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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-22

- sion of this ancient and favorite institution will
commence Wednesday, the 18th of September
Punctuaify in attendance is required alike by the inter-
ests of the students and of the College.
Board in good families may be had prices ranging
rom 81 25 to $500 per week (Students preferring
board themselves reduce this expense low 62
cents per week. The annual charges, including tut
ton board and all ncdentas for room-rent. washing
fuel and lights vary between $ll5,00 and $4,000.
| Carlisle. Sent s-ts G. COLLINS, President.
M OTICE.--We have Just received. and offer for
/ Y SALE lot of beautiful Clover and Timothy Seed
| MoCORKLE, SIMPSON 81 JONES. e.
oct lifts
| - ACCOM- lotof prime Western sides for sale BY
! ID sept lot. j. b. NOWLI&.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-22
cPLENDID SILVER CUPS, NEW Jew.

PLENDsD SlEvEkCUPS,NE NEW Jew
- elry --latest Patterns, fine Clocks, Every cheap
elegant Gold and Silver Watches, Warranted for two
years.)
Also Letter and cap paper of the best and finest quail
ity, fine Note paper and fancy Envelopes New Books,
good Books, very fine Books, School Books &C., all for
sale the lowest prizes. Call and look ut these Goods
before you buy elsewhere. You save money by do
ing so. (Oct G-ts) JOHN L. WRIGHT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-22
RICHMOND. Oct. 81.

The execution of Lucy Randolph, condemned for III
murder Of her child has been respited the 18th No
| ynrnhpr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-22
m SOMETHING REALLY RICH, ~

Xa1 SUMETHING REALLY HICH, 00
IA FOR LADIES' ~
vENHE subscriber is opening the most elegant
4 sortment of FAIL and WINTER GOODS he
has ever offered to the public BoNNETs of and
elegant potterns and materials Cloth Pcira and Sak
Cloaks MaRcsand Ftsies with and without hoods and
vests--RlBBONS of magnificent styles, and other
GOODS in his line. lie asks call from his friends,
and the public arge feeling confident that he suit
tho tasie of all in goods and prices
sept Bots r. +. HENNING.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-22
NEW GOODS.

G9 The subscriber has opened hnrds,me -
Sssl- mud elegant assortment of FAIL and -
WINTER GOODS. BoSNErs of every variety an
style. Her friends and the public will please call an
examine them (sep 30-cts) JANE SIMPSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-22

Egzs - 49, 2
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-22

Lynchhurg Republican and Express. Bedford, Salen
Wytheville and Abingdon papers, will please COPY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02

me ,ervcss Of an Advertising agent in New York CON-
cepd the old and wees'sb.ished aEeney OF Mr.. v 3.
fALNER in the Tribune Buildings His business relations
extend nearly the entire press OF the country and the
proupiitude with which his accounts are always usted
has secured for him the confidence Of those vino have had
transactions with him Mr. Pslmer also has AGENCIES IN Bos
,on and phi.d.lpbia SulialO Courier.
The busnes. Of advertising is impeTfecily understood By
merchants generally. Mr. PALNsRs great experience ana
enable him TO give very npO tan and val
liable in these matters all who favor nan
with an Interview The subject 80 presented ~ MN,
ce ainy worthy the attention OF al persons engaged
In active business.
From intimate acquaintance with MI fALMER We sre
prepared that any business connected viii the Agencies
wheh he sd etses will be both promptly aud h)norAoy
transacted In the " Newspsper Agencies ne has
reduced the business such admirable system that All
ps,ties hardly fail to he satisfied v 1Day lnounei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02
markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE

