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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-17
ERE RIOT At BALTIMORE.

Fro5athe Bnttiiaafe Gazette Of dP7i III.
Yesterday earl> II the afternoon, an alarm Oh i,ie
Induced rs is usual the prompt assen9lase o, 'iie
companies in the vicinity OF McCleans aiieS' "nete
the fire occurred. which soon cNtneuishea WIN
out doing much injury. But in the large eoneo"fSe
ol people which necessarily assembled, there WAS
unhappily so much infammaory material ofoaen'
together in the members OF two OF the hfe coinpa-
MES and their adherents, rs to produce most us
orderly and ilotous conflict, which dehed ana ot
feafed the exertions of the civil authority to preserve
pcacc and we regret for the credit OF the city 10 say
that il was found necessary to order portion oi Inc
city guards TO preserve order on the SABBATH day
/ We are not sufficiently informed oil the clrcmu-
stances to furnish a detail oil the occurrences, but
report says that much and serious personal INJURY,
and even DEATH resulted from the outrageous conflict
to those engaged IN H.
Another evil consequence, II lsieafed, and, indeed,
believed, resulted from the unpleasant and highly
ccnsnFible conflict which occurred between bretll-
OF the same clty engaged III the same pfase"of-
thy object An alafm ol fire III Old Town, at later
hour in the eyg ng. tmdlly attended to, from
j an apprehension that II cohtrivante TO rene"
tfle disgracea riot whch bad recenls been qucl
led, that two houses DESTROYED and several
more much Injured before the fumes a"aasI t@ az
tinguished.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-17
COLUMBIA, 18th Eeb-,s2,

CoLuNnI,, I7th Feb ls37.
Since | wrote you last | have received several ma.
pefs from you, for which YOU have nv thanks
send You by this vessel pamphlet containing rho
defence OF Cen tlsoa, who was tried in Ncxico
on charge ofcowardcc, IN rtreating with the main
pooy oil the army OF the eneny 1000 strong before
our army, under Houston, 1900 strong.
also send you the PROCEEDINGS nf tl,o II 49,. :
Representatives, which may be interes,;ng
Al this moment, an express has ms, a,r;yod st.,
ms that 1000 OF the cnemvs calvary baye crossal
Inc 'fande and appeared before 81. Antonio--,nd
mat they VIII be followed by all the enemys forces
Inc enemy's strength, as aseeria;npd by am, sn;as
III INC interior as late as the 3lst of Januayv il Al H.,
oilofas 1000 men and 10 pieces of artillery al o-
leuo' looo men and 10 pieces at r limos, 1000 mon
anu pieces; AT Canurgo 300 cavalry & n,oco
OF artillery and 1000 infantry They baye mo 't,l
are BADLY clothed, and daily diminish by deser.
tons. S" " uesef-
~: VAN some llne artillery, and that of the Mex
aus u Vi superior kind, and after We ret those
~ arc bringing on shall have enough for field
service. 'si ioi hciu
=" ic'f or Trouble seems to pervade the comn,nni
ou,i' OF the enemy for the Texans all believe
IL " Pe',ectiy impossible for any force to beat them
COCO ''' oi' 'hlei heads We can raise 5000 m
u men wei armed besides our regular army which
vi oflhg us equal point OF Numbers and ,h
VIII be no hard fighting "''' 'iieie
sha,i give you the items of all important news AZ
fast as they transpre ''"'' news DIS
apt george Styles, ofthe Texan army was sbo,
mere lie" days ago and died shortly afterwards ~
ne requested, about ten minutes before he d;ed .,
ret ms family know of his death and | now ,,ansfo.
he unpleasant task to Won. NV '''n''o'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-17
From the Nor York .St,n.
OUR CONDIllON.

