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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08

'i'eHs =" tue IoiIowlng hi
dveriised !:
| L.John Lampkin,
C.JI.ydick,
Mrs. Mary A. Logon,
Mrs. +. Lewis,
| Christopher I.eitwich, col's
John Litchford,
Francis l.imbrick.
M-John IL. Moorman,o .,
Philip Murray,
Miss II. b. Mayo.
Miss Mary W. Meredith.
john Malone,
VIM. Marquis,
Mr.. Merrcll,
! Rev. J. r. McDonnclly.
James Mckinney,
Thos. Martin rinkey,
Rich'd q. Morris,
Leonard Milton,
Thos: NJ. Mansfield,
Sam1. ID. Miller. ..
NANCY, tcol'd.)
Miss Nancy Nunnery,
Miss Susan Napier,
DIR. Ihos. IL. Nelson,
Rice Newman.
James Nichols.
O-S. /. Omohundro,
Z. p. On,ohundro,
Miss Polly Old.
P-Miss Lucy Perkins,
Mrs. ID. Peasants,
Benz. Perry,
Geo. Persinger,
Seaton Padgctl,
James Perry, :.
Capt. Benz. A. Philips,
James Pitzer,
VIM. NJ. Page,
Peter F. Patlirt
LINDSEY B. Padgctt.
IA. T. b. Rucker,
Mrs. Maria Royal,
WIN. Roach,
J. + Rives, 2,
Isaac Rhoton,
james Russell,
james Ruoker,
Miss Luciada Royal,
Miss Ann +. Richardson.
John Raingely.
s-Albert ST. Clair,
Hiram Sweat,
Miss Virginia L. Scott,
Mrs. Elizabeth Snead,
VIM. {. Smith,
Thomas Snead,
Augustus Staples,2.
Sarah Snead,
Edw. Scott,
John Steel,
Patrick Smith,
Ezekiel J. Scudder,
Jno. W. Schenk,
IL. Sncad,
Doct. X. Saunders,
Miss Margaret Sullivan.
VIM. Sibley,
WIN. Swami,
Wm. Shannon,
5. b. Scott,
VIM. Swinney,o.
" m. Sea,
Henry Slagcly,
Lawrence Swi,zer,
Jos. Sea,
Wilson +. Sea.
T-W,n. Thurman,
John Tyler,
VIM. II. c. Tonev,
Chrisilanna Todd,
Miss l'ermslia 1'inslcy,
Chas. Talliafcrro,
Stephen Turner,
Jno. w. 1'insley,
Jno. w. Thomas,
Orlando Thomas,
Oliver Thomas,
Geo. Tinsley,
Elizabeth Timbcrlake,
Chas. Touscy.
W-James Wright,
Mrs. Wood,
Rich'd. Woodey,
John Watson,
jesse Weller, 2.
Benz. Watts, >.
Mrs. Dorothy Watts,
Wm. L. Nj. Word,
Miss Judith Watson,
John l.. Wingfield,
l.. Williams.
MURRELL, p. M.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08

Mcssrs. John Roper, and Margare, his wife, George
Branuer, Eliza Ann North, pebby Ann North,
John North, William Greenberry North, and
James North:
TINAKE NOTICE, that shall on the 4h day OF
l. May, 1889, at the Republican Grove IN Inc
county OF Halifax, and State Of Virginia, take The
dispositions of James NJ Jones, to be read DIS evidence
on the trial Of the suit depending in the Circuit
Superior Court of Law and Chancery, for the county
of Campbell, -wherein you are plaintiffs, and and
Others are defendants. LEWIS FRANKLIN.
April va"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08
BARRIERS and Hair Dressers

Heretofore, and solicit continuance Of it in future.
Hoping from their long experience, untuing atten-
ton, and the aid of the very best materials used in
their business render the ample satisfaction.
They also tender their services to the public as
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08

ut will not denied that il those nbcrs of the Lsgs-
either elected of their dec Jared
of Mr. Rvcs under distinct pledges
him. had the expectations thus created the
mus, have been promptly decided in hia favor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08

