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" Extra AlIowances,n and Money Obtained
without Law.

The National IateiIgsaep. in recent editorial at
tempting TO break the force of the exposure OF General
Scotts extra allowances in Mexico, and the money be
received and retained in violation OF law, endeavors
make an Offset by citing moneys received by certain
distinguished members OF the democratic party The
most fragrant case OF injustice we have in a whg
paper in long period OF time is that perpetraled upon
Mr. Buchanan by the National Intelsnesr in one Of its
late articles That print takes the first seven months OF
his time minister TO Russia. and publishes the amonnt
received by him 10 that period, intending to leave the
impression that he abandoned his post at the end Of
seven months No one who reads that article OF the
Inteiiigenesr would suppose that Mr. Buchanan had
maiued year, nearly year longer in Russia after
the expiration Of the months given by the Ialeii
gencer, and that months after that date he negotiated
highly important commercial treaty This fact the Ia,el
ligsneer well knew, and carefully suppresses!
Nobody presumes that General Scott received more
than his due when he was paid certain sums according
10 law. The question is, whether any citizen OF this
counuy-Geoge Washington himself if he were alive
with mpunity put his hand into the public treasury
in violation OF the laws The higher the man the more
submissive ought he to be TO the law and the strictly
ought he TO be mpelled to confne himself TO it. The
parsans of General Scott refuse 10 admit tina, he be
called to account for certain items of his receipts not
provided for by law, ard yet settled. and not allowed
the proper departments. We assert and assert fear
lessy that his in these particulars exposes him TO
the severesi anmadvesion The very eminence OF his
position makes his example TO the country more con.
spicuous and more censurable To offer his military
glory as an excuse why he should do wha, any honest
citizen would revolt from, is to say that the successful
soldier may draw money from the peoples treasury with
out law aud without limit, But this is the philosophy OF
The Seward school of politicians. They began il the
omen, they 60, into power under the enthusiasm which
made General Taylor popular favoriie while j, hid his
confeieraes from the public eye Guided by this phi
Iosophy we have already had the Gaphin and the Gar
diner cases. and may have in the future, military
deeds are 10 cover the awess proceedings in civil
life, the whole system ingrafed upon the government il,
The daily union., 1852-09-28
The First Gun From Illinois.

friend writes from illinois that Thomas M. Hop,
one OF the delegates TO the Baltimore Democratic Con
ven,on has after fierce and bitter contest been chosen
mayor OF the city Of Alton, in that Staie-ihe strong.
hold OF Federalism in the eighth congressional district
The wings suffered a Waterloo defeat. In November
next old Madison the only whg county in the eighth d.
,rict will wheel into the democratic line AMI give round
majority for Pierce and King Another gentleman
writes us Of The same eleotion "The gorous eighth is
now unit. and will give in November mex, FIVE thou.
sand majority for Pierce and King"
The daily union., 1852-09-28

nUR residing the above named staes
supplies Of dry goods OF US on
sualy favorable the approaching season
n and
largely additions will be made Of all that IL desirable
and novel n way Of dry goods.
goods classes, styles, and prices constantly
hand.
Ladies wear kinds plainet brcs the finest
kinds in vogue, endless variety.
centemens goods and medium qualities, with
line proverbialy low prices
Misses wem-we particular attention 70 al classes Q
mis-es' and chdrens
Youths weare many styles necessary for the
purpose, with o styles, fabrics, and prices.
Mourning band article OF dry goods
mourning apparel fbcs the trade and al
extremely low prices.
adapted In word, deal 10
We desire o increase trade.
An sales al be or approved
al dates
FERRY bkOIHfh,
Opposite Centre Market, Washington, ID. c.
xura Al. A.
The daily union., 1852-09-28
Hon John l.. Da wson.

