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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-18
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Baltimore
TCorrespondencc of the Herald.l


BALTIMORE June II, 1912.
Mn. EproR
How much truth there may be in the following impo
ant intelligence which appeared in yesterday Repuhl
can and Argus, am unable TO say My i'm ression is
however that ii is novel than true. Thus the art
Gle runs =" II has been but lately discovered that lea'
for large portion of the land which this city occup
was executed for but ninety years and not renew
bic Since the original lease, thousands OF leases hav'
been made and improvements vest amount have beer
erected this property by various persons, who all con
flcntly believed that the original lease perpetual
The Consequence is that the entire property will revert IL
the original owners at the expiration Of the stated term
years, unless arrangement can he made viii
the present heirs, whom are informed are thirty II
number and of the State of Kentucky. The property
said TO be lSS acres running from the northeast
of Baltimore and Little Aisquth streets northerly, EN-
b-acng all the property called Gallows Hill and the north
easterly portion of the city, that extent"
The Front street theatre is again open though doing
poor business Booth the STAR After paying expenses
eaah actor takes his share out OF the balance 1t kim
of stock concern and lump business. Winchell draw
very good houses at the Museum-only quarter admit
lance Wheeling money quoe at 81 discount, and othe
Virginia banks discount. Railroad orders, Coy on thu
dollar. Flour IS So; Penn wheat, 81 ~ 81 % pei
bushel; corn 81 cents; OATS 81 cents The weather hal
been cloudy with continual showers for some days 1t
now sultry, and threatening rain.
RopyRlck,
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fH3- CLEANLINESS OF THE HEAD AND HAIR
Strange that persons who attend strictly to person
al cleanliness, baths &c, should neglect the health
har-the essential, the most exposed and the mos
beautiful when properly cared for of all the gifts Of tn
Creator. Perfectly free may it be kept OF dandruf o.
scur with certsnty that the hair cannot fall out by the
use Of the Balm of Columbia. Ladies' will you MAKE
your toilet without this article
OLpnIpGE's BALM OF CoLuMB,A.-This valuable article
which first nt reduced to the public about twenty
SINCE has, from its superior virtues obtained
extensive sale especially in New York, where it was fir
discovered. For reproducing hair which has fallen OIL
keeping the head free from dandru giving j. soincs
and beautiful lustre, il is without a competitor.
Bew of oils for the hair They dcbitate and relax
the very vessels that should be strcnghened and stimu
ted A moments reelection will convince any sensible
person of this The of oily matter bald
ness than all other Ladies, remember this
let your toilet be finished with the Balm of Columbus
sprituous extract Of the most tonic and arngcrt roots
bu, alkaes whatever with the most fragrant perfume
Near two hundred OF late and positive restoration
tho hair by reported by living Objects and nearly al
the fashionablcs it perfume and purifycr even
they losing the hair Immense quantities are SOL
at II Maiden lane, New York. 80
Some renegade has counterleed wrappers and tn
Balm and has tried maks people believe his trosh th'
true Balm. We have therefore, to warn all never 70 pu!
any thing purporpgto be the Balm OF Columbia unless
YOU find our sign ,ure the Wrappers
COMSTOCK CO., wholesale Druggists,
II Maiden lane, n. York.
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New York Lancet.

The twenty fifth number of this popular and va
liable Medical Journal, published this morning, at
the Herald office, is extremely interesting 1t con-
tAns the third and concluding number of DR.. Rlca-
ARD s. KssAM's admirable papers on the 'nature,
SYMPTOMS and ueatm -. CT ST'ra Cu-y ;Ures DIR
DclMoLD'S iour,h lecture or Club foot illustrated
~ 3 .cul,t cnsrayngs Of ne I..-enious apparatus
iivrnel Nv !>r. Detmoii, and used in the Treatment
al Cub-iool)-a valuable paper the climate ana
diseases of Western Africa-Editora Articles on
Medical Education, with the usual variety of intc-
resting and valuable medical and surgical cases, ope-
ralions, &c.
From the immense circulation CT the lance.
throughout all the cities of the Union and the coun-
try generally, ii presents the best possible mode OF
advertising the professional public.
Price SO per annum in advancc--single copies Ct
cents.
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EMIGgANTs, &C.-Over three thousand peop
landed in the city of New York in the last two day
including agricuturlsts and all kinds of nleche
MICS.
