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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-06
MR.. HENRI HERz,s PLANo FoRTEs

YEyHE WESTERN PILOT-A complete guide to travel.
H. ers going North by the Riyers-giving minute de-
scpion of all points the Mississippi Ohio and other
rivers on the different routes etc For sale by
l. APPS MILES G. SALE & CO., II st. Charles ST.
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JAMES HAIR TONIC.

FHNHIS valuable preparation excites the scalp and
healthy action; eleanses from scur and dandut pre-
vents the Hair from falling Off those euptiye diseases
which often appeanpon the head and in majority of
produces fine growth of 1t also gives the Haf
arch, glossy and beautiful appearance, unequaed by
other article of the kind.
JAYNEiS AMERICAN HAIR DYE-Wananted. if
strictly applied according the directions change the Hair
from any other color beautiful GEbaTH, perfectly je
black, without staining the skin.
JAYNE'S AGUE PILLS-A positive cure for tevel
and Ague. These Pills warranted to Fever and
Ague and when the directions followed, and cUTe
not effected, the money will be returned.
For sale by N. JARVIS & co
Je2 If corner Magazine and Common streets.
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For YUCATAN.

MILFIARY GOODS;-Ihe SUBSCRIBERS have now on
Iva hand 200 u. 5. RIFLES, from Harpers $50
Ferry large supply Of COLTS REPEAT *
ING PISTOLS (six shoOters;) English BELT ea7ss--N
PISTOLS, HOLSTER PISTOLS; also low 1890
priced Revolving Pistos which, with complete assortment
of SWORDS, SABRES Military Sashes, and other Mil
Chartres street. rJe22tfl HYDE 8 GOODRICH.
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New DIsCovERY-Dr Connell's Mixture for Gonorrhna
and Glee Seminal illusions and Weakness of the Utea
Bladder This Mixture contains injurious article what
ever but possesses properties of real efficacy and more
congenia to the constitution than any other medicine used
for these complaints Freed from the nauseatng qualities
attending copava and the mixtures it will be found
agreeable the palate and pleasant TO the stomach and will
any case all pay is refused orit II is equally good
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oARPENTERIMG.

