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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-20
CHARLESTON.
The Close of the Registration
The Blacks In Majority.

CHARLESTON, September 2O,-Regis'
tration closed in this city yesterday.
The colored majority is 1901.
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DIED.

MoNIcoLE.-At the residence of Charles
Harris, on the Big Creek plank road. on
Thursday, September 10th, John B. McNicolo,
aged forty.three years. The funeral will take
place Mt Elmwood Cemetery. at three O'Clock
this evening ?
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Latest to Noon To-day.
NEW YORK.
Cold and Cotton Reports.

Special to tho PUBLIC LEDGRR.l
New York, September 20, m Gold
opened at l43t and is now l434. Cotton
dull and nominal. Uplands, 243c; Or
leans, 254c.
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FOREIGN.
The Liverpool MARI ct.

LIVERPOOL, September l9.--Cotton
has declined fully I'd. Sales to-day,
$4,000 bales. Uplands, 9sd.; Orleans,
ssl. Breadstuffs frmer
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Notice to the IsraelItes.

IRVINE SERVICE WILL BE HELD AT
IL the SynagoEue, ConEreration Beth David.
on Desoto street. on kashhashana and Yum
Kipur. Seats-Tpo Dollars. For particulars
apply % I. HARRIS.
" ~ Main street.
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Every patron obtains 3 Watch by this ar
raogement, costing but So while 1t may be
worth $1,000. No partially sA0iSHl
We wish to Immediately dispose Of the above
magnifcent stock. Certificates, naming the
articles. are placed in sealed envelopes, and
well mixed. Holders are entitled TO the arti-
Giles named on their esrtifcats upon payment
Of Ten Dollars, whether il be Watch worth
$1,000, or one worth less. Tho return of any Of
our certificates entities you 10 the art Gle named
thereon upon payment, irrespective ofits worth.
and IS no article valued less than 10 is named
this is
No Lottery, but a Straightforward Le-
gitimate Transaction, tohich may
be participated in ereH by
the most fdshdiOusi
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SOmerVllle Female Institute.

OWING TO THE FINANCIAL C0NDI-
" ton Of the country, | am not demanding
advance payment for OF her Board or Tuition.
In all cases payment must be assured by the
18th day Of December. 1867. Young ladies
boarding in the Institute are under the direct
control of Mrs. MRgRFEE, and take their meals
with the family Of the President. There is still
room for twenty boarder,.
X. ii. RIVERS, President,
l9~ Somerville. Tenn.
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A single certificate will be sent By mail, post
paid, upon receipt o. Is ceats, i've FOR eleven
for a.. thirty three and elegant premium for
s., sixty-six and more valuable premium f-r
3lO one hundred aud most superb Watch for
$l5. To Agents. or those wishing en- ployment.
this Is a rare opportunity. 10 e logitimately
conducted business. duly authorized b. the
Governmeut, and open 10 the most careful
scrutiny TRY Isl
WRIGHT, BRO. d CO., Importers
l6l BROADWAY, NEW YORE.
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ron RENT.

EOR RENT
Four rooms, besides kitchen, etc, on Echos
Apply In @. @. WARD,
Firm Ward and IiaGuere, Druggists,
% Corner Main and Adams streets.
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DEAS0NABLE RENT

NOR RFNT.-THB TWO NEW BUILD
L ings-Nos. 90 and % Alabama street-op-
positc the eager place, containing ten rooms
and garrett each. Rent moderate. TO good
tenant. Apply TO GEORGE P. ZEIGLER, in
the rear ofl37 ITil' street. lSe
NInp NJ TNT
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FOURTH EDITION
FROM wAsHINOrOM THIS AFTERNOON

