounce It w lir.oui exceiHiuii iu uo in o uvav wb uu ver
known, its eilcct upon every matter is complete anu
1 uKtantaneous. t.A.pir.iw.i, aiwi huuhc.
1 . 15. 1 nese liisiniecianis 1110 useu o.v tue scavengers.
under the direction ot iho Sanitary I'oilce ol the Jlctio-
poilian Health Iiertuient. .New yoi-g
PO WI-1.1. A 'I IloMfSON. No42CP'.DAR St.. N. Y.
G cnerul and Sole Agents lor the United states and the
mim im to w lo in mi orders t-iiouiu ue audressfu
For sale bv all Druggists uud e. cnerul Dealers In the
R.LESSi:Y'S vkuetable pills cure
J Dvsneosia. Dinrrlma. Rheumatism. Shk llead-
aehe. and all derangements ol the Liver IKey purity
ttin hlnnil. and make the skin soft and lair. For sale bv
Dr. LLSSKY, No 333N. IsLNTlI Street, Philadelphia,
nd bv Drutuists tenerull .
Cahukn, K. J ,Spteuitier2. 1865 Or. Lessey Dear
Sir : It lives me great pleasure to add my testimony In
l"ivor ol yonr "Vegetable Liver Piils " 1 had ben
a filleted with deranged 1 oudition of tbe Liver for ten
years, anil, during that time, suffer, d Intensely Irom
acrid oischuiges irom stomach and bowels, seriously
ptostiatlng my physical and mental energies lor weeks
at a time, so much so tha' mylliewas despalied ot.
But, tb otign a kina providence, 1 wis lutrouuceu to
von. and tiv tne u.eoi vour ruts 1 nave vvvu wonuor-
luliv restored, not raving una aa attacg oi my oui com-
plalt t or lost a siugio nanoatn service. luoyactiiKaa
charm. Had It not been tor tiicm, 1 navo no doubt I
should have been laid asl'ie irom tne minntry
1 miiHi ann it nw men m lavur fti vuur iue rr
server." or vsgetatue i.iuimeni. 1 nave useu u nn
jcryslpelas. Scuids and Hums and Inliammations; il
vroduces remarkable results. I was cured of a ven
n anr by lis use Many ol ill V nUbbors are usIuk It
aud It gives universal rutiaiaciioo- 11 suouiu wiu evcrj
bouse. loera, . m
rti'.v. . is. niu iv 10.,.
4 28tths2m THIRD Street, C amden, N. J.
rii ofl i ij
ooutoun
CAMPHOR TR0CHE8,
A , PoiMve PreveauTe 01 -s-
O H O L E E -A."
Dtarrhaa, Diseaury, ao4 CholomllortKis,
Bole Factor, O.H.Keedl.Brnrlrt, te-
'?
llth k Rao S.,PbUa,
'So,
. nuilod on
DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS, ANU CATARKH
treated with tbe utmost success by J. ISAACS,
monialsfrom the most reliable sources In tbe city can
i,..n it hlsoffloe. Tbe Medical Faculty ara iuvltod
to accompany tb n I r patients, as be has uo secrets In his
nractlce. ni" iiiooricu wituout wuu. no
- . ,nM a V on.llt aU.n .. Q.
milREE GENERAL. AGENTS WANTED TO
I not In Important locations for the New York Aocl
OeUiai 1 USUI biii-v v-uiu'u . . nvmomniui kuuu .iiuicn., r
apply to FRANK O. ALLEN, Hr-rvh Odlcs, No. l I
CiitSNCT street. Apu'.y soou.
V
PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, JULY 5, 18(3(5,
INSURANCE COMPANIES
DELAWARE MUTUA L SA FETY INSUKANCE
tt'MPANT.
IN CORrORATF.il BY I1IK LFOInLATVBE OF
PENNHTLVaNIA,1.
