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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-09-11
MARRYING IN FUN.

II is rumored iha, on Wednesday evening
last, young gentlemen Of Ithaca, and belle
OF our village, went through the marriage
ceremony as farce, the person officiating
not supposed 10 be Justice by either bride
or groom, m,--Rumor says that they each slept
alone that night; but Judge of their cons'er-
nation the next, morning, on finding that the
mock magistrate was real one, as was pro.
we'd b. the magistrate presenting the bride
with marriage certificate. The groom, Ru'
NOR further says, took i, terrible hard al first,
bu, like all sensible people, both parties, at
last concluded as it was only Fastening mat.
iers little, 10 stand it, and so they did
[Elmira Republic.
We were las, week told Of singular in.
stance. A very beautiful lady Of this city
was paying a visit 10 some friends at dis.
lance, where a social party was given in
compliment 10 her One Of the guests Of the
evening, young gentleman, had evidently
become struck with the fair one alluded 10,
and when some proposed a marriage in jest,
he displayed a ready willingness 10 go through
with 'lhe ceremony" provided the before.
mentioned lady would act as the bride Well,
the play, as the lady supposed i, 10 be, was
enacted, and the pleasure Of The evening con.
,inued, when, all at once, it 'leaked out"
that The acting clergyman was clergyman
stde faeto,n and that the two had been really
married. In this case, the groom did not
"take it harJ," but signifed his willingness
TO abide by it, but The lady declared most
vehemen,ly that she "wonldn't stand it," and
became quite angry at her friends, who, it
seemed, knew that the gentleman who mar
ried them was real clergyman. The result
was, the two became very intimate, and if
Madam Rumor tells the TRUTH are soon 10 re-
enac, the "play," bu, this time give it the
interest of really.-Troy Post.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-09-11

The COLLINS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS have
thus far made fifty voyages, or crossed the
ocean one hundred times. They have aver
aged about 90 passengers a trip, making, in
all, 5000, among whom no loss Of life or in
jury 10 person has occurred.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-09-11

GEN. TAYLoR's FAMILY.-lt is stated that
Of the family of Gen. Taylor, there now sur
vive, Mr.. Richard Taylor the only son of the
General, who is sugar-pianter in the Parish
of St. Charles, La, and Mrs Bliss, the lady
Of Colonel Bliss, who resides in New.Orleans.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-09-11

No ARAB EVER SITS IN cHAIR.-They
squat upon their hands wherever they may
be-indoors or out. Tombs of Mahommedan
saints are frequently me, with. The boat
men of The Nile pray Individually FIVE times
a day with their faces towards Mecca. They
kneel, and three times touch their foreheads
10 The floor. Nothing can prevent the dis.
charge Of this duty. When the lax.galherer
calls for revenue that has been assessed, and
it is not promptly paid, the delinquent is fog
ged OH The spot by the Sheik of the village,
and is subsequently imprisoned. If 100 poor
he is fogged but once, and is ncarceraled
from one TO three months. In this case he
is often marked off for the army and navy
The banks all the way up, 10 within twenty.
five or thirty miles of Cairo, are perpendcu-
lar, as if cut with spades.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-09-11
J. STEWART DEPUY.

A T 223 North Cd street. above Wood,
3 IA Burnt District,) Philadelphia, would
respectfully call the attention Of his friends
% and the public in general, to his large and :
Z we'll selected stock of Carpets, Oil Cloths, :
9 Mattings, Window Shades, Stair Rods, :
: &c, &c. {
Veni'ian carpeting from cts to 100 cts per yd (
- Ingram 1Ss =" %
: Three Ply " 100 " l25 "
Brussels " 1l2t " $50
% Door Matts.-He would invite the atten-
s ton of dealers and others to his large stock
4 Of Door Matts-which he manufactures
: in great variety and of splendid quality.
5 OF CLorHs, from yard to yards wide
wholesale and retail.
April 10, lS52-6m.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-09-11
TERMS OF THE AMERICAN.

