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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-03-06

tention. hardly know anything which
more repays research than studies of
this kind. We learn from them what
pursuits occupied men during the feu-
dial ages. We see the efforts of society
to throw off the chains ofthis feudal do
mnion. We see, too, in a most inter-
esting manner, the ingenious devices re-
sorted to, to break the thraIdom of per-
sonal slavery. We see the beginning of
manufacturing interests, and at length
bursts upon US the full splendor of the
commercial age
While speaking Of the progress. of
liberal principles in our own country,
Mr.. Webster, with natural affecti on
for the State by which no ha. been 80
long honored, did not fail to pass an Ell.
oquent euloglum upon the public spirit
evinced by her capital. He commen.
ced by saying
"DoSton, the early victim of the in
Fiction of wrong by the mother coun-
try, the early champion of American
Liberty, Boston, though, in this vast
country, she may be now surpassed by
other cities, in numbers, in commerce
and wealth, yet, she cannot be surpassed
in the renown OF her early revolutionary
history. She will stand acknowledged,
while the world doth stand, as the or7gin
and ornament, promoter and defender
of the rights Of the colonies. The En-
gllsh crown frowned upon her wit, Sc
verify and indignation, it only made
her stand more erect, and put on a face
of greater boldness and defiance. The
parliament poured upon her all its in.
dignation. 1t only held her up with
greater illumination, and drew towards
her the greater attachment and venera.
ton of the country: Boston as she was
in heart, in principle and feeling in
l77l, so may she remain till her three
hills shall SINK into the sea and be nc
more remembered among men,"
In thus appropriating all the henors
to Boston, we conceive Mr.. Webster
permitted his afiection to rule his judg
ment. Neither Boston, nor Massachus
etts, nor any other of the Eastern State.
were more resolute in the preservation
Of their liberties, than most OF their sis
ter colonies. Nor was it in Boston thai
the rights OF the people were first EN-
phatically asserted. Only four year.
after the landing of the Pilgrims at Ply
mouth, Virginia proclaimed the doc
trine, that taxation and representation
must 60 together; and her subsequent
history shows her always true to the
spirit Of this proposition. This remark
able assertion OF the rights Of her people
was made as early as 1874, and was
among one of the first acts passed by the
General Assembly of that State.
.Irtaur'S Home Gazette.
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For The Cecil Wing.
The Wan,ierer.
BY S. J. e. wIIITTLESEY,


Young Love went forth one summer dav,
With buoyanl hear, and bright array,
To Irvine II wreath Of fragrant bowers,
Beneath young Life unsullied bowers.
Pale envy watched the lovely hoy,
And maddened at his snless JOY;
so softly stealing TO his side.
His sweet cmploy she burst drride,
But Love regardless, gently smiled,
AHd lightly triIled his MARBLES wild,
Till Envy fled in mute despair,
And sent her sister Slanlcr there!
The boy looked up and smiled again,
Low warbing ont his silver strain;
The dark twin sister tarrirh long,
As if enchanted with his song;
With gentle lip and arll's smile,
Advancing near the boy the while,
Until alas the fnirest leaf
OF Love, was soiled with pain and grief!
The brrahl-eyed hoy looked down and pressed
The wreath more closely to his breast,
soft hymnine forth the soothing song,
1kat losed ones dearer are, for urong!
Bold SANDER baflrd, turned TO fee,
And met, approaching, Perjury;
With wasted check and meaning wild,
He kncll beside the lovely chill,
And whispered him oil want and care,
II he should longer lingrr there.
The fair boy looked on PERJURY,
AMI $mouthrd his brow, anil laughed in glec
Oulsprrading 50 his win.ome vile,
Tina, Perjury sras forced 10 smile!
Contrasting in his secret heart.
To constant Loves bcwilching art.
With miller brow he passed away,
And left Young Love to chant the lay,
That whilst The lcred stall hft their eye
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-03-06

Praise no man too literally before hi,
face, nor censure him too lavshly be-
hind his back; the one savors of flattery;
the other of malice; and both are repre-
hensible. The true way to advance al.
others virtue is to follow it; and ;hc
best means to cry down another's vice
is TO decline it,
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WHOLE No 533
Az NEW hEt 4 az!
OF THE CECIL COUNTY BIBLEsOC

