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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-02


ginl, May l7th 1872:
IN the matter Of bankruptcy Of r. a. Watkins oftho town
of ynchbuTg In the Eastern Virginia District: The
f. e. Watkins, who las been dccIccd Bankrup, 10y this
Count, having filed pettnn praying for his discharge: II
ordered, That notice thereof be published ia news
paper printed hc city Of Richmond, seventy days at
least before the 2I LAY september next When hearing
Will Ice had the said petition, aihe City IIaiu the city
Richmond, and an creditors Who have their debts,
and other persons ia interest, appear AZ the SAID time
.n place aud show cause, sny Ihey have why the prayer
Of tie said petitioner should not he granted.
Copy-Iesie,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-02
an 10 wiiw HENRY GIBSON, Cis.

gnia, sVsh Aprl, 1872.
In the matter OF bankruptcy OF
EDMUND brown, OF the City Il Richmond, In the
Ia Easscra Virginia Distrct. The SAID Edmund brown
who las been dec reed bankrupt by this court. having
filed petition praying for his discharge: T. ordered,
that notice thereof he published In ancwSpspcr printed
in the city Richmond tcVcuiy days least before the
Sh day oi July neat, when hearing will be had On the
sad petition. al tho city Hall In the Cty at Richmond, AMI
al creditors who have proved their debts and other per.
sons In intercst appear IT the sati time AMI place
anil Show II any they have why the prayer OF the
said petitioner should not hc granted
Copy. Trsie,
on q wllw HENRY GIBSON, Crk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-02

BONNETS, ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, SC.
NUNS BOnncis, at Is Gd
~ Misses straw, Lcghorn and Zphyine Bonncts
Laies' hmazono, straw, Florence Braid Zphyiino
aud Fancy BOnneis
Aufc1l Flowers
Tho atoye Goods al n tho newest and most fash
ionablc styles, and will be cold low.
ALSO,
Genilcmens and Boys straw, Palm, Manila and Lea.
horn Hats, at J u CI NNINGiIAN'I ~
apI New and Cheap Cash Dry Goo,is store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-02

Ia the unlel Siaics Count ar the Eastern District OF Viz
Niaia, ltih AlIl. iSi2
N the matter Of BankToptcyo OF 4. BYRON BARKER 81
the city of Richmond IA the Eastern Virginia District.
The said 4. Byron barker, who has been doerccd Rank
rup by this court, having filed petition praying Tor his
hschargc Is ordcrc that notice thereof be pubhshcd
IN newspaper printed In the city Of Richmond, 7oday at
least before Sh day of july ncNt when hearing will be
had on the said petition the City Hall the city OF Rich.
uond, aud all crenrs ~ho have proved their debts au
other persons In Interest may .pgcar the SAIL time and
place. ami show cause. they have why the pray Of
the saii petitioner should not &c granted.
A CoTY-Tcsc, -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-30
FRENCH,S HOTEL.

THE subscriber having completed the enlargement Of his
novel and magnificent style respectfully offers it, attractions
TO the public
The upper part of the esabshment fitted with lodging
furnished the and rcplete with every
TO the and comfort Of
his customers These will be let for the day, week.
month.
The principal eor Picture Gallery Library, Re
Ish Sson and Bar arranged in costly and unique style.
Ovstes Rsrebs Poached Eggs and all other
ALE rs.hss served the best and OF the very
bcst onsI His liquors will be selected from the choicest
Tbs Library large, containing many valuable standard
voes in science. the literature and politics,
The portion OF rich and curious works. ii
atratins the history end politics Of this country. from dis
covery the present time.
The Gallery many fine paintings by old masters Of
pleasing and interesting subjects well worth the Of
the admirers Of art. .
subscriber has spared pains render
his establishment worthy Of extended public patronage II
his supply his with place OF Of
Intellectual and and he hesitate
that the mater he has provided has been pssed
any similar establishment Europe He erefore
confidently invites the public and the desirable and
acnal has sbhed that they will adj
init his sn,srprize deserving Of and
cess, a. II IL unique and novel; -..-.- ---
NJ B-The Hotel will be closed AZ IL O'Clock r M but
lodgings can be obtained until IA. M. d20 lmsr
TTNCUKRENT MONEY Of all and, BqTshs;;.ss :, the
d24 avail suset aud 100 Broadway
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u. y. Circuit Court.
Before Judge Kent.

