THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, MONDAT, .DECEMBER 13, 18G0.
CITY ItlTKLHUKWCK.
FOX.
FIFTH EDITION
F0UETII EDITION
PUBLIC SALE.
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tHHrtnl OulT Am Apparewi lirrmu. of Urimet
Tbe following tohle nhow the namheror amutfl
made (luring the Unit tan month of Mayor Fox',
sign. It haa been prepared for the purpose of pivlng
to the citizen the Information that hi men nave
Ann more work than did the force of 1806. It la
compared wltn tbe arrest of lbftH:
Omou. IW8.
Anon 7
AKHunlt and battery 1,M7
Aiwatilt with Intent to kill. ltt
Aiumaltltig policemen TO
Abandonment. 3
Aiding in escape 11
Adultery 13
AbwvinalnR 127
Hurglury Hi
Ihirnlary, attempt to commit IT
bastardy VI
Healing wife 34
Breach of peace
Breach of ordinance 4:i
Hteamy 14
Conplra7 49
!rueltj to anlinalH
!urnr kitiDKlng HO
Carrying couccaled weapon M
Oounterfelt.iii); 4
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Intoxication
Intoxicatlou and disorderly conduct.. 10,1 1.
Indecent exposure
InHiiltlng remalua in tne sim-t. .
Interfering with oIHccm
Inutility
Keeping viHous dogs
Larct-uy
I-arretiy, Biipti-ion of
VlKdemeanora
Jflurder:
Picking pocket
PaHidug counterfeit money
I'erjury
Kane
ltape, attempt to commit
Itccciving stolen goods
Itobbery
Riot
Uiot, Inciting to
(Stilling Honor without license. . .
Sellinir lottery nollclcs
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Threatening 1W
tagrancy
Furious driving
Running over a child
Helling liqnor to mlnorri
Disobedience to parent
Suspicion of mnrder
Malicious mlHchler
Attempted robbery
Attempted Illegal voting
30,30
TotlUB 1H6S
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increase ol crime in 1m;i 1,694
What Wb Woulu Io ip wk Were M wok. We
would not have men on our force whose dignity will
net allow them to don a uniform.
We would not allow any members of our force to
make associates of tne cut-throats and cab-drivers
that lonr.ge around Ninth and Chesnut streets.
We would not keep men on our force who swear
away comimratlvely Innocent men, for the sake of
effect, and allow their former associates, thietei of
the wurtttrratU, to go unpunished.
We would not make distinction between good,
efficient officers and our relation. It looks bad, you
knowl
We wonld not make promises of appointments,
apparently sincere, merely for the sake of misleading
party supporters.
We would not continue to labor nnder the Im
pression that only a certain nationality deserves
recognition.
-We would not employ a man as messenger who
does not understand the firnt principles of gentle
manly etiquette.
We would not court the favor of certain news
paper men, only to have them "go bock" on us.
We would provide a couple of dozen tooth
brushes to take the "brogue" off the teeth of some of
the force. They might pomibly then make Intelli
gible answer.
We would see that men returning from private
parties, but slightly elated, be not druzacd into cells
for the mere purpose of obtaining the line for drunk
enneHS. We wonld see that, the concert saloon not a mile
from the Suite House be examined into.
We would not put the "poor fellows'' to addi
tional expenses for gloves, etc., when we do not
know now soon tueir term oi service may oe cut
short.
U)ci. Onns an o Jmip. The reorganized Ijitter
Day iaii.tn denounce itrighnm, sr., bm a fraud.
The Methodist Missionary muss meeting to
morrow will consist of a love feast, In the afternoon
at ircen Street Church and evening services at the
Union.
The lot holders of the Nineteenth Ward, opposed
to the opening of new streets, meet to-night at. the
Resolution Hose House.
The Ingrain Carpet Weavers again assemble for
bustle and blather to-ni'lit.
There are eighty photographers in the Fourth
Collection district.
Where are the street contractors?
Christmas iscominir.
Ladies shopping should beware of pickpockets, a
this is their hurvsHt time.
The "My Uncles" are selling oil' their ten year
mocks of fura,
Bktiiany Vaik, of which we have already spoken
so fully, is still lu progress, and we remind our
readers that to-morrow is the last day, and those of
our wealthy citizens who have not already visited it
will bear in mind the shortness of the time. These
hard-working Christian people need help; they are
showing their faith by their works. They need
money, ami are trying to make It lu an honest way,
o that they may carry on the great work of elevating
and CliriHtliuji.Ing the rising generation under their
Uiiluence.
