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JONES'S ELEMENTARY WRITING BOOKS. nad Copies. Result of the Fine Hand System. Good Copies. Rciult of the Coarse Hand Syitem.

JONES'S ELEMENTARY WRITING BOOKS answer very imrpo.sc for which ihey were desun.e.1 in our school. WwSril essential ill Ir.ri.ius lo write, that pupil be thoroughly fiuuiiiariieU will; the useof the pen 'n larte rh.ira. lers llu purpose June Book, afford lie ereatest advantage in lopin? the mechanical power, of the learner, and estahlishiLJ correct habits of holding and rutulucting the prn, before the pupil can be auvaota ouily introduced to MUIJJGAN. The treat improvement made by my pupils, who have used Jones's Elementary Copy Hooka, in learoilur to write, warrants ine in recommending them to the notice of teach ers 1 am glad to una mis syate.o gaming a uocntq nopiiUniy, and that reiiu are aware of the importance of lliir children properly instructed in large hand exercise I attribtiin the defects in the hand writing of young ladieh to injudicious teaching in giving fine hand exercises to write, before any foundation or coiinnand of the ncn is acquired in large characters. 4 AGNES M.

GIBSON. My opinion i decidedly in favour of teaching pupils the correct use of the pen in large character. By tins means the l' ariicr not only acquires the greatest ease in execution, hut hn those resources developed which enable him to write an on" fincl 6ux'ne Aatid in accordance witn hi own taste. The practice of teaching systematic line hand writing, in which no freeitoiu or command of the pen is acquired, id a miserable substitute for sound instruction. The Elementary course of instruction in Jones's writing oks affords greater facilities for leaching the correct use of the nrn than auv thiim that I have seen and if rightly used will be of incalculable benefit to both teachers and pupils.

DANIEL P. BACON. From Rev. J. M.

Mathetrt, D. D. Chanuiier of the University. I have been much pleased to see the various systems recently pursued to improve Chirography and as far as nave iieen anie 10 juoge, me sjsiciu oi vim. es peculiar advantages to the learner.

1 J. M. MATHEWS. JONES'S ELEMENTARY WRITING BOOKS have luinl in nui school with the ereatcst benefit to our Pu pils they are admirably calculated lo impart command of nawl, anil io nauus oi loriuuix le un. uun iwi rrt nriiu iiiles.

We view the nlan as an oririnal invention of great merit it differs essentially from any thing else of the kind that we have seen the elementary principles oe mg more correctly written, and the syjtein of guidance better nrranr and more cninulete. We believe that no department of instruction has suffered more from injudicious teaching than that of Penmanship and we consider, from the creat improvement made by oor Pupils, that this system of elementary instruction, if proper ly pursued, is calculated to eneci a mmuirr rriorui. WYCKOr'F RAND. The Conv Books, with all the advantaees they possess, re attended with no more expenw to the learner than so much nlam nauer. Thev contain exercises adapted to every I age of the learner's progress, and are so constructed that the learner cannot fail in the practice of the Examples given, to devcl in ami exercise everv movement necessary to th attainment of LEGIBLE AND EXPEDITIOUS WR1 TINO.

The Net, are graduated from I to 10, prist On Skil Ung each, or Atne per loz. Pnhlixlnxl lv W. JONES. W. M.

IH Tillerv St. Erooklvn: OCTAVIUS LONGWORTH, Pearl street, and R. LOCKWOOD, Broadway, N. Y. 1 1112 lilb'K The parting hour has come at last, Tliat severs fond alfertion's chain Each hawserfroiii the wharf is cast, iiut friends shall meet in love again Whispers Kat Hie, who round us hovers, And all the dismal future covers.

rJoftly shone the cloudless sky Miidly blew the southrrn breeze Many a bright and joyous eye Tli cheerful summer ocean sres, Around that crowded vessel smiling, Of danger every heart beguiling. Youth beauty wealth, are on her deck And mirth and music speed the hours Jlnt look behold yon clouded speck That o'er the far horizon lowers startled eye upon it gazes. While, through its gloom the lightning blazes. Ann tiic sunshine overcast Fierce rounder hiTalds on the storm; Uroad wavtfs are whitentn; in the blast, While hearts that Lite were gladnnd warm, With cold and dread despairare rlnUin A shriek the ship is filliuz. Sudden and sad the change appears, Dashinx brightest prospects now What sound is that the sailor hears 1 Both bit arc stove How.oh how Sliall Mrcy'sanu these surtVrers savel 'Tis vain they're in their restless grave.

Ala a little forethought might Have rescued all vho suifered there Ilesperaie are they who ilare to sliijht The Wiiniine Ihxt these suinzas bear, While rtifety vou best can serve her By scath rins wide LIFE PUESERVER. ll they but wis lv, ere they sailed! this safeguard iua le, Th floating guardian hail availed. And ihdu by its timely aid Thousands whom I. ive might long have eherish'd, Rejaembered it too lute and perish'd. Price from 2 to nOXBORY INDIA KI'BHEll CO'.

WAUEHOt'E, ie2itf 211 rcarl street. i sew or. ATWILL'S FA SHION ABLE MUrttU STOKE. Hpirit of Music it is thine To charm awav the carrsoflife For selling brows toft garland twine. Wheq clouded with its toil and strue.

The weary hours of business o'er. How sli ill spend the evening, say 1 Oh sing that wiiching ononce more, Purchased at store to day. From a'y'iluxurioUAliud, From Unelanil, U' rmmy, and France, M'Kic liealwavs has hauii, The dullest nature to entrance. A rich assortment his be keeps The newest music lo be fou.nl And ho my raptured "jiirit leaps To hear his grand Pitinos sound And when your's happens out of tune, How finely he restores the tone, Putting it in such order, soon. As Harmony delights to own He keens the f.tmou Irory Flute Divhie the melody it wakes.

Bidiling sorrow's vo'ice be mute, While anguish from the heart it takes. Aceorilians ami Guitars, beside In short, all intiruments are there. Which all have always praised who've tried They're not lo be excelled elsewhere. Hi is, iii.ie. il.

a sumptuous stock, Where ea variety is found And there the fashionables iWk, From country's farthest bound. je38 No. 201 Knndway, Below St Paul's Church, from the Rev. Win. McPheeters, I).

la Pastor of ihe Presbyterian Church, Raleigh, V. C. The Pills now ottered to the American public, styled "Bcckwith's Anti dyspeptic Pills, 1 nave long used as a family medicine, and have no hesitation in bearing testimony to their value as a safe, convenient, aud efficient remedy. In dyspepsia, and its usual attendants, Heartburn, Costivenesg, Headache, loss of appetite, these Pills seldom fail of affording the desired relief. Dr.

Beckwith, long known to the community iit which he resides, as a scientific and successful practioncer of medicine, having, by numerous experiments and long continued attention to the subject, brought his Pills to their present state of perfection, I am free to say, as far as my experience and observation extend, no me rlieittc heretofore oficred to tiie public of a similar nature, and for similar purpones, has higher or equal WM. i To be obtained of II. D. TURNER, 180 Broadway, New York. "'V10 J.

C. MORRISOX Sl SOS. Nos. 1H0 and 18e Green wlcb street. Vultnn and Vesev streets, on the North Riverside of thecity of New York, Offer for Sale to COUNTRY DEALERS, Ijanip Oils, Olive Oils, Dyer' Articles, VatuUrs Articles, Paper Maker', Linseed Oils, Dye woods, Paints.

Illeachers', Hatters, and Calico Printers Articles, Drug aud Medicines, Patcut Medicines. The above, for sale on liberal credits, and in large or small quantities, at the above Es Hsltincnt. PORK AND BEEF. 500 BARRELS country inspection Jleaa Beef 200 do do do Prune Beef 100 bbls city inspection Prime Beef 150 do do Aless do 150 do do Mess Pork 200 do Prime Pork 500 city cured Hams hv JACKSON BOGERT, rous these the vooden with wood bestos thnt tite 1 highest A. the our as before in frame who other amine now ticle, the new utmost cian of of those in who in with A I is TS A ami even in the as the and it of has of the are In L.

29 Front street. it rtXTKL CLOCKS and VASES Th ha hist received several very splen did Gilt, Aiarbla, and Ebony Mantel Clocks also, a creat variety of beautiful Flower sses. For sale C. Ii. UtLAVAW, No.

42 Maiden Lane, 18 a few doors below Nassau st. VCU1 Asbestos Wroimti Iron SAFES. The public are invited to call A. R. MOEN'S, No.

