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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17

SUPPOSED MURDER IN SALEM-The Snem Gd'
st says that the body OF Jsmes Curren whose dsap.
rearance was noticed day two since, has been found
in old well belonging 10 the distlery which formerly
stood on Norh-st Attention attracted to the spotby
the fact hole had been cut In the Ice CHE water be-
ing nearly at the surface An inquest was held on the
body, and the verdict OF the jury was as follows Ihat
James Curren TO his death by drowning In the well
csern In the The old distleryhonse IN Northst
having carried there by violence Of person or per-
soma 10 the Jurors unknown.
ERoZES-A man named Patrick o Conner was
discovered yesterday morning, by the Saxonvle down
train lying by the side OF the branch OF that road to all
appearances dead The train was stopped and the man
taken In, when II ascersned that his legs and arms
badly frozen, bat that he was sll alive He was
taken TO Natck and put under the care OF Physician
but died In a short time after his arrival Bos. Trav.
FIRE AT MoBILE.-The cotton pickery OF Mr.
John Holland, Of Joachim and Lpscomb SITS Mo-
bile, destroyed by fire the It'll inst and between
ni,y and sixty bales OF cotton were consumed. The en-
tire loss is estimated at about $4,000. There is no doubt
that this fire originated in spontaneous combuston-a
cause imagine, OF the destruction Of more property
than 10 generally attributed to IT,
Hos. Mr. RNEs-We learn that the Committee
io the Buens Vista Festival have received an admirable
letter from Hon. ". c. Riyes Of Virginia. the former
Minister TO the Court Of ST. Cloud In which he takes
ground In favor OF the nomination Of Gen. Taylor iof the
Presidency and speaks Of the old Hero In terms Of the
highest eulogy. lPhna. Inquirer.
~ The following extract from letter from a
young Officer OF the Virginia Regiment copied from the
Richmond Republicans: There has also been ordered
Court Martial to sit at Satlo the lith January, for
the TRIAL Of Col Payne, OF the North Carolina Regiment
for ths dismissal Of Leus Pendar and Singleary for
alleged participation In what Col. z. termed many
and also for the purpose OF ascertanng the cause OF h
dismissal Of private from the same regiment and Of pr
vAe Thomas King Of Capt Carringons company without
trial. 1t will DO fecoeeted that the leutehauts were re
stored. by the President TO their offices In the regiment
and the Court Martial Is the consequence
- A horse belonging to a Mr.. White, OF Bal
unlcre made leap Charl,sowD, Va few DAYS siuce
which is close akin TO the famous leap made by Putnam
horse In revolutionary times. Running Of from right
encounteeds mi-raee IL feet in DEPTH which he attempt
ed TO leap 10 feet from its edge bat striking the oppost
bank with his head. dislocaed his neck fell back and eN
PRED The distance he jumped is said 70 be twenty sy
feet.
e. Since lS35 the Assessors valuation OF prC
porty in New-Haven has increased from SiSiS.l41 {
s6eo2 $50, and the number OF buildings rom 1853 10 29
fY- Ii is ssiithat the Grand Jury have presente
the Albany water Works Co. for supplying that city wi;
imruEs water.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17
COuGHS COLDS.

4 Nd DISEASES OF TaE LUSGs. sosssrT ,~n Wild
AcHEzEY c0ren cANpy put % DO ps-kagss Of ~ snd
D EACH fre form q -onsofl--i drops. very
rassslt ana -I crs' remedy f1r th- cure o. Coughs
Sore Throat SGT a diseases Of the LunEf also Ia er
Ten i've uss r clearing the voice II - fts taxing the
place ~ AZ nher csnries- 10 ~ MT guiJ cr-ctua but
pleasant o The tlst- The reputation Of no rE-eicns IL
sasr-rff of its cci-ncF. pa genuine, call .aT Wa
Bowie il1si-t aai Wli Cherry Cs-ty III he .ofia
frt rl.r-
Pes. -af md f.t lib WW BROWN ri Wa.rinrt 1u.
b....a For fte ~ A b. g. ID sASDs. D-urr.si.. fri
Las. Broadway, Ns~.Yor. lgi N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17
rrAsTINGSs COMPOUND


