THE WARNING OF DEATH.

Thf.y tell me that my closing hour is near.

I know not if it is so.coming time

Has some few records that we may not hear

Without a dark inclining unto crime.

Make not mv heart the wizard or the seer,

But know'that if I perish in my prime.It cannot be till the weird sister handsThat weave mv thread of destiny shall tire,

And with their fatal shears clip off'the bands

That bind mc to Repentance and Desire.Never, till my own Destiny commands,And earth grows palled with me, shall I expire.

I shrink not from the ordeal:.ere my closeHow many may lament that I am here :

How many cheeks, where nestled long the rose,

With mc shall sadly change it for a tear:

How many times, self-willed, shall I opposeMy bosom to Remorse's venomed spear.

'

A thousand.yet I struggle to fulfill,In sadness and in mirth, a given round'

That bears no seeming guidance from my will,And hurries madly to itrs final bound ;

80 shall my lift-, untouched by mortal spell,Falter and fail mc when the lost is found.

*Tl»ls nonsense might have done extremely wellIn time* of old, whew people would believe

The kind of doggerel that all poets tell [' thiesAbout 'compelF and 'hell,' . grieve,' 'deave' and

tVe do kmvt bettor, and we know uV 3: ellCalled fate' and ' desduy we like to wi - re

As an excuse for breaking wiudow.panesAnd watchmen's heads, and sleeping in wrong places:

The only re^l fate is Fashion.brainsThtt tight all other folly.when the Graces

Give orders, calmly ".ive them up ihe rein;.,

And ape, contentedly, all their grimaces.

Jfiagara Falls wearing Away-Improve-meiitH, &c.

Correspondence of The Tubune.Niagara Falls, June 17, IS43.

The good people of this village, as well us thevisiters sojourning upon them, were not a littlesurprised as weil at amused on reading the letterof your Buffalo Correspondent, published in theTribune of the 9th inst. He thinks that the Fallshave receded a considerable " within five years,and that the Tower near Goat Island is unsafe '"

He may be nervous: no one would question hissincerity, but his verdancy is really quite refreshing to thoe'e: who tarry at the Falls sufficientlylonjr to get acquainted with them.

Ttlis Tower was erected by the Messrs. For-tcrinlbSti. Every person who has visited theFalls since that time, and even for years before,must have noticed two or three large fragmentsof rock lying upon the very brink of the precipice just below the Tower, and which one man

with a good lever could, apparently, tumble intothe fearful chasm below. It is twenty years sincethe writer of this first visited Niagara. Theserocks, which ure certainly not three feet from theedge of the precipice, stand now as they stoodthen ; the only difference being the absence olthe water about their basa, it having been par¬tially obstructed and turned into narrower chan¬nels i>y the flood-wood which is fastened amongthe rocks above.

It is to be hoped that no visitei will deprivehimself of the impressive view which may be ob¬tained from the top of the Tower, in consequenceof the groundless fears expressed by your corres¬pondent.

Since my la6t, General Whitney, of the Cata¬ract Hotel, has made extensive improvements inthe establishment, having added about eightyfeet to his main building, of stone, which is'stuccoed' or 4 rough-cast,' as they term it here ;so that he now presents an imposing front ofabout two hundred feet on Main.street. On tlulower floor of Ulis addition he has fitted up a fineand spacious Ladies' Dining Hall, while the up¬per ones are finished off into commodious privateparlors and bed.rooms, the whole arranged withnew und beautiful furniture. "Besides this, he hasjoined to his main building on the south, by a

high covered-way, a large three-story slone build¬ing, which projects directly into the beautifulrapids between Coat Island and the Americanshore. The upper stories of this building arc di¬vided into delightfully cool and pleasant lodging.rooms, the beauties and advantages ol" which are

enjoyed almost exclusively by bachelors and' gentlemen without ladies'.the tender sex never

being taken across to lodge there. On the southend and immediately over the water ure twobroad piazzas, commanding a fine view of theAmerican rapids, the bridge, the islands, the riverabove, and the Canada shore beyond. Travelthe world over, and you cannot find a more deli¬cious spot to indulge in an early morning prome¬nade, or puff away your evening cigar; In thebasement is an artificial reservoir bountifullystocked with the far-famed bass and masenlongcof the Niagara, from which the table of the Cata¬ract is supplied. When I add to this, that underthe same roof you may find warm and cool bath:;at a moment's notice, but more particularly whenyou try all these things experimentally, and wit¬ness the kind attentions of Gen. W. and hissons, together with the order, system, prompt¬ness and stillness with which every thing is done.I think you will be ready to admit that the " be¬longings" and " findings" of the Cataract couliinot well be improved. 1 must not forget to men¬tion another addition to the traveler's jeomioil.made since my last visit, which is a fine bath-house erected by the Messrs. Porter on Bath Isl¬and, where warm and cold baths may be obtain¬ed, but the crowning charm of which is a largeplunging bath. A 'float' upon the "darkly,deeply, beautifully" green waters of the Niagarawith the thermometer at 80° is a luxury whichmight cheat even the -rout of its victim."

But lest 1 should bestow too much of ray ten¬derness upon you at once, 1 will c lose, proposing,however, with your permission, to communesomewhat frequently with yourself and your read¬ers, during my future journey rags.

Very respectluilv, yours. &c.Robert Ramble.

A Snake Story.." But here comes our rirs;snake story. In answer to some querv aboutsnakes, our landlord at Woodville had* repliedthat there was a smart sprinkle of rattlesnakes onRed Run, aud that it was a powerful nice day tosun themselves. We were now drawing near tothe dragou district, and began to experience thatvibratory sensation belonging to snake terror,when lo! a crackling and rustling of leaves andsticks on our left, and there, sure enough, w.;> a

living snake! It was not, indeed, a rattlesnake,but a very fierce, large, and partly erect, blackone, with a skin as shraeyas ifjust polished withpatent blacking, a mouth wide open, and astonishingly active tongue. Several feet of head andneck were visible, but how many of body and tailwere concealed can never be told except by alge¬bra ; for when, with curiosity still stronger thanfear, the driver and myself got out for a nearer

inspection, not only did her ladyship increase hervengeful hissing, but she was joined in that un-

pleasant music by some half dozen concealed per.formers; and then our new and yet long acquain¬tance, instead of vanishing, as had been supposed,on our nearer approach, darted head-rbremost atus, (and believe me, reader.) in the true Westernstyle.like4 greased lightning.' Had a boa madethat attack, our retreat could not have been marcabrupt and speedy : we pitched and tumbled intoour wagon; and, on looking round, our ciieensnake was leisurely retiring, attended bv more oiher subjects than we even dared to shake a stxkat.. Some of these were apparently infant blacksnakes, for the protection of which we then elm-jectured the dam (?) snake had endeavored to fritirnidate us.in which attempt she had very r«;a.sonabie success." [The New Purchase.

«*^nM r MORNING LINE.For ALBANY.*~- .JA- iTROV. and interm-diaie landincs, fromithe]

-jaggy.Steamboat Pi»r, foot of Barclay strert. 1 hejnew |o«Zmuun «tminboat TROY, Capt Gotham, leavesTHIS MOR MN'G. «t 7 o'clock. _

"

Th. EMPIRE leaves TO-MORROW MORMNO at

°F»r krass-K'-. apply a: the Office, foot of Berclsy-w-1-

"CkÄiI Goods, Freight; Baggage, Bark Bills. Sneoeor any other kind of Prop* rtv, uken, shipp-rd. or pat .»«, boaw

tail Boar, mast be at the rule of the owneri of torn u^-^

Freirht. Bat;tragtf> &c._jM .FOK AL B A N Y AN D T R u V-

ri.._*J"j without lauding The Splendid steamer D1A-

fep!^?fooi?«bÄA ) THfs AFTE1 SOG»at" o clock

not

Passengers t kin/ this boat will not be detained upon thehar,as her draft is so light that she can pass at any^Ume ol .i-l-.

If re.iue.:-d. i s,vi:i:er. will be land.-d at the \V eitern L«e->t Albauv. always in time for the Morning 1 rau».

'or passage or freight, apply to the Captain nu board, or 10i . J. Hall at the office 61 said boat, foot Of La." U- -St.The above bo it v. ill Utv- Albany on alternate tkys, tooted

Hami!toii-»t.. at G o'clock. P. M._nö monopoly!.fare re-

.>'"-." ;.:'! ED FOR THE YEAR ISM3-.New_______-Indep^iid« at Opposition Line fur Albany Di¬rect. FareJOceats. No charge foi Berths. Dechj .-

25 cents. The new and commodious steamboat N£>V-J_SEY, CantR. H.Fury.will leavethe pierfootofRarday-st,New-York, every Monday; Wednesday and Friday, at 7

o'clock, P. M. .

Fdrfrdghtorpasaage apply on board. Freight taken I***than tow-uoat price*. ,

'.

The New-Jersey i; furnished with elegant state-rooms, anafcr speed and accommodation isJiOt surpassed by any steam-

1 boat on the HutLou River._~people'S line of STEAM-

^rj^ BOATS FOR ALBA S i J IIROl .H-Dl____E_&RE< T DAIL Y, n ' clock I1 M., Sundaysne»|itad. From the Steamboat Pier between Lourtland ana

Liberty strett-. ,,,.,..The new and commodious Steam'oat HO' HLM r.n.

