THE TRIBUNE.The Nature of Money.

To the Editor cf the Tribun* :

In the Tribune of August ü Uli, in your remarksupon the work entitled 48 Usury; The Evil andthe Remedy,' you say, 44 We do not quite agree* frith iu fundamental pioposition that'Money is a'mea-**ure of value,' and tli.it only- Unquestionably the most* frecpaent use of mon>-\ it to nwsure value, But vrh>-ii a

" man borrows $10,000, does he merely borrow something ti* measure with ? Does he not rather in effect borrow r*-:.l* value? though of what precise kind depends upon his own' choice. If he wanU to buy a farm with it, th»-u he in sub-* stance borrows the farm, and so if his need be buiidmg,?pro-* visions or whatever. He does not borrow something' wherewith to measure the sums due his laborers, Sec, 1' the actual means of paving them, o.actlv as though he bor«4 rowed ten thousand biub»ls ofwheat and agreed to pay' seven hundred bushels a j ear for use until be could return* the grain."

I have, Mr. Editor, carefully read the essay,and have arrived at a different conclusion from

yourself. I think it is clearlyshown that 4 Moneyis only a measure of value'; and had the author

pursued the subject farther, he would probablyhave furnished more evidence and other illustra.tions. If you will re-examine the author's re¬

marks upon this point, I believe you will be con¬

vinced that there is no value in money as suchexcept what is given it by law. It is never initself, to any great extent, the product of previouslabor. I saw in your paper of the 2lid instant, a

visit by Mr. Weed to the Bank of England, inwhich he mentions that while in the Bank he hadput into his hands £2,000,000 sterling, say $20,-000,000.more, he thinks, than all the wealth ofJohn Jacob Astor. Now, .Sir. do you supposethere had been that amount oflabor spent to mikethis money ? From the description given of roll¬ing and numbering the sheets, the whole of themdid not cost more labor when performed than a

man would do in one week hoeing potatoes..Therefore this money is not the product of thisimmense labor, but it will measure the $20,000,-000 worth of labor when performed, or buy theamount in farms or other tilings as the holdermay choose. Just so a yard-stick may measure

twenty miilio.i yards oi" cloth, and though theyard-slick would not be worth as much as thecloth, stiil it is necessary to have it, and it ismore necessary to have money for the exchangeof products than to have the yard to test thelength.

Suppose a man without food or clothing to becast on a desert island and a sliij) to pass by ladenwith gold, and lie were to borrow of the Captaina hundred guineas in gold, what relief would thegold or any other kind of money, paper or specie,be to him ? "Should he borrow the same amountin flour and other provisions, clothing, &c. whichthis gold or money is made by law to represent,his condition would be bettered, but he would bein no manner benefited by the money. Supposea dozen men were on tin's island a vessel passingladen with ground plaster of Baris, they shouldprocure a barrel of it from the Captain, who tellsthem it is flour. Should they all believe it to beflour, make it into bread and eat it, would this be¬lief make it sustain life 1 Not at all, it would not

invigorate the system, nor answer the purpose lorwhich they had designed it.But suppose a man to pass to you, Mr. Editor,

a counterfeit dollar, whether of silver or paper, iicand you both believing it to be good, and thesame dollar should continue for a thousand yearsto pass from one to another, each and all believ¬ing it to be good, it would answer the purpose forwhich it was designed as well as a good dollar.When it was discovered to be a counterfeit, theholder would lose wiiat this measure of valuewould represent in property and he would be de¬frauded of the amount, because it was put in cir¬culation contrary to law and was a fraud on thepublic. \f I have not suceeded in removing yourdoubts of money being a measure only, 1 mustsec still stronger objections than those alreadymade to convince mc that it is any thing elsewhen used as a currency. Although I formerlyentertained a different opinion yet14 Usury; theEvil and the Remedy," has proved to mc that itis nothing but a measure.

If it will not be asking too much, please insertthis communication in your valuable paper andoblige A SUBSCRIBER.

MORNING LINE.For Albany andTroy, and intermediate landings. Kiom the

_foot of Barclay-street. The new low-pressuresteamboat TROY leaves THIS MORNING at 7 o'clock.Thenew low-pressureSteamer EMPIRE, Capt S. R. Roe,

leaves on MONDAY MORNING, at 7 o'clock.For passage, apply at the Office, foot of Barclay-street,

or ou Board.Notick..All Goods Freight, Baggage, Bank bills, Specie

or any other kiud id' I'ropi rty, taken, shipped, or put oil boardthis Boat, must be at the risk of the owners of such Goods,Freight, Baggage, St._tfissva, -EVENING LINE AT SEVEN7k^rsV£>*-t| O'CLOCK FORALBANYAND TROY,mBS3BnBSB& direct without lauding. The splendid low

pressure steamboat SWALLOW, Capt. A. M'Lean, willleave Um foot of Couxtlaudl-street every Tuesday, Thursd tymid Saturday Evenings at sea en o'clock for Albany direct.[O3" The Swallow has a large number of elegant slate

rooms, and for spied and accommodation is not surpassed on

tlie Hudson._PEOPLE'S LINE OK STEAM¬BOATS FOR ALBAN Y THROUGH DI¬RECT DAILY, nt 7 o'clock P. M., Sundays

cve.-.pted. From the Steamboat Pier between Courüand andLiberty street*.The new and splendid Steamboat KNICKERBOCKER;

Capt. A. P. St. John, w ill leave Tuesday; Thursday, andSaturday at? o'clock. P. M.Ihe new and conuaodious Steamboat ROCHESTER,

Capt. A. Hottghton, will leave Monday, Wednesday and Fri¬day at 7 o'clock, P. M.At 5 o'clock.Landing at intermediate places.Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Cant. L. W. Bruinanl,

will leave Monday, Weduesday and Friday evenings, at 5.Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Capt- M. I!. Tiiie.-M.Jl.

will leave Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings, at 3.Passengers taking this Line of Boats will arrive at Alba¬

ny in ample time to take the Morning tram of Cars forthe East or West. The above Bo«ts are new .-and Mib.t.uiti d,are furnished w ith n« w and elegant St.ite Rooms, and forupoed and accommodation* are Unrivaled on the Hudson.Kor passag« ov Height apply on board, to P. C.Schnitt at die

office on the wharf.

rt«n*T» » N v.W A K K A N (. EM ENT.. Farely*^gg^-J*»d Freight reduced.-Nrw York aud Bo.ion»ff*JfBSrSiTBcT11. ulro id Line i is Norwicl Worcester .From Pier .No. I Noah River.foot ofBattery place, DAILY,biindays excepted, at b o'clock P. M.TheLine is comi>osed of the following sjdcndid steamers,

m:Ä9&£ESTER, Capt. J. H. VaaDUtBiLT.£^£4IMr*J." K Dt .las.NEW HAVEN, Capt. Les'svkk.

The CLEOPATRA, on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri¬day*.The WORCESTER, ou Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat¬

urdays.*?* Passengers for Boston Will be forwarded by railroad,

immediately on the aritval of the above boats at Norwich,and will proceed without change ofcars or bagg ige.

CC7** From Norwich,Merchandise for Boston will be for¬warded by Railroad, without change of cj ites, an .unit inBoston the Day after leaviug Ni-w York.N. B. Samples, Light Packages, Sic will be foiwarded

**ith Extra lXesisitch. bv res;«est made known to tbe sub.scri-bair.D. Ii VVWlH'P,

Freight Agent for N. Y. St B. S. B. St R. R. Line,.

atthe Office on theWharf.Where all intormation iu regard to Freight, to or from Bos¬

ton may be obtained; also ofI). B. ALLEN. 39 Teck slip, np stairs.

FOR SAG-HARBOR..The ateamboat THORN willleave Norwich every morning, <S>imU\s excepted.) Farethrough from New-\ ork to Sag-Harbor $2 50.No treight received after halt-iiast 1 P. M.Ü. B. All persons are forbid Ousting any one on account

of the above boats or ow uers._aplStfFOR SHREWSBURY, LONGBRANCH. OCEAN HOUSE, PORTWASHINGTON. M1DDLETOWN and

itED BAN K..The steamboat ORUS. i apt. W. T. Schultz,¦will leave New-York from Fulton MarketWharf, and run as

follows:Leave Xew-Vork, Leave Red Bank,

Fridsv. 1st Sept.8 A. M. Friday, 1st Sept-ttl P. MSaturday.2d.9 A. M.jSaturday,2d.>}P M.Sunday,*!.9 A. M.j Sunday.3d.;t P.M.Monday, 4th.li»i A. M.(Monday, Ith.i P. M.Tuesday, 5th.12 M. Tuesday, 5th.i P.M.Wednesday.6th ... 121 P. M. Wednesday, 6th.H P. M.Thursday, 7th.7 A. M. Thursday,7th.2 P. M.Friday.Stii.7 A. M. Friday, 8th.2 P.M.Saturday,9th.8 A. M.ISaturday,9:b.3 P.M.Sunday, 10th.s A. M. Sunday, inch.U P.M.Mouday, llih.8 A. M.j Monday, 1tth.4 P.M.Tuesday, 12th.S A. M. Tuesday. 12th.UP- M.Wednesday. 13Ü»_7 A. M.j Wednesday. 13th... 101 A. M.Thuisday. Hth.7 A. M. Thursday, 11th-II A. M.Friday, lith.7a A. M.j Friday, Dili.111A.M.Saturday. I6üi.8 A. M.j Saturday, 16th.Ii M.Sunday, 17th.3 a. M. Sunday, 17th.1 P. M.Monday, isth.ß a. M.iMonday, 13th.U P. M.Tuesday, 19th.9 A. M.ITuesday, Ulli.2 P. M.Wednesday. 2Uth ... 10 A. M. Wednesday, 20th ... .2 P. M.Thursday. 21st.11 A. M. Thursday. 21*1...3 P.MFriday, ZtA ..12 M. \ F. iday,ßd.1 P. M.Saturday. 23d.1 P. M. Saturday, 23d.li P. M.Sunday, 2-ith.» A.MJSunday, attii.St V M.Monday. 25th.S A. M.j Moudav,aith.3 P. M.Tuesday. 26th.8 A. M.(Tuesday, 2Cth.3i P. M.Wednesday. 27th-S A. M.j Wednesday, 27th. . 1 P MThursday, 28th.7 A. M. Thursday, 23th_u A. M.Friday.29th.7k A. M.fFndaT,29th.u a. M.Saturday, 30th.8 A. M.j Saturday,5uth.1 P.M..-Landing each way at Sandy Hook, where there is a goodbsTsuding^nottse, Jülung, fowling, and sea bathing. au23 tOl

