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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-08

'''-' iO Itt"di Also specially requested
TO apply within the tune above avoid the penalties the
law. By order.
MONSON CLARKE, First Marshal
N-w-Tork Mayors Office, June H. lGi3. jel6.lGy
WASHINGTON ELIXlR-A sure and lasting
~ cure for the Fever and Ague, Dysentery, Darrhoa
Summer Complaint aud Bilious Choiic The above remedy
Is nov offered with confidence by the Popretos Agent H.
NJ III BoweEy of Cirandstreet and cornei
OF Third Avenue and Fourteenh-srreet sy-uca of rs
virtues lead the following: Extract of latter from G. "
AilertOn, Esq, Alderman OF the Twelfth Ward: pur
chased some OF you fyiraa tried old in my
employ who had used all other remedies Without effect h
ha become very weak that he cGid rise from his
bed gave HIM thu Eyic. astonishing TO see III.
good effects the old mans it revived him Immediately and
III three days With beng little weak he able 10 DO hi,
urdm2cy work. Nv family, after the old man had been so
soon relieyrI used the Elixir as and We're IN each case Of
lectutliy restored to~Isalth.
" have in severe attaci. of Dysentesy in my family
checked ii ~ using dose Of the Elixir
remedies without effect 0r Fever and AYue Of i've months
standing Instantly relieved after usns about winc,s
in! o. the hSif and has not bfen troubled with The zr
Extract ola letior from }. Campbell, .Ir.:
have used the Washington Elixir in ,e4,l 49, 10
Diaaa IN my family th- past year with immediate relief
every case have hesitation III recommending III, EYii
as sale and eicacious remedy similar attacks" Price 81
F. VI, GuIoS Dear Sir-Yon WI Pleas 70 morn t-
pubic that have used the Washington Exi. severe at
tack at DIarhGn about months since and cured witt
one dose III less than hour have had aIso
used It In case Of my daughter who very severely at
tackled aud dose cured her in less than AZ nour and she
has never had IT since; the last about four months since
Your obj sery't ARREST FINK
L. SIN all Gases OF rn,s ne-H fails Inn
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No;6 Sprucr street.
DRlTlSH LOOk!NG-GLASS PLATES of ST.
l1peror bllIancy aud beauty 20inches By - In size ana
nndeI-Nnd POLISHED PLATE GLASS FOR WIN.
DQ Theh VII nor Gl3ng hsE colo become misty,
"i 10, by3E 10 SO b. 90, IOrGa!e by
U2l ISAAC L. PIaTT
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ROASL-A family, or a few single gentlemen
u OF good morals have board aqd spaeiou. room,
prae snn-ay very desirable locatoR iol Fast Brodwsy
House and apartments unusually pleasant and aeesh
IN.
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lust PUBLISHED, at the Beacon Office 81
Roseyelt-stree n Y edition Of s,nis LIE Of
tnTe containing the essential parts Of scarce works The cheap
eS book rxaul price 5! 2j the Beauties OF the Bblr %
cents Bible IS tosetier tx. 62 cemsl L. Cate"r from
the French q cents The Life Of hos Palne, containing
his celebrated letters Washington, bound 81 2 i'll boards
ST. TIE eaconWeekly, containing Astronomical expert
ment places OF the planets 81 annum yG 2wsods
NEW ALICE BRA.--Just published, AN
~ ABgIpGEMENr OF DAYS ALGERIA adapted TO the i'm.
proved methods Of nstncton in Schools and h
j. B. Thomson A.. NJ The object of tins work Is 70 furnish
an and lucid transition from The study of Arithmetic 10
the higher branches Of Algebra and Mathematics I he
us Of Days Aicebr are too well known and appreciated to
require comment This uimabe work Is presented 10
the public in an abridged form with sucf additions as would
adapt the aud capacities of beginners by
encei aHd practical teacher. To this end many uStra
tons added practical questions placed the foot Of
the page the number Problems greatly creased Sc SC
Speaking Of the work aud its author President Day says.
had confidence III ms mathematical talents and dttainnents
and his practical know ledge derived from several years
Eerence teaching Algebra qualifying him 10 make the
abridgemen proposed aud gratied to find eyamna
executed. (DURRlE * PECK. Ncw-Haven.
rI,;, SMITH PECK. Philadelphia
iuVi's's's' ROBINSON. PRATT * co. y. York.
i-l3 ICROtkr,R X BREWSTER, Boston.
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" ANrED-A ifFst rate Cake Baker. aud or
h1HdS 20 WORK a, Crackers They must be irx Ts;n
Is T b., ,1a 1.uirera'e lnqe L. Wards Cracked
;
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COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,
No IlIIN