Capt. A. Houghton, will leave the Steamboat Pier Dewthe foot of Conrtlaiidt and Liberty-streets, Monday, Wed¬nesday and Fridav evenings, at' o'cloek.-__S'eMnbo^t South America, Capt L. W. Bramard, will

leave Tuesday, Thursdayand Saturday evenings at] o clftc.K.Steamboat North America, Capt M. H. Trn«ddl, anoms

1 it intermediate places, will leave Monday; Wednesday andFriday afternoon at 5 o'clock. ,,

Passengers taking this Lin- of Boats will mvanaMv imyeat AUm.iv ill ample time to tike th. Morning Tram < iMathe E-.st bi West The ab. ve Boat* are new -ad ubs m Md,

j -.re furnir,h"d .iüi new and elegant State Room*, and Tor

cpeed and accommodations are nSrivaW oirthe Hudson.For passage oi freight apply on board, to P. C .Schultz at the

office on the wharf._.£-rr Znew arrangement.. FarerXs_3_Ss_J-d Freight rednced.--.Nevj Yorkand_____&llailroad Line, via Nnrvrichahd W orcester.-Fsorn No. i North Rivex.fooi ol Battery place, UALLs,Sundays "exc«ptedi at 5 o'clock P.M.The Line i* composed cl the following splendid steamers,

viz*WORCESTER, Capt J. H- Vasderbilt.CLEOPATRA. Capt J. K. Dcstajt.NEW HA \'h.n, Cart. Lefevhe.

The CLEOPATRA, on Mondays, Wednesday! and Fri¬days.The WORCESTER, uu Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-

Passengers foi Boston will b- foiwaided by lailro.e!.immediately un the arrival of the above;boat* at Norwich,owl will proceed without change ofcars or baggage;T/:" Fiotn Norwich, Merchandise forlBoston will beJorr

war'ded by Railr« td; without chanueof crates, and arrive iflBoston the Uav aft et learins New YorlN. B. Samples, Light Packages,;&c. will I- forwarded

v.- i l, Extra Despatch, by request made known to the snbscn-. nur. D. HAY1VOOD,

FreithtAgeni forN.Y.&B. S. B. Sc B It. Line,atthe Office on the << haif.

\Vhere .-.II information in recard to Freight, to or from Bos-! ton may be obtained; also of

p. B AL LEX, 39 Peel« slip, up »tanFOR SAG-HARBOIL.Th- steamboat THORN will

leave Norwich every morning, (Sundays ?Mri'trJ.) km?through from N< w-Yorli to v" ig-Harbor S2 M

I Nu freight received after halApest i P. M.. _...,.

«aras-j -morning boat for peer-rtgssHOB -' SKILL. Vend mck. Grassv-Point, Sing-Sin-,____l__Tarrytown, Dobb'sFerrv liastiugsand \ oi,k-ers..Breakfnsr and Dinner on board..The new and splendidsteamer COLL'.MBL'S, Capt. Wm. II. Frazee, will leaveN-W York'from the foot of Chambers street, every morniinr(Friday's excepted.)at 7o'clock,and retuniiuffleave IV-k.^liilltame day at 121 o'clock, P. M. ; except Sundays, w hen liev%ii| le:v. !v-jv,!iill a ¦> .i'. loch;. I'. M. Landing it the footof Hammond street e..;h way. Freight taken atreduced rates.Noticb.All goods, freight; baggage, bank bills, spi u .-

my other kind of property, taken, shipped, or put on board thisboat, must heat the lisk ot theo«.'.ers of such ^.I .. I...ub:bagu i«ir. ,'s.e.rrr* All |iersous are forbid trusting any on« on account of

said boat or owner:,._J' IJ

rc.3r*_-j Z^i'li (H'I'Si'.s atol ititcrmediateti-w__, _|Loc.ln.gs.-The Steamboat WEST« HES-5______&TER, Capt Wm. H. Melles, will leave tliefoot »I Cellar st, theensniugseason, oVery Monday, Wedniday and Friday at 5 o'clock, P. M. connecting at Hudson witlithe Hudson and Berksiiin Railroad, the cars of which leave onthe irrivalof the boat Iteturning, the boat leaves Hudson onTuesday: Thursday md Sunday, al 6 o'( lock, P. Mi or on thearrival ol the cars; teuchuig botli ways at the intennediatilaiidiuaa. For freight or in-sage, apjdy inboard or:..

STORRS 8t S^TEPHENSON, 99 West;st.This boat Ira b:»Mi put in complete oird< r, with an a4ditioual

namber of StatcRooms, ai*d frill be found ;&s pleasant mdcomfortable a boat a'. t_y on the river. This boat lows nobarges. . ....

This boat is uow ready to receive freight, and will le ivi ouFriday,7th April. apS 9m

"new YORK and KINGSTONSTEAM FREIGHT AND PASSAGE

___5S_L1NE.For Kingston arid Delaware and Hud¬son Canal.Stesmbo its NORWICH and EMERALD.The NORWICH, Captain Johs SaMor.Ls, wilJ leave N. w-

York, foot of Warren street, ev> ry Wedaesu iy Saturda)it 5 o'clock, P. M.Will leave Kingston (Rondout) Lar.tliu^ every Tuesday

_d Fridav, at 3 .'"dock. f. M.The EMERALD; Captain John Ki.tihtm, will leavi

New-York, foot of Murray street, every Monday andThurs¬day ai 5 o'clock, P. M.Will leave Kingston (Rondout) Landing every Wednes¬

day and Saturday at a o'clock. P. M.For freight oi passage applj on board._ml.?t) ;f

äsT^nTJ^T. powell & GO 'S link FORJ»-r_-£rv_..; NEWBURGH, L indiuu at Coldwell's W ..

__T____Point arid Cold S| ring.The steambo a HIGHLANDER, Capt. K. Wanlrop; willleave the pierfooi ofWar¬ren-street every Monday, Thursday and Satürdar.at i o'clockp. .v.. Returning, v ill !.¦«> New burgh n rv MOnda .,. GA. M. and Tuesday and Friday at '¦> i'. M. r"oi iivixht oi pas-»aire, apply to theCaptain on boiird.Baggage and freight of all descriptions, bank bills or \K

put on board, must beat the risk of the owners thereof, unlessa bill of l idi.it; or re. tot- oci:- .! loi th- inte.i! I

flirv», -NEW ARRANGP:MENT.. HUTJ,i.r~rnk'>. 3sON and NEW YORK.Foi freight indpas_____«_ m ngi i.The new and elegant steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt Thomas P. Newbei , will 1 ive.Hudson 1 iNew York every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday; it : p\ o'¬clock, P. M. on the ariiyalof the Hudson and Berkshire Rail¬road Cars, and touch at intermediate landings. Returnirig,leave New York every Tuesday;,'Thursday, and Saturday,from the foot of Ce<! it street,rand arrive in Hudson the uextmoniing; in time to take the Railroad cars for Boston;For further information, inquin iu-Hudsou of llUBBEL,CLARK x CO. lu New York, of SÜTDAM, REED &

GO; at the foot of Liber: -.- street, North t'ivi r. oi on beeither place. a!8tf JEREMIAH BAM I ..

_Ä_3 FOR newburgh.Landing atCaldwell's. West Point, Cold Spring, < orn

Siall, and Fishkill Lai ding.The steamboat JAS. MADISON, Capt Chas. Halstead,ivill leave Warreu-»trtvt pier evei j Tuesday and F;i'l iv äfti r

noon at -1 o'clock.All Baggage, Packages or Parcels, Bank BilL or Specie, put

on board this boat without being entered on the boo!; or ie-

ceipted for; must be at the risk of tin owners thereof, all tfNEWARK AND NEW-YORK.

Fare only 124 cents!Th- splendid ft-ünei PASSAlC.Capt J.

Gaffy, on and after June .'¦ will run as follows:Leav« New-York 1'roin ih».foot 01* Barclay st 10 o'clock

A M. and at i o'clock.P. M,Len e Sewark from the foct of Ct ntre s:n et at ~l o'clock.

A. M.and at l] P. M.nr^r* Freight carried at very low rates. jei ifW" Vi*** äSTATEN im. IND FERR V. j_^--N^-pf-r ofWhitehalI-,t.The steamboats STAT-.rmtt t i i Ulli. EN ISLANDER and SAMSON will run

*s follows until further noticeLeave New-York, S.9.10.11.1.2.3f-r5.6.7." StarenIMand, ::.:i.l.2.i .3.f,.7.

Leave Staten Island and New-Yorkeery hour on Sundays.N. B .ExcurkioQ to Fort HamUtcm._< Suntl&y* exceptML).Leave Fort Hamilton 71 A. M., returning from New-York it

AH freight shfpped is re>iairedtobe partica] irlymarked, aiidi> at the nsk of ti-.e ow ner> theieof. j^IL'

EXJZABETHrPORT AND NEW-Y'ORK FERRY COMPANY..Sri t>n

-S__Summch Ar.r.sM.i mi.nj >..K-:« 121The_Stevuboats WA PER-W1TCH and CINDERELLAAv daily from Elirabeth-Pon to New-York, touching at New-Biiihtoti .ind Port-Richmond,each trip, as follows:SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

On and after April Otb, 13:J. to Jn i« ist, :,si3.Leave ElizabethrPoxt: Leave New^York\X Si; 8.and 11 o'clock, A. M. At Si md U'l o'clock, \ MAt 1 atnl i o'clock, I*. M. At 2, { and f. o'clock. I'. M.D.n St'sniy, 0> SodavAt 8 o'clock A. M_ and 12i A: '.o o'clock A. M! and "iand 4l o'clock P. M. arid 6 o'clock T \lSUMMER AR1C\Ni»K.\«!,nt."

On and after the 1st day of June. IgnLeave Eliubeth-Port: Leave New-York .

