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44 EEADnra.MARCH 29, 1 LOCAL.AFEAmS.i DkATH Or 4AEDCHBt8TIAN. Tlielttt number of the Reformed Church Messenger furnishes an interesting obituary of Mrs, Anna Hunter, a member pf the Reformed phurch at Amityville, this county, whose death oa4ae 12th the residence of her son in Mr. Jonas Kneads, in her ninety Iouth year, we have already mentioned, romhis; notice we glean the following facte iS ij, ji 1 Mrs. Hunter was born near Douglassvtlfe, in the year 1776, less than one month alter the promulgation of the Declaration of Inde pendence. As her father was a' Baptist, and her mother a member of the Society of Friends, she was not baptiaed in infancy, In early youth, however, she prevailed upon her parents to permit her to join a class of Catechumens at the Episcopal Church at Morlat ton, with a view to baptism and confirmation; but on the day on which she was to have been received into the Church, Bishop White was suddenly taken ill, and was therefore unable to meet his appointment.

During the subsequent week, her pareuU removed into what was then an exclusively German neighborhood, and her application1 for membership at Morlatton was not renewed. In 1799 she was married td Mr. Jacob Hunter, who, though otherwise an estimable, gentleman, was not a member 'of the Church, lie died in 1823, leaving his widow the care of a large family of small: children, most of whom subsequently became worthy members of the Reformed Church. During her i long widowhood Mrs. Hunter lived a righteous life, but she still hesitated about joining the church, being probably deterred by the ex ample of those who had been her nearest and dearest On the night of the 17th of May, 1867, when she had nearly reached her ninety second year, she was suddenly brought to a decision by a remarkable dream.

She dreamed she stood in the old Amity church, which she had often, visited in early life, but which was destroyed in 1796. Around the altar she saw the companions of her youth. evidently receiving the Lord's Supper. There was a vacant place in the circle which she longed to occupy, but felt that she had no right to do so. One or the communicants then turned round solemnly andsaidi "Anna if yon desire to take your place among us, defer it no, longer, Nov the accepted time." At these words she awoke, could sleep no.

more that night. At early dawn tie called Iter son in law, who was an elder, in, the church, and requested hiini toeeind for his pastor, Rev. J. II. Dubbs, as she desired to receive the sacrament.

Her request was granted, anil at the Same time messengers were sent to those of her descendents who reside in the neighborhood, to that by the time the minister arrived quite a little congregation had assembled in the room of their aged re lative. The scene witnessed when the acted catechumen meekly professed her faith and received the sacrament, is described as being peculiarly Interesting apdj impressive. After her reception Into the church 'she never suf fered a communion season to pass unobserved. Though unable to leave her room, her pastor regularly brought her the sacred elements, which she received with humble but unwaver ing faith, her duly cause of being that she had so long deferred laying hold of the promises of her Savior. During her last ill ness her pastor, Rev.

L. D. Lebei man, visited her frequently, and was astonished at her pro tound knowledge of religious truth, as well ai her unfaltering trust. Her end was. peaceful and she has gone to receive the reward of her faith in the hingdom of Him who never said to any, "seek ye: my lacejn vain," IiATEST MEWS, The Secretary of the Treasury hasdirec' ted the sale of $2,000,000 in gold, and pur chase of $2,000,000 in bonds for the sinking found during President Grant in reported to have ex pressed approval of most of the provisions of Senator' Wilson's army bill.

The President thinks that the grade of Lieutenant General should be made permanent, while' chiefs of staff should be made Brigadier Generals. The election to ratify the New Constitu tion, ook place in Tennessee, ion! Saturday. The returns received at Nashville, indicate its ratification by a large majority. i There is a rumorin New York, that Geii O'Neil, meditates another Fenian 'raid upon Canada, at three points, Amherstburg, Fort Erie, and some point on the St. Law rence, not yet decided upon.

