FINANCIAL.
tCV CTATE LOAN.
THE NEW SIX PER CENT
STATE LOAR2.
Free from all State. County,
and Municipal Taxation,
WW be arnlaned In sums to salt, on applica
tion to either of the undersigned:
JAY COOKE A C
DBEXKL A CO.,
tlni4p E. W. CTL tRREA CO.
B A N K I N C HOUSE
or
Jay Cooke & Co.,
Ill AND 114 B. THIBD ST., PHILADA.,
Dealer, in all Government Securities.
OlD 6-20. wanted
iM EXCHANGE FOR NEW.
A ElMl RALDIIILIll KIE ALLOWED,
Compound Interest Notes Wanted.
IKTUIHI ALLOWt.U OM DEPOSITS.
Collections made. Stocks bought and sold on
Commission.
Special business accommodations reserved for
ladles. 3 24 8m
JULY COUPONS
JAY COOKE & CO,,
No 114 South THIRD St.
lm
PHILADELPHIA,
Ja S. SECURITIES
A SPECIALTY.
SMITH, RAKDGLPH & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKEHS,
JfO.lS TIUBD HTiNO. NASSAU ST.,
lKII.ATaXPHlA. I StSW TOBK
OBDKBS FOB tTOCHS AND COLD EXB
CVTED IX PHILADELPHIA AND NEW
TOBK.
N
ATIONAL
BAIVK OF THE REPUBLIC,
809 and 6U CHESNUT STEEET,
rn iLADELPn ia.
CAPITAL..
..8l,oo,oot
directors.
Joseph T. Bailey,
Haitian Utiles,
Ben. Rowland, Jr.,
feaniuei A. Blsphani,
Ikdward U. urue.
w litiam Ervleu,
Osgood WeiHb,
Frederick A. Hoyt,
Win. il. Rhawu.
WM. H. BHAWN, President,
ImU Oathier of tne Central National Bank.
JOS. P. MUMFOKD Cashier,
5 ij Late of the FhUadetptoa National Hank.
U G U. b T
S E V E N-Tli J It TY N 01 E S,
CONYEBIED WITHOUT CUABCE,
INTO THB
... m E-T WENTT BOLD IMTEBESI
BOHVS.
iArge Bonds delivered a one Bmall Bond. I U
nihed m won a received bom Waatoiatfoa.
JAY OOOKR 4 OO.J
utt We. 114 B. THIBP BTBEBT.
7 3'103 SEVEN -THIRTY NOTES
COHTEBTKO WITHOUT CTfABCB LWTO
THJB NKW
5.8OB.
BOIDS PEOTEBED AI OMCJB.
IMPOUND INTEREST NOTES wanted at hlgu.
market rates.
WM. PAINTER A 00.
SMim M ot;T,I TUIBD "T'
OAjgJj!g
FINANCIAL
7 S-lOs,
ALL
COS VERTED INTO
Five-Twenties of 1865,
JANUARY AND JULY
WITHOUT CHARGE
BOND DELIVERED IMMKDIATELT,
DE HAYEK & BROTHER,
W2Jrp NO. 40 sj. THIRD MTREKT.
SEVENTH NATIONAL BANK
OF PHILADELPHIA.
KORTIItYKNT CORNER OF FOURTH AMD
MARKET STHEETS,
UEORUE W. HILL, PBESIDEKT,
E. II. HALL) CAMH1EB,
OFFERS EVERY ADVANTAGE TO DEPOSITORS
Bankers', Merchants', and Manufacturers' Accounts
ol!rl.udj 41 thstu3m
PROPOSALS.
TTNITKD STATES EN U1NEER OFFICE, NO.
U y. hlX.1 11 HI reel. '
. I'Hli.ADKLfiilA. Mnv 2!), 1867.
RKFAIIIS OF 1MEKH Al' CHESTER, PA.
Sealed Proposals, lu duplicate, with a copy of
this BdveriiM'tuent attucheil lo eacli, will b ro
celved at this office until VI o'cloctt M., TUEs
IJAY. June 23, 1807, for materials and labor for
repairs of Government 1'iers at Chester. Jt'enn
sj Ivan la.
Bfpurate proposals must be mado for timber,
for Iron, and lor labor.
Cup logs, bridge timbers, mooring posts, and
upper houses ol piers of while pine: tie timber
ol hemlock, fenders, etc., of while oak.
IToposula will state I he rale per running foot
of timber, per fool of face, aud per foot board
measure, as the case may require; the rate per
pound ol bolls, no.
All the muUirlalH to be of the best quality, de
liverable alMicti points, at or near Chester, and
to such ptrsous us maybe designated, and to
be subject to Inspection and uproval before
acceptance.
The proposals for labor to state the rate per
foot ol luce and per lool board ineiusuro, etc., as
m. asured In pluce; uud these rales to cover all
labor necessary for putting the works In good
repair, huch as removing old work, receiving,
caring lor, Darning, punlng together, uud re
placing materials to be used or moved.
All work to be subject, to inspection and ap
pi oval betoro payment is niuiio, and a deduc
tion of twenty per centum to be made on any
payment for lubor or malei lal, In case of part
pa men I belore the conn letloii ol ail the work.
Each bid must be guaranteed by two respon
sible pel sols, whOHe signatures should be ap
pended to the guurantee, and who should be
cei titled to as being good and sufllcient security
by the United (Stales District Judge, Attorney,
Collector, or other public olllcer.
Envelopes lo be endorsed, ''Proposals for Re
pairs ol Government Tiers at Chester."
Bids will be opened on TUESDAY, June 25,
1867, at 12 o'clock M. Bidders are Invited to be
prestnt.
For further particulars inquire at this ofQce.
