JEAN INGELOW'S NEW VOLUME. The London Athenccum, of June 32 rives a T n i?f Pcms: . Alldtng to "A Story of .V1 :,n .,ho Poemwhlcb (rives a ....v. . pirui voi.ime, miK lnseiow bus evincpd qualities not nioie Kenuini-, perhaps, tnau tbose which she was known to possess, but v,wi.,u.., ui a uimr Kind;" una concludes a Vti i'i,UIBra upon ibe volume by nayio: Wc roust break off abruptly, and content our selves with a mere alluoion to the lyrical sweet ness, the tenderness of sentiment, and the bril liancy oi dencripuon whicn are to be lound in niany ot tbe poema before us. We repeat, on the whole, Miss lucclow's neoond volume more man Midi tne promise of her tlrnt. bhe now exhibits in ber work, as a rule, that decided Individuality wlili-h whs before nnnarpnt in her best ell or 18: and she still combines with her gifts ot Imagination and patbos a sweetness of moral imiuunce all tne more to oe prized be cause it seldom laue tne suape of direct homllY." The London Athenaeum wits the verv first journal , to recognize the senilis ol Jean Ingelow: it now no less emphatically recoenizes me aecinea advance oi ner genius as rnaailested In her new volume. The following Is a poem num iuc ucw uiuuic; roVK AT FIRST SIOHT. Tbo racing river leaped and sans Full blithely In tbe perfect weatber, All round the mountain echoes rail. For blue aud green were glad together. This rained out light from ever part. And thitt wub Bong of Joy was thrilling; Bin, In the hollow of my bean, There ached a place thai wauled filling. Before tbe road and river meet. And stepping Mooes are wet and glisten, 1 heard aaouud of laughter sweet, Aud paused to like li, aud to listen. I beard the chaDtitur waters flow, The cushat's nine, tbo bee's low humming Then turned the hedge, and did not know ' Jlow could 1'.' that w y lime was coming. A Ctrl upon the highest stone, Bail' doubtful ol the deed, was standlug: So litr ibe shallow Hood hail flown Beyond tbe 'customed leap ot landing. ; ishe knew not any need of me, Yelshe wulled all unweeilng; , . We thought not I bad crossed theses. And hair the sphere to give ber meeting. I waded out, her eyes I met, 1 wished the moments bad been hours; I took ber In my aims and set llor dainty feet among lb flowers. Her fellow-maids, In copse and lane, Aht still metulnks I bear tbeui calling; The wind's soli whisper lu the plain, The cushat's coo, tbe . er's lailiug. fiut now It Is a year ago, But now possession crowns endeavor; I took ber in my heart, to grow nd Ull Ibe hollow place forever. ' In Prett by Kobrrtt Mrothere, o Bo , von. Ths Commerce of Egypt. The British Consul at Alexandria, Fgvpt, makes tome interesting statements in relation to the commerce of that port and the condition of the country. In 18U5 4263 vessel entered tbe port of Alexandria, and in tbe tea years from 1866 to 18G5 26,914 vessels arrived, giving an average of 2691 per year. In 1866 37u3 vesseiB were entered. British vessels in 1866 maintained their proportion ot the carrying trade to Alexandria. This has always been muck larger than that of any other nation; and although the number of Turkish and Egyptian ships considerably exceeds tbe Untiftb, the tonnage of the latter la much trreater, amount ing to nearly half the tonnage arriving from all nations. The development of the railways, and the in troduction of steam power for irrigation and cotton sins and pressure, have added largely to the coal required for the country; and tbo wealth of the people consequent