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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-20
WANTED,

An active young man wants employ-
ment of some kind, and If necessary 10
secure II would purchase half interest or
the whole of small established paying
business. Address
j., News office.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY.
large lines and low prices at Palmer Hard
ware Company
IN HER YOUTH THE PEOPLE
praise her. and In years to come the
Southern Grocery Company will be known
as the old mother Of justice.
WHEN you VISIT BRUNSWICK
call at Okarma's shoe store and get your
shoes shined with one of his shine cards.
SEE GEORGE BARTELs' WINDOW
on Broughton street, near Price, and view
the model in sugar Of the yacht Defender
an artistic piece of work in confectionery.
WHEN YOU BUY A POUND YOU
ought to get a pound and If you buy a
pound you will get a pound from the
Southern Grocery Company, 30 Barnard
street.
FOR EVERYTHING IN OUR LINE,
all we ask Is that you get our prices.
Palmer Hardware Company.
FOR HARDWARE AND TOOLS GO
to Cornwell & Chapman.
SAVE $3.50 TO $3.50 ON A PAIR OF
shoes If you get them at Okarma's, 90
Broughton street.
CHRISTMAS CAKES AND PIES
made, baked or ornamented at reasonable
prices at George Bartels'. Broughton
street.
IN HER YOUTH THE PEOPLE
praise her, and IN years to come the
Southern Grocery Company will be known
as the old mother Of justice.
ALL ELECTRIC LINES WITHIN ONE
block OF our mammoth retail and whole
sale store. Palmer Hardware Company.
FOR PLUMBING, GAS AND STEAM
fitting, go to Cornwell & Chapman.
how much they will give you for one dol
lar at the Southern Grocery Company, 30
Barnard street.
FOR HARDWARE AND TOOLS AT
prices never before given. see Palmer
Hardware Company.
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WHEN LOOKING

for a suitable present for Christmas re-
member that the MASONIC TEMPLE
PHARMACY has a fine line OF Perfum-
cry and Toilet articles % select from.
and that 25c purchase gets a ticket on
the beautiful Solitaire Diamond Ring. to
be given away Dec. 81, and that a SOC pur-
chase gets three tickets on same.
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spEcIAL NOTICE.

Pictures taken to-day and tomorrow
guarantee 70 have finished by Christ
mas. HOFFMAN.
$40 Bun street.
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eve CRACK PLAYERS SIGNED.
u,LF OF sAvANNAH's BALL TEAM
UNDER CONTRACT.

McFarlan Expects to Sign
ELEVEN Men-Petty, Who Pitched
Cor savannah in 1898, on the List.
nuckert, with Norfolk Last Seal
son, to Alternate With Him-Bob
LangsfOrd, short Stop, Pop Davis,
second Base, and Tate, of Last Sea-
sons Virginia League, Listed--A
stock Company to Be Organized.
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spEcIAL NOTICE..

Something suitable for Christmas pres
ents in the way OF Watches, Diamonds,
and all kinds OF Fine Jewelfy az prices
lower than anywhere else IN the city.
Call mis- week az II. WACHSIElN'5
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CHRISTIANS ON THE TRACK.
lively Gard OF Events for the
rhunderboIt Races.

THE lovers of
horse racing will
have an opportunity
70 witness a lively
card Of events al the
Thunderbolt Driving
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

The public are invited to witness the
finest display of Fancy Candy Baskets.
Of the newest and most novel designs ev,
er brought TO the city. These baskets.
filed with the finest candy, viii make an
appropriate Christmas present.
J.. ELEOPOULO,
112 Bull street, next to Adler's
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Was Another Greenbure.

The tailor, Greenburg, who abandoned
his business on Congress street, was not
Sigmond Greenburg whose tailoring bust
ness is located on Broughton street.
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sTRAYED.

STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM EDEN.
Ca, on Wednesday night. a medium-size
bay mare mule, light nose, about u years
old, lump on her back, caused from an old
sore, scar on each shoulder near the joints.
Finder will be literally rewarded by re-
turning to 2. r. McEldress Arcola. Ga
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ATHLETES TO CONTEND.
The Y. NJ. c. A. Gyms Second Con-
test This Week.

