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New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

u The steaJne- Cote Joycuse, with 63 bales
of cotton on board, took fire at New Orleans on
the 9th inst. She had to be nearly filled with
water before the flames could be arrested. 1t Is
supposed to have originated from the great heat
of the boilers
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

THE People OF the State of New-York, bv the
grace OF God free aid Iniependeat TO al ersoa inter,
ssed IN The -iat- OF John Fae late OF the city or New
York. deceased, s=ud greeting
ou and each 81 you hereby cited and required person.
sy 70 De and before re county OF
Nsw ork, al his office th- city Of New York on the
eleventh day OF October o'clock ia the forenoon
9 that day th.n snd ts.e attend the final s-ttemea OF
a, and sfngulz the goods, chatr-is and credits Of the sd
John Fe,riie d. ceased
Intesmouy whereof have cause, the seal of oic oC
sad surrogate 10 be h-reunto affixed. Witness Ds-
vlc B. Osdea, Esq, Surrogate Of our san county =,
l.. - the CRY OF New York, the hirtieth Isy Of june in
te year OF our Lord thousand Eight huudre,! and
iorty-th;es, and OF cur Independence the sxty-s.-
vearh. - -
jy25 iawiw DAVID P OrDrS-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

STATE Qf .,c-York, Eings Counfv ss
Joha .ckSon with an personally acquainted an
reared before this 5th day Of May 5i3 and brng b., m,
ui says that all e as stated aboyei5 substantially
tfqe and correct every sricula Subscribed and sn orn
oroEe me, this jth dav OF N4y 1873 ~
NATHANIEL PARISH. Justice OF the Feare
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

e~. GRAND EXCURSION TO SOUTH
go AMBOY AND AROUND STAIIksnS "A,
sss.--1 ISLASD.-The steamboat iNDEPEND-
ENCt viii make The above delightful EIcnsion on " eon
proceed down the Bay threush TIE SaIT9ws s!,ins Ie
new Of tie Forts SANDY Hook the Highlands Of
and the Atlantic ocean gentle waves TO oq
abor where will De allow ed hour 10 Dame
Bth Houses r been erected the beach for the sccouno
dafios Of ladies and Gentlemen, and the%steT cevs
s-sduay with fus sandy bottom Returning M ooa'
viii pass through ts Sound Of Staten Island and ie
Hours Of ,tGTting-LsaTe CariaTrn--street wharf al y
P NJ wharf a, * P u. and pier Nc. Norm
TeSeni Band Of Music engaged for the OCCASION
Ez, fnr fE excursion - cents Every efcrt sill es nad-
20 nay thisa very agreeable TIP. {. FoRsEo-
Nsw- York, August 81. 1913 au2L II
cacT FOR WHITESTONE, FLUSH
rl.--1I6.-ING, NEW ROCHELLE, GLEN COW
.ssxzzSar1 OYSTER BAY, COLD SPRING{. M, ND
ssgss -ave Whi,estone Tor Flushing daily at; ~, or
Tn larg- and splendid Steamboat ROBERT l. STE
WINS with Spacious CABINS and superior accommodations
for a5es aa gentlemen viii leave Stevens Wharf nenr
RI. foot 0f B.ekmanstreef daily, hzpas O'Clock T.
N SUNDAYS excepted, 70. NewRochelle and Glen tove
f6uchiur al Witsone. Returning, VIII leave Glen Goye
-er morning fuaer before o'clock and Ne's-Rochei-
~ hali.uast 7. again touching at WhteStore.
The r. L. s-sels viii extend her tips 10 Oyster Bayl
Cold rug and HunrInctoa ever Tuesday, Thursda and
Saturday Returning, viii leave Cold Spring every MonGaY
Wenesay and Ftar morning ats O'Clock and Oyster bay
Al FOR SWfSHARoNECK. PORT CHESTER, &c.-Qn
m. arrival Of the boat Rochelle passenger VIZ y
conveyed without delay 10 Mhn5roneck Port anu
Intermediate places b. the alyho Line OF sx-aorse f"s'
Coaches Returning, will leave PORT Chester AZ quarter 10
NJ touching before, az NH Rochelle IN ssa
son for th- boat 10 New,Y ok u.x
between Newly orS aud ron th.sttr' so GEMS
Mamaroneck q cents.
Freigh, taken very reduced rates. anz
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