C. 8EAFOHTH STEWART,
6 3015t Lieut. -Colonel of Engineers.
o
FKK'E ASSISTANT QUAHTERMASl'Elt,
llViri'll (U'V A'l1l.,0 A If M V
J A.1 A A AA' A A A3 AlilUit
No. 11 jo Girard Street, )
l'Hii.ADiii.FniA, .luoe 11, 1S07.J
Proposals will be received at this Ollloe uutll
Vi M.on WEDNESDAY, June 12, 18b7. for tuo
transportation beuoe by water to New York
city of Four (4) ld-lnch Hodman Guns, weighing
60.000 pounds each.
The guns will be loaded and unloaded by the
Government, free of expense to the vessel.
By order of
Brevet MaJ.-Gen. O. II. CROS MAN,
Asst. Uuartermaster-Gen. U. 8. A.
1IEN11Y W. JANES,
Captain and Asst. Q,uarteiiiinter,
It Brevet Major U. 8. A.
LEGAL NOTICES.
TP STATE
OF PETER FRtEBDBGKR,
I 'i Deceased.
Letters lesiaraentary to the Estato of PETER
FRKKBUKUKU, deceuned, having been mrunted to
Hie undeialuued, all persons luuebieu will make pay
ment, and those having claims lll present the sauio
(u MAUV A. FHliEBU ltd KU,
Wi lllnulord, Delaware county,
WILLIAM E. HIEEHUUUEK,
No. ZVi M. Juniper Blretl, 1'iilladelpliU,
Or to their Attorney,
WILLIAM J. Mf ELROY,
6 i tuBt No. 201 K hUlh street, Plillad-lpiila.
LUMbtR.
1 Qfif7 SELECT WU1IJS JE ISOAU'D!
XODl AND PLANK.
4-4, 6-4, -4, X, 2X, I, and 4 Inch
CHOICE PANEL AND 1st COMMON, 16 eet lODf.
4-4. 6-4, -4, 2, 8, and 4-lnch
WHITE PINE, PANEL PATTERN PLANK,
LAKOE AMD bUPERlOR bTOt:K ON HANPJw
1 Qr7 B U 1LDI A GJ BUILDING
J.OD I BU1LD1NU!
LLMBEKl LUMBER I LTTMBEB
4-4 i:A ROL1N A FLOOlilNti.
6-4 CAKOL1N A FLOOH1NO.
-4 DELAWARE F LOOKING.
6-4 DELAWARE FLOOUINOi
WRITE PINE FLOOKLNO.
AbU FLOOK1NU
WALNUT FLOOKINGJ
BPltLOE FLCKJHLNO,
bTEP DOi HDH,
KAIL PLANE.
PLAbTEKINU LATH.
mi
-CEDAR AND CYPRES
fcillLNOLEH.
LONU CEDAR BHINGLKS.
bliOKT CJ-.DAK bUlNULEti.
tOOPtlt bUINULEtS.
FINE AfcOKTMENT FOlt WALK LOW,
No. 1 CEDA H LOOM AND POfctTS.
1 Qfil LUMBER FOR UNDERTAKERS
LOU I . IXMBEK FOH UNDEUTAKEKUI
KED CEDA K, WALNUT, AND PINE.
1867
ALBANY LUMBEROF ALLKINPI
fcSEAbONED WALNUT,
DRY POFLAK. lllEHliy. AND AflH,
OAK PLANK AND BOAiiDi.
MAUOOANY,
ROSEWOOD. AND WALNUT VENEKRS.
1867
-CIGAR-BOX MANUFACTURER!
ClOAK-iiOX HAN UFAOTUREKU,
HPAMbU liUAK BOX UOAKDH.
i Ql7 SPRUCE JOIST I SrRUCE J01S
XOO I fPKUCE JOIHT
FllOM 14 TO 82 FEET LONG.
BCPEKIOK NOUWAY HOANTLINQ.
MAULE, BKOTHEH A CO.,
6 I ?rp No. 26UU bOUTH 8TREET.
c.
PERKINS,
LUMBER MERCHANT.
6ucctorto U Clark, Jr.,
NO. 324 CHRISTIAN BTREET.
Constantly on hand a large and varied assortmei
of Building Lumber. 624
(Government
PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE
PITiaNs,CO.
ATVNINOM, WAUOm COTIBS, BA, KTC.
1 you want an extra Awning vrv cheap, let our
awuina niNkers take the meusure, and wake II .from
lot of INK hospital leiiis. lately purchased by us.
many ol which are entirely new, and ol the beH li
oenee duck. Also. Government Baddletjand H.ruess
6 t arn N- "W""1 W Nonh FKONT Htrert.
YTT I L L I A M B. GRANT
W COMMISMION MEIltJHANT,
No ii B. DELAWABK Aveuue, Philadelphia,
AWINT FOB .
nnponfs Gunpowder, Keflned Nitre, Oharooal, Eto
W Baker A Co.'s (Jhoeolate, (XHHa, and Bntuia.
Crot-ker Br.i. A Co.'t VeUow Metal Biieaihtng
BolUl.ndalla.
TUESDAY,
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
-TKLAvVARE MUTUTL 8AK.TY INsl(.
ttrlrtlfitif&'W by the Leg.s-
Ofllce, B. E. corner of 1 it I It D an d WALNUT Streets
MARINK INMUHANCKS
on vessels, caruu, and Ireight, to all nnrti ol theworld.
.. . INLAND INnUKANCKM
all parts ol th Union.
FIKE IN80RAN0E3
on nicrrhRndlsegpiiprHlly.
On blores, Dwelling lluuses, eto.
AS8B.TH OF THE COMPANY.
I100.0CO United biaita l'er ( eui Ixmj.
IMTI
120,000 CnltedbtaTeii'i Per'ceiiV. Lo'ao','
ishi...
Cnned Ma es 7H-I0 Per Cent.
Loan, Treasury No e
128 000 City of thlladt-iphla 8 Per Cedt.
1H,( 00-00
136,000-00
211.M0-0O
1IS.562 b0
81,700 DO
44,631-00
50,750-00
20,600-00
24,250-00
20,750-00
18.OCOD0
5,040-00
15,0(i0-00
8,2.-S"Ji
&,o0'00
20,000-PO
lWj.HOO-OO
54,000 BtHte of t'enusylvaala Per
CVnt. loan.
