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Girard Bank.-It is known that the Gi- rard Bank at Philadelphia formally refused to continue to receive the public dcposites. The pubic laeonseaiessee m selecting :; bank down town was so great that the Girard Bank has been solicited to receive the pub- lic deposites on the footing of any indivi- dual depositing money in that bank. 1t IS thus that the unlawful seizure of the public treasure is followed by humiIiating suppIica- tlons to chartered institutions to take 1t on their own terms for safe keeping. .Noah.

 Three spurious half eagles were taken on Saturday last at the counter of the Philadelphia City Bank, by the receiving teller.