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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-05-15
Sugar Creek Falls Water Cure,
THISCARAWAs Cn a

Sugar Creek Falls Water Cure,
TUSCARAWAs, Co, o.
THIS Institution, twelve miles south of Mas
l. sillon, on the road from Wooster to New
Philadelphia, IL miles west of the latter place,
and is accessible by stages daily from all the
above places. 1t is supplied with very
Soft Pure Spring Water,
conducted to the Cure, from the neighboring
hills, in Stone Pipes. 1t is under charge of DR..
II. FREASE, and conducted on pure Hydro
pathic principles. Our business is to take drugs
out of the system, and not put them in. The
Proprietors hatter themselves that their Facili-
ties, for successfully treating disease, arc not
surpassed by any other establishment in the
country
TERMS I'm ordinary cases IS per week,
payable weekly. Each patient should bring
comfortables, 2 sheets, 2 blankets, and some
linen for bandages, or they can be had at the
Establishment for so cts. per week. Post
Office address, DeGrdorG Nils, Tuscaraioas Co.,
Ohio. DIR. IL. FREASE, |p.
SOLOMON FREASE, "''i'i iNioi'S'
May 10, 1852.
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SALEM, ONO, APRIL 20, 1859.
MRS. c. L. CHURCH,
LATE OF THE CITY OF pIT.rsBURGH

BEGS leave to inform the inhabitants Of Sa-
lem and vicinity that she has brought with her
large assortment of BOTANIC MEDICINES
carefully prepared, in the form Of Pills, Pow
dcrs, Tinctures, Syrups, Ointments, Salves and
Plastcrs, together with an assortment of crude
or unprcpared Medicines, which she offers for
sale on reasonable terms for cash, or such arti-
cles OF produce as hre used in a family.
Office, Corner Of Green aud Lwidy 81.
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The MOine Law has passed the Legisla-
ture of Rhode Island, 10y vote Of AZ To 23,
in the House, and in lie Senate without
count.
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Job Printing Establishment,

BUGLE OFFICE, SALEM, OHIO.
The subscriber is now prepared to execute
every variety of PLAIN and Fancy PRINTIso, in
a style warranted to give satisfaction and at the
lo,oest Icing prices. HUDSON.
Office Back Of Trescoifs Book Store, Salem, O.l
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N EW SPRING DRY GOODS,
1T WHOLES.ALE.
MURPHY, TIERNAN a. Co.,

No. 4s, WOOD ST., PITTSBURGH. PA.
ARE now receiving their second supply Of
New Goods for this Spring; bought within the
last few days, at the very lowest rates. In their
stock will be found full and complete assort-
ment of AMERICAN, british, FRENCH,
and GERMAN GOODS; all of which thew
offer at EASTERN PRICES, for cash or ap.
proved credit.
They respectfully invite an examination Of
their stock from all buyers visiting this market.
April IL, 1862.
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VOL. FIVE WILL COMMENCE IN APRIL
Dickens "HOuSehOld Words"

VOL. FIVE WILL COMMENCE IN APRIL
Dickens "HOuSehOld Words"
4 Weekly Journal, aud " Faiua5le WAispers.''
or American Aems.
Designed for tho Instruction and Entertainment
of all Glasses of Readers and to assist in tho
discussion Of the Social Questions of the times.
$3.50 IA Year by MaiI--6 Cents m
Number.
TO CLUBS-3 copies tor Sc; 8 copies for S9i
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Tho most agreeable and instructive mass Of
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The best of that writer's works by far.-
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This journal is one Of the spiciest productions
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The articles are on subjects interesting to all
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Woghty is the matter and buoyant tho style.
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1t will cause many a family hearth stone to
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No one can peruse this work without being
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HATS, HATS.

