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The PRECEDENT of the Convention then declared thst
George M DaiIss, OF l,aia. had received two
thirds Of all the votes before the Convention and
therefore declared nominated the candidate for the
Vice-Presdency
One OF the Pennsy delegation returned thanks to
the Convention for the preference shewn to citizen Of
the keystone State and
The PRESIDENT then and askef the unanimous vote
of the Convention on the nomination.
MAcCiirS Of Missouri known the Missouri Earth
quake" jumped to his iest, and cried No not una
us-[aughter.] vote against n-(roars) wish my
vote recorded in the negative. oppose it, am the only
amongst you that has any conscence-troars and
cheers You have sacrificed Mr.. Van Buren, by har-
gain; but you can't sell me. wish to be heard" Cries
Of "oraer," "order !" II" o yes" o yes" followed)
when Nc ceased for instant and the President pro-
ceeded TO deliver hs valedicory which being concluded
Nc again got the floor, demanding to be heard but the
question Of adjournment called and amid his thun
derng tones and all sorts of yes and cries from those
who drowning his voice the Convention adjourned
sine die
As the adjournment announced some
cried out, move that Col McGnnis address the Chair
the two third rule"
Mc.You be damned (roars) who dares fight with pis.
tolls. You've killed Van by your damned two-third rne,
but you shsnt kill me; not y Uaughter) No, no,
u" and becoming exhausted he closed his efforts, and
left the Convention among The straggers who had re-
NAMED to see the nondescript from Missouri. G.
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PRICES OF PRnyIsIoNs
Passengers Arrived.

LivERrooL--Ship st George-Fancis Kecac, Kesne. f.
Kssne Ts Curry Mr. Casr.e AID ~, lady Mis-. cas'rse,
LiyERPooL-shp Montezuma-Mr f. CiaIsmopt and lady X
A; Mr. + Clar'mont Mr. w Romer, Mr. q Rome Mr.
aad children Ms, Pollock Ml,s Nah ard merge Ms
ney Dr. A. lady aud child, asd $50 in the steersge.
LivERPooL-Ship Virgnian-MrJ Jackson and lady, Miss
Fl al.ton, Mr. A Knapp, Mr. Brouwer. Mr. ELAN, M
d. and 1870 the Storage
LIvERPooL-sh hip echo a--J Pemze, Canada; Hastings
NYork; Lanier, Mesco Obesr, and 272 in the
sge.
New ORLF ANs-Snip Lousviile-Nrs Greenviii., chill
drep and servant. NOeans Mrs Davis do; DR. Power. c
Bamore; TessS Cuthbeit Knsbury, and Elliott, Of New
Yotx
OAnU--ShIp William & EIiza-J Blossom and son, T Cum
mps, ) II Anthem
, HAvANA-schr Ontaro-J Sherman, Butter. Cox.
OPoHTo-Bna Merda-T Rodriques, ID odr.ques, J D
Roarques.
DEMARARA--Brg Judson-Dr f * Stewart, NJ D Cragg Mrs
J d bridge.
ANTwEnP-Belg barqus Naria-F Trisi fard
Passengers Sailed.
,CANToSS-ship Hopqn.-,over Goldsmith, Lewis
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AT.A. MEETING OF THE MEMBERS OF RELIEF