rhe amount oil imports Tor the last f.cal year,
ending sod, September last, was $ls9,9so535
The amount exports during the
same period, l2S,6b3,olo
Showing an amount OF aapsris over exports OF say
sirtg-one millions oil dollns. What portion OF this
WAS profits an exports
d, tins statement 1t would seem that WE were debt
foreign nations this sum OF sixty one millions
and hence the belief that we have largely osertra-
ded abroad.
We have not had leisure TO examine minutr, into
the matter We take simply the nmuy as publish
ed, and we now direct The attention OF such may
ec nier SIT N 'hs sn6Jee, to the e" remarks
We can with safely deduct the following items from
the gross sum OF imports
lst. The coin imported in payment of ludemnl.
tce
2d. he coin aud other articles imported b, emf.
grants bankers, &c.
Sd The value OF OIL. whalebonc aud Gsh WI
llesc the amount of these to be large. Our whale
fishery alone, by tins Treasury report shows the :,
mount oi lll,oSo tons Of shipping Our citizens en-
gagged IN this important branch OF industry, VIC be-
he'e' keep no cats that catch no nice
Asaln"e would enquire, what is the probable a.
mount OF dctuai sales abroad of our qarou. scrp,
ties, State Bonds, Canal Bonds Railroad Bonds ,Sr
= hlS amount IS not embraced IN our erports bur
me proceeds are doubtless found IN the amount of
imports, 10 be pald ior hereafter, not now
Aga'n-What is the probable amount of the pro-
trI tis,
those OF the L. States less than the ln,ol,nt at ,t
which may have gone ron us To procnre sad L.,
ments Even admitting that no profit ON The Wv
age were made, but supple cafnlno of f.iph, ~,
ges, and eNpcnses.-Ihese items arc nof ,nh,,c.a
III exports but come To us IN the shape OF n,n,,t.
and which, with the three items noted ab5,, ,bn,,l
thev ,,, 10 ell ~ - "'''' "3oft lhol2h
paid for. "'i'
lie treasury statement Is made III IL a0tb Son,
temher last, II embraces Of course all ,,,no,,s a.,
10 thai pcrlod Nations that cxpor l,,a.I, j., ~
materials, like individuals who nay tI,c,, d.bts I
the production OF then industry pcnr,,lIx hu,, ~
aud pay afterwards In our intercourse w,ib IN,
rope, where the rate of interest is lower than with m
we eau better afford To be III debt Than IN nay, u, Al
vance Is II not natural to presume, tb,n Il ,, -.
large amount OF our imports are intended l,,# -
parties to be paid tor by the coIDino c,nn WI
reference then 10 our llst wears ,,nno,,s on n
Sept, the coming cr,n,t !, ,,,, a. ia, t.e, "
,I,bo - - aS ny - no" Soi"= lpI""le'
rate; but will not the ,nc,s,.ol ,, ''S' f1ai
meet the decline in price, " 1''''1''
VIII not the present aud l,o l.
preston in onr monetary ,tl - l'''"0 u %
nnish current imports and al - ,,,'soH ~ III
amount of cxports NJ f,,.,, -, ~ " ''' r's'nH Tue
ted Ivy "nPo'-
We exported last year cnding 7o,b s,
Sl06, $50 of domestic n,,dnct,o,. - 81,
$50 of foreign productions. '' = - -
We don't think man in ,,,dc would ,..z.,
n -" bad way who bought 81 - worth oi GOOD. -,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-17
s.stSg.fLLH EXTE.y.%EKeE
spring supply OfESOOts and shoe.

il A Back La ', ""'tr and satin AIippcr-,
oi sd morocco, seal prnn.a and lsntber W,Iki,
,i;, 10 90 and iashionabe Slippers of various patterns
f'bld md prunella, aud seal Slippers and Shoe.
very NEAT and prettv ~ 'iu iaicy eoiors' some
Of , me and strong Shoes Nonroo- and fine Pumn
~sniea"sn.' very superior calf ana ,no.,.. =,
I'M Dools OF cheap qualities, and coarse Boot, "h
end sewed ' S"ioi iihlds @e pegged
As ny present stoch of Shoes and Boots was
'rheuiariy 10 my ORDERS am confident il will nfed
~ 10 thoae who may honor with their custom 'ae-
april 'ohN U. MEM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-17
From his PHILADELPHIA Iierai,{.
TWO DAYS LATER FRoat rNr,