OF THE CECIL COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY.
The LIST Anniversary Of the Cecil
county Bible t,u2j"ty was held in the
Presbyterian church in Elktun on Mon.
day the 23rd of February 1882, at 3
O'Clock p. NJ. The Rev. james McIn-
tire, psesident OF the Society in the
chair-who stated the object of the
meeting.-Thc services were conduct.
ed according to the following
PROGRAMME.
1st Music by the choir,opening An.
them; the Lord in his Holy Temple
end, reading OF the Scripture, 10 Psal.u
and Prayer by Rev. T. A. Fern | y ofth-
NJ. E. Church Bird, Music. Den marx;
before Jehovah's awful throne--.!ii,,
Reading of Annual Repo?t-5th, Nu.
sic, Thanksgiving Anthem 9th, Trces-
urer's Eeport-7th, Muaic, Praise tn.
Lord ye Heavens adore him, Percy
Sth, Address by the Rev. r. s. kill.n Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church of R-l-
timore-oth, Music--1Oth, The collie.
ton which amounted to $17. 49-llsh,
Music: Doxology; Praise God trom
whom all blessings flow.
The meeting was then adjourned ua-
til 7 O'Clock in the eveuins-the Benz.
diction pronounced by the Rev. Dr..
killpn
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Weigh thyself in thy own balances,
and trust not the voice Of wild opinion;
observe myself as thy greatest enemy,
so shalt thou become thy greatest fricnd.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-03-06

Never attempt to do anything that is
not right Just so sure as you do, you
will get into trouble. Sin always brings
sorrow sooner or later. If you even
suspect that anything is wicked, do it
not until you are sure your suspicious
are groundless.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-03-06

Wealth, honor. and favor, may come
upon man by chance; nay! they may
be cast upon him without so much as
looking after them; but virtue is the
work of industry and labor; and certain
ly it is worth the while to purchase
that good which brings all others along
with il.
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In thy discourse, take heed what thou
speakest, to whom thou speakest. What
thou speakest, speak truly; and when
thou speakest, speak wisely. A fools
heart is in his tongue; but wise mans
tongue is in his heart.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-03-06

Clothe not thy language either will
obscurity or Alterations: in the one thou
discovercst too much darkness, in the
other too much lightncss. He that
speaks from the understanding to the
understanding is The best interpreter.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-03-06

A CHANsE.-A gentleman in Galena
H., not much over fifty years old, say
he we'll remembers the time when sal
and iron, used in the valley Of the Ohio
was brought over the Allegheny noun
tains on horseback. Two hundred
pounds was considered load for a
horse. One man riding before, woulc
lead dozen horses. 1t took about siA
weeks to make the trip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-28
NOTICE TO CONTRACToRs-OF-

(sHoRT llSEl RAILROAD OMPANY.-Cinciunaa Sep
tembeT ~ lSa--RALROAs LETTING Sealed proposals
will be received the OF OF me Company situated on
the soGth sde Of eths between Main and Wsluut until
"Wednesday. October 20, So Ct O'Clock P. NJ, fr the
preparation and construction Of No Of the road of
sao Company ready for the upesueture Ths section Is
the heaviest the line and embraces the excavation Of
tunnel me ssuring thousand feet In length with
thousand feet Of archee approaches in s6dion and from
two 70 tour miles OF the road b6 The % OF masonry on
this section VIII Be hesvy and the whole ofer response
bic and energetic contractors Of the exens and
compact sections OF woTs offered In the West The
tunnel passes through satied blue foss limestone and IN
oRIaied mari and viii b Of width accommodate double
tracks allied with stone and Arehed with brick The CON-
psny eests that the worn shall b. commeuced
Alter the letting and complsied 81 the earliest prsc
ueaole period Other portions of the k In
pepssuon for letting ana usy BE- offered the
same time The p.ns and specifications will be ready for
t AZ this Once a. least two weeks prior 70 the let
ing b oreer ofthe Board % Directors
Jopx r r. SAMUEL h. GooDIN President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-28
Disasters. DC.