THURSDAY July l, 1882
AsHES--The market Is steady with fair demand saes
Of 100 bb at a. 81 for Pots and IS S7.d$5 a for Pearls
COTT0N-The sales only 400 bales, at fu prices
-FOUR AND MEAL~our market for State Flour e bet
ter the light and the export demand far vest
en- snd ns The oes and sasts inquiry
Is fair and the market closes firm for fresh GROUND e1 e
an ia dull but steady sales Of co. se sss Of Dome.
tic are $500 bbs at - 759S s7t TOR Wlsconsn r. sz.D
81 for old Michigan stas4 q for mixed .ood 9G So "a @
"a os for State and 81 o6as ls for round hoop ONO ana
vorite State Southern Flour 10 steady or the eoC Vw
and buoy ant for the beer kinds sales OF 8OO Dds
e. S7I4 SCI for mixed good straight brands and " %
ass 80 fancy About half OF the sales were io export
= les BpoySnt; sales Of 100 bS at g s Corn Meal
abundant the supply Tar in exe1s. Of The
0RAIN-Our market for Wheat is better the ae 1 h
good for export and the home inquiry s hbi par ~ 81 and
5000 bush white Canadian on private terms nye Is more
plenty and quiet Sic Barley Is more mee s
are more abundant and prices lower sales OF ONO ana
Canadian 46464c AND State at 4 TAG Corn Is plenty
and the market easier for good lots Western not quite
sound sound scarce, and in limited demand or shppog
sales Of 50 eco bush at a57c for unsoSnd o gUoS Tr
good prime Western mixed and 5s d6Oc for round yell
WI sKY-The market is steady the demand fair. Sales
of $50 bbs at 29c for OHIO 2Ic for Pson and 2lc for
y. ard D Ohio; Drudge is firm but quiet at BIC
PROvISONSOurP Pork quiet and prlcss IetneI
unsettled. The arrivals light The favorable advces
from New Orleans and from Europe have mPated hTnnes
to the market Sales Of 500 bb SsG az se 10 TI
ADVANCED Sales Of 400 bb at s2 5eds5 50 for Mess and
$8df9 for Pme-the latter is scarce and prices unsettled
Beef Hams are scarce and omna Lard is more busyant
and the demand light Sales of 40 bbls and terces at
lOl0lOtc Cut Meats buoyant and in good demand
sales of 500 bbs and 8d8lc for Shoulders and
ea9lc for Hams Butter aud prices tend upward
Sales Of Ohio at lsdl6tc and Western Dairy at l3Gse
Cheese is steady at 5074c. .
WOOL-The market is active and the demand in
excess Of the receipts which in slowly Prices are
very firm We note sales Of 200 10 domestic fleece new
clip, 2804sc to full blooded; 10000 ID No coun
try pulled ESQ Soc; 5000 ib Western mixed pulled, &c
5000 10 Southern washed Soc 40 bales washed Entire Rios
lie 80 bales Mesgo unwashed private terms % bales
washed Buenos Ayres Slc; $50 bales washed Mo-
xorco 22lH26c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02
Foreign Ports.

AtIverBool 10th ships Van wne Smith, chartered tn
carry engants tdAsstraa, sal July O Lizzie Harvard Par
ker, for Philadelphia weeks.
Panama 18th steamer : ) Lewis Batter San
Francisco; ship ndeer Lord sa,dwc Islands snt Manila
Msysguez P r. 18th inst bngs p r. Hchborn Cocod, Tor
Philadelphia days Samuel Nash, Gnst, unei Hampieu
dscR B. an Tkob, NewOreaus ,or New Haven, E
l. Armstrong New Haven, dol Victor dscg Mary,
from schr. kossuth, New York, dg
Ponce P. R l7th barks Hyperion Benja nn hom ST.
Thomas John Colby Hatch New York bng Nantsse
Nelson disco Exporter Mcdonald, from ST. Thomas Susan from
New York, just arr.
Al Guaya,a p r. inst, bark J. Forbes Francis for New
Haven next day.
At C,enuesos It'll slips Tarqun Doughty for New Yor
days Charlotte Reed Weeks tor DO 90 barks Plato Carroll
Philadelphia, ready Sarah Ann Harnmtn, from Havana, just
arr Edward Dearborn, Philadelphia Schools, Campbell Tor
DO TO- w Dyer Kingston, ia Just hug. Anal
Saxon Poe sailed 5i reported; p r.
Thomas Edwari, Smaley Tor New
York DO; Emily Young for DO, do New World, Caner tor
Stephen Young Gray, New York = Sarah WI
l. W. Maxwell Farnham for 10
Marion Bb5er sor. Onward Brown, from Falmouh. j.
wig Sailed nth 5th) schr. Magyar, Havener Boston.
Al Baracoa 10Th schr Messenger New York cargo
Arr Charetieown r. L. 18th met schr Mary Ann, Anier
Boston. -
Yarmouth, n s. 10Th INST, hng Speed Kyaron, Phla
delphia sohr. Oregon, Churchill Boston.
John, B. 9h inst bark Edgar, Pendeton, Savan
nah: Veocy, Cook Boston schr' Heespon Ewe and
Mary Jane Euin DO. Cleared 10th, ship Albert Franklin, Long
Cork and amarket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02
.. ! l,ooe ZACH. inseres, on which has been psya.