CARPENTERING
~ COLLINS, BUILDER, No. 131 POYDRAs ST.,
W lbetween Car0ndeet and St. ChaTes,) New Orleans.
~ Cisterns made Counting; houses fitted up, and job
bling in general done. Also SASH Doors Blinds etc. with
which Planters and Others can be supplied. my27-tnl
STORAGE FOR COFFEE.
SEIE can axe on storage on floor second story, in
w dry and dark place, 5000 bags. Also, in anOth
store, from 20 900 10000 bags Merchants having coffee
to store will find to their advantage to call and examine
warehouses. EMERSON, TOURNE & co.
apD l5S Tchoupitouas street.
HEMP WAREHOUSES;.
ENTESTERN AND PHCENIX.-Thes subscribers having
w devoted the upper floors of the Phoenix and EET[Z
Western Warehouses, exclusively to the storage
Hemp, in order to meet the views of the Board ofs
Underwriters prepared to and store the article
accommodating terms Having number of presses in tha
ect and rebae it the neaest manner and at low rates
EMERSON, TOURGE s. co.
an2O I5S Teboupitoula las a.
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PUMPS AND -APHING APPARATUS 60
EuqN MCCARTHY Plumber No. 1874 Camp street q
e New Orleans has Just received and large ID.
sr rnent of Brass Cocks, various Sizes Force and 20
LII Pumps; Beer Pumps, &c &c; Cooking Ranges: 4
Bahn Tubs md Slower Baths Also, laying and repair
ing Lead Pipes hee Lead work of every description Ship
anu Steamboat work promptly put up and repaired All
dels promptly attended to.
E-sg~ Charua, mo In
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A q. AlNSWORTIl, JHarineaad Commercial Notary
"a No 80 CAMP st'eet, holding Commissions from tie
state o. IEXss, MIssI ssIPPI KENTUCKY, FLORIDA, NEW
hORh, MissonRI, lLLTNOIs, INDIANA, TENNESSEE PENN
SYLVAEIA, RHODE Isl AND, VERMONT, NEwHAMPsHIRR,
plELt@ARE' = LABAMh, MAINE, NORTHC AROLINA SOUTH
GARoLINA, GEORGIA NEwJERsKY, OHIO MICHIGAN
Arkansas, VIRGINIA MASSACHUSETTS, MARYLAND, and
CONNECTICUT prepared to take deposhons and execute
and rtec all kinds OF ganstrument be used recorded
IN sal states. and the Territory of WISCONSIN,. The usual
pFomputude al his Oioe is continued in all Noaal bust
ness. NH
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HoEYVnLE BRICK MANUFACTORY,
TFOEY & BYINGTON respectfully inform the citizens
IA of NewOreaus, Lafayette, CauOlton Algers Grena
and HOeyyle that they prepared to deliver the
cheapest and best made BRICKS in the Southern country
to builders and Others, the lowest price This establish
ment the largest the South and the patronage of the
public is respectfully invited.
my9O IF HOEY & BYINGTON.
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FNH undersigned, in order further to meet the views of the
Il Board of Underwriters have apart, exclusively for
the storage of Hemp and other hazardous articles OF
merchandise the fire proof Warehouse (Oeans
No 20 DeOrd and Streets The locality and
facility of receiving and delivering at the Warehouse hee
being hosting to the second story rsqured) renders this
the most desirable place for this description of storage.
apo SIN GEO. R. BEARD & co.
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--,,,-- - VINEI n ESIABLIsEMENT.
fHNIE Undersigned is constant manufacturing and has
Or salea very IperiOr article of IN EG AR,szEEn
winch ne will guar ntee to improve by age, and LA@S
VIII 'iellyer It, tree OF charges, in any part of ts
tn" city or LafaYe te at the following reduced ss5
pli5e to suit the tines Butts so gallons a. Barrels 30
Eailois, 81 70 Barrels 40 gallons, 7cents gallon ibe-
ia discount m.de tt wholesale customers.
Ea A line lrOpned in the Posotfiee will be Dunctaaiy
attended to. Laps til JOHN H. WEBB
Corner Common aHd Maras sts opposite Charity Hospital
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y n.
EaY The subscriber viii continue the AUCTION AND
COMMISSION business and will act General Broker for
the sale and purchase OF Real Estate, Negroes and all Other
property consigned TO him.
J. A. BONNENAII 81 Gravier St.
New Orleans. Aug3 1913 a130
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. 3 u D So

W GIBBONS Gegera5 Broker No. % CustomhOuse
3--Ll W slans myl0
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SPICE AND COFFEE Mills,

No. $50 Magazine St.. 40rBer Of Lafayette st.
{ L. BOLEN would respectfully inform the community
- of New Orleans that all times prepared the
above Mills to tu and ground Coffee ground Spices
of all kinds together with Conmeal HOminy and Gnz.
Steamboats,, Groceries and Restaurants supplied the
shortest notice, ap4 6m
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JOHN STROUD JOHN STROUD, JR.......wM. STROUD
JOIN STROUD & CO.,

445 COdHON Street, between Carondelet and Baronne
DEALERS IN kEEsAY55N
M Arr BIZ z NJ ANTEL-P IECES, $500
TOR p SLABS SLABS dRh2H sF6NEs, C
4 LINE 8 n S5S5S95 Ls2iEsiTER
PLAsTERING HAIR, WHITE SAND, IN
ENGL5sH, PENSACOLA AND PITTS BURG 60
FIRE BRICKS. my3 6m
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" Long hair is a glory to woman, y says Paul,
And all feel the truth of the pous quotation,
Preserve it then, Tablespoon glory may fall
Unless you protect it with this preparation.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-06

