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For the New-YorkTribc
SONNET . . . REVERIE.
When Care retires, and leaves alone the soul
All unmolested by external things ;
And, o'er the Spirit, wild imaginings,
Of things too lofty for its own control,
And airy visions of the bright and fair,
Come and retire, e'en with the glance of Thou
Up to its highest pitch, the Spirit wrought,
Holds converse with the Immaterial there?
And though the shades of Evening gather roi
No shadows darken now the realm of mind.
On Fancy's pinions, free, and u neon fined,
Bright tho'tsEoar forth, beyond terrestrial bot
Sweet is the spell, which Reverie can impart
Though, by a golden chain, it binds the heari
Salisbury, Ct. _' E' *
Letters from ??r.Wecd.? ..No. X.
Correspondence of the Albany Evening Journal.
Lo.N-pr.N, July 14, l?i
This sgreat Metropolis has been strangely i
ii/zned, in regard to its climate, or we have b
strangely fortunate in our visit; for insteat
the smoke, vapors, fog3 and rains, which we 1
been taught to dread, we have enjoyed a gei
?atmosphere, a bright sun, with occasioual but
freshing showers, for five successive days.
London, like the Cataract of Niagara, is c
stantly growing upon the wonder and admir?t
of strangers. I am just beginning to be c
scious of the impossibility of comprehending
wealth, its magnitude and its magnificence
Ride for hours, in whatever direction you plci
and the same evidences of golden conquests
presented. All the nations of the earth m
have been paying tribute, for centuries, to L
don, or these untold and incomputable mill!
' could not have been concentratod here.
I was wondering this morning how mi
" Provant" was required to furnish this army
people with rations. An inquiry shows t
],51)0,000 quarters (eight bushels; of wheat
required annually to supply London with lire;
that 120,000 tons of fish are caught here
which 45,000 tons arc fresh salmon,) annuall
the annual consumption of butter is estimated
40,000,000 lbs., and the price varies from Is.
Is. Gd., or from two to three shillings our ci
icncy. Of meats I can get no estimate, I
there is brought annually to Smithfield-Marl
alone, 180,000 oxen, 450,000 hogs or pigs, 1,35
00? sheep or lambs, and 25,000 calves : of mi
it is said that 11,000 cows supply the metropc
with 8,030,000 gallons annually, at an avera
price of Is. lOd. per eight, quarts. Eggs arc sr
here in great quantities, in crates, by water, fn
Ireland, Belgium, Holland and France, and st
sometimes as low as 8d. per dozen, but genera
from Is. to Is. Gd. Hogs arc fatted here in l
yards of breweries and distilleries, for while eve
thing of the grain kind is called " corn," th
product is not grown here. Hams sell at 7_?
shoulders at Gd., and smoked side pork at 5d., j
the retail stalls and shops. This is just doub
the price with us.
Every body drinks Brer in England. I ha*,
astonished waiters, in two or three instances, b
asking for water. When you scat yourself *
table in a " Coffee Room" or " Steak-House" ft
dinner, and have ordered your "joint" or " steak,
or '? chop," the waiter inquires, " Hale, porte
or stout, sir ?" If in place of either of thes
national beverages, you reply water, he eithi
laughs in your face or turns away wonderin
where such a wild chap could have been caugh
Now that I have seen something of Engli.
habits, I am astonished that Miss .Martinea
should have deemed the circumstance that tw
or three American women with whom she mc
were " not all for love, but a little for the bottle,
worthy of remark. The drinking of Aale, porte
and Btout, is universal here, with the females <
the poorer classes, when they can get it, and wit
those of the better classes of mechanics, female
people and shop-keepers. While at dinner t
Birmingham, it was observed by all of us, th.
the ladies (a dozen) at table, drank porter as
they were thirsty, and as if it did them good.
The lady opposite to me, who was well dresse
and well educated, disposed of nearly an entir
bottle. You meet ladies at every turn of th
streets ?n London, " iJie rubric of whose face
shows the shrines at which they kneel." I hav
met ladies at Exhibition Rooms, whose fier}' face
entitled them to the distinction of being classc<
with Shakspearc's " knights of the burninj
lamp." And you find every side-walk blocke
up with lusty ladies, who are indebted for thei
rubicund faces and rotund persons, to habitue
beer drinking. I yesterday sat in an omnibi:
with an old lady and gentleman, evidently of th
wealthy class, the latter of whom was a victii
to gout, while the former displayed a face au
nose, the maintenance of which had cost as muc
as FalstafT paid for " sack" to keep Bardolph'
salamander in fire.
We went last night to the Adelphi Theatre, whet
the leading attraction was *" Tito Wizzard of th
North," whose wonder-working powers of magic
if we may believe the show-bills, have procure
for him a command to repair to Si. Petersburg
to exhibit before the Emperor Nicholas. Thi
man is indeed a ' wizzard.* The delusions prac
tised east Monsieur Aillent, Signor Blitz, and a]
other magicians into deep shade. Let me aston
ish you with a few sp?cimens. He came int.
the boxes und obtained a five pound note fron
one gentleman, and asked another (any one wh?
chose) to write a sentence upon a slip of paper
The note and paper were foliled so that the wizzari
could not see either the number of the formero
the sentence upon the other, and then laid upoi
a plate, set fire to by a taper, consumed, and th?
ashes blown about the stage. The wizzard the;
announced the number of tlie Bank Note, re
peated the sentence on the t*l:p of paper, and i
page, returned these articles to the owners in ;
box which the wizzard had.not touched. Hi
then handed a box to a gentleman nearest tin
??tage, and requested him to deposite any articl?
he chose in it, and to pass it around for simila:
deposits by ladies and gentlemen promiscuously
he standing upon the stage. When the deposit
had been made, he requested that the box shoul?
be placed where he could see it, with the li?
down, and standing at least sixty feet from it, hi
named every article which it contained. He re
quested ladies and gentlemen to loan him the i
handkerchiefs, which were thrown to him fron
all parts of the theatre. When collected ant
counted, to the number of I 7. they were placee
in a large ewer, into which a servant poured :
large bucket of water. Having been thoroughh
sat tira ted, the handkerchiefs were rinsed am
wrung, and then spread, one by one, into anothei
vessel, upon* each one of which some blazing ma
jrical elixir was poured ; and within five minute:
the handkerchiefs were placed upon a salver and
returned to the owners washed, dried, ironed,
folded and perfumed ! And all this was done
openly, without turning away from the audience,
and without anv of the lumbering accompani?
ments of ordinary jugglery.
We devoted the morning to the pursuit of what
is classic ground to Americans, and what had for
me the additional interest of professional associa?
tions. We found, at No. 34 Lincoln's Inn
Fields, the building occupied eighty years ago, 1
believe, by Mr. Watts (1 have no'books to refer
to.) and with whom Benjamin Franklin worked
as a Journeyman Printer. It is now occupied for
ofliees of various descriptions, b\* persons too
busy to know or care who was their predecessor.
"We then started for Dukc-street, where the Jour?
neyman Printer from America boarded, and re?
membering that it was near a Chapel, I stepped
into a small Book and Stationer's shop directly
opposite a Chapel, to inquire if the occupant
could direct me to Dr. Franklin's Boarcling
house, when I had the satisfaction of learning
{?ft* l Iwd crossed, th? threshold ?and stood under
the roof that sheltered the illustrious Ame
Statesman, Patriot, Philosopher and Philai
pist. He boarded with an old widow lac
much intelligence, and occupied an upper
in the back part of the buildin?f. The Ian.
j of Dr. Franklin and a lady still older, who 1
I room in the same house, were very devout G
! lies. This happens to be the character o
? present occupants of this house. I oI?en
i young man " reading proof," and remarked
' I was glad to find a brother Type under th
? cient roof of the great master of our art.
i Bookseller replied, "As you are an Amcncar
! I may sav to you that we are trying to cam
! Dr. Frankun;s principles in another respe
; Wc are now re-printin? an American work
; tied " Ireland Vindicated,'' and we are sta
?' -4 Repealers." I informed him lhat I was
j Mr. O'Connfll when the Trades of D
; passed his house and on the stage at Donnyb:
! Green. This led to many inquiries about
land, and an invitation to attend a Repeal }
ing in -hat street at S o'clock on Sunday eve:
I intended to have gone from this spot Ihr
the Mammoth Brewery Moils': of Messrs.
clay & Perkins, but there was so much d:
ness and humidity in its capacious vaults, w
j were not likely to alleviate the a-zuc in my
that I concluded to content myself with an i
rior view of an establishment which covers
teen acres ia the heart of the city of Londo
I Well might Dr. Johnson have exclaimed,, a
! did. when (as the Executor of Mr. Tor all.
j founder of the establishment,, he played the -
| tioneer:?"We do not offer you, gentlei
, those empty beer butts and barrels merely?
are the potentialities for acquiring wealth be?
the dreams of avarice."
Setenar, July
We repaired at 11 o'clock this morning tc
! Foundling Hospital in Guiiford-at.,a noble ed
1 founded in 1739, for the reception and main
j anee of exposed and deserted children. The
! stitution has been liberally endowed by bequ
j and receives constant and handsome donati
I The Foundlings, to the number of 3*20, of 1
j sexes, were seated in the gallery of the chape
j neat uniform dresses, the boys with mixed roi
?bouts and trowsers and scarlet vests, and the ?
with pretty while aprons and caps. They fon
a part of the choir in the chaunts and chon;
The chapel was filled with a female voice,
? solos, so clear, ricii and melodious that sere
I would have listened with admiration. The
; vice was read by a dull man with a husky v?
j and a sluggish manner. This, however,
| atoned for in a Sermon from Arch. Deacon I.
j iNSON, replete with knowledge, abounding in pi
! and eloquent and fervently delivered. The c
? n-regation was lar^'e and highly respectable.
| ter the service was over (it consumed nearly ?
