REBEL WAR HISTORY.
THH BATTLES OF FRBDUHICKftBURO AND CHANCEL- 1
. LORBTtLLR.
Benlstiiln Q. Ilunnrhrevs. Is'e a Cotifptlftrate
General; hat published aa account of his "Ito-
collectlotis of Fiedenes-sburg." Towards the
conclusion ne sums up nis views in regard to
Fredericksburg and Chancollomille, as fol
lows: "The battle ol rhancl1nrvtlln was frmcrhl
from Fredertclrgburif to the Wlldei-nnsi aloni?
two almof t paraliel roads the 'Plank Road' and
tb.9 'Old Turnpike' and is justly regarded as
one ot me proudest achievements ol Southern
arms. Military critics are puzzled at its tosult.
Lee knew with absolute certainty tbat Hooker
had over 120,000 men. Hooker knew with equal
certainty that Lee had less than 60,000. Hooker
moved over 80,000 to Cbancellorsvillc, and left
Sedgwick, in front of Fredericksburg, with over
thirty thousand. Why did Sedgwick cross a
portion of bis army over the river at Deep run
on the 20th of April f Was the movement pre
mature, or was It made to threaten and hold
Lee at FredoncksbuTif until Hooker could slip
through the Wildernefli, and fall upon the flank
and rear of Lee's army t If so, why did Hooker
halt at Chancel lorsville, and commence tortl
fjln-a- on the 30th of April f
"After Lee moved up to Chancellorsvlllo and
confronted Hooker on 1st ot May, why were
Hooker and Sedgwick both inactive f They
knew that Lee had divided his army. Hooker
and Sedgwick each had an army had they
been Coufcderate soldiers tbat could have
vanquished either half of Lee's army, if tbat
hall had been any other but Confederate sol
diers. Yet they both remained inactive until
Jackson pained the extreme right flank of
Hooker'b army on the 2d, with lully half of
Lee's army, and drove back the right wing of
Hooker's army upon the centre. Then Sedgwick
began to move in earnest, on the 3d of May,
and Hooker remained on the defensive with his
ninety thousand against forty-tive thousand.
From the number ot men that Hooker knew
' Jackson bad on his right flank, stirring up his
Dutch, he must have known that Lee had but
few left between him and Sedgwick. Yet
Hooker remained, defending his ninety thou
sand as best he could against Anderson's
twelve thousand and Jackson's twenty-five
thousand, and let Lee turn towards Fredericks
burg, with two divisions eight thousand men
on the 4th ot May, and in hearing distance of
Hooker, drive Sedgwick, with his twenty thou
sand, across the Bappahanock; and on the 6ta
became alarmed lor the safety of his ninety
thousand, and precipitately recrossed the river.
That didn't look to-the Rebels like 'pulverizing
the rebellion' much.
"Had Hooker been a Lee, and Sedgwick a
Jackson, Sedgwick would have moved out lrom
Deep run with his thirty thousand squura across
the plateau between Barkadale and Karly during
the night of 1st of May, and presented hlmaeli
on the hills on the Mine road. General Early
would have been captured or routed back to
North Anna Barksdale would have evacuated
Mayre Hill, and perhaps made his escape to the
'plank road' and gained Lee and Jackson
would not have made his flank movemeat to
Hooker's right flank. Still, then, nothing but
action on the part of both Hooker and Sedgwick
would have prevailed. It Hooker had pru
dently remained at Chancellorsville defending
bis ninety thousand men against half of Lee a
aitny, now reduced by the loss of Early, Stone
wall Jackson would have turned upon Sedg
wick with the other half of Lee's army, and
poshed him back across his pontoons at Frede
ricksburg, and returned towards Chancellorsville
and struck Hooker on his left flank and drove
in bis left wing upon bis centre, and Lee would
have pushed the whole disordered mass through
the Wilderness and across the Rapldan. But if
Hooker bad been a Johnson or a Longstreet on
the morning of the 2d of May, with ninety thou
sand men at Chancellorsville, and had Sedgwick
beeu a Beauregard, D. H. Hill, or a Hood, with
thirty thousand men on the hills back ot Frede
ricksbure, a joint, active, clonng-m movement
would have been made upon Lee, and Lee
would have been crushed upon the plank road,
and that would have looked like 'pulverizing
the Rebellion.' But the supposed Sedgwick
Beauregard Hill Hood was not the real
Stonewall Jackson, and the supposed Hooker
Johnston Lbnestreet was not the real Robert
E.Lee. Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson
knew their men."
TEE SIE GE OF TRO Y.
Sot from Advance Sheets of the Tribune.
With a great sweep of my pen-arm, I hurl
Troy and us mighty siege, bristling and bub
bling, into the midst of Printing House Hquare.
Rattle and thunder, ve mlahty Dresses, and
with the clatter of your Hadean forms awaken'
to consciousness me snaues or aepariea neroes,
their ambrosial locks still speriny with the
from or tneir goiaen giory.
lia satisfied and relolce. O Tribune, for I am
here here alone, ready to inform you first, of
this whirling spuere. mat Troy nas taiien 1 1 ! I
Mighty Hector died ere the ligneous Pegasus
betrayed the magnanimous Trojans, and ad
mitted the crafty Greeks to the radiant recesses
of the sacred city.
Hector died in my arms.
When his huge soul was about to burst against
the weeping stars, ne said, "ueorge, you are a
wonderlul fellow 1 1"
Then exploded the spirit of the already apo
theosized warrior, and the heavens shook like.
a bowl oi jelly on a western steamooat, ana an
nature heaved like a Hyperborean sea.
