davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1871-03-19
Judge Cardozo who had similar motion set down
before him, hsA adjourned It till next saturday

Judge Card0zO, who had similar moSion SET d0Wn
before MIN, he'd adjourned II TIL next saturday.
Mr.. Clarence Seward, with whom WAS Mr. DaCoSta,
read the petition of Mr. James II. Coleman. which
stated that ne held the stock In question subject to
the orders Of the Court for the bona fde owners OF
the same. He had applied to his counsel for instrnc-
ton In the premises ana they had advised him that
ne Could not safely transfer this stock without
acluainting this uourt ana the state Court OF his
present position, ana he therefore asked this CoulJ
10 Instruct him what 10 do. A similar application
hau heen lnaue 10 The state Court.
Ml. A. y, bacSley appeared for the surcies OF Mr.
toehap, IN order 10 see tina. their Interests were
protected. lie also appeared for Mr.. Coleman.
inere was no appe rance Dy counsel on the parS
OF FISK ana the ERIC Railway
Inc Judge nilmated tnat If parties desired 10 be
neafd III this case AZ 10 now before him Oh the
petlon' they conia only be heard through Mr. Cole
man.
Mr. southnayd. with whom was Mr.. Evarts, ap-
peared on behalf OF the English stocknoluers. lie
phched vigorously INTO the Erie Railway Company.
ana characterized the detention of the y ock m
question as an act OF robbery lie con,ended thar
as the snlt under which Mr.. Coleman nad DeeA aD.
polluted receiver nad been brought INTO this court
ms plain duty was 10 obey the order OF the court,
ana hand the stock over to proper officer. Unless
the administration OF justice had become buriesaue
III this country 1t was time that This r0bb nv those
English stockholders should be stopped. lie mad
never seen greater prostitution or the judicial
character than had been seen IN this cause. lie
would rather cut OIL his right hand than be gullty
strike him before ne would come within gunshot OF
such proceedings. The Erie Railway company
hepl tue SUCK Oh tHe ueenuantS. kept themselves
IN power by voting on III ana when they
got through at their meetings they votcd them
selves unanimous vote OF confidence, and that
must 20 on so long as The courts Of New York
permitted them TO keep stock that did belong
them. There was danger thai $4,000 0oJ OF The stock
that belonged to these Engiishinen wouid get into
the bands OF a man OF whom they knew nothing eX-
cept That he was Pougnkeepsie horse dealer or
Jockey. This was a frlgiliul condition OF things
ana demanded the gravest consideration OF the
Court.
Aiier a reply from MIR. T. G. Buckley, on behalf OF
Mr. Coleman, and as 10 how iar the Court had Jurls-
dc'ion 70 Interfere In the question generally,
A suggestion was thrown out by counsel for Mr.
Coleman TO the efect that II the proceedings were
discontinued In the state court and order entered
there similar 10 me one enacted by Judge Biatch-
ford on the dscontiDnance before hun, IL might
have ana probably would have, the elect OF rellev
Ing Mr.. Coleman from all responsibility.
After some further argument the case was adj
lourned To Saturday next, when, In all Likelihood,
Judge blatchiord VIII renaer his decision.
The New York herald., 1871-03-19
THE A1AttNTk blaT Clua.

The members OF this club, which was organized
twenty thee years ago, win open the season at their
boat house. loot OF Christopher street. on the 5tn OF
May. when a review OF the crew VIII be had by the
President Ransom Parker Jr On the 10th OF June
the annual regeta for the champion belt Of the club
win take place. the participants using single sculls
ana seventeen loot boat The bet Is now held by
Mr.. Edward Losee. After the contest ior
the belt q row VIII take place between
Messrs. Smith and Ieevy for a handsome
gold watch aud chain. Dr. Russell Wilhers, captain
OF The crew, viii arrange other races or the day
The club numbers siAty members. Their boathouse
Will be mode vi noatncss the c0mlng season, and
worthy OF Imitation Ia many respects.
The New York herald., 1871-03-19
Grand 'oial ssa0ocooco