We publish this morning the eloquent speech Of Hon.
John l. Dawson representative in Congress for the Fay
cite district, in Pennsylvania, at the great ratification
meeting al Tammsny Hall. New York. II is brief and
poned and no democrat will read il without being in
terested BY the orcibe 10 which the present is
sues between The parties and draws the between
the candidates OF both Mr.. Dawson is now busily
gagei in the canvass al home. and will doubtless be
trumphanty elected on the second Tuesday OF October
The daily union., 1852-09-28
Death Of the Hon. BENJAMIN ! hompson

The death Of the third member Of the present Con-
gress from Massachusetts, Benjamin Thompson
which took place on Friday last at Charlesiown. Mas
sachu.cs. s announced in our paper Of this morning
Mr.. Thompson was whig. and was generally esteemed
by his fellow members
The daily union., 1852-09-28
War Department,


Bureau Typographical Engineers, Sept. is I652.
DROP win be recesed BY he Secretary o. War until me
river al which time The contract awarded
ponsbIe bidder provided the same be sasiacoy 70 the dep
CONDITIONS.
L. materials forming the raft not only be thoroughly
from or S9 ne % s
The work will be paid for as progresses IN the following man
destroyed shall be inspected
oee appointed BY he and snail appear m as sas
price agreed the portion removed ha bear to the entire
nsl nsver Be les Than one 3feen pan Of wor
bidder thinks he complete The work BY the LIST day Of
July 1855 which willing
within tina, me and also The s ioT which he win under
aforementioned period he will so state, and will propose
for the last mentioned period only J,
shall have arrived the same shall be inspected BY an ON
a spoear on such tina, The contract has been
complied full shall be made COT the work. Ia confor
retained But shall that
no been fully eoapsa w nen m mn ~ p ~ ,s % s
IT, however The department, .ha be s.shsd t.s
rsssaeni aad he sha osr eompe,s any
,oa OF the Secretary OF war; purpose
OF the work shall be completed,
S The contractor required give bond for $40 900,
win 0 d. % en 20 s S o s o. sn Eseh
the time with his proposals the names o The
mai they viii sirn his bond
also me esrhcsis o ds, Judge q The un,sd states e., the
he considers them wor 'sn thousand dollar. over and
these conditions shall be complied win.
proposals viii be addressed 20 the undersigned marked
'ne '"'''Ope il. ALBERT,
rier Enquirer and Express New York peunsyvana In
nAu Ohio; Louisville Joama Louisville, Kenpcty 81 Louis
Se oe.a. Commercial Bas,n New oean. Dee and
New oesn, Republican, New Orleans La VIII insert me above
sept2l-diOts2awuan
The daily union., 1852-09-28
Aue all

cPECIAL AUCTION notice. N. sTRATTON has
- side of Pennsylvania avenue
n the lately occupied by o. Byne for The
purpo.s auction and
ness IN The location directly the
city, the open space the Centre
thsreform unsnrpa-ca
the of every description OF merchandise
p.ans .u.u,ion ryen OF dwellings,
grceres boots shoes goods, hardware, fancy rood
elrv tadcously arranged
cold premises Of the occupant Real estate and stocks
posed Of at public private sale
New YORK and he particularly offers bis
.urh :. ,n.v vh dispose Of
are respectfully solicited, and cash advances made
whenever required.
l5y-sales of any amount cashed without delay
" NJ N sTRATToN, General Auctonesr,
Aug. 5-df Penn avenue and s'h sueet' south sde
The daily union., 1852-09-28
Question for southern whig speakers and
Papcrsr

u some OF the democratic presses and speakers 10 the
southern States would ask the vhg leaders the fOos
ing question, it would convey some iu Information
i fairly or honestly answered.
OF The whg papers and wbig leaders in The North that
now support General Scott with real and energy and
that urged his nomination with the utmost enthusiasm s
Baltimore. can single be nanel OF the whole nun-
berconstiutng tbs q the entire whG
papers and politicians Of The fe States did ua
take ground against The South. against tn fugtvssa"
law, and against the compromise measuress
Among the late arrivals in Wsshi gt n. from Rons'
is Horato Greenough, esq, the celebrated AmsIc,n
sculptor, who returns to superntend hs work Of plaen
his group in marble on the platform the es'sn
front OF the CAPITOL north Of the Columbus Of Persco
The group OF Mr. Greenough has not ys, arrived and
nay be detained for some months Any opinion Of ~
merits therefore. would be inappropriate. although u
usi 10 say that has ELECTED enthusiastic praise from the
most eminent Of the Italian masters.
The daily union., 1852-09-28

