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New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

The resolution Of the other Beard Coz memorial.
zing the Legislature for law abolishing the oface
of Water Commissioners forthwith, was taken up,
and its adoption advocated by Messrs. Davis and
Waterman, and opposed by Messrs. Murphy and
Benedict. and motion TO refer it TO the Aqueduc,
Committee was adopted:
Mr. Waterman offered resolution that the Comp.
,roller paw Henry Vandewater sl5in full for the use
of his house for the Commissioners Of Registry of
the Tenth Ward adopted.
The Board concurred with the other Board in re-
hiring the room for the of the First Second and
Third Wards Court in Fulton stree, for another
from the lst Of May next
Petitions OF Messrs Kingsland 10 have moneys in
the City Treasury paid him. and OF William Loze-.
sode. of the Revolution for outdoor relic; the
shape of employment, In regard this latter pet
ton. Mr.. ateraan offered resolution for the Com
missioners OF the Altashouse 10 pay TO Mr. Lozer
50 week for his subsistence, he being upward
of so years Of age adopted.
REsoLur1oSs-For two physicians to vaccinats
all the poor in the Twelfth ard Sixteenth Wards, TO
be selected By the Aldermen and Assistants Of ,he.e
Wards, and to be paid $50 each year by the
Common Council: adopted.
For renuInbering Attorney street adopted.
For the Law Committee report memorial 10
the Legislature the subjec, Of much Of the
por, Of the Committee the Grand Jury as relates
to the hawking Of Sunday paper. referred.
For dispensing with the Day Police Office Of the
Seventh Ward: referred.
Adjourned
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01
THE DAILY TRIBUNE.

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deems erroneous I, zealously advocates the i Ro-
TEcTloX oy AMERICAS INDUSTRY against the
sraspns policy Of foreign nations, by counervnli,
ing their injurious restrictions aud trading with
them only on footing of perfect reciprocity. Il,
urges the restoration, BY means consistent with the
Public Liberties, of Sound and Uniform NATION
AL CURRENCY. 1t demands RETRENcHMEST and
REFORM in the conduct OF the General Govern
ment 1t will war to the utmost against Jacohinic
ANARCHY, such as has Just been exhibited i'll Ten
nessce and especially against the abhorrent ntamy
of the Reputation OF State Debts. In short, j,
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O. "OUR MESS" ~
u ----715 ~
Commencing with the Story of
"Jack Hinton, the GuardSman."

JUN HlltUl, lllO UuuluSLldH
the frs. number of which was published in the World
of January -. No commentator of this work will be
necessary to those who have read the delightful novel
Of "Charlex O'Macy."
=. The thrilling and popular Novel of "A MARY TT.
DOR, OR THE PASSIONS" by Edmund Flagg Esq.
author of the ''Duchess of Ferrara Beatrice" sc
commenced January Is, and now in progress.
3. 3..'WiLroN HARVEY" new tale by Miss c. NJ. Scdg
wick author of "The Lnwoods, -" Live and Let Live"
Sc This story was commence ed on the first of January
and full of interest," the being laid in this city
/. ABEL PARSONS, THE BROTHERS, REvEHcE," an
Original Tale ofthe Great Fire in NewYork, Dec. 1885
aboundin in passages intense interest and illustrated
with superb Engrayings from Original designs. This
tory will be commenced in a few weeks.
s. THE BLACKSMITH OF ANTWERP y Il capital Tale by
popular author with several elegant illustrations
drawn and engraved expressly for the New WoRLu.
E. TIE SPECTRE THE LAGooNs," another splendid
story, by r. y. Y. Williams, Esq. to be given.
= THE BnIGASp : A TALE OF CAsriLE.n and :" Ga
snrrLLE De vKRor, on THE HUMAN HHAar,'b popular
contributor.
In addition 20 all these novelties and attractions there
will be published series of the most ESGE,
WooD by the best artists OF England and Amer
ica fact, for the and quality Of the mat
ter Of the NEW WORLD orthe number and nencss OF It's
Engrarings comparison is challenged with any period
al established in this any other country And cr all
hs-each number Of which is sufficient for the amusa-
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year for himself. Address j. W,NcHEsTrR, Publisher
30 Ann street, New York.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01
=NEw-YoRK CATTLE MARKET.