.hE AMERICAN is published every Saturday NJ
two DOLLARS per amium to he paid half yearly IT,
advance No paper discontinued until ALL arreaages
paid
All communications or letters on business relating To
the Office, to insure attention. must be POST PAID.
n
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-09-11
WANTED TO BORROW

TWELVE HUNDRED DOLLARS in two
Il sums Of six hundred dollars each, Tor which
good freehold security will be given. Address
M. w.
Sunburs Feb. %, ls52.--6
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-09-11

Louis NAPOLEON is seriously i'll with nsr.
vous irritation. 'hart w
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-09-11
THE METROPOLITAN.
This huge establishment, after an expendi.

This huge establishment, after an expendi.
,ure Of Sy5o0oo and three years OF cons,an,
labor, is on the point Of com pe,ion, ard is
announced 10 opened on the LIST Of Sep,em.
ber 1t is, with scarcely an exception. the
most gorgeously furnished hotel Of its size, in
existence. Magnificent mirrors, costly up.
holslery and cabinet ware, choice marbles
aud rich velve, carpeiings, render its apart.
menls luxurious to degree not easily de.
scrbed. The bniding, which has frontage
on Broadway and Prince streets or SIS feet,
or nearly one.ten,h of mile, is five stories
in height, ard is beautifully decorated
throughout with rich fresco painting, OF every
shade of color and variety Of style. Nearly
one hundred parlors with bath rooms and
chambers attached, are richly overlaid with
velvet carpelings Of the mos, costly kind, and
overhung with drapery Of design and shade
corresponding with the itesco painting of The
walls, which is in no apartments the same.
Besides these, there are about 200 gentle
mems rooms finished in style but little in
lcllOi3 WIFI uDt dud Cbil pu'ho "lN N'S'D
other convenience. All the principal rooms
ale provided with rosewood furniture, vari-
onsly colored heavy silk brocaielle. The
entire building will accommodate from 600
TO 700 quests. Mirrors, both man,el and
pier glasses, are placed in The main parloIs,
the aggregate expense Of which is not far from
$4,000. The largest are 81 by 81 feet and
are wider than any previously impoTed.-
One of these is placed in the bridal parlor,
which is the most eorgeously furnished in
the building. The bedstead alone cost ST..
COO; and The bed.spread which is Of canary
colored satin, embroidered with needle-work,
cost 800. The drapery in this parlor, with
its suite OF rooms, cost S2,5oo The cabinet
furniture is covered with gold and orange
broca,elle. In decorating the parlors and
dining hall, from $4,000 TO $4,000 has
been expended.-N. Y. Jour. Com.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-09-01
Mortgage Sale.