MOT ONLY 4 POSITIVE But \ WARRANTED
INQUIRE ior consumption and al diseases Of thc lungs
This medicine has decided the dispute about The elr.b
iiy Of consumption ana satisfied the medical sculty aud
At h0 have usei o. tbs. consum pton and all affections
Of the ung only De cured but thar they ere - easily
and simply cured, almost sny Of the disorders ~
which the human fame liable. The ore stioas " 8
single bottle which costs Is SUIT cieutf0 satisfy
tentf not sogether too far so1s pith the disease
this fact and single dose gives evidence Of is
fs0Idirary influence n arresng and sradicatrs TIE
lady By the immediate relief which u lrords Thlsis no
qusck or secret remedy Dr. Hastings 10 dscover-r, l.
one Of the most erinset cians ot tne age aud has
made fall disclosure ci lts history aud A It's CON, 1-
paris the word, shias o. lcur lie response
bhty OF eonhning 90 himself i5r me saie 81 prc u
hch calculated On 90 ID ruversai Ecod Ana su-i
London Lancet Nedissl Times ato tire most eminent
physicians Of both hemisphere are anEocy calling pr
sufferers % have immediate recourse 70 Do and Proc an-
Ing that q al known medicine IL alcue tas positively
tabshed 10 efficacy BY urdeniabls Proofs Of suflns con
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
From she surisy Atlas OF Jau. i6 1888
We wou call the e1tion o' readers i1 he ad-
yertiseueut O. Hastn gss Conrouad syr9P q Nstihs
qusck bus rsnks ~ TIE t-s phy-iius Of rnsAnt
lie also 20 Tire head oi fs beah-im s free Dispense
~ Having lac most other P.ysicals ni hi attention
dia9ato lie deaths Ir1nsry
complaints be devoted hs ltten % 20 O. sew
sgsi years. ard the fssu aas s confcLoa hai napis
IS media sseui pa -1nsia ion- surpassed eny 9l-i
remedy known Tie taclt5 IT, ls sl-cr been ls-l y. M
ihe ssasf by nearly a. ui tie hrs- physicians az
Ens.zra, sra AL ws isru from tie American SCENT lur
hlrrs0ul % . being Introduced extensively ll -.f
hospitals sus n ne r se praeies q maj 'sts O.
bled With pulmonary complaints o. Try fnEs bottle
which Mi prove IS sff ,acy
Froui he West-ro Fsllsti-la Of Dec s. 1917
We were much ,lssd The ether 6ay by visit from
Acquaintance waom be las saw lev Esekssince con-
fined 20 his bed b. severe complaint u the .unxs tie
almost perfect health a. Pc assured u.s. nat tal.
surprising change had been produced By bottles o
Hss'iuzss Com pound Syrup Of SsphiA-
he United states, A.. HARRISON.
ST lme0dDNW ii7 G-rsn~1ca r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17
LEGAL NOTICES.

DY ORDER u hon. ThomasJ Oakley, one q he jus
ID aces 81 the Superior COu1 Of The Cry rev q no
ice hereby given pursuant the provisions Of he statute
authorizing attachments against apscOnding cOnccAi-1
or nOnrescen debtors, that attachment hss Issued
s.ainst Tue estate u ANTONIO D. AfCIEnlsl, non
fer Of ibis State and hat The same Will De sod Tor mo
parmen Of bis delta unless he appear and cschsge 4ich
Attachment according 10 law within zine months from ne
mat publication fms notice and Ihsi The payment ~ ty
deb due him by residents Of his SaIe snd the delivery
h f1r his Use " any properly ~hin THIS STATE pc
n 10 him and The transfer of sny such property ~
hn are forbidden by aw, and d.Daet tho seven
tse1th day " MAJ l5fT. CHS. h. KESDRiCk,
Attorney FOR Attaching Creditor,
ieZi isw1m 81 Wslsi y. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17

