FIREANDDURGLARPROOFSAFES
LILLIE'S CHILLED-IRON SAFES
IMPORTANT FACTS
MllICH TUB PEOPLE SHOULD
"MAKE A NOTE O F.'
Fact L-LTLLTE'B CJTILLF.D-IRON bafrs
nave bepn largely Introduced fur tlia last twelve
years, and gold to those having the lament amount of
valuables, as the best and nost ihorotiKhly J I lire I ar
froof bale: and, up to theism thrte years, It baa been
en rare to bear ol one ot Llllle'g dales bavins been
rVb. 5y ,"r'l"r,, " ,o or bear ol a white
blackbird or a white elephant.
Fact II. It is notorious tliat the profession of the
burglar bas advanced at a rai.ld pace within tun last
elKbt years, and what was thoroughly burglar-proof
then Is not so now, which accounts for the fact that
within the last three years very few of Llllle's
Hates have been robbed, aud the secret anonymous
circulars distributed by other safe-makers lat
terly, showing a wry fnv canes milv. Is the strongest
evidence that bi.t a very small number bavs been
robbed to this time, notwitbHtandlug tbe large num
ber in use, and the amount at stake it succeastul.
Fact III. There are two, and only two, general
and leading priucldles upon which ail burglar-proof
sales are constructed. The one Is pouring liquid
Iron betweeu and around bars of wrought lreu, hard
ened sireel, or any proper combination of metals.
This principle Is adpied by I.lilie, In the Chilled
Iron bate, aud covered and controlled by his letter
patent.
The other In made ud ol layers nf nlalea nrHiiroHi
metals, held together by bolls or rivets, or both. To
iji invitf mrv various omecLlnnH l-li a
n double. Tbe wrought Iron plates, which are
-ugiu in uidmif, aiBuuutiue, ana are operated
v the w hole catalogue ot burglar' took. Tha
Jr rivets are easily lorced by suitable tools,
h without powder, and cannot be sustained!
mer prtnclple, adopted by Little, avoids all
injections, can be made any thickness, and
ud any amount of resistance required; avoids
i veis, doiis. etc.; nas no wrought Iron outside to
."operated upon by burglars' implements.
FACT IV. Mr. I.llllR. the Pilnl. an ha
learned that It was posMble with the modern Im-
froved tools lor burglars to grind through chilled
ron or hardened steel, begn experimenting to avoid
the difficulty, aud after much labor aud expense he
baa perlected a system lor chilling Iron and combin
ing metals that Is enliiely proof against theburglar'a
drill, or any other of his tools, even the wedge, war
ranted to stand tbe hardest test practicable for any
burglar to make. As a proof of his success, the fol
lowing certilicaie Is now offered lroiu the .Novelty
Works, Kew York:
OlfKICB NOVKLTT IBOW WOHKS,
t A ., Skw Yohk, lHth liecember, 1866.
Jfetsri. lAtvHt Lillie A Horu '
Gjcntlkmjln: We have subjected the sample of
Chilled Iron you furnished us to the most severe tests
ias regards drilling through it) that we could bring to
lear upon It. and without success.
It la our opinion that it can only be penetrated by
the use ot a large number ot drills, and the expendi
ture ol much power, with days of time.
And we think it Impossible lor a burglar, with his
time aud power, to penetrate It at all.
ouia truly,
Isaac V. Holmes. Superintendent.
Lyman U. II all, Foreman.
And the following extensive Iron manufacturers In
Philadelphia, Boston, and Chicago, alter tbe most
thorough teats, liud the result to he substantially the
same.
. Aud their principal Iron Workers so certify:
Messrs. Merrick k feou, Koulhwark Foundry, Phila
delphia. The Finkley & Williams Works, Boston, Mass,
Tbe Union Foundry and the Northwestern Foun
dry, Chicago, 111. .
Fact V. The proposition made the public hereto
fore Is now renewed: I will furnish bales or Vault
loors, of same size aud capacity of other best makers,
and at one-third less price; and the same may be
tested when finished, and 1 will furnish tue man to
test the work of any otber maker, and he shall fur
nish tbe man to test my work ; and the party so order
ing may accept tbe work which stands the most re
alstance.ln any wayor manner practicable lor a burglar
to work.
Fact VI .I wonld now gay to any of the owners of
Llllle's Bares, that, in view 01 the preceding facts, If
they feel the need of additional security, I will ex
change with them, on lair terms, giving them all the
late improvements, and the increased security, which
Is claimed to be beyond the reach of Burglars, until
some new system shall be developed In the working
of Iron, which would now seem hardly possible.
Fact Viz. It is true that the Sheet-Iron or common
Bate, as now made, under ordinary cirenmstaucea
(aud when not crushed by the lull of walls or timbers)
usually saves the written matter, but If tbe lire is se
vere it has to be copied, for the Ink will soon lade out;
besides, tbe sale Is twisted up aud useless.
It Is equally true that the Chilled-Iron Safe saves
the writteu matter in a perfect stale, thai It doea not
lade out or require copying, and that tbe sale Itself
Is ready for further use. Any number of trials in
Urea, certtlied to, prove these lucts, aud If any of the
Bale venders who are distributing secret, anonymous
circulars to injure tbe reputation ol LlLLIK'eS SAFK
are not sat Is lied with these statements, they can have
tbe opportunity of testing by lire one of their own
Bares with LILLLK'B, on equal terms, whenever
they bo decide.
Fact VIII. In answer to the story circulated by
Interested parties, that Lillie's bale bad goue up, aud
bad ruined Lillle, etc, I would say that at no time in
the last two years could Ltlue&bon halt supply the
demand lot Bifea, aud were under the necessity of
forming a large slock company, wlih a very large
capital, to meet the demand; aud Mr. Lewis Lillla, br.,
la now tbe president ol that company, which Is located
on tbe ieliiwaie, in l'eunsylvuuiu, wear Kuslou, and
la the largest bafe Works probably in existence, aud
will be able to supply all demands lor balea. Locks,
Chllled-lrou Vaults, etc.