DEC. 29-Psopie of the State of Nno York vs. Pkswss
Bdnk-This is commonly called the great Phoenix Bank
case quo wcrrdno has been fled the part Of the
State OF New York to revoke the charter of the Phenx
banF on account Of exactng rates Of
several cases. There are some sixty two issues in the
peadiago and nine distinct cases Of usury in the charge
ton in avery clear and able The csse will pro.
badly occupy the attention Of the Court for some days
We shall endeavor to give the strong points, and any
thing Of special interest.
Geo. p Barker Attorney General of the State of New
York, and samuel A. Foot, for plaintiffs Daniel Lord
Prescott Hail. and Mr.. Cutting, for defendants
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Court OF Common Pleas.
Before Judge Tp9lis

Dro. 2eIohn Gibbons VS.. Charles Woisay, Of als-It
an action against Captain Wolsay for assault and
battery alleged to have been committed on plaintiff on
board the sesmboat Narrsganset her way from Pro.
The defence that there Irish riot ON board the
boat, and all Captain Wolsay did TO separate the
parties, who were all Irish deck passengers.
H. 5 Henry. and N. D. Blunt, Tor plaintiff Mr.. Everts
for defendant
Force vs. Sice-The Jury in this case brought in Q
verdict for plaintiff Of six cents damages and six cents
costs.
.4bieman vs. Dueker.The Jury in this case brought in
averdict for plaintiff OF $50 damages
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SPRING ARRANGEMENT FOR 1913.
& !, Az - 8 T. ]. 80 :,

1880 M Nd MD
OLD ESTABLISHED EMIGKANT PASSAGE
No. 81 SOUTH STREET, N. Y.
DASsAGE and from Great Britain and Ireland by the
gul. line of packets sailing on the t 7th 18th. 10Th and
Tie Old ssff B!sse e. Bal. hps are a. foow,
Ship SS% xSsS f:s::a fs:s:ss'
sSSRS ssli$
OXFORD, CsSt;ir n Rsthb9n.
saips g,nSa q S:..: :;s SSs Elm
e ca, REla Ss 4 s ss;$dEE; :m.,
ssSoooahhsTEskk, t.S ssia's wcaS %s'
H HVEsfSSL 4. Gee. ei' Sss ss'i Esids
Tn. Commercial Line composed Of lorty superior fast
i. p Vi. ss e F
New ana .p ps "n 70 Es
sn pt. Blush Moth 2%ses Weekly Inc 90
ri nis': ssss q ne
sssi T
be acc BY sns line e packet ship; sailing
=. sns give
p. the Z. ere Lime will in addition to the be
daring The season. thereby avoiding any detention Those
.ss may IT, b hing
pI0meDs" With .hs;s the subscriber hone:
rsele patronage wbsh his been 20 literally bestowed for
'sss%Sca from he Different S port. IN Ireland
and 8 otlsnd to Liverpool.
Remftances and Drafs-With regard his
forth Of his drafts they such every
W On, and paid all The banking houses dnand,
nc mt Urea Britain and Ireland. Those peIsons there
ughsut the United State, who wish remit money
IN nds reading in any part OF the United knadom, wi
~ lice the receipt OF The here with and
40 fthe rerty to H. draft for the amount at he
per pound .'erng, will be forwarded ships
o tpsehet shin and receipt duplicate Of same
. Ioush the post ONCE. Fo further particulars apply,
LOAN nERpMAN, 81 south street. or
u; W. RuBiNsON 0oree Parzas,
ans NepSune 2, Wate loo Dock, Liverpool
trsnd-Dnns Del.ny. ESQ., h NS. SMsss .1' Iorn
Co, Belfast, Mr. VIM. Cairns Sondo,s ~. Nun
Eta ,COrh. oA"onue"s' 10 i;,ns s
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Han krupt List.

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK
Thomas Ri,ch, Wswarsins. Ulster county, N Y, car
penter.
Bradford Lincoln, city ofN ", merchant.
Philemore Canfeld, city Of N. Y, builder
George w. Stwell Brooklyn, L. j., iron railing crate
and fender manufacturer.
George Adlard, N. ", agent
Edward Crommelin, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-30

7 AMOUR0Ux's ELECTROMAGNETIC PLATES
- afford day evidences Of their infalble efficacy
Tor curing all Diseases snd chronic
tsms neurology, the goat megm tic dooureux danse
saint ouy chils scstc cramps the stomach, and
brought bruises dision.iDgs
eases OF women and girls pale coors
pessions vaPos attacks, he. They very useful
too for tetters scrou sweIngs eryspeas paralysis the
beginning &c. Sold at the p9dfrsSs price o So by
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NEW YORK, FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 80. 1912.

