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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-12
11Ee Y'EdEi A.EEEsEHN

AFiNt' On APP 1intea Agen: by AIe.srs John S.,
= son. - Phi!Hdsphil one ofthe largest So, y. 4he
inthe Laitsd States tJr the sale If Marble Nork ''s
am NOW r.aaN TO Gil nId.rs LIZ ~ o-1r-al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-12

POETIC IL.
the PILGRIM Al HEAVENS GATE.

THE PILGRIM Al HEAVENS GATE.
NJ, reAs Of ile IS tr.sel-nazns
And dlrs, with the dusiy eayi
F&sss# Il eea4cth suaIks s ners astaliu,
n h.arsth marks Il many ifayi
s'The monir shower, tic damp M h dsw.,
Have lei their asrt disculoring hue,
sass y .sss Nv robe Of lie aroscl cd and harm,
By mslly rushing through tic frs.
Where seruest teachings have learnt
&s sss from passionate Aisi tel desires
s.s. Yet without the loss Of ohas,s,
se-a - White Innocence, % fsfl-ced
Nv roh- Il life is tear believed
j Tears urung mine and others ryc',
That of have Summed tbs good.
Thai ever round t;ndsent lie
And ear. ~ deeper anguish forced
From consciousness = ,gt4e lot
NV robe Of hfe az first tr,
And spaless 1risrn snow,
Twas fling around gent, there
wlsrc spirits first if,ln heaven Do 90,
80 And white and elcana seemed 10 be,
Atype 81 Gods own purity
oh. angel ,tfh heavenly gate,
How hope to'rHa, when
that high portal lcns and laie,
At closing eve e agau,
kher hrdis sT.nt aud past
With th, hf.obe round me cat
lhesr voice that ss0 and low
Bids him. my Saviour, rs,
And he VIII cleans " tnte snow,
Or whtesi wool. tins robe; NIL
FROM wedding sobe shall hNte,
wien th. is mould.red IL TIE gave.
A Infringement brighter far
Than that did al first rcoeiye.
Rrshtsr "a glesrn Of al, err
NJ Saviour, chdst, tome \, II give
hsd, aagtas eli Iiies Robe, viii
Pa, my Immortality.
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.NTU cow AR,N

"A the stand formerly cccufiea Ia Geeree BaeLy an.
Immediately apostle Thurman s. SebooycLis.
III VIE undersigned rcsfccIuy announce 10 the clzaa
IL OF iyncbburg and It's sietoay that they have tt
mod rnnrslIn Lnlnr liz nlllc Iul ii Il Of
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.\i)1Tl'E.
For. HPRf.

A VERY desirable FAMILY RESIDENCE. con
N venent to business. For poreula rs enquire of
JAMES h, SMITH,
Feb % is Sign OF the Big Coffee Pot.
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n Y II II &c M AILD.
AFFAIRS IN WARRINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March IL, lS47.
Something Further about oar Relations rita
Merieo.
Among the passengers saved from the wreck o
the British steamer Tweed, cast away on the
rocks of the Alacraves, is our late Consul at Vera
Cruz, F. M. Dimond, Esq. Now the question
arises, what took Mr. Dimond aboard of tina.
steamer? He left here some time ago, with an
appointment in the Quartz rmaster's Department.
He may have been of to Havana, in the line OF
his duties; but as that island is the halfway
house to negotiations with Mexico, we rather
think that the appointment Of Mr.. Dimond covers
a confidential mission, to act in concert with Mr..
Black in bringing the Mexieans to terms of peace
by a renewal Of the overtures Of last summer
We are strongly induced to the impression from
the signal services Of Mr. Dimond in getting Mr.
Slidell into Mexico, and out again, without hav-
ing his throat cut. From his long tenure of ser
wee = this Government AZ Consul at Vera Crx
and Mexico, and from his intimate acquaintance
with all tho official functonarics OF Mexico, as
well as with the character and temper OF the peo-
most proper man for confidential approach
to the enemy with the olive branch for its accep.
lance depends great deal upon the delicacy and
tact with which il is offered.
from the correspondence between Gen Tay-
lor, on the one part and the President and the
War Department on the other, II will be seen tina.
Mr.. Crittenden's recommendation that the olive
branch should accompany the sword, has been
strictly pursued by the orders from Washington.
The Secretary of War especially recommends the
trial Of all the means OF pelicy, in conjunction
with all the vigor OF active hostiltcs TO bring the
enemy to negotiations. This establishes one great
point-that the administration never designed to
"revcl in the halls OF the Montezumas,"-thatt the
war was not prosecuted with view OF overrnn-
ming Mexico but that from the first, the design
was an honorable peace with the enemy as soon
as it could be had, and the diplomatic policy o
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NEAPOLlTAN BONNETS.

