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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-12-03
GARD FROM WILLIAM B. TRAvERs.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2, 1872.

New YORK, Dec. 2, 1872
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
few days ago sent to your paper for publica-
tion note with regard TO my pending interest In
the recent corner by Jay Gould and his friends OF
Northwest stock. stated the whole truth, as I
then supposed, in regard to my liabilities, and
closed my Northwest stock account, growing out
Of this corner, at loss Of s2alsA SO, including my
own account joint accounts and guarantees for
other accounts.
This morning 70 nv surprise, I am informed at
Mesers. Plume and Van Emburgh's ONCE that am
stu contingently liable on further call, which
given day and cannot be called for until then.
Although this fact ID utterly unimp0rtant, except
In view OF Its accidental omission In my previous
note, yet o. the most unfOunded rum0rs Is to my
connection with thls corner are In circulation, j
think u due TO myself that this correction should
be made, ana you win obIige ne ~ Publishing this
letter. Yours truly W. n TRAvERA
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ART SALE.

The sale OF the Derby-Evrard collection win be
begun this evening, and II we may judge from the
interest already manifested in these paintings the
sale will be one OF the most important that has
taken place In America. since the White cOllec-
ton was thrown on the market the desire OF the
public to purchase works OF merit seems TO have
developed to an extraordinary degree. Each sue
ceeding sale seems to increase In value, both as to
the general merit VI the works and to the value Of
the whole.
be gathered tonight at Clinton Hall, and rs the
sale Will continue for five nights we may look for
an increase Of enthusiasm until IL reaches feven
heat
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FATALLY BURNED IN WALL STREET.

On Saturday last Charlotte Green, colored
girl, twelve years OF age, whose parents live on
the top noor Of IS Wall street. was earfully burned
by her clothes taking IRE from hot stove. Being
her clothes aDlaxe and screaming for help. the
IRE was put out and DR.. Harrington, OF lly white
street. called TO attend her, which ne did TIL yes
terday, when death ensued. Coroner Young was
nottfed
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The foregoing estimates are based upon the
amount OF revenue collected since the acts OF May
and June, 1872, went into operation, but the i'm
ports have been large and considerable sums have
been obtained by internal revenue officers on ac-
count OF old taxes and claims hence 1t viii be wise
TO leave the source OF revenues undisturbed for the
present session. e..
It is estimated that the expenditures for the same
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THE NATIONAL FINANCES.
Annual Report Of the Secretary
of the Treasury.
Receipts for the Past Fiscal
Year @374,lO6.667
REDEMPTION OF THE NATIONAL DEBT
Estimates of Revenue and Expendi-
ture for the Year 1878.
OUR FOREIGN COMMERCE
Necessity Of Regaining the Maritime
Ascendency in the Orient.
SPECIE PAYMENT NOT RECOMMENDED.
Cost Of Maintaining the Civil Ser
vice, the Army and Navy.
Necessity Of Regaining the Maritime
Ascendency in the Orient.
SPECIE PAYMENT NOT RECOMMENDED.
Cost Of Maintaining the Civil Ser
vice, the Army and Navy.
Appropriations for Coast Life-Saving Stations,
Apparatus and Marine Hospitals.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Dec. ., 1872.