W. DAY ; LATER FRoMENGLAND.
BY The ship oconec OF New ! o,,k t,,, .,...,.,
winch arrived here yesterday Mr.. Cone ., , p.'
eha'lge, has been promptly furnished by capf1ln WI
'on WIN the Liverpool Albion of The 18th Mach -.
DAYS later than received by the Sheffield lr,,,,
VIC were permitted TO make bliet extracts. sTba
.na,gY market seemed TO be somewhat easier and
e'oHaehce IN degree restored. Tn, panrrs rn,,,i,
no news ct general interest aud MOI a uo,1 ~
tne cotton market. Minister'S II Will be seen j,5
oeen taken y surprise and defeated IN the Ions,
commons The house was quite tim " hen rho ...,'
was Is '3he a, as appears by the yeas andnays.
"' eN'taeis beng necessarily hrief relate e,n.
of March. y" 'il' L iil
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-17
EW SPRING GOOnS

n NV Ia now receiving and opening my Spring Sup
ply 0, NEW and FAsHIoNABLE GOODS. TO which
particularly invite the attention of nurcb,,oss
take pleasure in offering my present stock to the
p"o"'' ,eeihg confident that can make to the in
",esa o' all wanting Staple and Fancy GOODS n
anrIs an JOHN G. MEEM.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-17
Nj. iHt


Nos,, M,nkfr.-Tblnes are somewhat easier
to day. although money Is sllll scarce; but The de.
mand for it NAY not BIZ as great.
The iaei is there war against Tire merchants.
! rkkon declared It. aud il is nn~ followed up. 1he
spre,. Is thrown 10 the West keep II out OF theif
hands, AMI deprive them oithe means oil paving their
debts and preserving their credit abroad but The
specie must GO. III some measure; our own ealks
will be drained and then they will. in return dfsw
for speee on the West II cannot be retained there
much ongel. Sur
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-17

raparal,llea hieb',t}he IL correspondent Of the
Misslssipplan (Iaehson) gives most appalling ae-
count oil the extreme embarrassment oi The whole
State He says that nearly three millions OF dol
lars be made in the three counties oi Kinds
Madison aud Na1oo (and proPo,tionally III most at
tho other counties of the State1 b. the approaching
term OF their respective courts -
Is not this prospect alarming From
what quarter Of the habitabe glohe are these mil
lions to come Are they to be dns Irom the bow
els of the earth or are they to ram down from the
heavens hk, nanna for surely nness change
comes over the face OF the tunes. nothing short OF su
pernatut1l rccl can save the State from utter and
irrei re, able dcsolation.'
This writer whom take To be none OF the " small
irv," calls upon the Governor TO convene the LIE
nislature Immediately 10 enact relief laws, " by a
temporary suspension Of lega process. or areple,ln
law nr law prohibiting the sale oi property under
two thirds Of three -iornhs ot Is appraised value
f19fcaet tiasettt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-17
ESNGssES'RG, APRIL

~ We are authorized To say that T,,on.,.#.
coDps' Esq. IS candidate to represent Ress'
county in the next Legislature.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-17

avery beautiful girl belonging TO the estate otJolm
French, deceased gambler at New Orleans, WAS
sold e" DAYS since for the round sum ot - 900
An ugly looking bachelor named Goucht naenlbcr
of the Council of one of the Princpalties, WIS TIE
purchaser. The Picayune SAYS the girl IS Brunpitt
Remarkable for her beauty and intelligence.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-17
Correspondence ofthe y. Y. E,Dr,sx

WASHINGTON, April B.
nina" IS to leave here in few days on an
,h, ''r".ee tour IN the South He goes under
no pfe,9hce OF regulating the Mails in Georaia Ala,
o"'d' h>slssipp and Louisiana hui his real ob;ec,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-17

NJ ro,on seen.s To indicate tendenty =; hn=
tler .lo~neartIs. Nearly all the American oiders
upon Europe will be stepped. The Secretary of The
T rraeurs must BEGIN 10 LOOK TO hls revenues.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-17

Levi Gutter, the Wing candidate for the office o
Mayor OF the city OF Portland, elected to that of
fee Tuesda, last, receiving $40 to $50 gwen
10 his political opponent, II. II. Boedy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-17

