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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-01
To raise good Potatoes.

A farmer, writing to the editor of the
Ohio Cultivator, as to his method of rail-
sing Potatoes, says a.r
My object in writing, at this time, is
to give your my method of growing poia-
toes free from the rot. | have practiced
il Two seasons with entire success, and
have now six hundred bushels of fine Mer-
Ger potatoes inmy cellar, and all free from
the disease. .EtR
My method is, to plough the ground
late in the fall or ear y in the spring, har-
row it smoothly before planting time, then
haul out, say fifteen tons rotted manure,
spread it broadcast, then take two horses
and plough, and back up two full fur
rows, just meeting in the backing; leave
a strip foot wide, and back up two more;
and so continue till you have completed
the lot. Then turn about and split these
double burrows open with single furrow
then commence dropping potatoes, (pieces
OF cut potatoes containing at least four
eyes,) in the furrow, six inches apart
After the lot is dropped, take your horses
and plough, throw two good burrows,
Zone round Of the team TO throw,) just
meeting on the top; clearing the row OF
stones, clods, &C., then sow broadcast five
bushels of common salt over the ground
Immediately after planting cultivate po-
tatoes when in blossom.
When the crop is ready to gather, clear
the ground, and turn furrow from each
side of the row hoe down the ridge, then
harrow down the ground, pick up the
remaining potatoes, and the work is done
1t is apparent that by this process we ge
a broad, loose bed for the potatoes Il
grow in, also double depth of SOIL"
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-01
CAUTTON EXTRA
MIND. 7 NOTIFY THE PUBLIC

that NV only travelling 4gsnfs IN Inc New Ehg ana
states are NJ S. BURR and J. to- SEYj and, 10
guard the public against fraud, every local Agent WIN
he with certificate of agency, and all others
representing themselves my Agents commit public
fraud, .-
~ see ne,v PRINTED Circulars for 1850.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-01
For sale in Bath by A. G. Page and
DR.. j. NJ lthcWS. brunswick E. L. Catch

ell and : Cleaveland; Gardiner, G Atwood and
H White; Augusta. Dillingham; Tcomb ;
Camden, j III Easlbrook x Co and by dealers gener-
ally. w. Hyde x Son, Portland, General Agents for
Maine. .. Sm35
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16
rrentr with OREGON Indians.

We learn Yesterday at the Office ct the
Commissioner OF Indian Affairs that the COmm>-
Siopers appointed by the PreSiden, Of the United
states to treat with the Indians IN Oregon west oil
the Cascade mountains, for the purchase OF theT
lands have concluded a treaty with the Sahtalh
band of the CalaQoOya Tribe OF ln1lahs' oy "nSh
they cede TO the United States portion OF the WI
lamette valley, about eighty miles IN lehSth anu
about twenty in width. And they have likewise
concluded a treaty with the Twallat'y oand OF the
same tribe, including county about MY nlieS Ia
length and about twenty miles m width The lands
coded hy these treaties are among The most Valuable
III the Willamette valley. .,.-...
These Indians. without any exceptions, maAleS'eI
a fixed and settled determination not under any CIR
c,lmStanceS, or for any consideration, 10 remove
and they urged, among other reasons ior no1 u9ihs
so that their fathers had lived ana were o~IlSL IN
inns county that Il their native land ana tnhl
they wished to be buried by the graves OF ter an
cestors that they unacQualnIed with the couh'
Try east OF the Cascade mountains, ana W,eie l--
n6rant Of The means of procuring livelihood III any
other than The IN which they now I'VE, ana mt
Il would be more humane and mercNul lot tho WINES
10 cxtermlnatc them 10 once than 10 drive them from
ms To the country east OF the Cascade mountains
A number of persons who are now reSldlhs "'Ah
the limits Of those reservation expressed entre W.
hngneSS TO have the Indians remaiR where they now
are. and their belief that the other settlers III 'o
uelghhorhood entertain similar feelings
The Commissioners explained 10 them the ai'"l-
tsgoS which would result 10 them nom I.l',ns
large portion OF the purchase money o. ther lanls
.tpuroprated for the establishment OF schools among
them and IN the procuring OF agricultural lmpIe-
mentS but thew wholly refused To have any portion
OF il expended IN educational purposes ana only tne
TwallaitV band consented 10 allow 4 sfa-l portion
10 be extended IN farming utensils .
4 large portion OF both OF those bands are ~ al
tunes hylng IN white families IN me capacity o, ser
wants and are rcurCScniod IS being very useful 10
ne white population of the country. II Is the opn-
ION of the Commission that the most feasible plans
ion the civilization and enlightenment o. the Indians
OF this county : 20 permit them 10 remain IN 'he
nc,ghhorbood OF the white settlements, AMI 70 oe
r,rnloyed IN the various industrial pursuits OF the
While men These In}lanS. unlike those on me eAs
si1e of the Rocky mountains, are not only whnhg
I, a,xouS 10 ADOPT the habits OF civilized life and
Tor Tins reason IL WIS stipulated 70 pay large portion
~ thor annuires IN clothing. Most OF them nave
,iy,ng money f6r their services and have tocra0ly
correct view OF It's value
The treaty has 10 be acted upon by the Senlte Of
the United States. Washington Republic lSIh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16
CUBA

