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FOR MOBILE.
b TYA,A n The II S Mini Line steamer LA DY
te9alz#SS OF THELAKE vii! positively dc
~ part for Mobile Wednesday the
ION inst ut l. O'clock For freight passage, apply
ol5 W BREEDLOyE, Z S Mail Line Office
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Two KtNI-A four s'ory snre No. - 81 Charles
L street, opposite the 81 Charles Hotel. Apply,o
% nc CAMNACk g. Co,
Bank place
Two kENT--A DIV elliny house. No t8 rc,npi,oulps
street. Apply TO u BONN ABtI,
% r"hnaitonas II, Il Narhch SIS
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Recorders tiWrp

Recruiters tHce,
. ~ ~ ir'r 'ttiitv. {
Two Or. COLLEEN, or Agent ,,t,A l.,.by mott
fred 10 conform with ur,lun,c,.- III, irc IN
thirty days from this date, IN cxrclg the tnLnwrD
order TO wit:
10 rnuse to be filled up with additional elr,h GER
tim lot OF ground belonging 10 You, and situated on
Tchapitouas street, between st James and Nnrhst ,ts
II the above work is not completed within the spccj-
ned time you will be subject the penalties prescr
bed by the ordinances.
Sc kIBt UR
. tomInssury OF the 3D. Waid.
New Orleans Sent
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la Hnbanna
1 Us Intrascrtos nue.os proprlctarios del bicn
- conocido rstablccmcnlo nonIbrado MANS
SION HOUSE, $ tnado en- la Gale do la Obrupia,
Mum. ll9; ticnen cl honor de annnciur nj pubI,co
que sus nayorcs c'uerzos atcncioncs scran dedi-
cadas a compnccr las persona, que les invorol
can con 81 patrocino. Las vcnt"j,s que posce d.
cha lisa para los viagcros, tanlo por su locnidud
cmodidad, etc. etc. son tan cOnccldas, que inu-
til cnunurnrlas
81 set--ly CUNEN & FULTON.
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CoaStwIse.
FOR NEW YORK.

Packet Of Thursday the 10Th inst,
Mem York and Ncm Orl.nns Live
III, THE fine Al Snip TROY, Cnp, Doe k.nduyG
yTFf will sail as nlvertis' d. For irris III. u, 2 To-
-L=E. 800 bales Cotton, nr for passage, apply On
board or to PETER LAIDlAW,
E6 Gam
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Two I.HF-rkr End story of House No. ~ Camp
stree; possession given on the Isl November. Ii
can be divided md will make urge ind desirable
counting rooms. Apply at
oil TDWAR's RnnLct,rc
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J iRsest uDnlcs.
FORT Of NEW ORLEANS,

CLEAKANCES
Oct 18th. 1899.
schr Harriet. Hulgin. Vaa.co, JRs.,
Sloep Shucy Jack, ruy oil. Pen.acoIa nJu,,nr
ARRIVALS
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
We" 4rrNnSementto commence lat .4ugusk 1885,
NEW ORLEANS l. CARROlLTON Rail, ROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK DAYS.
From Carro.on. From Sew Orcan.
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(NOLTS REPEATING FIRE ARNS-Thr sub.
~ scribets huve Just received per ship Nashville, n
fresh supply Of Cot's Repeating Rifles, Sho, Gums 4
Pistols also, general assortment q" shot Balls Per-
cusson Caps, NC. all OF the first quality and mauuiac-
ture; for sale al GOSSIP 4 Cos, Exchange Hotel,
Ol2 ST Charles
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SOLOMON HAYS.
HAYS LINI.nE.NT