- - - -
THE Subscribers beg leave to inform tho
Public that they have just opened their
New and Splendid Assortment Of Hats.
On the South side of Main-St., opposite tho
Book aud Yankee Notion Store, Salem, o.
They have received from the Eastern cities
full supply Of SILK, BEAVER, OTTER,
NUTRE, BRUSH, RUSSIA, CONY, COT
TON and WOOL HATS, of every. size grade
and style, which they will sell at prices not
surpassed for ehcopncss, any where West ofths
Mountains.
They are also extensively engaged in tho
MANUFACTURE OF HATS,
And arc prepared to suit every taste, styis and
fashion, with Hats such as they can recommend.
and warrant to give satisfaction.
DRADFIELD s. GIBBONS.
April IL, 1852.
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JAMES BARNABY,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

~ Side Main-St., One Door West Of Salem Bsok-
store, Salem, Ohio.
Coats, Vests, Pants. &C., Made to order and
Warranted to Give Satisfaction.
Tho Tailoring Busiress in all its Brsehea
carried on as heretofore.
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T4ov5sy nsrnns, i7,h ret cbAhL1s ~ 90 o. ""h~
and afby Lssaseer, ased year and 10 "sru.
The f,.fas invited 70 s"' - 49,
Ne 81 ga~ T.sa, fhh u. Isns;onas, 10 oro" ifn
Say II o'eo<t r. without further n1tee .o,,.r,
In cs,slt r. on MosBsy, I4th inst MARTHA AueOsIA'
Au-u N the i'h year On her as-
To, On he l,sh iast LYDIA srARBUcK wife Of fethAnei
etsrback. aged ~ y~ar- e....t -. 49,,
H. reoJ- Of fasy are srie1 20 zend NE ihoerA ON
- A., H. iesi ius.. at o'eIoct, Pm -
Al g Rocise the 10th INST, Of s'or; hses'
T"s1raso be on Fssy ish O'Clock, ~, from NE re-
on the issl OF liberation the bowels, HENRY l. MAR
TIs Aeed ~ years, q days
attend Fndsy afternoon at occt from the resi-
Jepee of his stber Alfred Martin No 5 West 30 st. woa;
1arther invitation BBs remains viii be aken 20 Greenwood
cems;ery for internest
A. vsnsbursh Thur.dsy evening" June IT, after short "
fever ELLEN wife Of John A. Van Baeom, IN The
a5ih Of her
The relatives 81 family respectfully requered
faaeTa without further invitation from the Sooth
Fhst L. Church, WIams5arsh Saturday th> 10Th Ias
Her viii be earned TO Greenwood Cen
etery for ntenaent ..~r,. .r,1
BUCK wife Of Hathsnie s,arbGek, aged 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-18
Whaiers.
eailei from fererly.

saedfo Beverly, 18th, bark BENJAMIN FnakdH' Brew Or
NOrih Atl.utic.
litter from Cap, BARTLETT Of bsrk Black wsuor o New Lon
deu report. Hob, Town, ~h 2l obs ITO 10 WI o
vbi had .hippei % Loudon-
sr from csp, kemp;on, of ship wsvet-y Of b report.
L.. Feb Tth all veu with 100 Tbs VII OIL Tor
the North Pacific few days. Nov T. OF Cape 6oot Hope
Allen seaman, Of Enssnd sn from the fore top ssn'
y.rd overheard drowned The Waveey lost bat BY
Capt Kempton sends & OF y sfp- -sch stopped At
Jan M before repoed most OF which remained there
Psb. It'll, awaiting supplies.
letter from Captain Little OF ship Vernon, Of New Bunsrick
reports Honou Apn % OF and all vel no oil oa board
ready for
litter Csp; Clement Of ship Lewis, Of b. reports her Al
Werrsto, n a. jan u.s. with 100 bbs sp OIL Capt C. had
injury BY fall between the ship and boat but
was recovering would sa cruise IN about 10 days
etferiR Capt Edwards, OF ship Gsofe Wsshinzos OF NIB
reports Hobeuu April TO- eenhas lost nen By dsssFo'
al Hio. -. 49,.
etter Capt Wood Of ship California q B. reports her At
Hosou had DISCHARGED ID ami 81 ocers and shipped '
ssd % olcers Of shp Cornthian IN their paces
spoasnJuse T. lat IS D. lon ~ ~, 'chr Lopsr Of and
fen Provncetown. clean-bound 10 We-tern Islands.
June 73 hp CstswSa Swain, Of and for Nsntueks
a-t I'm. Talcahnsna, with go bbs sp oL
Feb go lat IS o. lon u 81 W. seen "a An rhass barn
showing square blue ass with white cross
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Foreign Ports.

