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ri p. sEOvAEL, WAREHOUSE Il
1s2s COMMISSION MERCHANT, Augusta,
Ga, would respectfully inform. his old patrons, and
the public generally, that he has leased, for Il term
of vcirs Tie New and Extensive
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Scientific Evidence .

Call on The Agent AMI get Descriptive Circular. gratis,
slsng large amount If SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE: frlu
cgs Animal Chmis'ry: Dr. combc's Physiology Dlges-
Of New York University: Prof Dnngisnns Physiology Be-
together with reports Of from al parts Of the United
SiltrS.
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Feb 10
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER
Great Cure for DYSPEPSIA!

rNiIE TRUE EDIGES
l. TIVE FLUID, or
Gastric j uicc,
prepared from Rcnncl,
or the fourth Stomach
Of the Ok, after dir, q
tons nf BARON L.iEsid,
the great Physiological
G h Z m list, by J.@S.
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Aug %
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Fer Tax Collector.
Tor Sheri E

r. 6. KEY.
FEt.IV f. BDDlE,
JULIUS DAY.
JAMES EDISON.
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New Location

Charleston. Aug 9, 1852.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23
DIED.

On Monday. March %, Of consumption. SUSAN o.
BANes wife Of Nathan Banss . and daughter Of John
The funeral viii take place from Ter late rssid No.
l62 ktdase-st Wednesday AfsTaoos ct O'clock The
rsatlvss aae friends are invited 10 attend without further
dsncs No. lac Ella ST.. ANDREW IL ROCKWELL. a
viii be taken Ito dsyl for ntsrGent He leaves behind to
mourn h ls:s large circle Of fnsrds and
and ansns them an sfsc,iena's and dcsas wife.
uAkTiBg exeIens aud teadsr soleSuds have helped TO
suosth As pillow down To the grave Peace 10 his ssses
CsDsslaAsca to his Tisnds
On Sunday, Mach 81. - ss.Ilss fever. WILLIAM
blossom. yesnsss son Of Robert ~. aad n. MaTsarst
relative. and blend. e the f.-ly Of HI. ..sl..
%s IA sass a oeei from the res dsnss q bis s.ss
Ne ls6 ESssge g. His remains VIII be taken 70 Green
o. saturday. March a. sftsr lingering illness. Mr.
JACOB L. DICKINSON, sssa - years.
-H's funeral ssI,rss al tsks place At s. s,sphsns
Aslsh. =. Tussdas. the ssd inst, ~ d. where has
.,0- ssssrSss. Mach So NARY ELIZA. dassA.s Of
nS isis SseIss Pors, q, assd = year,
ssl:si q: rem =: .::S.se. = her .:sls' Ne. as
e. so & s;s;ss; 's q: ss
He mend q. invited :. .s.,s ii. fn.r.
thes invtacss, ~ O'Clock ~ Tsesasy next frs,.
o. SessssS, 81 G S., ANNIE Ha iss .,,
20: Istss, isl i..s. LYDi1 Z yss.sss daughter q
days; Her remains ,aksa Grsss.sod fas iassi-
Gina = Nod. :; e, s: :.I MAsy
ss.ss.l ynl = isssissds On Wednesday s,is An
sssassess q her 90 h-law. IN. SsAsak. Mrs ELlz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23
Markets. ..cAnr,vLLy REPORTED yos rns ra.sv~s

