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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20
Rrnnklxn. Noy. n. 1919.
ALMn9r A MIRACLE.

READ rHg FOLLOWING, and doubtfyou can, that con-
sumption cannot cured This only u tho soyers
hundred cases that Townsends sarsspsria has cured
BRooxLYs. Sept IA, lSt6.
DR TowssESD-Dtar sirs wss taken Little over .
year ago with cough and pain in my side In
creased 90 me very fast indeed. wa pronounced BY
physicians 90 have the quick consumption raised large
quantities Of bad matter, had night sweats and sinking
very fast my doctor sad he could do nothing for me-
went 10 the hospital In hope Of being benefited, but
pronou there ncuTaoe was now greatly distress
al at the lungs and could hardly breathe soon became
ernacAed and expected 10 die confined 10 my bod.
and Obliged To have watchers indeed. cannot give
you any description that would do justice To my case
was gu opposed by my friend. Ia be past recovery had
tried great number Of remedies and al seemed 10 DO 10
no purpose read Of most extraordinary cures per-
formed by youI medicine and IN tell you the uuth sus'
pecled there was some hambag W usm. But ! WA In
dnced TO try III done and very thankful did
cannot SAY thai am entirely well, but far recovered
as 10 bs my business and hope 70 be- entirely well
few weeks Ny cough and pain In the eide, and night
swees have len and raise but very lille, and am fast
gaining my usual strength. Ifell ia duly 10 give you
ststemsnt Of my case To publish you please.
PETER BROWN, a Liltlosl Bfooslyn-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20
RHEUMATISM AND THE PILES.
NEWARK rgsTiaosy

sEsrGNsEs 10, 1915.
DR Tow~svsn-nsar Sr MY wife has been for
al wears afflicted with rheumatism. She has tried many
farent remedies obtain relief but all 10 no pur-
pose. She finally induced BY seeing your advertise
nent to give your Sarsapsrs atrial We procured some
OF II from your agent (Mf Van Ba-krk ana II gives mo
pleasure To stale that AFTER using she experienced great
relief and IN very shor, time perfectly cured was
also (og ether with In my employ badly troubled
with Piles and by using small quantity OF your ssssps-
rll. our complaint was completely cured consider 4,
on. fths beat Of medicines and would advise all who
AFFECTED 10 give Il trial. GARRlT GARRABRANT,
l23 MuketsL Newark.
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RHEUMATISM AND LUMBAGo.