«*r*lM fiINDEPENDENT REGULAR OP-r^j^JPOSITION LINK FOB BOSTON v*a

i^r^ä N EW PORTAN D PROV1 ÜENCE--:- .K^n$2 y<: D« '¦¦ rax. Bosl a > &

to Newjport an.) Providence Si; Deck fue to Newport ano

^^c°oSÄiooaaoa fastWtns steamboa? CURTISPKi k . ,,:-,. WUKaro El. Peck. will leavettel»ereasx ydeCiWiM Marketslip (Eastriverj Monday, Wedut»day. -ml

Friday at five o'clock tu the dferaomi. c..,i, .. . /...For kc. apply to A, D. Pack, 205 South ««eMup

iuirx,; orou board. ._- .-

ai«aar| .T. POWELL & CÖTfLßfe FORrWzVS-3 NEWBURGH, Utadi^ Caldwel sJJ mi

ggllaBPointand ' iold sW^Thwtt at HIGHLADDER, Car*. R WardxofeWÜl ear* ^PierTool ol »V r-

r.M .... > Monday, Thursday and. >a,u.d;.,. -

s r uT> at1 ü will leave Newbeigh everyrjjclock, P. M. K*turm u .«.. _.

RrtfS ^i^c-l^^a/Äto die baptaiu on bj ,1.

Baa^and freight of all descriptions, bank bills or speciemust be at the risk ofthe o« nera thereof, uni-s,

i bill ol lading or receipt! be tiencd for the same.

,B*srscr| >"«fok NEWBURGH-Landing atffnsJn*f<r nCaldvrellV, West Pomt, Cold Spring, and

The steamboat JAS. MADII&ON, Capt. Cl is^HaJstcad,will leave W urea-street pierevery Tuesday and Friday sftinoo:: :t I o'clock.All Baggage, Pai kages or Parcels, Bank Bills or Srx tie, put

on board this boat without being entered on thr book or re¬

ceipted for. mirst !*. at the risk of rhe owners thereof, a] tf

«MOK N1N' r BOAT K< Fl ] »E E K S--TlKILL. Verplanck, Grassy-Point, Siair-Sine,

.JBTarrytow n, Dobb's F»rry I! istingsand Yonk-ers..Breakfast uid Dinner on board..The new and spleudidsteamer COLUMBUS, Capt Win. U. Frazee, will leave,.New York from the foot of ' hambers street, every; mornina(Friday's excepted;) a« 7 o'clock,and returning I« ive PeekxkilLtameday at 12« o'clock, P. M.; except Sundays, when ^bewill leave Peeksk ill at 2 o'clock,[ P. M. Landiug at the footof Hammond s;rt,teach way. Freifchtttken atretJuced i ite*.Noticr.All goods, freigdr, baggage, bank bills, sp cie, »r

any other kind otpropi rty, taken, shipped, or raton board thisboat, must beat the risk ot the owners of such goods, treight.baggage,&c

' All persons are forbid trusting any one on account ofsaid bo* or owners. _JellM-vurv. «NEW' YOR K AND" K LNG 5T N1W4.|C> TJSTEAM FREIGHT AND PASSAGE.>.aB j -TTTTfr^ LINE.Foi Kingsti uand Delnv \x* md Hud-ton Canal.Steamboats NORWICH md EMERALD.Tin NORWICH,! aptaiu J ihwSamukls,will leave New-

York, foot of Warren street, every Wednesdaj aud Saturdayat 5 o'clock, P. M.

Will leave Kingston (Rondont) Landing every In suajand Friday, at 3 o'clock, r. M. .,, ,

The EMERALD. Captain Join KercHuat, will eave

New-York, foot bf Murray street, every Monday and llrars-day aC5 o'clock, P. M.Will Uave Kriigston (RondourJ Landing every Wednes¬

day and Satnrday ar3 o'clock, P. M.For fn ichi oi pass ute apply on t'oard. mnW :i

NEWAil K A ND N1:: \V YOlilv..Fare only I2i cents..The splendid steamerPASSAIC, :,ft-r Jim» 5, will run as follows:

Leave die foot ofBarclay street, New York, at 10 A. M.and at t P. M.Leave the foot ofCentre street, Newaik, at *i A. M. and at

li P. M.The accommodations both for passage and freight have

been greaUy* improved. Freight carried at very low rates,

jygj tf_Äansvä ^KÜKIli Dr;' >.\.-'I lit^teanilioatl TI-rhü3",lO- .^3 CA. Capt. J. Bon-, nil] leave the foot ofCe-r^<j~r: ¦. 3ffiB8E&d rr-sl every Tuesday, Thursday and Satnrdayat o'clock, landing at all die iutermi di lie 11 iceS. Tiix l.'ticai< fu rnishi d with ^M| eri.,r stab -rooms, ajel is otherwise unsur¬passed for accommodation.For passage or freight, apply on board._ .>"33' f

.FOR HUDSON and intermediateLandings..The Steamboat WESTCHES-

_,TER, Capt. WM. H. MeLLI v. Will h ave thefootol Cedarst., the ensuing season, e*'ery Monday, Wednes¬day ^iid Friday at '. o'clock, P. M. connectmg tt Hudson w iththe Hudson and Berkshire Railroad, thecars of which leave onthe arrival of the boat. Returning, the boat leaves Hudson onTin (day. Thursday aud Sunday, at 'i o'clock, P. M. or or- thearrival of die care; leraching both ways ;:i the intermediatelaudii Forfreight or iiassage, apply on bond, or to

STORRS ii STEPHENSON, 99 West^t.This boat has been put in complete order, with an addidonal

number of State-Rooms, and will be found as pleasant andcomfortable a boat as any on the river. Tins boat tows nobarges.This boit is now n-ady to receive freight, and will leave on

Friday,7di April. ajäüm

efistncT-r,~

FOR vv^ITESTONE, FLUSI-fi-Li^O._}in(i. new-ROÜHELLE, GLEN-COVE,amssatraäoYSTEH bay, cold spring, andHUNTINGTON..Fare I2J cents! Breakfast and Dinnerprovided on bo urd.Stages leave Whitestone for Flushing duly at 4. P.M., or

immediati ly on the arrival of the boat, w ithoiit extra charge.The large and splendid Steamboat ROBERT L. STE-

VEN'S, with spacious cabins and siiperioi accommodationsfor ladies and gendemeu, smII leave " Stevens's Wharf,"nearthe foot of Beekman-street, daily, at half-past 3 o'clock, P.M., Sundays excepted, for N'ew-Koche!h aud Glen Cove,touching at Whitestone. Returning, will leave Glen CoveBvery morning at quaner before 7 o'clock aud New-Rochellcat half-past 7, again touching at Whitestone.The R. L. Stevens will extend her trips to Oyster Bay.

Cold Spring and Huntington every Tuesday, Thursday andSaturday. Returning, will leave Cold Spring every Monday,Wednesday and Friday morning at i o'clock aud Oyster B iyat 2(i minutes past 5.FOR M IMARONECK, PORT CHESTER, kc.-Ou

the arrival of the boat at New-llochelle, passengers will beconveyed without delay to Marnaroneck, Port Chester, indintermediate places, by the Tally-ho Line ef six-horse PostCoaches. Keturuiug, will leave I'ort Chester at quartet to.6,A. M., touching as before, arriving at Nsw-Hochelle in sea¬son lor the boat to New-York.

Fare between New-York and Port Chester, 371 centsMarnaroneck, 25 cents.Freight taken at veiy reduced rates. au2l

«sostt p( IJl- K E YPOI; T AND M1DDLE-j-Us^T^JTj TOWN POINT,daily. (Sundaysexcepted)tBEBSSSESi touching at Segnine's Dock, Staten bland.Steamer ROCKLAND, Capt. Crawford, will leave Middle-town Point on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays. Thursdaysand Fridays at li o'clock, ( tide permitting) and Keyportat2o'clock, P. M. Returning, leave New-York; footof Robinson*Street,OU Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Frid '\'s at 8o'clock, A. M. and Saturdays at 2 P. M. Stages will be inreadiuess.oii die arrival of the boat to convey ]>asseiigers toFreehold or any part of the country. Uiiifonn companies or

target excursions, parties of pleasure, Stc. will be taken to andfrom Fort Hamilton or Ki vport at reasonabli rates. jy292mh C^** . r^STÄTEiN ISLAND FERRY, footteggjaBg uf Whitehall-*!..The stcmboats STAT-^S3stsrzassss£^. EN ISLANDER aud SAMSON >mü runxs follows until further notice :

Leave New-York, ß.'i.in.11.l.2.:>r.i.<">.7." Stateu Island, 8.0.10.11.1.2.4..4.C.7.

t.'-.i\.- S: iten .land .md New-York i vei y houi ou Sundays.N. B..Excursion to Fort It mutton, (Suud -1 \> ented.).

Le is*e Fort 11 iroilton 7i A. M., reluruins from New-York 31P. M.All freight shipped is required tohe particularly marked, md

is at the isk of the ow uers thereof. j«12

JÖLIZABETH-PORT AND NEW-PC.IYORK FERRY COMPANY..Summxh

3BSX SSBBttiaVAaaawcEWKHT..Kam 12k Cents.The.Steamboats WATER-WITCH and CINDERELLA

nly daily from Elizabedi-Port to New-York, touching at New-Brighton -vud l'ort-Ri. hmond. each trip, as lollows:

SUM M ER AllRANGEM ENT.On and after the 1st da^- of September,' If 13,

Leave Elizabeth-Port: I Leave New-York:At 6i, Sand u o'clock A. M. IAt5i, 8i and 101 o'clock A.M.At 1. 4 and ti o'clock P. M.IAt 5!, 4 and 6 o'clock P.M.