GOAL REDUCED TO SUMMER PRICEs-Peach
N0rchard aud Lehigh sll sizes. Apply To
~ 4. STOKES DlCKERSON, l0I Anthony'st.
GOtI-Peach Orchard, Red Ash, all under cover and
re- creeued and delivered 10 party OF the city,
from ny yards j5 Bowery and corner lianmetsey aud
bedford .s Large Nut - %, Stove Egg and Brokeo'
- -: Chestnut. - Is.
Also Lehigh Liverpool Cumberland Sc; - cents le's
to dealers and Others csTls JACOb "EEhS' J"'
3f3m'
QUAIL, Chestnut. 81 81 Stove Coa............S6 On
- Small Nut......... 90 Egg do . oD
Targs Nut ..... > 80 Broken do ............ , =
Dry under cover and the hest quality Peach Orchard,
double screened sud delivered. Yard 5Ni Washington s.
near Spring s. ~ lui
rOAL--5 - AT REDUCED PRICES l am sell
y ug the best Peach Orchard red ash small Stove Coal
= % eIee Stove Egg Broken - So doubly screened
and delivered -ny part Of the city from my yard aod
= cents less when taken from the boats Also Pea Coal
for sale. WILLIAM mEHLfhy
n I'm n King ct. between Nsries and Hudson.
Ga COAL COALl-All under Coyer-Pesch
,DD Orchard red ash. Of all sizes also, Lehigb and
White ash schuylk Coal, II very superior qUsty, re-
screened 10 yard and delivered At low prices Nut .z-
warranted not 10 clinser az = per ton from SIMPSONS
Yards u rhOmpsOn.s Spnng.st. and Christopher
a. Greenwich aud Jefferson Market n lm'
GOAL At REDUCED PRICES 4 am now sell
" the beet Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal screened from
the yard and delivered at 8 % for the ali size Nut
Stove Egg, Broken and % cents less from the boats
PETER CLINTON
d3o 2n' corner Of King aud Greenwich ats
CoAL.--lo0 tors FIRST qu.rty Liverpool .ao., aud
y Tor sale BY JOSEPH kchURkAY,
az <0rper 81 Pine and 2psts sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17
MARINE JOURN AL.
PORT OF NrW-yORR.

Arrived-sfig Esss. GRAHAM. Philaaelphis snd the
Bfeskwater, 5 de. eofn meal. 10 order
sehr Eieott Cole Baltimore, ds, udse, to johnson
Lowd,n.
sehr Monexums Sweet, TAngcS, Va, oysie bound to
Fsifhavsa.
sehr Manchester, Tsts. Richmond, mdse. to Allen
PextOn -,
sshl Ellen ssjswies, Bsssion, PhiladePhis DE- ud's'
10 OTder
sehr John spsaVId, Virginia, ds, pine wood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17

Amaikstle cures Of
PILES,
torpidty Of tie towels, constp.on liver couPiani ul-
csfstioa Il the stomach, bocls kidneys and osdd-r.
no Of blood 70 the head, chronic eys-ufery ald al IT,
farnuatogy dissases Il the bowels ana sc.-h -rs max
log use q and pfescritinF
DR. UPHAMS VEGETABLE ELECTUARY.
Il i the best msdicns discovered entirely veseta.
BILE and superior suT other c4tlsc rhJsc, and
especially Tor those sui e.i 10 Piles
THOUSANDS WILL TESTIFY.
itsau internal remedy. sad maJ - used 10 al csse.
aud under I'll sfcgrstancas With psIec saieiy enc ll
confdeuc- e permanent q PIES either ol9e1lr
hlfu4 r~f int
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17
mESmERISm.

CLAIRvOYANCE AND MAGNETISM spilled to The
Sdiscovery srd clIe cf ail diseases ~ Dr. . hsJe.
and the great clsirvoysnt formerly Of Dr. Brown, 10
Chsmtersst has removed to lil Sprit Get. retr@en
takes this method 70 inform lie public that be will Do The
h-. hat Is ia his soEer any thai will favor him with
7f1.s Dr 4, HAYES Ne~.York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17
hRoTUTECTURAL.

STORE FRONTS c.
'TRiMBLE Z CHERRY, Areh'ses, respectfully in
1 fgfn the ha ding public that they tie nov prepared
IA .ritnsl iesiF1s "a fronts private "a ifcsf
J. svttrrs plans sections. spsolcatons &c IN as
is1se ih the wishes u lns proprietor. ~ Bfoad.
NAY % i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17

