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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-12

No CURE. No FAY.-DR. CORBITT. ~ DUANE STREET
~ member Of the Royal olge Of Surgeons onden, maybe
consulted In delicate diseases NO matter howl ~
yen may have ge ucers the body orr The throat
in the head Of tho egs Practice OF fourte
year devoted 10 venere dsess enables Dr. g. to cure
worst form Of this daase day.
No mercury used Structures CURED one or two weeks with
scarcely any pain Those ndivdna who have INDUCED in
habit positively vesored health
society Strangers cautioned he deceived. Dr
DY.yohpsopa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-12
NO CURE NO cHARGE-DR CoBBErT MRCsL

-. n. y. ., L.
Tie suit 81 "a years txlercnce) has
tCar wam) where be is consulted all Diseases Of private
elssct To those who have been hs
subnceary To those who have not and who afflicted
viii lain 81 the Lead limbs u the body throat
yee ttreuie sem nj debility, induced by improper habits
Ac lie wrr.ntsa Perfect and speedy No mercury used
c cases cured IN four days Dr. Cobbett induces
omIeer IN trade to deny his removal and identity Those
who know Dr. e. need Tut awe mm call to falsify THIS as
ton See lbs niItns Letters POSTPAID attended to.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-12

1t appears by this table that there was immense
quantity of Indiana left in the country after de-
Quoting the shipments. large per cent Of the sur
plus wheat was exported, and more than twenty-five
per cent. Of the surplus rye. The data upon which
the Commissioner Of Patents estimates the con-
sumption Of wheat in the United States will answer
very we'll for ordinary times but not when prices rule
high aud the demand Is active. The producers con-
largely of the cheaper grains in such tines
and we are, therefore, induced to think that the
ported surplus Of wheat considerably larger and
the surplus Of Indian corn much smaller than off,
ciay estimated. 1t will be perceived that we have
Mingled the years 1916 and al In giving the pro-
duction surplus and expectation; our reason for so
doing was that the estimates of consumption being the
first ever officially made, might be used. The result
is no materially changed by this arrangement 20 far
the actual surplus is concerned but there might be
difference in the surplus left after deducng the
exports II the production and expectation Of the same
year had been given. We can form some idea from
this Of the limited extent of the shipments Of bread
stus from this country compared with the enormous
production.
The quantity of -four, wheat corn, and barley left
at tide. water during the LIST week in October in the
wars Is AZ and 1913 WAS AZ follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-12

ROAT RACES AT CASTLE GARDEN, IN CONNECTION
win The Far OF the American will be
paid to the ul competitors in tho following matches
ahe place Monday, the 10th instant at o'clock M-lst
Silver worth Sl6 to four cared boats
long: I'd Silver Cup worth SlO to two pair sculs
over ri 81 Silver Medal, TO keel boats 10 feet long
worked or three months immediately previous to the
oar tder Entries ut the desk the clerk Castle Garden
before the day of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-12

DANOkAAA OF TAYLORS CAMPAIGN IN MEXICO AT
the Minerva Rooms. 4o6 Broadway shows natural lo
II also gives correct views Of the country towns cties 1t
the most beautiful painting Open every night At
quarter before o'clock Afternoon exhibitions Wednesday
and Saturday commencing at o'clock. Admission % oen
pamphlets Children half Il will
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-12

MI AGlCAL SOIREES-AT THE NEW ROOM, 49, BROAD.
1vA way, next door above the Broadway Theae-Sgnor
aren and Madsme Levasenr continue to give their very
teaut u Soiee nersp rsed with the
ments popular Magic Carvoy and exhibition
Naphanous Tabeaux Magic Pictures which have bcen
ceVed will unbounded applause by fashionable
and to which hn. Just been added view
Admission % cents Doors open at commence past
c1nct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-12

u ENJAMIN MOONEY, AUCTIONEER-LARGES SALE OF
Table Cutlery w. Idward Pa.son win sell This Day at
20 o'clock the IL Ilat Table Cutlery
comprising large variety of styles of
brad manufacturer worthy the attention Of and remarkably
well adapted for city, Southern and Western together
with assortment Sprng Cutlery, Razor Scissors Birmng.
ham and American Hardware.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-12
TYR. COOPER, nDUANE STREET, BETWEEN CHATHAM

and William streets has for the last fourteen enjoyed
most extensive practice in private diseases lie cure the
most aggravated Of disease and mild cured in two
TO five days SricureDr Cooper the worst form OF
structures In from 10 weeks Constitutional debility
bronEh on By secret habit INDUCED IN By young men Tha
when too freely INDUCED n hgets dyspepsia weakness OF the
limbs and small Of the back confusion Of the intellect and
SION TO society .Ssanted in charge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-12

