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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-21

THE ForR PorrrIcL CoSvESTroys.-H Is q
curious fact that the four conventions which
are to give 10 the country the respective can
didates for President and Vice President for
the ensuing -four years are divided into two
distinct classes-namely, sectional and national
That which has just adjourned at Chicago was Of
a purely sectional character. Its delegates were
almost exclusively from the Northern and free
States, and looked upon those from the South as
bogus and not entitled 10 sests in the body, aud
talked of excluding them. The convention held
In Baltimore was, on the contrary, of national
character, and made its nominations upon
the constitution and Urion platform, with .
national representation present from nearly
every State. The next convention to assemble
viii be that Of the seceders, at Richmond,
which, according 10 the Hon. r. Barnwell
shett, one Of the leading men Of South Caro-.
Tina, IL to be at the South what the Chicago
Convention was at the North nothipe else than
sectional affair; ard on the 18th ofyune there
sill reassemhle at Baltimore the National
Democratic Convention, which adjourned from
Charleston on the Sd Of tie present month.
Here, therefore, are pitted against each other
two great Issues, Of Union or disunion, each
With party behind IT, In view Of This eondi
aea Of saairs, I. hehooves The national dena
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-21

quotsocs ecu.as~. nsur vas tn fate desans and rather
more active Among .hs traESaetieas we're some pur-
ctsees for export to tropical ports Wheat wa heavy
and sowsr With . fair ameuns II sAiss q
the concession, including purchases for export.
Corn wxs active, whiis prices were without
important oharse among the Transactions were
parcels taken for shipment to liverpool Pork wAs easier
with doirK 81 the concession. Sales Of new mess
made at SAT 90 eis, and of new prime SIS Is
The sugar market active, and the Sales embraced
about 500 1000 hhas, chiefly Cuba musoovsdos, 200
do. nelados aud 500 boxes, ali At fan prces The ad
the weeks sales has reached about &c 20
which fully restores the prices curn, before the ste de-
presssoa and in cases places them Slightly In Id
Of those prevailing ct tina, period Fair refining
Cubas sold at 6xc, and grocery goods at 20 7kc.
Coaee was quiet Freigh's were sustained, with fair
amount Of engage ments especially for Liverpool
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-21

A porur pscx Ftnpr Bosr-kr. stevens hes con
su,.a me con,ccn Of timber and ether materials isr
ns~ ,,rrv pos, from Hotoken 70 Ne~ Ysrx n 10 r. ss
two hundred feet in length win two deess, via c.slas
On The oupsr on. for passengers. 10 he resceed "
cIpsd pi.se she entire lover Geek sicr we on -
&C.,. a v.ticis ns dtsKpci 70 mare her = isssss
80 M. a. com sous ferry boat n New YORK.
r,y, psr,nrxrr--ktt IN, snnus meeting q. ,he Tn
, n ,he pcscksn Fre nc pzrtmeut rans, few syesrxs
.,re N, following ocsrs WIRE sIsesed ror ths scslax
T.osl.st- s.epttn Rcrcrc
rec rfssid,rf-lstss Fssh
Rr-ssosi--Jamtr fEgsemtn.
arts,.ygy--Jsug 20 Sie vtIsoB.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-21

Cixu~<su, Mar 10, 1900
Hour duh 81 o. yoass S. wheat eul. wnisksy
s'sscy al 1sc. Bacon shc, e'sc kess PORK VII.
Lard 1eysc. ale. 49,
Nothing Of importance has been dons IN The narxst
,o-tev flour steady. What ariet Corn he'd ARMY.
O,b~r rrrns po.inaL whssey nomiasily 81 2cc. o>nS
ftsfh,s frmer carriers stkirg 1se forr, l2Ie.
shsss II lxc BON corr 10 New York. Lake impcvts,
e,te bbs aour, 5000 bushels wheat, 1900 Dusheis
CTR.
OswrGo, MAJ 1e--s p. ~
Fhur In modes demand for the iaterior and Es~ssrs
trace talss eco bes 81 ss e fer spring STATE, and 70 ~
Tor extra Canadian Wheat Ia better deusnd sals $3.50
busles prime white Cana an ri 81 &C. 5000 bussso
hnwsukte club Al 81 Is; Sccc bushels 90. on private
terms Corn IN good demand salss 800 bushels Ins.es
81 SEC 1850 hufhcs DO at Soc otc.j iSsoo pnsne.
90 Al etc; 6ttc bushels Indiana ~ bs.se, osm ms
barley quiet Rye cull, with smail sales q cAn.oAs ~
SOC. Canal freighis steady ~ SOC on nosr
wheat Canal sxports-5e 600 bis Jour, i."0" sosnS~
WHEAT, a eco bushels corn, SEQ bushem os"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-21