Whisky. John Anderson, on last Sunday night a
week ago, Induced a friend to partake freely of
"benzine." The result was stupidity. Ills friend
laid himself down upon the Uoxborough turnpike
to take a nap. John then stripped him of his cout,
pants, boots, hat, and cash, and left, him exposed to
the raging elements. John was captured on Satur
day night, and held in $soo ball by Alderman Thomp
son to answer at court.
Caitcked. Oilleer Atkinson, of the Thirteenth
district, on batur lay night captured an individual
named Peter Mangan, who is supposed to bo the
Jiarty that entered ami robbed the rwsideuce of
loseph Ledger, corner of Clrupe and Cresson streets,
Manavunk. On his peron were found a coat, watch,
and child's necklace, which were recognized as be
longing to Mr. Ledger, lie will have a heariuif to
day at the Central.
Dhcnk. Peter Dietrlck, whilst laboring under the
effect f ardent imbibatlons, laid himself down on
the wharf at Poplar street, and soon sought t he
realms of Morpheus. Whilst lu t ills condition some
wharf-rat stripped him of all his elothlug except his
drawers and shirt. In this plight he was rouud
about 1 o'clock by one of the Harbor police aud re
moved to the station house.
Maronic Ei.kction An election for officers of
PUilo Iiilge, No. 414, A. Y. M., resulted In the selec
tion of the following named gentlemen to serve
for the ensuing Masonic year: Mr. A. Suwodcn,
Wotslilpful Master; General MnCandleas, Senior
Warden: H. U. Lipplncott, Junior Warden; Alexan
der W. Nntt, Secretary; and K. W. Webb, Treasurer.
A Walking Fikb. About 11;; o'clock yesterday
A. M. ft Teuton, whilst walking along Fifth street,
below Chesuut, took Are. An oilleer near by dis
covered him smoking, and exttngnh-aed the flames,
The German had been Indulging lu his pipe, uini
placing it in his cout pocket, the fabric ignited. The
fetate House bell was not sounded.
I. O. W. B. John Binnicks Is a member of the In
dcixndeut Order of Wife Heaters. He resides In
Nitetown. Yesterday be attempted to make m nee
Bleat of his helpmate. A police oilleer, hearing her
cries for help, went to her Hsine. e-d t. sted
John. Alderman Good held him In liooo ball to
answer.
Coat, Oil Esti-ohion. About s o'clock P. M. on
Saturday a coal oil lamp exploded In a house on
Dlehl street, below Adams, severely Injuring one of
the male Inmates. The room In wtueh the explosion
occurred took lire, but the flames were spei dily ex
Uugalahed. Hatchway Accioknt. About 7 is this rrornlng
njllllom lliirtnai, airitl ol.'VAII VPUr. eillDlt Vftrf In
n Uiiam (L. .i.e. , " - .- , 1 j ...
Shield's bolt works, at Twenty-third sueetand Penn
sylvania avenue, full turough a hatchway ai d sus
tained a fracture of one of his hips. He a re
moved to the Pennsylvania Ilosiiiml.
Tci nonfli Fikb. About ten o'clock last evening
n ic house on the west bank of the Hehuylklll, near
Oolomlua bridge, was discovered to be on tire by
iiiuenian fcelby, ofi the Twelfth district. A few
bucket of water o,ucucUul the Utmie.
X? 12 W 7 O R JL
X tensiva Counterfeiting United
States Bond.
Krw Yokk, Dec. III. The Commercial says
there is considerable excitement in Wall street
to-day over the discovery that a largo amount of
United States houds bare been altered from
thonsands to ten thousands. The Arm Implicated
is W. E. Gray & Co., No. 44 Broad street
Gray is said to be a son of the Chaplain of the
United States Senate. They bought out an ele
gant suite of offices, formerly occupied by Steb
blns & Co., and the firm consisted of William
E. Gray and T. IT. Pratt. Gray came originally
from Washington, aud was at one time cashier
for the eminent firm of Marqnand &, Dimmock.
Pratt's antecedents are unknown. lie is the
party Who purchased the one thonsand dollar
bonds which they subsequently altered to ten
thoutaud bonds. The capital of said firm is re
ported to be entirely iu Government and State
bonds. On Friday night they were reported to
have some f 15,000 in bank and one hundred
$1000 bonds on hand.