H. Ne" ORR, April To-
II. - Ut cry Is YET IN very nnqniet condition. We
i''f falnof nj failure after failure Artbn r,nn,n
H's nor tlled as the Norfolk papers stare than,,h
one OF hs clerks was robbed the other ia, =, H.
wv, u""' u .lle Ne" otb bank Of large sum of mo
heN. II " singular enough thar rs III. Su,h9
tern merchants would NOT buy gonds of ~,
cause ne Is such notorious abolifonist ho 10 H.,
s'Nea ltohl much OF the embarrassment which s NOV,
rn eS the holders OF protested Southwestern name,
II IN ~ i''lotes no" reaches over one hundred
'i,, the aggregate Is an enormous suin
ne bankers and many OF the merchants bol1
meeting Al the City Hall ON Saturda, nioht IN or5or
- 'dih over NE times Mn. Albert Gaatin made IN,
II, Speeehout did not hold forth any promise of relief
N'N"',of iialnilton, the SON OF the distinguish
td man OF that name. proposed that III, Icg,sl,,ns
Nc requested to authorize the banks TO suspend snr
cie payments III case il became necessary liz
'nV@s,t sheh measure under some circumstances
,si' De necessary, and that ii would save tbr ,n,,
onan's rom the general and impending rum This
P,'Posltiou met with no tasor. Mr. Ia.rcncc t,, !
i'sol' VINO shares the common misfortune of tbe
PRESSURE tine Globes statement notw,fbs,,n,bn
''a! no 'oaea manis pr>sscd( spoke most decidedly
against the proposition. 'N'''
-, ne stocks OF certain banks which are suspcctea
VI uuhehlng largely IN the EXCHANGES nv c,sh,n |
's'efh paper, have fallen severely, Much Of
'iis paper, as II now comes back protested :, tnJ |
10 ~ endorsed by houses that have now failed bs,
! ne fhhniN' the State and the Manhattan nanls
le me ehei sufferers in this way. The, are all Je
poslte banks. arc al 'e-
, ne Soiiy has brought sos 600 francs in cold r.,
'i' DahN Of America, part the French inden,niG
,".,oi- ne BANK OF America however gains Inn,
ue by such deposites, while specie drafts are how.
,,,.n ne cn'ei American bankers in Paris. Messrs
;, ems ~ ofeen' nave lssueda circular stating thar
,as;a "oolo De received by them unless accom-
''"'ea win funds. Thus our credit, Won sec. : :,
,e cut off on all sides, ~" So - 70
! ne amount OF wheat imported INTO New York
rom foreign ports, during February aud March. - =,
out 'o2,7oo bushels, and of rye at the SANE ,me
bout 1872, 800 bushels. ''''ie
Livery thing learn from Europe an y, N. ,,,,..la
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-17
10000, 600


Tins estniatrts latenirom full listaot every failure
b. name. which are keptln almost every private oi
ice in " al street tnd almost by every private mdl
,idnal. II shows m remarkable dogrr the extent oi
III, calamity, aud the prosfes, ii the disorder onl,
tof Ncw York. We law not e0um' rated the cases
IN Ne@ Odeans, IN Phlladeiphia IN Richmond, in
Mobile. IN Buffalo or elsewhere, the accounts of
L..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-17
Sl,l7l,37
J. RON TIE NAS.

correspondence Of The Baltimore Chronicle
Extract OF letter from gentleman high in the Co
vernnent of Texas, dated
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-17

Col. Long, OF the United States Engineers. has
been appointed Engineer OF the State OF Georgia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-17
aessESrsG INTEL EGGENCE.
r., -, NeIs York Heraia, Apra 3.