In the city they cannot remain-we have tour thor
sand persons of our our own alrt ldy out of employ
and the number lately thrown adriit by the Nav
orders, has added to the calamity-to the colnir,
then then they must go and there is room enough
for all, if they viii bat follow good advice. tn
counties of Delaware and Ulster fifty TO one hon
dred miles west of Catskil, on the North River, o.
fers the best prospect 10 the scter-good land an
fine health on the mountains.
To these people we say, so 10 the momtanou
parts Of Delaware and Ulster, and see the Scotc
iaG Welsh settlement in The vicinity # Delhi Til
lands recommended may be reached in two days
Ii is folly so 20 the far west away from all kiadre
friends and connections.
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NAVAL NEws.-The L. S. schr Grampus, Lieut.
Van Brunt, arrived at Nassau, N. p, on the l9t
ult.
The L. s. sloop Of war Levant arrived in Hamp
ton Roads, on the 18th inst. from Pensacola. The
following is a list of her officers:
Andrew Fzhugh, Esq, Commander; Lieutenants Ca
briel g. Williamson, Jarvis Beverly, and Rodgers (ac
ing) Surgeon, J. c. Lawrason. Assist. Surgeon, w.
Bannis,er. Purscr, j. b. Rittenhouse. Midshpmen-
Thompson, Bryson Fauneroy, Bradford Barrett Barbo
Lewis, Forde Young Huginin Fry Cooke. Professor Of
Mathematics, II. G.. Coffin Captains Clerk, j. H. Stone
ALL Gunner, II. Welton. Boatswan, c. Chamberlain
Ssilmakcr, @. Parker. Carpenter T. Caul. The Levan
has on board 200 supernumerares. Commander Edmund
Kennedy of the Texan Navy, came passenger in III,
Levant
The u. $. sloop of war Falmouth, of 90 guns
having on board William M. Blackford, Esq, a:
Charge d'Afaires to Bogota, probably sailed on the
18th INST from Hampton Roads. The following i,
a list of her officers
Commander, James Mcintosh. Lieutenans, calhoun
McKnstry, Charles Green, McDougal, Craven Surgeon
w. s. RenDods. ASST do l.. S. Williams. Purser s. Ram
sey. Professor of Mathematics w. s. Fox. Midshpmen
Briceland, Dilch Wood worth Moore, Truxton, Whita
scr Renshaw, Keel, Miller, Gfihia, Carter, Morgan
Captains Clerk, Jones. Boatswan, Featherston. Car
penter, Sheffield. Sailmakcr, Tatem Gunner, Nichar,
1t is reported that the Columbus, at Boston, IS t
be sent to the Mediterranean, to be the flag ship
the squadron there. The Brandywne, on that sta
ton, is ordered home, and the Congress, al Ports
mouth, n H., goes out to take her place. The Ne
diterrancan squadron will then consist of the Go
lumbus. Congress, Fairfield, and Prche
The Constitution is fitting for u Norfolk
She is to relieve the Macedonian and % b, tn
flag ship Of the West India squadron. The iiigai,
Columbia, now in this pert, and enc of the Homc
Squadron, is to 60 oui to The coas Of Brazil. and tc
bs The fas ship
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Yrs AND Downs AMONG TIE CoLoyr1s.-A few
days ago Col Edwards, of ''he reg'lers," was con-
victed of swindling and forgery, 10 the amount OF
S500o0-but as a set off to this accident, we have
the pleasure to state that "Col Webb, of the regu
lars" has Just received decree of discharge from
debts equal to $3.50, 600, by hcCourt of Bankruptcy
SO that If one Colonel goes down, another come.
up, and we have always the like quantity of military
talent and whiskers in the field. BisnliRah-glory
TO God, and to Mahomet, his prophet
Col. Webb has actually got his decree, and nc
doubt his discharge will soon follow We congratu.
late him on his singular good luck He got into
debt, someh how or other, for S23O,OOO to all sorts
OF persons. Of which $4,000 was due to the United
States'Bank This was done, too, when the Sou.
rcr'' then owned by him, was making clear in
come OF $1,000 TO S20OOO year. The Courier
was then put IN the hands OF Trustees-then sold to
one Master Morel, nephew of Webb, and there
IL mas renamed Tor TWO or three years past In few
weeks we expect that Webb, by some magnetic pro.
cess will again become proprietor of the &C our;sr
and can make again his $4,000 per annum.
This is mystery, but still it can be done Colo.
nes can do wonders.
