davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03

chatharne had Just dFospei brig which she "a been
ana SAs eDdeayonnE to get q, Of another steam
eoHI wi tie ajax .51k the stern Of the cAalhanns, do
p ~ mt 'siS eorsiceTHlie injury Re
I'd be Part Of the defsuce Il said that tbs Ajax asT
loving Norwegian xats from Sandy HOOK ald leaving
per II ahT on f B-'tErv. IN the act ~ nauliug IN te
winch had been attached wh~n tn C,tharIne AMI
Stdtra erupped vessel they had towing; sal sis
eahsHe IN order q lst clear Of the Rsiord baskef
tsa y me Ajax which bsuie1 Ia and uua e - pre-
.tn ~ and that tie CAthaus and aet the a a1
IL 7'Nsqse DtTrGf ast Louisl s Bians-To So
t aAoont OF check The Brc4i~ay Bsu< PlNnti8 Ia
sonsIs AT landlord and In Possession Of part OF store
70 ost bTcsdTsy Defendant hT-d the premises fom 1T
bay To- Sic i M liner sod being d-srons Of having
1e oie AZ an earlier period b. ready for the
HE tDe >prng trade hired Ia F. brATy the portion
pee oy b'au r-'tey enterIsg into ssr--m-nt which
Coz alb 30 special Ne NJ ~ portion
eupeo ~ het and The NE Of nirug >sd NJ bsd under
NhAhts VINO b. f-sed would not rrsdilS yacste ms <
however took The lease took proceedings IA
beI s"n pan 10 the under tenants bt not
Veeess H. In the time she gsyehe check i question:
1u aeTward forbid It's being pai1 claiming thar not having
ne "hee 81 the miss the consd -ra'ion had izl d
ibe 'ouft ccnsdered hat the defendant TOOK ssoute
ssN under m tnow ledge Of all the difficulties attending
l,-enoavoree 10 enforce her nights her ns-, snd
ner. was No IA lure Of consideration. Judgment for plain
TIL $40 ard
COURT C4LENDAR.-U. s. DIsTRIcT
CoURT-7hi' Das-No. - to % SUPREME CoUsr CIR
cuII-Iohday-Noi SCI SIS 500 27 2i6 Sol, DO ST., S19
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03

slg5OUO
Ofthe whole amount about $4,000 was from New
York and the remainder from Boston and various parts
OF New England.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
ofthe Edgewortb Company held at Boston yesterday
report read from the Inyestg stng Committee sad
accepted but motion to print and distribute the
TO stockholders was negatiyed by stock vote. The
following gentlemen elected Directors for the
suing yesr, viz B l.. Allen, Edward Crehore, j. b.
wheeloci and G. G. Hubbard, Of Boston Henry Hop.
kips, and Geo A. Rollins of NewYork; j. l.. Moss of
Philadelphia
Money is becoming more easy at Boston
ct sat per cent
The following statement of the Treasu-
rer Of the United Sta will show the amount on de.
post and subject to draft in the several repositories OF
the United States on the oath ult
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03

hour Tuesday night named VIM. Alexander
applied II the Eleventh Ward Police Station for od gnS
hut being r.fssed, he seized Capt. Hogan and en-
deavored throw him of the second story window
OF the Station House before which the Captain was
standing the time His design was however frastra.
ted by the interference of Mr. Pnney the dooman who
succeeded In securing him. Yesterday lrning he
taken before Justice Wood for examination charge
Of assault with intent 10 kill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03
BROOKLYN ITEMS.
RECEPTION OF THos. francis MEAGHER.

The St Fsiricks Society Of Brooklyn held meeting asst
evening Langsts5's Hotel Myrte.avenus further the
preparation for the INTENDED reception OF the iuOus
lie lately escaped from his binhrnent B. Brphy Esq-
pr-sid-d. ano Jas Downing Secretary. 4 CDnutee
Olive named motion Of Aid Morris President Of the
Society, to dTait welc address 10 r. M-sghsr The
Comm ttee consists Of Aid T. Morris. James Do wing
John T. benneey, Hugh OHara, Michas Nevn, and John
OMahcney-Mr Buphy vaE added A committee of three
named. consisting 81 Mesrs John OM-housy James
T Hemingway snd Ala Morris 70 confer with the militia
~ ano civic soi Newi ORR Montgomery Hail. in
king the Necessary for the demonsraion
The upon Mr. Neashsr and ascertain
when will be his psaure receive their adore
report progress the society at its adjourned meeting
Friday evening next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03
MARRIED.,