In conclusion, I beg to' call the attention of my
patrons and IrleuUB, aud the public, to the facts here
presenteu, aud to say that I am very thankful for
East favors, aud that I am prepared to furnish LIL
,li.'b liUKOLAK AND FJKK AND BUKULAK
PKOOF bAFF-H, VAULT DOOK8. CHILLKO IKON
VAULTS and COMBINATION LOCKS, all at short
Tintire. warranted to be tbe best and cheapest in
r -market. I also keep constantly a large assortment
Of secono-liuua nre x-roois, iuaeu iu vuuauge lor
Llllle's Burglar Proofs, ot the best-known makers,
all put in good order, aud ottered at below usual auc
tion prices.
I 3X. C SADLEU,
AGENT FCR LILLIE'S SAFE AND IRON COMPANY,
No. G39 ARCH Street,
6 9 tuths2m PHILADELPHIA.
ggj C. L. MAISER,
MANUFACTUBKB OV
FIRE AKI BlIBViaBritOOF
SAFES.
1.04 HhHITII, liElvlVlIANClEIt, AND
DEALCBIN IIVll.mil O MABIMVAliE,
6 5 Ml. 4 BACK Ml BDETi
Vi A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FIRE
! II D,,r.i.i.T,rnnrKAFESi on hand, with Inside
KLSi and Burglar-proofSAFlss on nana, witn insiae
doors. Dwelling-house bales, free Irom dampness.
viXZei low. C. UASSKSi FOKDKK,
No. 41 VINJi btreet.
nrrn ii nnrniT
iVUV Lnii uic.it i
H PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE
.niftwea. nieoH COTIBfl. BIOS, KTO,
If yon want an extra Awning very cheap, let our
awning makers take the measure, and make It from
!ri,1,,P .. . , .Anu luta nilH iiijihiI hV 111.
alotof iWNi uoDfiw" """i .--.-, : . . ...
many ol which are entirely new. and ol the best la
Suuce Suck. Also, Government riadd! and Harueae
m Noa. 837 and North JKONT btreet.
PHILADELPHIA BURGBOM'8
-RANDAdB INbTITUTK. KO. 14 H.
. ...... . . . u,,,,.,. Ti n
KVi-KETT, after thirty years' practical ejtperienoe.
f-atent Wradoatlng prersure Truat, and m variety of
X ,u. v. . L ).,.)ln blw.k Tiir, Khnilltfl.r
tu.,. finitches. buspeudera, etc. i-aoies- Pni.
V, 1.11 1M Mllll ucted by a Lady, 64
ALKXANDEll U. DAI'l'lihli JV'.,
ANB
Uo. H NOHTH WATER BTJ1KJIT,
' ' ' PJ1ILADKLPHIA.
ttlliWDM CATTKIA. 21 1U1AH fl). OATTBf
CUCKANDCANTAS,
Of all numbers and brand
Tent Awntng-, Trunk, and Wagon Cover Duck. Autf
Paper Jiuotactuiers' Drier lelu, from oue tost?
feet wide: PauUnif. ISelting, riall Twine, etc.
teetwiue.t-au a VV. EVERMAN A CO.,
No. ll JON m Alia.
VATENTi WIBB WORK
Win WAILING 3. BTORK FRONTS' ,
JX)B BAlLinuo. "ulJA1;,)rti J.AKTITTON8, KTf
fALBCRKEK8, FOUHDRINIKU WlithW, US Q
lianiifai'tured by
ma w a I.U n Jr MIOMM.
. Iso. 11 K blX'lil bUreeW
THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY,
FINANCIAL.
O T I C C
TO TIIK HOLDERS
OF TUB
LOfN OF THE COMMONWEALTH
OF PENNSYLVANIA,
SUE AFTEB JCLT 1, 1880, AND DEFOBE
4V1.T ,1S60. 0 .
Holders of tbe following. LOANS OF THE
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA
are requested to present them for payment
(Principal and Interest) at
The Farmers' and mechanics' National
Sank of Philadelphia.
Loan of March 80, 1830, due March 4, 1853.
February 16, 1833, due July 1, 1858.
" March 27, 1833, due July 1, 1858.
January 20. 1839, due July 1, 1859.
' June 7, 1839, due August 1, 1859.
- March 80, 1832, due July 1, 1800.
' April 6, 1832, due July 1, 1800.
Also, all BANK . CHARTEK LOANS due
prior to July 2, 1800.
All of the above LOANS will cease to draw
Interest after August 15, 1807,
JOII9T W. GE1BT,
GOVERNOR.
JOHN F. IIABTRANFT,
AUDITOR-GENERAL.
WILLIAM II. HKjfllLK,
6 IS stuth IS 15 STATE TREASURER.
JCV OT AT E LOAN.
THE NEW SIX PER CENT
STATE LOAEM,
Free from all State, County,
and Municipal Taxation,
Will be urnlBhed In sums to suit, on applica
tion to either of the undersigned:
IAT COOKE A COM
DBEXEL A CO
66 lmlp K. W. CLARKE A CO,
7 3-10s,
ALL BEllIJSS,
CONVERTED INTO
Five-Twenties of 1865
JANUARY AND JULY!
WITHOUT CHARGE
IIOADS DELIVERED HDIEDIATEJLT.
DE HAYEK & BROTHER
10 2Jrp KO. 40 I, THIRD STREET.
A ; U G U 1 T
SEVEN-THIRTY N 01 E S,
CONTESTED WITIIOCT CUABCEJ
IKTO TEE
KW IIVE-TWESTX UOLD ISTERISX
BONDS,
Large Eondi delivered at onoe. Bmall Bonds fur
nished as soon as received irom Waauincton.
JAY COOKE A OO.a
iitl Wo. 114 B.TniRD STREET.
7 3'10S SEVEN -THIRTY NOTES
COSTEBTED WITIIOUT CHARGE INTO
TUB NEW
5.Os
BONDS DELIVERED AT ONCE,
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES wanted at highest
Aarket rates.
