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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-13
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nS TO THE PUBLlC-We call the speci. attention Of
n. public inducements held out BY SYLVESTER &c
5s Broadway r investing real estate situated in New Or
sns Notwithstanding the attempts made by the David
Hale of the Journal Of Commerce. have good for
tina, the affair in question the entire cons
isnee Of the recommend those who
any doubts call Sylvester Co. who desrou
Of giving the most fun and perfect satisfaction reply any
ipas:ries made. eI7-
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m zoo REwARD.-CROss' SPEClFIC MIXTURE
sDOOV-Fsr the oftionorrhsa, Glee structures and
anslag Gus complaints Of the organs Of generation.
OF all remedies yet discovered for the above complaint
this is the most cerais.
1t makes speedy and permanent without the least
strcon to diet drink exposure change in application 10
business.
We give long quackish recommendations TO deceive the
public If the medicine does speak for itself shall
speak for it. Our object notify he had ard
the challenges single of recent Gonorroe
to be brought, in which the Mixture will net effect rapid
cure; under forfeiture OF $500.
This disease pervades all ranks of
ciey-hgh low rich and poor matrimonial and single They
presented with remedy which they them
selves without the least exposure the shortest time possible
Further the disease cannot be contracted if dose of the
Mixture is taken night going bed when exposed.
1t put up in bottles with full directions accompanying it,
81 bottle. One bottle lasts week. which generally
Many cured in two days.
For sale only at DR.. Wa. H. Minors drug store No 1873
Broadway Of Dey street. (Frankln House,) New
York. and Jones Hutchnsou OF Chestnut and 7tb
streets. PHILADELPHIA ol6-3m*
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DARE AND USEFUL PREsENTS.-BosSlNd q
N CO. Manufacturers Of every possible variety OF hne
Pearl ivory, tortoise SHE'LL and leather Pocket books
Card Cases, Needle Books and Dressing Cases,
Writing Desks, Portfolios Chequer aud Chess Boards,
Ivory and porcelain Tablets, SC. sc. &c.
Comprising choice variety Of superior made sr"ees wen
suited appropriate and useful gifts for the season. wholesale
and retail at (rces corresponding with the ''mea cheap ~
William corner ofI Inert dis Inn
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TO dhE hAp ssisyapTv "A; hoLLs oIEk9 AS

ITO THE LADIEs.-DR. A. q HULLs UTERO AR
Il DOMlNAL SUPPORTER y offered to those afflicted
with PYoiapsus, Falling Of the Womb, and other disease.
ae,pdns upon relaxation of the abdominal muscles ir
calculated or relief and permanent
storaton health. When this Instrument 10 carefully
properly fitted the form Of the patient invariably afford
the immediate immunity from the distressing aragess
and bearing down. sensations which accompany yearly ali
Of Vscers oplsoements Of the abdomen and sfu
application always folev.d BY early confession ofradica
relief from the patient herself The supporter Of simple con
,tr0eion and be applied BY The patent without further
AMOS q. HULL,
Ofcs, = Vesey street, Astor House, New York.
Pamphlet. describing m and application will be present
% al the office. suiA
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Coroncr'- lpGits.

cINbAl.-lht 9Gsf Murder CQSe.-oa Saturday
ihe coroner held an ante norton exam nation at the
CITY hospita'. view Of the person OF Kathrine
Griffith, who was stabbed by David Griffith. at No.
70 CITY Hall place. on Friday ni;ht wide Morning
Herald OF Saturday,
Patrick Coyle and several other denizens of the
novel wherein Griffith and his wife resided, we're
examined, with great minutenes., by the Coroner,
but the facts &c tho atrocitv NAV be COMMUNICATED
m very few words. Griffith was incorporate,
and lived uHhappiiy with his wife they were
continually quarreliiag. and he had often, in the
hearing OF the neIehb1rs, threatened " 10 stick
her with a knife On the night of the murder
Coyle was standing ON John Martins sioop
when he heard Griffith say that he would have
hinnd and murder Of some one" At that time the
wounded woman was also the stoop, conversing
with Coyle's wife, when her husband came up and
gave hera push. The woman tried To avoid HIM by
running iato the horse. Griffith instantly mede af
hcr, drew has rigger's knife from has side. and
stabbed her IN the back. He then ran into Pearl
street, where he was aPprehended and taken TO the
watch hOaso.