At Ci. sand u O'clock A. M. AtSt,8iand 101 o'clock*\ mAt I, i and 6i o'clock T. M.JA: 2, i and Si o'clock"l!. XL0>; mmm v. (.K st NP4TAt s. 10 and 12 o clock A. >!. At r. 10 and 1!* o'clock \ MAt 1, 41 and 6 o'clock P. M.»At.3,3l and 6 o'clock P. M*o^;?'Tr"^'l^'0f.,WStli*,d« Scotch-Jlains, PlaintieldBound-Bro..>k Spme/ville, Eh.-iou end Schooley's Mountainb\ th- Llnabetb-towa and Somerville Railroad Cars willleave New-\0rk in the Si o'clock boat iu the moruug:, lad Üthe t o clock boats in toe afternoon.Passenters from the n- o'clock boa: m il. !,- ,u Sen-.. rriOt it-,us<-> lor Easton atid for Schooley's Mountain on :he euriiu the r .:s Somemlle.Tlie Horse Car will h ave the front ol the Union Hotel ouir-ter of an hour previous to the departure ol" each boatAt! hAJv. tee a: the r;.k r,

J" ARU OIL..The ^ur.st-nhiTj h-nv con.« ntht-J on hand and «re daily receiving a superior Quality of La:'...:Oil mannlactured on a new and improred pnucipl, wiüwhich they can supply the trad* at all times, in quantity andpublic isi .rticulajly invited to the article offered bi them il^i'isc..j:Md?red nneojoalled by anv other made. 1: give. .morebnlhant -light, i» tree from all smell, and clearer andeipaally as protitable ler burmagas the t--t Si^rm tbl mdlor niaanfactunng purpose* his preiereneeover Oliie Oil

JS tf_BU TLE R *& M0 RRISVlS W ItSs'tJARM SAET-WATERBATHS!^_" FS

. "l*»1?'' Bt«*»>k'v"- Open for Ladies and Gendementromi A M until lü P M. Also, a conunodtous SwimmiuBatli lor Lad!« on T^day» and Fndavs from i A M untilJ* -jl« and lor tn-ntiemen At all other tinges. Also, Warml.-old and Ttpid Shower Baths; and Medicated Va«k>r B ol(nav be had by Laili-sand Getitlemeu at all times. | \V rBath Scents iticketi lor SI. 30 tickets Cold Bath Ücents. Medicated Vapor Bath 60 rents. N. B. A soap is pro¬vided with which the »km can be cleansed a.^ «eil as w ith i-akwater. jP22 lin*

\,ri>RMlLUl'N..10 r,s..s Cht».-*', for sale j,,V GRINN ELL, MINTCRN & CO.,_78 South-ttreet.

JOSEPH H. FOSTER, M. D. Surgeon DerT-y tist, has removed from Nu. 201» No. U Park place- m2 3m

W

«^«w*-MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD. !EgtiäfM.NEW-YORK, NEWARK AND MORRIS-fl^ra^TOWN-- SiTMMC« UC*J&GT3tTTT.

Lease New-Todt I L-ave Newark L-*re Mornsurvrn8 o'clock A. M. | 9 o'clock A- M "t o'clock A. M.j

" P.M. U " P. Ml 2< " P.M.!'-.*.-!,...:- '. mrming train to MonUtown arrive there

by I0i '/cJock, when »taite* will be iu resdmess to convey themto Schooley'* MountAin, Wi«hingtoii, B-hid«r~ and Easton:also to Stanhope. Sparta, New town. Millford and Owego.

Passenger; from Morristown will arriv- u BWtttJta the

morning i id evening train* fiorn New \ ork !.>r Philadelphia.N. B.B-, an arrani-emejit just mad- the «.jr> or. this road

mo direct to tndfi«>.ii J=rvev City in connection with their air, of the New Jersey Railroad of the ssine hour, therebyas >.idi«? an .- change of jvus*nger>> or baggvg . as formerly.The M. ii EL Railroad bating recently U-n reiaid with the

heaviest H rail, is now in complete running order, and offersae of the most attractive and pictninque excursions tn the

vi« i..:- as »«-:!... 2 cwininudioos and expeditious conveyancebetween New York and Morristown lor passeftgezsand freight»rhi< '. .Mil be i -k-n on the most reasonable term*. Office at

the foot ofConrtJaudtstreet, wherein a:-ut will always be in

RATES OF COMMUTATION TER ANNUM.Newark to Morristown.Sen

" Madison and Chatham.Sf-O'. Summit.&VI

Millevflk.S!0'. Orange.-.Si""'

J(.n ,f IRA POPP, Sin-rint-ndant.iT;NEW-YORE ANDERIERAILR< ȀD

fSZ'ZzX E S T ENDED TO MIDDLETOWN, Oi .-.

«*i^S5$4L< ounty..On and after Thursday, Jane 1. thr.\L-J';:'*~ Regular Trains will run between New-York,

(. uid Middletown daily! Sundays exceptedlas follows:For passeneers. leave foot of3)u-vrieVstn-ez;"at 3< P. M. by

. iinhoat ARROW. Ca;fain A. H. Schultz, takmg th" Carsit i i-rr:. mt, sad arri.- at Gi shen at fcl 0 clock and Middle-town at 9o'clock P M. Returning, lease Middletown at 6AM. and arm- a! N< w-Ytuk at 11A. M.

\n l.ccommodäaön Lnw for Freight inn rassengcrs leavesNew-York as above at 6 A. M- and arriv-;. it Gosbert at !'!: o*-clock andMiddletown ai 1 o'clock P.M. Returning, leaveMiddletown it P. M.an<! arrive in the citv about !2.

i 11 Freight, leave New-York at 5 A. M. and arrive at Mid-town same day. Returning, leave Middletown at I P. M

and arrive in New -York i^me iiiyht.H. (.. >L\ MOL R, Sur>enntendent

May 24th,1843._._mgg""new-vork to easton, Pa..Peo

SRkJ5£S5 Lin* Fare S2.1.Leave PI r No. 1 S rthSa^W^Rivei itSio'clock, A. .'«!. d tily, (Sundays ex-

_lit'"' pted,) bj iteambo it t .-K.:/ ibeth-Port^or leavethe of Coiirtlandt street a1 9o'clock, A. M.. -v N-w-Jer-

Railroad to Elixabethtown, thrre connect with the train

of car. f'jr Somen itle: coaches thence (onlv 3i mile-.) arriv¬ing at Easton at 6 o'clock. P. M. For seats apply to A. D.HOPE, Mercliants'Hotel,.41 CourtlandtstN. B..This route, on icconut of the short distance by

coachns, commend* itself to tii- -..ihlic.Office return ed fr un 7 to 11 Coiirtlandt street. scrd

"LT- new-York,S< 00LE1 'S MOUNTAIN,'£. t St UOthl a tuuu .> 1

and easton.-.. ' ;. -r Leave the foot of Courtlandt street daily (Sun¬

days excepted)at 8 o'clock a. M- by Rai!r-..ul direct, with¬outchange of cars,from Jersey City to Morrisrown; thencebv post coaches throngh Wendham i bester, SchooleysMountain, Aftdersoo-Town, Pört Coiden, Washington toE-ston.at WashinStOn a daily line Iuterserts; te and fromBelvidere. For seats apply to J. If ILL, at J. Patten 1 Com¬mercial Hotel 73 (lourtlandt street.

N. B .Extras runnsiiw: at the shortest notice by applpngto N. U. i.;. - I mied Stifei I' Morn-.towiK !m*_- s^a Pleasure excursion; toW-;-zr--y r V LT >TK. .\LVJRIE. MACKta^5BB*' |\.\\V. GREEX D.W. ANDTHE IVD1 SN SETTLEMENTS

FARE, !'OR TRIP, S24.Th- iplendid low-pressure steamboat BL FFALO, C aptain

Levi Alles, will lease Buffalo for theai...»e points.ouPilclay July Ä1, ai 10 o'cloclc. A. HI«

This excursion pie*>nts a rare Opportunity to those who navenever visited Or-eu B iv and L<k«- siijenur to d-.» so. , pi iceso moderati, that theexneaseis widiin the reach of almostanyperson. Passengers will have an opportunity of % tsilirip the|. lian Settleu nti Falls of St. Marie and [He beautifulsi 1, around tlie fool of Lake Superior) and aUb every qth-

point in th-? region,oiiuteresl to litecurious and . ientifictras-eler. .

The Buffalo has Undergone thorough rep 111 = and for accammo lations w not surpassed by any böai '<n the western waters.Evereaitwtioniwul.be paid by the officers of the boat to thecomfort arid pleasure of those on board.A L-o'-d Band of Music will accompany the Excursion.For Berth* or Star«- Kooius, amdv «-n IumpI, or at tl.Hie--

ol 1 HAS M. REED, W ter-street, Buffalo,je?? 3w_._t--fc I-ViR L<)XDOS- K <¦ rrt 1! ;t r I \^ K . I r'.f »h-Mta 1st July.Tlie splendid Packet ship VICTORIA,^¦jitzi E. E. Morgan, master, will sail as above; hei ri gülarday. .

.

Having very supsrior accommodations for cabin2d cabin,and steerage |ia«sericers, persons wiihVng to embark, shouldmake early application to

JOSEPH Mi MURRAY.10(1 Pine .street, comer at South.

Persons ivishihgto sen-l for their friends, cau^hai .'..

brought out by the above ship, or any pf th- r....iai pack-ts,by »pplyine as above;(if by lettiiT. post iPid.)_j2t

- . [ v.\ [TED LI XE OF LIVERPOOL PACK-ZfSSt'. PS.Päckel of Lit July..The well-known, fast-...Kns& ".Iingj uid favorite |wcket-ship OHIO, ( iptaiu ILLyon, v. ill s iil jiiiiictu ill\ asabov-.The accommooatiohs 01 this ship for cabin, second cabin

and steerage passengers, esthnot be surpassed! her be!w-.-ndecks, which are very spacious, are fitted up with4 degiee olcornfort unequaletfby any other packet in port; Tho*e.aboaivisiting '!v-o|(| country, erm,i-t t,, be pleased with tl:-- ar-

rangemeiits made frrr their.comfort. The pnccol' passjrge be¬ing lern i'kabiy low, those wishing tösecüreberths shocld n 1"fail to maki irh apt licatiön board foot ?f V er ;.t,or

: W :. \ T. TAPSCOj TU Peek slip, comer South streer.

Persons wiriitisg to ..?n>l for their friemhr, can have thembrought outiii firs' class American packet ships sailing fromLiverpool weekly, on favorableternts. jeZR'£15 FOR LIVEllPOOL.Packet of Jnlv 7th.