WM. PAINTER A CO;,
1 1 BO.SI kOITTlI THIRD T,
SEVENTH NATIONAL BANK
! OF PIIILADELPHIAJ
NORTHWEST COBNEB OF FOUBTU AND
MARKET KTBEETS
GEORGE W. HILL, rRESJIDENT,
E. B. HALL, I'AslIltH,
OFFERS EVERY ADVANTAGE TO DEPOSITORS
Bankers', Merchants', aud Manufacturers' Aocounts
solicited. ' 18 tuatuaua
FINANCIAL.
QANKINO IIOU8E
or
Jay Cooke & Co..
NOS. lis AND 114 S.TniBD bt., fiiila.
Dealers in all Government Securities,
OLD O SiOsj WANTED
IN EXCHANGE FOR NEW.
A LIBERAL DIFFERENCE ALLOWED,
Compound Interest Notes Wanted.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS.
Collections made. Stocks bought and sold on
Coinmifeijion.
Special business aocommodaUons reserved for
ladles. 3 24 8m
Ua 8. SECURITIES
A SPECIALTY.
SMITH, RANDOLPH & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
K0.16S THIRD ST; NO. 8 NASSAU ST.,
raiLADixPHiA. I xkw TOBjr.
ORDERS FOB STOCKS AND GOLD EXE.
ccted in philadelphia and hew
York i 11
JULY COUPONS
WANTED.
JAY G00EE & CO.,
No. 114 South THIRD St.
6 291m
PHILADELPHIA.
QOLD COUPONS
DUE JULY 1
WANTED.
DE HAVEN & BRO.,
6 21 20t
NO. 40 SOITII THIRD ST.
FURNITURE, BEDDING, ETC.
I L LI AM WITTFELD,
MAKUFACTURER AND DEALER IK
CABINET FURNITURE,
KON.6J, , S JNUBTII SECOND ST.,
Below Arch, West Bide, Philadelphia,
Calls attention to bis extensive assortment of FIRST-
CLASS FURNITURE, comprising ;-
BOLID ROSEW OOD,
BOLID WALNUT,
PARLOR BUITS OF PLUSII,
TERRY. REPS, AND HAIR CLOTH,
ELEGANT CHAMBER AND
COTTAGE SUITS
BEST DINING ROOM AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE.
ALSO.
WRITING DESKS, MARBLE-TOP STANDS, ETC.,
All of which are manufactured by ourselves, of the
best materials, and will be sold for cash only, at
ruucl) lowerrates than are offered elsewhere.
N. B. Goods packed and shipped to all parts of the
country. SlSsmlhlm
JOUSE-FUHNISULNQ GOODS.
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE
BAKUA1AS.
To close tbs estate of tbe late
JOHN A. MCRPHEJT,
Importer and Dealer la
House-Fur nlshins Goods,
NO. B CUESNUT STREET,
Between Ninth and Tentb, South Side, Philadelphia,
ills Administrators now otler the whole stoca at
prices below the ordinary rates charged. This stuck
embracfs every thing wanted In a well-ordered uouho
hold: Plain Tin Ware, .Brushes, Wooden Ware,
Baskets, Plated Ware, Cutlery, Iron Ware, Japanned
V are, and Cooking Utensils of every description.
A great variety of feUAKKK GOODH, BIRD.
CAGf-S, etc etc, can be obtained on the most reason
able terms.
GENUINE ARCTIC REFRIGERATORS AND
WATER COOLERS.
A hue assortment of PAPIER-MACHE GOODS.
This Is the largest retail establishment In this Ubs
In Philadelphia, and cltuens aud strangers will hud It
to their advantage to examine our stock balore pu r
cliaslng. MT1K. Onr friends In the conntry may order by
mall, and prompt attention will be given. Ill tha lu
rO HOUSEKEEPERS.
I save a large stock of every variety ol
FURWITU11E.
Which I will sell at reduced prices, consisting of
PLAIN AND MAKJ1LE TOP COTTAUE BDITS.
WAUNUT CHAalBKK 8UI1S.
PAKLOR HLTltt IN ViiXVET PLTJfcH. . .
PARLOK riUll S IN HAIR CLOIU.
PARLOR SU1TH IN REPH. ...
Sideboards, Extension Tables, Wardrobes, Book
cases, Uattresaes, Lounges, etc, etc. ,
" P. P. eUSTINE, "
g t W. B. corner SECOND and RACE Street.
P I T L E B , WE A VEi; & CO.,
j ' MANUFACTURERS OF
Manilla and Tarred Cordace, Cord
Twines, Etc.
i No. North WATER Street, and
-No. North DELAWARE Avenue,
EDWIM H.FlTI.KB, llK'HAH Wsuyb.
I (XlNBAD J. Cixji Hiaa. n
WILLIAM B. GRANT
COMMIHBION MERCHANT,
No. U B. DELAWARE Aveuue, Philadelphia,
AUK NT jroM
Dupont's Gnnpowder, Rehued Nitre, Charcoal, EK
W. linker & Co.'s Chocolate, Cocoa, and lirouia.
Crocker Bros. A Co.'s YeUuW Metal bueathln
Eolu, and Nails. 14
RAILROAD LINES.
SHOHTEHT ROUTE TO THE BEA-SIIOREI
CAMDKN AND ATLANTIC RAIMtOAD,
i THROUGH IN TWO HOURS.
Five Trains dally to Allantlo City, and onsoa Sun
day. On and aflpr SATURDAY, June 29, 1867, trains Will
leave VINE Ktreel Ferry, as lollows:
Hiif rial Kxcurslon ... fi'00 A. M,
Mall, .....7 A. M.
1'relglit, with PaKsmiRer Car attached 9 15 A. hi.
Exprcfin (through in two hours)......... 2 K P. M.
Atlantic Accommodation 4 19 P, M.
BR'HJHN 1KU LEAVER ATLANTIC!
Ppeclal i.xcursl(in.... s-l P. M.
Mull 4-4 r. M.
rreight UNO A. M.
Express (ttirougb In two hours) 7 08 A. M.
Accommodation .6 45 A. M.