Captain Fisher, Of the Fifth District watch. de-
posed that David Griffith was given into his charge
by two citizens, who stated that he had stabbed a
woman. While the witsess was en- ering the charge
on the book, he drtw the hlnsle Of a knife IN the
mans belt, and said 10 him, ~ that your knife 70
O. whick the prisoner replied 'oh. yes its Of no
use denying i'll meant 20 do for her, bat believe
I've misssd IL this time" The witnes. thought the
prisoner had stupid look and asked II be had been
drinkugl to whica he replied oh. no. but he was
mad at has vile, because she had hid up his day :
earnings On being informed BY Waterman, who
had returned from The hospital. that he woman was
not kely 20 recover he said " that he had had sor-
rowiui life with her. and that she was drinking
woman, and spent his money" lie was then locked
up.
Katharine Griffith was next examined bv the Coro.
ncrs jury; she stated that she believed herself to be
MORALLY wounded, bat in possession Of her itht
senses She thea proceeded TO state that on the pre-
vious night, her husband came home drunk aud ac-
cused her Of having taken has money; that she pat
the children out Of the way. and went down stars
where he followed and stabbed her. After long
and patient investigation, the Jury found "that tn,
SAID ha hsrne Griffith was wounded by stab in the
back with knife IN the hands ef h. husband David
Griffith, on the night of the 10th inst
On enquring at the hospital. 10 o'clock on sun.
gay night. we were informed that the wounded wo.
man was still alive, and that hopes were then ener.
tanned Of her recovery.
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~ hereby gven hat The Corporation of the United Ger
man Lutheran Cha-ches the City of New York" deem it
ex proper sell and dispose of the building and
being about seventy feet de front and
by hundred feet deep each side called and known
Saint Matthew. Church situate the soutbery side of
Walker street between Broadway and Elm street the Cy
of New York. and intend accordingly to sell snd dispose
the same; ard the ssd corporation hereby offers the said
Church such descendants of Germans who
of pewheders in aid Church. at the
twenty two hundred and fifty dollars the pu
use and occupy Lutheran church, in which Di-
vine service shall be performed in the English tongue.
The Board cf Trustees will meet at SaI Matthews Church
lock afternoon Of the 3d. 10Th, l7h, Gath,
and days of January A. d. 1870 n the Vestry Room
Written applications TO purchase designating the
and ad, the proposed purchasers will be received by
the Beard, if delivered to EDMUND S DERRY, Esq. At.
torney.at.law. 81 Wall street, City OF New York.
Dated New York Dec q, A. d 1880.
bv order Of the Board Of Trustees.
DR.. EDWARD RUPPERsRERG, Secretary.
approve OF te preceding notice and oer should not
said he complied WITH and the above named consdr
money paid within four weeks after this shall
been first up front OF Saint Matthew's Church. ard pub
shed three the daily newspapers printed the City Of
New York will provided such notice be Continued for three
successfully give aud unto the above named
certificate that such notice has been given
qu-ed in the second condition ef certain deed Of
between Bep Dirdsal, Of the City Of New ork,
and Jeruha his wife, of the first the Corporation Of
the United German Lutheran Charches Of the City of New
York, of the second part bearing date the fen day Of
that the has not been complied with
Dated New York, December Both, 1889
ROBT. II. MORRIS.
ialtJa2s+ Recorder Of tie City Of New York.