The Hon. Thomas Barring, OF the house OF BARNS
Brothers, in London, and H. B. Mildmsy, eco, nephew
Of Lord Asbburton, have arrived in this city, and taken
apartments al Willsrd's Hotel
The daily union., 1852-09-28

xkIuAurt yyoRfSs-Tbe Correspondence Of JOIN.
FOSTER edited by Ryandwiih notices of Mr. Foster
preacher companion BY John sneppo new ednon two
volumes In one 70O pages. i2mo. Cloth 81 -.
majesty o. conception, IN the slo-
ouence which conveys ~ short entnce
meaning once sdn mis- Writings are nm
mate NORTH British Review.
read This work profit m counsels are not only safe, but
have m and freshness adapt them the
knowledge {" even NE most secret
spripss of buran action book OF defamation
~. r,dc, ,.iI ana n poeound lively We
appreciation first appeefance' aha we rocs 70
Advocnis. ,.,,- -,
vol. emo, pp with engraving Muslin, saA cents
ph eose'S'h Se"'' GRAY 4 BALLANTYNE,
septa sevenh street,
The daily union., 1852-09-28
]. J. ALBERT,
Col. Corps Topographieal 9

NEW BANK.-THE BANK OF THE CITY, Washington, D.
Pennsylvania south side
and Ten and will be for business from
t ~ m, and from !, 70 ,, IN, ON and amer the
eth instant.
This bank viii be redeemed specie esr current
funds. III. y ChANDELL,
Sen Cashier.
The daily union., 1852-09-28
Hack NofIce!

LIpp.RY Houss OF RsrRrsrsrAuvrs,
August "a ls5a
LARGE number books belonging 70 % oee are yet out
m, penberz of ,e ouse having them In their
are requested them 90 be returned
s~-f - JOHN A. PARKER,
An 7s,f Iihr,risn of Representatives.
The daily union., 1852-09-28
pIcH CURTAIN BELONGINGS. Nv

pICH CURTAIN BELONGINGS have tmst received
~ aud have now for safe ich and extensive Of g
cofniees in entirely designs and very low prices
Ao elegant side band and hooks beautifully
various flowers fruits
Of the arts They quite and very pretty.
comprising
ire eefds and se sideooP and snp all o which made
our own order expressly match curtain fabrics
have IN and on sale.
Also new-syIc French velvep with trimming.
matching for curtains
money gencc par
lor unusually transparent and pleasant light.
pieces cherry plain
piano and Table cloths, article pretty and
sOnable
Elegant piano. table, n tapestry patterns on
enc French cashmere warranted hold their washing
Rich damascus table IN silk, WOOL and wool and
al In unique designs.
% style Swiss muslin under cusns,
IN pairs.
And lace used shades brocatee
satin lain embroidered IN application and vine work. very new
pretty, and cheap.
To which attention ofhousekeepe preparing
Sep aS--eo5R CLAGErT DoDsoN.
NOTICE. l.. ELDER ESQ., longer engaged my
~ or the sale therein,
obtained BY me and in Persons, therefore, having
business In eonnesion with said will please call the
dersgncd. ]. 9. FR. sALOMON, Georgetown.
sep % -d3t.
ITPUoIsTEHERs GOoDs.Just received Al the furniture
u ry-gOods store Of The suhscriser.--
do do No canvass, for saesns bottoms
worsted
which black for covering .ofss, &C.
watored moreens, cheap
Together extensive and rich sock Of satin buccaee
snes parior all of which
viii be rold on the very best terms.
sepa5-3teo6 CLAGBTT DoDsoN.
The daily union., 1852-09-28

NIGur SCHOOL win be commenced ON "wednesday
October s FOR terms, Apply s first district schoolrccm 70
sep iT-dlm sahohh nhhhh'
The daily union., 1852-09-28
CITY OF WASHINGTON.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS
ron PREsIDEsT,
FRANKLIN PIERCE,
on NEW HAMPSHIRE.
FoR VICE President,
WILLIAM R. KING,
ON ALABAMA.