HozzabI you should have seen the dreadful
Dght.- l-i ne me tempest-riven sny me neree
foes rushed together. They ate each others'
fiery hearts in the fierce contest aa black worms
nt out the hearts of fragrant roses In June.
They crawled mountains high upon. each other
until l tie eitaaei was awaneu, ana writnea line
Laocoons struggling with a million serpents.
It was dreadtull
It was horrible 1 1
1 1 vm snblima 1 1 1
It was like the description of Gettysburg In
the recent Issue of the '1'ribune I III
While all the plain crawled and groaned with
the desperate battle, and blood shot out from
myriads of breasts, as red loaves in the autumn
of a new-born world, with mighty stride did
ralehtv Alax come, his huge embossed shield
. Meiore him dark and frownlnu.as a sable moan
tain, bis beard shivering with the eternities of
the hour.
AJax saw me and spoke in a voice of thunder:
"6. A. T. We've got 'em. Minerva hurls her
divine helmet against the acorn; and Mars
drives tha i rniina bellowinit bellioosely beyond
the foaming Hcamander. Andrei Athenaioi, It's
all right I Let's drink, George, as we did when
I souitht to listen to your poem in the Central
Park, and fell asleep over the sweetness of lb
rhythm." ,
A mighty billow bore AJax from me, and
Dlomecie's surging host, fraught
with slaughter, and yellow with the dust of the
aky-daikening scene.
"Ynn hr?' nuked TMomede. "But I knew
you would be. I have read the New York papers
ana seen wnat wie lesser wcbkuot
olw-.nl. vnn rr tusLica to this. UeorRO. It's a big
thing (I give an exact translation lrom the
Athenian, which 1 spoke fluently from my
craale), depend upon. it. The Fates are driving
the enemy down luto the Tartarus of despair;
and the Furies lash him with thongs torn from
the groves of dreadful uouona."
Troy is burning. The city flames luridly, as
if the sun had shot into every window, and run
througu and through the splendid streets in
molten rivers fit rlmumi siml eroltl.
The fire licks, and crawls, and winds Itself
uuouime sacred temples like a curious nunio
born of the throes of Mature, and crushing a
cBiuiuuieuo-DttDiizea spuere.
Walls totter.
Palacei crumble.
Rawing marhlnpK hlnw nn
Women shriek and drown their unprotected
eft'spring to prevent the expected baby show in
Tenedoa.
Immortal Gods, where were your lightnings
iueu t jarnum,wnere were your imDy-catcners
iii mm uma nour t
Ai, at, panta ettinpatUat
On oi tlieoi philoutm apothn4kei neot !
And yet I., o. A. T., am still allvel
Hpared for a loftier fate.
Bpared to write more aooooiVts of battles.
H pared for the Purls EsposltlUi "
Beared for the envy of generations yet UDV
boral Ji. Y.Jiv4ning OoztUe. . ,
irbio.v T:A Lon.lL'u
A Cass or Cohverbio.v T!. j Lon.lL'u Court
Journal'fAjBii'An JCr.rliiih d J ' - L:H eone
over to t i Korean Ciuholio C
- dfls at?d all t ':-.: r--1
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THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY,
FINANCIAL.
1 O T I C C
TO TIIE IIOLDEllfif
or
OVERDUE LOANS
OF TBI
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Holders of the following Loans of the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania can receive payment (prin
cipal and Interest) by presenting them at the
FARMERS' AND MECHANICS' NATIONAL
BANK.'.on and after MAY 20, 1867:
Loan of March 14, 1828, doe December 1, 1858.
Loan of April 22, 1829, due December 1, 1851
Loan of April 1, 1845, doe August 1, 1858,
Loan of March 21, 1831, due July 1, 1858.
AH of the above Loans will cease to draw interes
alter August 1, 1867.
JOHN W. OE1BT,
GOVERNOR.
JOHN F. HABTBANFT.
AUDITOR-GENERAL.
WILLIAM II. KEJIBLE,
STATE TREASURES
B 1 wfm84t
BANKING HOUSE
or
Jay Cooke & Co.,
AOS. US AND H S. THIRD T. PIIILA,
Dealers in all Government Seourities,
OLD 6-SOa WANTED
IN EXCHANGE FOR NEW.
A IJIBEBAEt DIFFERENCE ALLOWED,
Compound Interest Notes Wanted.
INTEREST ALLOWED CN DEPOSITS,
Collections made. Stock bounrht and sold on
Commission.
Special business accommodations reserved for
ladles. 6 24 8m
7 3-10s,
ALL SERIES,
CONVERTED INTO
Five-Twenties of 1865,
JANUARY AND JULYI
WITHOUT CHARGE
BONDS DELITEBED IMMEDIATELY.
DE HAVEN & BEOTHER
10 2Jrp
NO. 40 S. THIRD STREET.
Ja 8. SECURITIES
A SPECIALTY.
SMITH, RANDOLPH & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
NO.I6S THIRD ST.,; NO. S NASSAU ST.,
J PHILADELPHIA. KIW TOSS
i
OBDEBS FOB STOCKS AND OOLD EXE
CUTED IX PHILADELPHIA 1 AND MEW
York iu
7 3'10 SEVEN - THIRTY NOTES
CONVERTED WITHOUT CHARGE INTO
THE NEW
BONDS DELIVERED AT ONCB,
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES wanted at highest
market rates,
VM. PAINTER A 00:J
l HO. SO SOUTH THIRD ST,
A U C U & T
SEVEN-THIRTY N 0-1 E S,
CONVERTED WITHOUT CHARGE
. INTO THE
NEW FIVE-TWENTY UOLD INTEREST
BONDS.