222 Pearl street, up stairs, ant examine Scotfs Patent Asbestos Wrought Iron Safes. together with the many satisfactory evidences in hit possession of the perfect security of these justly celebrated Safes against fire and robbers, and also the ca pacify of the mineral Asbestos (now found in abun nn Staten Island: in the southern part of Penn sylvania, and other sections of the United States, and witnwtiien sucn iho nmst intense heat. Amon? the nume facts we adduce in favor of the entire efficacy of Safes in protecting me contents irom injury uy uiAmrnlv select thefollowing JOHN (sole patentee for the application of mineral asbestos in the construction of iron safes) exposed in the city of Fiiiiaoeipnia, on me uc in the presence of numerous citizens, a box, covered one half to five eighth inch thick asbestos, to the burning of one cord of seasoned the box was filled with book binders' payer sharing, and when opened, its contents were found uninjured, although the iron grate upon which it rested, wa3 heated to a vhite heat. One of Scott's As Chests (the only one we believe in this city at was in the counting house of Messrs. Hubbard Casey, in Exchange Place, at the time of great me in mis city, wmcn savea an contents uninjured.

Tli.i.ib.vliltfHila 1 V. nf rF Vi .1 IICII I'Ll UiiL II 1 T.II11 uuiliuki v. lilt; respectability, together with the various patterns of the above Safes, may be seen at the stores of R. MO EN, Wo. 222 Pearl street, and DAVENPORT QUINCY, No.

8 Liberty street, agents to manufacturers, of whom they can be obtained at regular whmesale prices, uol JOHN SCOTT CO. SOMETHING NEW AND HIGHLY IMPORTANT. SALISBURY'S PATENT of 1837. Unqestionablv, the most perfect instrument for the permanent relief of Hernia or Rupture, in slight as well in the most aggravated cases which has vor com the American public. This Truss was invented strict accordance with the anatomy of ihe human by Richsrd Salisbury, of Piovidence, R.

Persons afflicted with inguinal or sciutal Hernia, ive not been able to obtain relief by the use of Trusses, are especially invittd to cull and ex this mstiumeiit, which from all others in use. Also, childrt russes, a supriior ar calculated to effect a speedy euro, and worn with greatest ease. Umbilictil Trusses, constiucted on pnncipli are now offered to the afflicted Willi the confidence. Among the many certificates which have been pre sented to us, the following is from an (ininent Physi and Surgeon, well known to many ol the nieuicai faculty of thiscit): Having minutely examined the newly invented Truss Mi. and compared it with every vanetv the article I could find, and heard the opinions oi who have wmn tins and other kinds I have no hesitation in saying that it is superior to any 1 iuss now use.

USHER PARSONS, M. T). Pi evident of the Medical Faculty ol'R. I. Piovidence.

June 29, 1837i fins Trus is adjusted and applied by A. M. Davis, has dtvnted Ihe last 18 mouths lo the mnmifactui and applving of those instruments, in connection the PatVntie. Office 58 Nassau street, 1 door from Maiden lane. N.

B. Every Truss warranted in all its partial srs Truss to fit any peculiarity of case, made at the shortest notice. Every variety of Trusses repaired in the best manner, and at the shortest notice. John W. Howard, corner of Fulton and Hick sheets, agent the citv of Brooklvn.

jM7 fc Hi A BEAUTIFUli 1IEAI OF HAIR the grandest ornament belonging to the human frame. How strangely the loss of it changes the countenance, prematurely brings on the appearanceof old causes many to recoil at hem: uncovered, unit soincium shun society to avoid I he jests and sneers of their ae iiuainUiiiceithereiuainderofUieirhvesis consequently spent retirement. Hi snort, nut eveiitne loss in property mis generous thinking voulli ith that tieavv sinking stovii dues the loss of his hair. To avert all these unpleasant circumstances. OLIrtUDUE'B BALM Or OI.I 111 A slop hair from falling on on the tir.

aiM'hcaiioii. and a lew bottles restores it again. It likcwtee produces eyebrows whiskers prevents the hair from turning gray, uiak curl and frees it from scurf. Numerous cer tihcatesof the tirst respectahilitv in supiion ol Iho virtues Oldridee's Balm are shown bv the iroirictors. rrr Keail the louoniug ROBERT WHARTON.

Esu. late Mayor of Philadelphia, certified, as may be seen below, to the high character the following gentlemen The undersigned do hereby certify that we have useil Balm of Columbia discovered by J. Oldndge, and have found it highly serviceable not only as a preventive against the falling off ot hair, hut also a certain restorative. w.M iiiAiiut.li. sen.

Methodist Minister in St. George charge. Xo. North Fifth st. JOHN P.

INGI.IS, 331 Arch st. JOHN I). THOMAS, l). 10.1 Race st JOHN FI REV. 101 Spruce st Mct KDV.

iU Soiiih 7lh st JOHN 123 Arch st. It will certainly raise its virtues in the eiuuiatioil of th public when it is known thai three of the above si.nei are O. more than ot' years ot agcaiiuine omerj nui less inuii J'. Irroiu i ne COHMONWBALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA. Citvof Philadi lpiiia.

I. ROBERT WHARTON, Mavor of said city of Philadel nhia. do hereby cernfr that 1 am well J. I lllslis, John r. rurey, llllgil hose na.

nes are signed to the above certificate, that they nllemen ofchaiaeier and respectability, and as such II creilit IOU1U oe given io me sani ceruaeaie. In witness whereot, 1 have hereiinlo set my hand, ami caused the seal of the city to be allixed, thl S. sixth day of December, Ac. ii.viv i CAUTION. Observe that each buttle of the genuine Balm has a splendid engraved wrapper, on which is repre sented the Falls of Niagara, the ngenl's name, VC To E.litors.

a c. All country papers who will insert tin above once a weft 6 and send onenuiiiber to th shall be entitled lo one dozen of Balm. Sold wholesale e. reuut ov Agents for America, 2 Fletcher street, near Maiden Line ttiieiloor oeiow reari si. iew iurn, anu ny uiie oi iomc druggists in nearly every town in the l'nion.

ap25 DAO OF THE WOMB CURED BY EXTERNAL 1 ESS UltE, TUs'A. G. HULL'S Utero Abdominal LJ Sunnorter is. in all cases of this distressing mul ady, a source immediate relief and comfort to the patient. In a very great number of cases it has pro duced radical cures in a few months wearing.

It wa? recommended by the Medical Society of the Slate ol New York, at its last sessions, as a valuable substi tute, for all other instruments in use. Dr. Hull begs leave to caution the public and the medical prolesaion against a variety ol vicious mutations of this instrument which are vended by adven turers in this and other cities as improvements. Thev are nil inefficient, and many of them unsafe. The genuine instrument has its title and my name embossed on it.

AMOS G. HULL. Tj" Office for sale and aplication, 4 Vesey street, Astor House. Certificate from Dr. Samuel Ashwcll, Obstetric Phy icianand Lecturer to Guy Hospital, London.

IS Devonshire square, March 17, 1339. Havin" tried Dr. Hull's Instrument for the cure of Prolapsus and Procidentiu Uteri. I am glad to express a hiehlv favorable opinion of its utility. In a severe case of entire ProcUeutiu, lately under treatment at UUV 8 ilOSDliai, 11 was uppneu Willi iiiumeu sutLcra.

It great superiority over the Pessary consists in its affording officiont support to the weakened abdonu nal interuinents. and in its external application, in stead of its introduction into the vagina. I quite think it will accomplish a permanent cure better and mire quickly than the Pessary. jel3 SAMUEL ASH WELL. M.

TTOUCK'S fKEPAKED OLKLY FKOM VEGETABLE MAT TEH. bv JACOB HOUCK. Baltimore Which may be taken with perfect safety by all ages an in all diseases; its curej are (or the following dig. rases Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heart Burn, Dysentaiy or Flux, FlStUid, A ue and Fever, Typu Fever, Km.i:l Pox, Asthma, Measles, Cotiivcneti, Cholera Morbus, Influenza, Coughs, Whooping Cough, Putrid Sore Throat, I ut) immaiiou of He art, Kicksts, Jaundice, Gleet, Nervous Scrofulous Loss of Appetite, Intimation of Stomach, Diarrhea, Pilci. Obstructed Menstruation, Billiittsor Remittent fevei Scarlet Fever, Erysipelas or St.

Anlho Fleunsy. ny'aFire Yellow Fever, Wind on the Stomach 01 Cousumpuon, Bowels, Coidi, Inflammatory Sore throat, Thrush ur Sore Mouth, Cioup, Dropsy Diseasertol the Liver, Difficulty ol making urine, Hysterics, Mercurial and Venerial Affections of the Diseases, Members 6c Licamcnts, Ulcers, Soics, Aflections of the Skin, And all diseases arising from lnpure Blood, Price per bottle $1 50. Soldhv k. HIT JJIJOH Ut llll.U I And Dealers in Drugs, Medicine Paints, Uils. Dvr Woods.

Window Ulasa, 184 Greenwich street, also, bv ur. ivi. uuion, corner uowrrv and Grand utreet. a17 3m PAPER WAREHOUSK, 73 William gtreet, WHITE SHEFFIELD offer for sale a large assortment of Paper, viz. CAP PAPER 5300 reams flat, cut, ruled and plain.

nf II niinhtiea. LETTER PAPER 5700 Reams of all the diilerent Linda ruled nnd main. FOLIO POST CHECK PAPER 250 Reams fine Bitrl aimorhn. LARGE WRITINGS Super Royal, Royal, mcdi 11m nun npmv. COPYTN'G PAPER 50 Reams super English Fo i.