Nsw-YosS, July IS, iss.
ps. TowssaSp- Dear s,r For the las, three years !
have been sorly afflicted with severe rheumatic pains
have been tines In the greatest agony possible and una
bic to follow MY employment have also had severe al
tscks Of The lumhsgo read accounts 10 the papers
OF the virtues OF your Ssrsspsra and thought would try
H. n could obtain relief The iunbago has efi
me and experience more Of my rheumatic psns My
general health hss been improving since commenced with
H. for which am very thankful ard hope you will meet
the success that your remedy for those severe
merits Your, &c. nc. klChAhD JONES,
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" Notice.-An annual election Of Nine Trustees Of
the Copper Company will be held by hs Stockholders
Tuesday ga inst o. the Once OF The Company. 80 Wall
between The hours OF 10 o'clock, A NJ and o'clock,
2. NJ. sgreesbly 10 The By Laws u lie Company.
l9f "a. By nrdrr. WIN. rAG4ARD. S.creLarN.
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Plus TX. AND TIN CSEKer OF cHilL-We Ind
the following good story in the Partisan Gossip OF
The Courier des Estats Inns
1t lie barely year since there came to the Court OF
Rome the report of great immortality among the Clergy Of
apart Of south America particularly OF Chill the Arch
Bishops the Bishops the Cursies and the lowest
Frias INDUCING in the less, Catholic OF hAots
living publicly with white black women and sur
rounded by children of all eolors In order TO put an
end 10 these abuses and to punish the delinquents
Gregory XVI sent on, the most and capable OF
all his Cardinals. His Emnence Msstdferreu was
the choice Of the Holy Fsiher for this mission Armed
with penary powers from the successor OF 81 fe'er
the Reverend PrelAte showed himself worthy OF the
confidence which had been placed in him, and punished
the offenders with severity and justice almost all the
high ecclesiastical dignitsries changed the others
.msry reprimanded and informed thSt n direct over
sigh, would in future be maintained upon them All
wen, well and order restored long as the Csrd
nal remained in the country but hardly had the
vessel which bore him homewsrd lost sight OF
the coast of America than the punished offenders
rebeed the purpose of resaining their places and
horrible confusion ensued After violent contest II
wss agreed that the should be referred TO the Su
preme Judge that the prelste whom the Pope had sent
10 reSsabsh order had brought nothing but trouble and
almost civil war with him and that an Embassy should
be sent TO Rome have the author Of the evil properly
punished All ,hese battles discussions and arrange
rnens occupied of considerable length of time
finally the ENJOYS departed but while al this going
on in Chill much grave events were taking place
a, Rome Gregory XVI was dead and Cardinal Mastsi
Ferret had inherited the tiara OF the Holy Father The
new Pope learned secretly both the arrival of the Chsn
Ambassadors and the purpose OF their voyage and hard
" had they set foot on the Roman soil when without
having time to speak any they received an order
10 appear before the Pope. This seemed to them
good omen and they promised themselves the speedy
downfall OF the imprudent Cardinal who had presumed
70 raeddle with their affairs In this frame OF mind
they arrived at the Vatican They were introduced 81
once after the usual genracxons and sautes they raised
their ewes but only to reco with establishment and EN-
harrassmcn, for the Holy Esther before them was the
very man whom they came TO have punished They
hammered a few words with difficulty. Plus IN
ferned 10 be ienoran, OF their design and to believe
tha, they came to show their obedience and submission
He received them kindly entertained them during their
STAY a, Rome and sent them back 10 Chill with orders
even more strie, than those be had before imposed
~. 1t is rumorsd in the city that Col J. W atson
Webb has been appointed BrigaderGeneral oil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20

eInie..-for sale complete course Of Botany system
aucally illustrated by large pEinrgs 81 plates which
represent than Two hundred different species Of
plznis. Inquire Of FOWLER 4 WELLS.
l4l3ts l3l Na-s4u-st.
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~ Geography Taught by singing

signed gnaiof Of The very novel plan u TEACHING Geog
rsphy By sngng having been employed BY the board Of
lessons 1000 pupils 10 the public
school. dung the day Is happy 10 avsi himself Of bis
means Of announcing 10 the lAios ard gentlemen d New
YORK that he viii also give lessons a. night. as follows
Atthe New-Y Grammar School SO Broadway Tues
day Thursday aud Saturday evenings, and al Rutgers
Female Institute on Monday, "Wednesday and FRIDAY
evenings Of each week commencing a. Oclock.
III IL ANN TIHblIs. POL ll lrorrarnY.
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heard appear to be true In the front OF one Of the
buildings cracks between tie stories SUFFICIENTLY
large 20 put IN our hsnd and in ne Of h roons re
ceiling hsd mostly fallen 70 the Hoor csFins IN the
walls nothing but u sand Il seems M "A. tho~e
maiers ought to be attended to by the proper suhor
ties. 'fFxore..
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Oh. ANos Q: xULL,s