Alta MEETING OF THE MEMBERS OF RELIEF
"A ENGINE COMPANY No 46. convened AZ the Engne
House on THURSDAY evening May 30 ia order acea the
OF the Compeny article the New York
Sun Of tuesday last copied from the Bfoaklyn Eagle mp
Engine Company 10 Participating the fgat
tie FIRE IN Williamsburg Sunday irnng lat with No
2, Of BROOKLYN comm'tee consisting n II Day WA.
w. Nct aad r. Clark appointed att esou-
ons Of the Cf the After ie MI
mites they leurled AID presented the ca owing r,ouon
which imousv sdoned--
Eesnye That the aforesaid artclr false every respect
and lite on the company.
Resolved hat consider chsracuu As bremen aud
citizens I'M cached by said libel
Resolved, That energetic action Of the Common
Council Of New Yok till atr n eesugaou the tru
iees OF Williamsburg
Resolved That the proceedings of this meeting b, published
ia the Herald and True Sun
HENRY { riY,
W., Mpff, (Comai'Iee.
CHARLES II SMIt Ii, Cheumap.
VIM. y. Morn, Secretary. il it'tc
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EXECUTORS' SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-The sub:
ceased will Public Auction at the Merchauts
ia the city OF New York the ist day of July
O'Clock hooDA that certain lot parcel Of land Ito
Eeter III the frame house known umber 10 E.
reenth tr'et and situated thereon situate lying and bns
the uche side of Sixteenth and known and
hed Of divers lots of land belonging Cor
nelips Tienout Wm late Of the city OF New York de-
ceased, made by Thorn Ludiam tty Snr,eyor and da.
Ted February 1873 by the number hundred and eighteen
t2s) and bounded follows the northeastern
side of Sixteenth point distant hundred aud
twenty-five fee norhwes ey ffom the hwessy line OF
land belonging to Peter Stuyvesan and running then
northweserly along Sixteenth twenty-five Ee thence
north westerly aht angles with sixtes nney-two
fee thence southeasey raraIe with sixteenth
five feet and theace southwe tey right angles Six
tenth feet TO the place Of beginning.
New York. Nav 1884.
ELIZABETH HEBBGRD. Executrix
g. IT, HEBBERD, Executor
IL
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~ THE SOUTHERN MAIL,
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION,

Nomination OF George M. Dallas Of Pcnnsyi-
wanna, for Wee President-Onlcisl Resigna-
ton Of siias Wright, OF New York-spesch
OF M"ginnis, the Missouri Earthquake
Final Adjournment.
BALTIMORE, Thursday, May 30, 7 P. M.
The Convention assembled this morning ., the hour OF
adjournment.
Benjamin +. Butler, Esq, OF New York presented q Lot.
ter from silas Wright, Jr, Of YORK -cniue to nc.
cspt the nomination CT Vice President ~ giving az his
his public and private relations" which are sun
posed to mean his position with Mr. Van Buren, An
nsxed is the letter
WAsHfserov 10Th May lsaa
My Ds.n sIR-Beng advised that the Convention Of
which You member has conferred upon me the
rneritsd honor of nominating me as Candidate for the
office OF Vice President will you, this information be
correct present my profound thanks to the Convention
for this mark of confidence and vor and for that
circumstances which do not think necessary to detail
10 it, but which very briefly hint at YOU lin another
private latter to Mr. render impossible that should,
consistently with my sense OF public duty and private oo
legations accept this nomination.
am, with great respect
Your obediept servant.
Hon. 3. =. BurLxR. slLAs WRIGHT.
The resignation accepted and number of resolu-
tons avowng all the patriotism and democracy of the
be csntersd in the Polk party adopted also
opposed to the appropriation Of the moneys proceeding
from the public lands for any other purposes than
onal and opposed to any alteration in the power
The following resolution relative 10 Oregon and Texas
also adopted
Resolved That title to the whole Of the Territory Of
Oregon clear and that portion of the
same ought to be- coded to England any other power
and that the occupation OF Oregon and the
OF Texas at the earliest practicable period great
American measures, which this enton recommends
to the cordial support Of the democracy OF the Union
The usual committee having been appointed, the
yention then proceeded 10 ballot for nomination for
Vice President in place of Sas Wright declined The
ne
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TWELFTH WARD.

