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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-08
TOO MANY TO THE POUND.

To IRE Editor Of The " Y Tyitune
SIR; Not long since, noticed short article in TsE
TslsusE on " Cut Nails" by impression at the tine
WIS that much additional information wond have been
given had you been in possession Of il. In the
first place, Cut Nails are manufactured 10
suit contractors, and of course. they purchase
but the lghtest and cheapest that can be hai and
they the largest purchasers they CONTROL or NIX
d standard by which all nails are made. Competition
to secure this custom has iutreased the number per
pound 10 such alarming extent that they inter-
" worthless for any practical for which nails
required. You readily understand the motive for the
increase Of the number per pound. Take lod nails for
instance, which are three inches long. They now run
sixty-fve per pond il ths market, when fty-ve per
pound are suC ently halt fo purpose 10 which lOd
nails safey be applied and when consider that
the material ont Of which they nre made is ,r inferior
that used few years ago, will readily under
stand the insecurity afforded 20 life aud property. The
Pemberon Mills ts il alleged, crumbed 70 the earth,
burying in ts ruins great number OF persons from
the giving way of some apparently uni nportant cast
ing OF castings. Why theu cannot the falling Of many
buildings that annually occurs in this country,
be safely attributed 10 the worthless character
Of cut nails used in their construction IL u my hrn
conviction that such is frequently tue fact In this
State there IL good aw, setting forth what shall; he
the component parts Of mortar for builng walis car
ryng with il penalty. This is bu, just, pro-
tecng tie upsopticuted from the dishonesty OF con-
tractors. Should not the attention OF the people be
called 10 This giant evil Of inferior nails that they may
seek and find protection through the strong arm Of the
law With rare exceptions, the dwellings and ont
houses in the Westeru States are composed of wood,
and decidedly If the opinion that the de-trns-
ton Of buildings, by the recent ornadoes N the West,
would have been much ess had they been put together
with gotd strong nails, such can be- supphen when
contractors IN regulate or gosern The market ana
not unit, then; for il IL not 10 the interest Of the mad
ufacturer to make light nails AZ they are sold by the
leo poaiids.
Pi.ta,gA Pa, Nov. II. 1870
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Tnr BRR AssorAsoE IN C!LIroRsra.- Since the
extensive importation and production Of bees in Ca
lorna they have become, In MANY respects. sourcs
ofereat annoyance. The housekeeper In c,okng, the
grocer and fruit dealer, sll have them swsrmiag by
hundreds and perhaps thousands, around their preu
es, iivang the housely in troublesome propcnstess
Of coal which had cask of moasses broken over Il.
When the coal was brought into the yard, the bees
collected in sueh quantities that he spent half day
with hose in washing of the coal in order to remove
produce Of several vineyards near Saeanento; whep
The grapes gathered ], was found that the hsIs
thieves had extracted the Juice As matter Of course
Large number Of bees necessarily destroyed while
roaching forbidden ground Is there remedy fer
these difficulties asks The Sacramento Neps. Can
bees be kept from annoying everybody but their own
ers, and At the time preserve their own lives
must The eyi complained ef continue to increase II
usgritudei
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OIL IN ALLEGANY COUNTY, NEWYoRK.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.

| Correspondence OF The " Y. Tribune.
CUBA, Allegany Co., N. Y, Jan. 3, 1861.
Our village is to-day in blaze Of excitement conse-
quen upon the discovery Of OIL in large quantities. in
this immediate vicinity.
To give You and the public clear idea of the state
of the case, must inform yOn that large hill lies
northwest of the village, distant about one mile Atthe
foot of that hill on the wes IL what we have always
called an oil spring. 1t is in appearance mud-hoe,
say 20 feet across and 10 feet deep, without any
let and has always been covered with coating OF oil.
This oil, from time immemorsl, has been Skinned
from the surface in email quantities, and used for
medicinal purposes-ouripg of sprains bruises, &c.
