CJiOSS PURPOSES.
I love mj clisrminp Polly, tmd
My charniingM'olly she -
Is fond of Dick" wlo'd give Via band
For Fan, who doats oa me. -
Each day I try my Poll to meet,
' My Polly pines to see '
Young Dick, who lounges evory street
For Fan, who hunts up me. . .
I frown when Fanny's path I oross,
Fan pouts yonng Dick to ct,
Dick swears, the ropne I at Poll, who'll toss
Her head at sight of me.
Oh, would some kindly fate transfer
Fan's love to Dick, and he
Not love my Poll, and she not care
For Dick, hut Bigb. for me!
But no I it is the lot of man:
'Twas ever so, you see,
That Poll loves Dick, while Dick loves Fan,
And Fan Is sweet on somebody elao.
ROSA DON II EUR.
The artistic fame of Mad'lle Rosalie Konheur,
more generally known as plain Rosa Bonheur,
is world-wide. Born at liorduaux on the 2 2d
March, 1822, she early devoted herself to tho.se
pursuits which have brought such honor to
her name, ller father, Oscar Raymond Bon
heur, himself a French artist of some distinc
tion, first directed her studies, and was, it is
said, her sole adviser in the mechanism of the
art. Bince the age of seventeen, however,
Rosa herself has been prominently before the,
world.
The circumstances of her early Ufa are
rather remarkable, and may be briefly referred
to. Her father, in his youth, though he had
taken honors at the exhibitions of his native
town, devoted part of his time to giving draw
ing lessons to families for the support of his
aged parents. An attachment sprang up be
tween him and one of his pupils, Sophie Mar
ines, a lovely and accomplished girl. ' The
union was strongly opposed by her family on
account of the artist's poverty; but, neverthe
less, they contrived to get married, and were
then entirely thrown ou their own resources,
which necessitated the relinquishing by the
new-made husband of his dreams of fame, and
for eight years he maintained his family
by teaching drawing. Of his four chil
dren, Rosalie, or, as she has always called
herself, Rosa, was the eldest a wild,
active, impetuous child, impatient of restraint
and hating study. She was a long time in
acquiring even the elements of reading and
writing. When not in the fields, as Mrs.
Ellet states in her admirable sketch of Rosa
Bonheur, she was in the garden, gathering
posies as large as herself. Her complexion
was fair, with rosy cheeks; her light auburn
hair curled in natural ringlets; and she was so
plump that the Spanish poet, Moratia, who
then lived at Bordeaux, used to call her his
"round ball," and would rompwith her for
hours together. 1 1 was he who first predioted
that the wayward girl would become something
great in after life.
In 1829 Raymond Bonheur quitted Bordeaux
and established himself in Paris; but here he
at first met with so little success that the
united efforts of husband and wife could barely
support the family. When the mother died,
Rosa, who had persistently set her face against
book-learning, was placed with a'seamstress,
in order that she might be able" to support
herself by her needle. But Rosa's active tem
perament could not endure the restraint, and
her father took her from this employment and
placed her at a boarding-school. Here she
signalized her stay by making paper carica
tures of the governess and professors, which.
after coloring, she would attach to the ceiling
of the school-room by means of bread patiently
chewed to the consistence of putty. Ulti
mately, her father, finding that he could do
little else with her, kept her at home with
him; and from that time her genius took defi
nite form. Having at first few opportunities
of studying from life the animals she wished
to paint, she would wander about the streets
' of Paris and carefully observe such animals as
might pass. Her enthusiasm soon became so
great that it is said she even visited the
slaughter-houses of Paris in search of subjects
for her pencil.
At the age of seventeen, Bhe entered fairly
upon her successful career by the exhibition
of two pictures "Goats and Sheep," and
'Two Rabbits" which attracted considerable
attention. Her first great work a , work
which at onoe gave her the proud position of
the French Landseer was the "Labourage
Kivernais." finished in 1849, and no in the
Luxembourg. The "Horse Fair," another
great work of hers, which formed the great
attraction of the French Exhibition of Pictures
in London during the season of 1855 is well
known from engravings. In 1855, she sent
to the Universal Exhibition of Paris a land
scape painting of vast dimensions, "The Hay.
making Season in Auvergne;" and sinoe then
sue nas given 10 ine woria many productions
of crreat merit.
Since 1MB she has directed the Oratuitous
School of Design for Young Girls at Paris. In
1847 she obtained a first-class medal, and
again, in 1805, was this honor conferred upon
her.
One would naturally hesitate in commending
lier eccentrio habits for the emulation of female
artists, though there can be little doubt that
one of them at least has had a marked intlu
' ence upon her works. Thus, she regularly
visits the horse-markets, both in France and
other countries, adopting the masculine dress,
which, combined with the decided character of
her features, enables her personally to inspect
and select her purchases with less interrup
tion and remark than she could otherwise
hope to do. She has fitted up an ante-chamber
near her studio as a stable, for the use of the
many animals that she always has about her.
Here she may be seen, dressed in her own
peculiar style, and surrounded by goats,
sheep, etc.
As the gifted artist has avowed her Inten
tion never to marry, but to devote her life ex
clusively to art, we may expect to have many
other productions from her pencil, for she is a
most indefatigable worker. The restless
energy of her character, which would not
allow her to settle quietly down to the seam
stress life, or submit to school restraints, now
finds scope for its development in far higher
channels. If Rosa Bonheur has never taken
very naturally to books, she has done some
hard study of other kinds.
Perms Education in ArBTBAtU. The re
port of the Royal Commission on public edu
cation in the colony of Victoria records 1080
public and private schools in 186(5, or one
school to every 686 of the population. The
number of scholar was 79,378, or one scholar
to every 7-97 of the population. The number
of teachers was 2130, or one teacher to every
i!97 of the population.
Bankbttptcy of thb Chibf op thi Parbkes.
The Parsee millionaire, who sinoe his father's
death has heen the leader of his co-religionists,
Mr. Rustomjee Jamsetjee Jejeebhoy proposes
, to compromise with his creditors for five annas
in the rupee. Three years ago "he was worth
two 'million ipotmds sterling.
THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY,
cjty intelligence:
(Ton ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITKMS MKB OUTRIDE PAOUS.J
IWFORTAKT FtATRMKNT CoHOKnWIJirt THR Rg
PTORATION op Canoklluo Kevbnob STAMrS.