Correspondence of The Tribune.
HAVANA. Saturday. Jl

HAVANA, Saturday, June T. 1851
The Sloop-of-war Albany, Capt Peatt,
arrived on the 4th inst, from Key-West and cruize
in The Gulf between the Coast Of Florida, tile banks
and shores of Cuba. There has been no sickness on
board save Of very mid type, since she was ID TINS
port CO.
The L. &. war steamer Vixen, Commandant Smith,
arrived from Norfolk in two days, the 81 INST AL
well The vessels of the squadron anchored togeth'
cr IN the upper part of the bay, have presented an
appearance that none need to be ashamed Of The
story from a high funcuonary, whispered IN the ear
OF the Commodore, that there was much sickness
In port and the city" has suddenly dlSpered the
home squadron"-the Commodore leading the way
in the Savannah There Is no sickness IN Havana or
IN the harbor but the was good one, ana TOOK
rs anticipated The Vixen remains 10 complete heI
Goals The Savannah sailed 5th for Pensacola, the
Albany and Decatur Yesterday morning for cruise,
the first West and 10 Pensacola, the second haSl
TO the islands 81. Thomas. 81. Domingo, through lhe
caribbean sea to Pensacola TO close her voyage All
well. 2 T. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16
Jrxxv LIND IN PHILADELPHIA.-Ih'

Phslade' piia Ledger Of this morning says
Jenny Lind's Concert last evening vas a-oe-ei -
traordlnarv crowd The audience began 70 DCI 90 t0
the Han as soon as Il was oPeheu' a. % bivs5s ~
H. EVENING Even al that early hour nuh1Ie1s a. %
PERSONS had assem5ledn front Of the Hal a. OUTSIDE
ttecsatorS me fact is the enthusiasm she mas ere
ated exists n stronger degree now man a. en{ -
~ III, D., tber concerts will be given IN TINS
CITY hv her 10 insure oyerdowlng houses
The Inquirer adds -.
The room was crowded IN every part, ana cli.ls
be dsy teEeis were sold al very CONSIDER ADi. a.
vance Indeed. as early as THURSDAY evening s ~
tIcLShi g each 50 being ne Ies'-a' ''''S' '-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16
LAW COURTS
Supreme Court. .s,ruRpll
u
Before Judge Edmonds. Mitchell, Edwards and King.
GENERAL TERN-DECIsI0Ns.