For full account of this spring. examine the history
of Gen. Sullivan's campaign through Western New
York, in the course of orr Revolutionary war. A
mile square of territory including this spring has a.
ways been considered an Indian reservation but few
years since, ex-Gov. Seymour, Judge Ben Chamber
ain and Others took possession of IT, and have since
sold all or nearly all.
In the mean time the Indians contest the title 10 it,
and the decisions in the Cbcuit Court and Supreme
Court, in fall bench, have all been in favor Of the
Indians.
About year since, upon the finding of oil in such
quantities in Pennsylvania, Capt. Alden, 5. w.
Bradley, esq and come associates, elme here and
short time since commenced driving pipe for OIL After
getting the pipe down twenty or thirty feet, yes
teray the oil Suddenly burst up with great force, and
is now discharged in large quantities. much to the an
noyance of the workmen. l was there to-day, and
although they only pump now to clear away for the
drill to work they still get barrel in an hour, some Of
the time and at others more water and less oil. To
estimate the true value Of this WELL you mnst hear in
mind that oil is Arrays found beaeath rock and in this
care they have not yet got down to the rock; the
oil that they are now gathering being only what
escapes through the ssures in the rock and teaches up
through the earth.
A Mr. Martin is boring q Tin h well on the east
ride Of the same HILL all the way through soid rock.
He il now down 100 feet, and the water that s
pumped ont to clear for the drl Is strongly impreg
mated with oil-forming quite coating on top OF esch
pail Of water.
There is no longer shadow OF q donbt but what We
will soon have plenty Of oil here within mile Of the
Erie Railroad with every convenience for procuring
the OIL shipping it, sad if deemed advisable, building
reners and furnishing the pure oil ready prepared for
burning
The stock Of the Company owning the last men,
toned we'll with the par value OF SD per share, is
now held in the face of offers of $3.50 per share.
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Tgg MraSSEss or SI,yERY.-Dr. Livingstone
says:
II can never cease to be most unfegpcdly thankful
that was rot born ia land Of slaves. No one can
understand the effect Of the uuutterabe meanDess N
the slave system the minds OF those who but for the
strange oblsuty which prevents them from feeling the
degradation of not being gentlemen enough to pay for
services rendered, would be equal in vslDe to our
selves. Fraud becomes as natural them Gs paying
ones way is TO the rest of mankind"
lLivioz., ones Africa. page 90
Woe him .ha. budeh his house by anxhteou,ness,
and his chambers by that useth his negbbors
without waes, md giveth him no, for his work"
Jeremiah xii, -
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HORRIBLE DEArH.-Yerterday afternoon laborer
named Gerd Meyer, employed in the sugar refinery OF
Messrs Muller, Shot ell & DorScher. corner Of Wash
ington and vestry streets, while working about The
machinery, caught by one Of the belts and whred
about the shaft with great velocity He was rescued
as coon possible but not until his head and body bad
been horribly manged He lived hut few moments,
being unconscious all the time. The deceased was .
resident Of Hndson City, and leaves wife and one
child. An inquest viii be held on the body to-day.
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es4s's 5 70
The ResoIu,e Fire lnsuntncc Company has declared
| n eemauuual interest dividend Of 81 = cent, payable
on demand. TIE Guardian Life Insurance 'rapany,
semannnal interest dividend OF 8! r cent, payable
on the 10Th inst. The Merchant. Bank Of ~. Louis
hns declared rer-annual dividend Of 2 cent after
placing = cent the credit of the contingent fund.
Stockholders IN his city will receive their payments at
The Bank of America. The Williamsi,urgh City Bank,
a dividend Of y cent, payable 9th inst. TIE aien-
ton Of holders Of Madison City wisensin) Bonds is
called 10 an advertisement in another column. The
Illinois Central forwarded 75S 795 bushels Of grain ln
month 81 which abou, 800 600 bushels we've ecnt ont Of
Cairo during the fret three working days this month.
