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IV?W-YOllK TRIBUNE.
-?ENW-YOIU. DAILY TRIBUNE IS t?UBLISH?D
1 BVCftT KOUSLSQ, SINIUV EXCEPTED.
At l?e Nas.si -st. (?iron*City ^V^v%^-r?KJ
aiiMirered to City Subscribers fot NIKE,Lr.M S per
*?_,_tit* h.-n thev prefer, they can nay in advance at the
ftS'lbi MX month.. 01 a year ?l Uu. roe state. Single
MtM?s TWO CENTS. Mail Subscribeis Si per annum,
?r ?rivalice: and the pa|>er in 110 ca_e coiitinaed Uyond the
?me for winch it is t><ud. Subscripiious ukea for Sn
Vedifferen?* allowed on Daily Exchanges with <iuy other
F1*1' T e r m s of Advertising.
TEN LINES or les?, (overSlX,) Kirstinsertion... f>0 CeUtt.
,.* " foreacnsubiv?K]uent insertion.25
? -' for Six insertions, or one week.. .$150 '
n " for Twenty-Five insertions.5 09 "
ty Loisxer Ad\er?i?iii":il* atequallv favorable raies.
THL NEW-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
A Very L*rs:e Paper, fot the Country,
i? rrin.i>Hv.ii every ?iti'.ih? muknino
Atthelow price of TWO DOLLARS per annum, in advance
_J_._sa.AGES. RELiGiocsand Fs-oikal Notices, notex
trfilstsiC li'???-? hues. 25 rents._^^
THE TRIE LINE.
Correspondence of The New-York Tribune.
Saratoga Springs, Aug. loth, 1943.
There is an immense crowd of visitors here at j
this time ; moro, it is thought, than at any fann?
er period. It is about seventeen yours since I
visited these Springs. Then the surrounding
country was a dreary waste of sand and scraggy
pines. " Even the neighborhood of the far-famed i
Congress Spring was in every aspect of the case, |
(except its salutary waters,) forbidding in the ex- j
treme, presenting no other variety than a quag- j
mire surrounded by sterile sand hills. Ballston
was then thought and spoken of au?l resorted to ,
b\- visitors as the most fashionable place of resort, j
But what a change lias taken place 1 Ballston
and its Springs have gone into oblivion, and dur
mv stay li<"r<' 1 ?,uvc ,lot hoard the place spoken
ofbyasingle individual .Saratoga is in every'
one"? mouth, and its many fountains of health are
i literally running down every one's throat. The
Conrrircss Sjiring is crowded every morning by
vTsiters, and a number of boys kept busily em?
ployed dipping up the delightful water. Yester- j
day morning the crowd was so great that it was ?
with difficulty approached, and as I saw no chance ?
for a modest man, I had to content myself with \
a draught from the tonic water.-- of the Columbia
Spring hard bv
Among the visitors here are Col. Webb, of the
Regular Army, and Col. Stone, (1 presume of the
militia:) Mr. Van Buren, the ex-President ; Mr.
Granger, the ex-Postmaster (.?inora! ; John A.
Oliver, Esq. the ex-Comptroller General; Mr. i
Porter, son of the Governor of Pennsylvana, and '?
the present Sheriff of Philadelphia. There are
many other distinguished personages, clerical and
lay, whose names I will not undertake to give. ?
Pr?sident VVayland has left his better half here as
a hostage to ensure his safe return while he has !
gone to Hamilton College, doubtless to perform
somepood work.
I wits about to mention among the list of visi- '
(ere the name of John G. Spencer, the present
Secretary of the Treasury, but 1 find the know,
iflij ones so much divided upon the question
whether it be Mr. S. or not, that I dare not trust
even my own eyes to allit m the fact. 1 will mention
thacircumstancial evidence. At breakfast one j
morning 1 heard Col. Stone's familiar voice pro- ',
nouncing lb?: words " Good morning, Mr. Spen?
cer,'' while his eyes were directed with a bow to
a gentleman at the other end of the table whom
even- body said vvtin Mr. Spencer. The gentle, i
man appeared to be very much engaged in dis.
CUEsio|r bis breakfast, but looked up and observing !
the Colonel's courteous salutation, replied, "Good i
morning, sir." *' Tray how arc you getting on at ?
Washington .'*' quoth the Editor of the Com mer- ;
cial. "Very well,'' says the gentleman," " ex- i
cent that the Captain is somewhat uneasy." "He ?
lias boinc reason to be. lie has a pretty good
Cabinet, however, except the Secretary of the ?
Treasury," says the Col. " I suppose I must un* ]
derstatid tfio exception as a courtesy to present
company and in return must inform you that it is
m contemplation to ' improve the condition ' of
the Commercial Advertiser, i low would an em?
bassy ?abroad answer the purpose." The Colonel
seemed anxious to improve the condition of his I
valuable paper if it could be made any better than
it is, but there was such a general laugh at the
table that 1 did not hear his reply. Some thought
the gentleman intended to make an open olfcr to
purchase the 'Colonel ; others thought it an un- |
meaning joke, while the more knowing ones
said ?t was a dry hit at a certain mission which
the Colonel expected to receive, but which, to the
disappointment of his friends, was unexpectedly
withheld. 1 saw the gentleman who was thus
addressed by Col. Stone in frequent conversation
with Mr. Van Buren, Chancellor Walworth, Wal?
ter Bownc, John A. Collycr and other distin
pished personages. I would therefore advise our
Whig friends to be on the look-out for some new
movement on the political chess-board.
I am at the Union Hall, where every thing is ?
conducted with great regularity und order.
Yours, P.
?X?~ \W think ihat without b?-iu?- at Saratoga, we can i?x* :
r>Uin. A distinguished friend of ours, Judge Lewis, from ,
PrflDsyhdiiia. passed through tlii? City a few days ?>iiu-r :
?ho.eclose resemblance tu Mr. Spencer h<a more tliau on? e
avolv-d hi m in embariassmeuts, out of which lie usuall. ? ?s>
tuutes himself by humoring the juke, as in the instance s>
Kielt?? oiircorreiipondejit. \Ed.
BiSHoroF Rhode Island.?The consecration
?f the Rev. .Mr. Hcnshaw took place on Friday.
A large number of the clergy were in attendance.
?>ix Bishops were present and assisted in the ex
otnses?Right Rev. Bishops Brownell, of Con. i
Meticut; Onderdonk; of .Now York ; Hopkins,:
of Vermont; Doane.New Jersey; Jones, of Vix
pnia; and Whittingham, of .Maryland.
. Flowers.?It was recently stated at a meet* !
Mg of the Horticultural Society at Paris, that:
?ie daily sales of flowers and flowering plants at j
foe three markets and the different shops which ,
*Tje the nobility and wealthy commoners, with \
friands and bouquets, amount to no less than
??0,000 francs, or about ?011.11110.
TRIBUNE Jo? PRINTING OFFICE,
So. ?bo NASSAU-ST?EET.
All K lud? o: Job Pr in tin K, inch at
Umhiiais, sMiaiMOTH Show Bills,
Cataloou?;?, LectosuBius,
*-"'^'' V1"- Cos-cert Bills. Plate and !
jf>i?*8icr Policies, Fancv,
?.?.i^.T, .UlM>0' PoLtTICvLBlLL?,
ttottpuy . wcuted at the Oflice of The Tribune, No. 16? Nas* |
sail->trret-<>|.i.?>.u. ^ p.,.,.
TllrJ TKIBr.NK BOOK.BIXDERY
So. " Si*?i?"e-stree., Tribune Duildi-i_-s
Mbri!lM;i;l.rpr;,ni,11,,n:trirl,,li,l,1:
..,?.-.,..?.;. tbalhehas. commenced business with a :
??ennioation to do justice t.. Ins customers, both ?> ton??!'?*. ?
?oik? ...sh.p aj scale -i. i,.?r,,, He ?_ S?'?
?j?! Si??iiiK lu Al Us branches.
Jobs pi nay kind ippcrubiUii; to the busiuess solicited Or- [
?5i?M No-7 Sptnofstmst will U- ?iaakfully received :
?tiaisuii.ful!v atttinU'd to. {..l? ..
?J&" SyTvaiila Association.?OiTic No. 25 !
?F\?' ll'x!{i 5!l,rv'- (->1'"!! ''?"" 9 :oUI A- N1' and from 3 to '
\r. M. lufi>iinjiti;iu cheerfully iftTen. Tin- Co!s.:mui<>ti !
^? jylOtf
pATi-NT PORTABLE FOKGE AND W.I.- !
?*? LOWS The Subscriber oflerst to the public .?.t a con-iilt r- i
{??ieductu.il from formel price?, the above ?irticle, m huh bas
?^thorottghl*; r.-^t'-J. and pronounced tob? rhe mi'st i-.mVi t
*rticle-\rr orlVr?*.! to thepuolic. I?s ?.m.tll hulk ?irl complete
?siu'ii i..m,,- l0 buii.i'j, i-hiinii-v) is one of its b*-st recom
f-.-1 i" ' >w" oan ?*? ti any vvh?re. a.ud iiMke your tir?- m '
ES??*0?TOB are ready for work. TI.?-.-e an- four m/^-s for
"?[or j,...vy..l)lk. ?
air^? forsale,ver) low, cast iron Well Pullit-s ?ml Oven
'"* ; ,U?,l . -u,vrj,,. Brt?cl,. 0f J ?uc), slov,- Tints.