NEAPOLlTAN BONNETS.
THE subscribers respectfully call the attention OF
Deaiers Ard Mnen, to their present style OF Neapo
- ed by them they are also manuac turing new style
called the with flowers Of the same TO
eorespond which indeed exQusitely beautiful and we
feel that Neapotans will DO the
most iashionable Bonnet this the
made thus early their BY the most fashonsbe
ladies Of our city and elsewhere.
PATTIsON NOE CO..
Patentees ard Manufacturers of the Nsapol an Bonne
NAL lmissrc No. % Delaney ST.. neur the Bowery
A LESSON IN ECONOMY.
u DEVICES HAT AND CAP MANUFACTOY
- u9Tmeily known a. the Phenix Estsblshment,j
opposite Dutch street, 1903 Fulton Street.-The proprietor Of
tins ceebrated establishment constantly demonstraonR
me act that beaver hat be sold for - 50 MOLE
skin hat Tor 81 superior to ioufhs end equal to the very
beauty Of shape completeness Of finish neaness Of lining
and every other requisite whatever This result
asysen which, II more generally adopted would put
10 much uinous extravaganza which many trades
men have made shpwreck Of their The success Of the
above Hat ana Cap Mandatory conclusivsy that
rent the utmost economy in expenditures quick sales
for cash. with small profits. tunphantly with
sarrhce OF no point important unimporan the manu-
factue enable the proprietor to war.
ranta saving OF from - 30 to IS of his
patrons The schedule Of prices a. below =
st quality Nutria SO 50 .t quality Cloth Caps 50
"a M0!.'ia.: &c ID 80: Is
in sddon TO the current Spring STYLE beautiful atcle)
he keeps on hand styles adapted to
all peculares Of form and feature also TO
order at short notice, Hats Caps &c any pattern
at 100 Fulton street mis6tsrc
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The YoWn Of Marin In Possession
Of tho 16exicans.
&C., &c. 10.

by an arrival at New Orleans on the evening OF
the 18th instant, Intelligence has been received
from passengers of highly interesting, though
bloody, nature.
An express rider had arrived at Monterev.
from Gen. Taylor, At Rinconada, bringing the
startling information that Santa Anna, with a
force OF twenty thousand men, had made his ap-
Pearance within sight Of the American camp.
Gen. Taylor'sfo forces were stationed about twen-
ty miles from Saltillo on the 10th of Feb ruary,
whe.. e there was a skirmish with the enemy. ind
Gen. I. with his little army of Ave thou sand men,
fell back upon Saltillo.
On the following day severe and deadly con-
ict took place in the streets of the city, This is
represented to have been enc OF the most despe-
rate and sanguinary fights upon record, and the
houses, thoroughfares, and almost every thing ap.
pertaining 10 the city, are said to have been lite
rally deluged with blood.
Among the officers reported to have been NOR
tally wounded, is Col. Morgan, OF the Ohio voun
teers.
General Taylor is further reported to have for
warded his baggage and provision trains to Mon.
terey, and covered its retreat by falling on the
pass of Riconada
Another dreadful and terrific battle is reported
to have taken place at the Riconada pass, and the
Mexcans were repulsed and compelled to draw
off with great loss
In the two battles, the loss OF the Americans is
estimated at two thousand, and the Mexcans
from four to five thousand
About five thousand Mexicans had succeeded
m cutting their way through the pass, and were
m possession of the whole of the whole country
OF the Rio Grande.
The Mexican citizens of Matam oras were much
disappointed at the temporary success of Santa
Anna, as they believed that he had been too
much crippled hitherto for further operations.
JAIL communication between SaItillo and Mata
moras had been cut off,
The New Orleans Pieayuwe has no doubt but
that a battle has been fought, but cannot tell how
far the rumored details may be relied upon
The Picayw~s further remarks that this news
was wholly derived from Mexican sources, and
may or may not be confirmed
All the troops had departed from Brazos, except
about fifty wagoners, who were throwing up
breastworks to protect themselves as well a. the
government stores.
Gen. Jesup has left the Brazos for the Island oil
Lobos.
The town Of Marin, between Camargo and
Monterey. is represented to be in the possession OF
the enemy.
I'VE gave beautiful pictorial view of this town
in the Weekly Herald OF yesterdsy.l
o. The western mail brings nothing Of impor-
lance
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Asuu0u us~u.
Iirst NAH 81 IS. Ion..,-