66,000 Mate of Peunnylvauia 6 Per
I'eu L Loh d
60,000 Btate ol New Jersey blx Per
Oent, Ioan..MM
!0,000 Pennsylvania Kail road. 1st
MortgaKB. Biz Per Cenu
Bonds
2J,00 Pennsylvania Railroad, "il
MortKuge, blx Per Cent. Bonds
25,0W Wesleru Pennsylvania Hall
road Wx Per Cent. Bonds
(Pennsylvania Hall road gua
rantees) ,
kO.000 Btate ol 'lenuessee Five Per
Cent, l oan
,(Mi(i foimn o 'leunessee blx Per
Out, Loan
Ki,(i0C 3wi Mmrn HtoeJt of (ionuan
lown Uah Company (pi luclpal
and Interesi Kuaraiii&d by
ti e elty or Pinladflpliin)
,1j0 Ha bi.arei. block ol Peunsvlva-
lila Vullroud Company
,(K0l(Obl' uesMork ol Norm Peiin-
.. yl'. ai.la Kail read Company.
'-O.OOUWi buares Hlock of Phlladel
I'lua and botitliera Mall
bteanhlii C'ouipany
IH-'i.HdO LoiuiHOD Bond .and Mortgage.
IkI Lieus ou City Property....
i' par
Market value. l,070.280-75
V OSl, l,0U,Xi'0X
Heal Folate .. Sf.,000'00
Bills lecelvable for Insurances
made 27,637,20
Balance due at ageneles. Pre
miums on Marine Policies,
Accrued Interest, and other
deb s due to the Company 8,:3-00
bcrlp and block ot sundry Insu
rance and other companies,
fM7;t. Estimated value 2,93000
( ash In Bank ...trll,lvi'
Cash In Draw er 447-14
41.5(0-00
l,4tr7,:)21t
Thls being a new enterprise, the Par is assumed
.i tiii; ujtir.eb value.
1 liOUIIlH t . llUnil
Hnmuel E. Stokes,
Henry bioau.
llllam O. Boultou,
Edward Darllugion.
il. Jones Brooke,
Edward Lalouruade,
Jacob P. Joi es,
James B. McFarland,
Jobhua P Eyre,
-l em-er Mcllvalne,
I. li. c empie, plilsburg,
A. B BeiKer. "
L. '1 . Morgan.
Jntru W. B-rnardou.
Joiiii c. Davis,
i-duiiinu a. bonder.
1 1 eopblUiH Paulding,
Ji lm li. Penrose,
J units 1 laqualr,
lit my C. Dalielt, Jr.,
Janits O, llano,
V IIIIUU1 C. J.IKiWlg,
Jf seph H. heal,
HeorseO, Lei per,
liukli Craig,
J uii ii 1. laylor,
Jacob ltlegel,
THOMAb
C. H.'. Nil. President.
John c
DAVIS-, VicePrusiOeuU
Bknky Lvlbi'mn, becreiary.
18
L&29 CHARTER TLRPETUAL.
IijiJ.IIii lire Insurance Co.
OF PII1EADEIJPI1IA.
OFFICE!
4 Hi AND 437 CUJUVMIIT MTUCF.T
AS.S..Tt UN JANKABT 1, IS
)t.ft&3,14,6lS.
v altlil,! -
,.t40U,IXI0-OI
. V(b,718-86
Accrued Surplus
rreuiiuius. .,
( NbKJ 'lLED CLAIMS.
4.-7,1.11 -IS
,.l,2uti,4li-U
INCOME FO ItMA.
tatt.uoo.
VAIU miVB 18140 OTEB
,ao,4joi.
ferpeiuataud Temporary Policies on Liberal Term
DLUECTOBB.
iia.u a N. Baucket,
lobiBS W i 'liner,
Suu.uel Onuit
'ieoi-e v.. lucuardi
Oeorge Falos,
Allred Filler,
fcrancis W. Lewis, M. D.
Peter McCall,
I hooias b parks.
Isaac i-a,
CHAELEH N. BANCKEH. President.
OEOltOE FALEb, Vice-President,
W , MiALLIbTEll. -secretary pro turn. 131 112811
INSURANCE COMPANY
OK
TsORTH AMERICA.
UJ 1-1 . iNU- W AA.NUT&X., PlllLADELPillA
INtOl'.K KATED 17U4. CHAItTEK PERPETUAL.
CAPITAL, f-000,000.
At-Hi'lk. JAMAUY 8, 1H07, lf?6!l7I8a.
IHblti . BIAKIAF, 1MAB TBAAttPOU
'iA'AlON AMtl lkL lilJkli.
itlKLCToaa.
Ail.. (V, Comii, Ueorge L. Harribou,
Mli.i l i Vt . Jones,
JuLli A. lilowu,
Cl'bi .t 'lay lor,
.ou.iiii e v line,
kin Li i u 1. W ood,
Willi, ui Vt elsh,
b. Iim us W ulu,
Fruucls it. Coua.
Edward H. Trotter,
Euward b. Clarke,
William Cuuiuilugs,
T. CUaiuou ileiiiy,
All red D. Jessuu,
JohuP. White.
joun juaauu,
Louis u. Manor a.
AKTHUK O. COFFIN. PresidenL
1.HAKI.1H Piatt, ecrelury.
WJl.Li.vM bCEDLEK, HarrlHburg, Fa., Centra
AjjUil lor the btate ol Pennsylvania.