rr,B,s cssDrs, Gas. sooss ReAseeo so ssrs a
isss.e,. 70 i.s ord te.l. BELONGED . ss~ssyper
psvs.far Bass from Bfoe1uA or otsas
sss.rs d Pors a. Plat Par, Of oas .s4 sr.aJ
al ven red ard asen 20 Pon a. Psit 's'>i i7A 's
s.ss a.sspss-The ov.os aeoosn, O. 'ss io's o. Ae st
80 ss -" fsfn.h.s ), Cat csapsa srsi
10 ihs bnf John Williams, IRON kns-a1
ID. .soonsr Arss.rs d. ohaDEa master lea Pco
ssIs ;As SCANS. Num- o Bali more on ne 81 o. Asi o
= W. s-Bs Rs.f bearss y w 5.,.ni = al-. The ss.s.l
Vs., ,hs i'm. s..eaT..s he ref. PAT 10.
and ATTEMPTED TO ,tay her bit sss refused sis,s az
~ taai the vessel three e-, vaes We
o, s .ea, os and anS.% .s s''ss.s. o. ~ :, s ~.
yfyyn earns he day IL he sFsns he bat ga
sso.tto wrh te key d,y Place
ves tBo-snoe Of provisions and PIT o. ~ssr each her:
. sne espsbs state The ys..srs pms; DR. red .h.y,
%.ss .a. "a. 1t .Ss "ss NO ne. Toa .. 70
b"sHs TIE master and iso men siarsf o. o. tse ~
ssi s,.s bsys days ,se rs w,s aoho,
"a, sut s- ssh pert ~ t - =. 9a " - ~ q Es,'
k@ss sio treated tie NEST, az rIen ,s sSJ 1ssae 90
We snail vessel return TO the hey for the ,emsnss
ass-lse nu'ntorano zoe two psssenssrs Tbs vesss
s @ ss.ds ss % S, .oT. N s s.v
sud recsnsJ reported reDsrs row state
ser, K,osssAs-, rom Booa o. sniio,SOr,b Yarmouth wen
AssssbsIlpoIt, aud immediately The day IA
s.r The sisd Of the land, the ony des bso s'e'
Te ssi, res shs &c were al saved and sod or he 'a
ssh
B,,s rived a. Fan RIVER reports Juy 8. lat ~ D.
fbt q a. the huh Of ship Of so 20 40 tan on Ter tear
ntes sbhs with black all
- PROBABLY foreign vesssiJ
6sacr DAsliso, from Portland for Gloucester, u
sndossr nsbt of 25 She o after there ar
sboprs, m she bsonfs 20 John Woodbury. Son az
sis Of coueser and insured at the Gloucester naiaalf
Insurance OAce.
Tvs s-sss niHr (oi SeTburypot) before repOre
ss, While sos to sea- Wa lowed into Lanes Cove CAPE Arr
80 neg.
y. sor H. c,.s,,Ll Hand: aon Jss,.n1vis fr JsHsic,
sss cd kak 30 bad a. require her 20 pgtin
ssss CLeorrts Bssct, of Hampdsn,l ASHORE Hysnl
ssstof sth viii Ioss Of both anchors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-28
Foreign Perts.

AtArsmsboo, West Coast Of Anca Juy g. sip Nsspassn
Rove sam Tor leevsd days-ouJ An. vessel SD July
no. BAH goln svasey IN, Accra
sd fon 0ot.nbnrs 9gh ul ,bp Anlover Dno, Tor Boston
Arr DemaraTa 10Th ul. hus Gypsy Surge hfork
savsBa Oh ins. tfs Rog-hm, Nors from New fort dsg
,ebf Charles Edmonon Johnson from ST. Thomas for View fori
days
jacksonville tor Jamsi a.
Arr NLNetpoo Ms ish inst bus Klen, Br.eu, Boston or
Bahht supposed Tor hsTbor
Buenos Ayres Aut T. ship Goudoa, Aun' for New for y
dsys bprhs Wns, IT, Avenl for DO de- d Godfrey Tread
e.H arr iFt ~ 10 JAueifo quar.nnsi dsvs Nor
,Aa D Chyp,, Baltimore, let Gen. Jones' HARDING
from MImissios NC dies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-28
NOR LIVERPOOL-Ths fayori,
NOR LIVERPOOL.-Uuitsd S,,.
THE BRITISH and NORTH AMER