On Tuesday Iure l. BY his Honor the Mayor, john W.
UNDFRHIL aud SARAH c. daughter off, Gardiner Fleet. Esq
all Of this
on "wednesday morning. june by Rev w. Chepn Mr. JOHN
W. COCHRAN 10 Me- MARTHA A. ADOY. both OF hi- cfy
In Norwak, Conn. 2Sth ut, by Rev D. r. Austin M JAMES
NALL Detroit Mich 20 Ms FRANCES c. daughter Of the
late Arnet A. Nash, OF Norwsk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03
SECOND BOARD.


June T. Is5g-FbH Bears6 Penn K x 4Jh 10 437s ~
Harr.burs r. n 40 500 Penn. - sl0OOds Ok 500
Wilmington RR ~; Girafl 8anh, I2i 81 90 Read X x
Iehugb 500 ken-ingpu WV T., Fsi,
76l ~ p delpha Bank .il5 30 Long ii
r. r. lOL 80 Read X r. 81 $50 Lehish lat, eo Che,
and Del Cahsl. lO6 $4,000 Sch Nav -, -, -
S,coNd Board-OO Mof- Canal LAX $3.50 Lhgh g. ~ 10
Beaver Meadow RR s2O Texas Rec Notes 5s1i ~ Penn
b, ~; Perm kK i3 $1,000 Len an Nt'. -. 49, 81 p
Uaon Bauk IS ~ JnOn Canal a.; M0rns Canal Bjs
l0.i, . L. b. So 30 Long i,land Rk., lOE 80 Sch
Nav Int
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS This body

met the Almes House yesterday for the purpose Of lOca
ing tire site for the Lunac Asylum and after wing
the County Farm located thu level ground Of the
Nursery Budi = and about 90 feet from the road. The
building is to be very excessive one, aud viii cast
about 80 GOO dollars. The Special Commit Dam
age reported in favor Of draining the lower por-
tons Of the County Farm and constructing
vols for the manufacture of The Committee
Salaries ported ia Of raising the salary Of the Pen
tertiary Physician 20 $3.50 per lie receives
SIS. The Committee en- Drainage in conjunction with
Aims House and Lunatc Asylum Committees Instructed
carry the pro C drainage and ths Board sdouned
to u eet at the same place on "Wednesday next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03

FIRE.-Y yesterday morning a fire broke
out in the store No 36S BOwery occupied dr goods
store by J OM-srs The fremen early on the
ground but their services required the flames
were extinguished with ie pals OF water
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03
STEAMERS 70 ARRIVE FROM EUROPE.
PASSENGERS sailed.

In s,epssiy kffes v LivpooiN Broad~ood. issy ssd
v,n. \, : Oresns; Dora. s6y and N@s Mo-
- ~. g. Hesfys mad. Ms Seleck ssx You Mo
500 M. Nsne ID. a. his. Olympia Bosse New Orleans J.
rea lady p NaeoA aad A5y h.. Mason,
rsn M nsson NJ Upksm Ira Msray.4 chhfen and sert.
Cbefe-tou c. John s,rybus Pfsnos Mr. Lockhsr se~ Or
j-.n.. Hssth Liverpool, Tbonas DIXON. se~ rork
P sod s-Iar New fers ne..r. Ter and Ls
Eefbu. K o. nSer-on Charleston @il.on Ball Toshasa
end sry Jas l. hits Rasssa \. fosk Jahss Glenn. j.
Ducou,an md fsnd, Dctou Canada j. Le>csr Lssasyra
Johp Do. GAssow; " Dixon, fon; joan Sosls
geAnfes LOn6on Lasde ~ fort " ~ Weston and lazy,
Chzhsios s. Ct J. }. Ahst. Or~sas; Bowman, spas;
PuuetLf Tnnse Bsst0n fsn. PhlsisiDbs yohs Ca nae
Dime. jos B'dHs n. rort huD stsesmsn rtss
Risns Beipn Vim. Ais;9n Dr. rueser, H. l. Rath.
Yor Gel ciih- Biscsoct, Chsrcs'on croner sssof.
bsGs; Geo A. ccessr. Alfred w.H~r rors, " Aesrs. r.
efenef Geo Rae. Boston ABihony ackesaS Jr Hx-xoa.
c ". kerpedy Liverpool, Jola A Hst, j. T. wsf~r Mss
Geo'sps Kerr Toron,o. w; Mrs Sears N. GsnoaI n, ts
tn Jy and Children Tonn'o C. w. Thomas Pesot and zfy.
Il. Pe.roet. H. Lircudsrf Isui.i sobeu waaer Jsha
Prce, NJ. EdaOHon. John A. Lloyd Mr. Whites and sesHtz
Passenaers Arrived.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03
THE ALHATRoss.-In company with a