On Sundav, On Sur«dav,At 8. 10 .md 12 o'clock A. M. At R, 10 and Hi o'clock A. M.At I. li and 6 o'clock P. M.IAt 2,31 and 6 o'clock P. M.N. B..Passengers for Westüeld, Scotch Plains, Plainfield,

Bound-B.k, Somerville, Eastou and Schooley's Mountain.by the ElizabedKown and Somerville Railroad ( '.us, willleave New-York in the si o'clock boar, in die morning, and iudie t o'clock bo its in the afternoon.Passengeis from tin hi o'cfoclcboat «ill leave Soinerr, ille in

stages for Eastou and for Schooley's Mouut.-.iu ou the arrivalof the cais at Somerville.

Passengers for Rahway will have New-York iu the loto'clock boat in du morning, and in the 1 o'clock boat in thxafternoon. Farekb Railway 25 cents.The Horse Car will leave the front of the Union Hotel oner¬

ier of an hour previous to the deputure of each boat.All baggage at the riik of its owner. a:i20

N. Y.AND ERLE RATLRI >AD..Farereduced. On and after TUESDAY, August

-1st, !Si;t. until die end of the season, the FARE.upon the PASSENGEB LINES will be RE-

DUC ED bt twei :i New-York and Middli {.¦wn to.S-l 25Goshen to. t i

Between titits.n. Y. and Mousey, to 10

Clarkslown, " 3nBlouveltviUe," 25Piermout, " 20

b.tWeetlN. Y.and Chester, to. .$1 DO" Monroe "... .Ü

Turueis. "... lui" MonroeW'ks, 75" Ramapo, "... f.oPASSENGER TRAINS will leave MIDDLETOWN

daily, ( Except Sundays)*! Co'clockA.M.. and at half past5 P. M., and arrive hi NEW-1 ORK at 11 A' ->1. ^mi about 12at night.The steamboat ARROW. Capt. A. H. Shultz, will l< as.-

the i..oiot'Du,nt-sti-vt,diilv, (except Sundays)atC o'clockA. M. and at ^; o'clock P. M. Taking die » a:< at Piermoutpassengers arrive at M1DDLETOWN ill P. M. and 9 P M,.^^%-FR^GHT TRAINS will. as heretofore, he runp.VILl lexcepi Sunday*) leaviua Middlei wnat 1 o'clockP. M ; aud. no freight, « scent MILK, will W taken bv thelassengei rrains. Barcesarul be takeutiiltow- by du Steam¬boat tearing New York at aA. M.ai»d Crom Piermout to N.l by the h.v< uin^ I asseugi l.>.i!..C^r.The followi,,-LINKS OF STAGES comwci withtherailroadat M1DDLETOWN :The EAGLE LINE for HONESDALK. & B1NGH rVMT-

TON leaves Middletown every morning (except Sun lays) at5 o clock A.M., aud arrives Honesdale tame t ¦. eninr: (eavesHonesdale at 5 o'clock n«xt momingexad arnvrj t; Buud miton at 6 P. M s ime da)*.The MIDDLETOWN uid BLOOMINGBURGH Line

leases Middletown daily (except Suudaj-s)on the arrivalofthe evening tr-.:u of t ars, counectiug ssi;h the New burghand Ow»;;o lines at Bloominghurgh ; ^Returning next day toMiddletown in rime for the evening train of Cars forN Y kThe MILFORD Liu- U ives Middletown a: i o'clock ! ..M.

or upon the arrival ofthe morning train ofCars, andaxrivta dtMiltord son- day iboul 7 P. M.The FARE betwe-ru-N. Y. Bvtweit: N'esv-Yorkand Binch unplon, is $.. 00

Windsor, ** t 7jLouisbvirough, " t 50Mount Pleasant, " 4 00H mesdalc, " 4 00

and Cuddi b .cu Vüle. .$1 7iMount Hn;e.1 *<iBloomingbuxgh... 1 xMilford,Port Jervis.

Big Eddy, " 3 5i,\ " Emchville.boar-stburjeb, " 2 5ol

£7** On and aftrT Monday, September the Ith, the hour ofdeparture ol ;!. M irnJug Line from New-Y'ork aud from Jllid-dleto-wn. will K-chauged from 6 to 7 o'clock. «uJ0

ewraas N E W- ifOB K, ^Te~^ v-

Leave the footopConrdandt street dailv (Sun¬days -rxcepted) at 8 o'clock A. M. bv Railroad duect, w thr>nt changeofcars from JVrsey City to Morriston:-, thenctbv post coaches through Wei tham, S ley'Mountain, AndessonrTown, Port Coldrn, Washiagi p

Eastfn.at Washington a daily ha- intersects to and f mBeividere. Forsi Haappry to J- HILL, at J. Fatten5-, Com¬mercial Hotel. 73 CourtLudt street.N. B.~Extras furnished at the shortest notice by applying

to N. B. Lu«e. United S:-t s HoteL M ri . .¦ a. j 11

£rv PASSAGE FOR NEW^KLEaXS^Pqs-.ä^pt itively tin»t Packet..The splendid well knossn f.ist-iVsssiTniliiu packet ship DAMA&Cl'S, Capt Bliss, will»ail j>osiurely as above, her regular day. This packet shinhas splendid accommodarioiis for cabin, seco:tJ cabin andsteerage pa;seugers- Those wishing to secure berths shouldnot fail to make eaily application on board, foo: Jones Uae,orto w. ä; j. T- TAFSCOTT,

auft 43 F:ck slip, cot Soaurst.

MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.-NEW-YOKK. NEWARK AND MOWils-'TOWN.

SQStMf R AJHRA2rCE3ffT5T.Ltv.v- New-York I L»ave Newark L ars Morrotovrp8 o'clock A. M. a o'clock A. M I 71 o'clock A- M-1 - P. M. (5 " f-MI 2* " P-M-Pusscnceta by the morons train to Mbrristown arrive there

^

by 10: o'dock, whenstages «illbr mreadiness to Mmvey tnem

to Schooley's M< nnuin, Washington. Belvifcre and Eastou:also to Stanhope, Sparntj New»wn. Ni;; f- r-i and Owego.

Passengers from Mornstown willarrive in pinetot J»j'.themoraine andevenirijgtwins from New York for Philadelphia^N. B..Cvna arrangement j-:st made die cars on tnisroaa

run rJirrct to and from Jersey t ity in connection with tri»

trains ofthe-New:Jersey Railroad ofthe same houx, therebyavoiding any change of p issengior r>:gg ,sr a? formerly.Th* M. Sc E. Railroad having recently been r-Uri rntii the

b< ST] it H rail, i* now in complete rnnning ord-r, ai.'i otT-rsone of the most attractive and j-ietnr»-*»;»*- »xcursions tu lh*ricinity, as well ai a commodion* and ^v;--.iitjt>«» conreyancebetween New YorkandMorrtstownfoi passengers and t reicht, jwhich will U taken on the most reasonable term*. Offices!the foot ofConrtlandtstAet, where an agent will always be ia |a» ^"vrKS Or COMMUTATION PER ANNUM.

Newark to Morristowu...... .ff'fl" Madison and Chatham.$60*. Summit.Sf>

Mlllevflle.$!0Orange. S2-'>

IRA MODU, Supenntendant.PATERSON AND NEW-YORK

RAILROAD.» only 2!> (Jeutsfrom Peterson to Jersey City,and *.ft^r the 17th July inst., the Cars va. ill

.«. D«; ot, at8 o'clockA M.Ill o'clock A. M.4 o'clock P. M

L*aT« New-York, at9 o'clock A. M.121 o'clock P, M.

lock P.M.ON SUNDAi S,

Leave Paterson Depot, at I Leave New-York, at

? o'clock P. M. I ßo'clock P. M.'ransportatibn Can also ply d.'.il> (Sunday ? excepted.)assengers are advised to [>.. at the Ferry a few usiuii'-sbe. the stated hours of departure. jy22 6m

71 o'clock A. M. Si o'clock A. M.5o'clock P. M. I Ro'clock P. M.TxanP

for- th

Vr- FIRST PACKET FOR LIVERPOOL..TO-MORROW.-The ver fast-sailing uid fa-

SSaSC voritepacket shin SOUTHERNER '¦¦ t.d.Palmer, w ill s ol punctually .is abuse. !,.¦,- n-gular d.iv. Tli".<¦(..mm..datioii? of lias ship for Cabin, Second Cabin andSte^r ve isvtW'1«. T'- V erv 1(111rn.r. Ji.d th">.- ibOOl gOlllgtu the old country would do well to inspect the accommoda¬tions of this ship before en iginc elsewiiure; the price.of |«w-sage beiug'.very low; These wishing to .e< ore berths shouldai^ke early apj lication on hoard; foot of Burling slip, er to

W. Sc J. T. TAPSCOTT..s'j Ps-ck Slip cor. Sonth-st.

Persons wishing to send for theij fritnds can have thembrought out in this ship, or anyof the regular line, ouTavorn*ble t-rius. Those also >s ii.. w isli to s- nd money to tweirfriendcan-be supplied with drafts for .my amount, payable on de-inand withoutdiscount or any other charge whatever, in allthe post towns throughout England; Ireland, Scotland,and Wales, on application as abovi.ifhy lwi--r. p-'st paid.PRINT WAREHOUSE IN NEW-Yi >RK.

