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The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-07-29

b@- The fertile West under the fer.
vid heat of the Kossuth excitement, has
produced the following:-
"There's musterin' Of nations,
A wakin' up of snakes
The DEVILS broke out agjn,
And all creation shakes."
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-07-29

1@- The love of cross woman, they
say, is stronger than the love of any
other female individual you can start.
Like vinegar, the affections of high
strung woman never spoil. 1t is the
sweet wines that become acidulated,
not the sour ones. Recollect this, my
dear hearers, and court accordingly.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-07-29

- The Massachusetts Ploughmdn
says: II will be prudent to SOW late oats,
barley, corn, and millet in places where
nothing else is expected this year, to be
secured as fall or winter fodder.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-07-29

~ Our friends will remember that
the Water Lily goes on a moonlight
excursion to Watch Hill this evening,
which will afford fine opportunity for
spending a pleasant evening. 1
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-07-29

Rssoired, That sum not exceeding
one hundred and fifty dollars, be appro-
priated for repairs Of the Newport Coun-
ty Jail, to be expended under the direc.
ton Of the Sheriff Of said county, and
George G. Shaw.
True copy-witness,
A. POTTER, Sec'ry.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-07-29

~ The New Haven and New Lon
don Railroad is, We understand, now
running regular trains.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-07-29
True copy-witness,
A. Potter, Sec'ry.

AN ACT authorizing the Town Council
Of Johnston to establish sidewalks in
said town. t--t
1t is enacted by the General assembly as
J0li0tcs:
SECTION L., The Town cornell of
said town is hereby authorized and en-
powered in their discretion to pass such
ordinances in relation to the laying down
and establishing sidewalks within the
limits of the Highways of said town as
they think proper, and impose such pen
alties for the violation of any such ordi-
nances they may think proper, not ex-
ceeding for any one offence, the sum Of
ten dollars.
True copy-witness,
A. Potter, Sec'ry.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-07-29

"a To cure scratches on a horse
wash the legs with warm soapsuds, and
then with beef brine. Two applications
will cure the worst case.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-07-29

~ DR.. William T. Thurston has
been appointed the agent for this town,
for the sale Of Spirituous Liquors under
!the new law. fa.l
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-07-29

Voted, That Eve hundred dollars be
and the same is hereby appropriated to
make necessary repairs on the State
House in the county Of Bristol, and that
Byron Diman be committee to carry
this resolution into effect and to draw on
the General Treasurer for an amount
not exceeding the above named sum
True copy witness,
A. Porter, Sec'ry.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-07-29

UPON the petition of the Artillery Com
pany of the town of Newport, praying
for reasons therein stated, for an ap
preparation for the erection of a gun
house:
Voted and Resolved, That the prayer
thereof be granted, and Col. Chris. G.
Perry is hereby authorized and empower.
ed to draw upon the General Treasurer, 9
sum not exceeding three hundred dollars
for that purpose.
True copy-witness,
t A. PorTER, Sec'ry.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-07-29
Cams Of Rbooe 1slan6.
state Of Rhode Island and
Providence Plantations.
IN General .dssem6iy, June Session, 1862

AN ACT to repeal an act entitled can
Act establishing and regulating a
Court in the town of Bristol"
II is enacted by the General assembly as
foiiotcs:
SECTION l. The act entitled An
Act establishing and regulating Court
of Justices in the town Of Bristol" pass
ed at the June session, A. D. 1851, and
the act in amendment thereof, passed at
the May session, A. d. 1862, are here
by repealed.
True copy-witness,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02
1 am One Hundred Years Old To-Day.