as dead Letters:
B-Patrick Bow les,
james or VIM. Bradley,
Hopkins Batemnn,
John II Boughier,
james Brown,
Caleb +. Bramblith.
C-Saml. l.. Crawford,
Messrs. VIM. e. Galloway,
& Co.
Edward w. Clark,
Miss Mary b. Coleman,
Saml. Crenshaw.
D-Caleb Dooley.
E--Richard Ellis,
John Elliott.
F-Henry Favell,
Geo Folden,
James Freeman.
Civilian Gibbs, ..
Hannah Griffin.
H-Justice Hancock,
Richard Hudson,
James 5. Harrison.
J-David Jones,
Rebecca Jones.
K-Mary Kearncs,
Standfeld Kegs,
Henry G. Keen.
M-Saml McConaha,
Saml. p. Michel,
Liberty, Va. April 4, 1889
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A LIST OF LETTERS

EMAlNlNG in the Post Office at Lyncbbur,
= on the st of April. 1889.
-. persons applying for letters in the folio wing list.
viii please say they are advertised
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The Lot Of Ground,
Clothes Dressers and kenOvaters.
.4R.NXSTE.4D PRIDE HSO.v,

- RESPECTFULLY tender their thanks TO their
IL old customers for the very liberal support re-
.eived in their business as
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08
LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Liberty, Va.
IL the quarter ending March 3lst, 1882 which if
not taken out will be 10 the General Post Office,
,nII
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Hides at the Yard
Tan BARK.

Early application had better be made. Chestnut and
Spanish OAK would be preferred. but will buy any
kind of Oak Bark DAVID HOFFMAN.
Feb % Is
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VOTICE.

.v'OTXCE.
HAV1NG purchased of Ford & Carter. their
IL INNMeFy and entire Stock
in trade in the county of Amherst, within three
quarters of mile OF the market house, in Lynch
burg, | am now prepared to take in
Hides at the Yard,
For which | will pay cash, at the highest market
prices give Leather in exchange, take them 10 tan
shares.
The inhabitants of the country generally, will find
it to their interest to send me their HIDES, they
have to send their produce to Lynchburg, the Tan
Yard being on the main market road, and contiguous
thereto. Being about to re-occupy my former
place Of business | solicit that encouragement
which generous public know how to bestow, espe-
cially my former customers and friends on either
side of the river, heartily invited extend TO me
their custom and patronage, promising on my part
to use such means will give satisfaction.
Robert w. Collins will for the present, receive
HIDES for me at his Saddler's Shop, Main Street,
on the leading to Friends Warehouse
| wish TO make contracts fora quantity OF
Tan Bark.
Early application had better be made. Chestnut and
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40 VI. Cigars Of various grades
March 81 Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08

in trade, in the county of Amherst, within ,hr
quarters of a mile OF the market house, in Lyme
burg, am now prepared to take in
Morning herald., 1839-10-19

A VERY OREAT IMPROVEMENT has lately been
N made IN The treatment Of veners Cases cfevery descrp
tion, Al DR.. Evsns Omcc, No ~ Peck slip kseest -
Those afflicted with old complicated prosacsd cases honfs
they have tried the advertised qsack ncrum need not -
.csr Can al No n PECK slip and jo ge for
member no connection whatever with DR. Evans o. Chatham
street nor any other office in cut OF the city Al letters
pest PAID and enclosing fee, attended TO. :" I'm"
Morning herald., 1839-10-19

The crop Of last year has In counterssed
the the prvieus year. but the stocks OF
merchandise hand yet large and the surplus stock
aiuise hand in Liverpool s larger than before
The position ef money matters England not promising
The crep again short and should the present crop of
cotton be bales, prices cannot rise The
accounts from the SOUTH however arc less than
they were and opinion seemed settling 100000 900
bales the average crop The drought has indeed injured IT,
but than o land planted by Of the
high prices of last year, will make up The policy OF the
Banks S the south chnnged they longer advaee on cot
ton and the bankruptcy which likely 70 overahelm wii
throw the trade into hand. n southern buyers and English
agents who viii undoubtedly obtain at prices low as TO
stimulate production The low prices do not apprehend
will be any detrmfnt 20 the planters he viii probably realize
than under the old system when he paid corresponding
prices for his supple. snd the factor and pecuaor realized
large profits from the sales This Of affairs added TO the
lownes o. the rivers will make very late before the crop
gets 10 market in any great quantities.
Morning herald., 1839-10-19
WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL WAREHOUSE. 70,

WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL. WAREHOUSES e.,
ri'hLES and CATsUPs.-The Subscriber respect.
uy informs the public, that he ha. on hand AT hs Ware
nosse % Vesy street. extensive suppy Of Pickles Of
every e which be offers FOR sale in small or large quantities.
put sp ~ keg Jars or any other style te suit customers
spon liberal terms for cash - - ''
rocer wanting Assorted Pickle. in Gla.. lars M, mn IN
neat and handsome style. persons wanting large a,,
Tor esporiaton requested 10 call s "'se F
Catstps, Pepper Sauce Cayenne pepr E ,or.,r,,, q,
hand. 'fFe'' N, ny, - s.s,r,, y"
oialms "'p' swim
Morning herald., 1839-10-19

estate TAsss proceeding. ssssa ths exPsssos o. ~ as
IL ,,sss,s;os i, soE AZ hat tins, Pslisss began 70
manifest thsssvess The New York and New England BAN.
sst their faces against contauases Of the former policy,
whereas ost banks Of the soush with the United states
p.ul :. er head relieved the people" that s they endea
vorsd to renew cid obligations and supply wants to keep
up the price Of eoto. the hope that future profits would
old speculsve debts the gre bsk Of which became concen
ttaed in the hands Of Uuted States Bank and other leading
Institutions The forced resumption tended still further to de-
ne the tive policies The New York banks gradually worked
on the old paper which, still unpaid gradually
traed those banks which followed the United States Bank
policy.
While the European Market opened the Of that
institution almost unlimited extent she could still so
under the load Of iDconvabe paper Of which she pos
sesed The American resuson began however, to act in
Europe and short crop and political disturbances
the continent ectualy narrowed down her A
they cuaed there she began by the issue of post notes
to absorb here These exerons have increased for the
last few weeks In all quarters her have been offered at
per month"; and from all quarters the proceeds in
specie have been seeking her vaults Within the last three
weeks from the Kentucky banks S3000OO and
large from Washington and Baltimore. refusing to take
drafts either on New York Philadelphia.
moment she has been buying State stocks when
no would The sngulay Of these movements has call
ed frequent remarks but the stock meant to be offered
fresh security in Europe Pennsylvania lean for 81
taken by her August sent 10 Eufop all the oank
has paid loan s2s another loan has been taken
since which nothing has been paid These movements
with the convusve efforts collect specie have proved
vn nothing but general suspensioa here would enable
the bank 90 altle longer This the motive for those
desperate attempts create panic here which described
yesterday; other having the object still put in
practice by the advocates for suspension $4,000 New York
state offered yesterday order to add to the
panic when capitalists stepped forward 80 was refused
The rigid perseverance opposite policy has placed
banks beyond their reach and the large crsps OF the west
ing u are Of strength The banks Of New Orleans
have pursued similar policy, the following statement Of
one Of the institutions Of that city will show.
Statement Of the Achaaya Baak, (La) the ls instant
as compared with the condition July ], 1885,
Local balances. Specie. Giro. Dep. Disc.
Ju,v / 1899 637ll 6Ol45 ais 7s0 l22967 -
Oct 7s,4s4 346sa i45750 s6222 s5o057
Decrease, 2526S osSso so7a4 -
Increase, yrs -
Morning herald., 1839-10-19

NFORMAfisN wANrsD-of Francis McNsmars.
se.nash y his sister Bridget who pa~sss vish him Al Sid.
ney Mines Nova Scotia about two wears are Drr, 10 IN,
York oto ttv
Morning herald., 1839-10-19

This trade which has undergone such great vicudes dur
ag the from ths downfall Of peculstiou IN
healthy position than fsr years back. All art
kea action sustain must cease The
following comparative table sf shipments from each
Morning herald., 1839-10-19

COLUMBIAN vOLUNTEERs-5rH ANNUAL TARorr
EXCURSION : The members Of this Company are request
20 70 appear IN full uniform At the Menroe Hail. corner n
resr and Centre Streets on Monday rnng ast nst at
O'clock to proceed their 9th annual Target Excursion
By order of OWEN w BRESNAN Can,ain
y BsrsLEy, Orderly.
@.sns Of the Company will take place al the Engine
'io"sc hs evening" al " o'clock. olq III
Morning herald., 1839-10-19