Junction Accommodation to Jackson and interme
diate nations leaves Vine street. S 30 P. M.
Returning leaves Jackson 6-2S A. M.
H A DlXJNKIKLI) ACCOMMODATION 1RAINS
Leave Vine street at..H...M.Mlu iA A. M., 2 ' 0 P. M.
Leave Iladdontleld at l-oo P. M., 81 P. M.
SUNDAY MAIL TRAIN TO ATLANTIC CITY
Leaves Vine street at 7'80 A. M., and Atlanlioat
4 40 p. M.
Fare to Atlantlo $2. Round Trip Tickets, pood
oily for the day and train on which thry are Unird,
MicKeis ror sale at the Ullice or tue rniianeipnia
and at No. CH KtiN U'f Street, Continental Hotel.
The Philadelphia Iocal Express Company, No. 25
ClOiiNUT Street, will call tor baggage in any part
of the cny and suburbs, and check to hotel or cottage
at AtlnnlioClty. D. II. MUNDY,
n x tr Agenb
FAST FREIUIIT LINE, VIA NORTH PENN
SYLVANIA RAIuROAD. to Wllkeabarre, Ma-
nanoy cay. Alouut Carmel, centraiia, ana ait points
on LelitgU alley Paliroad and ita branches.
By new arrangements, perfected this day, this rond
Is enabled to Klve increased despatch to merchandise
consigned to the above-named points.
ucous oenverca at inn i iirougn reignt uopoi,
. h K. Cor. ol t'KuMT and NORLE hlreets,
before S P.M., will reach Wiiksbarr., Mount Car
mel, Mahsnoy CHy. and the other stations in Maha
noy and Wyoming Valleys,:before 11 A. M. ot the suc
ceeding day. ELLIS CLA.RK.
618 1m Agent.
EST J E R BEY RAILROAD.
KTWTIAV M ATfj TRAIN FOR CAPK MAY.
Commencing SUNDAY, June 24, 1HG7. the SUNDAY
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN will leave Phila
delphia, loot ol Market street (upper ferry), at 7 A. M.
Returning leave Cape Island at 6 P. M., slopping at
principal Stations only.
Fare, fa oo. Excursion Tickets, tl 00. Good this day
and train only. .
WILLIAM X RE WELL,
6 20t91 Superintendent,
PROPOSALS.
jpitorosAiiS.
Navy Department, 1
Bureau of Yards and Docks, June3,18G7. J
Bealeu Proposals for eacti class, separaraLely
endorsed, "i'rtiposuls for Class No. (name the
class) for the Navy Yard at (name tbe yard),"
will be received at this ofllce until the 1st July
next, at 3 o'clock P. M and the opening of the
bids Will be commenced at 10 o'clock A. M., on
the following day, for furnishing aud deliver
ing, at tbe several Navy Yards named, tue ma
terials and articles embraced In printed
schedules, which, with the form of offer and
guarantee, will be furnished on application,
aud sent by mail, If so requested, to persons
desiring to offer to contract lor any or all of the
clusKes named therein, by tbe commandants of
the several Navy Yards, for the classes for the
yards under their command or by the Paymas
ter nearest thereto, or by the Bureau, for any or
all of the yards.
To prevent confusion and mistakes In sealing
the offers, no bid will be received which con
tains classes for more than one yard in one en
velope; nor any bid which Is not perfect and
complete In Itself, according to the forms of
oiler and guarantee, aud each Individual of a
firm must sign the bid and contract.
Bidders are referred to the printed instrno
tions, which will be furnished with the sche
dules, and they are hereby cautioned and 'par
ticularly notified that their offers should be
made on the printed form prescribed by the
Bureau, and be mailed In time to reach their
destination before the time expires lor receiv
ing them; no bid will be considered which shall
be received after the period stated, and no
allowance will be made for failures of the mail.
All offers must be accompanied by the bidder's
license, or a certified copy thereof, and the
bidder must state distinctly at what Pay
master's office he desires the bills to be paid.
To guard against offers being opened before
tbe time appointed, bidders are requested to
indorse on their envelopes, above the address,
and draw a line tinder the Indorsement thus:
"Frojmsats or Class No. (name the class) or the
jaiy xara aivnameme yaray
"To the Chief ot the Bureau of Yards and
Docks. Washington. D. U."
The certificate to tbe guarantors' responsi
bility must be certinea to by tue Assessor or in
ternal Kevenue for the district in which tney
resiue.
The schedule .will state the times within
which articles will be required to be aellvered.
If any articles are named In the schedules
which are not known to be in common or gene
ral use, the bidders will asoertaln promptly
wnetner suon articles can oe procured or not,
and If they cannot be obtained, the fact must
be reported to the Bureau at once, before bids
shall be received.
ff'hn unratlaa tn nut ctltrn tliA innlvaAl and OiaI.
responsibility be certified to by the Assessor of
internal itevenue lor tue district in which tuey
resiue.
All offers not made in strict conformity with
the instructions accompanying the schedules
Will, at the option of the Bureau, be rejected.
The classes of this Bureau are numbered as
follows:
Class No. 1, Bricks; No. 2. Stone; No. 4, Yellow
Fine Lumber; No. 5, Oak and Hardwood; No. 6,
UrkiioUU. U .......... Innln., t '....p....... XJ
7, Lime, Hair, and Plaster: No. 8, Cement; No.
9, Gravel and Band; No. 0', Moulding and Fires
and Fireclay; No. 10, (Slate; No. 11, Iron, Iron
HwkeE, and jNans; mo. iz, feieei: jno. 13, fig iron;
No. 14. Files: No. 15. Paints. Oils, and Glass: No.
lit l. 1 . 1 r'Unnilluvvi TV.' . 17 Iln..l.i,.i.... Kl n IU
Stationery; No. '20, Hay and Straw; No. 21. Pro
vender; No. z, unarcoai; jno. zs, netting, rack
ing, and Hose; No. 21i Hperm and Lubricating
Oils; No. 25, Iron Work, Plpiug, etc.; No. 2(i,
Augers; No. 27, Anthracite Coal; No. 29. Bitu
minous Cumberland Coal; No. 30, Heml-Bitu-
nilnous Broad Top Coal (aud I'lctou at Boston
yard); No. 81, Copper aud Composition Nails;
No. 32, Machinery and Tools.