LargeBonds delivered at onoa. Small Bonds fur.
Dished as soon as received from Washington.
JAlf COOKK A OO.I
4tl NO. 114 S. THIRD STREET,
QOLD COUPONS
DUE JULY 1
DE HAVEN & DRO.,
8
49 h" "Til tBIKl
FINANCIAL.
JG7 STATE LOAN.
THE NEW SIX PER CENT
STATE LOAN,
Free from all Stato. County,
and Municipal Taxation,
Will be urnishedlnsums to suit, on applica
tion to either of the under"lgne&
JAY COOKE A COn
DBEXEIi A CO
lnup) K. W. t'MBKg A CO.
PROPOSALS.
p B OPOSAL8 FOR COAL.
Philadelphia Depot, )
Assistant Quartermaster's Office, v
No. 11H9 Girard Htrkkt, June 29, 1S67. 1
WHITJfi ASH ANTHRACITE COAL.
Proposals will be received at this Office until
12 o'clock M., MONDAY, July 8, 1817. for furnish
ing this Depot with FIVE HUNDRED TONS
BEST QUALITY WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE
COAL, of such sizes, and in such quantities, as
may be required or ordered, from July 10, 18(17,
to April 80, 18(i8, with the privilege of Increasing
the amount to 7000 TONS, to weigh 2240 pounds
to the Ton, and to be inspected by an inspector
appointed on behalf of the Government.
To be delivered free of charge at all places
ordered in this city, and on board of vessels at
the Port ot. Philadelphia, in good order and
condition, free from slate, bone, dust, and all
other impurities.
In cane of failure to deliver the Coal in suffi
cient quantities, and at the proper lime aad
place, the Department reserves the right to
make good any deficiency by open purchase at
the contractor's risk and expense.
Each proposal must be accompanied by a
written guarantee, signed by two or more par
ties, whose responsibility must be certified to
by a United States Judge, Attorney, or Collector
or the Port, tbat the bidder or bidders will, if
his or their bids are accepted, enter into written
obligations, with good and sufficient sureties In
tbfe sum of ten thousand ($10,000) dollars, to
furnish the proposed supplies agreeably to
contract.
No proposal will be considered unless the
terms of this advertisement (a cony of whlon
should accompany each proposal) are compiled.
Proposals to be made out In duplicate on the
regular printed forms, which may be had on
application at this office. -
The right to reject any bid deemed too high
or unreasonable is reserved, and no bid from a
defaulting contractor will be received.
The envelopes to be endorsed "Proposals for
Coal."
Bidders are requested to be present at the
opening of the proposals.
By order of
Brevet MnJ.-Gen. O. H. CR08MAN,
Asst. Q,uartormaster-Gen. U. 8. A.
' , HENRY W. JANE3.
Captain and Asst. Quartermaster, .
629 6t Brevet Major U. S. A-
-p H I L A D E L P H I A D Ef P O T.
ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTKU.fi OFFICE, V
No. 1139 Girard Street, July 1, 1807. f
Proposals will be received at this office uutil
12 o'clock M., SATURDAY. July 6,1807, for re
pairing and putting in serviceable condition,
one hundred and seven (107) Portable Army
orges, stating me time required lor nnisning
the repairs. The Forges can be seen ' at the
United states Storehouse, Hanover Street
Wnan, I'nuaaeipuia.
iiy oraer oi
Brevet MaJ.-Gen. G. H. CROSMAN,.
- Asst. Quartermaster-Gen. U.S. A.
HENRY W. JANES,
Captain and Asst. Quartermaster,
6 28 5t Brevet Major U. S. A.
GOVERNMENT SALES.
RUCTION BALE OF ARM.Y CLOTHING
DEPUTY tj. M.-GENERAL'S OFFICK. 1
Baltimobk, June 18, 187.
A lame amount, of CLOTHlwu. damp. anA.
GAKHlON EQUIPAGE, will be sold at Puoilo
Auction, on July 9, 18(17, 12 M., at the Clothlns
Uepot In this city, No. 120 South EUTAvv
Street, consisting of
si cniiorm Artillery coats.
1047 TJulform Infantry Coals.
145 Uniform Cavalry Jackets.
22Unliorm Light Artillery Jacketa.
122 Uniform Veteran Reserve Jackets,
208 Footmen's Trowsers.
927 Horsemen's Trowsers.
(103 Horsemen's Great Coats.
1018 Footmen's Great Coats.
139 Wool Blankets. '
1084 Rubber Blankets.
1500 Sack Coats lined and unlined.
900 Pairs Boots and Bootees.
682 Pairs Stockings.
Moo Uniform Hats and Ostrich Feathers
,622 Forage Caps.
123 Hatchets and Handles.
107 Shovels.
624 Knapsacks.
1066 Canteens, eto. eto. etc.
The above articles ate all new and in goo
condition.
There will also be sold at the same time and
Place a small quantity of CLOTHING which
bas been worn and condemned.
Terms of sale Cash.
STEWART VAN VLIET,
8 20 17t Deputy Q,. M. General U. 8. A.
s
ALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY
ojffiCB of Army Clothing and Equipage,)
No. 2UBkoadway, New Yokk,
June 19, 1867. J
Will be sold at Publlo Auction, at the Depot
of Army Clothing and Equipage, No. 400 Wash
iDgton street, NEW YORK CITY, on TUES
DAY, the 9th ot July next, commencing at 11
o'clock A. M., the Xollowlng described pro
perty: 26,234 pairs Macblne-Sewed Boots.