T.
The attention of many of our citizens has
dcub.ess been arrested by the appearance Of an Old
colored man. who might De sitting in front Of his
residence, In East MON st, upon mild clear days
spectfuy raising hs hat those who might be passing
by His aienusted frame hi. slvered head his feeble
movements combine prove rhat he il very aged; and
yet comparatively few aware that be s among the
survivors OF the gallant army VINO fought for the fiber.
ties Of country Z" in the dsys which tried Inen'
souls"
On Monday last we stopped 10 speak 10 him. and
asked him how old be was. lie asked the day Of the
month"; and upon being told that il the 2ith Of Ny,
replied, with trembling lips, ." | am very old
hundred years old to-day
His name is Oliver Cromwell, and he says tia; he
born at the Black Horse, now C0unOus) in this
county in the family OF John Hutchin. De 1liste 10
company commanded by Capt Lowery, attlched 70 the
% New-Jersey Be- giment, under the command OF Col
Israel Shreve. He at the battles OF Trenton,
Princeton Brandywine Monmouth and Yorktown, al
which latter place, he told US, he saw the las; m
killed Although his faculties are falling yet ne relates
many interesting "reminiscences OF the Revolution He
with the army the neglect OF the Delaware on
the memorable crossing Of the 18th December l176,
and relates the story Of the battles the succeed
ing DAYS with enit usssm. he gives the details
OF the march from Trenton 70 Princeton, AID told US,
with much hunor that they knocked the British about
lively at the latter place He also At the battle OF
Springfield and says that he saw the house burning in
which Mrs. Caldwell was shot, az Connecticut Farms.
His memory in re terence 10 persons engaged IN the
war is very GOOD and frequent applications have been
made TO him ~ persons seeking evidence for pen
siOners.
He says that the branch Of the army isth which ne
connected disbanded al Little Britain IN New
York, short distance from West Point His discharge
signed by Warrington. and stated that he was en-
tiled "by Of his honorable services 10 wear the
badges Of honor which he old for many years after
peace declared His eye bdghtens al the name OF
Washington and 10 ell biz conversat 1ns he exhibits
that deepseated attachment hi u.tHOus commander
for which all soldiers of the Revolution celebrated
His discharge taken from him at the time he male
application for his pension, by the Pension Agent %
sepb McIlvsine Esq and by him forwsrdedte the War
Department, where il Doubtless remains now. He
nouns over it much, and always speaks Of It's being
taken from him with fearful eyes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02

to that gave of character self-resPect, STATE
Prison
Sad T. " 10 YOU think you hli for your chln
the Ordinary feelings and natural love oia mother
She looked me full IN the f1rr. W n eves gushing
with tears at the question, " Sir, o0hd yiahy
hare laid dorm my OEA life for a. | could have
given { away while in the fall eonsriou snesss 81
my condition, but resolved to work myself INTO
the grave before my chilA-sAould have been sep'-
rated from me. DO YOU think, ST. would part
with that without which life would have been an
intolerable burden ?" Then she added, with deep
emotion" Thank Heaven. it was asleep the last
rene nber of it, and I think it never a~oke to
upbraid me with single cry"
4 n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02
TUEspAY. Jrne l-P. N.