Before Judge Edmonds, Mitchell, Edwards. and King.
! GENERAL TLRN-DEcIsIONs.
/ Motions FIR neW trlG! granted, costs 10
Gbide the stsHf, ri=-Wm. Jones. Sheriff, 1t suit Of
Porter Ballard ThOs f. Taylor Ggf. David K
/ Harlow and Sanford Person S4cketts llaT5or Bank
/ agt Lewis County Bank
MonOns far nel7 trial denisf. urfh c7StS Wv n.
Neaklm agt u. NJ. & J. Anderson Farmers Loan
& Trust Co. agt Jonathan Child, Edward Stroud
/ agf Joseph Firth.
JUDGMENT bel0U reversed, and neW trial
araraec costs % a5ide the crenf. VI Peter r Brink
erh0f agt James Starklns Draper Devlln agt
William Jones, Sheriff William II Sharp agt Jas
per F Cropsey
JUDGMENT rercrSed, and pelo trial Glcqrd-
ea-Joseph c. Ashley, al SUI; Of he People.
judgment affirmed, viz Austin Sherman
agt Burr Wakemani Catherine Lynn and others ag't
Matthew Marshall Thayer, public administrator
agt Blanchard, executor and others Garret = NOR
agt Valentine Mott James CTulkshank agt John
Brewer receiver David R. Lee agt James G. Ben
nett Crook Powks agt II. W. 7 and II. Mali.
INDICTMENT reversed, ruth costs, viz: VIII
liam D. Thompson agt Augusiin yalarino, Mary R.
Stuart and others ag't Joseph Nissan
JUDGMENT reversed, rIthOW c0StS-JOhn
?. Van Rosseau ag't Frederick W Walker.
judgement affirmed, ruth costs.-Chafes
II. Carroll agt Daniel J. Carroll John {. Cheese
man agt. Charles A. Grifen
Judgment Of General Sessions affirmed,
VIZ James H. Harris ads the People George y.
Niles ads. the People Thomas d. Darcy ads the
People.
JUDGMENT Of General Sessions reversed,
VIZ Claudius Dord ads. the People.
Motion TO set aside Report Of Referees
denied, viz Kennys & Sampson sgt. Richards &
Fearing, with costs Buckley & Chsfln ". Ding
man, BOdlne and others with costs.
Notion 10 set ASIDE Report granted, viz
Margaret Brick and others agt James Stone, costs
10 ablCe the event.
ALSO THE FOLLOWING
Delaplalne & Cartor ads. W. {. II. Wadtell-De-
murrer Oyerrulod, with liberty TO amend on pay
ment Of costs.
John Robinson VS. VIM. West-Judgmen
of Superior Court Overruled with costs to this Court
and N the Court below
Hester Marsh aCt John S. Burgh0rdt.
Motion to amend oil of exceptions denied, with
costs
Elizabeth Hone agt William Kent dn9
costs, ard decree to be entered that the net pro
ceeds Of the sixth edition Of the Commentaries pass
under the 9Th clause of the testatOr's Will.
Benz. Perine agt. Joseph StUGrts Ad-
observation-disclosures Of Surrogate affirmed, with
costs.
James Mason agt Mary Jones and others.
Decree Of Vice Chancellor affirmed as regards al
disona parties and cause to stand over for that pur
pose.
James W. Baker agt. Andre,O Russell and
othtrS.-- Order of special term modified.
e. B. Lamar agt. Jas. HGmIltOn.-Or-
der affirmed with costs
Thomas l.. Walls and others agt Isaac
Gibson and othcrs.-Moton to strike clause from cal
cpdaT denied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16
By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune
WashinRton News.

WASHINGTON. Satur iay. June IA.
The PoStmaster-G eneral publishes a lengthy table.
showing the new rates OF postage upon letters and
newspapers TO all foreign countries
The cargo Of the brig CEace from Mayaguez, was
sold at auction yesterday, al Georgetown. The
Sugars brought S. IS a6 So and The Noasses at 35
3oc There Is "A great demand for coasting vessels At
Alexandra. and freghtS are LIBERAL say 10 New-YOrk
81 y tun.
Hon. Rcvcrdy Johnson is now concluding mas
terly argument IN the Circuit Court in the Koscusko
case.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16
DID WAsHINGTON MONrMENT