on the profits derived from the cultivation of cotton has largely contributed to tbe general use of British manufactured goods among the rural popula tion. Bailways and cannls are being pushed forward with much vieor. In addition to the main lines from Alexandria to Cairo and Suez, various branches have been made la tbe inte rior to tbe large towns of Zagazig, Mehallatet Kebir, Mansurah, and very shortly the latter line will be completed northward to Damietta. A new line is also making to Suez. It will leave tbe main line at Benba, 30 miles from Cairo, will pass through Bulbles and Zagszlg, and follow the fresh water line to Suez'. The Viceroy is also constructing a line southward from Cairo. It is finished as lar as Benisonef, 70 miles, and will shortly be opened to Mmleh, 120 miles. It is said to be the intention of the Viceroy to carry it to Eehen, Bear Thebes, whence to Cossier, a port on the Red Sea, it ii 90 miles. To extend tbe line eventually to the ancient Berenin, and make it a port for mall steamers, is also said to be a plan of the Vice roy's. The telegraph is in opeiation to all tho towns and almost every village of importance in Lower .Egypt. Charles Dickens Sees at Vision. Mr. Dickens relates In All the Year Round the story ot a strange coincidence, having almost a supernatural cli aructer, w b Ion recen tly ooou rred to himself. It la contained in a note which he appends to an article by a contributor, who advances some new theories with regard to spectral appearances, and tells the famous stories of Lord liyttleton (with some additions not hitherto published), and of Lord Tyrone and Lady Beresford. Remarking on tbe latter, Mr. Dickens thinks that natural explanations are t-ufriclent; aud. Id Illustration of " tbe broad margin of allowance that must alwavs be lelt for coincidence in these oases," tells the following singular story :" We dreamed that we were in a large assembly, and aaw a lady In a bright red wrapper, whom we thought we knew. Her back bolng towards us. we touched ber. On looking round, she dis closed a face that was unknown to ns. and, on oar apologising, said, pleasantly, 'I am Miss N -, mentioning a name, not the name of any friend or acquaintance we Oiad, although a well-known name. The dream was unusually vivid, and we awoke. On the very next even ing we recognized (with a strange feeling), oom- inz in at tne opeu uoor oi our room, iuo iuj vi the dream, in tbe bright red wrapper. More wtrsordluary atlll, tbe lady was presented by thelriend who accompanied her, as Miss N , the name in tbe dream. No circumstance, near or remote, that we could ever traoe. In the least accounted for this. Tbe lady came on the real, commonplace visit, in pursuance of an ap nolntment quite unexpectedly made with tbe fcy who introduced her, only on the night of the oVeam. From tne latter we had no previous knowledge of her name.nor of her existence." FINANCIAL. RANKING HOUSE f or Jay Cooke & Co., I SOS. 113 AND 111 S. THIBD T.,PIHLA. poolers in all Government Securities. OLD B-SOs WANTED IN EXCHANGE FOR HEW. A .jBtBiUrl:B,3't ALLOWED. compound Interest Notes Wanted. : . i , jjUBWT AIXOWKI DEPOSIT. 1 I OollecUona made. Stock bought and aold on jtAuUeS- r, THE DALLY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, FINANCIAL. jy o T I C E TO THE HOLDERS OF TBI LOAN CF THE mm ON WEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, DCE AFIEB JCXT 1, 1S5, AND BEFORE JCtT 9, 19SO. Holders of tbe following LOANS OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA are requested to present them for payment (Principal and Interest at Ths Farmers and Mechanics' HatUnal Dank of Philadelphia. Loan of March 80, 1830, due March 4, 1858. " February 16, 1833, due July 1, 185S. " Maroh 27, 1833, due July 1, 1858. - January 20. 