Now.wlien Webb gets his paper back into his owr
hands, we have bit of advice to give him. Payal
your honest, bona fde dcbts-all those debts TO
which you had value You arc not bound to do so
Int do it, and be an honest man in heart as we'll a
IN name. Pay none of your speculation debts
neither give a cent TO the United States Bank. IL
stead of paying do.lar,o the Red IIarot of Phils
a. phia-go hcrc-Eni out the poor widows an
mans who have been robbed of their all by tia
bsnk-giveto them the $4,000 you owe the bank
II you do thus, shall consider you gen,leman--o
alevel with myseli-an LID. | will even go so E.,
az to fight you at ten PAGES, if you can be brough
W 70 the scratchor fghi Marshnll for you. if vo,
don't want TO dis,u b Ia puLli, pcace-aud she.
cali you "Coi. Wesb OF the regular army ev.
after
Come now, Webb, think e thle--be On hon, 4.
pan for onoe--snd that's good boy
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IlopERIcK.
Philadelphia.
Correspondence of the fIerald.]

PHILADELPHIA, June IL, 1912.
Notwithstanding the weather last night was uninvitng
the of Professor Norton attended by some four
hundred persons all told How many of these were dea
heads not There were rather more than hail
as many attended the late complimentary Concert to
Mrs. Watson though being dollar per ticket presume
the clear profits about the same The orchestra wos
in numbers what promised to be but have no dou
the performances good as if there had been
ofthem Norton exceeded himself. Never did man NOSE
successfully trumpet his own fame. Mrs. Watson looked
WELL and sang swcetly Miss Melzet is a fave
rite here though think great singer. Burden ho
many friends and warmly applauded by them. The
same may be said Of Mr.. Levensein Ben Cross was all
that he should be on such occasonecient and atte
tive. Duggen employed time the piano that woull
have been agreeable the audience in tho street
not but what his PLAYING was wei enough put pan
ence, especially in warm night Mr. Barclay took UNI
bragg believe at some of the arrangements and did not
show himself Altogether it was gay, pleasant and
hope profitable entertainment.
Tomorrow night to have the first representation
a. the Walnut street theatre of the drama of Mary
Tudor" good weather there will be good house Can
you inform whether Fanny the Divine means to visi
again. professionally before she departs the country
forever Some OF our young men are dying to know.
Wehave had all the week bad weather and Of course
entertainments of consequence at Mr. Arann's garden
Last evening, about eight o'clock, Mr.. James Mcknn,a
respectable citizen residing in seventh street Che,
ry the keeper Of shoe finding and band box store died al
the City Watch house. The deceased was found lying IN
Harmony court late in the afternoon, where he fell in
fit and in consequence of no recognizing him he wa
taken to the police office and there died appears that
he had been Exchange for the purpose of seeing
friends off, who leaving for Norristown, an
returning through the court when he fell.
We have to-day yet nothing further from Harrisburg
of the bill punish the brokers by tax of $4,000
have any thing of the bill bargaining with ths
banks to redeem their Relief notes-and last, though
least, not word about adjournment.
Not much done in stocks to day. State Elves how
ever were fraction better than yesterday.
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Superior Court.

lillian Blocker Charles Lent and George c. Peters
This action alnded to yesterday. II brought TO
compensation for injuries received by plaintiff
wife, in being run over by omnibus belonging to de-
fonaensene OF her legs crushed require mmed-
ampriaon and she confined to her bed for several
weeks afterwards 1t was asserted that defendants horses
going ~ very slow pace but the evidence seemed
to scw that the driver looking back and did not
'rs. Bow kerr who hastily got out OF stage that had
stopped list as he other came along Mrs hal IN ex
ceent character given to her by respectable witnesses
The jury returned scae verdict in favor of defendant
The plaintiff who in addition TO his calamity has 70 pay
$50 OF costs which ne is hut i'll able meet, seemed
to hope that of their wives would be knocked
down and Injured in the same way 1t was pous and
proper wish
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Sr-;DAY HEGALp.-Don'. FORGET the .sunda,'
Herald. II is the only paper published in New York
Oh Sunday that has the news at length.
Il the Boston steamer should MOI arrive til to-day.
the Sunday Herald will give a, length the impor-
tan, news that she may brng-fresh from China
from lndia-from the continent, and from England
Also the news from Washington, if any explosions
should have taken place.
Don't forget The Sunday Herald Last Sunday
copies sold for . cents piece
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United States District Court.
I'M NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Judge Bette.

JUNE H-Several petitions the long notice parsed to
certificate and discharge Objections were fled to thosl
Of VIM. A. Hlyer and Josiah Pierce The clerks hav,
worked merrily in assisting the daenthralled" one'
along and about forty certificates Of barge
ready understand awaiting their happy owners
These are the magic times for paying off old debts.