Mr.. EDITOR: Believing that the friends
Of the cause in this city and elsewhere, would be
pleased 70 know what progress have made IN col.
lectng funds for the Washington National Monu-
ment send you the following statement
commenced collecting on the 18th day Of May and
have la5Ored faithfully from that time the present.
and have obtained $3.50 ! have canvassed South and
Front streets from the Battery the dock Pearlst
It's whole length and am now engaged on Wa.er-st..
a considerable portion Of which has been canFasSei.
j have obtained a considerable part OF the amount
collected from other parts Of the CITY.
Yours respectfully. DANIEL DOUGLASS, Agt.
NcE York. Jpgs II, 1851
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16
REMOVA

DEMOVAL.-J. SMITH DODGE,
q DENTIST, has removed from No. y % No y BOND
81 New York "a few doors further Fast from Broadway
HIS partnership with Dr. l. Plrmele M lsungton Ciy,
being dissolved by limitation he VIII M future de
vof ms time entirely 90 MS New York ONCE ~ Bondst
where he will be pleased see his southern friends AMER
twenty wears faithful application 10 DENTISTRY m All
ts various branches he fully convinced that when can
be- used land IN % may his DOUBLE CfLlNDEh
il ne hest fastening for Arthcrl Teeth r5m
one IA fun setand that many good sets, that are now
looSe and useless mastcatgn, may he made Dfh anu
cen Portable for the small sum Of hyo dollars
ulv2l lmMW&F
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16

Sohctrt was, perhaps take ii all n al the most de-
1lghuui ever given by the far Swedc IN this city
ne regular receipts therefore, must have been
$500, while the irregular in the vav of 1rcmiums
IoI ucEets 10 those who bought speculation, couli
10Y nave been less than 200os1 thai me actual sum
s - ~ l'5cO persons IN the neghborhOOi OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16
INSUR ANCE.
DEOPLE'S FIRE INSURANCE. co.

DEOPLE'S FIRE INSURANCE co. ,
u Of the CITY II New-Y TX OSce lrs Cand-s;. tIeo-
Pies Bank Holding BgildlnsS Mechaniise
Household Furniture Vessels p0Ft and tAeu caryccS
&C asanSt l,s damage ~ Vine the favorable
terms All losses promptly adjusted and paid
DIRECTORS
Jeremiah Terhell Gideon De Ansplis Charles Persoa
FREEMAN Campbell James = RrouWcr WA NJ WliS1n.
John " LOWS. r q stokes Abraham Iegsett
John Z YeVertOn lothian [ Neeker Matthias CLARK.
HenrvS TERRELL. VIM n Corning, Thomas Williams
David u Crane, solomon Banta. Edward 2. Ciark.
John Mace, Charles Crane Mortimer Brown.
George NonrgS George Warner. Robt 4 Noorhiss
Coru's stephens, Christopher GwysrP Boncst0el.
SIMON Shrf'er William Rnck Alfred Rarmgre,
kdward Ne.Son, John Noneypenny Chas h Mclntgre,
q X Huhhsl Geo Cragin.
JEREMIAH rERBET.I. President.
MOSyS G. LRoyARp, Secretary. uiy2l imNiWSf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16

CoPpER.-The propeller Peninsula ar
rivcd here Yesterday from The Upper Lakes bringing
s. tuns Of copper to be re-shpped for Pittsburgh 1t
contains 50 4 cent. Eleven pns of the lot were Ia
ken from the Adventure Nine" being the hrst
shirment for the season. The remaining tuns were
taken from the " Cliff Mine" lCleye Plain 10Th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16
CITY ITEMS.

~ The u s. Mail steamship Washing
ton, Capt Floyd, sailed Saturday st noon for South
amptOn and Bremen, having on board about 10 pas
sengers, among whom were Prof f RoBivsoS, and
and Prof H. p. Japan, Of this city with their fam-
lies, and G. G. BAKER, ESQ, T. s. Consul at Genoa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16

The FLoOD-ShH Coming The heo-
b., U,spafrh of The ad inst saws " The uver AZ this
Mace Yesterday was fifteen feet and quarter ABOVE
low water marx and rose ten inches as1 night IL :
now thirty-nine inches higher than IN the great
lood Of 1874 II Is SaId that rise OF three ee' ulOt
- IN he vav from above The prospect is truly
alarming. Immense damage to property IS reported
from both above and below. Even the wool ior we
Steamboats, IS said TO be nearly al hoated on rom 'Ae
banks Of the river
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16
EROCERS' FIRE INSURANCE CO.

