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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-21

syIH,S saturday MORNING, Oct. 81, a. lOI
Il JsIo.S AZ the stors No 10 S.ssn-st GSNrEEL
pousEHoLD FgRNITURE-removsd for eonvenienee Of
sasin, Of rosewood so6 mahogany PATlor saitss az
@ ~ely.t rlush daussk and hair s'o,h ro.s wood I'D
nshessBy m.bleioV Center t.d sse ls,' .p., ssa
,;I. y,srsh Plate Mantle and Per 0lAs's. 70 GU
Gsns., Bss-l. A.mns;er ioEAin 1nd se c
is ", dow Cuftsins; Ofee ana Coaniins Room DESKS Ae
(SS1cl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-21


GALE Of RICH and ELEGANT FURNITURE,
- PiANO-FORTE sc win be sold TiiS DAY,
Saturday Oct 81 iC O'clock the contents OF the aFe
br,r ,,ry house 18th doors east OF eomps
a. hire, Rosewood Suites in satin broos,ele
ooa Piano Forte perfect order Rosewood
ard E,eritor Rosewood Marble top Center aud Fancy Ia
~. P.swocS Nsrble-top Etasere with Mirror do1rs snd
hseI Sc. rst. Tstes Easy snd Reception chairs egApt
Fr,psb P-e Pe1 Glass ren Tspes,ry carpets on rsnnss
- hsmher Furniture also Basement and hnehea
FINN turr with which the sal. vii commence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-21

CUPhEME COURT-COuDty OF kngs.-The
- RUTGERS FIRE EsURANCE COMPANY against
NokD. IT. and - ARNoLD hi. Wife, aud ooaNELUs
ID FLAKE Summon. for Reli.f-(Com mt ser ITO JOHN
YoUNG' WILLIAM Y. ARNOLD, LEMUEL ARNOLD.
Jr. and - ARNOLD, his Wife. dsiendants fou Arc
which b, Day 6d In the Office Of the Clerk Of the County
Kings the City Hall Of The City Of Brooi IN and 20 ssrve
ecpy Of your snswer the subscribers their once, No i
Brsswsy corner Of Johps NewYork within twenty dsys
ater Of this summons exclusive Of ne sey
such seryss. fall tho lid eouplaint
within time aforesaid the PLAINTIFF In this action M ap-
ply 10 the Court for the relief densDded In tbs eempsnt-
Dated septsmb IL. 1854 PEET HNhOLS,.
oc,I4 Isxsvs PlAlnti6S Attornsya
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NYAcK and HAvEKsTRAw STEAMBOAT

N LIsg,
stesae ISAAC p. SMITH
lesvss daily (e1eept 3 sunday
Cfsmhers Il Pier At 5 p. ".
for NYACk and HANER.
STRAW landing az Roes land
Lshe and Fremont, in connec'
ton With the New. York and
Erie Railroad.
Returning, leaves Hsver.
straw every morning At 81
o'closk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-21
CUPRFME COURY.-In the matter Of III