MONDAY March a.
AsHEs-Ths msrks. is steady. With moderate demand
for Pot: .. s5assOs. and Pearls At sea5.
COTTON less active only $500 bales bsiag sold, ana
fI ocss' xNS MEAL-rAsrs is no change to note
the value Of wssterr and stats Flour. The unayorsse
close Of the w.es but no decline Be noted the trade
ssssrsy sell inside asu,es in veg Of
s sss , grades .SS
Ss" % and nsSn. bond II. sales
Domestic reach 50eO bb 81 3Oasl SCI for Common to
India a. 81 1884 ST for commsa to good Ohio Southern
10 heavy but holders are nor disposed TO submit TO ssy
and the West iSdes Sales Of SEQ bbs 81 sssi 5si
for mixed to geed straight brands and s. 1888 2f 70,
8 ~ 'Ss 81 saa
.ss g Tor Jersey and 90 Ss f., =, w,s,
nSrs osrss and 10 This sss but
the 81 all kinds limited We have only 70 sales
%as sa nons Ssa ss 1u
Canadian s.s aonns at ooaSl TO- and Genesee At
is good business doing The demand for disabling is also
more active. The sales are aseo bush mostly arrive
Al 76f7e and the spot a. 77a7sc the Inside plice for
Jess%y are in far do mend &,8ic for State. and
s, s.ss z ss sss Gs'R Sd: !: Yer;
AZ ss. r ass :.s 'ea sss siiss'
foIsesd wtiis and Go ior Hound jersey yellow West
WHISKY -fks market !. dull and held rather higher
early hs day but closed In favor 81 the buyer Sales OF
% bbis Prison, at2lc. Ddgem qaist at 2lc tims and
PEOvIsIoNsourma mari for Pork is very fra for Mess
and rather better for Prime wnh doing The arrivals
moderate and the the holder Sales Of 800
bills AZ $7 for Mess and SIC for Prime $40 so for
ola Mess and SIC So for ns- thin Mess and sl 50 for
masd Sales sf $50 bbls at sT5ass IS for Prime, and
30 TIA fla rs fer Mess Prime Mess aud quite
nominal At slsaSn Reef Hans rm salcs OF u bbs
At SIC Lard il very firm, but not active the sap
~ moderate Sales Of $50 bbls Sadie and kegs in
lQlg ltalissc .Ss snd not plslty
at Shoulders scarce at 737c Butter svey scafss
Ircss OF Prime tend up Ssss ONO at l9a',e
and Western Estate at ssase Cheese In demand
at elaec.
BkEswAX-There 10 n fair demand COR prime for the
trade and the market firm Sales Of 5000 ID. yellow at
26c cash
WOOL is NOS 60 active as week ago 20 600 ID Fleece
sold geese aud coo n at sSc. Palled aud
wanted Foreign active 900 bales Odessa sold
private terms, and there other sales not al
lowed To be reported.
EkuIT1 puncheens Lime Juice, little inferior, q. Sec
bhs Lines at $tt. and do, over npe, at S.
TORTOISE SAELL--530 ib Loggerhead Tortoise Shell
sold ct a7c
COFFEE active $50 bags Maracaib, sold at o. cash
fss Jamaica, etc. cash and | eco Rio, sa9te.
lhOk-The demand 10 good, and 900 800 tuus Calf
mess sed al $2l, months
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23
Wsather-Marksts, &c.
Csrsspoldencs VI The N. Y Tribune.
PHILApELpHIA, Monday, March ~, 1882.


Nothing local of interest to day. The
weather mas again assumed s2riog like aspect
Bank 10 in dsmsad at OR lsst qsotst,on CLoykEsssD
IN rather more required afeI sales Of 10000 bush prime
ri IS q 10 Piess Of CorroN rsnain without cnaags
Tksfs has been rather more inquiry Tor FLOUR;
dor ,hjomeni, and AGO bills standard and good
brands have been disposed Of sisee our last
ovr, for city ptop within tins range 81 "a assso.
CORN MEAL Is In better demand. sale OF 3os s5s ~
SsI2i RYE FLOUR is scarce and steady. Al S, so Dbl
WHEAT is in good demand, but there very Lite ofsr
Ing Sales Of bushels PRIME Southern RED Al " cen
y bushsl. The ma,ket clc,nues bare OF hyo CoIh u
scarcs 1900 bushels Southern yellow gold At ot ceats
snsst Osts have 81 ghlly advanced. cargo Of South
EN- sold Al SO cents per bushel
WHISKY 10 steady Sales OF 2eO barrels AZ Ss GEMS
Hhds are held ~ ihs sane price 49, -, an
SAILS or SroCKs FIRST Board % IN. A. Bank, lao
xiocO READING c. re- git: sal eos do i3o MOI
lis Canal. 10; 100 DO. ls $40 CITY IN C.; ipsi a.
at state g. le s,,ooe Cam and An %. ~ ss'
Nav 81 es g; sos Long Islani h. H. 49, $40 Lsnsn
seeosa Board-siO 900 Read r, IS. 10 ss 100 Long
Island A. M; Is Bank of Commerce So: $1,000 State
s6i; u Mech b., 800 Is Ky Blk, los.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23

