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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

DEATHS AND lSrERNESTs for the week ending
July % --Msie., % females . adults, 70. children
81 total. Il Of whom % we're from NewYorS Their
diseases were as follows Ap0plexy, ehclers infsn
tum, Il consumption, : commissions, g. cancer
stomach. debility. disrrhes. I drspy In the
head 3. dysentery. 3 drowned, dentition. 2, COZ
gestiye fever disease OF the heart visitation Of
God Inflammation OF the brsln, 2 Inflammation Of
the bowels , Inflammation Of the stomach, l inesm
nation Of the throat, accidentally killed, mara
mus. 5 measles, l. modification. old age / psn
ly.is. pleurisy, scrofula, sprae, ,tlborn.
unknown whOoping cough, inisntcide, maco
enteritis, / tetanus, coup de sOleI /.
HIGHWAY RoHBERY.-Walter Jefferson and
Theodore Curtis brought before Justice Garson
yesterday for examination, charge Of robbing Bsn
amin sneeien at Fort Hamilton. of gold lever waieh
valued At 500 and silver galvanized watch valued II
$50. They fully committed for trsl 81 the ner
Court OF oyer and Termner
THE lNFASTICIDE CAsE.-The Jury for this case
found verdict yesterday that the infsn, came 10 10
death through the culpAble negligence Of ifs mother
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SANDY sassAPAEiLLs--The exposure and Ires sfv o.
a.e' which are necessary ooncouan,s q many ksl' o.
business, are fulfill Of culaneog. and gzss
diseases Persons subjected such exposures and rsa
annes frequently experience swclsngs OF The sAndsaHs
nees and chest and sometimes these break ard give ~
troublesome and unseemly ulcers. called scrofulos y
otnef instances obstinate ncsnm Of eyes or o. ~
ears. and eriprons Of he head are he consequences
isose individuals whose psrions renasr ea Peeh
h@ose TO sea diseases, who have ecnsruIons pres
position thereto. viii End ssSDss ssr.spans an sdSss
preventive, or, Hthey actually ss6crns under mes
any similar nalsdies. speedy safe and certain remedy
bottle taken occasionally VIII generally keep The ssn Ss
AMI glands clear Of disease ard regular course W.T. VI
esasi certainty, remove Il II slre.dy developed
Prepared and cod, wholesale and retail. 81 A. Dc
SANDS, Wholesale Drasgss. 100 Fulton, corner Of "sn
q rs Broadway, and n Ess; Broadway, New-fcs- -
also By Drasgiss generally taroa bout The Crissd -
rnce 81 per bottle. sx bottles or Is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02

" Gold Pens Of every quality and pree. ssaess'
and retail, by 3. L. wsrsos Co. IS wan-., CT Pea
and Perc Cases in great variety The celebrated kheh
Pens sold only as above God Pens repaired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02

FROM BRAziL-The Brazilian brig Fere fogo,
Capt Strickland arrived yesterday morning at this port
In nineteen days from Para Capt. Strickland reports
that Brazilian steamer arrived At Para the -th Of
July from Rio de Janeiro which place she left on the
18th Of June and Pernambuco on the I'd Of July The
captain reported that arevoluton had broken out a,
Pernsmbuco. but il was put down By the Government
Twelve Of the Government troops were killed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02

FROM CHARLEsToN-The Steamer S0HtkerHer,
Captain BERRY arrived yesterday morning from
Charleston, whence she sailed Saturday afternoon,
bringing US Charleston, Savannah and New Orleans
dates in advance Of the mail.
The Palmetto Regiment met with grand reception
a, Charleston Friday accompanied with the present
alton Of swords 10 officers, dinner, regatta, torch
light procession, display Of fireworks, etc Gen Worth
and Stat reached Charleston Thursday, in the cars
from Augusta and proceeded Immediately on bis way
to Washington being under orders from Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02