.) Captain Heins, an American, who says he knows a route across the Isthmus of Dar ien superior to all others, by which he can pass from Aspinwall to Panama, entirely by water, has chartered a sailboat to make the voyage, and gone to Caledonia Bay. Prince Arthur is to visit California next month, after which he will return to England. In New York, on Sunday, an unfinished building was blown upon an adjoining frame dwelling, crushing the latter, and killing Benjamin Donnelly, his wife, and three children, i i Thi fife InnhetSoiarHlB'SOT which broke out a year since, is. still smouh dcring seven hundred feet below the surface There were 851 deaths in Philadelphia last a decrease of 14 compared with' the week preceding. Of the deaths, 36 were from scarlet fever, 20 from typhoid fever, and 64 from commotion." The Hon.

Pierre Soule died in New Orleans on Saturday, aged 69 Twenty buildings were blown down in Baltimore en Sunday. No lives were lost. The Senate discussion on'the St. Domingo treaty will end to day. The, measure is said to be virtually dead.

The contested seat of the Fifth Pennsylvania Congressional District will be given, it is said, to Col. C. N. Taylor. The lawyers of Newark, N.

propose tendering a complimentary dinner to the Hon. Joseph Bradley, recently confirmed Associate Justice of the, Suprenie.Court of the United States, and for that purpose the Board of Trade have offered their room. The President has refused to send troops to Tennessee, at the application of Governor Senter; oh the ground that the Constitution prohibits the call for troops when the Legist 1 lnture can be convened. As there is no obstacle to convening the Tennessee Legislature, there is no legal ground for theiairference of the Government. I i 1 i d4HEAr FA MILT QUARTO: BIBLES Beautifully printed, hananomeIy unnd, with and without clasps, plalnjor ornamented, for ale very cheap.

Also; OCTAVO Library style, 12 mo, and 82 all styles and shapes roan, gilt, tuck, olaapa velvet for sale cheap, J. KNABB A COy Mo. 11 Noith th Btrset, Reading, Pa JTEW WELCH GRIFFITHS, BAWti of ail descrTptlons. AX krt, and MILL Circular Sews with Solid Teeth, or with Patent A4Jnfcle rxunu, superior ni wm. walr4r Bend for Price Ust and Circulars.

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the undersigned, having seen the necessity I for a systematic and reliable PLTJMBINQ, OAS AND STEAM FITTING Establishment in this eity, have commenced Operations, and are now ready to attend to all matters In their ltne, in the most flnisbed and workmanlike manner, at short notice and upon terms that will satisfy all. The Proprietors have engaged the services of Mr, John Tracbsel as foreman, who will give his personal supervision to each Job. Mr. eomes reoosuneaded a one of the nest mechanics In the State, ia his line. We have On hand at our warerooms, all manner and Styles of gas chandeliers, gas fixtures of all kinds, heaters, ranges, water elosets, bath nuea water ana sewer itlv rednoed nrices.

Par ticular attention paid to putting np i HYDftAITl.lfi RAMS. One of which can be seen in operation at onr Establishment.) All manner of repairing premptly attended to. We commend our enterprlze to the people of Reading, feeling assured that we will be able to do mnra than sausiy tnem. r. till, A uo, Mi and 424 Court ipril 1) Opposite Qas OnVe Beading, Pa 0OOK8 AND BTATIONJJRY.

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Made from Cat Hair or Combings, AT 2 SOUTH FOURTH: READING. mr. am NEW BOOKS. The following bew books just received, are offered for sale at publishers' prices: CHRISTOPHER KENRICK fiJ Hfe and Ad ventures. r.

i (A. new Novel of EnKlish Country Life) The construction of this story is peculiar and almost unique. It is an ci certain pnaeea or ungiisn uie, connected with the Press, the Drama, and the Fine Arte. as astory, me interest is weu susiaineu, ne tone oi me oook is pare anu seusiDie lino, 1.76t LETTERS FROM THE i EA8f.M fBy William Cullen Brvant.1 These letters were written in the course ol a visit made to the Old World In the closine months of 1852, and the first six months of the year following the charming productions oi a giitea pen a aeugnt to an reaaers oi culti vated taste ana a general nvonte witn every nouy. umo, si.au.