M ? SA.ML. li. SPELMAN,
?uu_r.,d!!? 23-1 Water-street
L(;<'K at THIS.-Justreceived 2,000 yards.
hov-rr :"t*' at "iilvic.-iits [?er j?rd; hit of- Cotton
??of fi^ rV'lv; : "f ^ :.i?' t ri?v at n?I>? 3 cvnts jx-r \i\ni; a
?: lo.,.-.- '<;u1ir Alpacca Lu.tre. chrtp; lot of Satinets it
8?tkc .o' ,"""?" ? -tt-?6d;lotof \>U>i ?ml Fi?ured
j**-_^lSHt Bult..,,. ......I.. ., _1_ __ ,iiMi _ .1 :
. ,sr croM. Will rp?-?*i?.
*.?CS ?,i?"ict"-",f q?*nmrof Fancy and Staple Goods,
XlV'S's!' ^ ?old cheap, For sale at W1LLKT HAW
Wfifc^pV501 ?/?^w>cbrstTejet.
**iii ,k \f" .,:or ?' t-,?e Sui? w'h correct their it-port of my
me Joanne Court, tlV-a 1 will advertise in his ?beet.
aul5 3t*
BY GREELEY & McELRATH.
VOL. III. g?O. m?
M0.V?MEXT TO GEORGE WASHINGTON.
LIBRARY .OBSERVATORY..'..GALLERY FOR
PAINTINGS. STAT1ARY, ETC
In tlie year 1833 an act of Incorporation was
'??ranted by the Legislature of New-York to a
company of gentlemen for the purpose of erect?
ing in tlie City of New-York a monument to the
memory of General Washington. The Company
organized by the appointment of Hon. Morgan
Lewis President, and Hon. Gideon Lee Treasurer.
The subject was brought before the public, and
some efforts were made to procure subscriptions,
which to the amount of some .$50,000, were
speedily obtained, but from some cause or other
the matter was not vigorously prosecuted, and it
went to sleep. Fortunately the greater amount
of the moneys actually collected fell into honest
hands. The Hon. Stephen Allen succeeded ?Mr.
Lee as Treasurer, and alter the Company ecased
to act, Mr. A Urn deposited the money in the Sa?
yings Bank, where it has been accumulating ever
since.
At the session of 16 13, Lbc Legislature passed
an act incorporating The Washington Monument
Association in the City of New-York, and we
are informed that th?- gentlemen named in the
first section of the act have so far matured their
plans, that there remains but little doubt of the
speedy completion of one of the most splen?
did Monumental Edifices ever reared in the
world. The Bunker Mill Monument is '?2\i feet
hiirh?this one will be 125 feet.
In a few days their plans will he laid fully be- !
fore the publie, and the books lor subscriptions i
will be opened on the first of September. The i
moneys collected by th<- old Company, wc under?
stand, will be passed over tu the Treasurer of the ?
present Association, and we have good authority
f?>r stating that our public-spirited fellow citizen,
the lion. Moses II. Grinnell, heads the list of
subscribir:? with the princely sum of $10,000,
while .Mr. Mason, one of the contractors on tlie
Harlem Bridge, a^rcc? to furnish stone from his
quarries lor the entire work, the value of which
?s estimated at ?20,000.
The engraving which we present below is from
the plan drawn by Ca?a in Pollard, Esq. an emi?
nent New-York architect. The material propo?
sed for its construction is the .North River gra?
nite, and the entire cost will probably not exceed
?400,000.
The hite lor location is nol yet positively agreed
upon, hut the Park in fronl of the City Hall, and
Union Square, are both spoken of.
Below we give a full d? scription of this mag.
nificent structure, embracing in its design not
only the Monument, but also Halls for a Library, ?
Galleries lor Paintings, and Rooms for various !
Collections of Revolutionary Memorials, and a ;
grand Astronomical Observatory.
THE 3IOXUMENT.
?3 ?cscrtption
OF
THE GREAT NATIONAL MONUMENT,
In Memory of
GEORGE WASHINGTON,
TO BE ERECTED IN THE CITY OF NEW-YORK, BY THE
VOLUNTARY I ONI RIBUTIONS
OF THE
PEOPLE OF THESE UNITED STATES,
OF ONK DOLLAR, AND UPWARDS.
Thi tu ti Set tion of ihe structure.?The plan "f tlie Mon?
ument is that of ;i Pentagon, 6S feel m diameter, forming a
rotunda of the interior forty feet in diameter, and forty feet
lii?h; to be tinislied in the Gothic stvle of architecture, with
projecting buttresses, at each angle of 2o\3A fret, an?! 4.! ftet
high ; ils?, two octagon turrets at the angles of the buttress?
es 6 feet 6 inch-.? in diameter, and t>8 feet high from the
walk to the top of tin* crockets, and 117 feet at ihr extreme
?ugies of the b tue.
In each buttress there ?,?.?11 be a room 22x19 feet;trelllight?
ed bj three pointed Gothic Windows "f 5x1-3 feet ; and fit
ted up for a free Library, which will contain 400,000 vol?
umes. Besides it will contain the History and Memorials of
the Revolution:* with a Gallery, communicating with each
room.foi Butts and Historical Paintings.
Lach room and section is approached from the first Rotun?
da by five entrances of 9x16 f?-et, and five ?pir-il stone stair
eise?, of r.uy ?-crut, to the Libraries. -Over each entrance
will be a inaible Tablet, SxS lY.i, commemorating the lusto
tory and progress of the Monument.
On the freir.e of the first section will be placed ?>?3 Gothic
white m.irble Tablets, on uhich la record the namt-s of ihe
sipiers.'fthe D?claration of Independence; also, the names
of the Members of the ( invention who framed ?ie Constitu?
tion of these L'uited States. There ?ill Ik a terrace 7 feet
wid?? on the top of thi?*?sectioa.
The second section, which is 56 ftet at the angles of ihe
base and 100 f??et high, is surmounted with a rich Gothic
OFFICE NO* 160 j>
XEVT-YORSi, TIIl'RSDAY SU
cornice and balustrad? . als ,. mgulai projecting buta? ?
24 by JS feet, with tu i ext mal md internal rnamentaJ
rets six feet in diameter md li? fe? bigh, and su m n ited
w ith rich Gothic can ip?ea. The buttress? s ai : ? contain 45
nchly finished niches formarbl? starasiry. The iaterior of
? lis section will be the grand Monomental H tunda, 4? feel
in diameter and 100 fest high, finished in I ? in .tsplei id
?tyleofG thi ? cture, and litbv five point?*d G thi
windows, and five circular wii ' 1 glazed with thick
:?? nn ! md st ii ? ! gla
In this Rotunda is intei d d to be pi iced W > ?!!?-??. I ??'
Statne, holding the Declarati n of Independence, and - ?
rounded b\ La Fayette and our other foreign allies. In the
thirteen niches are to be placed >ia?n.-< of the r;,?r!--:i M i i
Generals appointed by Congress at Philadelphia, when
W ?..him.t i\ was elected to talc- command of the armies;
?il to be finish? d in the full military costume of their ?!,. ?
The thirteen columns are intended to represent the thi
confederated States supporting ? richly ornamented ?..t!,ic.
canopied ceiling, with an eagle suspi nd? d from the centre.??
Each column ii to support the States' Fl ig. Thi re nil! be
two galleries of light ornamenta] ?ron work abo vi th? ? ino
py, \\h-re can he seen the St ituary and Historical Paintings,
illustrating the events of the Revolution. <
The third section is a plain Peu tagon Tower IS feel i
the angles of the base, v d -7 feel h ill, .ormounted with a
rich figured cornice and balustrade, with plain angular but*
iri - . projecting II by 9 feet, and 11. feel high.
The interior forms ? third rotunda of 3e feet diameter and
66 fi ? t high, well light? d bj five point? il <>' nhic windows 13
feetwid and I3feethigh. This rotunda U intended to be
divided into ten ?epirate galled s, foi -: ? ?? n?
iii?-tit of young men of genius, in thi study of the Fine Ar--.
in executing Hist?rica) Paintings to embellish the Great Sa?
lo n; and ?u modeling statues of theHeroesof iheRei du
t?on, to adorn the interioi md exterioi niches.
The whole will be surmounted !\ ?. U di miz- d casi ?
Pentagon pinnacle. 36 feet it thi extreme angb - of the b ?
and \9a feet high.
The pinnacle ?ill be ca.-,: ?u the form of window mnlhons
and filled iu with metal sashes aad gl .ed with glasi
is to he a wrought iiou i|>i?al staircase I i ?.. ci nd 146 feet to
. platform ami a look-out.