II we add To tLls firty millions derived from other
departments lie figures OF which | have not at
hand. lind the peasantry and the farmers of the
invaded Couatry deprived or an aunual income OF
10 less than S4Uu, ,oU, 900.
These uGures, wnich are probably much below the
reality, speak elaquenty IN favor OF speedy cessa-
uon ol hoStalteS. Consider Tor q moment, then tnat
by reason 81 The unprecedented drought OF last year.
the suhcrlng o. the country mas been much agra.
Yated by the eNtraordna severity OF the weather
during the winter months.
TOTAL VALUE OF LIVE STOCK IN SOME or THE De-
PARTMENTs.
In addition 70 the foregoing statement suboin
table showing the estimated nunlDeT OF liNe stock
winch existed az tue outbreak ol tle war III tAe
various departments some of the invaded pro-
ylnces Jared worse than Others bat believe IL is
not much out Ol the way 10 assume that fully one
hah ol IKE property must he considered as lost.
Again IL must he borne IN mind that many or the IN.
yadeG districts are strip enutely OF feed ana
litter l0f morse or cattle ana raat tAe OF the
county people nave no means 10 make purchases
elsewhere.
The ta0le below shows the estimated Number and
the .oia value u live stock Ia tie following depart
mehtS oil France
The New York herald., 1871-03-19
COURT or APPEALS.
The Prospect Park observation-disclosures
Closed la the Case.

The Prospect Park Observation-Disclosures
Closed ia the Case.
ALBANY. March 49, 1871.
Argument In the case OF the Commissioners OF the
Prospect Palk vs.. James Armstrong was con-
cluded in the Court OF Appeals TO day. II. G.
Murphy, Joshua A. Van Colt and J. n. Taylor ap-
reared for The yain,ffs and Samuel Hand ana VIII
liam w. Goodnch Tor the defendant. The
case was argued at great length. Tho case
IL q test SUIT. anu involves the question
Of The right OF ihe city TO sell any land
taken Tor the PARK by the right oI eml-
nent domain. Abolt FIVE millions VI dollars are
involved IN the decision. a very large number OF
the solid OF brooklyn nave been up here during
tie time the argument was going on. aud as they
are not Of the same stamp as the individuals who
lolter about the legislative obDles when there are
thousands OF dollars at sake M bii 1t Is fea-ona-
bic to suppose that they were not insane enough 70
suppose that their presence would III any wise AFFECT
the decision N tho case one way Or the other
The New York herald., 1871-03-19
SuDSoGkTt'S COURT.
The Business Of the Past Week.


Before Surrogate Yeedcr.
Surrogate veoder during The past week, admitted
to probate the Wills Of mary lia Barbara Gold
sin,th, Rebecca ID. HarIoggh James McNaiiy, Pat
rick Doyle ana Isaac II. Jones, all OF The city Of
Brooklyn,
Letters Of administration were granted on the
estates of the following named deceased persons,
yz:-Anna II. Pierce, Frederick w. Stevenson Julia
William Phraner Rachael H. smith, Anne Hancox
ana James Carr, all OF the city OF Brooklyn.
Letters OF collection were granted on the estate OF
Jonn G. a. yagt, OF the city oil Bcooaiyn.
Letters Of guardianship Of the person ana estate
Of Anne Il. Wingheld were granted 10 Edwin
Terry; OF George Koch aud Wllhemina Koch, 10
George Lacker. end OF Marion Lurr, 10 James CUR,
all OF the city Of Brooklyn; of Annie f. Williams on,
Reuben V. Williamson, Gertrude Williamson, George
II. Williamson aud Magdalen Williamson, TO George
X. williamson all OF the town OF Gravesend
The New York herald., 1871-03-19
SUPREME cOUnT--cHANcEas.
SUPREME C0UaT-clAMo-aS.