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y HEUMATiSM, CHlLBLAlNs, &c-Dr CHURCHES
II CHEMICAL ESSENCE OF MUSTARD rensd,,
unequaed for the OF rheumatism chbsir gout saly
sprsn bruises aud fixed pains Thi, Ia. beer ~
extensive for the last thirty years. aud has been fully sub
ec to the iniable test Of experience in every in.n
where II has been fairly tried has been attended with con-
pte Its good effects have been so
perieneed to have established its credit a. the
and perfect offered to the public seld at
CHURCHs Dspensary lss Bowery, Spring street
frce oO cents per bottle. d20 I'm eods
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PATENT WINDLAsA.
z f. DIST r AID.

o. THE Subscribers. see Prosstors and Manufacturers,
10 sesS T Esa@ %uS,. Bdsa which ar.
aew almost used being the best article a. yet In
'snted-conDinng ease, convenience ard sSss0s,y
The sackas acted upon by the windass and sweed beam
made perfectly light from ali abihty to still eav
g elasticity the which renders 1t particularly easy
md simple the matter OF putting uf and taking
win be found Of but little trouble III with those
Of any other constructions whilst the precision WIN whch As
fitted acts as against inc nto
tuction Of any kind of vermin
From the render each bedtead perfect hei'
qualities durability will recommend them 10 purchases-
invited to sa and examine large assortment now or
land.
feather Beds &c constantly on hand
j.. & C sOUTHACK, No 1876 Broadwss,
islby Frsnkla House
NEW SEED sTOKE.-The subscriber respectfully N.
forms amateurs horticulture and the public in general
that received splendid assortment of Roses, Ca
melas, Rhodoaesdron, Kalmias, variety of rare,
greenhouse Plants Most Of them quite new and
have never introduced this country He keeps
on h. large of excellent vegetable and Gower Seeds
erlast years growth and will sell at the lowesrates.
WILLIAM WARBURG, No. Pine st.
BAvARIAN BREWERY IN NEWARK, n. The
establishment eff Y. Warburg constantly on hand aud for
sale barrels and half DO for family also IN shipping
order, at No 4 Pine street LIST floor dll sm'
THO MARRIED WOMEN-is it net but well kpowr
that the families o! the married often increase beyond
the happiness of those who give hem birth would dictate
In many does the hardwerkng father and more
especially the mother of family remain slaves through.
their lives uggnc at the of ncessan. labor toirg to
hre and living but toll when they might have enjoyed
weighed the SPIRIT aad at last broken the health OF the
father often ia the widow left, unable with the most
her heress offspring from becom
ne degraded objects charity proheste 'otsres OF
desirable hen it moral for parents TO increase their
antilles regardless Of consequences Themselves the well
being their opring shen simple easy healthy and
remedy is within control The advertiser, feeling
the Importance OF this subject and estimating the vast BENEFITS
resung Thousands az the adoption of prescribed by
her inreduced 10y the celebrated midwife and emae paysi
can MRS. Reste the grandmother OF the adverer and
tins subject her particular aad especial study
Is pSt wise and yscus to prevent evils to which
SUBJECT by simple and healthy within control 7
Every dspassionae virtgous and enlightened mind will
hesitatpgy in the affirmative This, thea Is all that
Mrs Il. recommends recommended Price Five DO
lars package accompanied with full and particular directions
For the convenience OF unable call personally, Cir
cula" fully explanatory will be scntfree OF expense
postage excepted to pert of the city or United States
All letters be post paid and addressed TO MADAME
RESTEiL, Female Physician. Principal Office. l6o Green
witch street. New York. Office hours from A M to r. NJ
In
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A LUXgSEANT HEAD OF uASR wy.
"A eth Cream Of Lilies beauties au@ gives gradual DARK
gloss the hair promote, its growth prevents falling out
and eeetually dandr and scalds Compare u with
any other article and will fad Il posssinCa boy capable
ofpenetrang the Of the hair and edatty removing
dandrf other obstacles TO the growth bald places Fer
sale by A. b. ID. Sands 70 and 100 Fulton Wyeth ll3
Bcwery Syae, 60 and 800 Bowcry Dr. Hart OF
Chambers and Broadway j. Dsvar Of Chambers and
Church sts Guion lso Broadway Minor. Dey u,
and Broadway Palmer. 905 Broadway; Dcke 4i3 Broad
way Clarke, corner Houston and Broadway; Ring, GA
Broadway Cole and Ogden, col Broadway Lindsay, IS
9Th Avenue Creighton, Carmine and Bedford DR.