The Genuine Balm Of Columbia not only Hair Resor-
alive but the best colong fluid in the world 1t makes the
Hair glossy and fine stops it from falling out and
restores it Bald Heads and keeps the Hair free from dam
druff and seuTf.
DR.. SPoHN's SICK HEADACHE REMEDY is warranted TO
any case either Nervous OrbOus. Will you tyt 1t
has cured cases of twenty years standing.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-06

CONSUMPTION CURED-Also, Coughs, Colds, Pain in the
Side and Breast, and all Lung and Liver COmplants-by
Dr. BarhOmew Pink ExpectOrant Syrup This is the only
article that be relied for these complaints, and has
cured cases after all other articles have failed.
The Military Shaving Soap is the best article in this city.
Price Is cts. 1t makes rich atbeT that does not dry
ODt the face.
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NEurk cts.

BosroN, Jan. :.-Flour-The market exhibited no
change since last week sales Of 2OeO bbls. made
including Oswego straight brands, Michigan SO at 50
SIX q SO so Wheat-Ssles of 200O bushels western
were made at 1850 Corn-Ths market rather Lam
guild and note sales Of 5000 bushels including
Of 1000 bushels made at $40. Rye held as 81
Provisions were inactive There was nothing new In
freghts.
CINCINNATI, Jan 3-Flour-The market steady,
and sales Of 400 SEQ bbls were made at 50 49, Wheat
The market was inactive holders firm at 81
for good Ohio white, while mers offered less Corn
Sles Of 500 sacks made of mixed at $50 Pro-
vision, Of 1000 head Of hogs made at 81 80
80 62k; there was no change in bacon, hams, or
sales Of rectded continue to be made at Is 100 pri-
ces inclined to droop The river continued to fall No
general news stirring. Weather mild and pleasant.
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The Presidential Herald.

This journal will be published once q week, at dollar
year. The first number will be ifsued this afternoon
1t will be the size of the daily Herald and will b
perfectly unique in Its kind 1t will contain all the
political matter Of the week-givng all the movements
Of the different Preside initial candidates and their rieods
at full length 1t will also contain the money and pro-
duce markets. Each number will contain leadpg sdi.
torial article, embracing philosophical view Of the
movements Of the weekthe progress Of the candidates.
their chances of successthe rise and fall Of the po-
litca barometer to give to every throughout
the country correct and accurate idea Of the
Of the Presidential election
We have already had numerous inquiries for It, aud
doubt not It will have tremendous circulation judging
from ppearances-probably shundred thousand sub
acrihera.
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other promenade. suoh place in Paris, 10 brilliant
with fashion and elegant dress st the proper hour Of
the day. 1t Is . mistake, therefore, In ladies
to suppose that they must be very plain when they sp
pear in this promenade In the spring and fall, the
ladies in Paris appear in public promenade even n black
satin boots with delicate bonnet Of canary color,
pink bonnet aud quite ns and delicate dress and this
even in the midst Of winter. They do not, however,
generally wells, Is done here in Broadway,
pecialy the vugsr large, VEIL the capacious
black wrapper Of q veil, hiding the pretty face
behind It, You may them there a wet
day. walk uncsucernedy along and gracefully hold up
their garments to avoid the wet not ashamed to show
the elegantly put stocking handsome boot where
as, on wet day here ladies may be with their
dresses trailing after them yard deep, instead Of
showing how gracefully they might be tucked up Is Is
done by the Partisan or Italian belle.
Indeed the two chief things the fashionable lady In
Europe takes Of are her head and her feetthey
have peculiar manner of putting the stocking and
peculiar manner OF wearing the boot. A Partisan
lady garters her stocking tightly; here them
too loosely. The ladies may laugh at this, though
neither red nor white stockings have anything to DO
with prima donna. No compete with the
American lady, in any part Of the world, In respect
Of deicaey Of features and for that peculiar archness
which charscerzes them but to taste fashion she
will still require few lessons before she H. in all
respects equal the high polished lady Of the fashion
able world In Europe The latter may be called the
perfect model of good taste, and good breeding Let
any person in her company be dressed In manner ever
SO Quite, or ridiculous, she is to SMILE much
less to sheer at them. She would altogether
oonscous Of anything remarkable and does not to
notice It, however ridiculous it may be- Here, a. In
many other things this side of the world may take
lesson for in this respect the perfect lady of fashion
shows that she IL perfectly liberal and altogether
genuine republican.
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Affairs In Pittsburgh, Pa.