h THE ALBATRoss.-In company with q
humber Of gentlemen interested in steam navigation
{ We yesterday enjoyed excursion down the Bay On
The 6ne steamship Albatross, owned by Simeon Draper
\ and others; and right merry time we had of it. The
MP built at Philadelphia In 1851, and we believe
ta' been In the New Orleans trade for a short time
4sae is now in market Her dimensions are $50 feet
length, 2S 6 BEAM 2l depth LOSE tuns carpenter meas
4srnent She has two beautiful and remarkably com.
pact double cscilaing engines 40 inches cylinder and
inches stroke Her propeller Is 10 feet diam
Z eef' with 20 feet pitch; driving Wheel In diam
e'er to ! of the pinion, giving the propeller Ia
fevolutiOns 20 | of the engine. She has bunkers for
lS tuns of coal and room for l46 tuns freight Her
ssieroom.. which are mostly largo and well
tnsd up viii accommodate 100 passengers in the most
Comfortable manner. Her consumption OF coal Is only
hall tun per hour. The engines have additional
strength from new arrangement of solid guides, in
ead Of leaving the piston keep the cylinder in place
The propeller is so constructed as to save the power
which rany lose in back or dragging water. This is
+ Psen, Of Mr.. Thompson, the builder. The ship has
so Of Prisons pstent condensers whereby the steam
returned to the boiler In the form of fresh water
arg saving in ali features Of l614 per cent Of steam
shc q course the per cent Of coal This has been
II nniy shown on one occasion when 1t was found ne
Ss'y TO the Pirsson condenser and substitute
Z 2e usual sort; an immediate consumption Of three.
''erhs Of tun Of coal per hour ensued There are
oeer advantages claimed for this condenser but we
nave no for details; Engineers will doubt look
FoR The ship yesterday made eish, mes ia 30 min
*ssss sno her whole Tip every way successful
.ee collation. served, and the usual complimentary
ss passed with capital speeches from Mr. Draper, 4.
- Celins Mr.. Martin, Mr. Thompson, Mr. Prss0n and
huf We haVr no
.Sned sunset, after pleasant and highly enjoyed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03
Receipts Of .Jusu ,

BY North Rite Boot,-26 40 bbs Flour. $50 do Ashos
81 DO Provisions, 2]6 do WHISKY $50 do Lad SIS -
PoIk $50 bush. Corn, and s. 100 do Barley
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03

although the ~ tues is increase OF no lea thas
twelve times the qraBti,y produced at the besinns Of his
eeniory-s quantity of tt gerns Treasure hat sashs
vi the mshest consequences 10 ociety-yeL respects
eGs SINKS into perfect o fil melted
into bars closst feet b a. ns and arosd wosld
hold Il all IL would reqae p, IT'S times much space 10
gold all the iron at IA smeed Ia Great Britain"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03


Consul, had touched par but left of at 99ls IL was
announced that Exchequer bills dated in June, 1884,
would be renewed at ld per day interes, instead OF
llgd per day The supply OF bullion in the ink has
now reached 92O3O50O0 Cotton less active, with
decline Of about l-l6d on American sorts Breadstus
were firm at the advance previously noticed, and Pro-
visions doing well
Messrs. ROthschild & Sons were endeayorng to ne.
go,iate five per cent loan in London, for Austria.
The steamer to-day took S408,l50, of
which $4,000 was in silver. The Asia brought sl22.
COO from HavIe, probably doubloons.
The Commercial Fire Insurance Co. has
declared dividend of Eight y cent. payable the
9Th inst
The Canal tolls at Albany for the four
weeks of May are si6,737 against si5572 in the
period of last year.
Tomorrow Thursday Mr.. Simeon ORA
per oaers sale s2OOOOO of bonds the Bruins.
wick Canal and Railroad Company, which we have be-
fore alluded to- Exhibits, showing tho value of the
work and its importance and promise of large revenue
msy be had at Mr.. Diapers Office Of Pine and
Wnlismsts
The exports to Great Britain and Ireland
OF Breadstuffs since Ist Septc mber are:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03