BY reducing the wheat to -four, the quantity Of the
latter left tide water this year. compared with the
CORES pondipg period Of last year, shows decrease
equal to /, 32e,o76 barrels Of -four.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-12

For CITY TrADE RryoRr, Markets ELSEWHERE, etc.
see Fourth Page.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-12
TYR GLOVER Is CONSULTED DURING THE DAY AND

NoCURE, NO tIARGE--DR. MURPHY OF 62 GOLD
IN street. hdeLtialy consulted all
RtuntIsses Of gnoulo he in dsya
CoStst nal debility and mJotency successfully treated nv
DR. NJ No mtruty utcd in hindrance
Ohfe 6J Gcld street open nom "a N. l0P.k
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-12

1v1 nng Oct. IL the Entertainments will commence with
Lola hONTES- cunt Mufenuf, Mr.. Nckinson; Michael
Browki Mr. Hola d; Katherine kloper. Miss Mary Cannon
After which 20 IL, aptain Vivid, Mr. arnold Miss Rose
tairbgt:n Miss Carie AFTER which musical extravaganza.
emitted HERO AND Leander, Miss Mary
bleeIus Mr. Copover; Hero, Miss kotcrs venu Mis-, Nick
insop. To conclude with WHO'S cor MACREADY-Mr Ma.
cready Mr. Nickinsop Mr. Park, Mr. Clark; Mr. Broadway
Reynolds Mr. Asorpace Mr. Conoye Manager, Mr.. Lsyere
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-12

nR BALfH AUTHOR OF THE practical PRIVATE
- Treatise kc ~ Greenwich strsetocc hours to ~ A.
to Bpm (Sunday exccpted) Thoso who apply in the early
stages will lie surprised at the rsdity and little INCONVENIENCE
attending their cure chiefly however those who have su
tered from certain class people who properly appreciate
his services In structure from its r ncipiet
advanced and distressing STAGES from advantages
and extensive Tracce) he AFFORD rapid and
radical cure which, he has ground for stating DO obtained
from O other n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-12

ID ACK BALL LINE.-THE PACKET site CAMBRIDGE
- Capt Peabody will sail for Liverpool Monday
lar day To persons desiring comfortable trip across the coud
cabin and Storage odations superior
heretofore attempted. Apply board foo. Of Becman
to the subscribers, ROCHE BROrHERS& Co,
80 Full on street, next to the Fulton Bank.
Those wishing their endH out by this favore packet.
leaving Liverpool on he LIST December any Of the Black Ball
Line, should apyly as above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-12

LNOR BELFAST, IRELAND, WITH DISPATCH.-THE
first class fast sailing copped and copper fastened AL
with immediate dispatch for the above port For freight
strp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-12

NJ EW BROADWAY CIRCUS, NEAR SPRING STaEEr-
John Try and Corporal Thompson ManagersThursday
evening, Oct 18th, The entertainment will with
dre.t nre entitled THE RETURN OF THE GREEKS; Indian
BoIsemanshp in which Camanohe warrior from the
Inbies will ride Mexican Mustang Infante orseman
ship by Little Rob iiams; Oympan EXERCISES Athletic
Games ty the British Aerobats Mr. w. Walkers Tourbon
uns the Flying RoIe Great Docaon Act Sienor Bliss
5uve'he Horsen anship; tn conclude with q aerpi
Doors Mt half Boxes
10 ct children under TO- hoxes cts Upper boxes cts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-12

ENMBROIDERIES. LACE Wells. &o.-PErER ROBERTS,
II AS Broadway has just received from will
under the importing prices the following Goods
viz Embroidered Collars Chemizees and
REVERE, Hemschet and Tape hordered Cambria Handker
chiefs also, choice assortment Of Dem long Lace
N,la
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-12

A BAZAAR Is ABOUT TO BE OPENED IN BROAD
IA after the style of the London and Paris baLaar
few sections counter still rent reasonable price, 1t
is bel eyed that this will he very eligible place the
every description of Fancy Goods tho attractions which
secured will insure eXen,ive influx OF ysers daily Pic
lures articles Of taste and virtu AND goods Of description
liable to spoil will be exhibited free and sold small
comm son very fine Corner Window also to Apply
to the director
J. FLETCHER, 1913 Broadway corner Of Anthony.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-12

rO MERCHANTS AND SHIP MAsTERS-THE PORT
Harders once bnNa wi Wall street. % HooA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-12