Arr Of Bombay Apnl2 90 brig Pussn Daniel Adsn aud sd '5u
lsr New Ytt.
A. Rrs2ih u bark Tho. Prince, Carney, from New Orleans
dsg, 10 load for New.York. D.,
Al Bangor % met barb K.ds Fe,ssdn, for Providence about
18th
Arr at Panama lst inst, schr Fsacseo haursn San Fras
cisco.
Nay brig Garland Of ssd for Salem WIG cargo only
An. vessel.
A. Gspnva 9Th inst Grand To, Tev, from ana for New
Terk dIsF
MayaseE date (about % nst) bra Hrhborn Cur
t for Philadelphia g schrs r. H. Mouton Valpey, tor Me-"
York DO: Marcia Bunker for Philadelphia. DO Sid t ut chr
n NJ Freeman Clover, Ponce TO load for Nss York
SID Thomss lst ship Assto, Nekersos IRON Bo'eoa
ssn Francisco (havng rsparedl
Atcape Hayden I'd inst bs BsrbsdOss reysao Boston
only Am. vessel .,
Barbados 2ld u barb Emily Roberts, for Turks sAAd ID
i.., .oL ad for PhUadelpha
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MAR RIED.

de "wednesday sveuse inst. seoosd Wesleyan
fhsp~l Malhs BY Rev e. foster, Mr. JAS BREWER
~ Miss MARY l. MEEKs. anof his city.
as Mestchesser Coarty papers please eoPy
CO Wednesday, ah inst, BY Rev Ntlhttn what's Mr.
cHARlRS L HEDDEN sni Miss MATILDA w, dsughtsr Of
Zsbaan Myers, an o. ofspse, n. ,.
So Newa,t papers please - -.
sc "Wednesday the 6sh ioy Heury case NJ VII
LIAM THOMPSON Mss SARAH D. PlERSoN botA q SoutA
wan. Phikdeplaa.
81 Philadelphia papers Tiease cory.
On the 7h BY he Honor the Mayor, RICHARD T. BRUTE
n Pho Rg 8, daughter efwilasm I. JeukinS
Al yeof York Tuesday, lhth June ~ Rev Water
h.ry. EDGAR cAP0, q Ne~foEk, % Ms CHARLOTTE
c. sassh,sr OF Been seymour. Eq az the ormsr place
In fsn fbee, May the Church o. the orAsre Rue 81
Vooorf by Rev Join : e. Abbott Mr. EVAN NORRIS % Ps
seepAia Miss MARY G. CUTTER daughter Of s-tA Cutter
On Monday, ysse a. BY Re-, n Evans, H0RArIo wkLsH
- SARAH NJ HARRIS, both oftks city
Wednesday June i6 Bshnofe b. Rev Dr. PosA fcof
W. LINDSAY EMILY daughter q Dr. T. T. Boss Sea- Of
Halusnose.
Al cheaso en- suns.y evening April issh BY Mr. Brown
sfae BAPTIST cherch Mr. ASA coNKLlN Of Bsook6n
PnEBk ANN CkONkfTE dsnshter Of ths kte
Flssp crsske ,Aos ofnsrg knsOn, Ulster
E,uEfx ".
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PHILADELPHIA MARKEr- Thursday,

June I7There feature present ia the CorrOS
market No sales Of BARK have been reported The FLOU1
market Is very quiet bat holders hrn Sales Of S0J hbs
good brands for export 81 S g Dbl witch Is the general
ssknE including extra at ~ 6st IS and mixed
Western at a. l2i There Is Dderats inquiry for cry
consumption hin the range Of the quotations. Rvs
Flour is sale Of 100 bts al - %. The
stock Of CoRS MEAL materially reduced and holders
firm at 81 p 4 Dbl. sale Of BraDdywlne a. - 5ii.
WHEAT-Tsere is scarcely any arriving Sales Of 900
bushels prime Pennsy Whitr At II e5 y 5ushel and
Red 99c The continues bare II Rye. CoeS u
plenty, and there iucr ascd demand. Sales Of
5000 bush Southern Yellow &c aost aud snt1 lot
in store Csc. OATS dali. sales Of Southern son
Gee q bush aud some Pennsylvania al az aioat In
GRocEREs there change worthy OF particular notice
WHISKY 10 better demand Sales Of 800 bbls 2c and
in poor packages lower Hhds sell At 2ic
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