? hours) the foundlings were marched to the dini
j hall, where, after a blessing was asked by nm
the oldest boys, they sat down to a bountiful
i past of roast beef and pol atoes, without bre
I The whole scene brought vividly to mind
most interesting exhibitions of the inmates of
own Orphan Asylum, where, if there be less
munificence and ostentation, the same benign s
blessed spirit of charity reigns. There are seve
valuable paintings in this hospital, the most
tractive of which is that of the ?Saviour's reci
tion of little children, by Benjamin West. T
organ was presented to the hospital by Hanoki
M on da r, July IT
I have been through the Thames Tunnel. Ti
is to London what the Crot?n Water Works ;
to New-York, the great achievement of the 1?
century. There is nothing at either entrance
the Tunnel, which indicates that you are in the
cinity of this extraordinary improvement. V
passed over it in a steamer in the morning, wil
out being aware that other masses of fellow-1
ings were quietly walking through a subtcrranc
passage below us ! The visitor is directed ?? Tl
way to the Tunnel IT " by a board on the corn
of a street. You descend a winding ??tone sta
way 100 steps, and enter into the Tunnel, win
is well lighted with gas, and afforded us a co
pleasant walk, after four hour's exposure to t
sun. The Tunnel has two avenues, each wi
enough to allow 12 or 16 persons to walk abreai
Half way through, a printing press is station
" By Royal Authority," which is throwing (
sheets containing an account of the Tunnel,
told the man I would purchase two of his shee
provided he would allow me to ?.' pull " them m
self. This, upon learning that 4' I knows tl
ropes," as they say at sea, he consented to.
have, therefore, an account of the Thames Tu
iicl, printed by myself, standing midway bctwe?
| the London and Surry sides of the river, seven
| feet below its bed, with steamers and ships pat
j ing directly over my head !
The Tunnel is two miles below London Bridg
| where another bridge, which was much wante
i would have proved seriously injurious to the ii
mense commerce of the metropolis. In 1 Sr2
after the failure and abandonment of several plai
for tunneling the Thames, one was submitted 1
Mr. (now Sir J. M.) Brunel, which received tl
confidence of capitalists, and in 16*2?! he coi
j menced his operations. But he encountered dill
j eulties and obstacles, for years, at every steji i
| his progress, that would have disheartened ai
appalled any man but one whom the emergent:
iiad produced to accomplish this mighty ente
prise. Quicksand beds were among the mo
troublesome and perilous obstacles met with. Tl
top of flic tunnel's arch, about the middle of tl
river, approaches within ten feet of the bottom <
the river. Four times, during its progress tl
tunnel and shafts were filled with water, and tl
1 irruption of 16*27 threatened to destroy the ente
prise, but by the most incredible efforts, all wi
j overcome by its indomitable architect, and i
1635, seven years afterwards, Sir J. M. Brunt
was enabled to resume the work.
The progress of this great work was nec.'ssaril
very slow. Sometimes, with favorable excava
| tions, two feet would be accomplished in twentx
: four hours, working as they did. with chancos c
| hands, day and night ; where the excavation wa
j difficult, only two feet would be done in a week
: and for the bast three months, so great was th
j labor and so formidable the obstructions, tha
j only three feet and four inches' progress wa:
I made! Iu August, 1641, fifteen wars' after th
| ground was broken on the London side of th
j Thames, Sir J, M. Brunei descended a ahai
\ from the Wapping side and passed through ;
! small '? drift-way through the shield in the Tun
j ncl.*' Less than two years thereafter, in March
; 1843, the magnificent work was completed
[ The whole expense of construction is estimatet
at 614.000 pounds sterling. The toll is only ?
j penny for passing through the Tunnel, und bu
j for '* the getting up stairs" it would pay well
! Until passengers are let down and taken up by ai
| engine, it will not take foot passengers from th?
? bridges.
The son of Sir J. M. Brunei, whose life was ir
such eminent danger from swallowing a liai
crown piece, was, with three workmen, caughl
by one of the iubreaks of water and carried hv
the rushing column through the Tunnel to the
shaft and up to die surface where he was rescued
The three men who were with him perished. Oc
the first passage of the steamer Great Western
.rom London to Bristol, he also met with an rtc
cident which it was supposed would result fatally?
but from which he recovered.
The fine weather affords a prospect of good
crops, though the spring, as with us, was 'cold
.tnd backward.
| ^v^\A ?.MORNING BOAT FOR PEEKS
?Jjj?v^SPsJr?:iLL. Verralanck. Grassy-Point, Smi-Sinr
1 Zl&E33S??iT<itryioy\u, Dobb's Kinrr/HasOBCS and i osk
] i*.?DrvoJu.asi and Dinner ?.?u board.?Thw new and splendid
itca-UDtt COLUMBUS, Cap?- Wn, H. Ynzee, aai?? ?ear,
I Near York fiom tin* foot of Chambers street, every mcruiii'.
; Friday's escepturd.) at 7 o*clock;and ?etumius Wave PeefcsklS
?une day at 12s o'clock. P. M. ; except Sunday?, when ?.iu
*i!l leave PearkskiU at 2 o'clock, P. M. Laedius. at th?* foot
?f rUminond stret:" each war. Freij-ht taken a?. rt?dne<"d riUs.
Notice?Ail ?ood*. frei?*nt, bamra?-?, b?nk bills, specie, or
uiy othatr kind oi property t taken, *diipt??*il. or rut on Ix?ani ihi?
boat, must be at the risk ?l the owners of seen goods? fr-. ,,\ ?.
l'y All persons a-? forbid trusting any os? on account of
?>-sWr4OatOrowrier4. ?tU
?*-*-***>1 . ?MORNING LINE.?For ALBANY,
,-Hgsss^Afa-^J TROY, and interm?diare landings, frotnth?
<_3_n**Z**3ES3*. Steamboat Pier, foot of Barclay strfrt. Th.
new low-s rendre Steamboat TROY, Cap*. Gs?rham, lear?
THIS MORNING at 7 o'clock.
The EMPIRE leave, on MONDAY MORNING, at 7
o'clock.
For passage, apply at the OrEce. foot of Barclay-* tree*.
or ou 3 Mid.
Notice.?AU Goo-3.-. Flight. Bzzsvte, Bank Bills. Sjhscm
or any other kind of Property, taken, shipped, or put oa board
rhii Boat, muit be at the risk of the owner- of inch Gooila.
Fr*-icr?t, Basjsjac*, k._
?l???^~^_avp?_l':'S LINE OF STEAM
?~-JL?*J5 BOATS FOR ALBANY THROUGH DI
?>"^sgg-.H ECT DAILY, at, 7 o'clock F. M., Sunday*
*xe?*ritwL From the Steamboat Pier between ('ourtland and
TU"-.V mil eosnmodion* Steamboat ROCHESTER.
Capi. A. Hon?hto?? will leave, the St-dunboat Pi-r betvreen :
die luot of ?.oortl-ii.'Jt and Lit?rty-streets, Tuesday. Thurv
pay and Satnrdav evenings, at" o'clock.
Steamboat *3<-.n:!i America, Cap*. L. W. Brairsard^will ;
'.??v.- Monday. Wedcesdavand Friday evenings, at7o"ciocK. i
Steamboat Nortli .Am-n'ca. Ca.it. M. H. True-doll, landins;
it iiiterro.-'li?t* places, will leave Tae*iL?y, Thursday and I
S.i?_:d*v afternoon at 5 o'clock.
The ?Columbia, Cape I*.. G. Lrattendtsn, Mouday, >*? edne?
?lav a:H Friday. .... , ? .,, . ...
Psusengers taking this Lin* of Boats will itrrsuiabu;ani*f
it _ Iban y in smi'!- t?melo t-.ke the Morning train of Caw for
the East or West. The above Boats ar" Hew ?nd substantial,
At? furnished with new and elegant State Rooms, and for
ipeed and accoinrnoildii-ins .tie unrivaled on the Hudson.
For pasaac?. or freight apply On board, to P. C.Schnitz at th?
nn.,-> on the wharf.____
(?s*?r_;. ___-NO MONOPOLY!?FAKE RE
rtxs=-??n ; DUC ED FOR THE YEAR 1813. New
_$_jgg__g_C_R Independent Opposition Line for Albany Di*
rttci The new ami ??ommts-ruouj steamboat NEW-JER?
SEY, ( p.pt. PL II. Fury, will it-ave the nier foot ofBarelay-st-,
New-York, erery Monday, Y?'?*dn-saay and Friday, at 7
o'clock, P.-M.
F?jr fi*-i-tiit or pa-sas-e apply on board. Freight taken Us* ;
t'nan tow-boat prices. .... ,
Tii- Ne'.v-Jeisey is furnished with elegant ?.tatf-room.?, and
for sp?4dand accommodation is nut suri*a?s-d by any steam*
boat on the Hudson Riv? r. ?A~ tf ;
?'-ran,. ~Z?V?\"??G ' LINE AT S?VhN
r_^____jj_______J O'CLOCK FOR ALBANY AND TROY,
"i_f.___*___?3_SZi (?ireCt wilhoul landing. The splendid low
pressure ?te,inb..-it SWALLOW, r-.pt. A. NtL-ar.. will '
leave the foot of; Courtlandt-street every Tur.?lay. Thursday
ind Saturday Evenings at 3*-\?-n o'clock for Albany direct.
ZAA' The Swallow ins a large number of elegant state
rooms, and for speed and acc.iiiuiodation is not surpassed on
t:-.e Hudson._,
c^i, ? NE W AK R A NGE.MENT.-Fare '..