uTfRO ABDOMINAL SUfROBIkk
~ BEDTORD u. b u DE- Univsrsg q ~ 9fz q
VI. Nsw.Yesi, formerly rroee:sos d nhTe =
Msdesi College Of Sosb Carolina nssss u Nsiewhg
~ ~ mueh pssssd With Dr. HaIrs sssuneat ~ Pc,
,.o.as fJsed have no doubt viii prove highly bees.
seis 10 skis very complains enong isnslsa 10
serogs nsyumsals esn presented Il di9erost 49,
70 The Fscsy. via Tbs vew o. sePpcras he pseApee1
womb Lut have never any which many acsouDtG
can compare exesiisacs With Dr. nurs U.sso-A dom
inai 50 pportsr" HULLS TRUSS OFFICE.
vesey-sl Aston Houss, Nsw.Yosk
y Tss Ladies' Depsstnsnt-A privsss ssit q soos.s
10 2lsesd under ths especial charge a qaaiihsd fsses
sttssdsnL lW III
A LARGE Lot or BR0ADCLOfH-, esss
hmsrs ssiinsts sod vsstngs, shswls bombe1M<s, 49,
mennos erd other stcss usasly foard 10 dry .ooa
stores, vii be sold for few we~ks 81 10 spn 80 49,
rhompsou The s;ock will sooa Be cent 10 NE ssssS"
room. Purchasers will do well TO call and s1A1's''
l5flws ---------
nARR C1ANCR-A sslscI seboo! fes ~: ~
Ilprospesous eonditisu, loo ~ 60 E~S~r ~
in4aife Tor H. o. loi Sai'os ISM
CTRxM ENGINE 10k al - .s ~ See" T.
fO,:,,: ea''p' AsaEn6LD suySuN. nsssosA~sy.
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THE sRMT-wEEKLY TRIBUNE
NEX-YORK WEEKLY tt
.pcV pApLR gOR TB

VERY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY.
T. o,hi.hed every SATURDAY MoRsIsc, al the low pfce
y ~ per sunnn In advance. 10 copies for SIS CT =
copies for so
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Datfut Me0iciaes.
DE-. TOWNSHIPS sAasAPARILLA,
rHE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE IN tn

Or. TOWNSHIPS sAhsAPARILLA,
TIE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE IN THE
WORLD.
THIS EXTRACT 10 patap in sss't sssta s',r 'ssfs
II cs<spSr oessxnler and WARMED superior 70 any
odd II eares diseases without psifias psrstss nssf~-
Gag, i<b,1sisf'.s he patient -,
over al olhst remedies is while ersiesies diseases,
lnvigorses he body.
1T HAS PERFORMED
soxk THAN $4,000 evSEs TVS Yrak
200 CUBS RHsussrIss.
900 cVkks or DrsrtFsI.,
$500 CURES os GrSEssL DsriLIrr, and want OF
Nervous Energy
5000 FgsALE COMPLAINTS AND OVER
1000 CURES o. DISEASES
OF The Blood, viz Ulcers. Seroh9,s Erysiress. Salt
Rheum Pmpes ca the face ke &C together wtA nansr-
oas cases Of Consumption Liver Complains, SpinAl AZ
fections sc. This must appear Incredible
but have letters from physicians and our agents from
aiusry curesl r. Van Ruskirs Esq Of The
specsabs Druggists in Newark, New Jersey informs as
that he can refsr hundred and my
in hal place aous There thousands Of In the
City Of NewNork. which we Will refer 10 with pleasure
sni 10 men Of character well knowh
RHEUMATISM
More than one thousand csses OF Chronic Rheumatism
have been cured by The Of Dr. Townsend Sssapsrs
Nsw-Yosx, Dec. II 1915.
To pocros rogssgSD-Sir; think Il my duty TO return
you my own sincere thanks for The benehs have expert
epced by the use OF your Extract 81 SaTsspsrla wss
afflicted for many months with Rheumatic pains and also
Inflammation o. the Liver the suferings which endured
from these diseases rendered my NE burden 10 me.
tried every remedy that prescribed for me- from three
OF the hes, physicians In the city without receiving any
permanen, benefit considered myself ncursbe, but oS
The sdvice OF friend induced 70 Try your Compound
had but faint hopes OF bat am happy To say
had not taken more than half bottle before experienced
relief this ind iced persevere In It's lse, and Two
bottles have Ell cted al entire cure II now some months
since used yOur remedy and grateful and happy 10
say | never enjoyed better health.
.hsl take great pleasure IN recommending 4. TO the
afflicted for BY It's firmly believe my life saved
With the greatest respect allow ne 10 subscribe myself
YOUR grateful n end, WILLIAM b. MORGAN,
- Canalsl corner OF Broadway.
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%1cuasls1i pfspSssiou he sSkssd Ss,. sos Wa