I) F. LEE, formerly of the firm of Lord & Lees,). LeeSt Babcock^&c. ind U. B. BUEWSTER, under

liiefirmol LEE BREWSTER, have established ai 113PEARL STREET, (Hanover S|tia..-.) New-York, a ware¬house on an extensivescale,

EXi LUSIVELY FORPRINTED CALK OES.to iupplj tin City and InteriorTrade, b> the piece or package-By confining their attention entirelv and exclusively this

One article. L. 8i B. are enabled not only to exhibit a more ea-

tensive and beautiful assortment than i, {<> l>» found elsexa here,(there being no similarestablishment lor Prints in the I nitadStates,) but to sell always at prices as low, and generallylöwer, than houses whose attention and means are dividedamong a large variety of articles.The Stock, embracing Some Thousands of DilT-ieiif .Pat¬

terns ;::nl Colorings, comprises all th-' latest and choiceststylos; to which will be constantly added all new and desira¬ble patterns as they appear in the market; besides many whichwill be got up exclusively for their ow n sales.Porch --ser. of this article «ill find it to their interest to «x-

ainiin ii is Stock before buying their Prints. Even if thej donot purchase of us,they will have at l-ast theadvantage ofsee¬ing ill the nevi styh s, and learning fhr Lowi .i mirk-1 prici s.

atalogui t'of Prices..corrected avitli everyTariation ofthe Market, are placed in die hands of Buyers. All >rd.-i^sa Ml r, a ive the liest attention. au2j 3mDStW

AMIRACLE, A VVÖNDER ANDÄ TlLESS-INii to Cure any eruptions or disfigurement of the skin,

and tender or chapped lh.ali, is the Italian Chemical Soap..ThcetTcct of this on the skin i> almost snpe;human. It hasreceived the highest encomiums of the Medical Society olParis, and is warranted a uevei-failing remi ly for pimples,freckles, blotches, scurvy, .salt rheum, tan, sunburnt, mor-

phew,chapped ortenderaleah. It i'.ill change the color ofdark, yellow or discolored skin to a healthy clearness. Itcures the bites of insects, mosquitoes, ^e. Sold; price SOcents a c-^ke, at the sign ofthe American Eagle, ü'2 . !atliam-scN. Y , or 1XJ Fulton-street, Br oklx n. aulj I in

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given to the own¬ers of property in the Bowery to commence re-paving the

pavements in front of their premises, between Rivingtou-streel and Sixth-*treet, on or by the 10th day of Septemlier next.and that iu default thereof, pavers will be set to work to re¬pair the same under the direction of tie- Strc-t Inspectors ofthe Wards, and the owners be charged with the expensethereof. JOHN EWEN, Street Commissioner.

Street Commissioner's Office, August 30, 1813. an31

('>ORP< »RATION NX »TICE.Public notice isJ hereby given, that a petition has been presented for con-

structing a sewer in 23d-stn from the />11. to the6th nv« niu s,an.l in die Glli-avenue to 21st-street to connect with the sewnill 2lst-street.

Persons inti r>\«ta I in the above petition, anil having pbjei .

tii iu to th- same, are reiiiti sti d to present thern in w riting onor before the lib September, 1813.

JOHN EWEN, Street Commissioner.Street Commissi »nei's office, August 'I'j, 1813. au23

CoK I'i'KA'J'H'N NOTICE.'.Public Notice ishereby given to the owner or owners, occupant or occu¬

pants of all houses and lots, improved or uniniprova d Lauds,affected thereby, tbat the following Assessments have beeucompleted by die Assessors, and are lodged in the StreetCommissioner's Office for cxaminauon by all persons inter¬ested, viz:# *

For paving 19th street betweeu 5th avenue and Blooming-dale Road, and t"r flagging northerly sidewalks between the4th rtud jth avenue, einbrai lota on 19th street between^tliavenue and Bloomingd lie Roail, on the jih avenue, east side,between IStli uid 20tn street and the north-west corner of theIth avenue and 19th street.ALSO, foi setting curb and gutt--r stone in 23dstreei be¬

tween t!» 5th .and 6ui avenues, embracing lots on 23.1 street,hi twecn Sill and 6th aveuuALSO,forbuildinc icwerin20th street,embracing lots

on »'iitli street between Itli av. nue >:nl Blooraingdale Road, onthe "Uli avenue west side, and Bloomiugdale Road east nde,between I9lli and 20Ui s-.o-.-ir..ALSO, for piMn.g 171!. street, between theSthavenne and

Bloomiugdale Road, aud fpr.flagging die. norlluulj sidevi dksbetween llie Uli and 5th avenues, embracing lots on 17th streetbetween the idi and 5th avenues, ami on .'>:h avenue, cast side,between I6lli and 18th streets.All persons whose iuteri .sis are affected by the above nameil

assessments, &nd who -ir>- op|>oscd to llie. same, or eithei ofthem, are mpiested to pre* sat th« ir objections, in w rii iug. todie undersigned', at the Street Commissioner's Office, withinthirty dijs from the date of this notice..Street Commission¬er's Office, August 21,1843. JOHN EWEN,

Sf. t ("ounui»»iouer. and Chairm ui of the As* isors.

n V >" MASONS..Sealed Proposals will be re-JL ceivedatthe Strut Commissioner's Office, until tlie 3dday of September, to BULL) A DRAIN in Niuth-street,from the Sewer in Avenue . ', to a point two hundred feetwest ofAvenue D. The dram to be of circular form onebrick or eight inches thick, and three feet in diameter in theclear; to extend threngh the middle <>i the street, and to belaid'so that iu inner bottom or inverted -rch shall be ei'.htfeetbelow the regulation at tliesewer in Avenue C, and begraduated to eleven feet below the regulation .it the point twohundred feet west ofAvenue D. Tin- brick used must be ofthe best hard brick, and laid in lime and sand mortar, exceptat the bottom extending upwards one foot; which may be laiddry. and upon narrow inch and a quarter pine plank or hem¬lock plank for a foundation, if necessary: openings eightinches square t" be left in tlie sides ofthedrain near its bottomopposite each house, to receive die house drains; to be coveredby a dal itoni on the outside. The three up|>er courses to bekeved with .-.late, and well grouted.Theeardi txcavated, except so much as avail be rennired to

till tlie trench; to be removed by the ' Contractor aft-r t' a drainshall be completed ami placed on the adjoining lots if theyshall require tilling. The eardi to be filled on and around thesewer to l<e will aud faithfully rammed, and rbe.street'ie-paved iu the best manner; to the extent which die bnilding ofdiedraiu may render necessary.The work ami materials to be under il.e iiiiivs-iinn and di-

rectien oftlu Suiterintendent of Paveihi nts, or such person astlie undersigned snail appoint to superint no the s.:ine.Contractors w ill state th« price pemmuing foot for building

die said drain, including all the work connected dietewlthjand all the materials; except the plank. No extra price willbe paid for bard pan orquiclCsand, and die price per thousandfeet for the plank, should any be. reqnii !.Payment t<< be madras the money shall be collected on da

assessment to be laid for that pnrpose.JOHN LWKN. Street Commissioner.S::-et Commi.s.iouirs Office. August 21, 1843 au2*J

PRINTERS AND BINDERS VVÄ R EROOMSNos, äi uid 3! Gold-street, New-Yorlr..April, 1841

PRR ES GREATLY REDUCED..The^*HOE"Print-ins Press. Machine and Saw Manufactory; in conscqnenceofthe.addition of neu .uid improved machinery totir.irw>rks,and th-- induction in the cost ..fm « ;_ls and labor; are en i-

bled gre;t I v to reduce the prices of their Presses, si:d of r:ic-ters'and lliuders'materials generally; as will l>e seen by theirnewly printed Circular, to which they beg leave to ia fer.This Esiablishinent is still and, r the personal superinten-

dcncMif Rith-.ni M.Boo and, Robert Hoe, .and dieyassureth-.tr ffieads that not «atiist.iiid-.iis the sr. it rrducricMi in prices,all articles manafäctaivd by ».ins Establishment shall nttainthe high repntadbn which tli-y liavi > hitherto sustained. Itwill also be theirconstant endeavor to improve the qsality ofthen) in ewty raxticnlar. They flatter tnemselves, also; thattheir old friends wiU not only conlinne their favors, but tiiatPrinters generally will appreciate tiinr endeavors to furnishthe very Vh->t articles at b irdj reinbnerating prices.

(Orders from any part of the country for all articles used by

Printers or Buidvis, including Tyi>e, Ink, Paper; etc.. will t-sexecuted with the gieaie.st ruire .ind prompOtude, and on thebest terms.Jobbing work and repairing as ill}» done at the lowest rxisji-

bleprices, witli every attention and exi- diti- n.N. B..All articles manufactured by tiiis Establishment

wiu be stamped R.Ho<t Ik, Co., so th.t j^-r%ons from abroadmay not be naj-osed u; ua with >;mri.aus articles, made in imi¬tation oi theirs.

Printers ofnevespapers who publish this advertisement, withrjmnote, three tunei b- rore the hi-.t of u!y next, and vud oueol their papers to as. will be e^titir.i to payment of their billon buying lour tins.-* the ^.rnoum of it. a30 if

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A COMPLETE agssonment of Planes cf superiorXX. qnalitr, cocstintly on hand and for sale a: wholesale orretail, on: the most reason aihle ttrms. Also. Guafies. TrvSonares. C hisels, and other Mechanics Tool*. Handles forSSfrl Flr5^S,e"i ^d EffH^ Geuüemen-s and BoysTool C hests, with tools a ord»r for us-

JTglawtw*_E. BALDWIN, l ManeWMADDER..I casks prune On:bros, for sale by

TN PURSUANCE of an order of the SnrrogateX of rif County of New-York, notice is herein giv-n to allpersons h iv in? claims um Im.-; Ri.k.sHD * i. Hawkish, late "i

die City of New-York, Hotel Keeper, deceased, to present thesani*-, with tin ri ü' hers thereof, to tire sub»crihei. at hi. res*rerir-, No-320 Broome-street in tit- City ofNew-York, on or

befon da aim slesroth day of F-bruary next.Dat-d New-York, dv loh «tat of Ausnst. 1.143.anlü lawpm PETER VAN ARSDALE, Executor.

IN Pt*RSl\-vXCE of an Urder of the Surrogateof the County of Ni w-York, notice is hereby riven to allions hav insr claim* against Susan Durand, lateof the city of

NeW-York, widow, deceased, to present tiie same, with dievouchersdiereof, to the sobscrilsgrs, at A. R Thompson's of¬fice, N«- W Beaver street, in the citv of New*York, on <>r be¬fore the 6th dayof October n-xt. D»t-d New-York, die tth

.V- &&jgggj^.s ¦-¦

TN Fl'KH'ANVE of an order of n\>- Siimca;-X efthe County qfNew-York, Notice is berebygiven to >Hpersons ha vi in: claims against Henry B. Sn-ckuer, late oi the. ity of N< w-York, baker, deceased, to present the same w ithtie-votich-rs thereof to the subscriber; at h'.s residence, No.210 Bowery; in the ( ity of New-York, "ti or before the dm- jdethde\ of Octobern, vt. 1) ited New-York, the twenty-sixth

of ApmI. !k:3. f t|2rj_tviMi!-j M'liN SNy.i KNr.lt.

r~~T PURSUANCE of an Order ol the Surrogateof the County of New-York, notice is hen by riven to all

persons harinsr claims against Henry Boyland; lite of theCity of N. w-York; stone cutter, Frederii k Nitzschmann^late.; »id I its shoemaker; Ernest Schott-, late of said City,clerk* Ellen Shay; late of said l ity widow* Richard Ervm,bib-of'said Cnry.labOrervJohn Brown, lateof said i ity^sea-maa* George Walker, I it.- of Scotland; or Dennis Hodgson,late of Ireland, deceased! to present th» sun- with the vouch¬ers thereof, to the snbsenber, at his office N ». j'< lohn-streer,m tie-< ity of New-York; du or before the25th daj ol Octo-iernext Dated New-York April 2ith, 1RI3.

