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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-11

ASorurR DREADFUL CASE or HyDRoPHomA.-Io-
renxo ID. Tenbrocck, butcher by profession, residing
in Delaney, near Essex street, died yesterday after
noon, with all the symptoms Of hydrophoba in their
most appalling character. In the month OF August
last he frequently amused himself with little puppy
dog, belonging TO the house, which was playthnq
for his children and il bit him slightly in the thumb
The puppy was Immediately killed, and nothing more
was taought Of the matter until Saturday morning
last, when slight pain in the thumb attracted his no
tice, with read streak which gradually ascendcd up
the arm pit. He was in good deal Of pain with il
until Saturday evening when on offering to him
tumber of cold water he fell into spasms, which con-
tnued TO increase violently up to Monday morning II
was only the dread produced in his mind ON the tum-
bier Of being presented TO him, that alarmed him
and the family and brought 10 their recollection the
incident Of last August The spasms violently IN
creased. During the intervals he conversed freely
with his friends, and told some of them on Monday
morning that he had lived four hours longer than he
had snticipssed He begged them to tie him. which
was done upon the accession Of another spssm in
which he frothed and fosmed dreadully the mouth
and thus continued in the most horrd agones, at in
teYvas lucid until death closed the mournfu scene
We do not know who were his medical attendants,
and have derived these particulars from one Of his
friends The deceased yves in the prime Of life Of re-
spectacle character, and has left wife and two chill
drcn.-Sfdr
CorsRsss-Is SENATE Jan. 9th:-The Senate, on
motion of Mr.. Clay, proceeded TO the consideration of
the order Of the day II being the resolution of Mr.
Ewing, Of Ohio 70 rescind the Treasury Circular
Mr. Strange, Of North Carolina, addressed the Sen
ate IN opposition to the resolution and had net CON
cudcd his remarks when our paper went to press
HOUSE, or REPRESENTATIVES, Mr. Adams present.
cd petition, signed by hundred and fifty females,
in favor Of the abolition Of slavery in the District Of
Columbia. Mr.. A. addressed the House in favor of
the receiving petitions on this subject
Mr. Glascock addressed the House in opposition TO
the reception Of epetons, and made motion that
the petition be not received.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-11

HoAx-Infomatien was given yesterday to Mr.
Justice BIoodgood, that murder had been commit
ted in Laurens street Mr. Bloedgood with his usual
zeal for the public service, went himself to inquire
out the circumstances The whole affair turned out
to be one of those NAL a apropos hoares which the
silly and idle too frequently invent to the annoyance
Of the public. Nimporfe-rathera hoax than muir
der at any time.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-11

Mn. EprTon,-I see you are broachlng new idea
in pocs-tha, is to put down all the existing races
of political rogues who infest the city and make poll
tics a trade in every party. You are right. Go on,
with your usual impcuosiy, energy and fearlessness
and you will create sensation before May. Don't
stop. We want some breakngup Meantime, what
do you think Of Sylvester ii. Mills, Esq, for cand-
date for Mayor! I am decidedly for him, and there
are many more Of us Of the same opinion. Go on.
COMMON SENSE.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-11

Coon AND CHEAP.-At the Quebec Ayslum, al
Quebec the whole expense for each child is two dol
lars and half per month
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-11

1ir A writer says that "limited responsibility
"paid up capiial'-and "perfect security" are the
three prime principles of banking Another 10 omit
ted" moral honesty principle as important as
any.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-11

II Addoms and his wife, alias Miss Mary Duff
arc nt Nashville.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-11

LAKE ERrE.--Therc 1876 vessels upon Lake Erie
and thirteen steamboats, of the largest class besides
numerous other vessels are building, all Of which will
be ready 10 come out next season.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-11

