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PLAN OF DRAWING

The Subscription Books when closed, will be at onee
transferred to The keeping of committee, who whI
have charge thereof and who win superintendtho
drawing and the awards. This committee has been
selected from among our citizens and wealthlest
capitalists. Their tower of strength TO
enterprise that has enlisted the sympathes and active
operation Of artlovers throughout the Union. Such
names as the following guaraAtee Of good faith,
and an assurance that nothing dishonorable will mar
the brllliancy OF commendabe and beneficial project
The subscription Books will be placed in the handE
Of the following gentlemen who have kindly consented
TO act as the Chicago members of the Committee 70
conduct the award of Premiums
WILLIAM F. CooLBAUGH, President Union National
AMOS - HALL 3L,, Treasurer : ,asqr G BB;&oRR.
CLINTON BRIGGS, Ewing, Briggs Co..
JAMES H. RoWEN, PTesident % Third Il National Bank
JAMts @ G. FARGO, Agent American taI. Exgress d
L. MUM, Mum scott Elevator. I'D
j. A. ELLIS President Second National Bank
These gentlemen, together with others dlF-
erent parts oil the country they add to their
number for the purpose of fairly representing the share.
holders at large, will have the
Sole Management of the Award in all its Details.
The plan ofthe award adopted is the followiug,-
Two hundred and ten thousand numbers, representing
the certificates issued viii be placed in one wheel aud
three hundred and WS tickets with the names
dred pain ngs, and the bust of Linoonl will be placed
miam W be drawn simultaneously tho number drawn.
in each instance, taking the premium drawn with II.
The Management OF the Crosby Opera
House Art Association
Feel it incumbent upon them to call attention TO the
thorough endorsement of the integrity Of
MR.. CROSBY
BY the members OF the committee appointed to superin
tend the drawing gentlemen of the highest social and
business standing in Chicago At the same time they
feel pleasure in stating that the ...-.
Demand for Shares Still Continues Unabated!
Orders by Mail, Express, and Telegraph, from
North, South, East, and West, Still Coming In
The Earliest Subscriptions Secure the
Finest EngravinSs!!
FIRST GRAND PREMIUM
THE CROSBY OPERA HOUSE,
Cost Of Erection and Actual Value
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TWELFTH AND CHKsNUT Is the place TO purchase
Cork Mattresses and BEDDING and to have yOur Fur
nlture reupholstered, vanished, and repaired by
nractlcal WOI kmen.
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We refer, by permission, to
H.SeEs %SS: TiPaia ssRsnsi & M %
General John IA; Ketcham, NJ G., Ny
General ]: \: hendricE, Iowa: "''
General GsnsFai 3, 3 g g bSyaliSR bSytan, S p PC C.
Hon. Thomas W: Ferry, n, G., Mich
n; DsiCr IT, EoTney, oESh,Yj Esq, ID; :.
Hon, Richard %sIach, Mayor of Washington, D. Q.
Hon. Henry Wison, U. s. 5.
HON HON ksiS@ EisF Whssy khsllsy n g. Es9P3
Hon. Hon. SF Henry q q .ISsIlG Bemlns, N. q, uOnn.
HON Hon: tS9RH5a $PRs@ &ySEs Ssvs ri 8 FS93s SHJ.
Hon Hon etsMgsn GsSTge " Julian %s0n q IND PSnDa
Hon Hon, K $Il%Se, %i@S $saISSS 3; Iowa ohio
Hon. BENZ D. Wilson, NJ. c., Ohio
VIII William OIs E. Ovens Esq ESQ, Philadelphia 20 hstu
UALERis (LATE MILLERs) WINTER
GABDES7Nes 52QII2s y VINE cSNeEnrs stSset;
GRAND lNsTEYGMHEfhEIYAL EgGHfEY. CONCERTS
py two large and snnSispt 4S IEs5Sstras. I55S
ana EVERY NIGnT Gu 0 S eopR9SNtGnR R9N RTNb Ttth our
Brass Band comprising the best ArtSts III 'ne oiS'
Our spacious Summer SUI Garden, artistoay laid Out
win 'niuOOffy IN TIE GsntIHIpI LADIES SALOON
G5BeSy SS5 SSaTy set apart for vii be served 6lss
NEW ET,EVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE,
'.THE FAMILY REsOIRnS sSI Snr
oARSSGfnE1Nss SSfEN FOB e BBI1ES,s XHS, fiftSRELs MINsTRELs,
GTeP Star TqS sSNS 9S TSfd bRNGEs a SRsE eEAS NEW
RuRIfsOUFs and PI ANTATlON SCENES.
