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WORD WITH THE LADIEs.-We wish th e
attention of our lady readers for a moment
We took occasion TO call public attention TO
ne superior class of Perfumes manufactured
by joseph Burnett Il Co, Boston. We could
not do without them at our home, and they
are to us daily qualification.
Now, we wish every lady who is interested
In the culinary department-and what good
housewife Is MOTTO accept our judgment.
and try package of these beautiful "Elayor-
ing Extracts" prepared with such care and
purity, by the same well-known house. The
Extracts are made with special reference to
three things:-First, purity; second, delicacy
OF hayer: third, reisonableness in price. A
loaf OF cake cup OF custard, blanc mango. or
any delicacy for the table, depends upon its
flavor for its success. These Extracts are pre-
pared for the purpose Of meeting that desider-
alum. Prof. Blot, now so successfully teach
ing by practical illustration the art of cookery
In our city, uses these extracts exclusively
and recommends them unqualifiedly. He is
particular not to use anything poisonous or
impure. Call upon any Of the druggists or
good grocery dealers, buy package, and prove
that we have written this for the benefit of
our lady readers, who desire that their cook
ing snail meet the praise of their family and
fiends. "BuTnetfs Cocaine" a cooling, sooth-
ing, but elegant beautifier Of the hair, is too
wen-known 10 need a word of comment from
us. For the toilet il Is invaluable. With the
perfume FlorImel; the elegant cosmetic, Kali
hston; the rich Cologne Water. and Extracts,
IL also can be found at all our Drug Stores,
and also at all Drug and Fancy Goods Stores
rs, le67.
INVEST in one of those nine dollar Spring
over Sacks, manufactured and sold by Noah
Walker d Co, 36S Pennsylvania avenue, be :
tween 9th and 9Th streets. They are fashion,
able cut, well made and good trimmings. 3
D
INFoRMATIoN.-Those about to marry and
newly married, can find ready made Linen
and Cotton Sheets, Pillow Cases. Bed Spreads
ofall descriptions, Feather and Hair Pillows,
Mattresses, Table Linen, Toweling, Crash,
Window Shades, Carpets. Oil Cloth, Mating.
&c, at Adamson's, SOC 9th street, near Penn
sylyania avenue. Ina
THE FINEST assortment OF Toilet Soaps and
Tooth Brushes IN the City are sold at low
prices at L. Y. Dooley's Apothecary, corner
east Sd street and Pennsylvania avenue, Cap
itol Hill. 2w
QUICK sales and small Profits!M-Ciood
White Shirts $50, 50 and - 50, at Francs
Gents Furnishing Store. 49i eth street, be-
tween and Z; also shirts made 10 order. I'm
GRAY's COLLARS, 25 cents per box; Gold
smith Collars, 25 cents per box; Imitation
Linen Collars. 25 cents per box; and all other
goods cheap in proportion at Francs Gents
Furnishing Store, 49i eth street. between ID and
L streets. I'm
For CHILBLAINs and Frosted Feet, Whites
Embrocation is specific. Price 81 per bottle.
For sale at 42a Pennsylvania avenue, between
~ an 9th streets.
DR WITH (,bironodtst S9a psnn A. h~
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OK HAVANA ORANGES. OK
SWEET HAVANA ORANGES,
Just received and for sale by
y B, BRYAN BRO,
343 Pennsylvania avenue,
NH Is eosuf Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
1867 GRAND EXCURSION 1867
PARIS EXPOSITION.
The new and hrst-elass ocean going iron Steam.
ship 4Rnk
HAvA ma, &R8R
mander, will make an EXCURSION from New
York to Hsvre and back, sailing from Pier 46,
North River, on
"WEDNESDAY. April 18th. at IL O'Clock N.
Taking passengers for Paris, London and Bremen.
Returning, Will sail from Havrs on June 5th Civ:
six weeks In Europe.
water tight compartments, and has been newly
furnished and elegantly fitted up expressly for
hisyoyage.
The HAVANA will only carry first class pas.
sengers. An experienced Surgeon on board.
81 full Band Of Music sciH be attached to III
Shtp.
Price OF passage, in currency, to Hsvre $3.50
and Sf5, according to size of state room To
Havrs and return, $3.50 and $50. according to
size of state-roon.
For further particulars and passage apply to
the Agents,
MURRAY, FERRIS 4 CO.,
50 South street, New York
Or to MEG. Y. BARRY, the Merchants Union
Express Company, 400 Pennsylvania avenae,
Washington. NH 9 3Ot
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AUCTION SALES.
IN eeA0 AoG61a 0oSes 90 rsoro ee6e.l
fHS IYrIR10OE AND fo-koRk0H.
0Y OOOPEI 3 LAfIMRI, Ascs,onssr,
b. uthWest corner Pennsylvania svepee and liz
street, "star Once Building"
TRUSTEES SAFE e 81 .T TSS5sy.D fror.s-