DAN OFFICE-Fractionsl parts Of the Pebble debt Of
IL the State Of Ne~ York, viz Circulating notes Of the
New York State stock Security Bank may De has IN small
sum. hy applying, from N 10 o'clock daily to
l. BONNEFOUx, ~ Cedar ct tup stairs.)
Interest allowed io~ 500, and viii be paid
monthly on aggregate of the circulating notes
remaining hand AZ the expiration of each month.
Coany people and others who lay specie would do well
inquire the peculiar fundamental principles Of the New
York State Stock Security Bank and they will be satisfied that
the thereof and will be equal all times and under
sny possible emergency gold and silver and therefore, "
many will be found preferable Of their coz
and of their bearing interest when not used for the
spsce ETA month.
features OF the Institution st The circulating notes 80
secured By the pledge OF New York State Stocks seuNe
dv The nature Of its operations does not make aesr.oe
TO circulate bills at any time for than ore sa vo
thirds at most Of the Of the soch pledged srdy An
amount o Treasury than the e'rcuiatson Always
kept hand to redeem every dear oft in specie need BE-
el6 lwis.
Morning herald., 1839-10-19

rARPET sEwERs--wanted. 80 GirIs, TO sew Carpets
~ Apply at the Carlton House Immediately
oe-iws urNsON HODGES
Morning herald., 1839-10-19

UNDER the Clinton Hall
Ryder's famed Boot aud Shoe store 10 found,
In it. whoever may call,
Always finds assortment that's souad,
He has boots Of materials the best.
Ready made, and to order likewise,
You have only to give them the test
Deigheted are all he supplies
Each varied description and hind,
Required by each seasons change.
Better boots you'll no where find
Der the whote fown should you range,
or shoes, too, he's every sort
The walking and dancing pumps,
Made equal the choicest wrought,
And mot to be hurt BY fhunap-
Known far and nsyr is his name
Each portion Of the Union tell
Ryders work knanship merits its fame.
Because il is always done Well-
Each material is chosen with care
Each article finished complete,
Known never TO rtp-ind to
Much longer than many you meet
Diploma has been given him twice.
Nor can his work be surpassed,
50 perfectly finished and nice
The eleather that leaves his la,t;
Ryders name is spreading around
Each city and town OF our land,
Equal to the finest yet found
The articles seat from his stand.
New Improvement hes lately made,
Enhancing his csrk ssie boots
Where great skill and taste dispayed
You will find the cork cannot break,
Over its sole leather is wrought
Ryderl invention will take
Keep increasing the the custom he's sought.
- YDER's IMPROVED CORK SOLE BOOTs.-Ihave
which renders them durable than a.y ether yet brought
The ncasement of he cork being sole leather instead
Of upper leather they cannot break Off The old has
will Owing to the dryness Of the cork it
abstracts all the nourshmen from that article and break
off, which cannot be the with these. They
and lighter and must have the preference all others
ol9.tdl URIAH RYDER, No Beeknan street.
DREMiUM RAILWAY STOVES, lsa9-This valuable
improvement for the Of Coal Wood, combiains
all 'he qualities of Baking Boiling, Roasting. &C. without
the heat to increase the o simple
its construction that doubt its superiority after
giving it examination.
For sale only at ll3 Fulton street, by FISK DENsON.
Also, Wilson's Patent Grecan Paror Crate for the Of
both Coal and Wood at the time.
good assortment Of Hail. Parlor Store Office, and Cham.
Der Stoves Of all sizes for SALE wholesale and retail the
most reasonable terms
Stove and Hardware Merchants furnished with Atwoods
Patent Revolving Griorons. the shortest notice.
oI7 M ins.
Morning herald., 1839-10-19

On the 10th inst by Rev Mr. Haieht. Mr. Luther r. Bven
10 Miss Louisa Marng daughter OF the late Francis Peck
well, all OF this city.
Morning herald., 1839-10-19

CHIP ERIE, from Havre.-Consigncss will please send
- their PERMITS on board at Rector street. wharf NJ r.
Goods BY the 7sd inst will unavodAby be sen,
a. the Pubic Store. ociQat
Morning herald., 1839-10-19

DUBLlC ASSEMBLY MR.. sCHAFFER respectfully
his friends and patrons that his nest rablte A.
semhly will be on WEDNESDAY al the Apollo Assemh1v
Room, No. ITO Broadway Tickets ~, to be had sheve
men TONED. ole ~
Morning herald., 1839-10-19