.,r. TREASURY DEPARTMENT Dec. 2, 1872.
SIR-Whatever degree OF success has attended
She administration Of the Treasury Department
during the year is due largely to the ability and
adelity OF the officers and CLERKS OF the several
bureaus and divisions. There have been some
exceptions 10 the general good conduct OF the
working iorce but the number Of these will not be
thought large when 1t is known that than three
thousand persons are employed in Washington, Of
whom nearly fourteen hundred are constantly en-
gagged In handling coin, notes and money securi-
ties OF the government Many OF these persons are
paid fair wages for the services rendered, but
others who iii places Of great responsibility are
not by any means adequately compensated. OH
GERS and clerks Of known ability and established
reputation are frequently drawn away by offers OF
better pay elsewhere. This competition viii leave
the business OF the department finally in the hands
Of the less valuable part OF It's officers. sense OF
Justice leads me to recommend an increase
Of salaries Of the Assistant Secretaries OF the
Treasury. Since my last annual report
the business OF negotiating two hundred
million Of five per cent bonds and the redemp-
ton Of two hundred million OF six per cent five
twenty bonds has been completed, and the accounts
have been settled by the accounting officers Of the
Treasury. Further negotiations OF five per cent
bonds con now be made upon the basis Of the
former negotiation. l think 1t expedient as q
means tof giving additional value to the bonds
authorized by the Funding act OF July IA, 1870 and
additional security to the owners, that registered
bonds OF every issue should be made convertible
into coupon bonds at the will of the holder. When
this privilege s granted the desire to convert them
shall cease. The moneys received and recovered
into the Treasury during the fiscal year ended
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our financial system, and neither can be SUBJ
stituted for the other without general disturb
TEN Of private banks, while the substitution
OF an equal amount Of United States notes as
currency would be productive OF serious evils
and losses. First, the national banks hold nearly
four hundred million United States bonds, which
otherwise would be thrown upon the market, alb
s0rbing domestic capital, or, II purchased abroad,
adding by the amount Of interest to the annual
balances against us in our account current with
is to aggregate the capital of small posses
sors, and thereby to furnish means In aid OF i'm
portant commercial and financial undertakings,
not only at the centres but In the remote and
the national banks are used as aids 10 the gov.
increase in the number Of the desenaed deposit
aries and proportional increase OF the public cx-
penses without the least appreciable advantage
cost Of commercial transactions. Filthy, they arc
rons capital To- demand rates Of
interest; but 1t does not follow from these views
nor would u follow nom those Of similar char
acter which might be presented, that the system Is
perfect; nor does 1t follow that the issue Of notes
directly by the government should be surrendered,
s o e naOns ns y sss
gregate circulation is therefore q fxed sum,
serve to meet the increased demand for
money occasloned by extraordinary events at
me- 81 o snS I'D s:as
system Ia sometimes commended for the quality
termed elasticity, but that quality as found In that
system, was the principal source Of financial disas
ter. Under that system, In obeyancc OF present
demand for coin, there was practically no limit
to the issue OF paper currency. The in
crease Of the circulation was attended and fol-
ti0ns, consequent demand for coin drawn
rom the banks to meet balances abroad, .
simultaneous reduction OF the paper currency.
and the consequent Distress or merchants and
bankerH. Az the circulation Of bank ID source
Of prOht and - the managers are usually e1spoeed
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The Cotso,, Cren.l

WASHINGTON, Sepfs,absr 17s--The Septcm-
ber report of statitieiati 6f tAe Department
Of Agriculture indicates decline In the cot
ton crop prospect during the past month In
consequence Of the presence Of the cotton
caterpillar in portions of Georgia. Florida.
Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana, and OF
drought Of InodeEte severity in Texas, Ar
kansas; and Tennessee. The only counties
REPORTING cotton III Virginia are Eorthamp-
toll, southampton, King and Queen, Chester
field, Greet tilFet ard Patrick, and In these
the average of The condition has declined
from 101 in August to 81 ip September.
Thirty-0ne counties in North Carolina aSer-
age 10I In September against 81 in August.
Mecklenburg county holds its August esti.
mate Of 125, and Edgecombe has advanced
from ~ to 100. Twelve reports arc below
100. No material loss from insects is re.
ported.
In South Carolina The average crop has
fallen from 9S in August to % i'll September.
rhe general average in Georgia is placed at
g6 In September, while in August it was l04.
The decline in Florida during the past month
has been from 96 to 92. In Alabama the
general average was 107 in August, while
twGitfisis Of the present returns are below
100. The ge1iefat average of Mississippi has
fallen from liz In August to 80 in Septem.
Der. The average for LotlslaIa irl august
was 10l, and in September it was Girty IS.
The Yexis crop is reduced from 103 to "a.
The average nf the Arkansas returns has
been decreased frouf 81 to IS. In Tennessee
the average is redlncd from f0t to ~.
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THE ORIGINAL SOUTHERN ENGRAVING AND
CIIKoMO. LlTuoCgaruISf; EhrAELlsIIMENT-The
lithnurirhing establishment Of CHARLES l.. LUp-
"a, No. teo Alaia street, Is the pioneer of its lire
In the South, having been slutilsm In Isl. During
rericd of tw.nty-one wears Mr.. LUrWIGe VIII" j
hIusclr au expert and experienced lltEoGranlier.
has served H. nanny patrons IN this comnrny end
thru ushout the entire South with entire saii.i;tc-
ZION, aud he Is PR pared better than ever to d"
nll kinds Of work pertaining 10 iathosraphy. In
deed, Mr. LuDw1G yields 10 no establishment In tn"
country his claims. His work is artistic hn1
thorough. his prices are reaSonahlc aud steam
photographic press, which may be seen daily In
operation. adds greatly 10 his facilities for the
prompt execution of contracts. With IL character
abnvc wproach. and with such Improvements. CON
hined with spirit Of enterprise. such man may
wcldcfy competition from nGNires IN the business
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N@~-s-7~-'-'7~
LOCAL MATTERS.