The picket ship PATRICK HENRY, J 1 [Delano,./'-..'i master, will sail \, above h^r rrgular day.Em freight or passage, having superior accommodatiohs'.ap-

p'.yon hoard, loot of Maiden Line, or to ...

ÜRIN.N El L. MIN.T1 RN fc CO. 78 South st.Thi tck t*hipINDEPENDENT E, E. Nye,master, will

succeed tfie Patrick Henfrv aipi sail August 7th.her regularday._jelS

F« 'R lAjNDtEV. i'ar/kf'l uf J:'!v iüii,.,. T.t-7¦.)'!.¦ Packet ship quebec, f.e Hebard master,

:i! sail as above nit regular day. Foi fieighl 01 pi.-age;having bürörioi accommodations, applv on board, footol VI iid. u lai -. to GRLNNELL, MlNTURN St CO.

jiwi_78 South stieet.

iLi'f "ES'IAULISHEU KmiFnmT' P,.--..^S^'P1 -rr Office,.« Si>uth st. New-Yotk.Regular Lone f-^~vjuP-i kets>-The subur\bere9n\in>'s3 to nnngoui j-rson*from inj rl il Great Hi.tttin and'Jreland, who may been-,.).« Ibj .'. frierid^rn^e, by tlie regular line ofPacket Ships,jailing every six days from Liverpool. Persons sending tortheir friend* may reiy that "ist cue will Ik- taken to luv« themdespatchedwithout d-lay iu Liverpool, and will nIways en¬deavor to merit i continuance ofthe public patronage, whichhas been so liberally bestowed"for many years past; and thoseremmitting-money cau have Drafts, payabh at all the Bauloiiud Bi t icfai throughout the I vit-d rtingddui.For fartirci i irticclars trj ply (if by letter, post pai.l.) to

.!ohN MERD.MAN.r.l Soutt. st.

Ij'OI? SALE.Thefast sa)Un^,coprk;red and.T-vv coppei fastened ship NEW ENGLAND burthen

j7.1 ton., or aboilt 2h>'} b'.ds. oil limit at Medford,Mass., of the best rmt-rials. afid previous to her last voyagewas completely overlinüled, and sheathed and coppered withheava ] ondon copper; basa full inventory' including wha¬ling gt er tiid boats, and about 1200 bbl.. oil t asks tndshook*,Sails and rigging In good order,and <:an Iv fitted for annthervoyage it reri light e\|««-iis-. Lic>at Jitud's wharf. Ferfurther particularj inquire of . ,

GKINNELL, MINT! i CO.,j Je n_h S mth -'.

DRAFTS '"N ENGLAND. LRELAiVD,^ ^ '''' Jbout remittiug.money to their friendss.^!-?ctU «ii th'- old countr\, can b- stipp!i.-d w ith drafts pava-bb i.iii!-in.i!..l. « .'hont di-eoimt oi an;, other chaise, in-urns

£l, .'J1.'. .-..i. jCi'. £10, £20. £50. or am amount at the National; B of-'Ireland, Proriucial Bank do, Meisrs, -mes Bpits m Ss Bauki rs; London, 1 Bamed \ Co E» :'r «». maDis< lunt Bank, Liverpool;Eastern BankoTS. rl.-.nd. Green*ock Banking Co.; Sir V»"m. Forh-.--. HunteratCo., Scotland,and tiie [). liiclirs in ewr. post town throughout England, fre-! ind, Scot! ü'.ii. .-let \VaieS, «hieb «iraf^, will be forwarded hytlie steamer t aledonia that h aves Boston «"i the t-t Julv, bv

w. j. .V r. tapscotTat their i.i mend Pi.-age Office; 43 Peck >lip, cor. South-st,N. B. AI l!--:t-!- i'rctn the country must be post paid. jt2

;iI:I IXI'i> SUGARSAT THE Fol LOWING LOW < ASH PRK F<:fTOOLSEY AND W( lOLSEl' oflertheirstaiid-» anlqtiHlicy Double ReAoed Sm.--.na, follow*, i!\:r.e;v:

Loal.n cents i- : pound, 3 U'h-u less than t> ).ackas-sCrushed .....11 do do } art- j-urth^sed, half a c-ntPowoered.. tt| do <h. \ per pound au^nonal.lhe above are packed i'- follows:L ¦in boxes oi 310 pounds J

tshed in brLs of 200 do / No cliargeforpackages.Powdered inbrls of2M do )Apply to th- N'. w-Vork Patent Ssrar Rermery, corner of

South -_-;d Monigooiery strcr's, orat8<« Wall-StreetN. B. Orders »t of the citv mug be accompanied t»v a re-

U'Htance._ j^I im-

REF1NED SUGAR,p L .v \. STFAUToft'erfor&.tethe-virioiis¦*V -'n-'-tti-s of their Pr e.-:, .! Su-'ir.,. m quantities of fivepacfci^e and tipwarrf's, ,t the foUowing CASH PRICES :

^:a:l'Lu'i Double Loaf Sucar, Ii cents p»-r .-iu-i.Crushed " it '. .'

" Gruu id .' Mr " "

Lvtra Poiitii- Loaf Sugar. \ > " .*

Crushed '. 12 " "

Ground " 12 " "

TI>eabovedre tuckedas foltost-s, withoot charge for package:i-ouhl. Loai Snsar, m boxes about Jtm pounds,trashed Sugar, ut iv.rHs ÜM jpounds.i Sogar, in barrel* J^i pounds;Applj at th Reim ry, Nd.28S Greenwich, corxiex ofCbam-t»exje«tfect Orders outof the city must be accompanied bv aremittance. __jel tfT>1TU MINI >1 ig gi 1 IL -The Mid Lothian Coala-»>.i,ii... . announce to their customers and ther^surneis ol Binuwaous Coal in general, diat the Company;.,_g"ig their mining operations, axe now pp-par-d to

erunto coatractr .. cu '

.4 l ..1 i.''ILi

:-:.V':,V-UT ?- \''^"r *fc"V1Ug the qualits and a laptation- .be v.iJ I.-..:,, .;! , general nie, anil that through a

... '.; ".^'..'! ^maii,tait-.-.la unifonnlv high character.Tn-v hoe .Lso arwaded two chemical etamirsatiV-ma anduialysesol their po^.carefnUy made ,,t different tim«* andidacesroj scseanfic Chemist*, wbibitiue uniform r--uit> ando, !irV"Ji,I:V"- ' r':-t'C!! !"'N,W.l!, these e.id..,,ae, ofdity, the Company tp. jUs::t;e,l Iu anticipiting a fair de-L^Ll^äSr L ,SJ,; a"''^ 5 -,vt- ««W satisfaction to-..1 wr-.o m-y la...r rn-m ^irh t!,-i- custom

A. S. WOOLDRlDOr.,Pr-,;,!l4t M.L.C,M.Co.ts{ Januarv, 1&13.v....

Address.Rii kmo.hd, Yirchvla.Tbe above refemd to Circular to be bad at this office,

E*.L_._jelt low*pLiTTOX YARNS..A constant sttpplr Irom the

V S°P°ki * ,Jr wl".cheap. Apph-Vt 'Na 50 B-a-*£?'!Tv« /i1P^\U^b^, £ C. *ABRISKIE.ri:Äi£ Cl Pr',rl icd 7lFul:on «- TO LET. dsenp. ApPly 83 .^i Bearer-st or OlS Broadway¦mr*Sm*_A. C. ZABRISKIE.PHLXESE VEli3irmON-20?cascs forsaleV/ byJJ^_(:R 1vvr r-"1VTURN kj- O. South »t-_\fADDER..15 casks prim^mbros, for sale by

GRINNLLL, MINTLUN St CO.,Ji 78 SontJi-street

TO r ft.Cellar No. 3 Centre Market. En-

?2r^oarySllU office. No. 5 Hall of Reco^JjffIjj.jq LET.The second story of the Tribuneprl Bnfldings- Poueswoa given immediately, and rent

gaLderate. '^1^^^^ TnW Office-

FOR £_CH_NGE.A house and lot. now

erectingm AvenueC. near SeTeoth-streeC Injure ot

je« ti J. P-jiOVT. cor. June* and Madisorrsts.

jVF;T\.The rv,"Very hvwim? H<N".. 315 Fourth %trTr-r, foil doors west of Broadwiy..V >« be -.Ii he:w-en 12 and 2 « dock. Apply to

rr.hr "'''gRINNELL. MINTIT.N St I o£7« Snath it.

"CjT ji i LFT.The two rtury House 54 North

Ü >V-:*7lr:V:"v Honse and Rear Building No. 13

^"'r^läüia & BEEBE. «!_N..«n-r._?4 TO LET.The KniidinsT No. 1 Doyer^?treet,£Sb D u the Bowery, f rrnol] wenpied t« an ensrne-

fc:^S. ... .>-. >utta!d- : t Carj-.jTer's Sho,.. * r;V'-'rpa^L-iiwuir. the Cornptrollervathts5Hall IW..rd>. Park. A. A.SM Til I om| «t>lhj£

< omptroller's Office. N-w-York, June L, 1W3._J"_and Barn,

ML

KB r»'*^_»fö:sM!&«?i»Also to let. the three storyHonse No. 175 Maduron-street.

Possession en-a immediately. Apply as above, mgim_MFOB SALE intheCityoi Newark, N.J..!?S7ft \ H ms> md 21 icres ofLand, situated in - ..; -Brr id-j'^Üsi-.-; No. 172, within fifteen minutes " ilk ot the Kail-

road Depot The Honse is 25 feet front, md 8deep.jwrth largepiazza in the rear! and well finished throughout. Also,» good»tabl<. fruit trees, Sic. attached t» the premises, tor farther

particlilars »pplyto L NH HOLS.^corner pi William andWashiugton-streets, or of WM. PAL L.on die premises. _rru OUT.