For Reeves the WASHINGTON Drove Yard of tth
~. and s<th ST. and at Hudson River Bulls
Head, OF of Robinson For Cows and Calves sheep
and Lambs AZ Browning 9Th ST. sdsv., and also
nj Chsmberlahh
AT WARRINGTON DROVE YARD--During the week there
has bssn very feeling the Market but to day psr-
cssers rather backward. Prices continue firm Inc
supply was quite large 900 head in all being offered Of
tLsss, some Southern, and the remainder from
the West add this Stale We quote fair retailing qualities
at from W 9sc. About 300 left unsold.
AT BRowNlNG's-Ofsfed 100 Cows and Calves Good
demand All sold at fron S1s so 10 st5asl5 So Sheep
and Lambs s,s scarce and dear 2sos offered Sales a.
fen 81 IS 20 50 5o1 Sc seas $50 head uasolo
AT CHAxBEaL ANA Hudson River Balls Head-Of-
fsIed 273 Beef Cattle to 9e so Cows and Calves, az
$ss 50, <sc3$io 1900 Sheep, -, Sass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. MARCH %.
Cleared.

Ships-Southpeit McCormack. Savannah, ~Sturgsss
Clssrnisn Co. vieksburg, Hughes, New Orleans WIN
Nelson Son; Huguenot Gardssr. Livsrpocl ersnsli,
Min,uin Co
BsIk-CaraalIs. DAM BasoA. 81. Thomas. Russell
Norton.
Briu-Rsubsp Carver, Carver San Juan, J.: T White G
Co Nancy Piased. Brown, Frank in, j. B Sardy; Res
,apradet lbsr Jensen. Humacos. Molsr. Sand Rera
Amata. Smith Jacmel. Geo. Douglass; Champion, Dick
~. Portsnd, II ID Brookmsn.
sceooners-Glass Blower Iced Philadelphia, master;
jamestown Cook Petersburg, James Huater Coz lisa
bella Arbecan Boston, Ds ton Sprsgus; William Nick
son, New Bedford master; II Hallock, Maadasl. VII
N.wbein Blossom Richmond Tllby Richmond @ H.
Pisrsop Mary Elizabeth Shoe PHILADELPHIA, Jas. Hand
Charles A. Hsrmsn, Thatcher, Jereme. M NJ FIeemaa
GO C9slalke RI Maais- Aai.s's ss,nes CT shaN
ElcEOs Fall RIVER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23
To MarinarA

MoNRovIA, Jan. 10, Is52-In ccnse luence Of certain
ouragss commi'ted by the King Of Lagos Commodore
W. Bruce. Commander in Chief Of Her Majesys naval
forces ON the West Coast of Africa acting in complain
with her MaesYs Government, has notified blockade on
al ports and places, except Badagry) situated In the
Eight OF Benin frsm Ion to 30 East Of Greenwich so
that no merchant vessel will be permitted hold any
communication whatever with the ports aud pieces inter
dictsd from and after the LIST day Of Jan 1854
QUARANTINE NOTICE -LEGHoRN, 28th February BY a
Royal Decree Of the SOh vessels With clean bulls Of
health proceeding from the Austrian ports Malta and
fralce incgeng Corscs. are, after the usual medical
vt admitted To free prsq1e of their car
goes beng rags provided the rags be accompanied by
spec cefthcaie proving that they shipped ouI
store al the place of shipment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23
CouRr CALKNpAR-TAis Day. -SU.