Florence, a labama, sep. 20.
A gentleman ot the highest stand'ng N
this town. who has been 1readtully fiji c,cd
with The Bind Piles for the last GO years,
called upon me aud freely confessed to me
his SITUATION.
After describing the severity the com
plant, he remarked be had not been so well
for 90 years past as he was at that moment
He had used one bottle only Of Hays Lln'
men'. TO use his own words he SAID "lhe
whole human family who were thus afflicted
ought to be made acquainted with this
medicine"
Signed. r l.. BLISS,
The original letter may be seen where
the article is sold, No. 2 FIetcher-s street
New.York.
This article is counterieiled: look g. see
that It is signed IN writing bv L. 5. Com
stock g., Go. All kinds Of Piles cured by
this article warranted or the money re-
funded For sale wholesale aup retail OF
the Variety Store by,
PANGBORN g. ERlNSMAlD
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y. Il e Y Q III.
DRAPER B. TAILOR

pEspECTFULLY notifies his Customers
y q and the public that he has removed his
shop to his old stand in ST. Paul street, where
he will be Oh hand to accommodate all who
please to cal, with the latest Fashions, and
work done in a style no, exccled by his
neighbors.
Just received variety of Broadco,hs,
cassimercs, and Vestings, suitable for the sea.
son, and for sale on commission.
JEREMIAH TRYON.
Ger. %, 1889.
NIB. Cutting done on short notice as usual
IS. He would remind those indebted 10
him to call and ay over. as he wants cash,
and must have it, peaceably if he can, but for
cibIv ;che must }W
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6: III q r. r 9 e.. -

TE7HE Subscibcr being under the immediate
IL necessity of settling up all his accounts
hereby gives notice that all accounts due Da-
Wis S. Kussci-and due him must be imme'
diatcy paid or they VIII be put in the hands
of Chas. Adams Esq. for Collection. All ac~
counts must be paid to said Adams "ana none
oiher'"but the subscriber" who will be found
at all hours of the day and evening at the Of
flee Of said Adams until the first Of Novem.
Der next. T.. J. STIMSON.
Burlington, Oct. % 1889.
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HAYS LINIMENT.

YHNHE PILES.-Tbe price 81 is rcfon.
Il ded To any person VINO VIII use
bottle Of Hays Ln,ment for th" Piles. aud
return The empty bottle WI hont beng
cured. These are the positive orders OF
the proprietor 10 the agents; aud out OF
many thousands sold, mol one has been M
successful.
We m,gh, insert certificates to any
length, bu' prefer hat those vino sell The
article should EXHIBIT the original to pur
chasers,
CAUTION None can b. genuine
without the written slgrainrc OF COmrtock
g. Co on splendid wrapping.
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DIR, CARL VOKK,

FRO.V TTR.T.4.NY.
IT ATE from Harmony ". " Ten
\A ders bis medical services to the ia
habtants of Wlls,on and vicinity. His
intention being to settle permanently
amongst them, he hopes to be favoured
with their patronage. His Office is OF the
Eagle Hall. kept by Mr.. Raymond in the
village of Winston.
W,li,stOn Oct. 25 1889
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Reports Of Committees. com, OF
Of CLAIMS, against the peuIilon OF sylvia
nus Ripley, and he had leave TO withdraw
his petition.
The House resumed consideration OF the
bin repeating the charter OF the village OF
Woodstock, and it was ordered TO Sd
reading.
Mr. Chandler called up the bill for the
removal of Caledonia Go buildings aud it
was referred to the members from Gale
donia county.
The report Of the com. on Banks COM
ing up, was disposed of as follows
ed, That all banks chartered or re
chartered, as aforesaid, be exempted from
the provisions Of the safety fund act.
I'D That all such banks be made sub
ject to the power and control OF The Lee
| glslatuse, so that the charters thereof may
be at any time modified, amended or re
pealed. :,
"4Ih. That any such bank sha not b
permitted TO issue more than Two dollar
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-30