TUEsDAY, Jrne l-P NJ
The principal movement of the Stock
market to day in Nearsg IA, which ope,'pg at IS
wen, down 70 321a and asterward recovered 10 35is
showing improvement of * per cent on the closing
price Of yesterday The fall occssoned by lead.
ing firm Of the Company selling out 800 shares, and
the recovery occasiOned by declaration Of dyi
dend Of 81 per share declared today Resiing was
steady At previous prices Erie did hold its own
closing AT STA Harlem was steady. Canton firm a,
5lla Norwich and StOning,on were rather weaker,
but without important change. The earnings Of Ston-
neton In May exceed somewhat those of May last year.
snd large expectations are entertained Of the effect Of
opening the New.Hsven and New London Road In July
Zinc was heavy and sold a, 1876. For Government
Stocks the inquiry good and the sales which
made to-day, dividend OF them show very hrn market
All the State Stocks r Indiana Fyes sold The
extent Of s37 800 al further advance of q per
Canal Preferred Fiyes attracting attention, and i'm
proved u per cent Firstcass Railroad Boads are
well held, and are in good demand
The market for Sterling is moderately
active and firm at lO dlOls for best signatures Lead
ing bankers ask lob Francs 5l6A e5l5 The sup
ply Of bills is moderate
Ship-owner. are very firm at higher
rates for Liverpool and London, but the engagements
ere moderate. some 300 or 1900 bbls. Flour were
engaged Liverpool at led but this rate generally
refused, and l3Gl4d demanded Grain "a, with small
engagements and few parcels Of COttoa 81 53l1 80
tcs Beef Cd; l25 BIKE Tobacco, 2 so obls. ROsin l.
To London l2j bxs. Tobacco, Cd; 100 tuns Fars 80
Flour, Cd; % ties Beef. 3 3D. To Hsvre the market
"a dull a, Size There IL fair business doing for Cali
forria 81 ~ q 7oc Y foot and eli so for Coal
There is considerable activity in Land
Warrants and the mArke, Is sl24asl27 per 100 sores
In money there is no change to mention
excepting an increased abundance. It IL difficult 20
poy balances AZ per cent call On good securities
The Banks and the discount houses competing for
tie good paper in the market, at ia6 per cent
We cannot hear of quite 100000 en-
ssged for the steamer tomorrow Of which over $780,
90 il silver This s much less than was anticipated
would 20.
IL addition to the dividend of 81 per
share declared to-day the Nicaragua Transi, Co.
surplus Of about $4,000 reserved for the
Of two for TIE river and one for the lake
These additional facilities required by the large and
increased business Of that route. The dividend pay
able capital Of g. 10000 and the entire sn1ouniOf
the dividend aud surplus has been earned within the
last four month"; In addition large amount expended
for bos and oher facilities for the transit The more
ssngune Of The Directors expect to declare ad'iend
equal To the above. every three months Inc
earnings Of the Company. since they were IA
have been about sioJ,vL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02
DIED..

Tue,sy sv.sns AMER short illness Mr. LEONARD X SMITH
IN The -.a year q l.s
Tie t.ave a1d euJ- Oft family invited 20 attend the
freis ursdy afternoon - ok. from las late residence,
n l-s Henry g.. without further Iuyivaton
Tr~-tay. Juue J. HENRY MkNDLkf JACoII, ased "
yesr-. months
The The family respectfully requested 70 attend ihs
ner thursday morning. the 80 lnst, AZ 30 ck Il
The rs-ence mother, 10 25 Dsaon T. HIS remains ""
b. ,sset UNITY Ceustrry MsnlsanslI' 10. - .
ON N ..Jsv J No. T. MARY LOUISA IRWIN JENNINGS 81
1T cid Henry sn5 LOUISA Jennns aged yrArs u mouths
sn3 -tays.
F-s'r- sr8 ,d Of ry respectfully invited 70 attend
he frrsr m, M her her No l0i Broone 49, on
Weiur.cHv afternoon - o'C'o,k go.
suea~ry YESTERDAY by thrown om car1ise. JOHN
WILTINk T- FaDu-h eyed Il Old and Lshy r.
setae nhatrnt Of hat pce sna formerly iof many years
r~4.ter' offh.-
IN. relative sni trends 81 the aBy respectfully ms tel %
serd tn u-r, Tnny Churh sunday Al 10
o'clscL prs.is,ly without further in'.auOi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02
CorRr OF CoyyoS PLyAs-GExErAL

TEEy-DrCIsIONs -Peirr HogIa aEt HI,ea Railroad c..
This was suit brought 70 recover the value u killed
on the rail osd tack u tnei before Judge Weles
who held the DUTY Of Of cattle % prevent
them going 81 large and that being wrongtuy tte rail-
road plaintiff could not recover and dismissed the COM
plant
eob ding that rauafs bv the 42d % the railroad
at are hound ana maintain catezuards al
rossr1s6. the able and sufficient prevent
t. and othr animals getting the railroad and that they
are habe Tor all cattle winch may b. s-d by locomotives
a. on the ts.k until the provisions Of the ril Dad
complied With Judgment reversed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02
SECOND BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA SALE OF SrocKs, Tues