Tbe lollowinft Important circular, oncoming
the collection, waehlne, and restoration ot reve
nue stamps, has been received by Assessor John
W. Fraricr, of the First Disirict:
Treasury Department, Ofeicb of Internal
Revenue, Washington, July 0, 18C7. It la re
ported that perrons In various parts ol the coun
try are enpaged in collrctuia: cancelled revenue
stamps and preparing them for further ime by
removing the cancelling mark, rpgummine, etc.
These collections are initrlo to a preat extent
Jroni nmoneet the waste pn per of banks, bank
ers, Bird brokers. Checks, drafts, etc., when
they have ceased to be valuable as luitruments
ot evidence, and etipecially bills or memoranda
of sales, or the contracts for sales of stocks,
bonds, gold or stiver bullion, coiu. promissory
notes, etc., are ereneiallv cast ahlc with tup can
celled stHmp attached, and thus the stamns
rendilv fall into flip hnnrlu nf llinso whn o.,,V
them for fraudulent purposes.
I'oniers. brokers, and all others arc re.mect.
fully requested to destrov their revenue ttamm
after they have once been used and have ceased
to be of value to them, or to make Mich other
disposition of them as shall effectually prevent
their restoration and rouse. Bank examiners
nleo are requested to call the attentlou of bank
ers to t ne firjBSjirauus that are practised upon
the public revenue In this wav. and to nrje .
co-oicration with the tevenue officers In the
suppression ot tbero; and all internal revenue
oflieers are hereby directed and euoined to give
this matter their (special attention, to acquaint
nu iintuiiB wuu use Hwmps witn tue true pur
pose lor which they n re collected alter having
been once used, and to uree sneh n. rilsnnsal n
citnccllcd stamps us shall protect the United
States Irom lot.
The laet that a person i collecting stamns is
sullicicnt lo arouse strong suspicion Hnd to call
ior iinineouue investigation ; while the posses
sion of washed, restored, or altered stamps is
prima facte evidence of guilt.
Jo nams should be spared to effect the deten
tion of the guilty rarties and to insure their
punishment, as provided in (Section 156 of the
Internal Revenue act.
E. A. Rollins, Commissioner.
Attempted Adduction. Yesterday afternoon
a daughter of a highly respectable citizen,
accompanied by her young sister, proceeded to
Washington Square. After being together a
short time, a man giving his name as Dougherty
aecosiea xne nine gin, ana cave nor money to
buy peanuts. She was gone but a few moments.
When she returned her sister could not be
found, and the little one beaantocry. Several
pcrsous who had seen the man lead the girl
away, called the attention of a police officer.
lie went Into the rettaurant in the basement at
the corner of Seventh and Walnut street", and
found Doutrhi rty and the youug girl closeted la
a private dox, witn gmsses ot brandy before
them. The man was arrested, and the girl
returned to her parents.
Improvements. Two fine new school-houses
are now being erected in Germantown, as paro
chial scbool-housej for the congregation of St.
V intent de Paul Catholic church. The one tor
girls will Lave a front of 38 feet, and a depth
of 89 feet; the other, for boys, will be 44 by 74
feet.
The interior of the old Pine Street Presbyte
rian Church, where the lamented Dr. Braiuerd
so long officiated, Is undergoing very extensive
alterations. The galleries have been raised, and
reduced in width, the pews are to be modern
ized, the walls ana ceiling painted, and the
whole interior to be so changed that it win
present an entirely new appearance. Several
months will be required to complete the work.
New Vessels. A new steam-tun is nearly
ready for launchiie at the yard of the National
Ship company, at nation's point, one is bo ieet
long, 18 feet beam. Her engines are direct act
ing, with cylinders 18 by 18 inches. All the
modern Improvements have been Introduced.
rue new steamooat Hue. nunc at cneswr.
started for Cape May yesterday, in the place of
the 8. M. Felion. This boat is 180 feet long. 30
leet beam, and a feet depth of hold. Tho dining
saloon, on the main deck, is nanasomety ntieo
up, and provided witn every comiori ana con
venience tor passengers.
Got Nothing but Trouble. A dwelling-
house on Catharine street, between Second and
Third, was burglariously entered yesterday
morning, aboat 3 o'clock, by means of "nip
pers." a convenient instrument ior turning a
Key in the lock from the outside. The burglars
reached the second story, but the gentleman of
the bouse rising to give the fellows a warm re
ception, they made good their ecape without
plunder.
Blight Fire. The alarm of fire about nine
o'clock last evening, in the northern part of the
city, wa9 caused by the burning of a bed and
clothing in the second story of a house ou
Second street, above Noble.
St. Joseph's New Church and College, to be
erected at Eighteenth and Thompson streets,
will be two of the largest Institutions in
tie di"cee. The entire tract Includes about
thiee acres, and was purchased for $45,000.
A Scion of a Reverential Branch. A son
of Brigham Young, accompanied by a number
of males and females, passed throunh Philadel
phia yesterday, on their way to Salt Lake City.
They came in the New York through line, aud
took the Pennsylvania Railroad cars at West
Philadelphia.
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Ifeuit tee Firet Page.
ALMANAC FOB PHILADELPHIA THIS DAY.
SUM RieBB.. .,4M MoOBT Rihu.ihmmmmm- 9 00
SUM htT....... 719 HlH Wilt 3-13
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
William C Kknt, 1
Thuuih E. Ashmkad, VMoMTai.T CouiiiTTEa.
UUVUMKjXTB OF OCKAN grEAUEag.
FOR AMERICA,
Atlantic... . JSouthampton...New Vork.... -July
N A merlcaU..-Ll verpool...Utiebeo uly
(juleagj Ltverpool...New York July
C ofVttShington.Llverpool...NeW York July
Livertool...lloalon
.Juiy
.July
Belio'ua. Louduo New York.
. , ..nu . H..iiLhaniniun.New York.
July
Llveiool...New York ....July
DeuUich'laud.Soulhaiuplou..New York......July
MlnnebOia.........-Llveriool...New York July
C.of Autwerp Llverpool...New York ...July
Moravlan-..Liverpool...Uueheo..... J" Y
pel8ltt Liverpool... New York July
FOR EUROPH.. . , .