1wenty.iour hundred and sixty tuir Of grain and pro-
visions were delivered at Cairo, AID the ith 2il
cars were loaded the line, chiefly destined South
Paper in the open market continue 10 favor the
seller and there Is IL good demand FOR prominent sigma
lures. large line of short neeepanees was pressed
to-day OF T. cent. The riugc for fvorite Names ls
7alO T. cent. Call loans are Col y cent, and the
supply of money abundant. The new II v cent
Treasury drafts arr in demand Small parcels cell at .
pcen, but line Of $4,000 was taken at q q cent
Sight Exchange Is higher again in New-orleans, and
about 800 900 in gold has gone forward from this city
We have no change 10 notice III Domestic Exchanges
generally, jut they favor reuiances. The mint has
grned out about million OF dollars in coin the Pasi
week. There il, however, little delay this week, in
consequence Of some disappointment in regard 70 the
die Of the twenty dollar gold coin. Ths, however we
understand, will soon be remedied
The annual report Of the Norwich and Worcester
Road will show 4 cent earnings for the year. The
Company viii robably make dividend Of or u Z
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cost of the road and equipments has been received dur
ing the last four years, as follows:
Total cost Of road and equipment Nov 81 1856 "a
Total Of road equipment Nov 80 1901. 1looV" !"
Balance "a the amount OF red,ction.-.', S+Sooo -
OF this sum the reduction on the cost OF road was
charged the surplus earnings and the amount OF re-
ductiop on and engines was charged with the ex
pentes of each year.
The Boston and Worcester Road earned the late hscal
year, ST. Oi5, Gs3 o. against last year, 81 O69Oo %.
Tie total expenditures for working the road were
1916 1913 a. against s55 SIS 3 last year, and leaving
si99 $40 &c for stockholders &c. Two diyialons OF
y cent each have been made, 5000 leaving sur
PLUS of $79,2si 10.
TIE annual report Of the Providence and worcester
Road shows that it, income during the past year from
all sources was 1893 $50 8S Total expenditures, $780,
sl5 60, exclusive Of s6533 80 paid as interest. Net
earnings, $l97773 y.
Two dividends, amounting both 10 sl2b,OOO have
been PAID during the year. The present debt of the
road is 5000 being $4,000 less than at the time OF
last years report
The movement of the banks in the four principal
cities of the Union in which weekly reports are made
as shown by their last statements, is as follows
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MARRIED..

BFTHI NE-HOLT-ln ooklyn Thursjsy J,a g. by the
Rev. Dr, Guign. Norman w. Be,hune Of Mostrr Eliza
Henrietta eldest daughter Of the late Edward F. Holt the
same place.
DUPRE-alLLS-On Monday Jan. : by tho Rev. Dr. b. c
Cutler, Emile z. Depre 10 CHI, lo,,e Mills
AlTH-MORGAN-ln this city Monday Jan. |, BY the
Right Rev Horatio Souhga,e Chss H. Suth Maria Lci1s
daughter Of Henry X. Morgan.
TUCkER-USDERHILL-OuT hur-d.y Jen D. by the Rev.
Dr. Jameson George IL. Tucker julia A. Underhi all
hisr is
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cIIpREME NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

= HOLMES and JOHN O'BRIEH, Plaintiffs against JOHN
NcGTNI ~ Defendant Summons for money demand on
n,act To defendant above named; Nou axe hereby sum
ns ma required 10 answer the complaint In this action OF
bb COW "a herewith served upon you and to copy
OF your answer to the ssid complaint the snosenbe at bis
ce a. No I Kassaust IN the City Of New York, within
.y DAYS se the service hereof exclusive Of the day Of such
service ard if you fail to the compliant within the time
,forssid The plaintiffs this action viii take Judgment against
% o the SUN hundred and forty five dollars and fifty
cents with from the sixth day Of January thousand
eb hundred and sixty besides the Of this scon-Dsted
October 26, 1860 L. a. LOCKWOOD Plaintiffs Attorney
No 1873 Nasssu-st., New-York.