'l'0OTHtCUE, T0OTHACHE,,--CiiLO
l FORM COMPOUND-A new AGA etscruh ersdT &C.
ir-dis'. cure 0 he t1othsc's ID can ross harm
O. fhs .1u1d tse snd u PERFECTLY simple ts 4rlc.-
ton None un signed By ihr pfoprietcr. ~
FEOMN. q Wasafneta-. oarre4 Cf tIr.-sf III son --
For sale ~ a. a SANDS D.1Fla,f i0o fst.n-sl
e0.asl Of William, Hsw-YoEk l1i In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17

nVBJIC NOTICE u hereby given that petition
nas been presented the Bosld OF Assistant Aldermen
70 have the grade Of Fraukostreet AZ the ntees'n OF
Wiism-street raised I've feet All persons Interested ln
s above proposition having objections % the same are
requested 20 present them writing O. The underNsnet
AZ ne cice No Hall vi Necurds before the -2i
day N F.brusry fr4- MARTIN =. THOMPSON
Street Commiss0ner.
Street Commirsonefs Office, February 10, 1913. no
NOTICE TO ELWRIGHTs.-Seale pro-
posas will BE- received b. the subscriber Il h- 0hce
unit tie l5th ns- ~. for making Hook and Lad
der Tuck Specifications for te same be
above CORNs. v ANDERSON, Chief Ensiueer,
sf II Flixsleti-sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17

IT, NUPICE-Oa and after December 10
zsssrsssf.--i. 81, the steamer STATEN ISLANDER
will Is follows
L,aus Stafen saad-5t sld lO,A.Mi y. NJ 2And NJ.
L,ass Nsn YORK. and II, 81: I, . and 3, p. A. dIe
80 DRAFTS ON THE NATIONAL BANK
6,.l~N OF IRELAND and brsnehes-Persons Sssh-
10 remit money 10 any part Of Ireland can
procure drafts Of the Subscribers for any from a
upward payable at sight and drawn direct the Ma
Ons Bank Of Ireland Dublin or eEy Of ils numerous
brsnches thron ghout Ireland Also sight drafts payable
nfog ghOut Great Britain always D. obtained On ap-
f.calion 70 W. 4 J. T. TAPsCOlr, 20 southst
"a NEW LINROF PACKET % and rom LIZ
Orr srpOolThe 81 sndit new last sal ~ and iaF0fIs
-&zs< packet ship CONSTITUTION, l,gO tons burden,
Capt Jn0 BrttoB, Will sail from ss" 'iN % 'leboA,'
feb II from Liverpool 9Th April fef.ons eo'gt 70
embark The old country O. those Nlsnns - sean of
lneir friends cana0. o. better thin - se1l WIS t-n
ysn-acs. vel Known, are very superior 10 any other
uackst Early application should h made 20
l6f ". Al. y TAPsCOTr " south-sL
-i-..P PASSAGE TO AND FROM LIVERPOOL, b.
xf<Ts ne New Lire u Pac.sts
.Sff2 QUEEN or THE WEST ROSCIUs
CONSTITUTION, SlDDONs,
LIVERPOOL, GARKICK
lOTTINOUER SHERIDAN
Tie masu fcent packstship CONSTITUTION
Loo tons bufden Capt John BItton. " sail Tor Liver
POOL 2st February, her regular day aud that po,
punctga btn April. The f.yOIie pscxeshlp GAkNICh
0 tons, Capt NJ. Z. Hunt will sail from Hewiork on
18th February, and from Liverpool Iih April, her regular
dsys Persons 10 the old country those wsh
n % send for their friends should Inspect The ships com
prsnz gh. line. they being al 1000 tons burden ano up
ward and hsyipg ACCOMMODATIONS uneq9aed fof inc eou.
Tort and convenience q pe's-Dssts To maze the He0S'
sary srrsneem-nt spp.ica IOn must be made TO- -,
". L. J. 7 TAPScOrT. % South 81. rev tots.
II Rss.nts Road, Liverpool.
P Sight sra0. On the National Bsns u Ireland y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17
TT. --.esllsssz1 .NtW;nonh ND NJ bhl ~
Es3 -5.n-Sh& PouT IEkvIs-W inter Arrans.