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{r3- DOUBLE BROTHER JONATHAN ONCl
MORE !-FArHER CoSNELL; Romance of Ireland-b
J. BAnm, Esq. the celebrated author Of Tales of tn
O'fIara Family az The Ghost Hunter" SC. &C. will b
published in Double Brother Jonathan early next wee
This amusing and highly entertaining work al
nounced for publication in London LIST June. Brothc
Jonathan will issue j, above staedhavng purchase
advance proof sheets from the London publishers Prc
on" shilling
Office 1872 Nassau street. Agents will please send thci
orders and cash Immediately.
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Ten DAYS LATER FROM ARGENTINE have
received the "British Packet published at Bueno
Ayers, to the 30th of April.
The news may be considered of an important ma
ture We extract below.
The U. S. Corvette Decatur, of l6 guns, was il
port, also eleven American merchant vessels.
The weather had been very warm at Buenos
Ayers-the thermometer ranging from 60 to ZOE.
from British Packet. April SOL
Colonel Mariana Maza, arrived in town on Tuesday
last bringing the official account of the complete defeat
dro about nine leagues to the north Of the capital of hai
Province the borders Of the Chaco appears that Lc
pen drawn into the action by srsagem of General
Obe and discovered his hen too late to avoid the
led and $50 prisoners. There also captured 90,
horses 600 head Of cattle pieces of artillery baggag
ST. OF the 1000 men carried into action by Lopez,
1900 1900 almost at the first charge passed to thc
r-AiH Of the Federal army-Lopez himself accompanc
by two utants had effected his escape island
the Parana.
Iappears that partial ar had taken place the I6l
four days previous to the principal action at the Barra
cas-, near Coronda-whch Obliged Lopez to fall back
Santa Fee.
We understand that the head quarters OF the army
the Confederation at Coronda II consists Of
than 900 effective of the three under the
ders of Generals Orbe, Pacheco, and Echague-a sma
body under Col Santa Cooma had occupied the city
Santa Fc.
proclamation dated Cordova February I, 1872 an.
addressed to the Sanafecnos from Colonel Jacnto Andre
da denouncng Governor Juan Pablo Lopez a corrup
traitor coward in league with the odious unitarian NUT
soldier of the LIST December 1929 Jose Maria
the rest of that infamous band-that powerful
checo, in march for the protection Of the sanaieci
nos, &c. sc.
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Mr.. BENNErT:-
Seeing this morning in the Herald notice of III;
decapiiation of the Feiee King, would it not be
advisable to ask, what has become of the head Q
the renowned Seminole Chief Osceoia, of Florids
which brought to thus city and sold for the pur
pose of exhibition in the Castle Garden, and whic
was, with much horror and contempt, rejected b.
century, will exhibit in future history, that Their
were cannbals indeed living in the great and morg
Republic of America. DRAGON.
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oz- THE KREMLIN DINING SALOON. III BrOs

90 THE KREMLIN DINING SALOON Ill Broad
Wayne stop at those lovely rooms yesterday, about
soup time and such Turtle Soup drank. 1t
not drink-it eating II really balm for the 10
y. We enquirel of our host whether he was always
iull He said, move are never SO full az when yo
come here. We wonder why the visits Of other distin
guhcd editors should not attract as well as ourselvc
Even the Col won't draw. We will be there to dine
morrow O'clock and dine with old friend in The
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with Harry Clay well win me day,
on, Harry Clay shall win he DAY,
Ana with him well had LILLE Ty,
Oh, Ty! t. Ty.
john Ty we'll blow SKY high,
Aud With him we'll head little Ty.'
H.-sa hip rhoop' hieeuP'
"Of Tyler voung-of Tvles old,
O. ryler's B ,nk-of ryler's gold,
OF Tyler's first---of Tyler's last,
OF Tyler now--and Tyler past,
OF Tyler's wor1--of Tylcr's oath,
Thank the Lord-We've had enough
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Herald Ccnerr, Printing OGice.

The General rI.nng o ro capohle oi doing at sor
Of printing, such IS 1i anpiti, bills eards OF al
'scri1 os.s a = he er ~ Buildings, entraao
from Sassau street Joseph elliott, pIAer.
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TuE GAG, or ONE-HouR-RuLE OF SrEAKING.-
This rule has been established again in the House
of Representatives. 1t is good rule. The gag i.
very much wanted in other places, besides that hard
cider House.
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COUNTERFEIT CoIN.-Whoever saw an America
sixpence! 1t is said that quantity of counterie
American sxpences has been thrown into circul;
ton in Quebec.