yrs,oR Counr-Nos 572 $50 800. SOL, 542, 525, 305,
os6, Is4, no, sI5 So s7l, s72, 49, 520 652, go
esq. e3 726 727 72s 49, 637 SOL, 500. 754 800 sei
s99 ss2 $685. ss3, ss7 sos SCOT s9ii s92t eyst cs4s
s96i' sg7i s9sf $685. s99l 900 TO 9O4, 9s7 20 92o.
CIpcvrr CouRT--Nos 294, 20s, 1853, 296, 297, 29sf,
2s3 $50, 3Ol, 303, 304, 305, 306, 307, 300.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23
ANTHONY HLEscKsR. Auctione.r.
GUARDIAN SALE of TEN DESJ.

ANTHONY ELEscksR, Auctionesr
GUARDIAN SALE of TEN DESI-
~ RABLE HOUSES aud LOTS known as Nee ,a5
i67 and SEQ bo~sry Nos and 10 Frs st, and Nos
l, and kxus-st in III ard Of ne CITY 81 Ne~- Yort
at auction. -AN1HONS BLkeCkER oil cell st s,es
tion on WEDNESDAY Msct 81. 1854. at " o'slees Al
the Msfch6nts' Exchange the toi.S property, WI
On the Bowsry-Ths stay Rrcs Hoases aud Lsts az
GrouIe, known Nes se5 Sc7 sEd 800 Bosey ,aaaisi
on and next the north sasers Of the Bess asd
lst II
On Fist st % story Brick Houses AID Lots AMI Lst
with the Frame shop thereon, known as kes xad 10
ls ST. northefiy de aLa OF the above including
the north westerly corner Il lat aLd kxIa sss.
On Extra u. (n Isar Of tn Bosery proe-ryl-1hs g.
story Frame Building and l. No kxIA Ct, IL rear Of
No 10 list S. Also, the story Brck r. nses aad Lss
known Noe and Exna DIRE II, spsosfe the last
named.
The Terms will b made ksosa oa TIE DAY Of sale Tor
Maps stating the of ssch OF the A5oss
Houses and Lots and further pstcaiA. apply 10 the Aus
toneer. No Bread st., OF to A. THOMPSON, Esq No.
IS Nassau ct JOHN N. HAYWARD,
1871 Special Guardian
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23
Receipts or Produce. : ma

By Hudsen Riper Railroads.&c. pigs. Beef do 2atter.
Tsel bush OATS SOS do Malt 90 do Feed 10 aud 2ei
SIDES Leather <st head Cattle 3ss Sheep, a. Hogs, as
balss Hsy, and 7ls pkss Merchandise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23

MINIATURE ALMANAC-.--THIs DAY
suN-Rises. So Sets Is be0N-Ss-..-.9 Ola
HIGH WATER March %
sandy Hook 10 as Gov Island IL 15a Hell Gate. q 5sm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23
Spoken. &c.

Feb &C. lat IS Ion IS. ship Underwater 5hpley, from
Liverpool for New-yoTs.
Feb a. off Key West. large ship wtai-'ois
C. c. in her spanker, bound dewn the q of ptf.,on, f.
Mach l6, off Egg Hssnar ~hs'- W. ''"'
hicnmoLaJsss 81 80, Ion ship Kate Howe NoIcros,
Gays from New Orleans for Liverpool.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23
6ales Big Anrtion.

An. MxR~N. Aact,olsos.
10y BANGS BkOrHEK g. Co.
- Trade Sale Ro<as NJ. n Para rev
kEGULAR NEN-YoRK SPRING TRADE SALB.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23
y. CoLroN Auc'icneer
EXECUTOkS' SALE Of HOUSE,

