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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-06
RIOT At TIE PARK THEATRE, \. YoRk

The York Theatre was, on the night of the
27tl ui the scene ola di>gracctul riot. Difficult
ties OF "A professional character bad occurred be-
tween Mr.. 81 Mrs. Wood, the celebrated Noctlists,
and Mrs. Conduit, aud the Editor OF the Courier
Il Enquirer, warmly espousng the Of the
letter, bad made statements in his paper Ia refer
cnce 10 Mr.. " God, IN consequence Of which the
latter had challenged him. Col. Webb declined
to accept the challenge, denounced Wood as IA
strolling yagabond, and called upon the popuacr
to ayengc the wrong done to Mrs. Conduit by
preventing Mr. and Mrs. W God from enjoying eir
benefit, Accordingly, as we learn from the Star,
at Il very early hour the whole house was filed
with men ladies having been politely requested
to remain at honey When Mrs. Wood appear
ed, the whole house rose to receive her-waylne
of hats handkerchlcfs. and every indication was
given OF respect and confidence When Mr.
ood, however, made his appearance, the Glamour
became great u Overwhelming. Applause 4 kissing
were ntrrmneled but such was the diScordancc
that neither HIMSELF nor Mr.. Simpson could be heard
"a large piece of plank was thrown at him from the
pit, which caught by Mr.. PIacJc ii was evident
that seycn-ciehths of the audience were in favor of
Mr.. and Mrs W God but as have before fre-
/ qucntly SAID, fifty persons determined TO make
riot can throw aSSemblagc OF two thousand peg
pie into confusion. We are certain, however that
with all the confusion, the play would nave proceed
ed and The rioters been put down with ease but
at This moment, the mob from without, CONSISTING
of all Tie oilers and oatcrs of the city broke into
the Thcatrc-lushcd on the STAGE, and without. of
course, feeling any interest in the question, conf
mcnced yelling and screaming, and allowed no part
of the performance To be heard. Mr.. and Mrs.,
/ " God, OF course retired and at late hour the
people left the huu5c-somc arrests were made by
the watch.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-06
| Courier.

The Augusta (Ga.) Courier, of the 2oih inst
SAYS: Rumors OF the alarm from about Talahas.
see reach us from various quarters. The Indians
had attacked 81. Marks, bu, were repulsed. Flor
ida is represented likely TO be given mp TO the
Seminoles entirely, and requiring 10 be recon
qucred. They think there, that the senioolcs
are moving up TO unite with the Greeks, and o.
pe,,;oy a communication with the hamhoeks aui
everglades in the Southern part of the Peninsula
they will be able 10 give safe retreat to their
nciphbors, when Alabama has, for their msdeeds,
Indignantly hurled them from their borders
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-06
KENDALL COURSE Boltimor

FIRST DN-first Race, sweepstakes for 3
year old, mile heats, $500 entrance, 500 forfeit,
tive subscribers, three started
}. NJ. ScIdens ch by Sir Charles, |
}. u. kendall's b c by Henry, ,
W. l.. Whites ch Cash, by Carolinian, 8 3
Time, each heat, I'm. sos
Second Rdce-A sweepstakes for 3 year olds,
nile heats, 800 entrance, f five subscribers.
three started.
j. b. kcndas f by Spring Hill, |
j. NJ. Selden's f by Sussex, Ids.
l.. iiotiman's f by James Croppcr ;,dis.
Time--lm. 52?S.--lm. 55s
Mr.. Selden's flly came out ahead in the I'd le1t,
but was declared distanccd in consequence of foul
riding.
SECOND DAS.-Propretors purse, 5000
mile heats Result
Carey Thompson, b h Enciero, ) years old, by
Star, dam by Eagle, Is
j. 5. Garrison's CHI f Harriet Maynard, 4 years
old by Industry, dam by Rich
mond, : > >
J. DiXon's ch Go Ahead, ) years old, by Indus.
try, dam by Magic, ] draw
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ri. ia. of the 81. Johns equally adequate for de-

this side of the 81. Johns equally adequate for de-
fcncc--if aided by single company of mounted
volunteers The L. s. lule aimed steamer, rs
sayons, is to be KEEP, cruising daily up and down
the ST. Johns The force, on the Suwanee and
a, other posts in that vicinity, are 10 be COM
manded by Major ilrnmaN, stationed at Fort
Dranc.
We learn that the citizens of ST. Augustine had
been very much excited by the tone of Gen. SCOTS
order, and that public meeting was 10 have been
held on Thursday last, at 4 o'clock. Z. NJ. 10 OK
mess their sentiments the occasion, probably TO
petition the government for his recall.
TTour..r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-06
rIo afierward. fell IN with and was captured By