Saxonla New Vork...liamburg...-. July 20
.ji.iM.uuiur New York Havre..- I illy 20
Peuusylvaul....New York...Llverpool.-.-.....Ju y
Aialauta.........New York. ..London July
City of Parls....New York...Liverpool. -July
Irou Age.........New York...Anlwerp ............J uiy
IUberiila.....New York...Glasgow-.M ....July
Vera Crns.....New York...Havre .Ju y
Germanla...M...New York...ltambiir July
EdluburghM......New York...Llverpool July
Kcolla..............fsew York...Llverpool.., July
liecla .New York Liverpool July
llermaun ....New YorK...Urumeu... .....July
C.of Aniwerp..New York. ..Liverpool ..July
Vimluia New York...Liverpo(il... July
U. Kingdom New York..,Glt;)ioW........-July 27
Europe New Yori..Havre July 27
Alemannla....,New Voi kUttiuburg..,. July 27
AtlauUo New York...llrenien July 27
COASTWISE, DOMESTIC, m
J.W. EeruauPhllada Charleston..
July -July
to
Tonawanda.,
.Vhilada Savanuau
Gen, Grant-...
O. Cromwell..
Aritoua
N. America..
M oro Castle..
lionfer.
H. Hudson....
...New VorkNew Or. tans.
KNew York... New Orloaus.
...New YurK... Asnlnwall
j my w
.Julr
-July
.July
Juiy
..July
.July
..July
...New York:.. .Rio Janeiro.
...New York... Havana......
...Pbllada WlluiliiKtou.
M..Phllada Iavaiia.
..New York,..Ht. JaKO.
ab itee
...Plillada New Orleans
Ui.
Al alls are luinwumi .ywy .tuuitii m iu.
lines The steauiers for or from Liverpool Call at
Queeiiilowu, except the Canadian line, which call at
Londonderry. The steamers for or from tkeOonll
nnt oai 1 at Sonthanit'too.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Rrhr J U. Ford, Iiaulem, Wabhlnijiou, Cantaln.
Schr W. Henry, Corkran, Ealtiuiure, Raoou, Collins
vflower, Robinson, New York, W.P.Olyde&Oo.
Ht'. II L Oaw, Her, Raltiure. A.Oroves.Jr.
J .; Vhos. Jeilerson. Allen, tor RalUuiore, with to
eftiurgea. W. Clue A i.
AKKIVF.O T KHT HkDAY.
Ilflrnu Oriental. Dunham. tAt nava irnm Tnnrton.
with nidKe. to P. Wright Horn,.
ru hr (Jell, Oram, fclirmiklilra Irnm Nnrmlch. In hal.
IM 10 Day. lilKlll. ll A Co.
Hchr Mary and Carolina. Fowler. 1 dar from Leloslc.
with grain to J I Bewli-v & Co.
(M'lir A. Hunlttn. Hnr. ii I ltr from ndpniL with
Bruin to J. L. Hp ty fc
retir j. i , y mum, Atkins, S days from Vllton, witn
gmln to CtirlKlInn A Co.
hchr Mi well, IStMinrit, 2 days from Indian river, with
lumlier to Hhcoii. Collin A t o.
-! r . M. Clayton, Waller I davs from Laurel, with
railroad ties to It h con. Collins A Co.
Hlenmpr Fannin. Kenmn. M hour from Nnw York.
wllh nuloe to W. M. P.Rlrcl A Co.
MeBiiierB. F. I'lipipn, lirnwit, 14 hoar from New
Turk, with mrtse. to W. M. Halril AtXi.
uteanier Ann Klira. hieliarda. n honra from Hew
Tnrk, with indue, to W. P. Clyr A Co.
1 lie Them. Jpllpmon A lion, trom HnlLlmnre. with a.
tow ol barges to W. 1'. Clyde A Co.
AT QUARANTINE.
Btefimfiriln TTcn.iri.'k it nriiitifi. II nwM. 4 dura and 17
hours Irom Havana. 17th, Capo HaiKThs t.o.irlnnrt.
"W, 18 nillPH, rpnke .ateaaiHlilp Hi&m and btrlpee,
Holmes, hence (or Havana.
tl . M KM OH A NT) A
rnlrs Npw TTntrlinl Hdira' Wrnml ir. Rurton: and
J. B. (illrhrlnt, Walls, for VliilaUi-lphla, were up at
Liverpool mh Inst.
Wf mnhlp Pioneer, Bennett, for Philadelphia, Balled
from WllmlnKton, N.C., veslerilay.
Jinn r.rrlcDetia, Flllliiertl. nence, ai napiea win mi.
K'hr John Johnnon. Mcltrlde, hence tor Cleulueuos.
wan ppoken 8ih InBi.. lat. 24 W. Ion. 7 20,
ncnia At. Kenny. Aenew, ana M. Hemic, t-onaer,
for Philadelphia, cleared al New York yenterday.
Pchra IliBWBtlia. Newman, and Cerro Uordo, Hnl?
don. for Phllailelt.hla. aalled from Newburyuorl lotti
limlant.
Hchr alarsralho. Menlev. hence, at Portland I6tu
InniHiit.
i-rtirJohn Kowlett. Bradley, hence, at Kicumona
1Mb i nut.
Hrhr Bee, Coring, hence, at wasningion, u. c, mm
InMHnt.
Bchr Mary Wi Hupper. Hupper, bence. at Boston
' w'eaii'er C. ComBtock, T)rAke, for Philadelphia,
cleared at New York yesterday.
NOTICE TO MAKINKttH
The following. Klvm the. location of the new aboal
caused by the submarine eruption at the Western
Inlands on the 2d uli.:
Notice la hereby given that between the 1st and 2(1
Inct. a volcanic eruption commenced otr ihe west end
ot the iKland of Tercelra, nine mitew Irom the laud, lu
)ut. US 62 N.. Ion. 27 83 W. of Oreenwlch.
The shoal waa reported to be visible on the 6th, and
the volcano In active operation.
Fayal. June U. 1W!7.
SEA-SIDE AMUSEMENTS.
QR AND INVITATION Hpr
BY THE ClIIEHTSOF THE
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., .
ON SAT CUD AY EVENING, JULY SO, 1867.