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a2J Iaw6m K. KE« HUM. Public Administrator.

TN PURSUANCE ol an Order of the SurrogateX of thw County of-New-York. n< dee i> herebj given to allpersons having claims against Robert P. Butler; ite of Hav¬ana Physician; or Samuel Minerbi, lateof:the city of New-York, geudeman, deceased, to present the same, with the

vouchers thereof, to die subscriber, at hu pffi« No># Johu-streei in the citv of New-York^ on or before the 2jtli day ol< ten ber. next- Dated New-York, April 2lth. tr.a

a2.', Iaw6m E. KETCHUM. Public Administrator.

IN IM'i.SlVtNVK of .uroniT ot tiie Mim-rateof the Count) of New-York, nodce is hereby given to dl

p.' ons having claims itrainst Luk- Fay, I >te ,.t die City ol ,

NeW-York, soap lad candle inmiif.o-tur.-r. deceased, topreseu! ;thi same with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber, at hisresideui e N ). i".; M.iin-^rv-r. in lie-1 ity .-I Br.'okKii. "r

before the eighteenth daj ol Januarynext. D.aed New-York,die fifteenth day of July.A. D 1.1*3.jyJ7 Iaw6m* DAVID '.AY. AdministratorTN PUR^lTÄNCEoI an order of the SurrogateXofthe Conntyof New^YorkrNotice is hereby Rjvento, 1,1persons having claims against Maria Fairlie, late ol theOityot' N'ew-Y-rk. widow de,--ajed. t.. present the -aine \s ilh thevouchers thereof to the subscriber, at hi* residence. No. u

Barclay street, in ill' City of NVw-Yoik. on or before the.v.. oty-firsl day of October next..Dated New-York, the 13th

day of April, »13. SAMUEL G. OGDEN,ipli law6m* Administialnr, w nh U ill itinevil.

XN I'i'l.'Sl'ANrl; of on orih-r <»f tin- Stirnen t;-of the! qnutj 6/New-York. Nouce is hereby gis-en to all

persons having ciain«against Peter Palmer, late ol the \ ityofNew-York, baker, deceased, to itesent die »mne witli thevouchers thereof to the subscriber; at the office pf fcJias w.Drake, No. 18 Wall-street, in the City of New-York, on or

before thetaventy-sevendidayofDecembei next Dated >e\\-

York, the twenty-fourth day ofJune. A. D-1B13-je27 Uwrtm^J_JANE PALM ER, Executrix.

T N PURSUANCE of an Order of the SurrogateXofthe< ounty of New-York, notice is hereby given u illpenons havinc claims againsi Frederick Meyerjatepl the.itv of N- w-t o.k. cabinet maker; or Emily H. hin-, late olsaid city, wido^v, deceased, to present th- s.un.; with the\..in-her'-. ihere.,1', t.. the siibsi-riber, ,U Ins office. No. 'M John-Street in the City of New-York, on or before the.2Sth day olOctober next Dated New-Yorki April 24th, 1813.a23 Iaw6in. E. KETCHUM. Pnblic Administrator.

1"N ri'i;.-i /'Ts'Cl-; of an order of the Surroa tteof the County of New-York, nonce is hereby given to .<ll

persons having claim-, agaiust James Houghton, late of thecity of-New York, merchant, deceased, t" present the same,

with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at his office, No.J(l W,ill->fre-f, in die ciiy o|" NVw-Yoik, .-n .-r heloie the IHst

dayofJauuan m xt.Dated New-York, the 29th day ofJune,1313. ROYALL HOUGHTON,je2fllawfim *_Executor, 8tc.

IN PURSUANCE' of an Order of the Surrogateol dieConnty of New-York, notice is hereby given toall

persons bavins, claims against Margaret McKay, late of t hecity of Ni w-Yorkj \\ idow. dece um u, to pn sent the i une, \\ iththe roncliers thereof; to tlse subscriber, at hin store, No. 247Broadway, in the cit) of=New-York, on.oi before the 23d dayof August uext Dan .1 New-Ynrk, the 27di d^y of Kehn,- iry;

JAMES I'ATON, Kvcut.-r. 2?X I i»s i>in "

IN J'L'lvrfUA.VCE of an ortJer of the Surrogateof the County of New;York, notice is hereby given toallrsons having cl liins ag unst Elijah Mead, late of die city of

New'-York, Plij sician, deceased, to present the same, w ith thevouchers diereof, to the subscriber, at her residence, No. !3Bl.:ker-street, in the city of New-York, on or before the I5lhday of November next.Dated New-York, the loth day ofMay, A. D. IR13.

in 13 l.ssvGm*_SA1LAII L. MEAD, Executrix.

IN PURS1 A NCh of an order of the Surrogate ofthe County "l New York, notice is hereby given to all |<er-_

son, bavins cl lims against Henry L. Hull, fate of the City ofNew \'ork, drover, deceased, to present the same wi;h therouchera thereof to die subscriber, at the office of James M.Webster, Attorney at Law, No. \ '< Beekman street, in_ thei it-, of New i'otk, "ti or before the eigkteeudi day of U~-cember next

Dat.d New Voik, the I5tli day of June. 1313.j. 16law6m JULIA HULL, Administratrix.TN PURSUANCE of an Order of the SurrogateA of the County of New-York, neüceia hereby given to allpersons havingj claims against John M orey, late of the cityof New-York, carpenter, deceased, to present the same, w iththe vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at his residence, No.;:i Ludlou street, in'die city/of New-York.on or before thelllh day of December uext Dated New-York, the 8th daj ofJim-. I;.; ;. A l'G'S. i'l HD V, Aiii.nin..ti :t¦ r. j-U Uiwir

IN !M'i;Sl'.\.\('!': ol aTiTinliT of"tli.- Surrogateof the County of New-York, notice is hereby given to allrsons baling claims «gdust John Pye, late of the citj oi.ew-York, genth m in; deceaa d, to present the same, « ith the

vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, <t the office of Gilbert B.H ill, No. 92 I-" it I* «ti str--«t, in the city of NTew-York, on or be¬fore ihn 19th ii iv of s. pt< mln-i n-\». Dated New-York, March17, 1811. M1CHJVEL O'CONNER. Exei utor.mhm law i.i*

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogateof the Connty of N»'.w_Yrork, notice is hereby given to all

liersons having claims against Joseph Priestly Peters, late ofthe City "I New York, Physician; deceased, to preseut the

'\ ith die vouchers then of to the subscriber, al die "llic-of Bell Ox iAttorneys and ('ounsellors, No. ¦.i John stn et,in the Citv of:Ncw Yorkvon^i before die eleventh day of Oc-tob r ui Xt D Hi d N-w York, th- eighth day of April. A. D.,

:. JANE PETERS, Administratrix. alQ lawtim

IN PIJRS1 ANCE of an Order ol the SurrogateX of the Count) of New-York, notice is hereby given toallI. rs i.'O'i^ claims agaiust William S-L-er, late of the cityof New-York, deceased, to present the sam<. w ith the vouchersthereof, to tin nbscribers, at tl.ffice of E. Sceley, F.s ;.. No.S. W tll-»trcet, in the city of New-Y"ork, on or before the sixthdas of February next Da»**! New-York, die second day ofAugust, ISO. E. SEELE V, ) rwn,nr-auJ lawCm GEO. C. MORGAN, $ ^xecntors.

IN PURSUANCE of an Order of the Surroirateof the County of New-York, notice is hereby given r,, ill

l»i-rsoii* having claims against Rinier Wortendyke, lat- of diecity of.New-York,;livery subl- ke-|>rr, deceased, to presentthe same, with die vouchers thereof, to .the subscriber, at thestore of Hanford Smith, No. 200 (heeuwich stj-e-t, in tne cityof New-York, on or before the 1st day of October next.Dated New-York, die ^<rh day of Match. I«i3.

CATHARJNE W0RTF.NDVKE,inli30 lawCmlAdmiuistratrix.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of lite Surrogatethe County of New-York, Notice i:. hereby given to all

; .. sons bavins hums against Alice Croston, late of the Cityof New-York, widow, deceased, to present tncsame with thevouchers thereofto the subscriber; it die store of Elias W.Van Voorliis, H8 Front street; in tie City of New-York, ouor before the ninth day of October next.Dated New-York,the seventh d ly of April, tsn.ap8 taw6m-* TflOAlAS C. BRANT, Administrator.TN PURSUANCE of an order of ihe Surrogate1 ofthe county of New-York, Nodceis hereby given toallpersons having claims against Daniel Flynn, late of the citv ofNew-York, u»e::: keeper, deceased, to preseut thesame vvirhthe vouchers thereol to the subscriber, at the office of N. B.Blunt. E*!., No. I Spruce street, in the citv of New-York, on

bei the fourth day ofDecemberuext.DatedNew-Yoik,the third day of June, is 13.jr5 law6m ELIZABETH FLYNN. Executrix.