o. :. .. sEH:s nj
Il. No. Is. felio So. one OF .he Land rsoers. Zoe
sassi0S fs Ssss " Il. Si:ai:s M cieos
"a on TUESDAY, the 10Th day OF n ssoA, A. y /.
uste, lying ssd being in wash ngton city, ID. O, 4,
and known and disunsuished slen the erease,
numbered etght, 8, IN square numbered rvc hun.
dred and ffty Gig As, frontns - feet The ssst
no nth 1, With depth Of one huudrec snG eve tcet
tes and half inoses (le3 feet leS tocscs.l -
alley, with the I'm rrovemests thereon.
Terms Of sale enc half cash balance IN ana n
months with interest from day Of sale, secured bv
deed Of trust upon the premises. Terms to be cen
Piled with IN i've days. stherwise the trustee re-
serves the rsht 20 reee st the rsk and cost OF the
defe9lting purchaser By giving 10 Gays notice IN
the Evening Star. All cost Of co7veyshcing and
revenue stamps at the xpesse OF ire purohassr
Slc0 rec pired st time OF sale.
JOB ", ANGUS, Trustee.
O0OPHR LATInnR,
mn l-5fav6os Auctionesrs.
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RY GREEH . wILLIAMs. Aucaoa..r..

9sSSts satH q ksSHthss!SG! 4 4s
oSksEs HS sPa fI1 SHsf a AT f FI
81 WIsH sSSASs ~ ISE
IN TEE sSiEIhE SoSkT 81 ran DIS
The Esaonsi Bank Of the Metro poll. vs.. 90.
T., s5rasue ct al In Esgi.y-so. .1A.
,se e. date The 9Th day q Tssra.Ty
aid e tSs shove .sis viii eel h'sn public
sMsst,Sn: st hs"KirksoSa HSS;s in sh. city q
day of March, A. D. 1857. commenoiss st 10 Q CLOCK
Yirt-The lsasehoId of the establishasnt well
known as the "kirkwOod House." q Hotel, in
equal il not superior. 70 any ether Hosei in a.:
eiiy Q, w shington. The lease has about ak
Immediately after the sale OF the above, we shall
estsblishment. and contnue from day TO day until
One escsFfsst 81 com p,isins IN part, yia
hitr9r with Rosewood Frames and Marble
hfs asrGs sp sS. SD. s. OF
Six heavy Green Rep and Lace Curtains aud DOR
Six Msrble-toP Center Table. and Oil Paintings
Seventy ,hye Marble and wOod-tsp Walnut Dress
Seventy i've fine solid Walnut Bedstsad., ali
complete, With Spring Matt ressss
W
Thirty Painted Dressing and other Bureaus
Fifty Painted WsshstaDos
One hundred Cottage and other Bedsteads
One hundred and seven Brussels, Thrse-ply. In
Two hundred good Hair and Husk Mattresses
Two hundred and seventy Bedsprssds and Com
Iafge auantiiy Of sou Die and sissIs 0 sheet,
Seventy fye Oak Dining Chairs
twenty Dsmask fable cloths ana Seventy sys
s,,i ssPtWan or,,ed Table. CAVIAR.
Ten Fs1s sss s.sy Plate: plated 9 fSss,
| five dszen Plated spoons
| -Four dozen Iron handled Knives
Two dozen Plated Dream and Strip Pitchers
Twenty tive pieces OF 0oppsr Ssotins Utss.sis
One excellent Irsn SAFE, in perfect order
ONCE Iurniture, consisting OF Desks Settles,
One H sns once aRs Rssuisier.
Feur Phelsns Billiard Tables, with Balls ana
Cues all In perfect order.
The above Furniture is Of good quality through
Wseai the attention Of dealers, hotel keepers
the In e. g al. 4 n:
u. tbe market Tor some time.
nATHANIIL WILSON R.ee,vs,,
NH s.sok SoHs oRi fksts Ia11I1sms ano,.
RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs.
A4nIsIsTRAToRs sALE-HoRsEs. WA.
GONE C AMp rARMIHG UTENSILS Ar PUB
On wEDNisbAY, the 9Th day Of March. ., 10