TIC dltfINdfbs isli W VIII anu was tdFtuftu
another party of Mexieans but on disclosing his
character and situation to the commanding Cen
cral, he succeeded in winning hi, sympathy and
favour, and the General furnished him will horse,
money and "A Scfvantto enable linn to reach the |
States. hen he reached the Texan Territory.
hi, servant from some dissatisfaction. represent
cd him pniayorahlyto party Texans, who seized
him Il spy. and his having GENE from the Men
e. n camp and having been furnished by Mexi-
can General with horse and money, seemed 10
give strong cofroJoraliyc evidence 81 the base
representations Of his athess attendant. Accar-
dlngy the Texan party carried him On board u
Texan armed vessel aud placed him in conlinr-
mcnf, where he still remained when his letters
were written. He soon expected, however, to be
released, the Captain of the vessel was pcrsla-
Died of his innocence, which lie felt confident he
would be enabled to establish BY the most indubi-
talc proof. Ills trial WAS To have taken place in
l'w davs after the date of his letters. We do not
doubt his honorable aequittaL-The allegation Of
his being spy against the very army in which he
had 30 recently suffered many privationS, Leen
wounded, and 50 darngly rsked his life spy
too, in favour 9. the very army who had trcacle-
rou,ly md base. est sought to put him 10 death, is
too absal 10 merit Hafprni's consideration.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-06
NEW STORE.
. O o r II d L A G Y

IL Nv tins day opened, in one tenement of that
~ =, new Granite 'front.' building, just erected by j.
w. warwick, near the corner leading from Friends
TO Martins Warehouse, and few doors below the
banks, an entire stock Of
S'aple and Fancy Dry Goods Groceries, Hard
M'fe &C. &c whichthey are determined to sell, at
'he'r friends d the public to call and examine their
stock
May 30 .,
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lcnt SfrNdn,
X. NJ, WHITNEY,.

1t will not escape the attention of the reader,
that the Globe in publishing the" arrangement"
taken most probably from a copy of this letter Of
Whitncy's, suppressed all that part which would
show his connection with the Department.
The dull fellow that published the circular, will,
no doubt be reformed for want of tact We tell him
TO take care of himrclf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-06

\ man by the name of CAssrry has been SEN
fenced at Wheeling, to two years confinement in
the Virginia fenitentarv, for attempting to en-
uce several hegroeS out the State, the property OF
ANDREW =. " oons ESQ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-06

VOLUNTEERS FOR TENAS.-A New
Orleaus paper mentions the arrival in that city,
on the l2h inst. of a splendid company Of Ken
lucky rlllemcn, on their way TO Texas. The
company is stated to muster 7S strong, and to be the
bone and muscle of =" Old kentuck." Better men
for the service, could not probably be found in the
world.
The New Orleans Bee of the l4th inst. states
that some Of the Louisiana Volunteers, who had
just returned from the Florida campaign against
the Indians, have noby resolved to extend their
exerons in favor of the Texans, and were to
leave that city for Texas on the 18th under the
command of General Green The Bee saws
"Tlm Orleans Grcys, under the command of Can
tain Creery, of Baltimore, are highly spoken OF
About six hundred good men and true, and well
equipped, left Natchez on the 7ih inst under Gen.
Felix Huston, for the same destination They
were to pass over land to Texas, and Join the Tex
ian army at Harrisburg.
Three or four hundred men were expected IN
follow shortly, from the same quarter. These
(says the Bce) with the force under Col. Outman
and those expected under Gen Green, will auo.
ment the forces Of Texas, 50 as to cxpcl the Mex
can army beyond hie Rio Grande We wish ,bcn
success in so rrbblc cause.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-06


