7
HNANCIAL
B A N IC I N C HOUSE
Of
. . "
Jay Cooke.; .&..C'b-
Dealers in all Government Securities,
old. 5-co. wanti3d' 4
" ;n exchange for new. '
A JJHKRAIi DIFFERENCE AU OD KD.
Compound Interest Notes . Wantod.
IKTIHEftT ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS. '
Collection made. Block bonEht and gold on
COOilulrbloU. i
Special boalneBS aooommodatlonarefiftrved for
ladle. 8 24 8m
U. 8. SECURITIES
A SPECIALTY.
Sllin K, RAKDCLPH & CO.,
BANKERS AND BUOKEES, '
i- i i : t
NO.ieat THIRD SI,SO. NASSAU ST.,
fHK.ADKI.PHIA. KXW TOBK
OBDEM FOR STOCKS AND SOLD EXE
CUTED IN PHILADELPHIA AND NEW
TOB.fi. 1-
JUL Y, COUPONS
""WANTED.
JAY COOKE & CO.,
No. 114 South THIRD St.
1 29 lni
PHILADELPHIA.
FRACTIONAL SHARES
jr hum xm a x ii v ia kaiXjUOAD
BOCUIIT AND SOLD.
DE HAVEN & BRO.,
jlso
lot
NO. 40 SOUTH THIRD ST.
3 3'10 SEVEN - THIRTY NOTES
OK V LUTED WITHOUT CHARGE INTO
THE NEW
43 - O s.
ItOHDI DELIVERED AT ONCE,
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES wanted at highest
larket rate,
VV M. PAINTER & CO., ,
1268m ... NO. Stt SOUTH THIBD ST,
r 3-ios,
AJUL, SERIES,
CONVERTED INTO
Five-Twenties of 1865,
JANUARY AND JULY
WITHOUT CHARGE
U. DELIVERED IMMEDIATELY.
DE HAYEK & BROTHEE,
10 2jrp
NO. 40 S. THIRD STREET.
k
ATIONAL
MKK OF THE REPUBLIC,
109 and 811 CnESNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
APITAL 91,000,000
DIRECTORS.
Joseph T. Bailey,
w Hllam Ervlen.
.Siihun Ullles.
Osgood Weisb,
Frederick A, Jloyt,
Ww. U, Khawu.
Bttil. Rowland, Jr.,
bBQiuel A. Blsuham,
Howard a. unit,
il H. RHAWN, President,
JMe Cashier of Che Central National Eaixk.
PS. P. MTJ MFORD Cashier,
fi 12 Late of the Philadelphia Rational Bank.
U C U li T
EVEN-THIRTY N0-2ES,
CONVERTED WITHOUT CHABOE.
INTO THB
W MVE-TWENTT OLD INTEREST
BONDS.
Largo Bond delivered al once. Small Bond I
bed m toon aa receivea nam tt m""!
JAV OOOKK & OO.j
THE DAILY
HNANl'IAL.
(YJEIY 6TATE lOAH.
... -.i t .
THE NEW SIX PER CENT
STATE LOAiM.
Free from all State," County,
and Municipal Taxation,
Will be ornlshed in Rama to salt, on applica
tion to either of the undersigned:
DBEXEL A CO,
661m4p ' E. W. CLARKE A CO.
O T I C E
OF
OVERDUE LOANS
OF THB
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Holders of the following Loans of the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania can receive payment (prin
cipal and Interest) by preseutlug them at the
FARMERS' AND MECHANICS' NATIONAL
BANK, on and after MAY 20, 1807:
' Loan of March 24, 1828, due December 1, 1803.
I Loan or AprU 22, 1829, due December 1, 1854.
; Loan of April 16, 1845, due August 1, 1803.
Loan of March 21, 1831, due July 1, 1836.
All of the above Loans will cease to draw Id teres
after August 1, 1867.
!
JOHN W. WEARY,
GOVERNOR.
JOHN F. HARTRANFT.
AUDITOR-GENERAL.
WILLIAM II. KE3IBLE,
STATE TREASURER.,
I
6 1 wfniMt
QALED PEIRCE.
NO. 100 S. TniRD ST., PHILADELPHIA
STOCKS, BONDS, and GOVERNMENT BEOTJRI
lIKts ol all kliioa bought and sold on Commission.
UNITED STATES REVENUE STAMPS, or all
kinds ana descriptions, kpt constantly on hand, aud
bold in any desired quantity,
A LIBERAL UlbCOUNT ALLOWED. faStm
Orders by mail or express promptly attended to.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
TAKE A LIFE POLICY
IN THE
BROOKLYN
LIFE INSURANCE C0MPAHY
OF NEW YORK.
OFFICES
N. E. Cor. SEVENTH and CDESNIJT.
E. B. COLTON,
UENERAL AGENT,
228!
QllvAKD IIRB AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
(No. 639)
N. E. COR. CHESNUT AND SEVENTH STS.
PHILADKH'HXA.
CAPITAL AND SCRPLCS OTER 9300,000.
imojik ion 1806, aioa.um.
Losses Paid aud Accrued In lbM,
47,000 '
Of which amount not (itfioo remain nnpnld at this date
(Hkj.uui.Uiu ol property baa been Suuceasiuily luaured
by ibis Company iu thirteen years, and Eight Hun
dred Losses by iire promptly puid. ,
DIRECTORS'.
Thomas Craven.
bllas Verkes, Jr.,
Furman Slieppard,
Thomas MacEellar,
John biiDiilee.
Aiueu n. uiiieti,
N. B. Iwrence,
Charles I. Dupont,
John W. Clagborn,
i -i . . '
' THOMAS CRAVEN, President
A. B. GILLETT, Vice-Presldeiil.
2 2fmwJ JAM ES11.A L VORDSecretary
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.
CUTLERY.
A One assortment of POCWPT .n
TAilLK CUTLERY, RAZORS, KA
PAi-i.it AXkjU TAiLOJiS' SHEARS, ETC., at
L. V. HELMOLD'8
Cheap Store, No. 135 South TEN'l U tsireet,
11 8 Three doors above Waluut.