~ No 81 Wau-st corner ~ pearl-st.
CAPITAL 100000.
tt election held tins day the following gentlemaa
chosen Directors Of this Company for the ensuing
Saspson Moore. Moses Taylor, George Elder,
Benz sherman Marshall Pepo,n. Francis Skiddy,
Peter Martin. AloNaR'r HGrsnt, ChSs Bnrkhaltet.
Rufus Story. Asa Porter. James II. Mlison
Henry Edey, Isaac c Taylor, William X Foster
Al subsequent meeting ~ the Board, SAMPSON
MOORE Esq. unanimously reelected President u
the Company J MILTON SMITH. Secretary.
Ncw-I0rN. Esh ,. 1881
B-lhs Company continues % insure Buildings. Mcs-
ehandise Household Furniture. Vessels m Port sc. N
pad 6fh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16
Court of Common Pleas.

Court of Common SATURDAY. June a.
Mulock agt Burgess, Stringer & CO.
For alleged misuse Of building by heavy storage Of
books and paper, already referred to-Vsrdlct for
Defendants
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16
THE IRVING INsTITUTE-Ivo,'S
DRY GOODS, sc.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY Is presented
10 the buyers Of Dry Ods. the following
NEST from THE BOwERY SAVINGS STORE. 10
Bower
On the first day Of June. bang the commencement II
Sumner the propuetors u this Institution, accordance
with their custom have reduced the Prices Of al The bal
ance II their SPRING Goods, ~ ready sale,
thus aordpE the purchaser eNtraosdaAy Inducements to
purchase We are Offering
BAregs Delaiass d and 2s sdfOrmer price IS
French Bareges 1t 2s 6d.-ormer puce IS 81. 70 Is
Elegant Deisinss at Is 20 Is 81 do. > to 3s
Tru,ch Jaconsts ut Is 81. d.. 2s 81 TO IS.
PRINTED lawns ats DO Is 81 % y.
AMI all Drsss Goods. whether Of SILK Cotton Linen,
Wool At corresponding reductions
II stangethst these thinSs De DONE hut
have established tins principle. and found Il 70
work advantage and the Of patrons CIV
ing notonesy establishment. a. the max
ing for the influx Of goods adapted 70 the coming
presume thai 1t will not appear strange nor IN
OUR srocx or DOMESTIC GOODS
is unrvalled the UuIed states and every article
ING direct from the manufacturers. afford to sell
at retail as low the commission merchant vi at whole
sale
GOODS FoR BOYS CLOTHING
sdsIted to all seasons and always large
DRArERY NUsLINS AND LACE DRAPSRIEs,
the richest assortment have exhibited have
ON hsnd and far below the ruling market prices
CRAZE sHAwLs SILKS. HOUSEHOLD GOODS, FLANNEGs &C..
10 great vsuety. at wholesale md rc.al
To COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND HEADS or FANIIss.-
Whenever ~ buy large bin. allow tho sale 70 be
made Al wholesale prices which below any lobbers
II the United States and establishment is OF more
practical heneft than Of the public institutions Of the
day Aud desire "a. that may Dee universally acSuowl
edced and further that the most avoute and popular
sort IT all CLASSES Will be
The BOWERY SAVINGS STORE. I26 Bowcrv.
Wv GlILEY) Propnetos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16

n TuLKY IS our Agent for the sale Of X iT0a's
u ASwIcIt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16
MON MUTUAL INSURANCE