IKcpOrtcl luI TIE Tribunc.
MONDAY Jan. 81, 1872.
market head Beef Cattle including 500 left
last week 200 o which from the South and the bal
ancc from ,!is Stale; 10 Mich Cows and 1900 Sheep
The Beet market much the 5 last Week The
sales reached $50 head follows few extra cattle sold
AT SO The first quality 81 St cattle, second quality al
G Il $Gl, aud the third quality At &5t The lOolhs.
MILCII COWS were. mostly taken at % S-lj, cash
SHEEP were all taken at so . 90 and 81 cash
HAY-Salts a, 81 a 81 cents the lOOlhs.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

The market Foreign Exchanges Tor The Cunard >eaI-
closed rather firm The amount OF remittance bv her Is
yr large Some Bills ~d high as 9:. but the gen.
erally q 3! FraEcs 2a r., winch advance.
Certificate, OF depos,e the Merchants and Mechanics
Bank OF Troy 10 ,he amount Five Thousand Dollars
received here this nornn" from NewOreans. where ih.y
had b.,n negotiated, which b-liey- frauds They
had several endorsements Among them Gic>on. formerly
Cashier OF the Bank OF Rome. Ga. who figured about
last SUMMER Some of The endorsements are good names
The Banks Of Philadelphia held meeting Saturday
evening last Of which j. READ, E>l., President JOSHUA
JONES. Secretary.
There in attendance delegates from following
Banking Institutions
Tn, T Philadelphia Bank, The Mechanics Bank,
Farmers and Atchanic>'Z North America.
Commercial, Western.
Penn Township, Manufacturers Mechanics
Southwark Bank.
The following Banks represented consequence
OF not having received timely notice.
The Bark OF Northern Liberties The Moyamensing Bank
The kenslngton Bank.
On motion OF AIr. Dundas OF the Commercial Bank.
ranrenen; the following effect agreed upon, subject
20 The decision the respective Boards special meetings
to be held this (Nondayi morning:
The Bank, issue their exclusively, OF the
denomination OF $50 and upwards
III. The Banks 10 make daily exchanges with each other.
III. Balances 10 be settled weekly. oitcncr The OPP
lion OF the creditor bank TO be paid III specie or up 10 the
March, commercial bills moi having than - DAYS
after the i> o March, not exceeding G0day,
be approved by the creditor bank and guaranteed by the
debtor bank
IVA safety fund is also 10 be created thus the banks OF
largest capital .epo.it 100000 each and those OF
smaller capital so 900 each, in the hands 0. Trustees each
bank choose Trustee and the whole TO form board
The above bc in specie Treasury notes, equally
satisfactory security On the default of any bank, the rus
have power convert the security such
tent pay the deiacation and the detautlng bank
be thereafter excluded from The arrangement
N..To rcelnic specie payments on the III of August
After the adoption OF few farther resolutions, not OF gen
era interest, the delegates adjourned
We may add ,at the Bank OF Pennsylvania not repre-
>tncd.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01
T H f NE W W 0RL.D
:fourtb @uurto bdulne.
EDITED By rARK BENJAMIN.

With the first of January commenced the Fourth Vol
urne of the QrARro EDITION Of the NEw WORLD As 10
story other article is continued from the last volume
offers the most desirable period for subscriptions
TO begin and beg subscribers and friends
to give the benefit Of their influence in making this
fac, known and in extending the circulation OF the
WORLD in their several towns and neghborhoods The
mos. complete arrangements haze been made for
tensrc and valuable with various f egn
countries which fail 10 be extremely interesting
New exquisite original Engravngs will be given every
week in illustration Of original Novels, Tales, &c.
Hanv Of which are now in the hands Of artists.
In order to give idea Of the rich things which
already in hand TO appear in the present volume We
suljoin list-though, in addition, all the works of
issued in Great britain America will also ap
from week TO week:
|. The Grand New Military Hortl, by the author OF
CHARLES OMALLEY, entitled
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01
WIN. EaAGAR e. co.
TYPE AND STEREOTYPE FooNOE l.