They were supposed to bo doing a flourishing
businnss, aud the money received for thee secu
rities they are supposed to have invested largely
in stocks of the Quartz Hill Mining Company.
Neither Gray nor I'ratt has been seen since
Saturday, and the Stock Kxehane has offered a
reward of $5000 for their apprehension.
Icr nt thb Dki,awarb. The ercw of one of the
ITarlKM Police boats narrowly escaned wrecking yes
terday. On proceeding np the Delaware the boat
became Jammed in the ice opposite the Kensington
Water Works, and, becoming unmanageable, drifted
a considerable distance down the river.
Si K'iDK George Weldner, aged twenty-six years,
unmarried, residing at the lager beer saloon south
east corner of Jullanna and Callowhlll streets, com
mitted suicide alout by o'clock this A. M., by cut
ting his throat from ear to ear.
Forun Dkad. William Neeley, residing No. 1207
Kdgemont street, last night complained of a bleeding
nt, the nose, and laid down upon a settee for rest.
This morning he was found dead thereon. Deceased
was about fifty years of age, and of intemperate
habits.
Tub Poi.icb Assessment. Four of the Sixth ds
trlet police ofllcers have been discharged on account
of their refnsaUo pay the f-10 assessment.
W K I) D I N O I N VI T ATI O N S
f FNQRAVKDIN THJC NKWKST AND BEST
M AN1N KK
LOUIS DRKKA.
Stationer and F.nimiTer,
o. 1U33 UHKHNUT Streot.
WEDDING AND ENGAGEMENT RINGS,
of solid 18-krt fine (fold. QUALITY WAR.
KANTKD. A fall assortment of ni7M always on hand.
FA RK A BROTUKit, Makers.
3 24wfmt Wo. 384 OUK8N UT Street, below Fourth.
I JP T H.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
ELEGANT TRIFLES,
in
Bronze, Gilt, Wood, Leather, etc.
Xnltsland, Writ Insf B'k,
I'ocket lloolcw, Card t'awes,
iiold Pens, DViieilN, Uto.
IIoxcm ori'ineStalionery,
WITH
INITUL, 510NOOBAM, ANIMALS, X)MIC, KTC.
LOUIS DREKA,
Stationer and Card Engraver,
No. 1033 CHESNUT STREET,
1! 2flmwflmip PIlfLADKI.PHI A,
I K YZ SENT .
A hsndrone assortjnent of NI0KNACK8 uit;lbl8 for
OHKI.S1MA8 PUK.hK.NT8.
WRITING DK8KR,
From 1WI to IjClMMI.
bkonzk inkstands, pookict hooks,
(.OlU pitns, knivks. work box his.
ckiak, (jakd, and drkksinij fusks,
haokc.uimon koaru8, fokth'olios.
cuksh. dominok8. fallixk ckuwukt,
pi. ay ing 'akd8, c ami's,
vienna and sootuii goods,
In frrvat variety.
Bcxog of Fine Stationery, stamped with initial, birds
flowers, etc.
STATIONKB AND CARD KNGRAVKR,
No. 921 SPUING GARDEN STREET,
17 Wttii PUII.ADKLPlilA.
BIIOTVZES!
J. E. CALDWELL & CO.,
JEWELLERS,
No. 902 CHESNUT STREET,
IIAVE IMI'OliTED THIS REASON THE LARGKbT
VAIUETV OF CHOICE
WORKS OF ART IN BRONZE
EVER OFFERED FOR SALE IN THIS COuNTUV,
EMBRACING
Statuettes, Groups, Animus, and
Birds,
t
SELECTED AS THE BEST FROM AMON I THE
WORKS OF
EM1I.E IIERBEKT,
A CARIER,
J. GREGOIKE, .
E. CARLIER,
BUZEL,
TEIFFEU,
P.J.MENE,
Dl'MAltiE,
MOIGN1EZ,
PAUTRtrT,
E. DELABR1ERP.K,
OOUSTOU,
E. CANA,
PI LET,
DUCIIOISELIJS,
BOUUET,
11LLLO.
Candelubru, YneM, Card-Ntniid,
lukktunds, and Fancy Artirltw
4jScnerally.