PSC5 open L. st. GSsa
E=EeeS1zlg THE PIANOS WHICH We MANI
| kTYFS9 facture recommend themselves We promise
TO our patrons clear beautiful tones elegant workman
sGR GTT%S and For sale oRy at No M wX
sgg9s UNION PIANO MANUFACTURING co.
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AMuSEM MENTS.
MERICAN ACADEMY OF MUsI,

A MEXICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
SEASON OF ! IE@iFTEEN I@ 9TERA RAN NIGHTS
oPEYnG SIGHT, MoSDAY, October Is.
During the season the following eminent artists will
pIsso5iF$fszRyN pIssoFfRNSSss SSsSt and II; coNTRAtTos. ~
AZ SESETE$ ETT II RRso%EcoNr %% fAESKiir
FASSE SSEA51G tTKEffGGAS sEFTtz RtzhDf hSsHHU
TEsT2, NN' BssRNARPI, BffGHhB;Dr,
GIORGlo RONCONI,
mn, BABlloNBs AND BAss99SSii As9Sii,,,-oor
RR%i$AEf RSEi, i fk9EE}RSyl''' k5ERy
CARL BIRGS&SSHS,o ocIohsA ToRRIAN1,
LARGE AID Eff if%t I'VE I'VE CHORUS
AND GRAND ORCHESTRA.
The following operas will positively be presented du
"' THH ShIsRlSq aHSR dr "A 4HS GQNAhRf S6RHaf,
TIE HUGUENoTs, ERA DIAy6Lo
THE BARBER OF SEVILLE.
LUCRFZIA BoRGlA, SOMNAMBULA,
Ab%1SgIoS. 4na SteS5S
To Parquet, Balcony, and Dress Circle. ......."sl5O
Secured Seats extra. so
Family Circle. e
Ampn''ne'''SsiUjB SUBSCRIPTION TICKETS, 4O
including f9Gfs sfst f. EhG hPGfGts
Music store, No 632 CHESTNUT street, corner of
The Ske % fo al Ss eP Sss y o the
Academy, and at Irumpler's Music Store 1886
NJ EW CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE
mes S stTsst cnran aRGys Pses Twsh a @
A thl5 dI9kiSGs h6GslB Bill BILL.
THREE sPLENDID PIECES.
Twelfth night Mr. S the SoSS e. %ESs
%E %E SSHH TS#S / + S%%ESSS' SS%%ESs'
who Will appeal THcIs y II fseS9E'6 fsSE6S fsaTSGIE.
TEGtE UNCLE s9t9N s9h9N sHHNGkE: sHESGEE
URSS Sc sSG1 Soxsd S9 6s sissR E. OWENS
4 GoS54GAE 6oN55GAt tEssSS: EEssSS o.
10 Conclude with tt thrilling Drama, '-'
The The BEX0 REXX00LITTTTII99N TTTI9 OF OF ,S5 ,S5
IhE REVOLUTION OF 'O5.
w T. corner 81 and HaEN9F stre:i. s
PosITEvIEdhATN MR IdAN Last hST1GGRT NiGRT OF
THIS Saturday, H SG15f E3ENiNG, October ct 6,
John BrOugham's T popular HG HExtTasXEasanza HaE of
And the di'tinsGisasa %fsS sAsTS AstEss'i DENIM,
twhO has been specially engsSeS aS fps % sne roe
oonm'nsI"s HH h5'gSffHfs RF%
&SS 5XHRS
! MoNDAY-First night OF Mr.. HACKETT.
| MFRS. JOHN DREW'S NEW ARCH STREET
! lNl THEATRE Begins at quarter TO O'Clock.
| LAST NIGHT OF MRS. JOHN DREW.
| TONIGHT saturday., october 8,
last night N0F the TRHE RFEfsfFRas}s FasT q! FAMILY,
! with new scenery and great cast.