A platform w ill be en ? t? d in id? of tha piuu icle, -?> feet
above the bas?, where instruments ma. be placed lor an .\?
tronomical Observatory .which will b< 279 feet from the base
of the monument. The uppei look-out will be 400 feet from
tli? !" e, making the wholi hight from the walk to the .--p
of the en ? kel of the pinnacle 425 feet.
The following is the Act of Incorporation:
AN ACT Passed April IRth. To l.\( ihporatf. "The
Ua:him.H'> M'jmmlm Assoi in tni. ? ?
OK Nl.V. _ ul. 11."
Th? Peoplt aftht Statt oj Kew-YorV repretentsdi ? v /i
ateandJlsseiHbly do "tint asfoltows :
Site. I. MORGAN LEWIS,
Stephen Allen, I S"n no: ?.. Dea?,
Mo-K- ||. GtUTOfELL, Dor? ALO>ZO ' I 5HMASV,
HOBT. H. MoRHl
W.M. VV, Fox,
'. Pk n l: ( I DPI '.?
John \V.-FiiA?
ami tli.-1r successor?
bin ward D West,
.1 > Ml - T VLSI ?.DOE,
' HAHLKS W. SaNDFOUD,
llr.N.-;* T, KlERsl ED,
lu n bj . onsti uted i bod. corporate-,
by the name of the "Washington Monument Association in
the Git) of New-York," foi tin purpose ol iug a Monu?
ment to the memory of G eo m r. Was him:.ruling
within the said City a suitable piece ?jf ground foi that pu
pp.e?foi receiving and cHecring nbscriptions md contri bil?
lion? foi thai objei t? making, sind enforcing contracts therefoi
-?appointing \.-.ii'.t solicit and collect mouey?arch
tneclianics, and edicts, to direct, ?uiieriutend, and ?-reel thi
said Monument, to inaiut in, preserve, ,oA ornament tin ? mi
by -n 'ii works of Art, :\A -u, i, memori il- ol thi Revolution
awl othei greai - ?'eut? m the Histor. "i this ' untry, -l- may
',? deemed proper, and also appropriating the income to l> de
rived from the said Monument :?? such wortin objects, is to
tli- Board of Trusteed in ? .eem suitable, and best.
Ski . '.'. The affairs, property and powers of the said I ir| ti?
ra: ion shall be managed and exercised b. n Board consisting of
thirteen Trustees, residing al the lime of their appointment in
the City of Nev, Vork, and such Board shall keep an Office in
the said City, for the transaction of 'h- business of thesaid
? lorpui itiou,
Si ' . I. The persons named in the first section of this act,
shall compos?! the first Bianl of Trustees, aud ?heuevei a
laqauc. m thesaid Board ?liallhapi)t-n, the same shall be rilled
asroouas couvenientlj may be, by. die votes of a majoritj of
the remainingTrustees, at a meeting of the Board tobe i?dd
iu pursuance of such Jiotice as may be prescribed by the li > -
Laws of die >.thl Coniontion.
Sr.?.. I. The Board of Trustees sliall have powa toappoiul
a President, and Vice I'resui? nt from th? It own uodj, iu hold
thr-ir respective offices i"i one year, oi until otli? rsare appoint*
ed in their stead, and also to appoint a Secretary, Treasurer,
and mch other officers and igeuts, ;?<m i y from time to iim>. be
nee??r\ r., ? ? i> t r t. m m th' pe? formalice ol their triiat,?to re?
move th- m at pleasure, and to compensate aud pay such Sec*
retary. Treasurer, othei Officers .?ml Agents lor then services
from die fund of th- Association, ?n-l to pr?-scribe their seve?
ral, and resjtective duties : And also to make such By Laws
ami regulations, (not ?ncousisti it with the !a\s- of this Stat? )
for the government of their own Board, the management md
d.stion ul' their business, th? erection, mainten.iice, preser?
vation) n-gulation, custoil) md use of the said Monument, tin
terms and conditions of admittance within thesame,
using and disposing the income derived therefrom, as they ?
maj from time to time judge uecessary and expedient And
the said Board shall take from the Treasurer a Bond with on?
or more sufficient surety, or sureties, in a sum not L-ss lhan ;
Fifty Thousand Dollars, i onditioued for the faithful ? ? form*
ance of his duties, and from such other Otficers, and A; M
snch security as the said Board ma\ think proper.
Sec. i. So soon as the sumoi Fift. Thousand Dollars shall
hu. been collected, it shall be competent for the said Corpo?
ration tni mellase, oi otherwise acquireground, ?nd commence
tli- erecti.if ilie said Monument, and to maki contracts
tlierefor: Provided, ho? ;ver, "hit it' tha said sum of Fifty
Thousand Dollars be not collected within three years from md |
after the passage of this Act.it ?hall be ihedutyofth? laid
Corporation to refund the mone. on hand to tin* res' ? ti
contributors, upon the presentation oftlie certificate, or u-i ipt,
f? ; r -.nt-;-. contribution, aud ilcmaiul of sucli monies, within the
usual hours of business, at thi tficeol the Corporation in the I
< itj of New* l'orkt pro*rita, according to die amount of the
several and res|?ective cou tri butions, and without abatement j
therefrom, except foi die - xpi use-, of collectii ii mil ?> ife k ?> ?!- ,
iiigofsuai mouies, uni the expenses necessarilj incurred in i
the organ?zadon and condm i "t' the ?.!!aim of the associ ition.
aud the Cori'oratioii hereby created .-.ImII theieupon ceaseaud
determine.
Sec. '.. No ??-i^'n .hall receive, eidier directly otindirectlj,
any ?compensation for services reud i d is Trustee, Pri-sideut,
? or Vice President of thesaid Association.
Sm.t. (t shall be lawful for the s-.nl Corporation, for the
purpose of del'rayinx theexjieuses of tn.- Association, aiding i
1 in ttie completion of tlwwoik, aud ihepurdiaseofsucn works
of Art, ana other suitable .ornaments and memorials, is the
Board of Trustees may think proper, t>> require an?! iv?
from visiters admitted within the JVlouumeut such sm til f?*e
for such admittance (not exceeding twenty-five cents foi ich
! adult/person) as thi Board may think proper: Provided, never*
dielest, that any p*rsou who sludl contribute tin-.-uni of On?
Hundred Dollars to si.bject specified in this.Actsjiall ??
i entided to suoh admittance for himself and family, at ill r< t
, sonable tinu->, without charge.
Si i . 8. Conl ict. in id? ?aid I ?rporation fi
: purposes of this-A t may '? exfcuted iiudej theii common
. stsal.oi m such ??'.( er m -.111111? r as tin B..-L iws of the <".':? "? >?
:i.'H m ij prescribe.
Si.i .'i. All money* collected or received by the - lid C<
lati'Mi. 01 its Trust<*es, Officers,or Agents, shall be faidifully I
applied to thepiirpos? d?*si(-nnt?d by thts Ai :. and to no othei
purpose: and if any Trustee, Officer, 01 Agent of die A?s i -
? tion shall c nvert my money, choses iu ictioi idiei |iro
1 perry contributed, or otherwise received for, 01 belonging to
said Corporation, to his own use, he shall, in addition to his |
; own liability, and the li ibii?t?es of his sureties, tor the -.jin?,
md foi all damaees sustained hy the Ass? 1 1 ition thercb} . be
deemed guilt, of felony, and upon conviction be punish? d !?;.
? imprisonment iu 1 State 1 1 ?n, not le*s than '?*??, noi more
! than it-si \ e in .
Sec. 10. Any person or persons who .hall wilfully and mis*
chievously injureor deface the said Monument, or an ? I
thereof, either while the same is in progress of erection, 01
? after it shall be compl? teil, ^L ill be deemed guilty of a misde
: iii-anor. and, upon couvictton thereof, jh.ll be punished 1".
1 imprisonment in the I ounly Jail not less than three months;
? nor more than 0:1? year.
Sec II. The Board of Trust.--,?.!! meet in th? said! ity
I of New* York ou the first Monda; in December in every v-ir.
aud on ?nch other da -,. asma, be directeri b\ the By-Laws:
And it shall be lawful aud competent foi the President, or t' r
: auy.threeof the Trustees, to > dla mectins of the f> rdat
; an-, time, opon giving notice by letter, written or printed to
' be addressed to eacli rrustoe, mid deposited in the Po?t-Ofl.??e
i of the said City, not less tinsi :.\^" ?U;.- ir-ior.- the ?i-.-- of
j meeting, specifying the lime md place oisuch tm-eting.
Sec. 12, Theie sliall be prepared by, or u oder th-? direction
i of the Board of Trust es, 1 I '? of Imnir-. in
each -..ii. 1 report of th. affairs of th? -. -. 1 ? i Corporation, se t
; ting forth the amount of money, and odtei projiert* contri*
j buled or receiv?*d, the amoiuil disbursed, and th? oojects.to
i which it had b?m applied, and thi pi i-rress of the*work during
the year then past: which report shall beiminediatei. tbureal*
; t-r ..iiblish-i!, *j??r l?v* than tiir?*e dmes, in one or mor.- of die .