n VI Il DIM 1911 uub kNNfh II AMEhl
CAN ROvALM MAIL STEAMSHIPS between MN
and LlVERPOOL-the Boston ships 1aly calling AZ Han.
ARABIA Capt. =, AFRICA. Capt Harris.
ASIA. Cspt c II. E Judki-s NIAGAR,, C.pt J. So.
AMERICA, Capt N Shinnor, CANADA Capt Lana
CAMBRIA, Capt Leisch.
These vessels carry clear white light 81 mast head IN,
on stsrbsard bow, red on port bow
AFRICA, Harrison, TIM NEW.YORK. "Wednesday, An, \
CANADA, Lang from BOSTON Wednesday, sept 4
ASIA, Judkins from NEw.yORk, Medn-sdsy, Sept 4
AMERICA, shannon, m BosToN, Meinsstsy, Sept IS
EUROPA, Lott, from NEwsr r, Wednesday, sept q
AFRICA Harrison fun. NEW.YoRK, "wednesday OF
CANADA, Lang, hom BOSTON, Wednesday, Oct Is
ASIA, Judkins from NETWORK Wednesday, Oct A.
AMERICA, Shannon nom BOsTON, Wednesday Oct ?
NIAGARA, Stone, from BOSTON, "Wednesday, Nov IA
AFRICA, Harrison, I'm. NEN-Y0RR, Wsdnssday, Nov /,
CANADA. Lang, from BOSTON Nsdnesdsy, Nov Il
ARABIA, go from NEw; a1n Wsdn-sdsy, Dee |
ASIA. JuGkins, from NEW-YoRK, "Wednesday. bee IS
EUROPA Lott from BOSTON. "Wednesday, Dec a
Pas.ase from Nsw.Yorl Boston 10 Liverpool In
cabin, $40; second cabin, so:
Berths not secured until paid for.
Freight win be charged on specie oeJond amour, b;
personal expenses
An experienced Surgeon on board
~ All letters and newspapers must pass through ..
rOstoho' Dor height SRS S's1ss 'sgy sso,,
10 French, German, and other Foreign Goods rsssss
and brought In with British Goods fhrouSh "a
ofladins are given In Hsvre for New-York.
WArcHEs-By order Of the British Treasury, wstchsl
foreign manufacture besrins the mafssof Eusa
manufacturer will be hereafter admitted 10 England m
stu for the United States and other countries 10
queuce of which French and Swiss watches may b ssp
curing the sk - heretofore Of being seized BY the I
Custom. House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-28
Sails bp aurti1r

HENRY T. LEEps. Auctioneer
A SSlGNEE SALE of CABINET
IA FURNITURE, Sc.-By CstAloxus-HENRY r.
LEEDS viii ss.l ss above THIS DAY, Sept q, Al
eaes Noon, No. So Chsmbersst. near Broadway A. lOt
eeoek large assortment Of Cabiaes Furniture OF good
qushJ, In part follow viz; Rosewood Parior FurniIure
ssefed IN rich sstn brnsatee carved mahogany oofas
rss Ete'es easy and pGor Chain mahogany hairselt
"a Various patterns; rosewood AID NAH Ssn, Center
~. s aole With marble tops ExteDsioa Dining t.
~. eaes WteeEobes rose sgCod Ead pa.-ted Cham.
etc., s1re ca suite mahogany. waput Preach and
Usns. eSsteeesi marble top Dressing Buresus Wssh
Farritur, H., an q general assortment Of Househole
,t,-r,i 80 Al Asttresses etc which are well vo-thv shs
sis. h'SsslseperI csislcsses % ne morni2s a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-28
spoken, &c.

Sept lat Is H. lon o. a.. Gsnalsd sohr. " HizsId
fD New Y0fk for hatssOroA.
Sept Ia, a. Os n a, passed slip Peter MARCY IN Ne"
Orleans fos Hsvrs.
Sept 49, 81 o. los no. ,chr susan m NsW York b'uni
ponth
Sent IT, lat A. 49, lon a. 49, sEnahzed steamer Washing
,nn. I'm Nss YOIk Bremen
49, lat ek S. Ion 30 b. ship Newton, I'm Boston tJ1ns
sal for Coombo.
SEPT 49, lat Is lon. Al 90 sho s5oWas white
tsrnAn black ball also sHnal viii blue, sAe and
horizontal stripes, and red swallow tail bursee.
Sept is lat 96 on SO chip showing puyAe SO
nal blue cross red leitsi G. crescsnt ehiie ground
Sept g. lat ~ lon % ssenbsrt Thor, icerns west
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-28
DAILROAD MORTGAGE. CrrY and