The proposals for Sl95, 600 of the Boston,
Concord and Montreal Railroad Mortgage Bond. were
opened yesterday at Boston II e whole Of the
bids for one million, four thousand Are hundred
dollars. Awarded as follows
sl4l.0G0 per cent Bonds at. % $500 TO %
$1,000 " .......e6 26lO0to59
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03
CouRr CALEypAR.-U. s. DrsrRIc
lAdvsrtisenent1
~ Three steamers for Enrnne vii

leave on Saturday and ar sdy Roof Of No 53 Broadway
has taken many tine portraits to Out by them. Engsh
end French and other foreign ladies' and gentlemen pro-
nounee his pictures far made the Old
World. Call and see them. Gallery free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03
U. S. DISTRICT CoURr.-Before Judge

u. -. DISTRICT COURT.-BetOre Judge
yudson - Chandler L. IHgersoh re bark Cab1yg1-Li-
bel 20 S the valne Of bos;s alleged have
been ordered by the be built for the Of pa
One Of them II ,ad rec-yed but TIE ,ths. used
In defense Is said the second boat when brought 70 q
vessel BY the found be well made aud OF
inferior material, and hac been injured while the cart
Also that the boat built areeably order nc and
rber that the boats lot ordered r the OF "a.
hsIk but 20 be 80 Panama other market and
th.i the bsrt cannot Be held The points dehed De-
cison reversed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03

~ The steamship William Penn, from
New.York, arrived at her dock at New. Orleans OF
Tuesday morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03

MARINE CoURr.-Before Judge Cowles.
-H.npgg CDapes and otkeys ass Ch1ries H. Mi,sfaA
0sd Aoses H. Grtaa-By the Of the tow-boat Cath
me stsst the Of towboaf AJAX 10 recover
80, alleged damage By collision IN the North River 70
March last On the de Of the hbesnt mid that the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03
CITY ITEMS.


RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER AT
Dtlatours Formerly Lynch q Glars - 25t9 Val St
1892. ga NJ. Noon. SP r M.
June 2..-......63 II 70 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03

RoBBERY.-Room No. &c, Towards
Hotel was entered by burglar Tuesday night June
J. and three hunde dollars in cash and valuable gold
watch were taken therefron. The money and watch
belonged to Nr. T. C. Edwards, Of ElDirs, Ny. No
clue has yet been bad 10 the thief Mr. f. offers re
ward of 800 for the return Of the articles TO him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03

~ The r. NJ. steamship Africa sailed
at yesterday for Liverpool with large number Of
passengers and SiVe, $50 In specie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03


FIRE.-Ahout half past ten o'clock last
night FIRE broke out in the brick building of
Water and Pinestreets the lower part occupied by Tho
Mason, as porter chop. and the upper part by
Charles Fox, ss cap mandatory. The fremen
quickly the ground and succeeded in subdung
the flames. Damage irifng The fire originated under
stairway leading from the doorway Pinestreet and
appeared to have been the work of design
CRY PRIsoN.-The total number of
prisoners received in the Tombs during May ll5i
Of whom 400 were white and "a colored; 3l3 were
natives and La foreigners IA semitic the State
Prison, and 33s to the Pententiary; and 1877 were
discharged
The LATE MURDERoUs ASSAULT IN THE
NINTH WARp-Jsmes DUMMY, one of the two indvid
uals who assaulted an early hour on last Sun
day morning, in West-st died yesterday at the n. Y
Hospital from the effects Of fracture of the skull re-
ceyed that occasion John Black, who was with MIN
a, the time, and stabbed in the abdomen Is in
very critical situation, and HE recovery is scarcely pos
sihle. VIM Iunnsn and Robert Barney who ara &C.
oused OF having inflicted the hjuries together With the
witness . Hare and McCsuey are in confinement at
the Jefferson Market Prison Coroner Ives will proceed
THE morning 10 hold inquest upon the body Of the
deceased.
AssAULTING AN OFFICER WITH
SMOOTHING lRoN- Tuesday afternoon, Policeman
Jsmes Mooney, of the Twentieth Ward, while quietly
sitting Ia house in Tnirtyseventhst, between Ninth
snd Tenthsvs violently assaulted on the head with
smoo,hingiron in the hands Of German named
Michael Hess, who struck him several powerful blows,
inie'ing serious but Is To be hoped fatal injuries
The assaispt then fed, but pursued BY Captain
Hanneesn and Officer MeGnne.s, Of the Twentieth
Ward, and arrested In Ninth-sv before he had pro-
ceeded far. Hess was taken before Justce Stuart and
committed a. prison 70 swsit examination Drs
Hsfdenbrook and Glove were ca-d and dressed the
wounds OF the injured Officer The ssssrls Il Is said
originated about female living la the neighborhood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03