Tj 1R1 t-LKANCE EXCLUSIVELY. THE
J? 1-1 ..NbVLVAMA Filth. lNoUKAAlECOM
t Ati 1 - i i.corvoraied lHi C'barter Perpetual .No.
jln Al.it L'l bueei, o poalte indepemleuua bquaru,
'lliis ecu paty, laxorabiy ku.wu to tue couimuuity
lorover e riy yt-urs, cunliuues to insure agaiun i.j
or u. n.i. i.e by hru ou Pui.hu or Private Buildings,
.ulu j i uiaueiuiy or luraliiulied lime. Also, ou
Furnuuit. blocks ot Uoous, and Meicnauuise geuo
ruily, n i.beiai tnuis.
l hen i.plul, loKetlier with a large Hurplus Fund,
is ln e.-u u in Hit- mohl caieiul maimer, wlncu enables
tl.no imUir to tlie4ubured au uuduubied security lu
llie cate I loss.
JllKEfluvn,
Danlv bmltb, Jr ,
John Devereux,
Tuouias buntu,
liei.ry Lewis,
J. Oitlltmuuui Fell.
Aleii.ouer Beuon,
Isaui lia.lehuist.
1 hen us Bobbins,
lauiei j i auuoc u, ur,
DAN 1EL bMll'll, Ja., President,
Wii.i.iam G. Crowkli.. Secretary. .j
PIia:lX INSURANCE COMPANY OP
PHILADELPHIA.
.Nt OlllOHA'lED IHiil-CIIARTER PERPKTUAL.
No. WALNU'l btreet, oppusite the Encbange.
In audition lo MARINE and INLAND INSUR
ANCE, tins Company insures lrom loss or duuiage by
i IKK lor liberal trrms ou buildings, mercliaudlHe,
lurnuure, etc , lor limited periods, and permaueuily
on bliildlnas, by uei ositoi premium,
n i.u i 'nmimnv lias been in active operation mr mum
than SIX'l V YEARS, during which all losses have
been prominiy aujusieu any pam.
lllUiXlOHB.
John L. Hodge.
Lawrence Lewis, Jr.
David Lewis,
Benjamin Ettlnr,
'1'homas H. Powers,
A. R. iuclteiiry,
Edmund Castlllon,
M. B. uauuny,
Jol:n T. Lewis,
Mlllaui S. Orant,
Robert W. Learning,
D. Clark Wharlou,
Samuel wucox,
iuuis j. in orris.
JOHN WUCliERER. PresldouL
Bamfft. Wilcox, becrelary.
PROVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA,
No. Ill South FOURTH Street.
INCORPORATED 8d MONTH Md, 1865.
CAPITAL, 16u,0UO, PAID IN.
Insurance ou Lives, by Yearly Premiums; or by 5,
10, or 20 year Premlums.Non-lorlelture.
Auuuitles granted ou favorable terms,
leiui Poiicles, Children's Endowments.
1 1da Comnanv. while idvlnu the Insured the security
ofa paid-up Capital, will divide the entire proUtsof
the J. ne
IkiiKint.iu. Miitotiff Ita imlmv bold, rs.
Moneys rew Ivvd at Inteiest, and paid on demand.
AuihorlA'd by charter to execute Trusts, and to a
act
as Fxecuior or Admlulslialor, Asslgnae or Ouurdlau,
and lu oiher llduciary capacities, under appointment
of any Court ol this Common wealth, or any peraou or
persons, or bodies pcllitc or corporate,
PI HKt"THN.
BA MITEL R. BniPLKV, IllKNRY nAINES,
JObllUA 11. MORRIS, T. WlsTAll BROWN,
RICH AliD WO(il W. C. LONOSTRKTH,
RICHARD CADUURY, W 11.1.1 AM HACKER,
I HAHI.FB F. COFFIN.
SAMUEL R. blilPl.l' Y, ROWLAND PARRY,
PreHideut. Actuary.
THOMAS WISTAlt, M. D J. B. TOWNsKN I).
7 27k Medical Examiner. Igul AdvUer.
JAKE A LIFE POLICY
IN THR
DROOKLYN
LIIE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE:
N K. ( or, SEVtNTII and OHESNUT.
E. B. COLTON,
CIENERAIi A41F.MT.
ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC.
QOLD'S IMPROVED
KATHns?? LOW
AD
nOT WATEE APPARATUS,-
(llt WAItMINO AND VKNTIkVaTINU
W11U I'lHE EXTUtMA li A1U.
Also, the approved Cocking Apparatus,
THE AMERICAN KITCHENS
On the European plan of heavy castings, durability
and neatness ol construction.
Sulsable tor Hoteis, publie Insiauilons, and the bettor
class ol Private Residences.
Also, Agents fur the sale ot
SFUMAiYS PATENT SAFETY VALVE,
Which should be connected with every water back
and holier, and OR1F ITH'B
FfYIEtiT ARCHIMEDEAN VENTILATOR.
UNION STEAM AND WATER HEATING COMPANY.
J AHEM P. WOOD A CO.,
NO. 41 MO U Til FOlltTU HTBEET.
B. M. FKL1 WELL, Superintendent 14 28 3m
f-frr- PENN STEAM ENGINE AM
ZV1 " J i ' " WUIlko.-NEAF1E A LEW
1 i.i i UAL AND 'IHEOKET1CAL ENU1NEERS
MACliiNlb'lb, BOILER-MAKERS, BLACK
SMl'lHS, and FOUNDERS, bavin lor many yean
oe u in suece&siui eperatiuu, aud been exciuslvel)
t-Ufcu.ed In builuiUK and repaiiluK Marlue and Rivet
tunnies, blab and low-pressure, Iron Rollers, Walei
fauns, projellers, etc. etc., respecllully oiler theli
services to the public as being iully prepared to con
tract Tor engines of all sizes, Marine, River, and
Biauonary; Having seut oi paiierusoi uiuereuv size
are piepared to execute orders Willi quick despatch,
fc-very descriptioo ol pattern-making made al tin
sboriesl notice. Illb and Low-pressure Fine
tubular, and cylinder Boilers, ol the best Penusyl
vaula charcoal iron. Forcings of all sizes and kinds.