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON, January 81.
Detective Baker before the judiciary
Committee.
General l., e. Baker, OF detective renown, has
been summoned to Washington from the West, to
testify before the Judiciary Impea chment Com
mittee in regard to the operations OF female pardon
brokers at the White House. He will appear
before the committee to-day.
Something About SurrRtt.
letter has been received in this city from an ofs
Ger of the steamer Swatara at Lisbon, stating that
surrattis very reticent answering In mOnosYables.
He is selfpOssessed and sulen. He wears the
Zouave uniform yet. Precautions are taken TO pre-.
vent him from having any opportunity TO commit
suicide as his manner has at times indicated de.
termination to DO So
POlitIcRI-The Impeachment
In the meeting OF the Republican Association, last
night Congress was denounced for not carrying out
the radical measures for which they were elected.
At meeting OF the Southern Loyalists' ASSOCIATION
last night Congress was denounced for tmidlty, and
1t was proposed TO hold National Convention on
March 9TH to urge the impeachment of the President
as the only means OF bringing the South to terms
PERSONAL
The death Of Mr.. H. s. Magraw Is expected at
Not Toasted.
The friends OF the President express great indig.
nation that he not toasted at the dnner of the
Washington Board of Trade last night. He was
invited to be present, and made answer whatever
to the invitation, and consequently he was not
toasted.
The Tariff Bill.
Mr.. Fessenden will make another ATTEMPT to-day
to get vote on the Tariff bill.
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FOR CONTINUING DEIA
WARE BREAK WAFER.
UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE
NJ ono @ L.
INU AVT y, DIN-Ih OITtbI
PHILADELPHIA, Pm Januarv a 1873,

PHILADELPHIA, Pa January 81, 1857
Sealed Propose s. in duplicate, with q copy of this
advertisement attached to each, will be received at
this Office until the 23d- of February, 1867 Tor the
labor necessary to put in position about sixty seven
thousand do lars (S67,000l worth of Stone at the
Delaware Breakwater.
FOuT-ffths of the stones are to be in irregular
blocks, each OF from two to five tons thereabOuts
in weight; One-th in blocks CT less than two ions
all stones aid dry.
Bidders to furnish their own machinery, boats,
ceiVe ana put the stones in place.
The work at all tunes to be Djsct to rigid inspec.
ton by tho Engineer and his agents, and not to be
paid TOR until approved by him them.
deduction OF Is percentum partial payments
will lie ade until the completion of all the
labor.
Ihe labor of putting the stones in place to com
mence on or about the 18th of May, and TO be COM
pie ed by the 18th of September, 1867.
Bidders will state IN their proposals the rate of
labor per ton of 2240 lbs ut which they will put in
place The stones delivered them at the BTeakwater
Each bid must be guaranteed by two responslDe
persons, whose signatures should be appended to
the guarantee, and who should be certified to as
being good and sufficient security by the United
States District Judge, Attorney, or Collector, or
other public officer.
The right to reject any or all bids is reserved
Envelopes to be indOrsed Proposals for Labor for
Delaware Breakwater."
Bids will be opened at IL O'Clock M on SAIUR-
DAY, the 29d OF February, 1867, and bidders are
invited to be present.
For further particulars, apply at this office.
e. SEAFORrH SrEWART,
3lthstul2t Major of Eng's and BVt Ii, Col
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pENNsYINA MA LEGrsLArUaB.