TRENCH STEAM
i
1 SCOUKHSTG.
zzr i
ALDCDYLL MARX & CO..
NO. 189 SOUTH ELETENTU STREET
' . 11)0 -
NO. B10 RACE STREET. '1 rut
EVENING, TELEGRAPH HIILADELPIIIA, FRIDAY,
PROPOSALS
UK1TFD BTATK8 EnOINKFR OFFICK. 1
ZNO. m ti. RlATU bTWKKT, 1'llILA., I
un2fivrrMP0RftJs' ,n dnMlcatowlth a cop of
J r?i?.HeV7,M.eut ," to each, wsi be
l Hlilf?n?lv Y'"5"' nnUl 12 o'clock: M.,
lY' J?,,e w' lm for fUmlshiuK mate'
nH,tM.r U,19 eoo'lrncMon of four new
P 5 Marcus Hook, ljelnware Hlver. Penna.
.sr"60' ou i to "e
i.Lhi"0".'8 ln lx, o00". of henderi and
blrelchcia dovetailed; the rise of each course 2
il,e ' lf;uWoeontjMof blocks varying from
a o 6B feet; the face, axe or pean liaiampr
woik; bd biid Joluls KooU joint work; lewis
aud dowel bolt s to be drilled U required; back;
u g lo Le ol rubble aume.
. i he top to be paved with atones from ono to
V rfl, ") Ihlaness, With goKl natural face,
widths l lHU1118 ot 6 leeta-ud raudoni
Xlie stone to bo delivered at such points, at or
linn Marcus Hook, and to such persons as may
lietiesliiiiaied by toe proper olllccr or aentof
llic Uniled .Slate."; and auy otln-r material to be
deliverable under like conditions.
U lie cribs upon which the piers are to rest are
to lie sunk lu dcpUia varying from 20 to 21 feot,
or thereabouts, at ordinary low-wutf r. Lonuth
ol acli at bottom about 77 feet by 84 In width;
al top 74 b.y aa. To be of hemlock wliarf Umber,
to noi k 10 inches least dimension.
There will be required lor the superstructure
ot end ),ei a0iul
7MX) cuhic feet of hammered facing atone:
glvlllK ,
0 Miperflclnl feet of face, and 7800 superficial
feet ol ud til id Joint work.
l.'JM) cubic reel ol paving stone, glvlug 1700 feel
Joint work. , , .,
0V0 peicuts,of 25 cubic feet each, of rubble
bucking.
l'or euch cilb about 18,000 feet face of crib
work. '
8)0lilbs. of iron bolts, etc.
700 perches ul rubble filling to be delivered ln
crib.
Proposals for putting the stone of superstruc
ture ol each pier ln place must state the rate
(.1 labor per cublo yard of facing and paving
Moi.e, aud per perch of 25 cublo feet for backing
wirti rubble.
All stones to belaid dry, In the best manner,
aud lu accordance with Instructions to be
given. Tne rates to cover every expenditure
necessary ln receiving, caring for, aud putting
Hie titonee ln position.
I'roposals for labor for cribs to state the rate
tier loot of face, meai-ared ln the work, and to
Include every expense ol receiving and oaring
for inaterluls, training, putting together, and
sinking the cribs lu proper positions, etc.lu
accordance with Instructions that may be
given.
All materials and labor to be of the best
quality, subject to Inspection, and rejection if
not approved.
A deduction of 20 per centum to be made on
any pay men l made lu part for material or labor
accepted.
Separate proposals to be made for stone, for
lumber, and for Iron; also for labor, for
masonry, and labor for crib work.
Kach bid must be guaranteed by two respon
sible persons, whose signatures should be ap
pended to the guarantee, and who should be
certified to aa being good and suHlotent security,
by the United Stales District Judge, Attorney,
Collector, or other public olllcer.
Knvelopes to be endorsed, "Proposals for New
Piers at Marcus Hook."
Bids to be opened at 12 o'clock M., on Thurs
day, June 13, 1867.
Bidders are Invited to be present.
For further particulars inquire at this office.
C. BEAKOUTH BTEWAUT,
6 23 15t Lt.-Cul, of Euglneers.
U
N1TED STATES ENGINEEUOFFICE.NO.
wv ihj. K-J. A a- . r n vv,..
Philadelphia. Mav2a. iRfrr
REPAIRS OF PIEIW AT CHESTER, PA.
Sealed Proposals, lu duplicate, with a copy of
this advertisement attached to each, will be ro
celved at this oliice until 12 o'clock M., TUES
DAY, June 25, 1807, for materials and labor for
repairs ol Government Piers at Chester, Penn
sylvania. ,
Hepurate proposals must be made for Umber,
for iron, and for labor.
Cap logs, bridge timbers, mooring posts, and
upper houseBol piers of while pine: tie timber
ol ntmlo.k, fenders, etc, of white oak.
' Piopofcai will stale I he rale per running foot
of limber, per fool of face, aud per foot bourd
measure, as the case may require; the rate per
pound ol bolts, etc.
Ail the materials to be of the best quality, de
livei able at audi points, at or near Chester, and
to such persons aa may be designated, and to
Le subject to Inspection aud approval before
acceptance.
The pioposals for labor to state the rate per
foot ol liice and per foot board measure, etc., as
in. nsuied ln place; and these rates to cover all
labor nt ccssaiy lor putting the works ln good
re) air, bucu aa removing old work, receiving,
cuilnglor, training, putting together, and re
placing materials to bo used or moved.
All work to be subject to inspection and ap
Moval before payment is made, and a deduc
tion ol twenty per centum to be made on any
pay ment for labor or material, iu case of part
1 as intnl before the completion ol all the work.
Kuch Lid must be guaranteed by two respou
sible pel sou s, whose signatures hhould be ap
pended to the guarantee, and who should bo
ccititud to as being good aud suflicient security
by the United Htales District Judge, Attorney,
Collector, or other public olllcer.
Envelopes to be endorsed, "Proposals for Re,
pairs ol Government Piers at Chester."
Bids will be opened on TUESDAY. June2i,
1H()7, at 12 o'clock M. Bidders are invited to be
present.