1 HIS Will OC d
busy week with
the athletes of
the Young Mems
Christian Ass oci-
alton. The Sec
ond in the series
of FIVE contests Of
the gymnasium
class will take
place Tuesday
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Buyers, don't purchase your
Christmas wheels until you have
inspected my 81 line.
The Danitss, made by the WAL
than Mfg Co., are guaranteed to
be the handsomest and best line
Of juvenile wheels ever exhibited
In this city The 81 Orient has
arrived, with the pitch line chain,
thereby saving 38 per cent. friction.
Price 800.
1887 ENJOYS and Fleetwngs, the
equal of many 500 machines. Price
S65.
For those wanting a medium
priced wheel ] have the Pyramid, a
~ model, guaranteed for a year.
Price $3.50 cash. Al
r. v. CoNNERATs.
s4s and 4s Bull street.
Corner Charlton street lane.
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A. l.. DEsBOUILJONs'
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

A. IL UIl5UUIILbUNo7
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
chatelaine watches-A large variety
from IS to s75
Beautiful Diamond Rings from IS 20
500. and al immense choice in all Silver
Novelties easy 70 select from, at
DEsBoUILLoNs,
The Jewcler.
Old n ~ Bun srtect.
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NOTICE SOME OF OUR PRICES:
Mixed Nuts per pound ...................10c
Mixed Candy per pound. ................ Sc
Ralsns, good, per pound. .............. SC
Raisns, loose Muscatels, 3 pounds. ... 2Sc
Ra.sins, finest layers. .121sc
Fresh New Figs. ........................l 2l5c
Butter, choicest table, per pound. .Nlac
Butter, fine table, per pound. Csc
Butter, good, per pound. .................20 zoe
Hams, best sugar-cured. ................I3c
Shoulders, sugar-cured. ......... ........ &c
Breakfast Bacon, sugar-cured. ........ l0c
GLIB can Table Peaches per can...... &c
Choice Sugar Corn, 3 cans for. .......25c
Choice Fresh Peas per l0c
Choice New Georgia Syrup per gal 4Oc
New Buckwheat, Glib package. ....... DOC
Oatmeal. 7 pounds for...................25c
Pure 4-year-old Rye Whisky, worth
A.00 now selling at....................$3 50. 90
Pure 3-year-old Rye Whisky, worth
$780, now selling ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 200
Pure 2-year-old Rye Whisky, worth
$780, now selling at.................... ]. so
Old Port and Catawba Wines per gal 9Oc
Old Port and Catawba Wines per at. .25c
GIVE US A CALL.
Our goods are the best and guaranteed
Prompt delivery.
G. r. MAC DONELL,
POS w. Broughton, second door west Of
Barnard.
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RoARDING.

-~~-~-~--~-~~-~-e-~-S->-
WANTED. TWO OR THREE BOARD
ers In a strictly private family; terms
reasonable. 800 Broughton street east.
A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE FROM
the north can get pleasant front south
room and board In private family; north
ern cooking. Address Northern, care
News.
FINE TABLE BOARD; MEALS PUNc-
tual; terms; reasonable. S07 West Nc
Donough.
PLEASANT ROOM. NICELY FUR
nished, and good board for a couple. 2O4
West Bolton.
LARGE SOUTH FRONT ROOM. WITH
board. rs South Broad.
SOUTH ROOMS, ON FIRST FLOOR,
with bath and flrst-class table board.
207 Jones street. west.
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ROBIN HOOD.
ArmanIa, TurksT & ConstlnIInop'e IIIusird

With descriptive lecture by Rev. Krikor
Hagop BasmaJian Ga native Armenian,
az Trinity Sunday school building, corner
President and Jefferson streets, for bene-
At Of parsonage fund. Friday, Dec. Is, and
Monday, Dec. q. at SIS o'clock D. m.
over 100 Views will be used, showing
the cities and towns where the massacres
took place, also some of the people who
have either been killed or have suffered
cruel torture at the hands Of the barbar-
ians, scenes that have so recently shocked
the Christian world. Also views of ORR
entail life, with costumes, ETC., of the peo-
pie; OF Constantinople, the sultan and his
magnificent palaces
All views illuminated with oxyhydro.
gen light.
Whole tickets, rs cents; half tickets. Is
cents.
The wonderful graphophone will be ex-
hibited at the close of each lecture. Come
and see. as well as hear. this truly mar
veious piece OF machinery; no extra
charge.
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EDUCATIONAL.

r. &c. l.. MILLER, 100 EAST LIBERTY,
teacher Of mandolin, guitar, banjo, plano.
f. T. McGRATH, TEACHER OF MAN
dolin. guitar and banjo. Thorough in
struction. Headquarters at Ludden s.
Bates.
CONSULTATION AND INSTRUCTION.
architectural, engineering, mechanical and
marine. Theory and practice. Aloha VII
varttas, 155 South Broad street, Savannah,
Ga.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
Continued from Third Page.
FOR Observation-Disclosures.