1839, due July 1, 1859. M June 7, 1839, due August 1, 1859. " Maroh 80, 1832, due July 1, 18G0. " April 5, 1832, due July 1, 18G0. Also, all BANK CHARTER LOANS due prior to July 2, 1800. All of the above LOANS will cease to draw iniereey after August 15, 1SOT. JOHN W. (1EABT, GOVERNOR. JOHN F. IIABTBANFT, AUDITOR-GENERAL. WILLIAM II. KEftfBLE, 15 stuth tS IS STATE TREASURER. UARRISBURG, JUNE 29, 1867. TO THE HOLDERS OF THE LOANS or tub COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA DUE JULY 1, 1868. THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING FUND WILL RECEIVE PROPOSALS UNTIL SEPTEMBER 3, 1861, FOR THE REDEMP TION OF ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS OF TBI Loans ef this Commonwealth DUE JULY 1, 1868. Holders will address tuelr proposals to the Commissioners of the Sinking Fond, Harris burg, Pennsylvania, and endorsed "PROPO SALS FOR THE REDEMPTION OF LOANS OF 1808." FRANCIS JORDAN, SECRETARY OF STATE. JOIIH F. IIAHTBANFT, AUDITOR-GENERAL. WIIXIAM II. KEIHDLE, 72tuthst9 8 STATE TREASURER. 7 3-10s, ALL SERIES, CONVERTED INTO Five-Twenties of 1865, JANUARY AND JULY, WITHOUT CHARGE. BONDS DEMYXBED IMMEDIATELT. DE HAYEK & BROTHER, - 102rp ' HO. 0 . THIBD TI!EET. SEVENTH NATIONAL BANK OF PHILADELPHIA. KOBTIIWFST COBNFB OF FOVBTU AMD i MlBHMTBtlX OfllKOr W. BUI. PBESIBEKT, V., II,IALt,I AHlLB Ol FEItH EVERT ADVANTAGE TO PEKXtfTORa i tn', MrcliiuU and Maunclorers, AooonnU I'llcited ilbtUfltuSia E7 OT ATE LOAN. THE NEW SIX PER CENT STATE LOAN, Free from all State, County, and Municipal Taxation. Will be urnished In sums to suit, on applica tion to either of the undersigned: JAY COOKE A CO PBEXEL A COn tt lmlp E. W. CLABEE A CO. P D E UNDERSIGNED HAVE I'UKCHAfcEJD THE NEW SIX PER CENT. REGISTERED LOAN OF TBR LEHIGH COAL AND NAVIGA TION COMPANY, DUE IN 1897. INTEREST PAYABLE O.UABTEBI.Y, FBEE OF UNITED STATES AKD STATE TAXES, AND OFFEB IT FOB SALE AT THE LOW PBICE OF NINETY-TWO, AND ACCBVED INTEBEST FROM MAY This LOAN is secured by a Brat mortgage on Company's Kallroad, constructed and to be structed, extending from the southern boundaryof ibeborougbof Uauch Chunk to tbe Delaware River st Eaeton. Including- tbelr bridge across the saldrtver dow in process ot construction, together with all ths Company's rlgbts, 11 ber t less, and franchisee appertain- ng te tbe said Ballroad and Bridge. Copies ot tbe mortgage may be bad on application at tbe office of the Company, or o either of tbe under- ilgned. DBEXEIi A CO. E. W. CXABU A CO. JAY COOKE A CO. Utt W. II. KEWBOLD) SON A AKKTSES, RATIONAL BAKE OF THE REPUBLIC, 809 and 611 CHESNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA. CAPIT AI........... ...$1,000,00 O DIRECTOR8. Joseph T. Bailey, fiatlmn Hilleo, Ben). KowlHDd, Jr., t-ntuuei A. BlHpbam, Edward B. Urue, V llliam Ervlen, Oxgood WeiHb, Fruderick A. Hoyt, ' Wm. U. BJUbWU. WM. H. RHAWN, President, Late Cashier of Vie Oentral National Sank JOB. P. J1TJMFORD Cashier, I HI Late of the Philadelphia National Bank Jm S. SECURITIES A SPECIALTY. SMITH, RANDOLPH & CO., BANKERS AND BROKERS, 4.1S TniBD NT;KO. B NASSAU ST., rHILiDKXPHIA. wkw roax OBDEBS FOB STOCKS AND HOLD EXE CUTED IN PUIEADEEPIUA AND NEW IOBK i n 7 3"10S SEVEN - THIRTY NOTES CONTESTED WITBOCt CHARGE INTO THE NEW 5 - O H. BONDS DEEIVEBED AT ONCE. COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES WANTED at highest market rates. WM. PAINTEB A CO., Z 2 HO, C SOUTH TIIIBD STBEET. 