Nov. 1.-Suspscted murder An inquestwa held
ON the BODY Of an unknown female child, which was
found bv some laborers floating in the dock a the
foot or Sprinx Street. North river The head was
shockinrly smashed and the body much decomposcd
As there was no evidence TO show how the body
came there, the jury found verdict Of death from
some Gauss unknown. -,
Al the New York Hospital. on he body Of color
ed woman who was found by Waterman named As
ten, shockingly burnt-not by spontaneous comou'-
tion-at house In Eldridge street The wAtchman
put out the Gre and took tho poo catare TO the hos
pital where she shortly expired. he jury found
verdict ofdesth from buraing.
Gross negligence "a thivd inquest was held OF the
house Of one Mike Fitzpatrick who keeps brothsI
Of low grade NJ No ~ Sulivas street, on the
body Of a beautiful female known as Eliza More
wood II appeared that the deceased was ma
tive Of Baltimore, about twenty two years old,
and made her debut IN fashionable life about
seven years since, IN this city, under the aus
paces and protection o son Of Of oar most popu
Law millionaircs. With this gentleman she stayed
abs~t four years andtkcn took up her quarters at
the mansion of the celebrated and charming MADAME
westerns, where sks csmmsnoed business on her
Ovn sccosnl. Aboot nine months back Eliza be-
esmc disfustsd Win life and By way Of mending II
shs became 30 dissipated and vulgar that all the sis
terhocd az the higher grade cnt her, and AZ last
source she went 10 board with Mike Fitzpatrick.
Here her splendid tressssas watch, tr'nkets ana
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-30
Cours Of oyer aud rcrmiuer.
Judge Edwards, Aid. Guion, Benson and Tiena

Judge EDWARDS, Ala. uuion, Deusou anu AScuan
present.
The Grand Jury came into court with long pre-
sentiment which was read by the clerk. The docn
ment SET forth that the grand inquest n I'd, both
from their own obst alton and from various com.
plants which they had received, been cognzant Of
the csndnct Of the drivers Of omnbusses,
they determined to look into the matter and asccr-
tain IL the law provided any remedy On referring
TO the corporation ordinances, they found that II was
made imperative drivers to GO at moderate pace,
and not to pass Any her vehicle that 10 gong ut
greater speed than four miles hour. That all pub
lie carriages ought to have two lamps lighted o.
night, with their numbers painted thereon. That
drivers were to stop on the crossings, and al
ways to take up passengers on one side Of the way
Instead OF complying with these regulations, the
drivers had made ga race course Of Broadway, and
therefore the grand jury summoned before them the
pector and deputy inspector Ut hacks but to their
great surprise those officers seemed TO be ignorant
Of the violations OF the law and not over aud above
advised Of = princip pal provisions.
With respect to the charge which the jury had re-
ceived from the court, for the suppression OF the
sale Of lottery tickets they regretted their inasil
to comply with the directions OF the court, owing To
a want OF corporation on the part of the police.
Judge Edwards said that he would direct the pre-
sentiment to be published and also have copy trans
itted TO his honor the Mayor, to be laid before the
Common Council. Hishonor also made some obser-
vations respecting the conduct Of the police officers
and the magistracy, which were iHaudibe to US.
The court then adjourned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-30

CUsPENsToN or SPECIE PAYMENrs-The crisis
~ has arrived 10 test the merits ef the cash sye FOE
however na,erug the credit system may appear paper.
effects upon individuals osn prove runous IN the extreme
London ssd Paris the their face against
tspd consequently number Of have prusg up
" late years that do cash business Only This has been termed
b. the European system and has but recently been
troduced nte New York
PHILLIPS Of ioe William street. does claim Cor himself
the honor Of its introduction he dse believe that he carries
out 10 rsaier extent than any ofhs vns Fer instance
they content themselves with purchasing for cash Of the ob<
he rits funds Europe, 10 buy Of the manufacturers
direct thereby avoiding ell those accumulated profits which
enhance the value OF articles before they reach the customer
The extensive patronage he has been honored WITH m.s be
suent voucher Of public opinion TO the he carrie.
his assertion Of product srst rate garment cut 10 su
p.rior lyle and made BY but the most finished worAmep
He scts saving -f per cent the prices chargedy
houses who profess furnish the best goods and ne does this
the sucsoy OF his style and elegance of hs
garments Philips will sso warrant his coats 10 Be equal
any mode in Brosdway and he considers them the a'res
STANDARD BY which comparison can seinsti,uted.
NB-A goods paid for ON devery, and no gentleman "a
peed ahe any whes any reasonable objection
sts can solicited fcs william Of John street.
no am- Nz HHl -. 9..s.
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PATENT WBNDLAss.
Il f. ST f. A ID.