PIrrsBURoH Jtnuary I, 1913, Z
IL O'Clock NJ. (
There further particulars received here vet
the recent steamboat disaster Many persons city
having expecting friends on board have gone down
to Maysvie to relieve themselves Of the horrible
pense the first reports prove true paoo has to
mourn the loss OF several exemplary citizsns.
receive general from the west and the Gin.
cinnati markets dull and unchanged.
Here also the year opens without any excitement In
business The entire absence OF speculative demand
breadstuf5 and provisions after months Of such eager
inquiry, leads to apparent heavness which 10 only
the subsdng OF the God and the restoration calm
current Of business
Navigation is in good order and boats are arriving
and departing freely. Freights not very active
though most boats get fair amount of lsding.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-04
Legislative Caucus.

ALBANY, Jan. 3, 1913.
The members Of the House (whig.) held caucus, and
nominated MIR Hadey, of Troy for Speaker MIR. Prin-
die renomipated for Clerk the vote being for Prn-
die 80, for Hswley Al. Mr.. II Marks, of Buffalo was
chosen Sergeant alarms In the Senate caucus there
several balotnss fer Clerk, without any nomins'
ton The votes divided between Beers Bcsart and
calhoun After the result Of the House caucus became
known air. Hsvley nominated, but the result wss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-04

MILITARY APPOINTMENT. learn that Col.
Ward d. Burnett, of the New York Regiment,
and the senior colonel of the United States Vo-
Of Bngader General, made vacant by the death
OF Gen. Hopping This will be good appoint
ment, and receive the appreciation OF the people
OF this State. HIS singuished services in
MeNco, ron vera Cruz TO Churubusco, where
he wis twice wounded. give him a claim TO this
promotion, which no civil IN can tike from him
Now that me bitiles have been fought, II would
not 90 to take man from private lie Zone VIII,
hcs Deen rtposng IN quiet, while our brave
officers have rlslIed their lives hundred times
and place him over lhose who have perllled ali
tor their country on foreign soil, and ear upop
their bodies aod limbs honorable evidences of
bravery and hard service,
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The Legislature of this State meet this morn.
ing in Albany. 1t is thoroughly wing. The
message of the Governor will be delivered at IL
o'clock, and it is to be telegraphed to this city
We shall publish it in full in to.morrow's Herald
1t is said to be column or two longer than the
message delivered last year
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Police IutetilQerce

Charge Of Grand Larceny "A man by the name OF
Jacob Au'tin was arrested yesterday, charge Of
stealing chest Of toos valued ut $40 the perry
OF simon Lyn oh residing at No l20 Washington street
Justics OSBORNE locked him up for trial
ptotert Iissauit.-A man by the name of James Gu.
sek was arrested on charge Of violently beating Mcha
ell Mcfarren on the head with club in0ctinS several
severe wounds Omcer Hetriok, Of the 18th ward con
veyed the accused before Justice Merritt who locked
him up for trial Wv 0'"'N
Cor,etoa-We noticed in yesterdays Hera'd that
JACK lungs crib was located on the corner of Forsv Ri
and Grand st 1t should have been Chryste and Grand
at, as the public house the corner of Forevth and
reepectsbility.
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City IntelllAenee.