"a UItOH, c0FHe1
sEw-IoRK
y5,En ,h,cg.her, t.ke this method OF announcing 10
their fn.as. and Ne public generally . that 5n"t has%g
puseHased 'ns us.r. Conner & Cooke, they have
formerly o*ea 70 their present central location Having
made a5.Is ssS ssy ssy
ere GOV pecd h with prouplsess, and favorable
may oe a: auy Foundry in America To their Spsc
vhica has been recently extensively circulated,
,Lcy would respecty refer:
.ous II not superior say manufactured in this county
.nt Undergo thorough examination appearance,
ranging, dressing and properly asserting Al articles ex
Cooke together with Sorts Fonts sold by taem now
be furnished from this Foundry ~i,hou, delay With sIy
s:rce added.
WM EAGAR & co. Agents foz the sals Of Ice Hs.
pier Washington and Smith Presses which. together w
Chssos, Cases, Composing Sucks, Furniture nk. and
every article Gsed the Printing Buapess ~il! nc Kegs
on hand, and furnished at nanufsc;a'ers pficea'
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01
MONEY MARKET.
3 AT THE STOCK BOARD. JANUARY 81
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.


There va far amount nj business the Stock Exchange
today generally decline SATURDAYS prices Dela
Hudson declined , per cent: Long Island :.
In State Stocks the operations rather limited Indiana
Bonds fell of II and Illinois Bonds L: Ohio Skies ~oId at
s0. SeW.Yorl Fiy-S 1889 nj 10
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01
Rn IIil6.i,lS s. RoLLin

Little Green property, 80 II front, 81 feet rear 80 II
devp side, 79t the other, situated 81 II from
Liberty s, sold 500
Two story house and 10; No.whte sold 800
Five lots Third and ThiItietl 81 l23: Il
the avenue from SO to 9 II deep sold 2iOO
Three story house II Barclay - with lease OF lot from
Columbia College; grou:d rent SlI5 till 1911, then
$500 and S225 for two terms OF q years EACH
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

u All Persons having claims sga;as, the late pub
l.hiur firm of George Dearborn Co. are requested 70
,eu hem in writing aatay the ofoe Of Henry T.
Dea.icy, Attorney, No. IA Wsli 81 Ji9u
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01
CUDERBTLL,S GERMAN PLASTER
ENGLISH NEWSPAPERS. MAGA

~ ZINES. BOOKS AND -PRINTS.-rransatlanlic
Ne >papcr Office. Liverpool.
CHARLES WILMER. OF Liverpool. supplies the Ane
r:can public with BRITISH NEWSPAPERS, =MAGA
ZINES, BOOKS, and PRINTS, the most advantageous
terms III, forwards very latest editions OF all the Lon
don and Provincial Newspapers Shipping Lists. Price Cur
rents, &c well those all parts OF the European
Continent hy Steamers and Liners from Liverpool Lon
don and Bristol, and the Magazines Books. and Prints,
published
His charge for London Daily Papers G. S; week.
Is one published Fivcpencr, I'll IS. l0d or SMpensr
FL as 2d per all the Magazines, Books or Prints
he supplies at the prices as hey are charged by the
publishers in London.
All orders should cvcntdi>apponmenl, be addressed
"CHARIEs" in full, and non, viii be attended 10 unless ac-
companed by remittance reference for payment, three
months advance, some Liverpool or London house
PS-News Letter., comprising epitonr OF every ,lling
interesting American Canadian readers, furnished on
reasonable terms II lawly
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01
Bu,,erfIeld I Coachman. Auctioneers