hEFAULT having been made in the payment
- of certain mortgage, executed by Harley
Bement and Eliza Bement his wife, to Isaac Low
ing bearing date the fourteenth day of November,
1850 and recorded in the office of the Register of
Deeds for Ottawa County, State of Michigan, on
the seventeenth day of January, 1851, at two o.
clock z. M, in book of mortgages, on pages
436 and 437, upon which mortgage there is claim
ed to be due at the date of this notice. the of
eighty-nine dollars and ninety cents and no
suit or proceeding at law having been instituted
to recover the debt secured by said mortgage or
any part thereof: Notice is therefore hereby CIV
en-, that by virtue of power of sale contained in
said mortgage and pursuant to statute in such case
made and provided the said mortgage will be
fOrecOsed by q sale at public auction of the mort
gagged premises therein described, to wit: The
southeast quarter Of the southeast quarter, of
section five, township six north, of range thirteen
west containing forty acres more or less according
to government survey; at the Courthouse, in the
village of Grand Haven, in said county on the
tenth day of September, 1852 at one o'clock in the
afternoon to pay the sum due with interest and
costs. Grand Haven, June Ia, 1852. 50w13
ISAAC LOWING, Mortgage.
r. w. DUNCAN, Atty.
STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Ottawa, SIS
AT session of the Probate Court for the County
of Ottawa, holden at the office of the Judge
thereof, at Grand Haven on Monday the second
day of August in the year one thousand eight
hundred and fifty-two Present, William Hath
away Jr. Judge of Probate In the matter of the
estate of Charles G. Marsh deceased:
ON reading and filing the petition, duly verified,
~ of Dan Shelby creditor of said deceased
praying that an administrator be appointed on said
deceased estate. Thereupon, it is ordered, that
Wednesday, the twenty-ffth day of August inst
at four o'clock in the afternoon be assigned for the
hearing of said petition, and that the heirs at law
of said deceased, and all other persons interested
in said Estate, are required to appear at session
of said Probate Court then to be holden at the of
flee of the Judge thereof, at the house of Henry
Pennoyer in Grand Haven and show cause il any
there be, why the prayer Of the petitioner should
not be granted And it is further ordered, that
said petitioner give notice to the persons interest
ed in said estate, of the tendency of said petition
and the hearing thereof by causing copy of this,
Order to be published in the Grand River Times
printed and circulating in the County
of Ottawa, three successive weeks previous to said
day of hearing .t n9it !,
WILLIAM HATHAWAY, Jr, Judge of Probate:
IA true copy,1 J3w ST.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-09-01

VXTISTARS BaTsam of Wild Cherry and Moi
Wv fatt's Pills and Bitters, just received at the
Mill Point cheap drug store. T25tf
l.. NJ S. SMITH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-22
CUPREME COURT-City and County Of

~ New roksoionsn Krp md Abraham Brown HAN
b. Lsr1ee Jsnes C. Chur b. John Bennett and . kn Bea
Hst-ssnnors Tor demand courst-Com. y
10 WILLIAM B. LAkZRLEkE Yoa hereby ssmnssaed and
required D. he coay ih- ~on wiz alei ths
che he Crk Of the City rt County q New You as 18Th
day 81 Spefoe ls2 snd 70 % The
aid npani the .ub-rbr At his oae No wa.t tbs
Cay New Yok ~rhn days after the u h
you. exelusye tsy sah and al 70
szid somp,ni within the sfore AID the pn,fs
lin vii ,zse Judgment szDst for the Of fsree hun
csd nd dollars and twenty eet with nefet o fhr t~n
ihId dsy 81 April bOs>@nd ez handed AID s b.
sS. The cat Of this actonsted New Yo Febraafy 3 s
w NeDERNeT
oil lsxswF Psiatf's Arosaey, No. Wais
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between NEW
YORK ana LIN tRIOOL. direct: and between BOSTON
and LINERPOO1-The Boston ships only iling At HaI
10 land aud receive mails and passengers
ARABIA CAPT JudkIs AFRICA. Capt. Hirrison.
PERSIA. Capt -, EUROPA. Ctpt Rosie.
ASIA. Capt Lott. NIAGARA, Capt. l.itch.
ANERICA, Capt. y. shannon, CANADA, Capt. Lang
These vtsfels clear white light masthead
staTboard bow, red on port low.
ASIA. Lott. from NEW YORK. "Wednesday Oct ~.
AMERICA Shannon. from BOSTON, "Wednesday. Ocr n
EUROi A. Retire. from NEW YORK, "Wednesday Nov.
NIAGARA. Lci'ch from BOSTON Wednesday, Nov. -.
AFRICA, HarIlsou FIN NEW1URk, " ednesisy, Nov. II.
CANADA Lang, from 30 STON. "Wednesday, Noy. a.
ASIA Oft. from NEW YORK, "Wednesday. Dec l..
AMERICA Shannon, from BOSTON, "Wednesday, Dec g.
EUROPA. Rofrie. from NEW-YORK Wednesday, Dec 10.
NIAGARA. Leitch, from BOSTON, "Wednesday Dec. p
AFRICA Harrison. I'm. NEWlORK "Wednesday, Dec p
CANADA Lang. from BOSTON, "Wednesday, Jan. ,, lSot
ARABIA. Judkirs fun y. YORK "Wednesday, IN Il lS1t
AMERICA shannon, FIN BOSTON, "Wednesday, jan 10.
Pstsss, from NewYo-k or Boston to Liyerpoo-Frst
cabin. SEQ: second cabin, SO.
BeTtls moi secured until paid tor.
Freight will be- charged specie beyond pm amount !or
personsl eSIenses.
AueNpereucCd Surgeon on board.
~ All letters and newspapers must pass through the
Post Cftce For freight OF Jassage apply 20
T. CUNARD, No. B1wlins-green
10 French. German aud other Foreign Goods received
al brought COMMON with British Goods through DIs
OF ladu = are gwen in Hevre for New-forS .
WAICEtS-BV order OF t1e British Treasury watches Of
foreign uuutrcme hearing the or nlrks OF rne-h
uanuf ctureis viii hereafter admitted III tnglindln iran
situ the United Stats and other countries IN cohse
gu6rce Of which frech and watches may Dc shipped
at HAVE for Newi ors Boston Vi Liverpool ~tnout n
tie mex heretofore OF LENS seized Dy the IN
gish CustC n House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-22
w. A. C.RIEs, Auctioneer.