EXECUTOkS' SALE Of HOUSE,
IL HOLD FURNIrURE and FIFTY PIEcEs
OF OIL CLOTH Cotton will sell rHlS
DAY. Tuesday, March %. at iOt o'clock, at the
tios room No 50 Bsekmas-sI. by order Of The sxsss
tors, very large tnsnt Of good aud second
hand furniture. including mahogany. black csAas and
rosewood paror furniture. n great variety Also Freach
bodsttads, book cases. secretaries marble top sofa
center and card tables marble dress su snd wssA
sands tofa and sof. tsais cou he's lOassss fssh
beds so hair matressss palasses, dwsns. hat staAds
carpets three quits OF bed-osm furniture en- suit naAs
any rockers three mahogany and black walnut sxtsaxol
dinns ,ahlss Office desks beautiful inlad center table,
masts and hall ocks &c 70 bedstesds t. close A
assignment Also 50 full pecss q III cloth. a. pat.ssss
Tbs tale will afford g5ci opportunity tor all wish
goods the cemins spring No pcspehement account oi
weather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23
NARRIED,

MARRIED.
Al Breoklyn, Monday I'D sask BY Rev G.. H Halssy
Of New Rochelle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23
AN. X. FRANKLIN, Auc'ioassr

AN II. FRANKLIN, Auc foaeer
NLEGANT SALE of FURNITURE
IL in Madson st.-wlLLIAM FRANKLIN, SON
l. co will sell at Auction. on WEDNESDAY. Mach q.
o. 10 O'Clock, No 40 M.dssa all .as elegant Sa.ni'
contained In he heuse cosss Ing OF Pier aad Pckye
Locking assss. Velvet Cstges. Rosewood Chairs coy.
cred with Brocstee ssd Plush, Cande abras Sstss-a
BrocaIelle and Plu,a Rosewood cea,rs fs,ls-MabA
Top, ftomaps. nc. &C AGO, Bprssrs-&uhle Tor
Gard Tables Bedstsads enc elegant Mahogany Desk, t
sether with great variety VI other useful articles.
PAINTINGs-Seversl valuable Paintings
N.B-The furniture has been recently purchased and
vas made expressly 20 oiasr Catalogues Hshs house o.
the oInirg of sac.
Terms-Cash in BankaSls funds and sale absolute (sl1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23
ID. 8 Houdn Auctioneer.
HyItQhllFII EARDETS a.1 0Iv-


EuRNITURE, CARPETS, and OIL
J. CLOrHs-IHIs DAY nj 10. A. NJ. at No. ~
Bettmsn st by order OF assignee tbe eatiIe stock and
contents Of large wholesale and Retail Carpet Store
bracsg every variety OF neor covering the richest
Tapestries to the chsspss Issrsns Also very large
assortment Of kogiisb o. Cloths sad Shees de- Mating
Rugs &c. Also. most eycelent assortment Of 6ofas
Bureaus FTstch Bedstssss Parlo Chars Rockers Book
cases, wsadrsbss Divsss. Hat Stands, Chairs, Maple
Bedseds Cook Stoves Hair aud Hssk Msttssses Feather
Bees H. ench Pillows nd all she msst necessary articles
for Hou eepers and to be sold without Goods
Stored ull lst May. Cnia .0s nes a. O'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23

DAVID SOOTI, auctIoustf
GREAT SALE or FUkTY-SEVEN
~ BUILDING SITES aud TwO HANDSOME VII
lie auction On the gr0uaG On FRIDAY, ash March inst
the above property. situated Bergen Hehts Hsdsoa
County, N J u nilss from the Jersey Ciy Teny,H
nihus route on the Re- xen Pont aad NswAk Plank
ROsds The public are solicited 10 examine the pfopsnY
which for beauty Of loca cannot be exeeed commas
ise II Goes, an uninterrupted or tbs bag sad As
Dor OF New York frcm tho Narrsss to Fort Lee, and d
easy access u New York For further particulars 60
hsnd bulls Terms easy Inquire 81 DAVID SCOTT.
Asctioneer, No II Montgomoy st. jersey CITY, near the
nry, here maps OF the property eau be procured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23