The presidential election take. place on the second da
of November
The daily union., 1852-09-28

s3sooo .-sl7 900 .-:9 900 .-io prizes Of g.
Lottery for the benefit Of the
STATE OF DELAWARE.
Clap las, for le52.
To be drawn al wilmington De on Saturday. October sa
IA drawn numbers IN each package of % tickets
The daily union., 1852-09-28
srLEsDrD l.orrEsrEs Foa ocrosEa. Isss
GREGORY a MAURY, MAsAssSs,
tsuccxssoss 10 ]. w. Mauy b COL

900 SIS 900 sssooOc ssll ,sos Of s7oco4 Of 5000.
Lottery for the benefit Of the
STATE or DELAWARE.
Ciasal0e. for loo2.
=, xxy.fr.iaason rs nm Sxiafdax. gtaOks. d IRxl
The daily union., 1852-09-28

10 be drawn Wilmington, Dell Saturday, October le
glcu Asp BRILLIANT SCHEME.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-08
TREAsuRER's OFFICE,

CRY OF NHw 0RHsAN July 5, 1882.
In accordance with the provisions of the thirty fifth
section OF the act OF consolidation notice is hereby given
that the following bills of unpaid taxes for the First Dis
trct New Orleans will be deposited in the First Justices
Court .. Byrne Esq, sce to be proceeded on accord
ing TO law Persons Wishing to pay any of these bills can
10 by calling al the City Treasury previous to the 10th
instant
WM. H. GARLAND, Treasurer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-08

v,
In accordance with the provisions of the thlrty.hih
section of the Act Of Consolidation notice is hereby gwen
that the following bills unpaid taxes for the Second DIS
rict New Orleans will deposited in the Third Justice
Court Richard Richardson, Esd Judge to be proceeueo
on according law Persons wishing to pay any OF thee
bills can do by calling at the City Treasury previous TO
| the 10Th inst. ~ n,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-08
DAILY CRESCENT
OFFICIAL JOURNAL,
or THE CONSOLIDATED CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
nrrrrfAI. 1nnRNAL


In accordance with the provisions of the thirty
cn OF the Act Of Consultation notice is hereby given
that the following bills OF unpaid taxes for the city of New
reans will be deposited in the Second District Court.
Hon J. n Lea Judge. to be proceeded on according to
law Persons wishing to pay any of these bills do so
by calling the City Treasury previous to the 18th inst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-08
TREAsURER's OFFICE.

J
In accordance with the provision of the Sh section of
Che of Consolidation notice is hereby given that the
following bills Of unpaid taxes for the City Of NewOreans
will be deposited in the Third District Court. Hon r. H.
Kennedy Judge. to be proceeded on according to law
Persons wishing to pay any of these bills do so by
calling at the City Treasury previous to the 10Th instant
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-08
TREASURER'S OFFICE,

7
CRY or New ORLEANS, July 3, lS52.l
In accordance with the provisions of the thirty sec
ton of the act of consolidation notice is hereby given
that the following bills of unpaid taxes for the First Dis
trict New Orleans will be deposited in the Second JUS
tees Court G. v Jonte Esq Justice to be proceeded on
law Persons wishing to pay any Of these
bills do by calling at the City Treasury previous to
the 10th instant.
WAf. II. GARLAND Treasurer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-08

Abcerkard Louis. sS6
.Aicklen G G .l6
Adams Ed. ...... &
Anthony James. 8
Adams David. 40
Austin W G...... 4
Austin Mrs Il. 20
Archer Andrew. 4
Allison Andrew. 8
4Adde J A........ 4
Ainsworth estate
Of AC. 90
.Adrolade Charles, 2
..idrolade Mrs j. 2
Acker Ambrose. ~
.Aunst Antoine. ;. 2
Andrews John. ID
Alpuente Octave. IL
Altranche J P.... 4
Abels John H....12
Aronstein Mack. q
Anderson ] Re-. 6
Arrow Pascal. IA
Arlington N 0 40
Aqk Frsncia, ~. 4
Asaal eaapar ,snlt
I y z ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-24
EAST MORRISIANIA VILLAGE