! NAVAL ASYLUM.
Class No. 1. Clothing; No. 2. Hats, Boots,
Shoes, etc.; No. 3. Provisions; No. 4. Grooeries;
No. 6. Dry Goods; No. . Bread, etc.; No. 7. To
bacco; No. 8. Coal: No. 9. Paints, Oils, Glass, etc.;
No. 1L Lumber; No. 12. Fitewood; No. 13. Pro-
vtnder: No. 14. Miscellaneous; No. 15. Hard,
ware; No. lii. Stationery; No. 15. Filling Ice
houses.
bers, required at the respective Navy Yards aud
Naval Asyium:
BOHTON.
Nos 1, 2. 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 11, 15, 16,
17, 18, 20, 21. 23, 24, 25. 26. 2f. 29, 32.
NKW YOKK.
' Nor, 1, 5. 11, 12, 14, 15, 10, 17, 18, 20, 21. 23, 21, 25,
PHILADELPHIA.
Nos. 5. 6, 11, 14, 15, 10, 17, IS, 20, 21, 23, 24, 30, 32.
NAVAL ASYLUM.
Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. 7, 8, 9 11, 12. 13, 14, 15, 16, 17.
WASHINGTON. D. C.
Nos. 2, 8. 7, 8, l, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17. 18. 20, 21,
22, 26, HJ. LO i"'
PENSACOLA.
Nos. 6, 7. 8, 11, 12, 14, 15. 16, 17, 18, 20, 21, 23. 24.
STOVES, RANGES, ETC.
QULVER'S MEW PATENT
I PEEP SAND-JOINT
' HOT-AIR FURNACE.
. KAHUEl OF ALL KIBES.
Also, Pbllegar's New Low Pressors Bteam Beatlni
Apparatus, k or sale by
! CUABLES WlXI.HlrW,
B1H No. 1181 MAHKBT Btreet.
THOMPSON'S LONDON KITCliENERj
OK KUKOPKAN RANttiC, for Families, Ho-
HS tela, or Public Iiistllutluus, 111 TWiMlY D1JT
Kh kKNT blZb. AlBO.PlilladelnuiaKaiiKer
Bot-AIr Furnau, Portable II eaUini.LowuuwnUrttUa,
Flrebourd Hiovkm, Bulb Bullers, Blowhole Platw "
Pollers, txok lug Btoves, etc., wkuleHale sud retll,bj
tbe n.ttuufaclurers. H11AKPK t THOMHON,
6 -ft siutlitim No. MM N. BiqxjN 1 Btreet.
T. STEWART BROWN,
B E. Corowof
FOURTH & CHESTNVT STS.
MANUr ACT USES Of
HHJKK8, VAtlSES, BAGS, RETICTJtES, BHAW1
BTRAPB, HAT CASES, POCKET BOOKS, FLA&&4
And Trsveliox 8oU jeneriiiy.
JUNE 27, 1807.
AUCTION SALES.
Phimp fosn, Anctionevr.
0 C L E L L A N 1) A CO
(Btirrpwnra to Pbllln Ford "O.V
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AUCTIOMli.iaaj. No. M4 MAUKkT StreM.
CLOSING 8ALF OF TH F, BF.ASON OF )00 CASES
ituirrs A in i) Biitjj'iS.
On Monilav Mornlnir.
July I, commemius: at 10 o'clock, we will bpII by
CBlaloRiip. lor chhIi, Hhoiit 2'00 c.Hes Men's, Hoys', and
Ytiuilis' lioots, Shoes, liroKiios. ltalmorals. elo. Also,
a superior assortment ot women's, Mln.es', and
Clillnrpiis' wear, to close ronsliriimenls for the pre
sent (ifnson. when huyers 01 jiooisanu aaoes win una
it. to their Interest to nttenil. IS 27 81
JOHN B. MYERS ft CO., AUCTIONEERS
Nos. 282 and 834 MARKET Street.
CLOSING BALE OF CAKPKTING3, MATTINGS,
On Friday Mornlne;,
w ...... ., i. ) t.i.'v. . will ur buiu, i j i n.(iii'iiT7, 11
four nionths' credit, about tuo pieces siiperllne and
line Ingrain, Venetian, list, hemp, coltaue, and rag
carpetiiiRS. Canton niattliiES, etc., embracing a choice
a.snorimeni oi superior goous, wulcu may be examined
early oo the luorulutfol sale. L6t
BALE Fon ACCOI NT OF UNDERWRITERS,
On Friday Morning.
JRtb Instant, at ll n'nlni'k. 1J linli.a miwrlnr h1a.nh.il
Linen Vv asto. dsmaired on tbe voyspe of Importation,
aud to be sold without reserve for cash. it
TIIE LAST PALF, FOR THIS REASON OF
UtiOIS, hllOltb, bTBAW GOOUS, TJIAVKLLINU
BAGS, JIU
On Tnesday Morning,
July 2, at 10 o'clock, will be sold, by catalogue, on
1 1 1 r nif.nllia' nratlil ulu.ul l",in n.,.h.i.ua ...... t b b I .
balinorals, etc., of city and Km tern manufacture. '
upeu iur exaniiDaiioD witn catalogues early on
tbe morning of sale. 16C4
f M. GUMMEY ft 80KS, AUCTIONEERS
I No. ton WALNUT Btreet
Hold Regular Sales of
K1CAL KSTATK, bTOCRB, AND BFCURiTIKS Al
THK PHILADKLPU1A KXCUANUK,
Handbills of each properly issued separately.
lutiOcalalOKUes Dublished aud circulated, coutainlni
full descriptions of property to be sold, as also, a par
tlal list el property contained In our KetU .ta tale Keg U
ivr, nuu uiiereu ml iirivuiti sale.
bales advertised dally lu all tbs dally newspaper
SALE ON MONDAY, I
July I, will Include
UANHSOME tOUR-STOTlY BRICK RESIDENCE.