90 THE Subscribers, Sole Preprieors and Manufacturer
prepared execute with despatch all orders for their I'm
Ivacd Patent sw-ied Beam Nnda.s Bsdsesds which ar.
almost universally used being the best article yet
,ented-conpnne ease, enenes and durability.
The sacksg acted upon by the wndas and sweed beam
aade perfectly light and free from all liability saRs still lea,
NJ elasticity in the which renders particularly
nd simple construction the matter putting and kn
Town will be found Of bat little trouble comparison with he
fapy other construction whilst the precision with which n
component parts fitted safeguard against the intro
iuct,os 81 any bind ofvermin.
From the taken render each Bedstesd perfect then
Qualities for durability will recommend them purchaers
skc invited 10 ca and large assortment
,snd.
Also large assortment OF elegant Furniture Mattrssse,
Feather Beds, o.. constantly on hand
J.w.a c sOUTHACK, No. 100 Broadway,
js1sy pranklln House
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-30

Before Judges Thompson and Belts.


In the case of Bishop, a citizen of the United
States, at the suit of Charles NtSgerald-yudge
Belts delivered the opinion Of the court His Homer
said it was motion to discharge the defendant on
common bail. He should not go into the merits OF
the case, because it sufficient that one OF the
standing rules Of the court had not been comPied
with in making the application. BY the STANDING
rules all such applications must be MADE witnih Tour
days after service of the writ, and, in the present
case il was not made for thirty days. The only ex-
cuse offered for the neglect was, that neither the
PARTY nor his counsel were aware OF the rule ms
excuse was insufficient, and unless some better cause
Is assigned this conrt will always enforce Its stand
7rhe motion was, therefore, denied, but without
costs, as the court deemed the applicants case
Mr. j. w Edmonds applied to postpone the trial
Of Charles wards, indicted for murder on the
high seas, until Monday 'unisht.
Judge Thompson iRtimated, that the court did net
like the fixing day for the TRIAD Of criminal cases,
but preferred taking them in their regular order.
Phe Dis trict Attorney said, that he thought the
whole ofthe criminal business could be got through
next week, and he had objection to make Ed
wards the last case.
Mr.. Edmunds said he would endeavor to be ready
Indictments for Siauing Isaac Morris was then
put to the bar and the indictment read over In
the grand iary found that he the said Isaac Morris
had been on board certain schooner callcdth Bu'-
terhy' and had been engaged IN the transportation
Of slaves in said schooner from some foreign port 10
some other foreign port, to the Jurors unknown
ch being contrary to the statute Of the u states,
and against the peace and dignity of the citizens
thereof. Morris pleaded not guilty =.
Frederick A. Peterson was also arranged Tor aim
liar high crimes ana msdemeanors committed on the
high seas, on board the schooner "Catharine' This
prisoner also pleaded not guilty
Tie u. s. us. John Leonard, John Br1con, tTilltam
Adams and John 'Tucksr.-Mr. Mawberry stated
the case the AMI read the law applicable to the
offence charged against the prisoners
1t appeared from the testimony OF the master and
first mate Of the American ship Paragon, that the
mr. nd
trial. guilty Of gross acts of INSTRUMENTATION on
board that ship while of Turks Island on the 2ist OF
July last The particulars oil the revolt were fully
reported in the Herald at the time of the arrest OF the
accused.
For the defence, it was contended that no revolt
was ever attempted by the crew, and that the facts
had been grevousy exaggerated by the Tor
the prosecution.
Two Of the crew not charged were examined, and
they testified to very different state ofthings at the
time Of the difficulty, to what the master and mate
seemed cognizant o..
The jury were locked up nearly four hours before
they could agree upon a verdict, and at last found
Brown and Tucker guilty, and acquitted the other
two.
The court then djourned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-30