IN IM'HSl'ANVE of an t"»rdvr'of'the*'Snrrnsateol the County of New-York, nodce is hereby given to all

perseus ln% inc cl urns attarust William Littl-l^.v, late of thecity of New-York, comb dealer, deceased, to present the same,with the voucbers diereof; to Edgar S. Van Winkle, at hisoffice. No. I Nassau street, in the city of N-w-Y rk .,n or be¬fore the3d day of Septembernext Dated New-York the 1stdaj of March, IE13. MAC LT BY J. L1TTLEBOY,mh2 tawj tn * Administrator of William Litxleboy.T.N PURSUANCE of an orde-rof the SurrogateX ofthe I qunty of New-York, Nodce is hereby giw-n to all|«sonshayiiig claimsasaihst I.-iac More, late of the t'ity ofNew-Ycvkvrrtercbaut, deceased, to preseut the same with theroucu rs thei <i to the subscriber, ist his office, No. no Front-

in ii,, < ir\ .,1 NVw-York, ou or l«-iu'? the tirsj ,ja>- ofrSovembei next.Dated New-York, die 26di (Jay ofApril lar829 tovrCm » CHARLES H. LEONARD. Admhustrator.'FN PURSUANCE of mi Order of the SurrogateA ol the Countyof New-Y"ork, nodce is hereby given to all[lersons having claims against William F. Phyfe late of thecity of N-w-York, upholsterer, detea^-.!. to present the s-^me.with the vouchers diereof. to the suhscrii>.-r, at th- store of

I J UOeS J hylCi No. I3 Maiden lane, in the city of New-Yorkon or before fonrUenth day of November next Dated New-York, th- tith day ot May. HU3.mvt2 lasv.,:il- ROBERT I'll VFE. Administrator

N

IX PURSUANCE of an orderof the Surroeatethe Comity of New-York, Notice is hereby giTeu toatl

i- us b iv mg claims as unst Willi im u,t>. rn late of the Ci¬ty »1 N-w York, Gendeaaan, ,U*vx<*4, to presentthe same,>s ith the vuuch-rs thereof, to tne subscriber, at his offiee No

.; J* theCiry of^TewYork, on or before theteenthda -fNovembernext-TJateslNew York,rJielJih1 div- ot May, IS 13. '

myl3 lawfim» S. B. HUTCHINGS, Executor^IN I'l a N1 E of an Omer of the SurrogateA :" I" N^rYork. noriee is hereby given to allp«sons has ing d «uns as-ainst Henry Remsen, Lite of die citv-, >ew-xotk..genUemaa,deceased, w-»reseiit the same, with

the snl^ribers, ax theix residence No.;;...*!it. the cit.. of New-York, on or before the

n;- - day oi February next Dated N-w-York,the twenty-hJth day of August, tsi3.HENRY R. REMSEN, ) , ,iu26Iawfen* »VILLIAM REMSEN. \ Administrators.

TN PI RSUANI E of an order of the Surrogat»->: ¦' f N-w-'i ork, N .dee is i-r- by given to tD

a tistovinsrcJain>sagainstAndrew Connolly, late of tb-City ol New-*t ork. grocer, deceased, to Pievit the »am- withthe 1 icliers diereof, to the subscribers, at tl.- office of Robertl

:": 'iA,- mM Courtlandt-st. or Pat-ick Dolan, comer ofE!tn and \\ alkeT^treets. in the City cf NVw-York, on or b--fore the twenty-sixth day of February next Dated New-i ork, rJi- 23d day oi Aagnst, 15;3.

ROBERT JOHNSTON, andAli. -äs. JATKI! ^ ^JLAN, Administrators.All person* indebted to said Estate are reunested to makeimmectiaxepayment,_aa26 lawfim*7VTOTICE.The Cop«irtnership heretofore extst-f.1 ,ltu? petween r rancii J. Whitsey and G-o. W. Jenkins is-us day dusolved by mutaial consent The easiness will beFH^RtvVnrvi,V^d ^o-3 John it under the firm ofana tf ^Kl^-^w-York, August 1st, 1U3.

RIDDLED NEW-CASTLE COAL AFLI »AT.

.," . J cm-rL-ught adff »ahnrgton-sti.

TJLONDELL'S ORREL COAL.Of very sune

J5 rior quality, for fam.lv use.North Carolina, and for sale ^«JtD& BROWNE.b'ail21 1:1 W^a^MfTiM l-ush: t.

nOAI^I-arse nut size, §4 dO; stove Si 75U ami fresh Än and erg $50(1 |*r too, Irom the:yarjled mthe ^.«^gTÄ^n^S^ iV taken direct fromÄaau. 0,^^l?2m I'ETF.R CLINTON.

T IVERP< :t L ORREL Ö AL.A WrioraFLticle.rhi.diydi.seiurg^ ^»W^SÄSÄPier O B R. F< r sale iu lots »^gfflx&R"corner!;S^d«««.«"DEACH ORCHARD RED ASH COAL froraIT the well known Salem Vein of all «ta-s. scr-^-d ind ;livered fr..m tor boat or yard below the market pnces.. Liv

c.,,i-.No Agents. All « oal.weurliedby a City "

C ircoes sent np the North uid East Rivers at a :edu^ rate.

^J.'.-.n' U'-ul'iua'>I1St-U,*af ^'"'"''cH KltN'SKV StvCO.

COAL! COAL! COAL!

THE WORjXINO MAN'S COAL VAKUhaving b-ii. removed, is now rserrnaneaady loc ited it the

well known stand, corner ofGreenwich and < latttopiwr-srs.,where the proprietor* arw now receiving and will coutanue to

p-mv, direct from th-ir collieries, owned bv;ih--ui>.ayes, ins

choicest ooality ..f Peach Orchard, Red Ash < oal, which theynromiseto sell at least! percent; lower than any in the city.The business of the Yard will be conducted by thesubscn-

bers, and they solicit the patronage of the public, than old

customers tnd friends. ' 'o «i by tlie cargo.A not- mrouchtheFwOffice willrecei

mr3Cm JAS. FERGUSON.CHLORIDE OF LIME,

ea

B L EA C II I N CPOWDERS,

JOHN C. MORRISON,tVHOL.CS 11 E \Nt> HI 1 Ml

DRUGGIST. DYE STUFF AND PAINT DEALER,No. IS8 Grcenwicli-strect,

Between Vtsey tnd Fulton-stx.,ai,29 lw_NEW-YORK._W!! LTTEMORE'S Vegetable Syki i\.TliLi

invaluable medicine has been provcd.iu numeronsin«tan-,. tobe isafi andeflFectuarcurefordiarhasa.bowelorsummercomplaint in childr-u. dysentery, cholei i rnorbus, end othe.painful diseases of the digestive onrans indalimentaiy canalIt is both pleasant to the taste, mild, yet efficient in its opei -

tibri, immediately allaying pamaud spasmodic action, and to

children it canbe readily administered.The following certificates are sei cted from < mass t, sti-

,.,i Js in its favor, from individuals who have have used the

Svrup and exwrienced iu beneficial effects.Kroa tien. GilbeitHopkins,ol thefirmol HopkinsStllawlcy,

men. h iuts, N. ^Sew-York, November5, IWL

Mi. \. F. Whittemore:.Sir.In August last 1 lud .¦ seven

diarrhoea on me for several days. I thought it a good opiwr-ttinity to make atrial ofyoor Vregetable Syrup, wluchyousent me some time previons. The experiment Resulted luau

effectual cure, alter raking the third .lose. In my opinioni( i, iv ünable medicine; R«r ctlully i^.

( r. rt' M h s

From Mr. David S. Mills, Jr., of Bushwick. L. I wellknown in the < it) of New-York, .is one that suppliesthem with j ure Milk.

Hi shwick, October llth. 1311..Dear Sir.1 received yours of ,he 6th insL yesterday liter

noon, and, according to yourrequest.hastentogive you .ui im¬

mediate answer. .... . ,, ,In relation to your Medicine, I most willingly say x* hat i

know of its gootfqualities. Between mj family aud friends,we mad.- use of both bottles we reci ived Irom y ou. In the hrst

place, I had considerable distress iu my bowels at two differ¬ent times, md ach time took som.- of your medicine, andreceived ilmost immediate relief. We tried it ouoneofourlittle ones, and it produced a similar effect. We leta äister.Mrs. Rider, have son- of it for her babe, a child that had iiadthe bowel complaint for some days, very bad, and she madetr;.' ol' ii with equal success, and thinks there is no medicineto equal it for children who sriffer from that complain. Shelias recommended it to several of her friends, and is willingthat her name should lw joined with ours, as believing il tobthe most effectual cure for that complaint that wehaveeverin nie use of. DAVID S. MILLS, Jr.The public are particularly cautioned to beware of counter¬

feits, to detect v hieb thev haveorily to examine the directionsaround each bottle which will invariably be signed by theproprietor in his own handwriting.1

.A. F. WHITTEMORE.

Essex, Conn., April, 1313.A constant supply of this medicine mav always he found,

atwholesale and retail, of A. 13. \. D. SANDS, 7;i Fultonstreet, and at retail of Abraham 13. Sands it Co., 273 Broadway, Corner of Chambers-street; and of'D Sands & Co., 77East Broadway, comer Market-stieet, New-York. Price in

cents._anl'J lm

QCARPA.S OIL FOR DEAFNESS..Import-0 ant for the Deaf...We commend to the |iarticnlar atten¬tion of those desirous ofhaviug their hearing restored " Scar-c-.'s Oil for Deafness." We hear it highly spoken of by tho-.ewho have used it, and who of course know its value.

[Mom. Chronicle.The following facts must be read with Interest, particul irlj

bv Mr. Chelmford's numerous frieuds uid acquaintances :

New York, Nov. 18, 1812.My Dear Sir.It has become so common, lately to puff me¬

dicines by 1-tters, that 1 would now refrain from any expres¬sions of my feelings or opinion, did I not feel compelled tospeak in justice to you, and out of a desire to servemy fellowmen. You rentember «ith w hat relucutuce I was iuuucedtutry Scarpa's Oil for De.afuess, for I felt convinced,afterjmanyineffectual attempts, that a deafness of ten years' standingcould not lie cured by any medicine ; but w ill you believe itw hi n 1 tell you on my second bottle I can Icar almost cs wellas .my member of my family. Tlie effect upon me has beenmagical.mV former existence seems like a dream ; and thepleasure of listening to and hearing conversation carried on inan ordinary tone of voice, after h- ing so long subjected to theuse of theear trumpet, is almost transporting. I do not muchlike to have my name in print, but as. the above statement maydosome good, 1 have no objections to your using it.

Your obliged Inend,L. M. CIIKLMSKOUI), Washingtonst.

