Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-31

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On taking it to the bank yesterday, after it
was opened, and enquirng the of its not be-
ing dated the clerk said that the paying teller
in, and until he came in nothing could be said or
done about it. About the paying teller made
his appearance, and said that doubt it was mis-
take, although numbers have been issued in the
same way. However, we viii give the cenvcrSa-
ton that passed between the note-holder and the
officer of the bank =
Note Hoder-Here is SIS post note of your con-
Germ; how came il to be without date?
Bank Man-Qooking confused, and coioring and
stammering) -I-I-I-re-rea don't know-it
must be a mistake, / think. 1t was issued Nov. the
first.
N H.-Mistake Turn to yeur ledger, and
of what date letter No so post at six months
stands.
b. Man.-Ye-e-s sr-ye-e-es sr-(turning to a
side drawer and pulling old coat therefrom, from
the pockets of which he took small memorandum
book, which he opened)-I see-letter A, from Nos
40 to 81, / see were issued Oct the 25th
n H.-October the 25th-then it will be due in
less than four weeks.
Il. Man.-Ye-e-es.
N. H.-Well, then, can't YOU cash it at small
discount
B. Man.-Why-no-yes-tha is, that would be a
little out of our regular line of busness-and | be-
leve the cashier is out, and we have specie.
N. II. Well then, give me a red dog for it-lor any
kind of note is better than that.
b. MAXWELL, should be very glad I; but have
no prvege-the fact is, affairs would get con-
fused unless there a subdivision OF labor, and
each one has much as he do to attend to his
own department. l have privilege to give any
other money for that
n. H.-Then fill tup.
Accordingly the man Of the bank, who is pale and
Unlocking beyond human conception, and cannot
look in the face filled up the note for the date
of October 25h 1889, and the note holder brought it
away. Nevertheless we do not consider it of the
least value probably before the becomes due
the whole of the managers will afIx q. r. T. to their
names. In relation to the impudent attempts to de-
ceive the public made by this institution we have
ceived the following letter.
M.cos, 10Th March, 1910.
the am Of February shd also q e "a Of March and
T anu Bassns coSpy Of he city Of New York f I ana
the agents Of q ind.eed thereby
Mr. b. w Baa made his appearance in this market day
very e Which presume he procured T%e hc
,ayei,g acquaintance with the gsnemes who gave them
Il Hoar CT iS firm moi Of John IT, Rowland so 1S@ Of New
BE- t2 S hi 81 III; 'Ra s aSiEss R% o
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ness lie represented himssas being Of who
da which they intend putting in notion and that he MIR Beam
For the of their business they have deemed
Advisable to convert part Of their funds into South Cuo
order To hold for the redemption Of their thereby
a 6er resd S sys DEPOSITED t%e0y thousand ao
s Ss a s Sew % G ~ Tes ard y BANKING ss2
SaS Il S rsS sss 81 S9y and hss
several of banks with the endorsement Of VIM Watts and
mc & a6 MiT rars s@d % he sS M
certGcaie) that their notes should not them for
y further stated Nat K,5 GBcyes The President Of the
him ~ Georgia bank notes but at the time was Of opinion
s y would not hat sR1s lbs as
hin, aud will Therefore receive them.
GOOD but hers was no sseoas Why Tss ss %a NJ
| Dsnnels Herald was 10 town. and tola the tale.
and Il he ID Of March, wsfeupon the gentleman at once Dis
ass o; SSrSt S Re
The said Bean middle stature, of dark complexion long
black hair and black eyes, with dewPea.t oOk-soogs IL
head deep into his atersby bringing close contact
with his ears Very respectfully, yours,
And these are but a small sample Of the tricks re-
sorted to by this and other freebootng banks under
the new law. We have heretofore stated some Of
the tricks Of the 10th Ward Rank, and we have now
another to relate. A gentlemen from Kentucky ar
rived at Washington and put up at the Indian Queen
Hotel; he had about 81 900 in Kentucky funds, and
as he was going on to New York he wished TO nego-
tiate his Kentucky money for New York funds. One
Of the agents Of the 10th Ward Bank fell in with him.
and after protesting great doubt about the value and
goodness Of the Kentucky money, he consented most
literally to give him 81 900 in 10th Ward Bank post
notes; payable six months after date, to which there
was no date whatever affixed.
/ Nor is this all. The fellow West the agent of
the 10th Ward Bank, is now in Philadelphia driving
tandem, and racing about with two beautiful grey
hounds $4,000 Of these post notes have been sent
Posville recently, and there is scarcely old or
ayosng woman along the road between Philadelphia
and Pottsville that has not been "stuck," as the
term is, with one Of these shaves. And we once
more caution the public all over the country against
the various operations Of any Of the scheming
fellows connected with either Of these banks.
! 10 RUssELL's GREAT CONCERT takes place to-
night, at Masonic Hall. by his advertisement we
observe that he has not announced his whig song
| What's the meaning Of thisl Does he back out 7
Is he afraid Of rowl Nonsense; there will be no
row-nor any riot. We have every reason to believe
that he may sing as many wing songs as he plcascs,
and no one will say "what doest thou1" The O.
KS will disturb one but poiticians-thcy like a