'' .ses 81 sS ms NV A " ssApsSRo Surrogate
CUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of the
- tsiins Of lapds for new RESERVOIR. estveen 18Th
Ysrt 70 al owue mortsases. eees occupants sndeshsr
persons any manner BY sdsneSi decree ., oss-ss en-
toned any part thereof Notice hereby sven A., yss -ss
rsqair,d to appear before the CeISsaoss q 49, ss
way third story front room At 10 osieea On Any az,
Gndy. '.ssPs on or rSr 70 ' ne ,o. as Or sss.
therein In dea -heeof and 10 case The Is,oss a. sa :,
Known 70 the said be fully kse~a che same
viii be reported to the surrems Court oeioarsf 70 m
80 to present roper, the carries,
:;sS. with and sss s.. ~ rsss.
SSs s :s ss :ss The sS fur
sSsAHas ESssst6ar. Commissioner.
RosKsr DILLON. Csansei TO the Corpor,sion
6eoSs next oucs each weeI snd send their bills .h
,d.yis Of to the Ssse o. me 09.sse 20 ne
ing. 81 lsw,o.ls
CUPREME CUUkI.-ln the matter Of tho APP
- plesrion Of tie Mayor, Aldermen ard Cemmonsy gu:
EI6HTY THIRD STREET, nOn The snh avenue 10 the
E.. River, tnot nov opened n The City o, Se-,Ys
hereby oSs 20 The S
lands eed thereby and To all Others whom t may concern
First That we have Estimate and Assessment
and that all persons whose interest. are Affected thereby $40
who be opp.ea TO The 90 Pts'sTt I'm % ss1
Chairman AZ the oNce Of COMMISSIONER Ne. Cham
her. erect tsscend story front roo this CITY, on OF before
gsIs Who may sCa ; , s..S
IN opposition to the SANE, before tho plses. ct
oelseh P N on the 27rh day Of ocioeer 1854
men together With our @.p. q. d. sd.v. ed.
mates. and ohe hss Ters ss s'sa ,,s
eP Once The City sod County 81 there ." s@As
Fourth That me limit. embraced BY tho Assessment sors-
said follow. All those pre-. Of land .ase .. 70 sns
the .sseiy side Of the b and the Es.. nve md
e.tsodo. The n L ,SS S'. e ssnss sni
Fifth That report herein w be pe.en'sc % c T. s
eSS ss s e. ss s. City q a s
URDAY the lsh day q sove%beI D. Ss At ne open pen
Rsfs.sr .. counsel can be beard win Be made A.'
said report be confirmed r,u,a
S %!t!.t: ! : E ssS!sa, ce-~'..ls..,.
CUPREME COURT-sAMUEL b. POTTER
nor. and issAbl sasiF You t..:s1
s h. "" c al: f .a sss y is; IL. s:t
rHs 3. . aa .ss On t. :GS' s,si
as:: -: =. ' ,s ,aS :s:i s
and yca s:R DE ..ia eo@p.s, wi,ss he sis:
s.s Dc .sa :. e ~ .. az. "a ;::; ssisi:
as.f. 9Th .':r-:s sos g I:~ ,hs iii s.y os.sss.
i ''''i s,if S'i' Srsana fi..ans Attorney.
SUPkEME COURT-County Of Kings-Tbe
XII \
SoSSs ISsoED & W.: E as.a Z:
hereby qn%onsd 70 w s ;S con Clam 81 the .s
Kpss a. the CITY Hal. Of he CRY Of BrOoL yn and 70
ecpy efyOur the sabssrber .. their Once No W.
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RoBEgr J. DILLON. Counsel 70 the Corporation.
BAH papers pabssed In the City Of New York are q
cufsted 10 publish the preceding notice until the 2st day
0eobr ouee In each weeA and 10 send their bills III
sH5svs OF publication to the oece Of the Counsel to
Corporation be paid the hnsl TAXATION Of The pces.
,n.. - iswto1iS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-21

~ A. c. FUTILE will sell THIS DAY (ssturdsy) at 10Y
oeloek at No "a Wall-st choice .ssortment Of DUTCH
BULBS, consisting Of Hyacinths Tulips Crown Imperisls
Jonqus Nsieis.us Crocus, Lilies &C. In prime order in LOT,
sui. otrchasers
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TRUSTEES SALE;
OF RE AL EST ATE,

IN CECIL COUNTY, ND.
PY virtue of il Decree Of the Hon. Albert
40 Constable, Judge Of the Circuit Court for
Cecil county, in Chanccry, the undersigned
Us Trustees, will sell at Public Sale on
Fru'ay, The 22A dug Of December,
next, all that tract, piece or parcel Of Land,
situated in said ,county, being part vi the
Real Estate whereof Ebcnczer Alden, ST.,
died seized, containing
EGr.y-fSur Acres,
| Rood and square Pcrches of Land, more
or less This property is beautifully situated
IN e road from Elkton to kimblcvllc, about
one mile south Of the Fcnnsy Nania line; the
whole having :, southern exposure, and with
c Elevated sites for buildings.
About two thirds 0. The tract is arabic land
in a high state Of culivat'r, and convenient
ly divided into fields. The i,'alune is thick
~ set with various Kinds Of 70, NJ I'M
BER, such us chcsnnt, oak and hickUl ~ Inc
whole is well watcrcd by never failing spri., .cs
TERMS OF sale,
AS prescribed by the Decree are as follows:
One third Of the purchase money to be paid
in cash on the day of sale, one third in six.
and the remaining one third intwcyc months
from the dag Of sale; the credit payments to
bear interest and to be secured by the bond
or notes of the purchaser with security ap-
proved by the Trustee.
Sale to commence between II and o clock
p. NJ, on the premises.
EBENEZER ALDEN,
GEORGE ALDEN,
Nov II is rrustrcs
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VtE.ETiEE.E FARM