~ ae21 ..MORNlNG LlNE.-For ALBANY,
sS.S.r- TROY. and intermediate landings from the
Steamboat Pier foot OF Barclay street. The
new Steamboat TROY, Capt. Gorham leaves
THIS MORNING al ocock.
The EMPIRE leaves TOMORROW MORNING, at I
o'clock.
Board
Nortcs-A0 Goods Freight, Baggage Bank Bills Specie
This Boat must DC at the Isk OF the such Goods
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

LIELLY'S DOUBLE EXTRACT or SARSA-
= PAEiLLA CANDf-Four packages of this Cand,
contains the principle OF two Iou.ds OF Sssagar;il
lot. and u w@'raied 70 se the best remedy in Of
md i all diseases Arising nrrvnus
or from obld gmors the blood II cases of co,vcl.ss
aud IN those peculiar affections OF The anentary can ais
rIval. - = ~
Call and b. referred oyiIea who have been cured by
ms candy trG all oIrr Preparations Of arsaaf.lia had
besr tcis! In wa. W
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

II The second number OF " Jennings GU.
Penc;,ings in and about Town. by the author o.
:. Charcoal Sketches y is amusing we taAe q
passage = - -.
The sHAD.-" When oysters are sold ana s.o eat,
en-. it is necessity arising from the unor'una's o
state of things in this sublunary spnefe' Lns'
must go after the additional oysteFsLsna. IL ~
~ yo,, want more: for oysters, unlike the accom-
ioodating shad, have not yet learned to come up
,bc r;veT Of themselves, that they may be caught
at the very door Few things IN the eating way
hsre That innate politeness 50 remarkable IN the
nbsracter na,r Of a shad. Had the shad been born
with feet and hands there cannot be doubt that
il would complete It's measure OF complaisance
by walking up the street and ringing at the bell,
with civil inquiry FOR the cook and the grld-
IRON. 1t would come about half an hour before
breakfast and never defer It's call til after tea
Commend US to the shad, as the best hammered
fish that swims. Many men might go to school
to the shad and, indeed, if our plscatory learn
ing be not at fault, the shad 90 assemble IN
schools, to which cause possibly may be attrI0u-
ted the excellence Of their training Always
bow with Difference to shad-lt has Travelled Tar
to ENJOY the pleasure Of your acquaintance. Inc
oyster, however, is churish-it makes no tree
visitation"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

The NARRAoANsErr INDIANS yesterday held
one of their religious meetings al their meeting
house in Charestown, r. /. which, as usual at
this time Of the year was very fully attended,
Many Indians from Long Island were there, and
great numbers of the white people were present
One of the preachers was from Long Island and
another from Newport.
The committee Of the General Assembly met
the tribe at the same place for an interview on
the subec. Of immigration to Green Bay.
Their land here, j, was said, was poor and ex-
haus,ed; the land at Green Bay, where their
brethren were, was Of the most exuberant fertlll-
1y. The committee had no doubt the assembly
would aid such as wished to emgrate, but that
they did not wish to urge any to go unless they
were convinced it was for their interests and If
they chose to remain, the General Assembly
would continue 10 protect them, as herctoiorc-
They concluded not to cmigrate. Newark Daily.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

DREPARE FOR WINTER.-The undersigned
are daily receiving their yard, 2l5 Wes, ST. corner
Broad Mountain and White Ash Coal which they offer for
sale IS per for Broken and Egg 81 large Stone
and Nut free cartage. Fifty addition when screened
from III. yard. Orders received the Sugar Refinery, IS
Leomard s,. and at the yard. T1LEE * MAPES.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