COSLING, Jr.'s REoTAUKANT, No. 81
" Courtlandt-st- will be offered at Public Auction on
change the Lac Of years AID the Fixtures Funtur.
spd AIrarntus Of GOsDg, Jr's Restaurant. The ee
AZ coriunudisg situation Of Gosng Jrs r. saurant the
inmsnse tronz continually passing up and down and
from the hoas cara the immediate vicinity Of erri=s
tosethtr with the improvements going in Liberty Wash
ina ton end Grtcnwiohs oil tend render this spot
of the most yalusb be in Eew-York.
The sele will be without reserve to the highest bidder
Further raTtit ulas b. obtained the premss from
the AuctiOleer his store No 81 Deyst Greenwich
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-22

n OIICE is hereby given that all those GER
IN pieces Parcels lots OF LA ID situate at IN
Are ChauiauCue County Newly ork, and land down
o slrst,c map entitled Map OF part OF the town
OF Dl ltnk ChasuGue County state OF New York 1883 IS
lois ntnt1Is So A. 81 s. 81 81 81, So Oh 65 70 H. ~ ~
C,niIest slsu Lots numbers ~ 49, ST. ST. o. ~ on
lyr1st also, Lott nunte 81 SO on Baiao-s' also Los
ttis 81, S. Oh e., g. o., East tgouisi also, Lots
nunbGs -, 6A u, g. IL, West fr0n,st alss Lots
Iun us A. 4S, IS 81, is ~, on East rnrd-si' also Lots
iual,!s 20 ", - + gle a.so Lot nIJs5er 30 on
l;ls-N. sso Los numb rs H. So - on SwSn-st' Lot
ltf a. or Cansryst; Lots uuubcrs3 81 s. y - ~
81 Sc c. o. e. - on DOvc-Si; Loie numbers ~ %
s. 65 81 r. on Poyer-tt; Lots numbers , 8 p % -
A, 81, IS, 81, %, On DccE-s'. - - =, ., - =, -
Also lG te Of tie front of Lots Nor III, IS 10 H. ~ on
Ntu lhrd-si; also lots Nos lf, l2 CcniFesi AMI Ma
~ lCl LGrA st. block IA; Aso LOIS Nos ITO IL lana
Iys; slso Lott MO- IS 81 y, IN block IS asl az tae
ue end interest Rue!l H. Neyns Of ill., aud 70 the
roth rant Of block No 55 Hast fOuIs b,'ns loo e.
htni " ~ feet Goep tie north aIt OF bio No IL est
kOurst heinz l6C fret font by fO feet deep the n1rth
Isit Of block NO l being loo feet front 10y l-n ee deep
vil b. sold At ubic auc ion Ito close concern Al the
M,reltn, Ia change the city Of Aew-lok, on The lth
dey OF November A. D., 1882 at II O'clock noon, OF h'i
Gy TIns, Cashl0 per cent payable he day OF sale Sd
tic bASree fifteen days thereafter, when deeds VIII be d.
hNSTd.
Mls Of tie property may he had Of the Office Of COLE
4 Chiffon, AUctioneers No . Noli-st.
RUSSELL II. NENINS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-22
B. A. CHrLToS. Aucticneer.
DEREMPIORY SALE OF DESIRABLE