68,89 pairs Machine-Hewed Bootees.
13,600 pounds of Wull Tents.
6,ikjo pounds of Common Tents.
18,iiO0 pounds of Hospital Tents.
10,900 pounds of Shelter Tents.
7,365 pounds of Canvas.
Samples of the above may be seen at the depot
and further information obtained.
Tenns Cash in Government funds; ten" pe
cent, down, and balance before goods are taker
lrom the depot, which must be within Ave daya
01 sale, under forleiture of purchase.
Bvt MaJ.-Geul. 1). H. VINTON,
6 2013t Asst. Q, M. G., U. S. A.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.
CUTLERY-
A line aminrtment of POCKET an
TABLK CUTLKKV, RAiOKrt. RA
ZOK bTltUPH. LAOIh.fi1 BClariOBa
T. i. l u ,iuitrriTIilttMUl,h,AUM .1
I. V. H1U,M OLD'S
' Cheap Blore.No. PW bouth TKMTH btreet,
11 8 Three doors above Walnut.
QLATC MA U T E U S.
SLATE MANTELS are nuBurpaascd tor Durability
Beauty. trengtb.andClieapneiuk
(LATK MANTELS, and Slate Work Generally
made to order, i
J. KIMES A CO..
jUra Notl2Saudll2SCJJKbKUTBUee,
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
DELAWARE MUTUAL 6AFKTY IN3U
K A N OK COM PAN Y, Inoorporned by the Legls
Uture ol Pennsylvania. l&fc .
Office. 8. E. corner of THIRD sod WALNUT Streets
Fhllnlt-lphla.
MARIN K 1MMJHANCK8
OB vessels, Car(jo, and freight, to Bit pnrts Of th world,
INLAND 1NHURANCKH
on roods by river, canal, lake, and land carriage, to
all parts ot lbs t!nlon
FlllK INSURANCES
on merchandise Renernlly.
On Bloies. Dwelling Houses, eto
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY.
November 1, tm.
ilOO.OOt United Slates Per Cent. Loan,
120.000 Utiitedblates Per Cent. Loan,
lsl. 186.600-00
800.000 United Main 7 8-10 Per Cent.
Ixn, Treasury Note. Sll.SOO'OO
125,000 City of fblladrlpblatPer Cent.
Loan (exemptn) IWMI VO
54,000 Btate or Penusylvanla ( Per
Cent. Loan 61,70000
(6,000 ctate of Pennsylvania 6 Per
Cent. Lord 44,620-00
60,000 Slate ot New Jersey blx Per
Cent, Loan...... SOSODO
10,000 Pennnylvanla lull road, lnt
XorHcage, Blx Per Cent.
lionok......... . 10,600-00
8,600 Pennnylvanla Kali road, 1A
MorigHne, Mx Per Cent. Bonds 24,26000
26,000 Wetitera Pennsylvania Hall
road Blx Per Cent. Bunda
(Pennsylvania Railroad gua
rantee.).. 10,750-00
60,000 btute ol 'leoneesee Five Per
Cent. Loan 16,00000
7,000 Ktate ot Tennessee blx Per
Cent, Loan ...... 4000
15,000 300 Mm res (stock of German
town Oan Company (principal
and lulereHi guaranteed by
ttie city of PbUadelpbla)..... 16,00006
7J0 14H Sliares Htock of Pennsylva
nia Railroad Company - 1,258-28
8,000 100 8hree btook ol North Penn
sylvania Railroad Company. 8,95000
20,000 80 Shares block of Philadel
phia and boutliern Mall
Steamship Company tO.OOO'OO
103,000 Loans on Bonds and Mortgage, ,
1st Liens on City Property. , 108.800-00
H.048,050 par,
Market value.
Cost. 61.080.562-03.
11,070.28076
66,000-00
27,63720
88,92390
2,99000
41.84000
Real Estate
Rills receivable for Insurances
made . .
Balance due at agencies. Pre
miums on Marine Policies,
Accrued Interest, and oilier
debia due to the Company
Scrip and Stock of sundry Insu
rance and other Companies,
86178. KHtimated value
Cash in Bank .811,lli226
Cash in Drawer.......... 44714
tl, 407,821 W
This being a new enterprise, the Par is assumed
ine luuivb vaiue.
Thomas C. Hand,
Bamnel K. Btokes,
jieury nioan,
William U. Boulton,
Kdward DarlliiKlon.
11. Jones Brooku,
Kdward llourcade,
Jacob P. J ones,
James B. Mc tar land,
Joshua P. Kyre,
apencer.Mcllvalne,
J. B. Hemple, Pittsburg,
A. B. Berger. "
D. T. Morgan, "
(ieorce W. Bernardon
Kdmund A. bonder,
Ttjeophilus Paulding,
John li. Penrose,
James Traqualr,
lienry C. Liallett, Jr.,
James O. Hand,
William C. Ludwlg,
JOBepb 11, beal,
George G. Lelper,
Hugh Craig,
John D.Taylor,
Jacob Rlegel,
JOHN C. DAVIS, Vice-President.
Hknbt Lyi.bubn. Beoretary. 1 8
1829 CHAKTER PERPETUAL.
Franklin Fire Insurance Go.
OF FBILADELPBU,
OFFICE:
NOS. 48S AMD 487 CI1ESNUT STBJBB
ASSETS ON JAHVABT 1. IS
,4B3,1418.
Capital ....
Accrued Surplus....
1400,000-00
, y40,718-V
1,206,48216
tTeuilums.