FATHER HYACINTHE'S DISCOURSES AND LIFE. I (Translated by the Rev. L. W. Bacon.) 1 This volnmehaa been hastened tbrongh the press to meet an immediate and urgent demand.

Bnt the value of it will not cease with tbe abatement of the local exciteineutconneot ed with Father Hyaciuthe's v'slt to the United States. The Sermors are aa exceptional 1 the I pwpit nteraiura oi toe ttoman uatnouc Church, as they are exceptional in any litera ture by tbelr splendid eloquence. 12mo, $1.25. 1 i THE MYSTIC BELL: A Wonder Book lor Youna Peovle. bound, I ana nuea witn interesting reuaiug matter, Umo, fl.60.

These books may may be had. npon receipt of I pnoe.oy calling on, or senmng to we JOURNAL BOOK STORE, nov30 tf Reading, Pa. AMD THK AL.I4WB; I 1 OR, i REASONS FOR THE ABOLITION OF CAPITAL PUNISHMENT. BY MARVIN H. BOVEE.

i CONTENTS: Chap. I. Introduction. 1 1L Government Its war powers. III, The right of Government to penalty of death expllcity IV.

Bacredness of human life. V. The irremediable law. VI. Insanity a predisposing cause of I I crime.

i VIL The death menace aa a deterrent of crime. i VIII, The death punsishment lis moral effect upon society considered, i IX. Progress in penal legislation. 1 6 X. Penal reform In great Britain.

XI. Progress of penal legislation in the United States. XII and XIII. Progress of penal legislation In the Western States, i XIV. Christ and the gallows the scripture i Argument.

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BOOKS FOR BALE. J. KNABB A No. Gloria nu uuer lur mmB sale the lollowlng named Books. Ml IS Orders by malt promptly filled, and any Information respecting prices oueenuuy erven Tbe Life of Gen, I S.

Grant, by Henry 0. Bern ins. Military Rlstory of TJ 8. Gran Gen uadeau. rjlotlonarv of tbe Bible, by Dr.

Smith. The American Republic, by Br. Brownson Women of the War, by 'rank Moor. 1 Sherman and His Campaigns. Onr Rulers and Our Rights.

Ttll Camp Fire and Cotton Field, Recollections and PriTute Itemolrs of Wash ingto. by G. W. Parke Cuatls. 1 i History of the 104th Penna.

Regiment, i Afraja, or Life and Love in Norway, by E. Jo Morris, The Habits of oood society.1 I Mtt iiM The Hortons Casseday. Ai vvj In Trust, or Dr. Bertrand's Household. Dante by Botta, The Orpheus C.

Kerr Papers. 1 The Life aud Campaigns of Sheridan. Belton Ejtata, by Anthony Trollop. A Bummer In Skye, by Alex. Smith.

What Came Afterwards by T. 8. Arthur. The Art of Conversation, Here ward, the Last of the English, by Char Singsley. .44, Reed's English Literature, Life of Admiral Farragot Our Untitled Nobility.

Life of Benjamin Franklin, Opposite Neighbors, LUb of Luther. I.i Bunyar Holy Home 01 the Mutineers. The Martyrs of Spain. 'i Tales of Christian Life. Brnest Maltravars, by Heroes of Europe Uluatrated, 81nalandZlon Batunnanf, i i inner Rome Bulwer, (ntulra Within.

Martyria, or Anderson Prison. Catacombs of Rome. 1 Half Hours with our Sacred Posts, The Story of Robert Lovell Bums' Poetical. Works, amH Mothers of the Bible. Byron's Poetical Wnrka.