C1y Jun- J. lrl-Fy'f Eofrds3.f75 Tenn e. 10Y Penn.
r. k. - 1000 49, $50 L@h al ~ ~ on Al~fheny
Cyt'. 20, 70 - Harr'buh r. a.. l'0 Union Ctra -
Uro k-sd a. 4 g.. 20 3s AZ 90 3d., ~ sr0) Penn 81,
lol - Girard Bsrt ~, : Mount Carbon r. IA
Bara3 Southwark Rsnk ISL 80 Leh'sh lot ~; 5000
49, 50 Phi Bsnt, ils Chez. and Del Canal,
Leb al Nav go. 9OFsrmer Bank Of Ky O' ~ Uloa
Canal n q R-sd. r. r. 81. so City ., H. -. tOfoo
Beaver Mead0s X X. -, G}4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02
Board OF EpucAT,oy-Tbis body me,


Board or EDUcArIov.-This BODY met
ye,iefiy evening Al The Cry Hall The Com zi,te-
= ported IN favor Of ssscting the lots stfAtet
On ~ corner Of lroysv Ds.ns % eenerorsv af-ret
y I , sson brevo0rt ard recommend the ai1ia-
hE o. =" ech W n purpose o. budiog Sch-0l-
h' - 10y oolorea ehldren The report adopted
Inc Nltlrg Nliunree for Nav -hoofg
were ~ usually Furnishing cand.fon NJ Jnssnh sands
Wss aTpo tee Principal Of School No yearly az
o. $50. 20 6ste from ish Nav
The Committee Teachers a. 49,. 49, -
Pointed a. additional teaches in school NJ -
Bese, n the Male DEPARTMENT a saary of co. Ma.
Eliza Leckey IN the Primary Department, A. s,rv ~ SO
20 cate from lst q June Also Nis Ove At IN
No l. A. salary Of So Likew1s under resoiutos II
the Bosr1 ssstan' in the Primary Department q 20 3
10 take effect when the Trustees Of the District desire her
services sssry Of SIS ard also Miss 3sae
ant II TIE Primary De7artmf NJ q No p sIsy Of SIS
@ Gaze fiom June l. number Of Appointments
made School No IS The re90r received and aionted
Resolutions adopted authorizing School Committee
Of Ne. II 10 procure for the Female Department Of
that Sckool furnish the furniture add
ron building 70 The Primary Department Of School
House No. g and the appointment OF )mmttre inquire
into the eXpediency o. establishing Primary ScGool II the
northeast stcrion o. tie Fiith Nard
Air Roduan moved tha, he application % the Common
CCUuC fo SLOt0ftTa sic and . TO- Tor rev sclOO
hsuse the portion Il tde Ieath Ward Be %
amended % ask fT such moneys i0l the purchase OF new
the erection Of school house IN said Ward
with ayiey, 10 the reno, a. Of School No o.n Is present.
location 70 the sc COL and THAI be rsefed 70 the
Frsuce Committee % munlc4te such chsnSe 20 the
Common Council long discussion arose on this resJiu
tion and finally agreed 10 make the special order
aler further though unmPotaat business the Board
adjourned
" The Board of Excise met Yesterday
ard reryed 10 ssnt hcsrses 81 who should apply and
had tie Necessary accommodations according % law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02