&.cdassi1 otsSs:.ios .: .Sss:s ~: 81 -
they have long ssd sssoasiy sssd for Not 80.
Known falling 10 DO eli hal W. sxpecte1 q u 49,
IKE magic rhsaE sie s6se0ss; end pess q ~ -
cure ell sosss Of sny Description, slsr q nAn q boeee.
= The spplicsnon psds, and IN shos9s tine do -
other remedy o1sfsd 70 The PsopIs nb VIZ ~
nay and Internally end Ter Of Aking co1 sss - go
M James Murphy q The ecwsfy Lac o. eAges nys
doE.o not . botils hes faisd
High Bridge Al kis plses groes snss ercee - 30.
RoLer1 builders Of The bridge Mr. hasoa ssys d. y
The uss II three o. four botss hs rbsuadc pans heye
loo lhat was ons Of The greet esusss u ssvng hDs
om an injury sustased from fAi To b. bed = yoan
e. and q ths sst Cssvai oepos, Hssss9 klnsee1 80
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ma. SPRINGS COUCH CANDY = .es 0est

nR. POWELL, Ocaii.t and Aurist. attends 10 Dis
Ur1sr, u he EYE and EAz from 10 o'eock a. his
resdence 81 Broadway, cor o. !" .rrenfl Ophtnslra
fecilsiy removed
lNAraOsIs treated with great attention and
srsassxus or Squirting. cured Ia few nlnalss
DEaTsEss and al discbsrg es ffon The Ear peruansniy
eured- ARTIFICIAL Eyes inserted
spec.a<lss adapted % every dsfsct ld inDkW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20

Fnis rumorsd in the city that Col. ]. Watson
Webb has been appointed Brigadier.General Of
he Volunteers
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YORK thst he viii also give les.oas night follows
Atthe New-Y Grammar School SO Broadway Tues
dsy Thur.dsy ssd Saturday evenings and al Ruiger.
Female Institute on Monday, "Wednesday and Friday
evenings Of each wees eomnsnslng a. oelocA
III 81 ALLEN II5sLIs, Plot Of Geography
" DR.. Banning's Body Brace Is an escient re-
LEI Tor weakness Of Inc voice, ungs spine and limbs
ucglsrly for dyspepsia constipation and piles, with weak
OF he stomach ard sides. weakly emsles fa,t grow
ng Children and al disgosei 70 Drop and sedenlery
especially spins. subjects viii be delighted with Us
ton Reference given many Distinguished elergynen,
biitv ard bro.ch.us Pamphlets and book Common
Sense giving Information, can be had a. The otc- -
Broadway. lady IN s.ie.e.nce o. lAfirs- III DAWN
~ Wafer-Cure.-Dr, sEEV, having returned from
Europe pracuses his system his fnstrgon II and
= BOnd-sLl and In ire city generally The Ws,er-Cur-
Joarn.I seainonthyl By Dr. Slew Is polished Al he
yery low price OF g. year Ia advance. Isl liz
~ Wafer Cure Hou.e.-Mr. n. 5. Cove eortin-
70 receive patents Al her house 81 lthsl New
York-
Mr. @ also vis..s ladies' and child sir hores sDd
gT,s direcaor for the spre..loa q Wafer Cure ~
r~T.J. Coleman. Exchange Broker, No. IS
WaLsL New-rork- Uncureni money bought and soit
sold and silver eIchsnxet n..-. az drNfs eolseied OF
e. Commissioner tor New-York and Con-
nectieui.-I. D. wHEE-s-a' Counsellor a. Law = an
mary Hal -"
REnoyAL.a.Ths Ohss Of he Trust FiaE IN :;
walst few doors below and opposite their former 10
car1n- -. 1870, "a, -,
sr.sust oss and damage BY IRE al descriot0ns Of
eandise buildings, &c and IL The course Of inand nA9
garon, =: he curTsal rates q Pren-11-
DIRECTORS.
rEa. n Drake Maria Hcfrsa, Edmund Pentoid
Wu Wbtewrishi Wm p Leggeu Root NJ. Srstion,
r i Hntrhinson Jas B. Townsend, John Rankin Jr
W., " Johrsor Jane. Foster. Jr. John IL Bariin,
yrr-ri. Rrtier Cbris's Zsbriskie. Joan Ceaveand.
ELIAS g. DRAKE. President
Tx..x-s ra.p~.x sec--tary. llflu
~ EDWARDS LESTER, American Consul At &c
y. nOs requests al his fflsnds and 70
forward heir cofDfrznscafi. % hin through Herten
Coz. Express Wals- PREPAID CT hey VIII %. b for
49, of Tn
aIO0 OOn $4,000, or any sn0unt Of Treasury
SlUU,UUU, N0.---rae highest premium paid for
11 70 m ''''- THOMPSON. 81 Waist
THE SIX AND SEVEN PER CENT. certif-
80. n rdebtetness of he Enc railroad wsrLea by
10 J. THOMPSON, a WalsL
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k,eosrs and ohsrs d paricaley called 70 WslISS pslss
rxht and ion screw Bsdssssd which drew The pfseiuD
a. The sis Fair Of The American insteu's
Od Rsds rsooyuaed. Cots wholesale and retail In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20