Pol1cE Court, TuEspAy-yusttce William
Hall Crc,r preSiding.-Thc following cases
were disposed Of:
Thomas ~ Jones atias Henry Jones
charged Hith beihg drunk and ;disur1erly III
the street and Station-hotlse. Fined s..
Mary Norman >(colored), charged with
having in her possession several pieces Of
ladies wearing apparel, all Of the value o!
Sl5, the property Of Charlotte Diamond
Discharged
Virginia Dickinson and Fleming Wikin.
son. charged with contempt OF court. Fined
81 cach.
Samuel Richardson and Thomas Taylor
colorcdl: charged with creating disturb
antc IN tnt S.ai,iid Markrt=lIcusc, were fined
sou each.
Robert Quarles (colored). charged will,
having in his possession a lot Of iron sup
posed 70 have been stolen from some person
unknown. Continued to 10th.
Albert Powell (colored), charged with
breaking and entering the house OF james
lIaw kins in the nighttime for the purpose
Of committing larceny, was held in the sum
Of 600 for his good behavior for SIX months.
James Glenn, ellafged with assliilting and
beating blS Wife: Guilty Of assault NOT ielo'
nious ard required forgive security In the
sum of 800 to keep the neare and be OF
good behavior for twelve months.
Robert Jones (colorcd). charged with tres
passing on the premises of and abusing
Fleming Wilkinson. Security required toI
good behavior i'm 800 for SIX months.
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BARTLETT PEARS, large and Juicy, AT PIzzlSfs

LIFE ASSOCIATION or AMERICA. ST. LOUIS
AT meeting of the pocy-huldtrs of the Life Aseo-
citation of America held at the Coinpsnt's r'oIhs
on the 2gh Of August for the purpose of consider
ing certain proposed amendments to the charter OF
the association 1t was the sense Of the meeting that
other amendments be added to those proposed. and
the whole he again submitted to the members OF the
company NJ a meeting which 1t was recommended
should he held us soon as practicable. Now there
FORE this Is to give notice that a meeting OF iht
policy-holdrrs of the Life Association viii bc held
mt the principal office Of the company, In the city OF
St. Louis, on Wednesday the 25tll day Of September
Instant, ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ for the purpose of voting
for against the eproposedancndments TO the char
ter Of the associations In accordance With The proyl-
siOns of section Is Of net Of the general assembly
of the State Of Missouri, approved March 10, 1872
enttled "an act for the incorporation and resula'
tion OF life assurance ccmpnnies."
JiMES II. BRfTTOS, President.
WM. HiSLEY, Sfrfctart.
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ESjy York Items.