The In this sction filed ~ the office OF Clerk
the City County NeYoIk the 2h day OF Deem
Ter A d. 1860 l. A LOCKWOOD, Plaintiffs Attorney,
d27 law Tus No. lSS Nassauht, New.Iork City.
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Total. 217, SD +l }3l 1853 49, .giJ5t
LAST veek.. 2a OS3S4B l3j 5J0BN i0a23,,9a 25W, go
Last year 23i i29sZ7 III 962 a 49o6s5 BSOo Je5
The results Of the Bank Statement are considered in
the street AZ very favorable showing the reduction Of
loans which we indicated yesterday, with a large in
crease in specie The reduction of loans invou-
tary, arising from the contraction of business The
actual amount of specie in bank to-day is greater than
the average. The reduction of loans il still more sur
pricing 60 a large amount of the new Treasury Notes
are included by the banks in the loan line. The COM
rariton with the previous week il as follows:
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CANPviLLE Monday, jar. I, 1851.
For the we-t ending Monday Dec J3I Cattle 30
Hog cars Sleep horses Total stock, sl0j add Isl
Freight making total number Of hauled by
sto,s EIpre Trains during the week. PSI showing Increase
last week Of 3 Of Live sock Total incruas Of all
cav hauled by stock Exrrnss. y.
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lOTICE of SALE.-Mhereas default las bee,


IN made the Conditions certain mortgage bearing dat,
e 6Ts dav OF MAY A. D. eighteen hundred and city seven and
&Ieuet bv the Shebcygsn and Mississippi Railroad Company
Azah c. Flag IN the City Of NewYork Trustee and ds
rooged the oEI-e the Secretary Of State OF he SKATE OF
Wisonsin Boob Of Ri al Mcrsges pages l59 to lo1
Inclusive, srd whereas the ssd Eg has resigned the appoint
cant OF rosse eu3r ss1 and the undersigned has
en day constituted ard sFpon'ed ACCORDING 70 the poyIni
ts morgage to said Fagg and Trustee IN M
yesce Now therefore, by Of The power Of s1e coz
tsned said ano in pursuance OF ia" tI poH
syned Irstee under sad mortgage wL on the second dy
Nch d. esh;eep bundled and sixtyone al the Station
Ea Of mid heboy Mississippi Railroad Company r
a. CITY Sheboygan Wisconsin et two ococE IN the aier
so,n oil hat day public ancon to the highest bidder for
d. payInen of hundred and thirty eight thousand and niue
tyye dollars and ceps e23"5 a the amount OF
knds secued said outstanding with the inter-
~ thereon unpaid being ei med 70 De due thereon,
ord premises Described in said TO Wit Al
nysr the E Division % the Railroad of said Company fror
% cav OF sbebaygsn the City o. Fond Lac In WscoD
MIA brdecs pio7s stations station houses and other buidDgs
and al e lands AID hersdsrents by said eheboygan and ME
ss-irp Railroad Company then held thereafter acquired
rcnnfon With the said Fir Division Of their Railway
irc thereto whether obt7ined under the rights and privileges
Of their charter conveyed 70 them by decd and kso all the
tells ncoes issues ard profits and corporate and othe
frcses SnsSoyrcu ard Mississippi Rtlroad Company
sd It Division Of their Railway re
tns thereto and aso al the locomotive gnss tenders
OF every description machinery mschneshops toos and o
esas cod property Connected with the proper equf
working Operating and conducting oi the sd hasosc
acquired by he said Shehoygar and
Mississippi RGoed Company for OF eppertenant 70 the aore
wise al c which personal caes decstd 20 be rture
Ao Eppurensbce aud De used and sold herewith arc
separated ttroIon, and were % be taken ss pa thereof
--Da1Nu1har IS, l2hA SAML Y. BENSON. Trustee.