OFFICE, 8. CORNKR IHIHI) sKD WALSOf
BIllU.ll. I'HII,AIKI.PMI A.
-..MARINE INSURAS-CE
fll TFS8EL8,1
( RCO. To all parts of tbe world.
FRhlOHT, )
INLASD lN8rRNf El
On Goods by River, Canai, Lake, and Land Carriage to
an parts 01 the Union.
FIRF. 1.si;ha i 1 j
On Merchandise generally.
On Stores, Dwelling Houses, etc.
ASSETS OF THE COM PAN t
ovemhr I.
flflO.fOO United States ft per cent, loan '71.
l'iti.lKiO " 8 " ' '81.
,99t 000 00
m luo 00
'it W9 " 7 J 10 per cent, loan
Treasury notes 01,375 '00
100,(00 State ol Pennsylvania Five Per Cent
iin tra,TOW
M.C00 State of Pennsylvania Six Per Cent.
Loan 63,250 00
24,000 C ity of Philadelphia Six Per Cent.
Loan 112,81250
20,000 PcnnsT vania Railroad First Mort
gage Six Per Cent, bonds 20,000 00
25,000 Pennsylvania Railroad Seooud Mort
gage Mx Per Cent. Bonds 21,750 00
25,000 Western Pennsylvania Railroad llort-
. ft"""0 Mx 1er Lent- Honds. 23,750 00
15.000 3(H shares Stock Ucrmantown Gas
Company, principal and Interest
- guaranteed by the City of Phllade;-
phla.... 13,537 50
7,1:0 14.1 Shares stock Pennsylvania Rail
road Company B.SSO'OO
5,000 I0 Shares Stock Noith Pennsylvania
Railroad Company 3,250 00
40,000 D posit with United States Oovcrn-
ment, suhlect to ten days' ca'.l 40,000-00
30.000 State of Tennessee Five er Cent.
Loan lA.Mfl.aA
170,700 Loans on Bonos and Mortgage first
lions on City Property 170,000 00
1.036,840 Par. Market value. ...$!)M,5t'O0
Keai r.Riate 3H,'i0J-0D
HI Is receivable for Insurances mario..l'il,013 37
Balances duo at Agencies ; Premiums
on Marine Policies, Accrued Inte
rest and other debts Que the Com
pany 40,511 41
Scrip and Rtock of sundry Insuranco
and other Conipaules, 8113J. Lstl-
mated vslue 2,910-O0
Cash In Banks (43 9W 89
Cash in Drawer 678 4S
56,635 17
81,253 630-18
DIRECTORS.
Thomas C. Band,
."aniuel e. Stokes,
J F. Penlstan,
Henry Nlean,
Wil iam (l. Dotilton,
Edward Darlington,
H Jones ltrooks,
Kdward Lafourcade,
lacob P. .tones,
James B Me Far land,
Joshua P. K.yre,
Spencer Mcllvaln,
J. B. Semple, Pittsburg,
A. B. Berger, Pittsburg.
Il T. Mnt-iAn. 1Mtt4hiirir.
jonn v. uavis,
I dinund A. Sonder,
Theophllua Paulding,
John It Penrose,
James Traqualr.
Henry c. uaiiett, Jr.,
James C. Hand,
William C Ludwlg.
Joseph 11. Seal,
ueorge . Leiper,
Hugh Craig,
RoheitBtirton,
John 1. Taylor,
TFOMAS C. I'IMl. 1'ieslHenl
JOHN f!. IHVIH Vl.l'rl,lt
Hknby Ltlbcrw, secretary. 1 h
jg29-CHARTEU TERPETUAL
FRANKLIN
INSURANCE COMPANY
FIRE
OP
PHILADKLPHIA.
Assets on Januarvl, 180G,
Capital 400 000 06
Acciucc surplus t)44M:il9
1'iemlume l,lW,au8tll
USSE1TLED CLAIMS, INCOMR FOR 18W
$11,167 83. HO O0U.