" The Washington correspondent OF the
philadelphia Bailefia states that Mr.. SINGER
LAND, member OF Congress lrom the Albany Dis
irics hss declared against Gen. TAYLOR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02

DEATH OF Mas. J. W. WEBB.-The sad tidings
reached yesterday of the death Of Helen Lpensrd
wife Of Col James Watson wGbb and daughter Of the
late A. l. Stewart ESQ. of this City
Seldom has Death stricken one more widely esteemed
or more deeply beloved Born 10 sfiaenoe and moving
through HE IN the stenved social sphere i, the
happiness of Mrs Webb to combine rare senteness Of
nature and refinement Of manners with clear and GU.
uvsied mind and generous loving heart Though
eunenty htfed BY education position and intellect 10
shine in society she chose rather the calm desht. Of
home and the watchful OF her children who with
her husband remain to mourn her irreparsble loss
Having lived in the faithful performance Of every auv
a. Christian daughter wife and mother she has sunk
to rest in the consciousness Of life wei bestowed and
Ia the calm assurance Of bhssful immortality.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02

n A meeting in behalf Of Ireland vas held on
Monday evening At Albany $1,000 was subscribed and
Committee appointed 70 raise more.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02

" "tDDIse CARDS, Boxes for Cske, Euyeiops We
ding Waters Silver Cord, &c. cheaper than any Qua c
u me city ~. EyEsDELL's Premium Engraving Esss
Ashmeni- 500 Broadway, corner Dusns-s ls sqassso"
sgew.rrs Marble Store ,vr sso
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02

HUMMER PRoscRrPrIoN.-The Buffalo Republic
chronicles the removal of TIE following Barnsurnins
Possmssters by President Polk Samuel Butler Of Al.
den, Erie County z C. Wait Of Jamestown Chautau-
que County, and Samuel Rarager Of candor, Togo
County. Small business this Why don't Polk Try
larger game and remove some Of the leading Barn.
burners who secured his s.ecnoai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02
BY THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL

Saw ABDUCTION CisE Al WAsHISsroN-
r,e,,e Wa given on Monday FOR the defence BY Jacob
csrri-sn snd John Cade. Both declared Drayioh
rb,-.c,er uninpeaehable and did not believe that be
"a ,pv agency IN the escape Of the negroes. Capt
p.ts- n ne Steamer salem rebutted the testimony o.
The desendan witnesses The evidence n the case was
here closed M Carlisle and VI. Mann delivered argu
en-. upon the several propositions involved and Mr.
kew in behalf Of the United states briefly replied re-
living upon the evidence IN the cause a. supplying
everything necessary for conviction and upon the de-
ci.,u Of the T.. : Criminal Court in the case Of tn
United states e. Lee. for stealing a slave
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02

Cas- AID TIE WuxoT PRoyiso-The JHioa
Of Tuesday says
Atsu events we arc happy 70 undersiand BY private
,,rs that Gen Cass ARMY stands the ground which be
has taken Being applied to formally By man or two
of he Wlmot stamp he declared unhestatngy that be
adhered % his Nicholson leiter and % ne batmofe
1s,,r and hat H elected President he would
n Wilrnot Provi-o. Dare Gen. Taylor make such q
declaration
What say the Free states to this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02

- JosEPH L. MEX. Oregon Agent, implorcs
Congress 70 grant the tVin-sister OF Texas Gov
eminent. II not done this session, be thinks that
the link OF sympathy will be finally broken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02

ice zen cents number. or ~ per year.
FOWLERs a WELLS. ISl S.sGr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-02

~ We ara informed tina, Charles :. Jordan
OF Rock Co Wisconsin. recently chosen one Of the 70
vsers OF the laws of that state commenced the prce,
OF law IN th. City about four years since and .oOc
AFTER removed TO Wisconsin lie Is Of The preseu,
Attorney General of this state.
Democratic banner., 1848-12-25
LOuisiana and the PORK Traae.

