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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-09

~ DALLtF- OhisfNkL 40 osLY GEsUIsE MAGICAL
hN fkIftllok-lac W oller Gld Blessing 81 Ne Age
ihs nruc-r has more power ard influence over dsesse
-h int n'n' irt An0Hu 80 I4naHe phy cisn Or pafea
-AOud be- without ~ moment Tie .aIn. OF tlr ~ofs;
-fu- stopped instantly aud healed without scar sis
.ptrfrl -n remedy FOR ile following dI-ea-esi
rAes, both oIna aal bleeding. Bronchitis scalt Head
hlelHal-in. infanmfiofy AID chronic Sore Eyes
5iit l.he4ni anal We1kles- Fever Sores, W0gcct
s"rln p Broken hrra.t.. Sore Nipples sfra.1s
A1n-i laDl and lai mnlfOH 81 l.e Bowels FeSons,
Dir.efs Ich que u 'lr r lce, sore Throat,
Tic DnerolA, Chopped Hands.
Ah- In itcf any fllna flnt l- sore ana painful
OILY Depot 4r '.H i.Iiel -fl'es No. ~ Fulton SIRE
,ll j. Illlu-, aeiy-lofa, Hlffe al Orders must b u
dressed poet pad 10 II DALEY, care ~ Ansoa Ffos
10 j.
Y tane-ca'- Oral System ~ Touching ~ Fec
-l.-ia falfl PSI lAs laN -,sr. Madam Dlrsl.. ar
n Cas- or rrFae essols. D. Laits a8d Den'e1na q 70
s. IS aal--L "a MI f,..lsr
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- The Ithaca Chr0Aiele announces lis deter.
mnaiion 10 devote one column week TO Agriculture
This column IS 10 be edited by Mr. Charles Morrel Of
Lansing Practical Farmer Rather small space
should say for such subject in an Agricultural com
nanliy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-09
Court Calendar.
poNGs IN OUR LAW COURTS SATURDAY

SUPERIOR Cousr-Nos. g. So o. O.. 60. a. g. o. o..
H. 3D. 90 90 90 inclusive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-09

'oH'iolks EXTRACT Or NARsAPAguLA-fvcry boiY
snod nsr tomsoch'- Extract of sar-spsrs for purifying
Nr blood AMI cleansing ou Pee in r Spring d d.
YEAR lhs Extract s iAe best and cheinss ever pr-ps
fnce - fur sk bodies. sumo -lr 10 oial- charge - for
saving 81 So Sold only or 20 Courand H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-09

The Speeche, IN the Convention Of Nj an Du'
rem and other eminent Democrats Gga'Hs uT
principle and policy Of Universal sunrase ,.o'
rhite men mind yoag mus; surely be ian''li1'
20 The public Mr Van Buren, expressly ODE
ed 90 Convention Reports p ~ to proP'-''
lion NJ Gen Root thai Il % ooate~p'0'ea n''''n-
.Ioyt of Tnirersoi lSgfroge and aid ~
Mr. y. b. did ~, believe that there we're twenty
member. who we're the bare. naked question o.
Universal Suffrage put 70 them. would vote IN IL
e,vor. - ,,r,ed that the Convention were eheopt"
.,og ,hi. invaluable night .of Suffrage and III ~
,lv ,oa suggestion that certain wounded he'oi'-
,o,,r,, seidjer. would pe deprived Of the kism o.
s,r-as. by the restriction De favored, urged ma
In fifteen wears the grave viii have oo'e'c' a..
,h survive Of the veterans Of the Revoln'lon' ana
,sked l. +, not unwisc 70 hazard rhD'e''"' 'e
.,,,e,,re ,nor,s.on lest it, operation might a'''
.tc.e e.,r individuals for a very short time Ac'
c,r5inol,. a motion b. -trike out working " on ue
highways A. qualifying to vote was carried Dy o.
10 A. and among the 81 are recorded the names o.
ues.ra Van Buren. Borm0a, Nelson, late {. jus
,cel D. u. T0mpkins &c. &c.-Need we otter any
thing farther in retgtation Of the hereditary claims o'
oa,r oppooents ON the votes Of the Poor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-09