ABROAD MORTGAGE CITY and
II COUNTY BONDS We offer for sale ~ fsii rates
&. following SECURITIES Of the most GodouSsd shAra'
"ssdioG OHIO and PENNSYLVANIA SEVEN PER
CTN1 RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE BONDS, coupons
esyssle IL EewYort lr July and Lot January rnnapa
$500 ~ sGV WILMINGTON and MANCHESTER SEVEN
rER CENT RAILROAD CONVERT sLE MORTGAGE
s0NDs Coupons payable In New.York. LIST June and H
nee Principal pay able Ia 1856 -
IS s5s 49, MADISON and INDIANAPOLIS SEVEN PER
CTET CONVERT BILE RAILROAD FIRST MORT.
GAGE BONDS Coupons payable lst May snd lsi Nogern-
ssr Principal falls d1s in 1861 Entire ssbt Of the Ooupa
IS ooc INDIANA CENTRAL SEVEN PER CENT:
RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE FIRST MORTGAGE
November Principal payable lsf November, 1906 -
$4,000 WAsHIEGfCN COUNTY Penny vsnis, sEF;
IN PER CENTS, guaranteed ~ tue HsmPned iAallro4o
009 ssgSS;c OHIO COUNTY, virni. SEVEN PER
SlaOG CITY or MADISON, Indiana SIX PER
CENTS. guaranteed By the asdison G.s Light Com2any
CENT. BONDS. Coupons payable lst July and lst Jan
The FOREGOING BONDS IN each case fo1 Loo pr1n
sps and interest In I'll payable semannuslly 10
The RAILROAD BONDS are secured in the most ample
manner by Mortgage Deed Of Trust to some known anc
reponable citizen Of NeyYork with power In oa<e OF do
fsus to and sell each line with al equpmen &e 10
raise money to pay smognt Of ioters.. or principal
case by Of Special Acts OF the Legislature
granting full Tor that purpose sud on direct vote
OF the people Interested that vote being largely In vo e
The laws UNDER which these sonds crested require the
oroper authorities 70 make SPECIAL LEVY Of TAXES
10 he SET APART exclusively for the purpose OF meeting
the accruns interest and gradually to reimburse the prne
pal which be enforced through the courts OF law should
u become necessary
These debts operate in the nature OF moFGase on the
real and personal estates within the respective City and
County limits. ~
The Constitutions adopted BY the people OF Ohio and
indiana prohibit absolutely the creation OF any landed debt
by Counties within their bouudaI lea Thu will prevent
further issue Of securities Of this sort
Printed exhibits In each case can BE- had 90 sppeaoa
.. our oce giving full and detailed Information a. 70 the
ssture of each security. -
WINSLOW, LANlER CO. No. % WAL o.
New.Ynrt SAINT lsh2
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COITON FACTORY FOR SALE

TIE Wiccspee Company Fisasili Lsoans Duchess
Comfy y y Ei sell pubic Al tun 90 me prem - 20
tte 6h dsy Of October nrNt, - u oc';k N 81 ir
E,,s,e Mashin-ry sri Per,onal b1ectA IS
-, or Lspe Nth large tnee sory oicA sctofy .
b, 8 f.. lroof covered vta "a rAns-d uonl s,1 plsNs
Ard boiler rooms attached having steam sos gas pps
tIroosh =. the rooms FOR heating AID i-htine the sane
Aso one story brick Buildns - BY - teeI Sltb o1se
NET ussd ao ofcs sad storeh0uss Tor isse
thrse ,ory brck DWe Ing juse& URN Al solts'iS c9sE
nisbes. The Dan Fumes ard Susheaes are made IN ne
-, .nrer Tor strength duraHiEty and beauty Of bnsh
The Ws.sr Power equs % 80 horse oo"ef In me
.es-on on f. Of q, feet fhe Machinery consists OF
90 rps tho-ti. and mule sp1d-s s1d - ~ ~'de Looms
vb an other Necessary machinery for operating thH 'sme
n .oer-e OF fire cotous Vas blilt IN sf 10 the most eS
n-us;ye Il, L. and IL fall operation ana IN hfs rate
order The preSsnt company haze expend,a on .ls ptoPs
:, IN ~. various improvements ooo The property nes
bsT mile from the Hutou River Railroad, e' mites tom
New ora ans directly h- proposed ia- mos beings
y-ysdl OF the HstfurG Providence snd Fishku harI so
uasus desirable location TOR Locomotive sa'p on
a. extensive scale any oh er heavy or hsnt msnusetar
Ipr purpose Tie real estate and machinery WI o sod
.e,a1atsy The property be viewed II any ume nsps
m The properly and al Information given to postpaid som
uuniea ors Adorss - - -. -, 90, q, - -.
John sLADE co. No. g Broad g., New York
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OFFICE OF THS DAuFHfS AND sUsoUEHANSA Coat Z
COMPANY, No. - Waist ~ Y sept =, ISs2 !
NOTICE to CONrRACrORS.- Pro