FOR SALE m Norwalk, Conn, onr ot the,. mos- TÜ.I-- -tTTiHTi-for . r.-un-rv rr.-idence wh>h

w-"^r» can be found in Fairfeld, Conn- llw situated .¦

main road leading from the stcamhoal landing at >or-..»k to the Borough ..f Norwalk; and about hajf war between tu- two villages. Also, at the junctionol theYork and B »ton turnpike with themam roadleadute thron«the town. The homestead consists of eight acres t the vcrjtir«t rate lind in a hieb state of cultivation, on w Inch si mos a

comfort::!.l.-dvi.-lli:c Hon.-. a Barn newlj covered, andntlieiout buildings, with an excellent well of water near the b^use.

AJ. tv.;-::t.i«.r.. of e.1 land im :.I « onditioii t'.dt i

a mil- from the homestead ; and two othei nieces of about20irre«, each, a mile from it. The prow rtywdl be .old together01 separate to suit i nrchaser-. For further particnl irs inquireof it.ibscriber, lone on the i :-ini>-«. ..: ol Gei rge W.Bett.. 134 Pearl-,'.. S. W. B-nedict, KFtdtoQIIvOershav KU JAMES BENEDU V.Norwalk, Conn. April 8, 'Mi. my3fl InT»

A FARM FOR SALE, of about ninetyJncres, on Staten Island, adjoining navigable water, inT. Richmond County. Inquire -it No. 9 Ann Jtret r.

je!j 2w *_fcKAiFM FOR >ALE verv rhe.t.i Icr <m.-!i. nr

Twill be exchanged r«r cir.- prorwrty,.fifty icresof l-nd._.house, ham and other outhouses, new, in Saratoga Co.,.I the canal and railroad Enquire of

BURR, BENEDICT & BEEBE.mtjtf__»! N.^sausf.

p< iTJNTRY COLLECTK )NS. .1. Dlclunson,l_/Attorney .it Law, Wilkes-Barre. Pa. will ittend withpromptcess aiid ndelity, to all business entrusted to his carr

in tlie onutj of Loterneand in die idjoiuing Couuliea.Ref renci ¦ in the City ..(" New-YorlüGeorge N. Titu*. Esn.Mcssn. Wetmore k.Co. corner of Vesey and Washington-

8Kbenetcr PlalL. Castiier oi the Leadier Maiiufacturcra Ba:-k.

TNDIÄ RUBBER HÖSE I >R CRpT< >N W.v}. TRR -Trie ptlblii ire resi-ectfuilv invited to examine ihtarticVas maniifactitred by the sub ribcr. Tht wpenorltj olIndia Rubber ho»i :> ahead) well know*, and/while hedownot pi id . it is better thanany Other; he warrants i

rully MuaL and to titnk Uie ptesstlre of rh- i roton \\ -ter. i

i; :.:¦!..:; [outer Uian die generality of thiskind ol liose, am., >ld at low prices. A fair discount madi to 1 [iimbei..

i L. ROSS, 13-1 srl "den Lj.-|0le-rween Pearl mil Water-streets.

Hartford Fire Insurance Company.CURE LNSURANGE at tlie lowest rateis by theX. Hartford Fire-insurance Compahy..(incorporated IWOt('!; Tior perpetuaLlThis long e t4!i!i>J,ed and well kttöjrVn [nstitutlon; bavin;

begü in actiVi oi rntlöb bpiVartu of thirty yeais, continues ti, ipiürt'io'uses. Funiiture, Stores', Merchandise, and every descripdon of prui»crty against !<.<, or damage h\ utt on the mosf.-.i treble terms. JOHN NEILSON, Jr. Agent,

> 20 j;n ,Wall street:

ÜlRE, .MAI.'INK & Ml) ..sij.iA l> NAVIGA-P T'r%N ;N?: KANCEon the Mutual plan.combineiwith a capital of $200,000, together with the aocumulateiprofits of t;:e past year,THE \ I KSON MARINE INSURANCE OMrA

NY. No. 53 Wall street, is now prepared to i.nw Policies mFire, Marine and Inland Navigation:risks, idjusting losses ahen tofore, \v idi promptness and Ii1 vr Iii

SIMEON ß VJ DWiN. rrwident.«'..> h - H IRRISON, Vi'ci n lident.

W» LiiSl W. Diaht.« v. Secretary. ap2(i :f

':pflK SÖ.WARjp INSl 'HAN'-!-; Company.^A i t| ,ii| ^300,001 ; t.'ffi.e No.61 WjllTisttCqmpanjcohiju'ivs to nuke l;: :i. o|--.f ! Jci'....Me oy lire, amin! icd narjg idou;

directors:Rensselaer Haven, Nafah Tavlör, Corls. W. LawrenceJ. Phillips I'hrcinx, William ( onch, tMicah Baldwin,John Morrison, It. L. Woolley, Nathaniel Weed,Joseph 15. Varanm. Fanning C.TuckerJohn Raukin,David Lee. Meirn D.Benjamin.Jobii D. Wolfe,Caleb O.Halated, VYllliamW Todd.F erui - .': Sn- lam;HenryOi Tnompsoni R. H 5 YEMsJ Presfdent.Lkw» PrtiLLtVi, Secretary. d3

f\vv.v. J Q] R C\ )LD, s L'i ip V« (UK Cl IUG1-IV- LND PREVENT THE CONSUMPTION.-DrGeorge Rogers' Pulmonic Detergent is decidedly the besremedv-foi du e important purpose*, This_me<liciue hasbeeitested by thousands, and moduced ti e w frrAtifj ing resultsCall at the Depot, I5t Glt/tthia sire, i, .\. y., and examini

t$t imoh5a!s',*.«.' convincing and satisfactory, from ouuiost respectable citizejis. Wheremay also be h id Pr. GeoR .... ci I hi ited Anri-Dvsjjepdc Stom i< h Bitters; md Pulmo ary. or Bl.eMl-Ilo,>t Pill.. Iw*

¦jl/TARTLN GAYLORD,Tailor and Draper, haiJ.VJL removed fiom No. 0, John sf.. to N-\ 78, Nassaust,with J; K. Goodrpim. jfvliere 1 - 13 i ceivins his Spring anilSurnmet.pbSni wri:ch lie will makeup to ordi In fasruoiiabli.. , (suits luruUheil iutwelve honri notice.) Havinggreadjreduced lo- eTpeiises,h< will be enabled to ^e|i ar. reditceilprice-. ; and h- solicits the f.ivois of his frteniL and the publicto whom he els grateful for the liberal patronage he ha - heretofore received. His motto is s good article, punctuality InIii 11orders, low mice', and cash on delivi ry. n2-l tf.

pORPORATlON NOTICE..Füblic nöTice üher-b\; ui>.n tu the owner or owners,.occupant or occu-

pfluis <( all nouses and lots, unpro-.eij or unimproved landsii'. !c»ed thereby, that the following Assessment has been completeil by the Assessors; md are lodged in the Street Com'mission* i *, (Iflu a f r examination by all ueisohs interested,viz": Foi paving litis sti>*ttet« in ist Avenue and Avenui

j A. eicbr. ur. i.... on uh st:e-r b-t«i -ii the 1st Avenue andAvenue A, west side, between 10th and I2thstreet. AH per;s.i.is who e inte|- -.t> aie ,i!fe'r»i! by lb- above named .lssi.s-lie nt. Jiel wle> ire opposed to the s.«me. nr«itherofihoiii, arcrequested to [Teseot theirobjectibru in writing to the under-signed: n th Street ( ommjssioncr'soffice, within thirty daysfrom the date of this notice.

i.ireet i ummisaioncr,and Chairman i f the A.sseM;ors.

Stje«tyommisslonerTs Office, Jute- 12. 1813. jel3'_ _

Bv Spycial ApiHiiiitment.TOSEPH GILLOTT, Pen Manufacturer to theu-Queen..Cactios..The high cbaractw ol these Pens hasinduced the attempt, en t'-«- part ofseveral ditret iitaile makenrorrractice i fr&litf not only lipon Gillott; bat also upon5e"piV»4F' An inferior article, braune die m;^pell-.d n'm-,

' "eetttuig ;br final . .- no i tb .'. . market. It c inr-..-.d-!y be .. . .,..,| appearance, and the verycommoc in which it is put up.Ohsen-. the reniiine Peiuvare all marked iu full. " JosephUiUott's Patent.' or

" Joseph »Jillott. warranted r and thaieach gross bears i lac -irnile of his signature.J h« abowe m-iy be bad. wholesale,of HENRY JESSOP91 John -.trc« t. corner of Gold. jyJ5 i -.-

T.\"n{,\Nci:i;v, );-!;.:, n-~- -W'ifcaKJ. C immwrni^oTUlt Sta|e,ofHtvetfotU rs. the Bankolrr-'na.o.-Nottce ishemby guetj, musuaisj to in order of rh«Courtol Cheery dated the 2i-t.Lv vf _i,r-..-,3 tlw,

, Jie sutacnbei baabeen duly appblä&u Keceiverof the propertl mdeffec»! .'. ..,.1 Bank U Buffalo : that b] said, rdeit i- r> P::r.a to ol the Meters of this Court lestdiuz in tb.

SI'?' .1 tl"- aPou=:? "tner thine., to take and star! an sccount of all the deiaaa«!*oJ W desenpdon s- üuZx the o.BankoPBunalo; and to enable the said Masto to uk-am-sate said account, and for tb- irerrsrd purpose contemtdated h\thHstarpte.allr'.e crtjKors of th« s..'i.|'ßauk "f Buif-ioreimirej! .