NEWSPAPER 3G00 Reams of the usual size, and anv s'iza made i order. BOOIC PAPERS 3200 Reams medium, medium and half, double medium, roval. etc. ENVELOPE PAPER 450 Reams super and com mon. HARD WARE AND CLOTH PAPER 1700 Reams amerent sizes.

WRAPPING 6500 Reams cap, crown, Folio and extra size for homo 1 Binders Boards, Binnet Boards, Press Papers, Tissue, Bank Bdl, Map and Lithoaphic Paper, Coll ored Paper, common and glazeJ; Printing Cards, Ink, C4C I i I isi IN' i' 1 1 4 ruai id cases aa. 01 nuuieiii a superior racket l'ost, thick an inni time wove, giuzcauo, extra uo, large size. For saieoy BANGS, RICHARDS PLAET, jy 18 196 Broadway, nAT.i.miSfi HM SUCH mm7 BUI dM Caitf In to at 10 wit 1st painted mii.it of order day new dered his tiled fil in to at voyage York and the sea, credit iie the ihe tackle, king and saM the ill as lion the that are nd paid. said of T. ed from said T.

the loe ca. sol tain, and seal anv eru n. and in vid of 10 to 1 1 VfOTK TO CARTMEN TO lir.NEW THEIR I.I iXi t'KNSES. Extracts from a Law cutitled "A law lo r. culnli t'arts and Canmen," paired the lUlb day of An usf, 113.

tk c. 5. All licensrs to shall expire on the last Mimdev of Julv aft'r the ilate thereof. See 6. Evei prrsou, ou receiving his license asCait i.Mli.

shall pay lo tin Mayor, forthc use ofthc city, the sum two dollar" and fifty cents and upvn the rem val oi my cartiiiairs license, such pemmshall pay as aioresiid. die kuiii ot coiiliirmiiy therewith, the Cartinen are hereby required to renew their lirrnsvsiit the Mayor's ofiirt City Il ill. commence on Wt liielay, the 1st day of A. iu. IiC.

o'clock, a. lit. four classes each day in Ktuceiiou, to CLARES. a Is 7 Id 11 12 li II lii is in ai at ari 27 as: a 31 id 41 41 4 4j 17 4 4'J II 5 50 57 tKi fd I't tV C3 Wednesday, Aujrust 1... Tliui.

tl, y. Kiidiy do 3... Saturday do 4... do C. Tuewlay do 7.

Wi diirsdav do S. ....13 ....17 ....12 it; 3 1 Thursday do Friday do Saturday do Monday do Tuesday du Widnestlay do Thursday do Friday do Katurdav 9 In 11 11 13 10 17 1 tf luies are to 1.2 Mondnv do ...21 Hay I'la iss. be observed by the tty The following larimen IjicIi Cart must hnve the number new, and plainly on both sides of the shafts, with black oil paint upon a white ground. Juil Each on the day designated for his class, wilt, his horse and cart ut tnc northwest side the Park, ranging in a single line from the corner of Chambers street, Vmi'h. giving a space around ncli.

in order th it the Superintendent or Inspector may examine the numbers and condiiioiis of Ihe carts, 4c lch Caitman must produce Ins present license, in that it may he renewed. 4ili. Kverv Cailiuan who shall neglect to apper.ron the designated for his class, or shall appear without his No. and pithily panned, as directed by law, will be consi as having reiimpiisneii ine ousiness a license will be annulled accordingly. Dy order JOHN MOI NT.F.

M. New York, Mayor's office. July 1.1, 1S33. jj 17 dlAJ) CJOI'THERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK, ss. Whereas a Libel was on the fourteenth dav of Julv, A.

I). in the District Court of thei'uited States foi the Southern District ol New York, by David Maitliiud. David S. Kenned;" and Robert Soulier, Jr. composing the inercantile of M.iillaud, Kennedy Company, agaiust the schooner Herald, her tackle, apparel ami luruituic, ill a cause of liottomiv, civil ami maritime.

And whereas, the substance of the libel ii that the said schooner Hendd, of the biirthi of CI 4 95 tons, belonging Alexander M. Hurrill, ol the city ot New ork, arrived St. Thomas about the eleventh ot rebriuiry last, una fioiu thence to Barracoa and from (hence to New tlu about the seventh ofMaichla.st,thes.ud schooner being in the said port ol Si. Thomas, was in great nee .1 of ninnies to defray the expense i i reparation, piovi. ious other neees' acies and monies to enable her to leiive said port of St.

Thomas, and to fit the said sc hoom for and the said master and owner not having any liuuis or there, the s.iid M.iitlae.l. Kennedy A Co bv their late partner. Robert Suilier, did then and there, at tin re of Job. T. tiorham, the master, advanced anil lend lo said Job.

T. Corham. (he sum of Wo 1410(1 .1.. liars on Itottomry ami hypothecation of the said schooner, her apparel ami iiirniture, at the rale ot twenty per cent, maritime interest, amounting to limdollars." and ma in the whole I 'M ld UO for the repairing, provisions. merits.

At to enable her lo proceed on her said voyage, Ihe said Job T. IJoi haui reidlv ami truly expended ihe sum ol ly.i ll lim oollars torthe purposes aloresanl. llial on oraiiout tne itn ot March last, in pursuance oi agreement of llottomr and hypothecation as aforesaid. order to secure the repayment of the said sum of nun hundred and uinety five 14 lOu dollars so lent and advanced aion Miid and also lor he payment of the said Maritime Interest, did. being then Master, execute a certain lloitouiry a copy ol winch annexed lo said l.ibel.anillo which i.ibellaiits i.rav leave to refer as part ot their said Libel, by virtue of the said Ifon.l ami condition to iheei, tin now ruiitled to reci iv the lull payment of the same.

the sum of money and interest thereby secured to be 1 hat Hie said schooner, soon alter the execution ol the Uoud. sailed on her said voyage, and arrived at the pot New York more fliau ten ivs since, with the said Job Corham. her said Mas'er. to wit. ou or aboui the twenty fifth dav of Mav last, and that she then and there deliver Her cargo and that alter the expiration ot ten iays her said arrival the said Koiul atnl condition wa.

on behalf of the saiil I. ih. Hants, tendered for iaviuent to the Ah xau.h N. bun ill. Ihe said ow ner, and the said Job Corham.

her said Master, but thev and each of them relin ed lo discharge the sr.ine, and still reiiise solo do. to damage of the sai Ijlieliauis for the full sum of Two Thousand dollars. That all and singular the premist aforesaid are true ami within the admiralty and maritime jurisdiction of the said court. And nravingthat process, in due form of law according to course oi anu oi iiii mihi ihiiimh es of admiralty ami maritime jurisdiction, might issue against the said schooner, her tackle, Ac and ib.u all per haying, or pretending to have, any right, title, or inter in Ihe sal. I schooner might He cite, I lo appear aim an swer all and singular tiie iireuu' anil thu, lie said court mid pronounce for the damages aforesaid, ami tor such ther relicl the libclhnts asshall to law and justice app.

and also to condemn the said schooner, her lackie. ail nelsons interveningthereforiii co Now therefore in pursuance ol tiie Aiomiioti miner tne of the saiiH oun lo tne din ctt .1 and dehyereil, 1 do hereby give public notice toall persons claiming the said schooner Herald, her tackle, apparel and furiiilure, or in manner interested therein, ihal thev be sml appear he re Ihe Kind court, to be huld' in and tor the saul Mouth district of New York, at thecity id New York, on the first Tuesday of August next, at eh veil clock in the lore nui of that day (it the am" snail be a day ol jurisdiction, otherw ise on tiie next day of jurisdiction thereafter,) then there to interpose tin claims for the same, and to ke their al.etaiions in tii lu lialt. Dated New York. Julv IN. VM.

COVENTRY H. WADPELL, I'. S. Marshal. Ac.