Aonss d eooe EACH interest On which has been psSa
~ Vdesired, by the Messrs. Bartngs.
- oh,eet of the present loan would appear 70 90
N remodeling Of the whole debt Of the CITY, ana ~
onsodation upon new basis. al 1t 10 proviaea .ns'
he proceeds Of the sale of said bonds shall De mi,
d,stely applied to the payment of all the matnrsa .,e
sasions Of the City Of New0rean', and on ss f.itv
Erst Second and Third Municipalities, ana o. on
Of Lafaye viz bonds, INTEREST," coupons. wsrrants
al coupons and debts over due notes. ,s Treasurers
&c on presentation thereof at the 1y,ssns Is now
OfBeea II viii be noticed that Newu'ig1 - raising
following the example Of % e1o1ds for the payment
new loan, part OF which ~. ~ ia debt
q lean for be :. draw attention
=, sss e ,.s sss irving to
GOO NOR. !. ri sum : stated
bonds sor the completion OF the North Brsncn
hsns: . ssl. that ss E See
from that or seh later as stated in the official nothca
oS b applied to 70 the sss
49, wi interest and such Of the y cent bonds as
NAV be subject to cancelment by the State"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK......July !
Cleared.

<rsrsF r s~-ntop Spencer, Liverpool, Everett o'ph
x., In c,onk 81 John n. B. r. lrvnj Defence 1Df'j
TAYLOR, Quebec, T.. Ptbston -, q u.,-.,9 Alexandria
~ nderwcod Belize Hon. H. Irvinj eaneso ~, q %
?. D,Ianoi MERMAID s%'' B. Gaser Co Florence
Boptsp warren W. Bater DARLINGTON .aehs, s
~ n. y co Franklin Mitchell LISBON Nesm'th oohs o.
c,sopatra Kent Gbars Nesmiih * som " .pI.'
Dupre Le Poole &c. l. Ronth s1asj s &c. HsnJy B.
ras sssteT, Macon, Watkins, Savannah H. n De 20
S;s fVsryl Aanonen, Rchbucto. schmidt a. baehen
800 1seS Russo Mareies Boyd Hioohen; Afno sara
R.To Msrsees Cszet Astoinej Clare (br) Anen os,h-h
= Braine; Tybee, Ferguson, Charleston, Geo Baey
Tosn iPoru) Mona Oporio p ~ sese; Hector, heekL)
pTandt Richibucto, Schmidt & Balchen -. o.
o,ersMeiyna Pierce Newark kssrn Volant, Osborn,
Aleysndrs Mot, bede Charles Mills Francis Savannah y L.
MCresdy Co. Enulous (recleared Bswn 81 JOINS N -
J. T. Desley; Palos Bartlett Philadelphia, H. d. BroolnaHj Al
lsnic, Nckerson Salem, r. w. Ropes x 60. -, - A..
Haven H.,
Propeler-Jersey Blue Hart PIovdeoce J. A. Maven.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02
PHLApELPHIA MARKET-ThurSd dV

July Trade generally continues very quiet and the for
een by The Africa has mad effect upon the COTTON
market BARK is not much inquired after. Small sales OF
No Quercron az SA 81 y tun, aud Span sh Oak al
Sl45 a cord The FLOUR market continues dali There
little inquiry for shipment and 300 bbls good brands
have been dis posed Of at - including mix ID Western
o. per hbl The sales of city consumption limited at
i2sq$4 3ll for common and good brands IS for
choice los and extra and faacy brands $4 8GS5 25-
RYE FLOUR scarce and held firmly at s. So The stock Of
CoRN MEAL is small and further sales nave under
or notice We quote at 81 l24 6sS 25
WIZ. is dull A. 90 bushels prime Pennsylvan White
sold at 81 per bush We quote Red al s5d9' The market
continues bare Of RYE aud is wanted for disabling Com
is in limited request 5000 bushels Yellow sold at Csc aoa
aud some White Csc There but few OATS coming in
WHISKY and In good dc mand Sales OF barrels
q a 225c. Hhds. command &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02
Albany Lumber Market,