LOSSES PAID SINCE 11 OVER
85,000,000.
Perpetual and Temporary Policies on Liberal Terms.
DIRECTORS.
Charles N Bnncker,
Tobias Wattner,
Samuel Grant.
j- owarn i;. unie,
George Fates,
AltVed Fltlcr,
Francis W. Lewis, M. D.
Peter McCall.
(ieorpe W.Richards,
jbuacjuva.
CIIARLEB N. BANCKEH. President.
EDWARD C DALE, Vice-President.
W. MCALLISTER, Secretary protcm. 2 tl23
JAB.
0HT1I AMERICAN TRANSIT
INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 133 South FOURTH Street
PHILADELPHIA.
Annual Pdllcles issued against General Acctdsnn
all descriptions at exceedingly low rates.
Insurance effected lor one year, in any sum irom 910
to $10,(100, at a premium of only one-half per cent.
securing the lull amount insured in case of death, and
a compensation each week eaual to tbe whole ore
ml urn paid
Short time Tickets for 1, i, t, 5, 7, or 10 days, or 1. 3, 01
6 months, at 111 cents a dav, insurlnv in the sum 01 luOO,
or Hiving vio per weea 11 oisauieu 10 De nad at tne
General Ollice, So. I'J'd 8. FOURTH Street, fhiiadet
pbla. or at the various Rallioad Ticket offices. Be sure
to purchase the tickets of the North American Trauslt
insurance company.
D or circulars auo lunuw luiurmuiion apply ai tne
General Ottlue, or of any 01 the authoilzjd Agents of tho
"ompaiiy. -.- , nITI,
iJlj tt 1U u Jivi 1 t, 11 USIUUIIU
JAMES M. CONRAD. Troasurer
IlKNBY C. BROWN, Secretary.
JOHN C. BI LLITT, Solicitor.
l'lRECTORS.
L. L Houpt, late ol Pennsylvania Railroad Company
M. Baird, ofM. Baldwin At Co.'s.
Painud C. Palmer, Cashier ot Commercial Bank.
I, 'itbaid Wood, No. M Market stieot
.ian.es M. Conrad, No. 62.1 Mniket street
3. E. Kluisley, Continental Hotel.
II. G. Leisenrini?. Nos. 237 and J39 Dock streot.
Samuel Work, ot Work, McCotich & Co.
Ctorge Martin, Ho. 321 Chesnut street 1 3 10m
QIRARD TIRE AND MAEINE
OFFICE, No. 418 W ALN tT STREET, PHILADELPHIA
CAP11 AL PAID IN, IN CASH, 200,ll00.
II Is conipary cenllnuesto write on 'ire Ritkt only
Its capital, with a gtod surplus, Is sa ely invested.
701
Loes by fire nave tetn promptly paid, and more than
8500.000
Disbursed ou this cc count within the past few years.
For tne present me omce 01 tuis company win
remain at
No. 415 WAT.NIIT BTIIKKT,
But nltblu a few months will remove to its OWN
BUILDING
N. E. COKaLK BEVfcPiTU ASU tUKSM'T STREETS.
Then as now, we shall be happy to Insure our patrons a
such rates as are continent with safety.
IHIiKCTORH,
THOMAS CRAVEN.
ALFRED 8. GILLETT,
tURMAN BUEFPARI),
Ti.fl. MA( KFLLAR.
CHARLES I. Dl'PONT,
HENRY F. KENNEY,
JOSEPH KLAPP.M. D.
JOHN SUPPLE E.
JOHN W. C LAG HORN 1
Hit AM lH.lUVlLD.dli..
I.FKF.D 8. G I LLF.T T. V. President aud Treasurer.
JAMES B. ALVOltD, Secretary. 1 19 i
T
HE PROVIDENT
LltE AUD TRUST COMPANl',
UI I il 1 uii.r 111 A.