STATE OF NEW-YORk, ss.-In Chancery.-
- Before The Vice Chancellor OF ,- Fir Circr-Th.
Washington hutua Insurance ComsaIy Jacob ester
welt and others.
Pursuant an order of tbs Court, made in the 2hove nt
tied caGse vii he sold Public Auction, under - direction
the suosc.e the Masters OF the ta. o! Chance.
ry, the RountA Ia The lercaaas Exchange Cit
(tweutyegh; day oi August Instant twelve O'clock
OF that day, Al thos- twentc lots OF rourd
stG il the 2th twelfth Ward of the Cit. of
the Stare OF N-wfors which map of land la The
Twelfth Ward OF The Ciry Of New York belonging 10 .
estate OF George c Scho-pfe deceased and laid out INTO
lots by George B. Smith LI:v Surveyor, which man Ia
York, September 3Oth 1885, and fled ;Ee Office Of the
Register oi the CITY and County si New ok beng No
Of the the known and numbered as
numbers oyiouT y tSenty-ys feet front uinetye.ht
itet inches deep, 5 ioy-fNe and dep i6
tiorty-six aud de.t q (ortysey- sam frot
aud depth l33 tone hundred and thirty frpt and
depth, l39 tone hundred aud irtniaej front and depth
40 tone hundred and inry sane front and Depth tone
hundred and front ard eph, Zone hun
ded and sEhtes eat and depih 9 tone huu e and
nDeten front aAd depth 10 oa- hundred and rset
front and depth, l2 Zone hundred and sam
'front.' and Depth. III tone hundred and s-yerty-o- twenty
Tr - front and about eighty aud hall fe dee one
huntre and tvo,l front AID e.ty.ty,o
rightyour feet deep Il; tone hundred sane
front and eis-SI1 it deep l79 oae hand- and seventy
n!ns sane front and nInevS- isef deep, Zone hundred
aud eighty front and about ninety-seye t sr eI
lone hundred and eghyoGs trout and abou, nne,r
eight ieet deep 82 tone hundred and echtytwo SAM ot
aud one hundred and two feet drt.-Date,I New An
gust tn, 1873. THOMAS Adds EMMETT
slasler II Ciancery.
=. .. ~ oopHtLL, solicitor au7 2t4w2w &DL5
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22
NTASHINGTON ELIXIR.-.

WASHINGTON ELlNIR.-A pure vegetable
" compound" Naur- God has secTeted in The vrs-.
table kngom, safe ad speedy remedies for all dis
20 eifch for and discover these part Of mans allotted
toll" has weil known t0n of DioscogideS, the
most profound oi The ancient philosophers las rccered
another evidence % II auth and SION. thu discovery of
the Washington r.iS wich, or many virtues may BE-
called tod-Sen IL tie l.clr II IS oaly necessary 10 say
% H. ta' hnrre5 o our hest czyas almost
lnsIc rn'rr'n thoroughly curing a most noleabe OF all
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

Sold in packages . csnt each, or five for dollar
To De- hal Al J; ". kELLY'S Gotnarn C0nlsciioca,,.
wno.e1ie AID retail 2ili BroldFayN y. W B4leso $50 Bos
Iry anG = W on,ierSmh. lGl G.eenwicf.street N-w
9osk John J4clsoa Soh-S -Sec1nd-5re-,, WiiiaS,bnrof
ben1ann Handy . High street, Bfooklyn L. r. Csrswi
3la '~0>' -'S'a4A' ~ j.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22
10 OO0 ACRES OF MOUNTAIN LAM
i L<.OllO EOR SALE-I..ing M Or.mg. and Roc.