About $50 Lots, varying In size from an elshtn -
terms Ten Der cent down and bslsnes on or before xs
1854 These lots occupy very healthy and bsaanfg
ton, and In full view Of the East River taad "a ~
mediate vicinity Of the grounds and residences o. ~
the most wealthy and respectable citizens o. Wet ~
County. This village s connected with the ha1e@ -
road BY branch Railroad For maps and othsf -
apply 70 ID. B. WINTON, No Ty0n-row, ns@ ~
Railroad Office. opposite the CITY Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-24
harm for SALE in NEW-JERSEf,

IL ofl7 acres Of excellent land, suitable for srds
acres Of which are In wood land This properly -
from Newark on the road leading % SCUM Vfs1s1
opposlte the Lsvielc-place one-half mile i1Vsn
And ID miles from New York. This property areres
barn on tho premises. 10 by 81 feet and wei 81
soft water The fruit the place IL good Term NIL
made accommodating. Application may b mses ~
Jersey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-24
VvO BRITANNIA WARE MAKERS

u For sale the old established Britannia Ware msnuiao-
tory formerly owned by Henry Hopper Of this city, consist
ine of moulds for tea pots ptcher spttoon caster frames
Tampa, csndlescks spoons ladies, cocks faucets
&c Nc with large assortment Of smaller mords Engine
~ good running odes with sihe~ tools and fixtures 10 COM
plote order sufhcentto carry large business This
chance for wishing to start the business ~ 1t 10
tho only shop in the city that makes general assortment
ane has been long established that is known BY nearly
every dealer in Britannia Ware in the city Ts shop and
store will he let low Inquire the premises No "a st,
New York. where every information will be gwen with salts
factory for selling OUT N BA large assortment Of
Brit annia Ware for sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-24
IMPORTANT TO DRY GOODS MER-

CHANTS-A rare chance is offered; the advertiser
whites 10 Dispose of his stock of Dry Goods and lease OF
store situated in central part OF OF the best 10
cations the city long eabished ana do'nsa large and
pcspcrous business To parties whing commence or ex
fenS their business this opportunity worthy Of attention
Satisfactory will be given ior selling oas &C. For
further particulars inquire Of q. H. WILLIAMS, NO "
Wiham-st, Office No. IS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-24
Tor SALE-A Farm on Staten ls'sn =.

Il Of shout 80 scEes In good cultivation. W Tb
tWeliln house harm, &C. and having exfsnnse - -
ocean. Lons IsiAnd and Sandy bcS distant m -
yeneerss :, Landing Apply Il EMERSON rn'S
No. 10 Ws1t, n. IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-24
u-O LET 20 DAGUERREOTYPIS1S

and OrhERS-Ths whole . part OF the r.coaa Soy
la eessnt oop) tho budns OF Mott ana cusl
b.msts Chatham with wide and easy rtitrs1e
fuu, Chsihsu "a and The privilege OF IN the uPp~
sory or Ike whole will be for Manufacturing 5une
And slesroou Apply to j. HARSES, No "a We~ i'th-ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-24
HOUSES, STORES and OTHER

IL II PROPERTY, In the city and vicinity Of New-York,
Let Rents Collected Leasod for term N years,
and The guaranteed where sufficient Inducements
offered Landed and other taken In custody Agent
or Attorney; Real Estate city and cousfry, the growing
West included bought sold and exchanged Msney in
vested stocks loaned COED City Bonds and Mort
gAses interest &C. collected prompt returns In all cases;
commissions modorsoo. Il. H. BROWN.
Office No II Wall-st fom to 2P. NJ; No 399f Hous-
ton-st from to A. NJ, at II and frou, 8 to p NJ.
REPERBNcE-Wlets Co, No. sos Pearl-st.; 0oodhue u
Co, No 81 South-st; VIM. H. Smith, Esq, No Maiden
lane; L. " Kirby Ne. a Cedarst; 8. c. Wlians ESQ.,
No q Wall-st; Harper Brothers no. 81 Chhst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-24

