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Thos3 Interested are invited 10 caI and
examine his splendid colection'-of Premium
Incorruptible Teeth, which he viii insert on
reasonable terms, with pivots or gold plate,
same Incorruptible Material If his work is
mot done in such way az to give perfect salts
faction, nothing win be charged. g
Office on Main Street, 2 doors from VIM.
Huadleston, & Co.'S Store.
Dec. 1912.
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I have used DR. Sra
tice fer the last siXnrl
Dyspepsy. sick He'di,
other diseases, protarsi.
the Liver, and ] take
testimony Of Their go@
ses, and / consider tl'nl
lent, and the best arirea
used.
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NOTICE.

- NOTICE., - O
rTAVING determined to go TO Mobile the
II ensuing winter, for the purpose Of DONG
a General FactOFage and Conn.
mission RmsfmesG, | would respectfully
solicit the patronage Of my friends and the
public generally; having been planter myself
for several years, j have some knowledge OF
the quality of Cotton, and pledge myself to at
tend to ali business entrusted to me with ldei-
ity and despatch. wlll be in thecity OF Mo
lille, the Isl of January, 1843, where will be
happy to attend to my friends in my line.
VIM. WOODWARD,
of Noxubee County, Miss.
Move nbe. IL, 1912.
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RMRS. WHIFFIN will /

NJ RS. WHIFFIN will be prepared
N TO resume the duties of her school
on Monday. Jan. 10th.
Six or eight pupils can be furnished
with board II. Mrs Whifins' family on the
most reasonable terms.
From uncomfortable circumstances,
Mrs. Within has not been favored with
that patronage which her labors to ad-
vance her scholars during the proceeding
session had justified her to hope for but
Notwithstanding the small number of her
pupils, her only concern has been to pro-
mote their moral and intellectual improve
rnent. Out ofthe list ofsciences with which
education is now too much burdened, and
of which few scholars retain more lasting
knowledge than the name, Mrs. w. has
presented to her pupils, such only as in
her Judgment are likely to prove of the
most solid and permanent utility, and
these they are required to memorize IN a
manner calculated TO make more. lasting
impression than can be made by the su.
per6cial method of teaching, too frequent
~ adopted.
Convinced that ultimate success must
be the result of plans judiciously selected,
and perseveringly carried out, it is Mrs
Whiffen's Intention to continue her in
Rtruction to such pupils whose parents ia
vor her by their support assuring them
that her chief aim will be to impart to
their children useful and practical learn
ing.
A specimen of Mrs. WIS conversation.
al cards which she has introduced for the
use other pupils sufficient to illustrate their
utility, was exhibited at their recent ex-
animation. The number of these cards
Will be increased monthly. From the
use of them twofold advantage is antic-
ipated; additional knowledge will be ac-
CURED, while that which has been previ- |
ously acquired will be retained.
The plan which has been introduced in |
teaching history and facilitating knowl- /
edge of dates, may be examined at the res.
idcnce Of the Rev. James Lyon.
Great attention will be paid to the sci.
ence of music. Mrs Wniffin has been
known as teacher ofImusic for about IL
years. She disclaims all preiensions to
any merit as performer, bnt the rapid
proficiency her pupils have made, while il
has been aattering to herself and satisfac-
tory to her patrons has gained her the rep.
utation of being a well qualified and sue.
cessful teacher.
T E R MS.
Board, per month SO
Including Washing. 10
Instruction in the higher branches
of education, per session, 800
Preparatory pupils, per session, 10
Instruction in Music on the Piano,
per session, 90
For the use of Piano, 81
! No allowance is made for absence un.
less occasio ned by sickness. I.
Columbus, December 22d 1912.
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'HiIt OF hlseiu
ME w. llop
to his chiId s3
by hundred,.