terday by the steamer Levani, from Natchioehcs.
Tie orders copies of translations from the or.
einal Spanish.
SANTA ANNA TO Gen. PnuAsoLA.
army of Operations, Coast Dieision under my
command.
Having Yesterday had an unfortunate encounter,
have resolved TO remain prisoner of war in the
hands of the enemy. After having taken every
precaution, | therefore hope that Your ENcclloncy
will cause the division under the command OF Gen.
Para to countermarch 10 Bexar, whore he will
wait for orders Your Escellcncy will also return
To the same place, and orde, Gen. Nicsca with his
division 10 Gaudaloupe Victoria. have agreed
on an armisticc with Gen. Houston, al Interim
until we can agree upon terms Of lasting peace.
Your Excellence will take such measures as may
be necessary for tho subsistence oi the army which
will remain under your command.-The money
that has arrived at MatamoraS, and the provisions
al the place. and those nj Victoria, i'll be sub
ect 10 your orders also 10000 dollars thai may be
in the Treasury, are to be taken from Bexar. |
trus, that yonr Escoency will, wlthort fail, COM
ply with these dispositions, advising me Of same
by return of couriers also, if any should oppose
its accomplishment. God and Liberty Camp
Jaonto April 23d, 1896.
ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-06

Among the mercantile anomalies of the day is
the shipment cttour hundred hogshoads Of West
India MnScovado Sugar from the ports of France
for the United States
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-06

Tw Copper Mines near Stevenhure, Culpepcr
county, have recently been sold such prices rs te
induce the belief that they are very riel Dr. Col
man OF Louisiana, is the purchaser of one Of them
Richmond Compitcr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-06
E1froet Of a LITTER from a house in Natehes
dated 18th inst

dated 18th inst
Il feet q nine resseis leaves here Tomorrow
run tine steamboat mounting scucn guns. and
about 700 men, for Texas. Four out of,he nine
schooRors are ar cd General + elk Houston
c, Naschez. sold his plantation at auction in this
cry, Tor $4,000. The proceeds he APPLIED TO
eequipping 800 mounted men, who left Natchez 9Th
instant, for Texas.
There Is no doubt Of their success, since thew
nave Santa Anna. Persons who have seen him say
= ne very laxative, and makes many promises.
1'e also says that Texas is too far from MEXICO
ever to be Of use TO her.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-06
w NI'EID.

4 BOY from II to ID years OF age, to learn tn,
Bookbmdlng business. One from the countr,
would be preferred. MARTIN & LATHAM.
MAY 10 if Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-06
APPOINTMENT By THE PRESIDENT,

Bv ami ruth Tie adriee and consent Of the Senate.
b. G. P.nr,n, TO be Brigadier General Of the
lir,t Brigade Of the militia OF the Territory oil Flor
ida.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-06

f1NllE subscribers lave associated themselves To
gcther Tor the purpose ofcarrying on the Goods
buSlncss,n its various branches, under the style and
firm of Booth aud Lacy.
MOSES G.. BOOTH
MOSES LACY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-06
E}I. NIX BOO Il = j..

lust received, anew supply OF fun bound faint
- lined Ledger Journals aud Day Books, which
will be sold low. for cash.
CHARLES PHELPS
NaN 81 fits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-06
ANTONIO LOPEZ De SANTA Ana
l0rnEn, No. 3.
i,.t,y,f nj (It,tyuiia,,.

lfmg 81 Operations
Excellent Sir You will Immediately order the
military command at Goliad to put all tine PRISON.
made AT Copana, at liberty, aud send them
forthwith 10 san Felipe de Austin, and iur which
purpose your Excllcucy, will dictate such orders
ms may be coIidueent to the object. God and Lii
berry San Jacinto, April -, 1880.
ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANA.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-06
ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANA.
Cory, No. >.
itmg 81 Operations.