a oE 600 wANTED.-Any gsstsrss having he
DZO,OOV Shove ams mt, msy become sssse'sers IN
concern ths cay of the heh- rsspectsbtJ sd W ere
there act the least scssibls sk The INCOME vod -
wsrsstee& 10 NJ M 5000 per snsam, AID ssy s~sn
ton o. W., st~e vvssireA.
Aaarsss lpcst pssd) With real sa~e, 10 r IL W. ears
Mr.. plssssrd 0lsss Hstsl, Brss&~U. W
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full Bench present.
His Honor the Chief Justice delivered the follow
ing decisions
thomas Sands ct al. rs. Joseph M Asch.-Pro-
ceedngs stayed until the further order OF this court
Samuel f. Dorr ct al. us. Solomon Andrecs, i'm
pleaded, &c. Motion denied.
William s. Johnson John Labran and George
n ICES. On reading and filing notice of argumeat,
aud an affidavit Of service thereof and motion of
Slan.lG's attorney, judgment is ordered for plaintiff
by default. 4..
In the matter of Pickering Henderson, at the suit
of LoicsH Holbrook et ais-The court said they had
met with some difficulty in making up decision on
this case, and wished TO postpone the matter until
Monday.
Mr. Lord said in that he should like to offer
a few more observations to the court, and u was
agreed that the motto should be reargued on Satur-
day.
The court then adjourned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-30

TVHE syLPH BOAT CLUB BALL--Ths Third Annual
Ball ef che syph Boat Cspb ssIl ~ held Nbo's De.
Friday evs'ns, me Oh Of Dseerbs, 1880 Tctsu
be he'd A Nibcs Ssloes Gig Hets, lwsps saoos IA.
fr,e and shld 40 Maiden Lsss; y " seasss Of the
Club. 49,
B-Ths msabsr Of The Clubs u NV YEA ssa others
thss stesd cs~ins are requested 70 spp In their uniforms
ns74-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-30

COAL, CoAL:i COAL .i,-Tbs ihespest and best arti
~ Gle In the SHAPE Of Coal Cor aAost II the
foot Of Beach street and selling the very low price Of ~
per ton delivered free from carriage 10 any part Of The
con~s respectfully invited 70 eel Ard esamss for shen
s~9sea M.E f. .etH. n -. .e.. oA-Am
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-30

Amaigamafion.-The dandifed black brothel
keeper Edward Jordon and his white parsmour,
were brought into court, charged with keeping a
paC paw establishment. The negro found some
abolionist tr other TO become his surety, bat his
wife was not Fortunate and she again emand-
ed to 1.-THE tombs."
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-30