DH BETTLJfcD CLAIMS,
627,481-18
INOOMK FOR ISOS,
Itttt.OOO.
IjOsmes paid aiscB iss oteb
' "MS.aM.09. .
Perpetnal and Temporary Policies on Liberal Terms
Cnarles N. Baqckeri
Tobias Wagner,
Baniuel Grant v
George W. Richards
Isaac Lea,
rVeorge Fales, .
Alirea liter.
Francis W. Lewis, u. D.
Peter McCall,
Thomas Sparks.
CHARLES N.
BANCKER, President.
GKUKGK FALKS, Vlce-Preeldent.
J, W. McALLlbTEB, Secretary pro tern. l tlZS
JAKE A LIFE POUCy
IK IRE
BROOKLYN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
s NEW YORK,
OFFICE: W
K. K. 1 or. SEViKTll and CHESIVUT.
E. B. COLTON,
OENKKAIa AGENT.
pROVlDEKT LIKE AND TEDST COMPANY
No. Ill BoutU FOURTH btreef,
' IKCGRJ OKATk-D 8d MOISTH 21, 1865.
.AUI'IAI AlU.lUb. D 11 II IM
Insurance on Lives, by Yearly Preunuus; or bye,
10 or w ear rreuiiuuu, iMou-iuneiiure.
Annuities granted on tavorable terms.
Term Policies. Children's i-udowuieuia.
This Company, wlitle giving the Insured the security
of a paid-up Capital, will divide the entire prolitsof
the x.iie nubineos among lis policy noiatrs.
Moneys ret-flved at Interest, and paid ou demand.
Authorized by charier to execute Trusts, and to act
as hxecuior or Administrator. Assignee or Guardian.
and in other fiduciary capacities, under appointment
of any court or this commonweaitn, or any person or
persons, or oouies pontic or uorpuraiub
BAMCEL R. SHIPLEY,
Itlttiviwn.
I1KNRTHAINKS,
T. WlbTAR BROWN,
W. a LONUSTRKl'H,
WILLI A M HACKH.lt.
JUbJtUA il. MU1UUH,
RICHARD -WOOD,
RICHARD CADBDRY,
CUAKLKS
F. COFFIN.
SAMVitL R.BU1PLHY,
ROWLAX4D JrAKtt i ,
PreHldent.
Actuary,
WM. C. LONGSTRi-TH. Vice Prjsl(lent.
TROMAb WlbTAR, M. D J. B. TOWNSEND.
T27) Medical Kxaminer. Lgal Adviser.
TjlitK lKhliRANCK EXCLUSIVELY. TOE
X PFKNbYLVANIA F1RK INbURANCK COftl-
VAN i lucorporatea isio cn&rier erpetuat jmo.
sio W'ALMjT btreet. opposite Independence bauare.
This Company, favorably known to the community
lor over lorty years, continues to Insure against loss
or damage by hre on Publlo or Private Buildings,
either permanently or for a limited time. Also, on
Furniture, blocks of tioods, and Merchandise gene
rally, on liberal terms.
Ibelr Capital, together with a large Surplus Fund,
Is Invested In the most caretul manner, wmuh enables
them to otter to the Insured au undoubted security la
the case of loss.
PIBECTOBH.
Daniel Smith, Jr..
John Deverenx,
Thomas buillb,
Henry Lewis,
J. GUlingbani Fell.
Alexander Benton,
Isaac Razleburst,
Tlioinaa Robbing,
Daniel Tladdnck. Jr.
DANIEL bM ITU, Ja., President.
Willi aw G. Chow mi. b. beuretary. 6 if-'i
IlfENIX INSURANCE COMPANY OP
PHI LA DF.LPH I A.
INCORPORATED 1S6 4 CHARTER PERPETUAL,
No. m WALN UT btreet. opposite the Exchange,
In addition to MARINE and INLAND INbUR
ANCK, this Company Insures lrorti loos or damage by
FIRE lor llbersi terms on buildings, merchandise,
furniture, eto , lor limited periods, and purmaueutly
ou buildings, by dei exit of premium.
'1 he Company lias beeu in active operation for more
than blXTY YEARM, during which all losses have
bteu promptly adjusted and pnld.
bisauTOKH.
John L. Hodge, Ijtwrence Lewis, Jr.
M. B. Muboiiy,
John T. Lewis,
William a Grant,
Robert W. Learning,
D. Clark Wharton,
David Lewis.
Benjamin Eltlng.
Thomas 11. Powers,
A. R. Mclienry,
Edmund Casilllon,
bauiuel W Ucox,
Louis in orris.
JOHN WLCUElUai. President.
Samuel Wilcox booreiar.
JULY 1, 1867.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
N6URANCE COMPANY
OF
NORTH AMERICA.
OFFICE, No, Ui WAX.NUTbT PHILADELPHIA
INCORPORATED 17mTcHARTEB PERPETUAL,
CAPITAL., $000,009.
AASETS, JJASiUABT , 186T, f l,76SI07t8.
IMSVBFN MATRIKE, TWl.AMI TK ANSPOIt"
Diascroas
Arthur O. Coffin, George L. Harrison,
bRuiuel W. Jones.
John A. Brown,
Charles Taylor,
Ambrose Vlili,
Richard D. Wood,
William Welsh,
f, Morris Wain,
Francis R. Con.
Edward H. Trotter,
Edward 8. Clarke,
William Uummlngs,
T. Charlion Henry,
Alfred D. Jew up.
John P. White,
jonn jktaaon,
Louis V. Madeira,
ARTHUR O. COFFIN. PresldenL
CHARLM Platt, Secretary.
