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The republic., 1851-12-20
General Agency and law once at washington
DE SELDING a. WrLIE,

General Agency and Eaw once at Washington
DE SELDING - WfLIE,
Seventh street, beoeen and Streets opposite Odd Fsl
L0lps Hall, Washington.
HfHAS. DE SEIDING * ANDREW WYLIE, jr., hay7
" ing formed coparnershp for the purpose prosee
claims before Congress- the Executive Departments before
any Board of appointed for the adjustment OF
spoiatons or other against any foreign Govers
men prepared give their full and faithful attention 70
all business that be entrusted to their charge They w
also attend to obtaining PENSIONS bounty land return dues
claims arising contracts eates oherwse buy
ing and selling real collecting private claims rents Nc
Andrew Wye, Jr. will attend to any law business with
the courts of the District the Supreme Court OF the United
States.
Chas De SeldinE, being United States Commissioner,
Notary Public and of Deeds for all the States
OF the Unon will prompt attention TO the taking OF es-
tmony of deeds and ether duties which
pertain to his Office
Charges will be- moderate and regulated by the amount
claimed and the OF services required.
Communications (postpad) will receive immediate atten
tion 1Unionl dec 4-dly
GENERAL BANKING AND EXCHANGE BUsI-
NEsS.--COPARTNERsHI
TIME undersigned respectfully to the public that
Of general Exchange Banking business the city of
Washing ton, under the firm Of
SELDEN, WITHERS X CO.
All business entrusted to them will be attended 10 with
promptness and fidelity
WILLIAM SELDEN,
Late Treasurer of the United States.
JOHN WITHERS,
OF Alexandria, Virginia
r. w. LATHAM,
of the city OF Washington.
l. p. BAYNE,
nov Q6-eoiy of Baltimore, Maryland.
The republic., 1851-12-20

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of preempton any OF
the lands within the townships and parts of townships above
enumerated required to establish the to the atstac
ton of the Register and Receiver of the proper land office and
make payment therefor practicable after seeing
this notice. before the day appointed for the
ment of the public sale of the lands embracing the
claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
The republic., 1851-12-20
NE QUINCE1's LITERARY REMINIsOEr

Il Nh QCANCEIS LITERARY KEmlNlSCEn-
~ CEs, volumes, 19mo, being volumes and OF the
Uniform edition Of his works
Motherwell's Posthumous Poems, vol.
The Vision Of Sir Launfal, q poem, by James Rsssel
Lowell
Memoirs Of the Rev. Jos BucknsIer aud Of his SON. Rev
Joseph Stevens Buekmnster, by Mrs. T.. b. Lee l vol
Brief Practical Treatise Mortars with account Of
the processes employed the public works in Boston haror
by Lieut.. VIM. II. Wright U. s. Engineers
TIKI, day received, and for sale BY
TAYLOR & MAURY,
scp i6 Booksellers, Gear 9th street
The republic., 1851-12-20

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS,
find to lesSeeS occupants, and pernitteeS OF MIN
eraL lands
Every person entitled the right of preempton any Of
the lands aforementioned is required to establish the
the satisfaction of the register and receiver Saut Se Marie
and make payment therefor practicable after seeing
this notice. and before the day appointed for the
of the public sale the lands embracing the claim
ed otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
And every person having the right under the entitled
"An establish land Office in the northern part of
Michigan and provide for the sale of the mineral lands in
the State of Michigan approved st March, 1917 les
seeS occupants pemees, TO enter to the extent of their
leases permits OF the land aforementioned and who
entitled, under the entitled " An act to reduce the
minimum price of the mineral lands in the Lake Superior
district, Michigan, and the Chippewa district in Wisconsin,
approved 26,h September $780, enter the land covered
by their leases occupancy and permits respectively the
minimum price 25 per acre. fcoTerng than
full secon entitled the surrender of such lease per-
init the proper land Office purchase if he shall select
do full secon the OF S. so per acre, requi
red establish the the satisfaction of the register and
receiver Saut Ste Marie and make payment therefor
practicable after seeing this notice, and before the day
appointed for the of the public sale of the
lands embracing the tract camed otherwise such claim Will
be forfeited. j. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
The republic., 1851-12-20