Iron aud trans Castings ol all descriptions; Roll
Tuniihg, screw Culling, aud all other work coouected
with the above business,
DrawiiiKS and specifications for all wrk dont
at the esiabllshmeul free ol charge, and work guar
auleed. .
The subscribers have ample wnarf-dock room foi
repairs ol boats, where they can he la perlect saiety
and are provided with shears, blocks, talis, etc. etc
for raising heavy or light welghia.
Jacob o. neafub,
john p. levy.
tilt BEACH and PALMER Stree
j. vaukham Maaaicja, wiluas b. Maaaica
juhs a. coric
SOL1I1WARK J-OCNDliV, FIFT1I AXD
WASD-LNUTON btreels,
PuiioaxPiiiA.
MEKRit K. fc bONS,
EN(ilMii.lviU3 AND MAOH1NIHT8,
uiannfacture Dish and Low Pressure Steam Engines
lot Laud, River, aud Marine Dervlce.
Boners, Uasouielers, Tauks, Iron Boats, eto.
laailugs ol all kinds, either Iron or brass.
Iron h rume Roofs lor Uas Works, Workshops, and
rtailroad blallous, etc. , ,
Retorts and Uas Machinery, of the latest and most
improved construction.
Every uescription ot Plantation Machinery, and
ougar, Saw, aud Or 1st Mills. Vacuum Paus, Open
biearn Trains, Delecators, Fillers, Pumping En
uinee, etc,
bole Agents tor N. Bllleux'i Patent Sugar Bollln.
Apparatus, Nesmyth's Pateul Steam Hammer, aur
Aspiuwall fe Woolsey'a Patent Oenirifugal Suua
Draining Machine. t3uj
BRIDESBURU MACHINE WORKS
OFFICE,
No. 66 N. FRONT STREET,
PHILAUKLPHIA.
We are prepared to all orders to any extent for our
well-known
MACHINERY FOR IJOTTON AND WOOLLEJS
MILLS,
including all recent Improvements In Carding, Spin
ning, and Weaving.
W e luvlix the attention ot manufacturer to our ex
tensive worsa.
U ALFRED JENKH A SON,
ROOFING.
R O OPING,.
OLD Ml IN 44E.E ROOFS, FLAT OB MTEEI
rit HI) Jt 4JITTA Pr.HtllA BOOff
IN 4.-4 1.4H1I. aud coaled with 1.1 UIO 4JUTTJ
fLUCUA 1A1AT, uiaklng them perlectly wait
AH1 BA El. BOOW repaired with Outs
Percba Paiul, aud warranted lor Ave years,
L1.AH1 SLATE UOOKS coated with Llqok
(iuna percha Paiul, which becomes as hard as slate.
For TlN,COIIE.M,ZlNCfand IKON HOOFa
this Paint is the ns vtu ultro ot all other protection
It terms a perlecliy Impervious covering, completely
resists the action of the weather, and oonsiiiutea s
IboroUKh protection against leaks by rust or other
wise. Price only from one to two cent peraquan
'"tin and 49BAYEJL BOOFIN dona at the
shortest notice.
Material constantly on band and for sale by the
HAHBlOllI B04F1N tlOJIPAKY.
11E4.K1.FAM 4r EVEKETT,
litem No. 0 OREEN Slreel.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.
gTAlS'DBRIDGE, BARR & CO.,
JMP0ETEE8 OF AND EEALEBS IS
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN HARDWARE,
NO. isai MAItliET HTBEET,
Offer for sale a large stock ot
Unrdwuro and Cutlery,
TOGETHER WITH
1000 KEGS NAILS
AT REDVCE1) PHICE8, I7thsla
CUTLERY.
A fine assortment of POCKET and
TAHLE CUTLERY, RAZORS. RA
ZOR STROPS. LA UK.S' SCISSORS
PAPER AND TAILORS' SHEARS. ETO at
I, V. 11 F.I.MOLD'S
Cheap Store, No. m South TEJNTH Htreet,
11 S Three doors above Walnut,
T. STEWART BROWN,
8.8. Corner of
f OUETH and CHESTNUT 8TT
MAMOf ACTUEEX Of
I aUNKS, VALI8E3, tn,a BA08 suitable for Europe
(Formerly at 708 CHESTNUT 8T.)
--a. A. ZIMMER M A N'S
, HOTEL AND BE9TAUBANT,
(latb f. lakemeybr's),
H. W , OB. CABTEU AND EX CO AN OB NT.
ruit.ADiu.ruiA.
24liU
JUNE 11, 18GT.
SMlPPING.
siiirj'LRK, taki; notici-:
lit Phlladrlphlsi and Southern Mall
Steamship torn pan y'a New Iron
Steamship Tioga, 1073 Tout,
CAPTAIN JAMES T. MORsr),
Is now taking freight allow rates for New Orleans
direct, t Pier 18 (second wlmrf below Spruce street),
to sail bAl Villi AY, June IS, at So'olo-k A. M.
Through Bills of Lading signed to Mold e, Oftlves
ten, Indlanoln, Lavaca, llrazos, and all points en the
Mississippi river.
1 be passenger accommodations ol this steamer are
ol a tupeiior t harncter.
WILLIAM L. JAMES, General Agent,
6tf No. 814 bouih DELA W A RK Avenue.
. i iiii.Anr.i.niiA, Ki4 imoo,
f Pf f, AND NOKFoLK Sl'EAMsillP LINE.
L. X. n 1. 1,, ,iti A1K ,NU Tu 1'HESOUTU
AND WEST.
, THROVOH BEC EIII'S TO NFWBKRN.
Also, all points In Nurtli and South Carolina, via
Keaboard and lioane Railroad, and to LynchburR,
Va., lenuessee, and the West, via Norfolk, Peters
en K. South bide Railroad, aud Richmond and Dan
ville KaiHoad.
'1 he tegu arlty. talety, and cheapness of thh route
roinnipnd It to the public as the mohl desirable me
dium for cat Tying every description of frelgnt.
No charge lor commission, dray age, or any expense
of traiisler.
