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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-12-16
Fall and Winter Goods,
VI < A vi N G.,

A THE solicitation of many of my friends,
IN have opened shop at my house, one
door south of MIR. r.. Showers, where will
do all kinds of weaving usually done in fac
tory or county shop, both broad and narrow.
Nv experience in the above business for TWEEN
tv-four years in factory, will serve as rec
concentration. BY strict attention to business
and desire to please, hope TO share part
of public patronage. WIN. Ii. REED.
October % IS4T
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-12-16
Rich Texkeri Shawls.
R0Ots, Shoes. &c.

4 LARGE and complete assortment of
N Mems heavy Bootsi do Calf and Kip !;
do Boys Boots and Shoes do Woman aud
Children's Shoes ofeyery description. Wool.
Fur, Beaver and Silk Hats; do Hair, Fur,
Cloth and Glazed Caps. Persons in want Of
any of the above will find ii to their interest 10
call and examine our stock.
Oct. Is, I847. LIKENS g. CURTIS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-12-16
r O S e S

OSES.
Oh! beautiful and fair, ye roses are,
When twncd in the curls of maiden's hair;
Fit emblems Of love and life and light,
Ye shine ON earth, in your colors bright.
Ye opening buds tell of childhood gay,
When each hour is pass d in mirthfu play
When the brow is untouched by wrink ling care
And the eye undimm'd by sorrow S tear.
Ye blossoms speak of youth GLAD time,
When all is gay as marriage chime,
When the heart with joyous hope beats high
And young love beams in the CHANGING eye.
To blossoms and buds, the full blown rose
Succeeds with its many tinted glows,
To tell of the hour when manhood prime
Is reach'd by the tide of passing time.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-12-16

A FRESH supply Of Candy Of all descrip-
IN ton, and Fruit such as bunch Raisens,
Figs, Prunes, Citron; Nuts, soll shell Al
imonds, English Walnuts, Pecan Nuts, Fill
berts and ground Nuts.
Oct q, lS47. G. RAENHAL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-12-16
A CARD.

DIR. GILES COOK GIBBONS.
"AS resumed the practice OF Medicine
HI Office, next door 10 Hoke's Store, Ger
radstown.
March I8, IS47-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-12-16
NARTINSBURG GAZETTE.
ny CHARLES ii. LEWIS.

The ...Uarfinsbnrg Gasefte,o is published
,r,r, Thursday Morning, in .Matnsbagg, Berkeley
c,,,ntu yigiaiG al Tao Dollars year in advance
THO rim if paid ,oiihin sir mouths; and Three
Ddlars AFTER The expiration Of sic months. No paper
droniinued until all arearages are paid, except al
DE option efbte Editor.
M. gdrertisemsnts triH be inserted at One Dol
lar per square for three times, 7ioeny.fpe Cents per
pags for ereyy subsequent insertion.
NJ Military advertisements ,ciH be inserted
ahatprice.
III In all cases the number Of fines must be mark
don The MSS, or The advertisements sent ,ciA be pub
lsl,d uriil forbid, and charged accordingly.
m, A liberal discount made to those ,eho contract
70 adretise by the year.
NJ .4dretisers are expected to make payment as
soon as the time expires for sohch their advertisements
are inserted.
AGENTS.
ROBERT w. KEARFOTT, Baltimore, Md.
CAPT. JOHN L. PEYTON, s,u,o., r.
Mr. ARB'M. VENABLE, ''''0'' ~
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-12-16

Time passes on, and withered bough
Is all that remains of beauty now
For fragrance and bloom viii soon decay
And mortals, like roses, fade away.
Big. CoMM.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-12-16

The air is laden with rich perfume,
Borne from the spot where the roses bloom,
And in the rays Of the soft moonlight,
The dew-drops glisten, like diamonds bright.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-12-16

lMtlgf,lL,l ITgfIa i3IUSlGlT5a,9S2
in all its various branches, at the residence of
her brother, two doors West of Mr.. ReanhaPs
Grocery Store, where she will do up Bonne,s
in beautiful Style Neapoli,ans also cleansed.
Martnsburg, June "a. lS47.--tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-12-16
MILLINERY! MlLLINERY!!
MISS nj. WHEN

inform the Ladies of Martins
w burg and its vicinity, that she has COM
,ko
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-30
Gtual NoIlfes