J. BUILDING LOTS at FIERMONT-COLE chill
ION will cell at auction, TUESDAY, October 3, e52
at u o'clock at the Merchants Exchange, 10 desirable
Building Lots at Fremont the west bank Of the Hud
son River, nearly opposite Dobbs Ferry.
Piermont is proyerbay healthy and for variety and
bceuiy Of scenery exceed by place the banks
ofthe Hudson The population which -stirnsted 100
il increasing There five churches incorporated
village the adjacent country rich and well cultivated
The Disadvantage hitherto occaoned BY the shallow ter
near the shore the want Of conmodou5 landag indie
pendent the railroad pier aid the uent dsfect OF
fGctifs frequent daily with the City 81 New
Yori s row obvated BY the construction Of wharf for
the accommodation Of steamboats, passing up and down the
river and OF ferry the opposite shore 70 connect win
the trains Of the Hudson River Railroad The lots 70 be
offs d for sale situated elevation OF 70 TO 100 feet
shove the level Of the They accessible by three
different roads Many Of them afford good news OF the
river ard Of the opposite shore.
For thoraphc uaps and particulars, apply to he
Auctiore err No. Wallet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-22
CrpREME COURT-LEvI s. CHAT

- TIELD A0B.y Gsnersl Of The ss q New ION as IHE
Incident DIRFCIOfU AND COIPAsI or IHE CANAL
pAsK ALBAsTn pursuance II ofsr u the supreme
Count New ros made the gih day o. My 100,
the Csna Bant o. Abxny hseby
holders q The andns ans notes 90 s u the
sad and The dns I've eefhea-' gwen BY
6r The bsan anpa3
on note. o. sErrep4srsd the sni %
per they required cent the aid Of balls as3
pynen he -ad Hecsyer Il ha IN the Cy
within FROM The de Of tbs Hose default
hsIeo they aied Of
ved ysH VI he ,sd mites b and ossbAcs@ and
Al by Of holding the AMI that sud fund
psd u and the DIRE Of the -aa 6Dr
the a csna Bsnk mAy
b. hereafter dtend fof the E~ssr to.e bid
he 80 bills and ferihsss- The Ksseysr has mad
- Sbrh the vii asO be pad cosn~f
ca Hsnk n ths ofy. "A Lany, jun !, pa
s7 ls~4yy ANDREW WAITE. Rsoe,,r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-22

i RENT for PORT PHILLIP and SYDNEY. AUSTRIA
LA sail 18th October-Tne splendid accommodations
OF this fire slp wei! worthy Of examination By
perons about engsgins passage TO AUSTRALIA The sp
H ard her rtngsup being completed. WI he found 10
be uutqueed b. those of any other ship for light
comfort Apply board at Pier No "a East River, 70
T.. BlCHAknSON Co. No. 81 SOuth-st. or ELLIOT
ARIEL s Co, No. rs Pcar-st- y. BAH goods ia
eucCd shipment and forwarded vii be att .nded -
without any charge Of commission. L. X Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-22
VANDERBILT LINE-ForsAN FRANCIS