tucnfs .t, .,....,,,., ,h. A.
slent trains viii cuce each way, dAiY l7NeeF' saH
dsysl A. i0iosat al. ... -.
fotof D1ane-st 40 y O'Clock \. N.
Leave Port Jer,is AZ hi o'clock NJ
Leave Ousgilf a. 2 Middiefowu at n, bosheh ~ NC
Chester NJ o'clock s. NJ stopping caen I" ~ a. 'he 'e'e
al intermediate passenger sfations- ,
~ 30 packages, parcels, or Trunks i'N0'F. lr''iH
ass.re consist M OF clothing, not cNcctdins O osf VII
be- tAen IS the passenger boat OF trans unless ~ 'pes
.frsant and payment made ma sdFtnce, IA ~hcu csc
ths chsrrss viii be a. The discretion 81 the scent h1s
ee4ine double he published ght rates Apphesoa
in New. York must be made 10 Mr l. r. Clafsfon Agent
at the office TIE pier foot Of Duane 81 upon WINS. is
cei OF articles will ~ received on boNd me stahoVH ana
forwarded upon he passenger tram Inc SOnpsay W
he responsible for article whatever sent oy '' Psu
boat train uoless u be GUY feee PIE" lo' "
agent duly authorized excepting personal baggage ~nha
| Is put la charge OF he baggage masters ...
! fog FRElgAT Leave Nes-lOrk Al o'clock v W pei
| bargcs samuel MARSH Henry suydan, Jf and DunAit
J Leave Port Jeryis at o'clock An. .,-,-.,.,
Leave Ousyle at g, Mlddet0wn al ~ vo'hen " 'i
! .rd Chester 81 n An. .rn,
! wv7e IN Accommodation and mir Tfsin "
! - ". i lun ia connection Win thc siesihup'
rszs7sss~~1n@ which t0Ws the freight bafEss, snint
YORK AZ O'Clock Z NJ. and ordinarily arfltnF NIfi
mont 10 time for the tain a. start tom 10 Veoes W
! Port Jervi- and ala intermediate stations.
Leave Port Jerys at u NJ ousyilo :, mddlelo-n q
Goshen D. Chester So Turner'S T. Mous.y and siifs 81
Piermont AZ O'Clock, thence leaving FOG New fof,
comfortable steamboat soon as q max 10 pui on r"s
| and the barge = IA readiness. .. ,.
- Good borhs viii be provided On board us Voe' u
! cents,ahd meals at3.i csnts each
NIB Persons hayiDg articles lost damsso ot uhn-.s'
sariy DELAY are requested 10 communicate ths is ~
writing Immediately 10 y \ Post supt OF rtan'pons %
Office az Plermon For other Information Inquire OF We
seve Depot Agents. The supt Of riansPortaon ., a'
! uudetsisuec l8t IN H. L SEYMOUR, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17
Il. rys;s..es.szs3 noI ,,fhsr,S IL

-1--'a- FOR Albany Troy Piits =
Geld North Adams, WilliansfOwn, bennington hetlsno
Lebanon SPRINGS &C The steamer NIAGARA, 'eph, ,
J. Brooks Jr vii leave New-foIk fron the per 700, q
Market street daily, Sundays excepted, az - oclos'
A 81 fo, Bridgeport where passengers take the eis
giant and oOumodioas Of tho Housaionic hshfoA
an wing a. Albany at o'clock I. NJ
A bastsye.mssier will go through from city 10 city
Stages run in connection with ths ces 10 lee benpi
Old siockbrdse, Curtisyille Wnsted and norfolk Az"
TO Iitchfed, Woodbury., Danbuty and Bethel
Freight received at the depot, foot Of Market 81 h0u
O'Clock 4. a. until sunset n.
II A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17

/,UIoIOKoRu-TO PHYSICIANS AND DRUG
v SIS -Chnroforni, chemically pure, msnniselafe Cd
and for safe ~ b. lss4e ana retail, b. Il. b bREAkELL
x7s sixth-aYenae. u In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17

PoLIcE.-A young fellow calling himself John
Frank was arrested aud detained charge OF
having stolen quantity clothing worth $50 from VIM.
kind'nger, OF NO - Csroune-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17
RRonKLYN AFFAIRS.