??______________Swan^ ?'"??'?'r^' reduced.?New York and Boston ;
?_l*jliIS3C-??Railroad Line, via N'>rwicliat:?l Worcester.? \
From Pier No. 1 North River, foot of Battery place, DAILY,
Sundays excepted, at j o'clock P. M.
The Line is composed of the following splendid steamers, i
V?7S
WORCESTER, rapt. J. H. Vam-krbilt.
CLEOPATR \, Capt. J. K. Ddstak.
NEW HAVEN, Capt. Lefevbic.
The CLEOPATRA, on Monday*. Wednesdays and rri
J..V-.
The WORCESTER, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat?
urdays. . !
* . * Passr-nrer- for Bouton w-?ll b? forwarded by railroad,
immediately on tsVarrival of the above boats at Norwich,
and will proceed without chauee of cars or ba-tsraze.
\AT~ From Norwich, Merchandise for Boston will be for*
????: te i by Railroad, without chance of crates, and arrive m
Bos'osi the Day after leaving New York.
N. B. Sample*, Listht Packages, isc. will he for.vardrd
with Extra Dec patch, by reouf-t made known to the subscn
ber. D. HAYWOOD,
Frcii-ht Agent for N. Y. S; B. S. B. Ss. R. R. Liive,
at the Oifice on the Wharf.
Where ill information in re?r-jr ' to Freight, to or from Bos?
ton snay be obtained; also of
D. 3. ALLEN, 3f? Peck slip. i:p -.tairs.
FOR SAG-HARBOR.-The st?-*r*nbc*at THORN" will
l?are !?'orwich ev?-ry morning, (Sundays excepted.) Fare
thronzh fmm New-Yorli to Sae-Harbor SJ 50.
N? freight received after half-past 1 P. M.
N.B. AH persons are forbid trusting any one on account
of the above boats or owners. _ a;.U:; t
tsarsn \ -LNBEPENDENT W EGULAR ( IP
;-Lsajtr_.1A?j POSITION LINE FOR BOSTON via
f TBzfaEB* **?' ? VV PO HT AND PROVIDENCE?Cabin
fare to Boston S? .'.o s Deck fare to Boston SI X \ '.'abm far*
to Newport ami Providence SI ; D?-ck fire to Newport and
Providence50cents. ,r.,nTl. j
The new, commodious and fast-sailinr steamboat CLI? l Jt
PECK. < a?>t>.?M William II. Peck, will leave the pier east -:ide
Catharine Market slip ( East rjver) Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday -it five o'clock in rhe ifternoon.
For passage, kc. apply to A. D. P?.ck, 2n.r? South street, [up ;
stairs,) or on board. _jyfl
ds-m, sqFE EE TRADE AND NO MONO- ;
p^sj~?s^?>u._-j POLY.?Independent Regalar Oonposition ,
.???3GZZZiGXZ> Line.?Fare ?.? cent? only : For Flashing,
Whitestone, New Rochelle, Glen Core, Oyster Biy, Coi.l
Sprint: and Han tin; ton.?Th*- new, commodious and fast
steamer .IAC?B BELL, Capt. Dougherty, will leave Ea-t
side pier foot of Maiden line daily (Sundays excepted) at ,
3r P. M. for New Rocli.-lle and Glen Clove, touching at !
Wliitestone and Throgg's Oeck. Retaining will leava Glen
('. \.- -;t ? before 7 A M. ami N?W Rochelle at Jnlf past 7 o'
cloi k? .--?in touching at Throgg*s ??'ecls and Whitestone,
The J icoh Bell will extend h*-r trips to Oyster Bay, Cold '
Spring and Hontinrton every Tuesday, Thursday and Satiu
day. Return in g will leave (*old Spring every Monday.Wed- '
iievlay Riul Friday morning at J o'cl?-.ck and Oy?ter Bay at 20
minutes past .i. . , ,
Freight taken at very reduced rates. The above boat is in
sii| ?-ri.-'! condition.
States will leave Whitestone for Flashing at 4, P. M., or
immedjately on the arrival of the boats, forwarding pass*??-j
p.-r? withi.nl any extra cliaru??._anil if
rt-"*"**-**! . aFO!. HUDSON and intermediate
gggrtVa-^j L-in-Hnes.?The Steamboat WESTCHES-|
r_______?*g*BJ5Si '?' E i * Capt. Wm. H. Mtllkn. will leave the
footol Ce?lar st., the ensuing season, every Monday. Wednes?
day i:. ! F:id:?y at _ o'clock, P. M. connecting a: Hudson with
thr Hudson rtii.l Berkshire Railroad, thecars of which leave ou
the -.nival of th- boat. Returning, the boat leaves Hudson on
Tuesday. Thursday and Sunday, at 6 o'clock, P. M. or on the
arrival oi the cars; touching both ways at the intermediate
landings. For freight >.r pn.-.a?e, apply on board, or to
STORI1 S it STEVhENSON, 99 West-st.
This boat has been pat in complete order, with an addition??]
number of State-Rooins, and -"ill be found, as pleasant and
comfortable a boat as any on tlip river. This boat tows no
bar-vs.
This bo;?t i- now ready to receive freight, and will leave on
Friday, 7th April. _ *H*o!>m
?Vr-is-t , i:!-'i i|. HUDSON .-The steamboal L'Ti
\\g^&Gr~A ? A, i. apt. .). Bam.-. ??. il! hive ihe foot of Bar
J>-.-fTT77???z?.c 1 iy-,t r\rry Tu*-sd.i> .Th.urs'lay and S itnntay
at S o'clock, Innding >t all the intermediate places. The L'tiea
i? furnished witli superiorstate-rooms, and is otherwise unsur?
passed for accommodation.
Fur passage or I'.-i-iuht, apply on board. iv28 tf
?*='---?'?:. acFOK M-WI'.L'KC.H-Lundi rig ;:t
rkjgST|BjQ?_yC-ildwell's, West Point, Cold Spring, ami
The steamboat JAS. &LAD1SON, Capt. Chas. Halstead,
will ?e-ive Wa-reu-street )der every Tuesday and Friday after
IIOi ill .it I o'l-link.
All C iggage, P;rk:is:es or Parcel-, Bank Bills or Specie, put
on board this boat without being euter?d on the iK.ok ?>i rr
'?-?r.'Se.l for. ?nus: be at the risk of the owners thereof, all tf
a"*n . -''. POWELL <fc CO.'S LINK FOB
r*-=~~ji-fS? NEWBURGH, Landing it CaldwelPs.West
rtV niV-aMagiPoint and Cold Spring?The steamboat Hli.Ii
LANDER, Capt. EL Wardrop. will leave the pierfoot of War*
n-u-street. e\._-i>- Monday, Thnrsday and Saturday, at i
o'clock, P. M. Returning, will leave Newberi-h every
Monday at 61 A. M., Tuesday, at S P.M., and Friday at5
P. M. F.o freisrhl or passage, apply to the Captain ou board.
B iggnge and freight of all descriptions, hanli bills or specie
put on board, must i-e at ihe risk ol the owners thereof, unless
a bill "i ladinc or receipts besiimed for the same. jvll
? a-**-*"! . ? N ? WA K !v A ?? D ? K W \0UK.?
r_^___**-__?**-_3 Fareonlyl2? cents.^The splendid ?t-..tn?-r
..*-1T;"*rr:<..'*s**S fASSAlC, aAerJnn-r?, will run as follows:
I eave the foot oi Barclay street, New Yoik, at lu A. M.
and at ; P. M.
I >?? - the l. ..: of I '.?it.-e stre-t. New ark, at 7? A. M. an-1 at
l? P. M.
The hecommodatinns Iwth for passage and freight have
; been greatly improved. Freik-|it .-..rrieil ar very low rates.
I-^-^Tt sqFOR KEYPORT AND MIDDLE
:-.--.,'rJv..,' TOWN POINT.daily.(Sundaysexcepted)
jBaSSaeg; toucliiugat Sesame's Dock. Staten bland.
. i-teamer 1U)( ELAND, <".,,,;. Crawford, will leave Middle
town Point on M< ndays. Tuesdays, Wednesdays. Thursdays
??-.?i Friday?at li o'clock, ?ride r-erniiuing) and K-typort ?.: 2
? cl .'-? P.M. hetuniine. leave New-York, foot of Robinson
street, <>u in >?'. r. s, \v'e.ln-sdavs, Thursdays and Fri.livs at S
! o'clock. A. M.and Saturdays at 2 P. M. Stages will be in
r?? .iiin.ss on the irrival of the boat to convey psusengexs to
Freehold or an* part of the country. Uniform companies or
? us itexcnrsious, partie? of pleasure. Sic will be taken to and
from r oit ri unilton or Key port a: leasonable rat.-?. jj*29 2m
ri*'*^, -NEW YORK AND EINGSTON
??--"?^O^:STEAM, FREIGHT AND PASSAGE
.:..-H?22AZZ2jLIN E?For Kinjrstoo and Delaware -nd Hud
?nCssnal?St* imboat* NORWICH and EMERALD.
: . ? he NORA? IC H, C.-pta... John Samuels,will lea\> New
1 Y. r^-. foot of W-srien stteeC, every '?Vednc.day and Saturday
: it -. ocl? ck, P. M.
il leave tCiugston (Roudout) Landing every Tn-sday
'? ? .. it 3 'clock, r. M.
Tiie E'?iERALD. Captain Joh*< PC?tchcm, will leave
V r- . cak? foot of Murray street, even- Sloaday and T.'.u.s
lay ?l S o'clock. P. M.
\'."i?! (?aveKingston (Rondou-JI Landing ever/ Wednes?
day and Saturd i) j: 3 ox! --k, P. M.