. xhibit their accounts, chums and demands agamsthesaidRankol Buffalo, to Jama Crocker, Esauire th*M mter uvme said reference.tn charge, a: bit office iu the citr 0'Bufelo, by the !3di daprof Selber next, and1^1»%to tin., suit; and 111 default tBexeof, they will be prech J«6 .:.;...!. beueftoJ the dÄree wfeicfi shall Se made inthu^and from any ffismbunon which shall be made under sucW--cree. Bnf!->. March tie cth. I&O.

c" Ut^

IRA A. BLOSSOM, RcceiTex of the B.u-.k ,.f Buffalo11 «Ir. Masterin l^bancerv. mhMdtSUECONOMY AND FASHJON.-To those

w imnieu 10 :n r sansfecrtou. Also, coastandy m.!i:afac;ü.narfur and silk hau ol to. best .ju ,ii:v. u»i ,sut"n. .. ,.! "

ÜK lowesl est. prico. lor cash. Au usortmentof VW«r< loth 1 aps constaudy oo.hand. I. U'. KELLOGG_i5Llm*No. 132Canal v. i-r.^r ..1 Ti,,,;,,,,,,3RATS, H.\T> -LEGHORN .\\[, j>UMI. F A F HATS.Men's. ByyV ami ChiUresA, trunmedG?S8and untflrrtmcsL wdrbesold unusually low. w:,.vLaieandreta.I, to_elose out a lot now on hand, or wouldh^!cringedior hur or Silk Iha Also at the ,arne place mit- bV.taeersnil assortment ol Boots and Shoes at nhL..w f.-rea*h i« the motto.flea* r*Randexamine n01e»»l«'

GALE St ( O. 260 Pearl-sc V. S. Hotel BnadWJjl lm_comer of Fultou-st N V2sr^ U'.A«K'XS ANT) CA JI i i LVGES^'He^Äa^oscib« has on haad and continues to make to -' 1 r \ da dlkwdsof Grocer, Bai Milk V or!Soutl,em twr. a.d four horse riaaitarion W".» ' I?' Hlands offight Carriages, whichK «II 'l'Tir, A\T ^TrMOTHY \r \:rtv;Vj.*D° sU"

Refers ro 0aiB»^« New-Jer^r:Jamas Beaty, 32 Wuhington street. }. .rits Koss, 6th Averrae. cor ß^h xr »1 ,

' ilrin Ccmdit, 268 Cherry s ^t \ i";,e Kr°Cs?* w*"

t.!iwle»HilLbnrgh,3t2 Wu'-^tbe s«a.George J; Price, 1« East Broad»»T* J

... . ..-_ * ¦_ao eod5a*

SCRTBNER & CO

R «barin-«- a Jsarine street, conier 01

ITi'^uhscrib-rslartaj: adiaarage. that bui'ß the trade |».sgrta

- ätfe them.w!vrs l,,.^'more for your m.»nev dou ynn Can V-i^ll^-l" V""

^»tr^^^^^l^^, otbtx store «

ftt^k"c ^»«^I-rcomepoor man thou.P s J'^^^^'cs/or all are ready now.

'

som^talfba^ gf^" » ** trade can finestreet, com« ofSSrS Flr"e ^3 Cathariw

iei3 Im

^HEATHLNG COPPER.100 cases English, 16

^,{° 32 °MiuN\KLI.. MINTTJRN & Co. ?a Sonth»t_"BKTIT^H PLATE GLASS VYARE-HOUSEi

v...sSDrue* street.n'.l. 5 JSplUCrRTTT5H LOOKING;-' 'LASS PLATES ol so-

-i^r-MV. &H '..! v-V,; 'v v

nooer^uid i H^,I?*^i^nc< theircoloi or become misty:SS\sl^T!ot&1?<?GSA8S PLATES of d.<-

B22, foorsal* by [SAA( L PL \ I" rof lOi by Si to:

n\\VK WTRE vmTK)W SHADI>-Manu-/ vt. £ex> l*T ,. , Easement, OirrceandotheiVT fjcrund to order forJ'orior, w ,^ .,;,.H1.rii ....

LEN. B..Persons - odioC their

ijiieste

C«blressMÜJ :.. called pnil^re-

i, \ »LASTER.-TV sub*T.bers.. wr s forthe sale ofProspect Mills superior qagUT . »

cinedVluter. havetmband md ai.isl ««5y rec-tvmcafoll

*'s!:!^rr,.h«-t!,eirorVr. filled at short none--and [!;rPsasOTmll bedeKveredalioat without extra charge ««111

,0lhtF WÄROBERT P. BttBY x CO. 3 Park R.;w-j2t Im opposite- the Astor House-

BRANT'S INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAM,WD ALSO THE

PURIFYING EXTRACT,y.r the cure of Pulmonary Consumptiun, Chrome f ought,Bronchiiis^Sorenessofthe Chest and /..-mi; <<./.<; aUaSo'r Throat and STouth. w >g < Kigh;andraUdu«r>ders which an causedbuan impure stay oruneauatueacirculation ofthi Blood, tuch es S rofuia^BJieumatüt*.Biles Piles '1 "> Complaint; Mercurial Diseases, ocaia

niiil: UNl»U^tkONAllY BALSAM- is1 compounded md prepared according to an origmal »e-

r,-r<. '.1 th< nropnetoris father mal y vuars since by t aptTu Hx -M. the celebrated Indian Chiefmi King of the

Six Votums-. He recommended th« medicinal compound tobe such as the Indian MxbictTE Mks tised to prevent and cure

Cnnghs, Colds and Consumption; and also to cleanse aud /m-rify the htnnd. , ,

The "Purifying Extract" possesses tne.same alterativemedication as the Pnlrn itrarv Balsam, xcej tins the txpeclorating md wilianswej as ilw other, excertingTor Pulmor.ivij complain*. , , ,. ,. .,The first-testimonyto the healing virruesol tlie Balsatn^isfrom Gen fohu Dunning of JJ Isti n Sj U « ¦. N. 1.

Geueraj Dunning iswell known.to the public, having beenin jniWic offices many years :

DearSir--Thebbttlebf "Brant's Indian P ,hn>u-i,y Pal-»ß«t-you sent me October last, proved >-,'¦.. i fieial t- m>congh and other bodily complaints, that I was induced totvrite t«> ybu.for movK ofTir, whicbJ received about the 20UiNovember, and wluch i have bei n usiug sincc, and the conti-

nord improveroeht which m>- !n--lr!i denv« ". "><¦ mdu«me tu write for moTe.anaat the same ume 1 will give you

a histonrof my complaint .

Foi three winters last I bavebeen »onlm -d . In .y to myroom with i \>-i\ bad cough, and under the Do< t.o-s care.

ami ."i the tirvt of November; 13-U, I w »ttacka I. more se-

verelj than usnal withcougAand I'm. which continued un¬

til the fint'of May, 1)^.2. Ik.ö»rc my complaint abated so .es to

illow me leave m\ room.J svas uwh i ilie Hi i >.. nty, tor tm

most par' of ti»' time; tu take cath --r:i<- medicines in order tc

v. ioyt!»thcp«s mj bowefsj äudafter th* severity of t!i.atuckbegan to abate, lhad no apperite>lor food, and-what 1dfd take did not digest well. I expected to have been attackedu mi is usual. :!.!> fall,as .. on as cool weather comimtuced,an-1 vs is p '»rpariiig to be igttin nfih* d my room, when I re-

ceived the first bottle of Die "B d on." winch I .:tn confident,uid do.verilvbelieve, lias prevented roefrom having uc ex-

pccteil ittackthis pistftill. It U-p-nr, bovs-lMtig-od health).. ,|. r.gives mea grx d appetite anil tomach tor mj food.en¬ables mc tbsleep «-!!. and preyi ntss me fromliaviug th- s,

vous disagreeable sensations that 1 usrd Co have, and wnicii

have' hi retofore kept me awake roan} u long and t< dioiis night.i ['say to you; that I ivo'uld not be without it un iu> ac¬

count whatever. 1 am noss »b!e to . -k- cli me of ind o.te».

to mj bu inesa otitand in doors, without much more regardto theweather tbanil it wn- the,umm; s

rimfs trulyj JOHN DUiSMNGGen. Dunning wrote M ij 22 li !.:.;: VI. health i-- good for

b in -it of in v age and constitution. " Hrmit's Indian Baitarn- his kepi m-from having mothei lit ofsicluiess the last

i winter: luiluty wish is, that people that are afflicted withdiseased lungs, would-trj it ts [ havealone, for i am certain

I .' . l»vieli< ia! ellects.uri »»imiiii novoe utsapjHMliietViii »w «

Ihe following persons ussd' BRANT'a INDIAN PURIFYING BXT.B M T.'

1 PttoOKL.: s, Dl C. '. 1012.j Di:sn Sih; Agrefiibte to vo«r re "..->' ' hand yon thefol-lowing irati m till f fa' ... -leti >n to iiiy disorder and pre-sent ii. ii.ii.About four years ago l.was rery severely attacked witl

I EnvstriXAs in both ins legs; they were inflamed from just!>.-!. w ;!i knees W tlie f<-.-t. tliej swi Beil '¦<¦ » prodigious sizeand for nearly * i;»-.»r it| rjj ra" 1 .; <... if !. It mi it. Tlievcoutintieii i! rtiiein lammatioii .vaasomewhatsuMuedan«therawness.abated, to be inteusel> hot, md w re.of dark redor purpleish color; large ulcers would coine into tin in, whicnwould break every_fewdaya and discharge i water) liumorsometimes in quantity from half a pint-toa pint adav , andleave holes in tlie legs, where some of tlifeulcen were largeenough apparently to put i finger in'. I have been objiged tok- ep them "n mdag1 ii. In ore r ui ki . p thefli frOms.wellins, foi

j about two y,--:s. I In- jhj .1 ¦. T.I ekilful physicians,j who have or ill ir ;u«, and ii Coj them, tfier prescribjn|ifor me Witliout benefp'ial tflfects, have told me thai notiiins

' would ex. r In lp ii".-. [applied toa Preucli Doctor who ad-' vertised to cnreall discroies ofthe skin; lie examined one olmy legs, and shook his head, ,iyin-.-. " My d ai sir, I can dono'. ,n; t i ¦!..-. thi .1 -s I! i. :i ä. on some ofthesedays.15 Tiiosi was situated vs!, : 1 ;»-... to.takc 'IIüa.m's|s;u,> PrjniPVJjrfl Extrai tv\1ien i commenced txkingt!i- Purifyins Extract, i had but litttehoiV-triat if would beof my beiieut, as I had employed so m ly citT.., ntphysiciaruand taken so many remedies without'beiielicialj iults; but ihad nol r.ikeu theTurifyic: Extract only^a fesr days when 1found tint the smarting, slinging dbntliing itio ., v hiclihad alxvays'annoywl tn<^.began tj sithsid ;and afterafewda\-»more, thos,. ..¦',-... ioi,-; s.or >no U '.¦-'' It Toe ihrlainm .ii..i»becamelscs and li dail) ws-ni ch tliatnbw lam "enabledto foAr< (ffilhe bandagt i m hich i have been öbli^etl to wear foidibui two years |iast. The ulcer-, h-ve all healed uji,and 1,-vtnot burst open or discharged an> since 1 first b--g;u to take thePurifying Extract

j 1 have aUo been afflictwl \rithr/i \imiUism for about thirty' years, and it,lwa coaitanrJy, living :!'-' tlmfc '

.-n in my:. its; ;,, thacn s... ,,s to keep tnem Weak, painful ar?l sore:but sitae i commenced taking t! - Purifying Extract, i havenot been troubled with it in the least; and rny joinu are nowas free from it, or (I.ffects of it. iis tin \ were whe I was a

boy. Yours, truly, EZRA KNAPP, 73 H.cks-stSohl by J. J. WALLACE, 2G Carinineeat, New-York:

VVM BOND.ll Lispetiard-street, N, >., THEODORECLARK,i'.