PA.x 2 Az; :se : = = s:s; m
AIM. Il sss,... III; fsr..i. fss. xIljS SUI S..,ss.
P :.: &. S S;:s h.: js. s'ss s: :s..
Counisrs, coaspi,sters. ohesu. hs o,,..~~..-
-as;s,:: r ..s. Count tssas, 1. y..:ss; lsi':s'
On Tus:s.y n; .,ssssy q csssIs ~ ~, ss... 81,
:, ,As .:' s.,ss e:
sE,a::; PS::s ", Ss;n: k:,' ss;s: N Sergeant
= T. ssasIsa: Win dc s..:ss q fzAsEo-Es,,.; NJ
Bsa:a;' Cora. Mrs.. ssrsssns. Eiyir.. Mr.. Essisss.
s: ssoe =: :s
PIX tF oFE AZ ' a5Sys s:.:y 4. o..
T1Ssi:s s a1 ssSssas' with sNrsos
sa b'Ei fcsrc.,. Temple.
fi' Pi' SIN h
nl MAJ; Mr. rliIhps; Lise,ts, Mrs Er.ry
Of 1sa open 4 Ss; Z q y. q r;
,ilRGUS-bOWEkY AMPHIrHEATKE
NJ VII Ms M .s1 ana a W,
Men pss%.; : BAN. ;si n fssa Herewith We.
H HeGro sS1i. CT1G ,u. 9T:.. ns
Jssi s.ir: q Lysls AND AN
s sss:: sP:s Rsi tx
7Hiss sHSsE 'f IA: ::A; :: R.:.
IL BARBIERE pi sIvIoLIE
Wednesday Evening M.5sH ih * request, Verdi. Opera,
s'!s;z aEsiislS: S 81 PSSi'il o''
o.. sa..! TIL I. ST h I, IA F., S
and sl I'd do esntj Private Boxes for per.
ri si.t a. ~ b f ::ss1:s d: e
AMERICAN MUSEUM.
p. :.
nS morning 4 IA and IL h: ssrnooa asd in the
~, ~ Positively no Ere: List except the Prs.-u
SiS''s 60
ms'ou' 'am'l's' 20 ONE WEEK MORE
and isSi:S. f. NJ .;.v.,.. Do.
''iso5 shiH FIFE is; WEEK
''' beyond 'S' wi st VII SEE HIM. '' ''' '''''
hs +: u Private life as he makes the
10 accommodate the vas, coneourss of hi. friends who
tn. L g, s i 3: TX Es! 3 Z:
iad +. ". bis
variety q songs: asa'; K. rois . S.icf
IT, IT, Il: viii :e s
FRENCH COURT DRESS.
worn before Louis Philippe King Of the French and all the
prncipal Courts Of Europe. Asr which he will appear
in his ' ~'Te--
BEAUTIFUL SCOTCH COSTUME,
n which no will dance the HIGHLAND FILING, lie.
Inc MAGNIFICENT rREsENrs received from Queen Victo-
fs and the principal Crowned Heads Of Europe will BE- e.
i, IN THE AFTERNOON FROM TO S O'CLOCK.
Will appear on the stage in the Lecture Room variety
Of and Costumes in conjunction with Other
entertainments
EyENIse AT :. A tNst'' AGAIN Il sHs AT * O'CLOCK
IHE 0kyERALI MiNAryRE EeUIPAaE, consisting of
little Chariot and Pgmy PoNIE: with Coschman
=, ETHIOPLaN MLNSTRELS.
Morning vsters are not admitted either tho afternoon
MISSES WHEEL Err and JULIEN.
ANATOMICAL VENUS to be seen az ons al iiins sxtrs
s. MADAME ROCKWELL the Fortune Teller
We HaHTsa. G VII snsits e 1pt one admission
In compliance with the request of families and
Others who have been unable witt ess the exhSton OF
, GENERAL TOM THUMB.
the subscriber has considerable eeesd
arrangement with him 70 remain at the Museum
ONE WEEK LONGER,
terminating Saturday night the Goth Instant bat he bsgs
assure the public po.vey that the little Generals arrange
ments are such that will be utterly impossible TO
remain beyond the above stated period.
mia lwrc T. BARNUM.
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NEW PAPER HANGTNGS