Excellent Sir lnasmuch a, have ordered your
Escclleney, by official note Of the day. thai you
cause the troops 10 return to Besar aud Gauda-
loupc Victoria, charge YOU to instruct the COM
mandans of the several divisions, not 10 permit
any damage to be done 10 the property Of the
country. hoping TINT these dispositions Will be
punctually complied with. God and Liberty :
San Jacinto, April -, 1886.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-06
Wan DEPARTMENT.,
II. Q&~ters, .4rmg San Jaento Rirer
Anril DGtl, IAQl


April 10th, 1890
All the Troops on their march from the East,
will report al Head Quarters early as >:!lc,
marching BY way of Harrisburg for the present
Let all turn out--lhe enemy have been badly de
feated and are rercang prccipiiatey for the
purpose of concentrating. One bold push now
will drive them entirely out of the country and
secure Liberty, Independence and peace 10 Tex
Is. Let all turn out our standard is a victorious
one, and waves beautifully under the smiles ofa
THOMAS J. RUsM Secretary at Var.
Copy Of a letter from General Samuel Houston.
"SAN JACiSro, 26th April, 1896.
Tell our friends all the news, and that we have
beaten the enemy, h,led go, and taken $40
prisoners. Gems. Santa Anna and Cos are taken
and three Gems. slam; vast amount OF property
taken, and about 1900 stand OF arms, many swords
and one 9 pound brass cannon. Tell them 10
come on, and let the people plant corn.
SAM. HOUSTON, Commander in Chief
Major Banster, Of the Tcxian army, arrived in
New Orleans on the Obj direct from Calves
ton Bay. " Gen. Houston has determined, for the
present, TO place the captured on Galveston Island,
point which will be amply fortified One lnn-
dred and twenty-five prisoners had been landed
at Galveston Island previous to the departure of
Major b.. and the rest were to be transported with
out delay"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-06
TEN
From the Nem Orleans Bulletin.

The following copies of letters and docu-
ments direct from Houston's Camp, received yes
terday by the steamer Levani, from Natchiloehcs.
Tie orders copies OF translations from the orr
pinal Spanish.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-06
DEiIEF FOR NiOTHEgS.-THERE ARE two

ID Ei.IEF FOR MOTEEES.-THERE ARE two
II remedial Articles promising comfort and ease 20
and infants that deserve to he generally kown The
breast intended draw mlS from istendei OF OBJ
strured breast beau al uh FOR the human mouth, and ia
vel, calculated give relief he u The other enre
intended who, though able and willing osueke taer
n often distressed and sometimes prevented from The
Of their aaa office, By nipples TO the neon-
yenience # both parties Ii is kilfuy prpred that the Ut
most neatn-ss and purity preserved while the infant nouhed
without distressing the For sale by Patrick Dc H. 4S
Broadway, Canal street hh4lmS
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-06

p OSTON. AND LYNN COMPANY'S INDIA
ID RUBBER Cloth asa Cishing Warehouse No IS Fulton
street, opposite Hollis Hotel, New York,
MARk!! The popreeTs sbianed the highest premium at
the Int Fair the American Institute the best specimens
India Rubber CtlhiHg, Boots ard Shoes.
The Subscribers stock Ia st of the following articles.
nd warranted propf in every ttmate:-
Goats Hair Camh ct SsTtsalts, Air Cushions
do Wrappers do Life Preservers
lmitalio. do DO do Swimming Belts
GOATS Hair Csmble Cloaks 10 Travelling Collars
Uni aton dc do Sporting Bags,
do Capes Water Bags and Bottles
Merino Surtouts Travelling Bags
Drilling Surtputs Letter Bags
FrUek Coat of all kinds Gas Bags
Sporting JlCk,ts Injection Blgs
Monkey Jackets Gaiters for riding
Pea Goats Leggings without feet
Putto Baggage and Wagon Covers
Wafng pam with feet GlDves and Mittens
u ng Legginss with fes Caps with C-fes
Sh0l dc 10 Gun Covers
Geutems. end Ladies' Ba-is Hand Reins
Shoes Horse Covers
Felt. for carrsng money in Saddle Bags
Ladies f,.r,Is Hos OR conducting
Mi Saddles
C,iidrrn's de Hydrstaic Beds
Air Mattresses Bathing Couches
dn PiiCws SC. &C. &c.
Also nda Rnhher Cloth, of alt widths and C,ragt,
Wagon Tops, Curtains Boots any other uses for.
Gems taht supply slways or hand.
Orders Morch in part the United States prempt
iv attended 10.
ian 25-;f SAMUEL CHASE
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-06
4 .An5ESS EgRs; FINE QUO CAPPs, MATs.