'laily papers printed m the City of JNew- York, and a copy j
1 thesreol snail be addressed md forwarded to th* Speake'r'of the |
Assembly, and another copy diereof to the Governor of the I
State.
Si . . 11 The BoarcT?f Trustee, ?hall can,, all then pro- '
? ceediiigi to be recorded in a hook to U- kej't fW that purpOM,
: which book, and the By-Laws of the Association. -
; opea to the iini-ctiou of every person who may have con- j
tnbated any funds, 01 property, to da; objects of the A.so
ciation.
Skc. U. The Corporation hereby creat-?d ?hall posses? the
general ?.ovvers. and he su'nject to the liabilities, -uid provi?
sions s contained in titl,- ih?rd of chaptei eighb*en of this first
pa?t of the Revised Stataies, with such qualifications and
in dlfications a? ate by thu Act ipeciail\ provided.
Col. TROMBULL President
R. 11. M0SR1-. Vice President.
S. Dr.A.v, Sti relary.
M. H. linix-rELL. TVecMttrer.
DL. FAJtNAM, 2-17 Water-sc manmacrrares
? every si>ecies yl" Hydnudic Ap.>ar?_tus.
Fir-tiik'ines, of rv^ry size, for ci:i?j?, -.illages, factories,
plantations. Stc.
Gar?en F.nginf, Fire Hook?, Kire Bucket?. a.id Fire C xp*
Hems'His-. Leather Hose of au y site r?-.. iiiit-ii, Suction
Hose, 1 oupling Screw?. Stc.
Life ..nd Force Piini?-s. to lift and force water any ilistancer,
fioii' in to ino calions ? minute.
Wind Mills, Horse Powers, Water Whenis, S-c., for werk
iug |ium;ss.
Ship and Steamboat Pomps for??ing boilers, S.r. and lor
us- lucase of tire.
Air Pump-,, for vacuum or condensation, of an}' ie*.uir-d
Lead ami Iron Pipe, Brass Cocks, &c.
N. B.?The i'ura;.s of his manulact
i.^iul'actuiv are double actuju,
of great strength, and very simnle in their coastrucuou. ok
ice particularly well calculated for the Southern aed iVest
ludia markets. jy29 imeod j
iASSAU-STREET.
[ORNING, AUGUST 17, 18-13.
DITES I IF Ml'S^I'tTt ?ES, Bug3,?.V:c. are cured
U ?n a ftw minutes by teak f the Italian Chemical Soai :
Soldat ?'? MKuofth? American Eagle,82Chatham street, N. '
- -, or 133 I- niton-street, Bn oklyn._anj:- lm
AMcLLROY, Dentist, i-??? Broome ?trert, 3d
? door west from Broadwav. Strangers referred to emi- .
nent city-pl ici u -, m I to gi utiemen of the lushest n ?
ins it_th pulpii ?' . .... ,...; -,.. ...r._,.-:. --. ?
pHEAP HARDWARE ?.NU HOUSE FUR*
V> NISHING KRTU LES.?The Stock ortht Store. No.
Grand street, is offered for sale at reduced prices, is
cern?s a! tbi ins an 13 2w *
pAMP M?;?*;tim; ?T?t-r- will be a Camp
yy Meeting on the old ground it Jamesport, on die Lone
? ' :- ? ? -. to comme . ? m M? nday, the 28th ?A igust
and ?losu on : - Saturday follnwinir. The iireachexs and
friends on it) i , ._ distrii ts are ini ited to ittend.
i 3tawtA28? S. MARTIND A LF., P. E.
BRUSHES CHEAP FOB CASH-*-The subscri
l"-r ha? on hand, i .- ? d iss irtment "i" Brushes whi?*h he
offers h> his I ?end. md loiiutr-, mtrchaiits md retail custom?
ers for inspection. JAS. T BARNES, 255 Pe*artsri et
Likewise, hi.? ?ton i ? the gre it M itch di pot of Maha Court
itent friction Matches, the cheapest and best in the world,
au 1-1 ! v. *
TNDIA RUBBER Hi ISE ?Day's first premium
X India Rubbei H .... fot i roton \Yat? r,' ?-> warranted not to
burst, stiffen, crack or bee? me agglntinous, <s is thecase with
other timuufactures. may be ? act hanged an?, time inside of ?ix
mont!'? u" foi nd im.) rf?ct,
Wareh useol the Roxburv India Rubher Establishment, 15
M ulenlane. HORACE H. DAY, Successoi an 11m.?
\ LEXANDER WELSH would respectfully in
- * form hi : itaids in : the i ubllc that he has firted n'p and
ju.tnpenedan EATING HOUSE.al No. IiJ Dutch-street
next to the corner ol Fulton?-where .?II the substantiels and
delicacies if the season will be served up in the most -,
st. - at prices ?" ?nit the times.
r*Th< Bai WILL NOT be furnished with -the choicest
I muors?but Coffee, Tea, Milk, indi roton Wat .
may l>- Ij und ?n .: .: ibu idance. an 15 lx\ ?
BOOTS AND SHOES?Country Merchantsa?d
Othe?, o >?m ?ted to call a?id examine a ?ten-ral assortment
of the ibov. articles. Also, Hats, fur. cloth -..-i'l ?>-alrt < up*.
N. I>. A large invoice of thick kip and calf Boor?, and kip
and calf Brogans. stwed and peg'd The abo?. ?? will be ,.,!,:
very low for cash orshori tune for u?proved paper. Pluare
call and ex imine (don't forget the uumbei.)
GALE S?. I O No. 260 Pearl st. comer of Fulton,
o?! I :'. :.!:',V- !' --'it. ? [?"tel builiiinu-. N. '? ???'
|7"'.i. WHITSEY, Licensed Practical Plumber,
I ? {late of the firm ol Whitsey & Jenkins,) would respect
full?/inform his friends and the public thai he has opened a
store at No. ^'2 Broailway, where he will hi- happy to teceive
...'?-:s for every description of Plumbing ind keiej s '..n !i ind ?
full assortment of Plumber's Articles. He trusts tl it, from
his I.in? ex peri nee in the busiuess, having been himself for
many years a practical workman, he shall receive i share i"
die public patronage. auj lm
p?DIA RUBBER HOSE FOR CROT?N Wa*
-I TER.?The public are respectfullv iuvited to examine the
article as manufactured by the subs? .-i I>?r. The ?uiwriorlty I
ludia Rubber hose is already well known, and while lie Joes
: itpri tend to say it is bitt-r than any other, he warrant. n
f tllj - ?n il, and to bear th- pleasure of r?e' Crot?n Water. Il
i? much stouter thin the generality of this kind of hose, and
cold -.; low prices. A fair disi ount tn idi to Plumbers.
C. L. ROSS, l.l Maiden Lane,
iein tf between Pearl am) Water-atWts,
BRITISH PLATE GLASS WARE-HOUSE,
No. 6 Spruo street.
BRITISH LOOKING-GLASS PLATES of su?
perior brilliancy md beauty, 120inches by72, in size, and
under?and POLISHED PLATE GLASS FOU WI.V
Iji iH's, which will not ih.iiu'..- their coloi or becom?? mi?t\ ;
and GERMAN LOOKING GLASS PLATES of the size
of 101 by Si to M by 22. for sale by
m2l 'tin ISAAC L. PLATT.
rpwo MILL S?TES AT PATERSON. .V.I ?
JL I-"..i ?ale oi I? . ? . two Mill Sites, Nos.(?and ? Congress*
?tri '. ! -t- r-.-'i, ! ! miles from this City. Access can be had
, tjraesdda? b?. Railroad. They ire mu feet each on I
.';???t. and "I i?.' deep, xvith privilege to have i constant
dowel 12inches ?quareol water, with 20 feet head and fall.
I., in ire al N . ; 11 nalham-st. au 12 im*
?>( )(){IBAR H ELS i ?F LIME, of the best iiual*
wUUUity, v.?. ill be delivered for, or any inrt of it, dura**;
thecoming season,and good city bonds and mortgages re
ceived in iiavtiienr. Address" Lime." Tribun* Olfn-.- Sftf
HYDRAULICLIME?Orders ?efi at J. D.Mil
l^r's Dry Goods Store.121 Broadw ly, will receive prompi
attention. Price St |vr <:.t>k of 300 lbs.
9ftf A1?1.JAII SMITH, th? oulvmanufacturer.
T HVIE, LIME?Wanted in exchange for 1,000
Xjbarrels North River Lime and Cement, Groceries or Dry
Goods. Onennartcr will be paid in cash for any amount .?:
tlieabove articles, or au exchange for property of any kind,
. ? ir personal, will be made ou libt-ral terms. Apply to J.
D. Ho vt, corner of Mi. ?i ?on md Jam? sts. mlgtf
'_)/ \f\ \ ?ASKS OFLlMlT~of so?d quailiy"~?i.O
Oui' casks of North Ri.r-r Lime.
ISO barr?is of kqo'j Hydraulic Cement.
;cc I,'..!, of ?.J! .^L..a L.-.^, .o. -....,-...