FOr the week ending June 80.
There less activity exhibited than there was In the early
part OF the season. there is good business doing and the
of the greatly exceed that Of the cores
spending Of LUMBER continues TO come In
freely and there is good assortment OF all kinds Cae
mung box excepted in market The yards are gadu
ally filling up and the stock hand is much larger
than previous time during the present season Vessels
have arrived more freely during the past week. aud nearly
IL quite all the Lumber waiting shipment has been taken
from the yards
Prices for the various kinds have ruled pretty steady since
our last aud in no one article do find sufficient change
70 warrant any alteration in figures of last week
We omt our usual comparative table Of the receipts for
the fourth week in June the Canal week closes with
this day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02
The Latest Liverpool nIarket.-pER AFRICA.
From our own Correspondent
FXEppOnI Gafnraay los


LIVERPOOL, Saturday, June 49, 1852.
CorToNThe market closed yesterday with decline Of
about Ll6d. upon the quotations of the preceding week
having occasionally shown 3D. decline the lower descrp
ons The sales yesterday COO bales previous rates
with fair demand from the s6e. To-day Saturday tue
demand has rather improved aud sales will probably reach
O0 geo bales The circular quotations Of yeserd Az are
fully suppoed and there only moderate amount Offering
BEEY-There continues 10 be lively demand for this AZ.
ticle and prices still tend upward consumption beias
greatly increased Owing however to deficiency OF sck
the sales small Prime qualities sell for 80 10.
PoRK-The above remarks slso apply 70 this article,
which sells al So. No stock.
LARD-Prices continue high with GOOD demand Prms
In kegs and barrels, IL worth sil. '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02

puir MI PFIA July Ifrirci-s-sFnst Psushscof w..
- - Ye,L .shrs J. r. Tobas III nd Wilmington. " ~
pDon co,soa Prurlieuce Henry Reed Reed Pouinoat %
hott, Blu. ksoo, Pan RIVER jar y bgA'a' '-'''''
] b White Cor-ou, Pro'd - ~. 49,. A.
Ien.b-c0t, WHITAKER, New f9Ai 49,
a.. cs.tner Botob. Emily gsnus khnc, knE,toh, ia ar.s
Topes FABIAN Fousne q Jaso d. Caeai Ellen heed
s.isr. Parheuou Da7i., Boston knNa, bastf 90 -e"
Bc..oy Cor.nn, rrovder- Mvcd~-i Pettrsi 90 I'Ao'
nu,Isco FaH River; Pafmuth SANFORD. VIZ ofk J'-p
go. ehead; r. T. Buroh LHgo, sae1 jas A byN
Tonpsor Boston jose Williamson Jf. Ny Dshton = T.
Nhre Cnrson. H1stsn: sidney Mnor Hof--, N-~ Lonfoh
sEWPORT gJ-Au. -chrs. Garsi-, Wicker, hocsAni
lor New Yors d. p. TaTv, Portsmouth for flaa,e.
Lar Nelson Crmmer Boston or NeSheu Fnend Hett 90
Tor Philadelphia Giraffe, Nnco, Anderson ior NeE iHfN
Harm. Main-- imssFor or 40 sas~f Bsk-f ta' '' U'
Slocp Mara Louisa, Deru-r, Pal RIVER Tor View f0fk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02

= ,,u ycn.np.. TOT GermAryl Rev. g. Trhchs',
ln Of Y ~. po Miss sch's., Ms Fasa' ah efraneel
and a. 6sn MatsHsas-D.namIu means and wife,
IN e~fN 49,. r.le james krtparct James Ross. harcu.
Boston, W. w,ds Waiter Smart J. d. Peacock ffnso DE-
Lana s.ySssGa, from IHsestEd-Mr wsppaus, Mr. Fuller
Mr.. Bc-ker - IT.. L. ~. -
.. cty Scst,a frvS Na'-nV, ~ Miss Cluson, hesrs
Grore and Murphy, Capt Wnsht and his
! Ir abr ciydt, from EethsuG-Miss VI. y. RAyner
In fetr. ". r. Care, from Ee;heWa-w. 7. c. Bethel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02
To Mariners,

The BARTLETT Reel al, ship Ia. removed from her
for pars Pilot Boat Eclipse placed a. sad reel IN her steal
finishing their season work Lieut.
Rogers has vey shoa II miles distant rom
Totutas Light bearing from By T. Least depth Of water a.
low tide fathon- OF from the Keys, and distant
from the Rsbecca Soal miles Beng the track Of vessels
bound round the Torulas II should be carefully avoided
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02
Spoken, &c.