The WEArHrR -Ye.terday was, indeed, q beautiful
day. The sky coudess, and all nature seemed en-.
hvened; cool healthy bretEe stirring all day The sun
went down beneath clear horizon with fair prospect
for another pleasant day.
UrMoRRHAsR OF TEE LUNGs.-Coroner Walters was
called TO hold inquest also at No 81 Laurens st
the body of Der jamin owler by profession lawyer
ego 43 years. who came to his death by hemorhsge Of
the lungs.
ANNUAL ERINA BALL-The fourteenth annual ball OF
hs Erius Benevolent Society will place this even
ing, at Castle Garden This Ia q charitable movement
and ought to be supported
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-04

LATER FROM TUE CAPE OF Coon HorE.-Th,
ship Xylsn, Capt Milington, arrived yesterday
from Manila, touching at Batavia and St.
Helena. We are inaebted to Capt. M. for St.
Helena papers to the 2lst of November.
The Gasete, of the Goth of November, gives
an account of the capture of the Kai1ir Chief
Sandlli, with 80 of his followers. The Gazette
has accounts from the Cape of Good Hope to the
7ist of October but the above is the only item
worth giving.
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The Canal Com mi,sionsrs, &c,

ALBANY, Jan 3-P NJ.
The Canal Comus,ionsrs aud Inspectors Of Stats
Prisons drew by lot to-day for their terms of ONCE
or the former,
Mr. Cook drew for one year.
Mr. Beach for two years,
Mr. Kinds for three years.
or the latter,
Mr.. oedney drew for ono year,
Mr.. Comstock for two years,
Mr.. Spencer for three years.
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New York, Tuesday, january 4, 1874
The Ocean Steamers.

The steamship Washington, from Southamp-
ton, and Caledonia, from Liverpool, are now
nearly seventeen days at sea. They have pro-
badly been delayed by the dense fog of last
week. They will bring two weeks later intel
ligeuce, which is looked for with considerable
interest.
The Union is now forty DAVIS at sea
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system and the currency, and also the ultimate
effect-a general arrangement Of the banks
throughout the Union-that will be caused IN
twelve or eighteen months, more or less, by the
drain of bullion from the vaults of those insti-
tutions, caused by the expenditures for the Next
can war, and the pressure in the commercial at.
fair. of Europe. Before the month of March
shall have run its course, the finances of
the general government will be in very awk-
ward position, and the natural effect of those
expenditures will begin to be felt in every place
of magnitude throughout the country No bank
ing system ever yet stood the drain of long
continued war, and we do not expect that our
banking system, managed as it appears to be, by
inconsiderate, speculative, and dishonest men,
can escape the reward of such management, or
the consequences of such conduct Tn. multi
tude OF banks only increases the evils that are
beginning to stare us in the face We ought to
prepare In time for those results, which are as
unavoidable and certain as the rising and set.
ting OF the sun, or the tides of the ocean.
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Movements of the Hon. Henry Clay.

WAsHISoToa, Jan g. lslS.
Mr.. CLAY Is expected Wednesday Rooms are
prepared for him at the United States Hotel He will pre-
side (being presiden at the meeting Of the Colonial
ton Society here the 18th, In the Hall Of the Hous
Of Representatives..
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3, 1s4s.
The Hon Henry Clay has arrived at Cumberland,
Maryland, and will be at Washington to- night.
The Masonic order Of this city preparing q com.
plimsntsry dinner to Gems QuitmAn and shields
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HARaHsURaH, Pa, Jan. 3, lsAs.
The democratic caucus has determined TO support
VIM. Packer, Of Lycompg for the spsakership Of the
House. The wings have fixed upon O. orge Lady, OF
Chester, for Speaker.
The whig candidate for Speaker the Senate Is VIM.
Williamson. The democrats made nomination.
Two Senators absent tho members Of tho House
were all present.
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that Mr. Calhoun was fDaly nominated for Clerk, and
Mr. Gliding Of Brooklyn, for Sergeant at Arms, and K
Van Yalksnburgh, of Albany, fer Door keeper.
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ARRIVAL FROM HoNDURas.-We have received
the Belize QIon.) Observer TO the 9th of Nov
inclusive. It contains no later intelligence Of
the affairs Of Central America We give the
latest Belize market, under The proper head
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NEW YORK HERALD.
Southwest Corner of Fulton and Nassau sh.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR.