For further particulars Inquire at this offlce,
C. BE A FORTH STEWART,
5 SO 15t LleuU-Colouel of Engineers.
HEADQUARTERS THIRD MILITARY
DISTRICT.
OitiCE Chief Quartermaster,!
Atlanta, Ga., May 8. 1887. f
BY ORDER OF THE QUARTERMASTER
GEN i. it A L. Sealed proposals will be received
at this i tlice for the sale of seven thousand four
bundled (7100) tons of COAL, at Baraccas,
Florioii, payment to be made lu Government
funds.
The i roposals will be opened at 12 M. SATUR
DAY, the Mil of June, 1807. and should be
maikdi "Proposals to purchase Coal," aud
80dfe(..t'd to
Brevet Brlg.-Gen. R. SAXTON,
Chief Quartermaster Third Military Distrtot,
Ailanta, Ga, 513231
GOVERNMENT SALES.
s
AI.E OF PUBLIC PROPERTY.
office of Apmy Clothing and Equipage,!
Is'o. 1.1' Hkoadwav, New iork. May 31, 1807. J
Will l e sold at Public Auction, at Uie Depot
f A i my Clothing and Equipage, No. 400
WASliJNGTON Street, New York City, ou
WEDNESDAY, the 12lh of June next, com
mencing al 11 o'clock A. M., certain quanti
ties oi condemned Clothing and Camp and
Ciiirrlkoii Eqiipngo, consisting of, say about:
20,tU) Woollen Uluii- 30,000 pounds Common
ts.
2,0oo 1'niform Coats,
3;0 Oient Coats,
1.0(0 Suck Coats,
1 600'1'rowers,
fr O i airs Blockings,
110 llalH.
rents,
25,ooo pounds
Wall
20,000 pounds Hospital
Tents, '
11,000 pouuds Shelter
Tents.
ttKOGient-CoatStraps, 218 hibley
Tent Trl-
iwi i tins itugings, pons,
1.1.0O K napsacks, , A lot of Brass articles,
2,tii0'ientl'oles, 100 Red Sacks,
3!U Tent Stoves, 1 1.500 Tent Plus.
Anu various small articles oi Clothing and
Equipage.
Siiniples of the above may be seen at the
Depot, within four days of sale, and further
lnformallou obtained.
. TERMS Cash 'in Government funds; ten
per cent, down, and balance before the goods
tiie taken from the Depot which must be
wilhiu five days of sule, under lorfoiture of
purchase.
r , Major-General D. H. VINTON,
61 Kl AKSlstant Quarterinasler General U.S.
AtlP rM Rl r KIT
UV LtMl I VI LI I
i PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE
?1TKINS,C0.
AWNINOS, WAOON COVERS, UAOS, ETC.
If yon want an extra Awning very cheap, let our
awuioa makers take tbe measure, and make It from
iuiui icxiu uoapiiai lenw, lately purchased rjy us,
many ol wjilch are entirely new, aud ol the best 11
ounce duck. AUo, (Joveromeul ISaddl-saiid llarueti
of all kinds, etc PTTK in a C)
e I iui No. S7 and Ja9 NonU i ltONT Street.
SHIPPING. ,
-SnirPKRJ3, TAKE NOTICE
1hyt,lifiafefifrfa aii Souther Mall
kttairivlilp (OKipany'i New Irou
, Steamship Tioga, 1075 Tons,
, CAPTAIN JAMES T. MORK,
Is now taking freight at low rat lor New Orleans
direct, at Pier 18 (necond wharf below Hpruce street),
losall lAlt'RDAY, Jane IS, at 8 o'clock A. M.
lhroligb Brllg 6r Lading ilgned" to' WuVI Oalreir
t( n, Indlanoln, Itvaca, Hrar.os, and ail pblttls on the
i inriBipl river.--
, 1 he ruAut4iger ftcrommodktlont ol this steamer aro
ol a Miherifr character.
nTLLIA M L. JAMES, General Agent,
6ir I i No. 814 South DELA WARS Avenue.
I IIILAIkEI.IMIIA. ni('linO!D.
AM) NoKFtiLK klKAMdlllP LINK
URUCUll A 1 U LINK TO Tllii UUU IU
i. I A IN 1 v I . -
TltIU)T Oir RKCWIT.I TO NEWRERN. I
. A ln..ail poinlN In North and Hon Hi Carolina, vial
fealiOBd and Itoanolte Kallroad, aud to Ly noMOiirg,
V., '1 )iiii-.pe, and the W'etil, via Norfolk, relent
bnrK. oiith biduHallroad. and Richmond and lau
Vlllo Itailruad. ....
, '1 tie legii arlty. natpty, and cheapnes- Of 'this route
commend It Ui tli publlo aa the. most desirable me
dium lor cairyltiR every decrlii)ii ot frelKl't-
No charMe lor coniuiUalou, Orayage, or auy expense
of tr.ii.lf r. f
Meaaiahtrs Inaura at lowest 'rfltes, and leave regu
larly ItoDithrni whan above Market street.
Pi eight received dally,
1 1 WAt. P. CLYDE A CO.
I I No. H North and frouth Wuiirvea.
w. :
Point.
T. P
IYRTER, Agent at Rlcbinoud aud City
CI
OWELL & CO, Agonfe al Norfolk. 1
niEAOEl
MAU,lbl
EEPIIIA AN'
SJLSJmL fcOL lUKRN h
,'iuAMalILP CO-M
Fan V K kl.UI LAH LINK
' tOH MVANNAn, CIA.
TONAWAMiA,NU)ii,t:itulu W m. Jenniugs.
W YtiAl IN44. aui tona. Cnntainl Jacob TeaL
The steamship VVYUMlU will leave or
th
M.
at ov. port oo rtururany, ijuiib id, at t.o ciucn A
triim swonrt wharf below Huroo street.
Until further notice, tfce TtiN AWANDA will be
wilhdfawn, and the WVOMIKU will make seuil
nicinlhly trips,
TbrouKh nassnge tickets sold and freight taker) fOI
an pouiuttn conuection wun meueorgia uentrai ttau
road.