~ TUESDAY, Feb 3:-SFLESptD FCRSTTrRE--A; 10
o'clock al IS We, Egh,eeu;h-s,-ee; large assortment, OF
elegant Furniture, conssng OF Brussels and carpet
ing rigs oil cloths ~oa>, BUREAUS, tables. dining
bes, mahogany and maple chairs wastands ot;ouas d.
vans blinds aie and pier glasses, china ard glass ware
beds mattresses. beddngs, Ic together . large guam
f!t OF kitchen utensils. Ii w ch The sale viii
-ils1 excellent Pia:so II lt-
Y TO THE PUBLIC.-We would call attention The
sale OF *o-Stor Hou>e and Lease lt 10 Firs;s,reet
which takes place rts day the Merchants Exchange
E. H. LUDLOW, Aucuoneer II Broad st
who vi" give particulars OF the lease al The time o. sale
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01
I'll nrieo: !:
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In tbs city Jan 81, attera sho-; illness Mr. James Nc
Daniel, aged 81
Inc relatives and friends hs family requested;
tend l!s uneral0n "Wednesday afternoon "a inst ai O'Clock
ror!l his late residence, No Vaade,vat.rs
In this city, Jan. e M-am daughter OF Dr. Hodges
aged li
In this city, Jan p Mar.vidow OF the late Capt Robert
Deni~on o, Savbrook, Conn
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01
Every Youths Gazette.
THE HANDsoMEsr AND CHEAPEST PERIoDI.
CAL FOR THE YOUNG.
AT the Office OF the New World.
.lna illustrated By Elegant EngrOrirgs on Hr,oa.

TnE YOUTHS G,zrTTr is published in quarto form.
Containing sixteen pages fine white paper and will be
edited By experienced writer for the Young assisted
BY the most eminent talent in this country and Englan
ltwi give entire the most popular works for children
By authors dear ard famiiiart ,hemsuch Miss Edge
worth Mrs. Holland, Mary Hewitt Miss Maruneau, Mrs
Barwcl Miss Milford, Mrs, :. C. Hall, Joanna Baltic,
Mrs southey Miss Coleridge and others and al price
far lsSshan that for which such works could be reprinted
in this country. 1t will also contain orig na articles by
iayorite American authors. pure moral tone will per
wade its columns and WILL in all respects, be adapted
The tastes and capacities Of Youthful persons and
thus mert lis
TERM
= Forone copy.two Dollars for Two copies three Dol.
lars OF all solvent and speciepayiug Banks in
the United States and Canada payable always a@roncr
IL No letters taken from the Office unless postpaid or
free, Address {" ErrKr TouTn', G,LETrri" 80 Ann
street New York
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01
SAILS By AUCTION.

Bg W II. Fraukiia.
Two story brick house and lot No. SO Hammond 81
house 22Xt0 feet lot 25x00 feet, sold $50
Two story brick front house. l23 Church hous. 25x2
lot 25x5i :, brick stable oi sold 1000
Lcaschold No. 81 King street p years 10 run, tree o!
soj,l 400
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01
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BY 5. n.R ApE II

Siore. 81 Wiiarn.>trres, corner OF Rne-s,ee, ss
SzisskIOn III ESDAT. Feb. i. 4, 10 O'Clock,
aSa3qa. al the Auction Room,
Epack age Saie.-Persmpioyy Sale OF Hosiery, Gloves
Fiad Gnghaul> Cnbeacs-d Linens Thread Lace, &c &c
on months credit for approved endorsed Doe,-coas,
Is cases aie> and gents eolore white md black couon
:, cases Sera,aa Cotton Hose.
DO Plaid Ginshams
Il 10 Unbleachsd Linens
do Blue-G!ack veive,>
cartoons German Thrrad 1ac-x nj new rst,ern.
prlsng the handomest assop,en, offered the city
q, cases superior Gold and Lnen TaprS
5 do German Yellow Nankeers harrow AID wide
Ao-Mou>siaine de Lame Dresses Mills, Germ Suspend
ers metal gil, hc- and Goa, bu,,ou> Rob
Roy and Kabvi ssw, gloves six hosiery fancy p,a; cape
skins csssjmeyes bieachei Sesnss and shugs aoos
cloths, &c. &c.
Also cases elegant style Foua-i Silk Hdkfs, 81
inches square
Also cases super satin S,rips ChallvS
Aoi case Grape ShawlS, assorted coorS- saved from
wreck o, barqus Florida.
Catalogues and samples now ready.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