ELllOT, BURNAP IL BABCOCK are con-
,tqnty supplied with large and general assortment Of
winch , R e following "bbsra % co ,s papa anon
great varIsy gGs'9n coTggIate Papers Of supsror
oSt and Blank Book Papers; Printers Clohers and Carpet
makers Press Boards; Druggists Hardware and Cloth Pa
gef5 Binders and Trunk Boards; sheathrg aud Wrapping
Papers, SC
fsrermahers supplied with all kinds Of stock and mate
risIs. is2n #
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-Pnbiic notice IS
~ Hereby that pr6positoa has been presented in the
BoaIG OF Assistant Aldermen regulate The Sixth Arsnae ~
conformity 10 the established grade from 2ist street to NE
BIGCmJngdair Road.
Persons interested IN The above proposition and havng o.
iecuorS 70 the sa2 requested 20 Tesen, them IN WILL, vi,
70 the Street CoIni ssioner office before the I3h
July 1873 JOHN EVEN. Street Commissionef
Str..i a.anm .nner,. Office. Julv lih, L5i3 ~
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r7- HEALTH, QUIET AND COMFORT The Ora
House BarcaystTee Newly ok, prefers advantages
to stopping ew DAYS weeks the city, such
are rarely offered Il eligiby located clean and AIRY
street very the business part of the CITY, and in The Ime
iiate vicinity the principal steamboat handbags Is apart
meats ale convenient, ard ueat, while table Supplied with
the best Vegetables and Frurs that procured excluding
entirely Animal Food and s;imulants Of all kinds Ctarses
moderate and eyrysfIo made render EGarrrS
biz Shower Baths free. Remember. Is Ba-clav-sr
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AIRS. WILLIS, lady OF Information OF future
~ aud yva has passed learned in asology and
onoiny, gives aides private lectures this science at her
rooms 2Gj Elizabeth 10 doors from Houston and Blocker
aud constantly hand and salye aud
for the ague and If any Of her medicines is purchased
gives information gratis, Jcl9 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-08

DENTAL SURGEON.-Mr BUSKEY p,ould
~ inform his customers and the public that he continues ~
his old stand q NJ street door tina church and
continues TO supply the loss Of teeth the most durable and
beautiful style the latest and approved plans Teeth
ned cleaned &c &c IN the best manner Charges moderate
Terms CASH Extracting Teeth 80 Tootache cured
,1g
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Let MS always remember too, that though all cannot
transcend in genius, need be ncendd IN goodncss
We only want the viii 10 love deeply, purely and nob'y and
that affection will give growth aud expansion our being
Let rejoice tia. he she who greatly good never
have abiding cause Tor Iegret
WH1Gs OF l176 AND lSI3-Wc copy the an
nexed interesting paragraph from the Black River
Journal, published at Watcrtown and Sack
cts ITarbor, Newly ork. The editor may be truly
congratulated on numbering among his friends
and readers so many Of the fathers Of the rcPub
lie. still true TO the political faith Of their youth:
TIE TGuE DEMOCRATIC SuCCEssIoN.-Perry
Burdick, now about ninety years Of arc, livlngln
Cortland County, in this State, who served under
Washington, is one Of the most remarkable OF the
surviving Revolutionary Heroes. Erect in form,
with an intellect mighty amid the RUNS of arc, a
commanding, vet amIablc expression of countc-
nance, great conversational powers, and ardent
patriotism and picty He is a living apostle,
known and read of all in proof of the tendency Of
industry. temperance, and good conscience, to
promote longevity as well as to qualify one to en-
ter without fear on an lmtricd state of being.
Mr.. Burdick has an accurate knowledge of
American History. and with a most retcntiyc me.
lnory can trace remarkable occurrences since the
settlement OF this country. In tins respect we be-
liove him second to no mar Of his age. In one
particular VIC think HIM solitary and alone, in the
United States. He has voted wcbclicvc. at every
Presidential Election since the formation of the
government-which vote shows the true Demo-
cratic Succession. The Candidates he voted for
for the Presidency were
George Washington twice John Adams once;
Thomas Jefferson, twice; James Madison, do
James Monroe, do John O. Adams, do W. H.
Harrison, do.
He says if he is living, he shall vote for Henry
| Clay for the next Presidency We saw HIM about
a month since when he was in toerablc health
We should be glad TO know if there are others IN
| The United States who have invariably voted AT
the Presidential Elections, and supported the true
Democratic succession
ANoTIIER.--Sincc writing the above VIC rccol
lect that the venerable Timothy Tambln, of LIE
Ray, in this county, was in the battle of Bunker
Hill; and whether he has always voted at Presi-
DENTAL Elections or not, we know he is good
Wing, and will, in all probability. give his vote
for Henry Clay ii 1874. OF that noble band who
did service in the Revolution, we have on our sub
scription book the names only of the following, 50
| far as we know:
Timothy Tambin of Lie Ray; Perry Burdck,
Cortland Co.. John Greene. Gather Of one Of the
publishers of this paper. and son Of Christopher
Greene, of Revolutionary memory Of Onondaga
Co.; Joel Dunn, aged 1853 New Market, n. j.,
and Z. Walworih, of Adams, in this county.
We wish them AL a happy Fourth of July.
BETTER DAYs,-Bettcr days arc like Hebrew
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-08