I
WILLIAM L. JANiK General Agent,
No. 814 B. Ikelaware avenua
AgebUi it Bavannah, Ilunter A OammeU. lil
Tim Pllir.i nl'T.pill a awti
iBOU'lUERN A1A1L bTliAMSsillP COM-
AV'b JtKOULAR IS KM I-MONTHLY LINK,
lIK NEW OKEEANM. L.A.
8TABOFT H h UN lUN,lu7tl toua, Capv. T. M.Oooksej
JUNIATA. 1215 tous. Captain P. F.IHoxle.
'1 KUA, 1076 tons, Caiytaln J. F, Morse. -
Will leave 1Mb port every iwo weekn alternately,
touching at Havana returning, for freight aud pas-
seLger-.
The TIOGA will leave for New Orleans, ou Saturday,
June lt. al 8 o'clock A. M., lroin Pier 18(tecond wbari
u umice street).
TlieS'lAROF 1 li 1 UNION willleaveNew Orleans
for thin port June IS.
IbroiiKh bills ol lading signed for freight to Alu.....
UalveHton, Natchez, Vlcksburg, Mempuis, IkajuVa ,
Calio.bt. Loula, Louisville, and Cincinnati.
. WILLIAM L. JAMKB. General Agent,
4 1 J No. 814 b. Lelaware avenua
Agents at New Orleans, Creevy, Nlckerson Co,
fTi. THE rillEADEEPIIIA AND
SltSaiv BOUlilKRN MAIL bT.AM&UIP COM
TlM'Cl Rk-UULAR BF.Rl 1-MONTULY LINK
1UU M Il.lMIJStJ ION, N. :.
Tbe steamBhip HON KKH. 812 tuns. Captain J. Ben
nett, will leave tor the above port on Saturday, June
lo, at 8 o'clock A. M., from Pier 18 (.second wbari below
boruce street).
Bills o iladlng signed at through and reduced rale
to all principal points ln North Carolina.
Agents at W llnilitgton, Worth t Daniel.
WILLIAM. L. JAMia, General Agent,
4 1( No. 814 . Delaware avenue,
lySJiwr-POLY.-JJAlLY LINK FOR MALT1.
liif if I :'i tA TV " y i via Chesuueake aud Dela-
Wui Canal.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Union Steamboat Com
pany, daily al 2 o'clock P. M.
'Ihe Steamers of this line are now plying regularly
between this port aud Baltimore, leaving the second
wharf below Arch street dally at 2 o'clock P, M.
(bundays excepted).
Carving all description or Freight aa low as any
other line.
Freight bandied with great care, delivered
promptly, anu forwarded to all points beyond the
lermiuuH free ot commisblon.
I'm tieular atteution paid to the transportation ot
all description ol Merchandise, Hones, Carriages,
etc. nc.
For lurther information, apply to
JOHN 1). RUOFF, Agent,
C 16 No. 18 N. DELA W ARK Avenue.
NEW KXPREHM I.I'K TO
i'pVK Alexandria, Georgetown, and Washington,
I1-l- 1 --a 1). C, via Cheaupeako and Delaware canal,
wi.ii uuuueclioua at Alexandria lroin the most direct
route for Lyncbburg, Bilstol, Kuoxville, Nashville,
Dalton.and the Southwest.
bteamers leave regularly from the first wharf above
Market street.
I reighl received dally.
WM. P. CLYDE & CO.,
No. 14 North and bouih Whurvea.
J. B. DAVIDSON, Ageut al Geoigetown.
M. LLUR1DGK & Co., Ageuls al Alexandria, Vir
ginia, ti 1
HAVANA STEAMERS.
SEMI MONTHLY LINE.
CARRYING TDK UNITED STATES MAIL.
The bU-amsblps
ntNDRiCK HUDSON CAPTAIN HOWES
b'lAhb AND b'TRlPKS CAPTAIN HOLMKd
Thtfce bteamers will leave ibis port foe Havana
every other baturdny at 8 A. M.
The bteutiiship BTAlls AND STRIPES, (Holmes,
Master) will sail lor Havana on SATURDAY MORN
ING, June 15 al8 o'clock.
1'usuage to Havaca, M currency.
No Ireighl received alter Thursday.
For Freight or PassaKe apply to "
THOMAS VVATTSON A SONS,
518 No. 140 N, DELAWARE Aveuue.
8TEAM TO LIVERPOOL CALL
lug at oueeustown. The Iumau Line.
buuiiiK seuil-weekly, currying tbe United btntes Malls,
RET URN TICKET'S TO PARIS AND BACK. FIRST
CLASS, fMI GOLD.
CITY OF LONDON...- Saturday, June 8
El INBURUH..... W'eduesduy, June 12
CITY OF FA Rib -Saturday. June 16
CITY' OF W A slilNU'l ON .......... Wednesday, Juue IV
CT1Y OF ANTWERP... .Saturduy, Juue U
Aud each succeediug Saturday aud Weduesduy, at
noon, bom Pier No. 4i North River.
Ev t)i mall bteann r sailing every Saturday,
1'ayabieMu Oold.i I'ayaulu in c'urrei
reucy.
First tnblu.... tu
Steerage..
..;iu
.. tso
'lu JAUIUUU.,... 11)
To Londuu
To Puiib 1-
To Paris
. to
Pbssuge by the W ednesuay Steamers: Fi-bt Cabin,
fill.; sieerage, 30. Fayabie lu li. S. Currency.
1'iibsengers also forwarded to Havre, Hamburg, Bre
men, etc., al moderate rules.
steerage passage Iroiu Liverpool to Queenstowu, flu
cuirei.cy. Tickets cau be bought here by persona
sending fur their I rleuds.
For lurther iulormatlon apply at the Company's
Olhce. JOHN li. DALK, Agcut,
No. IS BROADWAY, N. Y.,
8 7 or No. 411 C'ilEbN U"T St., Philadelphia.
?F?K PASSAGE TO AND FROM
T.'U JL-. GKKAT BRITAIN AND IKKUJH)
All STEAMSHIP AND SAILING PACKKT,
A T JIKDUCED RAT Fit.
DRAFTS A VAILABLKTH ROUGH OUT ENGLAND
1RELA NO, SCOT LAND, AND WALKS.