W. B^»«^S^svorld ifi -I

!.AI!K. IC3Tear!, cpruts I hathain->*re .r.t, v. y. : JOHN'. WAKEMAN, m -lane; SHERMAN'S- ||ourtlnndt-street, corner of Greenw icli.Sohl.«!,"!, saleand retail, b) tin proprietor, M.T.-"VVAL;

LACE, at 72 Hicks-sri-ei. I!iookl\n. '., Im

^3.is. m.'LL-STRI SSES.- Xi-ii.-,. to i; hi -

IVrsou.,..Periiiiiu ...fllicted with ruptures'ti the » it instrumi in .1 aid the

pplic o. it rlie office, No.i Ve.v.-.tiiet, oi toeitHei ..!' fheagent^ln the principal towns

; iti 'he I'niteij Stat"s. Be.carefiil to exar ii - the back pad .>([jiilPs.Tru.xses, tosee iCthej areaiid *i*ed by Dr. llt:!l in wn-ring. None aro genuine, ur ; > be r-d p :i as good, withmit his siguar-i-vMany persons have undertaken to vend imitations of Hull's

celebrated Trnsstand thousands are imposed ujion in conse-rjuenceJ These imitations cannot L- relied upon; they aiemade by unskilful mechanics, and are no Lett.-r than the ordin¬ary Trusses.Rooms liav«i Iren fitted tip at No. I Vewy street, exclusive!)for l.ulies, ha-i:ig a .i'/j-r.-'e cirro:.. I'.. 'he'aisiness deptrr-m-:it, where * female is in constant attendance to w tit ui on fe¬male pallew Iji ,f

THE SUBSCRIBEN :-k.-y :-!-itsitr*?in announcinp to the public, lb it iflcr ^eco,

i of stud-, md labor, he ha p. rfi eti d his uia-i\ chinery fortbemanufacture of Horst Shoes,\ which he no-, offers at ti.e pnc<- of borstJshi in in bar oferfüalguality; thiissarinsJ7t -

. of maluiig, (which amounts infl all c.tv..., u> the first curtpf the iron.) Be-

: ¦!. s. -.'...I tarn..sy fitted to tlit_ boofand ui no danger ofpricking.the holes

>^ all -ei ig punched it thepropei dutaucefromthe edge. The quality «-! the fron is also

aoenor to an) heretofore used foe that purpose.lesirous o. testing the gn w value md superiorityol these over hand inadu shoes, by sending ?» h. mail or. rji, i-wise, 100 lbs. as*/.»rted .I:.;,, w ill irnnwitately.be fbrw udad.

Allpei

where farthei infi rmatioo may be had on the subject1' rli n andNail Factorv.ApriJ I. HENRYRtJRDENan 17 tf_

i.Wm%IMP

ill

*̂3^ejiJ"Ja' "^^r-^sr^ r*h£Öi^+3?3EJ LTI'S 1NT)Ta v t'iif fntr i n n

for :l.e c^re

pre lit d .' b .C r ;}' ,j-"''n-'r:' ry taedicine Ofthe

New-York"'Jan. 20. Sa C°r" ^ ^ «Sn»««!!.'virh^ve^ovin inr'vTiIh? ,for *'tx distressedIncnuih Jh li'rrie.l Chwt- "-"npaui-d with a

¦r-liriTr.n LÄ^^ '7»'-«»^dicitation r.f'm^-i-. j1 Was mduced upon the urgent

i1 *n and befi^ 11 i Si°7 V'oiidmniith'i bdian cSoghi»£^^B-Ifc^9bB t('- fhirf bottlelwas restoredNew-York, Jan. 23. 1»"^ HoBTOIt» N^ 150 Fuho^L

J^'\Vu?r^^.0ae3tr ^.au}uo without the signature of thewntten mwji the label of the bottle.

j-21 »w« dai"' °iV ,b>' E- W- VONDERSMITH.j«ifcWHa uroohetor, 161 Greenwich-st N. Y

TO THE DEAF'! HEAR \E'.i^g-osnesAcoit.fi-- Drops are urgently recommended to then, af.

flicted with D-ifcc--. m - certain car- for that «mptorot-Nnmereus evidence of l's enVvicyar* constantly cor., ,

the knowledge of th.- jmririot. One w no ha* u>ed ,t . ;:.. Betör- th- botTh- wa» hah exhaosttdi mv hearing was rector*

the laatten rs 1 have h-ard «* dauncdj e»«ver. _r .!r«f for ten remr»i »arst I bave received v> moch

V BEAU-TIFUX HEAD OF HAIR TO BEA tad for Three Shälinö-Kead. then J..d?.-The llu,cyrc.' . , (;,ow Stopi -n raDing, m.l UartcrarJ I (tie* by a

m centSottle of Jone>"iCoral Hair Restored?* -Therees*beho doughl (among the seB«bleor acieptflw) that th» »

without e*c i.tion. :be mo^etBcaciooaartteleevei to-rned byscience foi the ,.«rt-o*.-. \V e has--!..vly ort.,,.' -r».liwc.ejr>fpersons who,afteftuine. tin-, nave found it all nu iei.-r.

>ent«d to be. Let perSOUS el*>- « <">* '¦'»U WH Jh.-" dill-lings.v*eassartthem they will be well satisfied, loo oiuitbelieve *.». d these persons pre their nanu», and certify tS«abo\e:ne : he .p. ill! tc> of Jone» ( oral Hair Restorative.

Mi. VV. 11 rpkins. 98 Kiüs st. New- Y ork.Sir. ri>i!lii>. OS Bn.ouie.ror.ol \Voo>terst-Uqu: Judge Edwards, of Philadelphia.Mr. J. Pearsouj Navj Yard. Chaifestown.T Power, eroeer, pulton st. Brooklyn.

We could otter fifty other name; of persons who have foundrl.i, all it is represeiii-d : but if the above u upt enough, uc-

rKin will convnnce«C*nt oi>e trial. Iiis sold at tlit sign ofthe American Eagle, «< haduun st. >.*.¦"» hy these »cum-in Philadelphia, b) Zieber. corner ol 1 hud and Dock sttjor next to the American Hotel. \\ ashington, Ü. (_.; m Bos-ton 8 State st; in Charleston. S.C., 37 hingst; in Alhuiy.£ Stalest- in Brooklyn, 139 Fulton >t. Agents wanted la ail

j 13 lm*

md -he reduction in th- cost ol matenals.ajid labor, are en*.

bled ere.tlvtoreduceth.- priccsol tne.rlieY.es, and n! Prin¬ters'and Binders'imuwaU l^erully^as.will b« seeni by th*.rnewly printed «. irtular. to which they.b-g leave to ret-,.This Establishment is still under the i-rvnul supejuuctr

deuce of Richard M. Hoe and. Robert Hoe. and tbeyastan:h i, fri. udsthatnorw Iths« lading the gn M iednct.cn in pncsj,ill irricles manufactured by this Establishment .lull rp«the hieb reputation which they hare, hitherto st.su.iued. It.rill ,;,0 |.. ,1,. ir constant endeai or to nni.ro» e the entity cf.uneven [.articular. They flatter themselves a.vj.tlu;

,.- old friends will not onlj contujue their l.ivor*. but A*tI' ir « cenerallv will appreciate their endeavors to lunusk.....» -. h-st article* at barely remunerating prices.Orders from any part of the country for all .uncle, used by

Priutersoi Binders,includuig l>r;. Ink, Paper,etc.wililMxecuted wiili the greatest care and promptitude, autf on the

id'i'ne work and repairing will be done at the lowest pott*,bit-prices, wnrh every attention audexpedltiqu.\ B..All nrticlea maBufact-.m-! by this F^i'slisl.-nrr.

will be stamped R.Ho«5iCo., so that i-rrso.ti from ».b^oadm iv not be imposed npou with spurious attides, ma.js in ucptation of theirs. ,

Printers ofnewspapers who piinlwb uus advertisement, withthis note three tine-. I- fore the nrsl of july next, sad ,i utJ,

of flieirpaiwrs tous, will.beentitiedAo iiaymcnt . i iU>: 'cJJJon bovine tour times the amount ofIt.