L n X II u f EME d JEW Ell r Y,
watches, pistols, overcoats. very cheap.
Arthur Deutsch, pawnbroker. Congress
street next to Solomons' drug store.
FOR SALE, sEvENTY-FIvE SETS
of timber carts Mt for turpentine or tim
Der. WIN be sold cheap in lots to suit
purchasers. ENQUIRE of The Atlantic Con-
tracing Company. foot Of East Broad
street. John r. Gaynor, president.
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CHRISTMAS TREES.

Direct from the state OF Maine.
where the fine ones grow. Make
your selections early.
ROBERT REMLER.
Drayton and Liberty streets
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WHEN YOU BUY A POUND YOU
ought to get a pound and If you buy a
pound you will get a pound from the
Southern Grocery Company, 30 Barnard
street.
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LOST AND FOUND.


~-~~~-~~~-~-~~~~~~~>~--~~ ~~>-~~-~~~~~-~~-~-~~
LOST, AT BONAVENTURE STA
ton, Sunday last, a black umbrella, nat
ural wood handle Reward II returned
corner Abercorn and Hull streets.
LOST. POCKETBooR. CONTAINING
five dollars; Bull. between Taylor and
Liberty. Reward II returned to No. 20
e. Taylor street
LOST, SETTER BITCH, ORANGE COL
ored ears white body, orange spot on side;
a liberal reward If returned to G. b. West
colt, Ninth street, between Barnard and
Jefferson.
LOST, SMALL BROWN COW; LIB
eral reward if returned to Poythress,
Charleton and Jefferson streets.
LOST, SATURDAY, NEAR LAUREL
Grove cemetery, a small brown spaniel,
female. Reward II returned to No. u East
State street.
LOST. LEATHER CARD CASE. WITH
silver mounting. marked M. l.. @. Finder
will kindly leave at News office.
FOUND, A SMALL BLACK AND TAN
dog; owner can get same by calling at
2O2 Gwlnnett street east, and paying for
this advertisement.
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FOR EVERYTHING IN OUR LINE,
all we ask Is that you get our prices.
Palmer Hardware Company.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-20

FOR HARDWARE AND TOOLS GO
TO Cornwell & Chipman.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-20

SEE GEORGE BARTELS' WINDOW
on Broughton street, near Price, and view
the model in sugar Of the yacht Defender
an artistic piece of work in confectionery.
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GOOD THINGS mo- EAT

AT SMALL COST.
Come and see us before you buy your
Christmas dinner.
NOTICE SOME OF OUR PRICES:
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SAVE $3.50 TO $3.50 ON A PAIR OF
shoes II you get them at Okarma's, 90
Broughton street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-20

POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY,
large lines and low prices at Palmer Hard
ware Company.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-20

WHEN YOU VISIT BRUNSWICK
call at Okarma's shoe store and get your
shoes shined with one of his shine cards.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-20

IN HER YOUTH THE PEOPLE
praise her, and in years to come the
Southern Grocery Company will be known
as the old mother OF justice.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-20

FOR HARDWARE AND TOOLS AT
prices never before given. see Palmer
Hardware Company.
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CHRISTMAS CAKES AND PIES
made, baked or ornamented at reasonable
prices at George Bartels'. Broughton
street
New-York tribune., 1896-05-30
THE STOCK MARKET.

On small volume OF business resembling a
half-hollday's transactions. stocks advanced To-
day, last prices showing net gains, which in some
cases were above l per cent The recovery IN
prices helped by a considerable short interest
which had accumulated in the week, and the fact
OF the double holiday led 10 active covering
throughout the list. Sentiment was more cheer
fu than yesterday. There Were various FACTORS
contributing TO the better feeling the chief ones
being smaller gold exports than expected some
foreign interest In the market, the expectation OF
the adjournment OF Congress early In June, ana
the decision rendered yesterday in favor OF the
Joint Traffic Association. While prices ruled bet
ter there was no attempt to make an active mar
ket, total sales showing only 02iS shares, OF
which Sugar Refining. Burlington and st. Paul
was up Ia. per cent at the close, while other espe-
Iron, Manhattan. Atchison. American Tobacco,
Burlington. St Paul and Louisville and Nash
Vile Gold Withdrawals to-day amounted to ST.
10000 and against this amount the Treasury re-
ceyed 81 100000 in gold in exchange for legal
tenders from the National Park Bank. The ac-
tion OF the bank was prompted by patriotic mo-
tives. as It's egal-tendcr holdings, as shown by
to-day's bank statement. are In excess OF It's
specie Recent gold shipments have been entirely
IN coin, and to-day the Treasury Department re-
duced the premium charge for gold bars from 3-l6
Of ! per cent to Il Of ! per cent In hopes OF al
fording lnducement to shippers to take bars
instead of coin. but the reduction to meet the
views Of shippers. should have been TO l-l0 OF
per cent. OF tho gold taken, 81 ,lOO,OOO was In
coin and the rest In bars.
Closing prices to-day Of a number or active
stocks compare with yesterdays as follows:
New-York tribune., 1896-05-30
crocKS ENJOY A RALLY.
,,-r,IsrENT MORE CHEERFUL.
sc poND MARKET-THE WEEKLY
BANK STATEMENT.