No. 1717 Pine street.
KXJiCUTOH'b HALE Estate or Casper W, Pen
rock, deceased Two-story brick Dwelling. No. 1015
(sergeant street,
HAMK iTATE Valuable property. Hotel. Dwell
ing, and Stables. Nos. 713 aud 715 spring Garden street.
MAjufi i.Bi a 1 c ueMiruoie jtuuaing im, osoyiis
feet, west side of sixteenth street, above ttelbarlne.
HAWK KHTATK Desirable Building Lot, 77 by 105
feet, north side of Catharine street, west ot Sixteenth.
SAME KwTAl E TrlanKUlar lot ol ground. 80 by
lit) leet, north side of Catharine Btreet, west of Six
teen lb. adjoining tbe above.
SAME ESTATE Deelrable Building Lot, 67 feet
front, east Bid. ot Sixteenth Btreet, north ol Catharine.
WEST PHILADELPHIA Valuable Hotel Pro
perty, with large lot, 4U by 200 feet, Nos. 3121 and 3123
ci i ennui sireet, adjoining the west Chester ana rniia
delphlii Railroad liepou
ijsr rniiiAuitLrsiA-Two tnree siory ones:
Dwellings. Nos. JI4-17 and Ransom sireet. 6 22 71
M
THOMAS ft SONS, NOS. 139 AND lil
. S. FOURTH Street,
SUPERIOR FURNITURE. FINK MANTEL MIR-
KUil, UltUhHJlLS UAKl'KTB, ETC
On Friday Mornlne.
ISIh Instort, at 10 o'clock, at No. K6 N. Eleventh
Rtieet. bv catalogue. Buoerlor surolus Huuseliultl Fur
niture, line French plate Mautei Mirror, handsome
Bcokcate, nue velvet i;arpeis, engravings, etc. eta
May be examined on the morning of sale, L O 2t
SUPERIOR FURNITURE. FINE BRUSSELS AND
OTHER CARPETS, CHINA AND GLASSWARE,
H.IV. ETU
On Frldsv afternoon.
At 2 o'clock, at No. 1013 Spruce street, by cata
logue, superior walnut parlor and chamber furniture;
China and glassware; Hue Brussels aud other car-
petB, etc. L"
FOUR ELEGANT SHOW CASES. TWO FRENCH
PLATE JIlKKUKb, HUUUEilUUU UJBN1TUKE,
On Saturdav morning.
29th Inst., at 11 o'clock, at No. Hi 6 Cheanut street.
4 elegant show cases, large French plates and silver
mouiiliugs; i i: rencn piuie pier mirrors, in gut rrame;
.uperlor parler, chamber, and dining-room iurniture;
.Brussels carpels; engravings, eio. i it n
B
Y THOMAS BIRCH ft SON, No. 1110 CHES
NUT btreet, above Eleventh Street.
Bale at No. 1110 Chesnnt street.
ELEGANT CABINET FUKNIIURE. ROSEWOOD
1'IAINO FORTE. VELVET. AND OTHER CAR
PETS. IjARGE MIRRORS. TRUNKS, CEDAR
On Frldav Mornlnir.
At 0 o'clock. Bt tbe auction store. No. 1110 Cbesnut
sireet, will be sold by catalogue, a large assortment of
superior ana elegant uousenuiu x urnuure irom lauil
lit. uticllnliiir housekeeiilnir.
WINES, BKANDY, CLARET, ETC..
At 1 o'clock, on FRIDAY, at the furniture sale, will
be sold, an invoice ot superior Suerry and Port wines,
brandies and w hisky iu demijohns; also Claret la
cases as imported. 1.6 28 2t
Bale at No. llufl I'hesnut street.
FURNITURE, GAS CHANDELIERS, OIL CLOTH,
CARPETS, FIXTURES AND BI'OCK Oh' A. MIL
LINERY STORE. .
On (Saturday Morning,
At 10 o'clock, at No. lloti Chesnut sireet, will be sold
tbe balance of the stock of bonnets, ribbons, feathers,
etc., of a millluery.slore. Also six handsome bronze
chandeliers; two large ornameuial figures; velvet and
other carpets; oil cloths: matting; solas and chairs
covered with velvet; what-not, ceutre-tables, counter
and deak, work-tables, partitions, etc. 8 27 2t
PANCOAST & WARNCCK, AUCTIONEERS,
NO. 240 MAKKET STREET.
LARGE POSITIVE SPECIAL BALE 80S CASES
hi HAW GOODS, BY CATALOGUE, ON A
CREDIT. n
On Friday.
June 28. commencing at lo o'clock, comprising a fall
assortment of uewest styles bonnets aud huts lor
ludiee, misses, and children. U
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C. MAC KEY, AUCTIONEER,
Office No. 421 COMMERCE Street. t 81
LUMBER.
Q(V SELECT WHITE FINE BOARDS
-LOO 4 AND PLANK.
4-4, 8-4, e-4, 2, 2. 8, and 4 Inch
CHOICE PANEL AM) 1st COMMON, 16 feet long
4-4, t-4, 6-4, 2, 2'3. 8, and 4 inch
WHITE PIN10, PANEL PATTERN PLANK.
LARGE AND bUPERlUR blOCK ON HAND.
i vt-iT -BUILD IN GJ
BUILDING!
BUlLDINUt
LUMBER I LUMBER 1 LUMBER!
44 UAltOUftA ti-UUlUMi.
6-4 CAROLINA FLOORING.
4-4 DELAWARE FLOORING.
6-4 DELAWARE FLOORING.
WHITE PINE FLOORING.
Abll FLOORING.
WALNUT FLOORING.
bPRUl'E FLOORING.
STEP BOARDS.
RAIL PLANK.
PLASTERING LATH.
i Qk7 CEDAR AND CYPRESS
lOU I . SHINGLES.
LONG CEDAR SHINGLES.
SHORT CEDAR SHINGLES.
COOPER blllNGLES.