WILLIAM BUKULKR, Harrisburn, pa,, Centra
Agent lor the Btate of Pennsylvania, ii
QIRARD FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
(No. 639)
N. E. COE. CHESNUT AND SEVENTH STS.
FBIU DILPB I A.
CAPITAL AMD kUHPLta OTEB 800,00
1N409IK tOB 1806, 10S.SS4.
Losses Paid and Accrued In lbSS,
$47,000
Of which amonnt not J3t-O0 remain nnpsld at this data
lini,uou uouorproieriy has been Successlully insured
by this Company In thirteen years, and Eight Hun
dred Losses by Fire promptly paid.
DIRECTORS.
Thomas Craven.
biias Yerkea, Jr.,
Alfred b. Ulllelt,
N. b. Lawrence,
Charles I. Dupont,
Henry F. Kennnv.
Furman Bbeppard,
Thomas MacEellar,
John biiPDlee.
John W. Claghorn,
unri II .ELlttpiJ, A1l. U.
IHOMAb CRAVEN, President
A. B. GILLETT, Vice-President.
2Slmwt JAM Eb R. ALVORD. Becretarw
I V. r . ,r n "
ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC,
QOLD'S IMPROVED
PATENT LOW STEAM
AND
HOT WATEE APPAEATUS,
FOB WABMIAH AND TJENTUVATIKS
WITH Pl'BE EXTEBNAl, A IB.
Also, the approved Cooklug Apparatus,
THE AMERICAN KITCHENb
On the European plan of heavy castings, durability
and neatness ol construction.
Suitable tor Hotels, Publlo Institutions, and tne better
class of Private Residence.
Also, Agents foj the sale of
SPEARMAN'S PATENT SAFETY VALVE,
Which sbonld be connected with every water back
and boiler, and UR1F FlIM'S
PATENT ARCHIMEDEAN VENTILATOR.
UNION STEAM AND WATER HEATING COMPANY.
. JAMKSUP. WOOD k COn
NO. 41 s6cT1E EOIIBTU STBEET.
B. M. PELTWKLL, Superintendent 4 26 8a
QOILQH EXPLOQIONS
GUARDED AGAINST BY USING
SHAW & JUSTICE'S
HEBCVBT lOLtMS OTfJAGEM AND LOW
, , WATEB SIUNALS,
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
,614 1m ' PDIUP S. JUSTICE,
NO. 14 NORTH FII T1I HT PUULA,
Bh opg 8EVF.NTEENTH and COATES Streets.
gTEAM BOILER EXPLOSIONS
CAN BE PREVENTED BT TSINCt
ASHCEOFT'S
LOW SYater detector
pbice aof
ivruED,
Vacu. s. battles,
BOLE AGENT JKR PENNSYLVANIA,
7tt NO. S4 NOKT1 SIXTH STBEET
fcr. V K N M BTEa M NGINB A1ND
UaiiBOILKy WOHKB.1 NKAFIK A LEVY,
i IvdOiitAL AND THEORETICAL KMGXNEKItfi,
bMlTHb, atnd FOCNDERtl, Laving lor many yes
been in successful operation, and oeen exclusively
engaged In buiiulug and repairing Marine and River
Engines, high and low-pressure, Iron Rollers, Water
Tanks, Propellers, etc. etc, respectlully otler tue r
services to tbe public aa being lully prepared to con
tract lor engines of all sIiks, Marine. River, and
bi&llonary; having seta of putternsof alllureul slsea
are prepared to execute orders with quick despatob.
Every description of patleru-maklug made at the
shortest notice. High and Low-preesure Fine,
Tubular, and cylinder Boilers, of tbe best Pennsyl
vania charcoal iron. Forgings of all slses and kinds;
Iron and Brass Castings of all descriptions; Roll
Turnlug, Screw Cutting, and all other work oonneoted
w lib tbe above busluees.
Drawings and specincatloua for all work dons
at tbe establishment free of ubarge, and work guar
1 be subscribers have ample wbarf-dock room Ibi
repairs of boats, wbere tliey can he In perlect aatety,
and are provided wilb shears, blocks, tails, eto. etc-,
for raising heavy or light weltbta.
. JACOB O, NEAFIK.
JOHN P. LEVY.
2U BEACH and PALMER HStreets.
I. VADVHAH MBJUUCK, WII.LIAM H. glUIOI
joint TE. COPK.
SOL'THWAEK POUNLIiy, FIFTH AND
WAISHINUTON bueeu,
PUIIAIXXPHIA.
MERRICK & bONS.
BNGINEERei AND MACHINISTS,
manufacture High and Low Pressure b learn, nglns
lor Laud, River, and Marine bervice.
Rollers, Uasooielers, Tanks, Iron Boats, eto.
Castings of all kinds, either Iron or brass.
Iron Sc ranie Roots lor Gas Works, Workshops, and
Railroad bullions, etc
Retorts and (J as Machinery, of the latest and most
Unproved construction.
Every description of Plantation Machinery, and
Sugar, baw, and Urlst MUis, Vacuum Fans, Open
bit-am Trains, Delecalors, Filters, Pumping En
gines, etc
bole Agents for N. Bllleuz's Patent Sngar Boiling
Apparatus, Neeinyih's Patent biearu Hammer, ana
Aspinwall A W'oolsey's Patent Centrifugal bugar
Draining Machine, t iZj
BKIDE8BUEO MACIUSE WORKfi
OFFICE,
No. M N. FRONT BTREET,
I-UII.AUKLPUIA.