ORDER of Hon. J. w. Edmonds. notice s hsre-
ID by given pursuant 10 The provisions Of the stslie az
horizing Attachments sgAns sbscoudng. concealed, and
nonresident doctors hal an attachment has Issued against
the OF JOHN GALL AGhER. Aosc0ndlng debtor,
late resident Of $50 Washington street y \. And thAi
the will be sod for The payment OF his debts unless
be appear and discharge suen sttschment sceorcng 10
ls~. within 5 months from me nrsl publication % MS
notice and that the payment Of any deos due 20 bin by
any persons within this Ssie .nd ne delivery 10 him or
for his Of properly within this Stae heon ging %
him and the auser OF any Of his property by him
forbidden by law, AID void Dated he .fth day Of
May, lSf7. WILLIAM COLT,
Attorney for Attaching Creditor,
myN isvSm No Nasszu-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-30
TEXAS GENERAL AGENCY
sHks~OOo. wseNeS %.
N,A ysfoAsss hsal kstafr.

sHtkNVVu9
V,A ysroAsss hsai ksteas
= ocATE OR SETTLE LAND CLAIMS, procure Pa
,shsr Documents Necessary 10 perfect Titles
100" 49, "a sabdtvlde Trees; Pay Taxes on Lanes
or sbsentee. Redeem Lsods SOD for
T.sss; ssv accounts wh me aasteni sss !.
Voc s.sr hu..orss sppsrgslning 10 oenefsL Ass"Sy.
-. me sb,ve hrs sssse IN zoe praenee ~ AZ
IN ,ne supreme ard plsnei Cvuis sss s,sss ior INC
Sssss az Tsxss sad viii give promP' s''s"'''n W -"
usss entrusted . their care =. ,,o 49,, states on
s 9,....ss. !" % ''a's Jyse s@s0s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-30
PLATED ALBATA WARE.

SFALDING WATT, - Broadway. have received By
She sis Arrivss genera Assormeni Of Plated AlhsIs
Ware consisting OF forks spoons caslors cake baskets
lea Kettles lsa sels Sc &c he most modern and fashion
abs Londou patterns, which universally approved IN
FnglAnd and now Tor me hfs Tim. offered he Amer
ic.n puoic They sso have extensive assortment q
goods ps "a h he beat manner up British psls and
GermAn silver Al reasonable prices And wsrrAntec
Th coe resemblance whi,d this plast bears % Sill
yer us durability and chespness twh-n compared win
slver liz vast superiority over wares psird upon cop
per basis have established ~ general Use IN families u
dsune,ion in Engsnd ard commend {! The iavorabls
attention Of the people q his couutrJ.
spAldins Wsu regid ard replse canieiAbrss, sran-
does lAiups cAndesIrks ufDs ess.ors spoons forks,
Nc In the mosg permanent ard beautiful style and on
short notice i-i7 Smeod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-30
NETWORK TRIBUNE.

For The Tribune.
soRRow.--A SONNET
Now leave me Sorrow LOT bid thee hence
r,on ,b.l, no longer on my pathway rest
r.,ss.r ,by 81. aow. with their dim suspense
Thy mosrnfsl sspec'-'ish' and tear 'app.e.'
a. v.,,orv.s w.tchlDs--vsin Affections gpesti
90 may bright visions, glowing visions 'nfo's
uo,o the spirit thou has, yelled too long
Hepceforsh boz me to Bright bene't
rs.n .n.verd sorrow-Flrst claimed thee mine
When sunny Childhood on thy 'pir, lay
The chain IL on thee 1t must stil connne
Untn Stronger rends the liok away
The cloud /. Der thee I, mus, darker yet
TN Death with geue touch bath uied thee 10 J'rs"
CzaeaSo July l547. d. A. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-30
Gorupraiion Notires
DToTICF T0CARTMEN 10 Reosyr lbelr Lie

NOTICE To CARTMBN TO Reosw their Licenses
lN-Fvfr - 20 go = -lrflef - irr Co. refH a.e
C.r. and csren passed The l0h day u August 1883
Sec AL Licences 20 Carmen shsl eIpife IN ne lasl
Monday OF ia y Aftef the dsi- thereof
Sec Every person on renewing bis License 40 Cart
uau shall pay the Mayor FOR the Of city he
sum olive dollars hy cents and upon the renewal
ofsny Csumsns License SUCH person stall pay 1ors-
said. The u ffy cent?.
In conformity herewith, tie Carmen are hereby re-
CURED TO heir Licenses - to Mayor. Oce Civ
Hal 10 comm-rce on Monday. me % day q Augu l3f7,
10 sclck A Mfour cases. each day, r succession,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-30

MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NETWORK

ARRIVED.
ship new HndoostNn, (of ssem) ds I'm Boston in
ballast 20 master. -
Bris tforwesiar) Tricolor Martial 60 ds I'm Christ
ana NORWAY iron TO Butenchan. July lat ~ 80 Ion
0 81 .oot. Rr BRIG Robert OF and trOm ~ Johns tor
Onhlin Psssen geTs-Mrs kis and IS sioersse.
Rris Desdemons. Dunbar, ~ DIS TN sydney, Oh, coal,
10 Thomas Winneu
senr ysn buren,. -, from Mschiss Me, lumber, TO
SNOW. -,
ship (Br) sehoodise. Liverpool, bark Span Ameiis
CAdix.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-30
Jnsnrnnre.

xEyIILIAII-RUHGH FIRE INSURANCE co.
w continues insure against loss damage by are on
az reasonable Ouns as any other Company Ia the city
DIRECTORS.
Jeremiah Johnson Cbae Devoe John Hsuiss,
Jay Jarvis, las 4. bad~ini goth -; n!ris"hi
Luke Baker, Thos hcktsth, W IN Neliace'
Daniel BURNETT, Eonzo A. Alyjrd, Robert Barckley
H. Wesley Dixon.
DANIEL kUhTNETT, President
Is NJ McLEAS Secretary. iy22u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-30

OFFICE or "THE P0PE MUTUAL LIPE
Ofnslrauce Company Wailst Mortimer hnnolnPs
New-N0rk 18th March, 1877
This Insituon Incorporated IN i8i6wih liberal AID
perpetus charter sLd duN organized according 10 Jaw
mas commenced The husnesB Of life Insurance On the u
tisi principles; tho prJh1 being divided ANNUALLY
smong the Insured according the Of Incorporation
The rates OF premiums conform with the usage OF Other
similar copsniesor ina convenience OF parties nsurng
who would prefer TO pay he premiums by intian u
Ia eft their option when the premium excs- IDS go 10
pay Ouehaf In cgsn and payment II thu residue
Ia u months by approved note bearing Interest al
per cent.
The lives OF married. men may insured for The benefit
OF their and children that upon the decease OF
The insured the wife II living, not then his children
receive she amount pay able by the pOhcy Tree aud
clear u any claim toy the creditors OF the deceased
FOR greater security Of parties insurns win MS
company the Trustees have provided an Indemnify undi
Of S5 600 losses that may accrue upon
policies issued by the company which 10 TO retnan until
capital Xceedng that smolut shall have been realized
from the receipt OF preuiu when II VIII be no longer
necessary snd may be Withdrawn
The following 10 st OF The Orcefs tnu trustees TOT we
ensuing yesr-vlz -
| Nathaniel Weed, EzrS Wood, Cha pcey Ayres
simeon Baldwin, Joseph Nones rhilr Gslpin,
| Dennis Perkins, Rosweil Hoyi, VIM H. Brewer,
| John A. Davenport SAINT X. Ssttefee, james DmOn,
/ AleS'r H. Dana, c. H. kesrdsey Ghas WnIle'ey,
Charles Taylor. John ". Leeds Joseph d, Nsrren,
AleN'r Hamilton. ArXr N. Holly, stephen 3. Provost
| James r Souuer, VIM. Minor Theo. Davenport.
ALEXA sDER N. HOLLY, President
/ JOHN W. LEEDS Assistsut President
JOHN A. DAVENPORT, Vice President
! JOSEPH T. MONIES, Actuary.
| ROSWELL hOYr, Secretary.
VIM WELLS, General Agent
! Dane Woodruff \ Beousrd, Esqs Councillors end Al
| torueys OF The Company foI New-lors.
VIM T. Minor, ESQ Counsellor and Attorney Tor SIAM
| ford.
Ezra Wood, NJ D. and A Cooke Hun, NJ. D. Physicsns,
Medical Examiners and Advisers Of the Company for New
/ York
CSsuueey Ayre. NJ. D. Physician and Medical Adviser
| for SANFORD myll eodn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-30
publir Goupspdnrfs, &r.
~g~s hREGULAR ,IAIL LINK bes-