ENlEkSIVE SALE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN THEOL
IL Classics tine edit standard
le keete Hill Will sell Thursday Friday aud Saturday
CT 18TH 18th and l4h, at the auction 1911 Broad
extensive valuable Library containing very
ard costly collection Of the most important Theology
Scieree. L,terptu snd Art
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-12
~ IBLos, AsTOR PLACE. BRUADwAY.-FIFTH NIGHT

~ lBLOs, ASTON PLACE, BROADWAY.-FIFTH NIGHT
u Mr. haere1dl who Will appear in Hamlet Thursday
evening Oct IL the performance will with Shakspar
HAMLET hamlet, Mr.. Maoeady Ghost Mr. RYDER IIorato
Mr. Charles; Pooniu Mr. CHIP, endale Queen ertrnde Mr.
Melinda Jones' Ophel Mrs Maeder succeeded hy the
arg able face Of the EToN B0YTom, Miss Isabel Dickinson
Captain Pophsm, MY Cha Dabser Mr. John Seton; Colonel
Curry Mr. Phillips Sally Miss Rate Horn; fsnny Isabel Dick
Doors OF en- befur at past Boxes
on d o q G cent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-12

LAlR OF THE AMERICA INSTITUTE-DR PoWELG5
Self acting Eye md Ear Fountains be operation
at the fair where be had free of cost phs describing
the peculiar in which this method of applying
inen,ly seryeeabe Dr. Powell attends usual diseases
Of the Eye and Ear at POI Broadway of street,
where be had his Treatise the Eye. Price 80
fetal Ewes inserted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-12

ch 4 ONLY!-WHO WOULD GO WITHOUT TEETH WHEN
70 they have them inserted and five
1t dollar each the ONCE established for the reduction Of
prices 1884 Filling with gold 50 rs cents S Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-12

Increase. 4l'Ji lOilo Dcc si'Os' Inc <','i
The aggregate quantity Of the same articles left
tde.water, from the commen cement Of navigation t
the 7th Of October, inclusive, was as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-12

nOCTOR MORRISON CONTINUES TO BE CONSULTED
- delicate dueatcs which he without mercury
business Tue disease
in few days Debility Of the from carly indscreion
panied with gradual prostraon Of mental
couy treated by Dr. NJ The obstinate structures yield
10 his hod curng by Absorption See his London Diploma
In lie Office 20s Fulton street, n. B-A perfect or no
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-12

SIIGNE1TE BRANDY, NOW LANDlNG.-lJO HALF
aud eighth casks q, the old gensne brand
g from the brig Luce just arrived from Rochelle for sale
ON the wharf, by s. T NIC0LS co, 81 90 Front st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-12

DARK rHEATRR-ruuRspAy EvENING OCT IL rae
entertainments viii with the hnshabl- farce
the fir second the frce bhop
viii perform tn. celebrated from the lat
Ia 500 srr Anna Bishop To b, followed
BY he ceued eta Il, ErON BOY Mr. Da ser Mr. W. r..
q aImar And previous to the ballet sceoe entitled TN
BAkRI ApEs. introducing the cir La Marshase IN which
Nine Anna Bishop will appear as an officer Of the French Ma
Fen eraIda Mad Adef Aoppasr
DOaLBY 1HEArRE-TBURsDAY EVENING, o. ToBE z
- 18TH will formed the grand meo drams three parts
.nuOed RI OkWOOD or Richard ruroin the H,ghwayman-
Pe Bradley tr NJ Scott Dick Turpin Mr.. g. Browne;
Mary Taylor After which, T'BE ABDUCTION or NINA or
tie br, ands nhed Ed~ ard sig Gaetano Ne Nina ss
Gv, nina Cocca IT, conclude comedy THE YOU Nc
ScAMr-Josepb. Miss s. Denim General Beauvais Mr. c. T.
Smith ElI" tiss Cor Mr. Swansdown. Nrs Sutherland
Doosopen at 6kpeormance o'clock. Bo1es
70 cenu Pit Rh cents D.; Gallery l2s cents
CHANFRAUs NEW NATIONAL THEATRE, FORMERLY
ne the cmdy 6s rue His'fI Ss p
Won Broom Mr.. Cartitch; Wonter Broom. Mr. Barke
SuhebterE NJ Tsy:r Essls De Bprsh Miss Mssayer
0Ters Hoss-hr Hsnlet, Mr. Chapfrnu; Mr. Macgreedy, Mr.
G. Burke Betty Miss Mestayer Lady Macbeth MIRA Mclean.
To pds with the nysTEEIks AsD AIsEREs OF new
Precise, kr Paidey Biz Lie, hrs Mclean Little Lse Miss
stayei Door open at 6 performances 70 commence ~ IA
M ECBAN les HALL. No. 472 Broadway betws Grand
Nl and Broome Streets commenced Monday October I'd
and will continue night until further
CBkIslYs AINsTR Els, torganred in 1877 whose con-
certs in this city, for period of ten months
honor ladies gentlemen York and
vicinity ttat they will series OF their popular Concerto
inr duenga variety Of heir original Songs thorusses Charao
cert will commence ut O'clock An Afternoon Concert every
Saturday commencing o'clock r. ~ under the
ard direction Off y. Chrisy.
NJ w BROADWAY CIRCUS NEAR SPRING sTaEEr-
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UNR. GREGORY HAS BEEN DYEARS EXCLUSIVELY IN
- the treatment Of private diseases and there doubt he
their and the best known method OF
well tier than ply ician in this country Hisofoe is
2 Church ST. Applications ly mail will receive prompt stten
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-12