Mr.. Parks moved TO lay the petition on the table
The Speaker said that the motion was not in ORDER
but that motion to lay the question Of reception on
the table would be in order.
Mr.. Adams conterfded that he was strictly comply
ing with the rule of the House in making brief state
inent Of the contents The petition so brief that
4 could not well be rendered more So. Mr.. Adams
sad ne would withdraw his appeal if the gentleman
from Kentucky would allow him to read the very few
INES les which would conclude the petition.
neil SEEMING TO an assent the part Of the House,
MI: Adams proceeded to read the remainder of the
petition WHICH ne finished under repeated cries of or
der order: The lines read by Mr.. Adams, contained
declaration OF the signers, that they should present
the same petition annually.
A confused conversation took place, Mr.. Boon with
drew his motion to lay the question of reception on
the table.
Mr.. Mann ofNew York, made few remarks, and
moved the previous question: Thus leaving the main
question to be on the reception of the petition.
On this, the yeas and nays were called
Mr.. Garland, of Louisiana, moved call of the
House. which was not sustained.
The Clerk was calling the House the yeas and
nays when our paper went TO press.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-11

THE prLors-MR. ReSSETr-If you wish TO find
tho places where the Pilots If port TO be found
you can at all times have the chance in the grocery
stores in Water street and in South street. between
Dover street and James Slip They to be found at
al times at those places, enjoying. themselves and
spending their time. They have Of late years refused
taking vessels to sea- unless the merchants would en-
ploy steamboat to tow her, and then they 60 down
10 the Bar and return before night by steam hope
You will continue in your valuable paper TO expose
ihem and deservedIy So there is no class that gets
better pad-and little to do, but walking about like
gentlemen. The writer Of this two years ago, was
of the Hook waiting for Pilots for three days. of and
and never got Pilot until we got up Staten Isl
land. Yours ever,
SHrp MASTER, South street
ABoLIrIos ACKNOWLEDGEMENT have been
introduced into the Assembly to allow coored people
to vote at elections and to SIT on ures They already
have balls, masqucrades, soirses, riots and rows-
Why not let them have all the privileges Of cviliza-
ton
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-11

NoRToLK-The centennial year Of the foundation
Of the city of Norfolk, the late 1885, has ushered in
that place many new buildings, churches and hotels
a large commercial square and dock and last and
not the least the enclosure and consequent protec-
ten from desccration of the graves Of their fellow CT
tizens from the upper country who came to the de-
fence Of that frontier and ed in TIE service.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-11

N Miss Clifton has made quite hit in Washing.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-11

Hunuvs.-Mr. Clay is elected President Of the
COLONIZATION Society.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-11

Mn. SLAcw-The 'Courier" is very savage on
Mr. Slack, who is here collecting funds TO establish
a college in Canada. Sorry FOR that-the Star
err contra. The difficulty is easily settled. Mr..
Slack certainly has documents showing his resPecta-
baity and the honesty of his intentions But as to
establishing colleges in Canada-,hats another thing.
We have ignorance enough in this city, without going
40 Canada to find fit objects FOR our bsnevolence
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-11

n Ellen Tree is in the city Of brotherly love.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-11

NOBLE AcT.-Some gentlemen Of Hartford, Conn.
have by subscription, restored the DID, dilapdated
buryng ground of their forefathers. Above 500 tomb
stones and monuments have been replaced and reno
waited Some of these one hundred and ninety
years old. Avenues have been laid out and trees
planted and substantial monument is to be erected
in the centre bearing the names of the old settlers
This veneraton for the memory Of the dead is most
audable, and will make these modern "old mortnli-
ties" sharers in the fame which they are prolongng
to those who have gone before them.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-11

FIoR,pA.-An express has arrived at Savannah
from Gen. Jessup, for more men.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-30
VAPOR HIATUS.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED INDICATED VAPOK
No. - John street.
y -E.I :

