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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25

,usRrnEcoTRTInt rpphcapou ofths Mayor
sFsTS - 80 r ont Of ru5he place sssTUf
SQUARE ssssutseuh Ward u sad CITY
ssr, Of Esas and Asessiasut the s6ovs sHt e natter
su appointed sy s. oou s. P Po STU.
Of ss Yok entitled Al Act T. sm-na on At eatusi an
rsdics ssvss relating particularly to NE CITY % 80
1900 - DE .sumsts sud Commissioner IN The
-. attef CONTAINING the lanes and o~u-r Oh tns ~ 'e','a
Tie saeeis tr VIII such Sp .s he amount u zssrsnt
st.b., 6,s rssg- b-r-ft so al the -osv sssss
sskg their report have beeu deposited the street
ace Of the Cny snd County Of SsW fork Tor tue inspection o.
ON the Coun-r. report the -a suprsns Corr
AZ The place suo-rd Aad SAD
are further The Of the A. III es
40 Act Act su'tsd 81 relation % the cec
uor Of The CITY ard County Of hsv iort
s5s FOR other purpose. passed H H. 1870 passa9 NAY s4
as occupant 81 occupants o. al houssr and ~
s,.d Their estimate and that all persons whose
sr,.ts thereby snd Sho he opposed - ts ~
,,oesteo 10 pessn objections ~ntug 70 T. Deahes
g. n oas Of tie ssd Couoasrs a place Of business No
II an street; II tho City Of Nav rki Tta thirty Gays fo tt
a.. .h Stc. And that tie hmIs embraced by his sssssu'
sTs a. follow. that is 70 ssy-A t, pieces, psfces Of
sus (which vii be required for the purpose Of opening
v out souare ana bounded and described ol
-, N % On he sou,bsrly siss by srtnstres, the aosry
te street sastery sds oy d avenus ana or
~. westerly d. by Fourth avenue s- eli hs lot pieces
sars Of Land frontus on the westerly de Of Fourth BE-
northery line aide Of Eighth street. %no s solei
s no corner And also, All tbs lots
parcels OF land fronting the sasry boz or ds Of ssar9 senes
place and Ninth street. All also lot no o. toa.-
avsnus And also all the lots pieces parcs Of aa fronting OF
s westerly Of the Bowey between Grss onss stress
Astor psce and s-o, the lots kaoFn o he ev"-
RS S4+ $40 and 3o BowsG And also al hs iols
pss Of ands fronting ae Westerly Ice Or s's % .Ins
pieces parcels Of land, fronng on 30 esss'y Hus "a
Noh so1 Tenth street Ana tho sac
commsooe iursr give aotioe thS Their spoiI "a =. s
Ter will be made and presented to the sapfeLs o1f ~
s, Yok oo ondsy the Sd dsy M.ch 1851 the opening Of
doe Court that day, sooa thereafter " COUNSEL car ~
JAMES H PISKSEfi <Commi's'onsrs'
ro,sM = DETAEIETDsMITH,)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25
I7TFAM COMMUNICATIONS BE-

NNVEAM MMUNICAIION De-
NSTUEFN PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL
Ths roxerfn new Steamship CITY OF GLASGOW, B.
r Matthews laIe Of the Great Weslern') COMMANDER
i6io mns $50 horsepower, Is intended to call
FROM PHILADELPHIA. fhon LNekfVVL. ,osa
Thursday, 18Th an. 1871 Me9sesday iito &c iSSy
This vessel is veil known for her successful voyages %
tween Glasgow sDd NowYork. and has splendid staIeroo
accommodation for about 10 first and second cabin psss7o
gers mo steerage passengers taken
RATES OF PASSAGE
vpo., sut, .nr5I aIA From LIVERPOOL.
Fir,t csbinIieo Doiisrs Frsi Cabln--27 G9Iness
Second Cobiu-60 Dollars. Second CdoiIl-S ~, ,ot
These rstee include Provisions and steward fee' 'u ~
RATES OF FREIGHT.
FROM PHILADELPHIA. fhvA Ll.- -. ,,aasf,re-
According 10 agreement A4stethhs P ~,
All goods cent 10 the Agents In Phladelpols VIII 10
warded with economy and dispatch >,
There are two poweri Steamships now under oon So
for this Lne-one In New York and the other ID
q be ready during the ensuing summer ..A RafasI
FOR further ps7ticuars apply, in Liverpool ana oeS,
10 RICHARDSON BROTHERS. CO.. In S.esgowS,. -
PATRICK HENDERSON CO and IN f1 7, 20 pm
and Hew-York, 10 RICHARDSON, WArSON W.
die n
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II s MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA-