FINE ASSORTMENT FOR SALE LOW.
NO. 1 CEDAR LOGS AND POSTS,
-t Quf7 LUMBER FOR UNDERTAKERS 1
lOU I LUMBER FOR UNDERTAKERS t
RED CEDAR, WALNUT. AND PINE.
1 WA7 ALBANY LUMBER OF ALL KINDS
lou i . albany ll'mher of all kinds,
seasoned walnut.
! dry poplar. cherry, and abu.
i oak plank and boards.
mahogany.
rosf:wood, and walnut veneers.
1 WKT CIGAR-BOX MANUFACTURERS.
XOO I CIGAR-BOX MANUFACTURERS.
hPANlaH CEDAR BOX BOARDS.
T CkT SPRUCE JOIST! SPRUCE JOISi' !
J.OU I SPRUCE JOIST I
FROM 14 TO 82 F'EET LONG.
I SUPERIOR NORWAY SCANTLING.
MAULE, BROTHER A CO..
61 rp No. OH) SOUTH HTREET.
JB S. BUILDERS' MILL,
NUM. 84, SO, AND SS ft). FIFTEENTH ST.,
ESLEB & EIIO., Proprietors.
wSys on band, made of tbe Best Seasoned Lumber,
l at low prices.
WOOD MOULDINGS, BRACKETS, BALUSTERS,
AND NEWELS.
Newels, Balusters, Bracket and Wood Mouldings,
WOOD MOULDINGS. BRACKETS, BALUSTERS,
AND NEWELS.
Wslnut and Ash Hand Railing, S, 8, and 4 Inches.
BUTTERNUT. C H K S N U T, aud WALNUT
MOULDINGS to order. 6 12
t,o. PERKINS,
L.UMHEI MERCHANT.
.' euoeeaorto K Clark, Jr.,
) NO. 3'24 CHRISTIAN BTREET.
eoiistaniiy on band a large aud V axled assortment
Of Buildup Lumber. Iiu
AUCTION SALES.
s
AM URL C. FOlfBASONS, AUCTIONEERS
...n u vnnuTil Ui ....
X. U, i l i a. .'V,
r.Ip. nf Heal Estate. Stocks, liHni. etv. at rhlla-
deli'bla F'.ichangp, every Friday at n o'clock, noon.
Our sales are advertised In all the d.r and several
ol me weekly newspapers, by separate indlllls of
ench property, and by pamphlet catalogs, on
thotiHand of which will be Issued on Wednesday pre-
ceuiugeBcnsaie
BALK ON FRIDAY. Jims 2S,
At 12 o'clock M at the F.xchaoge, will Inelnde
th. ihrnmrv lirlrk Dwelling. No. SIS Enquire
(late Jackson) street, 20 leet front, Including four-
leet alley, oepin leei inciien.
The three-story Brick Dwelling, east side of Juniper
street, No. 147; 18 11-12 feet front, and In depth 25 feet.
Tbe Si bstanllally built Dwelling, with back build
ln(S, No. 2 West Washington bquare, third bonna
below Locust, 23 feet 1 Inch front, extending that
wldih 114 leet, then narrowing, on the north slde
about 7 Inet. and cnntlnnlnir further in depth Ot th
decreased breadth ol 16 feet 4 Inches, 28 feet Inches
to a ulne-feet wide alley, making the wuote aepiu i-u
ieeu . .
The two-Biory ones: ana rrame iionsw, io. iwm
Bench street, with the two-Btorv frame Dwelling OB
Street In the rear, 16 feet front, 90 feet deep.
Tbe superior built three-story Brick Dwelling, with
tbree-stury back buildings, No. 122 Race street, con
taining in ironi z a-ii reel, ana in uniun ' iet; uno,
the izuraen acllnlnins and southwest of thesame.DA 4-11
Jeet east and west, 61 2-12 feot north and south.
The three-story Brick Dwelling. No. n Race sirew,
adlolnlDK the aliove. 15 feet front. 7C. feet deep to th
gardnu uienlioned above.
Tbe three-Hlory Brick Dwelling, No. S.19 Dugan
street, with two-story back buildings, IS feet front by
64 leet deep.
The two-story Brick Dwelling, wnn rrame Kiicnen,
No. 116 Mary street, 16 leet front and In depth 86 feet.
The tbree-story Brick Dwelling, with two-story back
buildings, No, 2I2U Sumner street; IS feet Iront, Sfl
leet deep, including ao alley oi ,t net wiue ou tua
rear and end thereof.
1 he Dwelling, nam size and description, adjoining
on the west. No. 2181.
The two iil o n ni two story frame Dwellings. Nos.
217 and 2 IB Quince street, corner of Charlotte Street,
w o walnut: ieevueep.
Tha two-story frame Dwelling, no. 13 Beck or urn
letin street, below Front street, is leet front, 80 feet
deep.
'lhesDbstnntla'ly bnllt three-story Brick Pwellln.
with back buildings. No. 18 Mayland street, IS lees
front, about 4V leet deep, more or less.
Ihe two-siory Brick Dwelling. No. 1022 Milton
street, is leet fiout, 69 feet deep to twelve loet wide
alley.
Tha threo-story Brick Dwelling, No. 2215 Filbert
street, 16 leet trout, so lent deep.
Mtie tnree-siory snic jjweiung, no. Kit nugan
street, containing In front IS leet. including part ol a
three-feet wide alley, and In depth 04 feet.
1 tie tnree-siory iirica uweiung adjoining on me
south, same size and description, with the privilege ef
tue tnree-ieet wine auey on mesouiii.
Tbe lot of ground east side of Sixth street, 174 feet
north of Somerset street. 18 feet front. 136 feet deeo Us
a SO-leet wide street called Falrhill street.
Tbe lot ot around on west side of Union street 40 feet
Bouih of H utton street; 40 feet front, 120 foot deep to
liberty street, in ine 1 weniy-rourm waru.
The lot ol ground east of McFall street, &5 feet north
from tsalnur street, running parallel with Glrard
venue, luo northward therefrom; IS feet front, tli6
leet deep.