posa will be received until the 18th day Of October
next for the Graduation Masonry Bridging Of that por
uon Of The Danphn and Sns Coal Companys Rail-
road extending fpm Rsnsch Gap the line open
for naye, 10 Auburn the Phisdsphia and Reading Rail
road, a distance Of shoat 81 mites
The character Of the work 10 such render 10 vel
worthy the attention Of Contractors ard tie psynso1 will
be mace In cash
The Directors the right Of rejecting any proposals
that may Be deemed unsstisfsctory.
Plans prohles Sc Be sren and further infprnstion
obtained application 10 the Chief Eugiaeer Richard g.
oshene st the Compsnys Office No IS South 4ths Phila.
eelphis AFTER the yb Of OoobeT nsxt application 10
the undersigned
Proposals to Be Addressed 10 A. O. Jaaaon Secretary
tmsrked Proposals for Grading &o AZ the Ofhce No 81
Wsllst, New'Y0yk TAO. CHANGERS President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-28
ANTHONY }. BLKEcKER, Auctoneer.
DEREMPTORY SALE of ~ LOTS of

GROUND on the H-AVENUE in the EIGHTH
WARD 9th CITY Of BROOKLYN ct AUCTION AN
THONY J. BLEECKER will sell At Auction on HURS-
DAY Oct. "a at y occk the Merchants Exchange In
the City Of New York. the following choice Lots viz:
On 9Th av BroOkN n y desirable Los OF Gr0uno, stu
Gt,d ou both sides f9h IN the Nllth Wd Of ths City
Of Brooklyn forming the tire 'front.' of four blocks VI ground
bounded by 18th, 10th and BfsXtOn ss
Aso Is Lots OF GrUund in OF the above fronting 90
18Th 18th and Brsxt mss The above lots neatly all
fbn size and oil ye In one body LOcs ed as they ae 10
rapidly improving neiahborhood, on good sol ahd hsn
srpd they must certainly become valuable tersoy
Offering unusual inducements for the investment Of capital
portion OF the purchase money remain on bord and
mortgage Maps describing tie above property. with more
foil particulars be detained Of the Auetoneer No
Brosd-st, w. tNs AO71.l
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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL

CON posing this Tine the following
ATLANTIC, Capt West PACIFIC Capt Ma
ARCTIC, Capt. Luce BALTIC, Capt ColastSk
fhese ships have been built by contract expressly m IN
strucon, also In their Engines insure strength II
speed and their accommodations for passengers are ~
sualed for elegance and comfort Price Of pss.ass IN
New York TO Liverpool IN rstclass eabia, tlD; In es
do $40 exclusive Of state rosms $500 b
Liverpool 70 NewYork, $50 and e20. An sxperenssla
geon attached 70 saoh ship No berth secured until ps
PROPOSED DATES or SAILING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-28
UMPIRE CITY LINE. For SAN

IL FRANCISCO, via ASPlN WALL, Navy Bsy.l-
Through Tickets At reduced rstesThe new and splendid
steamship SIERRA NEVADA 800 tuns burden J. Dayton
Wilson Commander, will leave Tor Aspn all direct on
TUESDAY the 18th October, at o'clock, from pier No. s.
North River connecting at Panama with the and spen
did double engine steamship CITY OF PITTSBURGH,
$50 tuns burceo Robert w. Foster, Comm andeT. which
So amer will be in readiness receive the the
Sierra Nevada and sail mme1stey for Sac francisco.
These steamers unsurpassed for speed ventilation and
accommodation and offer superior advantages for families
going California FRS, and second cabin passengers are
provided with State Rooms on both ships and cine st the
table part Of the steersge In the City Of Pitts
buIsh allotted 70 females Passengers are landed at the
Panama railroad depot An experienced surgeon attached
~ each ship. Por height passage, apply TO
j. HOWARD 4 Son. Agents NO. "a Broadway,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-28

s' FInsWs1R c1TI afRyyys IN No "A u.u.. Nv
BROWN, BHIPLEY, CO, Liverpool.
u. q. ROBERTS co, No. u Kings Arrns YA
London
JOHN MUNRoE CO, No nus Nosrs Dana h
Vistofres, Paris or GEO. III. DRAPER, Hsm
The owners Of these ships will not DO accountable bs ~
silver bullion, specie, jswely precious stones or ustak
less bills Of lsdins signed therefore ana The vass ~
ofthcrein expressed.
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