10 00N ACRES OF MOI NTAIN LANJ y
I[.UtjU FOR SALE-Lying in Orange aud Rock
land Counties Stat. Of New York 81 miles from me CITY
TIE York and Ere Railroad Orange Tunie aLd The
Rarlapo River nearly through ,s centre ct II
well stocked with wood of % years growth and ugwans
considerable part Of might be made arablr here IS
mountain Of lime stone said possess great strength aud
verai ron mines Of which has lately been opened AMI
proved 10 b. quality There is ais very EXTENSIVE Va
ra mower v, i'm number of falls the Ramapo River
Tuxeto Like TWO miles long and mile wide lies in
part the tract ,h scenery OF which Is beautiful II IS thee
Tme Access canb- had toit in three or four h9u o. t
Hackeas1ck aud Orange Turnpike by the OF Nyack
HaycrStrGw. \,
(; will be sold in f offer nn." for conS ierabi-
nqurr Chatham street where map can e seen
and other particulars accaned relav, 10 the above rem
sex sult 3m-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

- NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACK
&tTSyt ETS-Packet OF 25.h Augus-The splendid fast
sailing and avorite packet ship SiddoIs, Capt. Z. B.
Cobb, Will sail punctnal!y above, her regular day
The ships o this line all 1000 bur.u and ards
their accommodations for cabn second cabin and streag
1t we'll known superior any other ne OF
packets.
Those wishing secure berts should fail to max. Early
application W. = J. T. TAPSCO OIT
y f.ck Slip COZ South-st-
Persons wishing send for their friends come IN hs
sad those wishing e: noney can b. supplied with drafts
Tor any amount payable demand without discount or any
other charge all tA- towns of England Ir md Scot
Land or Wales. application as above.
The ack ke ship Queen Of the Wes, will succeed me
Siddons and sal ih 10Th Sertebr her rular day enl6
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

TRIAL OF TWO SLwEs-Wcsley and Smith,
two slaves, were yesterday tried for robbery agree
ably to the provision ofhe black code, by tribu-
nal composed of Recorder Baldwin and two citi-
zens. They were charged with robbing Mr.. Jas.
Raney of 635 dollars. Wesley was acquitted ;
Smith was found guilty and sentenced to seventy
five lashes-twcnty- five day, we'll laid on-and
to wear three-pronged iron collar for six months.
N O. Picayune, 9th inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

THE: ;. oELY qNINJURED EXTRACT OF
SafSAPARiLLA IN which the valuable uoinin,sa
medicinal propeftrs ol the Sarsepari!la arr -
GS IL, l & s q! tI4I ;lra 1ga g @24 RIrang form
CANDY ii1I!e
h l.. 9s , no & are &usn sasaparilla for any disease giv
oN Z; ,siSGlE2 3 CENT PACKAGE TO CONTAIN
OCN rs Or PtitE, SARSAPARlLLA ROOF
- contains AL tle medicinal virtues of tb,,
'i.i Or lolnd positive aaacea for any di,s riein
ri . 5ie' ot hf s. stem or ipuy Of the blood
-, E Biofhss on e Face Chronic R-umatism e sc
OVER THRE raiR sGh t,@ls @1ks ,h E5iet COS, me
'ni II 9tt1s bei-y- the only unnared Estrct now made
ale and srI OF sar:apailL. Candy sold whole
OF Pie 59s Ane.leaa y se So chi,hanstreet \
e - ssats p3ckage, with full printed directiops
ia Brooklyn. L. l.. $50 Fu:oasuest. aus m
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

TN CEIANCERY, Eighth Circuit.-The BanB
L Commissioners Of the State Of NewYor. the Bank 81
Brralo-NoticelS hereby gwen, pursuant r- Of tr
Court OF thanceIy dated the 2.t day Of F.brar 1873 ,ha
y and effects OF the SAID Bank Of Buffalo that b said
II Is referred 10 o the Masters of ts Court residing
county OF Enc Other Things take and &c
count OF q. he demands any description AGAINST the sac
Bank OF Bui:lo and enable J- said Master 20 t4ke ac
the satue I'll the creditors OF thu said Bank OF Buffalo
required 70 eYh 81, t, accounts claims - demands
the said Bank OF BGiiao, James Croker Esquire The as
;sr having said reference charge his Office the city
Buffalo by The 18Th day of September NEXT become es.s
hs SUIT; and driaui; thereof thsy viii b precuac
frcn al benefit OF th decree which shall he made this s.
aud from any distribution which shall De made under such dc
Buffalo March the Sth, 1913
IRA 4. BLOSSOM Receiver Of the Bank sf Buffalo.
IAEF- Y RoCkFP Master N 'shsncrr- nh dtSl1
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