Gag la,p in Tsnnsssse the u. States Sena-
tors, E. II. Foster and Hugh l. White, have resign
ed. They would not consent to vote Tor the Sub
treasury bill Felix Grundy has been elected TO sue
coed Mr.. Foster.
The small pox exist to an alarming extent in Bos-
ten.
Trouble for Congress Governor Porter declares
C. j. Ingersoll daily elected Member Of Congress,
from the Third sonal district in Peansylva-
MIA. MtH
Tie Mississippi Election. Twenty eight countics
have heen heard from. The whig candidate for Gov
enor Turner received III ,66S; McNutt, (Locofoco,)
1,459 The highest wing candidate Tor Congress
Binraman, received H. us, Davis, (whig,) i,sI
Brown, the highest locofoco, received III ,37S;
Thompson, (Locofoco,) l,175.
Fire in Rochssfer.-Tbe Touring mill of Elias
Avery. in Rochester. was destroyed on the 23d inst.
Loss Sl6,Oo0. Insurance, 5000. Ust. aaG...aa
Suicide "a man supposed to be Henry witschief,
Of M. s. Orange street, New York, hung himself at
elsea, Mass, last Tuesday.
Strangers in Vera Crux.-Seven hundred and fifty
strangers arrived at Vera Crnz from May 10 10 Sep
TENDER ~, and two handred aud ten left.
Qwarrsiing Thomas Carter and Thomas Smith.
two sailors belonging TO the Revenue Service quar-
relied at New Orleans, on the 18th inst. when the
former shot the latter dead. tu#
On Ms riss-The Cahawba river was rising on the
18th inst.
Msrderous--Mr. Mcdowell, Of Lindin, Marengo
Co, Alabama, was killed on the 4th inst, BY man
named Hughes. 4 M.#fH8
Louis Napoleon Bonapsrte, arrived at New Orleans
on The 18th inst. h'aH' H8NH
Gale at Buffalo, Early in the week ButFal. was
visited BY avery severe gale which lasted Tor
| twenty hours. The fats in the lower part OF the
city were inundated. Cattle, wood, and cuthouses
we're floating about, and the loss will uSdouetedy
prove very great. ''''N
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-30

n oOMs TO LETs--T~s srdscuAey Anshsd rcems - NJ
N second acsr cf the house Ne Joks strsst - ~
psrasy o. tcesher They nsy bs hsA fsrsihsa o. un-
sskSA wsA . without srssA NJ sss Ess~rs shs pss
nissA o44lw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-30

NEW REFECTORy.-J. SWEENEY INFORMS has fr,enA
IN andth public that he has opened Rsctovy IN th
large and elegant building No. LA Fson street Fish, Flesh
and Fowl always be found his tables and dsca
ey Of the provided Il appears In The msrhs
Ne attention will he ws0tng has part gsSsv
satisfaction and he hopes 10 find that
which he 10 determined 10 reserve.
Ilon j. SWEENEY
DAsSAGE FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND IRE
LAND.The Subscriber continues 10 make engagements
this city TOR the passages Of those residing England Ire
land, Scotland and Wales.
American built commanded by Of experescs and sal
frsm Liverpool every throughout the sezsos.
Drafts payable demand, National Bnh Of IRELAND,
the National Bsnh &C Scotland and their vacs branches;
also e. Cyn Co, London, and Fitshsgh &. Grim.
shaw Liverpool al the lowest rates Appcstica 10 - made
BY letter, pos, paid, 10 SAMUEL TH0MPsON,l
n2i Iw3 T3 Pearl street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-30

ELEGANr ROOM TO LET.-Two gentlemen gsa-
II tleman and his wife have elegant with bosA
ard the OF library OF 1000 Volumes piano. SC in
eel private tamil AZ John The family circle cousis ~
four Terms for the board 80 for the tive
persons The hest Of references will be required note i'd
dressed A. at this Office viii be attended and other
mode Of application. u06
1NhE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BEAUTY-A1ki.-
seas Depilaory, the only article that has been
found to permanently snperhaous hair from the face,
neck and arms Of Females leaving the skin softer 6ner and
winter than before its application II is mild and harmless
IN its nature that be used upon infant with perfect
safety For sale-pree dollars per botue-st GUfON'S,
1879 Broadway Agent for the United States OF America le
MISREPRESENTATION FULTON Qate fore
~ man to J X. Waer) and JAMES THURsTON, have
this day formed coparnerhip der the firm Of FULToN
for the purpose Of conducting the Plumbing Bust
ness, at sos Broadway.
New York, Sept. is, 1889.
tARD.-The undersigned having had considerab4s expert
~ in the Plumbing Business being acquainted with
every Improvement now IN use in their line, and practical
men consider themselves inferior none before
public with confidence Of giving satisfaction.
FULTON,
j. THURSTON !
New York, Oct. Z, 1889. o22-3m.