" respectfully informs the Parents and Guardsts of Youth
he having oIened an Academy Tor Instruction Piano
iors ana will receive few pupils addition pre-
cent number Prom Mr. IIo'manns experience the n.
ton OF tic above accomplishment he aatt himself cOmre
tent 10 ensure the confidence parties
np TIER children TO his For terms and particulars apply
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-12

M ISIS MARGARET wISKEMAN HAS TIE GoNOR TO IN
lv the Ladies Of New York. that she open. Fancy
Work Establishment No 5l Broadway and socits their
kind patronage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-12

MRS. JERvIS's COLD CANDY.-TIIE GREAT GU RE-ALL
1VI for Coughs and Colds.
Cough Cold and Consum ption--a terrible firm
t. capital furnished by Death
The Irohts descend to the Garth and the
When the victim isrobbed Of his breath
There's n cure for cod-the precursor ofall,
When Consumption seems digging the grave;
A that will keep back the hearse and the pail,
And from death the afflicted shall
Sold Wholesale and RETAIL by Mrs. JERVS, 379 broadway
White street Agents. 10 Broadway 10 Aston House and
druggists generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-12

I'VE GUITAR ~ TAUGHT BY THE AMERICAN MI.
seal lnSnte 1913 I'ronds under direction Mr. H.
Chtdwck tor I'VE dollars per quarter in advance The
sonw ne gwen on Friday 18th INST at4 o'clock for ladies only
hhd ocock Tor adie and gentlemen Guitars fur.
mist cd on hire IL required. III MEICs r,nc,nai
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-12

NOT1CE OF REA0vAL-UBSDElL PERSON BEG
to notify their friends and the public generally
tat they have removed from the Of Canal Mere
STREETS the store No 80 tanal formerly occupied by
Mers Arnold Co Zone door from their old stand Their
present stock of Fall Silks Shavls C AXIS. Yzette xernos
dress ma,eria housekeeping goods &c &c. very
taniinp AZ pu-abn
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SvIndiing Concerns.
FRIpAY, January IA. NJ.

Mr. Bennett
Dear sir-As subscriber, and as admirer Of your
that tends to eefraud the public at large or the friend
less and transporting, wish you would cti-
Of another species of humbug which, to certain
knowledge, has been in existence here and in Boston,
for four or five First large store Office is OBJ
taned flaming sign posted up and the Office is nvari-
ably furnished in the fash style Then the parties is
sue their circulars as commission merchants well
versed in mercantile pursuits - end desire consgnmeps
in produce or merchandise" and make advances on
goods according to special agreement" An advertise
ment then inserted in the for clerks and book
keepers, who must have some two hundred dol
lars security their fathfuness aud honesty and
If reference required they sent to two or three
Arms who know them" and who would be "willipg to
trust them" and consider them "clever fellows" The
meney 10 paid and notes given for the amount pay
able at twelve months: with interest signed oy the nrm
In very short time the young men are starved QUIZ aud
leave know of one young man, Who in despair, after
losing his little all this way threw himself into vice and
aiss patton, from which he has not been reclaimed
These not the only sufferers All goods received by
these firms for ever lost to the owners for
knew one located in -, Michigan one at -, Illinois,
one Buffalo at Boston and New York at the same time
all In close connection, who endeavored and who did OBJ
tain produce through such being In an
extensive forwarding and storage business, and ship
the to their friends In New York. and give permits
sion to draw advance upon the at sight These
drafts would net be accepted because the firm would be
absent for day two; but the New York house would
advise the consignee to maks another draft, which
would no doubt be hoHored and satisfactory Before
this could to hand the produce would be received
and sold, the proceeds pocketed and the rats after
turning somerset two would find in some sub
impressed with the beauty Of travelling TO-
great many people suffer by these fraudulent fancy
firms. Boarding house keepers suffer A woman in
Morris street lost $780, another, in Greenwich street.
$40 by Of these houses" in boarding their clerks,
SC About this time Of year coal dealers apt to
suffer However fearing that you should become weary
cation MIR Editor and If it agreeable win send you
further facts on this subject. CARBON.
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On Friday morning. ltth instant, HANN,H THow-
wife OF Frederick L. Vultee In the year OF
her age
The friends and acquaintapoe OF the family invited
to attend ths funeral Sunday afternoon at o'clock
from her late residence No 81 Walker street Her re-
mains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for int
msnt
On Friday evening" SARAH ISABELLA, Oldest daughter
Of joni + and Sarah +. Woodwork, aged years
The friends and acquaintaucss of the family
spectfully requested to attend the funeral Sunday
afternoon, at O'Clock from No IL Dutch street
On Friday, the Ish instant ELIzABsTH wife of Israel
Suydam, aged 45 years, months, and 10 days.
The relatives and friends Of the family also the
bers Of the Covenant Lodge. No S. |. OF F., and
of Lebanon Encampment, No. 49, respectfully in.
vited to attend her funeral sunday aftern at
half past o'clock, from her late residence rs Cf st.
Her remains will be taken to Greenwood Cems terry Tor
interment.
On Friday, 14th instant, MARY eldest daughter of
Richard and Jane Mitcheson, and grand daug htsr OF
George Raw aged years aud moSths
The friends Of the family and those OF his brotherin
law, VIM. NJ Gambling respectfully invited TO at.
tend the funen Suud Mt clock, r. NJ. from the
residence Of her father $50 Water street without fur
Their invitation.
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Net Earnings. .SI25,s SOS