ss 9e P 81. e
Clarke Mills place, on the b ladensbure read ky
order of the Hon. Orph ans Court 81 the District
81 COvmbia, the personal effects Of the late issse
Snowden, deceased, viz
Two hse Werk Horses and Harness
Two Spring Market Wagons and BugRg
One H1rse Cart, Ploughs, Hsrrows, Cradles, SAD
| One Leg House and Frame shanty
About fifty i've Bushels of Wheat, BART In straw
And many other articles which We deem unneces-
sary 60 enumerste.
Terms cash.
By order Of the Admir- nj st rstor
GREEN q WILLIAMS. Aucts.
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account of the weather, until WEDNESDAY, the
10th instant, at the same place and hour.
By order of the Adninfstrator.
NH 7-eo&ds GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts
STHE ABOVE SALE Is STILL FURTHER
postponed until WEDNESDAY. the 9Th Instant
same time and place, without regard to weather.
By order Of the administrator
m 192s426 GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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THE FINEST assortment OF Toilet Soaps and
Tooth Brushes In the City are sold at low
prices at L. y. Dooley's Apothecary, corner
east Sd street and Pennsylvania avenue, Gap
itol Hill. 2W
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15SS = rHs WILSON, Receiver.

~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account Of the weather, until WEDNESDAY. the
10Th instant, at the same place and hour,
By order Of the Administrator.
NH 7-eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
STHE ABOVE SALE Is STILL FURTHER
postponed until DHkSDAY, the 9Th instant,
same time and place, without regard TO weather.
By order of the admi nj Of rator
m 3-0,23A6 0REEH q WILLIAMS. Aucts
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RYw. b. LKwIs 90, Auetfop..r,
ID No. 3o7 Pennsylyanis Aysnu.

u No. 5o1 Pennsylvania Avenue
We win sell ct "a Pennsylxsnis avenue. un1.x
National Hotel, THIS ENENIhG-
1N doZeR Ladies and CENTS HOSIERY
SO0yards fine yard wide Gotten
l0ysrds hse Black Cashmere and Cloth
10 dozen Il ne steel Frame Umbrellas
Hair Brushes. Combs
Table and Pocket Cutlery
Gold and Silver Watches, &c, &c.
10 . 1t w. b. LEWIS 90. Asch
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DIED.

PsEHIss can be had IN any quantitiss q, the
Sfay ON ce counter
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NH l-sfav6ds
RY GRr1s . WILLIAMS, Asoao..er,.

.iSaTF sIEHIIES VII EsE I BTfEnIs % 3
AUCTION
os TUESDAY, the 3sth instant, stso o'clock,
m, on the premises. part of Lot No m in eSuare
No <es, having sixteen feet front, running hack
good depth, asa 80 usre feet Of around
lot.
Terms: 81 900 cash: balance In sir months. "a,
note bearing interest, and secured BY a dead 81
trust on the premises. All oenveysncIng ana
dsvn on day OF ssle.
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INVEST in one Of those nine dollar Spring
over Sacks, manufactured and sold by Noah
walker 90, 36S Pennsylvania avenue, be =
tween 9th and 7th streets. They are fashion.
able cut, well made and good trimmings.
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Tho Last OF nm ancient Society.