ParentssI.o-p,
I'm the house
that can Be- sj \.
with worms. G1
dly as the most
Price 25ce11
For sale iaCi
Columbus Ninr
DR. SP
Anti Vegetable H
,.,,. Pl
'VHEsEPIIIs,
quence Of AeF
ties to be the bss
Fever Feversn5t
Fever andaIl dIm
IN accumulation oil
GERS PIls are ths~
and with a suppy5
can be kept al AK.
f!erviOus -Thosev
weary Of sufern-
Vegetable Pills am
immediate in its ef
In DYsPEPsY tbg
have been curedhs
suffered under h
years.
In ha5itusl CosT
" superior loaHy II
discovered and bar
mended by The um
members Of the msj
able pills have been
physicians and ahvn
rior to any pillthste
the public and one
their surprising vda
the reach Of do1btrf
individual Tnepw
mend these pills 1i
diseases but he psh
to be the safest and
be taken the prevents
Fever, Fever and Ar
Spleen Jaundice, An
Complaints, Sick Hs
tism, Piles, ChdIe, n
Heartburn, Nausea
tons Of the Stomach
Dioarrhoca, Flaiue1a
Loss Of Appetite, B.o
plexinD, and 10 alluw
els where a CatbaTtc q
needed. They Weg
operations producing
nor debility. Tbeyo
mercury or any ingei
in harmony with brshh
TESTIM0n
BiLUuw
I have used Dr. Sma
lice fer the last ixnri
Dyspepsy. sick Headi,
1thef diseases, prodacai.
he Liver, and ] take
testimony Of their go@
ses, and I consider th'ni
emf, and the best arirea
lsed.
NHU
Frederick CGun'g
Dr. SPENCER DeafSri
ne another supPlydPl
am entirely out YOU J
cad Of every thing elem
.ountry. know ltnig
vhO sell patent medicia
heir favor but in Tegait
hey deserve far more F
lclined to give them ll
.iclnity who have bcen
such as DysTcPH
iveness. and derangen
ans BY the use Of your
le a supply forthwith
lllB M
Montgomery County,
DEAR SIR / have mace
ills in the incipienl sils
nd abstipa'e coHsilpaIo
the enlargement Oh
lses of the Liver si,A
Iebilltv and in all cases
cry effective.
For Sale by y
Colunl
n 1910
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starkv:lle Miss. July 9Th ls42.
NOTICE.

IA
WVHE district Chancery Court of the
H. State of Mississippi held at Colum.
bus, having decided The case of E. A.
Smith Us. A. N. Jones in favor of said
Jones, and decreed that the whole mat
ter in controversy TO wit: the stock of
Drugs and Medicines-the books, notes
and accounts, and all matters and things
belonging to the recent establishment of
E.A. Smith Druggist, were the property of
said An. Jones; have handed to him ell
the above described property and he is
fully in possession ofthe same; the injunc-
ton prohibiting the collection of the debts
by A. ~. Jones having been dissolved,
all persons in debt to the concern will
make payment to DR.. A. ~ Jones only.
NJ. MCCARTHY, Receiver
and CLERK Of said Court.
Dec. 9Th I842.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, )
Tsnuvnrrrc CnYYn.rv

Probate Court November Term, 1S42.
M N pursuance Of an order granted TO me nv
III the probate Court of LowndeH county. n
the November Term thereof ] shall proceed
10 sell 60 the highest bidder, on tbs 10th day of
January next 1913, the following described
tract oc parcel OF LAND. belonging 10 the es-
iataDf John R. Parker, decd, VIZ: The North
half of the South West quarter, and she North
half 3f the South half Of the South West quar-
Ter %, Township Is, Range 10 West, 10
Lownsies county, and State Of Mississippi.
The above properly 70 be cold at the Court
House door n the town of Columbus. an,
credit Of twelve m1nlhs from the dav of :
Notes with approved security viii be req, sale
Nath 5tainiafy hen % the same for i silreu
chase money. lle pur.
ISABELLA ANN PA 80.
November II. iafI lf1inisffairix.