MUSIC BY THE WASHINGTON (FWX) BAND,
EIGHTEEN PERFORMERS. 717 4t
QFAND COMPLIMENTARY HOP
AT THE
SURF HOUSE,
ATLANTIC CITYt NEW JEBSEY,
ON KATUBDAY EVENING, J 17 IVY S0,1S67.
MU6IO BY CARNCR033 &
ORCHESTRA.
DIXEY'd FULL
7 15 6t
AMUSEMENTS.
-DIERSTADT'8
LAST GREAT PAINTING
THE DOM EH OF TUE GREAT YO-fcEMlfE,
now on exhibition,
now vu AND EVENINQ,
In the Southeast Gallery of the
ACAi-a.M V OF FINE ARTS. 65tt
HO! FOR SMITH'S ISLAND! FRESH AIR
BEAUTIFUL BCENERY HE A LTH KUL
EXERCTbE-THK BATli ENTERTAIN MEiNT OF
THE Vk&ARY LAKEMEYEB m
respectfully In lorms herlrieuds and the public KOne
rally, that she will open the beautiful Island Pleasure
Ground known asMiTn,8IBLAND(
on SUNDAY next, Mays, bhe Invites all to come
and enjoy with her the delights of this favorite sum
mer resort. 4 noil
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOFSAFES
"i '
C. L. MAISER.
MiNUJACTOBKB OF
FIBE AND BUBOlAB-PBOOr
SAFES.
LocKonnn, belivhanoeb, and
UKALKU IN BVUDIHCI IIAKI) WARE,
51 NO. 484 RACK STREET.
-i A LARGE ASSORTMENT Vtr tltua
U and Rurglar-proof SAFES on hand, with Inside
doors. Dwelling-house IVJi-Sa-SnKP
prices low. 422 VINE street.
COAL.
THE GENUINE EAGLE VEIN, THE CELE
brated PRESTON, and the pure hard GREEN
WOOD COAL, ligg and Stove, sent to all parts ot the
City at 16 50 per ton; superior LEHIGH at ti-7S.
Each of the above articles are warranted to (five
perfect sattolactlon In every respect. Orders received
at No. 114 S. THIRD Street; Emporium, No. 1U4
WASHINGTON Avenue. 4J
"D MIDDLETON & CO.. DEALERS IN
rS- Tuiil tllill f.H-.Hinil and EAGLE VEIN
COAL. Kept dry under cover. Spared expressly
for family use. Yard, No. 1225 WASHINGTON
Avenue. Ofllce, No. 614 WALN UT Street. 7 2J
ESTABLISHED 1795.
A. S. ROBINSON,
rrench Plate Looking-Glasses,
ENGRAVINGS, PAINTIN&8, DRAWINGS. ETC.
Mamufactursr of all kluds of
LOOUINO-tiLAIiH, POKTRAIT, AND PIC
TUBE IBAIIU TO OBUUl.
Wo. GIO OHE8NUT BTUEKT,
THIRD DOOR ABOVE THE CONTINENTAL,
PHILADELPHIA. 8 15
17 R E N C H STEAM
BCOUKING.
ALOEDYLL MARX U CO..
HO. 13a ISO IT II IXlTtRTII fcTREKT
IV D
Hn.IlO B4CKHTHCKT. 810mwf
A MKMCAN CONCRETE PAINT AND R00P
Thin paint, for tin and metal roofs, old or new. Is
uneuuulled. Roofs of every kind, old shinnies In.
eluded, covered ol repaired thoroughly. Leaks aud
u.u..u ..v-. . ior saie oy the can or
THIRD bUeeu 17131m j JOSEPH LEKUS.
PHILADELPHIA
B tt n n V o Wa
XI A M IkliJLi , T V A VJI JH V A.1
NINTH tZJF JHP'W. ? "
EVERETT, after thirty ve'oraT, . 1.."'.. Z
uaraiiiees tue asurui ad)ttn.ei,t of his Piemtui
J aleut Graduating Prws.ire Trui. and a variety s
others. (,h',:,'l. Elastic StookluifS. hhouldj
j" """i -""iiiuer, etc.
Indies'
MMMM VWHHWVW m . I. IJJ ,
AJ
ENGINES. MACHINERY, ETC
QOLD'S IMPROVED
PATENT LOW 8TEAM
1ND
HOT WATER APPARATU3,
FOB WAB91INU ANI VENTILATING
WITH PUKE EXTERN Al, AIK.
Also, the approved Cor kin Apparatus.
THE AMERICAN KITCHENER,
Oa the European plan of heavy casting, duraolllty
and neamensol construction.
Suitable tor .Hotels, public Ini.tllui.ions, aud the DfUw!
clasa ol Private UeaUlencea,
Also, Agents for the tale ot
SFEAKb'ANS PATENT SAFETY VALVE,
Which should be connected with every water back
aud boiler, and UttliHl'H'8 -
PATENT ARCHIMEDEAN VENTILATOR.
UNION STEAM AND WATER HEATING COMPANY.
JAMES P. WOOD A CO.,
NO. 41 MOUTH FOURTH NT BEET.
B. M. FELT WELL, Superintendent 4 26 8a
fF-Ft PENN BTEAM ENGINE AND
y3:U L.'.'nnn i. w WOHKb. NKAE1K fc LEVY
liwVCiUAL AN It 1HEOHKT1CAL ENU1NEK1U4
MACHlNlttlB, BOILER - llAEEKti, BLACK
SMITHS, and FOUNDERH, Iibvidm (or many ytmr
been In suocesNtal operation, and been exoluNlvely
eiiKBKed In building aud repairing Marine and Rlvei
Engines, blub aud lbw-prewure. Iron Boilers, Waiei
Tanks, Propellers, etc. etc. respectlully uttar their
aervloee to tne public aa being luliy prepared to con
tract for engine of all alien, Marine, River, and
Stationary; Caving sets of patterns of dlUereulsir.ee
are prepared to execute ordein with quick deHpalcb,
Every description of patteru-maklng made at the
shortest notice, HlKD and Low-pressure Flue,
Tubular, and Cylinder Boilers, of the beet Penimyl
vania charcoal iron. Fork-lugs of all site and kinds:
Iron and Brass Castings of all descriptions; Bull
Turning, Screw Culling, and ail other work connected
with the above busmen.