Milton's ioeJcal Works. BRUSHES. nilMR SMITFAf TORT, N4. 43 f. MM.

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Chestnut Sts Business entrusted to our care shall have prompt personal attention, Denosits received and hitflrmt nllnwadi Checks on Philadelphia, Baltimore and New 1 ore creui wa up witnout cnarge. Will w.wnAna Rail Road Bonds, Stocks, Gold, Government inquiries, Ac, by letter will receive Unmedl .1. 1.... .1 (killectlons made on all accessible points, feb. iMindiw.

B. K. JAMISON A CO. BANKK I iS UNITED STATES BONOS ST0CIS, GOLD SILVER AND COUPONS, Drafts na gw lark utl Pblladel'a. INTBRK8T PAld ON DEPOSITS.

Opesi MIL at 3 P. M. altf BUSHOHGA BltO. EANKERS AND DEALERS QOVERNME NT SECURITIES I UNION A CENTRAL PACIFIC FIRST MORT0A ftK Ho. 40 Month Third Htreet, Philadelphia, ocii, sou r.nninnge an issues OI U.S.

BONDS i on the most liberal terms. Gold bought and Sold at Market Rates. Coupons Cashed, Stocks bougntand sold on Com mission only. Accounts received and interest allowed on daily vniuurcn sumeci io cneCK at SlgUl. (lftcll7 ly PACIFIC RAILWAY g6ld' it tin AAA i Webeu? leave a.niiAiir.A that.

va'hMi wumw tue ttguncy oi tno Kansas Pacific Railway Company for the sale of its etii H. Hew Mevea Per Out. Thirty Tear Sold Loan, Free from Tax, This Loan amounts to tK.S0O.oua. t. Miill IfSrst Mortgage anii Sinking Fund jxmas.

secured npon the extension of the Railway miles are oomnleteil. and tha i oat la nuwwwicBui mites, waicu uvuniruuuuu. it is aiso a mortgage Road, the Rollinn Stock anu ra nrwi (Via ttoau, tue Jtollinn Stock anu Jh anehiaa of this nrst class Railway, besides now running through the State of Kansas, And in successful operation for 437 miles ftfU.n Ulc.n...l 1. and earning aires dy ensagh to meet all of its expenses anu ex isiuig ouugauons, besides Mom than the Interesi upon thU neto' jjoan. In addition to this the Bonds aro also secured uy a orst mortgage oi tne GOVERNMENT LAND CRANT OF I THREE MILLION 1 i 1, extending in alternate sections on either side of the track, from the SMth mile post in Kan sas to Denver.

The proceeds of the sale of mnua are io oe mvestea Dy the Trustees in the 7 per cent Bonds themselves.nn to lao.a iu U. 8. Bonds, as A Sinking' Fond for tbe Redemntina I the Bonds. ir. 1 tt f.irn The lands embracn uvmA nt i.hA aumi.

maw. v. nun iuuKuiuuiiL territory oi fjoiorauo, including a coal field and pinery. The Cora ausy uuius as an asset anotner tract OI Three llllons of Acres lu the (Nate of ana although not pledged as a security for this Loan, their possession adds largely to the Company's wealth and credit. We estimate Talne of the lompanv's nrortertr.

erxi by this msrtfnge, at uet, while the Loan la naerely Tlie Bonds have .1 nr. ti ttt THIRTY YEARS TO RUN from Hay 1,1969, and will pay Bereai nor coat. Isitereat la Hold. semi annually, on May 1 and Nov. and are Free from tHmrnniaSt Taiatlon." thi Company paying the tax.

The nnmrrXi nf th. In Gold, lu the City of New York, but each whpuu wui oe, Payable in Jrankfcrt, London or Hsw York, at option of the holder, without notice, at the following rates: On gl.000 Bond In N. IS (gold) each naif year London. A 75 in. 10.