There Is, we ~believe, no point in North East.
ern Missouri where capital can be employedin
pork packing to better advantage than ai Lou.
%isiana; and the wonder is that sharp.sieht.d
Spectators have not made il TO their intere,,
by stopping in this market. A considerable
trade was carried on here last year by resident
merchants and transient spectators, at time
which was followed by depression in the marx.
cts every where, and consequent losses, Tat
discouraged too far, men from a trade destined
to become the most important prosecuted in hi,
country. Though apparently low the price.
paid for pork, have encouraged the farmers to
feed a much larger number OF hogs than usual.
Preparations for slaughtering and packing have
also been made BY Messrs. E. Draper s Broth
by erecting a spacious house for that pur-.
pose. But the absence Of purchasers ha, been
seriously felt in this community ; scarcely . day
passes that does not bring 10 our town farmers
seeking a sale for pork OF the first quality
This state Of things is to be regretted, and we
believe will be remedied as soon as the advania.
|ges Of this market receive the attention Of capi-
.talists as it is, the town and country are both
losers. The position Of Louisiana, thirty miles
below Hannibal, and alittle more than Ons. hun
.dred via the river above St. Louis, gives her ad.
vanssges equal, at least. to any other city on Le
Mississippi. Her position makes her the natni.
al market Of a section of country stretching
from Salt River on the north, that bears north.
ward towards its source to the Missouri river
west and south. This country includes son e Of
the finest stock raising counties of the State
In riding across il, a week or two since, at points
due west from and much nearer to Louisiana
than to any other market, we saw large droves
OF fatted hogs slowly bending their tedious steps
10 the city of Hannibal-merely for the want or
purchasers in this market. Thus farrers,
whose interest it is 10 deal at this point, are
forced to seek other markets, at a sacrifice Of
labor and expense. The reluctance with
which they do it too is manifest from the fact
that pork is daily offered here at rates averaging
more than % cents per hundred lbs. cheaper
than in any other Upper Mississippi market.
Democratic banner., 1848-12-25
Removal.

By reference TO his advertisement in another
column, it will be seen that the Jeweiry Store
and Silversmith establishment Of ". X. Ken
.nedy, Esq, has been removed from Water stree,
to B~artletI's row on Georgia st., where he So
.licits calls from customers.
Democratic banner., 1848-12-25
Christmas Bail.

w. w. Blain, Esq, has issued tickets for an
entertainment in Bowling Green on Tuesday
evening next, where those WIN desire to touch
the fantastic Toe will be sure TO meet the bsaut,
as well as the cream Of the land. Friend Balm
knows how to prepare for an occasion Of tho
kind, and spares no pains to give satisfaction to.
his guests.
Democratic banner., 1848-12-25
CONGRESSIONAL
From the 81. Louis Lnion.

From the 81. Louis Union.
Washington, Dec. Is, 8 p. NJ.
After prayer by the chaplain, the Rev.
Henry Slicer,
Mr.. Benton presented 8 petition from
number of citizens Of New Mexico, praying
the establishment Of a territorial govern.
ment.
Upon the motion to refer and print the
discussion was very animated, in which the
best talents Of the Senate were engaged.
among them, Messrs. Clayton, Benton, and
Calhoun. Some angry words passed be-
tween Messrs. Benton, Calhoun and West
colt. After explanation from Mr.. Calhoun,
the motion was carried. 3
In pursuance of p~reViou, notice, Mr..
Douglass introduced a bill providing for
the establishment Of a territorial govern
inent in California.
iHoUsE.-After t~ransacting unimportant
business, Mr.. Paltrey asked leave to intro.
duce a bill prohibiting Slavery ia the Dis.
trict of Columbia, refused.
Mr.. Root introduced a resolution direct
ing the Committe on territories 10 report a
bill organizing territorial governments in
California and New Mexico, and excluding
Slavery from said territories.
A motion was made to lay the resolution
the table, which was rejected. The
resolution was then laid over, under tue
rule. The House then adjourned.
Governor Of Virginin.--J. B. Floyd has been
elected Governor Of Virginia for the next four
/, .arkansGs~ odteiSL.-The official vote of this
gives Cass n majority Of ] 500 over Taylor.
Democratic banner., 1848-12-25