SoUn GRNrEs.-The London Tines thinks
that We are making an unnecessary fuss about
the visit Of the japanese, and considers II o
very Insignificant affair, inasmuch as they are
going to England and other European coun-
tries a. well. 1t is true, we believe, that they
intend to visit Europe after their return to ia
pan, and we have no objection at all to their do
ing 90, and shaking hands with Queen Victoria,
now that they have done 90 with President b.
chanan. We opened the japanese trade for Eng.
land as well a. for ourselves for which act Of ge-
nerosity the British government gave our MIME
ter that handsome gold box now on exhibition in
Broadway, and we are not 80 selfish rs 10 object
to the Japanese Ambassadors paying visit TO
England after they have done with us. and
seen what splendid country they have chosen
to open their frst commercial negotiations
with. The affair Is all right
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-21
The Chicago Convention.

WILMINGTON, Del, May 20, 1seo
Ono hundred guns were Cred IN this city yesterday In
honor Of the nominees Of the Chicago Convention,
rhe press of the country under immense obligations
10 the New York, Albany and Buffalo and Western uncs
companies lines for the superb manner IN which fhey
we're served with tho doings Of The Chicago Convention
Not opy were two wires the ,rure dstAnce coveted v
the nswsisper eespatehcs but the tolls thereon sers
fresty reouced for the occasion, ncerAlry or
the part OF the efficient and worthy m.nagers
Arson SsgsY and :. Reid, The sup~rinicudenfs
of the lines, ard 70 their comyeicut ASSISTANTS, the
work done in ise nmcusc seemed but smt obstacle
40 Inc latter and uA Transacted In style aud with
Spirit which untrng ne tive vres oevc'ea 70 ths
rress worked pseNdy end continually during the Goa
vsntiou outstanding the private basness Of TIE com
pspsp suffered not Sol> the press Of New York
sry obired 10 Mr. whlting manager Of the New
Yort oce and his Aorthy assistants, Tor their manifold
sHc<Dt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-21

TuE TRp or THE ApRnuc.--The steamship
Adriatic, which arrived here on Saturday
made one of the quickest trips across Che
Atlantic ever made yet. having accom-.
plished II In nine days and seventeen
hours. This is her first return voyage from
Europe; and II ever the passage Is made be.
tween New York and Liverpool within nine
days, which has never YET been done, we have
no doubt the AdriaHc viii be the vessel to
do IT, The Adria.lc u ths latest hails steam
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-21

New York Observation-Disclosures Edition.
me mail steamship North star. Capt Jones, will leave
this port ri room today, for AspnwAll
Ths mails for California and other parts Of the Pacific
viii cioss q, half past ten o'clock this morning
rhs NEW YORK WEEKLY HERArD-Caifornia edition
containing tho latest intelligence from all parts Of the
world, with large quantity Of local and miscelAnecua
matter vii bs pabshed at half pass nine O'Clock In ne
morning.
Single copcs In wrappers ready for mailing, six CENTS
Agents win please send in their orders carly pos
plbls,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-21

cracy to unite and sH.opt such platform and
nominate such candidates a. shall at once
satisfy the three or four A'illions OF conserva-
tive voters Of the country, present striking
contrast to all principles Of e.,tonalism, and
effectually put an end 10 this Improbable ag'-
tation, which is shaking the governm'nt 70 Its
very foundations
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-21

IAxrfxR POM, NAY 2o-kveniug
Tho steamship anglo Saxon, iron Liverpool 9th, via
oreensown 10Th inst, passed this point this evening"
The pilot boat went GU, fer the news but rous
70 the steamer wa sove 70 p'sces No lives we're lss,
Ihc news, which Is one day later, cannot be obtained
until the Anglo Saxon reaches Quebec 70 morn
frn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-21

The Investigation Of The alleged robberes BY me nb,ys
CT The police, cor,itusa before the MAYOR until
late hour Saturday night, when seven ucefs held
70 sSew or criuipal pfo<ecucu ant three others
tenporA, iy ssrsnded from bniy. The changes embrace
pe,i lsscenits cniytbe croTt that the accused
errsged IN the late robbery Of Grant CD SIX store,
h1sr urfnnrfed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-21

Adviees from Cen&ai and Seuth Amsrisa---
fhe Mexican Trsasy-The Baltimore Cor
ven(Sen-The Repubnsans and thsiw Can
~ldates-'sereass 81 Pay n tho law
The Msnle'paI Esstisa n Washisgtss,
ksss ts., ks,
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Another BIystery.