REGULAR uAfL LINK eetNeei
xEsEz2s str s1d New-f0 !, ~ - -. A..
splendid steamers CORNELIUS VAN
DERBILT and OREGON
~ sra asr M0ndsy Juns a. tie steamers Of ihi'
Inc viii leave NeWYOrk as P. ST By hi. sTrsn cement
h consequence y the superior speed Of the boats ana me
beng the shortest sad rect passengers esve
Ire city hour s1e sat reach Boston earlier, hsn ~
TIE other lineA
TIE new steamer, C. VANDERBILT, Capt Potter. and
OREGON Capt Thsyef, Will run throughout The sea
and Boston snc Providence Railroads. leaving NewYoft
daily Sgnisvs excepted ron Pier No North River. al
ocock 2. n. Ard Stor gt1n Al O'Clock 2 VI upcn
The arrvz Of he msll lrsin from Bos.oa
These steamers psssec m speed spendor snt
comfort having each Of them srge counod0us pri.
vsf@ .,aroOfns ard hehs fOr 80 persons, beside large
private rooms for families and parties
The steamers arr offcsret by ne mosi experienced
zen suf viii shorten ne rasssg- between New-Nork
sd Bossou from one srd hair 10 two hours h-rshY
irving In ample line Tor al the lines running rom New
York norh south ard and al he lines from Boston
nOrh and -asi
TIE OREGON ~ill leave New York-russdsy Thar.
tsy md SATURDAY
Lesge sioulnet'n- Monday. "Wednesday and Friday
The L VANDERBILT vii cave New. fors- MONDAY
W-frasiSy snd Friday.
Lesve SioniuRior-Tu-sisy Thursday sni Saturday.
B Psss-rEe on the srriva the =, ..or-
xton proceed immediately IN The splendid Railroad cara
10 Providence ard Bosom without delsy remain on
bosri the steamer. ard ssye 10 the Accommodation sin
81 So A which connects NJ Providence win ne 10 ~
train FOR Boston. and baggage master accompanies
eah rNn through Session "a tske charge hszgSge.
For passaga or freight inquire board he 3osis ~ pier
No. I Sor.h River. or 10 Bs.iery-plsce jel4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-30

POLICE Patrick Hart was lest night arrested
by officer Knowles Of the Fourth Ward, charged with
stealing YES, worth S. from John Croher, 252 Water'
A. He was locked up 20 answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-30
IT, nFOR BOSTON via. NEWPORT


road Line, composed n The superior hrti-
class t,esDers Of great siren gh snd speed, particularly
adapted TO navigation ~ L0ug lssnd sound running
n connection with the Fs River sod Oh Colony RAILROAD
distance q IS miles N Boston only Leave pier ), Norm
r yer. near hi Bausry ds'y. except Sundays
The nsw steamer BAY STATE, 1850 tons burden Capt
Joseph C1mafock. or Tuesdays Saturdays and fhur'
days, a. ? n.
The steamer MASSACHUSETTS,. 1000 tons burden,
Capt VIM. Brown, or Mondays, Wednesdays snd sfdsyf
ais p NJ.
Thsse steamers are fttcd with c0mmod1u, sste-roc Hs
ard ever Arrangement or DE security and comfort 81 PISS
sengers shOrded by this route nights res. on
board. and arrival Al Fall River proceed per Railroad
reaching Boston early the following morning baggage
msser i sachrd % es steamer, who receives snd TIC
kets the baggage snd accompanies the same 10 Us desuua
ton. A steamer IN connection VIII Ibis line 10 and
fcor Providence
Freight 20 Boston Ia taken tho rates as by she
other regular lines snd forwarded win greater eNped
ton For fr~ passage apply on board and either 20
TISDALE BORDEN, 10 Westst. or ~ Inc ONCE oi NE
Lice ~ the Of Wsshingtonst and Baneryplsee.
nv. SIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-30
miscellaneous.