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MANY DEATHS ExrEcrEp.-A great mortality Is
expected among the politicians this and next year.
Why! They have taken the teetotal pledge, and
abandoned rum per saititni.
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CITY DESPATCH Post.

46 WILLIAM STREET.
PRIScrAL OrrIcE.-Letters deposited before halfr
hallpast II, and half past O'clock will be sent out
delivery at9, l, and O'Clock.
ERANcH OrrIcEs.-Letters deposited before I, II, an
o'clock, will be sent out for delivery at o. and oclo
ALEX NJ. GREIG, Agent
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SENATOR SoUTHARD.-lt is now said that this ge
tleman is in the last stage of existence.
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Iho Uc~rl Bulletin of News Is ken. a, ,he NO thwcs
Co sei o; loa and Nas.au s. On the wal %
-""-lihs mails, AZ eight O'clock N.and Aso oi tc
rf H az g. at four o'clock, r. VI, the ~ nt.hcn
- ~ y PARIS ,f he world may croI on he iei1i
-l'1,-l 'Nsr at t.s corner LIT every wnylarer SCI
M r" ~. e.tisegacts Of ali kns atan AZ the Office
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FROM Rio DE JANE1Ro.-By the fast sailing brig
Isabella, Capt. Drebert, arrived last evening from
Rio de Janeiro, we received full files of the "Bo
letion COMMERCIAL and "Jornal do Commerce., >
to the 10Th of May inclusive The following is 4
list of the U. S. vessels of war at Rio at thu
time the Isabella sailed:-U. S. ship Delaware, Com
modore Morris; John Adams, just arrived from
Boston Porpoise, Ringgold, from ST. Helena. ThC
Oregon, Carr, (of the Exploring Expedition,) was
to sail for New YORK on the Both
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WEEg-Y HerALD--A second edition viii be pub
h-hed this day, and viii contain the news by tn
Bostoh steamer, il sh, arrived yesterday.
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PRESIDENCY OF New BANK WANTEp.--Apply t
Col. Monroe Edwards, Egyptian Tombs, New
York. The best preferences given.
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FA1sE-The charges against Chief Justice Pa
ker have been pronounced false by the Legislatul
Of New Hampshire.
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STEAM SHIP COLUMBIA, with twenty passenger.
$s53 POO in specie, and 5000 letters left Boston o.
Thursday for Liverpool.
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RHODE IsLAND.-Thcre was large suffrage meet
ing in Providence on Tuesday. 1t went off quietly
1t was thought best to await the action of the Gene
raj Assembly before any further movement b
made.
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New WAR STEAMER ON LAKE ERIE.-The English
are building at Kingston splendid war steamer to
be called the Chippewa. Her burhen is 700 tons.
and she will carry two long SOS and fsur2 FOUNDERS
II thus appears that the British continue TO arm their
frontier.
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CURIOUS SALUTE AND SIGHr.-Bunker Hill Monu
ment is now two hundred feet high Twenty NOR,
feet to be added this season. Yesterday, being
the anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill, ma
tional salute was fired from the top of the monu
ment.
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News FROM ENGLAND EXPEcTEp.-The Cunard
steamer expected to arrive at Boston yesterday.
II So shall have her news, fifteen days later this
morning, and publish an Extra Immediately.
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HEAVY Surf FOR DAMAGEs.-We learn that Mr..
Thornc, the popular manager Of the Chatham The
atre, has hroush. an action against Apologize the
mlnir- in Ann street, for $4,000 damages
This snii is founded on wicked and malicious H.
bel Published IN dis uslng paper, which is PRINT
cd by Appleeate. and conducted by a miserable
niounebank, who used to enact parts at the low mu-
| seuins under fsigned names. and with numerous,
aliases This fellow we hear has been in many iails
for his offences Mr.. Thorne is one of the most
honorable, and capable business men connected
with any theatre. His private and public character
is without stain and any attack on him, is unme-
rited and grossly malicious.
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ADVICE TO BuTrERrIEI.D THE AUCrIoNEER.-Mr.
Butterield the auctioneer in Ann street. is respect
fully requested to keep his little dogs Tray Blanche
Sweetheart and Arena, in decent ORDER otherwise
we shall have to give full account of certain affairs
that took place in Western New York The public
records will furnish the facts. No more at pre-
sent-but old Butter had better be advised in time,
or shall have to salt him down.
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The BEST BANK MORE LIST Thomr-
sons at SO Wall street. 1t is the most accurate.