GRAND JURY PREsENTMENT.-The
Grand Jury made their presentment In the Court Of
Oyer and Termner yesterday when the following per-
Gerard NJ Stevens, ESQ. They seyerslly pleaded not
guilty to the indictments standing against them.
John Ronge burglary; John Lewis, do; Daniel Brown
end Ann Potfs do; John Bird, do; Walter Jefferson,
with sundry sases do Daniel Phillips grand larceny;
Ezs Dillon alias Ellie Dillon, do; Philip Koeler, do;
Adolpb sallnger, do; Abraham, alias Wm Thompson,
bigsny Peter MCGOWAN, do Rose Moran, alias Rossn-
ma Essns perjury; John Feency, carrying snng .h9t
John Roche dol also an indictment for assault with in
tent to kilt Casar Thompson, assault and battery TIE
prisoners were remsnded and the Court adjourned to
TGesdsy next when the criminal business will be taken
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF acknowledgements II
Cleared.

ship-Londos, H.bard, Losdos. Gnunel, hin.urn Co
(s Onorato Palermo, H. L. ROuth sons
Peyoua Slater cadr sirdy saHord Jass Morrison hss
Q.sbet Pope Co., Masdora Hano) Chrsiofer' Calves
ton. Poppe 4 Co.
BnssJenny Lind, Ghey Boston master Delhi Goser santa
Martha p Buck Co; Levi Lecman Philadelphia, MASTER Yes
Bennett Bay vsrie Pope Co.. Elenora 81 Nek
Halifax, hamilton RUFUS soue, Adams Baltimore
sasit Gumb Baker, Majestic, Hokns, cads @. s. Wheel
wright, William, tRr) Barclay ST. John B. Ihomls Wallace
Wauderer. Br Dormal, Hsnt.port Ms, g. whitney Co.
sehoouers-Henry Lee Erickson; Philadelphia L. heCrsaey
4 Co; J. Cooley Co Ryder, Boston j. Akas x Co.
soops-septrne Racteti Waehsm spasue koon'on FONT
er, Fowler, Providence. ~
steambost-Dehware Seymour, Philadelphia, n. Sanford
Popeers-A raciie, Morley, Philadelphia, j. n Bryce
shark Miller Philadelphia, J. 4 X. Thompson.
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PHILADELPHIA June f7frytcci-shp- CacSonia sFaa'ef
Kopisnd. OrcAn EurP-. shanhka, isefg..' ofA Ase
Tucaul Dea Palma. Nsl-Es tafks JANE. bafry BISHOP
bra, Contovi Da;rh Canena- Nesons " as'
Ks-sau r.. schrs A p Cosn Cav, Ns~ lork Wary RAJ
Bissp, PAL River w t. Dayton Douglass fro'i-enee
Tavn. Dsv, Ne iork. - ,,-
Caref-Bsrk Conehs l. BsvRn. Nobr., MARCHES enss
Ra.to,e 6nsuay-rv Thomas Typ, Larka, Bafua9oes mar
mt Ann, b. Hal. HaLisK Broisrr WAT New i,fA
I,nr Fo~srs Boston y g. Cotfe, Cav View fort y
Patf.rros Bs,eHan Fan RIVER MOhavs Johnson Boston W l.
Dpytor. DOUGLASS Providence fa~n DAY Portsmo IN y ~
REwPORT. i6-srr shr. Samuel Chester Coihns tht
d-pha nsftf OSTRICH, B-ser Ne' B~tsrt ot Nc~t
ganf Davis. Fsu r Jsn-tis WEBSTER 90 o'
Phad@lph so0s Mary Lous Berasit from New forti Iran
lation, Hals,ck Fah Rsv CT Tor Nes- York
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Spoken, &c.