11 Frankfort, 7 nr. 30 fhe of the Tvuin. hAMM the trust, had the ootid It inn nt thu liy.r the country throueh which it. run. j.i ifiiiiu examined.

1 They are happy to give tbe Loan nn viujjuuiiu euuuxnuiueui, aa a FIRST CLASS INVESTMENT, 1 in ever respeot, fperfecuy snre and" In some Better than Gorernnent Seenrities. The Bonds will be sold for the Pr ent at aoA aecrwtMi Inteiwst, both la Ceurreaejrt i the Agents reserving the right to advance the The attention of lnvesters is Invited to these Well secured bonds, which we reoommend as one of the most profitable investments in the Market. Gold and Government Securities faken in payinent ai tneir market value, without oonv missions. Pamphlets, with maps giving full Infoiina 1 DABNKY, MORGAN 1 No. 5S Exchange Place.

N. T. 'M. K. JESUP No.

laT Pino Street, N. rjlHS PRINCIPAL DEPOT 1 I FOR THE SALE' OF 'REVENUE STAMPS, Js! i 1 North 6th atreet, (Opposite tbe Keystone House,) I READING, PA, i i Onr stock comprises nearly every denomination printed by the government, aud having at all times a large supply, we are enabled to nil aad forward (by mall or express) all orders immediately upon reeelDt. a mattes ef sreat im. poruuiue. United States Notes.

National Hun Note. and Post OtnceOrders received in payment, g. auj iBiwiii.iHra rwKHruiuK tue aecisions nr the Coinmuwloner of Internal Revenue tally and gratuitously furnished, 3. KNABB A OOo hS No. North th Readi TF.W BOOBH.

Jnst received and for sale IK at tbe JOURNAL KitOK HTOHR. No. II North, Sixth, Htreet, the fhllowing named books: i 8TR0GGI.E8 and TRIUMPHS, Or Forty Years Recollections of P. T. Baraum.

780 nairea. cloth. The LIFE of MART RITHHKL. MITFORD. ADthoreas of "Onr Vlllase." Ac.

Told bv Her sell in Letters to her Friends Two volumes. ONLY HKRSELF. A Novel. By Annie Thomas, (Mrs. Pender Cndllp).

60 cents. iee. iw. maABINW RAlLKUAlt. I i I Yi" i Mt Passenser trains leave Readina as follows ains leave tteau phla and way p.

iu. and For Philadelphia and way stations, at 730, 11:15 a. in. and p. iu.

and for Philadelphia, stopping at principal stations only, at 10:36 a. Tn unrl d.QKn tn For Pottuvllle, Tamaqna, land, at 10:85 a. m. and 6:50 p. m.

and for Pottsvllle and way stations, at p. ni. Lebanon and Harrisburg, at 1:15 and 10:05 p. m. for Harrisburg and way stations, al 7:15 a.

m. and 5:55 p.m.; and for Harrisburg and principal stations only, at ni. The 1:45 and 10:05 p. m. trains leave from the upper Depot only.and make close connections al Harrisburg with Express Trains for Pittsburg Upper Depot only, nd make close connections al Harrisburg with Bxnress Trains for Pitubm ir and all poiuts west: and tbe 10:10 a.

m. Mail Train connects at Harrisburg for Pittsburg, Baltimore, uubury, Wllllamsport, Lock Haven, Elmlra and the Canadas. For Allenlown, Eustou and New "York, leave Reading at 7:23, 10:25 a.m., 2:05 and 1:25 p.m.; and for AJleutown and way stations, at 10:25 a. m. and p.m.