Eye
DR.. POWELL, oCULIST, AURlST, SC
26l Broadway. corner OF Warren-sL
A TTENDS EXCLUSIVELY 20 Diseases OF The Eye
"A and Ear, from Ia O'Clock
frKAssNus, or Squirting, cured IN few minutes
ARTIFICIAL ENgs Inserted, without an oPershou, thsi
cannot be disin guishec from the psiursL
DR.. Powell has This day Published populf TkSArisx
on 1hE ENEs mperec ions and iheir cure, Wild "a 80
Sr ne SELECTION Of speclSeles ke To - had Al The Az
" : no o. Burgess \ siringer, Berford Co W n
l-rs generally. mvSl 2Iu1od 4 2meoW
ELh>r fkhMIlM rhUNk-.-bULLs Firss
premium faent kasgic sleet Sprirg solid cole leather
Tfsveng If0nkrhe ,uhsc rh@rs have The pleasure o,
Informing lheir frc0ds she public .t thew are manu-
featuring he shove truuk OF Ill spa can with conf
denee recommend hem being superior 10 .pNihus OF
TIE snd ever nuduceo In his coUntry or Europ. They
are extremely eh and durable weight or pressure on
them possibly injurs them W
For Offcrrs u The Army. sna for Furo,a., ,...t..
they psrtieulsly sdsp-d TIE public Ar, irv,, -
tins pect them before purchasing elsewhere. ~
The usde supp- As heretofore with The usu.l Nh.-.t
discount ly9' 9Seool ). B J. BULL, 10 Bfosdwsv
xIIIJER,- AGENCY. -oaee IN sro.d-., ~
wi Yogs-rhe sabscrher oders bis Services "A srni -,
Msrs IN the selection ard pnrchsse Of Mil stones BOZ
ng Cloh Screens Betting nc and for all other srsIce,
assd 10 he construction OF running Of sesIn Wsic,
Ml, WIN aso furnish Inform son OF pans for heir
sructon and cousci for The building Of he upoc
| Vie mOst approved method .
Win sl.o act a. Agent oy rs;sniees tor oil machines
Connected With milling.
Al ecumanisaiion. poss paid, ADDRESSED 70 J. PAYNE
/ ls1 srosd-sl NV Yorh Or sroosyn Chy hils broos
! lyn, Il l. -.
sr0eslys cisy Mills, Isl March, lss' r'otwu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-30

SUMMER ARRANGEME
r. sa.,SEl M RRlS AND ESSEN RAILROAD
M s,Sss-ss;sPs Commencing Monday May =, lsI

l..
M 80 ss-s-ssI Commencing Monday, Nay 3, 80
~ ~ Leave New-York, A. n; 4oclock 7.
NJ. Leave Newars. 50 O'Clock A. NJ q o'clock, 7. NJ
Leave MOrrisiOvn O'Clock A. N 2ocock z. NJ
Passengers hy the morning train MorstoNn Will ar
rive there M O'Clock. where 81 be in fcAo ess
convey Them Sohooieys Mnuntan, Washington be-
ydere aud Ession daily % OWego, MILFORD Newton,
stsnGope nni Succasuny on Mondays, Wednsfdays ara
Pridsys ard TO Rockswsy Dover Sparta aud Newton on
Tuesdays rhursdays and ssurdays each iue reforming
The following days 10 meet the Z NJ train 10 Newfon'
Stage sill leave for baskins Ridge every evening"
on the arrival Of The cars 81 Norrlstown
Bya liue recently established stage leaves M0rfis0"G
flr The Delaware Wafer Gap and Ssroudsburg. VIA sian.
hope Johnsonhurg Columbia ans Bausown, every Tues
day Thursday ant Saturday, on The sIriyal 81 ne NJ
train hon NeY-York. Returning on the alternate days,
u~ ssg- l-ayes slroudsburg All n NJ 10 meet he r NJ
cars from MorrislOwu.
Passengers 20 through to and from Jersey City without
changing care On leaving he city, passengers VIII de-
posit their baggage 10 thu At he foot oi Csa1ds
where sn agent NJ De In attendance 10 receive H.
Aupacksges hunies musthe en- cred on the way bil
or the com 1any will cot bold themselves responsible.
freight will be forwarded immedia ely "a Monisiown
from Albany basin by stephens 1o1aile pa'N Tram
pOuat Line 20 Newark, from he 1Ielsaofiauol 0cs
u he " }. r. Z. aud Trans Co. footuf Lileriy ~.
food IRA DODN. nfrn ~ 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-30
CfCnTelnns.