Navy N ,RKrT.-Matteis not wnfse--bof
~ tI4rv better Stocks continue 10 tall-aliures To
-. ,,l,ee-and commercial securities To be less and
- ,.eqofiabie Yesterday large exchange house
+.aI On H. contracts. hut continued t- operations
IN ~ exchange business. Ne alude to 5. x NJ. Al
len largely engaged IN operations. On the day be
l,re. tie house Of st. John \ Co., large dealers IN
southern exchanges stopped. To which iaet We alln
led Yesterday Il IS stated that they were only def
Gent on thai DAY begeafly $4,000 which any friend
could ha,a made up: bu ldoln ahead, the, saw IN.
snfnonniabe difficulties before them, aud ienee
they thonehti il was the best way To come down nj
our Al fhis momeut they hase 100000 IA specie
on It's WAY from the South. hut II WIS not WITHIN then
reach aheir liabilities are estimated at nearly the
s,n1e amount rs those oil the Joscphs say i've MI
hons probably Hey nay be three of ionf i'lllonsi
with the too, showing surplus oi i1ef" .han
, million But commercial securities III tins crsis
are al To WALL
Tie failure Of 81. John :, Co. carried With II
twes m fifteen hon.rsin Pearl street and the neigh
borllood y do mol publish the names, out oi deli
rary II then aeefafed feelings. This house MAS en-
AGED Ia = sndr business 10 that ol the Josephs
They afalf afeel, III the southern exchanges, and
one urofassed 10 L. able 10 regulate them without
a National Bunk. \ gfcat many old houses 1t
Pfall street WHO did not bum with confidence In
wards the Iosephs. made them AGENTS IN the eollee
ton II southern notes. Tins business by tins ant
the other failures. Is NOW nsaily broken up.
Iheunmbero failures Hat have taken place slnc'
tie present cfisS i.aan, Is estimated IS follows
! foreign aud exchange brokers' Si5,ooo.ool
30 DR., goods lobherz. l3oDo,ooi
II commission shoe a4d clothing hou
J a5s1.tst - et.Issss, -s'syss.aas'
stock bfukef-, ,o0o,oOi
, = mise elaneous 2.3oo,oo'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-17

We have referred two or three times to III, q
lilion resolutions adopted by the Legislature If
sacbusetts but we have not, un,l now L.,
insert them at length They passed the Hon. -
Representatives in the following shape by ,o,'
97g ia Ii ~ Z
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-08
w Gr as Gn SEEffi casrRtfH;hkAASsSi

2b Bcecker strert-J W having hted up The prencs 26
Reecker street second block north Csrrue ST. with much
care furnishing the Garden with hand
some bowers and his whole life having bc~n devoted
,lr business, prepared sr
Gle in the line In The best possible style.
Parties giving orders rely his best erertons
IN please they shall disappointed Ice Cr~sm
eareEuy prepared part the city. jeaim'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-08
OENTIsTRv

DENf1STHv.
hR. COnwAN SURGEON DENTIST and Mars-
- stwsr Of Tceryupbe Tee,h No. 1884 Spring
McDougaL
NJ ~ Dr. c. charge. very moderate and his Incorup
uhe Teeth are really solrndh my5 M
~ Hu.s.r.S y, Resi Estate and General Agency Office
Il Ncrpianck, formerly known verplanck Point West
chester county, New York;
r. Al oners FOR the purchase sale exchange of pro-
perry, trcs ~ personally lett ut the office, Ne II wsst
No 7Carnne street in the city Of New Nork, wiz
every attention the application requires
ConNeyancng every description executed Al the shortest
ootice.
specifications Plans, and Architectural Drawings made to
order and the erection ofbudngs s every description super
Intended, Ac.
number ~ in the city of New YORK Cor sale
exchange Also Ia Newark and Patterson New Jersey aud
choice Nerpanck Those who wish Ia improve,
the latter place whole oi the purchase noney
main mortgage ~ per cent, Y desired
Those wishing Delightful place for residence tpot surpass
eel on the Hudson River ~ other river) advise 10 cal
and zee Those who yerpsnk broke those who think
Oh, 10 break those who hope VIII advise To stay
away.
wall street plan) varying from one TO 5000 dollars
Ru,ld.g ios exchange for building materials nv 30 2n.
SWAIM's WORM SUGAR PLUMs.-An ethcaciovs
- and medicine for children causng worms
discharged n great numbers and where there ap
of they do much good carrying of the
creon Of from the stomach bowels gene
them, and ss injurious hdrcp alive Foo
sale BY the proprietor: agsnt
nyllu Corner Of Fultc~- -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-08
MEMS, YOUTHS, AND .HILOREN's
NI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A UOyT A CO ~ "a