Incorporated by tbe state of Pennsylvania, Third
lit ntlil 'IM. lbG6. INSURES LIVES, ALLOWS 1N
1 F. KtST ON DEPOSITS, aud GRANTS ANNUI
TIES. ..
A K AAA K., piuv,uvvi
D1BECTORS. . .
Pan uel R Shipley,
Ricnarn caannry,
Henry llulnes
T. WiBlar Browu,
William C. Lonuatrath.
Jert niian riaciter,
joslitia II. Morris,
ltluliard Wood,
r . uouiii.
SAMUEL R. SHIPLEY, President.
llowiAsn Paubt, Actuary 7 285
VtHCM Ao. Ill H. FOURTH STREET,
FIRE INBLKAKCE WAULUSIVELY THE
PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE COM
PAN x incorpor-ieu . unrter rerpetuai no. oiv
WAI N IT Street, opposite Independence Bijuiire.
Hill Company, lavorably known to the community
for over lorty years, continue to Insure acalnst los-i or
damage by tire on Puhlio or Private Buildings, either
permanent y or lor a limited time. Also on Furniture.
Mocks of Goods aud Merchandise geneially, on liberal
Their Capital, together with a large Surplus Fund, is
Invested In the most careful manner, which eualiles
them to oiler to tbe insured au undoubted seouritj in
the case of loss.
DUtECTOBS
Daniel Smith Jr., John Devereux,
Alvaanuer Benson, 1 Tbomas Smith,
lKttnc Hazlehurst, I Ileniy Lewis,
Thomas Robins, I J. Gllllngbam Fell,'
Daniel Baddook, Jr.
DANIEL SMITH, Ja., President.
WlIiLiaM O, CXOWKUiibecretary, 41i
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CSII CAPITAL, $200,000.
THE UNITED 'STATES ACCIDENT INSUR
ANCE COJirANX
Or Syracuse, Kew York, Insures against
DEATH FROM EVERT CAUSE,
Whether ACCIDKNT, CIIOLER4, or DIF.ASE of any
Vl! NrL-t Joeklr ci'PusaUon lor DISABILITY from
AC t ID KIN T.
COIIBISFD TOLICIES FROM ONE TO F1TF. TEARS.
ACCIDENT POLICIES FROM ONE UOMTII TO TEN
YEARS.
NO MEDICAL FXsMI.NATIOW REQUIRED FOB
ACCIDENT lXSlBANCK.
. lri" only Company anthorlisd to Issue COM-
B1N ED LIFE and ACV1DI N 1' POLICIES.
1 . !?'.!' 0,t. tlie probability ol tho visitation ot
tsb OLE HA this summer, this opportunity or insuring
against It lor a brief period, at economical rates, Bhimlil
command the attention 01 every one 1 whl'e the combi
nation of ACCIDENT risk oflcred with It enables iboira
reldtng In the City, or transacting business here and
returning to the country dally, to guard against every
toimof
. DISEASE OR CASUALTY.
Petmlts Issued for travel to Europe, etc. Active
Solicitors wanted. v
WM. A. STEPHENS, General Agent,
611 lm No. 501 CHE8NTJT Street, Philadelphia,
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY OP Till
LA I) KLPII1A. "
IMUKI UKA lh.iJ lHPt CHARTER Pe RPETCAL.
Vo. 'i'ii WALNUT Street, opposite the F.xchanrt.
In addition to MARINE and INLAND INSl'RVKOE
this Company Insures ft cm loss or damage by FI tt, on
liberal terms, on buildings, meicbandtse, lernltur. etc.,
tor limited periods, and Derinanentlv on buildings, h.
deposit ot premium
1 ne ompany Las eeen in acive opeiauon tor more
than SIXTY Y EA RS, during which ail losses have bee 1
I louiptly adjusted aud paid.
John L. Hodge.
VlJUbUlUH9'
Lawrence Lewis, Jr.,
M. B. Mabouey,
John T. Lewis,
William 8. tlrant,
Robert W. Learning,
D. Clark Wharton,
Sauiue IWIlcox.
jmviu lA'WlB.