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CumnmassK0zn Merchant
Mobile, .AHeg,
rrAvING determined 70 transact 8 Gem
I'll erai Commission Business n the CIey
If Mobile, would sOIicitihs patronage a. my
friends and the public generally. All business
entrusted to my caro- shall be attended 20 with
promptness and fidelity. shall be in NJ oble
by the first Of January, or sooner Il the river 10
Columbus. Miss. Sept ls42. ~.
- -,-;-7-eII NOTICE. y fn or
TTyT1E undersigned having located themsei-
n YES in the city Of Mobile, fOrthe purpose
Of conducting4 sg d! saiss9s6fes 4e.lg slA
Wsh OIesgIe GROCERY BNst1s esS
intend keeping on. hand at all times, q Large
and General assortment Of all such Goods as
are usual in this line. and most respectfully So
iicit the patronage Of the Planters, Merchants
aud Others from the Bigby River, and from OH
err sections of the country trading 70 Mobile
A. S. HUMPHREYS. NCo.
No. II CoMMERcE STREET.
December 9Th 1912. aIsi ass0a B
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MISSISSIPPI FEMALE COIIEGE.a1
NILS Institution viii be open for voT,ysc,
ladies on the lat Monday in January Ie4S.
ding. 7 100 80 5 "'sn 1'si z
sABRAM MAER.
y. 3. Lessons in Music win Be given by
Professor P6ster.
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Circuit Court.
Before Judge Kent.

MAY sth-Bopen and MNamee VS.. III Camp and o.
Terrv One the defendants resides at Buffalo, and the
other at Marshal, Michigan. They obtained credit OF
plaintiffs, who merchants in New York Terry al
ards came the city and made representations
which induced plaintiffs to take so per cent in fall for the
debt Camp subsequently arrived here and denied that
the firm was unable to meet its demands. Action is
brought to recover the remainder Of the original sum
Verdict for plaintiff subject to the opinion of the court
Ralph Buckley .ansin l.. Sand.-In the winter Of
lsi the sloop Good Intent dying at pier belonging to
defendant in BrookynD was struck by Held OF nosuns
ice and sunk She lay at place interfering with te
railway of Morgan Mersereac; became necessary
get her up. The present action OF espsss 10 re-
cover for the loss and destruction Of the vessel
il being commended that she had been cut TO pieces unne
cessary by defendant her mast chopped away, and the
vessel DESTROYED and lost This strongly denied by
defendants counsel Mr. Dana, who asserts that more
injury was caused than became necessary to raise the
vessel Verdict for plaintiff, 500 damages.
A. L. Jordan and Abraham Crist for plaintiff, and A. II
Dana for defendant
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introduced to ch,nge the name Of this stree, d, ri
Alderman waterman opposed it. az il would a;.,rr,
titles, Sc and mere attemptto support sristocracv
and not democratic measure.
Alderman NEsBITT said that the original name VA.
Lomber street. and not Lumber and that all oynerr
Of property in the street in favor of CHI the
name.
Alderman BaowN moved to strike out place" and in
sert street" Lost to @.
President ADAMS said he should vote against the change
for the reason that he born in Lumber street. he
had no idea of being born again in Trinity place
the decline OF his life twas but step from his cradle
to the grave, and he should stick TO his birth place
Alderman DoDGE Of the Third. said nothing the sub
lect but looked every moment as if he were strongly
favor OF the change On taking the vote, il
Lumber street
Superintendent of Markets, $e7 50-A resolution was
Adopted. ~ ~
Extra Payto Deputy Market Clerks-A resolution WA.
9ereu 70 give them extra payhve per on their col
iections Opposed by Aldermen W. Dodge and Nesbt
and waterman. Non-concurred in
Ice and Snow in the Fourth Ward 1926 were annro
priated to pay for the extra and snow in
-Four Slabs in The Hand-The Comptroller wa, orssrsa
TO pay f. M. Tellfair city Waterman S25 for piuries
sustained by him the l2th April last making an ar
rest
The Mayor.-Assstant Aldermen Browne, Atwill. and
Mead, were appointed special committee to wait on his
about to adjourn sine die and that they ready
ceve any communication from him. The committee wait
ca on his Honor accordngy and reported that the Mayor
had no communication to make.