June g. lat 20 TO- org ~ 90 ship Champn from New orleans
for COwes
lat 49, long II H. passed Dr. slip City Of n'oni
lsh lat A. long - passed Memo 18Th lat 6f - Iona
A.. passed ship ChnboraLo. webb from New York for BIC
Islard-( BY sarah Ssnds, arrived AZ this port
june a. IONS brig Emily, from Galveston Tor hos
ton. u days out and WI u the -1ih.
- lat 20 90 Ions. - IS barr Gen Taylor, from NeWof
hans for New-YoTk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02

EVOURTH JULY EXCURSION from
IL NETWORK TO PHILADELPHIA BY the Cam
den and Amboy Railroad and the steamer JOHN POTTER
Passengers will leave Pier No l. North River foot of Bat
tery-plsce, at o'clock. NJ. and p NJ on SATURDAY
Sd July and on MO SDAY, 5h July at 7 A. NJ.
Returning, will leave Philadeph MONDAY, az 2
snd 81 p NJ and tt ESDAY, 9Th July at |, and A.
NJ and and 81 p. NJ from foot OF Walnut Fare for the
Excursion going ana returning 81.
l. BLISS, Agent c. X A. r. K. Co.
New. York June 49, 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02
Disasters, &c.

Io-, or Trr I'M CcioNCap Wright and thirteen
Of ms crew late Of the Colon arrived Al tbs po this
morning schr Anna Sophia, from Nts-au, p The
was away st Of June the Gnserbrsad Shoals
when vessel I'D became total ossthe SAILS nsfns
pars saved BY the and carei INTO Nsan
the time blowing fresh from the 5 w
Capt Wright informs that bark GOT ashore a. the same tune and
ace but succeeded off, and proceeded
yoyee Did not sear where hailed from where bound TO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02
TO AREiyr ,po,,
Passenger. Arrived

D. .xfe zshig SARAH Sasdf f0r Lireraaog-Mes.r. N
Porer and son Mss Standard Mis- s.esmaa M A Cne
Williams T. Roberts, w. Thsysr, w. Hanson NJ ana 70 =
hns1cs and 2eAren, Mr. add MIS- campes G. Goodman q ~
Ewes Mr. ss6 NM Bleey, Mss Parcel lal OF Easaaa) WI
Lama, Mr. and Ms faiday r. yohnSton, Ms Frances Ha NJ
we'll Re-, Joha fzssr Mr. and Ms KEYS, laz Of Irsaad C.
f4 rsi,en w. lament ~ n. essse w. Jsnkn, Porter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02
Nv TELEGRAPH.

BOSTON yaly I--Ar bars Admiral Moor'om 81 " ~.
Fremont Corsnhat.n schr- John stan, Newah hNs' 80.
jeTa Cd shp Crusader. Valparaiso ttfs- AD'tln, tsa
Clara c Bell Charleston; Helen Mana, bafmoie' '''v
New Yort schr. stafhound do. II. S.,-yoA /. bns.
HALIFAX. June 15Arr bsrk Joseih ho,' pa SSeip6sA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02
IMPORTANT to CAPITALISTS-

kee will be sold public auction premises
9Th day OF July 1882 at 10 o'clock NJ The valuable prop
erty known "Carke's Addition" to Milwaukee City,
State of Wisconsin consisting of 400 large lots each 50 feet
front and rear by 80 feet in Depth situated 20
feet in width, commanding view OF Lake Michigan and
the surrounding city, being only of mile from the Rail-
road Depot In the center OF the property public SQUARE
Title indputabe. Terms OF the sale cash 10 per
the day the SALE the balance be paid in 80 days when
the deeds will be delivered This property is sold to close
estate aud will doubt prove great bargain. For fur
sioner of Wisconsin No. 40 Greenwchst, New-York or
I. l.. OGDEN, Trustee, Milwaukee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02

EXCURSIONS for JULY, 1852, for
IA SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH, OCEAN
HOUSE, HIGHLAND HOUSE. PORT WASHINGTON,
MOUNTS and BROWNS DOCK (Middletown). and the
intermediate places when practicable and RED BANK
The new, elegant and commodiOus steamer GOLDEN
GATE, Capt Foreman White will leave New.York foot Of
Robinson az. North Riverl. follows.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02
NTAGNIFIFICENT EXCURST0N

lVh around the LOWER BAY VIA SANDY Hoor 4.
HIGHLANDS, LONG BRANCH, Ere The FoIsTus
OF JULY ls52-On MONDAY, July S the Sea-
DELAWARE, Capt Samuel seymour viii nah, a. sp
eunion into the Loger Bay, Leaving Pier No IA N.,s
River, at 10 O'clock NJ. loot Of ioihst, r. r Iei,
return the city by way Of the Light Ship aits, 49,
quality on board. ~F''ot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02

Hunruss ALsisao.... ..fzn bAr.
s-Rses-..... 80 see... - Moon.-Rlsss ss iis
..rEu Ban
Sandy Eock som Gov Island. 80 2sm Hell Gate 81. II"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02
13almer's CoInmn.
DALMER'S AMERICAN NEWSPA.