The Englsi Owners al IIie Erie Railway
Shares.
Before Judge CartloZo.
Eric Rdit,roy company re. Heath et Gl.-An effort
was made yesterday morning for q hearingGpon an
application by the reseiver OF the $4,000 snares
OF stock IN the Erie Railway Company alleged to
be owned by parties III England. as to what dis
position he shall make Of the same. There was a for
midable array of counsel present on bot Sides ready
end evidently anxious 70 enter upon Il prolonged
argument IN the case. The Judge decided. how
ever, TO do nothing in the premises untlt Judge
Batchford, OF the United States Court, before whom
a similar application was pending, had given his
decision In the matter,
The New York herald., 1871-03-19
MARINE cuuaI.
The Case of tie Neptune.
Rpforn Judra CurtiSs

The case oil tue Ncptunes
Before Judge Curtiss.
Judge Curtss, Of the Marine Court, In pursuance
Of his announced intention TO prooe the charges
brought by the coDored sailors OF the ship Neptune
against +aptain Peabody. yesterday morning took
up the case or Allboyse. This was the one who mad
not only his hands but his 1eet frozen. lie chaGaS
that the captain dragged him from tie Iorecaste
While he was unable TO walk from the condition OF
his eet without assistance, forced nun 70 walk up
and down The deck while 1t was covered with water,
and afterwards sent him aiot, besides showing nm
about. Testimony on his behalf introduced.
and tie other side release Of all claims against
Captain Peabody. The case was then lald over to
Monday.
The New York herald., 1871-03-19
SUPERIOR COURT.
dc isf0ns.
RV JUDGE .Ioupa

De isions.
BY Judge Jones.
Nelson rs. Lu,ing-0rder granted.
Lloyd Us. Ieia5e ger.-Same.
Rice rs. The LorUtard FIRE Insurance Company.-
Same.
sttgresant rs. Bro,cntng.-
SUPREME coynT-cHAlsEas.
Dec lsiOus.
by Judge Barnard.
Liebig rs. Lfebfg.-Decree OF divorce granted,
The New York herald., 1871-03-19
The Germans rs Bibhars, Spillers
and Spoilers.
CIicquot, COgnac and Beer Ruth
lessly RuiRed.
TIE GRAPES AND HOPS DESTROYED.
A Glosmy Prospect for Lovers Of the Sparkling
Cup and Flowing Bowl.
BoRpEArx. March /, 1871.


Subloined Is a statement showing the number OF
Acres OF vineyard under cultivation fifteen OF the
Departments Of France which were occupied by
German troops viz. -
The New York herald., 1871-03-19
SUPREME CoURT--cIRCy!T.

The HOGAN Will Case.
Before Judge Sutherland.
Sarah {. Hatch u.s. Cds3I III. Teltgaet.-The
argument on motion In this case for q new trial.
sc, down Tor yesterday, was adjourned one week.
The New York herald., 1871-03-19
BROOKLYN SGUaTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
A LIQUOR Dealer in Trouble.

II Liquor UCaItt an 'sfOuDIC.
Before Judge Benedict.
Francis McKenna liquor dealer at the corner OF
Myrtle and Ciasson avenues, was arraigned yester
day on the charge OF having violated the revenue
law by drawing spirits from Darre,s and not destroy
Ing line stamps and brands. lie Was held TO bail III
$1,000 to await tIIai.
The New York herald., 1871-03-19

IHE RACE COURSE AT SYRACUsE.--yhe Syracuse
IN. ~ Adtfil'Se says. IS feared ia sporfug
circles that Syracue win enjoy FIRST Glass races
the coming year The driVng park in the eastern
part Of the city Is SAID 10 be Tor sale II ,hat is
disposed o. there VIII be no place ready ior tur dis
plaJsn
The New York herald., 1871-03-19
The Erie Railway and the English Stock.
holders.