Paris Mantel Clocks and Side Pieces,
IN BRONZE AND GILT, BRONZE AND MARBLE,
FLORENTINE. ROMAN, GOLDEN, ANTIQUE,
tREKN AND GILT, AND OXYDIZED
BaVEl BRONZES,
ANY OF WniCn WILL FORM AN ENDURING
AND TAHTEFVL 1U 3 mwf
Holiday Prenent.
33 V XX O r 23.
uIogis upon Mr. Pe -body Speech of
Victor Hugo The French Budget
for 1870-Cable Adricct
from Sonth Aa erica
Great Triumph of
the Allies Over
the Para
guayans. FROM EUROPE.
Tbb Aft erncM'a Quotation.
By th$ A nolo-Amtriean CoUt.
Lokdon, Dec 18 I'M P. M Connoia for mony,
Mons1,, and for account, 82 v. I'. H. of leoi,
64-; cf Ikw, old, M.S. American ntoek easier.
Liverpool, lec 13. 1-30 P. M. Tlie mUca of
cotton will not exceed 12,000 bales.
Pork quiet.
Hhlp News.
Bocthamptoh, Dec. 13. Arrlveil, ntamer Unloa,
from New York. ,
oikknktowh, Dec. 13. Arrived, BWamHUlp Mlrwe
Bota, from New York.
KnloBlen on (iportco Pnabody.
Lokdon, Dec. 13. Victor Uoito and Loul Blanc,
have written hither warm cuIdkIi on the late
Ueorge Peabody.
KrolrlD- Over the Mpnnlli (innboat RleaM.
Madrid. Dec 13. There la (treat rejoining her
over the news jHt received by the cabin from New
ork, of the unconditional release of the ttpantah
gunboats now IhjUik constructed there.
The French Flnnneen.
Paris, Dec. 13. The annnal report of Mamie,
Minister or Finance, hM nMt been pubimhed. He
nays the deficits in the budgets of lss, t,9, and WQ
will be met with a surplus, and Ills budRet for 1K71
will suffice, without comiting on any increase in the
revenue, and that altogether the condition of the
national llnances Is satisfactory.
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
The Pnrnunvnn War-Victor? or lhe Allien.
Lipnon. Dec. 13 The regulur mull steamer from
Rio Janeiro britiKH advices to November 22. Tho war
news Is very Important. The Allied army, uuder
rrinco D'Ki, hrd moved npou and captured another
ParaKiiaynn line killing, wounding, and captnring
nearly 400 of the Paraguayans, aud taking a large
amount of war material.
Over 8(H) families were restored to their liberties
and homes by this action. At the lust aeconnts tho
allies were marching on Igantuiiry, the last outpost
of I.i'pez.
FROM WASHIJVGTOJV.
Texnn Flcriion Keturnn.
A private despatch received here from (ialveslnn,
Texan, suys tne returns come in slowly; eighty
counties give Davis Moo majority. There are forty
six ronnties yet to hear from. The betting here is
that Davis will have from two to five thousand ma
jority. We are sure of three Congressmen. Oeiicral
Clarke Is elected by 7(HHI uiajorty.
Tbe New York (iota Fraud.
Dfupateh to Hit Amociutrd VrvtH.
In the House to-day, on motion of Mr. .Schenok,
the investigation, of the New York gold fraudH was
referred to the Committee on Uauklug aud Cur
rency. ; o ; u it i: s s.
(senate.
tviitiiuirtl from Third Edition.
ViHIJi(iTOM, Dho. 13. Mr. Oureiter, fnrni the Oom
mitten fin tiiu .liMbriurjr, reportwi Mr. Morton's bill to per
S?'icl fhi1 r'!t'nt faction of tieoreia, with amendment.
I'lm bill, as amended, provides for onnveninc tb old Le
pixlatiiie onavortain day t be rwnied by the tiovernor.
Its organization flmll be effnoted by immmnninjj all per.
mina elected to the (iennral Aiaemhly ot the Hint an ap.
pearHbytheproc'lnmatioanf (ienwal Meiwle, dated . lane
'ib, l"sif , and eiclmlinK all peruoua inaudible under tlie
t'onrtuentb amendment.
No irnnn abull be refused a teat in tho Lnginlatnre on
aocount, of rare or color, or preTion tinndition of Hervi
tiule. The Preaident in authorized to employ, on applica
tion of tile Governor, themilitary and nuvui forcea of the
I'nired Mates to enforce tlie provision ol tbia act.