VNRANk EORRESEENS FIELD SPORTS OE
Il the United States and British provinces of North Anne
rica, vols.
The American Shooters Manual gentleman of Phia-
delphia county.
Hints Sportsmen containing shooting, by E. J.
Lewis, MD.
The Rod and the Gun, by James Wilson, F. R. S. E.,
London.
The Sportsmans Library, by John Wilson, lvol London
Hawker on Shooting by Porter, vol.
Youatt the Dog, by f.. j. Lewis, MD.
Dinks on Dogs, edited by Frank Forester.
The DOG and the Sportsman, by j. S. Skinner.
Observations Dog breaking, by VIM. Floyd, London
Dog Breaking, by Lieut. COL Hutchinson with iIustra-
tons, London.
The Shooters Preceptor, by 7. B. johnson, London
The Improved American Rife by John r. Chapman
sept so FRANCK TAYLOR.
MTEW BOOkS.-Bayard Taylor's Poems composed of
lV Romances, Lyrics, and Songs
Poems by Richard Henry Stoddard
Florence the Parish Orphan and sketch of the village
the last century, by Eliza Buckminser Lee
Tales from Caand for Little Kittens by Old Taby,
illustrated
Memoirs of London DOLL written by herself illustrated.
nov FRANCK TAYLOR.
OUTLINES OF CHEMISTRY, for the of Stu
DENTS by VIM Gregory, M d., revised, corrected, and
enlarged by j. Milton Saunders, MD. LID
For sale TAYLOR * MAURY,
oct go Booksellers, 9th street.
nICKETT,s HISTORY or ALABAMA, and incl
Il denaly of Georgia and Mississippi from the earliest
period, VOLS 12 mo. illustrated
Just pubisned I'd and for sale by
TAYLOR * MAURY,
sep12 Booksellers, 9Th street.
III EAVY ARTILLERI, siege, garrison, seacoast, and
mountains prepared by Board Of Officers for the army
of the United States the instructions illustrated by many
plates. Copies Tor sale in Washington by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
nooi icall. 0thot
The republic., 1851-12-20

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The New York herald., 1851-08-20

Telexraphic Summary.

The telegraphic intelligence which we publish
under the usual head, though varied and interest
ing is net important, except that which relates to
the arrival of the expedition of Americans in Lower
California The object with which this expedition
set out was the subjugation of Lover California,
and eventually its nnexation to the United States
No account Of this expedition having made any
hostile demonstration has, however, yet been re-
ceived.
The frst canal enlargement loan, amounting to
e4,504, 600, appears to have been promptly taken,
yesterday, at premiums ranging from i've per cent
down to one-haf Of one per cent, the average being
over three fouIths of one per cent premium. This
speaks well of the credit OF the Empire State ia
vie = Of her large indebtedness, and the sweeping
progress of imperial costiness Of her disinteresed
Legislators.
BY the way Of Boston have receive / intelli-
gence from Matsnzas to the 9Th instant, at which
time it is said the island of Cuba was quiet.
There is great anxiety manifested to hear of the
steamer Pampero, which left New Orleans some
time since, with General Lopez and several hun
dred men, for Cuba We can account for things Of
her not being yet received. By letter which we
received yesterday, and which will be found in
another part Of this days Herald, it will b, seen
that, although that vessel left New Orleans on the
Sd of August, she did not 80 further than the
Belize until the 9TH, on which day she headed for
Cuba. 1t was deemed advisable to employ some
engineer and maohinests, as to provide against
accidents, and the delay was occasioned in making
. few necessary repairs. The steamship Cherokee,
which will be due at this port on Thursday or
Friday 1t, viii, doubtless, bring some tidings
of the Psmpero and os the resl. Of the enterprise
for which she was engaged.
The democrats Of Massachusetts viii meet in
Worcester to-day. According to our accounts, the
Hunksrs viii make strong efsrt to break up the
coalition.
The New York herald., 1851-08-20
,r. tn. en-. her. shown me BY Deputy Coroner is tho