For iMeMier, Columbia and way stations, leave Reading at 7:15 a. m. and 8:15 9 Passengers take the Express Trains west, andtralns for Alleutown, i'aslon. New York, Lancaster and Columbia, at the Upper Depot, and ail other ttlUBatUie Lower or Old Depot." 1' Trains for Reading, leave Philadelphia at 7:30,8:15 a. 12:30 uoou, 3:30 aud 4:46 p.m.

leave Pottsvllle al 5:40 9:00 a. in. aud 2:45 p. tn. leave Harrisburg at 5:35, 8:10 a.

ui ,12:20 noon 2:05 and 4:10 p. leave ew York at 12:00 uoou and 5:00 p. leave Alleutown at 7:20 a. 12:25 noon 4:20 and 8:45 p. in.

"On Biinrln) leave Reading ror Philadelphia at 9:40 a. m. and 4 25 p. for Pottsvllle, at 6:57 p.m.; for Harrisburg, and 10:05 p. m.

and lor New York at m. Through nrst clasa coupon tickets and emigrants' tickets at reduced tares to all the prln. oi pal points iu the North, West and tbe Cans, eOMMUTATION TiCRSa 1 witb twenty six coupons, at 25 pereeut, dl eonnt, between any points desire TICKET Ben any points uesireu. MILKAGK T1CKETH. good ror 2,000 miles iievtveen ail points, at for families or business Arms.

SEASON TICKETS, good for tbe holder only, for any number of months, between all points al reduced laie School season tickets at one third less than, tbe above. 1 100 it, of baggage allowed each passengor. Passengers are requested to purchase iht It tickets before entering tbe oars as higher lares are charged if paid In the cai, Excursion tickets, good for one day, by T.31 a. m. accoinmndallon train uu rum, hi a.oo chvu.

Jan22 tf A. NIOOLLB. General HnperlntendeLt READING AND COLUMBIA K. WINTER ARKANGEMUNT. ON AND AFTER MONDAY.

NOVEMBKK 22nd, 186i. PAHHENOEH TRAINS WILL HI) ON THIS 1 ROAD AS FOLIA) WS: LKAVB. SRB1VB. Lancaster 8:15 A. M.

Read lug 10:30 A. U. ......8:10 P. fektp, M. Columbia 8:10 A.M.

10:30 A.M. i v. P.M. i' 6:36 P.M. RETURNING .11..:..

.1., "laxvB ABEIVS. Reading 7:16 A. M. tf A. M.

6:16 P. M. P. M. A.

M. A. M. ......8:30. P.

Trains Leaving Lancaster and Onlumbia as above, make close connection at Hearting with Trains North and Homi), 011 Philadelphia and Reading Railroad, and West on Lebanon Valley Road. Train leaving Lancaster at 8:16 A. M. and Columbia at 8:10 A. H.

connects closely at Reading with Train ror New York, it i Tickets can be obtained at the Offices of the New Jersey Ventral Railroad, foot of Liberty Street, New Yerk, and Philadelphia aud Reading Railroad, 13th and Callowhill streets, Phil adeliihta. Through tickets to New York and Phllpdel Ehia sold at all the Principal Stations, and aggage Checked Through. Mileage Ticket Books for 600 or 4000 miles, Season and Excursion Tickets, to and from all points, at reduced rates. Trains are run by and Reading Rallioad Time, which is 16 minutes faster thaii Pennsylvania It. K.

Time. 1 nov 23 tf GEO. F. UAOE, Supt. INSURANCE.

READING FIRE INNCKANiE AND HU8T COMPANY, '()F BERKS CO UN TV. ORGANIZED JULY, 1807. Office: Reading Insurance Building, NO. 19 NORTH FIFTH STREET, (9outh ea.it Corner of Fifth and Court Streets.) mnitcToBs: 1. Jonas Bhalter.

7. George Rleser, 8. O. A. Nicolls, 9.

Hiesier Clymer, 10. Geo. B. Eckert, 11. Adam Bard, 12.

Jas. Milbolland, 2j J.T. Jackson, J. Prtngle Jones, 4. David E.

Stout, Tannh fllis Atas tr uawu uuauuvi 6. James McKnight, I 13. Juo. H. Klcbards.