4 III F1h.l Ma WANTED--A good practical
!" .n e1sh c3Eltsi Of two % ti,-ce thousand dollar,
'' % bf9Ibn9Ss,'aE himself whs hoae az Tie South.
5 liI @ : ii' aeiog cash business Of thirty thou.
sS go may anh sich opportunity a., l,csxsios {.
= l- The OF NE typr>s ny Broadway stating where Az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-08

INTEREST ON CRY SJOCh.--1he Interest
on the Public Stocks Of the City Of NewYork due Oh the
Lawrence ESD Chamberlain OF r City AZ hi. ottc. in h.
Bani. OF the State of Newly ork.
The Transfer Books will be- closed on Monday July 3D.
O'Clock, F. NJ. ALFRED SMITH Comurroller
ComptrolIer5 Office New York. June 28 1873 je2g tai
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17

CHATHAM TBEArRE.--The untiring manager OF
this establishment has secured rare treat for his
visitors. Tie has engaged the celebrated Sac In.
dian chief, Joc-ko-soi, who personates a speaking
character in drama, appearing in fnlI Indian cos.
tune; and gives, likewise, delineations Of the Gus
toms Of his tribe in all their varieties. He s an
exceedingly handsome and well proporoned speci
men OF the Aborigines. and will prove great at.
traction. Yankee Hill commences an engagement,
tomorrow night, and will appear in two OF his best
characters. Miss Rallia, one of the best dancers
now on our boards, appears in a new dance called
The Broad.sword Hornp,pe, in which she will, we
doubt not, excel any Of her previous efforts. The
bill Of fare is otherwise replete with attractions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17
blacksmith before he came to study dent.try with Dr.

blacksmith, before he came to study dentistry with Dr.
Burdell.
MARY WiLsoS-lhave heard Mrs. Burdell say she had
most indugent fond husband that he gave her every
thing she wanted, and did with him she wished; this
was before Cunning TO the house; after he came,
observed great change in her conduct when Mr. Bur-
dell was very sick called and hoping to cheer him up,
told him he was looking beer she replied "oh no. he
never get WE'LL its telling him SOL" this was
said in 50 Indifferent tone, that brought tears to my
eyes; felt was unknd, unfeeling and so unlike
ohd WIFE, During the examination Of this Witness Mr.
STUART one of the counsel for the defendant having been
several mesinterrupted by Mr. Van Voorhees,; Mr. Stu
ART IN violent one said "sir you interrupt me again
strnuon produced much merrment in the Court room)
Inc defence here RESTS adjourned to Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17