Benjamin Et tng,
'1 bomai 11. Powers.
A. K. Alcllenry.
Kdmond Castlllon,
Louis O Norrls.
dons K.
WCCUERER, President
Savvil Wilcox, Secretary
4 IS
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
A
HINT TO TOBACCO CHEWERS
WEDDING-CAKE FINE CUT
TOBACCO.
The only FIXE CUT TOBACCO ever manufactured
in Philadelphia.:
Tlie Deist in Hie Market.
E VE11YUODY USES IT
Manufactured from tbe Beet Leaf.
SOLD EVERYWHERE. (611
Factory, S. E. corner Broad and Wallace Streots
LUMBER.
I860;
BUILDINO! BUILDING
LUMBER I LUMBER I LUMBER 1
ST P BOARDS.
RAIL PLANK.
WHITE FIUE LjORI!TO.
YE1LHW PINE FLOORING.
SPRUCE PINE FLOORING.
AStl AND WALNUT FLOORING
PLASTERING LATH.
PLASTERING LATH.
I860.
- PINE, HEMLOCK, AND O A bl
j 1 si 11 p n.
PINE, UEMI OCK. AND OAK TIMBER,
til H A l)lL,Li,
CUT TO A. BILL.
AT SHORT JMOT1CB.
1866.
CEDAR AND l'INE SHINGLES.
CEDAR AND PINE SHINGLES.
No. 1 LONG CEDAR SHINGLES.
NO. 1 SHORT CEDAR SHINGLES.
WHITE PINE SHINGLES.
CYFRF.SX SHINGLES.
FINE ASSORTMENT FOR SALE LOW
i Qr,(l LUMBER FOU UNDERTAKERS! !
lOUO. LUMBER FOR UNDERTAKERS! 1
RED lr.HA It. WALNUT, AND flNlS,
RED CEDAR WALNUT, AND PINE.
1 QRft ALBANY LUMBER OP ALL KINDS
J-OUU. ALBANY LUMBER OF ALL KINDS
SEASONED WALNUT.
SEASONED WALNUT.
DRY POPLAR CHERRY, AND ASH.
OAK PLK. AND BD3.
MAHOGANY.
ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT VENEERS.
QCW. CIGAR-BOX MANUFACTURERS.
I.OOO. CIGAR-BOX MANUFACTURERS.
SPANISH CEDAR BOX BOARDS.
AT REDUCED PRICES.
1866.
SPRUCE JOIST! fcPRUCK JOIST'!
SPRUCE JOIST I SPRUCE JOIST I
FROM 14 TO 32 FEET LONG.
FROM 14 TO i FEET LONG.
SPRUCE SILLS.
HEMLOCK PLANK AND JOIST.
OAK SILLS.
MATTI.K TtROTTrK.R Jtr. CO..
8 22 timrp
No. 2500 SOUTH STREET.
TTNITED
STATES
li 1 I LDE It
S
MILL,
Nos. 24, 26, and 28 S. FIFTEENTH St.,
FHlLADELI-IIIA.
ESLER & BROTIIEE,
WOOD MOULDINGS, BRACKETS, 8TAIR BALUS
TERS, NEWEL POSTS, GENERAL TURNING
SCROLL AVORK, ETC.
SH ELVIS G PLANED TO ORDER.
lhe largest assortment ol Wood Mouldings In this city
constantly on band. 417 3m
rp W. SMALTZ'8 LUMBER YARD. N. E.
I . coiner of FIFTEENTH and STILES Street
OFFERS FOR SALE,
CHEAP FOR CASH
Panel 1st com , 2d com , 3d com., 4 4, 5-4, 6 8, 8 4, White
I'll) 6 flCHHOllGtl.