Forfn?g ? . sage apply pu board. ?nhi? rf
N. V. AJ^D ERIE RAILROAD.?Fare
tcdnced. On ?nd aft. r TUESDAV, Aagast
'-!-:. :...'!. ui.tii the end of the season, tbe FAJlE
-upon the PASSENGER LINES will be RE*
; DU( ED beta en New-York and Middletown to.Si 23
I " " Cosben to.1-12
i Between B tween cents.
N V. ud * '-. ?ster, to .<t r.:i N. Y. smd Monsey, io 40 '
M -- "... 95 " Clarkstown, " 3C
Tunie-s. "... 85 " Blnuveitville," 23
MonxoeWTis, 75; ?? Picrmoot, " 2?. j
t\?nii;-o. ". .. S0l
i PASSENGE11TRAINS will leave MIDDLETOWN
! _Vil'X-i'je*J-t?PI **"!-?'-?>??> at 6 o'clock A. M.. -ud at half pa?
- 5 P. .\ ., and arrive in NEW-YORK a: U A* M. and about 12
! U sucht.
| The steamboat ARROW wii| leare NEW-YORK Jailv.
; (except Snnctays. a: 6 o'clock A. M. and at 3: o'clock P. M.
i ?t rSSA\i-l "* H?P?21rmo*,t' l--s*eugers w ill arrive a: MID- .
DLi-.TOU S -t i P. M. ?ad ?* P \]
I **\,',1Bi-FREIGHT TRAINS'will, as heretofore, be mi i
DA1L. (except Sundays) tes-ring Middletownatlo'clock
V -'' ; '"'L1'^ t-'"-lh:. ?cent MILK, will tV taken be the !
! isseuga 1 :-i ... Bar-.-es wsll be taken in tow by the Steam
bo-a learag New 1 orkai . A. M. a_;j f-om p?;rlnont to N. ?
**-S_L Eveni .,- . ..sei?ser Boit.
ZT'fhr toiiowixtz-USZS OF STAGES coanect with ;
slraids: MIDDLETOWN ?
-r-Xv' .KU'I.K '-JNE forHO.NESDALE k BTNGHAMP
1 ? . ?*?<-?_M*ddfcto-*mev?sry nuirnin? (except Sandays) at
5o clock A..M vA arrives at Bonesdale wsn- eveainc: leave.
Houesdale at 5 0 clock next nu.n.iag.and anivw at Btnsthamp
r?n at 6 P. M. ?me dav.
The MIDDLETOWN and BLOOMINGB11?C.H Lia
leaves Middletown dailv (e-scept Sundavs) on the armai of
?he ei-e-usg train Of Cars, onuectms. with the Newbnrgh
PRIVATE CO.VYEYANCE to any psirt of the
wnntry c-? Ag y ha.1 on: Ktsouable tenus, on application
.-vvvV"^.->ND EXCHANGE STABLE of A.
I he FA R E berreen N. Y. i Brtw mo New-York
and BusXbampton, is $5 00; m? Caddeback Ville. .$1 7_
[j '?'??V'sfr. ?' 4 7. '? Mount Hepe.150
Loaur?orous.h, " * *?0 " B!o,iminsburgh ... 15C
" Mount P.e-t?aB-, " ?5 ao| " Milford
' Honesdale, " 4 001 ? Port Je-vis.
" BigEd?ly? '? 2 3d! *? Fj-tchrjll?,
TO LET?Part of the pleasantly located
k House, No.22 Yvliite-snwt, between Church and Va **}
Broadvrav. Inrjuir?? on tlie premises._aol** *
"FOR EXCHa'?GE?A house and lot, now
ti-recdnc in Avenue C, n-ar Seveuth-stn-et. Inquire of
. j.15 tl J. D. HCi T. cor. James and Madison-sts.
rw FOR ?ALE OR EXCHANGE, a cottage
j?TiS bniit House and Stable, a?.th six lots attached on the
.?U&L Northwest comer of 5th avenue and 12jth st. Applyat
4S Courtland: at- corr-er of Greenwich at._suit) tf
TO LET?The second story of the Tribune
' Bn?dir.zs. Posaession tiven immediately, and rent
?c^mod.-rate. Apply to
?eltV___ T. McELRATH, Tribune Office.
FOR SALE?at Williamsbur?, L. I.?Two
a n^at tavo -tory Brick Frcnr Hou?es Mid Lou. ?imaied
J^r?- on North i'h street, between 3<i and irhs.'re-?:?. and m !
,-,-,. - -'. m en es" w . k from :!ir Gn-id-stieet Ferry. Lots ?i
kr .,..,, ? . -_ , ?. :>3 by 23 feet. Each ho.ise contains 6 rooms
aritr. ti.-'?? "--? ".' ?rooms ill w?ll finis),?d and in iiav-d
order. Ths s -';; irsain and part of the purchase
morn v can remain on bond and mortgage- _,____.
F?.-"?-nil. apply to E. PETT ? .
aaStS'* 2 '.' -i,:.-.?------. N-a*-\ "rk.
?VALUABLE PROPERTIES FOR SALE.
! !. A Farm of U 0 ?cn-s in the township of Shrewsbn
s? rv. Mourn in h I i.N I. 2 ?.iii?-? from Red Bank Land
in;-. On" it i -..---? i ? ti O-.;. :rj. ii.iw full of lane peaches.
??"?71- cnii set /.'"?'.?! Possession may he had in October.
2. A Farm o? W acres 5 miles from Middletown Point, V
J. KM) acres are in wood now tit t.a cut. Possession April 1st,
tfili There are ?roodbuildincson both these farms.
3. A2 STORY BRICK HOUSE on a lot 311 by 150 in Con
er-i? -*. Paterson, lately occupied by th?- People's Bank. !'?>?
"?,?,.:,' May !?:. ISM. Inquire of WM. BLOOMKIELD,
Es ?. 21 Wall ?t. or of JOHN CROES, Keyi>ort, N. Jersey.
JV IT 2m"
Safe FA H M FOR SALE CHEAP FOB CASH,
.. i.t .r in? HI acres, in the town of Summit, un Sooth
_ ??.Hill, Schoharie County, beiirz equal distance of four
villages, with cood sch-ols and churches, 2.) miles from Scho
liari-'i "iirt-H-.n?-. I mil-*, from Richmond ville, and 3 Tiles
from East Worcester; 100 acres under a high state of cultiva?
tion, the balance in heavy timber?adjo?nii s the lands of
Meurs. Bute & Friedeodall. No better Farm in the country
for grain or grazing, being Well watered and easy worked.-?
Dwelling and outbu?dinss suitable to the place. Only aboul
$800 cash wanted, the balance can temiin on interest., Tne
above avould b? exchanged fura House and Lot in the city ol
New-York. For [-.?iric.il.irs inquire of RALPH SWEET,
on the premises, or W. H. SWF-ET. 201 Canal-street. N. i .
an 11 2w
?4R&T.HE sobscribers respectfully inform thepnb
at?Sspii?' that they have removed their Nnrsiuy andFloww
?BSwGardeu from their former establishment in ?roadasray,
comer of 23d sir?t. to 79th street, near the 3d avenue, where
with increased facilities they continue the business in all its
branches, and offer for sale, in addition to th-ir already large
collection of Greenhouse ami Hotlionse Plants, an extensive
assortment of Fruit ami Ornamental Trees, Shrubbery, Herb
aceous Etants, etc. etc., and to which they are adding yearly
all that is new ami worthy of cultivation. They hope, by
strict .mention to business, to merit -a continuance of the fa?
vors tiVy have hitherto received fr?.m the public. TheHar*
lern Stages leave every half hour, th.- Astoria si'ites, and th-*
il -.r!- tn Railroad cars nearly every hour during the day, from
Chatham-street, opposite tin?? ?ty Hall, and ?toi at 79th-st.,
when requested so to do. THOMAS HOGG & SONS.
an" 2w**_
lO fifif. ACRES OF MOU N?A IN LA N D
l,-w,Vja'V/ FORSALE?Lyths ?? Orange and Rock
land Counties, State of Neva i'ork,33 mile.? from the city.?
Th.- New York and Krie Railroad, Orange T.iri!,.ik'' and the
Ramapo River running nearly through the centre of it. It i
\?.-i! .tocked with wood of 25 years growth and upwards. A
considerable part of it might be mad? arable. Tl"?re is a
mountain of linn- stone, s-?? i to posses? great ?treii?ih, im! se?
veral iron mines, one of which lias lately been openedand
proved to be of firs' quality. '1 he.-e ia ?lso very extensive wa?
ter power with a number of falls o.i the Ramapo R>a.-r.?
Tuxeto Lake two miles loin* and one mile wide, liesJn^one
part ofihe tract, the scenery of which ia beautiful. It ?three
m?r- above Pier-ou's Work'-J and is known as the Augusta
Tra? !. Acc<-s- can 1"- had to it in tl.re.- or four hour?-, by the
N. a . Si Eri.- Railroad, or in five or six hours by the way o(
Hackensack and Orange Turnpike, or by the way of N'yac!;
or Haverstraw.
It va ill h.? sold in 1'a-ts if an offer is made for B considerable
tnct. Li'iuireat !2 Chatham street, a?, here a map can be seen
and other particulars ascertained relative to the ab?>v. ;?r--ni i
ses _^^___au t :3m? '
r-^? >a>STATEN ISLAND FERRY, f?.?t
Wa ? .Iga i ? iW ofWhitehall-st.?The steamboats STAT
??sssssssaaswas???ja- ISLANDER and SAMSON will run
?as follows unl.l l'urther n-ilic- :
Leave N'ew-York. 8?9?10?11?I?2?3??i??S?7.
" Sta?en Island, S?0?10?II?1?2?1 ?5?G?7.
Leave St.vten Island ami New-York every hour on Sundays.
N. B.?Excursion to Kort Hamilton, (Sundays excented.)?
Leave Fort Hamilton 7i A. M., returning from Now-Tork 31
P.M.