n I
II AND ; rOCHS.-Wstson Van Duzer, i59 Cha-am
respectfully inform their friends and the public that they continue
manufacture and keep for sale splendid assortment 81
article in their line OF The best materials and workmanship
following articles viz Lynx. Squirrel Genet Martin and Shr
Peerin CFes, Boa Muf and Neck Esu Syy1nsd9wn Rf's
Ouer Fur-sea Nutria, Muskt Rabbit, and Hair Seal CaD-
Also Seale', Plush Cloth Leather and Fancy Caps Fine f
and Satin Beaver Hats Foua Satin figured do Striped do Plaid
do. Plain do Stocks with IIs eche, Bows and Plain; also fsd
striped plaid and corded silk Stacks. Also splendid silk and sar
Vesng Bon5azn, Moha and silk and bre Stocks made The
hri- frames in the approved Lanes Boz
and Shirt Collars CTava and Stiffness, Pocket HlndkeTthiet
Suspenders, Gloves, &c- nov 2-tf
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-06
CAST iROx COLUMNs FOR STORES

CAST sROT COLUMNS FOR STORES
- AND WAREHOU SES-The subscribers have The above
articles hand wi manufacture the horte
tioe from patterns furnished them Also, iron pipes
branches and all other oas;ng constantly and and all orders
Prcnistly sxscued. BRICK ALLEN,
Jan lns 81 Water street, New York.
LNVESINfs SCHOOL FOR YOUNG GEN
AZ TLEMEN-Fhe subscriber has removed Ia the and
spacious Of the Collegiate School, leo Canal
the 0 Varick street.
select ts~s Of Young gentlemen will be instructed in the usual
lches OF the Clssics and Modern Languages
The F-rneh parsuen uarr the immediate direction Of
estiaux Professor Of the French Language.
n 3. Particular attention. viii be devoted 10 Bookkeeping ard
2enmansha.
Teraas moderate. Apply As above. C. c. JENNINGS.
dec 2-H
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MOODS CARPENTERS AND MECHAN-
w les TOOL STORE OF Chatham aud Chambers
Streets New YokT j. W. has constantly for sale excellent
assortment of the oowng;-
Saws Of every description and Bits Augurs and Augur
., I sgd s rn pa,s. Sa"h' ,s L Hamue
Axes Adles Bevi Gpuges, SplrI Levels, Furnishes Spoke
.hase, Ceuas Saws Turning Lahes Vices Measuring Tapes,
Drawing Instruments Wood Boxes for Cutting Screws OF all s1es
Rules Files, Drill Rows Cutting Nppers and Pliers, Mre
Squares Conpasses Pads Oil Stones Draw KNIVES. Plane
Irons roH and Steel Squares Hollow Ausu Drawing Squares,
Tools Shelters Patent Aug Cabinet Makers Clamps.
Copper GiIe Pots, Blow Pipes. &c.
NIB. large Planes manufactured by A. f.
Baldwin. Premium Plane Factory, a y jan lS-5m-
MOCK TURTLE SOUP-Atthe Clinton Lunch,
w OF Broadway and Liberty street, served up every da ~
superior style. jan 2-u
STENED TERRAPIN-At the Clinton Lunch, cor
TO II Oock Made in style superior To any other establish
meni in this city jan 29-u
R0Ok AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE%J.
street having his materials destroyed by the fire. has resumed
No. Thorburn between Liberty and
Maiden Lane prepared orders for
description of LeerPres Printing Entrance second door on the
right. jan 29-lw
MANAGED GOODSFOR SALf.AT 1874 Bowery.
~ variety of Goods saved from the wreck of the ship Eagle,
Soe,iug T. GA and 81 beachd linen table Diapers;
limitation Sheeing; Irish Ln~ns; "a Blankets; barred
Muslns Jickonets; Six Shawls sewing silk Shaws Cam
bricks Engh Merinu Croassi1ns pink blue, buff ami black
GIodenaps Silks; dark Gineah The above goods only
partially damlged-the asriesbeing psrfscty sound:
z DOLLAES Rt.Ny AR ID tor a 30 FFALO >KIN'-
- John Pden table, foot of Liberty street. Buff
faoe kin marked John c. Morrison. cnsPed and trimmed with
red cloth Any returning the ana securing me niei
shall receive the above reward JOHN C. MORRISON,
jan 2s-lw 1876 and 1873 Greenwich st.
no MECHANfCS-T. j. WOOD. No. 1 Chamber st.
iahes nv A. Eyeri fresh supply OF Die kim
Edge TOos. Also general assortment OF Sheffield
Tools, by late arrivals. jan 2S-3tt
TO ONFECri0NERs.-Just reeeved, asuPerior
.Nf-t., g p t IarnUlaa fsa
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-06
sWAIy,S WORM SUGAR PLUMs.-An effeT