TWELFTH WARD.
meeting of the citizens Of the Twelfth Ward held
a Andrew Howes Five Mile House on Thursday evening
Nav 30h i8 for the Of he the OF the
committee appointed nominate suitable persons he
ported for Commissioner Inspector Trustee the
election,
On motion, John 9 Harrington, ESQ., called to the
Chair and james II. Lutter appointed Secretary.
The committee through their chat man thu reported the
following names:
inspector-IoAAC ADRiANCE;
Trustee-Dr. ADRIAN v. WILLIAMS,
all OF whieh ousiy accepted by the meeting
On ion the edings ordered publshed in
the Herald American Republican and Sun.
The meeting then adjourned.
JOH : @ HARRINGTON, Chairman
JAMES II CUTTER, Secretary. jl2tsIc
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Foreign Markets.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA MARKEr, May 6th.. Hams.-Smal
lots Of u hams have been disposed OF at the rata of
per quntal. Lard-Although there is fair supply on
hand holders show unwlingness to sell at present
low prices The last lot disposed of realized $l3 so the
able that an advance this price may be Obtained.
Cheese. The cheese brought by the Henry jerks was
400 boxes sugar for Spain were bought at 81 and ii the
quinta We quote half and half So a $4 and 8; Al
Muscovado II a 3 Coffee This article likewise has
been in good demand. LIST quality $2 $i3 I'd do So
SlI Sd do So 81; inferior s. 81; Triache L. ID
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RACES. UNION COU RSE, LONG ISLAND
NORTH AGAINST THE SOUTH
THE regular Jochev Club meeting the above course,
will commence Tuesday. June 4h 1914 and continue three
DAYS.
Fst d,y. Tuesday-Iockey Club Puie s3oo-s5O 20
the second best horse two nile heats,
Same day-Purse s30-cnr'uce $40 added mile heats two
to make race.
Sc onj dav Wednesday Club Parse s5oo-Soo
go 60 the second bes, horse thre mile heats
Third day. hursday Jockey Gu, Purse klo00S2oo 20
TO the second bsst horse four mile hats
Same dayPurse S5enrance SO added; mile heats;
" o MIKE
Should there De second best horse FIR either of the above
Purss the winner 70 receive but $3.50 $500 aud $500
Enties be made John r. 3ned 1.-The previous
zach race, and 10 close punttually at O'Clock p NJ,
The mile hes Tuesday and Ihnndt, of At p.
VI ate, which the ocular ockey Club Purses
The following stables will be IN attru dunre From New
JerseyMr, La rd With Fashion Delaware, Yamscfow, yr
I'D paehee aida VI old by shark Mr. g aries Lloyd
,h the hr Clarion aud others Mr. las Van Mrer with
Disua ~ the old Mercer and te4 old FLY, by
u,,ee Of Miss Matte. From the sIard-H A. Conovr
OIL Joh ith Rlus Dick Midas and Senator and Mr.
with Patsy Anthony, &c tsnd perhaps other stab
viii be fom the So,tn Three days beautiful racing may
~ anticipated
Terms of Admitta 10 the enclosed space Ksiden Of
he city of New ork and Long lsnd $40 anuun
esdeaa s. the meeting Grand Stand 4i90 Stand or Track
20 cents; Field Stand Is cents.
by the secretary Of the New York Jockey GLIB we are
hoinsd sts that the champion Of routh Blue Dick
Sll ron against Fashion, the champion Of the North
Thursday fonr vile heats.
The Long Island Railroad Company will ruu cars at
hours each day. oil which due notice will be svsn jcl 3tsc
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Ia cisveiand on the a7h, -four quoted 50 10 q
- IS; wheat 7sl 10 cents.
Over the west generally. grain drsgs heavily. The
STOCKS are large, which affected the prices SO
much, that wheat was selling in Michigan the 2sd at
% cents, and was duh at that price.
appears that quite fair trade with Canada is going
on All that tends thitherwsrd comes under the new
commercial regulations by which wheat enters that pro-
vince by paying duty OF nine cents bushel We will
give few figures in illustration of this fact =
FLOUR AND WHEAT EXPORTED FROM CLEVELAND, DURING
ENDING MAY 25rH lS4i
- .Whnher B5is. Fiom. Bush. Wheat
United States Ports. .l0,070 80 2S5
Ndhada 3,lS5 94ll
Aggregate, ".l3255 ~ 600
FLOUR WHEAT RECEIVED AT MONTREAL TO THE
nth
Whence. Brls Flour. Bush. Wheat
Canada l24995 81 037
Shi'eu otnteh 2a0Uo
Aggregate, $4,000 81 OPT
prices decline little the coast, we may expect
comparatively large shipments to Europe There are or
ders now In market for that quarter.
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GRAND FISHING EXCURSIONS.