MARSHAL BERTRAND-We learn with infinite
satisfaction that Marshal Bertrand, one of the pu-
rest and bravest spirits that figured under the empire
of Napoleon, arrived here this morning. He came
from Havana to the mouth Of the river in the French
brig of war the Mercure, Captain Dubut, and was
brought up 10 the city in one OF the towboats. We
understand it is the marshaPs intention to remain
hers only few days, merely Tor the qualification OF
his curiosity TO visit place which acquired renown
in arms under the immortal Jackson, that must be
grateful to the ancient French warrior. The mar
shall is accompanied by his son Napoleon Bertrand,
a gentleman Of about thirty years Of age, upwards
of six feat high, of very pleasing appearance, and,
as we learn, OF rare accomplishments and acquire
ments The marshal is aged about seventy years,
but of robust health and vigorous frame, strongly
marked countenance and even to a stranger his ap-
pearance would indicate man who had passed
through many stirring and trying scenes The mar
shall was received at ii ivana with marked dls'lnc-
ton and liberal klndness-walted upon and ieted
by the most distinguished inhabitants, and treated
in all respects as n man OF his celebrity deserves.
The name OF Marshal Bertrand is inseparably
connected with that If the Great Man whose exis-
tence has left its impress upon the era IN which we
live Bertrand was his most confidential, his bO-
som friend-snd adhered TO his fortunes through all
their changes--accompanied HIM 10 his last resi-
dence in that bleak and miserable isle where he ex-
pred, waited upon him with brotherly attention in
his mortal sickness, listened to his last words, and
witnessed his dying struggle. II he had no other
merit-yet the chosen companion and dearest friend
of Napoleon would deserve the affection and re-
spect OF every right minded man IN. o. Courier,
SEPT 7h.
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City Intelligence.

PlcKrookEr 0RABBEp.--On Friday, Mr.. William a
Guild, of Newark j.. while sta nding on the wharf
near the steamboat Massachusetts, at pier No North
river observed suspicious fellow with his eyes intent
upon the pockets OF the passengers who were going
board OF the boat and finally him thrust his hani
into the pocket oil gentleman and then bolt away wit
great haste. Mr. Guild enquired Of the gentleman II his
pocket had not been picked end upon search he found
his pocket book, continuing small amount OF money
Ropes and the pckpocket who has since been arrested
says he is known Ben Anderson. Mr.. Ropes will
cure his conviction, by calling at the Lower Police
ONCE and making his affidavit.
GoISe Our AND COMING ls.-During the past week 1877
persons have been committed TO the city prison. 1877
winch were discharged, and 81 sent 10 Blackweits
Island by the Court OF Special Sessions and Special JUS
tees There las prisoners remaining, ss OF whom
are white men, Is white women, 80 black men, and Is
black women.
CHnD KmLEp By vIrRIoL.-An infant Of Dennis
girl at the house of Mrs. Murphy 2s4 Madison street,
Friday morning. clsmbered to top Of the garrett stairs
and finding small bottle of vriol that had been used
wash for the hands OF some one OF the inmates of the
family, swallowed portion of it before discovered
Physicians We're called in at once but owing to the vru
lent character OF the poison, was impossible to its
The Coroner called inquest the body, and the jury
gave the following verdict That Francis Dempsy, Jr
came to his death by taking aquantty OF vitrio at the
house OF Mrs. Murphy, OF 29l Madison sreet-and the
jury feel duty caution other housekeepers against
similar accidents"
ABURoLAR CAGsp-A fellow named Alexander Dugan,
who supposed be the rogue who entered the house
Schneck at Brooklyn was arrested Yesterday BY officers
of the upper police charged with iobbng tho dry goods
store Of Michael Rice 6S7 Broadway and nearly all the
property solen was found in the corporation yard the
1901 oil stanton street. packedi two barrels. How did
the goods get into the corporate yard Who knows
FRAuDu.RSr NorEs-One dollar notes of the Farmers
Bank OF Hudson in this State have been recently put
cIcuiation IN TINS city They are printed miserable
written Close observation will surely lead to their de-
lection
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17

Curious OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Doy of Wis
consn, seems new determined to raise party in
that territory in favor of State Constitution. He
has issued a proclamation requesting the judges Of
election receive ballots inscribed yea or nay re-
guessing the people to deposit such ballots, request
the Secretary of the Territory, in order that the
will of the inhabitants Of Wisconsin may be ascer-
tanned
to vote on the question of State Constitution, and
this proclamation appears be intended to raise an
issue between the Govern and the Council, which
shall rally on the side of the former all advocates OF
a State Constitution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17

ANOTHER FoRGERY.-Another and another still
succeeds Samuel c. Winston, who recently kept
shoe store upon Shokoe Hill. Richmond, Va, has
been guilty of extensive forgeries, and has fed.
The amount known s abou, 5000, a considerable
portion of which has been discounted by the banks;
but the loss will fall upon individuals, who received
the io'gerles as genuine paper Mr.. w. has here
tofore been regarded perfectly honest and 'hgh-
ly respectable" He was member of the church.
and man Of family OF course.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17