AIA rOh SALE.-Ihat valuable stand known the
1 Long Island Hotel situated in the town Of sip in SUI
folk county. l. l. The house built IN modern style,
sshy feet hit hen ineladad high, with AUG
and S The
saTr oal.oadngs fruit aud ornamental shbbey &c.
f view e the beach, the light house sssd aud
p y Ge & tG' and SPp pa.n
Sse ~ within az Sbo .sI Of hs L9ng Island Raj kOsd
W d communication with the cities OF New
No Of Long Island affords greater facilities for fowliug
S1o or sina OF us noble sport Of buck hanag
Theres about Two hundred OF land and meadow
hchea 70 e PREMISES and good proportion of stand OF
the whole part Of the land may the purchaser
The terms viii be liberal, and the title undispured.
JAMES ROVE III East ssoadway or Of B. K HALL
s Chatham street, New York. 9f che sgbssabs5 the
Dated, I,hp Nov. 1884, d. imsec
wia : a ro u Nsc 1s
S psseasas hong Island ssnnd AZ
"a TO THE LADIEs.-WM. & II. BEBEE, Fa.h,ona-
SSie haiters, 7s Broadway. under Howard Hotel have
Hat: Of Their manufactured which warranted
sny are so sGsa weh cannot fail to 'u those
ra Ac o sS asS q Gents Boys and Gnd,sn'
hS2S "a COX F sss Boots. the s.. Of
"assS1 % Waite, pS Ss,Issy go,, do SEQ &c
90 Light French Cafsun loots, do 81 to 4 90
do Dancing Gsiter, beautiful article, 50
LADIES' ssiter boots enskns slippers ties quilted shoes
and al s ha fs Ha ' ess.
sSn. ali hind. 70 be- found IIs 1 %od al
ct our own and warranted II be the best and
sai 3 e SRsookS i'isst st.
Bottles FRANCHISES
e. p. A, tiEkDY. de Paris, has opened store 1877
cute orders Tor bots Of ali DESCRIPTION. Although his prices
are lower p Two dollars IMAM those OF shonabe French
any made where He imports his lasts IRON Pa
RS and SO nodies hem to fit Tssalary sim ped foot
ted makers 10 Paris enables him /, Conduct his bunes with
ECONOMY and thereby supply his customers at the following
Fine aud substantial Roots.
Corr aud double sole do
propori.nie articles be
'0 dis i "a - sIoaaw'yir TERMS CASH
s W LKER respectfully invites the attention Of he
public TO his large of ladies' and gentle mens' boots
and fancy dress boots danceg alters and pumps. shoes
nGa Gad water p'9o @ LADIES, misses and
lection mems boys and ehildsns coarse and rne boots and
M s ncrmsa soGns 81
Hudson street. d. imsr
60 CLINTON Cheap Boot and shoe Market, COS
a BE- found Boo and soe To- a % 9as All
those who boots and shoes will do well give call La
@ sea p PEI
S Ss W % AZ who H sos sSas
ss s S1s sesA' boo, Sn'e
%a WAIEKPROOF BOOTs-Gum-E Elastic Shoes
and Boots and Shoes q am9s, all The differ r.
f Id s:. % and s ssss shoes; he and
and Ts 7 % boot and shoe lime Gsy be oo
q Hudson
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~ M N
THE BLACK BALL OR OLD LINE o. AI'D

~ NM
FhE SEAck sAL fn III oSb 5E ElrE
LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
t5eia from Liverpool the zh and 10th Of every mopu
Wishing to send to tire Old Country for their fiend
the with the subscribers
hn out ia this superior OF Packets sailiDs
op yerrsoi punctssy the 7h and 10Th Of every month
slso have first Class Of trading ships
6on from that port. One Of the firm Mr.. James d. Roche
there 70 that they shall be forwarded with and des
Should the parties agreed for not come out the money win
be returned TO those who paid it here. without reduc
ton.
Tne Black Ball. Old Line of Liverpool Packets. comprise
!h s, 0 a1Ssa magnificent Ships; viz Nrw vopx
CAMBRlD0E, COLUMBUS,
EUROPE, SOUTH AMERICA,
ENGLAND, NORTH AMERICAN
With such superior and uncqualcd The sub
scrbe confidently look forward for
port hieh las been extended TO them for which
Those proceeding, renting their can
alta times obtain Dras sight for amount direct
the Royal Bank Of Ireland, Dub lin, rsc
Mesns. PRESCOTT, GROTE. AMEs & co.
y Bankers, London.
shich will be paid on demand at any Of the Banks or hcr
rsnches IN al The principal towns throughout England Ire
VA ROCHE, BROTHERS co.
90 IS Foton street New York,
next door 70 the Fulton Bank
IN HP-The Old Line of Liverpool Packets sail from this
ust ~ Liverpool the st and 18th Of each month Parties
1Aang 10 the old will find il their comfort and
TO select this vonte Line for their conveyance
'NssFshse 70 any other. DIR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-30