~01 ~ THE Subscriber has eh rtered the substan-
S-AnSrIs tial steamer, THOMAS SALMONp CAPT
SCHULTZ. to run 10 the Fishing
Bank. for leason, commencing Mondays Juue THIS
built Cor the United States Government OF the
best materials her hull bring entirely of 1--we oak aud
cedar and considered boat the Union
navigation therefore passengers may place every confidence
thus vessel Her regular DAYS will be Mondays Tuesdays
THURSDAYS aud Fridays Of each week. the
sufelt ,me 10 fish Places Of .oPpnx Tor Amos
8 ococL: Canal H Cath terry Brook
lyn, 8; kestreet n Pier No. y. Il. "a Miners Lower
Dock, staen Isane aud fot Hmi each way ao wing
passengers fortic returning will
ps.ergefs the places. hlmbermaid vii! be
tendance, who VIII attention the lsdss An
ceileDt band of music WI accompany he boat daily
viii be on board provide lines small cha Bait
will always be Abundance and farm shed There
is aichsd the steamer ya~ boats which select parties
have BY apicaons without charge hose
Who prefer bringing small boats with them. brug thea
rer no l, y IT,, ana no charge WAL be made Tor towing
Excellent reiesments Will be furnished board. Fare for
the whole dlys ex ursicn, 80 cents. -
- HENRY RIELL.
NOTICEIn order TO make the above Excursions every
agreeable has been ceemed
the boat comfort Of the geby so aoing her
hrst tip is postponed until Thursday The 9th June
which she viii her regular days above named
m28 lw~ HENRY u. Rlk LII.
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PrOylsIOn Market.

Our meat markets present very little il any variation
from last weeks report. Poultry is not plenty, and
young chickens bring s7t and so cts. pair Fish, as
usual in every has come down to 90 cts
ing and cts the bunch peas ls3 cts the half peck
Strawberries coming to market great quantities and
are selling at and 81 cts per basket by the l00 Fine
ripe red cherries are selling at 10 cts the lib.
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5 SMITH. Auclcneer
Nv ~ h RID

Store 3ai Broadway, cor. Duane at .
H. r. W will give his psonal attention door sales Of
Household Furniture, Dry Goods Groceries, &c Tor parsons
rell gushing housekeepil u or business. -.
Sas ,etted all the goods shall have been
sold and delivered
Liberal ash Advances made il required meTcardize OF
every d. scrption gaed f,r sale mel lfn'm
VALu BIZ PklVAlE LlBR AIRY AT AUG ION =
Levy u SOONER will sell on wednesday. Juu. 3tn
at ~ o'clock al their rooms. Broadway extensive NJ oi
call Aiscel aud Library about 5000 vols
longing to gentman who is about sail for The
library IN hne aud S33O0may be
on Tuesday and Wedres Orders left the desk will he
faithfully executed or hose vh, not have time attend
retail il it.rc
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VOYAGE TO VARIOUS POETS IN snRoPG. ASIA