IT S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMA
OsNY-FOR CHAGRES DIRECT, via HAVANA
THROUGH TICKETS TO SAN FRANCISCO Al ne
DUCEO RATES-On SATURDAY, Jan. - al ) I'm.
The splendid double engine steamship OHIO, SooV tonS
burthen Jas Findlay Schenck, 5 n. commander, VIII
sail precisely at O'Clock from her pier al 1901 Of
Wseu.si r. with he Government MaiI, direct Tor ID
vans and Chagres. 49,. ...,.
Freightto Chagres 10 cents ,r cubic foot, prepaid
Specie only taken on eight TO Havana
shippers Of packages containing tewery, gold or tVe!
ware or any articles commonly known yausoles mus
specy the value Of the shipment ntheir bills Of adng "
The Company will not be responsible for any losses on Va
liable merchandise shipped without 1uch speehcanon FOI
nSsssee or freight apply TO M U. ROBERTS
~ Is III West-sL corner Warren-sL
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INSURANCE.

ZEE INSURANCE.-UN MI
sTrAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANH,- WIN
b@n66SscAPiTAL SECURELY INVESTED Once:
LAhopst fJsnrcev Court ENSURES Lives IN al 0l
- Vans torns on the most favorable terms LOANS
m-,dof one hall Of the premun on Life POI cles hisks
efa,s's touitshle rates fOf any part Of he world.
tsfeh BOARD OF FINANCE
r,kin Haven President Merchants Bank.
1rs,yaas Thacter. Nefctant
n-u.i Wiilsms. President kennebec Railroad.
pnospecius auo every uiher information given ~
JUDD HOLLiSTER, Agents, ~ Wsii-s-
~ pARRER, N D. s,se,stT,
n r dmMAN Medical Examiner J<ool9NL
0ROOKLYN FTREINSU RANCECO
p-Oacs No siorchsnlE ExehaIgS, Ws.aI ~ ~ T.
- AZ Fult0p-s Brooklyn va ELLsWVNI . "a go.
q STEVENS. Secretary.
NITIZ EMS FIRE INSURANCE COM
eJPANy-a)fsces % wAbirST. and 1877 soWEhf'--
Th, Compsry, With essn csais "'
,... .,ni,s .sc1reiy Invested continues to insure
Go =, ds,ss % hv FIRE on dwelling houses NOR
~, ho.shold furniture aud All descriptions Of Fsr
,ousl Properly on the mcsi isvosso'e 'e'ii,
.,,.h iobosos william J. VSentos,
&c., alvord James c. Baldwin,
$3.50 P,,rinet jay Jarvis,
s x1ni Vvsilsce John s Harris,
'-sss McFirsih Robert Barley,
49, P.tsr Francis A. Palmer
pASIkL gURTNEPT, Presideat
=, .,.,.,. sacraIsrv ia eodH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25

NOR LIVERPOOL.-Packet OF 2otn
& Jsn.-The splendid Packet snip slDDENSSs
Fteu Heves Jr will sail a. above her regular Gay -,
For n, CHI passage, having 1nrv4ea 20
on. gpt XVI on board al pier No IA East KyeI OF N
y rz7sh SPOFFORD, TILEsToN CO. - sooln-s''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25
RATES TO CHAGRES

Ak-INDEPENDENT STEAMSHIP COMPANY
For CHAGRES DIRECT, without stopping al hAVsha OF
Kingston, TUESDAI Feb. H. from Pier No Norm XIV
er.-The splendid steamship NORTH AMEhlCA A,
1900 iuns bndeB Of the fastest steamships IA Tue
world J. BleIhep, Commander. will sail precisely Al
O'CLOCK NJ from her Pier No. 2, North River fassen,
gers for Chagres SAP francisco would do well 10 cal
and examine The ship and secure passage
REDUCED RATES or FARE. -
Saloon State Rooms $40 Lower Cabin .''..S5o
An the above dine al the same table ana nave n7 pI'f
leee Of the Saloon. ,,,
passengers furnished with mattresses and board
for $50 1,s
Shippers of packages containing eweiry or any srcs
he Shipment In The bin Of sdug the Company viii not
be responsible for any loss For passage freight or oneI
information apply The Office 90 Pier Is NORM hSe oo'
of or board ofIe ship al Pier NORM RIVER
i24 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25
CALIFORNIA.