q The Holiday, with their accom- panyinc
festivals and a relaxation from toll and care are
again upon US. How many hearts will be made
glad, and how many will be made to bear more
heavily than ever the impress of sorrow. eretheir
close. will be known only to H,M whose eve can
read the innermost workings Of the SOUL
HOarse winter winds and chilling SHOWS sur
round your comfortable tenements, and while
plenty and hilarity reign within, remember, o!
remember the poor without.
There will be a Masonic procession and an
address delivered in Louisiana on the 9th inst.
Ch0leFal7 =
This dreadful scourge Of the world in its pro-
gress West has finally reached the continent Of
America. twas discovered on board the pack
ct ship New York after she had been at sea sew
eral days. which ship arrived at Staten Island.
near New York city, on the LIST inst.--seyen
deaths having occurred on board from A,iatie
Cholera. A llaccounts concur, however, in rep
resenting its appearance in o mild form, ssssimi-
lar to that which prevailed in 1892" yielding
readily to skillful treatment.
Ioca Senators.-From the Burlington cores
pendent Of the St. Louis Union We learn that on
the 7th inst, by a vote Of 80 to ls, the Iowa
Legislature succeeded in elec:iDg those sterling
democrats Hon Augustus C. Dodge, Of Bur.
and Gen. George w Jones, of Dubuque
to Congress from that fourishing new
Hitherto, Iowa has been heard in but
one branch Of the National Legislature, owing
10 the capsiOusness Of the wings in her State
Legislature, in defeating an election two years
ago. We are not informed as to which of the.
gentlemen Is elected for a full term-6 years.
The term Of one Of them, we presume, win ex-
pirs in two or four years. ,s7ssof
S~"Christmast Gift" to al our readers.
Democratic banner., 1848-12-25

, .arkansGs cdteiSt.-The official vote Of this
gives Cass n majority Of ] 500 over Taylor.
Democratic banner., 1848-12-25

T""Christmast Gift" to al our readers:
Democratic banner., 1848-12-25

Governor Of VIginia.--J. B. Floyd has been
elected Governor Of Virginia for the mex four
Democratic banner., 1848-12-25

There will be Masonic procession and an
address delivered in Louisiana on the 9th inst.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
foRT on WV roRk. JUyE "a

ARRIVED sleihn Crescent Ctr, 'oii.r3. So-ss, -
mi.s Hflsrl Co. Psssel 81 Nore1ns.
Iase A sss %. Rsrra srn0,k Ararss Hsrss ocssn nta
r,e. ua, rstrs Hta0s-- Eu.y 1wor Della Nater. ssa
s.rta. s.ar1rs a. nara-a, bsrss Mrlt Orrl ed
srasu0~r Boston s1. latal~1 sci-3 urfnaau a.
tl0rt. Hsrr-s ps aknorn sin Gasas o. ny snr-
H1r Jars j. 'sf 7f-1 Boa e.. rrts Dsss
., m Ny o. Norlss-s br, Msilen tu ~ g. Aqsaclt
0srtrafs ScrHta Liverpool l't uis,. o. n N-sJ
Mst =. "A NJ rsssci st-r0ss FzsL
Den hsri War Hr-s PR. &c.
r.re fr Ha'tas
Br drs A3. Dacts' Lvero' "a e. tsa'' an 81 r'.s.-
o. Hrrsa Co. - .asi m g. aa S. &c Hr "a Wa
surh. ar lorsanlrlry o. PhIst
BIZ k'.asrlsys N.uns N,.tss. Ne 90 o.. anasr ? s,o-
Big Csrt John ksy - Gra-1e 20 d susar a. usss.
fa N-snih a NsIsh
sAILED-stP Nsoa,sa. Yea cr-t gsa Paf1sala = u
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GENTLEMEN.s SPRING AND SUMNER WEAR
WIZ. 7. JENNINGS 81 90.