Any part of it will be sold or exchanged for groevnex, dry
goods, crockery, hardware, hollow-waxe, ?anvet.-., luxniture,
g ? ij.. candles or ;.ro\ isious. Address BARTER, at the otficr
of The Trihi.,_9fif
B~ EN.1 AJM IN ! IA K DING E, who lectured ?n the
Apollo, to the entire satisfaction of his audience, upon the
Oii.:iti mul Process of the Art of Speech, Psycho?raphy, St?
reographiug Ideas Embodiment of Thought, ?Ve. ?vc , ha
: ,i?'-:i rooms al the Park Place House, xvhere he will tench Ste?
reograph) '.. Muemouical Ei>itom?*,and v?.n rant his pupils ?m I,
perfection in (lie ait as to enable ihem to follow ? -*i eakei ? ith
"iii hesitation. It ison/j/bx the recent improvements of Mr. ;
II. thittliL loiii,* soii^lit iesti 'latitui can be easily accoin* ,
pliihed.
|..,r reference to men of the first cl.ss in Erudition and
who?? statements are from the spontaneous results of practical
experiment, see circulars. aul2 Im
A MIRACLE, A WONDER AND A BLESS
.TjL ING to cure any eruptions or distiguremeutof the skin,
and tender or chapped tirsh, is#the Italian Chemical Soap.?
TheetTectof this on the skin i-. almost superhuman. It hits
ceived the liule-st. encomiums of the Medical Society of
Paris, and i? warranted a nevet-failins remedy for pimples,
freckles, blotches, scurvy, ,.ilr rh--um, tan, sunburnt, mor
phew, chapped or tender "?ftsh. It will change the coloi of
tlari?, >-.-l|"-.v "i discolored skin to a healthy clearness. It
cures the bites of i sects, m??qnitoes, "?'?. Sold, ?nice .'?fl
ceno n ike, itthesign of tlie Americau Eagle, 82 Catliam-st.
N. Y-, or 139 Falto ?? V, pklyu. au 15 Im
REFINED SUGARS.
RL. ife A. STUART offer fur sale ihe various
?? qualities of their Refine?! Sugar in quantities of five
packages and upwards at the following ensh prices:
Standard Double Loaf Sngar at.Ilic.
Crushed " " .Ilic.
Ground " " .12c.
< iroiinil Suit-ii, 2d on ility .? ... Ilic;
The above in pscked as follows without charge for pack?
ages:
Loaves in Boxes of 3(in.
Crushed in Barrels of 200.
Ground in Barrels of ion.
Apply it the Refinery. 285 Gre< nwich, i omei of Chambers
street. Ordtirs out of the city must be accompanied'by. a re
ini;:.,?,. ... jj_ui lin
REFINED SUGARS,
AT THE FOLLOWING l.f-U' CASH PRICES.
TX700LSE? & WOOLSEY offer their stand
TT ird qualit] Double Refined Sugar as follows, namel :
Loaf 111 o '- ? ex pound) When !-.?s trun 5 packiges are
< uihed Hi do >'? > purchased half a cent pe? pound
Powdered 12 do do \ additional.
Th? above ire nai ked ? ? follows:
Loaves in boxes of 300 ; ounds, j
? rushed in brls "i 200 d? / No .?h-irK'-- foi packages.
r iwdi. d in brls f250 do )
Apply to theNexv-York Patent Su?'ir Rafinery, corner of
Soutfrand Montcomery streets oi it89Wall*st.
N. B. Ordtirs out of th- city must be accorniwuued by a re.- :
mitt tuce. aul Im
\VH" WILL BE HALL' OR GREY-HEAD
T > KI> when, for the low price of three shillings, a ?p?en- j
did iiead of hair can be had? Reader, this is no puffing. Read
tins:
[From the New-York Tribu ne, January.]
?? We se.- that Judge Edwards, of PlnUiielphia, a man o\-r
- ... fase, the to) f whose head w isas bald as the palm '
of one's baud two mouths siuct, has now fine dark hairtrrow- j
,.._ i".,;. i. m the .i-- ?<: Jones's ' oi d II -ir Restorative.-'
This positively forces '.!i- hair to grow, ?tops ?ts tMlinir off,
e.ir-s icurfor dandruff, and makes li^nt, red or grey hair ^rov.
ilirk. it drjss-i the hair beautifully, and keeps it in ordei
twice as long as inj other preparation. Sold for three ahil
.. : 'Otile, n r.he s ? ?; n of the Am-.i- an Eagle, S2 Char ham
street. N. Y.. oi 133 Fulton-street, Brooklyn; J L-d^-?-.- Buibl
,..;_-.. Phil lelphia,and 8 State-street,Boston. -iuIj lm
SPRUCE-S T 1 : ? ? T S? LOON,
BY WILLIAM S. HORN,
No. r? Spruce-St re tt.
?lll.l. OP KIKE :
Dlu lier.
Tit.s* Beef. '>?'? Beef Soup. 6d
U.),-Lst Veal. BdjChicken Soup. 6d
Roast Lamb. 6d Mutton Soup. 6d
KoastPork. 6d Boiled Mutton.capers...Is
n..{ Tongue. t-d. Boiled Lobster.Is
Roast Turkes.:- Boiled Ham.. 6d
Roast l 'f"1*".' ' ' "?i!ed 1 urkey, oyster
Riaat'-hickeii.la ? sauce.Is
RowtDurk.I? Corned Ham. 6d
Chick? he.la I Boiled Puh. ?d i
i r?cken Friccasee.Is Fiesh Salmon.Is
H un md Eggs..Is 6d Meat Pie. 6d ';
Sirloin Steak.'* lYealPie. 6d .
Fried Oysters.2s [Lamb Pi*. dl :
<?:ew?d Oysters. 1? '?"lam Pi?. 6d ?
Mountain Oysters.Is6d Oysbd Pie.Is
! ?orned B--f. tjdjEirr? Br-ad, Butter, or
( .ini-d Por??. *Jd Ye-.-etuble?, eacli .... 3d
Pork aud Be,uii. 6d|
Den^ert.
Plutn Puddiag.?... t>l|Piuin Pie. 6d,J
Iri'li-in do' . SdlCustaxd.Pie. 6d
rj-?.|ii do . 6d!,Gooseberry Pie. wl 1
<.K: do . 6d Rhubarb Pie. 6d
Rjce do . 6<!i Whortlele-rry Tie. fid j
Tapioea do . 6d|CurrantPie. 6d !
?.?mie lairo.'dingj.- 6d <.'up Costard. M i
"?.??pie Pi". ?d.Muxh and Milk. 6d !
SlincePie. tS-llRice and Milk. 6d_
H?ach Pie. ?5d : Br-a-l and Milk. 6d j
Breakfast antl Tea.
BeefSteak. ?3?lj Bruiled Mackerel. 6*1 |
H ??:: in! Esss. Is 6?i Buckwheat Cakes. ?3d i
Fri'-d tels. tki To^st. 6d !
Fried Tripe. M Hot Mufhus. 6d
Fried Sausages. 6<l1 Hot Rolls .. 6d ?
Fried Fish. 6d Tea and Coffee. 3d
Fried Claras. Cd. Extrn Bread. 3d
Fn-'i Liver. 6d Hot Corn Bread. 3d
Fried ?had. 6d? Halibut Steak. <*!
F.sh Balls. 6d,Ha*h. 6(1
??tewed Oysters.U 1 Soused Salmon. Co
Fried Oysters.2s Mush and Milk. 9<1
Indian Cakes. 6d Rice and Milk .. 9d
Boiled or Fried Eggs.... idl Strawberrig andi Cream;.Au
iU2 rf WM. S. HORNt 5 Spruce-st.
FIVE DOLLARS A YEAR
WHOLE *<>. 7:52.
SAADS'S SARSAPARILLE
There are f-w persons in this rcadi .-?' untrj
? ? : - xtentacqu tint, d widi the ? t :
traetof s ,... _? Ha. It has bei
?oas, some quacks, and some not ; but it seems
. prepara! . ? .???-.
VN:" of New*Y ; ? i all . thi
that has yet made its appearance tf M
Sauds have devoted much atrenti - ?;
years, and it i. hardly to be don
their pre?as idon a- n-*r perfect
ire glad to h?w that they an? rea ?rurt
study and industry almost alvi. -,
is now eased y .ht a . _ . ?
in ring I -,I'h to ;; ousanils. ':.?... ?
p-uslla is used to the best advantage, ?
extensive sal? sf. - m trj ,,,...
L Si VT-Orleaus .'.'-.'.: )? Tronic,
This unrivaled preparation ha
astonUhinir cures of diseases th ? ? ?
history, thns provingconclusivel. r . . ?
high aim md purpose foi which itisd
ing for -.ears from i
afrer trying: different remedies, s\ . ..
in traveling aud doctoring, and suffering all thathuman
is capable of enduring, have, by the use of a : -.-.
drely re? overed theirhealtlt. ? : nicR imatisi -
or King's Evil, Salt Rheum and Ringworm, Ule? rs
ful affection of the bones, l'l erated rhroa! md Nos
Scurvy, !>>!? ?, CI ?c S E ? !'?'-? .??.....
taiieousera.-tioris. are effectually nirw! '?-.- ?muse. Dise?
ving their origin in an impure state of the bl od md dui?L_
generally will be speedily aud (Tectu llj ? ??. \.\ by this in*
valuabl .? ? yi.ts in
removing the cause .,|'.li.,-'a ?? by entering i ito the cii ?
arid passing through die general system. Whereobs!
to its favorable opeiation exist, thej ire removed as il ,
slongthe alimentar-, canal: hence the pati ?
know die sensible operadou of the s rs : trilla from its cura*
tu- powers.