Steamships Insure at lowest rates, and leave regu
larly lrom nrst wharl above Market street.
Freight received dally.
WM. P. CLYDE A CO.
No. 14 North and fouth Wharves,
W. P. FORI El'., A geu t at Rlchmoud and City
Point,
1 . P. C'KOWELL A CO, Agents al Norfolk. 1
$pf,. 1HB PHILADELPHIA A!l
JhM" f bOllllERN MAIL STEAMaUIP C04
1AM S REOL LAR LINE
4K NAVANNAII, 4JA.
TONAWANDA, Muo tons, Captain Win. Jennings.
W VOM 1NO, 8M) tons. CapUnu Jacob Teal.
The steamship WYOM1NO will leave or tht
ahov port on Saturday , June 15, at (.o'clock A. M.
from second wharl below bpruee street.
Until further notice, the TONAWANDA will be
withdrawn, and the WYOM1MU will make seiul
nionlMy trips.
Through passnge tickets sold and freight taken for
all points in connection with tbeOeorgla Central Rail
road. WILLIAM 1 JAM FX, Ueneral Agent,
No. 814 s. Delaware avenue.
Agents at Savannah, Hunter A OammeU. L41
po Til K PHILADELPHIA AND
LI: SOL I HERN MAIL STEAMSHIP 4JOM-
PaSVS REOULAR SEMI-MONTHLY LINE.
fob m;h ubllami, la.
STA K OF T ii . UN lON.ltiiU luus.Cain. 1 jN.Oookse;
JL'MATA. L!IS Urns, Captain P. F.lllorle,
'1 H OA, 1075 tons, Captain J. F. Morse.
Will leave Ibis port every two week alternutelv.
touching at Havana returning, for freight aud pas
sei.uer, 1 he TIOGA will leave tor New Orleans, ou Saturday,
June li, at s o'clock A.M., lrom Pier lb ( .ecoud wharf
u . bpruee street).
The ST AR o T HE UNION will leave New Orleans
(or tu port June IS.
Ihiougn bins ol lading atgued for freight to M.uu..
Oulveslou, Natchez, Vlcksburg, Mempnls, Nasuv.i
Cairo, Kt. Louis, Louisville, and Cincinnati,
WILLIAM L. JAMES. General Agent,
4 1( No. 814 S. Delaware avenue.
Agents at New Orleans, Creevy, Nlckeison A Co,
THE PHILADELPHIA AND
J SOLTHERN MAIL STivAMsHIP COM
i AN V 'S REOLLAR SEMI-MONTHLY LINE
-4ll t lLJUAA14nl A. 4.'.
The steunisblp PIONEER. S12 tons. Captain J, Ben.
netl, will leave tor the above port on Saturday, June
lb, at s o'clock A. M., from Pier 18 (.SLCoud wharl below
berocu street).
Bills o . lauiug signed at through and reduced rates
to all principal points In North Carolina.
Agent at Vt llriill.fcion, worms uainei
WILLIAM L. JAMES, General Agent,
No. 814 S. Delaware avenue.
4 11
jvmm OPPOSITION T4 9IONO-
TErah POLY DAILY LINE FOB BAL1T
e2fil!asEJB&MOttE, via Chesapeake aud Dela-
Maie tfcut.1,
Philadelphia and Baltimore Union Steamboat Com
pany, daily at x o'cluck P. M.
The bieamersol ibis line are now plying regularly
belwei n ibis port aud Baltimore, leaving the second
wharl below Arch street daily al 2 o'clock P, M.
ISuuUays excepted).
Car lug all description of Freight as low as any
Oilier line.
Freight handled with great care, delivered
piompily, and forwarded to all poluta beyond tne
terminus tree ol commission.
1'aritcuiur attention paid to the transportation ot
all description of Merchandise. Horses, Carriages,
etc. etc.
For luriber Information, npply to
JUHts D. RL'OFF, Agent,
S 16 No. 18 N. DELAWARE Avenue.
NEW K X P H K S M LI E TO
Alexunurla, Ueurgeiown, uud Washington,
D. C, via Chesapeake aud Delaware canal.
v...u connections a Alexandria lrom the most direct
rouie lor Lynchburg, uusiol, Enoxville, iNashvllle,
Dullou, and the Southwest.
bleamets leave regularly from the Urst wharf above
Market street.
Freight received dally.
WM. P. CLYDE & CO.,
No, 14 North uud bouib Wharves,
J. B. DAVIDSON, Agent ut Geoigetown.
M.FJLDR1DOE fc Co., Agents al Alexandria, Vir
ginia. 6 1
HAYANAJTEAMEns.
oi.iui-luuHliii.1 i.i-r,,
CARRIINO THE LN11ED STATES MAIL.
The bleainsliips k
11ENDR1CK lit) DbON ...CAPTAIN HOWES
STARS AND b'i'RlPES tJAPlAIN HOLM hid
Thtse steamers will leave this purl lor Havaua
every othei Saturday al Si. M.
The biennisuip b'l'Alis AND STRIPES, (Holmes,
Master) will sail lr Havana ou SAT'URDA MORN
ING, June 15. tuB o'clock.
Passage lo llavara, 150 currency.
- No Height received uiter I'humlay.
For Freight or Passage appl to
TUOMAb WATTSON A SONS,
B18 No. HON. DELAWARE Aveuue.
I'Jit RTF. AM TO l.lVKRPOlir f'Af.T.
.'Ilwti lint at Uueeustowu. The inmau Line.
SulilliU semi-vt eeaiy, carrying iub cuuen oiuieo alalia.
RET L UN TICKETS TO PARIS AND BACK. FIRST
CLASS, &W GOLD.
KI'IKBURGH...... Wednesday, June )2
CITY Ot PARib .Saturday. June 16
CITY OF W AbtilNGTON WedifBsuay, June ll
CTiY OF ANTWERP..... aluruay, Juue ti
CITY OF BOblON..... nturdivy, JuueD
And each succeeding baturday aud Weduusday, al
noon. Iiom pier No. 4o Norm River.