Sc, NNte.
HAnRIsBune, January 81 -. Nr Council READ petition
sohuyt iii below i19u boS S0nsuucs without draw
tons In aSoS SS9peSss o Ga and Braae ae''o' p0
vap: ite presen ed the proceedins OF the Pennsy-
sTf on e weo Hool-Growers Associate. urging high
oS 199 Fas3cS SD GSmmttee reported rcse uon to cd
90 A5 5 white called Joint resolution URIC. Congress
honorable disebSIgS 70 diers who nave " st Their
they justly entitled PssssS 'he oounues % "''u
= ne 10 lowing bills were Introduced
MI kandal Incorporating the Phiaaeipba Cosg Con,
Mr. Woiihlngton an act for tbe nIet ess2SIaton
IN the max me keis Of Phlaoe phia VI a' ''''S
Turn iEe @ to reopen water-courses NP"s "oi'e
Brick Manu- lacturiDg Company; also one A,anuc
time Of service OF GrHnd Jur men two mopsss w ~
!esteo elections or county 0cefs to appoint receiver
MI Greham read Dill to allow persons of al color
to use pub ic cars
TT enactment urP. by the oomm tee Of the PENN
essra vi % b FoT,n gattS hSag&S anS SoPaIsSng Of
MIR Burnett read bill urgi ng Congress to Ion.
Senator Randaps bill, cresnng a sinking fund, etc
The Sunday car bill then came up, the peudne
question being motion OF Jr. RdgwaY to 70 ler
10 the Special Committee of Philadelphia Senators.
Some oppost ion being manifested, Mr. Rtdgway
inquired where the Speaker proposed to refer the
Tho Speaker replied that it would 20, according
TO the precedent established at the last session. to
the Committee on Vice and immortality.
proposed desecration Of the sabbath and he was en-
trey opposed TO its reference to SpeGia Committee
Every section of the State was Interested on the
subject
mr.. ConauRhy. of Adams county, held that the biz
involved question OF morais and as suos should 60
The motion to refer 1t to a committee OF Philade5hs
Senators was lot by piva e0c vote, ana the speaker
referred the bill to the Committee Vice and fmmo-
Tahly This COMMITTEE consists Of Rev. Mr. Browne OF
Lawrence county, Nc Ssrs Graham, of Allegheny WOr-
thnBton OF Chester Taylor, OF Beaver end Burnett
Wayne county IT IS understood that the Commit o
will report the bill negatively in the early next
week, when It will come before theSenste tor oonsl1e
ration.
House Of Representatives.
Mr. FIeeborn read an act allowing oolored person to
ride in She cars
An act au hOrlzng the Surveyor General undo oFthe
direction of Board Of Commissioners dispose Of
all Land scrip remaining In his possession donated 20
vest the proceeds, was discussed.
One ssStpn OF the Pil Was ltaSle 70 e construed
tura College at Bel eionte i was hnaly passed in
such form a5 to give hat institution but third of
this income, as a ready provided by l6wf
The following D S were presented :--By Mr. Lee, for
an appropriaOno the EntOmoo cal Sdcietv; as1 for
broRea CalowhIH streets also comV etling raj al
companies to have gates and watc at railroad
crossings
A supplement- to the General schooY Law ior toe
levyinR and col eonon ofstwo mil tax, was debated
anO finally postponed.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Daniel Hawk,
twenty-five years of age, living at No 621 tltz-
Ninth and Green streets, for damaging the ap-
pearance and causing numerous Injuries TO
another individual For this ohense he was
held by Alderman Massey in $500 bail to answer.
Robert Torrance, living on st. Joseph
avenue, indulges now and then in beating his
wife for any little and trivial disagreement. This
he tried yesterday, and once too often, conse-
quenty he was arrested and held to answer In
the sum Of $500 bail.
Lewis Foster being out of his regular prac-
tice ior some time, piled it on some person, for
aniunknoWn cause, and sustaining his assertion
ger held him 10 answer,
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ESCAPE OF A THIEF.-TWo constables
went to Progress, Burlington county, New Jersey
on Wednesday, for the purpose of arresting a
man for stealing. They discovered about $3.50
the msn were the only ones home, and not
wishing TO leave the little thing alone, one of
the officers went to a neighboring house and
requested them to take care of it. While he
was absent the man set upon the other officer,
beat him most numerically, and made his
escape He has not been heard Of since.
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Intest MnrIetr. by Telegla oh.