nRAPERs AtD TsILIt- -lfer-.-,- ..- --
EJi-v Rezdy-nsde tc-11i Brosiwsy Alnerc,l H1fr-
snd Penns7 vsnisave11- Washington, D. C--havlnR -
larred ner premises. prepared io o1eI ~ re 49,
tor ~ lllrerUls patrons ard ne ru1ic- - rfl-i7
su zssorfl1e1- of E1oCs fur -rrl0E ard -af
cJr.-~srl C0-ns Cf-siu-res. N-sir-s, lf-'-4s 49,
fu-rffrs Sc D. can f4r- Gle country. q - M -
e-aae1 .o maze r1 f0 order al p r---i -.' c- ll-l
iofore moderate pnces slcl nae been ne sarf-r -
90 ny importers. er-....s
TIE s-y - ana character - our w9rk - 20 -rll
I'd % --rrir- s~v chromium a. -lofe p'.'-s =
re- REQ z be- -te value Esrrle-i. vr- l-- i- p
~ ar. however. t0 me Par-l-11rs ilr-.s--- --- ~
.r4l from o.. f..''lI1l- -.-
- ne --Ir.-'lrfr ri PIE arflc.-- pIlrl VIII r.
u t1e t4sr r--er-. earrlels -lr ssspr-f--
me-. ~ a.. Cots improved srves Lepfy- -'l
Css4rrer4-e al Nerno sacks P4lra.ocns e-,s ~ i" ~
- sg-ia. sf or.rfs thai have c-1rscisrzrl ne '-a
,rs-f a. rer5---ry Ia a. cases ne fff Tr' GO .
FOR SIMMER WEAR 1-- sse-',s-l
L - s--e-lr --ves Zeulvr Con t.st-leraii- Sr-.a'
Cs--6'et I'd z nel sscF ani DOrsays r. A asle. H'
- A-1f r. JENNINGS T. 60.
-r = Br1=i1r-r. Arn-rrs Hofr.-
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INSTALLMENTS.
TEtV-YnRk AN ERIF pa

NEW-NORk AND ERIE RAILROAD COM.
LNPANi.-Ile st0ckto.ters 81 tle New YORK ard Frr
railroad Company are hereby notified liar the FINAL is
-IALLME-sI oi Five Dollars each share " tbe Cartel
s0-k, already paid n f = required 10 be PAD Al us
~ ~ % .he Company, - Wales before he st day
OF Ja 81 r-KL
No-cs also gvea 10 holders ogs,0ck 90 which sag II.
Sal meats are dll 0r unpaid. sf uless ue are pad
an - before DE rsi day NJ July next the stock ard AL lie
rdyu-fs fc- thereon. All - cub ect f1ffelre al lie
pleasure ~ .Ie Board " D rac0rs
TIE semi annual interest ne SlOcz VII be rsf az
tas Office 9l ard sfer he ir day OF july nexi srl ne
transfer booze u be- eos-d from he fth dsv Of ne 10 HI
is. la oi July By Orler u the Board Of DIRECTOR
NATHANIEL MARSH secre'ary.
hew-York May 81. 1893 ieI ~,
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4 NJ -
tOTC. ID Consequence " t1e frequent Gains fr dam
age presented against The forgariers u mercantile on
ite Western Canals arising from d.. abstraction " good.
from packages upercy secured. The Board u Forward
of lie CITY of Newi0rz have - their duty As vel
for - security % ne merchants themselves adopt no
following Resolution. VIZ
hf1lrct Iini We VII 1cf receipt 10 shipping order
s1y boxes or cases y 1 goods hzs csps straw goo.
ho0 shoes destined f0r tie West ures. such bore. r
cases ar properly lspet and sealed when shipped nor
Any Jokes " c.ks containing goods o, any description ID
IS ch oo1es Or csszt are vel strapped hOOped before
'h,Pmert \. HOLT. President.
1soksk d Tracy seIetAfy Llu
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coal.