HANrING6.
H rhAhEs co, No s1s Pearl street. have received
iyle and quality Of French and American Paper Hsnsng
b. rders cws Fireboard Prints and wide window Curtain
Paper which they offer Dealers Others at
short notice. mo ,ms,e'
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AUCYlOs mOETuap.
orIcs 1850! rs HorEsLL FIAT, A y /! !:

Hyor,re JAC0R 2 lLATT, Auetioussr
oSNs Rgz ANp sGt22fiEs XE sErAM
a March 2s.h at 10 oeoek at the Auction Room and
a.s, 70 Z, Flat Of Gold street. Sio 900 v.ius OF
cs: ana wnie patent iron stone China consisting OF ali sr
the shelves aa,nte. to sui. sm
and uncovered dhss ru aSe sSS sss
soup sauce tulesns and boats ice bowls erssrSs
'u s9s .d ssspots sugars and creams, &c.
~ oozen hint polished bottom Tumbles cat and
80 cases being entire invoice Of French
saS own and sold in dinner coffee sets om 80 TO
Also inypc. Of crate. Of E.rsh.n War. jus, landed.
&c Wss os't blue printed, painted. edged dipped and
Also 20 crates from to % doz ssch Bourueso Der
stone one Pottss impevious to any
water. bssr &C. ' '0' Misunderstanding o' SOFA
Also 30 package: American glass Tumbsrs Castor bot
,pee'elars bar Iumbles and Bottles, white CO.
Also 100 cases German I2 and Is pint Tumbsrs Wines,
Also 100 solar end lard Lamps complete with cut shades
eg and pairs gilt ant hroozs 10 tights and
o eampnene 'uPending Lamps, and 500 Lamp tjisssss
10 pay eash advances, wi bout the following
81 Ssds; s,! cost s Punch Bowl, 500 sPisr
ismes DO. 01r39 inches set of wor.tsd d.
Windsw Curtains and Ornaments isrre and spisndd emf
each containing several thousand glass
bor psl0y aau suitable for large public
Also. fashionable rosewood Paor Chairs with
en ms, J plush g.. c'ryed work, Sc.
Also 100 ,et line Jspann.d Tea Trays part of which are
Also case SIS liver plated and mounted Waters - to
ss.k 50 silver plated Casters. to cut s.., bottles.
SILVER mounting
Lamps '' INV wv ~ 20. ,oII III "
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II. DUCLUZEAu. AuctiOneet
~ Of the Lafayette Bazaar 9 and ls Broadway H. Due.
collection OF Mschanical Clocks aud Automatons and Mu.
ssa instruments Of the Lafayette Bazaar Among VIII Oh
The Celebrated Automatou Dancer ON the Tight Rope
whose natural and graceful human &C.
ings and rvsl The celebrated Ravsl Family.
AIso The singing Bird taking Lessons from its sss
known. ~
Also. over sixty Rare Cuosss which arc of ths most
unique character comprising Automaton Flute Player
whose music delightful, and equal any performer
sides every possib Automaton c0ntrvsnce
49, an Harmonican as powerful as church organ.
Also fine collection Of Chinese Figures Pantinss In.
sects telescopes Microscopes and Electric Machines &C.
22d March. - ~ 'aS'
For further particulars apply to r. A. Artsut Lafayette
bazaar or at the Office OF the auctioneer, 30 Plat
Aiso Sale OF Three Splendid and very Powerful Tee-
scopes made by Lerebours Opcan of The in
ral. These Telescopes will be warranted perfect or
money refunded by T. A. Arault the owner aud will be
sold auction at the Lafayette Bazaar 9 and Isl Broad
way, on Friday, 2sth of March. "
Colleges Universities 81 hooly have in his sale pood
enAnce 70 ouy capital instrument. mh2l GtisSrh
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- AT PRIVATE sALE-The property known a, No.
E; eS Mulberry street. Brooms street Lot % by 100
feet Atwo story brick front house the front or LOT
large work shop IN Che q By o set with cellar Is feet
aeep IN the same Hall OF the purchase remain
bond and mortgage, At quirs on the prsmisss
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TlMOLAT'S SULPHUR BATHS,
No 647 Pearl street, near Broad,oay
THESE BATHS have been ished for the last tw en-
ty-x year, and tho only Sulphur Baths ia the city
1nsy are highly recommended by the eminent phys
cans Tor the Of salt rhsum chropie com
plants eruptions of the skin, &c WI"
Medicated Vapor Baths also given dailv from NJ IN
Pm. ~ ''' "o" r. % e, ~, ~; 70
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FLORENCE HUUSI