Burnett 81 Canal &c &c. Price 80 cents See fac
smile Of" J. Wysth" on each.
Also for sale as above. wrErHs Mns Ross, the only
Of fecke rimples aud all .rupops Of the face
chin neck from shaving, cods ether mao 2D
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IJOLD! BEFORE YOU PURCHASE LOOK AT THIS
IL H. NEWELL notice. that he is constantly receiv
ing from his Factory full supply of Boos
Shoes, all of his manufacture the selected the
subtreasury subtreasuy cent less
sidered than be purchased elsewhere which he will prove
to the satisfaction of the ncredusus if they ony
him with call at No 81 Canal ST la Chatham
n. BA large assortment OF French goat skin ON
hand. p73u.
Mr. GRANGER has owed to residence
~ No. 81 Amity street, where offers the pnSlc his
HOMEOPATHIC pectora Restorative at the price,
The which has ended the preveus sale of this VA
liable remedy enables him within reach
all who are suffering from consumption any affection ofhs
lungs or liver
DR. GRANGER be consulted daily at his Office from
IL to 3, andfrom 7 to O. P. NJ. OILS sn+
CTAMMERlG CURED.-DR. COMsTOCK's VOCAL
- GYMNASIUM AND LYCEUM FOR ELOCUTION
PHILADELPHIA This Institution is the first Of
September till the last of June-durng July
avscation All DESTROYS OF Instruction. either for the
of stammeng LisPng or improvement in Execution, may
learn the conditions of ANDREW COMSTOCK NJ d. 100
Mulberry iArch) street. Philadelphia.
Dr. Comstocks Remarks Stammerng and the nersus
recommendations which he has obtained Of his System
cal Gymnastics appendes TO his Circular which
of his Initiation Satisfactory reference, given the
principle cities oil the United states. nl8 3m.
NOR THE HOLYDAYs.-CHAMPAGNE CHAM
Il PAGNE!! CHAMPAGNE! IA large assortment of
the following choice brands, viz: Union Heidsieck
Starr Lambert Co" Steamboat Shin Great
Western" "Lusserne," Queen Victoria Bsechus
Eagle,"" Anchor" " Harp" Constitution Arrow be
sides other brands, at the Granite Wine Vaults
EDW. r. ROBINSON
Commission Wine Merchant Granite Building. .orn..
Broadway and Chamber ST.; entrance in Chamber st.
dl7 Inn
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n30-6vd <w.

TTNAkE CARE or YOUR HAIR.-Beware Of all foreign
Il nosruns and wish to besutfy nature handy works
rely the american Exotic Ssge Vegetable Hair Oil"
Its known virtues reproducing en snng CLOSING and
makisgthe HAN all that could be wished impossible 10
deny and individual has used it, who does
has had the effect desired whether used for changing
the color, s,euing ,aes., curling their locks
Connseurs decI their moustaehe and shks
vou II the "be plus ultra" for the ladies' gerle
ueu, toilets Fors.le by H. A Sage Rochester; and in
York by c. II. Ring druggist, GA Broadway; A. q. d.
Sands 70 100 Fulton st. and Burnets Psrumey store 81
Canal st.; Woodwork. 325 Broadway. dl7 I'm.
nR Anus u. hULLs OFFICES vEsEI STREET
IL Exclusively devoted 10 the Of Hernia aud Proapsu
Of the Uterus. An experienced Surgeon graduate Of the
UEiyer.ity Of this State, IN constant tendance.