A r PRIVATE SALE.--The propriotors
"A being about to decline the Farming bust
ness, o.Ier at private sale, their Farm si.u-
date in Cecil county, Nd, one and ahalfmilas
from the Rising San Yi!l!g2, and about five
miles 'Fo!a Port Deposit, containing
1z1 Ac4yT.
a fair provorton Of Which is excellent tn
Der. The arabic land is in q high state Of
cultivation. well fenced and w::crcG.
+ Tie Improvements consist of u
;..:.-SStt7>s LAECI. STONE HOUSE. ofmodrrn
tti%r5:-i4 construction and finished in the best
sif..%'F iaa"''r. 3 frame Barn. 60 hy ~ feet,
Win al the necessary oj.jbUlld,ugS.
! his farm is beautifully situated, the Iujjai.
h'-S standing on prominence contributing
an extensive view OF the surrounding country
he house is surrounded BY Il large ward
t3Ht 'iGlIy ornompEttl with great variety Of
Snrubb'ry and cvergrlcns Of native and for.
e!gn prediction. The prorri tor has spared
no pains in lis selection Of ftt trees. auI
Almost every variety Of fruit has been sue
cr@S'h'iy cultivated or Iii, G!rm. Taa nri.h-
bprh""i is mora? end irta.ti NJ. convenient
{" excellent schools, and Il Il ythuIist Pros
h%ttrian a"d Eri"niS' Meeting Houses are
hHt snort dist ti.cc igum thr Promises. Tn.
'AlET business may be SIcc 'asti.llv rt.: sacl
OH this farm as st,Aa, boats ran daiiv from
Port Deposit 10 Fillmore. "a fact this is
Sach property as Is rarely ~, the Marker,
and further description is dreino. rnnnra>-
s!ry, as persons desiring to purchase will
view for themselves. Any one Wishing fur
Tier Information will please call on Ellis +.
Howard residing OIL the premises, or on the
subscriber at West Chester. renna.
BENZ. J. pAS5MORE,
Agent for T.. 7. * J. L. Howard.
Oct GS. lsJt iw
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NoAu's AnE.-The largest ocean seam,
ships (says the Sailor'1 Magazine,) new ply
ing on the Atlantic, bear precisely the pro
portions inleng;h bIead!l, and depth, that
are recorded concerning Noa.'s Ark. The
dimcn'ionscf the Atlantic steamers are lcngt!
800 feet. bread II Of beam 81 fot, depth cSI
feet. The dimensions Ct thc All: Were, length
800 cubiis, breadth 80 culi,s, depth 80 GU
bits. The ark. thcr,f ne, WAS nearly twice
thc size, in length and breadth, Of ;icsc vcs
itls, the cuhit Icing ~ inches; both Lad up
per. lower, and middle stories. f CT all the
equipments cf farty-tWo centuries. which
lave elapsed since the l'-'uec, 'hc sIiiphnild-
e.s have 20 return to the mJLI afforded by
Noah 5 ark.
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the little village OF Sauccli,o, distant six miles
at The foot of The opposite hills. The northern
arm Of the bay stretches far in the distance
covered with splendid steamers to the various
towns on the Sacramento and San joaquin
rivers. On the south you look directly down
on the city, and more distant, the mission
Dolores in hlautiful valley, and the southern
arm of the bay is lost in the distance. Turn
in west You lool; upon tho narrow st ait thro'
which the Ocean Gibbs and flows, and into
which the sea brcc"cS sweep with their chilly
but ref c hing miSts: the Gcldrn Gate, (cri-
trance TO the hay), The prc,,lio, (mliiary
b .rracl s., and The Pacific Ocean h,yond.
Prior to the construction Ct whafvcs the
principal landing was near the foot Of B:oad
way, lclose 10 Clark S poin.). where thcrc
wax very deep water. Boats also landed al
North Beach, which Obtained Inc name Of
Washcrwoman Bay, lis clean and sandy
shore ailordin@ facilities CIR washing. The
only wharf in 1915 was at the foot Of Clay
street.
ITO be C0a'ia"edl
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EAGLE HOTEL FOR SALE,