I LIVERPOOL ORRELT. COAL al ro,s
- laLll-Qi superior ql-ly aud NE. fJr family use
f1r sac 0q ler from fe vesse ~ srresfi fofo IN. -3
~ j. l. =. " HDAlh. - Broadway ald
ED cor Thompson ard f0u~s-ffs
DANCE COAI.-Biack Heath range eo.l. Of YER, ia.
II peu0r quality, fYr af he lowest rarxef rrre ~
l. ~ " WORTH a BrOsds ay ard
iso cor ll0MpsO1 and FoUrl4s<
CT "A PER TON-NUT COAL-Peach O,s-soI.
% ~ Res Al, ed schlykl White Ash. fIT sale Al
me above 0g prcr; lsrge sire ard dsuvsred screenel
'ron 2 e yard. App.ylo I. sTOKES DlCKERSOS,
81 10 Allholy--i. near Broadway
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PAPER-PAPER- PAPER

PAPER PAPER PAPER.
.,nn CASES low price Csp ard Letter Paper
N-OO r. cases tne Cap and L.euer Paper
1900 reanls n Straw Wrapping
100 reai-s Of Rag Wrapping Paper
l.lso resms Of Hsr1 ware Paper.
80 ryams o. Enyeop Paper.
80 reams " white and c0lored Tissue Pap@s
1000 resms u color-d Paper
- tons Hanging Papers
~ tons Binders BOsrds
10 tons Trunk Boards
"a tons BancbOx Boards
- tons Sheafhng Paper
loo gross Bonnet Boards
For sale 81 he lowest market prices By
mySs IN CYRUS W FWAD 4 co CllS.t
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EXCURSIONS.
---- .rn CrnAR GRnYE, ID CFDAR

TO CEDAR GROVE. 10 cLDAt
: sl.z,, GROVE -Cein o oio s.,s.ps ...
1900. dbl. ....---.1E fis friends ed aIe q 80 r ~
5000 L. IL, 49, frr term n yeafs U9s' - III
iuIA .-- =. Cedar Grove. located 1n re sofi-fI y
'. $50 f.srs near dc Oh kIm Tree so 80
sc II $3.50, .--.-.f f--.r- f1a >urng l1 re 4ayn ~.
f. ..-s.-r'r of hs. - ttfl-fil1ses lp' -
-..,l-- L. rruer.e n. several 1.lssn1 co.,. T.,
~ F. !. i.-arr.r.rl-.aa from fle co-llif cr'i ..
Z. -,-.,.e .ar Grove -.e most e.i4ia. ar
- -'r.r rood 10 - foUnd .n ne vlc.ly % Ne"'
- military srf pleasure er-irsaons' hh . 49, -. =.
- III $500. ,..I la f,r~i. or .rsrscuon in fNfss-s "a
% a. -,,.-,-. ,raf srs lr.lr passei, ~ Al evidence
le.t 81. '--lrrstar neei only refer ne ihlf !. 49,.
,,t-h .rr-.rs-i .1 .le Nes-iors 81 q. .e i 49,, p ~
20 $50, a.l -.rf.rrer w.1 VISITED tt-iar Grove '.i
+ II ,--as-. ri 81. -Ig an orirln of IS e -i'. -iY
. S------a- resort arI which tlty fJl1l, on rAAi'-
- ~ .r-r-.. tents and rte1ts men PROF. co. p
~ .--ns.. sr- beauty of scenery. fa-tie- i'f ii
--e,irr All exercise. any summer resort tntt -lN
.-.-I TIE steamer Gen. Lncol -lrs dalf ~
ssraAol,. save s7sry sunday ForParucisr' - aase'
q .arrenr
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DIVIDENDS.