IL PER AGENCY -Horaee the Roman poet sp-sks
With contempt ofinita,or and calls them serye herd
yeL though not the highest order OF hamm Intelligence
these ulf 'her psIt in the business Of the World
NsthnE made IN vain lntstors form test by which
CT lmApnfs about thing may be sure thee - some
thing rood IN II rst crowd OF sea BIRDS lowering above
the let the people ts shoal Of hsb 10 under
Meath and other Hight hings carried along By
the serve 70 the speed and direction
without helping the stream In The leasL or mere Ang us
volume,
five want az, ss-arsnce-Wrhch do to.-that
yst.m OF advertising sdnirsb- and going ahead
pusperousy should ind IL in the fact that several per
have htched themselves 10 plan, and c
along road which they have wit enough 10 perceive
n lead IN the end n properly followed 70 success
thou g whether It lead them % success quite another
que stion But the eld l. broad ore and they will have
success who it-according 10 Lord Nelson's motto
For the last ten years we have been making plan and
Vtrectirg and ne re pretend 20 no cpgrgf we must
only make ercaieHce Of system sufficient We
wish say has connection With others who
advertise Newspaper agencies IN the Northern states Our
facilities doing all That profess IN the line that
haye lie IN the number and character Of the
p.rs which have confdsd L. the exclusive agency
bracng best and widely crcused journals OF the
cities and towns the various parts OF the courtrythe
system with which business is done-the
experience Of yesp which have had of the method Of
carving it knowledge of the peculiar character ana
the several districts Of country, and the consequent
with which meet the wishes and consult the
interests OF our adye ng friends We know that the
means and appliances Of business beyond all cOmpe
on Such they they shall he still further improved
along ard earnestly directed 10 the benefit OF the
business public This Of is altogether
chine for making money We take the pride OF inventor
and do that from strong paternal feelings which 9TH
may he supposed 70 do merely for the sake OF the net pro-
eeeds We why should not have the sltsfac
ton Gear every true citizen OF State, OF doing some
thing IT, in his day and genersion-somehlng by
which people may remember him when he has gone away
10 answer the Advertisement which every bound 10
roce. A though great man Ia estimation
Fourier, the Frenchman we do not see why we also
should try and leave mark upon the Industrial pro-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02
Horsrs, Carriages, Hr.

EOR SALE-Match pair of bright bay
Il Horses 16 hands high years old with natural tails.
very stylish and raDgy necks, and good Travellers green
from the couny warranted sound and kind in all harvest
Also, various other Horses matched god single Hores
end good blOoded fast Can be at JONES UN-
DEBHILDS Stable. No. rs 4th-ay
L,OR SALE-A full. breed Newfound
IL land Dog, months old. Apply at No SO Londoner-
race, 23d-st Price $40 .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02
HENRY T. LEEDS. Auctoneer.
4 ARGE SALE of NEW and SECOND

AhNE DALE OF NE w ana SECOND-
IL HAND FURNITURE BY order Of Deputy Sheriff
MARINER at sales room, No. S8 Chsmber-st., near
Broadway, HENRY Il. LEEDS will sell above, at 100
o'clock TO MORROW Saturday, without reserve, by cat
alogue, all the Furniture OF well furnished house, consist
ing OF handsome oval gilt frame Mirrors Pier Glasses On
Paintings royal tapestry and three ply Carpets Oil Cloths
rosewood Paror Suites In Satin Brocaee linen covers ma
hogany Sofas and Chairs Tables with and without marble
tops, Window Shades Divans TeteaTete and mahogany
and walnut French and Gothic Bedseads Mattresses Pail
lases, suites of painted and enameed Bedroom Fur
in sets to match Cottage Chairs Also % second
hand BeGstead and quantity of second hand Furniture to
close an estate. Sale without regard the weather Gaia
logues morning of sale.