Lirawtnxs aud speciilcatlom tor all work dons
at the establishment free ol charge, and work guar
an teed,
ti subscribers have ample wharf-dock room fhi
repairs of boats, where they can lie In perlecl satety,
and are provided with shears, blocks, falls, etc etc ,
for raising heavy or light wlj NEAFU,
JOHN P. LEV Y.
1211 BEACH and PALMER Streets.
I. VltJHAM MH.BBICK, WILLIAM H. MKUtBICB
OUTI1WAEK FOUMiitlf, FIFTH AND
WAJSiiiNUTOIN ritreete,
Ph iLAPki.PBIa.
MERRICK t SONS.
ENGINEERtt ANI MACHINISTS,
manufacture High and Low Pressure Hteam Knglnes
lor Laud, River, aud Marine service.
Boilers. OaHometers, Tanks, Iron Boats, etc,
CastiUK of all kinds, either iron or brass.
Iron Frame Roots lor Oas Works, Workshops, ans
Railroad bunions, etc.
Retort and Oas Machinery, of the latest and most
Unproved construction.
Every description of Plantation Machinery, and
frugar, Baw, aud Orlst Mills. Vacuum Pans, Open
bit-am Trains, Ielecator, Filters, Pumpiiig- En
B Bole Agents for N. Bllleux's Patent Bngar Boiling
Apparatus, Nesmylh's Patent bieaui Uauamer, aud
Aspinwall & Woolsey'l Patent Centrifugal Hugar
Draining Machine. IM
T3BIDE8BUKG
MACHINE WORKS
D OFFICE,
No. 66 N. FRONT BTREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
We are prepared lo nil orders to any extent for oa
wcll'aCiiown
MACHINERY FOB COTTON AND WOOLLE3
MILIi.
Including all recent Improvements In Carding, Spin
nlng, auuWeavlug.
We invite the attention ol manufacturers to oar ex
tensive wor. ALFRED JEN KB BOS.
LOST.
LOST A CERTIFICATE OP CITY LOAN,
No. 2227, daled September 17, 1862, In name 01
Margaret Paulson, for six nunarea aonars. aud
er-
sons are cautioned against negotiating the Bame,
X
he
Under will receive lo rewara uy leaving tne same at
WILLIAM HOGG, Jb.'s,
76 12 No. 901 N. EIGHTH Street.
T OST-A CERTIFICATE OF CITY LOAN,
No. 16,817, for fuo. 'n the name or A. I KERR.
AH persons are cautioned against them same; and any
one returning It to T. H.B.WOOD, Mauayunk.orattbe
City Treasurer's Otllce will be rewarded 6 24 mw!2l
WANTS.
B
00K AGENTS IN LUCK AT LAST.
The crisis Is passed. The hour has come to lift the
veil of net-res v which has hitherto enveloped tbeinner
history of the great civil war, and this Is done by oiler
lug to thk public General L. O. Baker's
"HISTORY OF THE SECRET SERVICE."
For thrilling Interest this book transcends all the
romances ot a tbousandlyears. and conclusively proves
that "truth Is stranger than fiction."
Agents are clearing from 200 to 300 per month,
which we can prove to any doubling applicant. A
few more can obtain agencies In territory yet unoccu
pied. Address . .
V P. 4JABRETT 4k CO,
NO, 70 CIIEANUT HTBEET,
7 2tf PHILADELPHIA.
WANTED, FIVE HUNDIiED EECKDIT6
for the U. S. Marine Corps. Recruits must be
able-bodied, young, unmarried men. They will be
employed In the Government Navy-yards and In
Ships of War on foielgu stations, i or further lnlor
matlon apply to JAMES LEWIS,
Captain and Recruiting Otlicer,
419 fmwjf No. 8UJERONT Bteet.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
f INSURANCE COMPANY
or
NORTH AMERICA.
OFFICE, NO a WALNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA
INCORPORATED 1704. CHARTER PERPETUAL,
CAPITAL, $500,000.
ANSf.TM. JANITABT 8, 1807, 1,76S7'8S.
lNsVBr.1 IflRINK, INLAW I TR4NSPOB
T At ION AIriavK KlIia.
Arthur G. Coffin, George L. Harrison,
Samuel W. Joiies,
Frauds R. Cope,
jouu a. uruwu,
Chariea l ay lor,
Auiljroee White,
Richard D. Wood,
W illiam Welsh,
K Morris Wain,
lnlin MiLMmi.
Edward U. Trotter,
Edward S. Clarke,
William Cummiugs,
T. Charlton Henry,
Alfred D. Jeasup,
John P. White.
Louis C. Madeira.
' ABTUTJRG.
rti mi Putt, hvdrf tarv.
COFFIN, Ptesiaeni,
WILLIAM BU Ell l-h.lt, Harrlsbnrg, Pa., Centra
Agent lor the Stale ol Pennsylvania, iio
QIIIARP FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
(No. 639)
H. B. COR. CBESMJT AND BEVENTII BTS.
PBII.AbKI.PHIA.
CAPITA!. AI B.lllI'Lla OTtM 800,0O4
lNCOint: I'OB 16, lti8,U84.
Iiosses I'ald and Accrued In IBM.
47.000
Of which amount not 13000 remain unpaid at thlsdau
llVsfJSSouo of pro,riyhas beeu Successlu 1
by this tympany lu thirteen years, aud Eliit Hun
died Losses by Fixe promptly paid.
DIKECT'ORS.
Thomas Craven.
Diias i era.
Allred S. Gillett,
N. S. Lawrence,
Charles I. Dupont,
Henry F. Eeuuey,
Furmau Slieppard,
'1 homas MauEellar,
John Supplee,
John W. laguorn,
Joseph
Ti.OMAri CRAV EN. Presldsnt
Blip, M. V.
A. H
t ifin
Q0TT0N ANDJTLAX AWD OANVAa,
V " Of all numbers aud brand.
Teat Awnlnr. Trnnk, and Wagou Cover Duok-A is o.
feet Wide, FauljoiliJ E VEU M A NCOj
JULY 19, 18G7.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
PkELAWARE MUTUAL BAFKTY INSU
J KANCK COMPANY, Incorporated by the legis
lature ol Pennsylvania.
Office. B. E. corner of TH I RD an d WALNUT StreeU
' Philadelphia.