The Washington Elixir IN envelopes containing clear sim
pie aEd pr-ciSe dgrcton Tor as may be obtained Of DIR
=. VI. GtION, l27 Bower, Gr.n.-s and OF H. f.
oss cor Grand aGd Cannon.sts Wendover III Eighth
Ayenu= \ w Gahauden, 81 SIKH Avenue DR.. r. Cc.gett
COZ, Avenue aud 81 street, D. IL Burtuatt cor 81 Avenue
,ld atn street: Dr. H. A Field, cor Broadway aal l2rh ST.
Guinuess rs 81 Avenue lith street; FL. Chesterey
cor BoTeTG and Broomrst J. Coidnson 227 Hudson.
~ l. l. Cotton 25j Btescker-st Oliver Deronas s Co
30 Cha,hamsr.; D;. W'm Cecil Yoflvi!e 4. /. iou,,
bury, Nani.attanviie Dr.. ". g. Wool Harlem aui Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22
pITUMINOUS COAL-The Md Lothlan Con

plTUMINOUS COAL.-The Mid Lothian Coui
Dhllnlng Company 10 their customers and the
Of Bumuous Coal III general that the Company
b. en- arginC their mining operations, prepared
enter into contracts fill Orders for ne supply OF coal
Btuminons Goals used and fog many purposes peculiarly
adapted For the information OF 'ch persons Interested
certicate OF consumers showing the qualIf aud adaptation
OF the Mid Lothian Coal Tor AMI that through
series OF years II e uniformly hi: character
They have also arIen-d two chemical examinations aud
analyses OF their Goals carefully made different and
PAGES by scientific Chen.sis exhibiting uniform results
fully sustaniac the saetic" est With tb4s evidences oi
quality, the Company ia! jue:ie anticipating FIR r.
mand for their Goat, aud tia; It ~" .iv
all who may favor them wi ~ their custom.
a. :. WO0LDRIDtts., President ~ l.. {. NJ Co.
lst January, 1873.
AddreSs-RcHMcSp, VIRGINIA.
The above r.srr,d TO Circular 70 be hal This orc-
grat's. ir2! sxDaGtW-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

ir. ~. rtrer, that would uo~ refrain from gNpIe>
SON. Of my feelings onion did not it SompelT oS 20
ro, IN ;c- 10 YOU and Of d-Sr- 20 serve ny ielo"
~ yn rnern5er with " hat reluctance was in.uced to
try sc.ps, O Tor Deafness for felt convinced a't. &ay
IN cr,,l ai;.upt that deafness Of Yeas standing
cn! nor b. cured b. any medicine bot "ill You believe
,,gaa tell Won on my second bottle can hear almost - wen
.nv rn.nber OF my family The effect upon me- has been
rgical-ny former existence seems Ike dream ana e
pleasure of listening and hearing couycr,aon carried on lh
an nrIaTy iont OF voice. bcu- long subjected TO me
se of he gvt am", tiausp0Etng DO no lnc
Ike 10 have lny pnt, but as the above statement may
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

NJ Three men were arrested in New Orleans
on the 8th inst. upon charge of having robbed
the confectionery establishment of Mr. Gowan'
on Canal-strect, on the night Of the 9Th They
distracted 1906, while near them was box
containing $4,000, which escaped the grasp ol
these housebreakers.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