has been well known that the Sun newspaper In
cheapness had for several years the largest
circulation in New York This circulation from obvious
causes, has diminished very much Of late, and is
hardly half Of what hes been in former years As
tural consequence its advertising patronage diminish
cd in like ratio may be by looking its columns
The evidence of the decline in its circulation is exhibited
in the contract with Mr. Butler published by Mr. Beach
himself conrased with contract made with Persse
Brooks. Now, Mr. Butler, like Persse Brooks is a
highly respectable man. and good paper manufacturer
although the paper he furnishes to the Sun is ola cheaper
and OF course quality than what have nvara-
bly, used for the Her AID 1t is evident from these contracts
that about onethird paper per than
Mr.. Beach Of the Sum- and accordingly circulation u.s.
in the RATIO extensive The nature of this cir
culation is also different.
The Sun circulates among the poor principally -but
among the higher and educated cassespatcu-
larly the clerical financial, literary, and commercial.
Our advertising patronage has also increased muchas it
naturally do among business and intelligent peo
pie capable of seeing their best and truest interests BY
inspecting the Sun. it will be that whole columns
consist of old advertisements stuck in to fill up space
while other columns contain silly love stories instead Of
the important the day. which they seldom publish
till the day after.
These the but do not blame Mr.. Beach for
this decay. Necessity compels hmand necessity has
last two years-and has turned his attention. probably
what he thought better business. His place has been
changed into brokers' office, for shaving Jacksonville
notes Ulster notes. and Malone notes. all known under
the Of" Beach eave He has also united with the
business ofa money changer" that Of small shop for
tho sale Of the cheap literature Of the day. Probably he
has into these kinds Of business in anticipation
the setting OF the Sun, which has suffered awfully of
late from the combined energy of the other penny and
two.penny press. in collecting early These facts
present the state of the to the public There
can be no mistake in the documents OF Mr. Butler and
Mess Persse Brooks-and henceforth the public will
know the why the Herald has become the principal
organ for the cash business advertising in New York
We leave all the credit business to the Vail street press
For the avors we have received we return our thanks
and hope by industry and independence merit
tinuance hereafter Of the Like kindnesses always with
the cash in advance. A merry Christmas to all
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
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IMPROVED MINERVA SHOULDER BRACE.
WITH Goodyears Patent ms lnbe prinRs hs OBJ

WITH Goodyears Patent Unstable subbe Springs The OBJ.
W ect OF this article by bracDg the shoulders expand
the chest free action the and
Parents and guardians particularly
this article rs 1t BE- depended for the purpose for
which nded and will be found of vast utility
and benefit to chdrep Of ehr and all persons have
perfect and will be found the FREQ
OF the They ed under the date in
speeon Of Mr. psrss who he's for the last ,teen years
been engaged in the manufacture of Of
none h! could Dc a possessing reSu
phs :ueserbes would their Improved
dgeon Of patent spring which aspt the beto the wishes
Of the combining all benefits Of support &c
rived from the belt manufactured after The old az the
time giving by their elasticity and the
form Of the Sold Wholesale retail the old esta
bshment Of Panells Agate 2 Broadway, between Park
place and Murray street dl3 imsr
IF THE WORLD only knew half the desperate vene
real disease cured by the physician the Huperan Dispen
the far famed and Justly
funer Red Drop there woud any DIV used
this medicine has twelve y-au ago ihe only
ana harmless Earth; those AFFECTED
" invited TO call and the private
hundds q who have been cured this
medicine after all else have failed. Pnce 81 wnrnted in ali
,.ses Pssu IN Albsn Rochester and Bufslo, NY. Boston
igcnuoe by remtpg with description Of the Ia
dl6 lmsn I.a ~.
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To the Public.