I'inidly, it is provided that tbe Legiblnture of Oeoivia
aliall be regarded as praviHional only until tile further
action of Conirresa.
Alter the int-rmlnction ef annmherof bills and reflolu.
tioDR, atiiei3c theui one by Mr, Uarpenter detilannv that
tbe hpuniph ffunboat Hhnuld not be allowed to leave tliia
country, Mr. lraie totik the door and read a luuir ara
nient in support of his bill, denying juriHdiction tn the
Nnpn nie tjuurt in camh involviiiK tlie uonstitntionality of
acts ol OoiiKress.
Ilonttc.
CunthiUHl from Third EJiti.m.
Ily Mr. Winnns To amend the several nets roltiu(i to
thi (ranking privilege.
ily Mr. UmiK Cranting 'pnnsinuH to the surviving sol.
dievH and flailern of the war of IxlJ.
Hy Mr. Hutler (TatiD.) To provide for tho payment, of
the loyal citizens id TennsHRoe for luartorinutcr'H nlorue
taken by the t'cileral troops.
Hy Mr.Arnell To facilitate the settlement of the public
lumlK hy ireeUmell.
Ky M . t router To amend the act of April 9, 18.W, to
proteot all pfrwus in their civil rights, and lor the means
of their vindication. -
Hy Mr. Clnb- Jn relulion tu the swuiup lands in
Indian n.
ily Mr. McNoaly To eiahlish a ucifortn syAtem of
natura ligation.
Hy Mr. t 'ook To authorise the buildinz of a railroad
frura Hurt Wayne, luiliaim, to Ottawa, Illinois.
1 y Mr. Benjamin To dotino, oto., tho duties of pension
?iitH und to prescribe the manner ot' paying pnnamus.
liy Mr. Asper -To repeal the act for taking the seventh
auil snhafqueut ccnMUHos oi' the Unitod States.
Ily Mr. Conger Making an apnripiiution for liuilding
a Custom House and Post Otlice at Port Union,
Michigan.
I'.y Mr. Smith (Iowa), to amend the act of May 12, 18tU.
granting railroad hinds to iowa, and to grunt. Iaau9 to aii
in the construction ol' a railroad from O'Hricn county,
Iowa, to the Misaouri river.
Hy Mr. Washburn ( Wis.), to divide the district of Wis
consin into two judicial districts.
Hy Mr. Sargent, to amend tho ai t granting the right of
ws.v to ditch and canul owners on the public lands, so as to
authorize the sale ef placer mining claims upon tUo pi m
cjph' ol ('listing laws tVr tho sale of ipi.tri i cliuiuv
ly Mr. Johuson, for the rulief of persons tukmg timher
Irom tlia punlic lands.
FROM NEW YORK.
Drowned.
1!()Ciii:stfb, N. V., Dec lit. Herman Hausch, a
phynician of this city, was drowned yesterduy.
, New Vork Produce Market.
Nkw York, Dec 13. Cotton quiet ; 600 bales sold ;
middling uplands ut SftjiC Flour State and West
ern dml audfHf loc. lower; State, t4"-'0i0'10: West
tm, i-Ui(rt-jo; southern dull and drooping; sales
nt Ift-4f)vl0. Wheat dull and prices favor buyers;
No. 2 spring, fl "-'2; choice white State, $lt(. Corn
firmer and a shade easier; Western mixed, $lui(n)
l'lti for unsound and Jl-l1oslTi for sound. Oats
iuiet; Western, 63c Beef quiet. Pork dull; new
mess, 132-2.1; old mess. $:t: prune, t'.-.'i0,j"Jl. Lard
dull; steam rendered, in tierces, ll)io;lltc. Whisky
noniiuul at fl-U3.
FROM THE WEST.
The Allnnlle ana ;r. ut Western Knllrond.
Coi.niiius, Dec. is The Commissioner of Run.
roads of Ohio received to-day the report of the com
plete doings of the Atlantle and firiat Western Rail
road Company, for the year ending June 80, 19.
Tlie earnings were 5,7o,acT; operating expenses,
f3,s,2UH; balance, tl,63S,ucs.
Tbe Kenturky Senatorial Election.
I.0UIHYU.I.K, Dec. 13. Tho election for I'nlted
Htats Senator takes place at Frankfort to-morrow.