FEVER ND AGUt..-'The Washington Elixir is equal.
" veiirac!ou, Of Cholera Mous. Bilious Cholic
D,,t.chul and Dysentery, Worm; and Dyspepsia The
Washington E.!r being composed entirey Of Vegetable
substances, IS ot course, reitctly simple and harmless
thoush u"nalIel for the apdity and ygor viii. which
comp' rhc stomach q perform The peculiar functions
luirst .ftec radical of the aboy- mentioned dis.
els-one dose having not unequently Caused permanent
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

nANDRUFF, or Loss of Hair, Is caused by
Diansd robructed circulation the small bloodveseis
which supply the scalp and a with nourshmeht III
OF which the perspraton becomes thick and slammy
and dries the surface forming called dandut winch
clogs up pores of the skin and by pressure against the
Of the hair prevents from receiving sufficient noursh-
vitality The hair then becomes harsh and
pleasant changes color aud falls off, This unhealthy aec
non very speedily and rFectuaily cned by JAYNES
HAIR TONIC, which TIE dormant powers of the
SURFACE vessels the dAnrH and produces and
healthy grow;ho g supply the old; and badness pre-
vented or removed whore is already exists.
The following certificate Is selected, which sufficiently
prov IS its extraordinary virtues:
Me<srs. A. L. D. Sands GrnteneEAs Of justice
to yGu and Dr. jayne send you this c.cac 20 utorm you
Il the invaluable hel-t wife Las received from The o.
Dr. Javi~s Hair Tonic She lost only -r entire head of
hair, but her eyebrows aSo aud ,Iisr various comedies
with benefit, She used Dr Jayucs Hair Tonic. She used
bottles before could discover the hair had started and
commencing win the third started grow finely and
lew weeks head and eyebrows covered with thick
growth blscL hair, better than sis had lost ,hpk IT
was entirely produced by The Of the Toaic and would re-
commend i; 70 al who need similar remedy.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22
l.. VI. CHELMSFORD, 33i Wash

h..
Nh B. Barton GumpeTt, Philadelphia.
Dr. B. Be-Drar SIr-l take this opportunity oeSpresS'n-
nv gratitude 10 you the great benefit have received rom
the use of SCARFt's on" for Deafness: From co!d
can. SIX had become quite deal so nuC so ihdt
lost all !, for society But felt II mostn my business
was rea quite ,!e Of doing busnrsS "as 50 i"ch an
effort for me- h.d ti-d number of Physicians emo sot 70
better and thinking very e of patent medicine, thought
nv case was hopeless however, tnducel WI In
your city last summer! 70 Try Scarpas Oh have been
using il now about months, and think hear as "e
ever feel though was the hapreSt man IN the world
This Oil may every but has done me es'
seniia service would recommend u earnestly to a The
deaf. CHARLES GAloS SHA.
Read the following editorial from the Times .
DEAFNESS CURED.We have heard great many speak OF
the virtues of Scarla's Acoustic Oh remedy for Deaf
ness and assured that IS unsurpassed by any thing
effects have been pointed out that rally astonishing
The following ed Itoral Is iIom the Troy DAILY hig
TO THE DEAF.-We heard so much lately OF a remedy
for Deafness called Scarias Acoustic OIL, that We are
led TO give it this passing notice We believe howeys n.
the hear acrIbed 10 H. the trouble o srrdng Tor
the article would be amply r-ad By rs We haze friends
who have used successfully and who believe II 10 BE- the
None genuine nGl' $ With the " orJs q sCARPAs OIL
for Deafness blown each bottle, and with written
nature OF B. Bell oa the wrapper.
Prepared by 3 Bell sold wholesale and rstIll By ~ D.
d Sands druggists, 20 FutOGs of Gold also sold
by A B. Sands < Co., No 23 Broadway d. Sands Co.,
- East Broadway. 10 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

eg-y, NO MONOPOLY FARE 4
- 1DUCEp FOR TIE YEAR ,$is ,f., My ,9;
fss The and commQdous steamboat NEW,JkR-
New-York every Monday Wednesday and Friday, at !
O'Clock, p NJ.
Foreght passage apply on board Freight taR'n iSss
han tow-boat prices.
The New-Jersey furnished with elegant stateooms and
for speed and accommodation surpassed by any steam
10, on rio Hudson River iel7 tf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,