New TcnSs. September t7.|fhe Spanish
ram Numancia sailed for f;;fts1z yesterday.
General Sherman, in ali Interview; e&
pressed the opinion that the Rept:biic of
"rn5cH will, ut least last during President
Thicrs's trial. # 1t docs not survive him. He
believes Thcrs to be dfl earnest patriot--
earnest IN all that is for the cout:trS'S good,
and That France will attain high degree et
prosperity under his administration.
General Sherman has high opinion of the
efficiency and training of the Prussian
troops.
Six hundred Mormon recruits. single men
and single women, arrived from Europe yes
terday In the steamer MinneSota.
1t is reported that the Reform Association
will nominate Oswald Ottendorfer for Mayor.
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

TUE TEACHERS INSTITUTE. body
meets this morning at 10 o'clock at the
Methodist church. The following pro-
SIimmc has been nrtanged; .
|. Opening address, by B. A. Hanc6ck, ESQ.
County Superintendent of Instruction. Lee.
ture on Gmmmar, by Mr.. s. Flournoy, and
che reading of an Essay, by Mr.. J. S. Wal
ker. This will close the mornings proceed.
tngs. At night, at o'clock, the Rev. Mr..
Christian will deliver a lecture on the ne
cessity of the development and continued
Improvement Of teachers. The public are
invited to attend the proceedings.
APPOINTMENT OF TEAcfERs.-Th follow.
ing appointments Of ttathsrs for the, public
schools Of Manchester have been made; For
high mule school, Mr.. +. Morrisett; for in.
termediuta male, Mr.. ". G.. Day; for high
female. Mrs. J. l.. Walker; for intermediate
female, Misses Mary Allen and Lizzie Ball |;
for primary, Miss Nellie Brown for male
colorcd, Rev. A. Binger for female colored.
Mrs. S. +. Anderson. and Miss Lydia Hill.
COURT MATrERs.--Thc trial of Kcmper
and Swann. for stabbing the colored boy AL.
fred; took place yesterday. They were both
sent on to rho grand .sutt; bail being granted
the former in the sum of 500 and tho latter
S15O.
The trial of H. w. Hey, for alleged per-
jury Oh warrant sworn to by Archer Dyer,
takes paco on Friday. as does that of IIamp-
ton, for murderous assault on Randall. Both
parties are colorcd.
PERsoNAL--William NJ. Robinson, Esq,
superintendent Manchester Mills, has arrived
from New York with lot OF improved ma.
tlinpry for the Swift ,rapE NTitIs
The Rev. Mr.. Hammond has returned in
apparently improved; health. -. y.
The conditions of Mr.. Ed Nickers was con-
sidcrably improved Yesterday. ::
Neither the boy stabbed or Randall struck
with stone on Sunday. are in a dangerous
condition.
REMovAL.--The post.office has been again
removed and IS now OIL Hull street between
Seventh and Eighth.
The WfTkRS-the &nset tt the James con.
tinues high and muddy. and the ruiz ct .stpr'
seon is unprecedented and very many fall a
prey to our fishermen.
Plc-Nlc.--Thc st. Joseph Beneficial Society
Of Richmond had picnic at the farm OF
Mr.. b. Schultz, hear Manchester, Monday
and spent the day most pleasantly.
A JreT CoMpLAlST.--There Is great com
paint that horses and catte arc allowed tc
drink the water and be washed and that
syehttlhs qtail ktuds GRE, washed IN the c,nal
from which I, uuml.cd most 0! the .iSatet
used for drinking and cooking purposes In
town. Cannot 1t be looked into, as there L
an ordinance prohibiting bathing withil
town limits :
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rur VIRGINIA pEhi'

I'M. rnI-N,u. OF FOREIGN
RI 49,! 70 .,.rs II RELATION to IRE
Nv. wv. nfuf as VIRGINIA.
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SEPTEMBER gSTH THE DAY.
YOUR TICKETS NOW OR NEvER.