DVtRcrr, Nay -, 1900
Tie BODY OF a reepsctatiy appearing nfn evidently
SEAMAN With tie name Of p Yong % he ~sicn pore.
a hs psnis taken from the rivtr mere 70 cay Tue
lrquesi Ia acourrsd m noDcay, for the purpose o. Cd
tsinre iniormsuor a. 10 the Identity Of toe bocy'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-21

orseAuoxs os Im z. 9. R--vritu T. Toase. u
puntrrs pott CafrcL covrsy. Ky iset ave vnasbls
o. NE unsstsrtsi rs.s~-i All ~ zss rryssSss v
x&1s a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-21

The SOLAR EcIHsE- GOVERNMENT OBsnRvA-
rroXs.-Some Of the European governments,
we perceive, - well - our own, are about to
send out expeditions Of observation to report
upon the solar eclipse which will occur on the
18th of July. Our government Is sending
officers to Washington Territory, Labrador and
the Hudson Bay territory-the former, we
believe, start from this city to-day, and another
company Of observers to Chile-so that We
shsll obtain observations Of the phenomenon
-.as~ th~ .~~.t favorable nsrcsn,sts nnas
This Is commendable idea. We have plenty
Of officers attached to the army and navy
service, of duty, who, BY education and taste,
are fully competent to perform duty Of this
character, and government could not employ
them better than In the service Of science and
In the acquisition Of knowledge relative to the
phenomena Of nature. We have o decided
advantage over European countries, owing TO
our being In q more Southern belt, and We
should not wonder If the United States expedi-
tons produce the most ineligible and In
structive results.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-21

Fire I'm sPrinsnsld, Masssehusstts.
SruScSurp, MAJ 20, 1850
The GreenIeaf Taylor paper mill in thn city vas 10
tally Destroyed By IRE early This morning Loss estua
ted at s2so<o--lnsured In Springfield, Hartford ant
Conway oicss for sis.coo The cause Of the are un
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-21

THE PROGRAMME OF SUMMER SENSATIONS
Our programme of sensations for the summer
seems now complete, since it has been decided
that the Great Eastern leaves for this port on
the 9th of June. It appears certain now that
she will come first to New York, whether she
visits Portland or not, and will probably anchor
of the Battery, under the guidance of the
New York pilots who have already gone to
England for the purpose of bringing her safely
into our harbor. Her arrival will be the
second scene in the drama of excitement dss.
tined to be produced In the metropolis during
the summer-the visit of the Japanese being
the first-and the early portion and meridian
of the season will be very we'll occupied with
the two. The Japanese Ambassadors and the
Great Eastern will last long enough to keep
the city in q ferment Of enthusiasm until
August, about which time the Prince of Wales
will arrive here, and will become the centre of
q fresh f,vore. 1t il impossible to calculate
the number of strangers which these three sue
cessive sensations will draw to the metropolis.
They will come in thousands from all quarters
of the continent, and we should not wonder If
hundreds are even now on their way by rail-
road and steamboat to get sight Of the Japan
ese, who are expected here this week or next
But these sensations like all Others, having
enjoyed their day, will die out and be forgot
ten. If the Japanese remain long enough they
will become of as little interest to the curious
rs our Chinese segar dealers-though the good
effects Of their visit upon our trade and
commerce will endure for all time. The
Great Eastern, too, in course of time
will cease to be wonder, when we have
other ships of the megatherium order, perhaps
Of larger proportions, floating In our waters;
and the Prince Of Wales will one day have a.
little interest for us as the Prince de Joinviile,
who passed through the city q few days ago
without people knowing anything about It,
although some twenty years ago his presence
here was the cause Of an immense excitement
an account of which we reproduce In our
columns to-day, as curious evidence of the
alterations of human destiny.
However, though our summer sensations be
but brief and transient, they will have .
material effect upon the prosperity Of the
metropolis, which will grow rich out Of the
abundance whereof the thousands of Waters
wiz come laden. The programme, as we said,
is now completed, and We but await the
opening of the sensation season.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-30
BALsAMIc CORDIAL,