MARINE INbUKANCEfl
vessels, carno, and freight, to all tmrw of the world,
INLAND INHtTKANCKH
on goods by river, canal, lake, and land carriage, to
all parti Ot the Union.
aupaiaoi we kk 1N8rjKANCE8
on merchandise generally.
On b lores, Dwelling ilous, to
A88KTH OF TtlK COMPANY.
November 1, l"o;
ftlOO.faX Tjnl'ed blates It Per Cent Loan,
9 1 1K71 ilU.OOOTXI
120.000 TJnlted states 6 Per Out. Loan,
1K81 136.5W00
100,000 United elates 7H-I0 Per CenU
Ix.an. Treasury Notes. 21l,o00"00
llfi.000 City of Philadelphia Per Cent.
Loan (exemrtH)... 1M.662 60
54,000 btnte of eennsylvanla Per
Cent. Loan M.700'00
66,000 Ftate or Pennsylvania 6 Per
Cent.Loiin 44.82CO0
60,000 Plate ot New Jersey Klx Per
Cent. Loan . 60.750-00
10,000 Pennsylvania Railroad, 1st
Mortgage, Biz Per Cent.
bonds 80,500-00
5,600 Pennsylvania Railroad, 2d
MoriKHtte, Mi Per Cent. Bonds . H, 250 DO
25,000 Western I'ennsylvanls Rail
road Mix Per Cent. Bonds
(Pennsylvania Railroad gua
rantee 10,750-00
tO.OOO Btate oi Tennessee Five Per
Cent. Loan 18,0(10-00
7,000 State ot lenuessee bix Pur
Cent. Ix)an .. 4000
16,000 too hbsres Block of Uercmo
town Gas Company (principal
and Interest Ktiaranted by
the city or Philadelphia)..-.. 15,0(i0'U0
7,150 US Hhares Block of Penusylva-
nla Railroad Company teBs-26
6,000 1U0 bh ires block ol North Penu-
sylvania Railroad Company. 6,950-00
20,000 80 Miares Htock of Philadel
phia and Houtheru Mall
Bteomshlp Company ao.000'00
195.900 Loans on Bolide and Mortgage, n..
1st Liens on City Property..- I95.9QO-00
11.046,050 par.
Market value.
Cost. tl.(IHU.5u2'09,
61,070.280-75
86,000-00
17,637-20
8,923'90
1,930-00
41.540-00
Real Estate
Bills receivable for Insurances
made
Balance due at agencies. Pre
miums on Marine Policies,
Accrued Interest, and other
dch:s due to the company
bcrlp and Htock of suudrv Insu
rance and other Companies,
65178. Estimated value .-
('ash In Bank ...6811,1112-28
Cash la Drawer.,-...... 447T4
J l,407il
is assumed
This being a new enterprise, the Par
as the market vaiun.
Thomas C. Hand,
ohn C. Davis,
Edmund A. bonder.
Theophllus Paulding,
John R. Penrose,
James Traqualr,
Iitnry C. Dallett, Jr.,
James O. Hand,
W Uliam C. Ludwlg,
Joseph H. beal,
George G. Lelper,
Hugh Craig,
John D. Taylor,
Jacob Riegel,
Bamnel E. Stokes,
neury oioan.
wnnam u. Boniton,
Edward Darlington.
H. Jones Brooke,
Edward Latourcade,
Jacob P. J on en,
James B. McFarland,
Joshua P. Eyre,
Hpencer Mcllvalne,
J. B. bemple, PKUtburg,
A. B. Rerger. "
D. 1. Morgan, "
George W. Rernardoo,
C. HANI). President.
JOHN C,
DAVIS, Vice-President.
Hinkt Lti.biibn. Secretary.
1829 CIIAETER PERPETUAL.
Franklin Fire Insurance Go.
or rillLADEXPHIA.
OFFICE:
MOM. 48S AN
4S7 til U NUT BTUEKT.
ASSETS
OH JANUARY 1, IS
Capital ..
,4no,noo-oo
V46.7I8-98
Accrued Surplus
Premlums
,4,2l1.432-lt
UNSETTLED CLAIMS,
27,4sl-18
INCOME FOR 1666,
U5,0UU.
LOMSE8 PAID BMC 1889 OTEB
tt.500.HIO.
Perpetual and Temporary Policies on Liberal Terms
DIRECTORS.
Cnarles N. Bancker.
Tobias Wagner,
Samuel Grunt
George W. Richard!
Isaac Lea,
George Fales,
Alfred Filler,
FrancM W. Lewis, m. D.
Peter McCall,
Thomas Sparks.
CHARLES N
BANCKER. President.
UhUJilib FALiLo. vice-president.
J. W.
MCALLISTER. Secretary pro tern. (SI tl!31
JAKE A LIFE POLICY
IM THK
BROOKLYN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE:
N. E. tor. SEVENTH and W1ESNIT.
E. 33. COLTON,
'C1F.NERAL A4JENT.
S2S
PROVIDENT LIFE AUD TRUST COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA,
No. ill South JrOURTH street,
INCORPORATED 8d MONTH 2M, 1865.
CAPITAL, tuVMJUu, PAID IN.
Insurance on Lives, by Yearly Premiums; or by 6,
10 or 'tu year Premiums, Nou-luriellure,
Annuities urauied ou favorable terms.
Term Policies, Children's Eudowmeute.
This Company, while giving ihe insured the security
ot a puid-up Capital, will divide the eutlre prolila of
the Life bublueas among lis policy holders.
moneys received at Interest, aud paid on demand.
Authorized by charier to execute Trusts, aud to act
as Executor or Administrator, Assignee or Guardian,
aud lu other fiduciary capacities, under appolulment
ol any Court ot this Commonwealth, or any persou or
persons, or bodies politic or corporate.
D1KKCTOKM.
SAMUEL R. SHIPLEY. HENRY HAINES, .
JOSHUA U. MORRIS, T. WlsTAR BROWN, !
RICHARD WOOD, W. C LONGsTRETIf,
RICHARD CADB CRT. WILLIAM HACK-ER,
1UARLE8 F. COFFIN. i
SAMUEL R. SHIPLEY. ROWLAND PARRY, '
Pri-btdeut. Actuary,
WM. C. LONGSTRE'l 11, Vice President.
T IIOMAO W 1BTAR. M. D J. R. TOWNS END.