No p John street
I P.'CARROIL returns grateful Acknowledgements
~ the public and the gentlemen OF the medical probes
tie liberal patronage bestowed his establishment
which has been in successful operation upwards OF eleven
years A. the limits of newspaper advertisement pecudes
the possibility Of giving analytical detail 81 The medicinal
the Naper BATH he begs leave merely TO state that
has found safe though powerful remedy in all the fol-
svng diseases Diseases rheumatism govt, ncp
tum9ur diseases of the joints, catarrhal COM
plants, Group affections of the liver, asthma sudden colds,
debility and especially powerful means OF relieving TINT
dangerous complaint, : pre-, aleni,
SCARLET FEVER,
which the Napor Bath has had influence almost
paraeea ia checking aud eradcanc the fearful
which the weekly report Of nterments announce OF its having
made in this city
have several visited the vspor Bath Estab
slmen in John street conducted by Mr. and Mrs Carroll,
tered there with ssil and attention. -
can cheeuly state that have found the Baths in John
street vel attended to- and every comfort OF the patient con-
suited VALENTINE MOTT, NJ ID.
have been for years IN the habit of sending patients
Mr. and Mr.. CAROLS Vapo Bath in John street. and have
frequently taken them self Upon all occasions had
10 be satisfied with the skill with which they were admin
istered; AMI believe IN this respect Mr. and Mrs. Carroll
leave nothing to be desired by male female baihers
wM j. MACNEvEN, M. d.
The Baths In readiness from o'clock in the
morning till O'Clock night every day, Sunday excepted
when they open from till in the morning Sulphur
Baths all hours OF The day. Portable Baths wiih c~npe
tent 10 administer them when required, sent To
OF the city Brooklyn five minutes notice. NJ
neNon with other estabsmentThe Shakers Concen-
rated SSrurs Sarsapara and Lverwort orsas Bathing
Tubs and Hin Baths for sale or hire. my23 lmiss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-30

MosSrsc HERALD-Issued every morning except Sunday
Price two per copy. Country subscribers furnished at the
Same rate for specific PERIOD remittance in advance
Mo sper out, unless paid in advance.
Evrsrc CHRoNICLEIssued every afternoon AZ o'clock.
Price Country subscribers furnished
the same Cash, ia advance.
WEEKLY HERALp-Issued every Saturday morning at nine
clock Price, IA per copy Furnished 70 country
subscribers AT 50 per annurn, in advance
WEEKLY CHRoNrcLF-Issued every wednesday morning az
e'ciock-Price Ga per Furnished 10
subscribers at - per anmm, In advance
In all those the
usual rates-always payable In advance.
sTs4re requested address their letter.
James Gordon proprietor and all letters b~soes
to be post paid.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-30

A Ragout for the Corporation.