NR. EDITOR. The lamps in Eleventh 81. need
attending To- The lnieriorliy OF the oil and the mser
abe condition parts Of the walk require that some
thing be done preserve Us from danger and accidents
Anoher great nuisance IL the humber Of iouriooted
animals termed ho-s-which allowed 10 run IN pub
lie m owners viii not secure their property cannot
como means be devised nd Us Of these animals FOR
certsiny IL rejects credit upon the Common Council
>, nass these things unnoaced Passing Abingdon plsce
vss,erdav observed seven Of these bru,ss within the
iron railing WI not our City Fathers see 70 ms
Yours, &c. K l.
We 70 for all possible improvement in the lamps be
Bevps tia, too much light Is no, to be feared either
in things material or intellectual bat for interfering
with the long established privileges Of the hogs we VII
have nothing TO do with H. Instead %. shutting them up
we should recommend the procuring OF several adj
tonsl droves for the exclusive BENEFIT OF the sree-
They are the scavensers OF the City without them the
street. would be inioersble Until the City Is able TO
institute proper regulations about the dePostns OF ath
In the streets and TO have IL properly removed the sup
nnession of the swine would be vast public injury
Tsk NKw AIMS HoUsk BUILDISGs.-The new
Aims House Buildings Blsekwells Island are rspid
" approaching completion They consist OF I've AZ e
distinct buildings between which stands the cAae an1
two Kitchens The commanding position and eeneI@
OF the establishment seems 70 Re AFTER the
most approved plan. The two principal oui1dng' are
three stories high and either side are Gee tosr
letting out from the main body which are devoed %
store cases and water closets Owing 70 THIS AiAnse
ueni tae rooms are all srge and extend ennley 49,.
the building thereby ahording al the vent Anon thAi
could De desired The cost OF this establishment . not
lar from one thousand dollars and when we rrmenDef'
ed this tact we were surprised % have nnmai11 tna
the walls thereof had been most esreessy ereeied-
This information made ne particular N oer own
IL ~ - ma =
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ME ~ III RnsT FaNILY MEDICINE Il Dr.


- a. milk which il resembles IN color IL mixes neeiy
with water milk, Or any Otner liquid
pr.nar-t cnly b. z n. SANDS NJ ID. md sod Al Ia
Third ayeaus add Jsmesst Each ABEL Las wft.sn 90
u II sands, NJ D. Who.esa,e sgenis A b. D ssnds
T11ron eo-r-r N william sod By D. Ssnds Co Ess
Broacwsg corner Msrxetsl II. Johnson. Broadway co,
chanber.-sL Gu,ou, SoSsry. cor of.nd 81 J L Cod
tlnzton, Hudson corner spring Dupay, ofysassy 90,
n La
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MVHE oHoF lot saI0 NJ theF manu- 1ctufy
HWnI and warsfoom. SOL Blseekersl an sssost
ument of rosewood and mahogany Piano
Foss VI finely carved Gothic and modern Pssian styles
Thesc Pianos for mechanical construction, exeelsucy
workmanship and chness Of tone cannot DO supposed
and where the purchaser has any doubts they will be 90
up and any reasonable length OF time allowed 10 sasfy
him. This being feature In the business, Il 10 I'm
portrait 10 tho purchaser the make 10 full Of traps, well
calculated 10 catch tho inexperienced irresponsible va
ranty with each Instrument Reference soma Of W
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BOARDING. anh SotelS.