TyTTASlIIKGTON F.I.1XIK.A sure and luMmgV V cun f.-r the Fever and Ague, Dysenteryj Diarrhcu,Summer Complaint and Bilious Cholic. The above remedyis now offered with confidence by the Proprietor's Agent, E.M. GU.ION, 121 Bowerv, corner of Grand'street, and c rnrtof Third Avenue and Fburteeath'street. Femyideuwol JtJ

read th- following: Extractof latter from ti. W.VII ."in, Es*!., Alderman of the Twelfth Wird: "I pui

. me of your Elixirand tried;it on' anold man in my'¦m; i.v. who had used all other remedies without effect; Mhail becomesoveryweak th.it he could scarce ri>e from biibed. I gave him the Elixir, and It was astonishing to s«it thev. -I efl'i .¦ on the old m m; it reined him immediatdy, snd

days, with being a tittlerweak, he waaabb* to do hhordinary work. M\ ( smily. alter th? 'rid man had bira i.isoon relieved, used the Llnir also, and irexfe in Bach ca.s« iffectually restored to health." I hav« im ; - vere attack ofDysentery in my familycheeked it in using one dose of the F.!i\ir,"A poor woman in my vicinity who had ti ied all the u-ual

remedies wiütouteffect for Fe.er aud.Agueoj' fivemoothi!>f Hiding, was instantly relieved alter using aoo.:c a **»..» ^Ur\full of the Elixir, and has not been troubled with tie Aguesince."Extract ofalewf ft0.? vimpoeu. jr.i

" Nkw-York, April l. 1843"I hate nietl the Washiajton F.lisir in several caso of

Diarrhirain mi f.m.lv the. pu V v?i-h i|ijme<liate,rehafjnei.ryca.s.-. [ haven" :.:s,:.;t; n .u r«oninenrliu|r th? E|Imu a safeand efficacious remedy in similar attneki 1''

Nkw-Voh-i. April 2'. IflllE. M. <ö ion: l)e.r Sir. Y»u will iji-.-se to inlonn th«i

publii trial I.ha*«irsed ihpWashinstpn c.U\u for a :.; i-re a»-tack of DjarehpM about i" moäü» -nice, *nV was curedhfittone dose in aess iliau ahlibilr. fhaTe ....t naui*sjic?. 1*1«".I itin aca>euf my daughter,Avho was very severelyat¬tacked, and one dose cir-'il her in less than ait hour, and thehas never had it since; the last in about four mouths since.

Yourob'tseiv't. AHNEST FINK.P. S..In ill r.« nf .i ... ver fails. maim

AGOOD SlFAmü SOAP AT LAST-^T?make a and [lasting Lather' -The Söin this Ucomr.I of;, the old Naples Soap.it Is kept In rtor« l$M20 irsbeforeit is impprteih 'lJm»e who have used it irellknow its worth, and that it is the very .best soap ever madsfor shaving.it makes a thick, ri Hi;hr*tmg) easy lather,* [Itauiing to theoeard aäd! In.; to Ut2 -kin.'t is notv purified,bi ouifuilv sceutetll and pur In iieat'shaVingJ r> for use,a!i .onl a shillings each, by T. lÖNESi lf l"s Perfumery Ei*tabiishment. sign ol ihe American Eagle, B2 Chathamst. N.\ '.;.iiid In theseageuu.in Albany. 57 State sL;iu Pbiladet-phia, at%e\ber5*, co ner of Thud and Dock st; ui.Boston, 8Sj teat; in Brooklyn. 139 Fulton st jl3lnv*IVyTORISOK'S VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL1V1 MF.D!f:.\KS.-'-a.,'ion t> M.e Pen. de :S Alh.rica.,-We hereby certify thai M tars. FIRTH«HALL.ofjfin S [uare, N. .. ', ...U.a..; mironfy GENEUaC AGKNWfor the 1 iilted Statcsof Ameeicn; and that neitherHojiaTiuSriKfhkakd Mb .vi nor Gkouoe Tavlok, "Or late A: 11|are in anj way authorised to_vend _Morison's Vegetable.Uojrenal Medicines. As many imitatious^re in circulation, tlusCaution becomes! higjilynecessaryi All nersoni seHiug'twMedicinls In ths L'nit^d 3 itesimöthayBth^anthoritt ^fpnbefore-named Messrs. Firth St Hall.

(Signed) MORI SON, MOAT & Co.", Hygeists.British CollegeofHealth, New Road. London. Jan. 1313.Th-' ..hove cautioit. emanating from tlie "British College of

lleahh, London," will be hailed with the warmest entfinsi--ion by the friends of the Hygeian System, tnasmnch as it'.Is to expos* and oppose th* worthless eounttrfcits .?liichhave I'.-en exien-i'.ely cijtcal.ated by t!iur> who are us deof moral prmcipl ,as *'¦ -y ar» ignorantbf t! ?" h »afiiiThe invaluable medicines of rjie uritiah C< lieg« ma

-i ed in their original purity of several gentlemen \>\w hatsfalo-u agencies ill severalof the different States, who.e liaiMSwill be found in the " N«w \'oik Courier and En>;ui;er.".They e in behad also in the origiual packigesof th-i fvlhrw*

nib-Agents, viz:Ale-.irs. Paul Pou St' '.o. % John sr.

11. H. SchiefTelin It Co. inland 106 John sLJ.C W'iu/iriore, Es.|. Vi Soath st.Isaac Snelli 190 Greenwich it.

" PeterdlamptoujlflO Canal st.', Ne;v Ybrkc':?.Messrs. Post ft LeVi is Je?ichi>, iij I. '

H. D. Birdwell, Troy,' New.Toik..Mrs. Goodliff, Htii >. dyMr. W. H. Burtis, Rochester, doMessrs. Cornwell ><. Butler, Rokeepsie, Ni Y." VY. J. Stvles. Rhinebeck, i d->FIRTH & HALL. Gvuei ü Agwti;No. 1 Franklin sqaare.

IRRUPTIONS OF THE SKIN, MUSQUITOEJ i BITES..A clear Complexion, free from Eruption ortiistiguremenl maybe had by all, by using a reined.. Donwell know n to be one of the most surprising invenuoi ol tl

It >* made m tlie shape of a beautiful soap c.ILd th*it ah m Chemical Soap, as it entirely eradicates every, erap'tion.suchas pimples, freckles; ülütchei, sclirvy; salt rh ...

tan, morphew, sunburn, oi diängureaKnt-of the »ktn. impart-me f.. th- race, bmlj neck irarms.a beautiful healiiiy clewness. i>. .. misrepresentation is offered. One trial willsullkito reepmmeud it to all. It changes die color of dark, sunburntor yellow skin; to .. line liealthy cle.trni ss. i' h is r-ei'd lisS

proval ol the Medical Council of Paris, who call it a "Sr iclera wonder and a blessing." I have seen this rare -eienlcases ol eruption that persons have spent hundreds of dolls'*on to cure in i im. It is ,old it 50 c.-nt, acake by T. Jones«!his nertumers establishment; siguof th~ American Eagle.fl! .'" . N. Y.; and by these agenti -iu Philadelphri,jV ,

''' "'"r J m. ""i Dock .ts. uexl to lb* American'' .>!. I>. C.'; i, B .,tou.fi State street; isCharleston,,-S.C.gl Hingst; in Alb..n>. 'SI State st.; fclii'-ouiyi. no Pul'..,,. A. -its wanted |t, all tb" ithercitK»-JelJ tirt ^ .

INFLUENZA" HiAV Cl 'K'KD.

Sun of ScierfC* arise I thv ravs are waited in Me.dicfn'-SYSTEM OF Pj&ÄQT£.£«nniR >SE who have thudietregsing complaw"^J. be r...; i.)ly ie,r.,retl rp health by dletiioely 'f-eofPf-John l hdmsoV..-. ib!.. Paln^otlicrin rhrchti »&*M[»ry aiid effectual. Reliel is obtained immediately. rOrc»byTD JOHN T|lOMPON, at3l3 Brooioe^L .. ATHE SICK MAN S.,ni)ETO HEALTH-Tie^editiouoj this valuable irttle work of 10 pages just rr.cei*»«t r rratuit. ... distribution to the sick; and may behad by call-mgon Dr. JOHN THOMSON, 343 Broome-st. N. Y-j22 3t^2t'>si-VI LTJCK..EXTIJ.v..All j.-. ».!o>' have

. neglected to obuin tie ir T-sern and Excise Licensn-->otic?i1toeyerj per...n vendbig, dealing in, or retailingSnr Spirttuocs Liquors in rh- City <.f New-York.All persons who drall s..n or d»al in Strong »r Spnitoo"

Liqtiors.except importer. .r ihstillera.selling sav U<\aCT*imi>ortei1 or distilled by them, in ipxantities above fivegalM**-withoutduVing f.rst obtained a License foi such pu'l^ffrom the Mayor, and the ri specuve Aldermen and A»»«»»pi the \V ir.L in which they severally reside, are seb.ect p>UW, tor each offence, to the j^nalty of $25: and in cs»e ol i''"

'-ulers, to die additional punishment (by ludictmeijt) o» gj«and imprisonment. Tavern and ExciseLiceuse will wbe issued at the Mayor's office. City Hall, betwefn the hoursol Iu and 2 o'clock, on the days prescribed as follows, for esc»resi»-c:ive Ward:

1st Ward, Monday, 19di June,2*1 do Tuesday, 20th do3d do Wedn«">ddy, 21st do.Ith do Thursday, 22-1 do5th do Friday, 23d doCth do Saturday, 2ith do7th do Monday, 2Hih dof.th do Tuesday, 27th do9th do Wednesday, 28tli do10th do Thursday, 29th doilth do Friday, 3flth do12th do Saturday, 1st July,13th do Monday, 3d dolllh do Thursday, Cth doI5ch do Ffidar, 7 th doICth do SaturiLty, Sth do!7th do Monday, 10th do .JL/ Persons now holding Licenses nt* requested to producs

them when applying for a renewal; als4>, specially rerjuestwto apply within the time as above, to avoid the penalties ot tc«Uw. By order.

s, . wMONSON CLARKE, Ftnff Maishxl.

New-York, Mayor's Office, June 15, 1W3.

Odd BOXES first QiTaütyF^jlyToap forsal«/^VVlow for cash bv F. ¥. EDDY, 2-1 Old Süd.