The great standard medicines of the pesenage have acquired
thar great popularity only through years trial. Unbounded
satisfaction rendered ny them all cases. the people
pronounced them worthy.
LIVER COMPLAINT DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICR, DEBII..
IrY OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM, DISEASES OF tn :
KIDNEYS and all diseases arising from dsordered liver
weakness the digestive organs speedily
permanently cured by the GERMAN BTTTERs.
Tbs BALsAMIo CORDIAL has acquired reputation sur
passing that Of any similar preparation extant 1t will cure
without fall the and long standing COUGH, COLD
OR HoARsENEss, BRONCHITIS INFLUENZA, GROUP,
PNEUMONIA, INcIPIENT CONSUMPTION, and has per.
formed the most astonishing known Of
ws CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION
few doses win also at check and the most
DIARRHEA proceeding from Cold in the Bowels.
These medicines prepared by Dr. G. n. JACKSON Co.,
No s Arch street. Philadelphia Pa are sold by drug
gss dealers medicines everywhere IS cents PEI bot
tie The signature Of g. M Jackson will be on the outside
wrapper of each bottle.
the Almanac Published annually by PROJECTORS called
ALMANAC you will find testimony and com
mendasory notices from all parts Of the country These Alma
macs given away by all our agents.
J. WRIGHT & Co.. Agents.
q and ISL Chartres street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-30
VALUABLE REMEDIES.
u az. REsTuasaplvEl
THE ONLY DISCOVERY
wasRFHy Or ANY CONFIDENCE FOR RESTORING
The Raid and Gray!

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they have ~ bong sE " ~ Ssa the MSde
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a b, Il, 4p ,llo y , 10, IN
iss enr vaaabs sr an which yon
have published This vicinity snd ELSEWHERE A. gwen tse
The INQUIRIES arrst IS fact hnhitatiea and
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HIS sa m Ssse S s sn Mp ss viii eaw Il ha hav
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and been used only s9od ese by e absolute
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PRor. y oop-Deas sir: woua certainly b doing
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whoever read this that
and beau ifu growth Of hair which pronounce richer and
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The Restorative pnt up Of three viz Large
medium small The holds half pint, retails
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In proportion, ard retals for three dollars bottle. O. j.
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Market ST. Louis Mo- and sold by all good druggists
j. WRIGHT & CO., Agents,
q and 15l Charities street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-30
rHn CHIEF Amosa TEN THOUSAND.


EEIE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
BAILEY,S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
suppanted all other oinmenfs and heain
asons in both the Eastern and Western Hspheres whe
and its intrinsic merit Is the trne secret Of tn
in al cuaneous Affections whether the cane % acct
aent Of disease.
Burns and Scnlts
stsntiy relieved Of their anguish main and inflammation
" timely application of this marvellous healer and the flesh IL
renewed Is If by charm no beuish or scar remaining
80, . U,,.s.,,,, - ~ n,,,.s...x-
- II
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Snoaia rave ~ ns.s atnana y neai
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pfevaisas N cn'iatsn,
10 Travellers by Sea and Land.
The ,aehin,st the traveller and cverv 1vb,
4, 4 ,;fs Nm, WITHIN IN, canea II acr;san, f
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-30
DEATH ON RATS AND REACHES.

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER
guaranteed be the safe and agent ever nsd oi
the destruction ofshsse Troublesome Sesrnin.
BE sure and aak for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH DE
sTE0TER tefe many spurious articles offered for sal.
Esrsais by y. WRIGHT 4 co.
is lsnaAw II and ISL chxstrss s.rest
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-30
1ht Ascot Races Defeat OF the American,
H0rses.