7 3-10S EXCHANGED FOR a - o ON MOST FAVOBABLE TEB11". DE HAVEN & DROi, e 21 Wt NO. 40 SO VTU TITIBD ST. JpITLER, WEAVER & CO, MANUyACTTJREBB 0 Manilla and Tarred Cordage, Cord ' Twines. Etc. , No. ? Noirtb WATt R ftrt.and No. nburlb UKLAVV AKJi; Avouue, rimtiinmu. EoWM B, Fiti v k, llicsiit, WliTti, CowaAS F CiiOTttiaa. t ui INSURANCE COMPANIES. DELAWARE MlTUAL BAFK'Tf INSU BAKC'K t!MPAJNY, 1 ncurporsifd by tbe Legls lalureol 1'ennsrlvanla. . Office, B. E oomM ofHlH0nd WA LNTJT 8treU I'lillmh-liihiM. , MARIN 10 lIshViRANCKS tn vmnels, caruir, and irelKlit, to ll pHrts ol the world. INLAND IfiHUKANCKH on pood by rlvrr, canal. Inks, and land carriage, to all part otlbl I'nKin. FIKK INCRANCE8 on merrbandlKe (fctit-rslly. On stores, Dwelling UuusM.eto AB8ET8 OFTHK COMPANY. Novetub'T 1 !. I1PO.00C united biates ft Per (ul Iaa, l'l 1H,COOMO 120,000 Untied blales S Per Cenl. Loan, in!. 1M.500-00 800,000 United Ma'e7-I0 1'er Cent. Jid. TreBaiiry No e... 211,500-00 US.000 CHyof phlUdnphlaS Per Lent. lan (ezt-niptH) . 1M.5('W 54,000 Blnte ot fenosylvanla I Per Cent. Loan 64,70000 66,000 btale of i'enuxylvanla A Per I'enULOHn 44,62C"00 60,000 Biate ol New Jeritey biz Per Cent. Iian........m 60,760"00 20,000 Ppnimyivanla Railroad, lt Mortgage, til Per Cent. fconcl... ,600"00 28,000 Penunylvaula Rullroad, 2d MortKBKe, Ma Per tni. Bonds 24.2S0V0 26,000 Wetileru PennnylTnnla Kall road Hlx Per Cent. Bonds (Pennoylvanla Railroad gua rantees)..... 20,75000 - 30,000 Slate oi 'I enneanee Plve Per Cent, Loan lS.OUCOO 7,000 Biate ot lenuexHee blx Per t'enl. Loan 40"00 13,000 300 hharea Block of Merman town Gnu Company (prlueipa I and ItUereat gunrmile-d by tlie city or Plulauelplila) la,0(H)-lK; 7,150148 HbareaHtock ol Pennsylva nia Kallroad Comimny 8,258-25 6.0U01UI bli lie Htwk ol North Penu- sylv aiiia Kallroad Com pnnv. J.980'00 20.000 80 Miurea Htwck of PbilB1el phla und boutliern Mall Buani,bip Company SO.OOO'OO 195,000 Loans on Bond- and Alortguge, 1st Liens on City Pioperiy.... 196.900-00 11.146,050 par. Market value- tl,o;o.280T6 Coat, $1.0iiu,5oi Oi. Peal Estate.. . I6,oo0'00 liills re;elvable for luauruuces inaili. 27.637-20 Balance due at aReuclea. Pre miums on Marine Policies, Accrued Interest, and olber deb. s due lo the Company...... 68,923-90 fccrlp andbtock otHunorvliisu ranoe and otlier Companies, .j178. Climated value . 2,830'00 Caab lu liKiik ..tlll,litt-8 Caab In Drawer..... 447 14 41.640-00 ll,407,21t6 This being a new enterprise, tbe Par "is assumed 1 booiaa C Hami batnoel E. Blokes, Henry bluau, William O. Boulton, Edwura DarlliiKiou. H. J ones Brooke, l- d ward Lalourcade, Jacob P. Joi ea, James B. Mce'arland, Joshua p Kyre, spencer Mcllvaltie, J. B. temple, Pittsburg, A. B Berxer. " U.I. Morgan, " UeorRe W. iit-rnardon Jolin c. Davla, bdniuna A. bonder, 1 ieoplillua Paulding, J i ll n H. Penroae, James Traqnalr, lUiiry C. LalleU, Jr., James C. lltnii, Vi IlluiDj C, Ludwia, Jcxepb 11. Keal, UeorxeU. Leiper, Htmb Craig, Jobu D. Taylor, Jacob Klegel, TtlUMAB v. ii a i J J, jrresinenu JOHN C. DA VIM, Vlcn-President. Hfnkt Lyi.nt'RN. Secretary. 