No 10 JUff ND INEE I.
ELL1OT, BURNAP " BABCOCK are CO.
1 stany supplied with large and general asqtnci
which are tue following HuGbsrds eoSred S 'is pp s'
great variety Boston CoppctrIste Papers. Of suTtts
quality, Seok and News Printing; Cap, Letter, fa4
Post and Blank Book Papers; Psn,ers Cio,her8 and Cay
makers Pres: Boards Druggisis' Hardware and Cos
nners B,nder5' and Trunk Boards SheAting and WeHi
Papers, Sc Sc.
fartr-mascfs SUPPLIED with all Kinds OF stock and ma,
atf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22
s.--.~,sz. NORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
E!1sSS9S S-NEW-YORK, NEWARK AND NORRIS
ZS-<ss-sSvsa-TnIrN

EzEs&[S -NEN-Y UFfh, -Nt.W AIM !t-NO -HO1sIt1s-
70 SsesgsS-TOWN.
--- SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Leave New-York Leave Newark Leave Morrst0wn
so'cock A. NJ. 8 O'Clock A. VI 7io'cock A. NJ.
P NJ. P. Nj 2i PM.
Passengers by the morning train Morrstown arrive there
by 10. O'Clock when stages will be readiness TO convey them
schooleys Mosna t;a Bs.dsrs nt and aston;
Passengers from Morristown will time 70 take the
morning evening from New York for Philadelphia
N BY JUS; made the cars on thus road
run dec, from Jersey City connection with the
trains the New Jersey Railroad Of the hour, thereby
avoiding any change of passengers or baggage formerly
The NJ T. Railroad having recently been elaid with the
one Of the and picturesque excursions ths
vicinity vel acommodous and eXpetious conveyance
between New York and oStown for and -ight
which will be taken the reasonabe terms. Office at
the foot Courtland where Will always be- IN
attendance.
RATES OF COMPUTATION PER ANNUM.
Newark TO hoTristorvn -; $50
Summit ............ $50
a Nlilleviile $40
Orange S25
jei9tf IRA DODD, Superlnendant
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

PIrTaTed only BY Dr.: D. JAYNE, 20 South Thrd-5tnet
Philadelphia Price 81.
Sold At Wholesale and reta ly A. E < D. SANDS D.ug.
ylt;, 70 Fulton, Of GOdS. Also sold by 4 RA
HAN B. SANDS x co, No. 273 Broadway corner of
Chamberstree DAVID SANDS o., No. II East Broad
Ii
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

@aVALTABLE PROPERTIES FOX S!iLE.
sS Fam cf 100 acres the township Of shr"wsb9-
80 - Monmouth Co. y J. miles from Red Bank i1nd
on Is large Peach Orchard now full 81 iin aces.
I'm, and e.. ib,pt Possession MAJ be had !G Ocot+i
Farm OF 300 acres mills from Ailddrtov'h s2int y
100 in wood Eo'v II; TO cni Possession ! Ok
Igu Th.rs are good buildings oG both these farms. -
3 A2STORT BRICK HOUSE on lot 50 by 80 N ton'
gs,s e. ps,-on lately occupied b the Peoples Bank gs'
o EIess ~ NJ Ir Is4 In1uIr. Of Wi BLOOMFIELD,
Esq q Wai ST or Of JOHN CROEs, Ksypor =. jersey
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

STATE OF NEW-YORK, ss-In Chancery.-
~ Before The Vice Chancellor OF t,- Frst
Washington 'lutuai Insurance CompaLy cob ester
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

AFrL,crIvE-A little fellow of 8 years of age,
named John Williams, was drowned yesterday
afternoon by falling from the side Of the ' as
step father, named Robinson, reside at 81 Fulton
street, in this city. His body has been sought
for with great diligence bat has not yet been
found.
We learn that another boy was drowned near
the Main.stree, Ferry feys since.
Parents cannot be too careful of very small
boys who will alway seek the water unless re-
strained. Brooklyn Star Of last evening