June - or Cape Lookout ship Westmoresnd, Of Phadeshs
from New Orleans for Liverpool
About Apn 49, lat &C, by barb Asa Packer, from Phi'de
pha Jsuero four days atsr~ad steam chr
Mary Walter. ~ from Philadelphia for San frsaesco
April at S. oss w. ship Bengal, Bray, from Singapore
for London.
Ma, lat - 49, long 70 ship c., from Boston for Val
Nay g. lat % S. long ~, An. bark. supposed
the Cberub. D.,
June Hoyhead w Is mles, Am ship with red
star IN the opsantss supposed the RIP Van Winis from
New. York for Liverpool,
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Markets-CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR TIE TRIBUNE,
THURSDAY, June H. lS52
ASHES-Tbe market is unsettled for Pearls POs are in
fair request a 81 75a 81 81; the sales Ice bbl.
COfrON-1hs market Is very dull 500 bales only were
FLOUR AND MEAL-Our m rket for the low Trades Of
Western Flour Is rather lower State not plenty and Is in
good demand for the full prices The export demand
has fallen of The private advces By tbs Europa Un-
Nosbe but rather conflicting respecting the crOpa The
eeips fair and there little osposion s0rs Cana
dian plenty and dull ard heavy. Sales Of $500 bb a.
81 l23 in bond The sales Of domestic reach 500 bb. AZ
s. l2Gs4 IS for State; S. i2 asa SIT ior mixed to fancy
Michigan and Indiana and 81 lsldS 8 Tor common 10
good Ohio and fsvorre Safe Southern Flour - not pny
the arrivals short Of demand and ucss ara verx
firm Salesof SEQ bhls IT 81 49 - g. for mixed 10 GOOD
straight brands Baltimore Alexandria Petersburg CITY and
Country. Richmond and Georgetown Rye Flour is steady
Sales Of 10 bOls al s. l:lG - 25 Corn Meal i, n1re
plenty and the market quiet Sales Of good Ohio and
GRAIN-Thsrs is more Wheat Offering, especially Ohio
ard Mchssn and the market easier and what
nominal The absence Of vessels il part restc, the d.
nsnd for export Ths local inquiry FOOD A. ~. decline
The sales 10 90 bushels good 20 prime White Al
81 1881 "a Rye Is quiet The supply Is moderste s.Iss
Of 500 bushels Ia the alp al Tic Oats are scaroe n.r
larry River and the market Eaer sales on Sr., On
44c Other kinds ard nominal Corn n nor .hn-
eane and the market f with good local AMI Fs.f.rn
demand and limited export inquiry Prime sail in nod
sAse supply The ssss 81 90 bushels 5Sl6c o- M
sound; 62dSc for WeseTn Mixed 64c for Round Y.o,x
and Sc for heated NewOTesns No other kind Offering
WHlSkY-t iTm market Sales Of so bbIs Pris1a AZ
"a and s. hhdA Drudse at ,oic, tine and in,ssest
PROVISIONS There 10 change 70 note In ~. ys,u-
Of Pork The receipts large day but have no isu-
ence prses they aaticipatsd Hoders Az rn
Sales cf Sc bhs BIS 81 SIS 50 for MesS - sis n
csc . foE Prime Clear sells freely SO so BEEF i.
taoysnt The srivas ,nre aid tas dsas-d rood Sr
ships Sales q 80 hh g. 81 . 7st n, a. ~
s. 5Sa7 - ior Prime. Prime Ms.5 zln.sI a "a a.
fer new, 'ne CT TINS thsss ais hoss. - ssssee
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Pm tsr~aar-Ar 5sss , Wa. But-rrh. ssp-sn, HAvasa
~ Co-e>
Gr-~nc~t-Afr. %. Yzmptyba. sbedd. Char.-son
un~ea-ie~p-Au. - sayhossr, -uHi.sn. Baltimore.
H.ho-t--sld "a Anesi,yst. HafFi-, t'~Doa
IutEer,-Sh. - Coasectaut Niita1s, AeS fork
Bersss-sa Nay q. zspbJf, hssdrssoa, ssu Tors Eh,
Ansl. kshss. 90.
shsrids-Arr %. ship hadoEna- -, Louson
Glsssow-sA. %. Zernsl. PhilAfepalh
Pom And-June Aihsus, Wyan, harre Tor
ELnofs-Arr Mara Gastarr aohf, m Cnaresfn md
e. Cor Tavemanae; ri q Chars- suhss ifsa Co. AL ~
co. Cr~thstrr Rbne. I'M Do .ai ca 80 P-t~fsoars
I,too-SL MY ~ sbp Thsceorn. sis ki,a. Ner Ton.
Ps.us-An MY n c.6s. Wston m Nsrseile- Dneh~sss
Ian. IN Harsaa A. p. a. JARVIS, fu- Csshsn-
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CAsuALrrrs.-A little girl, named Heis-