Mrs. JOHN DREW Was..................Th The Rich Widow
TO conclude with the great Farce of
THAT BLESSED BABY.
! MONDAY-Mr. D. Il. BANDMAN as Corporal An
tome, In DESTINY"
NEW A NJ L R | IN TIL EA r E
! IN Two Grand Performances
! THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
MR.. JOSEPH PROCTOR.
AVEkGER; OR. THE DEAF FETCH.
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EDWIN HALL & Colt would be we'll for those
about purchassnR dry goods OF any description, TO
pay VISIT to the we'll known and extensive silk and
dry goods emporium of Edwin Hall & Co, No %
s. Second street, before making investments else
where This firm have peculiar facilities Tor pre-
senting to the pubic sk goods of the finest manu-
factUre and latest styles fine dress goods superior
cloths elegant shaws, etc. at very reasonable
nTices The present stock of silks offered Tor sale by
this firm is one OF great variety, and imported
dIrecty from EUROPE. Few houses this citv can
eomnete with Edwin Hall & Co, in the advantages
PRESENTED to pu chasers of silk goods, equa IN
6ncements are offered TO those who wish to invest in
an assortment of dry goods generally.
HOMEOPATHIC RRMRDIEs,-On of DIR. Hum
phreys' cases Of medicines, containing thirtyiye
vials embraces remedies for every well.known
disease, and costs $40. family provided with one
of them will save during the year ten times the
amount of their cost, in obvating the necessity of
medical attendance, besides securing its members
from pIOtTacted and serious illness, The trlfling
outlay required should be a consideration with all
who 6elleve in the axiom that ga sttch in time
saves nine." Disease, to be overcome, must be
promptly met aud DR.. Humphreys remedies are
Snvaluable Tor such purpOse-NeSo York Courier.
HUMPHREYs' SPECIFIC HoMDPATHIo MEDICINE
COMPANY. NO ooz bkOADWAfI NJ /
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FINE DISPLAY OF FALL AND WINTER CLOTH.
ING.-Ihe crisp October weather we now en-
joylng ndmonishes all to prepare for greater
change, which will soon be upon us. In the matter
of Clothing Messrs. Somers & Son. No 1926 Chesnut
street, have now in store a really superb stock of
Ieady-made goods, cut in the most fashionable STYLE
and marked at unusually low prices. This we'll
established house is in high repute with all who
have given it their patronage, and their ELEGANT
assortmens of uncut goods affords those who order
N to,r rho fnro
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sIMlLIA sIMILIsUs cURANTUR
HUMPHREYS
II ON E OPATHIO RPECIFICs


Bave proved from the most smple experience, an
They the only Medicnes perfectly adapted TO popu-
lar use-so simple that mistakes eannot be made IN IN
so efficient as TO be always reliable. -.
l. Cures FBvEks, Consestlons and Innammations. as
q MOhMS, Worm Fever, Worm Cole, etc.. y
s. CRYING 0oLIc, or Teeihing Of infants. =. .25
a. DIARRH0tA OF children or adults. ....,. ..25
3EoEERh EG STpnT Tsass SSS' or Vomiting 3
g. " NEURALGIA. Toothache. Nervous Pains ,... rs
8, nkADAChEs, Sick Headache, OF Vertigo. .25
10, DYSPEPSIA. Bilious Stomach Costiyeness. Is
II, +" sUPPkkSsED, scanty, or painful Periods. .2
iS CRoUP b oarSs Co9a6 Daicut BREATHING Is
Il, SALT Rheum ErJ slpelas Eru lotions. .....,.,.25
10, " RHEUMATISM, and / Rheumatic p aims. rs
H. PILES internal or external blind or bleeding 81
Is, " 0tHlBALMY sore, inhamed Eyes or Eyelids5O
70, WHooPfN Gsc Ii oUGG or spssmOdie Coughs.