18 1829 CHARTER PERPBTUAL. Frankliu Fire Insurance Go. OF PHIEADEEPUIA. OFFICBS -AOS, 45 AJit 487 CltEHNUT STBEE , 'I AsHETM 0 JANUARY 1, IS ait,,va3.i4U'ia. .. Capluu Aocruuil burplua., P re tuluLUH...... ...... ,....40u,fmi'u .....l,'.AitMia-16 DNBKTTLED CLAIMS. t27,ll'18 INCOME FOB ISM (i.000. I.OMSES PAID SINCE 1839 OTEB ao.aoo.wuo. Perpetual and Temporary Policies on Liberal Terms DIKKCTOKS. Cnarlea N. Bancjcer, Oeorge Pales, Allred Fitter, Pruncia W. Lewis. M, n. Peter McCall, '1 bomas bparks. Toolas Wugner, Bumuel Orant Oieorgu W. iUcbards Isaac ijeik. CHARLKB N. BANCKKIi. President. Oi-OliCh- PALKb, Vtce-Preaident, J, W. McALLlbTlLlt. beoretary pro tern. 81 -tl281( JAKE A LIFE POLICY IN TBB BROOKLYN LIFEIKSTJBANCE COMPAIiY OF NEW YORK. OFFICE: N. E. Cor. SEVIiNTIi and tliES.MX. E. 33. COLTOIT, OEM EB AE AOEKT, I28J PK0Y1DEM LIIfE AND TKUST COMPANY CP PH1LAKKLPH1A, No, 111 buulb iUlnTH blreet. - IKCOHPOKA'll!.!) 8d MONTH ttd. 1885, ' CAP11AL, 16U,00O. PAID IN. Insurance ou Livea, by early Premituusi or bye, 10 or 2u ear Preniiuma, Nou-ioneaure. -Annuities grauled ou favorable terms. -'1 eim policiea, Children's is-ortuwiuenta, 'llita Company, wliile giviuk ibe luaured tbeseenrity ol a uuid-up Capital, wul divide tbe euiire prolluol Ibe Lile buaiueab auiuug Us policy holdtra. Moneys rect lved at ltiteieal, and paid on demand. AutborUed Dy charter to execute! rusts, and to aat as Juecutor or Aumluiatraior, Aaalgnee orUuardlaa, aud in otber bduoiary capuciues, uiider appointment ol any Court ot tbla Cuuiiuouweaitb, or any peroon or fenous, or bodies politic or corporate. 8 AMTJKL K. BHIPLKV, HJsiNBY HAINES, T. YVlbTA H BKOVVN, JUbhlA li.MUitUO, Ki.CH.AlU CA ORT W ILLI. M HACKl v. v. lAnuainr.ni, BAMUJbX R. BHIPLkY. MOWLAAD PARRY, Prehitieut. Actuary, WM. C. L05GSTlt.fcl H. Vice President. THOMAS Wlb'l Alt, M.X J. H. TOWNSKND. 7271 Medical tzaminer. Legal Advlaer. FIKB lKhUKANCB EXCLOEIVELY. THE PKNNHYLVAN1A FIRhi INbUKANCK COM VANY Incorporated l.i5 Charier Perpetual No. 610 WALN LiT blreel, of poalte Independence buara, Tbla Company, favorably known to lite community lor over lorty years, continues to insure against loan or damage by nre on public or Private Buildings, eltber peimaueuily or for a limited time. Also, ou Fnruliure, blocks of Goods, and Merciiandiae geue- '"j'b'eirVapT'ttl,1 logetber with a large Burplus Fund, Is Invested In tbe most carelul manner, wblcb enables ibeiu to otter to tbe Insured au undoubted security la tbe caas of loss, ,. Daniel Bmlth, Jr., John Deverenr. Alexander lleui-oo, Isaac lla.leliural. Tbomas bmltli, Henry Lewis, J. Ollllnubaiu Fell. Tbumas Hobbius, I mn lei Haddock. Jr. . 1 DANIEL bM ITU, Ja,, President. Wil.MAM Q. Cbqwhix. becnitary. aol HQ'MX INBUKANCE COMPANY OF PHILADKLPHIA. lN(WmmA'lll) 1B( CIIARTER PFRPETUAL, Mo vm WALNt'l btreet, opposite tbe Exchange. In audition 10 MAltlNi; and INLAND INbUR ANCK llns Couipauy Insures lrom loss or damage by UliK lor liberal terms ou bulliiiugs, niercliaudlse, furniture, etc , lor limited peiluds, and nexiuaueuOy on bulldluus, by di osii ol premium. n h!i o uiiiauy him been lu active operation for more than blX'I Y S'KAltM, duiiug wbica all losses Lava been promptly mi""1"" Il 1 R iU '1 1 1 KK. John L. Tfodiye. Jwrence Lewis, Jr. mvld lewls, Benjamin l.Ulng. Tbouias 11. Powers, A. B. aicHotiry, duiuud C'aslliloO, M. B. Mabony, J nli n T. Lewis. William b. Orant, Kobert W. Learning, 1). Clark Uiarlou, I IVlK-liV. jxiuis iiorria. cuiuc JOHN WTJCHIiRKU, President. Samuel Wilcox becrelary. JULY 11, 18G7. INSURANCE COMPANIES. INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA. OFFICK, No, 