\ crave your ear, oh Mayor and Corporation
Far so | shall in humble rhyme address you.
You fii indeed a most conspicuous station
And we the people, cannot choose but bless YOU
As We reflect upon the pains you take
To ill your stomachs, and your thirst 10 sa"e'
nv programme by the way, here must Hehlioh
Is meant TO spread the news from sou's 10 Noru''
That your high body have i IN inehuoh'
To eat a dinner on the glorious fourth"
n,;nL rare old hook GUAM Arno, while your able,
And then forget your cares, beneath the table,
Ifenyy be a sin, then I'm sinner,
For ever when think ofyour grave body,
Seated before the corporation dinner,
And drinking wine, while Pm fobbd of with toddy,
find my thirst excited, and long
To number one among the portly throng.
I'LL
The peope pay for all, and well know
The liberal souls would not be whimsical
Or put stopper on your annual flow
ofspirits acqueos, political
And they are willing, midst cur dark disasters,
To famish in support OF you-their masters
Comnunities cepts, who wear The collars
OF things called officers who monthly meet
To plan out means spend the snrglusdoiiaIs'
To give them which the people groan ana swear,
And toiling on, the poor mans health ieiaNes'
That he may pay TO you, the city taxes
Tsxes are links in the great social chain
Which men in power bind on the public neck,
A costy, yet in truth, royal train
plank of safety mids, the general wreck
Famine may SIT upon the stricken heart,
Bat still the taxman claims, and gains his part
VII
Oh, master Clark, this is your coming out"
In Teasing at the general expense,
And well may you give forth the patriot shout
Alta display Of such munihcence
As win next week gladden. your SchsSHr eyes
And dyao you to confess you've dram prize.
VII
And Dicky, TOO, reverend Recorder,
Who long has fingered in the public purse
Whose judgments all made n il 70 order
As sung by Halleck' in his doggrei verse,
1ou've graced the board from youth 10 aoting age,
And in affairs CUISINE are judg'd usage.
What JOY will gladden. every wards ann.iniea
A whggishly they play the democrat
Carving fish, fowl veal cueted, and joiBed,
Beefcut in choicest steaks, or roasted fat
IT'S something new them to get such dinners.
Bot victory's poils OF should be the winners.
I bid you now farewell, for short
Perhaps next week I'll be with you again;
And here would MENTION It's thing in reason,
I'd like 10 crack flask Of your champaign,
So pray Mute me, and the morning after
I'll change the peoples tears to maniac laughter
PHLoGoBoMEos
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-30
RERLIN AND REFLECTING GNATEs
Id nORIC AND MINERVA FIRE PLACES-Also,


large assortment and Fire suitable for parlo
chambers Offices and offered for sale by the subscr
beers wholesale and retail their warehouse No 81 Exchange
Place.
Rern These snperb castings, equanC in finish the
finest metal with rich and chaset designs
In has relief They colored by process not
acted upon heat and requiring water only TO keep
tkem clean.
The ReAecting Crate recently unes and
economy being with brilliant metallic renectos TO
throw into the large porsn Of the heat which ordnar
" escapes through the hue.
Dorc and Minerva Fire Places-Ths well established article
the public thing now ~ use
burning COAL combines all the advantages OF bsth the
usual modes Of communicating heat by radiation, as IN the
CRATE FIRE place and by transmon AS IN close
dfues warmth throughout the rooms by means Of
heated air. which, by the construction Of the Drc FIRE Place
whch well the effect Of destroying the
gen atmosphere rendering onen oppressive, and al
ways injurious health u portable convenience
silly appreciated they be removed nj pleasure II a.
dapted paror the warehouse, and the counting
uniting the comfort Of open fire with perfect safety and con-
nitf BAxTER& BROTHER 81 Exchange Place.
SALT RHEUM.-MRS. SHERWOOD, the proprietor
- Of the Gipsey Ointment, enectual cure for the salt
Rheu Scroua Ring and all diseases Of the skim has
she offers the above celebrated remedy by the gross doren or
single box.
For SALE also, by b. Dodd Broadway OF Beeck-
w. T. Kursead, Broadway, OF Spring st. Minor
Gamble, broadway, Of Dey ST. q. ID. Coggesha
Pearl Rose J. Coadngoa, 49 Greenwich 81
Suard Deuc Park Row, and 5s Broadway; and by HUI
A. Bovine. t29 Maiden lane. mvta lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-30
mr. JACKSON,S PATENT VEGETABLE
IL INDICATED vAPOR BATHS 200 Bowery.