A POLIO GALLERY.-THE GREAT FALL EXHI.
IA BIrON of the works Of upwards of hundred living
Artists open the Apollo Gallery No Broadway
From this exhibition the committee Of will select
on The great pictnre OF the INDIAN PRocrsoN
by A. j. Miller for Sir w. D. Stewart will be exhibited for
short time only Admittance Is cents. Season Tickets so
cents. ol9-is2w+
Morning herald., 1839-10-19
THE NEW DAILY AND WEEKLY PAPERs.

n CAND.-J. WINCHE5TER, pubIisher Of The EvENiNs
n sIerAL and THE New WORLD begs leave to inform the
public that consequence Of combination among the boys
who under influence the above papers will
be for sale in the Streets all persons ~ho wish receive
hsm be served al their houses by regular
plication ~ Ann street
The New woRLp, price sSpence copy published this
day. be had the once Of publication, % Ann street,
l70i Bowery, News Oee; Paul Pry Once, ssst Broadway
Pearl Once opposite the Post Oee Centre Haes News
Room, sf Wall and Water street. and the steps Of
the Astor House. oie-lt.
Morning herald., 1839-10-19


DARE TnEATRE.-Tms EvENINo q. !. -
il win Be performed sks Comedy Of os1 ~ -
THE RNGLIsE1dAN ~ INDlA:-Tsa Tape Mr. P,.ciIex
:. Mis- Mis- ssly sa sersfg T y" Tits~iliia.
MISCHIEF MAKiNG.-Msdame Manstt., Mr.. Fi...
williams. M ssf...
RIVAL PAGEs.-Losn KIN Mr.. Riehins,, vctoirs Mr..
Perlsrmsnee future will commence at quarter pa sevs,
Boz Tickets. si-Pit. SO oesnts-3sIlerv, 20 cents.
QOwEkY THkATRE-T.s 5. HAMBLIN SOLE MAN
- AGER AND DIRECTOR. #f3 t'
THIS EVENING, October 10. will be performed,
IL MALEDETTO4 ora wIFE's REvEN0E!-Dodgs Of
Venice, Mr. Barry Fiora Duchesse ofvenics Mrs. shaw.
To conclude with the grand operate spectacle Of the
The BRONZE HORSE or, THE SPELL OF THE
CLOUD KING.Zamns, Prince sf China, Mrs. Proctsrs
Peki, daughter Of Tchin Kao, Mrs Herring.
Doors att O'Clock to at quas
ter before Sprecisely
Priee.-Bone, as cents-Pit, ,s7i centGallery, ,ascen
NATloNAL THEATRE Broadway--adjoiniag Ni6IoS
THIS EVENING. Oct 10, will be p s.ented the grand
romantic opera Of
LA sONNAMBULA-Eivine, Mr. Wilson; Count Ro
Bailey.
To conclude with the Farce Of
MY YOUNG WIFE AND OLD UMBRELLA-Cregovv
Grizzle, Mr.. Browne
o Price Of Tickets Parquette and Boxes 81 second
boxes % cents Doors open at half 6Performanew
commence precisely att
NEW CHATHAM THEATRE.-TRIs EVENING.
~ Oct. l9 1882 will be performed r
UGoLINO, or INNOCENCE TRIUMPHANT.-Ugolno
:. Mr. J. R Scott; Angelica, Mrs. Flynn
FAITH FALsEHOOD-Lys Lysimachus Dobb., Mr. Fynu-
Jane Marden, Mrs. Flynn.
10 conclude with the Drama called
CRoCKETT IN TEXAS, or THE MASSACRE OF THE
P,cs.aBo1e' 50 esnsP aS cs,-Gallery as Chdss.
under ~ years, half price to Boxes
Doors open at 7ocloek and the curtain will rise at half ps
even precisely. sil sm-
Morning herald., 1839-10-19

TT THE BLIND LEAD THE BLIND. &c.- For the
i Of maksg proper Of visual organ,
fortunate wight qucnty blunders into the wrong pew and
incidents Of knd have happened quite recently through
inadverency would repeat the cason vrlook before
you eap and distinctly state 10 tine public that the old stab
shed Office for the sale Of Huniers Red Drop has
removed te 46s Pearl dsor from Chatham and dis
claim any connection with other o6ee Price 81
via q
Morning herald., 1839-10-19

TTNCURRENT MoNEY-Foreisn Gold and Silver Cor
~ poraon Beads stochs, Shares Treasury Notes. &C..
bought sold Al g. sYLvEsTERs, 100 Brosdwsy and
~ Walld. %
Morning herald., 1839-10-19
TO THE ECONOMICAL.