E. PAINE. Proctor. jyl14t Sot iu ri4fi 1 ur i.v. limn.ss rias a lihel on the twenty.

ninth lay of June, 1 ti.eil the Ihstriet Court of the for the Southern litrie! of New York, by Stephen owner of slooii i the Drcail. Tiuiuds faruiiui, aiel Im J. Jaeksou. rook anil hatnlon tioai'illhe sahl sl'op. lihe! bnts.

art.niisi ihe schiHieer Amelia, her tarkle. nppam anil furniture, 011 a cause of sal nee civil anil iii.irilin.i Ami whereau.the suhshitice of the faiil iihel i. that on Mniiflav ihe dav of June, instant, the muM sli 'i Dre. nl the fiurihen of tiiiriv ton or ihere. iln.uts.

iron. Hempstead, l.oug l5tainl, ami bound for Utile llarhor. with a crew of two laen anil a ttoy That between three ami four o'clock, on the afternoon ot thai ilay, about ten miles southeast of Sainly Hook, they saw a schooner cipsi.ed with tier ueauisails sei anu one man 0:1 her that they weie to her asi.static as soon a and fi.unil her to be the schooner Amelia, ol Thorns uiver. Il. irne2.it.

hmuii troin ork In LariH at ainrr sahl That at the request of tl.e master of the raid se homier, they took off the captain and crew ami hnuutht him on board their sloop, and with the assistance of a sie iiu boat succeeded in towing the said schooner Amelia, into ihe Kil's, Sjatea Island. within ihe harbour of New York, and re nmined by her assistiii in bailnii her nut Tnat ov reason ot the nsKanu luzaru tney run, ami me serviresihey pcrton.ied in saviurthe said schooner and he. crew, they are justly entitled to meet and competent salvage fur Mich service, totrethcr v.ilh all chaises ami ex pense attending the game. That without the assistance before iiieiiiioneu, tne sain srhduncr could not have been saved, ami that both the vessel and crew woul probably have been lost. Ihat all and Biniutar the pieunses are true, ami witnin the Admiralty and of the said Court.

Ami liravini; tlial process, ill Hue limn ol law, arcoruillff the course ofCourts of Adininiltv, and of the said Court meases of Admiralty and Maritime Jurisdiction, may issue the schouer Aiiielia. her tackle.apparel and furni ture, wheresoever the same shall he itiiind and that all persons havinp, or pretending to have, any richt, title ami interest liierein, mav oe r.ueu io appeal ami answer iiin oath all and singular the matters soaitteuUtely propoiiuueil andthat Ihe said Court would be pleased to decree such sum ol innuev, or proportion of the said sehomi'T Aiuelirt, he due to hliellaiits. as a compensation 10 their stud salvage scrviees, as shall seem meet and reasonuble, to ther with fi ir e.vpunsea In the said bi half sustained, ar.d tornndeiim the said sohovuer. her tackle apparel aud tur nilnre. and all persons intervi uiui; for their iuterrsis an I schooner in costs.

Now. tht re'ore, in pursuance ofthc iiiouitioii under the seal of the said Court, to me directed and delivered, 1 do hereby ive put bin: notice to all persons claim Ihe sai st hcHiiier Amelia, her tackle.apparel, Ac. or ii; any manner inlerested therein, that they he and appear before the said Court, to be holdenin and for the Mud Southern District of New York, at the nty of New York, on the first Tin of August, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon ol that day. (if the same shall be a day of jurisdiction, otherwise ou ihe next diy of jurisdiction' thereafter.) then ami there to Iheir claims for the same, and to make their allegations in that behalf. Dated New York.

July lfi, KH V.M. COVENTRY IT. WADDIJ.I, t'. S. Marshal, BI RR BENEDICT.

l'roct. for l.ihlis. iyl Ut SOUTHERN' IHSTIUCT OF NEW YOllK. Whereas a libel the fith ikty of July. l.i IS, filed in the District fJourl of the t'niled Simes for the Souiherii lis trictof New York.

by Willi.un.M Price, Esq. C. S. District Attorney, on behall of the L'uiled ritule iUiulut the biu; her liiekle, on And whereas the Mibstnnre ofthc sn'ul libel is, thnt Jesse vt, Ri. tor ol the Cihioiiik for the District of the itv of New York, on the 3th day of July, lfK at Ihe city of lew York.

011 uters that arc navigable from Ihe sea hv essels often or more tons burthen, seized as forfeited to io said liuitcd St ilesthe said brii: Duiil ip, her t.u ith Ac. Th. the said brnj bein a registered vessel, whereof ia i.imel l.oriloii was master, on uie iweuiy.si. Mii oi i W. arrived at the oorf of New ork, from 1'oinl Peter, in Ihe island of fiuailaloiipe, with a nero c.

illed (ienrge Wxshitciion. brought and iiuiorted iittothe port of New ork from a foreiiu countrv.ui the said hriL' lo vs it, from oint Peter nforeaiil, by cue 1 auibort llerceir, with the in ntof tho smil Lambert llerceir to hold Ihe saul negro as a lave in the uited States, atrainsl the acts of Congress in uch cases made and provided. That by reason ol all and snisular the pretiiisesaloresatd, and by forceof the si Utile in such case made awl provided, the aforementioned and described hrii Diuuai, her lackie. Ac. became, and are forfeited to Ihe use ol Ihe saul Liuteu States.

And iiravinc the usual process and monition of the said "ourt hi the said behalf to be made, and that all pel suns in terest rd in the hefureineiilioned and described bri jtilap, ier tackle, tic. may becited in general and Kiierial to an swer the premises, and all due proceedings heinz had that th said hrij: Duiilap, her tackle, may for ihe causes ilor si others hecondeuuiod by the de tin.ilhre sentence and decree olthe Raid Court, as forfeited loihr use oflhe said 1'iiited Slated, acconti.is to the form ol Ihe statute of the said United Elates, in such cases made and provided. inow. therefore. 111 pursuance 01 the monition under the seal of the said Court lo tie directed and delivered, 1 do hereby give public notice toall persons rlaiuins the said bri; Duiilap.

hei tackle, apparel and furniture, ur in any manner interested there ill, that thev be and ainieur befurc the said Court, to be holdcu in and fur the fcuid Southern District of New York, at th? city of New York, on the first Tuesdiiv of August next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon ol that da (if the same shall be a ilayi.f Jurisdiction, other wise on the next day of Jurisdiction thereafter,) then and tlieicto inierose their claims for the same, and to uiake their alienations in mat oen 111. Dated New York, July loth, 1W. WM COVKNTllY II. WADDEIJ, S. Marslial, WTI.I.l.YM M.

PRICE, U. H. District Altoruev. j17 lit )OKT WINES. WADS WORTH SMITH, Agents for Messrs.

Tuke Hankey, of London, offer for sale 2 Branded pipes, 12 hhds, and 4 quarter HANKEY. casks supenor Old Port, from tiie l.onaon oocks. Also. 370 quarter casks of low quality, suitable for the interior trade, receiveo uiree. i r.

cniniir Port Wmes and Pale and Gold Sherries, for private use, received and forwarded by the subscribers. WADSWORTH SMITH, No. 4 Jones' Lane, jy13 rear of 103 Front street. RUS1A SKINS Only $2 each. Suitable for book binders, for sale at cheap cash Sutimiery waie room, by HAS.

A. SMITH, Ji 41 80 Peat I street. H. h. 241 1 vn and has of the and use of and of tle to the B.

No. tn the yet all TO THE PUBLIC In lestimonv of the extraordinary virtues of WHEELER'S BALSAM OK MOSCATELLO, (apurely vegetable preparation, and quite agreeable to the palnte) as a re medy tor all diseases of the bowels, Dyspepsta, rhcen, Dysentary, Cholera Morbus, frpnFmodic Cholera, and tiie summer complaints of Children, the following hizhlv respectable gentlemen, in addi tion tr, hiiniirpilw nf nrKi.ra hnvA voluntarily written letters to the proprietor, expressive of their highest the decided success which has attended its use by theniselvcs.and iniheir families. a TWoter Psn enntnin of tho JSew orH packet ship Coluiiibits Count D'Ortranto Charles Webb, late of OongressjHall, New "i oik; Colonel Charles Jlnpes; Duvid Kimberly, Kfq. No. i'2l Front strict: Mr.

David Hnisr, 458 Broome street Mr. Au CJIlS'tllS S. CiiaDin. 40 Greenwich street Mr. Peter Collins.

219 Front street; Mr. Charles R. Smith, Grand street Mr. John Inman, 120 Stanton street Mr. Win.

Neal, 65 Mercer street Mr. Robert lireese, J51 Hudson fcirett Cyrus hill, hq. brooK Mr. Kdward Cruikshank, 40 Greenwich street, c. Since the publication in the F.venms Star, New F.ra, Sunday Morning News, F.venino Pest, othtr pnpjrs, of the above letters, the proprietor received, among others, the following additional gratifying evidetice of the salutary efiects of his preparation, from a gentleman well known to hundreds our citizens.

New Yosic, July 12, 1S33. Dear Sir If mv testimony will add any thins; to strong proofs you have already published of the efficacy of your Uaisatn of Moecnlello in removing disorders of the bowels and creating a healthy tone action of the Ftomach, I willingly tender it to you; some of the members of my family having re eeiitly experienced the most decided benefit from its As far as I am capable of judoinn, from the effects I have witnessed, and from the evidence of other persons who have taken it with the same results, I should sav that the of Moscatcllo is one ihe most valuable medicinal preparations extant, ought to be in the possession of every family, especially where there nre children. AMOS LEEDS, 92 Hamincrsly st. Jso. Wheeleh, Esq Ij The genuine Balsam has "Wheeler's Balsam Moscatello" stamped on the bottlei, and each bot is accompanied with directions lor use, and a lac situilie of the projirit Tor's signature.