For puriiuuiars apply to
T'A PSCOTT8, BROTH KR8 A CO.,
No. 86 SOUTH Street, and No. ii BROADWAY,
11 Or to THUS. R. bEARLK, No, 'ill WALNUT St.
FOR NEW YOKIt, VIA DELA-
fr. ware aud Rurltan Canal.
mm W r Kx press Steamboat Company Steam Pro
pLi.n. uave Dully trum tliol wbari below Market
street, 'lurough in tweuty-fuur hours. Goods for
warded to all polutu. North, Kant and West, irewof
Commission.
FniAhis received at the lowest rates.
WM. P. CLYDK A CO.. Agents.
No. II south, W burves.
JAMES HAND, Agent,
No. Iu4 Wall street, New York. 8 1 If
FOR NEW VOIIK. SWIFTSURH
Transportation Company Despatch
and bwllisura Lines, via Deiawurt
auo liaruan Canal, ou and alter the 16th of March,
leaving daily al lit M. aud 6 P. M,, connecting wits
all Northern and Eastern lines.
For freight, which will be taken upon accommoda
ting ter-oa, apply "W1IXIAM M. BArRT) ft (
1 No. I2 M. DKLAWARK Aveuu
riT '10 BUIP CAPTAINS AND OWNERS.
Lm.u T he uuderaiKiied having leased tha K UN.
biu luN SCREW DOCK, begs to Inform his frleudl
and the patrons of the Dock that be Is prepared wilt)
increased facilities to aocommodaie those having ve
eels to be raised or repaired, aud beuig m practical
ship-carpenter aud caulker, will give personal alien,
tiou to the vet se Is eulrusled to him for repairs.
CaplunisorAgenni.Shlp-Carpeuters.aud Machinist
tiaviug vessels tort-pair, are solicited to call.
Having ihe ageucy for tha sal of " Wetterstedt'i
Patent Metallic Composition" for Copper paint, for
the preservation ol vessels' bottoms, for this olty.Iajn
prepared to turnioh the same on reasonable terms,
w , . JOHN H. HAM MITT.
Aveualugloa burew DolC,
1 DELAWARE Avenue, above Laurol sir eel, '
JUNE 7, 1867.
INSURANCE i; COMPANIES.
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAKaTY IN8U
KAM'K COMPANY, Incorporated by the Legis
latures Pennsylvania, 1S&.S.
r-, i- - v f T . wur r r, i't
jlfllco.S. E. corner of 1 HIUI1 an WALNUT Swreet
riiilaileipMii.
MAK1KK 1
NMUR
A NCF.9
LIU
on vessels, catgu. and freight, to all i:iri ol the world.
INLAND INsURANl'KS
on goods by river, canal, lake, aud land carriage, to
all parts ot tbe Union.
FIKK INSURANCES ,
On merchandise generally. I
Ou ctresDwelilng.lIoiispg.oto, r . , -J
T i 'SftT THE COMPANY.
llTO uT'neJslatest I'erT'ent Loan,---
i UI,(OOX)0
120,rKO Unllea Slates 8 Fer Cent. Loan,
f
isni..,M
200,000 United M s 7 8-10 Per Cent
138,500'00
Jwd, Treasury Noies
125.000 City of 1 hlladelphla 6 Per Cent.
Lt.an (exempti)
M.000 btnt of Pennsylvania lVr
Cent. Ixian....
6,oeO btate of l'euusylvauia 6 Per
Ceu U Loan
M.tf OBlate ot New Jersey Six Per
' " r Cent. Ian
rC.lklO Pen nny Ivan la Railroad. 1st
' ' , Morigngo, Six Psr Cent.
Bonos....
"25,000 reiinsylvanla Rsllroad,"""2U
Woitguge, Six Per Cent. Bonds
2,KJ Wesl.ru . l'enn.ylvHiiii, Mall
i road Six Fer Ce it.- Bonds
211,500;
00
120.56.
6I,70(
44,64
roo
80,75(rO0
20,500-00
24,2.')01
I " '
i
20,7501)0
18.0CO-00
5,W0X)O
I
lS.OOO'OO
8,2585
8,950 -00
20.000-00
lOo.DOO-OO
i W enunyivauui flat
ranU'enl
80,000 Slate ol TeiinesBee
CenU'Loan...i
7,000 Slate ot iTeuuesaee
Cent. Mian.. ..........
road gua
..j.
Five I'er
Siit "Fer
1,000 300 bhrns Stock of Uermitii-
. town GasCowpanylCprliicipal
aud iuierpsi guaruiite-d by
.-.,,,e cltJ'ot' PfnlMdelplim)
7,la0D8blnreS block ol Feuusvlva
.".'' "" Railroad Compiiny. .'....,.
.8,000 110 ShaieaSUirk ol North Penu
s, 'lvai'l Railroad Company.
20.000 80 Shares Stock of , Fblladel
pbla and Southern Mall
i ,n. SleaUisliln Company
19o.900 Loans on Bond--and Mortgage.
. . 1st Liens ou City Property....
4A5,uOOrar. , Market value,
i , Cost, t.lwo.SiZ OJ.
Real Eslate..........
. . Bills receivable for lusurauces
maae
' Balance due at ageucles.-Premium
on Marine Foliclee,
Accrued Interest, ana other
deb s due to the Company
Scrip and block of suudrv Insu
rance and other Companies,
l"a. Fjitimaled value
Cash la Bunk .8all,l(i2ii8
Cash ln Drawer. i 447-14
i,O70.2U75
86,000-00
27,637-20
I
38,923-90
2,930-00
I
41.540-00
l,407,it2l-P6
This being a new enterprise, the Par "iff assumed
TLomusi;. Himi
' mo ujm.c. Value.
Samuel E. Stokes,
John C. Davis,
Kdmuud A. bonder.
Ti eopbllus Paulding,
John R. 1'enrose,
James Traquair,
H.ury C, Duliett, Jr.,
Jun.es C. Hand,
V iliiam C. Ludwlg,
Ji seph H. heal,
George (4. Lelper,
Hugh Craig,
John 1. Taylor,
rieury fioau,
Willl.m G. Boulton,
Kdward Darlington.