Study economy, ye who ne'er studied it before,
And ye who have studied il, must study IT the more"
~ HENTLEMEN in want Of Clothing, will find it their in
VI terest call los Beekman street, Pearl where
goods in the very best le at the following
low prices
Morning herald., 1839-10-19

DOARD WANTED-ln some respectable private vfamly,
ID either In this City Brooklyn yonng married
front back Paror with board for himself and weerm
must be moderate, permanent arrangement the object
Post Omcee. ol8 Sits
Morning herald., 1839-10-19

- either IN this City Brooklyn by yonng married man;
front back Paror with board himself and wife-term
be moderate, permanent arrangement is the object
address, stating terms and residence to w. box 63 lower
Post Ofhces. ols Sits
IXTooD's TOOL sToRE.-T. wooD Impor,,. a
w Mechauics' Tools, has constantly hand very
tensive and valuable assortment for sale at his sose No
Chambers, corner Of Chatham street
Planes every variety Of every description squares
and bcves spirit levels augers and anger bits, bits for
braces os every shapes hls' large assortment; mahsm.
ing do turning DO gst bands and hooks for ihss boxes
and tape for cutting wood screws turning first
articlc gentlemen tool chests filled with best quality Of
oos wrench and every other description Of hanme glove
brush sheep and horse shear; alargs assortment Of bent
and straight rider files and ra.ps tape measures carving
TOOLS srindes, all sires, cabinet makers clamps bench
hand screws ches and geuges plane irons, oil
do oas, screw plates. ocs. and dies nss sd... and framing
chises tAmercan) warranted horse shocvs draw knives,
superior articles ssehsr and shoe DO eroes glue emery and
penknves and scissors with general ASSORTMENT
able for almost any hind Of business. .spq7.imis
&C L,ACTs stubborn thing,.r-Mou, sslfeedng coal
medal the late Fair Of the Mechanics Institute They hav,
been awarded first premiums
One silver medal in 1897,
Two silver medals in 1885, and
One silver medal In 1899.
They have also been awarded since 1894 the first year that
they introduced, nine Diplomas There
than 1000 In 10 this city, proving their continued saPs
riorty.
The Combination Stove constructed that all the
steam and smell conducted to the chimney without coming
Stove 10 operation daily which the public request
ed to examine previous to purchasing elsewhere.
J. L. MOTT,
s2s- mis' 264 Water street. east Peck Slip.
CLO q X -,
nF every form and sixe wholesale and retail, by
~ SMITH BROTHERS, Manufacturers,
$40 I'm. " Bowcry.
DOARD-A paror, with sleeping chambers adjoining,
can be bad with board BY applying at No 10 Park Place
o2 In
uNuII AnrI ptsiA parTtuopE Ann rAsTEpN
NOTES, taken al par for Portable Desks. Dressing
Cases. Fancy Boxes for work jewels odours &c rich Purses
and Card Cases; Fancy Note Papers and Envelopes Musical
Boxes, Walking Canes Ladies Work Tables and great var
e. Of articles Of utility and fancy suitable for preseni ports
bic articles for travellers; fine Perfumery, Brushes Rodgers
Gallery Chinese and Indian Goods, &c comprising all be
vees and improvements style, ment suahy and
hnh and forming the most extensive and desirable assortment
L. be found the city all OF which are most happy to show
and sell at reasonable prices
TIFFANY h YOUNG, 25e Broadway,
OILS lmis- directly opposite the City Hail.
Morning herald., 1839-10-19

NERVOUS HEADACHE cured 10 few minutes by shsr-
mans Camphor Lorenges-sold At 100 Nassau street
New Yorh, and ise Fulton street, Brooklyn. ssy
Morning herald., 1839-10-19

Ou- MR.. BRlSTOW.-Let all bad writers lsok
at his advertisement. s2u-lm