NDERSON,S RHEUMATIC DROP>.-h cure for tne
nalmaoy and Chronic Rheumatism can be had only al lil
Thmpson street This inyalusbe medicine. called
Rheumatic Drops the above disease has cured mary and all
take IT, certificates Of whh can DE
old who were am ed win he
ve disease the time Of taking the above Drops were
limbs greatly swollen and DIS
@ have in len dav, attend their door bus
% and in two or three entirely restored TO health and
vgor. 'eu --isA
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| lies at D. BRYSON's Fulton st., near Broadway.
az p I'm
LIVERY MAN HIS OWNDENTISr.-hs not
IL stats the invaluable properties
# Dr. SrII,LMAN's MAGNETICA ODONTICA II is the
v preservave teeth and mouth For sale byP
Ruret Co Greenwich A. doors below Spring, and by
Patrick Dicke AIS Broadway sor Lipenad ST. Jan 4-u
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-06
rCUE sURsCRIBERs HAVING COMPLETED I

THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING CoM s'.i-Fl. %
arrangements both in the irporiing aud manufacturing OF
articles ia their lie Of business enobed TO connect WIN
extensive retail trade that 1t whesaeng and take
this opportunity o infIrniHg merchants dealing In Watches
Jcwery FAsey Goods tat hy those arrangement they VIII
receipt o all articles nnece with the Jewe ~
trade foreign snd domestic which th-v will furnish t the
hest dsler Of the city, The fVlswidg articles
have rss -~n received. viz:
WATCHES AND WATCH MOVEMENTS OF NJ. J.Tobias
Co; Jno ,rrson; Msnes ard others manufacture, with
arr,y French Swiss the Lepne duplex and anchor
opponents.
PLATED wARE.-Shefhed and Rimir CHAM manuf icture.
rns Branches Castor; C,ndlesiick; Buiterths Disheyes
Bnfe-slsrd-: Epeenes with glass shes Waiter, NC Nc
JEWELRY.-Dismo' Suits; Ear Rings; Pins and Rings
Sg ~ lsns Mosaic and Pearl Id CoTnelr and Agate
Err Drors; Go Chains of of Fiorentine and
omlr of Ear Rings ard Pin both real and mta-
ion; C,Ih and planed Seals KEYS and f,h Oh -ins.
FANCY GOODS-Siver, She snl Ivory Card Case; Ged
rrd Silver Boxe. Gld and Sye rnointed Pencils,
T,nh Picks goods &C variety Silver and
hrnzed Card ls beautiful i yer Card Bskis; PURSES Eve
Spertaces Crusa and Agate d. * Seals Ceogne
San Cigar and Holders with great variety OF other
articles.
Additions arc making every dav present as.orment and
will be made render il desirable tor S,ern and
Western merchants to call upon US MARQU AND Cu
feb Atm 1871 broadway.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-06
MEDICAL AID.-DR. GLOVER sppIize The

SALT RHECM.
nR. xTKEESON'S CELEBRATED VEGE
~ TABLE GOLDEN OlNTMENT-tPrice Is eents)
hi. having used in the DoctO private practice
and the letters he has
received begging OF him give the public the benefit of hise
csch he a complied and warrants his ointment 70 he
lain cure for all rpou Erpos ich Chapped Hands, Salt
Rheum letter Ringworm. AbIasons Of the skim and
liberated (of how long standing) Also oI
Scld Head Ears in ehldren for Eyes cracked
lips the is nlallihls.
For sale by Patrick Dckie wholesale Agent, As Broadway
Dr. Lewis Feucwanger, 81 Broadway aso by james
Hart of Broadway and Chamber St and Hudson and Moth
and BY j. IS B0wery, OF Walker street
Charles W. Badger 554 Broad street, Newark, NJ.
None senhine without the signature OF
jan 26-ms j. ATKINSON. M. ID.