The proprietor ?arc dailv rec? i> ing from th? medic il pi if? ??
sion, thee! ... ? tice? ofjusdee, ami numerous private citi?
zens.ampli mil willing testimony, boil ??. bal, to
the superior valu? md effi : 'paration. T
,?':?.' is furnished gratuitousl. on suffii ieul , rool b- iug tar?
nished of th-.ir wordiiness.
The following certificates from individuals who have mf.
feied with Scrofula in its severest form, in presenUd foi the
i careful perusal of the afilie ted:
Es4l s C irr.N lulj 23 1813.
Messrs Sandsy ??eut.: Aboul light i-:r^ since bj beiua
? ?\ erh? iti-?i .nd directlv iftei exii.I, 1 ? .seized ...
verecold,-which derawre?! the whole sj ?tern. Purple ?>i livi
; >?>o?s ?pi'?? ir???! on the am, if -nd-i! with violenti>aisiol tl
| head; the symptoms being alarmiug, i pin.?run was
? who prescribed blistering and leechini*, wliicli i
; ri :| relief Haul bony lumps formed under the ?kid on ? r, ?
pari f.thehodv, md thi Dociorpi ? mee?! m\ complaii ?
; heredit?r. Scrofula now for die first time devolo.ied. i he fol
; lowing winter my si.-lit faded in both eyes; medical aid ?
igain resorted to, which lelieved my sightdui ethesummi .
! niv nos- now began tu increase in s i z- and tlie >* hole bod,
idlj enlarged with idmnsical swelling. The uo.e even grew
i very sore md discharged profusely the in??i ! ithsome tub*
, stance. Mv tvhole system was involved indis? ,s. ; the lumps
softened ind discharged freely,producing sn at debility; ulo
iiow broke ont on th? leg*, and to complete in. i;
1 museta and .?news contracted so -lut I was rendered
ftelpl? .<? I rein i in-.; w ith lirtiv change in this condition until
last October, when I waj suddenly seized with in iudescril ,
ble sensation which rendered me nearly unconscious, ind mi
frieuils supposed it was the will of kind Provid uc< '.
me of my suffering?, but from this I recovered only tosuff i
on: the ul, ers had become on ?continuons sore entirel? 11\?.
It M is ?:: lili ? C( DllitiOM ? ? '<>llimelic<t.l the U ,c ut > oui lit \ al
uabl? Sarsaiarilla.wliich I was induced to use from tin n u .
remarkable cures 1 saw published, Ir came to mi
gu irdi m mgi 1. md I can scar? el) :- 1! ? hi, vet fi tu tli ;
ment I hear?) it mentioned I ??a.? impressed fully with tin be?
lief that tin. was to be die Good Samaritan foi in??ami trul.
it has wrought wonders in my case. After usint? it ? i- ?
my pains grew eisj,.r. the ?welling of the hod, and limb ?
down, th- ul? >rs commence?! healing,and 1 rest- d well. Ui ?
suffering every thing but die pains of death, how happj m 1
aud how grateful do I ft?l to be able to add uioth??r testimonial
to d.fficac*? ol youi priceless Sarsaparilla!
Mj health is restored, ?ml I have w dked four mile i wit
inconvenience. I superintend my family itf-ii-. ??nd i i I ? I
feel almost like being in a new world. lam induced to make
' this public acknowledgement from a deep sense of dut] du?
; you.su a meansin die hands of God of re-ttoring ? fellow m .
: tal from a premature gravo. Language is ?nadequnl i, ? >?
press my feelings. May* the Lord be with you, md mak
: Uce tu shine ?it."?i von, is the sincere desin* ? t' ? or mm h
obliged and deeply indebted friend. To the alflict'-d I w< ? .
: say, Dohot despair; for, however desperat youi i
i you surely have an uniidote at hand?viz.: ^anus's S^p.sapa
rilla. Trust to no other, however gT atthcii i ? en ions.
MONISSA SIMMON -
Middlesex Co-ss.?Essex, Conn. July 25,1343.?P ?
appeared the above-named Mouissa Simmous, and ni le i
; to ?:?? f i?-i, i ii-i- ampdLin -the foietroitis at ?t- ineW ? /?.,-, .?
GUIDON ball i ii. joati
We the subsCriburs, being iwrsonally aciiuaint?il with V1r?j.
Monissa Simmons, do not hesitate to say mat we'i;on-id. th?
I above statement oI h-r c t>e .-iibstantiallv true and eut 'I ll
confidence. REUBEN POST. Deacon Bapusi I hun ,.
I. Illl-L H.AVDF.N, Meichant.
?ll \s. GREEN LEAF, Sor. Denrist,
A. F. Vv'HITTF.MOKL, Post-ilaater.
Remarkable cur? of Hip Disease?
New-York, July 26th, !;>i:t.
Messrs. S as os?Gent. :??My dam ? I six yeurs, was
attacked with the hip 'ii-eas- when two years old, and sine?
then sh- ha.s been growing gradually worse until recently, and
lier sufferiug at ?ntervafs was most (?aiiifnl to btthold,
baffles all description. The head of the hi? bo wn tli ??
euti ?ly out ol-place, after which matt? r or pu-s formed in die
' socket of the joint, and for many mondisjusi.ee? isi. u ihe ivsu
: entirely il-i rived of all natural rnsi. Sh.- was reduced lo i
un re -!<' letou md very ofteuexcl limed, " Oh, Moth? r ! 1 wi I
! it tnii-hf please the ' good Man' above to I ike me t., buns? If."
; It was my iVrveut prayer her sufferings might be terminated
..ml my anxious f?*ars removed
The Almishty has promised to be with us in six troubles,
? ami in the seventh In- will not leave us nor forsake us, it' we
I put our trust and confidence in Him; ami truly I cansa) ii
i lias been verified in thepresent cas-. Through II!, blessing
and your instrumentality,;my child lives?yes, is restored lo
??erfrct health, and is a living monument of.theeffii icy of your
: liealdiTestorinc Sarsaparille. We had rri--=1 :!! the rem li? ?
I within our reach, had the bone one, set. had it blistered ai>d
purg-d. without effect. Shecommeuced the use of ilie Sa - <
< parilla in April last, and'in less diana week there was in evi
' dent improvement: a discliarge cam.- on from the hip joint,
ami in a fen days itcoRimenrrd.he.iling,.arid in le*s than two
weetts was entirely closed. During the dim of using the Sar
saparilla she passed large quantities of Worms, which aid*Hl
. materially in hastening the cur.-. .Sh- rapidly imj.roved m
! health and strength, her appetite increase?!, md she u now en*
I tirelv restnred, and wholly so by the use of your S ireanarill ?.
With the grateful feel irigs of a mother's heart and fadi.r's
jov. we suhscnbe ourselves youi friend,
WILLIAM s. BAILEY,
SARAH BAILEV,
No. ..v; Fourth-sti.?.
We the subscribers, being neighbors to William and Sarah
Bail ? know the ibove statement in relation to their child and
the cure performed by Santos's Sarsaiwrillato be strict!j ? u
WILLIAM l'OWtll.-i,
JOHN MYERS.
ScrofnJa Cured of Six Years Stonirling.
pHiLADELrHiA, July 23, IB13.
.if. ,srs. Sands : Gent*?Iu the month i f June. Ifir37, I w is
attacked with cramp in the stomadi, induced by a iiidden
cJieckofperipira?on. Bj timejy remedies] WM-relieved,
but my system had received a shuck :'? im which I did not re?
cover. About f.v o mouths after this, a scrofulous lumji ap
p.-ir.'.l o i my breast, which gradu ill. in? reasi d to the size of
i ben's eng, and then henme excessively rwinful. I tn. <!
different Panaceas without deriving any hem-ii' whatever, and
continuing to gr w worse, applies! to i homasopadii? phvsi
cian, who left me snffering more than he found me. The
scrofula now appeared in my right kn? and indes m. :
swelled to I ur rin tural size and threatened exteusiv?
ulceririon, rendering me tor yean i helples? cripple, tin
greater |>art ol fi.- rime suffering excruciating - aruish. I
now had recours?? again to the old practice, w.?> cujip.
blist-r-l very severely, hut all to no purpose.
1 then tried th- Thompsonian pracnc- with the same result,
and now I despaired of ever being cured. M , inpetiteentii ?