WHAT fvrRy BODY SAYS MUST nr rRrE-If Is nuser
sally a.sn1f lodged flu LONlIFhS GREAT WEST
EHN INDIAN fAhAcEt - not only the most cersnn cure
mf aI h, ordinary summer Complaints that slfenng hG
nanny s h'f fo, nrt il a.s0 positive preventive aken
$50 or er Times week, Boo small doses a. n ltf 90 feff
nt ie 0' i- Keep. Doc bowels and digestive ORGANS 10
healthy coriinDn. and lf lr same time ID furte- ~ blood
ani eiio cafes i scfOia diseases from . .lrlsre OF ~
sAh ann leaves to face perfectly clear from oil pmps-
p'ir ii N1icif-, and present. beautiful. ear nOi,
httiY tpltafhte, proving i0 demonstration fle prom
irn' nftls Ns fnac'l ls sure O effect. Han VII H.
tNc'd rtfn W'.annf Due- uOf common sud etyr
nhce 'rir a Mar external applications alone never pro-
elrs flu cure uf any disease of flr blood and sybrr
r many bold lH ali disease proc ec. from iie iuplny
pl hip"o ana f e neat breath recommend external r.
ef -n' - ba-as, safcs, and asf bot not rasi ofh1r
ni-t ii" -iieNns Ointment This treatment DIVE. tsd
N-f-ri cne- ut pores iHf eliau' thereby l many
greatly raiar1rrng M and -ur, entail i.eae pns1
.r -l Peg Nr life uutss eficlsi bF internal rrilele.
rNf shr nf q & c.. 81 Court. ln0I-.frlef.
i tDee o. 'Dscfi04 10 ftoIs ar ref nth SAT- ki<sm ed
r3 l.a l.nHf fg's Palafrl j. warranted cure; srg
ii i'l'lii''F produce great rteL should ie Panacea
t ' Elf' Ilffi .hfluI M amy case for DE ab0feds
e-ts, D n De- iAe irsf boo M sa and use a. 2Ta bofe'
niin i' ll- $50 yours for sae a. ~ Cour amidst Nes
iDf- where can always Boz bad C0uue's Pam Exlricf
winch SHOULD DE- Used %. connection win Doe Pauacel sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-09

Nr,y H.ypsfuRg- Gorernors Message The
official canvass Of the votes cast Tor Oo'e'n'' ~
Yea. Hampshire has this result
The New York herald., 1845-07-31
TIMBER FOX DkY DUCk.
Navy AGENT's OFFICE,
Nrx., Vnpu It,,ur I2fS


CEALED PROPOSALS will be received this office until
- the 5th day Of August for furnishing and
the Dry Dock Brooklyn Navy Yard the following Piles, Tim
Der and Plank -
1000 Spruce Yellow Pine Bearing Piles Is long
% be from IL Is inches the large end
and not less than 9nches the small end exclusive o bark
These piles must be sound and straight
% 300 running feet of Yellow Pine Timber inches by IL to
"a nches Ia be sawed two parallel sids % the thickness Of
lmches All to be sound straight heart 8ber and IN lengths
OF not less than 25 feet
running feet Of Yellow Pine Timber Is by nches
be sawed all sides and the opposite sides be parallel All
to be square, sound straight heart timber and IN lengths of
less than p feet
10000 feet board measure, Yellow Pine Plank, inches
thick, lengths of l3 aud from 10 Is inches
WIDE all to be good sound heart Pine and sawed parallel
width
$1,000 feet board measure Yellow Pine Plank inches
thick aud in lengths of 81 2i a. @ 30 8 feet 10 be from 10
to Is inches wide and sawed TO parallel width All to be
good sound heart Pine.
All the Bearing Piles be delivered before the s
day Of October aud the Timber aud Plank before the
s day of January, 1916, and subject tn. inspection
such be appointed by the Engineer Of the Dry
Dock.
Proposals may be offered FOR the whole part the above
bill aud the Navy Agent will the right to receive
such portions of proposal only he advantageous
to the government Each proposer must state the price
piece io the bearing piles, the cubic foot Tor the
timber and the price thousand feet board for the
plank.
Contracts with approved security will be entered into for
the aboys and the faithful execution thereof 10
cent OF the amount delivered will be retained until the
tract fully complied with.
der execute his contract and bond aud n done within
iys law4wre PROSPER NJ. WETMoRE, Navy Agent.
soa y, ,ds + casks rs' aess. sssyed
vlom and 81 Nassau street
The New York herald., 1845-07-31
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Circulation---Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Every day Price cents per
copy-T 25 per annum-payabe in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturday-Price 81 cents
per copyS3 l2t cents per annum-payabe in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prices-always
cash in advance
PRINTING Of all kinds executed with beauty and
despatch
5- All letters communications, by mail, addressed
to the establishment must be post paid the postage
will be deducted from the subscription money RENTED
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
PRoYgfEroR THE NEw YoRE HEVALD EsTARLrsAaEsf
Nnrth-yast cnrner nf Enlinn and Nns snM atreat.
The New York herald., 1845-07-31
President Jones to Gen. .9ndrew jackson.
EyFcurIXE DrpARIMESr