Price, according tne size 01 tne bottle, one, two, or inree dollars. To be hid in New York, at the residence of tha proprietor, No. 33 Greenwich street. Oculist, at drug store ol Mr. J.

ilsili.au, No. lsi Broad way; at Mr. Dickie 3, No. 413 Broadway; at Mr. J.

Dodd IV s. b43 and 771 i.ruMway at Mr. Schiefleliii's, No. 114 Canal street, at Mr. Isaac Po t's Bowery and at Mr.

J. G. Wclford No. 418 Grand street. Due notice will be given of the appointment of country agents.

Persons wishing to obtain usl address (post paid) to Mr. Wheeler, No. 33 Greenwich street, where also all wholesale orders for supply of vessels, hotels, are to be sent. jyia WDIDMSS BEDSTEADS. THE subscubcrs, Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers, are prepared to execute with despatch, all crders for their Unrivalled Patent Swelled Beam Windlass Bedsteads, which are now almost universally used, as being the best article as invented combining ease, convenience and ilura l.ility.

The sacking, acted upon by the win Jhss and swelled beam, is made perfectly tight, and free from liability to pag, Mill leaving an elasticity in the same, whieh renders it particularly easy, simple in construction, the matter of putting up and taking down, will be found of but little trouble in comparison with those of any olher construction, whilst the precision wrh which the component pans are fitted, nets as a safi suard against the introduction of any kind of vermin. From the care taken to render each Bedstead perfect, their finalities for durability will recommend them to purchasers who are invited to call and examine a i.i rge assort incut now on hand. Also, a large assortment of elegant Furniture, Mattresses, Ktathc Beds, constantly 011 hand. J. W.

C. SOUTHACK, 19b" Broaway, j'9 opposite the Franklin House. NOTICIi TO mill.DKUS AND LiLMIIUIt WOODWUR TH'S KEDUCING AND SMOOTHING PLANE MACHINE, for tongueing andgroo'ing from forty to sixty feet length of plank or boards per minute, with 11 smoother surface than any other machine heretofore erected, cither soft or hard wood. The subscriber having obtained letters patent therefor, under seal of the United Mates, ilatcd lbtli November, 183fa, now oilers for sale Rights for Counties, Towns, or Single Machines. Said patent was granted under the; new patent law, (and underwent the strictest examination,) which took eti'ect 1th July, 1336, tiie old law beins repealed on that day by Act of Congress.

Said machinery can be seen in operation at the old plaining factory of VVni. Haskins, Esq. Troy, Rensselaer (where the comparative merits of Woofi worth'sold and new patents may be seen in operation) who has full powi.r to sell and dispose of Rights Machines, which will he furnished at short notice in and forthc States ol" New York, Vermont and M. cliigan. Also in operation in the cny of Albany, at the Dye Wood Mills of (it urge Hrother, Water street, who will give all requisite information ns to sales, Applications personally or by letter, post paid, to the subscriber, No.

27 Pine street, over the oU'ice of the Evening Post, or to ALO.N.t WAKKMAN, Repository American Institute, 1ST Broadway, will be attended lo. WILLIAM WOODWORTH, jel9 Patentee. Tt) THE AFt I.IC'l Eli. K. J.BKIT'I'O, laie from Spain, has returned lroin Eurooe with a larce collection of Herbs and Roots from his native land, and oIL'rs iiis professional services in all cases of diseases, not with one remedy only, but by a well digested system of medical practice, without the use of any mineral poison.

Dr. J. Rritto has a rreat knowledge of the Chronic Diseases, and all those concerning the Genital Organs he has hnd a great practice in thosediscuses for many years. Dr. R.

oilers his medical services to the public, and informs them that he possesses the best remedies which'are now in use in Paris olher cities in France, for the following diseases, viz Gout, Rheumatism, and all the diseases, which he guarantees tu cure perfectly in a few days, without the least danger or injury to tne system of the patient, as his remedies arc not composed of mercury or other injurious remedies, whieh he can prove by a number of patients he has cured. The genuine medicine can be obttined only nt his rcsid.ince or office, No. 105 Cedar street, below Broadway, near ireenwich street. Office hours from 7 A. M.

to 10 P. M. Communications post paid will meet with prompt attention. jy 12 HISTORY OK It AN' KING. A SHORT HISTORY OF BANKING JTi in the United States, including an account of Provincial and Continental Paper Money to which is prelfixed an inquiry into the principles of the System, with considerations of its effects on morals and happiness.

The whole intended as a plain exposition of the way in which Paper Mcpicy and Money Corporations all'ect the interests of dilHrent portions of the community. By William M. Oouje. For sale by F. J.

HUiNTINGTON CO. jy9 174 Pearl st. ITCH Ki ANOliS. JN A LOU'S ce JL. lebrated Kitchen Ranges, of various patterns, 10 he seen 111 lull opi ra'ton at uie store, 4j4 Broadway, I next lo the corner ot street,) eveiy cay cxeepf Sunday, where the subscriber will warrant a saving ol hfty per cent, in fuel, and convire h.ny person that by one fire, made in the trmn, he will cook breakfast, din tier and supper, without anv iidditimil tuH put on du una the whole day.

Prie.es iV jin jiu to $li'0, and np waru anu very neat guou ranges, wiui excellent ovens, at MS0. AI FURNACES. Also. his Portable Air Futna which he believes be has got as perfect as it is possible to make them, so that by little moie than what is burnt in an ordinary parlor prate, the whole house is warmed with a pleasant, health) and elastic air through all the apartments, and perteelty sate and portable. N.

H. All kinds ol masonry, grates, grate setting, tistcrns, drainn, ovens. built 111 the best manner. Also, ttn, tron and copper woik, smithing, Jitc. at 4b4 uroadway.

n. 1 nol Sill 1 1 SltlltKS ami SHIP CIIANDhEKY Ij" The subscrilier has constantly on hand a general and full assortment of all articles in the above line, among which arc ieiraaire Anchors Chains Oils Paints Tar Pitch Rosin Putty Varnish Mops Spikes Nails jc6 Pork Molasses Sucar Coffee Tea Rice Brandy Gin Rum Champa ne Claret Muscat Porter Cider Keff Bread Butler Cheese Lard Hams Mackerel Shad Codfish Flour Herring Vinegar FERNANDO WOOD, 103 and 133 Washington st. INl'OICIIATION WANTED. THE subscriber will handsomely reward any person who will make known to him any violation of the following order. The proprietor positively requires the observance ol the following rule by hisagentj, viz One Dollar shall be returned to any person who shall use one bottle of Hays' Liniment for the Piles, wmiuui iieui" curea, on return 01 the empty bottle.

A'o instance is yd knovn of a SOLOMAN HAYS' Agent, 2 Fletcher street, 1 door below Pearl street, near xuaiuen L.ane, wiiere the arttclets for sale. jyO istf PORK AND BEEF, Mess Pork 300 barrels City 300 do Prime Pork 300 do Mess Beef 200 do City Prime Beef 100 do do Mess Beef For sale by jy 1C JACKSON BOGERT. LV ES PER 156 Broadway, be low Maiden Lane. Dratts on all parts of tin Lmted Stales collected. Kills on England for 51.

and upwards, for sale at SYLVESTER CO'S, jy 1 1 136 Broadway, below Maiden Lane, ed, to to of to ot WILLIAM FELTER respectfully in forms his friends, and customers in gene ml. timt he has opened his Hat Store at No. 20 Bowery, where he will keep 011 hand a ganeml assortment of Hat9, Caps, Straw Hats. cvc. substantially made and beautilullv finish for as low prices as can be obta ined in the cit In particular his recomiucncs to the attention ot tne public his $3 Ilitis for economy and beauty.

Hats made order at the shortest notice. No. 270 Bowery, between Prince and Houston streets. myl3 2m THE GREAT WESTERN, Atireeablv to previous nrmnsemcnt and expectation, has placed the firm of Weight Co. hat factory.

14G Chathun street, New York. in Dosset siori of ihe latest London and Parishian fashions, in their department 1 which instaiitanemis attention will be directed, in preparing for the public the most splendid assort nientof Moleskin and Short Napped Beavers, Iromjv.ite parlors, and accommodations lor servants. the models received. Fixed in their determination to adhere to their ori sinal plan, one price and one reality, satisfied that cuick sales, light vrolits. si demand and cash terms, mutt for the mutual b.

of the subscribers and public, supersede every onsiderntion, they will undeviatingty continue t. at 3,50, an article in all respects equal to any in New York, at S5. They entreat but a single trial to lest these pre tensions. To their friends and the public, thev take this op portunity of returning their sincere acknowledgments! lor tiie patronage conlerred since tneir snort com 1 mencement in business. JOHN WRIGHT CO.

jcl9 146 Chatham street. FASHIONABLE 1 1 AT EMPORIUM. IV There is no part of a gentleman's dress to which the notice of individuals is more attracted than the Hat the style and beauty of his appearance is therefore a matter of great monunt to every person Fashion. FORCE, 211 Broadway, flatters himself that he has, afier long and untiring research and experience in the manufacture of thea bove article, accomplished his wishes, and now oilers the public an article worthy of their attention. 1 ne superiority 01 nis rtais are wen Known, ironi 1 the constant cure tanon to render every Hat a perfect I article, beautiful, light and durable.