VOYAGE TO VARIOUS POETS IN EUROPE. ASIA
AND AFRICA, IN Tiit. MnDlJERkANEAN.
NM for will be dispatched aoove on the COM
NV ing Of July, touching at the Azores or Western
then proceeding Gibraltar thence to Malta where
pilots will be taken hence to Athens and the
recan Islands, thence Coustantnop- where tue priacipa
part outward will be disposed Of from theace to
Tenedos and the Rnns Of ancient Troy thence to smyrna
Joppa where the vessel win a svfoieut enable
Jerus then return down the Metiter-
Egypt, Tpot and syracuse and II time vii
passeng desire the cruise may be extended to
Mes.na Naples Cvi:a Vecchio the seaport OF ROM
Concs, Eliza Leghom GENOA Nice Marse'iies and BARGE
Iona touching supplies Tange and MADEIRA and taking
passage the Atlantic making II desired
brief stop Charleston. - g land passengers and their
effects aud thence this The voyage will probably
cupv his. during which time much valuable COM
merc and other Information be acquired also highly in
expedition projected for the purpose Of opening
avenues for trade between the old and new word viii
doubtless be one Of profit as well as OF plea.nr.,
board Of ship will be allowed TO take with them
the cruise round quantity Of saeabe goods to dispose
by barter otherwise. which privilege IL improved VIII
probably yield profit sufficient nearly quite the
of The charge to each passenger provided
suite number oGes will not exceed the usual ex
gentleman RAISING the snmmsrat togs Na4afa
oppoftanity acquiring practical commercial knowledge and
the Holy Land aud other places OF Importance
the student the and Of business will please
make early application the ze 81 The vessel 10 be employed
the will depend upon the number who
forw early md Tn. company Will be
select wall he furnished with possible information
respecting the articles seabe the ports intended be
ved and the advisable Investments to be made
. .
AT urgent rsque several the South and
thus the Of departure originally fixed upon has
ben postpo led as above, I'LL the coming ith OF July
For freight passage, apply to -
n27 3,WF&Ssec SAM'L w DEWEY. 100 Front ST
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MARITIME HERALD.
ship Masters and agents.

We shall esteem II favor If Captains Of Vessels will give
70 omnodge hophhr sli.Ey Of our News Fleet Report
81 The Spng elt az The foIt whence sailed Vessels
Spoken their passage List &C their Cafgo AID any Fo-
Newspapers or Jews they have lie will board them
Immediately on their arrival Agents and Correspou ents
$40 OF broad WIZ $50 eonief favor by seadng tbs
Information Of any kind will he thankfully tc.iyeJ
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CENTREVILLE COURSE-TROTTING.
TUESDAY. June 4 h, at O'Clock, p NJ Purse 500. Two
Mile Heats, nnder the saddle The following horses
entered =:
j. Wheply eaters ..''''.' -. '''''b. g Rife.
A O. ncklin SDaH..
D. SIN tn I" br. e. katler
"Wednesday, June 5h at oclock-Purse, $500 Mile Heats
best three in i've IN Harness.
Coepe en-. es '....'... ''.br Cayun Chief
A. Loose. br m DuichesS
ThuIsdAy June Parse $500, Thres Mile Hers in Harness
II. Jones eatsrs. ..g Washugon
D. Bryant IN LHdy suffolk
Captan Unrerhi i'll x Col 4mbus
The Pscing and Trottng Purses will be
IF the first Week in June.
Parse tn First $50 Mile Heats best three 10 five harness.
free FOR all racing horses.
Purse he Sec ond $50, Mile Heats best FIVE under
the saddle for pacing that for
Purse IN. Third. $50 Mile Heats best three five under
the saddle os tfotr horses that thirty
dollars
The above Purses close Saturday. June LIST, by 10
O'clock T. M jones' Second Ward Hotel. Three
to make m3l 3tss
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POHT Uk n@w sUafs, june 1.


Shi~s Cambridge, Ba stow, Liverpool II Marshall; Me-
dgtot, Chaawiek iondsa, Jaha oF,swoid .. NICHOLAS
Ne'mith Walh; Ciucinnat Rose, New Oleons elsnton
* Eost-h~qae Wey bosse Harris, G.asgo, sanam 0i-
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REACON COJTR SD