These Baths ement those Mr. whitlaw,
whose wonderful cures have established the character OF the
vapor Bath The powerful auxiliary in medical practice
and Dr. lackscD practice in almost variety OF
disease has been equally successful few of the specific ef
fecs OF the medcated bah-to the effects Of
from the system relieve difficulty Of breathing,
hence asthma other diseases the chest and lungs
strength the stomach the digestive organs, and
cure dyspepsia and IL consequent disorders 10 cure acute and
chronic inflammation promote the peeng Of croulous and
chronic and rheumatic and feelings from
the joints the absorption Of dropsca humours 10
govt IN all IT. forms less time Than ony other agent hth
erto used.
Also all kinds of eruptive diseases Eryspela ST. Anho
ny's Fire, Salt Rheum ScrUulous Erupons, &c besides
exhaustion and fatigue the spirits tranquife
nervous Irritation, and increases the appetite
the truth o these assertons Dr. j. appeals with conf
the hundreds who have tested their curative Pewer
this couary under The direction Of regular physician Ills
mention that they bear resemblance whatever TO
those employed IN the Thompsonian practice.
Visitors have bath five minutes notice, from eight
O'Clock, A. ~, 10 II r. NJ.
female always in attendance to wait upon ladies a. the
Bowery. my5oy
LEyEN a. AssU~.-RIs HTON n AsPINwALLS
II CONPOJfND TONIC MIXTURE. i 4 certain and spec
for the above disease remtent and intermittent
fevers II has been used with universal since 1882 in
this and other cities be shown BY
lowing -Chaes Henry Hall Esq, late member Of the New
York Legislature: VIM. W. Holly, Esq member 81 Common
Council, and Jas Van Ressellaer " ID.
II u medicine possessing great virtue and when used ac-
directions has failed 81 effecng
even in obstinate of the disorder; all
dsageesbe aud persons the weakest stomach and children
creates appetite and seldom requires than ia
oisi bottles effect There neither
arsenic In the medicine any thing Injurious
the constitution The proprictors are well convn-
efficacy they refund the price Of
bottle which has been taken IN accordance with the directions,
and has effected perfect OF the Fever and Ague For
prsHTONS AsPINwALL, 90 William st.
/ jel2 1ie Broadway, and 10 Astor House.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-30

A NTIFICIAL TEETH. without clasps, springs, ~! Ne
on The principle Of atmospheric pressure by NJ LENETT
Denist Slt broadway opposite Masonic Hall The improve
Inen and distinguishing feature this method is the complete
the supplied teeth ntbe mouth wholly without clasps gssres
springs or any other similar means Persons interested this
Improvement who are yet unacquaintcd and
extent see by slight inspection which freely offered
tbe that the plan different in principle and results from
any hitherto pracced in New York that The above state
merit is strictly and entirely accurate. jeiS9ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-30
TOOTBACHEi TUOTHACHE
To THE TOOTnACHE.

TOOTBACHEi TOOTHACHEi
TO THE TOOTHACHE.
Curse upon thy venom'd stang
That shoets tortured gums alang,
An thro my gies many twang
WI knawing vengeance;
Tearing wi bitter pang,
Like raking engines--Burns = - = =
nR. BRAMAH'S ANTI-ODONTALGICL LII
~ QUEUR, having been long established, and generally
approved by all that have used -hundreds
whom have snved the esborant charges Of dentists and
been able to msscaie their food and ENJOY the Injuries
Of perfect set OF teeth purely vegetable liquid, and
in can possibly iniure the other teeth For sale
wholesale and retail nv Messr Sands corner of Fulton and
William streets; Minor and Gamble Of Dey and Broad
way; D. Hart, 457 Broadway and retail by w Forbes 80
Pearl street Of Gross; j. b. Nones ga Broadway w.
HOW'LL, corner of Canal and Hudson; r. n Austin, - Car
mine street and Burnets New York Chemical Hail. IS Sixth
Avenue. Price 80 cents per phial lel-sm
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL.-DR GLOVER
lVl consulted usual In the treatment Of certain class Of
diseases He public that he has received regular
professional education IN this country md be CHASED
with the selEnaned doctsr medical buffers and pretender Of
the day. Office No Ann st, the American Museum
Private entrance third door from the Museum. Lamp Al the
inner office door In the evening. jeI u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-30

/ IMPROVED TRUSS S.-A general assortment Of
Truses Of the approve patest for sale At No sAnn
where they are adjusted and applied by practical surgeon
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-30