RATES OF PASSAGE
By the mall steuuu r suliiug ever,' Saturday.
Pai able in Currency.
x aauie iu uoiu,
First Cabin.,
.11U
Steerage (HI
To Louiion 83
To lAiUUOU.,
lli
To Pans.
To Paris 4i
Pahsaau by the Weduesuay Sieainers; First Cablu,
(llu; biuerage, iiU. Payable lu LI. S. currency.
Paaseugeis albO furwarded lo Havre, Hamburg, Bre
men, etc., al moderate rates,
bteerage passage hum Liverpool to Queenstown, 140
currency. Tickets can be bought here by persons
sending lor their irieuUs.
For luriber lulormatlon apply at the Company's
Othce. JOHN W. IiALFJ, Ageui,
No. 16 BROADWAY, N. Y.,
8 7! or No. 411 CUEbN UT St., Philadelphia,
IASSA(H. TO AND PROM
BLU GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND
11 bTEAMbHIP ANDSAILING PACEEP,
a i itr-iieur-u jia i
DRAFTS AVAILABLETTi RCUG I loUT ENGLAND
IRELAND, BcOT LA.D, AND WALES.
For particulars apply to
TAFbCOTTS, BROTHERS A CO.,
No. 118 SOUTH Street, aud No. ta BROADWAY,
11 Or lo T HOS. R. bEARLE, No, 2i7 WALNUl'St.
FOB NEW TOBK, VIA Dt'Lt.
Ware aud Ritrltan Caual.
i2. Ex press Sleumboal Company Steam Pro-
nave iwliy from hrst whuri below Market
suceu Through in twenty-four hours. Goods lor
warded lo ait points, North, East aud West, tree of
commission.
1'rch.hiB received at the lowest rutes.
WM. P. CLYDE t CO.. Agents,
No. II comb V hurves.
JAMF8 HAND. Agent,
No. 1U4 Wall street, New York. I If
FOR N EW YORK. &WIFTSURB
Jffv .'iOyTTraiisi)ortatlon Company Despatcli
a&Mua4Laud Swiltsure Lines, via Deiawarl
aud Rarltan Caual, on and after the lblh of March,
leaving daily al 12 M. aud 6 P. M,, couueclhig wlls
all Northern and Eastern lines.
For freight, which will be taken upon aocommoda
ting terais, apply VwrLLIAM BAIRD A CO..
1U No.Ui S. DELAWARE Aveuua
TO BHIP CAPTATNR AND OWNERS.
and the patrons of the Dock that he Is I'reparwlit
increasea i acuities to iiiwrniuw"" -;
sels lo be raised or repaired aud beUig a m-tlcsj
Bbip-cartienter and caulker, will K ve limuiu alien
lion lo the vessels entrusted to hlmr rp airs.
CaptainsorAgeuW,ship-cri
ba
Patent MeiaTllo.mpo.itlo.." lor Wipper paiul, to,
the preservallou v"" J
prepare to ruruUh the "jHVNn JJUA M mitt
Keusinglon bcrew Dock,
l DELA WARE A venue, above Laurel street.
FIR AND DURGLAR PR00FSAFE3
flflORk' ACOUT
LILLIE'SCHILLhWRON SAFES
IMPORTANT FACT.?
n 111(11 THE PEOPLE ftllOlLU
" MAKE A NOTE O F.-''
Fact I.-I,TLLTK'S CHILLED-IRON SAFKfl
have been largely Introduced for the last twelve
years, and sold lo those having the largest amount of
vaiusbles, as the best and n.osi iborotighly Burglar
Pioot bale; and, up In the last three years. It has beea
as rare to bear ol one ol Llllle's Sales having beoa
robbed by burglHrs. as to see or hear ot a white
blackbird or a while elephant.
Fact II. It Is notorious that the profession of the
burglar has advanced at a ranld pace within the last
elfchl years, and what was thon uglily burglar-proof
then Is not so now, which accounts lor the I act that
within the last three year very few of Llllle's
Bales have been robbed, and the secret anonymous
circulars distributed by other sale-makers lat
terly, showing atYijK frw cases onlv, la the strongest
evidence Hint b t a very small number have beea
robbed to this time, notw ithstanding the large num
ber lu use, and the amount at stake il successful.
Fact III. There are two, and only two, general
and leading print-Idles upon which all burglar-proof
sales are cunsirueied. The one Is pouring liquid
Iron betw een aud around bars of wrought lreu, hard
en) d streel, or any proper combination of metals.
I bis principle Is adnted hy Llille, lu the C'iillied
Iron Safe, and covered and controlled by his letter
patent.
The other Is made up ol layers of plates, of different
metals, held together by bolls or m em, or both. To
Ibis principle there are various objections The
cost Ik double. The wrought Iron places, which are
I lie strength of the sale, are ouisiile, and are operalwl
upon by the whole catalogue of burglars' tools. Tha
buns or rivets are easily lorced by suitable tools
wlih or without powder, aud cannot be sustained.
The former principle, adopted l y Lhtle, avoids all
these objections, ran be made any thickness, and
w lihstaud any amount of resistance required; avoids
the rivets, bolts, etc: baa no wrought iron oataide lo
be operated upon by burglars' Implements,
Fact IV. Mr. LUlle, the Pa'ettre, so soon as ha
learned that It was posiible with the modern Im
proved tools lor burglars to grind through chilled.
Irou or hardened stet I, b. gan experimenting to avoid
the diUiculty, and alter much labor and expense be
has perlecled a system lor chilling Iron aud combin
ing mews that Is entliely piool against the burglar's
drill, or any other ol his tools, eveu the wedge, war
ranted to stand the hardest test practicable lor any
burglar to make. As a i roof of his success, the fol
lowing certiiicate Is now ottered lrom tne Novelty
Works, New York:
Ojrrica Novelty Iron Wokkh,
t , Tyli N"w fKK, lsth December, 1866.