All freight shipped is required tobe particularly marked, and
is at tin? risk of the owners thereof. _j*12
??s^i. -ELIZARETH-PORT AND NEW
rk^-s-ir^^TVtlRK KERRY COMPANY.?ScMMRR
da*3rj?AaAAjiRA??r.EMK5T.--Far? 12i Cents.
'lb.- Steamboats WATER-WITCH and CINDERELLA
'.|y daily from Elizafcetli-Port to New-York, touching at Nuav
Brighton and Port-Richmond, each trip, as follows:
SUMM E R A K R A N (JE M E N T.
On and aft-r the 1st ?lay of June, 1812,
Leave Neiv-York:
At V., Ci and l?i o'clock A. M.
At 2, I and Ci o'clock P. M.
On Sokday,
At 9, 10 and Hi o'clock A. M.
At 2, 31 and ti o'clock P. M.
at i, as ann o ?? chick r . .?i. wi ?, ii ^uu o i> ciwa ? . .?/.
N. B.?P'-sseiisers for Westfield, Scotch Plains, Plainfield,
Idund-Brook, Sotnerville, Easton and Schqoley*s Mountain.
iy theElizabeth-toavn and Somerville Railroad Cars, will
Leave Elizabeth-Port:
At 61, 8 and II o'clock A. M.
At 1, I and Ci o'clock P. M.
On Sind-.v,
At 8, 10 and 12 o'clock A. M.
At_l,_4i and 6 o'clock P. M
B
by in?* cuzioeiii-io?? n mm otuiier? me r?Ai:r?i<tu v?u, ??.?
ltrave New-York in the g? o'clock boat in the tnoruin;;, and in
the I o'clock boats in the afternoon.
Passeugeis from the 81 o'clock boat will leay* Somerville in
stages for Easton and. tor Schuoley's Mountain on the arrival
of the cars at Somerville.
PassenRers f?>r Railway will leave New-York in the 10*
o'clock boat in the inornini;, and in the I o'clock bout in the
afternoon. Faie V> Ra?.? iy 2i cents.
The Horse Car will leave the front of the Union Hotel car?
ter of an hour previous to the departure of each boat.
Ail bacrao- ^r rh- riik of it? ni?n?r. Jy7
M; IRR1S AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
-?NEW-YORK, NEWARK AND MORRIS
tg^StF-TOWN.
' SUMMER SRRANOKMKNT.
Leave New-York | Leave Newark I L.-.'Ve Morristowu
8 o'clock A. M. i> o'clock A. M 7- o'clock A. M.
i " P. M. I.'. . " P. M ( ?i " P. M.
Pas -in:er.? by the rnnrning tr.in to Morrlstown arrive there
by 10: o'clock, avheii ?ta?es will be in readiness to convey tiie.n
to Schooley's Mountain, Washington. Be!.i?!?re and Easton;
also to Stanhope, Sitarta? New town, M'llforil and Oaae?;...
Passensers rtom^Morristown will 'rn\- in time to t ?!??? t'. -
morning and evatning ti lins from Ni w York for Philadejphi i.
N.B.?By an arrangement ju-t made the cars cm this road
run direct to and from Jersey I ?ty in connection \\ ill. the
trains, of the New Jersey Railroad ofthe ?ame hour, thereby
avoiding any chance of passentten or ba--?':-- a.? formerly.
The M. i: E. lUilroad bavin*: recently been i el aid with tlie
heaviest H rai!, is now in comilete runiiin?; order, ?n?l rlfrrs
one ofthe most attractive ?nd picturesque --viiir.io.is tu tl.?
vicinity,as \a?i!.:. ?. comino-Iionsand t?i?dftious couve? uic?
between .'?????. "i irk an n ? ???...: r , ?-.? ,.-.,-^ . , ; :r- ?_? -.
which ???''??.. ? , : 'nable terms. OiRce .'
thefoo ?' ? ? . in agrut willelways be in
attet..!-.r.c...
RATES OF? ??'- ? TATION PER ANNUM
Neva .? : ? ..
: i ?.'..*'..?
', Sunn o'.?Vj-iO
" Mill? ?? :.!-. -.;{'
" ?. >r ,:.,.-. . . . S2.';
jell it :\ '? .? .;.;?. >.... . ....
?T? 7*1 SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN %&&&& ">
K4t?^ A MM?ASTI IN . ??%r$i**?s'
,I'*7:rv*y"'i Leave tlie foot of Conn!, .'r srr??etdailv (Sun?
days excepted) at 8 o'clock A.M. bj Railroad direct, witlr
out change of cars from Jersey i ?ty to Morristown, thence
by ?-oi- coachrs ihronsb Weadham, ? !.^r-.-. Sct.ool.-y-?
Mountain, Anderson-Town. Port < old. Washington to
Easton?at Washinstou ? <;-r;- line intersectst. and from
Bel.ider-. F< i -*.?ts ajioly t,. J. HILL, it J. Patttui's Com?
mercial Hotel,73Conrtlia<!: -:..,:.
N. B.?Extra.? furnished at the ?horfesi a itice by applyms
to N. B. Lu?-. Uniii ? St.r.i !1 :-i. Morristown. jit 3m-1
-'??-? NEW-YORK, SCHOO- fi?-ss>|
gsag^ L E Y'S M OI ? S TA IN A N D --~^*?*-,''.
?^?jgSgg.EASTON. wa E. and Somer-ZsaSSSBsS.
?BgJB?rille Railroad.
^'ol Schooley's Mountain, leave pier No. 1 North River at ?l
o clock, A. M. daily, (Sundays excepted.) by ite-ambxaatto
Eh'it' thport; .-r !?-?ve (]?? foot of Courtlaudt ?t.-eet at 9
o'clock, A. M. by N. J. Railroad to Elixabethtown. there
connect with the car? for Somerville coaches, theuce u? imlet?,
to the mountain?irritins eaily in the afternoon.
Kor Easton, lea vim; aj ai.ove, ?i.-oceed by rail road to Som?
erville, coaches from theuce (yuly 34 iiii!?-a)arrivinic b Easton
.?.: t. o clock,
N. D.?'I .-?:-: !iii" f.-.r.t.ec t5 at E?tmi wirli lines rumiiaB to
M auch ( hunk, Reading, Pottsvilie, Wllkesbarre. ??tx.
This route, on account of th.- ihort distHnce by coach??s,
rnakiixs il by far the most pleasant in i exjiexUtious, comm<mds
itself to the public patrpnaee. Mr. Sandencon, the proprietor
i! > u.-ra ,i:.-, has pr..aided himself wr.!i carriagri and horses
loaccoitimo'Ji!? pr?vale partie with extras at the shortr-s: u..
tie-, a...! on reasonabl?;terms.
For seats appla to A. D.Hope, Merchanu* Hotel.il Court
Un.lt str-rt.
Passengers from Pi.!, lelphrs t i Sc!iooley*s Mountain wii!
?? :..:;-.'-., ;.:a it 7 o'clock A. M. by the New-York Rail?
road line to Neva Brunswick. < oaches fr-jin tnruce, arriving
at tlie Mountain earl j .-. dVn
Je?9 tf - \ \ i/ERS. i\ j? KEAN. Proirietor,.
??i '-?1 PATER ?5 N ? N ! ? :?' ? W1YORK
?AJlj RAILROAD.
-i^?^--^ ' -reonly 2L Cents from Paterson to Jersev City.
-B ! _<^i and ?tie: the itt!i July i.-ui . the Cars will
Lene- iatrr? >'| De?'0!, ?: I L.aae New-York, at
8 o'clock A. M. 9 o'etock A. M.
IU "VI- k A. M. m o'clock P. M.
1 o'clock i'. M. 5 o'clock P. M.
ON SUNDAYS,
Leav-Peterson De;...t, at ! L-ave New-York, at
T: ?. . !.>ck A M. Si o'clock A. M.
?j . 'clock P. M. I GoV.ock P. M.
Tr-usportation Car.a ?!*o r!y daily (Suadavs excej.te.l.)
Pa:>?r;:i/e;s are ? !a is- d to be a: :!i^ Ferry a'few minures !?*
fore the a'ate?! hoars of de?;.irtnre. jy22 6tn
??? LONDON LINE OF PACKETS.-Packet
CT&L l.?-r the 2o:h of Au;in'..?The splendid^well known
??-=?3? n,t v.iii--? packet si.ip W?<TMl.NSTER. Captai?
A*a*ond, wills..il positively u ibove, her n-cnUi day.
Havtsg tplendid accomm?dation? for Cabin, Second Cabin
and ?>'e,?ra?e rassrn-?e:j, those yriiWi^z tos?-cure berths should
not lail :o mi?- e.?r!y application <?n l>-?aH, or to
W. i- /. T. TAPSCOTT, 13 Peck slip.
0 ,. . . . corner S.iutr.-s'rec-t.
reraotis wiihin^ cp send ior rr.eir fheada ia 'he old c-.?;nt.-v
can have inetn broughl ont in the ah..*?- ahip or any of tiie line
on live .-arde term*.
Drifts for anv aainnii:, payai?!.? r.n demand, without dis
eouax t : nyothet charge, ia aB the .?? towns throughout
tne LI.UU Xitas?iora, can also be obtained on application <j
-J*^Vt4*_ aull
^*W UNE OF LIVERPOOL Pa<JK"
?S5?. LiS "**&** oi Z>'-h Auzust.-The splendid fast
*JC:,f?-- i-?.'-*n.-- ?ad favonte i?acket ship Siildons. Car.t. E. B.
will sail puftctuaJIv a.? above, her n-irular ?lay.