I N. B. Bans and London fashions received monthly. A constant assortment ot Gentlemen I Riding Caps, Youth's Caps, Umberellas, Travelling I Trunks, je9 COMING TO TIIE POIXT. Moleskin, Xutra and Plain Russia Hats.

fj" The subscriber would respectfully tnfurm his customers and the public generally, that he has just finished a beautiful supply of the above descriptions of Hats, expressly for his retail trade, which he oilers for sale at bOUU DOLLARS cash for either kind. The subscriber would also state that he has snared no pains with the assortment now offered, and he fearlessly challenges any establishment in the city (even at the price of Five Dollars.) to excel them, either in point of material, lightness, color, or style workmanship. UIlhAKUU HSU, 106 Chatham street. mylstf CVA CARD To the PiELfc or New York. KEELER, for many years with, and Foreman to Leary having closed his engagement with the above named house on the 10th oi February, lHds, lakes the present opportunity of informing the fash ionable community of his having connected hitustlf with Mr.

W. H. Pyne, formerly of London, and laie of Ltary that having located themselves in Mortimer Huildintr, cornerof W3II and New streets, for the transacting the business of fashionable Hat ting, wht re they pledge themselves to those that may patronize them, that nothing will be left undone by them for continuing those qualities which a hat ought topcsess, such as eleiranee of finish atid stvle, as well as durability; and for the production of the above named article we, as pratical hatters, fear 110 competitors, and again fearlessly challenge any house in tins city, or any other, to excel. KEELER PYNE, je25 4 Wall street, Mortimer Building. LOR1N BROOKS, 24 John street, one door from Nassau, respectfully informs his customers that he has now ready made, a very handsome assortment of light Dress (tools made in the present fashion of superior lea ther.of Morocco Calfskin, and has iust received afresh supply of the same materials, which for softness and durability none can be found better, and makes to order of the same with the best workmanship, on liberal terms, for cash, one dollar on the onginal.pnce.

Also Men's Dress Pumps, French fancy Slippers, Ditto common, Walking Pumps, Dress Shoes, High tlo. Corksole Boots, Gater Hoots, Prunelie Shoes. ie23 TJKW LAW bOOKS ley's Maine Reports, Volume 1, Slicp Vol. 10 Cond Eng. Chancery Reports 7 New Hampshire 3 Wharton's Pennsylvania Pirtlc's Digest of the Kentucky 2 vols.

Iuaitgtirnl Addresses di livered bv the Professors of in the Liuversity of the city of New ork. uUlLl), UANlvS. CO. jyl2 144Nassaust. IjOUDUETTE COMPANY Its objects arc threefold, viz.

first, to remove the con tents of privies in a mode less offensive than usual eond, to prevent the contents bems thrown into the river3 around the city and thirdly, to convert it into an inodourous and perfectly portable manure. Urders for removing "deposites will be promptly attendetl to if leftat the ofhee ol the Aew ork ar nier, 120 Nassau st. up stairs, by the Poudrctte Com pany. mvl9 OFLEND1D TABLE CU I'LERY The IO subscriber htivine received direct from the celt brn ted manufactory of Pickley Co. Sheffield, a very ext ensive assortment ot transparent Ivorv eallaticed Han ded abie Cutbrv, in rcttso'ol, oi and 00 nieces.

Also, Knives without Forks, with full four inch handles. he blades aie of the finest snv steel, on reasonable temis. C. H. DELAVAN.

jji Io. 42 Maiden lane. OIL V111UUL Just 'eeived, 201) carboys of a splendid article 1 'ninu'acturina, sotta water makers, for sale lots to suit purchas ers, cheap, by JOHN U. MORUISON SON, Drua, Paint. live Stuff ami Oil Oe.ilc rs, v2 Nos.

18R and Ie8 Greenwich sr. A I I PORTA NT CAUTION TO TH PUBLIC. Cure ne tituhes" Beware of falling. 13 DOCTOR EVANS, 100 Chatham street, takes the present opportunity of tendering his most feigned acknowledgments to the numerous patients fafflicterl with the various form, of disease incident to humanity) who have committed themselves to his care, and he has the satisfaction of knowing from many living evidences, thathis remedies have remov ed or relieved their respective maladies, as far as lies within the compass of human means. How distres sing to tne attucteu is jji ortta oiH TION poisoning all the sources of his enjoyment, and leading, in many instances, to the miseries of confirmed hvpochondriacism.

Lons as it has been made the subject of innuirv bv medical authors, it re mamsinvolvedinmuchobscunty. Jaundice Diarr haea, Choleraand Colic, also performs a conspicuous part in the drama of morbid aflections. DR. EVANS i i oee.i sit.gui.iriy bureessiui me trcaimcni oi tne aoove complaints, Dy remedies drawn irom tne re searches of the most eminent nhvsieinns in Eiimne tt i i i i ne a.so nan vast expenenceana success uirougn out the whole family of delicate diseases, all of which are for the most part aggraved by, and rooted in the constitution, by the CONSPIRACIES OF MER CURIAL MURDERERS.UNPRINCIPLED, UNE DUCATED AND UNPRACT1CED any art save that of attempting to lead the credulous on the road to ruin. Dr.

Evans' office i3 supplied with the choi cest remedies from foreign markets, and compounded on the most scientific principles a physician is al ways in attendance, and all those who come therein he hour of need will go oiT rejoicing. my24 DYSPEPSIA AND HVPOCONDRIAC ISM. Interesting Case. Mr. William Salmon, Green street, above Third, Philadelphia, afflicted for several years with the following distressing symptoms.

Sickness at the stomach, dizziness, palpitation of the heart, impaired appetite, sometimes acid and putrescent eructations, coldness and weakness of the extremities, emaciation and general debility, disturbed rest, a sense of pressure and weight at the stomach after eating, nightmare, great mental despond ency, severe flying pains in the chest, back and sides, costiveness, a dislike for society, or conversation, in voluntary sighing and weeping, headache, languor and lassitude, upon the least exercise. Mr. Salmon had applied to the most eminent nhvsi cians, who considered it beyond the power of medi cine to restore him to health however, as his afilic tionshad reduced him to a very deplorable condition, and haviug been recommended by a relative of his to make trial of DR. WM. EVANS' medicine, he with difficulty repaired to the office and procured a package, to which, he saj he is indebted for his restoration to life, health and friends.

He is now enjoying all the blessings of perfect health. Persons desirous of further information wdl be satisfied in every particular of his astonishing cure at Dr. Win. Evens, Medical Office, 100 Chatham street. N.

Y. RUST'S 1'ATENT LAMPS The subscriber has just received an assortment of Rusts Patent cut glass and Brittania Lamps a new and much approved article, for sale nt reasonable prices. C. II. DELAVAN, 42 Maiden Lane.

it 111 is I I 1 MANSION MOUSE lOUGHKiSEPSIU BY WASHINGTON DAVIDS. SstT el THIS Estatlishment is opened for the svason. Families will be furnished with pri Apartments will also be furnished for single gentle men or ladies. The Mansion House is pleasantly situated in the north eastern suburbs of the village, and, lor a summer residence, affords the pleasing variety of town and countrj'. It is far enoegh removed from the bustle of business to render it cgreeably quiet, without partaking of the loneliness of the interior.

Near is the PoUL'hkecvsie Collegiate School, and in the vicinity is the Jutchcss County Arademy, Air. ny sJliifh Sxltucl, and several well regulated reelect Schools, for children of all ages, 1 nese advantages parents ran appreciate. A beautiful Park spreads out in front of the Man sion House, near which stands St. Paul's Church, a new and eommodiotis house of worship. N.

B. Warm, cold, and shower Baths, will be kept constant readiness for the use of boarders at the Mansion House, snd fur the public in general. Carnr.oes in attendance at the wharf, to convey passeng rs to the House. je3 tf l'AYILIOX, SARATOGA SPRINGS. THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully informs his old patrons and ihe public that he has leased the above establishment from the owner, that the house is now open for the reception of boarders, that nianv improvements have neen made to add to the convenience been made to add to the convenience of boarders, that first rate French cooks and servants have been engaged, and that Steven's fashionable band of mu mc will be attached to this house this season for the amusement of boarders but such boarders as wish reiirement may enjoy it, as the house is 350 feet in front and remote (rotn the ball room.

He has, by the advice of several friends, reduced the price of board to 5s per week. Adjoining is Covent Oarden, winch has been much improved and is considered one of the most delightful plaees in this State, to which the boarders of this house have free access, except on fete nights. The Pavilion is a central location, on elevated and rural ground, being 14 paces east from that celebrated tonic known as the Elat Rock Si' nnir, and which so exhiltrating to the invalid 120 paces northeast to Sail's Sulphur and Chalybeate Springs and Uath House, 760 paces south to Congress Spring, 620 pa ces north to high rock, and 625 paces to Walton's Magnesia Spring. A constant supply of the Tonic andCntliarnc Waters will be kept in the house. lo those families who may visit the House this summer, he pledges himself to do his best to make them happy.