MURDER IL RIcHMoND.-just as paper is
going TO press y o'clock wc hear that manby
the name of Fletcher Heath has shot another, Car
Ter Wells, al his room, over Wm. Wnllaccs Store
supposed to be mor,ally wounded. Heath i'm
incdatcly went down the Alley leading By Wal
lacc's store, and, with hatcher, Killed woman
by the name of Della IIrrrison. Her head vas
split open, and one of her cut oil DE was
not arrested. Richmond Wing.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01
ITO THE LADIES.-G. ". MUIR (

CO 355 Broadway, beg 10 remind The Ladies that they
are now oieEng the their Winter Dry Goods at
v-r! reduced prices.
In the course OF twowecls ] W Nix Co anticipate open
ns their irst arrivals Spring Goo.is, the,
t-rmned orenca their present stock the lowest point
before doing they temptations % purchasers
seldom 10 be met with, Thr Goods all The very
descriptions and low every 0. i!-ir
cheapness.
The PRICES OF AfE"zAgTlcLEs gEESCMERArEp
$50 pieces spenid English CaIcos formerly old x and
q. Cd now all one price * 6c per yard
II ard vide French CalcoeS only l. ad. per yard.
Silks OF every DESCRIPTION greatly reduced very beau
i!lul styles, a, iow as Is Is Cd. and rs per yard,
Nous. de LANES, OF good quality, Is Cd. per yard!
Splendid styles OF cxeelen, fabric only 2 I'd and
Is. Cd
French Nfrrinos, o the ne> quality Only S. per yard
former price rs.
Shawl, OF all styles as,onisingy low
Cloaks OF the richest, fabrics latest mode offered hall
price, some splendid ores as low a. Sl2 and SIS.
Blankets OF first rae quality remarkably cheap single
beds eO> per pair and upwards double beds - 80 AMI up
wards
Quilts and Counerpanes very low
F!annei> oea wech and Lancashpc manufacture. war
ran;ed no, shrink only IS cd. and Is. per yard
Hosiery Of all kinds much below their value.
Lace. vrvets Boltalznc> Linens Table Linen Gnghnns
Niu,lin>, Gloves, &c. isl 3;eod
A ME4RlClN. Il(lUllltS anu he
L "a searches into the Origin and History OF the Red Race:
By Alexander W. Bradford,
SERMONS On IMPORTANT SUBJECTS: b. the
Reverend Samuel Davies 4 ~ President Of New-Jerscy,
with Essay the Life and Times the Author OF Albert
Burns Stereotype edition, containing all the Author, Ser
published. in 5 vols u
THE PARTED FAMILY and other Poems. an Offering
10 the afflicted and tribute Of love 10 departed friends BY
Mar, B. DANA author of Northern and Southern Harp
Published and for sale bv DAYTON X NEWMAN,
jc3 Corner o; Fnon and Nassau ss
TONES'S BOOKKEEPING. Published
~ and for sale l&3 Broadway Price 81 80 Instruction
is given by the author a hitherto III Bookkeeping ami all
other duties OF the desk privately II desired Applicants
who require will be chccrllly referred to former pupils
who are Booh-kerpers
i3l lmv THOMAS JONES. Accountant
Gaps! CAPS S!..-Just re-
" ccived by the >it>cr her 1872 Bowery one case OF the
much admired and fashionable Ladies' Night Caps All III
thereof would do well improve this opportunity
and call stDn they will be sold reduced prices whole
sale and retail, II. No. 1872 Bowerv.a
MORRIS L. WALD, No. l32 Bowery.
Ncw-iark, 3St January 1912 II lws
LIRE. INSURANCE, by the N1ECHAN-
j. ICS' FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Newark.
y. J-cliarcrc in 82i.,ppcaOns Tor Insurance or the
renewal o Policies will be attended 10 by J. l.. Baldwin, -
Spruce street, New York.
VA MYER President
WAt RANKIN, Vice President
Newark July %. lStl. II lwt
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK, FEBRUARY ], 1892.