THE GREAT FOOT X n CE
Of PERFORMING lo14 MILES IN ONE HOUR
" purse $780, will of he above Course,
Mondsy, June 3D. a4 O'Clock =. M he following persons
have entered 10 run =
Major "A Stannard of Con. John Guider Of New York
Saml Glen MONS OF Sy Elias Travis OF New YORK
Theodore Csrne. Of York James Leroy, Of Brooklyn
ARet Dixon Of Williamsbgh lanes Stewart OF New York.
GrI White cad of " Yort Nbs-fer OF Phllad lph,a.
John McMsnn, OF York Mr. Law gston, OF New YORK
v,d MYERS oi Poughhee James Wheeler OF New fo
John Smith of sew York Henry Chap lie. IL New YORK
Aonzo Wordon Engineer Of Nithe Bow, Jrey tty Ferry
BThe gates of he Course viii be ope.ed at u O'clock
iery cents All persons holding Members Tickets the
Troag season respectfully informed they will not ainit
this day m3i atb'et
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NOTICE MIR. Thomas Bynes GIass Gutter i, tooAt r.
secifuy requested to leave his address directed TO
at this office When he will hear OF his
ge. ltsec
=
WANTED "A smart. young man. that is perfectly &C
w quapted with the retail Grocery business Apply the
south West OF Houstoud aud toerck Good
erenoe required. jel itsec
POUND, in Fulton Market, Wednesday last Lea her
wallet containing 'ina, inount oil money, which tne
OF and in the evening proving rrop y aud paying change
Jel 3tssc PETER L. WILSON,
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lei ltsrc

JAMES LAsCALA informs h, patron, and customer. in
an t ed; ap s e" No
st oI Their it. rssscoa nopnT & they will i lon"
enjoyed, sad Tor which heTstsII,. his Thank;
from which tim, he 20 &c Y.
opinion .n s% an m. % Of h
d,adt isllins Of he h,ii
@ ss .sd Of s s ri, s .
careful cs,s'vs,ca he h.. The pleasure Of
Wais log wa,hig he i. effects sIe-ss TO SO
The to aa
without the Of pomaian Fourth: To restore graduay
has hitherto been coudered miracle, make the hair
health sa be
a his hand aud rubbing il the kin td dry impans TO it
order I the pablo iaIly th, invention be ha. in
wr.has 9 The head l low pcs Of
s his s.y wse s y 70 Va
hair good and healthy will readily p.recae its preserving
those who prefer Poma,am recommends hrs Cream
Of Roses epared with the sam composition th- liquid, aud
Mi: ,ho.s whohavs ,hsxs Of en- IdETn 49,. .....
viii css saf h Inc
Broadway up ,tnr.. " Y u lm.ec
X
ID this Marking ink is generally ACKNOWLEDGED by
he druggss aad OF the article tn Phiade pha
number OF whom have aeid ested it, be by
their adve and have pronounced superior to
Other isdei,be ink whether of domestic foreign make
The whole process Of mrsng i may be completed in three
S:ir %,sT: sd ssi as sr tn.
o. one Of firm who nyented it, Manufa ured aud for
by POTTS, LINN x HARRIS,
. Wholesale Druggists,
No 2I3n Market street Philadelphia,
From the United States O. zette OF March 18Th
Market street above 5h manufacture aid have for sale
art ees ~ their line Of business able ink
uly inaelbe y will b. its bea1ty aud the ciy Of its
commend itself to OF those who like
mark their apparel and would Like that AID
plain.
From the Editors Of the North American of March 10Th
lNDEIBlE INKWe have tried OF Barnhills Iadel bic
Ink; and thseully recommend 1t 10 all those wishing
linen 1t freely and requires previous
pation for sale by Mcssrs Potts. Linn Harris, No.
2I3x Aarkt 81
ss~srC opy Of an advertisement Of April 10Th
BARNHLs INpELBLE INK-just received sYppy of this
ce baed Lob. and having esed 1t thor ogly
warrant s1ua not superior to any made the United States
Aso--Dfnss Nledcins,, Paints, ACIDS Dye stuGs. Var.
Mistress &c, &c. Which VIII sold % me most eisonab
terms by ALEXANDER HARPER
Wholesale Druggist MasLet st. I'VE 18th
~ sectfuy Ieiuestsd to leave his address Iected TO
at this office, when he will hear Of his
tge. J I lt'ec
w quanted with the retail Grocery business Apply at the
south West OF Hoatoua aud Goerck STREETS Good
| ie erenoe required jel lt'ec
,pE pt MARI on lodi 4