In congratulang readers, patrons advertisers and
the public in general the glorious advent of the birth
day Of our Lord and Savior sincerely them oil
the feelings Of gratitude that feel for the une1amPled
support and patronage extended towards the Herald not
only during the last year but ever since establishment
In May, 1885.
In the space Of time that has elapsed since the organize
ton of this establishment, newspaper ever passed
through such fiery trial Of attacks. abuse, hbes and
atrocious caumnies have experienced Yet in the
midst of such misrepresentation we have propered to
hearts content and every obstacle made to
progress We have at this moment the largest the best.
aud the most respectable circulation Of any nsDspaper
Nsv York-and advertising patronage is great,
that have difficulty to find for the favors of our
generous patrons
In proof OF this annex the following documents
which speak to the mind at once =
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bCNOFFfcE, N. -
Aug. 20, lSa2.
Mr.. H. ". BUTLER -
SrR -
Please deliver at the Sun
Office, N. Y, fpe hundred
reams of paper per sOeek, for
six months from the 18th of
October, 1912, to be Of this
quality. size and weight, the
same to be paid for in cash
every two weeks.
NJ. Y. BEACH.
l accept the above order,
and agree to furnish the pa
per accordingly.
H. v. CUTLER.
Aug. 81, 1912.
Witness, NJ. 8. BEACH
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New YoRx HERALD !
Il OvyIcE, Nov.l, lSa3.
MrssRs. PERssE & BRooxs
GENTLEMEN -
Please to deliver at the
Herald Office, New York
Screen hundred aud fifty
reams per sceek Of the small
sized paper % Ss32- for the
Daily Herald.
Also 80 reams per peek Of
the large sized 80 LAS for the
Weekly Herald for one year
from this date, to be of quail
ty equal to this specimen
Payments to be made each
Wsek in cash, in full for that
week.
DANES G. BENNETT.
We accept the above or
derand will deliver it as d.
rected.
PERSsE & BROOKS,
No. 81 Liberty street.
$3.50 .. -. NG ~ Witnesses.
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BOTTES FRANCHISES

<Sxxr3 FASHIONABLE BOOTS AND SHOES
9 w ALKER respectfully invites the attention Of the
public TO his large Of ladies' and gentle mens' boots
and shoes soiss nd water proofs French and native calf
and fancy dress boots dancieg gaiies and pumps shoes
india rubber and water proof ladies' misses and
chidren boots shoes and buskns of the choicest
lection mems boys and children and boots and
shoes OF the choicest kinds before offered
In city 49 Broadway and 2os Canal nohwest Of
street. Inns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-30

- WATERPROOF BOOTS-Gum- Elastic Shoes
80 and Boots and Shoes Of almost all the differ
snt suitable for winter wear Also large assortment Of
ladies' and chden boots shoes CATERS and buskns
the best quality, abundance All the above articles
and almost thing the boot and line be found
at The store Of A KNOX < Co.. known the Clinton Boot
Shoe Market 2oi Canal north OF Hudson
and a sii any q and one. h7 insr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-30

"a CLINTON Cheap Boo, and shoe Market, COS
Sreenwch corner Of Spring street il the only place
those who boots and shoes will do well give call La
nes sno misses ps.9s from ', and smnS per
boots from eshngs 81 pair All who Vish &c
ayEe tyree uNyicb Qprtp 1rnkv
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TUHEAT25oo bushels prime Illinois Wheat. For sale
w EDWD, X, COLLINS & co,
PATENT PRESERVED PORTABLE MEA1
AND lOI1pS

WARRANTED 70 keep any length Of time In any climate,
" viz HOLSTERS. halibut shad salmon oysters, and clans
BROTH chicken SOUP tail soup mock and turtle SOUP
vegetable SOUP mushrooms, turnps,
tnps, tomatoes milk &C. &c actued sold wholesale
by WILLIAM MULLANE
G2lm'f s2k Nassau street.
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"a TO THE LADlES-WM. 4 II. BEBEE fashlona-
bA5e Ha,ter l78 Broadway under Howard Hotel, have
hand an extensive OF Ladies and Misses Beaver
Hats oil their manufacture which warranted superior
any IN city aud price, which cannot fail suit, those
IN want are respectfully invited 10 call.
Also general assortment OF Gents Boys and Childrens
Fur. Cloth and fancy Velvet Cans. dlnlmr
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~ & MA

Punetuaty regards the day sailing will
heretofore The price Of outward fixed at One
Hundred Dollars Tor which ample of description
Will be provided, with the exception Of wines and liquors.
which will be furnished by the stewards.
GOODHUE Il Co, 81 South st.,
G. ii. MARSHALL, SO Burlingsip, NJ Y.
ie2t Ivh Barring BROTHERS & Co. L,rool.
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I'D within q miles Of New York, with from 20 20
sJ Is, q land near Long lsl1nd sound preferred Ad
" - - III
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n From Peck Slip, East RIVER.
The new and splendid steamboat NEW HAVEN, Captain
X Dustan will leave Tuesday Thursday and
day afternoon, At O'Clock.
Passengers for Boston will be forwarded Immediately on the
arrival OF the above boats at Norwich, and will proceed with
out change Of cars baggage.
For further information, enquire the Office of
49, ID. b. ALLEN. 80 PecR slip up stairs.
All peons are forbid trusting account Of the
above boas or owners p25r
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAIL ROAD COMPANY