q Y MUTUAL INSUNAINO Ia
u COMPANY. Office g Wall-st, opposite Hanover
a. Cnp,tal and Assets s6e0 SOC assurances Marine.
Inland Navigation and Flre hsks
TRUsTEEs
Moses Taylor Peter King, James W E2well.
y s Lsihrop, J Symington, N W Merrill
Horace h Claim, n /. Routh Sidney Green,
John = Nesmith Lewis u IOder, j n JonstOn.
Paul Spohord, II II Munsoll J IL Dickinson.
Chas { Hatch, Valentine knby, Eugene Dutilb.
l. n Brigham, Andrew Stout, q. Thompson,
L n Gibson, T. Collins Henry Holt
y ] Anderson, A Hargous, David II. Turner.
s d Batc0ck Lambert Suydam. A Robertson.
II Wolfe, X X Graves, John Van Nest,
James ID Fish, & = Dambmann, " A keteltts,
T. A Osbchs NJ Livingston, Elias II Brown,
Richard Bell, III Brewer, George Darby.
JOHN FALCONER, President.
john S 1APPsN, Vice President
FERDINAND SrA0G, Secretary.
NB-PaTtiCulaT attention N called 10 the fact shat kls
Company continues 10 insure buildings, Merchandise,
Household Furniture Vessels m PO Ac against loss %
damage by Ere and divide she profits this css Of bus
Eoss the same o the Marine premiums.
my2g 3mMW&F
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ASS1CAT .nd MATHEMATICAL
DDTCATTON-A Gentleman. graduate
19R 0TTVFP b GOLDTMITH, will

w meDee has Brooklyn Writing Glasses az Courts,
= 49, ~ INST LADIES' Class Will meet Al r n
efer5 AZ Il o'clock n Terms 50 for ten u s. LlI
tveriv Lessons including Stationary AP2caoa WI s e
ysi Sr4rir5 the dav and evening AZ the Academy -
,a,,T :. : Cs.-s - s.a.ea 49, 49,. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16

\ LIFE INSURANCE GO Office No los Broadway.
Branch ONCE l3l Rowc-y. Brpome- st-CASH CAPl-
TAI Slrueo besides the accumulation II large business
Tbs Company cond cted en the mutual prncple, and
the will back cghthS ot all the profits
PoIl issued fnr more or tar life Por
their lives for ther benefit the ben
cit II their husbands wives parents and children cred
orS may insure the lives o their debtors Policies viii
also ho granted PAYABLE AFTER DEATH upon the party
uvng At a specified sge, al HIS discretion
Persons insured and ~ cross the Atlantic
Ocean Erst class vessels without extra charge At
Of the year ana BY paving additional charge mp
countries lying beyond the limits OF the Policy
Interest VIII be paid on the profits whereby the tsnty
premium reduced each year after tho FIRST three.
OFFICERS
ALONZO A ALVORD. President
G Y WENPLE, Secretary
ABRAN DUBOIS, NJ u Medical Examiner NJ the ehce
from to p NJ. daily
WILLARD PARKrR VI ID Consulting Ph ys,can
RkYNoLDS n WAY SCHAICK. Attorneys and Counsel
BOARD % DlgECrORs
e Ringsand a. s wosslhun NJ Van sehaiok.
+ ID Morgan, Geo ID Phelps, Enoch Dean, . .
r. j Brown, Jas Van NoTden Nath q Bradford.
ID nurtnott, LOWS II loder, Silss & Herring.
ID Austin Muir ID Henry lfaight John \ Williams,
N PHELPS John Brown, n. Anderson.
n Haght 4 HouIck, Eloaxar ParTnly,
John y Ware James L BALDWIN, Denton Pearsol,
A Alrora John Harris, John A MERRITT.
Henry Stokes David \ Mills, Jr George webb,
VIM j Valentine, George Hastings, WIN. Strong
illam Burgher, David Austen,
ie9u "EMfLE, secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16

VNHE PEOPLES COAL YARD, 2Ol

Il Bowery-The undersigned IS now prepared 10 deliver
u any part If the city from the above place superior
article Of Peach Orchard red ASH COAL ESg and soys
SIZE screened handsome order, Al the low rate o = 70
per TIM. p cents less from boat JOHN bhEAhEi
et ims
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16

SENATE ALBANY. Saturday, June a.
FAVORABLE REPORTS On BILLS RELATIVE 70 NETWORK