holders.
The case or James Fisk, Jr., the Eric Railway
Company and J. ID. White vs.. Heath and Raphael
was next argued. This case had been removed
from the State to the United States Courts.
Under an order Of the state Courts Mr..
James IL. Coleman had been appointed receiver
ana now holds, as such receiver, sixty thousands
anl flty-sx shares Of Erie stock, which the de-
PENDANTS who reside In England, claim should be
restored to Them. In the United states Court there
a dse6nlinuance or the suit against the
defendants, Whereupon an order was issued by
Judge Batchlcrd that Mr.. Coleman should hand
over the stock in question TO the owners, or 10
their authorized agents or attorneys. Notice to this
effect was served bJ the Clerk OF the United States
Circuit Court upon Mir. Coleman, who was requested
TO attend on Monday next beiore the Clerk for thai
purpose. However, a few days since MIR. Coleman,
through his counsel obtained stay OF proceedings
fom Judge Batchlord until he should
receive direction from the Court as
TO what were his duties in the matter, believing
he did tha, he sti had some obligations under his
receivership to the state court by which he was
originally appointed ana also because another re-
cetycr Mr. Charles Robinson had been appointed
IN the state court In the present suit Mr.. Coleman
is under bond in the sum OF 100000 for The due
and faithful discharge OF his duties as receiver his
sureties being Mr.. Peter B Sweeney, Mr.. Terence
Farley and Mr.. Bradley, ana he desired direction
rom the Court as to what his powers and duties
We're in the premises.
1t was staed on the opening OF the argument tha
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-01-20
THE MARKETS..

GRAIN.- ..-.-.-r.
WHEAr-Receipts light, but demand active,
and the market very strong. Sales as follows,
viz: 1000 bushels Pennsylvania and Ohio red
at LAT cts; 400 do. Missouri do. private
terms; 1000 do. Illinois at 165 cts. for red,
and 175 cts. fer white, and some 1000 do.
Maryland at l25al3o cts. for common red; $50
cts. fer good do. and 1870 cts. for prime white.
CoRN-Firm and prices for white to 8 cts.
higher. Sales $500 bushels white mixed at
80 cts; 900 do. white at s3a84 cts; 500 do.
at IS cts, at which figure prime closed firm
$500 do. yellow at 77a7s cts, chiefly at the
latter price, and $500 do. Western at from u
to Is cts. for mixed and 76 cts. for yellow.
RYE-Dull We note small sale at 80 cts.
OATs-Sales 1900 bushels at 56a5scts.
TOBACCO.-Receipts of Leaf are suspended
for the present, and some little required to
finish cargo.on the berth, difficult to select.
We hear of nothing doing in Ohio or Ken
lucky. Low grades Virginia Leaf inquired
for for export, but supply very light. Quo
4tations. for all descriptions are nominally un-
changed
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-01-20
The Southern M0gazl2ae.

THE publishers of the periodical so widely
and favorably known for the last three
years as the New Eclectic, in view Of the fact
that the great preponderance of original matter
in its contents now renders that title unsuita-
BILE, have determined to conduct it in future
under the name of
TIE SOUTHERN MACHINE.
This change in title implies no change in the
principles and aims of the Magazine 1t will
be the constant endeavor of the publishers to
make it the exponent of the best Southern tai
ent and culture and to afford an organ for
Southern thinkers, scholars, and men of letters
to communicate with the Southern people,
While keeping aloof from partisan politics, II
will not abstain from occasionally discussing
the great political questions of the day in a
calm and impartial spirit; and it will at all
times welcome papers containing information
respecting the resources and prosperity OF the
South, or judicious counsel for their develop
ment and improvement.
No articles of sectarian character will be
admitted nor will any thing of a nature to give
just offence to persons of any Christian faith
find place in its pages.
Ample space will be devoted to lighter liter
azure, fiction, poetry, essays, and humorous
sketches from original sources, SO as to render
The Southern Magazine welcome guest1n every
home-circle.
While announcing it as an original Magazine,
the publishers propose so far to retain the eclec-
tic feature us to present from time to time, from
foreign sources, such papers as strike them as
possessing unusual merit or interest.
Our list of contributors now includes nearly
all the distinguished writer's of the South
Among others we may mention the names OF
Hon. A. H. Stephens, Rev R. L. Dabney, D d.
Hon. S. T. Wallis, Prof. G. w. Hutson,
Prof. R. L. Gildersleve, Prof. T. R. Price,
Prof. Geo. F. Holmes, Judge W. A. Cooke,
John Esten Cooke, Edward Spencer,
Mrs. NJ. ]. Preston, Mollie.E. Moore,
Paul H Hayne, C. W. Hills,
Lawrence G. johnson, Barton Grey"
Saml. Selden, "Alcibiades Jones"
and many others.
''Philemon PERCH will continue his vivaci-
Gus and characteristic Dukesborough Tales; and
we expect to publish series of papers from the
pen of the wise and genial Col. Jno. S. Holt,
author of A6raham Page, &c.
TERMS:
Single subscription, 81 per annum. To
Clergymen and School-Teachers, So. Single
numbers, IS cents. Five copies to one address,
$l6 Ten copies ditto, $50. More liberal re-
auctions to larger clubs All subscriptions
strictly in advance, and payable by post office
order or draft on Baltimore. In no case will
nautilated currency notes be received.
Subscribers in sending their names, should
give their address in full, legibly ,0ritten.
PREMIUMS:
For every nev pre-paying subscriber. 81 90
For g" - subscribers, a
gratuitous subscription for one year.
For 10 new pre-paying subseribers...'.. IL o oo
For 25 " ...... 80 90
For so " 49,. 70 90
For 100 " " " ......15O 90
A specimen number sent on receipt Of % cts.
MURDOCH, BROWNE 4 HILL.
VIM. HAND BROWNE, Editor.
F. MURDOCH,
W Wn; ! HAND An, BROWNE, Publishers.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-01-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS FOR DIS
IaTRIBUTI1N OF ASSETS.
Jan 6, l871-4t