2S2 WALNUT BT., PHILADELPHIA INCORPORATED 17M. CHARTER PERPETUAL. CAriTAE, aoo.aoa. ASMETS. JANITABT 8, IM7, t,7S7l. IKftVBF MARINE, INl-ANI TKANRPOB TAllON AKD llkli BBthS, 111. w-w. uA. Arthrjr O. Comn, Oeorge L. Harrison, bamuel W. Joue. Jol.n A. Brown, Cbariea 1 ay lor. Anihrone VS hlun, Xlchard I. Wood. W illiam Weleb, B. Morris Wain, Kl ward H. Trotter, iward B. Clarke. William Cnnimlnri, T. C harlton Henry, Allred P. Jew up, John P. Whiu joun ju.aaon, lni ei. Madeira. Cari.. Pt-AT. crrtrry.- "'.Pre.ldenv Wil 1,1AM BUKHI.KR, narrlahnrg. pa. Centra Asent lor tbe State of Pennsylvania. ' i wt ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC, QOLD'S IMPROVED PATENT LOW STEAM ND HOT WATEB APPARATUS, lOB WABJI1NU AMI TIUVTIlATINtt Willi PEBBKXTKKSai, AIB, Also, the approved Cook-Ins Apparatus, THE AMERICAN KITCHENER, On tbe European plan ot hear? castings, durability and neatnens ot couHlructloo. Suitable for II oi ci8, public IuatltuLloiis. and tne better class of Private Residences, Also, A gents for tbe sale ot SFEAKIMN'S FATENT SAFETY VALVE, Wblcb sboold be connected wltb every water back and boiier, and OKIF ITli'8 PATENT ARCHIMEDEAN VENTILATOR. UNION STEAK AND WATER HEATING COMPANY. JAMKM P. WOOD COn NO. 41 SOITU FOUBTII MTBEET. B. M. FKLTWKLL, buperintendent 4 26 8a QOILER EXPLOSIONS GUARDED AGAINST BY USINO SHAW JUSTIO K'S B1CKCUBT tOllIMS GVAOKS AND LOW WATEK SINAI,)I, MANUFACTURED ONLY BY 6 14 im PBIUP S. ilTMTICE, If O. 14 KOBIU riFTD BTM PHUA, Bbops BEYENTEENTH snd COATES Btreets. gTliAM BOILER EXPLOSIONS CAN BE PREVENTED BT VSINCI ASHCROFT'S . i LOW "WATER DETECTOR KB1CE 30, Arrum ' AVCt. H. I1ATTEES, BOLE AGENT FOR PENNSYLVANIA, 67 tt NO. 84 ft OUT II SIXTH MI BEET riiTi uijui iiiuijo asu MjaawuL ovijjjua nuivuD, naiui OS i . r y J . 'I II aI. AMI 1 llkJ llh'.'ril ' A 1 . k 1 K? u ti l Aj'U IK I h'l W Lit .1 I L IJ . XI V Lliu r. . . .7? bMlTHto, and FOV&VKHti, baviug lor many years UVEU .U .UUAMIIUI VLMVIIl UU WIU tUdUSlVeiy engaged In builuing and repairing Marine aud Klvei f-Usiuea, iiigii ana low-pressure, iron Boilers, Watei Tanks, Propellers, etc. etc., respectfully Oder tbelr aervlces to tbe public as being fully prepared to con- t.r.ii.l If.v until,. Af all aivu. Ilu.l.... 1 1 1 . -ufc.uu. v. - .""t wiiiiiv, nivtir, ana iu.ivuhij , m 10 whuu,ui uiuurem sises w.a tj v vavum, uiuci. wiiuiuica uespatcn Lvery desuiptiou ol pattern-making made at tbe sliortest nonce. Hlgb and Low-pressure Pine, .tubular, and cylinder toilers, of tbe best Pennsvl vuula cbarcoal iron. Forgings of all slses and klud lion aud Brass Castings 01 ail deacrlptlous; Kol ... ui... , . r wju aa uuinr wurx connected JLnawitius aud Secillcailons for all work dons t tbe estabUabiueut tree ot charge, and. work auar atiteed. " ijiuDuun""ri, u.v. Biui. wuarj-uoca room lor eaim vi nuia .ucj uo in penoct salety. i.nu are provided wltb alien, blocks, tails, etc eta. JACOB O. NEAPLB, John p. levy. ""t BEACH and PALMlOt Btreets. i. VAOttHAM HKUHIVK, WHJL1AM H. MJUtBIOX OUIHWAEK rUCLKY, FIFIH AJJD W nUJAAA1AV1 aMVTCUM, HlJaDltXl-KJA. m v . M.KKKU:K ol fciONS. Vaa-a&u3 aa-.x Ba.AsXLi.rtiaxti b-anntacltiie Hiii axid Low Pressure BUmuh Enelnea li.I Land. Klver. Mini t u.t.,,. OT Boilers, uanomeiers, Tatika, lion Boats, etc viugB v mi aiuum, eitner iron or nraas. Iron i ram e Roofs lor Gasworks, Workshops, ana Bkllroud (stations, etc KeiortsandUa M acblnery, of tbe latest and most Lvery description ot Plantation Machinery, and .