q, " AsT MA. oppressed difficult Breathing SO
%, " EAR Discharges, and impaired Hearing 80
23. " SCR0FULA en- arRed Glands and swellings. so
q, GbnbBAL Debi ity, OF Physical weakness. 80
26 SEA-sickness or sickness from riding ,,..... SO
S HpHo kIDNt Disease Gtayei; Renal ga cn i"
voluntary Discharges..... ........m..l0
3, S0RE Mouth or Canker. 5S
81, " PAINFUL Periods even with spasms. ..... .6C
S2, " SnFFEMHGs at change of lite. ....... 100
81. DIPHTHERIA and liberated sore Throat -. 81
FAMILY CASES Case OF Thrty-fve Walls, morocco
ss in morocco and book g. Single S boxes with dree
tons, 25 cents, so cents Orsl.
VETERINARY SPECIFICB-M ahogauy cases. 10 ylas
sl6. single vials with dlrecuons, 81.
THESE Remedies by the case or single box, sent ret
Rt@PHREYS' SPECIFIC Homeopathic Medicine Com
peDy, Office and Depot No 562 broadway, New York.
DR. HUhPnRE5s IS eonnIted &C. DAILY at his s. Office per
For sale by DY orr q co: Johnson, HOLLOWAY
SMITH, Wholesale Agents, Philadelphia, and by Al
Druggists % smws
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FIRST GRAND PREMIUM
THE CROSBY OPERA HOUSE.
Cost of Erection and Actual Value,
100000.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

1EhmO Ot 0ODoOh1E11ON'
For So one share or certificate with the follow
ing beautiful steel Engravings:-
GATHERING XPPLEs,' by jerome Thompson "
For 49, two shares certificates with superb Steel
WASHINGTON IRVING AND HIS FRIENDS"
For sl5 three shares or certificates with the fine Ale
legorical Engraving on Steel,
"MERCY'S DREAM" by d. Huntington
For s2O four shares certificates, with the splendid
Chrome Engraving Issued exclusively by the Crosby
IAN AMERICAN AUTUMN" F. Cropsev.
While for s5O ten shares or certificates are issued.
ACHoICE ARTISTS PROOF
OF either 'Irving and His Friends" "Mercy's Dream
o the American Autumn"
From this 1t may be that the purchasers OF GER
tcates receive at the value of their money in the
Engravings, while they also secure
A Share In the Award of Premiums.
The Drawing will positively be made or the money
refunded to each subscriber as per following guar
antees;-
CARD TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CROSBY OPERA HOUSE
Art AssooIATIoS-Ihe sale OF certificates IN the Assoc
state that the distribution OF heret0ore an
public that the award win be made their satsac lion,
OF 'ne money fe'u"0GUj T. Il. CROSBY, Actuary A.
Crosby to ssTy out his hereby guarantee
SAMUEL NJ. HICKERsON,
signed members OF the Committee appointed 70 super
the awarding OF the premiums members OF the
stating that have full confidence in the integrity OF
Mr Crosby and in the responsible ty of Mr. samuel M.
NckersOn his guarantee, and assure the pubic that
we believe the above proposal viii be carried out in
SOsEPH H. BOWEN President of the Third Ma
AMOS +. HALL treasurer c. B & O. RR., Chi
j: c. DoRE, President OF the Board of Trade,
j: K. ELLIS, President Second National Bank
JAMES c. FARGO, Manager OF the American Ex-
'FRANCfs A, HOFFMAN, Ex Lieutenant Governor
CLiNToN BRIGGS. Ewing, Briggs 8 Co., Chicago
Z, q. HALL, Hall, KimbaIk & Co, Chicogo.