~ AsTEAMBOAT EXCURSIONS and
iz & p,ss9rs PATHS ar, NE new 'os-gIesu[e
Accommodate Ps,ues, schools Societies. Should par
lies numerous than ore boat can accommodate wish
more eVter ded fac ties, large and c0mmodicus
barge viii De- n readiness q accommodate tie stsamer
Apply % Capt WIN II. MELLEN, or TO }. L. KNAPP s.
son wes-st BT I'm
II sFUIt IHE FISHING HAMS
<s=s-s- Rrenine viii mske an exclrson 10 tbe
Fishing Banks every friday saturday and sunday. eav
ing The Ootof Chambers ~ al O'Clock, A n Hammond.
at8t Deianryst 50 Caihsrne st. az 90 and pier
North River 81 ~ O'Clock Fsrefor the excursion 30 cents
plying 10 W. r MCCULLOUGH,
Iy.2U corner OF West and Warren sts
IT, AEXCURsIONs 10 Bulrs Ferry Title
Ea,ssats..-5t udlum. Fori Lee ard Tdoiiy Cemery-
Landing Al Hammond and Nineteenth sls.
cor,uofious steauhOais FRANK Capt lease Scott ard
KOBERT ANNErT. Capt FEED Gaylord, VII leave tue
notof Csasst every day (suBdays excepled ate, and
i0A 2Sani Is p a. Returning. will leave Fort Lee
every dsY Sundays excepted al y a1d u A. NJ J. 20
on sUNDAYs-The boats vii lesge Canal a. At 7, 9,
lo 4. n AMI P. NJ Leave Fora Lee a. and IL A. NJ.
For me accommodation Of Picnic snd other social pless
parties boat viii leave Fora Lee a. 7i z. NJ every
Tuesday Thursday ana Saturday evening.
Trinity CEMETERY-The and o'clock trips o.
each day sundays pied, will BE- extended 70 Trinity
C-me,ry The grounds Of which hsye been recently ad
In me most beautiful and picturesque amer heufn-
INK the boat wi leave he Cemetery ~hasit 10 Il and
viii be In resdnsss At Fort Lee u convey pss-
seugers HAcEensscs Sundays excepted lyI7 I'M
IT, /. 70 GhEENWOOD CKnETERY-
~ esnES'7 ia ,., ara. s 1 ssiss
Island Ferry Company ~ he use q ihslr landing tne
lhe steamboat clNDERE LA, Capt Van Name, VII ran
frcm staten .iandefry s2 100, d aIse. e. =. 9'A
% The Long Pier al Tho GREENWOOD CEMETEkf' a.
follows
iSi O'clock A. N. il O'Clock 4. n.
Il o'clock p ". O'CLOCK r NJ
81 O'Clock P. 81. O'Clock r VI,
O'Clock p 81. 4OclOck +. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-30
fNuK KNICK Fire Insurance

'NHK hNICKKRBuCKHR Fire Insurance Con
I csny Of New-Iork--Cspilgl s@S0.sN. Once %
WslsL-The Legislature Of this SiSe al its late see.
slon passed an sci chsnging the corporate name OF
lhe old" Mutual Insurance. Company Of the City OF New
York" TO Knickerbocker fire Insurance Company u
New-Yors. All future business NJ thai Corporation viii
therefore he transacted under itsns~
msy be welto add 10y way OF explanation, Ihsith Old
"MuuS,' Notwithstanding It's tile, IN fact Siocf
Company nSviug capital al paid 10 and securely invested
and sl The change of obtained 10 prevent ms.
sDprehouson thst point
fh. COMPANY continues 20 iusur. against lOss dsms
BY SIRE on a. favorable teruis similar Institutions IN ths
civ. DIRECTIONS.
t.eorse Ireland John GRAY Chss ?. Leverich
John OolhouL RoIs Moore Benl De Forest.
Geo Arculsrlus Edward Cook Nm Tucker,
Robert Renscp Anthony Lamb, Asher Riley
Inhu Csmphel Adam Norrie, Alexr Lawrence
t3eorse Coukun Robert Kermit Vim. =. Drsn,
Io.hua Brush Anthony ChsrdOn, William Browning,
e,hart l. stuart L. e. hsmer,.ey, Henry Ellsworth.
GEORGE IRELAND, President
A g. MCDONALD, Secretary
N-w.Yora April a. lst7 ais eodU
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nR. TAYLOR'- BALsAM or LlVERWORr, The
Dm0s extraordinary med cine in hs world Cure io
lows cureHr srn, l5 Forsylh-st afflicted sevau
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COAL

CIRsT QUALIFY OF RED ASH, Wits Aih and Le-
high Coal screened snd prepared In the best manner
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