We are prepared to hll orders to any extent for 04
well-known
MACHINERY FOB COTTON AND WOOLLE3
i MILLS,
Including all recent Improvements In Carding, Spin
nlng, and Weaving.
W e invite tbe attention ot manufacturers tooor sx
tensive works,
H ALFRED JENKH A BON,
PATENT WIRE WORK
FOB BAILINGS, STORE FRONTS, .
COAL 6CBEENB, FOURDR1N1ER WliUuj, ErC
, liauutai-tunid by
JUL. WALHKH A SONS,
I (m No. 11 N. bl Xlil btreet.
ITLER, WEAVER & CO.,
MANUPACTURERa 0
Manilla and Tarred Cordaca.Cord
, i. Twlr.3, ltc.
No. T Korcb W A T f v- t'"-t s
tSO. ollii Dj.I.A V A i in A Valine,
i-uilJLll.,! :
fjiwu II. 1
Mm Wkavbw.
...... it. HI-.I
AUCTION SALES;
run.1T Fobd, Aoctionewv.
COLKLLAND A GO
iRnrfetwom to PblllD Ford A Co,).
M
ArrrrioNK.Kw. Nc u market m-
JOHN B. MYEKS ft CO., AUCII0KEK3
Noe. tag and gm MARKET Btreet.
THE LAST RALE FOR Til IS MASOJf Of
POOTb, MIOJtb, bTRAW OOODtt, TRAVJULLhUI
BAOB, Kia n M ,
On Tuesday Morning.
July , at 10 o'clock, will be sold, by ctAlog-o,
four monlbn' creilt, about 12"0 packag boota, sboea,
balmorals, etc., of olty and Eastern mannlacture.
Open lor examination Witb catalogues early OA
the morning of sale, t . .
M
TIIOMA8 ft BONS. KOS. 139 AUD III
. & FOURTH btreet.
BANK AND OTHER STOCKS, LOANS, ETO.
On Tuesday, ,
July t, at It o'clock. Noon, at the Philadelphia Et
change, will Include.
iidL'BTFri' alf.
(0 share Cvrn Exchange National Bank.
FOB OTHKH ACCOUMT8:
isrfl United btates lo to Bond. . , M
tui.ono Huntingdon and Broad Top Consolidated T
percent. Bond.
HO shares Fame Insurance Company.
Si shares Philadelphia Kteam Propeller Company
(William M. Ralrd. President).
ftsbares National Bank of tbe Northern Liberties.
. 1 slmie Point Rreese Tark Association.
1 sbare Mercantile Library Company.
lBsiinresbteubenvllie and ludiaua Railroad (reor
gaulsed). REAL ESTATE BALK. JULY .
Builness btand THREEVHTORY BRICK 8TOBJB
and DWfc l.LlKO, No. miSRidge avenue.
MODERN REblDKKCE. Forty-tlrst street, south os
Ransom lot 60 feet front, 150 teet deen. Has all the)
modern conveniences. Immediate possestlon.
TWO-bTORY RRICK BTORE and DWELLING,
R. X. corner of Fourth and Cbeiuut streets, Camden, "
N. J.
BUILDING LOT, Eighth street, south of Reed. ;
Assignees' Peremptory Kale MODERN THREW- r
STORY BRICK DVVELLIJNO, No. ltoj North Teutk
street, south ot Columbia avenue.
WELL-bKCURED OKOITND-RENT, f-(0 a year.
Peremptory bule-VALUABLE PROPERTY Ot tit
Grunt Oil Company, vis:
1 RACT OF LAND, Tlonesta township, Venan
county, Fa.
TRACT OF LAND, Oakland township, Venanf
county, Pa.
tract OF LAND, Sugar Creek township, Venango
County, l'a,
COTTAOE and LOT OP GROUND, Oil City, V
Dango county, Fa.
MORTOAOE for 11000. tlt
SAMUEL C. FORD ft SONS, AUCTIONEERS
No. ta b. FOURTH btreet,
Sales of Real Estate, Stocks, Loans, etc., at Phila
delphia :xcbange, every Friday at 12 o'clock, noon.
Our sales are advertised In all tbe dally and several
ot tbe weekly newspapers, by separate haudbills of
each property, and by pamphlet catalogues, one
thousand of which will he Issued on Wednesday pre
ceding each sale.
REAL KBT ATE AT PRI VATE1BALB.
Jll. GUM MET ft BONS, AUCTIONEERS
No. 60S WALNUT Btreet
Hold Reg-alar Rales ot
REAL EKl ATK, bTOCKB. AND PKCUKlTlBa AT
THE PHILADELPHIA KXUHANuS,
xi.uuuiua oi eKuii iiruiieriiX meiieu separaM3iy.
luuti catalogues published and circulated, containing
full descriptions of property to be sold, as also, a par
tial list el property contained In our Real Estate RegH
ter, and onered at private sale.
Rale advertised dally In all the dally newspaper
B
Y THOMAS BIRCH ft BON, No. 1110 CHE3
N UT Btreet. above Eleventh Street.
LARGE BALE OF SPLENDID BILVER-PLATKH
WARE AND TABLK CUTLERY,;
Imported direct from England.
Ou Monday and Tuesday,
July 1 and 1, at 10 o'clock, at tbe Auction Store, No.