GENERAL AGENCY Is NEW YORK,
ART INSTITUTE, No. Gas BROADWAY.
SOLE AGENT IN PHILADELPHIA,
Il. b. PUGH,
NO 6O7 CHESTNUT STREET, NEW BUILDING,
REAR ROOM, FIRST FLOOR.
REMOVAL.
The Exhibition ofPaintings of the
CROSBY oPERA-HoUsE ART ASS oCIATIoN
NUT Street and win be open in a few days to the pubs
lic at the elegant rooms OF
THE PHILi DELPHIA ART GALLERY
(F. Gabylewitzl
No. 1905 CHESNUr STREET.
IT. B. PUGH,
e9vtif AGENT OF The ASSOCIATION
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PAULUs, THE HALTER,
Beats them all,
Southeast corner Second and South.
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ENTERPRIsF.-The great requisites for success in
America are pluck and enterprise; al Hembold,
the we'll: l:known druggist has IN his business career
thar he has achieved success. He has one of the
finest establishments in New YORK city, while tue
reputation of the well-known Helmbold's Prepare.
tons is co-eXtensive with civilization
these preparations 1t is almost needless to sayare
not "quack medicines " nor patent medicines; :"
they are simply legitimate, scientifically compounded
preparations, which, for Their appropriate COM
plants, without rival. They have been before
the public for many years. and are at the present
moment more in demand than ever. This shows
conclBsivelY their genuine merit. AT Helmbold's
New Store, next the metropolitan Hotel, In addition
these preparations-the Extracts of Buchu and
Sarsaparllla-are sold all varieties of Drugs and
Chemicals. The establishment is perhap the finest
fully invited to call and judge tor themselves.
Depots No. 104 S. Tenth street and No. 594 Broad
way, New York.
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For FALL AND THAN CAN y
= CHoICER WINTER BE FOUND =
' STYLES, CLOTHING, ELSEWHERE, =
READY MADE,
Go TO
PERRY & Co,
STAR CLOTHING EMPORIUM, =
- No. 600 CHEsNUT STREET, ABOVE SIXTH, =
SIGN OF 'STAR" y
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FIve-Twenty Coupons,
Due November l,
Wanted by
DRExEL & Co,
No. "a South Third street.
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DAVIS PAIN KILLER. We have tested this medi-
cine, and assure readers that it not only pos
sesses all the virtues claimed for it, but in many
instances surpasses any other remedy we have ever
known. II should not be classed with the nostrums
of the dav, got up for the special purpose of pecu
MARY profit but be regarded as one of the standard
medicines, for the public benett.-HeraId OF Gospel
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ACCIDENT BY SCALDING.-C. MCGOWAN
met with a very serious accident this morning.
He is an attendant at Partridges eating stand,
in the Eastern Market House, and at the time of
the unfOrtur ate occurrence was carrying q large
can of hot coffee down stairs into the basement,
when he slipped, and the hot fluid was dashed
over him, scaldmg him very badly. He was
streets,
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JOY TO THE AFFLIOTED.-Persons afflicted with
any disease arising from disordered liver or
stomach, nervous debility, dyspepsia, or liver COM
plant should try Perry Davis Pain Killer 1t sell
dom fails to effect cure in very short time Sold
hy druggists generally throughout the United States.
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TAKE AYERS SARsPARILLA to purify the blood
and remove tumors, pmples, bois, aud sores, which
only ex hibit the rottenness within.
CARRIs TAKEN in getting up most truthfulistyles
Looking Glasses and Picture Frames at Reimer's
Emporium, Arch street, east OF Seventh.
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incomparably the best for Family Use.
ELLIPTIC s. N. Co.
Agents wanted, No. 923 Chestnut street, Phila.
To SOLDIERS OF MEXICAN WAR and War of
1912.
Land Warrants wanted
HEwEs EMIa g. Co,
No. 80 south Third street,
Philadelphia.
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GENERAL AGENCY IS NEW YORK,
ART INSTITUTE, No. 6a5 BROADWAY.