DEMOVAL.-THE OFFICE OF THE
HUNTED STATES AND CALIFORNIA EXPRESS
COMPANY" 10 remoy ed from 10 IA Wall-st.
Two srge and well lighted OFFICES or ROOMS 10 let
first floor, possession LIST Of February at Wal g.
5St. A. b. MILLER CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25
NTATTONAL LOAN FUND Assn
NANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON.

NAIIN)NAL l<OAAN JAZZ 4A'C@O
lVRANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON
GENERAL AeENT's OFFICE, u wall-st}
New-York, Jan /, 1851
NOTICE-IK pursusDce Of a resolution Of the Board Of
Directors the hitherto existing mode OF loans OF one ia VI
twe-lhrds Of the common annual premiums Palu oy o III
sured Is discontinued IN reference 10 policies 70 DC mere
amer Crane And the Board have Introduced inc oIo"
Ing and favorable system Of loans Tor me umre' VIZ
marty insured Tor the whole Of life may al any
time borrow onehafthe amount Of annual premum with
out security deposit OF policy and Is enaued 10
He may at any time surrender his policy, and receive
back as thereof Onehs the gross sum paid by mm ID
This new form Of loans applies only policies hereafter
party already insured for whole life may, payment
of small convert his insurance into new p0hcy up
the loan system now introduced -,
Parties already insured and entitled to two-hird loan,
are moi shut from said twotrd loan If they prefer H.
upon the terms stated in the Sociey's pamphlets.
party may al a moderate annual premium, insure for
e and he survive 10 reach the age OF on years. the u
san insured up $4,000 will be paid to hm or II he dies
before reaching thai age the full insured will be paid
70 bis family or legal representative
ACTING DIRECTORS FOR JANUARY.
C.E HABICHT, Chairman.
JOHN J. PALMER,
WILLIAM VAN HOOK,
HENRY LUDLAM,
ROBERT @: DILLON,
H122awrf j. LEANDER STARR General Agent
YNHE GROCERS' FIRE INSURANCE
4 COMPANY, ofhce 81 Wsll-sl corner of Pearl N. Y.
CAPITAL s200, 000.-This Company having thstr
Merchandise Household furniture, Vessels In Por thesr
Cargoea &c against loss or damage 0y nrei also, tns
Ri.S, 81 Inland Navigation TRANSPORTATION, the most
Syorshle terms All losses promptly adjusted and paid.
DIRECTORS
Unsps storx Moses TAYLOR sampson Moore,
Peae- MARIN George Elder Chas BurkhalteY,
Francis Skindy, Henry Edey, asa $. Porter,
Is X Wilson Alex II. Grant VIM. r. Foster,
Sen Sherman Marshall Pepoon lsaac g. Taylor.
SAMPSON MOORE President
asu ~. zNuru gacyetarv Tfn
TTIHE MERCHANTS INSURANCE
n COMPANY OF THE CITY OF NETWORK, of6cs
Ocean Bank Building Of Greenwich and Fulton ss
CASH CAPITAL 32O0,OO0. Insurance against los
o. damage by FIRE. CROWELL Adams, President
GEORGE w 6AvAeE. Secretary joDu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25

IN PURSUANCE the Surrogate o the County OF
IN. Yus notice hereby gwen 90 ali persons having claims
azanst HUGH FINN Of the City Of New York deceased 10
reeut the same with thereof TO the subscriber at her
rssence No Y street the City Of Newfork or be
ora twelfth day Maypatsd NeYork 18th Ocfober,
100 Inl6 iAweus@l CATHARINE FINN, Atma'iratnH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25
FG1HE NEW YORK and LlV ERPOOL
4 limited STATES MAIL sTHAMERS-The shipf

ATLANTIC Captain Yves. PACIFIC, Captain Nye
ARCTIC CANAAN Luce BALTIC, Capt ComstOc2
ADRIATIC Capt Grafton
These ships having bui by contract expressly io
government service every has been taken " Their COS
rnlcon as also In their engines strength eno
speed and their accommodations for passengers are snS
qusled for elegance and comfort 80. -
Price of passage from New-York 10 Liverpool SSo "a
elusive of extra size staTerooms $50 nor liverpool
10 New-York 2S5. An experienced surgeon et'scnso 20
each ship No Bertbs secured nniil palo i9r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25
TTVRE BRITISH and NORTH AMER