1 Ije shins ot this liae are all ?CM tons burtlir-a and upwards,
and their *ccomrri(*iatioi>s for cabin, second c-?bin and steetase
laMei?eri, it is well knoava are superior to any other line of
par gets |
T'iose>ishingto secure berths should iwt fail to make*?ar|v
application to W. xJ. T. TAPSCOTT.
n ? , ? , -3 I'-a'J* Slip cor. S?anth-st.
Fen-ous wishiac to seed ior their friends to cime ont in thi3
lavonre pecket, ?r any oi tlv? hue cando so on favorable-a-rms,
and rjn..*?. avtaj.ini- :o remit moc?*y enn b? supplied with drafts
II aaLamou.nt? Parable on ?lemmd without di?couut or any
other ch&^j, iu Ail Un* post towns of EugUnd, Ireland, Scot,
laac or vv ales, oa arphcatioa as above.
ss?LZZf2l?f?*35& of r^West will succeed the
?*>lC^Mafld?r?ll0?-I?4lt}*ijg?P?^OT sstOS
IN PURSUANCE of an order of ihr Surrogate
of the County of New-York, norice is bi-reby given t.? all
renons having claims ae-u-t-.* Richard G. Hawki>*. late 01
1 -he Ci-v of N-fW-Yor-t, Hotel Keer?--r, d-cease.1. to i reseat tue
?Ame with the vouchers thereof, to the subscribei. at bis reif?
ere No *'0Bri)ome-its-eet,iii the City of New-York, On or
L,.-:' ."s., ?inet- enth dav o| February next.
n?T i N'elv-York. the Itch day of Au.n-t. lW?.
P^rf.^^ftTER VAN ARSDAI^Execator.
' TV PUKSDANGE of an Order 01 the Surroga
i 1 ?f the Cooatv of N^-York. notice j, hereby i v? to
ate
1
a25
TX PURSUANCE oi an Order of the Surrogate
? 1'r.f tl-.-i'. untyof N'-^-V- r^. 'Vtir%i^1,,.Hl,',*'.,Vt;,-M1v
persons having claims agjunsl Robe? P. Bu .-?:,';- <:' ?\\_
; ana. Fhysvrian; or *-amuel Minerbi, late ..t uw
?NPURS?AIVCE ofan Order of the Surrogate
of the County of New-York, norice is hereby given to ill
:r;'nshiM?..-bii,;-i.in,t Fr..d.r,,-kSI,..s,,,.,i IV-'.?ft!?
tvof New-York, gentleman, deceased, t.. presen we same.
T?'Pn.Sl'ANCE of an order of the Surrogate
: tofdieCoanty of New-York, notice is hereby, given to al
! person, havins: claims against Luk- Fay. lateo! the City?.
New-York, soap and caudle manufACtuxer, deceased, to present
t the same with the vouchers thereof to the sobscnber; amis
1 ?si. e ".. N?. 67 Main-street, in the City of Brooklyn, on o
; bel*.?.?- Mi-eighteenth dav of January next. Dated New-i or-.,
% J^SM? ?f JUb- ADAYID FAY, Adm-aiswtor
r
pera
citv ?il iNew-.orit, jcen-tennu-, "??^?"?- .?;? ??? ? ? ?;: -??.?;?:
wiOi he vauche? thereof, t.. the sutecriber, at the officeot
Sin h Birker, Esq.. No. 15 Beekmari street, m diecic?* ?
NWYork. on or belore th.- !5th day of August next. Dated
? New-York the 23<1 div ??!' February, 1S43- . ,.
: _?r Iaw6m IAM..S H. BLACKWELL, Executor.
T\ PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
lof the County of New-York. Notice is hiireby given to ill
' parsons having claims against Maria Fairhe, late-Ol ns.-i ?.>
: bfNew-York; widow, deceased, to present die same with the
i vouchers thereufto the sutecnber, at his residence, ?o.. ?
' Barclay street, in the Cityol New-York, on or M;"jf ? ?
! twenty-first -day of .Ofr??-?????.-^-^^-*8 **?
i day of April. hi 13. SAM L EL G. OGDEN,
apl5 lawCm? _Administrator, with Will annexed.
TN PURSUANCE of an order of ihe Surrogate
1 of the County of New-York. Norice ... hereby e-iven to all
persons having claims against Peter Palmer, late ol the i in
of NTew-York, baker, deceased. to present th?v * une with the
vouchers thereof to the subwriber. .?t th.; . :.!.?<? y, I.lia-??.
Drake, No* 4S Wall-street, m the Cityol New-York, on or
before thetwentysrvc nhiayofDecembei n.'xr. DatediNew
Y?-irk. the twenty-fourth day of June, A- D. 1813.
jr27 la worn ' _ JA N E .PALM E R. Lxecutnx.
IN PURSUANCE of.an Order of the Surrogate
of the ' 'ounty of New-York, notice i< hereby given to all
persons having claims against Frederick.-Meyer. late pi thr
cityof New-York,cabinet maker; oi Linily II- Km;:..'ateol
said city, widow, deceased, to present du same with the
vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, al his office. No. 56 John
street in the City of New-York, on ?ir Ivfore the 25th day ol
Octol*?r next. Dated New-York. April 24th, 1813. .
a2.i taw.-.m. F.. KETCrlUM. Public Administrator.
|"N PURSUANCE of an Order ?of the Surrogate
.1 of the County of New-York, notice is hereby given,to all
persons having claims against Agnes Baine, late of Sterling in
Scotland, deci-ased, to present the same, with thevuucher
thereof,to the subscriber, at his store, No. 1C9 Broadway, in
the citv of New-York, on or before the 28th day of Angus)
next. Dated New-York, the2tth ?lav of Februar)?. A. D., 1*!I3
25flaw6m? _ _K-..B- _*!_____ M0*NT
; TN PURSUANCE of an orderoFthe Surrogate
: J- oT- the Countjrof New-York," no tic?is hereby-gi ven to ill
' persons bavins claims against James Houghton, l3te of-th?
; city of New York, merchant, deceased,to present thesame,
| with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, .?t his office, No.
?ji) Wall-street, m the city of New-York, on or before the ftn>(
i dav of January next.?Dated New-York, the 29th day of June,
' 13H. ROYALL HOUGHTON,
je".*: l'.w?in* _ _Executor, **.?'?
TN PURSUANCE of an Order of the Surrogate
X. o? the County of New-York, notice is hereby giv? :i to all
i personshavius claims against Margaret McKay, late of the
! city of New-York, widow, deceased, to present this ?une, w ith
?' the vouchers ther-.-ol", to the subscriber, if hi< store, No. '.'I*
? Broadway, in the cily of New-York, onot before the 23d day
i of August next. Dated New-Y??rk, the *.7tL d-v of Febru '.ry,
1813. JAMES PATO.N. Ex.-cut.ir. ,28flav*6m*
IN I'L'H.^rAVCi-; . ?f sin uruer ot til- S'irrov'ale
of the County of New;York, notice is hereby given ;<> all
' persons bMviitg clairns asainst F.lij.?h Mead; I ?is* of ihe city of
New-York, Physician, deceased, lo present the same, with the
i rouchers tliereof, to the_subscriber, at h--r residence, No. 13
Bl.-ecker-street, in the citv of New-York, on or before the 13th
day of. November n?-it.?Dated New-York, the ?mil diy oi
! May, A. D. If.13.
mlJ lav?6in*_SARAH !.. MEAD, V.secuIrix\_
IN' PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
the County ..f New York, notice i. hereby ssi.e.-i to .11 per*
, sons hai ing claims agxinal Henry L. Hull, 1 it?- of the City ?>(
New *i'o,k, drover, deceased, to present die same with the
'?. ronche? thereof to the subscriber, at the office of Jame* M.
Webster, Attorney ai Law, No. 1.1 Bcekman street, in the
I City nf New Yoife, On or before the eighteenth day of De?
cember next.
Dated N? w York, the |5lh dav of June, 18-13.
je 16law6m Jt'L.'A HULL. \?linini*.*.nr.-ix.
TN PURSUANCE o?'Vn i ird.-r ? -i ih*-".Si"irn-gsifi'
JL of the County of New-York, notice is hereby given ti II
? persons having; claims against John I orey, late of die citj
ofNew-Yorkj carpenter, deceased, to present thesame, -with
the vouchers thereof, to the subscrux-r, at hi? residence, No.
;! Lndlow street, in the cityof Nexv-York: on or before the
I I Idi day of December uext. Dated New-York, the 8di dnrot'
-mie. l;,;.t. Al'ii'S. PlfRDY, Administrator, jeia law?'m*
TN PURSUANCE of an Order of the Surrogarc
X of the County if New-York, notice L_ hereby given to all
;-:,.:.. having claims ?ainsi him l'y,-, late of the cityol
.-?.??-. oik, gentleman, deceased, to present the s une, v. it!i the
vonclien thereof, to the ?nbscrilierj I the office of Gilben?.
II.ill, No. fj FiiImii ?fr -i, h the ? itj of New-York, on oi be?
fo.? the : .i!. ?... pI :'? ; ? -,,.!..i ;.r\i. ' Dated New-York M n h
: I7.I3IJ. ???U IIAEL Q'CONNER. Executor, mh 18 laxv-lm*
fN PI ..: UANCE cf. i irp'f the SuiTOgale
- ? .' '':- ' oun i ??? N? >\ York, notice i* hereby given t.i ,.H
l-**r.i havin< claims gainst Joseph Prie*>tly Peters, I--.:.- >i
. : ,-\ of New York, Hiysician, dece ie?i, to present the
i.. with the vouchers thereof to ti,.- lubsenber, at tl.(lice
??I.BeIlS.1 oe, Utorri ys and Counsellors, No. 52 John street,
m ihi ' itj ol New x ork, on or before die eleventh day of Oc*
'?oe-r ?i. x:. Dated New York, the eizhth day of April -\ 1)
T.i:?. JANE PF.TF.K!.. Adniii.isii-atrix.' alt) ?w6m '
?N PUKS1 ANCE of anOrderol the Surrogate
of die C?_iunt*rof New-Yorks notice is hereby given coal I
. !*?/-.,,., n.vini: claims isain-,1 William Seger, late ofthe city
ul >ew-lork, .|e.;e.1;>e-i, to present the same, ?? itli the ?. ncliers
?n-. ?oi, to die subscribers, it the. office ofE. Seeley, K
S WalUtteet, in the cit> of New-York, on or before th? isuli
..i- ol F i., is try next. Dar.-d New-York, the second dav of
August, mx E. SEELEY, ) r
an3 Iaxv6m GEO. ?'. MOR? ! \\, ?, ???x.-?-u'...i's.