nUE subscriber viii sell at Private Sale
| the Eagle Hotel, in Cccilton, now occupied
by John Richards. The buildings consist Of
two story frame Dwelling, II by Is
j-.-.s}1:s. feet, with story and IL half Kitchen
Z, ::E3,'st 8 by l.inct. The out-huildings are
'.i.$fiE9 i meat house, carriage house, corn
-'--' house. and Stabling with a pump of
good water in tie yard; all oiwlich are near
" new, having been built within the last seven
years. The Lot contains l ACRE OF Land
and is conveniently situated for other i'm
provemIntS.
For terms apply to, or address the sub
Scriher at Cccii:on, Cecil county, Md.
Nov4tf WIN. IL. pEARCE.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-11-11

Miraculous ESCAPE OLA RAILROAD TRAiT.
A few days ago. when train on til" New
York and Eric railroad, was within half a
mile of bridge, il was hailed by two or three
men, but the engineer surprising them to be
intoxicated, paid no attention to them, and
dashed on at l'ull speed. Whon ncaing Tie
bridge, however. he discovered that all did
not appear right, and Immediately reversed
the engine, and put on the brakes, and sue
cccdcd in stopping the train just as the fore
wheels of the locomotive ran on the bridge
The bridge gave way under the locomotive
and fell about three feet, and caught upon
some timhcrs, which sustained the weight
until the locomotive was lifted and backed
off. One minute more and the whole train
must have been prcciriattd a distance Of
some sixty feet into rocky ravinc. About
two hundred passengers were on the train.
The bridge was being repaired, and was sup
ported by temporary props, which could not
possibly have borne up under the train. 1t
was truly wonderful escape.
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J.kND FNElE SAFE.

FST,IE subscriber viii SILL ii Private Sale
l. the Farm Of jeremiah Rogers. situate on
the Little North East Greek, near Kirl, s
Mil, containing about 10 ACKES Of Land.
The Improvements arc Dwelling
t,,,:..3i;---, l!oUsa, stabling and Granlry. This
~ Il and is Of good natural quality, and
ilf,,-at'ii produces we'll. Ii is in view Of Xion
-'- Village. AMI abort two miles distant.
It will make handsome property and '.il
ne sold Oh rcNsHnli'e terms, with d good tide
JAMES McCAULEY, AGENT.
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For The Cecil Wig.
Zines 10
BY Lillian NASE.

BY Lillian vANE.
Oh why so sad and lonely,
My throhling heart Tonight
Has cruel fate torn from it
Its all Of life and light
a smile is on my features;
Ny lnerry laugh is heard;
! minglc with the dancers
a jest, my every word.
And seemingly IN happy
As any of the throng.
Willie my sad heart is playing
Its low and mourniul song.
When social joy and gladness
Bid every grief depart,
Then why, oh why this sadness
Still pressing on my heart!
IT'S this-sle smiles not on me
But glidcs me coidly by;
No longer tender sympathy
Is bcumng from her eye.
] fear did offend her,
And while IN unlorgivcn,
Tho seemingly IN happy.
Ny heart from joy is driven.
know never wrongcd her;
know | am her friend,
And though she drive me from her,
III love till life shall end.
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t,ElY LONDON hCADHMY.
NEV LONDON, CHESTER CO., Pr

NHF Los BON, CHESTER CO., ri.
YkyUE WINTER SESSION opens on the
4 first Wednesday Of November, and con
tiIuas twcnty-onc weeks, This Institution
is situated in retired village and surround
ed by healthy AMI Lightly cultivated coun-
try. The student is hcrt al0af from many Of
the temptations that heset schools Of this
character, and enjoys excellent facilities for
study.
The coarse Of instruction is extended and
very thorough. Particular attention is paid
to thc primary branches of Education. The
Modern Languages are taught by native Of
Germany, who resides with the students.
Students are advised 10 enter US early in the
session rs possible.
Notwithstanding aud Tuition in Englisl,
and Classical branches So Washing. Music,
and MOdcrn Languages are extras at the usual
rates.
For Circulars call at the Wing Office, or
address. JAMES Il. MCDUN Eli,
Nov / CIV Principal.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
PUBLIC SALE.