VRE BRITISH and NORTH AMER
II ICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN
NFW.YORK AND LIVERPOOL direct and BET \" ELn
BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL
The Boston boats only calling al Hafax 20 lano Ano ~
eeye mails and passengers -. =. .. 80,
ASIA, Judkins EOhOraA, Il u Lo~
AFRICA A. Ryr1e. NlAIAhA' - ot t5.
AMERICA. NJ Shannon CANApA " u o~il''-
CAMBRIA, Leitch.
These vessels carry clear WHITE LISHT ~ ueh ul-A'
mead [: GREEN Oh stRrboard side; aED on pom noe -,
AFRiCA Ryrie, from New York w ednesasy 80 HoH
CAMBRIA j Leitch, from Boston, "Wednesday I'm noI
NIAGARA J. Stone, I'm New. York, Wednesday, itn Dec
EUROPA. = -, from Boston, "Wednesday, iitn zee
ASIA. c, II. e. Judkins from ~ Wednesday lsth pee
kMERICA --,f from Boston, "Wednesday, ON Dec
AFRICA, A Ryrie from New-York, Wednesday, Isl Jan
CANADA VIM Harrison, I'm Boston, Wedny I2in yA 5a
Passage from NY. or Boston to Liverpool ~ r.
No bertnE secured until paid for. - , A.,
Freight VIII be charged specie beyond an anoun' 'O
personal expeDseS
an letters and newspapers must pass Inrooga NO EOsF
Office.
0'"s's"' anu p-''" ii CuNAKD, Jr 80 Broadway.
Hench ennan and other foreign goods, received Gnd
drought in common with British goods, ~, 49,.
Through bs Of adng gwen In haVre ioI ~" -
AMER The lat OF April next the rate OF irelgnh ~ ~.
above steamers. nom Liverpool VII he very MAJ ,ss
reduced. = -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25

WASHINGTON INSURANCECOM-
VV.PANY Office No wall 81 lcoT. NewsI1 49,
an1sssos Fnnir2re Vessels in port and their csrgoes &c
against loss or damage by hre on the most
-,-,.A e.,,. Rrsssn stebbns Edgar, n. Lang,
y .s,I ~ 800 u Wolcott Rich r Cannan,
A. r Rowland w T. WilmerdDg, Jr. VIM. Oothou.
WIN = =, NN 0s n Ktngsisud Phil Il Kesrney,
seines ~ un'h, eeo G Ssnaree Chas. t. Quincy,
nleh . S n uasA9 Ceo X Greer Robert Lane,
So'u' ill., Morgan ] T. b. Maxwell.
"0"' GEO C. sATTERLEE. President
q, ,.,,r, Sscreiarv ia eOdH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25

Forfreight or passage apply TO EDWARD X C0Lhlrts'
Sc Wal-st New-York or TO BROWN, SMILEY 90
LiverpooL y q ROBERTS h co IS Kings Arms YARD,
London, or L. DRAPER Jr Boulevard hon'rnsrue
Paris ,, -.
The owners Of these shps will not DO accountable foi
gold silver bullion specie, jewelry precious stones OF
saetas unless bills Of lsdng signed aereor, snc oe
value thereof therein expressed 800 ..
Amer be isl OF April next the offreghi by tho ssost
steamers will ~ materially reduced s>s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25
PASSENGERS FOR SAN FRAN

IL CIsCO-A few can be elegantly accommodated In
the beautiful new clipper ship TAGUS ready for sea-
Apply on board al Pier 10 East River, or TO
j43l* ISAAC T. SMITH, l0l Wall-st. cor. Front
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25

The ZURIcH.-The Havre packet Zurich,
which rah ashore on SquRm Beach, was hauled
of on Thursday by the steamer Telegraph, and
reached her dock little after midnight. She is
not seriously damaged, but her cargo is reported
To be somewhat injured.
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Notlces Of V. b. PaImer's Agency.

.The business Of advertising Is mperecty anae.s.So
by merchants generally Mr. Palmers great 80 P,
snd extensive agency enable him 20 give very @
ard valuable su p siions matters 70 All VIC a
favor rim win an interview The subject As Presenss -
ENGAGED in active business IN Y. Daily Tribune
PALMERs enterprise accompanied as i 70 WIN DIS a uai
firing industry ghleduels, ndomitabe enety, s a
upyyavarpg perse yerance, deserves the reward
have never doubled he would eventually receiVe.-F4'
derlia Public Ledger. ~. -
Mr Palmer IT, believe, entitled 10 the credlt ~
spnrg and establishing upon general scale, 10 - -
nv this new ard important public con- - "a
66rb not that It's advantages viii be duly go
appreciated, and The enterprise by winch my ~ $780,
fairly rewarded -BdlfiMOTe Sun.
January 10.
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rs PURSUANCE Of Of saroEss Of tns County o.
tE-v hsIsb, vsn % 81 Psrsons esvnS ehnS
sxanst HENRY HUMBLE Of hs City Of New fot 81
q the ~ The vouchss thereof % The sab
srsr sesdsacs sofh slsn ths cozn Of Westohee
.r .i stnts Of Nsu fo before The al March,
ss,tn.s.a Esv Vori the sTth DAY ~ September
sTlxvsmss FLOYD keller Gsmns;Tsios
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" B. PALMER'S American News