1'ti Medical Exaniiner. Legal Adviser.
1NSLRANCE EXCLUblVELY. THE
JJ PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY Incorporated li-Charler Perpetual No,
bin WALNUT street, opposite Independence Square.
This Couipaoy, favorably known to tneoommuuily
lor over lcriy years, oouliuues to insure against loss
tit damage by Are on Puulio or Private Buildings,
either permanently or for a limited time. Also, on
Euruliure, blocks of Uuods, and Merchandise gene
rally, on liberal terms. ... ,
1 heir capital, together with a large Surplus Fund,
Is invested lu the most carelul manner, which enables
them to offer to the Insured au uudoubted security In
the case of low.
Tumid Smith, Jr.,
John Deverenz,
'J'homas Smith,
Henry Lewis,
J. Gllllnubaui Fell.
Alexander Jieut on,
iHaacilazlebursl,
Thomas itouuiu..
Daniel Haddock. Jr.
DANIEL SMITH, J., President.
Wiixtam O. Cbqw kix. Secretary. ait
HCICMX IN8URANCE COMPANY OP
PHILADELPHIA.
INCORIORA'IED 1IK14 CHARTER PERPETUAL.
No. 1W4 WALN UT Street, opposite the Exchange.
In addition to MARINE aud INLAND INSUR
ANCE, ibis Company Insures Irom loss or damage by
ilRE lor liberal terms ou buildings, merchandise,
furniture, etc , tor limited periods, aud permaueutiy
on buildings, by del osll of premium.
'j he Company has been In active operation for more
than SIXTY YEARS, during whlcti all lossee have
been promptly adjusted and paid, i
John L. Hodge, . Lawrence Iwls. Jr. I
M. B. Mahony.
David Lewis.
John T. Lewis,
William S. Grant,
Robert W. Learning.
1). Clark Wharlou,
Reujaiuin Eltlng.
Thomas 11. powers,
A. R. Mcllenry,
Edmund Caxlllloo,
buuuu nucox,
1hiw i is orris.
JOlrM tVHt 11 l. 11 K H l'rw,lilBnt
6am tjjx Wilcox becretary.
SHIPPING
s. STEAM W l.lVKIirOOLr-CATiL-
Li In at Oneenstown. The Inuian Llne,
.,,., uun.l-eeklv. carrying the United Mates Mslis,
RET IJRN TICKETS TO PAlllH AN1 BACK. F11U1T
FTi M.......Wednesdar, Jnly 17
CH Y OK PAKlS.M....-....-...-....;Mnlurajr. JnfW
1 1 1 N B V RO 1 1 w eu " m." j .... 7
IT Y OK AN'IWERP Hatiirday. July T
CITY OF WASHINGTON- .v ennesaay, juiy s
And eacn succeeuing paturuar n-i"j
noon, from Pier No. 45 North River.
' RAT KB OF PASBAGB . M
By the mall sleanu r sailing every raioraay,
Payable lu oold.i Payable in Correnry
First Cabin 41 HI Steerage, .M
l o Inilou. 11) 10 lnuon.......M.j
To Paris M To ParM... ...41
PsssHiie hv ihe Wednesday BtennierK: trst Cabin.
llo; steerage, m. l's able lu U. ri. currency.
j'KMengers also torwarnea 10 vr", uamuuij,
hte'era'ge p ass nfie from Liverpool or Qtieenstown, 646
enrrency. Ticket can be Dougnt oere oy pemum
sending tor their Irlendt.
For further Information apply at the Company!
Ofllce. JOHN (. DALK, Agen
r0. II 1 1 f' 7 A I ' W A I , A , I ..
8 7 or No. 411 CHEHMUT bt.. Philadelphia.
rfFY-K P A 8 B A (TE TO AND FKOK
ilUi-i? GREAT BRITAIN AND IRKI.AJSfl
B 1 bi A ill 1 1 1 r i- I ' n ii.i ."i
AT REDUCED RATES. '
DRAFTS A VA 1LA BLETH ROUGH OUT ENGLAND
IRELAND, BCOl lxArsXJ,
ior particulars ajipiy to
TA PsXTTH, BROTHERS CO- '
ro. so fUUTH Mreet, anu ixo. z. xi twn u vr n i.
I Or to 'lllOr'. IV SKA RLE. No. 217 WALNUT Bt
-IIIIAIK1.IIIIA KK'HHOHD
ANU NORFOLK STEAMSHIP DINK.
jItuROUOH AIR LINE TO THE SOUTH
AND WWI', . ,
THRoroH receipts to newberk.
Also, all points In North and South Carolina, VIS)
Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad, aud to Lynohburg,
Va Tennessee, and tbe West, via Norfolk, Peters,
burg, t otiih-Side Railroad, and Richmond and Danf
Vlile Railroad,
The regularity, safety, and cheapness of this ront4
commend It to the ptibllo aa the most desirable mat
dluni for carrying every description of freight.
No charge for commission, drayege. or any expense.
Of transfer.
Steamships Insure at lowest rates, ana leave regn
larly trom h rut wharl above Market StreeU
ireigul received Uaiiy,
WM. P. CLYDE A CO.
' No. 14 North and Iroulh Wharves,
W. P. PORTER. Asent al Richmond and City
Point.
1', P. crowkllcu. Agents at norroik.
THE PHILADELPHIA A SHI
BOU'lHERN MAIL STEAMSHIP OOaf
i b REGULAR SEMI-MONTHLV LINE,
rH m:w oHLiiiik. i.t.
STA R OF THE UN ION, 1(176 tons. Caul. T. N . Oooksej
jlftUi A, )216 tons, captain p. V. Hozle,
TIOGA, 1075 tons, Captain J. V. Morse.
Will leave this oorl every two week. allurnateU
touching at Havana reluming, for freight and pat
seugers.
Tbe TIOGA will leave lor ew Orleans on BATTJH
DAY, August 8, at o'clock A. M trom Pier No. II
(secotiO wharl o ' Spruce street).
-rue n i At u 1 1 1 a- ujiuis wui leave new or.
leans tor this port July 20.
'lbrough bills ot lading signed for freight to Juum
Galveston, Natches, Vlcksburg, Mempnia, Nasu VlUi
Calio, St. Iotils, Louisville, aud Cincinnati.