y II Mi. Ten BrSsek does not do better with his
horses fae balance Of ..he season than he did at
Ascot, The humorous prophecy e. e. Vanity Fair that
Al Will s0nn Ne 81 dead broke may not be far frcn
1sa|iSat1n With one exception he lost every race
81 which his horses ran at that meeting, and It re-
maiu6d fpr AZ English purchase even 60 achieve
hia single triumph. Pomona ran in field of thirty
Ton handicap plate and never once Shove :,
tho race Sateiits ran third Id field Of - -
for the ueen's Plate Of $780, and Az
Hunt Cup magnificent 80 ,,a,, LOT me Moyaas
optamIs Yen q thoa ap saarti 1pp 4
aths "a - nearly Iost Id tieid 81 TWENTY
xa3ens. : % plata Of $500, Magpiore known a
. tret5sps Might, in this country, ran about tenth
"a Neid Of twenty three. while In d sHeepstakes
worth Some 1900. run immediately after, WoodburT
catne Id AfnOSt lASf, some Ave Of The seven horses
That ran Being before him. The next day Mr.. Tan
Eroeck was ID equally bad luck for Coek. Hoop
was defeated for the the Royal Stand Plate !; Pc
mona for plate worth ZONE $1,000 Woodburn
! f0r she Nottingham Stakes and again for the
Englemere Plate. Thus, in this one meeting Mr.
Ten Brock was beaten in nine races, of which sia
were lost BY American horses. IN short every
Amefi1an horse ii his stable was oat and Cd
beaten bnt Umpire ana Starke, and that, too
z though having the best of tie weights. Agains
tins he has one victory 10 his credit, won by Cock
Hoop. who beat tHentysone good horses, AMI
placed IN atakes alone nearly $1,000 10 his owner'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-30

patton. SMITH q PUTNAM,
CORNER OF MAGAZINE AND aRAvIER STREETS,
Agents for the Sale
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
Have hand and constantly receiving, commits
ion direct from the Manufacturer this Largest and Finest
assortment Of
Manufactured Tobacco.
Of every variety they have offered the trade and solicit
the attention ofGROCERs DEALERS their stock before
purchasing
They the SOLE AGENTsfo BURTON l. MAYS Gross
and Extra pounds; LA BELLE CREOLE SIS and los; BUCK
FINNEY'Sd s and los and KENTs IVs-besdes
brands; GRANT WILLIAMS " lbs, and others; LEOEo-
RA pounds which took the Premium the State Fair Pc
tersburg Va November. 1885, Y E. p JONES' pounds
Twists which have taken the Premium North Carolina
succession and perhaps Tobacco in .hs
world Z
wILLIAMsoN's TWIST, tarst pickingsa KATE ELIZA
pounds intended for only in fact every do
scription of Tobacco generally used
We also have the PoWHATTAN PIPES which we receive
direct On commission, dl2 6m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-30

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans
BE il remembered that the ninth day May 1850 before
mo, the undersigned Justice Of the and he cty
aforesaid personally Henry Feychaud President and
Louis Barnett Secretary Of the Hope Insurance Company
New Orleans who, being duly according law do de-
pose and say that the foregoing
correct transcript from the books OF said company
IL. PEYCIAuD. President,
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
sworn to and subscribed before this ninth day May
1860 ARTHUR sAucJFR
Third Justice Of the Pence for the Parish OF Orleans
The Board oil Directors have this day declared cash dividend
OF thirty per cent the capital paid In this Company Out of
The net earnings Of the ending april 1860 paw
able in accordance with Article Twelfth u the Charter OF said
Company, to-wit:
Ten per cent on the amount paid in payable on demand
the stockholders their legal on and after til
h Instant and the balance be credited as an insaopt on
the unpaid stock
II. PEYCHAUD, President.
s. PLASSAN. Vice President.
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
-nTREcToRs.-
o. flassan, A Lnfotest, r. Maiochee
C H. kerIon, Fhos N Blake n Nan,,e
P. Queyrouec, F. Moreno II. Peytsbeud
myll It
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i. WRIGHT & 90.
" fsssluAI M asisICAl.,... EDkGAl
RINERs CANADIAN VERalIFUaE
SAVES THE eliIl.DREa


This Is the only sure against wesmsn the hnnsS
fsane-ngs thst tt an destructive children
save the Ghildrcns
Ies sshprs bo timely allow tese child iuur
aerers 10 reaain hi she their offspring Remsnss'
thai
wrNER's CANADIAN vERMlFuaE
win II cnce ssd SMss I'LL reptiles, and the yog w
be sassa Think ef TITS
coouei vassef letter 70 J. W. vesey, ESQ.,,
Of ta Aberdeen sas winds his communication
ia lie value Of his tneaSsi6o bis family My eSpe
rieacs as ceasasced sc t tho experiment have made
via ineFs Cauasn Il is due TO suffering human
~ As wen rs % the of the medicine, to make
public the result Of fssF Yatinus
.asignsdI ". n. yASSEk''
The ysrriiugei Il ses sals Wholesale and retail. by
y. WRIGHT a CO..
q end lbi Ghsftrss street,
Sole PropriesuFns