After some little business done, Alderman WATERMAN
rose and made some very appropriate and touching
marks relative the separation about to take place
between the members of the Board. He alluded to the
kindly feeling that had uniformly subsisted among them
during the past year, and took brief fhe history
OF the past year. He concluded with 4 resolution giving
thanks to the President Adam of the Board for the able
courteous and faithful manner in which he discharged
his duties. This seconded with equally appropriate
remarks by Alderman Brown. The vote taken by
the clerk, Mr.. Williams, and passed unanimously.
Presdeht ADAMS read a very beautiful and affecting
reply returning his heartfelt thanks for the kindness and
thanks
The CLERK then read the minutes of this present meet
ing, which were approved. The Board Of Asst stants
then adjourned Sine die.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL. BALTIMORE.

hlS house having many imp rant stersnons
and thor al repairs having been in re'urnish, with
ana elegant furniture sgan open Tor the recep lou OF
company.
The position OF this Hotel is 90 well require
tai OF its ADVANTAGES confessed 10 be- for peo' OF bnn
ness pleasure Of the most favorable OF the city
The present proprietor intends that care aud aisiy shall
not b. waning to ito uau al under hi
perneId ,pce and he respectfully soc the patronage If his
ERAsTUs COLEMAN.
Ba,tim re, April 20, 1873. a23 eod3mr
JShCHANGE HOTGL.-The Proprietor feels grateful! or
Il he continues from enlightened
and liberal public and begs leave inform hem of his unrem
ted endeavor please al who make the Exchange Hotel Their
home. he of board reduced 70 81 IS day
whou exua charge tor fire. lignts," Ac Some important
changes recently been made the officers about the house
viii he feels assured will meet with the aPpoba OF the
public.
he also prepared eceive few permanent gentlemen
with their fil,es or single gentlemen to board the most
will be taken of Them by Mr.. JAMES HARDEN, whose
Stable is cOpE TO The Hotel.
? On and after the s Of May the charge yearly board
for meals only WILL be ednced the gentlemans Ordna
ry'o saco per year; Ladies' OrdRaTy S2Sf novnpN
Richmond, Apil2lst, 1913 mi 7w ovSltwy
EXt HANGE HOTEL .POTTsVILLE PENN
IL SEIrZlNGER, respectfully announces to the travelling
community that he keeps that larg aud splendid establish
tn Exchange Hotel the Of Centre and
ouqh Of Potuvie has been thoughy repaired and
Ialy improved for he alton Of visitors. The ho
thirty eight feet front Caowh three stories highs it
admirably provided with paors, sitting rooms, reading
dining in the countrya and baIhng
every convenience and comfort to render
IL In all re spects most dc sirable hotel.
The stabn! attached, is large and well constructed and
nded by experienced aud attentive hoste Horses
and be had at time to convey
An omnibus from this hotel d'ily depot
to meet the for the accommodation of travelling
POtrsviiIe. Nav I. IN m
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49, -AR AR211
JULIEN & LOPPS kXfnEsS.

PULLEN & LOPPS kXPhESB,
WALL STREET.
Tia subscriber, he old consu tors Of Harnden Cos Ell
New Yo X, will heretofore Ieav
ing New York, Albany and Troy daily, and viii forward
specIs Bnk Notes Prkeees Bu1des Cases OF Goods Par
cells, &c &c connection with Messr Bailey X Howrds
"Ge,t Western Expes,,"to and from the ol,ow places.
Utica Srracuse Oswcgo Auburn, Seneca Falls q neva,
Csnadigua Koches er, Entavis LockpoI Buffalo, Detroit.
Ceayeand and Chicago: also Kingston Toon and mil
ton Canada West by Jacobs Northe Express, White
hal. Bu,ur,c, ChamPan and Pstt.buIF also e 3, Jshns
nect with Hatch Co.'S Southern Express at New York. and
forward articles Of description TO Philadelphia Baltimore
and Washington.