TN the Orphans Court of Charles County,
i January 3d., 1871. Ordered by the Court.
that George N. Rowe. Administrator OF
James F. Maddox. deceased, give notice for the
creditors Of said deceased to file their CLAIMS.
properly authenticated according TO law. with
the Register of Wills, on or before Saturday,
the 26th day Of January, 1871. as the Admins
traitor will then proceed to distribute, tnrougi,
the Register, the assets of said deceased then
in hand. All those who shall not have filed
their claims as aforesaid will be by law exclud-
cd from all benefit OF said deceaseds estate.
Test; JOSEPH STEWART, Reg. Wills
jan 6-4t for Charles County.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-01-20
|'S!ssHOK III { RI II
Twenty.sixth Year.

.TNHIS splendid weekly, greatly enlarged ane
/ improved, is one Of the most useful and
interesting ioarnalsy ever published. Every
number Is beautifully printed on fine paper,
and elegantly illustrated with original engrav-
ings, representing
NEW INVENTIONS; NOVELTIES IN MECHANICS MAN
uyAcrUREs, CHEMlsrRY, PHoTooRAPHY, Az
cHrrEcTURE AGRICULTURE, ENGINEER-
.. :, ,y1SG,. ScIExcE AND ART,
EasSAes.j Adc1Giei, katehtsfs, I4qiisersi lAsm1
lists. Manufacturers and People Of all Pro-
LESSONS or Trades sO;H find the
SCIENTIFIC .AMERIC A
| OF GREAT VALUE AID INTEREST.
. It's practical sgsg9 foqsFli save hundreds
Factory in the land, besides afording Con-
tinual Source of Valuable Instruction. The
.s;s ar. "a sa EasSesS %ss d h.sss
access to all the leading Scientific and Mechan-
ical Journals Of the world, the COLUMNS Of the
Scientific American al CONSTANTLY enriched with
the choicest information.
An Official List of all Patents Issued u
Published Weekly.
The. Yearly Numbers of the Scientific AMrs-
can make 7svo Splendid Volumes q aearl1 Osp
fh6usunH Fa5ss,i equivalent IN siseto t0Ut
EHOUSAMZlsOIeHLA AgUA 1gA9A4sS',s
Specimen Copies sent free. so:sa 81,
TERMS--S3 q Year, 9l.5O Half Year Caass
OF Ten Copies for One Year, At $50
each, S25.OO, -''A' = -
With SPLENDID PREMIUM 70 Tia per-
SON who forms the Club, consisting Of copy
of the celebrated Steel. Plate Engraving, men
Of Progress" oas 20
In connectien With tbs publication OF the
Scientific American, tie uhdefsign- n mumma
edecdndhct the most extensive A PhTtu7X
gency in the world for procuring Aa~
T9ie, beat: .Nay, to obtaip ;an answer g 4 NJ
questions Can 4 o5tain q Patent, Is to write 70
Mum CO.. 81 Park Row,' N. r., who have
had over Twenty afve Fears Hxpersence N tn:
basinsss. >: Nochaues ia msde for opinion end
advice. A pen-and-ink sketch or full written
description of the Invention, should De SenT
FssIpstspctiopss concerning American spe
archaeological Cases-Hints on Selling Pa
tents-Rules end Ffocsedingnof the Patent Of
ice-The New Patent Laws-Examinations
Exten6uhA -I1ffn @Hep d .stci etc:I send for
INSTR TC7TON-BO0k which win be mail
ed free, on application Al business strictly
Address, MUxNt CO., si.
Publisher. ofthe Scientific sAsericaa, = !.
.Deeaa0,; go o, Is37-Park Row, New York.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-01-20
A CARD.