The Dry Goods trade has considerably
sbsted with the closin. Of the month Nay has iaaed
in considerable degree redeemed tire spdag Irais ye,
ITS total amount Is not equal TO ordinary spnns de-
uAnd, owing 70 the pro,rscted spring Prices o; ali
goods advancing. Domestic Cottons especially Tac
Export demsnd continues good and Is still Ia exces. o.
the; Of last year Unbeached Sheetngs ssve advanced
% &C, with still upward tendency. Tse demAni
Il coed, bat mostly for Export Bleschei Goods are
firm, with little demand and q good stock Drills are
steady, with a moderate demand asi better supply.
Bleaehed, 5ci Blues, &c Browns 7isa74e. osns
bgrehs are IN moderate request, with ample supply
Price, are sisenins Denim. are moderately wanted.
at sesdy rs,es Stripes end Ticks continue dull.
Printing Cloths have sdvarced SAKE, ard are In
better demand Prints are inactive, but the small
stock Of desirable styles is held srmy Glnyhans
quick al l0l2c Tor both kinds the supple, being taken
Up on arrival Lawns are inactive, with light stock,
and prices hfn report !. abroad ina, auction Of
De LANES viii be held ia Angus; to dispose Of the fall
stock now making Of the Ms 1ehes,er Company Cloths
are less active Cothiers are however It'll buying and
there is also some speculative demand Prices are
s,ea5y Cassireres are moderately active at previous
prices-62gc 81 25 ssre,s sill sell at full prices.
but 10 diminished extent Tweeis and Jeans dull
and heavy FanneIs in good reques, a, good prices
Jobbes st keep he watch TO buy all sooes not held
at any sd, snce being convinced tina. prices mus, se
The trade in foreign goods much les, active Auctions
are nearly BAreges and all thin dress goods con-
tinue depressed but other descriptions, with slight
supply are held firmly at better prices. Black Silks
especially command higher rates well "a choice Rib
bons British goods suitable for the Clothing trade are
active but all others dull prices steady The
impor,srons continue light There Is, however, avery
remarkable iDcresGe In the imports of British Linens.
The exports from London, Liverpool and Cydeso tho
United States In all this season, to the llh May, are
stated - follows by Messrs. Edward Higgins Co.. OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02
REAL EsrATE.-The following Real

FIRE.-About four O'Clock yesterday
morning FIRE occurred in the portion Of NJ -
Prince st. occupied by VIM. Gat4se, ~ = dwelling
The alalm Wa promptly given and the iremen
early on the ground and coon exiinguished the a4n-
before ms,tra injury occurred 10 the premises The
or. OF the nre could De- ssceTtained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02
MARRIED..

Brootyr Tuety Jare TIE Church of;he Holy Traiy
~ Rev VIZ. h Irw-. WILLIAM r. BREWSTER % JULIA
' your -est tfurhf-r OF The hte Joseph WAl5rrn pa
Or Tues.ry JAM ~ o. By BIZ Hoaor he Mayor, JOHN w
CNBERH1IL ard SARAH c daughter Of Gardiner FLEET, Es
a. OF tbs cry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02

II The weather is about as doubtful as
the prospects Baltimore and there Is telling for
hour ahead what is likely 10 eventuste. Four or FIVE
times last evening shower seemed certainty bu, i.
did DOT come
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02
CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETERS AT
n J. Delq:0uy's, (orurly Lynch & ClarEs) 25l9 Wast
1882. sam Noon SP NJ 5P.
June 50 O. 20 o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02
AMrsyMEN1s. &C, THIS DAY AND EVENING.

Aston Hoas--G Brke-CorScsu Srutn-rs7k
SbO'sMle TTon snd Mr.. Huj-on-Opera Tie Enchan-ess
Broadway Tteat-rMme. Celeste st Msrys Eve. 6c-7 H.
Bnrton's TeserTa elfE Nishi-Rs;Ler EXcit-d-7a. Pm
LyceumFoies Of NFhiDon Ceasar De BaEAn-koot Macire
Bsruum Nu-e1u,. Day ant EveninE -hzy Lockw9o9, &c
Sl.Jsrs COsnOramAs-vsw. 10 Asa MnOs-Dy sns Evsnlnf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02

The Importations at this port for May
show a considerable decline In merchandise, Is COM
pared with the same month last year. The figures
as annexed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02
MARINE CoURr-Before Judge Lynch

s. SaHdfoyd sgt DtUidp P0vndH-T0 recover for setting
esIthern pipe IN csr 81 d-fndan, in Fuonst
connect with TIE cis-s-d 1863 The
defense Is tina; TIE work badly done and leaked Judg
neut or plain az, 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02
Cur1sr,DRY Goons W,REHorsy. No