SrEAMsHlrs--It is said that Mr.. Cunard will
hereafter bring his vessels Atlantic Dock in this city, in
consequence Of some disagreement with the authorities Of
Jersey City.
CHARTER COMMEMORATIVE Convention held
amee,ing last evening and took up the report of the
Committee City Corporations which had been accepted
hy the Committee OF the Whole. Amer adopting few
amendments Of minor importance the Convention went
into Committee OF the Whole but had arrived at nothing
at late hour, when our reporterleit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17
,NARECutNCL ~ Mllsmen or 0ardsneril-

~ ror sale 10 lease exchange Tor CITY properly
49, farm a. acres Of good isni Al Bushwck' j. J. Two
msfror Wiimshur-h ferry 2no feet from ne tnfnPke
gaf d, fhe road 10 New town The farm viii BE- sold 90
accounted terms or leased 10 good tenant of term
of wear. There IL on the farm good house large DWn
sufrsnt for 30 cows good orchard, the land In good
sste n AID fenced int small lots For par
deuis-s. inquire of GEO f. BUTLER, Tribune Bulls ings
-- s. 80 srrur. "A floor 81 linz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17
MILIIAMsRrKnn ATFAIRS.

BURGLARY N WILLi,NsBURGH.--The dwelling
house II Mr.. Henry c. Rowten, No 80 South Third -
barslarousy entered on Monday night aac robbed Of
= considerable quantity OF silver ware.
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~. 55s,,....5i,gsIPs,hE- no THE VIII M

La ss.s-BfSGHAu -FOUR DAY Llst'
w AND NETWORK AND WhktL
ING LINE-Tbe undersigned, during the susRsns'xl
anal navigation, siil receipt for goods from he~Io
20 Pittsburgh and Wheeling, at the lowest eensgs
,nd nh great tspatch az any other Lice W. ~,
an eient q cuubefsnd and Chanbersburg, who ~n -
tend % the loading Of goods in wagons each day upon WV
arrival Of the cars.
No charge made FOR commissions, dnysye, &c A..
Marx packages Binghsn's -Four Day-Lins, sn' wv
i2ftf WA TYSON. Agent 10 Wesi.'t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17

sc, FOR ~ALE-A valuable farm, o7 sctes, Railway,
9SS J. i. miles from Railroad Depot. Apple orchard
-~ aud fruit in abundance. Good house and onthud'
ings Will be sold on easy Apply 10 ID ALL, on
a., fn o. III lSeodo,sl J ROSSlrER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17
ry- INTERVIEWS in the City Of Brooklyn, f

Cg@ INTERVIEWS in the City OF Brooklyn, for
the week ending February IL, lsis Diseases -Apopexy
?; asthma ? ption 10; convuscns Group !;
debility deerium tremens dropsy IN the head ;
dropsy In the abdomen dentton cryspess 8; fever
/ puerperal fever scsrle, fever typhoid fever 8 !;
disease Of the heart Inflammation Of the brain 2; imam
nation Of the bowels Inflammation OF the lungs - In
ammaton Of the stomach ?; Inflammation Of the throat
mai0rmation !; marasmus 3 old age parsyss2 pre-
mature birth yariola 3 unknown 8; stllborn 3;
peurisy frozen / hemoptisis abseess osarum !.
Mses "A females 40 adults a. children jS-Tota 81.
Of whom 81 were from New-Nork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17

GENERAL SEssIoSs-At the opening of this
Court yesterday Patrick Cstn placed al the bar for
trial. on charge Of assasng officer Squires The Jury
found the prisoner guilty, and he IemaDded for
tence. jonathan BeNcroft placed at the bar for
trial on an indictment for assiutng Geo johnson. The
jay rendered 3 verdict OF guilty The prisoner
manded for sentence WIN. Haughsy then arraign-
ei on trial indictment Tor receiving stolen goods IN
having en- the 2sh OF October lstb purchased Of DAVID
Davoe 10000 cigars. valued al $3.50 knowing them 70
have been stolen. The case not decided when the
Court adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17
"a -pLENDlp rARlI IN Ns..JsI,s7 90 SOLE

NJ This valuable Farm OF 800 mansion house farm
49, houses and very extensive out bulldogs together
with GOOD saw-ml three good orchards with every Va
tey Of fruit together with 5000 peach trees ready 10 SCI
out and excellent arfsngements Tor sss uoot OK
N IL situated In BERGEN County. within three miles ~ the
Erie Railroad and one mile Of ihe Paterson depet nov
making the Ranap0 runs through H. Nc &c Fef tat re-
r,rticIlars srp, to HOLLY fAfsON.o fine-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17
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