The London Ciy Press says a farewell sup
per- OF a rather singular character, was held at
the Gentleman aud Porter, Great New street,
Eetter lane on Tuesday evening, October Is.
The United GlassboEers' and Cutters Trade
Burial Society has recently been dissolved, and
the property I'm accordance with q resolution
passed at general meeting, presented to the
Oldest member, Mr.. LOGAN, Sr., who has been
N =. L g. .vnv ny " "s 70 Cetl i Ot'
gathering was held. Twenty OF the remaining
tweny-scyeu members tmost of whom are very
old attended, aud a pleasant evening was
SPENT The late society was one of the oldest
iu Lon6On. 10 was established in 1888 and
figured In the procession Of the trades societies
TO Ur sent addresses TO Queen Caroline at Bran
denburg House, on which occasion a cdt-glass
banner was carried. There used TO be an annual
procession. bat it has been done away with tor
several years, IN consequence of the numbers
getting so reduced no new members having
Joined for several years,
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a TERRIBLB BEAST

An Animal OF Huge Dimensions and
FrIghtful Aspect ia Prsblo County.
The Dayton Journal Of Oct. 29th has the fol-
lowing relative TO q iriRbtful looking beast, dis
covered among the den'zens OF Preole county,
ONO. when We saw the item we we're looking
for the announcement OF the discovery OF gold
NINE an OIL well, or a yellow OchTe bed:-
The people in the northeast part OF Preble
county are just now having sensation whica is
not Bt all pleasant. Rumors were current for
several days last week that wild animal of
large size was pr0Wlmg about in the woods be-
tween EldOrado and New Paris. IL was ALLEGED
that he had been seen by several persons, who
described him rs about two feet hgh and trom
FIVE 10 eight feet long. Whether the animal was
panther catamOunt, or lynx, could not be de-
terminCd rom the descriptions given, as no one
who was near enough TO see the varmiGt was
dlspCsed TO remain long enough to make q very
close Inspection. One man declared that,
coming home late he was followed w some
large animal, and hurrying TO bis house and
closing the door, the stranger reared up aud
looked m at the window, thus aTordng a full
view OF the head, which resembled that of a
bull dog.
Another person, whnc driving along the road,
about O'Clock last sunday morning, saw the
creature IN the woods about hfty yards of rear
ing up against tree, and the brief inspection
then mace makes the length Of the animal from
nose TO zip OF tail no less than eight feet. OF
course, the party IN the buggy was not disposed
10 tarry long in such neighborhood, aud is not
able 10 give more definite description than IS
afforded by the apparent length Of the beast.
The tracks made by II resemble those of a dog,
hut are larger and more deeply indented in tho
ground
So well satisfied were the people Of the truth
of the report of the animal in the locality
named thn' on Sunday last about Eve hundred
men and boys armed with rifles were in the
woods hunting Tor the unwelcome visitor.
Up 10 sunday night the hunters we're unsuccess.
ful in their search.
We understand that the schools in the section
Of country where the animal has been seen have
been 8ll temporarily suspended pareuts beug
unwilling to expose their children to the danger
OF meeting il while going TO or returning from
school.
We have not learned that any depredations
upon stock have been committed by this unau.
thentiCated beast, which is satisfactory proof
that the woods afford it abundant ratons with
out trespassing upon the nerds and fiocks Of the
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ERLIN

Merlin, the great magician,
Quelled BY a woman hanoi
Lies under the mighty oak trees
In the forest Of Broceliande.
The fever Of life comes never
TO fret his poet brain;
He has slept thousand Years, and shall sleep
A thousand years again.
pevs fall soft on the turf there,
Young birds twltter above
Merlin sleeps. and surely sleep
Ia better than aught save love
Merlin sleeps, while the winters
Fresze and the summers bloom.
And The old oaks whisper softly,
THe Is here til the Day ofDoom.'
He has no letters TO answer,
lie has no debts TO pay,
No books shall he writo, no Journal read,
,Twixt this and the Judgment Day,
O. happy, happy Merlin,
Aar in the forest deep
To thee alone OF the sons Of men
Gave q woman the gift Of sleep.
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CHALLEN GE ACCEPTED.
EVANS & WATsON'S SAFE,
WITH sANBORN'S PATENT STEAM I'M
PROVEMENT,
wILL BE ON THE GROUND.