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MUSICAL FU ND HALL

MU SICAL Flu ND HALL.
Friday and Saturday, October and 6.
TWO NIGHTS ONLY.
MAX STRAKOSCH
GREAT MUSICAL ALLIANCE,
Consisting OF the following distinguished Artists: 49,
MAD'LGE MATH1LDE PL0DOWSKA,
Prima DOnna soprano, from the La Scala, Milan He
FiTst appearance in America,
NAD'LLE FRlDA DE GEBELE,
The brilliant PrIma Donna Contralto.
SIGNOR GIUSEPPE LIHBERlI,
1he great Italian 1enore. His first appearance in
America.
HERR KARL FoRMES,
The renowned Rasso,
II. JEHIN PRUME,
Late Niolnist to the KING OF Prussia
BkRhARDUS BOEKELh An,
The original and brilliant Pianist.
PROFESS tR :, BEHRENS,
1he aCcOmp ished Maestro, will preside at the Piano
CARDS OF ADMISSION, ONE DOLLAR.
Seats secured without extra charge at @. W. A.
Trumpler's Music store, corner OF SEVENTH and
CHESTNUT Streets where plan of the Hall be
The grand ano used by Herr Boekel man Is tom the
Manuiactor OF Chickering sons, New York Agents
in this city, William &. Dutton, Chestnut street be
tween Ninth aud fenth. l0l ct
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TTELLER'S "sALLE DIAB0LIQUE," AS
II sEMBLY BUILDING5, TENTH AND CHES-
NOi FIFTH AND LAST WEEK BUT ONE
or tho oreat IIlusonlst Musician ana Comedian,
VI ' ROBERT Ell l. X.
SUCCESS UNDlMINISbED.
THE ENTHUSI ASM INCREASING.
GRAND "MATINEE,'
SATURDAY AT "a O'CLOCK.
Admission so cents; Children, rs cents -
ANOIHER FINE PROGRAMME OFFERED.
EVERY hIGHT dur ng the week, Hellers new and
beoufrul Illusion, omitted .- v,,
''"" THE MYSTERIOUS ORANGE TREE
with It's leaves of green buds OF snowy whteness and
rich Golden iruit Produced nightly TO the delight OF
'l' H''''' "" THE LADIES' FAY0RITE
TIE BROKEN BIRDS (new)
MOCHA (new.)
81. 1.-THE CANNON (neWD
Admission so cents; reserved Seats. 10 cents
Doors Open at 7. Commence ~ B. WV
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IHE CAUSE OF THE FIRE AT THE UNION
LEAGUE HoUsT.-Marshal Black burn has made
report to the Mayor in reference to the origin
of the fire at the League House, in which he
states that, after most thorough investigation,
over a hundred witnesses being examined, he
came to the conclusion that 1t was the work OF
an ncendiary, and that 1t was kindled in closet
IN the laundry. The evidence did not tend to
FIX the crime upon any one, and the Fire Mar.
shall suggests to the League to offer a re ward
for such information as will lead TO the arrest o
the incendIary.
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flssl27 The average stock Of bullion held by the Bank
OF England in both departments during the month end
ing tho It'll OF November was fl663l,4Sl, being do
OF CAS- 7S4 compared with the previous month";
and increase OF f3 68s compared with the
period OF last year Tho following the amounts OF spe
Gle held by the Scotch and Irish banks during the month
ended the 10Th Of November God and silver held by the
Scotch banks f2,o25, 6o7 gold and silver held by tho
Irish banks f2,4ies15. Total, f5,o754s2, being an
increase Of f422 497 compared with the previous
return and a>decrease OF COZ $40 whom compared with
the corresponding period last year.
Tho of the Bank Of France for the week ending
December Is as follows :--Increase Cash In hand.
$4,000 900 francs; advances 100000 francs treasury
balance, 10000 francs Decrease Bills discounted,
49, 900 900 fancs notes. IT, 900 francs private bills
receivable, s,a3s 600 francs
The value Of money In the leading cities on the Con-
tinent was as follows at the latest advicss-Pars. s.