- lilfar. h.w. Mild (4rlf.L 711 1 1 in Ww.iit,,.. LU..UX.. -imm '1'rains, Lelecaiora, P liters, Pouapiug luj- bole Agent tor N. Blllenx's Patent Sugar Boiling a)Vumub, A-oDnxujrku faLeiib Okeuili ItuuilUW ana spinwall b Voolaey'g Patent Oentrltuaal buc.r . Atl. BltlDJiSBDKU MACHINE WORKS OFFICK, No. 65 N. 1 KOKT BTRKET, PH1LA1HIXF1UA. We are prepared to nil orders to any extent for on well-V now. u MACHINiARY FOR COTTOH AND WOOLLKJ MILLfe,, including all recent Improvements In Cardial- Boln olug, aud Weaving, " v u We luvlte tbe attenUOBOl manufacturers tooox ax. tensive woras, " - ALFKED jlfgB 4 BON, STOVES, RANGES, ETC. QULVER'S NEW PATEP.7 DEEP BAND-JOINT HOT-AIR FURNACE. BANUEft er ALL lUEg. Also, Phllegar's New Low Pressure Bteam Heatln. Apparatus. Jrorsaieby u cha bh.es wiUaIajus, lo aim, ii os aaaKEf Btreet. ! THOMPSON'S LONDON KITCUENFKi OR EUKOPEAN RAN UK, tor'mniTl t r a oi.f o. iso, l'nuadelohia H OI.A lr Furnaces. Portable lleiTiK ?I5"'ff . Plreboard Btoves, Bato Boilers, Btewhole PiZrl8' Boilers, Cooking Btoves, etc, wboieaa and ,..n 8 tbe manufaoturors, buarpk a Thomson 6y BstutliHin Nq,wjs. HEx"jhT etVeet, JOHN CRUMP, OAKPENT13R AND BUILDER '"""'""'"""eW.AllDIO. ' "-lT KlliEET, It urn apki.pb-ta QEOI nCE PLOVMAN, CARPENTER AND J1UILDKK, ' Ho. tit CABTEB KTBJKKT, - ' " And No. 141 DOCK tKraat. Hachlna Wojll ana MlUwrlgbUna proxnpUy at ndedto. 111 AUCTION SALES. PBii.ir J-osn, Aoctioneet. C C L K L. L A N I 0 0, M (Snrr-enors to Pbllln Fortl I V.) ITTTlOKIi KHH. No. MARBW tr I OI1N 11. MYKK& A CO., AUCX10NBEB8 I Noa, as and SS4 MARKET Htreet. AT PRIVATE BALK, tlicaaes fine palm limn, round bandlen. TS B I HH'fllAB LJUCtl ft IV O. 1110 CUH- HUT street, above Kleventb Htreet . , BILVFR.PI.ATEI WA KK ANDTA BLKCUTLFRT t. AKD We have now on band and oiler at p rival ale dnrlng Ibis week, a general assortment of flmt ch'sa fclietlield plated ware and superior Ivory handle table cutlery. 7 1 4t Bale at No. lllu Cbesnnt atret SCrFRIOR HOnKHOI.D PUJINI URT!. ROW WOOD PlANO-rtlKlKH. CAHPKT8, MIRKOIH4, HU I.1AKI1 TAbLK, PLATED WARK, lU141IO FURKllURE, K1C On Friday Morning, At 9 n'C'OCk, at the AucKon More, No. Ill Chemut street, will he aold a I urue assortment of sepertor parlor, chamber, and dining-room furniture, paaaa lories, carpels mirrors, elc. MARHMC OAKOEN FOUNTAIN. Also on, niarhle garden fountain. lilLLIARD TABLK One billiard tabto. FINE ITALIAN WINKS. Ity order ot Kiecuwra, . On Krlday Mornln, At 10 o'clock, at the Anctlon H ore, will be aold S5 fax as fine Italian wines, of tbe following araodn Fsrbora. ISebiolo, Uilgnoiino, Moscato, lliauco, aa41 Cbarletio, A iHo. 1 opan Hherry. Crown Port, Hennessey Brandy old Wbisky. eto., In denutonna. M) cases but Imported a. arek , . . PnOTOQRAPHIC APPARATUS. ', , , . On frlday Morning. "'' cioca. av me Auction e-tore, will he sold One Janiln view and portrait lens and box, with drr and wetholdeia: onetick view box; one slareo!xphs Imix; cine six-inb globe lens; pair of three-Inch glob lens; durk tei.l, and olber apoaratu. (.7 10 2 M. THOMAS ft HONS. 141 b. FOURTH bireet. N03. 139 AUD Pole at fi. W. corner blxteeoth and Rrown streets. 