BALTIMORE, January 8l.-COtton steady; 9le. for
ddlings up ands. Coffee firm. Sugar; sales of
200 hhds. CUBA for rehnlng private terms-suD-
posed TO be at 1)iG1O3c. Flour small sases; good
Northwe tern extras $3.50, quotaIOns generally
unchanged Wheat very dull White ard mixed
Corn, CSC. .@S1'O2; coed 70 prime do, S. 0891Oj;
yellow lc lower Gales at 9697c the lattc TOR lots
delly cred at Eel s Point. Oats 55156c Whisky
l2Bd13c,
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Died.


BLATINER.-on the 2sth Instant after long and
severe illness, Mrs. CATHARIEE E, wi e of A. w Blatt
ner and daughter of Henry and the late Maria BECK,
aged ~ ears
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral from her husbands resi-
den0e NO 921 Coates street, on Friday afternoon at
O'Clock, without further notice.
COULSTON.-On the S0th instant, ELIZA, only daugh-
ter OF 5. G. aud Sarah Coulst0n, aged years .
1he relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO
attend her funeral from her parents residence NO l5lJ
GhaId avenue on Saturday, February at O'CLOCK
CRANKSHAW.-On the 29th instant, MARTHA
ALICE daughter of Charles and Martha Crenkshaw,
aged 22 months.
to attend the funeral from the parents residence No
February 2, at O'Clock To proc eed to Cedar Hill
Cemetery
DRYSDALE-On Wednesday, the 3Oth instant,
JANEITA r. relict OF the late William Drysdale
Notice will be given OF the tunerai
GARDNER.-On Wednesday afternoon, the 3Oth in
stant SALE EDlE in ant daughter Of Albert q. Gard
ner aged year and l6 days
Funeral at Gettysburg
sHULTZ ON the 29th instant, GEORGE WALTER,
son of Anna and the lae George W. SnultZ in the 5th
His relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral, from the residence OF his grandfather Mr..
Richard hite No 1853 Mar borough street. sunday
afternoon at2 O'Clock.
WATSON On the goth instant, AMOSIAH WATSON ,
in the 55th year of his age.
The relatives friends the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral from his late residence
Busteton pike above Frankfort Seventh day morn
ing February 2, at II O'Clock
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To THE PUBuo.-J. J. Turtle, 926 Chestnut street.
Importer of Wines, Teas, Crosse & Backwelps
Pickles, Sauces, etc. will shortly open large stock
of goods. Previous to which is offered choice
assortment Of genuine Havana Cigars, imported in
the steamers "Hendrick Hudson" and "Stars and
Stripes,
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TICKET So 6O0!-Ihls remarkable ticket is now in
exhibition on many of the garments sold a Charles
stokes Co.'s, under the Continental Hotel Tins
number, 1t Will be rem smbered, drew the Crosby
Opera House, and the same number here indicates
that that Is the numl or of garments made of this
kind this season at this immense clothing house.
Call and see the number, and the garments and the
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HEBREW WEDDING.-The neghborhood
of Sixth and South streets, last evening" was
startled by an unusual excitement, something
unprecedented, so much so, that public atten-
tion was Immediately on the qui UiUe. Carriage
after carriage setting down the privileged few
who were especially invited on the interesting
occasion. OF co lrse, however wealthy the
parents, the locality could not afford the accom-
modations of our more aristocrahc squares.
For those whO by limited arrangements, kept
virtually tout in the cold,n no less than seven
hundred and fifty tickets were issued Tor the
ei,tree Of the Jewish Synagogue, at Eighth and
Cherry streets, where the marriage took place,
with all the imposing and characteristic cere
monies of the Jewish ritual. The streets al
both ends OF the route were thronged by specta.
tors The father of the bride is a very extern
sive clothing dealer. The expenses OF the wed
ding, we learn, footed up nearly $4,000. As the
The morning papers, We omit names. All joy.
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MARRIEIIO