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ny PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
t County Of Nev-Yok notice is hereby given 70 all per
- having claims against SHARP TORDOFF late OF the CITY
~ New.Yok deceased to present the same Wltn vouchers
$50 20 me bcribes at the office Of George r. Holmes
S fte undersigned No 20 Sixth street in the City OF New
Ek CT before The sixteenth day Of February neAt-Dated
\ ON. Y rk the 18th day OF August, 1900 ,., ,..-.
'N GEORGE r. HOLMES, AdminNtrator
-, t,vver,oTu MARY TORDOFF, Administrative
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usted ard % a,ea prescribed by the acts OF 1870 AMI 1914
(See McMs' f,rs act Vernon. puer' bI' .
VIM L. n 81 Al sg Rufus Cofn-Order OF arrest Vsea'ed
an def rdant die hafeed -, c.., ;rlo.ld
Bot rcties are rejected both obectiOnsa 10 the
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COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.

COUKT CALENUAh--IIIIs - =,
rNITEp STATES DISTRICr CoURT.-Nos. %, oS,
10 20 2l, %, "a, 25 rs, p n
Nos $40 1851 1901 1863 49, $685. 1872 ESi, 2 H. q, a. 20
49, 30. 81, sc, 38, &C, a. =, %
SUPREME COURr-SPEcnL 1EkA -No'' /, j, y D,
7&lOn2 49, IA, u.s. TO- IL, 10 90 q, %, "a % o, 49,,
SUPERIOR C0URT--Part Mos. 50 76, 96l, $50,
GIG 3is 667 39 Part uNos Gao $50 &c. 6S, S8i, sss,
500 49, 14 5z7 5O2 &C. il2, 48 49, l62, 5ii, 48J ~ wa
SIt 6i8 4s6, 3t2, go, 672 IA, ii2, 7N
CoMMoN PLEss-Part Noe. 81, ~, &c, 81, b,
30 A. A. a. a. IS AZ IL a. Part I-Sos. 49, so 81 So
s.. 81. =. 81, 50. 90. St.. u. 70. u,
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Seaa. Notifies.

DY ORDER OF the Honorable BENJAMIN y. '" =,
bPohNFY Justice Of the Sup-ns S5e. Of the state OF
New.YorkN0TlCE Is hereby Iycu Fsrsuant 20 nc
toas Of the statute authorizing Iecs5ns aslui bs G
ospeeaed and resiasnt dELors fa an St,,
sed against the estate JOHN NAIAM he sold
Td In the State Of fonpcticu, and that the same " W. In
- ~, ~ ,,s as he appear and discharge slcn
piacineit sccopiius w vhn nine ino @ 5ebts due
publication Of Tvs notice a.d that me d 10 lin or for
a. use 81 ty properly within this state oeoHshE 70 h ANU
a. tran hf,r Of any property by uiil az 80 - ~
Sno ara V0o'-Us'e~' l. T. WILLIAMS,
Attorney for Attaching Creditors,
q ,.oa,oTa. Nc. IL Wal-st., N \.
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SUPERIOR CoURT-srxcrAL Trxs-J.v -p.s,r. r,.eo.
HOYpxAN


LIVE AND LIT LIVE.
krss;us Geun AIT. George W. Chadsey And Mv,op nol.
Ine plaintiff moved upon his complaint and the
Aaaa's Of r. Banun aud John ~ Genin for an nipncon
1oer 10 restrain the defendants from using upon tb, ,n,
shs name " Live and lie. Live" ' ~ ''s-'
Sss shown that the plaintiff the present p,ooo, ~
oyster and dining saloon at No 2l4 Broadway and ,bat s
oi upward 81 fourteen years, hiss been known nv ths
% Live aud Let Liyej that such name had snneay.d
& we sgns a. such saloon for that period Of time ana s.o
he ehs OF fare used therein that two le, bas ss
- ,ne obcytng inscription: The Captains live ana liz,
vel ana Dining Saloon that the defsnAan,s 30
ene cnnbg saloon No 2l2 BroadUay No.. A.. -.