Fli'st und second quality Yellow (4 4, 8-4) and White
Pine (4-4) Floorlnti Boards
First aud secoud quality one and two sides lence
s'helvlng Boards Bass, Ash. Planks and Boards, White
Pine Sill", all sizes Step Hoards, 4 4, 6-4.
Hemlock Joist and Scant. Ing, all sizes.
Piiuie lot Spruce Sll.s and HcantiltiK
P ui-tcring Lath (English ana Caiuis) Pickets.
HiliiKles, Cbi snut 1 osts etc.
l-ul,t,it l'luulr n(1 Roalds.
All kmos o'l Building Lumber tut aud lurnlshcd at tbe
shortest notice, at me ioei inito. u
J.
C. PERKINS,
LUMBEIl MERCHANT
Suocessorto R. Clark, Jr.,
No. 324 CI1R1STIAN STREET.
Constantly on band a largo una varied aasorrmeu
of Building Lumber,
6 24 J
PROPOSALS.
O E A L E V
rROl'OSALS
bv tbo subscriber until 12
O Will be received
o'olock M.,
THURSDAY, the 12th day ot July
next, lor
tURNISHlKG
THE
MATERIALS
and
CONSTRUCI 1NO CULVER18
in the First Culvert District ot the city of Cam
den, Jiew Jersey, as follows: rT
ONE BKiCK CULVERT,
four foet in diameter, extending irom the Intersec
tion ol Second and Mickle streets, southward along
Socond street to -the intorsootion of Hartman
street (about 13(50 leet), and thence westward so tar
as is necessary to make an outlet to the river
Delaware. BBICK CULVERT,
three feet in diameter, extoudlng from the intersec
tion ol Second and MicUle strteU ea3'.ward alouff
Mickie street to Broadway (about 1S0O foot). .
C)NK BRICK CULVERT,
tbrce foet in diameter, extending from the intersec
tion of hecond and Stevens street eastward along
btevets street to Broadway (about 1800 teet).
Ou anil alter the 26tn day ot June instant plans
and spec Plications of the required work will be tiled.
lort
examination nt me omce oi tne
CvJVf AltU XX. D.un"""i
City Surveyor,
No. 86 N. Sooond stroet.
CauidcD, June 8, 1800. ' 0 8S 17 U
7-
GOVERNMENT SALES.
AA-W QUARTER AH rEU'.S OfFICm
No. 1B.9GIKAKD Street, Philad9n. rLn?'
syivania. July a, IHtJfl. "ueipnm, 1 enn-
Will l0 sod at Pnhlln AnMi. . .
the United States, on tbe grounds It liisu
ION LAN K, i'lliLA DaM'IIIA. 1 "n ns.riL
on TUKoDAT, July 10, 18W, sale commeJoln, i
VoSkf.y?i preo,,olr Uie bulldin
CAMP RytnWil.l.iliCD
89 irtme bnildings, with shingle roofs.
7 framo sinks,
1 sentrv box.
1 flasr stall, with ball and vano.
4 double leyer iron lore pump (Burnham'a
patent) "
6 wooden pumps
7 woooen hyriranU, with lead altaohmont.
8 iron lire uirs.
9 window sashes, assorted.
8 table tojis aud 21 trestles.
1 desk a.
14 tables.
81 wooden benches.
2 wooden wash troughs.
3 carpenters' benches.
80 feet oKice railing.
J onnter, shelving, drawers, etc
1400 leet picket tence.
8118 feet bnard tnnn 19. font hint,
about 8, 000 teet rouifh boards and hem oo soaat-
o ' in iuis iu c u i b fiurcuasors.
I laive 'uib ui nrewooa,
1KI0 white pino slunirles.
10,000 feet 46 hemlock scantllnir. used m.r.v
road.
R15.800 foet 8 inch hem'ock plank, used aa plank
tosd.
i3 400 bricks, In chimneys, (utters, wolls eto
l he frame buildnirs contain about '
172 440 det hemlock scantllnir.