CARSON-POTTS.-0n Tuesday morning. January j,
1861 the residence of the BRIDES father Ne 1911 Race
street by the Rev q. ID Boarlman, Mr. VI II SYS CAR
SON to Miss LA r., daughter Mr.. James Potts all
OF Philadelphia.
ART-0n Christmas, Decembe
25 by Rev. James Y Mitchell at Parsonage No.
1908 N. Fifth street, MIR JOSEF d l.. SH0 MAKER to
Miss CARRIE STUART only daughter of the late Joseph
stuart, Esq, all of this CITY.
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LECTURE TONIGHT. - Mrs. f. r. w.
Harper native of Baltimore, will lecture at 8
P. NJ, at the National Hall, under the auspices
tion.n She is said to be very eloquent, and
is claimed to equal if not surpass, Miss Anna
Dickinson.
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ILLICIT DIsTILLING.-Befor United States
Commissioner Smith, at IL o'clock to-day, james
Maboney was charged with distilling without a
license.
William Mckee swOrn-I know defendant;
the first time i saw him was at his place of
business in this city; can't tell the exact loca
tion of it; went there to purchase two barrels
oi molasses; defendant keeps liquor, store; a
man named Mcbride went With me to the place;
the still was i'm barn attached to my placei ~
is about six miles from Media whisky has been
manufactured there.
Mah0ney was held In $1,000 bail.
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Philada Stock Exehg4ge Sales, Jan. 81
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 40 5. Third street
SECOND RObARD

N4959 TRADESMEN'S NATIONAL BANK
80 PHILADELPHIA January 81, 1877
The washington Gas Light Company have declared
dividend OF FIVE PER CENT. for the past six tbs
paw to the Stockholders the Philadiph list al
81 81 JOHN CAsTNER, Cashier.
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The AWARDS OF CITY STATIONERY
To-day. at noon, the City Commissioners awarded
TO the following gentlemen, as bidders, the fur.
N. Town, r. 7, Gill, aud Thomas w. Price.
Each of these gentlemen have received awards
of a certain portion OF the whole bid, they offer
ing the lowest prices. The variety of articles
included in each portion are too many 20 allo "
of special notice.
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1t Is notorious at the Custom House that the i'm
portatOn OF European perumery has ceased under
the present revenue laws. Do not be cheated vita
b coming Cereus," with which toilet extract
concocied either at home or abroad can vie.-Saiem
Standard
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EDECLINEs THE NoMINATIoN.-We noticed
in our issue Of yesterday, with reference to the
Presidency of the Mercantile Library, the pro-
posed nomination of a wellknOwn citizen, Mr..
J. B. Lippincott, to fill that position. We have
since learned that this gentlemen, fully appre-
ciahng the compliment intended, regrets the
necessity of declining the nomination. compelled
by pressure of business engagements Those
grateful thanks for the compliment they in.
tnndad IN
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BRADBoRD's GREAT PAINTING, "SealeTs Crushed
by Icebergs," VIII remain at Scotts Art Gallery,
No. 1920 Chestnut street, for short time only. We
advise our readeTs TO call in and eXamine il.
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For THE LUNGs.-Deic tie persons, or those pre-
disposed to consumption, should try one OF the
"Respirators," to protect the lungs by excluding
cold and damp air from inhalation, For sale at
No 115 S. Tenth street. below Chestnut, at MADEIRA
Ear instrument DeDot.
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IL THIS should meet the eve OF any one suffering
from Bronchitis, Consumption, Asthma, or any Pull
monarY Affection, would refer them to ID -.
Jayne's Expectorant which will, in all cases. afford
sneedY re ief. and IN most elIeet o speedY cure.
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GOAP-STONE GRIDDLES ARE USED WITH
- out grease, and therefore, do not all your no
with an uup easant smoke variety of sizes OF them
and of the iron articles and CAKE Paddle es and Cake
pans for sale by TRUM AN a. SHAW
no. sS5 (Eighf Thirty fve) MARK ST ST. beo Ninth
C,TRONG BRACKET CASTERS, WITH IRON
= or lignum Vita whee s., three aud tour inches Ia
diameter, suitable Tor Photograph Screens, Movable
of other Casters. TRUMAN SHAW,
CIINGLE, DOUBLE, AND TREBLE PLATED
/ Spoons and Forks of the best qual ity of German
Siyer (knOwn TO the trade as A Albata MetaO for
sale by - Truman q SH AW,
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A CURE FOR RHEUMATI5M WORTH SEEING.-S.
fitzpatrick, No. 17Il olive street. cured by Dr..
Filters Remedy. No cure, no pay.
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KEEPING A DIsoRDERLY HoUsE.-Ofacer