HORATIO N. CARR. IIOUSK OK RKl'HLISIIMIiNT, No. 11 Ann street. THE Proprietor of this establishment continues, a heretofore, to supply Ins customers with the delicacies of the season, served up in the best manner.

I he tality ol the viands, and his very mo de rate charges, arc evident from the fla'tenn" patronage which the puhlic nre pleased to award him. His tlFirts shall be, as have heretofore been, to merit its continuance and to secure to his house, that lenutation for excellence ami i.ccoinmoilatioM, which it has for so lonz a tune maintained. mailO tf SWEENEY. MOUNT PLEASANT ACADEMY AND BOARDING SCHOOL, situated at Sing Sing, 33 miles from New ork city, under the care of Albert ens, otters great advun'ages with respect to con venience ot access, accommodations, course ot in struction. The steamboats Union and Tele graph run there daily, and parents may visit their sotis lucre irom New ork in the morning, spend or 4 hours, and return in the afternoon, in the steam hoat Linwn.

Ihe Academy building 13 large and airy, and oeeupies a retired and lieautiful situation, with several acres of shaded pleasure gtouud. 1 oung eentletr.en ('industrious halms are permitted to study in their private rooms. The pupils board with the fa mily ot tne are under his constant care. He devotes his entire attention to the Institution, and to hearing a great portion of the recitations. Students may tie mte ulor ge or business, and the Pnnci I from many years' experience both at this and rSewhurh Academy, feels confident of guiding the course of study for a pupil in a manner best suited to his course hi life.

icious bovs will not be retained in the school. Farther particulars may be learned 011 application to James Smith, Esq. Counsellor at Law, IS Nassau street, Mr. John M. Uruee, or Eben tzer Irving, New York, or of the Principal at the Academy.

1 erms, S'JUU a year, payable quarterly in advance. French and Spanish extra. There is a hi rhlv respectable Female Seminary in the vicinity of the school. jel9 lCw MORSE'S PATEXT CAI'STAN. THE ARCHIMEDIAN COMPANY, Intel oicanizedat under Charter Jsranted by the Leirfslature of Massachusetts, have enpied extensively in the manufacture of tin se Cap staus, and will supply any number promptly to order at any part of the tilted States.

Applications may be made lo any of the Directors, viz HENRY L. BARCOM, EDWIN F. BUNNELL, ABRAHAM MILLETT, or ANDREW MORSE, all of uoston; or to any ol tiie Company Agenu else where. The Committee on New Inventions of the Mecha nics' Institute, consisting of Mr. Darricutl of Boston.

Prof. Treadwell of Cambridge College, and Messrs. Hrownell, Dawley, Simpson, and Aniory, of Boston, speak ss follows of the Capstan in their report on newly invented Machinery, exhibited nt the Fair in Boston, in September, 1837: "This Capstan, by a very ingenious contrivance, by merely shining the bars, can be changed from a simple Capstan to one of great power, and will be found of much utility onboard ship. In breaking ground, when hove short, in celling underwcih, there will he great advantage when short handed. We anticipate its very general adoption on bo ird every description of vessels." This Capstan is favorably known to the mercantile community, and is in most successful operation on board many vessels.

Its superiority as a purchase over the Windlass and ctcry similar mwkan icalcontrirav.ee has been most clearly demonstrated. The subjoined certificates show that it has been subjecled to the serercsl practical tests ar.d to the wtosf rigid scientific scrutiny and in every instance, without a single exception, it has proved it self a most valuable invention; bv means of which mariner, in times of danger anil emergency, may u.eeapstan ms own per his sonai I strength increased four, six, OR TEN FOLD, whereby comparitivelv few hands will be enabled to exert the'force ol'a large crew. The great advanta ges ol this multiplied and coneentr ited power will at once strike every ship owner and every practical navigator. But even the most experienced will find the benefits resulting from its use to exceed their most sunmiine expectations. For its arrangement is peculiarly adapted to the structure of vcsselsof ev erv descritition anil flie lienvv mm pr evertr! nt thu Capstan bars, and the severe sirains anil wrenches I which necessarily come upon the barrel of the Cap 8.tan wil! or operations of I tne machinery, wiucli will be lounu in practice not to 01Wnud subject onlv to slirrht nrd narv fricfir.n I Whale ships, and indeed mercantile vessels of every description should be turmshcU witn these capstans i ui eveiy uiaiunce, lor us am utiiaitcs io ini'm wtil UC esneciall when shorT handed or in tho absence or sickness ol part of the crew.

Aside from the results of its dauy use on ship board, the unquili uou eioiiiiiieiiuiiiiuiia viiieu iii.s viiiuuti.e tiiveuiion fromdistinouished anrl of the Navy and practical ship masters, among whom may be named the Board of Navy Commis sioncrs. commodores Downcs, Ctuine. Barron. Smith, 1 App. C.

Jones, would ensure to it the utmost commence ot the mercantile community. IVCCvCF.TI.llC.V I'A 1 United Sates Cl ttes Morris, Portland, Sept. 23, 13.17. i To whom it may concern This id to certirv. Hint Morse stup t.i;i.an" lias been in use on board of fhi; vessel s.ncc June Ho t.

anil I hat 1 have had ample opportuiii ty of te.slinn its great superiority over all others we luiv. used it in all weathers to purchase our anchors, and find in.il oiuy mu cii.cn are required lo weigh uurteW boirer. weciliine si veu luinitrci ami fitly founds. I consider ihi. purcliase infinitely superior to any of the patent wiuillassei nun CAiaiii.

EZEKIEI. JONES, C. iptain in the U. S. Revenue Service.

PoirrsMnrnr. Oct in. iZX7. Sir I have received vourlctipriuttu.ieh in tr cii'i stine my opinion oi t'aleiu cap. laii, one ol wiucli na been ilacedon board the 11.

S. ltevenue Cutter Maili.on, under my command, and it lives me pleasure to state, that iiiy anticinetions a to us incuts, nre lullv reauzerf, am. io recoTniiicnd its uje being of opinion thiuthe use of its mini. (Mud power exceeds any tbin; ot toe auiu wmcn have ever seen, aud I exnrcsslbe linue. liiatso valuable an appenduge to our ships and vessels, may be brought into geueral use.

lam sir. very rcsperttt.liy, Your obedient servant, TilOMASA. F. SHAW. A number of other Certificates arc in possession of the Agents of the Company, given by ship maslers and others, showing the great advantages mis I a.nv..r iha7n.

Thev will be furnished I at a very small advance on the cost of the common Capstan now use, and can be examined and any I other inlormation couceriniia "'ei" I ,0 uaWSON MeMURRAY, y' ,1 ctrevta "Ynw 'rl comer i me AaeiUs for the Archimedian Company, my 29 eod3ni DRAWING PA PF.RS 20 csaes of Hudson's superior Drawing Papers, including elephant, imperial, super royal, royal medium, demi and foolscap, wholesale and retail by BANGS, RICHARDS PL ATT, jy 13 1 Broad wa v. TINTED 'USSUfc PAPEk. 4 25 per ream. A large supply of Ame.ican imed Tissue Paper, cnibiac.ng a variety ol colors. Also, English colored Tissue Papers of prime quaV ly, at the low price of $6 23 pei ream.

For sale at No. 180 Pearl street, by JAS. A. SMITH, jylfi Cheap cash Stationer's Ware room. 5 s3Z 1 saia4rSM4 1 Ih 7 a PltlNTINO TAMES VAN KUKDKN, Printer 27 Pmc street, (over thu office of the ETemDePoEt ipposite the Custom House.

6 BOOK AND JOB PRINTING, Neatly acevrnttly, and punctually executed. CatahiL ues, Cards, Circulats, Prices Curient Note Checks. Bi ls everv description'ol Mer' canlile Blanks, done in the nc atesl style, and on reasona. bie.erms. Poking Bi'ls printed at the no.

FTO PRINTERS. Oil SALE The following Founts ot second hand Type, all of which are in good order, ns they have only been used for stereotyping. he founts y. id be pin up in such sizes to suit purchas oVnu vrrv reasonable terms: aw id English, 1350 lb. Pica, 470 lb.

small Pica or. irn.nj itn au nonpareil Music, 160 b. Dia iW i nT Ci81b' Sxon, 15 lb Agate He CONNER COOKE. ml4 corn erof Ann and Nassau street. STONE I'ORTIIE DELAWAHL HltntK WATER.

T3K0P05ALS will be A dersia through the Post Office, Philadelphia, until the 2isi of July, for the delivery, at the .1 10 me value ot seventy five thousand dollars. The stone to be of the hardest and most durable kind. A proportion of the whole quantity, one fonrih to one third, at the option ol the Engineer, is required in pieces excecdine two tons (of 2240 lbs.) weight, and the other two thirds in pieces not less than one quarter of a ton in weight Thewho'e to be delivered on ur before the loth day of November next. 7 Proposals will be received pecifying the rate per ton ol each size, for any quantity over one thousand tons. Payments made in this city, on producingevidence of del.vcry at the Breakwater, subject to a reserva tion oflO per cent, as security for the performance of the contract.