,rs AT TIE STOCK EXCHANGE MAY %
GALi-' ",,s N BONDS AND BANK STOCKS
New-York tribune., 1896-05-30
BONDS AND MONEY.

Sales Of Government bonds consisted of S13O,
600 coupon Is Of 1929 at 1l6ia. 5000 at 11G%.
$1,000 coupon Is at 1895 and $4,000 registered
Is OF 1925 at 16l5 Final quotations follow:
New-York tribune., 1896-05-30

NOR SAI-E.-s7O0-Owing to change IN business offer
Il my private family complete consisting
pair OF gentlemans driving horses trap pair Of
light harnesses all in Al condition The horses are six
old this June. half seal brown, closely
matched drive as horse road 10 10 IL miles hour
easy. perfectly brken double single Not afraid OF
electric Perfect family team. gentle.
sound. kind l warrant them all right in every way.
shape and manner. II want a perfect family and
road team that right, this team viii please You. Am
horse dealer. Address T. f. CFfDS. Springfield. Mass.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-30

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London May - ( p m.-C3nsols Il3h for money and
iI3 for the July account, Canadian Pacific. 8t. Erie.
ia Do preferred. 20. Illinois Central O4s; Mexican
ordinary 10. 81 Paul common. 7sf; New-York Central
oo pennsylvania H3s: Reading. 5is Mexican Central
new per bonds 7is; Louisville and Nashville.
,ON Atchison common IL.
n-The amount OF bullion gone Into the Bank Of
England On balance to-day f2ooo Paris adyices quote
per at lO2 francs - centmes for the ac-
New-York tribune., 1896-05-30
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
THE BANK STATEMENT.

FRIDAY, May 2o-p. nl
Despite heavy gold exports this week the
banks increased their cash and surplus reserve
holdings The weekly statement published yes
terday showed an increase in the cash holdings
of the associated banks OF S9S7 400. made up by
an increase of 1914 800 in specie and increase
Of S72 900 in legal-tendew. An addition Of ST.
$50 900 in deposits increased the reserve required
against deposits by S45S 225 to S124 7lS 52J. re-
sulting in an increase in the surplus reserve OF
S52917 to So 230675 Loans Increased 81 100
900. against loss last week Of S305S000 The
movement Of currency from the interior con-
tinued large and showed no signs OF diminish
ing. The operations of the Sub-Treasury with
the banks caused a loss TO the banks of SDG602l
The surplus reserve this time last year Sil-
22l290 and In the corresponding time In 1894
The following are the comparative statements
Of May % and May 20:
Loan. a:S s.,syss Hy:s inc .:s G%saf.:
f:fss:a''' B:Ss:i'. ::Ss$ .ssf :ssf$ fS "s -: s
The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total deposits OF the re-
spective dates:
ss.ad:f. fsss: s:S In" Inc :
Total ,osi.s 800 .4oo.o2oo Inc. ,os7 400
asst deposits. i24. 100000 1247Is525 Inc. as 225
surplu. . .2i 1Oi. 500 s22.2 2sO.e75 Inc. ,52o i75
The Clearing House statement for to-day was
as follows: Exchanges S85140015: balances
$6,20l .269. For the week Exchanges. S4l9 lGl.-
401; balances. $21 .539.11S.
The following are the changes for the
spending week Of the three preceding years: 1890
Loans increased S2.44S, 900 cash Increased 81
327 800; deposits increased 81 326000 and surplus
reserve increased $1.246,00O. 1S94-Loans de-
creased 81 300 cash decreased Sl51 100 de-
poslts decreased 1000 400 ard surplus reserve
Increased 1868 400 1S03-Loans increa sed S1SS =
600 cash decreased 81. 7S0 800 deposits decreased
425 ''''''-'
The following table shows the hank holdings
on the respective dates:
June2s .ot June |. 'e5 May 20 %
Loans $4G3 03 COO SJO2 547 $40 ljG
sperle Ep,Ols.GO 1OO4i.oOO 81 4JG
Legal-tenders l2l.9siiOO iI2 2I37GOO ~ 4e8 20
Deposits 1I2. l,s. 900 bCG. 22+)4O
Circulation oo3S.G0 i3.25G2oO i4Go5 100
The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total deposits Of the re-
spective dates:
s, June 2 % June I. 'o5 May 20. %
Jexai- tender, iSI 9sI 100 10 g @ sS2 400 100 90
Total reserve .s22oooe.7oO sls2 COO si40o4o 800
Reserve required
against deposits. ha.ostooO IH55Ta5o I2,7rss25
ssrD,as .'... '7%Si 100 s22 2'9 s22 2ao
Tei'e"i"sc '"''''' 900 J23 2u.4
STATEMENT OF THE ASSOCIATED BANKS
IN DETAIL
The following table shows the bank holdings
together with the percentage OF reserve. held by
each bank. National banks are required T. keep
a reserve Of 70 per cent. and State banks one OF
1J per cent:
New-York tribune., 1896-05-30
Che Qurf.