AND
wi CLOTlING.-GEORGE A. HOyT CO, M. u
Bowery have on hanI extensive assortment ~ ready
thing suited age AMI sine, which they will sell
~ cheap for cass either at wholesale retail mv22Sm.
DOOTs boot BOOTt-Ms NJ. WALKERS,
- 80 Canal street. The subscribers adopt this method Of
forming their friends and the public that reduced the
price OF their S215 Boots to $50 ~ consequence Of the hard
lines aud scarcity Of money The suscricrs grai~u FOR
f,vors solicit continuance of that bcaly
bestowed on them Persons wishing ~ purchase Boots or
Shoes would do well to call wALKERS 2p Canal street.
the second shoe store from Greenwich street. where may be
found Boots and shoes greater quantity better quality and
lower N price than be found in other establishment In
this city. Only call NJ go Canal ~
Country merchants supplied by The package or dozen
ielO.t linz
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-08

nUgsyA BELTs.-Persons affected with weakness OF
IL the back and on and those who stand at the desks will
Rsd these n great service aordng comf,t and support
tbr relaxed Dsecles For snle At No. Ann y. je0
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-08

Ira HOUSE TO LET OR FOR SALE.-rhe
M modern built three story house in 9th ST. few doors east
.3-o Broadway, being the middle Of the three houses Just
finished This house finished in the best manner with all
the modern improvements possession be had immed
ately. Apely 10 g. CLARK, 1856 w alter street.
m is,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-08

DEMOVAL.-C. SHEPARD respectfully informs his
friends asd patrons that be has removed his Book Sa
onary and Farcv Goods Store from 1870 Broadway, 10 az
Broadway second street. oppose the Guy
fial)
lie has made receiving all publications
earliest date lie will greatly enlarge his stock and he
sroses keep constantly band varety and
choice collection Of Classical Scientific School and Mscea
Works he found w the city. :. =,
He viii always be ready supply his customers WIN ne
finest quality Of English and American Stationery among
which be found English letter and note paper sealing
steel and quill pens penknves wallets gold and sver penci
Newmsns, Reeves and Obons coors, engravngs on
paiatings, &c.
He will also Keep hand very extensive assortment OF
Childrens Books.
New York, May I, 1887 my6H
TMPMOyED TRUSS s.-A general assortment of
Tsses OF the most approved pstcs for sale a. NO Ann st.
where they are adjusted ssd applied by prsccoi surgeon
ici0
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-08
THE EYE.

I'M. ELIIOvT Ocuhst, Professor OF Anatomy and dis.
~ ct the Human Eye.-Prom IL years undivided at
ten,ion and constant study under the most celebrated Ocuss
Europe, and of the best in Observation-Disclosures Smith Of
Medical College OF Ohowh the extensive and
cessu practice in the Union, DR. r. asserts with confidence,
the Dangerous and diseases ri the
Eye without operation except ~ 81 blindness, when
he operates for Cataract Corectnnis, and Eptropum.
sPECTACLE~-Dr Els patent, beautiful, ransparrnt,pe
dunn Spectacle Glasses having TIE peculiar property n keep
ing the eye perfectly cool giving immediate and permanent
and ~ the time suit every without the necessity
Of change.
Dr. r. will himself adjust the classes, to suit the particular
defect
DR. r. begs that he nsends diseases Of the Ey
and ,aperlecons OF the vision oily.
IL Office 300 Broadway. Private entrance In Duane st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-08

uS TO LET.-The Store known No. Il6 Maiden lane,
nM door from Pearls Possession given Immediately
~As-2A Inquire at 1874 Pearl st. j50y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-08

The public respectfully informed that the above elegant
fashionable place open for the reception
of visitors The Bar has been stocked with the choicest
and liquors, creams ices, &c, together with all
various kinds outs cnkes and confectionery. Breakfasts
dinners and uppers prepared the hortes notice Civil and
attentive servants in attendance.
The subscriber hopes that by his unremng personal aen
and accommodation Of those ladies and
emen may visit La Grange Place mera continuance
oihat liberal patronage which has been bestowed his
establishment the last three years
Military companies excursions be accommoda
Ted with dinners usual,
Dinners served on SUNDAYS return of the I2l O'Clock
boat, Time of going aud returning rs iollows;-
From New York--6t, l01, a. and 81 o'clock.
From Fort Lee and Bulls Fery-8 l2l, and 5o'slock.
sunday-Leaves New York a7 TO- 2l and u O'Clock, for
Bulls Ferry only.
sundays-Leaves return nj 5, 81, \, and O'clock
Sunday nights the boat will lay over IN New York
ieIO-eod6wA JOHN PONSON.