This establishment; yorsby known in this city for
than 20 years. paoaed by the medical faculty to who's
Pamphlets explaining the SUPPORTER TO be had on calm,
above. VESET STREET, Aston HOUSE
Soft
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COL IT'S
BOO X X r. T. d ~ G.,

DO A pRs';".C.-.. wGrk UFOS a PLAN ENTIRE
~ 4~E~.The accounts form the bases
chased under Five Divisions with definite explanations
after the forms Of grammar and arithmetic contains
cabuary Of mercantile and phrases Also key CT.
planning the nature and Of Jouazng each Of the Day
Beck entries practical accosntant would explain the
10 hes pupil this simres the science that any young
ofeommon English education acquire nowledee without
the assistance Of teacher To which added Directions TO
the Learner Commercial Calculations and Praca Forms fer
keeping hooks every and variety %
houses Public Addresses. the r,t delivered upon the sub
ject Sc, Se-thi, day published by William Jackson, i07
Broadway and for sale tn. principal bookstore. in the Unit
ed Stats.. n6-hm'
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ry'ESrH WARD BANk-NoTiCE.-The subscribers
TO ,he ock Of this Bs1k, r,qa red pas The Ia.
snte Of the lnsalncDts due, before January 2d
nr forf. the payments made thereon
d2i I'm. T. HOOK Cashier.
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PUBLISHED pArLTBr
JAMES co EDON HE mn X r -

II ANN STREET.
TERMS OF ADyERTIsISG.-The ertensiv. ei-rushss
OF the rhAIp both in town and country makes sgpsy,sp
chsnasl for advertisers.
roH a LEs.:
s,y % 50 days, 81 70 days, ~ 81 10 days, ~ .:
-. rs 80 8 9G0 II n N
cole 1T5 oI2 II r.
ToE EtsHr LINES LEsI
. vcets, ~ so months, ~ ~
I month, 90 mo1fh, Is "a
90 All advsrti.smcstslto be pad before their n..rtone
Advertisement inserted IN the WISELY HEkALp At 81
per square every Insertion.
MeErtTe HsssLD-isued every morning .rs.pt suns.,.
price too cent? per copy Country Subscriber, firhs4 AZ
The rate, for any specific period on r.,es in sss
vance No paper sent, unless paid in advances.
WEkELy hEsALp-issued avery Saturday noruins st on
clock pee sr cents rer copy. Furnished to eotry b,s,t
bsrs az 80 ger in advance
COMMEMORATE requested 10 address their letter, A.
ca business rDo,t b@ poet
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General Sessions.

JAN 1.-THE People VS.. Elias j Sylvester,
indicted for nisdeme0nor nlseiiiag lottery tickets
The charge was briefly explained to the jury by the
District Atty. common iniermer named Shore E.
Stevenson who employ ed the office of
the District ATT y, deposed, that he bought ticket
of the Rhode Island oti eries at the office OF
Sylvester in Broadway, and that the same day
. of the purchase, he saw the person from whom he
bought the ticket, at the Police efce, in custody.
On his cross examination, this witness said that
man named Brown, who belongs 10 the City Prison,
was with bin. and that Brown had been solicited to
20 by some other person OF the name of w. F. Ste
Venson.
directed w. +. Stevenson t. get ticket purchased
at Sylvester's, in consequence of an Anonymous
communication which had been received at the
Mayors Office
A sort of side wind attempt made by the pro-
seeution, to influence the jury, by arguing that
better testimony than that of the common nformer
could have been adduced, if the witnesses had been
court.
This argument afforded scope for a considerable
display of forensic eloSuence and the District At
torney wasted an usual portion of very excellent
indig lation on that prohfc topic. Mir Rates re-
piled with his usual sarcasm, and the dispute pro-
missed TO become interesting, when the Court de-
cided that uHess the counsel for the defence made
II grand feature in their that the testimony of
the common informer needed bolsteg;1g. why the
public prosecutor must not enlarge the lack of
diligence whica the absence of the other witnesses
argued in the summoning officers.