NO ao0 Broadtcay, corwsr Walker Street, ~ Y
ARR &c for opening 70 The public ne elegant
has AZ great ezpeese erected Hotel on the
Erropesn plan Ia addition to the commoiious Restaurant
!ns Moor. shove spsndidy furnished with every modern
are snalie, apartments similarly furnished for the
moda'ion Of individuals. or Of small paes where las s
me larger apartr ents meal supplied their hours
carte on the plan siiudsdto Attached establish
terrance quite distinct from that with the public de-
elssant paoIs sdjoinns-the hole forming 6st class hoe
el Tor gentlemen to be conducted
accommodations hithest unattained this country
trusts that u unnecessary for him assure the
puoic That his afdef his winss and indeed entre cul
nary department will be Of the best kind and
ne invites gentlemen Who DESTROYS At the ssme time
obtaining rooms and board either separately TO cali upon
MN as above, where he will be happy them every
ment. M is.~s
March 4 ms -ie
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500 - AM nav 55kK, Al

800 REWARD=rHE NEW YORK AIossy.
W1SO and Buffalo Telegraph Company will pay 4 re.
ward Il SOC to any person who shall
tSliow,ns law for waliy 9iuIns Inc Tssssph L,se OF
UREA. Oct 9TH. 1886. ~AoN' ns''asa'
- Magnets Teessph. Passed May Is. iSti.
he people Of the State Of New York in Senate
and Assembly, do enact a. follows -
sec propfieors OF the right Morses Flee
o Masns.c Telegraph nay be- and hereby authorised
.eIo;, any Of The water. within The @i Of this S By
erection Of posts piers bumeu for the wires
OF he same Provided that the shall not ia any in.
stance be so contracted to endanger njuouy Inter
rnp tho NAVIGATION Of such and provided aso that
the private rights ofndv,duais shall wise i'm paired
by the OF this shall this the
construction Of br dge similar syection
son. who shall kno ~ingiy waly injure modest or
stioy any OF the said nes the materials property
saiGns thereto shall on conviction thereof be deemed
or beth at the discretion Of the Court which shall
r. Gee Inc Legislature may M any time alter modify
Keeper owners Of Junk Shop: aud all
Buildings Of Hanover and Erchansc Place or
sale G, LIVIN(3STON Sscy",sr
New YoRx. March S. Isa7. No. 10 Wall street '''''
mt lm*r
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MOURNING COLLARS AT W10T 10
VENHE best TO be found in the sitv Al w r s.I;,
Cma, street southern and country dealers vii M
70 their advantage to call before they purcbass "a c
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FOR SALE