HE AZTECS-Change of Hours
:, fssss wcsSsrfal little people can hereafter h sea
- 1ecisy Llofayy daripg tksiy s&1y in NsW-York
lsheh "a. BE- hmitsd) om 81 to 81 sn Sf,m 10 o,eiss
aAA9. uehsts - esassL Children ka6 pxics - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23
wANTED,-A Gentle

Hmm nd his Wife would ike 20 get rosns. either
fu,ri.ned or union ished with h,ad IN Cute, private
family where the confts % b. mo DO saloysd Par
taI boa only far the geAtlemaa rhs ssssscsyy
references sivsn. Asdnss Box $50 Pest ocs, stAss
Ieea'i.n and Terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23

WANTED-A furnished Room, by 4
w single CsnslsuaA, without board. The nsixSbor-
heed " nhst prssrsd Rsnt not 70 sxsssd - wssk.
Abtzsss r. II tAb once. = fF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23
RARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM

~ =. 4 BAhNUN. Pfoprissor J. GREENWOOD
"aaaSer Aamlasioa q cents children l2i ssass
vi A4trFke 6 z eslscs; q the Lecture Roea.
WI ~ Hall AZ HOUR AseHason psrfosn-
&c iss lssshabls fare: q AN 6RCANfd xFFEcT7oa.
oi lvnSLn9 oelsck the bssuifsl and gsrSsoas
e ~ ~ ossss ne x, h-i-Nosr phnaad; Happy Family.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23
81 HUMBERr KENNY. Auclisassrs.

81 HUMBRRr KENNY. Aucloaesrs.
DUSEWDOD, MA HDGANY and
~ WALNUT, PARLOR and CHAMBER rURNI:
TURH,--1Hle MORNING.. Al o'clock, At No. ia and
IL Fulton Brooklyn, large and saceeat assDrtmsat
Of good forn-Ir iof psrlor. chamber nall disag roon
basement and a,c. Also Enamelsa Chamber FURNITURE
in SETS Iron Bedsteads and atstsnds, pure Hair Mat
nesser, Pallssses, &C As, squsntty II second hsaf
household, school and office furuufe Ingram Cavpss
Feather Beds, Beds esds. Chsrs nc. Purchasers my
have their goods rsmsn on storage until the LIST Of MAY
free OF change.
THURSDAY, March IS
HOUSEHOLD FURNTTuRg-At No 2l7 9th st., east Of ID
av at 10 o'clock by cst.iogae, all the fsitme made
order sDd IN good keep contained In said 3d saf
house Cats'gres may be zd on he premss For par
ticulsrs Courier and Enquirer ana The Sun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23
4orses, Carriages, &e.

nor SALE-Eieht. good young Horses,
jnss from the country, They are good usvslssfs,
stylish. ke and warranted tousd aad kind 0as sotel
dark bays years old sLt good sBrle hofssa Ihs5
can % seen st the grocery store Ne 81 Ffaasin S. ."
Of Churca-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23

EOR SALE-One Rockawsy, q close
t~ohorss carnage, with shinisg frost suitable fx
private family psblic U.S. Also open tso,assS
Eocta.y Carnage. wish three seats Inquire Ns
South Sd o. between 9Th aud syh-sts WIlle1 soeY->
where the same can be seen VIZ JPBAuSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23

WANTED-By two gentlemen, Fur
nishsd Room. with full Roard between Park place
AID Bsrd st.. Broadway. with french Amsr
can family Wis win not nevs en- the fr Of NAY Address
innsdisfsIy with terms and full partcuas G. ~, Beg
Ne. ,223, Post Once.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23

TO LET-With beard, q back Parlor
II with pantriss sftashsd. uAfurnishsd. suitable for
gentleman and WIFE, two sngis gentlemen. Aise o.
the first of M large Aons hosn % the sessal dser with
Hsdssa oppsAts D. JsAAs Pssk. Rsfssssos givss
and required
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23

H. L. WILLARD. Asc ionssr.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c.
THIS MORNING at No % Crosby st.. near sprn g.
n WILLARD Auetionser will sell THIS MORN
ING, at 10 o'clock the Furniture contained IN tbs a,per
part Of the dwelling house No. % Crosby St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and their Ia
- dies can be comfortably accommodate With had
ost Fsror and Bedroom. and bask Paroz md Bed
roem attached beth On second ass Psor and Bed
room fourth door, fw single esntlsmsn can also b
accommodated IN the vssy pleasantly situated House TO-
~ North Msors-ss b. hA'ssQuazs. Baths in the
houss, aEd ne moving % Let Of uN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23
HENRY T. LEkps. Avo isnssr.