Washington, 23d June lSi5,
SIR The Congress of Texas has delegated to me the
performance of the grateful Office of transmitting to you
copy of their joint resolution adopted the 2ls in.
stan rendering to you the gratitude of the nation In
offering to you this tribute of love and admiration the
Of the people have concurred without
dissenting voice. and could the expression have sprung
from the hearts o the people themselves without the
Intervention of their agents it would, beyond doubt
have been equally cordial and unanimous.
The sincerity OF feeling, the utter absence Of adulaon
attery the warmth of sensbilty, and the purity OF
heartfelt friendship in which this testimonial of the un
iegned gratitude Of nation to the exalted merits of an
individual conceived and dictated WILL it is hoped,
add value to the offering, and for it the merit
your acceptance.
Could the people whose sentiments family depict
ed in this token of their grateful love- could he who
made the honored medium through which it is
muncated be assured that its reception would contr
butte augh to the qualification or happiness of the Illus
rious individual to whom it is presented that assurance
would react with cheering influence upon them and
him.
Having rendered this offering of gratitude to your
ceptancc, with fervent wishes for your happiness and
usefulness in continued length of days have only to
add that your faithful friend and most obedient
humble servant, Arson JONES.
The New York herald., 1845-07-31
AtOI,IAN HARPS

NUNNS CLARK having purchased the patent right for
lN"Coemans Hoan Attachment the Pianofore for tie
the public that they prepared supply Panoortes
with this attached, attach the
modern made horizontal Panofoes 10 regard the durability
this invention N e. prepared satisfy the
udced mind their critical examination experience
warrsnt them the assertion, that the "oan will remain
any climate and will be affected by transitions
ofatmosphore The most satisfactory given with
each instrument.
The public invited examine the Eoiian Panofortes
their ware-room No $40 Broadway opposite the Park,
both and mahogany
The New York herald., 1845-07-31
OFFICIAL.

Hon. a. 4. DONELsoN,
Charge d.4airesof The United States, &c.
SIR The Undersigned president of the convention
sembedat this place for the purpose OF forming State
constitution for the State of Texas preparatory to her
admission of the States of the United States OF
America, by order of said convention, has the honor
herewith to transmit to you certified copy r ord
adopted by the convention yesterday, July
4th lSi5.
have the honor to be, with the highest respect Mr.
Doneson's obedient servant, THos. j. RusK
CRY OF AUSTIN,
--~r Republic of Texas, July 8, ls45.
The New York herald., 1845-07-31
SEA BATHING
LONG BRANCH NEW JERSEy

LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY.
'INHE PROPRIETOR Of the New York House, begs leave
70 inform the citizens of New ork aud the public general
y that his house for the accommodation Of board
during the Every will be paid
their comfort and pleasure Good will
sant attendance
The Os will leave New York every day from Full.
Market Slip and Stages will be readiness the Ocean
lune 10, lsi5. SAMUEL COOPER.
.alQ cvk.
The New York herald., 1845-07-31
sa la 80 4 a
REDUCED FIXES.
S u M nj L K A h Il A N g + M K N I
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS,