DOARD-with rooms furnished n required, for seosis
Omen and their wives, single gentlemen. may be %
tanned by applying at n North Morsst near vsftck
16ftws
DOARDING-A gentleman and his wife and two o
ID thrce single gentlemen can bs Accommodated with
board at IS Fultonst 1876
DOARD WANTED by lady and daughter IN . Phi
Ovals family. References 10 be exchanged. Addrees
r. Box 2lsr Poet Once NIlw-
1.-TWO GENTLEMEN can he accommodated Win
single and board al 70 Chsmbessst oppo,,s "
PARK Iu ~
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THE ak AND sEyEs PER CENT. cefuf-
800 ri fudebte1ness q he Enc Railroad wsrle1 BY
iru J. THOMPSON q WallsL
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RHEUMATISM.

More than thousand csses OF Chronic Rheumatism
have been cured by The Of Dr. Townsend SArsapsls
Nsw-Yosx. Dec. IA 1873.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20

III Rags Banes sad Belts which are sod a sz bfosd
way corner of Johnst ~ hall price, are coanterfe.o
oI.n L~rns 90 Lna The pubic andsfsisnf me matter
a. dsrs rot 90 H. for cannot dispnle hat ne sane MAJ
the.e hss Furnished hin for he past Tvs
Te@,s Rsmetassr The nsn price store, lsz Broadway
81 lmlsip
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and the rstail nsds bob 10 city and country, ere -
spsc1ully invita- 70 cell end examine he slbocst-
bore large and general assostmsot Of meas, boy9,
ladies' mssss sad chdrsns shoss Boots osites. tc be.
which Will be sold st The lowest pces, BY ne cess %
dozsn and furnish such sizes may ss required. .
~ B-Conssntiy hand. superior quality Of ladies'.
and childrens KID and French 9hoss 0sisss, he
OF our manufacture. which ere warranted.
HAssssS-At tho cams place maJ be found two double
Of Harness. entirely new, which w be sold 81 bsr
gain, or exchanged for lssaher.
f7f1wDztyHs eounar of 8uf.tns slio. N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20

r. The alarm OF FIRE last night about O'Clock
proceeded from the combustion Of some rubbish IN
shanty in Suffolk ST No loss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20

2LFOR SALE 81 The old stand No. Bar.
clay ct opposite the Aslof House, variety
81, a., and octave Plano Fofies, OF
jevery variety u pausrn. with ell The
modern improvements In rosewood and mahogany esses
JAnTg THOMPSON
dl63m La6s fslmsn RAndsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20

SALE OF PEws.-At a sale Of pews yesterday
afternoon at Rev. Dr. Phillips Church. in 9Th avenue
there only some forty individuals present and
they did MT seem TO care much about IL There were
only two pews sold one to Mr.. Cart for $500 and an
other Mir Beknap for 500 and then was concluded
that there was no great demand for them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20

n EDWARDS Lf-i = "A, A--oi lrAn Soas1A - w
-. nOs requests Al his nisnds and CORES loEden 70
forward h-r rorBrzn.caf. % bin through Herrten
Coz. Express WAll-s- FrsFsid, CT hey VIII DOT b for
uariel % IN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-17

MURDER OF 1t. CEoZET The STn INFANTRY.
"A letter dated Camorgo Feb. 9, says-We were
all thrown into utter confusion yesterday, by the sud-
den disappearance Of ID Lieut.. Alfred Crozct of the
9Th regiment Of Infantry. Parties were Immediately
sent all directions, and the most dgent search
made In the town and about the suburbs. This
morning his body found about two miles from the
town, horribly muilated, and it with great diff
fculty that he was recognized by his friends. 1t is
supposed that he went out to ride, and that he was
murdered and robbed by sumo of the numerous Ran
cheros, who infcst the surrounding country.