YE7llE undersigned, attorneys for the owner,
L. will offer at Public Sale at the Court
House door, in the town Of Eliton, on
TUESDAY, The 81 Of DECElIBER,
1854, between the hours of and O'Clock
p. NJ, all that Farm lying and being in Cecil
county, Maryland, at present occupied by Mr.
John Gi5erson, and which was owned by the
late Andrew McIntirc, Sr, at the time Of his
dc cease.
This Farm contains 10 ACRES, more or
less; and is as well located as any property
in the ncighborhood. 1t is about two miles
distant from the Phil. vii. * BALTIC Railroad
depot at Elkton, and one mile from the Steam
boat Landing at Frcnchtown. It's intcrscct-
cd by the public road leadings from Elk
ton to Warwick, and can be advantage ously
divided into two farms.
The neighborhood is rapidly improving.
and is regarded as being very healthtul. The
arabic land is divided into five fields. Each
field is well 'watercd, and under tolcrablc
fencing.
This farm would make good dairy or
grazing farm. The soils suited to the growth
Of grass, and has been improved to some eX
tent by application of Lime and Guano.
A large quantity Of WHITE OAK und other
TIMBER. suitable for ship timber or fencing.
is nov growing on this farm, and to this tim.
Der wi. i;ch is valuable, particular attention is
requested.
The improvements on the property consist
of a Frame Du FILLING HOUSE, with 4
dairy house and Other customary out-build-
ings.
TERMS OF S.9LE.
One third part Of the purchase money in
cash, one other third at the end Of one year,
and the remaining third at the end OF two
years from the day Of sale. The credit pay
ments, with interest thereon payable annually
from the day Of sale, to be secured by the
bond Of tie purchaser or purchasers with
approved security. For further particulars
apply to GEORGE EARLE;
JOHN A. j. CRESWELL,
Nov a is Attorneys, ElNton, Md.
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90 lIclNcvs anN Correspondents.

rIMYRA Mystic furnishes us with anoth-
CT Canto Of "1ha Bf ken Strinc" which We
print Oh the first page. II is, Ike the pre-
c,ding cantos have been, well written and
musical.
1-TBLAHci!E writcsano'hcr letter to Alandc
printed also, on the first page, in which she
rcpcls ''the soft Impeachment" that She wears
boots and whiSlicrs.
RIVE have number Of letters from
county correspondents to day. some Of which
were crowded out last week.
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Valuable Tracts Of Land,

WTITlIIN two miles of Port Deposit, Md,
w will positively be sold ut Public sale,
between and O'Clock p. NJ. at Mrs. Rey-
nolds' Hotel, Port Deposit, on
ThMaay, the 3oh Of NoremJcr, merit
No. /. Contains 70 ACRES, the greater
part arabic land, in good state Of cultivation,
the quality of which is unsurpassed.
No. .. Adjoins No. l, and contains ii
ACRES, the greater part i'll high state Of
cultivation.
Nos. Lying Immediately south Of, and
binding on s'kdd's Purchase" contains II
ACRES of land, one third Of which is Wood
land; it has on it a convenient Dwelling.
The above tracts Of land are well timberc1
and wate"ed, and have on them beautiful
sites for residences; the owner can visit
Philadelphia and Baltimore and return the
same day. The ncighborhood is unsurpassed
for health.
Terms, which will be liberal, made known
on day of sale. JOHN CARSON,
j. ii. ROWLAND.
Port Deposit, Oct % IS
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IeIRETC EGYEGE,

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
~ whom il may concern, that the undersign
ed, with others, intend to apply to the Com
missoners Of Cecil county at their first meet
ing after the 4th day Of December next; to
open and make public II road leading from
the Public Road to the Brick Meeting House
from Eliton, through the lands ofMrs Sophia
Mauldin, John G. Groome, Jas. Beers, Thos.
Ftz Simmons, John Booth, Jesse II. Sim
pers, Thomas Miller, Benjamin Miller and
Laney Millcr's heirs, to the Union Meeting
House. THOS. FITX SIMMONS,
Nov 5w JOHN GRANT,
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GOVERNOR OF KANsAs.--SamrI n. Ic-
comptc, Esq, Of this city, the ncwlyappuint-
ID Chief Justice # the Terrirr} Of Kansas
leav' on Monday next, 10 assllne the duties
Of MS responsible Office. lie will be accom-
ranicl bv his family, and no doubt b. the
sincere wishes Of his ninacruuS friends that
his administration may prove successful III
giving to the residents OF The new and grow
ng territory Stable and salts factory govern
mtnt. BIZ the way We notice tie members
If the Bar Of borch Sc county, Md, where
Mr.. Lccomptc frihc'ly resided, lave held Il
ry TO Kim, and expressing the hope that lie
and his family may meet with prosperity and
happiness in th"iI new holne.--BWt. San.
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Eniia.. wilmington and
I lLTIiIOnF, RAILRO 4 D.

PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PllLAD'A.
For Baltimore at g 80. On a. NJ. Steamboat TrliR1
OF Ia. ,. p. NJ. ENpresS1 and ii p NJ.
For rcrryvile at $50. H. u, T. i5, >, I.30 and !
p. N.
For Wilmington at $50, II A. NJ, 1915, 3, 40, :
AMI II +. NJ.
For New Caste ut s. 80, II A NJ 3. 80 and p NJ.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore ut 6 30. Steamboat Train,) $50,
Exp.css1 II A. NJ, $50 and p. NJ.
Leave pcrryvillc at $40, 1910, A. NJ, l.0 743 and
1905 p. Nj.
Leave Whining on ut I. IL Ills, II 50. A NJ go
40 9.O2 ard ll.!G + NJ
Leave New Castle al &. 10. TO- a. al 20 A. NJ Steam
boat Tga;n) TO- and $40 p VI.
Hare de Gracs s. Bol'o accommodation TrGN
Leaves lIarrc dc Grace At :. 80 a. VI.
Leaves Baltimore al 80, p NJ.
:. j. STAFFORD.
Noyi Gcn'l superintendent,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-11-11
AMERICAN ARTISTS UNION!

THE american Artists Un;on, Eolld respectfully
L announce to The citizens of the United States and
tho Canadas, chat for the purpose or cutivatrg Il
taste for the fine art1 hror hoa the country, and
with a view CT enabling every family to become
possessed OF galley CT Eng:ayin.s
ESy the First Artists Of tEsc age.
they have determined in orl II to create an extend
s!' : 10 for L!,cr trgrtviGgs. and thus not only
give employment to u large number Of artists
nthe.s, but inspire among our countiymcn a taste
for works FAR TO present. to the purchasers ofteir
cugrarinss. when 2j0OO0 Of which are 'o:l.
25O,GC GJfS, Of HE actual rot Of $50 coo.
Each purchaser Of One Dollar Engraving. thlrc-
fore. receives not only an Engraving richly worth
the money, but also ticket which entities him 10
one of the Gifts when they arc dis.ribn cd.
For Five Dollars highly finished Ansray;ag
beautifully Painted in Oil, aud Five &if5 Tickets
viii be sent; Or Five Dollars worth oi penliI In
cravings can be sc,e.tcd from the Catalogue Iad
sent by return mail or express.
copy Of the Catalogue, together will spc:-
men OF ono ef the Engraving be serm at the
Office of this paper.
| that sum, and Gift Ticket, will Immediately be
| forwarded.
Agents;
! The committee believing that the srr7c~s oc this
| Great National Undertaking will be materially pro-
melted by che energy and enterprise Of intelligent
and perseverng Agents. have resolved to lr.t with
such on the most liberal terms.
Any person wishing 10 become an .,gant. by sond-
in. (1ost paid,) 81, will receive by rcturn Of rail
| one Uoi.ar Engraving. GIFT li'EET,' Pros
pec.us, a Catalogue and all other necessary illUr-
| nation.
On the final completion of the safe, the Gifts will
be placed in the hands Ola Committee ofthe purcil-
aScrs to be distributed dac notice of which willSl
given throughout the United States AID the CaIGdus
I-,.'n N
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-11-11
Nov II is
81 REV Eesp.

STRAlED away from the subscriber living
- ut wilma Mills, near Elkton, in August
last, RED ilEIfER, two years old last spring,
slender made, light limbs and sharp horns;
marked in the left ear by a notch and a crop.
The above reward will be paid to any person
who will give information which will lead to
her recovery. THOS. BROWN,
Nov ow
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-11-11

A FARM containing ~ ACRES of land .,
"A with the improvements, udipning lands
Of Rev. Abraham De Witt. near the Rock
Church, Cecil county. Md. This property
will be sul low. JAS. McCAULEY,
New Leeds, Nov + 3w Agent.