WHrrMoRE, THE FoRGER, ARRESTED James C.
Whitmore, u. States mail contractor, charged
with having forged the signatures of Jenns Craven,
naval store-keeper at Brooklyn, and Capt s. H.
Strlngham, the commandant OF The Navy Yard, to
drafts for S2425, on Robert G. Wetmore, the Navy
Agent OF this city, which were cashed at the City
Bank, New Haven, was arrested on Thursday, at
New Castle, Delaware, and brought to this city, by
constable Brown, of the SixthWard, and officer Nc.
Ribbon. He will be taken to New Haven as soon
as requisltion is received from the Governor of
Connecticut. reward OF $500 has been offered
for his arrest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17

STEAMER NORTH AMERICA AsHoRE-The Brit
steamer North America, from st. John, ran on
north side of Governors Island, this morning alb
7 O'Clock. in the fog, at two thirds tide, and is
yet off, 1t is thought she will be got off at the
turn of the tide. She has sprung leak, but
water is kept down by the pumps.
We learn rom the agent, who has since come
that the boat lies upwright, and does not leak,
will be got off with the next tide-Bosfon Ir
script.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17

The SUFFERERS AT YoRK.-We learn from
physicians who left York yesterday, that Mr..
Cabe was not expected to survive over last nil
modification having taken place on Thursday ey
ing. The others, Messrs Child, Pugh and Coo
were doing remarkably well Baltimore Americ
Sept l6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17

A FISH SroRY-A FISH RUNAWAY WITH BRi
ANCHOR On the.22d of Angus, las the brig Rowe
was laying in Laguayra roads, the weather perfec
calm, discovered the vessel moving slowly alb,
amongthe shipping, | could not CONCEIVE what co
be the matter. l ordered to heave in and see if
anchor was gone, but 1t Was not-but to my surpr
found tremendous monster entanged fast to
bottom then had the fish lowed on shore-it v
of hatish shape, something like devil fish.
very curious shape, being wider than it was lol
and having two t,Isks, one each side of the mou
and very small tail in proportion to the fish, a
exactly like bats tail. The tail can be seen
board the brig Rowena. The dimensions of
fish were as fellows length from end of the tail
end of the tusks 10 teet-from wing to wing 20 (,
the mouth feet wide, and its weight $500 lbs
c. S DIIL-U s. GAG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17

.9u- True bills have been found by the Grand j
of Philadelphia against Captain Bilderback, a
Floyd, the pilot of the steamboat Pioneer, chars
with mansaughter, for running down the boat
Major Thomas Clifton, and causing his death
drowning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17

VINO TURNED LOOSE " oNE-KYED THOMPSON ?'-
We have often asked this question, but find it diff
cult TO get answer. But who did really enter
nole prossequ each of the good round semi dozen
of Indictments against a man who has been guilty
of grand and petit larceny arson, and thefts without
number I! And why was it done? Has there not
been the most impudent corruption practised in
this case A Journeyman District Attorney, whom
the District Attorney Whiting employed temporari-
ly TO assist him in pressure of business, and TO
whom Mr.. Writings authority transferred for
the time being has his name recorded on the indic-
ments as proof of his assent. There stands the
name; and yet he has the temerity to say, that he
was mere creature in the hands of the court, sign
ing his name in obedience to order. Do let Us know
then who takes the responsibility. We shall have
something to say to this Mr.. Strang tomorrow
morning, and in the meantime we leave the question
open for reply, Who turned loose "one-eyed
Thompson?'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17

o. Sister Mary Regis, one of the Sisters OF c
rily, at the Charity Hospital, is now dangerousl,
OF yellow fever She has been but short ii
here, and is from the vicinity of Batimore.-N
Tropic, Sth Sept
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17

The BosToN STEAMERS We khow of no finer
steamer ahoat than the Messac .iusetts, which runs
TO stonington, and of no finer commander than
Captain Comstock In speed she is unequaed.
In skill ne is not TO be surpassed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17

6J- Two men recently escaped from Jail, in
Washington County, Md, one charged with felony,
and the other with forgery; and the Sheriff offers
the tempting reward for their recapture Of $l5 for
the feon, and S2j for the forger