A Cler gyman, while residing in South Amer.
lea a missionary, discovered safe and simple
remedy Tor the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Ear
ly Decay. Diseases Of the Urinary and Seminal
o. gans, and the whole train of disorders brought
on by. baneful and vicious habits. Great num-
bers have been cured by this noble remedy
Prompted by desire to benefit the afflicted and
unfortunate. will send the recipe for pr eparing
and using this medicine, in a scaled envelope, to
any one who needs it, free Of charge. Address
JOSEPH T. !NMAN, Station D, Bible House,
New York City. Liam. saw
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-01-20
Baltimore Cattle Market. Jan. IL.

Prices for Beef Cattle ranged as follows =
Best Beeves at Sc 5Oa$7 Is; generally rated first
quality at SIS 25a$6 SO; medium or good fair
quality at S. 75a$5 25; ordinary thin Steers,
Oxen and Cows at So 25a$4 Is; inferior and
lowest grades of Cattle So 75a4 25-general
average of the market Sc l23; extreme range OF
prices So 75a$7 IS. Most of the sales were from
SIS IS to So so per 100 lbs.
SHEEF:-Good qualities bring prices as be-
fore-common are dull and lower. We quote
at s4}a64c., a few extra selling at 7c. per lib.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-01-20

TTNIVERSALISM What is it? Send for the
- STAR IN THE WEST, Cincinnati. A large
8 pa ge weekly; established 1927. 1t meets all the
wants of the family; $3.50 per year, $1.25 six
months. Try it. Specimens free. Address
WILLIAMSON & CANTWELL, Cincinnati, O.
CHRISTIAN STANDARD opposes Sects and
" advocates Primitive Christianity Best and
cheapest Family Weekly; pages; 45 col
umns. Edited by Elders ISAAC ERRETT & J. S.
LAMAR. Only So year! Specimensfree R.
W CARROLL CO. Pubs Cincinnati @.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-01-20
New Goods! New Goods!

7rHE public is generally invited to call and
i examine my large and well selected stock
of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, consisting of
Dry Goods. Groceries,
Ready-made Clothing,
Notions, HITS and Caps.
Bouts and Shoes,
Queensuare. Tin'care, Hardudre,
Drugs and Confectionery,
and all other articles usually kept in first
class country store, all of which will be sold
cheap for cash. At LACEI'S.
Port Tobacco, Oct %, 1870.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-01-20
; $3.50 Reward,

lost, between Hilltop and Piscataway, on
/ the night of the 18th November, a GUM
COAT, CAP and LEGGINGS attached to
Saddle Pad. The above reward will be paid to
the finder. F. McATEE.
Jan 6, l87l-4t
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-01-20

ENUINE NORWAY OATS, and ALSIKE
Ut CLOVER. Sample packages sent free to all
Farmers: also, copy of the AMERICAN
STOCK JOURNAL. by enclosing stamp to N.
P. BOYER & Co., Petersburg, Chester Co., Pa.
NEW YORK Safety steam Power Comply
~ Steam En- gines, with and without loft, and
Sectional Safety Steam Boilers. built in quanti-
ties by special machinery. Send for circular,
A Courtlandt st., N. Y.