Mr. B. Barton Gumpert. Philadelphia.Dr. B. Bell.Dear Sir.I take this opportunity ofexpressing

my gr ititud, to \ ou for the great ben-tit I h ive received Iromthe use of " Scarpa's Oil " for Deafness. From a cold.¦ inghl six vt ii ^ ago 1 h id become quite deaf; so niu. h so thatI h-st all relish for society'. But I felt it most in my busini s.was rcallj quite tired ofdoiug husiue> i.it » is so much an

effort form.-I had tri-d a number of Physicians and got nobetter, and dunking ver> little of jiteut mediciue, 1 thoughtmy case was hopeless; I was. however, induced, when myour city last snmmei,to try Scarpa's Oil." Iliare beenusing it now about two mouths, and I think I hear as wella< ever. I leel as though I was tlie happiest man in the world,This Oil may not cure every on.-, but as it has doue ine es-sentiai service, I would recommend i' earnestly to <H ih.-deaf. HARLES GALUSHA.Read the following editorial from the Times :Deafxess Cured..We h ue he .r«l a gr. .it many spc ik of

the virtues of Scarpa's Acoustic Oil as a remedy for De.if-n ess, and wv are assured that itis unsurpassed by any thingmown for the purpose; One or two instances of us curativeeffects have been pointed out to us that are reallyastonishing.The following editorial u from the Troy Daily Whig :TO THE DEAF..We heard so much lately of a remedyfor Deafness, called " Scarpa's Acoustic Oil, thatwe 're

led to give it this passing notice. We be!ir-ve, however, th>-medicine is for sale only in Philadelphia ; but if it have halfthevirnies we h-^r ascribed to itjthe trouble of sending forthe article would l>- amply, r. paid by its use. We have frieudsw ho have us^d it successfully, and who believe it to 02 thebest remedy ever yet proscribed.None genuine unltsswith the words "SCARPA'S OIL

lor Deafuesj,"blown in each bottle, mid w ith the written sig¬nature ol B. Bell on the wrapper.

Prepared by B. Bell; and sold wholesale and retail by A. Ii.is D. Sands, druggists, 7n Fulton st., corner of I Sold; also soldby A. B. Sand, 4t Co., No. 27J Broadway ; D. S inds & o.,77 Last Broadway. ;,u IS Im

IKELLY'S Dl ILTBLE EXTRACT OF SARSA-k. PARILLA CANDY..Four packages of this Candy

contains the.active principle of two pounds of Sarsa|«rillaRoot, md is warranted to be th- best remedy in cases ofrheumatism, ui.l in alldiseasi sarising from nen ousexcitabilityor Irom moibid humors hi the blood. Iti ises of costivcuess,and in those peculiar affections of tlie alimentary canal, aris-ing from dryuess and want of due secretion, it is w ithout arival.Call and be referred to individuals whohave b. n cored by

this Candy, when all othei preiarations of Sarsaparilla hadbeen trl-d Hl V tin.

R< ad the follow inK and jadg- for yourselves :.CURE OF DYSPEPSIA AND DROPSY.

Mr. Kelly.Dear Sir.I liave been afflicted foi 8 or 3 ye rswith a distressing pain iu my stomach, costiveness in mybowels, my limbs t.-r much swollen. After eating my mealsI was in great distr-s.s for 1 short time, mid then threw upwhat 1 had eaten. In short, sir, I have scarcely found rest orcomfort during thai tun-. I have tned all kind , of medii it..that I could think of. t,, little oi no advantage, and had almostgiven npail hones ofever getting any relief, being low c«y-ars ol age. 1 saw tlie advertisement of your Doulb- Ex¬tract of Samiiarilla C^\y, and I thought I'd try once more;I havemken it now aboutG weeks, and it ha s completely re¬gulated my syst-m. I now-at any thing that comes, beforeme, andhave not.beeu sick since 1 commenced taking it. Itmcerely and heartily thank God, a.,d render my-good willud thanks.to you, for 1 le.-lin- >our Qandy hn^ been Chemeans of giving me health aud comfort in^my ..Id age. Youare W-lcotlle to in.ik>'any use of this von m.< > think proper.

JOHN JACKMLN", VVUüanuburg.L. LMay 5th. 1913.

State of i'ork, A'/rigr County, ss.John Jackson, with whnm I am personally acqu tinted, .; .

peered before me, this5th day ol May; 18-13, andoeingby meduly svtorn, says that all ke has stated above is subsl iiiliailytrue and correct, in every particular. Suo^cribed and sworabefore me, this ith day of .Slav, I3ix

NATHANIEL PARISH, Justice of the Peace.J0H5 J.lCKSOrV.Syhl in packages at Vi cents each, or live for a dollar.To b- had hi J. W. KELLY'S Gotham Confectionery,de md retail, üüi Broadway; N. W. Badean,26Q Bow¬

ery, md ' \V. Vondersmith. 161 Greenwich-street; New-York; John Jackson. North-SeCond-street, Williamsburgh.B-uj4mia Handly, li High-street. Brooklyn; L. R. ( irswellLockport, N. Y., D. Smith, 32u Broad-sueet, Newark, N. j!aulg 3m

THE ONLY UNINJURED EXTRACT OFSARSAPARILLA in which the valuable uninjuredmedicinal pro;-rties oi tint Sarsaparilh are concentrated withr¬

ont th-» us^ of h-at and made in a pleasing form isJONES'S TRIPLE EXTRACT OF SARSAPAK1LL \

CANDY.L-t persons who are using SdrsaiwrnMa for any disease givetins a lair trial. 1 tsill warrant

ONE SINGLE 25 CENT PACKAGE TO CONTAIN fiOUNCES OK PURE SARSAPARILLA ROOT.r--UulJ:;ultiVU'a,M the medicinal virtues of thatrquanU-.... It will be louud anositive pmace^ for any .li^s- .n-ineuTi&uxa! V'VTr^"BS > "tie.

but ,t fonn?, believe, the only um^r-d Extracto, w made, .t ant^brtel °' '-^7Sd wMe'rffY, \ »y^^h proprietor, i". JONES at th- s;ruofthe American Eagle, 82 ( hath tm^treet N YA -eau .ri'hii'TLf''' ?irh.fu" directions.Surrtet ii d:l\'Ll^? L^-er Building,; iu ßoswn. S

-tJ_1r^t"Tr^m_rlL''j^;i'-^- \W Fulto0-^tre.V_ *nlS lm_T*\r?"£S«~*0ifee of the Receiver ofTaxes, (olddw Wive^f*T) P^-PobHc Notice is hereby given, thatoVlr!Ä \1 ViT.,1^,^11^' la attendance daily from 8

«if;?;iUio,)d(M:k P-M-l° tlie City TaxesCT.- %vi ' Pa>'Q*Iit « «spected to be made without de-it" in*,*1? t^iuired to be paid in money current atshe several 3anks in this city. IL T. KIERSTED,^ew-X«kIA8gxi4t25. autttf. Regeiyet of Taxes.

rrnv«) MILL SITES AT PATERSON,$ i1 Foi f M,n fit« N Ii \TC<*£2s- Pat-r-o,,, .""!rS li',fn t»"*(-ity, Af.:niri,*;.;.:,:» a-day b{ Raii'-«J- They iw IM Prr^',^.rress-st. and 704«ft deep, !»'lh »,m&** K«»" *

dow pf ;! in. :.-» -,.» ire --i water, with jo f^tIminireat So. a* bathai*«. «a» jR«

rprJ^^KTEKS^WELLS & VVebB h.a.r-1 taken the store >";.'n ;^'i?T,;"s\7" KTRJrf ^on aale all kind* ot M-.CüND li.A\ü PRINTING jJJThey also keeponjiand WÖodTw. Cases, coabr»^

»tilgte Staiids. Bras* Bottom aud W .,.«1 ImII«, Forsi.a7.Quoins, S«. »all

XTÜTHING will dress the Human ttairgtyfeIM tifally as a three shilling bottle o| Jones's Coral H,,Beätorative. 1: gives Use hau ^«luious. »oft,«jlkv feeling sjula^pearance, :«nd will n. t dry on it lik,.,simeparations, but keel* « in order tor d .ys together bvotJicatiou, i tears the hairol dandrelLstops its falliaset v.Sild byJONES, at (he sign pi the Ajaericae Bart?«

Chatham-street. N. V.. or 123 rultoa-atieet. Drool lyj^g «

T? J. WHiTSEY, Licensed Practical P;a,,r.,JT . (late of th< firm of \Vjiits»y .V .J, nkins.) w :.uld rW'

form Ins friends and the ouoiie_tli.it he ha* n.^j

i

rfiENDEK FEET.-M. 0. 01 HT!>, \ ; J1 street near Broadway, has on hand < »u| jiy 0f yt|dressed French Calf-bkius, abeautiful aruclennd well ctj...lated fortender feet. Fir-t .r.^Boots on hand, iru.v

material: ilso made to m< sure. OentienwnYB^o«|k2ol v irii as qualities, from $2 ötoSb». Msoon|uiad.(m«Lvman Ol* m Brosaiu, Gaitei Boots, Morocco^.Calf &»Bans, Stfc Ladies' ind Misses Gain o, Buskins, C^SBdmbSec Also, best quality ol Hue. and stout BoottuidSaoatrfBovs if"all ages fn»m years old and upwards, Ge-thn .,W ,;. Boots with or.t r :ie Loudou lend Soles; t'oti $iBoots, Stc, iii of which will be.fnniuhed at rcasotuak*|ocaau3l lm .

_

Hi X »Ts? A Mi si l< ti;s-Country Merchufcajjothe>, ,tre invite*! to call and examine a »neralassorta»«

oftheabovearticles. Also. Hats, fur. clotliaud staletCs«S B. A large invoice ofthick kip and call IWts. te^_atulciU'Brogati*. sewed aud pegU lh* «bo*< wdlt*,:verj low for cash orshort tune lot approved paper. fWcall md exainine (don't forget die number.)

g VLE i» CO No. 360 Pearl *t corner ol ruhr*..uill lin.lüU * I St.-.:. s II..!. I biiihhius.X.Y*!