VIOLENT AssAULT.-A female named
Ann Moore knocked down at the corner of Broad.
WY and Thirty sixthst Tuesday night, by ruff
fans, who attempted violate her person Her cries
for assistance brought Capt. flanagan, of the XXth
Ward, to the spot when the ruisns fled and effected
their escape. The female conducted to her
refidence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03

1851; 1888 in 1852, and 574l in two years
SEAMEN's CHILDREN.--The sixth ami
versary of the society for the Relief of Destitute Child
rem of Sesmen will be celebrated at Staten Island this
afternoon. A steamer has been provided to convey
passengers from the City the Sailors Snug Harbor
wharf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03

AMUNhMFNIot Oztf HlNb 's-NE3NNs
p tpsra BrooAeCorsc.n brpners-7k Pn
kAos-Roui sets La SylphdeLa Bayadore-Catauna &e
kua6~a, rh.~trr- Nine Celeste -Wilos Copse, NclS M
lvtons Thssier-Tweihh Neglected. for Nolhnt-7A I'M.
lleum ne.ter-Dumb Girl of Grnoe-Img fue' Al, &c.
kuuns Museuui--, DAY ard Eveniue)-May Lockwood &c
sr.-' co.Wa,sm v,s~s IN ASS Minorna. - rv-nns
gysssu; IasituteBracles shpwTecked Mother aud Child
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03


State Flour opened rm under the ndaenc. Of the mere
favorable adylcss by the Asia bat the advanced prssnsos
OF hocers and the hrness Of eshts restricted the usnsso
TORS toI export close prices were less
with little inquiry. The better grades Of Ohio are In requex
fair but below the al expectation hence late "a
vance The Eastern trade buy pretty eely Canadian 70
delye ed along SIDE The sales Domestic reach 40 sSls
81 lSl tor State 81 ls}dsi ., Tor fsvori,e ss and
hoop Ohio; 81 l2ldsl p Tor god Ohio
aud 81 l.icsi 81 Tor Mixed Fancy Michigan and In.
diana South,n Is finn, ith a fair local and moderate
shipping inquiry Sale. Loo bill. a, "a sl esi SCI fos
mix to good choice brands and - 1bdS, 50 Cor Fancy
rye flou. and Com Meal quiet at 81 ,sl6s3 2s
GRAIN There very lhtl- desirable whea. Offering sad
bur at plices bslo~ i. p'ss-ot nom Al Ssias We SsS:
only sale of 26 bushels Chicago Spring Wheat
Al &c Rye Is steady, with fair inquiry Sales Of $500
bushels a. 76c Dat. plenty aud dull and heavy
42d43 fof State No Itrssy Southern Offering Corn
anises 'ey aud the supply Of unmerchsnabe mod
aud prices teud dow n~ad Prime very firm aud in GOOD
request for The East ard to complete carges export rha
bushels al laS9 for ansomd Goes lc for low 10 hisS
MIXED Weserni 6ld62ic t,r Western Yellow and 62c or
Round yellow Southern White and Yellow scarce and
prices nominal
WIISKY-Thee 1. te change 10 notice IN this article:
alts of $50 bib at pa n.c for OHIO aud dc for Prison.
Prison i nominal no sales ranspirsd.
PRONlSlONS-We have no change 10 nots Ia our Pork
market he supply daily ncrea'og but with stock less
hsn 5O bhls there IL e disposition TO press sAsa The
trade AZ. uyins for their pre- ent waats sale Of $50
hhs az 90tS TO- Mes mostly a. the latter price and
$40 s5aSle 81 for Prime and Tor Rumps Beef very
firm with gooe trade aud fair Shipping inquiry; sales Of
$50 bbls ats0ds3 IS to- Mess aud 6sT 50 r Prims.
Prime Mess Is better; aales OF 30 terces good
Ohio al $40 eavipg the market nearly bare beef Hams
quiet SIS 5ds6 Cut Meats duh and prices very r.
regular Dry Sailed Sides plenty; sslss Of 1000 IL.
shor Mdces trb inl 20 Lard very firm aud in do
nsrd part arrive sales of 800 bbs and tcs " aiec
for fart prime Kee al llai c. Butter mora
plenty and the market beayy sales of Ohio ard Wsstsrn
New-Noh at l5GS and Orange Couny at l9e2lc Cheese
is plenty and Is STEADY a. sails.
HAy-A dun and heavy market Sales Of TOO bales o
River q, 600 62ic cash
II PS-Tke market Is bstt,r and prices nns.ttiei Sales
IRON-sses ~ iuns CalLess Pix at $40 75Dsl06
OF 81 bales AZ Q37lc and held at 400c for good 10
prime W. stern
LrME-A steady demsrd. Sales Of 200 bbs common
Thopssrou s5c. Lump is firm at 81 so.
LATHsThe arrivals have be. large and prices low
Sales of 7O0.OOe Eastern al 81 9fds2
TALL OWA limited supply and prices shade better.
Sales Of 100 bills and teTces prime Western and City ct
Sl08Ic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03