~ One Of the besutifui and desirable residencss
Ss'; so q, o. %.Sss,as ssS q: city Of
aow o~aed and oeeqp.d BY KIP and formerly he
s ss n WIN au. q Gilman whom
ofsnd covered with sltgn, SHADE srsbbsry with
ysrsls, 81 S,t trees soo'sbsr's. eurant raspbsrs
The scenery from the grounds bssuaI and picturesque
with two wells Of excellent and never filling water On *.
ssse:. sTs s 1 70 %... "a ~
ies rare opportunity to any gentleman wishing beautiful
ES. :'s rs ss'S
w..-;.s s.s :. 49,, W e. "W;faaITKIpeE.
FOR sALE-WESTCHESTE LAND.
N TO 0EENTLEMEN ia wsst Of SITES 10. sousuy
a:a and %af' p ..ss.s = want Il land s
aeishboihood OF New YORK - ''e''''' '' tho
f.; .S q . ..
s,Gss :s 20 S 70 ne. .sd ::
%.nI,s. csa r;l,s:d ro.s s9GS roads
good ssd os.aoa healthy TUE ss'% 10 S
''''''e' Terms "''''' .,aiotHVYslsssssEuw MoRnrs.
mao ln.re WALTER SiTEiFi,ili s s....s
COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.
NJ a COUNTRY .Rs.idsacs sad farm on m, sou,h
Of Long Island, about 20 miles from this city can
:ss y r; .S.s .' Il. /;
npas n, srs o Island sSS q
81 most convenient ne e. and ssse,ess
ass. ,s i s: e S.s g. s'c:s ass;
ys,sy S s ave = good srde, Ias soed Gsrasn with
s ssd, x sRd the sorss about =, ..
land Bay 90 sss 's ss' s..,
s s:sn 60 sGss s. e'
United stMe. purchase money rs,n.s on mort
os Ap gs cent s s 4 ;s$
.ws the one % Il +. Cons ;,ss ss.ss
s;s; MAJ si, ...s ,fi *.
friends and customers aud the public 10 gea,s.i ~ ~
Sos:. SD ss,, vel s;:s.;s .sss e
he m sell low Tor s,,s Eve sr q. a share %
h%;; friend. ana 3. Sssss i S.s ;s.s.
fs IS .a. Z . 4, !si ~. WIG S:Ii
quick SAILS AND SMALL FRONTS in QUA
sas. 80 ,6a.s SJS' al, q cry MAJ, .ss -.
. beet bss r, e DE !. ~. .ss
and mad. % order .hor a..es ses
',' '.'','''' "' TSTsSs go; =. ''s.
MONEY LENT.
MI oS a VII LsMT.The .a ass.., Price. .s,,assd ls
' '":3 JOAN 'is'i psS sii,s'f sy .ssIS
2sa William street. near Daan-
Persons received in private ocs. BY r,ss,ss he bell
Avenue sfD rrAsdgs Il Mis x. sd. 10
SsPg: s used fr che manufacture dwins o. ssns
,Gr tne making Of Soda Water and syups also or ths s
~ OF me apparatus and It's nc win accompany
- f-hr ~
<SoIINIEEnns toNNELLs PAiN EXIRACIU
I !slhf merchants he supplies with the trrs
~ IN any quantities. and az prcss that eannot mi
~, but 20 the original geuulns te
NUMBER .s' a c'''''''d' ''''' % SsSSS;ssiiS s,sS
State: ..s sra.s H. . o ,.'s . agents oT s,'
,w FRENCH NADER.
"A L~hfs on hand and for sale by the importsr,
mia ,ws,. e. T.. HABICHT.
Is West street.
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NEEDLES, FISH HOOKS, AND FISHING
TACKLE

'rHQM As sad THOMAS X. BATE. Iss MAIDEN Lane,
ouer Tor sale article Of Bate drilled
eyed and other qualities Of Needles the largest and nost
select assortment Of Fishing Tsctie ever OF
imported into this country consisting Of Martin Keeys
0'shsncey and Hollow foiat Lnerck Hooks; saperins
KIRBY Bent salmon. Virginia Blaeh Fish, kuby Bent se
.mpsrns Limerick KIRBY s.lmoa sss all others saood.a
Braided and Span Silk Lines; Grass Fss add Trout Fy
Lines k,ds 10 great v.ris " all prices tnslsh sad
with every other description of FishaG Tsesle 90 on
moderate terms 100 Maiden Lane stairs Pearl
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SEGARS
HAVANA AND ST. JAGO LEAF TOBACCO.
A. 4n SAH cs hNSS ga :.. !cppo:s
ss:: R:::s: Leaf f 4sS.ese wrapper. and al.n
: !: s s. e.: fHHs :s:::;.
old Seed Leaf TeSseeo, good color.
Also SeEars Of all braE d: and csses including
suitable for the trade reserved few the new brand
ss by sss % e 81
am.Ts:a A:S o ;;. kinds lind q s%olax
q Al iind. including the celebrated corrr
H4 q, M. and "NAcHrrooHEs" =. a \. sAMANO.
III lm.rc "a Broadway. Up Stars.
JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE No. 80 WALL 'TsEET, OPPOSITE THE MERcHAsrs
THIS Company continue to insure ,u,io,, Ina, .,
by Fire. on dwelling houses, warehouses, buildings in
property also against loss or damage bv %
v'sa'on and 'r'n'por''t b,Rrcrops
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Ms.es Tucker, James L. HoIme.
John n Lee, William X. Thorn.
EaleL Y ,TSns, Thomas MorrslI,
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HOLMES KITCHEN RANGES.
THE proprietor has been engaged in man and
w.,r. esg Kitchen Es"sss for tn: past !; and feels
better vii 5. .%ov.a ire. az s9: :ny -.
wishing purchs.s Prices range o% ~ vsn
W Crates ofthe newest for parours bed rooms
Range; and Crates and all descriptions of FIRE work.
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,fropr'eto' and manufacture" 10 Nassau street