e =JtJli IlIN!t
PORT OF NEw.YoRK, FEBRUARY 1872
MINIATURE ,LMASAc.-THlS DAY
Ri> Hf ss,, Rise, 7E y ssSS ssa,a # Full SEA
latest d ates.
LoNpoN Jan. 81 HAvRE an :
Jan & SEw-oRLEAx Jan u
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ships South America Forbes, Liverpool c ii Alarsha.I:
ST Nicholas pcll iavr Boyd liicks Calhoun Mysrs'
Charleston, G Sutton; Lewis Cas-, hawiy - Leo! r ID:
Sturse> Ceannan; Mogul Baiy, Havana, "t-orse ;
MeachaIl -.
Bark Kr,neyc Smith PORT Leon via Key West, W
Erigs Excel Laden Savannah! Stnrges Chairman; -
Patrick iie-, Boston II lIa aviland D Noys Ashley =
Marks via Por1 LEON and h-y West + u hnFihu'-
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Packet slap Sally Thompson, Havre i7th Dre in'zr 10
Ship Britannia Cook i'm NOeans. and 10 Dis I'm the Ba-
liz,. cotton 10 J II Howand Co
Snip Yazoo Cornell, I'm NOrieans and II ,ts TN The oa'
iize cotton 10 f X Collins i. Co.
Bark Henry Newell Martin, is ds I'm Noreals, eot'o"
10 order
steam bark Clarion Dunn from Havana 10th JAN sugar
10 Glover SAicNIur-ay.
Brig Hor;en>e Buchanan 6 s i'm Apalachcola cotton 10
Brig Isabella Mckee Il s I'm Orleans noasses TO Al
sop / Chauncev.
BTi, Leland. CooDS> IL i!r NO.ieai sugar d.u ie
las>es 10 Haven> Co.
Brig Cyrus CurTer Il is in, s, MARKS, cotton 70 u7s;s
Brig Pedaa, Hutchinson Il Is fin PoFo Caoeio eonee
Schr Evs, Scout, ds I'm Wilmington Del sperm oil 10
Allen y PaNson
Schr Rochester Haskill a Georgia lumber 10 Peters
x Co
Schr Edgar Long, Turner swasoro Nc naval stores 10
c Ruggles
Schr Regulus Hawkins ) ds I'm Wilmington NC, naval
stores 10 hias'et-
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

PASSENG EllS.=
In packet ship Wellington, from LondonMons Denenvlle
and !!y Misses and Annette Denenvi oi France;
Richar.on and lady Mrs Robertson Miss "lIe Ales>rs
Dawes. Nriavcn Alaand Carter Pinkering and Dolly oi
London and % in the str-rage.
Il. The shi, Yazoo from New OraI>A King, Bakin,
&. Akin, an! - in the >tctrage.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

coYp11srsr-A service OF plate was presented
10 Can't. Hewitt of the Brtannia at the l reHont
Theatre. Boston, by D1cxESs, on beha! Of the
passengers during her late voyage
[cY Gen Briscoe G. Baldwin, of Staunson, was
on FRIDAY elected Judge of the Court OF Appeals
Of Virginia, after fourteen baoting.. Gen . Is
now delegate from Augusta.
BANK OF #PESSsYLyAsn.-By the following
letter addressed TO the officers, it will be seen
that an injunction has been laid upon this Bank.
Il was closed Yesterday morning
. GExrLEMES-T directed the Attorney General
on SATURDAY., to adopt proper legal measures re 70
secure the Public Moneys deposited IN tile - pam
Of iPennsvvania,a well as the interests ot an VINO
are in any way creditors or debtors OF ihat ihsh'
,ution. That officer Will apply to the supreme
Court, at the earliest possible moment this morn
ing, for an bjunction, and the appointment OF a
Receiver to take charge of all the assets Of the
Bank. You are now apprizcd of that fact, and
directed not 10 open your doors tbs morning, nor
pny OUT any of your money, transfer any Of your
assets for any purpose Whatever. When tbs same
are placed in the custody Of the law, The rights Of
III! !zlurtics will be fully guaranteed.
Respectfully, DAVID r. PORTER