r.. M sna TIA. on the 9th day Of Decemhy leo 49, ~,
III name i've and Let Live upou tsr -; ~ 90, pue
sna oesdTsy enhances Their .xns At The B,odo
~ now contains the inscription "a W r. We PA.hun a.
o,set Eastern Live aud Let Live DiiDe snloo oos
me plaintiff alleged ths; by skil apd goes ,n.o -,
eon nag acquired favor with the public ana - 'is
tionn'o and generally known the old aud
1--we eDe Let Live and tbet the dsendsDts,
stPioplsting the Of the plaintiffs saloon eci ~
NJ PnoEe ana attract business which egitins,ev !.
st the use OF the by 70
IT. 10y Irsnit IN peeunisry loss TO the plaintiff "'Dss
Let L., on the other hand, claimed that lay. ana
~ vas 40 Oh motto used 10 skuify sp eeouon IN
sis which hsy bad good right 10 ase .. H. ,s Ia
81 - ne same motto other s
pah % fhe5 also discsmed any intention 70 islsS ~
Ss',.ee He}fnso decided 70 mint sne ,o,,ne.;o.
~c' '"s psnih sJnnes W. cuiveg for defe,ua.r,.
Before Justice WINE
NTIo., ~. :, DECISIONS.
T LIyss fleiden RI al. agt Pierre y Jabans n, .,
n 20, sD9s sne' a 0eo Is granted a. a.
= llssS II. ~. e.a,s-r ~, 20 = ." =
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HAtF a wiueglass for adults, or a dessePtspGsos s
fer children thrice daily Of sG STspTS SeC coN SsTTs
ne ~ SFf!TI RHFITNiAT lSM sc. 81 bottle Dr.
ion 5iiv NJ .oi Room A. '29 Broadway cor Barclay
SANDS WILD CHERRY ExFEcToR.sr
~ r., COiGUS COLDS, and CONSUMPTION.
TT 80 and a ~ cn,a ~ cents sboesold ~ NJ
$3.50 " bolesle by r. ERWIN, No 2l5 Grand-s. ~
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UietAt'oinsSs onloe souie''eu wv ~. :, 10" Ns
chat the Court sdourh out oil respect 10 the memory OF the
SeeAssd The ccnCuTed h. the remarks Of Mr. Allen
dd ., the Great legal scor,,oenta Of thu dceasAd ana
:. n - - a, -
tueeied an so)ouTurentt 10 tuesday, sVtih NJ
,,,rpr,,p corrpr Go, r,,.- -, p.e..o Ia
sur hh4"h NOOHi- or IN; nv n o.t.,., JAN ' '
- -.. . 'Ieo iho' a ,,,.r,,r r,co,
THE OklDlAoh kAiLHohD ACiS AD'CpOhD ONN'N
sTTTCTIoNAL
TIE People. &c. ct al. agt. The Mayor OF New
York presded with John Kerr ct e-This application
behalf Of the People ertsin property along the
proposed parallel railroad through Seventh
ano other streets ioI AZ W a. 81 I
Ton tbc pponsiien denned The Judge REQ
ysS an Elaborate opinn giving Judgment for the defendants
al. coposiion on the demurrer Diminishing complain;
a. ,ha otha, daau
Sn;rnction "a contiuped
The points decided 6y the Court
EDs That the set Of the Legislature granting the night to
y down rails 70 the grantees Is invalid and confers such
authority
Second That the corporation the fee Of the streets add
that under the charter Of the Coporen such rights cannot be
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During the fiscal year there have been transported
over the read 10000 600 bushels OF grain and lliOOO
burrcls of -four az against go 900 bushels Of grain aud
- GOO barrels of flour for the preceding year
The total expenses for operating the road during the
wear have been $is7,95O 80, indicating monthly
average of 5000 50, which upon road of 2i3 miles
in length regarded as a very moderate outlay and as
ene,ideuce of iudicous aud economical management.
GENERAL INco,r BALAScE-Opo,GtHg DtpIymeHt J9T me
Ei,cal Isar eadlnQ Inglli 81, 1850