'S VF.KY riUPLKIOR FURN1TUKK. RKOH AND BKIiDlNU, FINK CHINA AND OLAbSWAKI. HANl'WIMK BRCbKLS ANI OTUH.lt CAK- l'KTS, KNURAV1NUH, LTC On Friday morning, July 1J, at 10 o'olock, at No. 7Z North Slxteentta street, corner of Brown street, by catalogue, the en tire superior parlor, chamber, and dining room Airal ture. ilttk s AMU EL C. FORD 4 SON8, AUCTIONEERS. A-iut aaj o, f ULlllu oirefc. Bales of Real Estate. Stocks, Loans, etc., at PtiBa delpbia Exchange, every Friday at it o'clock, noon. Our sales are advertiser! in all tbe dally aud several ot the weekly newspapers, by separate baudbilU of each property, and by pamphlet catalogues, oa tbouuand of which wlL be Issued on Wednesday pea ce din k each sale. KKAL JSTATK AT PRIVATE BALK. JM. GUM MET & PONS. AUCTIONEERS No. 60S WALNUT eitreet . Hold RmtuIbt Bales of KKAL KhTATK, b'l'OCK B. AND BTOURITTEa A 1HK PBILADLIaPHIA KXCHANOK, fiandbilts of each property lasned separately.- ooo catalogues published and circulated, containing full descriptions of property to be sold, as also, a par. tial list el property contained in our Real Faiatd Reck- ter. and oilered at private sale. Hales advertised dally In all ths dally newspapers PANCOAST & WARNOCK, AUCTIONEERS. No. 840 MARKET BTKKKT. LUMBER. 1867.-asKltanhitb pinb boaem "4W,s,"4f . and 4 Inch CHOICE PANKL AND 1st COMMON. U feet Ion 4-4, fc-4, 6-4. 2. tH. 8. aud 4 Inch WH1TK PINE. PANkL PATTERN PL A N8", LAItUK AND bUPKRloR B1QCK ON II ANO. 1867 B TI I T. I) T N n l nriTT nrwn . i7iTTilrai7it ' LUMBi-KI LUMBER! LUMBER! 1 tAOVMllA r lAAJltiXNU. 6-4 CAROLINA FLOOK1NU. 4-4 DltLAW ARti FLOORING. 6-4 DELAWARE ILOOR1NU. WHITK PUNK FLOOHLNU. AOH FLOOR1NO. WA1 NUl' FLUOKINQ. bPRUCK FLOOR 1NO. b I EP BOARDS. RAIL PLANK. PLA 8TKRING LATH. 186 J . bIJ IKQLKb. w IhUAS BH INGLES. bHOKT CKDAR bHLNUUiS. , :OOPti.R bHIN(L,lJS. , FINE ASSORTMENT FOR HALE LOW. - NO. 1 CKDAIt LOGS AND PQ3TM. 1 Lt7MBEE FOR UNDERTAKERS I J-CH I . LUMBER FOR CNDKRTAKKKol RED CEDAR. WALNUT. AND PINK 1867, ALBANY I.TTMRh.R fiv ATT. trrwna ALBANY LUMBER OF ALL KLNIW. , , drt poplar, chlkky, and ash, oak. plank and boards. ' mahogany, rosewood. and walnut veneers, i RfV7 -CIG AR-BOX MANUFACTURERS. XJV- I .CIGAR-BOX MANUPACTUKERii. bPAMpH CEDAK BOX BOAR Da. 1 spruce joist! epRUCB joisn iOU I . f PKUCK JOIST! FROM 14 TO Vi FEET LONG. SUPERIOR NORWAY bCANTblNO. . . MAULE. BROTHER & CO., ' rpf No. ItSUiibOUTH BTREET. U. S BUILDERS' MILL, NO. 94, 86, AND XS . FIFTEKNTU BT, ESLER & BXLO.. Pi-ODrietora. ways on band, made of the Beet Seasoned Lumber, at low prioea, WOOD MOULDINGS, BRACKETS, BALUSTERS AND NEWELS, News is, Balusters, Bracket and Wood Mouldings. WOOD MOULDINGS, BRACKETS, BALUSTERS, AND NEWELS. Walnut and Asb Hand Railing, , X, and 4 Inches. BUTTERNUT. O II E S N V T, and WALNUT MOULDING to order. 13f 0. PERKINS, LUMBER MERCHANT. HucoesHOrto K Clark. Jr., NO. 324 CHRISTIAN BTHEET. Constantly on band a Urge and varied assortnxwat of Building Lumber. 6 4 HARDWARE, CUTLERY. ETC. gTANDBRlDQE, BARE & CO., IMPORTERS 07 AKD DEALERS llf FCREIGN AKD AMERICAN HARDWARE, VO, 1321 HABJUT ajTRET, Offer t or sale a I arge stock ot Ilard-rvare and Cutlery, TOGETHER WITH 1000 KEGS NAIL AT BtDTjrKD PBll'SS, ITtbAta o CUTLERY. A fine assortment of POCKET and TABLE CUT LERY. RAZORS. RAZOR STROPS, LADIES' SCIS- bORS. PAPER AND TAILORS' SHEARS, ETC., at . L. V. 1IELMOLD Cutlery Store, No. la South TENTH Street, 11 g Tbree doors above WalnuU OVERNMENT PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE NIN4JM, WAV t'VK, If you want an ra Awning v. rr . Jr" h taut n.kem tfike the nientur, "! v""aiur l-lol 1NM liokt.lU.llel.lM, l-'-i ''"i'irehlL". i i.nyolwbkJi a. e..ure17 r 'Hf" .. ... ri.w.i. a i... (Jivriiuieii bartitieeav arueaa of an kind eta iVi-v u.Hli.
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