2s Ninhsv door the Church Of the Holy APOSTLES
between Twertysevenh sBd Tweutv-eiEhthsts The sub
sce would respectfully inform the ladies' Of Chelsea that
they opened the above with choice stock ot Dry
Gods which Will b FOND good and
cheap they be bought for IL the large dJwnown
stores Having had any years experience IN the hrstcas
retail sde in this CITY they feel confidence IN recommend
ing iheir stock for nspestCn DOUGLAS SHERWOOD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

COMMON Council PRocEEDIN6s.--
Among the business srOagt before this body ~ IL last meet
II a the following:
The CITY ClorEs Qfce-The Committee on Land, d
Places reported on The petition Of VIM BOeran Cit
Clerk f. AZ enlargement OF thai ose and recommends
that room Be made st the south end Of the City Hail.
over the entrance. fer his accommodation Referred
ReTasrI Of the Cir Hal RoCf-The same COMMITTEE 70
whom referred the communication concerning the ds N
done the eeI and roof the City Hall reported ast
the CommssiOneT Of Repsrs and Supplies b aafhoed 70
repair the roof Of the Supreme Court and Comma Csnc
Roorns q; an expense not exceeding $40. AID osyts
thought would be necessary have new root put 90
building the old ore and prevent the e.kns Nncl
void sr Ssy hps down the whole Of the eornee around
the walls Afsr little further DISCUSSION ne report wss
referred bach to the Committee
G.s.-Tbe Gas Committee reported In
yor Of p.eins Ga. Lamps In the streets Of TIE sixth and
Tenth srds and also MyresE add directed ths sofa
10 be perfored under direction Of Commissioners Of 10
pain AID Supplies Adopted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02
SUPREME CoUPT-Eefore Judge Mitch

ell-HaIeas C0,Tut-A@1m Nolan, wfose discharge from
ehsueIt claimed the groutd Of minority sready
feed again broJgh u The Judge conudsr>d iba;
the proof Of monty had been made ou sni ordered
that he he ded dly without prejudice 70 future
rlicstiCu. 10 further proof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02

T Who can guess the nominee of the
Baltimore Convention NOBODY reckon but whoever
b. Is he can get hs portrait al ROoTs No. - Broadway
sin or shine style that cannot be surpassed IN the world
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02

ARREST OF Az OH TmRF.-Nlarcus
W'ils uLo. Monday las; was ii charged rom tle
Penisriiary arrested the evening ~ tbst day
by Cspt Maynard. Of tie Nineteenth we'd Police
charged ~ p traing rrwb1ai valued AZ SO the pro
peiJ Of Mr. George Brar3i of I'D, hear l.,av.
ttecus, thrt leaving his place Of nine neut he
went cirsciy Mr Brabdt. house Shste he refreshed
tin',h with good diurer. ard then mt 70 the FOO;
of the same ftreet ard mixing Of VIII tie b9s;
when be wss detected and arrested Justice stuart
rocked him w fur trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02
l.. :. DIsTRIcT CoURT.-Tbis Cour

opened yesterday b. Judge Jodsor. but nothing
rssdv Calendar c-cay-Nos g. 9, 10, H. H. IS, H. L.
70 So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02
[Aiveu--n-utl
r,,Ca.,rna Ea

U DaCueNtOtNpt LIhtntssts' VIII al
the latest nurovements are taken daily KNAPPs old sad
POPULAR rooms No lo5 Bowery over Andersons carpet
store ard At No 55a Broadway below and opp0lte Nblo
HIS charges are a. low . any. Nuf ied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02

DEAD BoDY FOUND. Denly,
Of GIsreserd keld inque Monday svssiEs on tie
bcdy f01nt CJBsy isls nd P0at Deceased WIS
e-fseo tsck sna panASlnA cOmflrtsf cheek shirt
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