Tbe lot of ground east side cfMcFall street, M
feet north, from Saluur street; IS iSot front, 6l4 leet
deep.
Tbe two lots of ground one east side of .Twenty
second street, about 20 feet north ot Cherry street, U
M2 feet front by W leet deep; and tbe lot on Cherry
street 90 feet east or Twenty-second street, 80 feet
front, 42 leet 8 Inches deep; the two forming an L.
The lot of ground south side of Ellsworth street, M
feet east of Fifteenth street, n 2-12 leet front by 77 leet
U'i (T'i east Hue, and on west line about 79 leet, with
the privilege of. a three-leet wide alley ruuulug into
Fifteen th street,
Tbe lot of ground southeasterly side of Thompson
(late Duke) sireet, 10S leet norlheast from Somerset:
80 leet front. 111 leet deep. .
The large lot of ground southwesterly Bide of Ridge)
road, thence by Christopher Jacoby's lot 150 feet to
easterly side of School street, connecting Spring
street with Park Btreet; thence by School street lot
leet east 164 leet to Ridge roud; thence north 89 feet to
place of beginning, containing near one-fourth of an
acre.
T be lot of ground east side of Eighth Btreet, 182 feet
north of Catharine street; 18 feet Iront, 77H feet deep
to a ten-feet wide alley leading north from Catharine)
Btreet.
T he lot adjoining on the north side, same size and
description.
Lot of ground south side of Sbarswood street, 15
feet west Irom Twenty-second street; 76 leet front. Mi
feet deep to Dresden Btreet. Subject to ground rent
of lio.
LOTS IN CAMDEN, N. J. Lots Nos. 28 and 71 o
Heyi's plan ot lots, south side of Columbia street, be
tween Filth and Sixth streets; 84 leet 8 Inohes trout by
150 feet 4 Inches to. ilium street. Lot No. 1, on same
glan, south side of Market street, between Fifth and
ixth streets; 21 feet front, narrowing to 16 feet
I nches by lHO feet deep, 6 22 U
Catalogues now ready.
B
crrvriT tt a Tir'TTrivciTTj kT i nisi
. CHE8NUT Street.
COPARTNERSHIPS.
rpHE PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN I. N.
L WII.F'ONG t K. h). BOGEllH was. by mutual
consent, dissolved ou the lUih of September, 1806.;
I. N. W1LFONO.
R. E. ROGERS.
The business will be continued by L N. WLLFONO.
No. 217 N. TENTH Sireet.
GOVERNMENT SALES.
RUCTION .-6ALE OF ARMY, CLOTHING!
Deputy Q. M.-Gkseral'h Offick.1
Baltimore. June 18, 1867. I
Alnrge amonnt of CLOTHING, CAMP, an
GARB SON KQ,UIPAGE, will be sold at Public
Auci-yu, on July 9,1807,12 M., at the Clothln
Uef jt In this city, No. 120 Souln KUIAw
btreet, consisting of
681 Uniloriji Artillery Coats.
1087 Uulform Infantry Coats.
145 Uniiorm Cavalry Jackets.
822 Uniiorxu LlKbt Artillery Jackets.
123! Uniform Veteran Reserve Jackets,
2i8 F ootmen's Trowsers.
927 Horsemen's Trowsers.
bU3 Horsemen's Great Coats.
1018 Footmen's Great Coats.
11(9 Wool Blankets.
1084 Rubber Blankets.
1500 Hack Coats lined and nnlined,
900 Pairs lioots and Bootees.
682 Pairs Stockings.
14ti0 Uniform Hats and Ostrich Feathers
622 Fornge Caps.
128 Hatchets and Handles.
107 Bliovels.
. 624 Knapsacks.
1066 Canteens, etc. etc. etc.
Hie above articles aie all new and la good
condition.
There will also be sold at tbe same time and
place a small quantity of CLU'i'HLNU .whlola.
bus been worn and condemned, .
Terms ol sale (.'ash.
BTKWART VAN VLIET,
6 20 17t Deputy Cj, M. General U. 8. A.
gALE OF PUBLIC 1' KOPEBXX
Office of Akmy Clothing and Eo.uipaqe.1!
NO. 2) liHOADWAY, New Yokk, V
June 111, 1867. Ji
Will be sold at Public Auction, at the Uepot
of Army Clothing aud Equipage, No. 4O0 Wuwii
iDgtou street, JNKW YOKK. CITY, on TUES
DAY, the Dili ol July next, commencing at IX
o'clock A. M., the following described pro
perty:
26,234 pairs Machine-Sewed Boots.
68.28i pairs Wucliine-HeweU llootees.
ia,600 pounds of Wall Tents.
6,900 pounds of Common Tents.
18,000 pounds of Hospital Tents.
10,900 pounds of (shelter XenU.
7-865 nnunilH nf (,'iaiVHS.
Samples of the above may be seen at the i
anil luritier lniormanuu uuuuucu,
Terms-Cash iu Government funds; ter'pt
rcn. iinun nnd balance before iroods arc t.v...
Irom the depot, which must be within llvw ay
of sale, i
le, HDUer lorieuuro oi purcnase.
UvU MaJ.-Genl. D. H. VINTON.
6 2013t
Asst. Q, M. G U. ti. At
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.
gTANDCRIDGE, BARK ,& CO.,
UIP0ETEE8 OF AHP PEA1EB3 (9
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN HARDWARE,
KO. 1S1 MAKKET STREET,
Oflertor sale m large stock ot
Ilardwnro mill Cutlery,
TOGETHER WITH
1000 KEGS NAILS
AT BEUVfED PBIfES. r7thsta
CUTLERY
A fine assortment of POCKET aa
I , ' 1 A ni.f- lui i.n.x i , ' ha.
..jer"3Zr'fJ ZOK MWirn. ux r..-v DfJlHOUhjt
VAXkJi Aiiil TAlLOiW bllEAiiri. ETC at
' ChettD Btore.NO. IDS ISouUiTIlMTII street,
UJ V Three doors ahove Waluus,
IB am