DAILY HERaLD-Euvy day. (Sundav Included J
States, European sSscTiier, s4 per snn1m .,,ensins
WEEKLY HERaLD-Every satprday-prsee az
sms per eopy.Ss ~: Ger sr,nuT-nt the United States
IN, bs stSss ov teamsp - per an""m' '"e'u-
HERaTD FOR EURoPs-Epery Steam PACKET Day
ps.dss ' saSss; ;f:' %sl P "a:
VS. S% is Is and Js ss
as s sSss D.
ter in Plain ieEi1e manner 7Hs proprietor Tsspon
tssgS!eh ~ orders a. the Publication Oee. corner Of
III IETTEEs s ~ mail fer :rs.e,,p.ien. e. viA
f,5f RSn ceS,KfRsiEs.poNDENck containing
s%s ssS the '''S
car e tsat ).
Gated bv the and address of vrser not
w ee"n q s
AMUsEMENTs THIS EVENING.
PARK THEATRE-sAsDs, LENT Co.'S American
Circus IN all their performances
BowERY THEATRE, Bowery.-MAcsr7H-l. Hu
JEALoUs-NoRwAr WREcxERs
CHATH AN THEATRE, Chatham ssee.-THI wyn'
MoMENTous QUESTION.
CIRCUS. BowERY AMPHITHEATRE. Bowsry.-
EeuEsTRlANnM-NEaRo Observation-Disclosures.
BROADWAY oDEoN. Broadway. observation-disclosures
-MoDEL Artists.
MECHANICS HALL. Broadway. near Brooms.-CnRrs
rvs MNsTRELs. ETHIOPIAN SINGING. BuRLrsavE DANG
ING, Sc
PANY 8 CONCERT
PANORAMA HALL, Broadway. near Houston -BAN
Wards PANORAMA OF THE MIs,I''IrPI RIVER
BROOKLYN FEMALE" 'AsctssDEMY.- Mn. Lynne.
MUSICAL ILLusrRArIoNs OF SHAKsfEARE.
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IL transacted IA the city OF New York there being no
other officer at Ellsnburgh In the county of
Clinton, than the President that r. D. Beach, OF the
city OF NewYork keeps the books of the bank In that
city agent that the President, Mr. MscLesn has ne.
had any Of the circulating notes. specie other
funds Of tbs bank Ia his possession under his control
rs presdsns thereof; that II D. Beach appointed him
PRESIDENT OF the bank and that he receives salary
ouch cer aud, hitherto has been paid about $40 only
for his rervices
1t further appears that Y Beach and Son. claim to
be the cole of the hank tho correspondence be-
Ing with that firm, and that MIR Mclean has
furnished Of tho capital, and claims interest
therein nor has he performed act in relation to the
depose OF the stocks to the Of the notes
He signed any of the circulating president
that service having been performed by IL d Beach o.
his attorney Circulating notes have been presented TO
Mr. MacLesn for payment, but he did not redeem tnem
having no funds for that purpose 1t also appears that
the president had knowledge of the correctness OF the
saeIaspts made in the quarterly reports to the Comp
troer except the adavts and Representations OF
Mr. Beach The report OF the special agent states that
Mir Mclean resides about 26 miles west from Platte
burgh there being village his residence andhat
he Is reputed worth about from 500 to $780, excu
s,ye Of the stock on his farm
BUFFALO.
When this back failed in 1889, there advanced
from the Safety Fund for the redemption Of IT'S
ing notes about $3l7 600 The Receiver has paid all the
claims against the Bank including $50 23a SO to
the Canal Fund, and has paid the following into
the Treasury for the use of the Bank Fund, viz:
.fasount psid fno tn. Frsasu,y by CIV Nspel, Re.
ceper Of the Cisy Bank Of Buffalo, account Of The
Bank Fund