60 640 teet iloorlnjr and tongued boards.
222 600 leet rouih board.
lhe huildniRS will bo sold separately.
Terms ot sa C's'b, Uovernment funds.
A deposit of ten (10) per cent, to be paid on every
accepted bid; tho balance to be paid Immediately
alter the sale.
The iron wa'cr-pipe to be sold by the foot, more)
or less, as it lios buried in lhe pround, to be du? up
and the ground tilled in by the purchaser, and br
superficial measurement amounts to
1153 leet 8 inch iron wa'er-pipe.
6!'8 ioet lj inch iron water-pipe.
2t2 leot -mcli iron water-pipa.
Iho buildinps, etc., must be removed within
twenty (20) davs from data of sale, and Will be at th
rii-k of I bo purchasers
lhe Ridge Avenue Tasscnger Railway Cars paaa
near the C amp every five minutes.
By order of
Brev. lirig.-Gon GEORGE U. CROSMAN,
A86't Qr. Master General U. 8. A.
GEOKUE K. UHHK,
7 2 6t Capt. and Assistant If uarterniastor
SALE OF STEAM BOILER. FORCE 1'UHPS
WAIERI'IPE, FlKE-l'LUUS, M'U., com-,
prMnnr
TUE WATER WOEKS AT GIESBORO, D. C.
Qdabtermaster-ubneral's Office, )
First Division, I
Wasiiinoton, D. v., June 19, 18G0. 1
By order of tho Ijuartermnbtcr-Coneral, tliore will
bo sold, on tbe premisos, at public auotion, under
the direction oi C'niitain George T. Browuinir, A, Q
M., ou FK1DAY, Jtuy 13, IStit, at 12o'cioci M.,th
iollowing described public proporty, to wit:
ONEMEA&l BOILER,
30 feet long and 8 leet iu diameter (with two 12 Inch
rctuin llucs), mado ofi-inch boiler iron, with all tha
necessary appurtenances, including cast-iron front,
gauge cocks, globe valves, feed-pump, snioke-staok
and hooa, steam gauire tAshcrol's patent), grate
bars, pipo, plugs, reducing pieces, etc, alt in good
order.
TWO WORTHINGTON STEAM FORCE TUMPS,
Ko. 6, 18-inch cylinder, inch stroke, 26-borsa
power each, and each capable of pumping and
lorcing 100,000 gallons of wator por day. Conneotod
with them aro the reoulsite vaives, glands, coup
lings, bunds, elbows, double-valve oil cups, eto.
Ihtso Pumps are comparatively new, and in com
plete working order.
A larze quautity of WATER-PIPE, as follows:
5,102 loot b-iucu cast iron Water-i'ipe.
12 000 fcot 8 inch " "
800 leet 2-inch Wrought Iron "
564 feet 1J inch Cost lrou "
2,000 teet lj Inch "
1.0(0 leet 1-inch "
6.C00 feet 3-inch ' "
TH1RTY-OAE CAST IRON FIRE PLUGS
(Ayre's patent), with all tho necessary connootions.
such as T's, benas, stop-oocks, elbows, lour-away-Pieces,
etc, all in excellent condition, togethor with
ALL 1 HE TOOLS, Eto,
required for making alterations and repairs in water
pipo, such as 1'ipe Cutting Machines, Taps and
liies, rivers, CrabB, L rills, Punches, Caulkinc
Tools, etc.
1 ho Liepot is accessible by wator, and vessols of
the largest class can bo loaded at the whart.
Terms Cash, in Government iunds.
JJe iverieS will be mado to purchasers on or before)
tho first ( 1st ) day of August next.
A boat lor Giesboro will leavo the Sixth streot
wharf every hour during the day of sal 3.
Anv (urtber iulormatlon that, may be dosired will
be given upon application, in person or by letter, to
Captain George 1'. Browning, A. Q. St., Giesboro.