a. D. ~ Vt En- , -hIUcIILuH ANUWo-
psper Subscription ard Advertising Agency
NEW-YOBK-Tnbune Buildings,
BOSTON Scoays Building, Court-sireet-
PHlLADELPHIA-N W corner Third and Chestnut.
Embraces ost Of the best Commercial Political Reli
gious Liersry Scientific gressonal, Legislative, Re-
lOnaiory, and Agricultural journals, Prices Current &c
IN the United States British Provinces. &c for which he Is
the GUY appointed gent and for which be Is specially a
thozed by the Propnetors receive AMI receipt for Sub
scnptons and Advertisements thereby afOrdng every IA
cy the of business with the best and most
widely circulated journals Of al the cities and principal
towns IN The country.
CY Having connection with any other person IN this
Agency all orders should be specially directed 10 V. g.
PALMER.
tbs PREss-" The poi7er Of mind mind Which nay
be multiplied indcfRitey'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25

IN PURSUANCE OF Surrogate Of the County 's"
kYork aotcs hereby syeG to all persons having -.s
aeanst ANGEL JACOBS Of the Of New YORK IeNseoe
ed 10 ne,nt the same thereof 10 the subscribers
At the Hart No "a Howard street N me % Of
Ns York on or bors seventh day Of Jsy next Dates Ne"
Yorl the day Of Januur, 1851 DAVID HAIL 5se1eto
"a kAChEL JAOOb9, cAeeue'A'
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- PURSUANCE u the snnogss Of We Coany o.
k, Yo pot hereby al having cl.ps sSsnf
JOIIE sRAUME the City Of New York Jo"ssf ss0ees
al the vouchers thereof . the sabscnoefa
hIs sor. 10 26 William street IN the CITY Of NsT t9fk OF OF
hs. IN. Tenth ssv nsrtDstsd rsw York tbs bth day
Of s.ptsmhs, 1870 ri a~6rns*l JULIAN DRoz Erscutor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25

IL PURSUANCE o order Of ths surIogsis Of ne So ~
tEsr fork Notcs barely gwen % al persons 1x'nt
HENRY cuMisKEf ats Of the CITY Of Ssv Ton,
the vouchers thereof - shs susefs.s
oGcs OF Joshua Esquire No n Waasrset IN uhs Sy
February nsxb-Dse
gsw York, the 9Th 4sy VI Aegast 1880
salo iswsmss ELIZABETB cUAlsKEI Asrainistfsn1z
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y.B. PaImer's Selection OfRuIes for BusIne
Men,

NACUs
Establish yourself on the broad an
tegriiy.
Use tie means they are open to all
Calculate tho probabilities Of the 4
multiply the means Of Information.
TOcohpete successfully with your ne
the facilities afforded 10 20 ahead.
Confess igporar &c in regard 10 subJe
uniformed listen and learn.
Keep the mind on the means, rather
Take advantage 81 modern fsci'illes,
much IN single Gay as required weel
formerly.
DOM depend upon your own lungs
Of The Press
Consider the causes OF the good sta
the decline and fall and want of success
ulate your conduct accordingly
II Your means suit not wilnyour END
which suit with our means
Reflect on what you see and hea
work; reason with candor; weigh "
vour-elf; decide, and act
Treat your customers as your fneud'
the best manner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25

~ PURSUANCE of ths suroat" OF tbs County ot
kNs~ hereby gent all persons having claims sgaus'
Of the City Of New York, deceased a ere
SAINT the same thereof To ts subscriber az ms
Office w Elizabeth street. City ssv YORK, on or osrs
hs neAt-Dsed Sswfork he hteenhdsy
Of November 1850 ALEXANDRA hOfSNbI,
lAw6nSt ADMINISTRATOR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25