Ptcuar will be paid to the collection Of Notes.
Dafs Sc and prompt made BY first Express Each
messenger will provided with of Wders Patent sala-
nandcr Safes thereby afod ding greater security in the
mission Of valuable papen. Sc
puLLEN copp S9afIGWE s,i ,,r., N.uyo.
THOMAS COUGH, No. Is Exchange, Albany.
a. FILKiNs 2as River street Troy,
Rsfsrsnc,:-Mern t.ime, wmd 4 King. Jacob Luls Z
Yermilyc, Houshton Co Drew, Robinson Co. N York;
r. Humphrey, ESQ.,, Thomas Cough, Esq, Albany; John
Douglas, do, Y. Lease, do. TROY. me cod
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NEW YORK. TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 9, Is43
REMOVAL.

MRS g. NEWCOMBE, ToBACCONlsT etu,ns her
extended her fr The last years and would beg eav. 10
a Hf snuff as sd s, hoe as the
:DseOu:, store No Wall street Mortimer building; where
well selected stock Foreign and S dsms.ti snuff
s,s's M e" ad Ta,s
eh,iss as.SI%sni Of se band. Of Havana and po-
stuff bsas, pocket Is @E %oes 'a snr ' rs Al q
which for sale On TIE moi lbs RAJ terms whel,s,le ., =,
m kirg lheir pure a,es sewh-rs mi imsrc
NoTcEE, ,d Mo sv "a .', 60.
, TO, az HI. to and III r
has ,eved ms oa Dasae orypc stand from 6oX Fulton
TO s S7 he has Just SsS
pas No 30 and 20 warranted French Aero
aue He will be glad all his old customers visiting
Please to give ca2s5 Broadway cd story room, Nos.
8 BREyOoRT, formerly at 100 Fulton street, his re
Nl Frarkl,n street 20 20 Walker INC Imr
Ii. Pss from h;
street md lw"ec
REMOvAkL-P Macs, Han Dresser md wig Maker, nas
H
pssgeo:: and others WHO %.y him Win II has
III. act Ja%poo"y
% S Of snd
by the Faculty Medicine in Pans ahing
Nothing and delightful than through
this Operation in the hands If p MAES. m3 2msI
TYPE AT REDUCED PRICES.
TYPES. AND AL OTTER PRINTING MATERIALS
CONNER'S
UNITED STATES TYPE AND STEREOTYPE
FOUNDRY,
CORNER OF N.ss ASA Asp ANN STREETS.
CAN BE D a4R ST E FsoT 5ED ffE GENT DE-
THE undersigned RESPECTFULLY informs the Old Patrons of the
Type and Stereotype Foundry, formerly known a, JAMES
CoNNERs and recently CONNER COOKIES, and the
public general that Dared execute orders for
PRINTING TYPES,
PRESSES, CHASES, CASES, IMPOSING STONES,
INK, FRAMES and every other article to form
good quality as any other establishment in the United
States.
NEW PRICES PER POUND. OLD PRICES, PER POUND.
Agate, &c cents. Agate, 108 cents.
Nonpareil, &c - NonpareIl, 81 ;,
Miuion. 81 :, Mnon &C >,
BREWER, 46 Brewer, tof
Bourgeois, 40 - Bourgeois, 46 -
Long Primer, SO - Long imer Ete
Small Plea, 81 - Small Plea, 40
Plea, 80 Plea, 80
Borders Cuts Brass Rule and all other articles manulac
at this Establishment, the reduced rates..
New Articles up to order being furnished with
The Type this establishment both the style Of
Face and The material (which made particularly adapted
for IN Newspaper Printing.
All kinds Of ster eotypng furnished to order.