On and after l4th June, l845.
From Brooklyn Depot
Boston Transa A. NJ daily, Sundays excepted, stopping
at Farmngdale and st. Georges Manor.
Accommodation Tram-9k A. NJ and S r. VI. for Farming
dale md ntermedaIs places daily, Sundays excepted.
Accommodation Train NJ for Greenpor daily Sundays
excepted stopping jamaica Branch Hampstead and Hicks
viii and all the stopping places between Hicksve and
Greenport.
From Greenport Depot
Boston Train daily Sundays excepted, at l2h o'clock M
or on the arrival of the steamers from Norwich.
Accommodation Tnin-At M, daily, Sundays exceptsd
for Brooklyn and intermediate places.
From Farnngddie Depot
Accommodation Train 6% A. NJ and 2K r. NJ, daily, SUM-
days excepted, for Brooklyn and intermediate places
From jamaica Depot
Extra Tran III p NJ daily Sundays excepted, for Brook
lyn and intermediate places
The Boston Trains stop only at Famingdae and ST. Georges
The Accommodation Trains stop e following places
the road going both receive and deliver
The New York herald., 1845-07-31

GALVANIZED IRON AND TIN
GALVANIZED SHEET IRON AND TIN, very su.
VI peror article warranted Also, Tin Plate Shee
Iron Rusa Sheet on Sheet Copper Znc Scotch and Amet
r,can Pig Iron, for sale bv CASS WARD,
mvis tmsrr Mn ~ Broad
The New York herald., 1845-07-31
4
Secretary of the Convention.
From the Galveston Civilian, July u.


Mr.. Allen TO Mr.. DonsIson.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, 23d June lSi5.
The undersigned, Attorney General OF the republic Of
Texas charged ad interim with the direction OF the De-
psrmcnt of State has the pleasing satisfaction of trans
hitting to the Hon. A. j. Donelson, charge dafaires Of
the United States this government in accordance
with the instructions of the executive the enclosed copy
of Joint resolution adopted by both houses of the Texan
Congress- the 2lst instant rendering TO Gen An.
drew Jackson the tribute of nations gratitude" to-
gether with the corresponding letter of his excelency
the President addressed to General Jackson in conorm
ty to the requirements of that resolution.
To share with the Hon. Mr.. d. in the honor Of convey
ing this testimony of respect and gratitude to the dstn
gushed parsonage for whom it is designed is to the
dersgned a source Of qualification.
Trusting that it may reach its destination before tho
progress of disease nfmities shall in the order of
Providence have terminated the earthly of this
renowned chieain and that il may be received by him
among the many evidences of regard ard venera
ton, Whereof in declining life but increasing honors he
has often been the merorous recipient, the under
signed has the honor of expressing for him lasting
of his virtues and his worth and again conveying to Mr.
Donelson renewed assurance of the distinguished
sidcration with which he remains.
His most obedent servant,
EBEN'R ALLEN.
The New York herald., 1845-07-31
NUWLAN'S HO1EL,
At Harlem River

~ EORGE NOWLAN respectfully returns his most sin.
" thanks to his friends TIE public for the liberal
support which he has received for the years while
e,o Of Prospect Hail. and begs leave inform them that he
has fitted the large establishment the Of the
Railroad, this Island and the Bank of the River where
he prepared furnish visitors with Breakfast Dinners,
Good ground and every accommodation for Military Compa
MES All the Railroad Cars land front OF the
Hotel for i2la cents from the City Hall
b An ordinary half past o'clock Sundays je28
The New York herald., 1845-07-31