2k-& +; Vienna, 5-5h Berlin, 41-4; Frankfort,
sk-ah; Amsterdam, 6-s; Turin, 60; Brussels,
a-2X Madrid, TO; Hamburg, o-3x St. Peters
burg, TO.
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TINE wHHKfy FRAUDS.

Ssm~. 81 DissiIIerfes seized yesserdsy-DifSi-
csIfi~s Ia the WAY OF GevcrDssent Onieers-
Dissiiiertes Forewsrned. sc.
Mr. T. Horton, the Revenue Inspector, acting under
authority from Collector sheridan shook, seized tho
follow nd named distiIleriss Yesterday
Ksnmsr, $50 West ror,ieth street, mo lieenss.l
poroshes Andrews, s2i West Thirty slrth s,rssl No
ilcensr.l
No ls- west Thirty erh street
III ryous III and rs Fyryth street
u n. FARRELL 20I senus q
On Of the above mentioned pl,rc~ IVES owned ~ .
WIDOW. smother was ssred Tor which could be
found IN the usiori'y Of N a~csrtainef that
se rrpoed owners merely the agents for large capi
tsse asd are rut forward n that position for the pu
pose u shielding the principal euiprt4
Ar DsrLrrnTEs cf>syD.
Ts AID by Coiestsr Sheridan shook and Inspector
uoras tsg~hsr the presence ~ the congreEslonz
COMMITTEES, hss had The eject OF rightsn
tns tbs derse Of this city aud vicinity 10 such
easpt thst nssriy ~ u than have closed their esap
scsnts One ~ tho best evidences OF the fraudulent
rrsrfrss az ds,iers thai upon the frs appearance
of danssY thsy nmefistey stop business uniil the
ssorm blows over Another singular cirrumstanoe n
chat ~hsAsdng the gr~stst secrecy observed By
he oacssx In charge % the matter large number Of
dstllerer are slwsys thoroughly acquainted with the
f.rt, Of spproschng danger, and such prepsrs
tnns that the officers whsn they Wait their establish
uens rna most remArs able and ostsntstlous show OF
honesty
nogYssssis cas- visssd w The rsvenus o'nosrs vi
6sy last vhsn II found thai not single dissllefy
| .ss 10 operation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-23

!, The foreisa exchange mark"i =" inastfs - ~"
BaaAsrs bills on England sixty dsys sere qno'ei
ths rIo-s (. Too 1sotf: al three days, Ito 10.
commercial 1917. iosE; foaacs. a. xsy dsys w
.slsss: M three asys. 3 10 "a > i.%
Mining stocks were irfczuls, A. 80 fHs noara 'oh-
.eid.,od Gregory gold sossd IT, higher than I" us
anne lime yss..r,ay selling a 81 Is ssr YORK COD
~, sn,nr Al 81 CO oua-z Eil .ss soc. iowe' sei'.
l,s .. 81 smith aud fsrw.ses 'cs, -silns - ~ w.
cosvrson as. selling =. a. 90
,,,.-,h. IN. dsc..on Of t.e GATED ssa'ss s1prsme
-. .,.,.., ~ ,axa,oa ~ federal sseariie-, ns
$50 his civ recover IRON nc cv and county o.
New So, s2,ioo,vo foreSiy eoa'-c'sd 60 ihef r'ps
,~.,..s. 4 IN ranssry, 1854 AM nc insurance. com.
p,p,s.,e. ~ ia0ooo.
he Atlantic vnl steamship comrspy,
-o,. -. eulea the attention " 80 saprtns ceir,
-, -. - several days pat go 70 ~hsh srpa
,der VI. .ta,ut. % d.clar- VOID the slec-
1900. a x drsclors nss lea satniued a
-. ,.'.4-.,,.-- Zoe hla declsicr.
-. - and rs.orr Tor ne vsss .neina n
-. ., coussafed vim sbs sisies1ssi .