u We are glad to hear that the friends
OF Temperance in Manhat,snville putting forth Wig
efforts for the good cause They have recently
formed an Alliance, and hold their first public
meeting tonight, CThursday0 at the Methodist Church
in that place Rev c. C. Leigh, Rev. c. j. Warren and
Mr. c. c. North are to be the speakers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03
JERSEY CRY AND HoBoKEN. - The

Senta says that two enumersons of the population of
Jersey City aud Hoboken have been had since the Sew
enth Census with the following results:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03
Passengers Arrived.

IN bart BwizsfeH. sm Aafssz.-Jass jose De P.lyo IA:
tide g. De Psyo. Jos~BA ae Peayc Azaa Dc p-<ye is -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03
..cAHssvLLY Rs,osrss roa TVS rsnvxu.

WEDNESDAY. June 2-P.M
kSBEs-A duh ma-ket fos Poss at 81 ssI P.s,is sr>
quiet et S. the recs ips are Increasing
Co1ION-Nery htile uanspired this staple The mar.
ket IS heavy. We only rot 100 bales soA
CnYreai Prtcs for Lirsrpaal Cklsssfszfiea
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-06-03
Don, Go Tell the World!
OMETHING n EW
I'M OTTUMWA!
Grocerie, for .M-Cheaper than the
Cheapest!

T'HE undersigned most respectfully IN,
forms the citizens of Ottumwa, and
the surrounding country, that he has open
ed large and splendid stock OF
F.4MIL GROCE RE s,
In the Frame Building, on the same lot with
his residence on the south side of main St..
where he will be pleased to wait on those
in quest of superior Family Groceries at
reduced prices.
His stock consists in part Of several va
rieties of Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Molasses. and
Salt. "
A l. So ." .-..
Pepper, Allspice, Ginger, Saleratus, Vim.
egar, Pepper Sauce, Mustard, Tobacco. and
in fact,a other articles usually kept in an
establishment Of the kind including SUI
perior article of Whisky. He has supe-
rior article of Candles, which he will war
rant to be ALL TALLow, except the wicks,
and when urged for further warranty, he
will insure them to be tallow(ed,) and
which he can uGord to sell at l2s cents per
pound. a .... ....... ......,.-.
There is another thing which he wishes
to be distinctly understood, that Is, that
he will not be undersold by any establish
ment in the country. "-.. ...
Give me q call. s...L .s.....
THOMAS SlNNAMON,
Jan. Goth, 1852. ......r.