The vast silcs of tickets already made. and til" in
crrasiug demand for them from all quarters, having
determined the trustees that the GRAND GIFT
CONCERT for the hnciit of the PUBLIC III
BRARY OF KENTUCKY \, advertise! for SATuK-
DAY September %, lsT2. SHALL PEIFlNtLl
COME OFF ON THAT DAY. WITHOUT POST
PONEMEET the management no" nolili,S NIL who
expect to participate IN the drawing thHt ,heF h%ui"
ca1set many Who wanted tickets at the cuicet III
Drcember last 10 go without tLctn. Some living III
ouisyillp wuited until sales closed. peciug
no doubt postponcnieIlt, and then offered httrcu
twenty. and even twenty-ays dollars. for tirkct.
the regular price Others living ut distance ",'nt
thousands OF dollars by mail md express which got
here af cr sales closed, and had 10 hc scut back
These tIisuupoIutncnts need n" occar again II the
Warning now given In due season Is hce'le...
The drawing viii begiu precisely lo"'c!'ck Sitnr.
d,v morning September l72. III the gret hall uf
tho Public Library building, ami continue until tie
Que thousand gifts are all drawn.
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FRESH LONDON CRACKERS.-PIzzINI has Jus
received Il supply OF these popular crackers.

PIMPLES ERrpTloNS. ROUGH SKIN.-The sys-
tenn being put ,itldar the influence Of Dr. PIEnCE's
GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOTEHT for few weeks
the skin becomes smooth clear. soft. and velvety
aud being Illuminated with the glow of perfect
health from within true beauty stands forth In all
Its glory. Nothing ever presented to the public us
beautincr Of the complexion ever gave such saas-
aciion for this purpose as this discovery The ci-
feets Of al medicines which operate upon the sys-
TEN through the medium Of the blood tre necessa.
rIly somewhat sl'w, no matter how good the reneoE
employed While one 10 three bottles clear the SKID
OF piuples blotchcs. eruphons. yellow spots, come
dones, or "grubs,"a dozen may possibly be required
to cure some cases where the system is rotten with
scrofulous or v!rulent hloodipolsons. The cure OF
all these diseases however, from the common piln-
ole to the worst scroful8 IL with the use OF thls
mos, potent agent onlya matter Of tine. sn'a "
I'LL druggists,
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GREELEY CLrB IL BRooKLAED TOWNSHIP
4 Greeley and Brown club was organized at
Brookand township, Henrico county, on
Monday The meeting was called to order
by Mr. John L. Broaddus, assistant township
superintendent, and AIR. j. j. Newman was
elected secretary. Captain J. NJ. Allan, }. D.
4. Powell. and Captain W. N.Newman were
appointed committee to prepare business
for the action OF the meeting. During the
absepce of the committee stirring address
was made by II. a. Atkinson, Esq, Jr:. county
superintendent, after which Captain George
d. Wise spoke in his usual fcrvidand impress
Siye manner. An organization was then
effected on the plan proposed by the Greeley
and Brown Club Central Committee. and the
following officers were elected: President,
4. Q. HoIladay; Vice.Presidents, j.. Coroln
Burton, W. \. Newman, NJ. F. Burton, Gar
land Hanes, Jr., and William Bennett; sec
retary, J. j. Newman Treasurer, DR.. A. ).
TerrilI. Captain Holaday, on taking the
chair, made some appropriate remarks, after
which the meeting adjourned. Saveral other
clubs will be organized In this township.
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MoRrrARY REroRT. The following is the
mortuarv report for the week ending Satul-
day. September IA, 1872, compiled from sex
tons returns received ut the office OF the
Board OF Health:
WEnle number of d-sths in the city, "a.
In addition. Il >tiil-horn were rehortnd--
white. =: cuiorcd. /, Sex: Males, 90: te-
males. l.. Color: White males, l.; white
females. 6: colnred males. 10; colorcd te-
ma!r>, Il. Condition: Single, %; married,
i: widows, /; unknown, 2. Nativity {:
United states. 80: Germany, |; Ireland. l.
Locality City at large. l; Marshall Wurds 81
Jefferson Ward, Is; Madison Ward. J ; Mon
roe Ward ,; Clay Ward. |; Jackson Ward,
S: \ mShouSe, | Medical College Infir1nary,
/: Pcnitentilry. /. Age: One day to
thirty, | one month to six, !; six months to
twelve, | q; one year TO three, II three years
t. five, J; five years to ten, 3; ten years to
twenty. ,; thirty years to forty, !; forty
years to fifty, 3; fifty years to sixty, 2; sixty
years to seventy. seventy years TO elShty.
;; eighty years to ninety. |. by whom
certified: Regular practitioners 80; Coroner,
,; Board of Health, J. Causes of death
ApoplcNy, /; crrehro-spinal meningitis,
consumption, (colored): choica-lntnntum
|: choera-morbus. l congestion OF stomach
/ congrStirc chill, l ;diarrhTa lacutc), >; di.
arrhuu ichronic) 2: dyscntcry (acnte),2 DIP.
lhcra, |; epilepsy, / gun-Shot wound. L;
Inflammation OF bowels, 9; inflammation OF
brain, l !; inanition. ]; marismu<, | old age
=; prlvation, /; teething, 4 4:typhoid fever,
(: unknown, ;.
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, September 17.-For New
England, winds veering to southerly, with
probably continued cloudy weather on
Wednesday. For the Middle States, westcr-
ly winds and generally clear weather. For
the interior of the Southern States east of the
Mississippi; generally clear weather and light
to fresh winds, but partly cloudy weathef
along the coast. Northwest Of the Ohio
Valley the barometer will probably continue
falling, and the conditiGii5 are favorable
for Increasing cloudincss and threatening
weather.
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LIST lFifit"rS,
One grand GIFT. cash Sir9'tSo
one grand gift, cash. N.tHo
Totai. I .ooo Gifts, all cash