T\ PURSUANCE of an Order ol the Surrogate
X ol die! oucty of New-York, notice is hereby given to ill
? j-,?,.).,* h.iviii.' clnins against Riuier Wortendyke, late of-the
citj ol New-York, livery ?tab!- keeper, deceased, to present
? t..-sain.-, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscribei a* the
! .st..re,,i Haulord Ss.-uih, No. 200 Greenwich -r...-r, in the city
V *\'?:* ?"r!"- on or before the-lst day of October next.
: Dated New-York, th- 29th day of March Iki3
CATHARINE WORTENDYKE,
_?_____ taw<m _Administratrix.
TX PURSUANCE of an Order of the Surrogate
X oi tli- C.unty or;S'-w- York, notice i. hereby givento all
; persoii-. having claims .ig.uii.-r Andrew W.-^t late of the city of
NeV.._. rk. cartiuaii deceased, to {-resent the une. with the
vouchers tbwepf, to the saU?nber, ather reshlence, comer of
Hudsonandlios-atio streets, in the city of New-York, on or
before the23d day ol Ausust next. Dated New-York, rhe-jodi
1 divo February, ll?i3. MERCY WEST
2'! -*?><n>*_Adminbtratrix.
TX PURSUANCE of an order of. the Surrosgate
x oi the Countyol New:Yoik. Notice i. hej ?bj given to ill
lienona liavi-i? claims agan?! Alice Croston, lat?. of tin (,...
??I ..ew-l...-^, wi(.,.w.,!ei-.i..c.l1 to pre.-.eilt th.-sain.-?a,- ? .
vouchers the reol tothe subscriber, at the store of Elias W
. r: \ oorhis, !ia Front sti ?et, in the Cit) 1 t' New-York oii
?? ' :?'.-?- t.'i- uintn day of October next.?Dated New-York
Ua; -? vmntn day ol Ai .1, ir.c.
apttlawsm* THOSlAS C. BRANT. Administrator.
i TN PURSUANCE of an order of ihe Si.tr
; i. o: tiu? county of NewrYork, Notice is hereby given Wall
,-:. is having claims igwost Daniel Flynn, late ..: tiieeif- 0f
? ??? ????-..-,-.. t.ivr.i keeper,drtes-ised to present thesame with
1 ;,,"" ?"oucli-CTthiueortQ the subscriber, at the office of N. B
Blnat r.-; , No. : 5*>rncesrrcet,'in thecitj : N ?xv-York on
: \r **f?? '.-<? foartfi da- ol D?s^*mbernext-?Dated New-Y?ik
: the third day of June, 1813.
-- ? [f___6*n_ELIZABETH FLYNN. Executrix.
TXl'l :; SUANCE f-f an 1 ?rd^r of the Surrogate
j J-oi the Count?.- of New-York, notice is hereby ?riven to all
, ?^?01? havin-claims against William Litdeboy, late of the
: city... N-w-i ork, comb dealer, d-.ee..-1-d, to present the same
: ''.i? t;v- '';\c.h''r> thereof. tr.Ed.ar S. Van Winkl^athi.
t omce. .v-i. 1 .Nassau street, m the city of New-York on or be
1 lore th-3.1 day of Septembernext. Dat-d New-York the'.r
: daj ol March, IM. MACLTBY J. LITTLEB?Y '
:tah2UMrCm*_Administrator of William LUtleb?y.
I
N-PUR-5UANCE of an order of the .Surropaif
ofrheCoantyo: New-York, Notice a hereby men to .-;
sons havis-ircbums afa.nsr ?*?>-' '.??-- 1-?- ~.-?l ?:.' ",
Pr J1?'-1?--)'^ ?l a.n~?rter of the Surrogdte
; X of the County of New-> ork, ttpjuce i? hereby given to all
?y of May 1343 * ov**lnDe,'*-ex*'?Dated New York, the 11th
myl31aw6in? '_S. B. H?TCHINGS. Executor.
M4?B?i?~?* casks prime ?nibros, for sale by
?BINNEU?. iUNTURN k CO.. 71 ftwlvnnet.
P!
TRICf.^
is-?- Pre??-. Machine and Saw Manufactory, in coauciurr.ee
o! the addition Ofnew and improved machinery to thtirworfu,
and th.- reduction in the cost of mar erials and labor, are ?tu*
bleJ^.e.tiv to reduce the prices of their Prews, ?and of IShj.
ter**and Dim:,-!?'m-tenais generally : as ?*;.! be seen by ?eij
un?! y printj d Circular, to which they beg Irate to refer.
This Establishment u stii! under the.perse ?-?S SU-??jril?Xfn*
v?r?ier.i ?mm any pan 01 uie co?iuii> ?01 a?, ?.?.?..?-i hj*-.? -,T
Piint-rsor B.::d?is. including Type. Ink, P?'?er, etc., will t?
executed with the c-e*t??st care and pr>/mptitude, and on the
best terms.
Jobbing work and repairing will be done at the lowest p*i*i
b|. ?prices, with ea-rv itteutioo and ex-tWition.
?**V B.?All articles mant'f.actunral by this E?taUu.*u?Mjj,
wii be stain;??,! R. He* St Co., so that jieraoo*. from abroad
m. y not be iiu;x??ed upon with spurious articles, made in inu
taliou oi their?.
Printer? of newspa,?rs who publish this .-idvertiaemenr. wit".
tAisn?3tr, three tune? before the ti;Sr of July next, and send as?
oftheu ;??;?.? to us, will b?entmed to payment of trmir *5?a
ou buvii;- tour tim?s rh-? amount of it. a20 if
BR?NT^S INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAM
AND ALSO THE '
PURIFYING EXTRACT.
rpHE -INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAM* ?
JL compounded and preraared -sccoiding to an <a,-'?jnci re
? .. ,.r.\.T.. r.?r*j I j?li.*r ??,!?,, v v.. m .?..A.. u_ . -
. crpeziven to the proprietors father many years *?iiceby<;v>i.
I,.?? PH Br.sNr. t!?e relrbrated Indian < Aie/and Kir.t of *!,?
Si r X.:'io".i. He r.i. nimeii.ted Una mrdicieal compound to
i ,i, . a? the Indian MEDtCC?! >?????? used to prevrntandenre
Couchs, r.'l.ls .and Consumption, and also to cl?anse sad pu.
? n?i theblood. .
Tlie'Tm-yytH'r Extract possess..?* the same alteratiTe
: medication a?, the Pulmonary Balsam, excep?n? the tiptct$
rating, aid wiUattsw? .a?, '?he other, excepting for Pahut-l
iinry complaiuts. .
It i? now about one .-ear since the t 'TOpnetOT ????acovt-re.J ?J*
;?r, rj <? for Preparing tins valuable In?fi.in -Ve?'ic;ric; althcirrJi
ir ?s probably nearly half a century une*, his !? ?her r?oi?t.|
the recipe from Captain Jirant, the. sraat Mohawk Chief,n
..-,..,?...,?. ??-.ri, '?. ,?>,! ,1. .... . .L..-"?
; medium of the circolatiortr-neutralisiiigtlie morbid action,
. puiifyinji and healing;.thus assisting the vital power* of na?
ture, t.- overcome the dise ise.
Persons desiringpn of .. to die .?.uiiiti's of this medicine,
.?.i-.? many certificates from the most r-.\i>?ctable ?iersos?'
1 -re it is for ?,>.
I.I.Ai'E, at X Car
. ., i*:) Pearl ??.. cor??
,t' t ;hath' ?m-sr., at 3 Courtlandt-st-, and at W. T. KIKBY'S,
comer "l'C'i:it"ii ami Division-vrs. Al,-i. by th?? l'iOprietiir'
M. T. WAL!.ACE.72 Hicks-st., Brooklyn. ivklw '
I" IOJ ID AMBER.*-Th? article isa certain
Lj an 1 siv-ly remedy for Scalds, Burns, Chilbrahas. Contit
Sciofula, Ulcers, Ringworms, Ruptures of the Skin,
can i-ea; many certificates from the most
bv callin? on either of the Agents where i
For sale in New-York, by J. J.WAJ
m..e--t.; :.! THEOPORE ?LARKS,
iy O" ??.sal .?l ine um'.'- i'i in. .???us?.? lue.s, u jniin sc**el.
front office, secondjQoor, where it is for sale, wholesale s-j
retail. A liberal discount will be made to those who buy to
.? !l igain.
A/JEM?Mr.Charl??Tripp, 133 Bower- ; Dr. H. Kimrk
Co., 161'Broadway, corner Oraud-srreet ; Mr. Juo. Cuok,736
Broad ai ??., c?riier Eighth-street ; B. K. Banker, Chamber-.?.,
corner West-Broadway : Wm. Robertson, M?ufsti, Balti?
more V C. Frothint-hani ?Co., Broadway, near Sia:e-itre?t,
Albany : T. W ??????? ??"*? ??-?-? r
jv21 lin
Newcomb, 30.5 ITia,T-?t., Troy.