1110 Chesnut street, will be sold, large assortment
of first-class electro silver-plated goods, direct trona
tbe bouse of Messrs, Fisher & Co., Paternoster Works,
bheilield, England. The assortment comprises En
graved, raised, chased and embossed tea and ooflea
services; epergne and caudelabra chased and flu text
dish covers; entree dishes; corner dishes; soup tureens;
liquor stands; breakfast and table castors; plokli '
stands; cake, fruit, and breadbaskets; tea wallers, 30
to 28 Inches; saloons, 8 to IS inches; urns; kettles, wills
stands; Ice pitchers, etc
Also, cases of dessert and fruit knives; fish carvers;
butter coolers; Ivory haudle dinner and tea khlves;
table and dessert spoons of every variety; soup,
sauce, and toddy ladles; butter knives; pickle forks;
mustard and pepper stands; knlle rests; sugar bas
kets; toast racks, etc
The goods will be open for examination on Satur
day. (.S-tttt
Sale at 117 Vine street.
ELEGANT PARLOR. CHAMBER, AND DININO. v
FOttTE, FINE CARPETd, M1HROK8, ETC.
On Wednesday Morning,
July 8, at 10 o'clock, at No. 1917 Vine street, will b
sow, by catalogue, tbe elegant furniture ot a family
quitting housekeeping, comprising a 7-octave rose
wood piano lorle, made by Ueorge bteck fe Co.,
nearly new, cost fsoo, elegant velvet, Brussels and
other carpets, suits of parlor furniture In brocatelia
and pluBh, elegant etageres, pier mirrors, oiled wal
nu,t dlulng-room sideboard, extension diulng iables,
chairs, and other iniwluire: rich suits of walnut chair.
ber furniture, superior beds and mattresses, China,
plated ware, kitchen furniture, etc
Ibe cabinet furniture was all made by Messrs.
Denkels & to., and is of the 'best quality and nearly
new.
Catalogues can be bad at the auction store on and -
Alter Monday.
Tbe furniture can be examined at ( o'clock on tha
morning of gale. 71 St
EANCOAST ft WARNOCK, AUCTIONEERS. v
. NO. S40 MARKET BTREET.
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF 850 LOTd AMERI
CAN AND IMPORTED DRY GOODS, LINEi
AND UOblEUY GOODS, MILLINERY OOOD'-U . f
HOOP bKlRTb, CORbETB, NOTION 3, ETC. 4"
Catalogue, on a credit. 1
On VVednesdav Mornlnar.
Jnlv t . commencing at 10 o'clock. comDrlslnr aV
large snu most aesiraoie assorimeut ox
able goods for presen t sales.
new seanon-V -1
71 at V t
, No. 1028 y
TD SCOTT, JK,, AUCTIONEER,
J. CHEWNUT btreet.
LUMBER.
1867,
SELECT WHITE PINE BOARDS
1 AND PLANK.
-- W A, a7f O . HUU 1 lliuu
CHOICE PANEL AND 1st COMMON, 16 feet Ion
4-4, 6-4. -, 2, 8, and 4 inch 1
WHITE PINE, PANEL PATTERN PLANK, i
4-4, 6-4, -, 2, 2i, S, and 4 Inoh
LAxvOE AINU bUffc-iUUK HfOCh. ON HAND.
1RA'7-BUILDINQI BUILDINGl
LUMBERI LUMBERI LUMBER!
4-4 CAROLINA FLOORING.
fi-4 CAROLINA F'LOORING.
4-4 DELAWARE FLOORING.
8-4 DELAWARE FLOORING.
WHITE PINE FLOORING.
AbH FLOORING.
WALNUT FLOORING.
. bPRUCE FLOORING.
bTEf ROARIJ8.
RAIL PLANK.
PLAbTERING LATH.
1867
-CEDAR AND CYPRESS
, blllNGLKS.
LONG CEDAR SHINGLES.
bliOKT CEDAR bUINULEd.
t-OOPElt bHINOLEH.
FINE ASHORTMENT FOR BALE LOW.
NO. 1 CEDAR LOOB AND FOBTB.
"i QHT LUMBER FOR UNDEBTAKER3I
lOO I . LUMBER FOR CNDERTAK Ella I
RED CEDA It, WALNUT. AND FINK.
1867
-ALBANY LUMBER OP ALL KINDSt
, ALBANY LUMBER OF ALL K1NDB.
BKASUatl) WALHUT.
DRY Poi-LaR. CHERRY, AND ASH.
OAK PLANK AND BOARDS.
MAHOGANY,
ROSEWOOD. AND WALNUT VENEER&T
i CAT CIGAR-BOX
J-OO I CIGAR-BOX i
.MANUFACTURERS. 1
CIGAR-BOX MANUFACTURER
bPANlolI CEDAR BOX BOARDB. V-
'"A
1 QAT SPRUCE JOIST I SPRUCE J 0131 1
IOU I SPRUCE JOlbTI
SUPERIOR NORWAY 8 'A N T LING. ,
e itiiM 14 -ill H'z i.viivjr. t.
lIALI.fi, J1HU I li Kilt vi'.i ,
No. USou (SOUTH STREET. (
8lrp
U. S. BUILDERS' MILL..
AVM. 84, 10, AND) 88 . nniEMW BT
ESLEB, & BRO., Proprietors.
ways on hand, made of the Best Seasoned Lumber,
' at low prices,
WOOD MOULDINGS, BRACKETS, BALUSTER'-',
AND NEWELS. .-
Neweis, Balusters, Bracket and Wood Mouhfiingb,,..,
WOOD MOULDINGS. BRACKETB, BALWBTKiyj.
AND NEWELS. ?
Walnut and Ash Hand Railing, , iV. and 4 lm
' BUTTERNUT. CHESNUT, an;J 'ALN:
MOCI.DING8IO order. n
'VILLIAHO,
v,vA Eprln? Cur
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