KEEPING A DIsoRDERLY HOUSEHOLDER
Leyton made a descent upon den kept by
Elizabeth Define, woman 45 years of age, in
the Twenty-seventh Ward. This is a place
which has always given much annoyance to tue
peace-loying citizens in its vicinity, inasmuch
as there arises many tumults and p1glistic en-
counters of male and female "isticsn Un.
doubtedly there was much satisfaction when
the proprietress OF the place, Mrs. Define, wa-
arrested. She was held in $500 bail by Alder
man Allen for a further bearing.
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LADIES GO TO G. BYRON MORSE Sc Co, No 9O2
and 9O4 Arch street. tor your Fired Oysters, Chicken
Salad. Collhe and W Offles.
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PUBLIC NOTICE e q. Whitman & Co., No. 3l5
Chesnu street are now ready TO supply their choice
and pure Conec ions, put up in neat boxes.
Also a large assortment OF Imported Boxes, Sur.
prises, and Knick knacks for Trees.
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LARCENY. Adam Fraley was arrested
this morning by Detective Taggart, upon the
charge of larceny. He will have a hearing at
the Central Station at o'clock.
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DIRECTORS.
=, II nROWNE EDWARD w. CLARy
ri Ri ppREGCE H CLARK, ALkXA XANDER HENB Y
join WELSH, ps1 q = A Spy pSyALDSHtbsLLde i, DSHtbsLLdde
o. NA CHARLES MA CALESrER
OAlce in the proof Building Of the PM iadaiDbt
NStionai Bank CHEsNUT Street above F0 ,rtS 'pi''
Shis Companv receives on deposit, ana ,iiJAR N.
tees The SAFE KEEPING OF VALU1 BLES unon
the foiloYiDg raies year, VIA .
Resstered Bonds and Secarities 40 6 per pe siS
Gold Coin or B9ll9n sl95 per slv0l
81 Coin or Bu 81 $1,000
Cash Boxes or small n Boxes o. ankers Brokers,
and Iablltt limited S20 year
holding The key) SAFes INSID lis VAULTS az
500 $50 a4O $50, ana s5 year according to size and
"ToIpons ana Interest Col eet tor one per cent
intaresf All owed on Money y epOsts
lhis Company Is authoriEee to receive and execute
T1JJssiwwnpl n b BROWSE Preslieut
bossRT PAFTERsoN, se'yreta-y ana Treasurer.
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MEssRs. WILLIAM II. TAYLOR & Co.,
having succeeded the late firm of Granelo Il
Taylor, Merchant Tailors, will continue the
business at the old and familiar stand, No. 1872
South Fourth street. Mr.. VIM. Il. Taylor has is
sued circular returning thanks to the numerous
patrons of the late well-known firm, and in
forms the public that they will keep constantly
on hand a large stock of superb cloths, cassl-
neres, and vestings. Mr.. Tayor's well-knOwn
taste in the selection of goods in his line needs
no comment from us. The cutting department
is under the charge of well-known and artistic
cutter. They are fully determined to make
their prices at the lowest possible rates the
market will afford.
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GEORGE W. JENKINS, NO. 1887 Spring Garden
street keeps constantly hand fine assortment of
Fruts.