PURSUANCE Of the SuoSas of the County OF nss
lyon notice hereby gwen all persons having CLAIMS Aa
...ntb. sam. sn vouchers thereof the subscriber a. BET
,.oes no O. snRo street the City Of ss- York 90 or e-ors
hs sixth usIDsfsd sew lork ue :"
ofAugust, 1880 PhOEBk q ShN1S A-
9fs~Su
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25

PURSUANCE OF the Surrogas ohe county " vs."
hYok notice hereby all persons having claims ssans
WILLIAM KEYAN ofthe city Of New fork deceased 70 s
sent The same with vouchers the subscriber al bis res
senc. No Broadway the Of on or oeor, th'
tTtb dsv January New York the 10Th day July
1850 tlys7 laShm 81 WALLihh nv ~ NAN-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-04-12
WHOLE No sos

A Lesson FOR G1RLs.-An intelligent
gentleman Of fortune, says the Bangor
Wing, visited country village in Maine
not far from Bangor, and was Hospitality
entertained and lodged by gentleman
having three daughters, two of whom in
rich dresses entertained the distinguished
stranger in the parlor, while one kept
herself in the kitchen assisting her mo-
ther in preparing the food and setting
the table for tea, and after supper, in
doing the work till it was finally COM
pleted, when she also joined her sisters
in the parlor for the remainder of the
evening. The next morning the same
daughter was again early in the kitchen,
while the other two were in the parlor.
The gentleman, like Franklin, possessed
a discriminating mind-was close OBJ.
server of the habits Of the young ladies'
watched an opportunity and whispered
something in the ear of the industrious
one, and then left tor time, but revisit
ed the same family, and in about one
year the young lady Of the kitchen was
conveyed to Boston the wife of the same
gentleman visitor, where she now pre-
sides at an elegant mansion. The gen.
tleman, whose fortune she shares, she
won by a judicious department and we'll
directed industry. So much for an in
dustrious young lady.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-04-12
For The Cecil Whlg.
f, AND s. OF II.

Mr.. Edtor:-In looking over my
commentary on Art. g." of the Consti.
tuition Of the Order of the S. of IT,,
find that in the hurry of writing, made
an gorgeous slip of the pen, in stating
that the Congress of the United States
had delegated to itself power to alter the
of the U. S., by two-third
vote. The Congress has merely power
to propose amendments to that nstru-
ment, but to make those proposals valid
requires the the yea! of three-fourths of
the sisterhood of States. Quite wide
difference, opine, in the phraseology;
but not so wide as the chasm that divides
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-04-12
For The Cecil Whig.
PARENTAL AFFECTION,

The disposition prevalent among pa
rents to keep their children at home af-
ter they have reached the age of discre-
ton, is one which we consider highly
detrimental not only to the children
themselves, but to the community at
large. Look around you, and you will
see dozens OF young men lounging about
in idleness, and frittering away their
time, without employment or occupa-
ton of any kind. And whose fault is
it! Their parents Say professional
or business man has three sons. One of
them-and in a majority Of cases not
more than one of them-he will bring
up in his own calling, whatever it may
be, while the other two remain unem-
ployed aud are reared in habits of idle
ness and dissipation. And why is thisl
Because fond iather or doting mother
cannot bear to see child 60 out of sight
of the smoke of their chimney. If a
son is of bold and enterprising dispo-
sition, and wishes to leave his home and
carve out way to Fame and Fortune,
instead of supplying him with means
urging him on with words of consola-
ton and comfort, and bidding him, God
speed flood of tears must be shed, and
all manner of entreaties used to induce
him to forego his intention. And when
at length he is prevailed on to stay at
home, his fond, but foolish parents are
delighted The love OF parents for their
children is no doubt deep and abiding;
but this mawkish affection, which they
so frequently manifest is of all things to
be deprecated. Sentimentalists may
prate as they will of parental affection,
but we consider that mistaken affec.
ton, which leads them to wish to keep
their children under the natal roof,
growing up in idleness.
The fact stares us in the face that we
all have to "try the world" at some Pc
Rod or other, and experience ellsus that
habits formed in early life are the most
lasting, and are seldom, if ever, eradica-
ted. Parents should then reflect that
they will not always be able to watch
over their children; but that at their
death, if they have been brought upin
Incidence at home, they will be cast up
on the world totally unacquainted with,
and consequently untitled for any sort
of business. The best portion of their
lives is then spent, and they have moth
ing to show for it. Like men ignorant
of the sea, cast adrift upon its waves, for
awhile they founder on with cramped
and repressed energies, the sport of eve
ry accident, and at last fall victim to
their own imbecility, superinduced by
the mistaken attachment of their parents.
LIBERALIST,