This comnany Insures all kinds of nrnneri against loss or damage by Are at rales us low as any otner rename company, and upon every Plan known to Stock Insuranoe Companies. erpelual policies issued.requii lng no renewal, and upon which the amount of premium paid can be reclaimed at any time, leg a deduction of dye per cent. The advantages of this method are worthy the attention of Farmers and others having Unit class dwelling houses, barns aud other buildlnes In town orconutrv.au being the cheapest and safest. Policies for one, two, three, Ave or more years, or for less than one year, Issued and no charge made for policy and survey when renewed or when insurances are translerred 1 from ot her companies. The citizens (.1 Readina and vielnitv hitherto dependent mainly upon foreign companies have now the privilege of effecting their Insurances In a home Institution well organised with an adequate paid In and guaranteed capital, presenting as strong a basis of security as that of any other company Tbe advanlase of dolna business iltreetlv 1 with the company, the importance of keeping some portion ot tbe large sums paid for insurance in circulatlod at home, will be appreciated toy all.

j.riunui.s JUJNH9, rresiuent, MnKNIOHT. Vlcn Praa't. S. E. ANCON Bec'y and Treas.

JHU 1IMIQ KCVBITT AOAINST L08B i BURGLARY, FIRE OR ACCIDENT. THE SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY Ytu i ffeui' fire and Burglar Proof Building, Nos. 329 AKD 331, CHESTNUT ST. The Fidelity Insurance, Trust ARO SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. CaiHta.l...,............;.

i I DIRKCTORS: N.B.Browne, Edward W. Clark, Clarence H. Clark, Alexander Henry, John Welsh, Stephen Ai Caldwell, Charles Macalester, George F. Ty ler. .1 tienryv.

uinson. President N. B.BROWNE. Vice Presldent CLARENCE H. CLARK.

Secretary and Treasurer ROBT. PATTER80N Assist. Secretary AMES W. HAZLEHURST Tlie Comnanv have nrovided In lhelrnno Building and Vaults absolute security against loss byr irx, Buhulakv, or Aouiobht, and Seeeive Securities anil Valuables on Deposit an aer wuarumee, Upon the following rates, for one year or less period: Government and all other Con pon Seoul itles, or those transferable bv delivery II 00 nar II (KKI Government and all other Hecur itles regisiereu and negoilabH only bv endorsement 60 ner 1,000 Gold Coin or Bullion 1.2ft nor 1,00 Silver Coin or a.oo per 811 ter or Gold Plate, nnder seal uo owner estimate 01 value, and rate subject to adjustment for bulk 1 on mr 10 Jewelry, Diamonds, etc 2,50 per 1.0 Deeds, Mortgages, and Valuable Papers gener uu uiuu vatue, fi a year eacn, or according to hnllr. These latter, when deposited In tin boxes, are luKngeu inwmuuii mi duik, upoa a oasis 01 1 feet cubic capacity, $10 a year Coupons and Interest will be collected, when desired, and remitted to tbe owners, for one percent, The Company offer for RENT, the lessee ex ciusiveiy uoiuiug tue Key, Safes Inside the Burglar Proof Vaults, At rates varying from 116 to 175 each per an wnw, Deposits of Money Beoelved on which Interest Win ueanoweo per cent, on eall Depot Its, payable by check at stghi, and 4 per cent, on Time Dnposl ts, payable on i 10 day's notice.

Travelers' Lettsrs of Credit furnished, avails mo in nil riJB ui r.urope. Thla Onmnanv la alan i. Rfirntflia. AdnilnlitMiliiM. i receive and exeoute Trusts of every deHcrlpt lou from the courts, corporations, or Individuals.

ROBgRT PATTERSON, niryiiii rrwiTW, jn Km. T.IAKIKM FR H70. For Lawyers. Pn m.w siness Men aud the nnhlln ffAliAi'allir fn sale at JOURNAL BOOK STORE, No. 11 North 6th atreet, piflLA.

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