Mritrt. Zrv-ft LUUe. A Htm,-
Gknti.kmkn: We have subjected the sample of
Chilled Iron yon furnished us to the most severe testa
(as regards dillllng through it) that we could bring to
beer upon It. and without success.
It Is our opinion that It can only be penetrated by
the use ot a large number or drills, and the expendi
ture ol much power, with days of time.
And we mink it Impossible lor a burglar, with hi
time and power, to penetrate it at alL
Y ours truly,
Isaac V. Hor.MKs. Superintendent.
Lyman G. IUii., Foreman.
And the following extensive lion manufacturers let
Philadelphia, Boston, and Chicago, alter the most
thorough tests, hud the result lo be substantially tha
same.
Aud their principal Iron Workers so certify:
Messrs. Merrick A bon, South w ark Foundry, Phila
delphia. The Flnkley A Williams Works, Bonton, Mass,
The Union Foundry and the Northwestern Foun
dry, Chicago, 111,
Fact V. The proposition made the publlo hereto
fore Is now renewed : 1 will furnish Safes or Vault
Doors, of same size and capacity ol other best makers,
aud at one-third less price; and the same may be
tested when finlBbed, and I will furnish tne man to
test the work of any other maker, and be shall fur
nish the man lo test my work ; and the party so order
ing may accept the work which stands the most re
sistance, lu any way or manner practicable for a burglar
to work.
Fact VI. I would now say to any of the owners of
Llllle's Sales, that. In view of the preceding facta, UT
they feel the need of additional security, I will ex
change with them, ou tuir terms, giving them all Hie
late Improvements, and the incieased security, whlcsi
Is claimed to be beyond the reach ot Ruiglars, until
some new system shall be developed In the working;
ol Iron, which would now seem hardly possible.
Fact Vii. It Is true that the Sheet-Iron or commoa
Saie, as now made, under ordinary circumstances
(and when not crushed by the tali ot walls or Umbers)
usually saves the written matter, but If toe fire is se
vere it has to be copied, for the Ink will soon fade out:
besides, the safe Is twisted up aud useless.
Itls equally true that the Chllled-lron Bare sares
the written matter In a perlect state, that Ii does not
fade out or require copying, and that the sale Itself
Is ready for further use. Any number or trials la
fires, certified to, prove these lacts, and If any of ths
sale venders who aie distributing secret, anouytnoua
circulars to injure the reputation of LILLIE'S SAFE,
are not satisfied with these statements, ihey can hay
the opportunity ot leatlug by tire one of their own
bares w lih i LILLIE'S, on equal terms, whenever
they so decide.
I act VIII. In answer to the story circulated br
Interested parties, that Llllle's Sale had goue up, an4
had ruined Lillle, etc., 1 would say that al no lime la
the last two years could LllueASun hall supply the
demand lot Sfes, aud were under the necessity f
loimlug a large stock company, with a very large
capital, to meet ihe demand; aud Mr. Lewis Lillie, Sr .
is now the president ol thai company, which Is located
on the Delaware, iu Pennsylvania, near Easton, and
Is the largest Sale Works probably In existence, aud
will be able to supply all demands for bales. Looks
Chllled-lron Vaults, etc. ".
In conclusion, 1 beg to call the attention of my
pun one uud friends, and the public, lu the tacts here
piebenteu, and to say Unit 1 am very tbanklul for
nasi lavors. and that I am prepared to furnish LIL
LIE'S BURGLAR AND FIRE AND BURGLAR
PROOF bAlES, VAULT DOORS, CHILLEO IRON
VAULTS and COM BIN ATTN N LOCKS, allaiahort
notice, warranted to be the best and cheapest 1st
market, I also keep constantly a large assortment
ol second-hand File Prools, taken lu exchange for
Llllle's Burglar Proofs, of Ihe best-known makers,
all put iu good order, und offered at below usual auo
llou prices.
IVI. C SADLEK,
AGENT FOR LILLIE'S SAFE AND IRON COMPANY,
No. GOO AKCH Street,
SBtuthsZm PHILADELPHIA.
jj C. L. MAISCR,
MANCIMCTCBKH OF
' I'lHE AD Itl'JteLAB PBOOP
SAFES.
I.U4 KA911TII, UELLUAKUEH, AMD
LKALt.lt IN UVILDIftU HARDWARE,
66 NO. 484 BACK at I BEKT.
pjtjj A LAUGH ASSORTMENT OK FIRS
IvliirLsnd Burglar-proof SAFES on hand, with luslds
uoors, Dwelling-house bares, free from dampness.
Prices low. J. UAKSLK t'UKIlliU,
6 No. 4U VINE Btreet. J
tg05 OAIIDJSER A FLEMING!,
COACH MAKERS,
NO. tit SOUTH FIFTH STB EET.
New and Second-honcl Carriages for sale. Par
lcular attention paid to repairing. 6 80 6tq
JOHN CRUMP,
OAHPENTER AND DUILDEpV
BUOPBi NO. 1 E.OD49E STBEET, AND K
17,S 11LUINIIT Ml BEET,
j rcj . rHTLADBLFHIA
VESTCOTT tSt CEORCE.
uocaaeoas to
PHILIP WILSOH CO .
IMPOSTX.KS AND PKAT.KjMjnT
JI'N, PISTOL B1FLKM, CBICKET, AND
BASE BALL IMPLEMENTS,
FISHING TACKLE, SKATES, CROQTTHT
ARCHERY, ETO.. '
NO. 409 UlLaNCT ST BEKT
4118m PHILADELPHIA
JTITLEIl, WEAVER 6 CO,
MANUFACTURERS OW
Manilla and Tarred Cordo. Cord
Twines, Eto.
No. North WATER Stream!
No. N orlb DELA WARE A veuue,
puiljcDMLriMA. ...
Vrn.iv ii rnt, MlOHAW. WBAVBra. ..
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