I. fail? d u ?! I be? une a mere skeleton; i"pr months I could qoi
sleep in bed, but iiassed the nicht limping about dM roon ,
the moment Tlaiodowu the pain be? ? .. ? insiipportable. l-^
dice ? as "*>-d internally and externally bnt ill in vain,'ai<d now
to uld ' irs oi my situation, a large tumoi api
on the low-r fiart of the spine, who ;i bei ameexcessivel;
fu! and Vnd-r, ??-iid-ritr.-if dmost impossible to sit down and
I despaired o*" t'.-.-.- h-,-t::i;ur Well.
He iring of the wonderful cur-, performed by your S
rill i my friends induced sn- ro make one more trial, which I
dol, scarcely daring to hope for reli-i".
Feur absent. S. P. Thompson, furnished m- with the Sar?m
parilla, md wriAt was myaswn?mm?mt'aiid delight, iftertaking
afew botxles,to find I wera s-ettiug w^ll. A few morecoiii
plctedthe cure, and now [< m sa. I am well. Yes, iftei til
years of in?iescribl*- tufferi er. Icnnny ?am well, .?n?![-utn??? !
ly owe my restoration to Iwaldi, through the o es?>ing oi Cro*ij
deuce, to your Sarsaparilla?-im??dic_ne whose virtu? should !
beknown thronghout the wmld. I return you my -
thanks and shall alw iyi behappj to give my fard
tioot.. the afflicted by applying to me itmy resi??Vn??e. No. ?
39 Newnwket^t. THOMAS BURR.
I'r-- i.-wi and s,,|.|, wholesale ind ret?il. md ?or ex| ortation.
by A. B. SANDS Si CO.. Druggtstt. (Granite Bnddinxs.i
273 Broadway, corner of < hamb?aa str?t, N-w \.,ik. Sold
alsoh-.-A. B. Si D. SANDS. T'1 Fnl'ou street ?nd 77 Last
Broadway, comer of Mark-t street; alvo solulov Druggist.*
generally in all the ? rincipal cine*and chief town, of the I .
S. Price $1 per bottle, six bottles for $.. Orieinal dorn
menu m?v be seen ai oar store._y,20 tl 4tW
TO THE GENT-iiEMEN OF THE .\i-;w.
YORK BAR.?Ch.ihi.es C. Llckkv. thtson of an Irish
Solicitor, fnun his perfect Itno.wledze of the various duties be*
io'iei'i-r to a -_s[*-ctablo Ani-rsran Law Office, begsleuve '?
offer his servicea ?-? General Copyinir-and Engrossing Clerk.
Writ-?? from w to i*0 folio perdiem..The strictest tecreey m*i
be ?nli-'J on, .axsd all copying committed to his charge shall \r
executed with neatness, accuse, uiddispatcb. The.ra :
exceptionable references giv-n a-s to chara? res, abditii-?. 8tc?*
Please apj ly b. note I-l": with Honce Greeley, Es??. T
Ot?'-.e, or to C.C. Leckey, at hi* residence No. :.!8 Broom?st
in trie rear, through City Despatch Office. All order? prompt
ly attended to. au?2w
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,
NO 43 JOHN-STRKET.
I7LLI0T, BUR.VAP ic BAliCOCK are con
\l stantly supplied wish.ilanse ?nd i.eneral assortment of
PAPLRS. suit?;d to ail department? ot the trul?, amomc
which are the followinsr: Hubbard's colored bpra-iu
great variety ; Boston Copr-?ndat* Par-r. of -u?-rre
nuality. B-?ok and N-ws Pnntin? Can.. LeUer. YoU
Post and Blank Book Papers; PnnterV. Clodner? and Carjw
maker?' PrwvBoards; Dnicgiit?', Hswrfw*? an? U"th \*
pm; Binder*'aad Trunk Boards; bhea?ung and Wri,4ii-X
Px^r-m^?; ?applied with all kin?is of stock "????ate
rialrs^_
MADDER?4 casks prime Ombro?, for sale by
GBLV-N'EIL. -ttBiTbBN St CO., 73 South-stiw.
A -?LXTLEMAN ot a number of years' experi
r7\ "rct UI 'r-'chic?. v?h<? can furnish the hishast cero/vestes
t w , mor,,? cl-anctir. is d.siroosef tikic* cr-artr
: '.Z '" ""* cu>'? ?mx-tim? between this and the 1st of
?fPtwnberei smnt Any i,t.,r that m,v ^ ^ t0 ,hi, offi(^
A. B. m.U be promi-tlv rw.-bnded to. y;fi tSl?
i-i'ANTKD?Emplovca nipplied grans at
^r0\,!,I?rr,r*ac5 ?l5c" ?- O^nd-street. with dis?
ks icai^rrwda, tod<>tVr?>i?r.?at> ?? ^?fty*. aaI45t?
\\'.i.\ I ED?An American or Kngb?i woman,
? ? who uiadevstands rn-k.mc Boy?' Cloth?. To on-com
?''???- ?' ?<?<?? will be <iTcn. ?ad anei-nx
Also, ipprenticts ?I th. tailoeus business. None
sewers ?red apply A good chinee will be given to
-- i>'i :.i ?v w:s.'- to !>\P'. In.-nir?- ?t 109 I'edaj-st. au IS St?*
IX7ANTF -?1 ?yment by an Englishman
' ai d Wife; ?! e i? . ec '? I X k; fi- u Waiter or C?nch
i. Beat : .-: . ..????. Apply at 19 Wil!et-?treet.
. n
sul2 It*
A FURNISHED R??NT PARLOR, with bed
?--* --'. on ?he M>cond floor, can beob
' i i"!. ?? ??') and K-i.tUmxn, at !*?*.
? an also be accommeda
? "i' ' - - ? ?1 bond, by applying at th?
4ui5 3t*
; ? \ ?? D??2 s er w the Manhattan Hous??,
- ) ? , u' s I'rkndl) to Temp?rance! w ho here xre associ
I of the 1? i.ne.l professions,
its, ?\c. cS Duai.r-.stieet, near Broadway and
the 1'irk. jy27 lm#
? ? \ RDLN BROADWAY?Gentleoien and their
re? ml ?ingle gentlemen, will rind >?-ood board and
. 1'.. nliv \> : (r-.. n dooi to t.o.'i?tituti<iii Hall.) A
: on ' . floor, having a balcony in front, with
m bed room? Utached, lo let. with board.
> 'it boarders. Term? uwdeiale. j>20 lin*
?A tew gentlemen can be accommoda
L? ?.: with good Board, on reasonable terms, at 42 John st
i- lm'
?-30fif.0TO BE LOANED on Bond and
'J*J" OUv Mortgage, in different sum?, on improv?!
- ityor Brooklyn. Likewsa? $12,000 ?m pnv
luctix-e t.inn? w^ll locoted in Conn tie? on or m-ar the Hudson
'.;.??;. Apply to S ? Lyucs,55Wall st. anli3i*
? IVERPOOL COAL?Now di^cliargicg from
i i Shij Lucc-nia at the foot of B.*.-h-,treet, N. R.. for saU
in |uan 1 liest? suit purcliasers by WARD it BROWN,
iu5 11! Washington, corner Lainht-street,
i IVERPOOL ORREL COAL?Impprted ex
LJ pressly i"i famih use. having been lowered in the hold,
? - i;iui; from the ?hip Luconia, it Pit r 36, N. R..
'? h - ' ? ne, at lowest market price, in Iota to suit
pu chas? WARD 1? BROWNE.
Cornei Laight and Washington ?is
D , tel Post xvill receive prompt attention. a7
0 E A * B 1 K ? 1 i A I i 11'" H I:. ! 1 A > H COXlTfr?m
1 'o- .veil !?::.'%? n Sal? m Yein of all -ires, screened and ?!?
livered from the boat or yard below the market price?. Liv
I aol S7 50?Lehigh.anj tize, $150. No ?-coud uuality of
. -!_\? \u,.,;!?. All Coal weighed by a City W?*iglier.?
. - ? - ni up the North uni East Rivers at a reduce rate.
\ ? .1 .mi Washington st. near Sp?iiig.
?u2 (5m GUERNSEY Si CO.
P
1.1.t'A m. t-i'K U i.\"i ER.?Tbe undersigned
??- daily :? ' ? u me at their van!, 215 West st., comer
Franklin, the most ijiproved qualities of.Peach Orchard,
Broad Monntaiu and White Ash < oal,which they offer for
- lie it S5 it 1 ton foi Broken and EtK.ain! Si 50 for large Stone
ind Nut. freeof cartage. Ffty c-iit? addition when screened
from the yard. Orders received at the Sotar Retinen-, 2S
it. and at the j urd. TYLEE it MAPES.
jv2ii im*
GOAL. COALl COAL!
rf MI >?; VVORKDXG MAN'S COAL YAKD
A havirur been removed, is ii?>w prrnuinently located ?t the
well known stand, corner of Greenwich ind Christopher-sts,,
?\lie:v t!i? proprietors ar? now lei-^i, ii.?,- .?ml \? ill continue tr>
n . diiMt from their collieries, own??d by thems?l*res, tht?
oicesi [uality ofPeai h Or? hard. Red Ash Coal, which they
promue toaell at least7 percent, loxvei than my in the cit]
The business of the i ird ?ill I*- couducted bv thesubscn
bers, and they solicit the pittroniixe ol Mie public, their eld
customer? and friends. ' ?al by th^ carjo.