CO-TLe shGrtes; and cheapes; rDuie-On!y Line .y1nE
tickets for crossing the Isihmas.The fAvOrte d1cole
gre steamship FROMETHEUS soo tuna viii leave ifo
Isi No: North River At O'Clock 7. NJ. precisely on
FRIDAY Nov connecting with tho P1c &c s;ean! over
the Nicaragua Transit Route having ba; twelve miles OF
lard traI 81 orisi %.
Those STEAMERS are unriyaled n hsr accommodation aad
ventilation.
For information or passase, apply oaly 70
ID. ID. ALLEN. Azeuf.
M Q Ba.csrv-piay-e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-22
NETWORK and NEw-HAvEN RAIL

IN ROAD.-FALL ARRASogMENr.-septe 49,
Trans cut OF Aew leave the corner OF Canal 81
ana and specia-et7 and II.
a. NJ and 5! Z. NJ, through 70 Nely-Haven
Ate. A NJ and g Z. NJ, :or Port Chester.
The II. A. NJ Rms connection with tram from New
Haven Hartford and Springfield and with tram over the
Canal Rcd.
EAPKEss TEAMS FOX NewH Haven, Hartford Springfield
Boston Connecticut River and Vermont Railroads 10 o.
densl aTgh EIc Montreal.
~ A. NJ, stopping AZ Stamford and BRIDGEPORT con-
meeting with HousStonic aud Naugatuck Railroads al
Brogeport aid Canal Railroad at New Haven snd 1t -
T. Stopping Gt Stamford Norwok aud Bridgeport con
necting with Housa;o1c and Sausatuck Railroads AZ
BricstIort.
Trans INTO Seyy-YoTk-Aeeornmodat.on and Special-et
81 7 and . \. NJ, and ~ z. IL through from New
HGvtr.
Ats 4 NJ and 345 P. NJ FROM Port Chester.
Tie SIS A. NJ receives passengers from Springfield and
HartfcrG. I'D Canal Railroads at New Haven The Id
T. receives passengers from Hartford and Springfield
aid the Northern Railroads.
TxPREss TRAINS leave New-Haven arrival Of trains
finn Boston aud $50 7. 81, lstopPing a. bridgeport,
Norvak and Stamford , leaving Boston ~ A NJ aud
SIP.
Sc, large bill Of advertisement u he Station House and
u.incipal hotels. GEO. w. WHISTLER, Jr, SuP't-
New Haven. September, 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-22
NEW.JERSEY RAILROAD-NEW-

N l. " j i K = T. hAILhUAD--NLN :
~ YORK and PHILADELPHIA drecL-U. ). MAIL
az EA PRESS LISES-Through IN a hru-s-New yersey
RlLIced Jersey City, LEAVING Sel OK AZ ~ loot
OF Corrtlanast: "a ~ aud s. P. 81 LIbertyst Leaves
Phade rh.a ~ AID 4 NJ and 81 p NJ, from foot OF
Walnut Fare reduced - or fztlass and q ~ f0E
sseOI G-cass. - .-.~.,
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
tlouh tickets sod IN the above lines aid thrJagh ba1ze
csrr.ed IL tie 4 81 and 5! r ~ Lies from Se"-fork
With tkIOa y conductors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-22


tDWD h. COLLINS Co; No. u Wallst- " Y.
brown. SIMPLIFY Co, Liverpool
L. g. ROBERTS 4 Co. No. 10 Kings Arms Yard,
London
JOHN MUSROE 4 Co, Rue Notre Dame des Vic
tories, Paris. OF, GEO. IL DRAPER Havre.
The OF these ships viii not be accountable for gold,
silver lulon. seci' Jew cry, precious son metals
less bills of odng signed therefor and the value thereof
The Il IN eNprf so.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-22
ARRANGEMENT-Th LIV-
w ERPOOL ana PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP

Srloon ar saieroos $50 soon afler St.tefoon. p gina
tnioshlp o uiIdsnp 90 -
forward $ forward - - -
Including :, wards fees
THIRD-CLASS PASSENGERS
limited number OF nrdciass PASSENGERS vii BE taken
from fhlsf irf and Liverpool ana found n PROVISIONS
Fom Flad, hia ....Sz0 From Liverpool 20 saihr a
CeIuhctss OF rassc viii be Issued here 10 pares 20
az desous OF brrgs out then friends al corfesoucz
Istss
fIeiclt GO Per TIM; good hardware 6c, W." Dc
taken subject ~ sgrc mt
An txrtrisnr.a Sufgo on viii n csrried each ship
81 al crafts Il sllt on Eug and and Ireland
For IN ighf or Isssagc spply 10 - -
THOMAS KICHAkDStjN No 81 Fxchsr plsce, y. \,
and 20 Wainat-st. phis-
RICHARDSON. BROTHERS Co Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-22

THEODORE Lent, Auctioneer.
TABLESPOONS No. 495 Broadway, a1joln-
- ing the Art Union.-TO-MORROW, Saturday. z3i
inst al 10 o'clock on The PREMISE No 10 5av TO close
the Of parry retiring from 6usIn-s tne s'ocs ana
fYurs of house end sign painters establishment
iug Of aius Oils Glass, Putty, COors, Signs Ladd n;
Bntish Luster &C. &c. Also, rare collection Of Oh
fantlpls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-22
ALBERT II. NIcoLAy Auctioneo..
DEREMl TORY SALE of - BEAUTIFCI

EyEhIMl IOll SALE oi ~ BEAU IIEU
il BUILDING LOTS erd COTTAGE SITES II the
ILEASANT VILLAGE Of WESTMINSTER, n. y a;
nbEKr NlCOLAY will eel q; Auction on MON
LAY Nov ~ O'clock az the beautiful village OF Wet
1ltStr. y. y On the glOuud
- ccs. he buidns Lots and Cottage sites 50 feet font
~ itsr and lee cecp.
Nestchrstsrs on OF the mos, plescant and aourishrs
Nagts IN Ws oh STR County, and Is osy ~ mixes lac "A
,lt Ci,v OF hc,y-Nork ny the H4slcm Railroad -
Ills beautiful iIOIc;y Is within i've minutes va o.
TIE fotOs Ntwl ora and New Rochelle RAILROAD "uiNd
" N Il Tito oISlOt shortly. Staets Tua icsuittN every
a. \ b. ard fr m this place aud the Hrem RA road depot
file srCupd pt6y cvel sud sufficiently elevated 10 So
oElt s6lubOGs atmosphere and the sal Is Of the hSI
evtly. :,
Clehcs schools and academies within the lninledi-
az yeIiiy 1hc c,nvtntiCe OF from the cay 20
81 der with the healthy location ard excellent n-S h0r-
bood all combine make this exceedingly desirable
toptfy ether fE genenans country rvsd~uce or Tor
Il mechanic and well safe and Profitable
Ter CAPITALISTS, tie property IA the Vciniiy 10
viii 10 rise, and must RAPIDLY increase
IN value. Title nsdsputable.
IL rns-t per c. and the AuctiOneers fees on the day
Of sale ~ per e.ut ON the 9th OF December, when the
viii he delivered end the bsance can reua on bono
ard thee per cent. W H. per cent
aud the the day OF sale and the balance
n ouhy IstSmcnis OF 10 per cent each uni tae whole
ouut ia paid ,
discount Of 10 per cent, viii be made all lots Bought
fer cash
Mas and full particulars can be obtained Of the Aac
touetr.
,xcunion ~ the Harlem Ra-oad viii b. uad,
The fey Cf the eat Tickets CO b. COZ ned O c11r
lplyins 10 }. v Hui:clr, Esq., Ne. - CA2g.ll-s.
o. " the Aacroreer, Ne. 20 Nallst