snloiter, daughter of German grocer corner OF
Powell and Dean sts., came 10 her death Wednes-
day by drinking much cold water while overheatsd
Yesterday, lsborng man employed as hodcaIrier
q new building on Jackson lots, In the vicinity OF
Fultopav was affected by the heat OF the and foil
from the scaffold He died shortly atterwsrd.
Ga Wednesday evening German named Wilde.
meyer residing In Gowanus was preoipsated fra a .
building corner of Van Brunt and Van Dykssts and a.
h supposed, fatally injured He is man well advanced
In years and has large family. He was conveyed
home. - =. ~
Tee Coroner held an inquest upon Charles Malgau,
Yesterday He died the day previous from the effects
Of the heat while at work on the corner Fitthav and
Nveof.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-18

SIS Beef TIs. sre Sales Of 3n hbls s SIC 5f1
Sic IS the latter rce for svorIte BRAID Of chicago
raeked Cut Means rD and m god r-ss<t Sales u
800 bhs and tieIces datc for Shoude and sla9lc
fnr Hama Lard Is very hrm and freely oAe-et
with fair request Sales Of SO bbl- and terces a. u 1lec
ard hes at Halle BHtfer plenty, vh far lnds'ry
In part California Sales Of Ohio ~ t5 and West
EN- Dairy sl54ls Cheese STEADY but que. ,9Ie
wOOL-Cernet ~ools sre ia demand 400 bales DOuako;
Wocl sid DC, s. bales white grey Cnea AZ loc o &c
Fleece is s,-sav y Oeo n aid al y a3sc.
LEAD-2n pigs Galsna aid = -. Msrkrt frner.
BaRK-We note a ssfe OF 800 tnas English Refined AZ
az 80 cash.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-18
BoARp OF FlNANcE.-The Board

Finance met on Wednesday evening at the City Hall
The pin cps business was TO appropriate money Tor
the construction Of the new Engine Houses The fol-
lowing list Of appropriations s now before the Board
awaiting Its action For Park. $4,000; for PIERS
$4,000; for Engine Houses, $1,000 for addition to
the City Hail. $1,000 The one on Engine Houses was
taken Up and debated Cor length OF time and sew
ersl amendments were put Finally the Board adjourn
cd without deciiing the question on either OF them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-18
Passengers Arrived

IN thp <Stads from Han9hae AND 81. Hsrs-Mrs Browne
ehsrsr and Rev d. Bnsemsn lady and Chinese sf
Mr. II. Lyfs, hrs Brown tso children and servant
IN thip Holyoks, Jr0~ HavsRa-Messs. K T. Ysaseo J. o.
Arrowsmith.
n hip haae Tebb .m Livsrpo'-Mss Howe. MISE
Mary Howe and servant, Mr. and Mrs Pnkney, Mr. hshen, NJ
Brevud, Mr. Clare.
IN BARI Edna from Guyat1s p. R-Mrs. Mcpherson, two
ehdren and servant Mr. and MS Lasaa Miss Lsaa, Mr. La
rsla, Eve children and servant
SVliSfs, from 81. Jae0 de CNbs-Joseph srga'uss
Nah crothers Bridget simons. . .,
Ande
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SECOND BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA SALES OF srocKs, TAursdaH,