It is repotted that Mr. McCrcerv, the present Incum
bent, will suiely be returned on the first ballot,
FROM JVEWt ENGLAND.
The Boston Municipal Election.
Boston, Dec 18. The returns rrom the municipal
election up to noon assure the re-election of bhurt
leir by a heavy plurality.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BXCHANtiK SALES.
Reported by De Haven & Bro., No. 40 8. Third Street.
SECOND BOARD.
11000 Elm Ira K 7s.. 89
200 nit Reading... Is.
60 V
b03
60
60 V
bow
IMMK) Pbtla A K 7a. is. i
1500 Leh Gold 1.... rV
MKK) Lob R loan H&x
flittoO Pa 6s, 8 se..., on
fi0(H)C A A ts.'TB.lS. V0
400 City 6a, New.
c4p. 09
Cart Lit Sen R.... 43
16 do.. 43
200 do,
100 do
100 da
500 do
100 do bso.
BIHt do
MX
20 sh Leh vai Hi
8 do 6SS'
800 8t Nlco CI 3 1-16
"TX) CREDITORS OF TUB REPUBLIC OF MKXI
CO. The undersigned are now prepared to
prosecute claims before the joint commission created
under a recent treaty between the repotUcof Mexi
co and the United States, and would invite the at
tention of claimant to the necessity of an early ap
plication to iecarv a consideration.
BOBKRT S. LEAGUE I CO.,
T 30 No. iao S. tivjNTU street, Palia
Card to the Public.
t. a. McClelland, no. 1219
CHESNUT Street, niinounws that
ho will sell on THURSDAY next, at
Public Male, commencing at 10'30
o'clock, a large assortment of supe
rior Cabinet Furniture, w hich has
been manufactured by our best
houses for their retail sales, and
which will be sold without rcsorve
to pay adfances. niiotrp
THE PHILADELPHIA
TRUST. SfiFE DEPOSIT
AND
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Chartered by ihvt fgislature cf
Pei.i:sylvma, April, 18W).
Oapital, - r00,0()()
KstnbllNhed for tbe ICxcciitlon of Trust, Kxrcu
turalilpMi i:tc. the Mafe Keeping of Valua
bleot and the Kcntlng of Huiall Mafen In
lis Buriflor-Froof Vaults In tho (Jranite
I'lro-I'roof Ilulldlnu or tbe Phila
delphia National Bunk. Cbew
uut Street.
This Inatitntinn will lin opened for thn transaction of
hu.imnti un WU.MJAY, Decani I r L'7, whim tho Uompany
mil ho in rrailinenH to reiwive SiT.rtAi, 1kionith for the
hAi-'K Kr-'t'IMi of tioVKHNMKNT HoNiisand other Kf,!U.
ltiut.s. bn.vKii and t.i'I.i) 1'i.ate, Jkwki.hy, and othor
porudiie Vaj.uai;ij..k, under npevial guarantee, at ratoi
hi,ilar to Uiobb charued hy othir Hafk Dkhohit Uomka
NIKS in tbe principal citioa ot the Cnitad Htatnn, and to
Kkkt waix b.in.K inside ita Uiuuilah-I'HOok V auUa at
ratoa Taryinx from Htl5 to ilb peryear, aooortlins to size
and location. Thene Vaulta are well liKhtodaud venti
latod, of uuormi ua atrviiKth, and no effort or exponas
haa he.n npurcd in thuir conal ruction to ren
der them Atiwjl-t T.i.Y IiriioIn i'liooK. Wauhmen of
undoubted character, TiKilance, and inUltitrnee will bs
on duty da and niK'it (Bunduya aud liolidaya included)
inaide and nutoidu tlie promiM-tt ; and evory conueivablo
precaution baa been adopted in the intnrnal arrange
tnontato preclude the poaldlity ol stealthy orHudden
thel't. Nolhins baa luen omitted to provioa for the oon-vi-nifnce
and raoH perfect attainable aecurity of Deposi
tors and Hentm, and afford abi-oluto ISakkty aKaiimt
Fhif, I'Har'T, IH ikii.aky, and At.'UlDKNT the meaim lor
which, i adopted by tbe Company, are not, it is believed,
excelled in the country.
All fiduciary nb.i!iitior, such (is Tnwta, Guardian
.hiTm lrcutorlii'.s, etc., will be undorialion and faith
fully diachargod. ..... . , .
i..oue ii-nividon depont at interest, subject to with
drawal at the pKanire of dniHwitora.