ID GA Il D.-Two gentlemen and their
ID wives ean be accommodated with BeaId aud upfur
uishst Rooms sier first May a. Nc - Amcsst II private
Aedssss u. w. w. OF thss Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-24
TJvO MACHINISTS and FOUNDRY

MEN-For sale, a old established Foundry and Ma
chine Shop with all the sppurtensnces consisting OF Cupos
Ovens Drilling Machine, Lathes Shorse pswer Ensiae aud
Bler aud good of Patterns and Tools Said prem
Ass are known Nos los o aud l Goegcks St For par
tieusIs inquire the premises or of
OBADIAH NEW(OMR. Ne. 81 Rroonle &.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-24
DROOKLYN PROPERTY for SALE

Of Bedford and Psrk-ays, East Brookyn c,nso
Of frame dwelling t6lied IN, covered with cedar os
and eight valuable lots Of which mont Bsdfordes
now offered for sale. The house built In lsso, =
most substantial manner, expressly for the
cellar The garden has about 40 spe-vines Of tho 49,
and Cstswba varieties, with aTbors and selected ynS
butt tsees Of IL yeerS growth, besides smaller hufA
sdll bearing On the sidewalks are large ugarmspIs hx
chemut and other shsde trees There arc Tires 49,
stages TO the Brooklyn ferries OF which pss The -
p 800 Of which - 500 remain Possession irnp,e1s
II desired Apply as above. or 10 CHARLES KNOB -
l23 Fultonst- New-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-24
HOUSE and STORE to LET in the

Il Il COUNTRY-A pleasant location in small village,
about three hours distant on New York BY steamboat and
railroad is a good stand for country uade-in the mme-
date vicinity OF grst mill and cotton factory There
email garden attached and the whole will be rented at
able price. Apply to A. z. SMITH, No. % Nassau
st., corner Of Cedar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-24
TO LET or LEASE at STATEN

ITO LET or LEASE at STATEN
Il ISLAND-The frs, story and bssement OF tho Toah2
kips Lyceun Stapleton. Staten Island fne hst s'oy
con,t of large and spacious ROM built for eotusrom,
sud also enc smaller The basement being oil above
ground CONSISTS Of arge suitable TOR an scaeny
o. hoDlroeu, Also four rooms suitable for family Tbs
premises arc finely located To person DESTROYS OF opening
good school, such opportunity rarely Offers thcrs osiS
No M .cboo within mile Of the premises and sood
school eeins very much seeded For particulars inquire OF
GEORGE B. DAVIS opposite the Lyceun, at S,apist.a'
or ofTHEODORR c. VERMILfE, roors Nos D. ana D.
Ipsurance BadingS No. 80 Walst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-24
no PLUMBERS.-The advertiser, hav-

u ing business Immediately connected with Plumbing.
end possession OF good store with plenty Of room and IN
well esahshed situation is DESTROYS OF obtaining Part
ncr in the Plumbing line. thorough business and
6rstIse mechanic with capital equal to the advertiser,
would find this excellent opportunity, there are no
intu Of description the business OF the sd
vertiser and no indebtedness Ii il desired that all appca
tiosr vim be strictly honest. Address J. X. Box
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-24

ITO DRUGGlSTS-An old established
Drug Store doing good business viii be disposed Of
ua bargain applied for For particulars address a
l. Chatham square Post Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-24
0honfes for Bnsiness Men.

A PERSON who has discovered an IN
~ GybIe system of Hnal Navigation. feaHy 70 com
ne seret for practical the following terms
~ viii convey TO capitalists the exclusive rsnt % INC e
sd profits OF Eesl Navigation in the United stscs on u
that ffev sha paw him certain sum on tho day OF
successful experiment Previous to that time tney WI
bnys nothing pay. For more complete Io'a'io ao
1,ess Mr. a. De f. Post-O Office, New-Ycrk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-24
VyO PRINTERS.-A Job Printing Office,

with good of custom, for sale on reasonable and
ee.y good opportunity for industrious Sat
iefeCoty reasons given for selling Parties dcsols OF
rchsps by leaving note fox D. A. d., office Of this pa
~, will be waited on