HARTWELL'S
EYASHIN TON HOUSE,
223 Chestnut Street,


WASHIN g TON HOUSE,
223 Chestnut Street,
ABOVE SEVENTH STREET, NEXT TO THE
MASONIC HALL,
PHIL ELPHIA.
~ Baths just ntroducedWaIm and Cold-n fine apart
ments--for both ladies and gentlemen. je28 lm.ec
COLUMBIA HOUSE,
Chestnut Street, between 9th and 7th streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
vNIE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform their friends and
the travelling public they have taken the above house for
mery known as the Marshall House aud have made
alterations and in its interior having spared
10 render of the fashionable
houses the city The parlos the chambers
large and well the furniture entirely
ton Is IA the most central Of the city all the places
OF public a,nusen and convenient the depots of the
The tables will be supplied with all the decaces the
son. The Wines of the choicest brands and have been
carefully selected
The popeto hope aud experience
N the business To give satisfaction those who may favor
them with their patronage.
BAGLEY, MACKENZIE & co.
James Bar'ey, tlate Of jones' Hotel.)
Henry c. Mackenzie. formerly of the Washington House
Peter l.. Ferguson.
July ls i845 iva 3m~ec
The New York herald., 1845-07-31
LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY,
"BATH BUIIDINGS.o

FORMERLY RENsHAw's)
SlNHlS wcllknown and delightful bathing establishment
will be opened for the reception ofvstors after the
2h June inst TIL. buildings have undergone complete and
thorough repair and efforts will be spared the
deseryed high reputation which this establishment has here
toloTe acquired.
The price for boarding will be from 81 to So per week-ch
dren and servants haprce Young people requiring much
will find accommodating
The Orus Captain c. Price from Fulton market
viii make daily trip between New York and Long Branch
Stages will be readiness upon the arrival of the above boat
the Ocean House, convey edately Long
Branch JAMES GREEN, Proprietor.
June H. l8f5. jei9 ir+m
The New York herald., 1845-07-31
WILSON'S HOTEL AND DINING Room,
Gold street. near Maiden Lane.

COUNTRY NERO CHANTS will find this desirable House
~ being convenient the business Of the city This
esab sbment is fitted az with entirely new furniture Good
and comfort this house equal hotel the city
imd half the Permanent boarders be accommodated
very reasonable terms
All the deicacie of the served up, they
market half the price of other houses Elegant
rors for the referee cases dinners
parties. The best Of liquors. jus 3fn*rc
The New York herald., 1845-07-31
SEA BEdCH HOTEL.
LOnU Krnnch NJ II

HEALTH RECREATION AND COMFORT
TO INvALIDS AND ALL OTHERS.
I'll ROWLAND co. have opened for the season this
ye,Tby Barclay Co wen patronized BY the citizens
OF New York and Philadelphia past years with appro
baton aud considered decidedly the comfortable Hotel
and Sea Bathing establishment within hundred miles either
city.
Visitors and invads will receive every from the
families for the for board
The advantages Of bathing during the summer months
to all and Long Branch furnishes every induce
ment TO families aud individuals for health and
comfort To the lovers of shnG the vicinity Of
Bass Banks affords sport and the cunning the neigh
borhood is very fine.
The Steamboat ORUS leaves Fulton Market wharf every
day. For hours Of leaving Of Steamer Os
the Courier and Enquirer From the Ocean House passen
conveyed TO the hotel miles good carriages.
ii. ROWLAND < CO.,
Proprietors of the Sea Beach Hotel.
Long Branch, June 81, 18a5. Ie24 eodim IN
The New York herald., 1845-07-31

CARVER " HALL,
A RCHITECTS, Enginesrs, Building AMI Real Estate
Philadelphia Plans Specifications and Est mates for Build
inei Drawings ard Specifications for Patent Rights Real rs
tate bought and sod money loaned and invested property
saard and r@nt COLLECTED ie2o
LASTS, LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
CONSTANTLY hand an Of Baltimore and
~ Philadelphia Light Oak Leather Philadelphia Morocco
and Findings Of all kinds Lasts made any pattern
N BA first rate lot of Mr. u. Macheus Philadelphia Rlsps
for sale at 2o5 Spring Wahmgton street. York
jul3 lmsrc WARREN s. WILKEY
The New York herald., 1845-07-31
VOlGTLAENDER'S
DAGUrR APPARATUS