Mr. NJ c. sadler Agent Lnlies Safes In this city,
did publish in the Press" and other newspapers q
challenge to Evans aud watson, bearing date SGptem
Der 20. 1867, in the following words, to Wit
of the city of Philadelphia, do offer and propose to
Durn one OF Lilies Chued Iron Safes, with one of
taCned, both to be of The size burned on the
Fair GrOuI ds, Lilies safe 10 be made with six-incn
composition Walls on the principles ne makes safes
ana the Evans d Watson safe TO be siX-inch compost
tiOn walls. including the Boston attachment, and on
the principle OF their usual make. ,.., J.,
The safe to be burned at some COuVenlent place IN
the city of Philadelphia on the 22d of October next
Gather fair, the first fair day thereafter.
Evans d Watson hereby notified that they
best they can make as above specified, and disn-
terested committee shall be appointed equally by
"Should Evans q watson not respond In n reason
able time, then their safe will be furnished by other
Evans & Watson accepted said challenge October
j. 1867 ana agreeably with its terms, on the lot
Of ground at Twenty-iTst and Arch Streets at the
Tin mentioned october pr with their commlttee,
with plenty Of cord wood and with of their Safes
containing the steam Improvement, but neither Mr..
the committee retired, Evans d watson, however,
w are sustained bv public opinion when we ASSERT
that, the challenging party, no authority rested
with Mr.. Sadler to change the time, and by his non
appearance he has forfeited all right to further trials
At all times 10 90 into trial OF Safes, when fairly
conducted with Mt Sadler or any other parties, we
tnat will be "on the lot Of ground at Touey aud
Twentytrst reefs, between Arch and Cherry streets
three disinterested gentlemen, aud with of our
safes containing Sauborns Patent steam Improve
mpnt, i'm accordance with said challenge.
We desire our friends and the public to be on the
ground punctually at 8 o'clock A. NJ, and see for
themselves that the trial Is fairly made.
EVANS &c WAITS ON,
No. % S. SEVENTH Street,
Philadelphia, Nov. l, 1867. u28t
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n NovERN MENT SAL e.

n OV d " e.
OFFICE OF ASST. QUART 'R-GEEERAL)
No. ~ STATE STREET, :
NEW YORK CITY, Oct 30, 1867
VIII be sold at Public Auction, 10 the highest Oid-
der the OH day of November, 1867, et ~ NJ lot
OF Machinery pertaining TO Water Condensing Appa-
Tatus stored on hoard OF the barge Il. .. Avres now
lying at Middle Pier, Atlantic Dock Basin Brooklyn'
The following articles composed in the lot to be
sOld:-- e.. r.. 80
6Cylndrlcnl Boilers, It. In. diameter 10 IT, long
Steam Drum, 80 In, diameter, 10 IL long,
] Lot OF Fire Tools,
Lighthalls Condensers. nj, ..-.os
woodward steam Pumps Nos. ., Q, and7
10 Cast-IrOn Globe Valves.
3ini cast-iron safety Valves with levers weights,
etc.
22-in Cast-iron Check Valves. go, , -.
The sale will take place on board OF lhe pAIse tt
the hOur and place abOVe-nAmed, ana purcheseIa WI
be requred TO remove thttr pToIeIiy Withlu tntst
dHy from the time OF purchase. The barge VIII De
toWed OF the expense ofhe United states 10 any point
in New York HaThoT, where The successful nlduer
may desii receive his property, which must De uh
Terms Cash, IA United states Treasury Notes;
RUFUS INdALLSt
HIT Bvt, Mal9 Gen. and ASST. e. M.-deh'-
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DRoVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
i OF PHILADELPHIA,
No Ill south FOURTH Street.
INCORF GRATED I'd MONTH 22d, Isg6'H
CAPITAL, $l5O,0OO PAID IN,
Insurance on Lives, by Yearly Premiums or nv <,
10. or 20 year Prep7' inns, Non-tOrteiture. -
Annuites gTanJsa favorable terms.
Term Policies, CN. 1rens Endowmenta,
This Company while giving the insured the HecurItv
OF spaldup Capital viii divide the entire profits a.
the Lie business among Its policy holders
Moneys received at Interest, and paid on demand.
authorized by charter 10 execute Trusts, and act
es Executor or Administrator Assignee or Guardian
and in other hducsry Capacities, under appointment
OF any Court of this commonwealth or any DeFAOn or
persons, or bodies polite or corporate,
AMUEL r. sHIPLFY. HENRY HAINEs
JOSHUA Il. NORRIS, ~ WISTAR RROWH
RICHARD WOOD, w. q. LONGSTRETH,
RlCHAR CADBURY, WILLIAM HAOKER
- CHARLES 4. COFFIN.
SAM UEL r. SHIPLhY, ROWLAND PARRM
,,,,r =, = rr,,,,,,R PRESIDENT ActuRry,
WM. O. LONGST RLTI, Vice President.
THOMAS WISTAR Nj. D., ]. R, TOWNSEND
9He Medical Examiner Legal Adviser,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