U. Joues Brooke,
Kdward Lalourcade,
Jacob F. Joi es,
James B. Mcfc'arland,
Joshua F. Kyre,
aiieucer.Mcllvalne,
I. B. bemple, Fhtsburg,
A. B. Berger. "
L). T. Morgan, "
Jmrffe W. ItHrnardnn.
jacou rutgui,
iiiuaiAB 4J. ilAJNl), fresitienu
JOHN C. DAVIS, Vice-President.
Bknbt Lvi.buun, Secretary. 18
1$29 CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Fiaiiklin fire Insurance Co.
OF PniUDELPHU,
OFFICE:
RON. 41 as AND 4S7 CUESNVT STREET
ASSETS ON JANUARY 1, IS
11,00.1,146-111.
Capital
Accrued Surplus.,
Fremlums,.
,1400,000-00
V4S.718-MI
1,208,482-15
UNSKT l l.KD CLAIMS, LNCOMK FOR 1888,
(27,481-18 iU6,0U0,
LOKSEM PAID SINCE 181t OVER
5.500,000.
Perpetual and Temporary Policies on Liberal Terms
DIRJLCTOR&
Cna: lee N. Bancker,
Tobias W agner,
Samuel Grant
George W. Richards
Isaac Lea,
George Fales,
A 11 red Filler,
Francis W. Lewis. M. S,
Peter McCall,
1 homas Sparks. -
CHARLES N.
BANCKKR, President,
GKORGK FALKb. Vice-President.
W. McALLlbTKK. Secretary pro tern. 181 U231
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
NORTH AMERICA.
OFFICK, No. WALNUT ST., FH1LADKLPHIA
1NLOBPORATKD 1794. CHAR'TKB PKRPETTJAL,
CAPITAL, 9500,04)0.
ABE1B), JAN CART 8, 1807, l,763,a07a38.
lMtllilS MARINE, I Si I-AND TRANsiPOR
AAilON AND I IKE
lllBkX-TOkB.
ArtLr G. Coflin, George L. Harrison.
bumuel W. J outs,
Jul n A, liruw b,
Charles Taylor,
Ambrose W bite,
Richard D. Wood,
William Welsh,
S. Morris Wain,
Francis it. L'uua
Kdward H. Trotter,
Ki.wurd b, Clarke,
Winhm cummiugs,
'T.Charlton Heury,
Aiired D. Jeasup,
John P. White,
joiin j&ason,
Louis C. Mudeira.
ARTHUR G. COFFIN. FresldenL
Charles Plait, secretary.
WILLIAM BUKHLKR, Harrlsburg, Pa., Centra
Agent lor the btate ol Pennsylvania. litbj
FIRE INSURANCE tXCLGhlVELY.-THE
l'KNNbYLV AN 1A I IKK INSURANCE COM
1 jh N Inci.rporuied Isao Charter 1'erpetual No.
510 W ALN UT Street, oi poslle liidependeiice bquuru.
This company, laterality khoau lo the community
ioruter It-rty yeurs, coulmues lo Insure ugalust loss
ori dbiutige by lire ou I'tiblic or Private liulldlngs,
nu.tr peimaueiitly or lor a linilied time. Also, on
iiirauuie. blocks ol Goous, and Merchuaulse gene
ruily, ou libeial terms.
Their catihal, togetber with a large Surplus Fund,
Is invested lu the most careiul mauuer, which euubles
them lo ell. r lo thelubured an undoubted security ln
the tube ol loss.
DIRECTORS,
Daniel Smith, Jr.,
John Devereur,
Thomas buiilb,
Ilei.iy Lewis,
J. Gilliugbaiu Fell.
Alexander Beuion,
Isaac ilazlehuist.
Thomas nubbins,
Daniel Haddock. Jr.
DANIKL SMITH. Jr.. President.
William O. Crowkll, Secretary, 8 i)uj
P'nCEMX INSURANCE COMPANY OF
1-HlLADFLl'llIA.
ANCORPORATKD 1884-CHARTKK PKRPKTUAL.
No. 224 WaLN UT btreet, opposite the K.ichunge.
lu addition to MA RINK aud INLAND 1NSUR
ACK, this Coiupuuy Insures lroin loss or damage by
J; IRK for liberal terms on buildings, merchandise,
furniture, eto , lor limiied periods, aud permanently
ob -buildings, by dHi osilof premium.
The Comiiauy has been iu active operation for more
than blXTY YKARH. during w hich all losses have
bteu promptly adjusted anil paid.
John L. Hodge. . Lawrence Lewis,
J i.
M. B. Mahony,
John T. Lewis,
William S. Grant,
' Robert W. Learning,
D. CTurk Wharton,
Lavid Lewis,
Beujuniin Kttlni,
'Thomas 11. Powers,
A. R. aiclleury,
Kdmtind Caslillon,
buniuel wilcox,
Louis u. XNorris.
I j ours w UCHKRKR, President,
Bauvkl Wii.cox. becretary.
R0V1DENT LIFE AND TRUST C0MPANT
cir jriiiLAurtLi'iUA,
No. til South FOURTH btreet.
INCORPiniATKD 8d MONTH 22d. 1865.
CAPITAL. 8150.00U. FA Hi IN.
Insurance ou Lives, by Yearly I'remlums; or by 5,
10, or 20 year Premiums, Nou-lorlellure.
annuities grauieu ou lavoraoie terms.
T erm Foilcies, Children's Kudowmenta,
This Company, while giving ihe lusured the security
of a paid-up Capital, will divide the eutire prolilsof
the Life business among its policy hold, rs.
Moneys rect ived al lnteieat, aud puld on demand.
Authorised by charter to execute Trusts, and to act
asFlxecutor or Aduiiulslrator, Assignee or Guardian,
and lu other fiduciary capacities, under appointment
ol any Court of this Commonwealth, or auy person or
persons, or bodies politic or corporate.