For any more information, apply to the undersigned, at No. 203 Spruce street, Philadelphia SI. C. MEIGS, jyl3dt)y21 Ljeut. Engineer.

State Piusott, Ivluutn Measant June 1838. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received bY 'he Subscriber, until the 2d day of August, at II 1 A furnishfhg the Convicts in ihis Prise wnh Rations for one jeat flora the first day of November next. The rations to be delivrredat the Prison daily or oth etvuse at Ihe option oflhe ayent, and to censmt of the loilowina amies 36 oz Pnme Beef or 12 oz. Prime Pork. poik to be furnished eight months, and Beef four months of the at sui times as may be required 8 oz.

of inspected rye flour, 12 oz. ot Indian and half a si I ol Molasses for one day' ration And foi every 100 rations, three bushels ol potatoes for ten months and for theother two months, (from the 15ih ofjunetothe 1 5 of Auj usi.) furty pound ol Rice: iwo rjuarts of live in the grain, two quuttg of Vioegat two z. Ptpper, end t.ne quart of rnaise Salt. All 1 lie articles must he of aood merchantable quality, as none olher will be ricetved. Satisfactory security will be required for the faithful perlotniance of the contract, and the names of thesuirty must accompany the i.ffcr.

The present number Convicts is 760. ROBERT WILTSE, Agent. IIIT A VENl E. Xotire is hereby civen lo all person niteiesled. that the Commissioners dulv apiiuiiited lo perfori.i certain duties rclmi, loopenins e'irst avenue between lOAh street and ritli street, in the Twelfth ward of the city ork, have eomph.icd their reHn of esti mtue iuid assessiuent as well of the loss 'lainare ails, lamed by the owners and parties imeu sied of and in the lands and prei.iises reuuircd for the s.

iid openinz, as ofthc benefit iuid advantage to the owners and purties inu resied of and 111 the lands and premises nut required for the said opemiijc.anit that the said Coiiiuu sioucra have deposited true copy or traiiicripl the said estimate and inseas uient the pi eunscs 111 ine clerk's office in the city of New ork for the inspection of whomsoever it may concern, and that objections therein, if any. must accordina to law be made writni" to said Couim ssioners, or eiiher ol them within ten days after the tirst publication of this notice And nonce is hereby mrther Kiven. thai Ihe said report of estiuiiui: and assessment will be presented to the Couit of ot ihe Peopled the State of New York at ihe capnol in Uie city of Albany. 011 the 7ih dav of Ai' Etist next, at the opening of the Ceurt on that day. or ad soon thercalter as counsel can be heard thereon PETIIIl Amity st.

KOUT. WATEKHtMJSE, Eroome st tHIAUIAH NEWCOMU, 6 Toinpkin a St. New York, July 3, lf3S. v.oinuussioner8. jl 14f "PlR.

HORNE continues to be consulted XJ as usual. Strangers are respectfully apprized Dr. Home, bred to the Medical ProKssion In tSe city of Lonoon, he has been a practical member of said acuity of Pnysick 42 years for the last 32 in the city of New ork. His practice, from being fcrmetly ewL ral, he has long conm.cd to a particular branch of med. icine, which engages his prolound attention, viz: Lue eneria Scorbutus, Scrofula, El.phai.ti.sis; d.

short, all diseases arising Irom a vitiated state of ths very great. Mis success as. tonrshmg; la many thousands of case cmmitteH lus care, ot a I grades and every drec 0f mai.enanc,, he has speedily restored his patients to health and a sound constitution. He cautions the unfortunate against the sbus ol mercury. Thousands are annually mercmialized out ol hfe.

See your case is eradicated, notpatched up. The learned Dr. Buchan emphatically observes" Married persons, and pereons about to be married, ahauld be par ticularly cautious of thoee auctions. What a dreadful inheritance to transmit to posterity." Persona afflicted with protracted and deplorable cases, need not despair of a complete recovery bvapph ii.g to Dr. Home.

ccnt affections, whet local are, without mercurv. ei. tin uished a few days. Gleets and Strictures removed by an easy method. What rrieves th Doctor is, that many afflicted, instead oftakuie his salutary advice, have recourse to advertised nostrums.

wnere mere is no responsibility, and the compounders unknown by such means throwing away their money, (where they vatnly hope to save) and ruin forer Persons who may have contracted disease, or susied uJ00' Lare t0 maJte apphcauon to'Dr. HuKNL, at his eetablislimer.t, No. 268 Greenwich street, next to the corner of Wairen street. A residence of thirty two years in New York city, has radi. cahy established Dr.

Home's character for sterling honour, aud based on real i Dr. Home offers to his parous a sure guarantee. (. for separate consultations. Patients eannaM come in contact.

Attendance untilhalf past 9 in the evening. No letters taken in unless nost nuM All must oe handed in. 1 JCr Stultorumincurata pudormaiui ulcsra clat.n Horace'' 1 6 Epist. f. b.

As ionif as Dr. Home rfrir. i. c. u.

public, it is proper he should continue his advertisement for the tood of strangers as it is well known, people arc extremely shy in speaking of cases of a dei. i. ate r.atur.. even where a Physician pre eminently mr DR. COR13ITT may be consulted in the most confidential street, between Chatham and William streets, New ork where persons afflicted with delicate diseases, old obstinate ulcers, dyspepsia, worms, diseases of the bladder, urethra, and kidneys, and all diseases arising fiom the abuses of mercury or im Til, ri nf 1 II f.i.i.j ..4 iiivHn tne uiviiea io call.

The baneful effects arising from the abuse of mercury needs no description. Persons troubled with a certatn diswse may apply to Dr. Corbitt, with the perfect asstiranceol havnigit radically cured without a particleof mercury or any other dangerous medicine. His charges arc reasonable, and proportioned to the means of the applicant. Dr.

Corbitt has been educated in Europe, under teachers of acknowledged talents, nnd has bad considerable practice in exiensivn hnsnitnla i Ul. II" nes. Instant relief atven lo thn piles, and a perfect cure effected in three days, without COnfillCnientfrOm business. Or ihn l. nnin In the A medicine may be had to prevent the occurrence ot a certain disease.

The most honourable secrecy ml I be observed. Admittance dady, from 7 A. M. to 10 P. M.

iny22 I NORTH JORDAN has opened a Drug and Apothecary store, No. 167 Broadway, six doors below Courtlandt street, where will be kept ageneral assortment offresh Drugs, Family Medicines, Chemicals, Perfumery, R. N. J. assures thepublie that genuine articles in the aliove line will be kept always on hand.

The Apothecary department will be under the care of a careful and well skilled apothecary, who, together with his asinist tnts, will at all hours use their best endeavor to render satisfaction to all persons who may favor the establishment ith their patronage. Great attention will be paid to the Soda department, to have it always prepared, that it may meet the approval of the best judges of Soda Water. It is the intention of the propneior of this establishment, to have continually on hand a great variety of Syrups of the first flavor; someof thern new, and never before of fered for sale in tins city. and diseases of cnililrn. Je9 ICJ 100 CHATHAM STREET NEW YORK LA TET ANGUIS IN HERBS Bewa.e Quackery IMPORTANT MEDICAL COMMIT NICATION.

Di W. EVANS, member of the Roy. ai College of London, and for many vears a successful practitioner, would warn all those afflicted with delicate diseases, in all their various foims, to be cautious to whom they entrust themselves. The specific drops, infallible mixtures," ethoc genus omree," put furth by mountebanks mere Jack and the lantern sort of practitioners, arc foisted upon the credulous as vegetable ami certain specifics, while their chief ingredient in their composition is one of the srrougest, and in improper hands, one ot the most fatal preparations of mercury, giving to Violent secondary symptoms, such as trap ttons of die skin, destruction of the nose, mouth and palate, and a disorganization of the whole system. All the untoward events are obviated by Dr.

Evana mode of treatment. Dr. Evans biay be consulted al his office No. 100 Chatham street. Open from 3 o'clock, A.

M. until 10 P. OUPfclTFLUOUsT HAIR DEPILATO RY POWDER, for removing hair from the lace, neck and injuiy to tin akin, oh the contia ry leaves the skin whiter man be fo.e. For sale Whole sile and Reta.ljby Dy j.A.L.bd.nouitii.Li, je2l 377 Broadway, iff. ica.iuih.

Cong Primmer, 170 lb. Bourgeois on Brevier ljdy, 200 lb. Minionette iuv. prill in ii nininniin jn ti. Also, for sale as above, Cullen's Liquid Magnesia, improved by R.

Jordan Co. 'vlate of Philadelphia,) for the cure of Costiveness. Bowel Coninhnntu Pil 1 i.