nINIDEND.-Tle Borni ~ Directors % ih- How
DARD INSURANCE COMPANY 1sve lis day declared
sei-snuus. dividend Of Do FER and extra dlv-
1-ld ~ = Per cent fte csPa payable AM snar tie
5ln II Iure rsHi LEWIS PHILLIPS. sscry
ur1l ~ 81 1Hos
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~, -sE.yss 81 NV ARRANGEMENT 70
- - 81 sPITIsB CkGH WHEELnG. CO

JsIs rEF.sss o. NV kRRANgEllEyT 70
IL a "a 81. rTsBCkGhwHEELno, &C
New YORK, Philadelphia, B.llnore ard CauberisIc. u.
Qlt GellF. Passclrer- uasnE choice ~ day ~
iraye over the M0lnf1s. ny fs greet lI-i -1fes We
AL Passenger Kolio Ihryllh l q loQrsirUm NFs-ff
~ Ps1ufgh AMI NleeiLg, thence t1 1einusH 81 Lct
NssVOresns, and ne S8nfl arl Mts'-ra-serysfs -
directly llrough 0y lie United states MaI Trans
LelFe Newton, fo0l n L.bcrg-sf. 81 a y. tnis
p - ~ fl rLa Hfa connect wl.h Ines f1r ks3irpr
rye I'M Tine 10 connect sl q N t-au ~ PIaf. h .
Nl-allr gona directly through without delay.
Leave fhilaeeplla, lg kar9ac lrll s cor ~ ff -.
snl ha-lei - a. y All. for Baltimore ara crave n
,o connect with 4PM. train for p saul.n sli VI tse4
anl gong directly llr0s ] YIhQgl delay
.rltr Pfli-der la ~ sfeal ll a ID r. II. frDl DaeA'
1fi t'l lays rNcefial sft o-te i4 p ~ -,
ne Gay iis on sl1day from PtsdslptA Tor ha'l y"
Leave Baltimore a. u All sd PM daily b. DE 80
more and Ohio Ralir0ad
hnet az iae Malone Road ala God Inter 20 - CONF go
snf arrive m P1gIsn Or Wheeling reai evening sri~
io owing mornilF.
GERS or Psllryi lake re- sl'e-iid ard re
r.-iu steam oals o. 6rUwrsv e, aud -heIey a.eeI
70 miles Of Staging TIE whole route.
Firs-. as lIesu3Oais eage fi- rEl ar1N heeir ~
larry ard pa-s,agers forwarded without delay % ca
nali 80 al 0,herp ons in tie scIh AID West
TAKE NOTICE i-Ickets rCf sod in New. f1fs
Passengers for Baltimore, Pittsburgh 0r WheeHug -
notice becomes necessary account o! several yei'p
~ fuch ueseis slpposng hey were authorized IS.
or tls,csss rzns % Baltimore ant he south s1d Ws<
They have no connection wlf rs
fof tnru1gn ucsefs by s route. apply 20 Pild-f1is
ihe Railroad Otce, corner Of Market ana Eeyerfh %
- solh Ilsasi Or on board steamboat DOCK e. ssr
tHe hfo1th from Philadelphia % Pi.,s.urgh So
" te--lng - Win he privilege q stopping ba11.N.
az ies4nilg 'eas A. pleasure FoI ar'haT 49, -
Adams Cos E1o,-.s o,fee + 'v.iiss a "a
- = 20 - $780,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-23
q, AND 90 FORSYTH-SF So FLOOR REAR
Ri,A IT,. O.. 49, -

~ ~. BRNA>T'- Ciock Movement MAuufa-iory
IA. and general Obhing ACKNOWLEDGMENT, mrung
AID drilling brass. iron see; Elso small gear wheels snd
pl1ons cur for clocks e.egrSp1c machines, OF modes.
Tor any other purpose required Modcs made % order-
Any And Of clocks repaired By workDen who understand
their Business and warranted for year. This establish
neri has facilities second other In tbs city country.
- a. The above Kinds u WORK The trade supplied with
NoFeinea sud Trimmings such A. balls rods hands seys