1). C., or at this oillco.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Ii t. Brig. Gon. U. S. A in charge
6 21 that u t7 12 First Division, Q. M. G. O.
s
ALE OF MACHINERY', ETC.
Navy Department. l
Bcrfau of Yards amd Docks, I
Washington. June 1(1 lHtiii. 1
Will bo sold at 1'ublio Auction, at the Navv Yard.
NORFOLK, on FRIDAY, the 3d day of August
next, the tallowing artio es, via. :
'iwenty-one ltollors of Rolling Mill.
Seven Nail Machines.
(luo tiuirio Mi'l (oompleto). 88 Rollora.
Two bundles Saws ior Slotting; Sorews.
Two Machines lor Slotting Screws.
Seven Machines tor Cutting inroads.
Four Oil Kotainei.
Two Oil Press Hollers.
Kipht pieces Iron blialtine.
Six sots Couplings for Shafting.
Lot of Taps and Dies for Gas Fitting.
One box Lacinps (leather).
1 bree boxes Belting.
One bun-screw Mavhino
One piece Leather Belting, 0 inches wldo, 164
pounds.
One piece Leather Belting, 6 inches wldo, 141
pounds.
One piece Leather Bolting, 20 inches wide, 221
pounds.
'1 wo rolls Gum Tacking.
Six bars Ocniron Steel (cast).
Sale to conn:.' . ue at 11 o'clock A. M.
Terms Casi' n Government funds; and all arti
cles to be removjj from the yard within ton days
from day ol sa o.
Bv order ot Navy Department.
v JOSEm SMITIT,
6 19tntbl3t Chief Bureau Yards and Pooka.
UARTERMASTER-GEXERAL'S OFFICE,
FIRST DIVISION,
Washington, D. C , Juno 23, 1801.
Will be so'd at Public Auction, uudorthodirootion
ot Captuin Geonre T. Browning, A. y. M., at GIES
BORO, D. C, to the highest bidders, on FRIDAY,
July 6, 18GC, commencing at 10 o'clock A. hi., three
separate lots of
STABLE AND STOCK-YARD MANURE,
containing in all about two hundred thousand oubla
y ards, most of which is iu tho immediate vicinity of
the wharves, at which boats and barges can be con
veniently laden. ,
Purchasers will bo required to remove tue Manure
on or before the 1st day of September next, uulns
otherwise arranged with the owner of the grounds.
Terms: Cash, In Government fuuds.
A boat lor Gieboro' will leave the Sixth streot
wbari every hour, up to 12 o'olock M., on the day
Ol Pftlo.
By order ot the QuaormasterGonoral .
JAMES A. EKIN.
Bvt. Bng.-Gon. U. H. A.,
6 26 9t In charge First Div Q. M. G. O.
s
ALE OF GOVERNMENT bTEAU-IUG.
AbpibtaiiT Quartermaster's Opwob, I
TJinr .rim phi A Dkpot. June 29. 1H66. I
Will be sold at Public Auction, at 8HACKA
MAXON Street Wharl. Philadelphia, Penua., on
8ATUKDA, July 7, 1866, at 10 o'clock A. M., Um
United f ft EAM.I00 "MONITOR."
Tonnage, 1046-U6 tons; length, bO 5 10 feet; breadth.
IS 610 leet; depth, 7 7-10 leet. '
Iho tug is now lying at Shackamaxon street
wbari, where she can be examined.
Toinis Cash, in Government iunds,
By "i"evet Brig.-Gen. GEO. H. CROSMAN
Assistant Quttrtermaswr-Heiieral U A.
29811 UbNRY BOWMAN,
Brevet MaJ. and Assist. Quartermaster.
ICE COMPANIES.
friSSTERN ICE COMPANY". SEASON OP
JJJ 1H66. 8 lbs. dally, cents per week i 11 lbs ow'Ti
lbs. dally, 1D4 per week. TJepot No. 41 u .
b.reet. below luted. OU AB fo'