On the part of the defence, IL was set up that the
ticket, If sOlG at all, not Illegal us the lottery
had been authorize by the legislature OF the state
Of Rhode Island that the sale was sworn by the
common iniormer TO have been made TO himself
whereas in the indictment IT said 10 have be-
made to one Z" Brown 1t was also commended that
the testimony OF common infcrmer could not be
relied upon when unsupported by that OF some dis
Interested and respectable witRess.
The DIstric: Attorney replied To this line of argu
ment, and dealt out the awful aDthemss OF his elo
quence at lottery spectators lottery buyers lottery
sellers and at ALL and every loaier that ever had an
IN In uFIfh lnff
& Yates downto Aaron liars, and from the Ex-Nayor
down To the common inforrner, who had testified be-
fore the jury.
The learned gentleman's speech lasted till about
seven 2. vi when the court and lary having be come
very tired II was settled and agreed on all sides that
tne jury should go home until Monday at 10 o'clock
20 the great relief of some six OF the Police
Officers, who had been detained tn keep order and
10 the manifest discontinue and annoyance Of some
eight or ten genteel losiers who had been snoring
during the summing up, VITA their heads and heels
the Reporters table.
These gentry were woke up by the indefatigable
eXertions Of Old HAYS, and the court al iourned.
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(SHEAP Cash CRATE sTORE-To Master Builders.
u Crate Settlers and all Others nterestedkchen CRATES
to order at crate and fender mandatory 76 Gold
street. corner Of Spruce ST.. atll cents 10.
N B. Pan. and blowers for ell description OF CRATES made to
order in the best manner.
Also bought and stoves repaired, and put in
the best
Also crate setting and obbiny mason work dsne With aes-
patch, by =. olLhVoLf ~
dJ1'In+ rs Gold strest.
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! DIVISION nov the Office for the ,as e the celebrated
Hunters Rec Drcp. Prie. 81 per vial. jsll-
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fdy- MEDICAL CARD. 90

DOCTeR GLOVER is consulted confde ntislly usual
IL every al his Office He continues to devote his atten
ton select branch of his profession, and the
treatment of all delicate and de6es safe and
speedy removal Of which he has received the complimentary
notice strangers and Others The recent improvements in
dcue sad pharmacy have abb him to introduce seve
raj and remedies which have proved emneaty
Successful removing elects of long standing seminal weak
syphilis and all constitutional diseases arising from ina
PARTIES Of blood His medicines for the o. gonor
disrgr eeable but certain and
prompt in eectAs Strangers appried that DR.
graduated in his roescion in Philadelphia therefore his
professional claims do not EMIT him to be reokoncd among
the DOCTORS medic al uer., and great pre.ndes,
whose found in every Journal Those wao have
been treated Gnsucessuy by the ignorant aud
this branch of surgery, invited make application
his Office Ne. Ann street, Broadway adCinag the
American Museum
NJ B. Separate entrances and separate Offices previ
Led, and all snmun ications strictly confidential
as. Private entrance to his Office three doors from the
Maeum where he will be islnd at any hour until 10 IN tn
evening teI
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ATWILL'S MUSIC SALOON.
Plan FORTES ND M SIC

h hr, Plane expressly 70 bImnt
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short
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Pnc~.A ooonf
fAiMcoE blhmns@ slew dEd tH ohe
F.
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rOMPOsiTiON, the only cure for Badness Dandrif,
~ Gray Hair and all diseases of the scalp. No. Barclay
street, doors from broadway. n. BAH respectable
physicians, ladies and gentlemen, in the city attest the
merit ef the competition. js7 In"
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~ Office The copsr usr.hp tstwssa the snossrbsrs,
esisinr ths CITE q New YORK. sndsr the frs Of
IT'S PRESCOTT CO.. expires b. limitation on 3l,t in.
slant The tu.se win be closed ~ either OF the partners
their ,gent, who will the nsme Of the frm on,
Liquidation EUsTls PRESCOTT,
SAMUEL ZONES