Coupons. Interest, and other Income will be col
hno when uwircd, and remitted to the owner lor a small
oommiiion.
buiiat.io ai ocitmodations are pronded for the conveni
ence oi htdir. . .
Ciroulan, g.ving full details, forwarded on application.
Offlrt Hot rt, I'tlotk A. M. to 1 o'ctor P. M.
milECTOKS.
THOMAS EOBINS,
LKWH K. ABIlllUnST, '
J. UVIN09TON BRIUNGCK,
K. P. CCULLAOU,
K0W1KM. LKVMS,
JAMI S L.CLACHORV,
BENJAMIN B. COMEUYS,
AUGUSTUS II EATON,
. F. RATC1IFORD STARR,
DANIEL HADDOCK, J.,
EDWARD Y. TOWNSXND,
JOHN D. TAYIX)R,
WON. WH. A. roUTER.
OFUCEUH.
President
LEWIS JZ, jVSIIHUIJSX.
Vlee-Preldent,
J. LIVINGSTON EltRINGEB,
Heeretarr and Treasurer,
KOBEBT P. McOULLAGIIi
Holleltor,
RICIIAKD L. ASH HUB ST,
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iiuw tiiu largest uiiu uiiu&l vunuty ui rrucioiu
Stones and Fine Jewelry they have ever dis
played.
SOLITAIRE
Of every weight and
ENARIELS ARSD
In the Marie Antoinette,
other styles, designed
best artists of Paris, and of a higher order of art
and taste than ever before offered in this city.
CORAL JEWELRY
i
In every variety, and of entirely new and origi
nal mountings.
AIL4EJY H G
OHESNOT and
Open every evening.
HOLIDAY,
A CHOICE SELECTION OF HEW IMPOETfU
TI0HS HOW 0PEH. ,
. CLARK C BIDDLE,
No. 1124 CHESNUT STREET,
10 11 milt
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF 8AFF f
MAKVIN'S SAFES!
THE BEST QUALITY!
THE LOWEST JUICES!
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT!
Fire Proof.
Burglar Proof.
MARVIN & CO.,
IHo. 721 CHESNUT Street, "
(Masonic Hall), PHILADELPHIA
2C6 Broadway, N. Y. 108 Bank St., Cleveland, O.
A number of Second-band Safea of different makes
and sizes for sale VERY LOW. til 30 mwfimrp
SAFES, MACHINERY, etc., moved and hoisted
promptly and carefully, at reaaonablo ratea.
GREAT BARGAIN IH PLAIDS.
Extra Heavy All-wool
6-4 riaids for $X'50,
worth $250.
Trask & Whiting.
NEW BTORit,
Ncs. 39 and 41 N. EIGHTH St.,
PlIILADKLPU I A.
core fTinf fTiotr li orrr'
4. i- T '
DIAMONDS
of the finest water.
STOfiJE CAMEOS
Roman, Pompeian, and
exclusively for us by thd
TWELFTH Streets.
ia i;i tnwfs.t
BIRTHDAY GIFTS
FOUR DOORS BELOW TWELFTH STREET. ,
FOR SALE.
HANDSOME NEW DWELLING. WEM
l hpruoe Btreet, no, aiU7, loar-aujrjr (TncU ronf
.vuil uailt. lur owQr i wnn.
This In juat the kind of a reaidanoa man want, b.1
(oomy ana not extra large.
Term, will be made auoommodatlnar to pnmhaser.
JOHN WANAMAKKR.
Ull BIXTU and MaHKF.T
pREDCRICK SYLVESTER
REAL KSTATE BKOKKK,
Xo. SOS South FOURTH Street?
10 IS Carp . PIIIIJlDKLPmA,
TO RENT.
o It It 13 IV 'i0
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A large Store
In spleiadid order, centrally located
on South Side of Chesnut St.
Addrta.
1313t
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Tolemph OOc.
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kuildinua five atorwa IiikIi. Poseetoiion Mul. ivna i !
drwf , TUOMAb b. FLKTCUKR.
Ivl l)t.f ...1
- vouuivu, rt. j
TREMENDOUS DltfPLAV
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CllllOMOS AND FANCY GOODS F01J
Tills IIOL.IDAYS.
johxj ii. rjAGLi: a. co.
No. 630 AHC1I STREET,
11 8 Bmrp FHILAUblphia