^ A. WARNER k CO.,
Sole Man ufa? turersand I'ropiii-tors.
M ORISON'S VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
MEDICINES.--Caution to the People of Am.rin...
j We hereby certify, that Messrs. FIRTH it. HALL.nl Krank
t lin Sjuhi?, New ". .?ik, are our only GENERAL AQENTS
for the United States of America; and tiiat neithet Horatio
SHErHKARD Mow nor GeoRGK T va i.oii. our late A?.ntj,
ire in any ya -.-, authorised to,rend ,Moriso*?*a Vesetable L'ai
-.vr^.al Medicines. As rmuiy imitations are in circulation, this
, Caution bee.urn ? highly necessary. All persona s.?l! ?Bit our
: Mediciuss i., the Untied States must have toe authorityof tat
I..-)'. .--!?'in-.i Messrs. Firth -t Hall.
?> . d] ,.W'?RlS(jN,\!OVT{iCo..Il5'2?i?s.
British <' 'ile-.e-'t Health, New Road. London, Jan.IM1
The above ((/ii'i'on, emarating from the''Brituh(^ll?*|eW
! Health, London," will be liail d with the warmest ecthusi*
j asm by the friends of the Hygeian System, inasmuch as it
. tends to expose and oppose the worthless counterfeits vckia
i have b.-eii extensively circulated by these wl?o are a.? derrite!
. ofmoral ?"-.??'-i, de, is they are ?gnora?tof the "healiniratt"
? The invaluable medicines of the British College mayt^cb*
1 tained m their original nurin*of reveraltrentlemeu wnemaa
'? taken ?ge. i i ?ov??nafof the differmt States, whose naw-i
, will t.e found in the " N^i? York Courier ami En?iuiri-r."
They'.-i. :.-1 .-I ??.!?" in the oii-'inal packagesof tli?. ?iilcao.
' ins sub-Atreul -, viz:
Me.^r,. I'... I Pou .v Co. 0?. John sr.
" II. II. S- hielTelir. ?v ( ... !01 and loCJohnsL
" J. '' ?v hirmore, Esij. <5 South at.
I ? ? Siiell, i;.:. ( ireenwichst.
IVt ; liti.i,-..?-.. inal st,, New Yorkxity;
Messrs. Post ?x Lewis, Jericlio, L. I.
B. D. Bardwell, Troy New York.
Mrs. GoodlifT, Utica, do
Mr. W.H.Burtia, Rochester, do
Messrs.! irav II & Butler, Pokeeps'e. N. Y
'?' I. Srvles, Khiuebeck, <!o
uiif FIRTH ?? HALL. GeuetalAgents. 1 Franklinsaay.
3Sa^v til i. i :. ? ; IIUSS ES.- Notice t? Ku?
^ ?Stored ? i ?'?,?..?!'.-r,.'ii.? -tt?icfed with minrti
J&i: .? " rri>' "ion the best iu.,truii'.cr.ul-j?iiltf
^ta&r world art. rtls.i napplication at rheo:Ti.:r, NV
i Vi toeithei ol rl? agents in the principal ic?.i
in the Unit, .i St ites. B?- careful to aid in* the back pad:t
Hull's Trust*-*, to see if the) aieeudonaed by Dr. Hull in w
?in.-. >'< ' ?? .<r?i iteaume, o: to be relied nj..ni us Rnnd, ??!&?
? lilt b'j ?11 r ?
Many p. ? . ? n ?-.???'. ? hen n. vend imirarionsof Hefi'i
celebra: d | - ?? ? ??.??! .,.,. imi ..?,-d u|?oninc?ia??
luence. '? ?tarions ? inn. t be relii?d upon; they ti
?'tail.- :.-, ii;:-Ui!'-j! -..-.. .-!.. ,:. .. tll; .,-.. no b? tier than theor.llv
?.-. Tn
I!- ??' ? ? . ; -1: t ?'???d up i No. 1 V...?-v .<t?cet,eiclosirar
:.ir ! i Ii.-. :? ?? _? ..? . .- entrone, from ihobiuiiiwdepsit'
m?-iit, wl."i lie n> in?....: -.i.t r.tr^udano ??' wail aiWif-"
111.-, le 'i.11. .??. c*ft ft
TOOTHACHE- (IJRK?,
IV ONE MINU'J !'., bv tl?- nae <l
the ? LOVE .l.\01;VNE-Tl.iai?
? . v ? i?- ni ,,ri|. :r, i, ,1 will cute ll*
ii.'.?i \ ?ulect :. n Ii >. be, or i ?la inl?
r-nms.in one mi; i.:.-. 1 he ' love Aa
r.d. i..- i. roi un? i????? ml t?-. lite ta-.tr, .>(
iiijurii n- t.. :!.. teeth, ind w?l im ?Mi
_ .vK.Mi.-. cnteanytnoih to which it k
mil WrW ipplieil rrice '?'.', <???,. ?. K?)r salebf
, DA V ! I) SA NDS ??. ( I >. So. " Eau
Broadway; '?' I- nlrnn ?m et, i..? -?U Bioadway, comer Cluun
.-??r st. GtUllt? iluildiugs. hWJ Im
?t TUL SI l-^CKiMi'Jli lidtesptesTlrS
v in announcing to the public, that ?afteryfitfi
T*. oi" stud-, and 1 ?.bor, I.? ha.-. ?-erl.-rr?sl In?sns
&< hin. >ry for the manufacture of Horse Sh.v?.
ij1 m ! ich he now offers at tlie.firice of how
ir? i in liar of e.pi.ilnn.-i'ily ; tliuisavisl
'he exj>e*iseof mail ng, (which irriounU-a
all ra-,e> '/> thn first COSt of ths ?.-O.T.J fr
sides, the.show are more easily tilted to ti?
hoof, ai.d i-, i.O'1-iiu-.-ofiai.-?iii.j;?the ho??
a'.l beingpunched <: the ? r. je. .iist-ancefros
r!:e edxe. The i?uali:j ot tt.e irou ii dP
: warranr-.l ?mpejrior to any heretofore use/I for that purj-os".
? ?-.!l , -'i ions <i -..iron-, of fesrii:;' li.e -,-i? ar ; .'.j,. and sapenon'T
. pi the-e over hind iin.de shot-a, by sending &t> by mail or nth?*
??vi<e, !0fi bs. El .-rted a!ioP3 ??II immediately be fotwsi ?!**???*
. warn n ted to snir tt-.e section of country for wbich theyi'?
'irtJereil, by applying to the subscribt.r'at the worki. or M
a? Hoe?, & Co., Warrens, Hart 8c Lesley, J. C. Heertt & Brc
? "?'""'. a rov; Lewis I'er*dict ?X. Co., .lohn Townsend, Al'oai-J.
; ? terstuu St Co New*York; Cr?ries Smith, Boston; A M.?
?? v?- /oi.Pi.?;.i.!,|phia,aii?lE. l'i-.:t it Brother,Baltin.oir.
where I -rtl,. r information may be had on the -ubject.
i r.v Iron and Na.l Factorar.ApriU. HENRY BI."RDK>
?1?I7 if
SO
WORKS AND PERFUME LA
BORATOKY.
: ? '"? ? ? 'n t ? .?>.. itreei, y, -.y I
WM. JOHNSON & VROOM.
MlMlACTt-?KBi A>D CHEMISTS.
The Trade supplied on the most liberal fferrcs
Palr Yellow Soap, f.,r family ''V-mr de Amnnd.;
use. jCchiKPe Water.
White Bar Soap, st-tented. ?Laver.ih'e do
P?!m Windsors, ami every de- Bear'? Oil. ,
.?erii'iion of Fancy Soa^^Ox-Marrow Pommta?*
forGi-oet?r?. DrIl?^i^'s.Ship- f'urliinr Fluid.
pini* Merchants and Fam'-'Omnt-f-Flower>*!???.
l-es-ia the neatest style amCCrecian Dye for the H'-'r.
fmUh. ?Cold Cre^m. ??-.{as.
P-rfnme. i Kalvdor for the Complexly
Sha?-fng Soa;s, ?i pors ?ind'Perl'umeBacstooreTeni?-?
cak?-!, of rh<- mo? excellent! Beanrifyintr Lotiou
?'iiality. Antioue Oil. ?
ToileU? Powder. Ha.?dkerchief f.w?ce*
Milk of Ros- ?. Chlorine Tooth Wasb
Exrract ofMusk. EarritdeR?-*?* -?to-?'*
All artic!?-?-. i'iv.?if?crure.l at tho*e vtorUkrtprtf^'TJ \\ta
:!.e trade. Dealr-r?, Merchants and Peddlers wouW ????j^
? inpect our stock b?fore making thaair paiw.-hases. a"^-^e
TO MOTlTsKS.?Mrs. Dingley won!d inj^J
mothers in general, that her Masric Salve for r^^gjtf,
abvereiim remedv, and highly recommended by tne v^??r
?or White or .Milk Les ? every ?raze of thedy**?*- ? ^
e-ice. on application, to n-srectable laiiieai inthi?city wn ?^
Ven cured by this Salve. Resk'ence No. tit ?et:m?n??? ?Ji
1M. Scald ttetjjg:
?ery ?raze of 'hedj--?^ .'i^,-'.
ectable ladic? inA*??!0.tL^Srs?iV,
F<*si?!ence
,v!?ere may ?V l.a?.1 a cure for Salt Rivm_ .
???-?i!.tio?.-i on the face or eau ofchildntn. Abo aeur?**?^^
C*riii!<y,ti*s of cur?st perfoi-me?! by her Universal Ow^p
????ei-n l,v- annl'-amr at2? B?vl?raan-st. _ii-?r"
D
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