SA MITEL R.STIIPLKY. KNRY nAiNES(
JOSHUA H. MORRIS, T. WlbTAK 1UIOW N,
R 11 11 ARB WOOD. w-C-.V?u ii aVVt KH
RICHARD CADIilinY. I WILLI A U UACKKR,
BAMUKL R. SD1FL1. Y, ROWLAND PiRRT,
iirM. IdMiit. ACtUWy,
LEGAL NOTICES.
REoliTKR'a NOVICE.- TO ALL CREDI--tors,
Lefcnlees, Bid older persons Interested:
Notir Is lierrhyglvra Ihat Wi li swing; nrni1
peasiMiK did, on tha daion alllxed lothnlr uivnien, (lie
iliqiii cmiiMs of theft Adnitnisi rat Inn to 4f ftMnm or
Ihoxe peiHons deceased, and Guardians' and Trustee'
n ixiunls whose names are uud'Tnienlluueri, In the
oliice of Ihe KcglAler for Die i'rouate ol Wills and
GrsiiiliiK Letters ol Administration. In and for the
City and County of PkiiaduipiiiHif-aiul 4 hat tnesitin
w ia he presented lo the OrphauA' Court of aaiu city
nn
county lor roiitirinalloii and allowanre. on Ilia
thi
H L1MII1V ,n 1.... ..01 A, lu 1.. at.A
motnlng, at the Counur Court House In n.n u v. ,. ,
ln7.
Apr. 27, Joshua Llpplncott et al,, Executors ol JAMBS
iJUiiirt", tieoeaseu,
27, Ellen McMmius, KxenitrlX or " FRANCIS
McMANUS, doceased.
29, Peter J. Maiteroon ami John T)ley. recti-
. tors of. MICHaKL MASTKR-ON, do- i
ceased,
30, Adam Kverly and John C. ('reason. Executors
ol MARY KVr.RLY. deceased.
3o, George J. Richardson et al,. Kxeentors and
Trustees ol WILLIAM ItlCHA tlO-iOiM
deceased. '-
May 1, Hugli Gamble, Executor or JOIIN TURNER
deceased.
". 2, John R. NefT, Jr., et al.. Executors ol
I ( HAllLKi HIRl), deceased.
" 2, Ch ailes oris, l-xeculor or MARIA B
LKNTZ, deceased. ,
"' 4, George W. and Catharine Bremer. Executors
ol LKWib BHKMKK, deceased.
" 6, Charles 11. Khrenplort and Lorenr.e Htern
hein, executors ol JOHN BiiSSiiNGKR, de
ceased. " , Anna M. Howell, et al.. Administrators 'of
JOHN A. 1IOWKLL. deceased.
" 6, Jacob Ilnllman, Adiuluistiator or CHARLES
i N UGKNT, deceased,
" 8, John smith. etui. .Administrators of THOMAS
RKAD1NG, ueceased.
" 6, John C. and Alexander O. Mercer, Ad mlnav
Irators el II ALL, W. M KRCKlt. deceased,
" 7 diaries I, Ituweo, Kxeouior or KL1JAH
BOWICN, deceased.
" 7, Kdward A.l'a e, Adinlnlslralor of CHARLR3
F. l'AGK, deceased,
" 7, Robvn Tempest and KHJah Jones, Ex on tort
ol l'KTKRJ. DKCKKtt, decead.
" 9, Bernard Owens, Adniinislraior ot HENRT '
Al K VI UK, deceased. ,
" 9, Charles W. Ilornor, Administrator d. b. n. o.
t. a. f JOHN NOKTHltOP, Sr., deoased.
9, John Trucks, Ouardlau ol , HKNHY O. '
TRUCaB, late a minor.
' 10, Jane s. Comfort el al. Executors of EZRA
COMFORT, deceased. 1
" 10, Tbe Glrard Llle Insurance, etc Co., Exeou-
una of l'KTKR SKIP, deceased.
" 10, Thomas ('adwalader, Kxeculor and Trustee Of
JAM l-a HAMILTON, deceased.
" 11, John C. Davis, Adiuloistraior Of ELIZA '
A ust I n , deceased .
" IS, W llllam P. Cresson and Thomas B. Wattsoa,
Executors of KbWAUO O ASK ILL. de
ceased. " 13, John H. Goldbeck, Administrator or JOHN .
UAH. deceased.
' 13, Elizabeth bchnelder. Administratrix ot AN
THONY bCHNKlBKK, deaeased. :
" 14, John W, Lawion, Kxetutor ot MARTIN
MoHALK, deceased.
" 14, Willlaui C. coitlnan and John Rees, Execu
tors of JACOB BAKKK, deceased. -
" 14, Joseph R. and Jacob A. Paul, Administrators
Ot WILLI A MR. PAUL deceased.
" 15, Emma N. Alien et al., Executors of WIL
LIAM ALLEN, deceased.
" 15, Charles S. I,lver.ey and Joseph Lever, Exe
cutors of ALU K HKALU, deceased.
" IS, Cbailes Welsh, Executor ol ANN HUNTER,
deceased.
" 15, Lewis A. Scott, Administrator in Pennsyl
vaula of JOSEPH D. SMITH, deceased.
" 15, Peter McCall, Executor of SARAH McCALL,
deceased.
" 15, William T. Iowber et al., Executors of JOIIN
R. WORRELL, deceased.
" 16, Peter Deul. Administrator of HANNAH
CHAML.ll. dtceused.
17, Heury Barry. Executor ot HENRY BARRY,
br deceased.
" 17, Joseph M. Pile, Administrator ol ROBERT
B. WOODBURN. deceased.
" 18, John Colburn, Adiulnistrulor or JAMES
COLUURN. deceased.
" 18, Gideon L. Fistier, ExecutOI of HENRY -
CREKN. deceased.
" 18, Patrick A. Fagau, Executor of THERESA
CLARK, deceased.
" 13, Hugh 'ampbeil et al., Executors of JOSEPH
TAGOKRT, deceased.
' 20, Thomas Barker, Adminlstiator Of tlEORQB
BA RK ER, deceased.
" 20, Willlum 11. Main, Trustee and Executor of
SI KPHEN U. SlMMONU,.deceased.
" 21, H. C. Priori ose and A. Thompson, Executor -
ol VIOLET PRIMKObK. deceased. .