F i R~S r PK Li MTU -MGAITER I500T AND SHOE STOKE?H£ SUBSCRIBERS would respectfaje

_inform those Ladies who are'desirous ofpmrhasin;-,^Sh>>, . ir theirs t.e -ill made of the hues! b reuch iristeraaon I <>t- suited to the slut] e of llie foot . that none butsui»rv<workmen me employed ; that --.ir mauutactury i« uoifti,suiierintemlenceof a very competent foreman ; and that mhue on hand, at all times, an extensive issortnientjeeasistatofevery fashionabl« styJe of Ladies, Hisses,Bovis iado3dren s Bo.>:s and Shoes ..and also, import rfirect fmrattein;makers in INri... Ladie» French Shoes; a largeasioitm*»,.tways on hand. TU CTLE !t HAVWahd, *

No. 389 Broondw u one door ab*iv< Beai!r-*ttr,tN. B..T. & H. received a silver Medal and'Biploaa br

su|ierior sampjespf Ladies' Gaiter Boots a^d Shi^i, atu*l.it> Fan in this crity.Measures *k-ri. unUnUi promptly evernreil. >83a

BITES OK M St) i IT« »I :s. Bug^,ccc.arectirnjin a few minutes l>> a cakeofthe Italian ' hemieal Sai.-

Soldat the situ of the Amen,- m Easle, S3 (JiarJuni-streM. \lV. or im Fiilton-sloet. Itiooklvn_aalita

'

Hartford Fire Insurance Company.FLUE INSURANCE ai llie lowest rates by tie

11 .;:!ord Fire InsuranceCompauy.--(IncorpOsatedlill-Ch tr- perpetual-)This Ion; established and well known lnstitutlonttti»in

r>en in active operation upwards of thirty yeats, continues:.iinsure Houses, Furniture, Stores, M erch.ituli.se. and rier? Jesent tion of property against or damage bv tire on the amifavorable terras, JUHN NE1LS0N, Jr. Apat,

je2UJm* _ai Wall ttiM.

rfTHE I K 'WA h' I' LNSÜ.'ANCE "t'i»ni|wiijv"-J. Cai ii tl 5300,000; Office No. oi Wall .;. TmsCoarasrcontiuu ss to make insurance against loss ot dani.ige by tire, teainland uai igatiou.

diri tors:llensselaer Haven, Najah I'aylor, Corls. W. hawract,J. Phillips Phoenix, William Conch, MicaliBaldwin.John Morrison, I!. L.WooH*y, Nathaniel Wred,Joseiih li. Varuum, Fanninc <'.Tuck«vJohn Bankin,David Lec. Meizs DJ5enjamiii,John D. Wolfe,Caleb O.Iialsted, William W. Toild.lTnlinaad SuyAiaHenry G-Thompson, B. HAVEN.S, TrankstLkwis PlIILLirSj. Secretarv._ ill

\\ni<> Will be bald ob grey-heabVt ED «ii u, for tin low price of three ihilluas, a. spies

did bead ofhair can be had I Reader, this is no paffiag. Kc.iithis:

[From the New-York Tribune,January.]" We see that Judge Edwards; of Philadelphia, a m.icor ¦¦.

Til rears of me, the top of w hose he id «.,s as bald as üi* p«j»ofone's hand two mouths since, has itow_ßne dark bairnosins fast, from the use of Jones\ * 'oral Hair Restorative.'*This positively forces the hair to grow; stops iufallrogsi

cure-, scurfor daudrulf, and makes li;hr., red or r;rey hair peadark. It dresses the hair beautifully, an;l keem it ia.orsjtwice as long as anv other preparation. Sold lor thiwibi-li:^^ i bottle, at the sign of the American Eagle. B Citatumstre. f. N. Y.. or It* Fultoii-sireet, Brooklyn; 3Lvdxer Boiilimrs. Philadelphia, and 8 State-street, Boston. an li lav

DANDRUFF, or Loss of IIair, is caused byjlamruid or obstructed circulation in the small bloofoeadi

w Inch supply the scalp and hail witli nourishment, in conequeiiceof which the perspiration becomes tliickaad rlarra,and dries '>u the surfacejbrniing a eiu»i,raileddaudruff.wkKSclogs up ihw pores of the skin, and by its pressureanaiiisttfcroots ol the hair preveuts it fi .mreceiving lufficienl uourisVmeut to ret..in v it ilitv. The h ur tlien f>- comes harsh nuia-id'j^oit. cli oiues eolor und tall. oil'. This unbtsdtbl ifction is very speedily and etfci tually cured by JATNLlHAIR TÖN1C, which revives the dormant powiasoflksurface vessels, removes the dandruff, and pioilurrsaneueiIn licit) growthofhaii to supply the.old; and balibestb e*vented or removed where is already exists.The folio .ving certificate is selected, which jtuacsrctlr

proves its extraordinary virtues:Messrs. A. B. Sc I). Sands: Gentlemen.As an act ofjnAcc

toyou and Dr. Jayne, 1 send you this certificate to iaföniTHnf tlmiuv iluablebenefitnij wife has received from IheauslDr. Javue's Hair Touic She lost nol only h-r entire aoddhair, but her eyebrows also; and xfu r t. \ in-* various leaurkawitli no benefit;she useil Dr. Jayne's Ilm Touic. Sheo»<two boitb s before we could discover till hair had »tarUsi.»'edinmeneiug »* ith the third; it >r irted to grow out fwrly,*1in a (ew weeks head and evebiowe w< re covered witlisil"1growth of fu.e black b ur. better lhau she lud lost; I ih'"'u as entirely proiiuced l>v the u>.- of the Tonic; and i»oukl>comm. ud it to all m h>> need a simil ir remedy.

Truly yours, JOHN N. JA1 KS0.NPrepared only bj Dr. D. JAYNE, T) South ThM-s^at,

Philadelphia. Price SI.Sold at w holesale and ret iii by A. 15. 5c I). SANDS. Pu;

gists, 7'j Fulton, conn r of Gold-stiei t. Also sold byABBAIIAM B. SANDS mi 0., No, 273 Broadway, comaChamber-street; DAVID SANDS 8tC0., No.77Wßw»f

way. «|u9lra

TN CilANCEi; V, Eijjiul, (;irciiit.-fh7 HaniJL Coinmissioners of the State ol New-York vs. the BadButTalo..Notice is hereby given, pursuant to anUrderdfthCourt of Chancery dated th* :;ut day of Feliruary.TM3,'dalthe sub3cribei has been Hu!, p[iointi .1 Receiver of thepi«i«rlyand effects of the said Bank ofBuffalo: that by said ariait is referred to one of the Masters of il.is r "<.urt r-sidiug in tiecounty of Erie, amongst other tilings, to take and stair in u-count >.f all the demands of auy description a^ninst the sudBankof Buffalo; and to enable die s.u.! Master to takeaalstate jaid account, aud for the general pu i osecoatemplatei))the statute, all the creditors of the s.nd Bank ofBanalowr-.juired to .'v.hibir tin ir acconnts, claim ; and <Ji-inainl»againstthe said 15 nk of Buffalo, to fames Crocker, Esquire, the Ma>texhayinKsaid lefereiicein charge, at nhotacjemvtkäxt*Butf^lii, by the I3tli day of s |itembernest,andhe«oiiMpunato this suit; md in default thereof, th«J will he prrelni!"from all benefit of the decre« which shall be maoeia tlni»*and iron, »ny distri mtinu ti hich sh .U be madeundersBcn*>cree. Buffalo, M^rch the8th, 18; t.

IRA A. BLOSSOM, Receiverof the Bank«/Buffalo.*s.mk.r.«o« hi.it. Mi i,, in Chancen rnhUdtSlJ

'l i )(>T iJA( in: CORED,IN ONE MINUTE, by thethe i LOVE VNODYNE..Tinan . xcellenl artii le, and will cure £niojt v ioleut tdothai he, or win n»«gums, in one minute. TheChoe.voilyne is not iinpleasvlil to the taste,injurious to the tretll, and will rri*'-ctKWTLV cure any tooth to which n =

ai plie Prii ¦. cenU. ("t safcljDAVID SANDS ic CO. No. WO*

Broadway; TT» Fulton street, md i'ii Bio i.i-.v ay, corner CM*her st. Granite Buildings. ;,b3 J*.SOAP WORKS AND PERFUME LA:

b( II? VTf >RY.70 Trinity Place., hat Lxtmher-slreti, Sew-York.

WM, J' HNSON & VRQÖM,Misn ir,!' loiir.ivu'ii':"11^;

The Trad- supplied on the tn.--: Bbrra «r»PaleYeUöwSoap,'for familyR eme* VmoojIJrise. Cologne Water.

White Bar Soap, seated. LavenrSej »lo.Palm Windsors, aud every de-iBes/'s Oil. ,

scription of Fancy s,|Ox-M tsrow IVrornaur-forGr<*ce», Druggists.Shr;>- Curling Fluid.mns Merchants and Fami-iOranse-rlower^*^a-.Iie-v-m the neatest style and Orecinn Dye l-r «.«

finish. Cold Cream. .j,n^«JiPerfume.!Kd-i f-r ';- ' vfl^

Shaving Soaps, in poti -uid'PertumcBai^toprersss-*"cakes, of the most excellentiBeaurifi jug Louoav"tuality. \nti uie Oil- .

Toilette Powder. HandketchielMilk of Roses: Chlorine Tooth WssWExtract of Mu>k. 'Eapiit de Rose. , |,. netAll article, manufMctnred a: those works arelwTj*S.«nur

the trade. Dealers, Merchant* and Peddlers »oula*»^^inspect our ,tock lwf..re m ii.i.iL' t!i«ir pur' ba»»-*-

^

Rem« >VEr>.Btrebe's Patenl rmproved Cook,iog BangeJtlaauCsctory. from No.5t6 Biovf»*>

233 Water street and No. ur, Broadwaycomer Ofltn *r=,th<the public are respectfully invited to c«jlalKive, for»ale onlv at the st.«ss 11 <ces. For sa'*;'". tl.r^eau 13 Im CHARLES rOV. ler. Agent.2» .wj"

removai^-to new-york.Tin; \j »>s or feet and legs no n\>^

DRANCE to the ACT OF WALKJNGJ2^I|£F. THOMAS. Co-Jc Le2 Maker, &r. re.irctfullv iiiformsi»rnbhc that he hu* removed from Pl.iladeh.hiato No. «»Jter-street, corner of Pik.-streer. New-York City. ^'^^continue* to Mauufactun- Artiticial Limbs, on a

most correct and least complicated, harioE, thronRl* *^: Aty, invented, made and worn ai. artificial levr for «. i*and been a manufacturer for 35 years, feels conh.h-iit:aIK fsatisfaction to all who call on him for LEGS,Afi^iS, or the COiliiON W00J3EN aa2 J»*