WXXOtAJU. Im J uenerai Ageni, -
4 1( No. 814 S. Delaware even aa.
Agents at New Orleans, Creevy, Nicker son A Oo,
HIE PA41LAVELP1IIA AWl
ruu infiiut iu axxi i "'H I P COM
rS REGULAR LINE
lt NA ANNAll, HA,
TONAWANDA, 86u tons, Captulu Wm. Jennings,
WYOMING, Btxi ions. Captain Jacob Teal.
The steamship TON A W A N D A will leave for the
above port on Saturday, July 2u. at o'clock A. hU,
from second wharf below Spruce street.
Through passage ticket sola ana freight taken for
all points In connection with the Georgia Central Rail,
road. WILLIAM 1 JAMES, General Agent,
No, 814 S. Delaware avenue.
Agents at Savannah, Hunter A OammelL 4 If
, xstss ruii4AVEi,PHiA AKsl
fa BOU'lHERN MAIL STEAMSHIP COM.
ZANY'S REGULAR SEMI-MONTHLY LINE i
iu waniAUTON. n. c.
The steamship PIONEER. 812 tons. Captain J. Ben.
oett, will leave lor the above do it on SATURDAY..
Jul; 2, at o'clock A.M., from Pier 18 tsecoud whr
Deu w esoruce street),
Rills o Jladlug signed at throngs ind reduced rate
to all principal points In North Carolina,
Ageuta at Wilmington, Worth & DanleL '
WLLLiAJtt. 1m JACntM, ueoerai AKena,
411
No. 814 S- Delaware aveuoe.
HAVANA STEAMERS, ffctt
nTTXI t.UHNI'U T V TTWW
CARRYING TUIfi UNITED STATES MAIL.
The Steamships
HENDR1CK HUDSON .0APTAIN HOWTEU
STARS AND STRIPES CAPTAIN HOLMES
These Steamers will leave this port for Havana
every other T uesday at 8 A. M.
The Steamship HENDRKICK HUDSON, (Howes,
Master), will sail lor Havana on TUESDAY MORN.
ING, July 80, at 8 o'clock.
Passage to Havana, too currency.
No freight received after Saturday,
For Freight or Passage apply to
111UMAO WATTSON dt SONS.
518
No. 140 N. DELAWARE Avsud
.WKW EXPBESg LIBTB TO
7&TJ Alexandria, Georgetown, aud Washington,
. STiTt-J- " C, via Chesapeake and Delaware Canal,
vtun cuuueciions at Alexandria irom the most direct
route for Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxvtlle, Naahvlile,
Dalion, and the Southwest.
bteamers leave regularly from the first wharf abovl
Market street.
Erelghl received dally,
WM. P. CLYDE A CO.,
No, 14 North and bouih Wharves.
J. B. DAVIDSON, Agent at Georgetown.
M. ELDRIDGE & Co.. AieuU aL Alexandria. Vk
glnla. ti
OIPPOMTIOM Ttk HI1VO
-POLY. DAILY LINE FOR BALTf
tanjius,, via cnesapeake ana Deit
Ware Canal.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Union Steamboat Oodl
pa ny, dally al o'clock P.M.
Tbe Steamers of this line are now plying restilarly
between this port and Baltyuore, leaving the second
wharf below Arch street oally at o'clock P, M.
(Sundays excepted).
Caryiug all description of Freight as low as any
Other line, .
Freight handled ' with great care, delfvanut
promptly, and forwarded to all poluts beyond tile
terminus free ot commission.
Particular attention paid to the transportation of
all description of Merchandise, Horses, Carriages,
For further Information, apply to
JOHN D. R
LI TTrtVUI A a
81
No. 18 N. DELAWARE Avenue.
rOK NKW TOBK, VIA JDJELAa
are and Rarlian Canal.
Exprees Steamboat Company Steam Pro.
l.ei.iiB leave Dally from first wbarl below Jklarket
street. Through in trveuiy-iour hours. Goods for
warded to ail points, North, East aud West, Ireeat
commission. .
Freifchta received at the lowest rates.
WE P. CLYDE & CO.. Agents,
No, It couth Wliarves.
JAMES HAND. Agent. .
No. 104 Wall mreet, Nw York. i if
FOR NEW YORK.-aWIPTSUR)
Trausiwrtatlon Company Despatch
and Swltlsure Lines, via Iw.i..L.
aud Rarlian Canal, ou and after the 16th of March,
leaving daily at 12 M. and t P. M- oounecUmi with
all Northern and Eastern lines.
For freight, which will be taken npon acoommoda.
ting lersua, apply to
WILLIAM M. BAIRD dt 08.,
Ill No.lW S. DELAWARE Avenue.
4f TO SHIP CAPTAIKH AND 0WNER8,
;-The undersigned having leased the KEN.
feiisu'ioN SCREW DOCK, begs to Inform his friends
and the patrons of tbe Dock that he Is prepared wlM
increased facilities to accommodate those having ves
sets to be raided or repaired, aud being a practical
ship-carpenter and caulker, will give personal atteo.
llou to the vessels entrusted to him for repairs.
Captamsor Agents.Shlp-Oarpeuters, and MaobhiMa
having vessels to repair, are solicited tocalL
Having the agency for the sale of "Wettewtedt
Patent Metallic Composition" for Coppor paint, -the
preservation of vessels' bottoms, for this olty.I
prepared to furnish the same on reasonaule terms.
JOHN H. HAM MITT,
. . Kensington Screw Dock,.
H.?EEARiyUM
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC,
RTANDBR1DGE, BARR & CO.,
....... V l
DJP0ETEE8 OF AKD DXALBBB IS j I
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN HARDWARE.
NO, 1SS1 MAKMKT THEJET, u
Offer tor sale a large stock of .
Ilnrdwnro nnl Outlory,
TOGlCTnER WITH , '
1000 KEGS. NAIL
AT HFDrfBO PRK'KI. fgfthstq
p U T L E B Y. '
it One sssortmcnt of POCKET and TA BLB CUT.
LERY RAZORS, RAZOR STROPS, LADIES' BQH
SORB PAPER AND TAILORS' SHEARS. ETC.,
BUJiB. u v HELMOLDS
Cutlery Store, No. 136 South TENTH Btre,
x Tare doors above Walnut.