" 21, Edmund aud Benjamlu Young, Kxeoutors of
JACOB YOUNG, sr., deceased.
" 22, Samuel Davis and John Dlgbt, Executors of .
CHARLES GAaIBKR, deceased.
" 23, James Page. Administrator of THOMAS M.
R1CUA libs, deceased.
23, James L. liewley, Aduilulstratorof MARY Q.
bCTl UTZKNBAOH, deceased
" 24, Patrick Mullen, Executor oi PATRICK BOW",
deceused.
" 4, Rebecca Jane Fulton and George Henderson, "
Executors ot JaMKS FULION. deceased.
' " 24, Anna K. Joues (formerly Keyser). Executrix
oi CHARLES KEY8KR, deceased.
" 24, Frederick Koons. Administrator of THEO-
DOKK GRABKIN, deceased.
" 24, John O'Hyrne, Admlulstraloroi MARGARET
bCANLAN, deoeasel.
24, John O'Lyrne, Administrator of PETElt
bKlGFRlKD, deceased.
" 24, Frederick Koons, Administrator of ELIZA'
BET H W ILL, deceased.
" 25, Sarah Healo, Administratrix of JOHN 0.
HEALI), deceased.
" 27, Horace Moses and Henry Cramond, Execu
tors ol JOSEPH GKATZ. deceused.
" 27, Charles B. Eugle, Admiuistralor ot JOHN .
PREVOST, deceased.
" 28, Rebecca and bunau R. Jackson, Exeoutrices of
JObEl'li J AC KbON, deceased.
" 28, Wlllluix M. 1-arr, Administrator or WILMON
WHILLD1N. deceastd.
" 28, Mahlon Fox, Administrator of HORATIO
W OliRA LL, deceused.
" 29, Charles M.Waguer, Administrator or JAMES
BOYKR, deceased.
" 29, Dr belli C. Huston, Guardian (as Clod by his
Executor) ol the LK1U mine s.
" 29, AniandaFarsons.AdmtmslratrixorDANlEL
M. PARSONS, deceased.
" 29, Caroline Swlit and P. s. Jucoby, Executors of
MARY bWltT, deceased.
" 29, Cuthailue Smith, Administratrix or ROBERT , '
W. SMITH, deceased.
' 30, John McArtbur, Jr., Executor or WILLIAM.
DENNEY. deceubed.
" 80, Jacob M. Clark, Aduiiulslrator of MARY M. ''
CLARK, deceased.
" 30, Henry Bull, Jr., Administrator of HENRY
BA LL, deceased.
' " 30, William S. ilelverson, Administrator of
11 AM N AH COOK . deceased.
11 30, Hugh De Haven, Executor of HOLSTEIN
DE HAVEN, deceased.
" 30, The Pennsylvania Company for Insuranoeon
Lives, etc. Executors of JOHN SKIU .
V1NG, deceased. ,
" 30, John B. Wegoer et al.. Executors of WIL-
LI AM WAUNEK, deceased.
" 30, Jonathan Rooke, Executor of SAMUEL R.
JON ES, deceased.
" 30, William G. Flanagan. Executor as filed by
bis Executrix) of MARY C. NAYLK, de
ceased. ...
" 80, Louisa F. Oarr. Administratrix d. b. n. 0. t. a. .
Of EDWARD W. CARR, deceased.
FREDERICK M. ADAMS, :
B 31 f4t . Register.
TN TOF ORPHANS' CO CRT FOR THE CITT
L AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA
Estnle ol SARAH J. HOWARD, deceased.
TbeAudltorappoiuted oy the Court to audit, settle,
and adjust the iitcouul-ol EMMA U.KUWAK1M,
J xernulx and Trustee under. will of HAItAII P.
HOWARD, deceused, and to report distribution of tbe
balance lu the bauds of the accountant, will meet
Ihe parties Interested lor the purposes ol bis appoint
ment, on TUESDAY, Juue 18, lsb7, at llo'clock A. M.,
athlsolllce, No, 4t2 WALNUT blreet. In the City ot
Philadelphia. W.D.BAKER,
7fmw6i Auditor.
IN THE OBPHAN8' COURT FOR THE CITY
AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA
Estate of MARY E. BiioWN, deceased.
Tbe Auditor appointed hy the Court to audit, settle,
aud adjust the account of RICHARD DONAGAN.
Executor aud Trustee under tha wlllof MAIiY
BROW N, deceased, and lo report distribution of the
balance ln the bauds or the accountant, will meet
the parties Interested Tor the purpose of his appoint
ment on MONDAY, June 17. IS67, at 4 o clock P.
M.. at his Olhce, No. 4ox WALNUT Street lu the ,
cliy ol lTitludelphia. W. D. UA KEK. ,
6 7 fiuw5l
Auditor.
INSTATE OF R0SANNA SMITH, DECEASED.
Mi Letters of administration ou the above estate
hHvliiu Lieen granted loth uiidorslgned, all persons
IndVb&d wSl "i'akS V'''u,,!!!,I"aloh0,, "V,n cllul
Will present them wlthoua
K81Jet . No. 1121 Hamilton buoet. .
ROOFING.
OLD BIIINJI.E ROOFS, FLAT OR RlTFF
roU l HUM 4JUTTA rtKCIUHOOf
lAU-( l.o'J II. and coaled with IAttllD UUTIJ
F-ttCUA FAINT, making Ihein peruacUy waUta,
nrool.
Li:AHT OBAYFX ROOFS repaired with GuU
Peri lia Paint, aud war run led lor five yeais,
,Uhl LA1K BOOTH ousted with Llqntt
Guna Percba Paint, which become as hard as slate.
For TIN, t OFFER, EINC, ami IHUN stOOFl
this Paint Is the ne vlut ultra of all other protection.
It forms a perfectly Impervious covering, completely
resists the action of the wealber, aud cousiuut
thorough protection against leaks by rust or other
a ise, price only lroin on to two cent per su.ur
ft'xlN and 4URAVEI. ROriN dw at tho
Shortest ooUca. . . i. Kth.
Material constantly on nana r-""
UAUBiOTlI RM.F fii 1M. F f
ltldm
ISO. all mi li r.ii buvv.
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