A uote tiirouiih the Post-Office will receiveurotnptattaoClOB.
\VM. DAVIS.
iiiv3fini IAS. FERGUSON.
Bin \: ! \' ?US C< )AL.?The N?d Lothian Coal
MiuiiiB ' ompany announce to their customers and the
1 ol Bituminous Coal in general, that the''ompany,
!'. eulaixiiig iheir mining operations, are uow prepaivd to
im.', 01 in till orders for the supply of coal of
iiipetio .;.i-.tir?., answering well for all puipiwts for which
Bituminous ( oal? are used, and for many purpoi?s peculiarly
Foi the information of such persons interested as
liar? lot tri d their Coal, they have in a Cixcalaxa number ol
?f consumer?!, showing the quality and adaptation
?lid Lothi m ( ...il for u'eii^ia! use, and that throuxh s
lerie? ol ? t it lia? maintained a uniformly htfch cltaxacter.
Tl j h-ive also ippended two chemical examinations and
.. theii Coals carefull) made at different time? and
?? scientific Chemists, exhibiting uniform result., and
... -t.- - mi? _: ilu 1 radical i^sls. With these evidences of
? |ii tin 1 m; iuy feel justilV.l m anticipating a fair d*
maud for tli-ii ? ?lal, and thai it will itive ?-ntirt- satisfaction to
all .?.Ko may 1 n"r them with v.1-.?-ir custom.
A s. WOOLDR1DGE, President M. L. CM. Co
lu TV, 18-13.
Address?Richmond, Virginia.
The aboie referred to Circulai to be had st this offtc*.
.-".?. je24 SwDaetW?
Hartford Fire Insurance Company.
\<lllK i.N'SL'liAXCE at the lowest rates by the
j. ' Hartford Fire Insurance Company.?(Incorporated 1810?
rti 1 perpetual.)
TbisJoni' established am! well known Institution, havin?
ii^"ii m ??? tiv> operation upwards of thirty yeais, continues to
ins lire Houses, Furniture, Stores, Merchandise, and every ds
, i ' nof property against los:, or dama?e by nie on the most
' rabie terms. JOHN NEILSON, Jr. Agsnt,
? ?m- 55 Wall street,
?juii'. ti'^v/uic 1." 'i < ii^^O'u \>7j???\tuiiy.?
1 ' lapital S-I'KJ.OCO; O.Tice No. 54 Wall st. This Company
continues to make insuranc? igaiust Iossor damans by fire, aud
lulsuil navigation.
I'lni.cioBa:
|iei.?s.?... Raven, tVajah Taylor, Corls. W. Lawience,
J. Phillips Phoenix, William Couch, Micah Baldwin.
I1I111 M.iriis-.r.. B. L.W?olley, N-nhaniel Weed.
Josr, h B. V.t.-uii.-ri, Fanning C.Tuck?r,John Rankin,
David !.?-??. Md-rs D.BeuJHmin.John D. Wolfe,
Caleb O. Ha Is ted, William W. Todd^F??rdrnand Suydam.
1! .., 1 ;, Thompson, R. HAVENS, President.
Li-ai? Phillips, Secretary. du
RE \U )VAL?TO NEW.YORK.
rpHE LOSS OF FEET AND LEGS NO MIX
1 DRANI E TO 'J11E ACT OF WALKINO.-JOHN
F. THOMAS. ( ork Le? Maker,?
FIRST PREMIUM
GAITER BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
Til.K SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully
inform th >se L idici who are desirous ofpnricliasinf i{ood
Shoes, that theirs are .11 made of the finest French material',
on I ist? suited to the shape of the foot ; tint non? but suiienor
workmen ire employed ; that our manufactory i.? under the
superintendence of 4 very competent foreman : a"d thai we
have "ii hand, at ?II limes, sn rxrenuve assoritnent, cousuOng
of every fashionable style of Ladi.-s, Misse-., l?'>y.* and Cl.il
dVen's Boon and Shoes ??and also, import direct ?cw the first
makers 1/1 Paris, Ladies French Shn*s: a largv assorfn',riit a'"
ways "i?hand. TL'TTLL it HAYWAUI},
No. 'i.'!i) Brooadway, oiu- door above Reade-sirert.
N. B.?T. itH.received a silver Medal and Diploma fur
inferior samples of Ladies'Gaiter Boots and Shoes, at th?*
lab Fair in this city.
Measures taken, and orders promptly executed. je2!) 3m
pn|.!CK OFFICE," HALLS OF JUSTICE,
X. New-York, July 1,1843,
Notice is herebygiven to all persons having claims upon
?roods r.-m.iiiiiuit in this office for 12 months previously to the
15th d i v of August next, to present the saine on or before that
time, when all such as remain unclaimed will b? disposed ol
v. public auction. By order of
H FAR Y W. MERRITT,
EPIIM. STEVENS,
MII.N PARKER,
OEO. W. MATS ELL.
Special Justices.
Oy Papers in ihe employ of the Corporation will nijertthtii
? week foi t. week*. j>?j Ia?a6w
fX CHANCERY?Pefore the Vif^-Chancellor
-L of tli* First Circuit.?George D. Post and others, v*. AI
berl il. Dorr Htnl utli-rs.?Bill for loreclosur?* of mortKajte.
Samuel F. Dorr.one ofthi defendants in thi* cause, whose
I'iace of, residruce it at Boston, m the **tate of Massachn?etts.
is required to appear in this canse bj the 12th day of "ctobei
next, or the bill lilrd therein will be tak?-n as confess???! bv
hnn. New York, July 12 ?an.
BUTLER it EVARTS. CotnptHs Solicitors.
J20 l_iv. No. 2H mover st. V?*Jfork .
CATSK?LL MOUNTAIN HOUSE, ?al the
PINE ORCHARD,?This well-known charming
Siiinriier retreat 1- now open undrr th?- siiperintendenc?
of the subscriber. To the Natural induceni'iits to visit th?
Mountain, (such a.s th^ almost bonndUss view from theOrch
ard.tlie mairni?cent scenery ju the ' Falb,'and th? pure, life
UUpirins atmosj'her*-,) will ry> add^d every effort upon the
.mt of rii^ Proprietor, in th*- shape of careful attention, well
furnished tables, and ?.II ?h^ delicacif?. at well as substantial?
season, lo afford comfort and pleasure to his vi*it*rs.
June. 1812. C. L. BEACH.
? A regular Line of Post-Coachex is established for tlio
- me.-.-; visitera to the Mounuiu Hous?, immediately
?frei tu? landing of boats at Catskill. je27 2m"
THOMPSON'S Ti: USSES ?Cffic?
-rriov-r! t.. J3 Beekman street About 2C0 of
:hefirst physicians and inrgeons of New York
have given thejr decidid prefeiende to this
Truss, .is you can Kraduate the pres*ure frorn 1
ro J) [soundson the rujiture without a back pad, which does so
much injury W the ?PU?e. A fair trial bemj lliebest test of its
luperionty. it is applied and six days trial ?ixen, and if it Aov*
notretainthe ru;rur?-, ?s/nl- le-rtormnit every kin?.01 ?x'r
?1 ie or coughing, and ?rive perfect ease-in a word, if 11 u noi
latwfactory in erary resp?iet; the inon?-y is ch^r?allrretaruea.
uni this.s th? only condition Or. which you ^"?'^fV?
exuss. A permanenten? is easily effected, aiid wsrrantsd tl
. tions are followed. , nn? einnr (mm
Offices axe fitted up at No.13 Beskm-n ???', ^ f^
Nassau, exclu?..vr!y for applying this truss, *"-d all ?JJ ??*
to come and tr, tor th"mselv?ts._-.
AMERICAN COOPERS- TOOLS
BRACEAS, DOW
TAP AN IT BUNG
...,;V.^? iVAriP-, Hc-AL' -v.?.u sis
1 Vx^i HOwk'LL AND CROZE'S
*? ivii'BlTTJL BECK IRONS, T
RHRCRB COM PASSES. &c- ike.
a librrll'diacountO!? Edg? Tools to Merchants.
Al?fera-?- CHARLES OSBORN,
j..I?m??_CHARLES S. LITTLE.
ECONOMY AND FJLSHION.-rTo those
who ?tuiy economy.?The subscriber, in accordance
with the times, has reductrd his superior imitation
VloiVskin Hats on fur bodies, to the i-xti?me low price of
$2 25. The above are an elegant dress Hat, and xs ill compare
?Ivantageously with hau sold in this city at $2 50 and $3, ??id
warranted to gire satisfaction. Also, constantly mauufactnr
mir fur an?l silk hala of ibe beat quality, Utrtt i??rt?-rii?, ^<1 at
the lowest city prices for cash. An assortm?iX of.Vc1??, *****
C 1.-th Caps couitantly en hand. J- W. ^lA.OGG,
aul5 lm? No-132 Canal-st., comer of Thomvto*

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