~ T
IL East 32d St the property OF Sir Roderck Cameron.
l Spring Clarence In perfect order.
Victoria with pole and shafts. also in good order.
/ Extra sized Brougham. all by Brewster q Co.
/ Imported Spindle Phaeton Of elegant design good as
1 Black Geldng 10 hands bred by Mr. Webb. old.
very stylish in single or double harness; has been
fired for bone SPAWN.
Chestnut Geding 10 hands yrs. old took hrst prize
a Toronto Agricultural Society. Can travel 30 miles
hours; broken double and single harness. and
walk miles hour under saddle. Warranted
sound
Bay Geding 10 hands, years old, very stylish both
single double harness. and believed 10 be sound
subject TO veterinary examination
Roam Gedlng. 16 hands, bought when years old ard
driven by owner for past five years; a sensible. safe
and good everyday horse.
The cOachman in charge has the owners prices. from
which there will be deviation.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-30

GOO 40 Uni Gold 40. 10
5000 Mex Nat "a Inc
New-York tribune., 1896-05-30

Actual cash IN the
Treasury .aultr
over outstanding
certificates s357 3G7 800 s257 .5soG3i Inc s2ia0i2
Deposits bank. - :5G."id 22.NtJ.'O Dec 2O-.y1B
Available cash $40 ,27eo7so3i Dec s'V.pai
Deduct minor liza .-.. . ..,
New-York tribune., 1896-05-30
Coyartnershlp Notices
rNNOv.N~NNcO><NNsrN~>>r|~~~
CUYLER, MORGAN & COMPANY.-Limited

CUYLER, MORGAN & COMPANY.-Limited
~ partnership
This 10 TO certify the undersigned have this day
entered into imed pa,pershg under the act & OF me
partnerships and the AMENDMENTS thereto and for this
purpose do acknowledge and declare as follows:
First. The name or firm under which such partner
ship is TO be conducted is Cuyer. Morgan & Company
Second The general nature OF the business intended
be transacted Is the general brokerage and commis-
business.
Third The OF the special partners Morris
X. Jesup residing at No. 1877 Madison avenue. In the
City County and State OF New-York and John Paton
residing the Reform Club, in the city Of London Eng
land. Great Britan
The names Of the general partners are follows:
Cornelirs c. Cuyier, residing AZ No. PA Madison
avenue, in the city, County and State OF NewYork;
Junus Spencer Morgan residing at Rye. in weschestss
Francis j. Patton residing at No 2s7 Fifth avenue In
the CITY County and State u New-York. and
Arthur G. Vaughan residing at No. West Eighty
second street in the City county and state OF New
Fourth The Of capital contributed by the said
x Jssup the common stock Is three hundred
by said John Patton 10 the common stock Is one nun
dred and twenty-five thousand tI25.0oO dollars
Fifth. The said partnership is 10 commence op me
FIRST OF May A. ID. thousand eight hundr:d ana
nne,y-sx and TO terminate on the thirteth day OF
April A. ID. thousand eight hundred ana ninety
-. ..-.,..o -. AN. h<na.
md seals this twenty-nnth day Of April. a: d. lsg6
"''' ''''' WIS CoRNEI.i.,s G. cUYiER. e. sl
JUNIuS S. MORGAN, d. 81
hR4AUR hR4Ats g e: vAtaifS q. s.
NORRIS x yEsUp. GsY
JOHN PATTON. IL 81
Special Partnerh
Witnesses at signing
J. 81 FRENCH
WALTER GIBSON.