Totgi 1000 Gifts, all cash ............ shyy;paj
The Concert itself viii be ihr MOI hTlilisht or.
chnstrs display that ever occurred ihe est. Che
hundred performers, gathered fro III lars 4i .,S rs
country and frtiu Europe. un"rf Inc ul'etui W
Professor Hast. will contribute to thls sraa innsa
cal carnival. And to uft rd ample roo'n ior every
t{rket-hullcr 10 10y such MI uiusilil hHei''i st
val. the Concert will be given in Ccll'rdl farH'
where arrangements have been m.ac - acSohho-
date all who may come . .;.,.o..
viii I've admitted 10 both the Concert and ORA Nlns
and none without such tickets VIII NC au''i''td W
either o, <.,, ,,c,yrrc
Whole tickets. sto; halves, s. quarters. $3.50 IL
whole tickets for Sloo; as for 8"55: 50 for $500 ll
for 81 0OD for S!,)J: s15 for s5.nn No discount
on rss than 800 worth al tickets nj time I'D ac-
curla,sc with numerous solicitations, Arrangements
hnyc been made with ali the railroad ana steamh'ai
line, leading into the city for the sale o1 rohnu-i
tickets good for siA days, 10 an ch Sit2 III
riiirna: the Louisville, Cincinnati aud Lexington
railroad the toasvis @ @ rroad ahI ,he
Louisville and Cincinnati M!ilb,mt Line ana inc
louisville, Owensboro' and Henderson Mall Line
Packets. ,,,.
their returns IN full Time to reach this oihce i,y
THIIRSJjAY. September ~ To do this successfully
those located at great distances must close some
III tickets to which gifts are awarded viii Ike paid
without discount by the Farmers and Drovers Bank,
either in currency, BY sight draft upon the Fourth
National Bank of New lork III optoa OF me me aGr
Room No. 4, Public Library hnilding, tcfore they
viii be paid by tho bank.
nnneps 1a1 and New York MTaN, xnd oincial colies
sent 10 purchasers 10 whom Ye&ets have been sent
0' 'S'''-' 'A THOMAS E. :BRANNtE tETTE.
Public Library Bua aMns, Louisville, kZ.
sCS-deoie weOwtSe2a