4 az, CAhPENTEIt, No. PECK Slip, c.r iinuea 10 de-
or diseases. wheRe or Of sps sisndas Dr.
Cape inter-, cssse The York STATE Nj dics sesiety
oner c separate oe a. he privacy ea pat
Charses reasonstle and al ca,,s 9. ars,te my7.tf
= coMPoUND-An easoa sauisry and eeeiaaI en.esy
in alcases Of Leucehrs involuntary Emissions ssmlea weak
resf seneay afforded BY the 9alsamc Compound
the above disease. oonderiy offered With &C.
sretsrsson il valued Prepares only By Sterling white Cha,
pei Ioo''' 500 "''''s''e ana NAT s%TRsNB GRAHAM
msu No ~ Nassau strict, corner ofFpltcp.
~ 6dene manner At he ,t y Duane between Cha
and han streets New ok, where persons afflicted
81 Ss ss $ -
abuse Of necgy orthe mpoty ofthe blood invited TO ca
no deserp,,os pe,seps subed wh disc sppy
without particle cfmecury other dangerous meJcse
Hi. charges reasonable and poooncd Of the
acknowledges talent andhss siderable practice
d ana sns ec nss s e . x os With A.
out os buncss the slight ps,nto the pase
hes.S oSsr~eS
from 81. N. to 70 p. N. mys-y
g. a.,. son : IMAM s esc
The following Diseases, wz-Gcnorhea elects sine
ssnercs oso- Dr. Johnson
remove affection three ds' end We most ia
o. $ se@e ea s s c rs
Sores, Uc,a,e4 Leg. &C srssy sm ger, would
bad assp., lie occurrence o. tie fssons .ra which
Jailed when used within twenty four hgus ssr
nedsin. sirestions !o q, u.s l asSarS de-
fror, " Chamscr street sify
IIn. CAkPENTEh y ccnulted, as usual. " all deii-
private ne os Sim sss s sons
ofPcar ~ -.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-30

EECHEs, LEECHEs.-A large supply OF fine
L. healthy Swedish Leeohes received safe wholesale
and retail, by }. A. EAMOyREUx CO.,
my2rf VT Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-30
I OyELY AND ADORED BY ALL:.AMEx-

Considered sect commanding unfcigned admra-
ton awakcns natural octude for attainment and preser-
vaon and the toilet both ofmportance
and utility especially where dcernmen predes IN the
selection Of those which experience has
For this purpose Lady Montagues Compound Chinese Soap,
prefers attention. founded on nearly century Of trial com
safety and efficacy II has obtained extensive patronage rs
recsher and usner Of the complexion and preserving nm
impaired agreeable nexby soness, and transparent qua
lily Of the skin.
For sale by A. Unerh 80 Beekman street corner Of VIII
CENTS per cake my253m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-30

"a. CAhPENTE V ccsn.uIed as usual, n all deIi-
at ls well Knows Dpsnss No tPeck slip, the
aS n. -pvo-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-30

NSCAHCk BOOKS.-rhe History IL Printing nv Isaiah
- Thomas-Ap Historical Inquiry Production and
Consumption Of the Precious Metals sy william Jacob ESQ
Webser's quarto Dictionary in vosThe American Race
Turf Register Sportsmans Herald and General Stud
Dor ale by Jel6 &. SHEPARD, 262 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-30

HOB0KEN.-The impression tha, the beautiful Walks
Of this place have been desreyedby the improve
sents quite Very little has been made
the Walks except the immediate vicinity the ferry The
Norway Naples Dutch Fins and sod Trees aorn
I'd the Lawn around the Hotel have been anspnnted and
form beautiful avenue leading from the ferry the
Elyxan Fields
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-30
FEXXEsns 4 A;ys..Rysnr9N \ AsPlNMA NV, u.

RTSHTON& AsPTNwALL, 90 William St,
ieio 1te Broadway, and 10 Aston House.