In ls47 the increase in gross Receipts AIS and
In expenses $40 sl3 This road 10 ~ miles long, and
cost up to the LIST Of January Is47, Sls753is Since
that several hundred thousand dcsra been added
to the capital to the cost in the shape new stock
for the purpose Of bringing the read into Boston by
bridge, and for the building OF depots &c.. The
extennion of this road into Vermont to Burlington on
Lake Champain, must when completed, add very large
y to the receipts OF this company Above Fitohburg
other companies the lines but the business has to
pass over the Fitchburg road to Boston.
At the annual meeting of the the Bank
of tho State of North Carolina held ct Raleigh on the
Sd inst, statement Of its affairs was made showing
that though the bank has decasd for the past year
dividend OF eight per cent to the stockholders on their
investment, exclusive Of the tax Of one-fourth Of one
per cent the shares Of individual stockholders maid
by it to the State, it has hand surplus of net
undivided profits of 900 In round numbers being
attraction over 10 per cent upon the capital stock Of the
bank, viz: Sl,500,O00
The annexed statement exhibits the condition of the
Bank Of Kentucky and branches the month of Jan in
each Of the past three years. There appears to have
been great uniformity in the aggregate movement of
these institutions
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Reply OF uessrs. NJ Y. Beach AVID Sons, to the
Receivers OF the Plhlnfleld BanN.

THE "REcEvERs" ONCE MORE On Tuesday after
noon in the absence OF Of our firm we received
communication from the Receivers of the Painn I'D
Bank, giving evave to offer, and denying
that the offer made except through our news
paper and before fairly had time to read it it
was published with their comments As to denial Of
tina offer, we have sent TO j. for the positive proof
of the fact and shall give it received and per-
haps they will dodgs that eectually they have
attempted to dodge Offer behind the Court of Chan
They say that il We will spply them in writing,
they will refer the matter to the Chancellor and upon
his ascertaining the liabilities of the Bank and settling
the accounts OF the Receivers and being with
the funds by he will undoubtedly order them to de-
liver up the assets In other words, y ish to
place in their hands from hundred to onehundred
and fifty thousand dollars in addition to what they al
ready have, Gas kind Of life investment and pay them
for services for which August last $1,000 would
ito use one Of their exprsssions be flea bite for
the lawyers fees alone" Since that time less tn
half dozen family lawyers have been employed Our Of
fer was made expressly to avoid litigation and
OF any sor. Is the reply made in the spirit II
not it certainly cannot be called either acceptance
OF ofer "test of our sincerity" The Recei-
have entirely evaded fair offer" to leave the
whole matter to referees and only propose to keep
w.ding in the Court of Chsncsry Master and
Chancellor until they add to the legitimate liabilities
of the bank fat lining for the pockets of their lgel
latons. If they wish to facilitate settlement and
useless EXPENSE whyto they not accept equitable terms
at instead Of hiding behind the skirts of Chan
Gerry Court!