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w BY Mrs. y. n, DAVIS,
Author Of Margaret HOW'LL, Life In the Iron
Mi'ls,' etc, etc,
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UUfiDT.'
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WILL BE PUBLISHED
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~ q 80 NOS. l8s nuu aOI HkOADWAN, n. y.
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FERTILIZERS.

q M M ONIATED PHOSPHATE,
an UNsURPASsED FEMTnIzEn
For Wheat Corn, oAts PolAtoes Grasu the vegetable
Garden, Fruit itTrees, Grape Vines, Etc etc.
, THIS Fertilizer contains Ground Bone aud the ben
Price 80 per ton Of sOe pounds. For sale by tht
meoutactuFera,
WILLIAM ELLIS a CO., Ohemiata
i2smwa No. IA MARKET street.
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Letters from Spain assert that an attempt
has been made, not without prospect Of sue
@ess, to bring about a reconciliation between
9Resn Isabella and General PTim,
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FIRE ANp BURGLARPROOF SAILS
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES
FIRE! FIREI FIREI
AND BURGLARY ALSO!
THE GREAT SAFE TESTS

To be made positively on "WEDNESDAY the 9Th Of
November next on the property at the North
east corner OfTWENTN FIRST and ARCH Streets.
LILIES CHILLED IRON SAFES to be tested
with EVANS d WATSONB having the Boston
Steam Patent Attachment Rs a Fire Proof and with
any and al COMPETITORS AS A BURGLAR
PROOF-both tests TO be made at the same time and
place, and to commence at O'Clock A NJ, the
weather permitting II not, the hrst fair day there
alter.
NO effort VIII be spared to make the above tests
strong and as thorough be desired; and trust
that all parties interested will aim to be present. and
see that the tests both thorough and air and
able to judge TO the merits of the Safes tested
the importance of which viii readily be conceded.
NJ. @. sADLER, Agent,
No. 6s9 ARCH street.
p. SIT has become necessary to extend the time
for the above test from the 22d instant before
nOunced, FOR the reason that as yet have had
response from other sate-makers to the furnishing
OF burglar proof safes; and II is very desirable
have the tests comparative the extra time required
to provide other safes for the burglar proof test
notice the published acceptance of Evans g Wat
son, with conditions about as long the moral law
code, some OF which cannot entertain; but from
their very great desire to promote the public nte-
rest; their high consideration for the source and their
entire indposfon to injure the business OF any man."
therein manifested, presume they will waive the
extra conditions and furnish their safe. they do
not The safe will be furnished for the test by other
parties, NJ, O. s..
lO2l22262s 3-l245 Agent.