June IT, Is2F6 Board-sl9Oo Penn. So, " VI s5 Nneh
r. r. Tsk do do 49, $500 sehuyh Nav g. Is, int off, 50
$500 do. do int IS 100 SehuYk Nav. sk, 24 10
Penn r. r. ~ ~ $40 Richmond Dist Bonds g. 90 10 Ginrd
Bh l2I 100 Harrisburg r. r. 49, 10 READING so Morris
snsn Mech BI 4s 81 Lshsh Int saj 5000 Reading D.
10, s63s 200 Phil X. r. &c, l04
Second Bosrd-si9 Grad b. rag $50 County bs co. co. 10
Unh BIZ Tenn 75j 81 Lehish lat, % 90 Penn X H. 90
Mneb r. r. 10 s67 Penn S. 90 Pbs b. 1875 so Long
Island lO; s2s5 Lehsh MTG g. BIZ Penn, l94 20 Me
ehtncs' b., 3oa Harrisburg b., AZ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-18
JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

CARRIED OrF.-Last evening gentle
man and lady, residing In Jersey City, who had come
ON board of the Empire State, for Fall River
for the purpose OF seeing OH some friends who had
taken passage In the boat for Boston, were uncere
mon ously carried Oft from the pier, with the prospect
Of remaining In the company OF their friends much
longer than they desired expected to be- Fortunate
Nv tor the them though when the boat hsd got aroand
Into the East River whitehall boat that happened TO
he crossing In the Of the steamer was hailed by
Capt Jeweit who, in compassion for the lady, con
seited to stop bis vessel and afford 10 the couple an
opportunity TO escape from their unpleasant situation
and return their happy home where an Infant child
the object of It's mothers tepderest socltnde hsd been
isfl con psr.tively alone. The lady exceedingly
reoiced the change had been effected
through the gaantry and magnanimty of Capt Jewett
and the sssdueOs exertons Of the boatman In rowing
them safely ashore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-18
rAdverusement1
" Sniritnal Telegraph this week con-

contains the concluding Letter Mesmenc Phenomena
Nsc1urns and Morals Spiritual Vision Nsw-York Confer
snce sptusism In Cleveland, Ohio Diagram executed by
Ire Spirits illustrating the -Four Periods Of Human Life and
ether startling rsvestions Published by CHARLES PAR
FRIDGE No Courtlanc For sale at the News Depos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-18
On the subject of American Securities
The London paily Es.us Of the An jane says

Tia London Daily Ners Of me IN June says;
"The demand for American Securities continues. and
eon,idersble business has been doae IN this marke,
during the week The City Securities most In favor
the Five per Cent Bonds IL the city Of Boston and
Six per Ceat Bonds Of the city OF Montreal The last
quotations thus reported BY hessrs D. Bell, Son *
10 Ear transmission TO America
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-18
ni.asfer.. &c.

scu, 81 SeVb1rypc before reported shor. mar
Bridge has been got OF and kea 10 fa RIVER
% j. nuwo a The railway undergone repairs.
Boston from PhtaisiDea before r-portef
n crna Lysndef lost boNspt fore yard and stove
arboar5 bow
TsI ass Of the b. ship ureeisd at Bermuda The cenona
net fremont.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-18
Market.....BY Tsle1rapA

NEw-ORLEASs, June l6 lS52-CoTToN-Sales to-day
barely 500 bales at prices below the highest point quo
tations nominal. RICE sells At - %.
CHARLESTON, June l6-Our CoTToN market Is unsc f!ed
and no accurate quotations can se gwen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-18
RECENT. of Produce. .JusE II.

By Erie Railroads.&c. pkgs. Butter, $50 sides Leather
$50 Sheep and q bsles Wool
by Nelo Harea Rdprodd-l2o pigs Butter snd 2l2 do.
Cheese.
Nv NsrR Rirer Bo1s-l475l bbls Flour sst do Ashes
2S5 DO Whisky 2759 do. PORK. $40 do. Provisions 81 do
Beef $3.50 bush. Wheat %. 4l8 do. Corn.