A ARRANGEMENTS recently made with their brother in
"A law Mr.. Voghaender Vienna enable the subscribers
sell those Apparatus at reduced rates, wiz
Largest size Apparatus, with three inch lenses for full size
plates, at Sl45
Medium Apparatus, with inch lenses for hasi1e
plates, at S78.
Small Apparatus, with and-ahalf inch lenses for
quarter size plates, at $50
Gentlemen sending remttances in accordance with the
above prices depend receiving the genuine Voig
aender Apparatus and worthless initiated article they
having procured the sole agency for the United States
Plates and Chemical OF their importation, well all
other articles connected with their for sale the lowest
market prices. w. a. +. LANGENHElM.
Philadelphia Exchange.
Referring the above advertisement the subscribers Inform
Daguerrean Artists general that the above Apparatus and
other materials be procured at the stated their
Daguerrean Attelier, No. POI broadway, New York
jy3 lm'rc LANGENHElM BECKERS.
CARPETING
Asa PEARL STREET.
HE have Just opened the large and Spacious
i CARPET WARE ROOMS No. t5a Pearl street former
y occupied by Smith, Hewitt Co., and ready offer
the publ. stock Of Careng bought expressly for
the spring trade OF which exceedingly rich Of de
signs and colors. Among them be found-
IS NEW SETTS ADMINISTER BRUSSELS
mrs KlDMiNsTfER MfiirNssiTTfE Sssf THREE FLY.
Rich Shading
5UPERFINE FINE and COMMON INGRAM
CARPETING,
OF every variety and description.
Rugs, Drggets, Table and Piano Covers Worsted. Iued
and Jue MATS Oil Cloths very heavy and great varieties
from to "a feet wide; together with all other articles usually
found the trade The public requested call and examine
PETERSON & HUMPHREY,
m20 2msm i54 Peril street
The New York herald., 1845-07-31

CONTENTION Room,
Austin, (Texas,) July lsi5.
Sir:-Ry order of the Convention, have the honor
herewith to transmit to your excelency the enclosed CO.
py Of resolution adopted by The honorable convention
this day.
Very respectfully, your excellency's most obcdient
servant, THos. J. RusK, President.
His Exceency A. j. DoNELsoN,
Charge d'Affares of United States.
Resolution relative to the introduction OF the United
States forces into Texas
Be il resoiredby The deputies ef the people IN contention
assembled That the President of the United States OF
America is hereby authorized and requested to occupy
and establish posts without delay cpon the ironer and
exposed positions of this republic and to Introduce for
such purposes and defence of the territory and people of
Texas such forces may be necessary and advisable
for the
Adopted in nton the city of Austin Republic
of Texas July 7th, lS45
Tho. J. RusK, President.
Attest
The New York herald., 1845-07-31

ton IN the most effective against future Mexican
and Indian invasion.
Ihat the deliberations of the Convention thus far dis
unguished by calmness and prudence, may produce
constitution for Texas, perfect her trials in the
achievement OF her independence and liberty have been
great and triumphant the hope both the go
yernment and the people of the United States the ex
preston oil which the undersigned begs leave add the
satisfaction with which he subscrbes him self with SEN
tments OF great regard for yourself and the honorable
body over which you preside,
Your very obedent servant
A. ]. DoNELsoS
To the Hon. THos. j. RusK,
President Of the Convention, now in session
The New York herald., 1845-07-31

KOULSTONE'S RIDING SCHOOL,
1877 and I39 Mercer street.
1T MIR. JOHN s. ROULSTONE has the honor TO
X Uniform his friends and the public IN general that his
4l School for Instruction in Horsemsnship now open
day and evening, 8 follows
Ladies - S.sA A. M. to r. NJ.
Terms Of instruction made known application TO MI
RoulstDnc.
Nj X has received rom the country seve fs aad
sonable price, II myTrc
The New York herald., 1845-07-31

- FINE FRENCH BOOTS for s. so: City Made. and
Xor style and durability they equal sold for S5
al Young Co.'S Imperial French Boot and Shoe Manu-.
featuring Depot at No Ann street Of The Fash
Boots made order for 81 50; equal those made in other
for So and ST. Bosts Shoes Caters, &c. made
VIM. NJ Young u Co., Wholesale and Retail Manu-
No. Ann street, New York, near Broadway,
WIN. M. YOUNG, and
lea Itn%rc II. JONES.