HENRY Il. LEEDS, No. IS Chamber.
u St, near Broadway, viii sell Tbs DAY, a vsv
valuable assortment Of ~oof hsh,sany aAd Vans
Psror DiDipg-room and Chamber FlrRItUs. Table Cat
lery, Gasswae fier Glasses Cslter and EIteasion Ia
bss. Chsirs, Sofis MATTRESSES, Feather Beds, Psssss
nc tho whole OF ~hich well wo thy Of attention. - ~
must be sold t. pay ADVANCE SATURDAY. large sasd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23

EJEHEMF IUKf SALE -Dy order OF
the Supreme Court, under direction Of Phile Rug
giles, Refsr e.--Sesmsn's Bank OF ssvsss vs. J. Seoy
West asd others Will be sold by William W. Franklin,
aBcionsss the Merchants prcaabFe. N. Y. March ~
1853, at l20'ciock noon. ELEvES HOUSES and Lor3,
to be sold la parcels tne corner VI 3tn sv
and f2d st. 10 per paid day Of sale 20
cent st Of May merit 60 per may bond
and mortgage for three years at per cest G Ne option
Of the purchaser. PHfLO T. HUGGLES, Referee, -t
No 30 Nasssu- st NJ Y.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-10-07
Local Agents Wanted.

In every town, and all through the
country, great numbers of copies Of these
Rules can be disposed Of by any one
who will only take the trouble to make
their scope known. They comprise
that which business men, and eve rybodv,
has long felt the want of, and will glad
" obtain. The nature of the business
allows any one TO act As Agent, and TO
energy ensures large reward. As be.
fore explained, the business requiring
privacy, orders from Agents are filled in
separate sealed envelopes for delivery
through their hands. When a number
Of three copies or more arc ordered with
the remittance at one slime, SO per cent,
is allowed to be retained as the Agents
fee ; and so per cent, on orders for eight
copies or more.
October Z. ls52-im.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-10-07
EDITING A NEWSPAPER

We publish the following from a late
number Of the National Imtelligeneer as
quite appropriate:
Many people estimate the ability Of
a newspaper. and the industry and talent
of its editor by the editorial matter ii con.
tains. 1t is comparatively an easy task
for frorhy writer to pour out daily col.
umns Of words-words upon any and on
all subjects. His ideas may flow in one
wishy. washy, everlasting food, and his
command Of language may enable him to
string them together like punches Of on
ions and yet his paper may be a meagre
and poor concern. But what is the toll
Of such a man who displays his leading
matter largely, to that imposed on judi.
cious, " ell. informed editor, who exercises
his vocation with an hourly conscious.
ness Of his responsibilities and duties, and
devoies himself to the conduct OF his
paper with the same care and assiduily
that sensible lawyer bestows upon a
suit, or humane physician upon a pa.
tent, withou, regard TO show or display
Indeed, the mere writing part Of editing a
paper is but small portion Of the work.
The care, the time employed in selecting,
is far more important. and the tact Of
good editor better known by his selection
than anything else, and that we all know
is half the battle But as we have said
an editor ought TO be estimated, and his
lsbors understood and appreciated, by the
general conduc, of his paper, its tone, its
temper, its uniform consistent course, its
principles and aims, its manliness, its dig.
nifty and proprie,y. To preserve these as
they should be preserved, is enough to oc-
cupy fully the time and attention Of any
man. IF to this be added, the general
supervisor of the newspaper establishment,
which most editors have to encounter, the
wonder is how they find time to write al
ALL"