N B-Such Newspapers will the above three times
will be entitled pay Type making bill of four times
the amount of the thee inserl ons al
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r.u FARM FOR SALE, containing forty acres, thlTty
IN five under cultivation and the balance good growth Of
- wood
ON the premises house good repair coach house
and large In front OF the house excellent well OF
water secured from the wesher bya new well house. and
is fruit abundance, such apples. cherries, ounces
currants gooseber,ies, &c. .
The above farm is lies from the steamboat landing
one Fl the Of Rye, the North street road full
view of the Sound light houses when lighted;
is in every respect desirable location for gentenan resi-
dence. -.
Mr.. }. H. WELCd, 30 Leonard street,
Imh Police
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lA TO LET-An elegantly furnished House, for six NJ
TN twelve mon,hs situated in of the b.st Ap
LIN. ply a. this ofice for the advertiser ma 81
"a TOILET in Williamsburg-rhc whplr or p, I OF =
t!T three Story brick Dwelling Houm scpIh 7h
LIZ near th ST., rentvery low spsly TO w T. rap'
icou, a3 Peck slip. n Zee
Era HOUSES 10 Lei AT YOKKVlLLE.- large
A houses the OF Siih 9d ID either
@ Of them calculated for ru lie house, grocery or pri-
vae sesdcuce On premises fine table bowling alley
and fine eardt consisting of with and fruit
JOHN A. MORRILL,, Esq.
ms zyst No IL Chambers st.
"A TO RENTING Building erected the pre-
nan ny the subscriber, for his residence on
the mareiu Of The East River az Gowanus Helshs two
views Of the Bay and jersey Shore the cities Of New
York and Brooklv Staten Island ard the East and North
Rivers The ouse brick superior building, five stories
water front about one thousand feet the b,hng within
f. vards of the door excellent fishing ard fowng in the i'm
mediate vcimy. The drive from New York is about fifteen
minutes aud the premises not exceed by situation
this city One hundred persons be accommodates.
POSSESSION "meu 5oAN + sDss2LAPLAINE. os Wall st.
ALSO TO EET, the three story brick House, 81 Walker
street. between Broadway ard Church occupied by Mrs
se 5S s s HfSss N1 ss
ao lmsgc
Er4 To LET-The Mansion House at Boomingdale,
H known the Abbey situated sh rt distance above
'hs SIX mile sops Just above Bay aud nearly
the delightful situations the Island, aid
markably healthy in the summer season.
The Roomngdae stages and repass the gate ever
honr in the day. The gate new, and numbered i0l
times.
Apply on the premises. or at 1872 Chamber street.
NJ B.-Arranle could be made, il desired, by salts
factory the furniture the house
Of hah har I'D aly
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TO the Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-day newspaper-pup-
hed every day the year except New Years cay and
Fourth of July. Price cents per copyor " 20 per an
num-postages paid-cash in advance
THE WEEKLY HERALD--publishede every Saturday
morning-prce 81 cents per copy or % IL per annun
poatogcs pad-cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation OF
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
asst Hha, the largest circulation Of any paper this city
or the World and 10 therefore best channel bsness
ssen in the city " country Prices moderatecash in Cd
vance
PRINTING ofal kinds executed at the most moderate
prices and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRorRIEroR THE HERALD EsTABLIsHMEyT,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
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ATE IMPORTATION OF sEGARs AND TO
IL BACCO-The Subscriber having recently arrived rom
Havanna offers dealers and OF sega
(seletted by himxef the following brands La Norma La
Empre,e Woodyls Tmo,sco Cas9ns. and Lord Byron. Of
ST. Jago aud Gusa tobacco Owing the death OF Stephen
Samanos, the firm Of Samauos Broth,r is dissolved
the NAV, IN, old establishment firm will
BE- moved No, Wall st,et second door below The age
Lord BY Havana and for Seat
fsrat Tobacco in Baltimore, held by the Subscriber
A. A. SAMANOS,
a2s liner No 4 Wall street.
1\RAFTS all parts England, Ireland aud scotland
OF G3, G10 SIS $40 to at sight
49, j. sYLvEsTER's,
me Ctr "a Wall street and 100 Broadway.