bonel the enc here shown me py Deputy coroner the
Gre gave.
George Landesmann residing at IS Allen street. being
swern-says he called TO deceased the 3ss Of
July; he called but did not prescribe for her, for the
reason she expressed herself much BETTER in two
days after he called upon to deceased again; he
found her with coated tongue and yellow In color she
did not seem 10 be much exhausts at this te and he
did not learn at this time she had been vomiting from
the th ct OF poison he prescribe something to relieve
her and called again the following day and she pret
ty much In the same way, except the vomiting had
What atated yet she still vomiting he again called
the following day and finding her BETTER he disc
tLued his visits the day after and did not her
deponent also stated that the deceased informed him
Catharibe Favre, residing at No. 23i Third street.
being sworn fsys-That last Saturday, two weeks
sgo the German woman, Margaretta Lorens came
to her and told her TO go TO her husband, Otto
and found the deceased ly ing the bed with her
hubspd both sick; she went there at the request Of
Margaret. to make some soup; Grunzg said they had
been lying sick for several days and Of the neigh
make any soup now come tomorrow the next day
(Surday), Jepor ent went and made some soup and
runZg the 6re the deceased refused to the
SOUP had already been made by another person.
unwtn Margaretta Lorens told deponent that she
glad she had not sent her to make the soup, they
might think she had placed poi on In It,
The above testimony in the concluded at half
past four O'Clock in the afternoon and the whole case
submitted to the jury who remained locked
three hours, before arriving at the following
VERDICT,
" That the deccafed victorine Grunzg, came to her
death by poisoning supposed to have been administered
by her husband, Otto Grunzigo
In accordance with the above verdict Coroner Geer
committed the prisoner, Otto Grunzig, back to the
Tonbs to await the action Of Grand Jury Of the
county.
The woman, Margaretta Lorens was discharged from
The New York herald., 1851-08-20

eve hpd II difcult 10 give the circulation Of the AL
beny daily papers the .args Ev,nrg journal, Alias
anu STAT hsse report their oirc ulnion max
ing distinction between tb.ir daily semi weekly and
ueskly publications We have eudeavored to divis
their crebt Cf circulation fairly The Krick
tgckr sboud have bcon put down daily inst sd Of
weekly In the list The pspers named with the Erpr.,
make daily papers publish IN Albany.
Frcm TIE ice q each Of the three Troy daily papers
believe, IL also Iubshed weekly payer although tbeJ
report none. We have, thnrefore ADDED three weekly
Jspers 10 the list from Rehs .s-r county ana
made al0snnce for their surpcsed circulation.
Ibis II the saratoga E's,x. The Republican ia also
yublishcd daily during the fashionable AZ tine
SpriHGs, viz June, Jcly, and August
We now give a summary Of the newspapers
printed in The city AID state of New York ia June,
1850, according to our table published in saturday.
HERALD. being an abstra;t Of the United States
ceusug, with the correotions named
The New York herald., 1851-08-20

surpy the trip there 90 lbs With this she
sgsn easy tide way at the rate Of miles per
hour Patents for the invention have been procured In
the United States Great Britain France and Belgium
The FRENCH STEAMSHIP MooApoR, which has been
lying of the Battery since her arrival to be taken into
place Of the esn Jacinto, now undergoing repairs
The New York herald., 1851-08-20
pspermskers and their agents, BY the newspaper

press Of this state
To show the immeEse increase Of Newspaper pub
fishing in this State, We give the following summary
table Of newspapers printed in this State in the year
1882, taken from Williams New York Annual Re
gister for that year. The number of newspapers
printed in the city of New York in 1892, was 81 !;
and in the State, 256; and the whole number of
copies issued was then computed as folio Ws;-
The New York herald., 1851-08-20

before pur lasng tIewhcre % call the Boot Yattrs
thon ~ Nassg ttrst and eNsmce their stock Of Bouts
tid Shts 1tey VII puronaso there better leather ncar
v snd more durable and cheper Shoes han they s
The New York herald., 1851-08-20

hnd tddng Bogos The subnerDcr respectfully calls the
atnen Of parties requiring something truly slegaat O. bis
letntul tllee of the above articles H. the lstest
LNtkltlL, Broadway, corner Of Duane street Bran9h
The New York herald., 1851-08-20

Eehti'tAn tnors inpvrls8te ls rsona, sIpeav
ah On tlegahts -msaa Aeiuttrg tirt. H. Is tciic7
Nat ib az oef6Ttmert 81 oostUne. 3HbbN, NO Asttr
Nbse tshes precedence sf all PEST he IN ~ a.
t1f eiWniArfeSi tndH scrtttt % aida &c fesrlt
The New York herald., 1851-08-20

Our READERS Will, no doubt, DC much
pleased TO- be informed that John A. Flammer ESQ., will
MAKE another Grand Coon and Military Excursion,
Ihrrsda nsx Aug ~ to the beautiful VILLAGES Of Stratton
and MOI agree able excursion advise to 40 board
the Nmrod and join Mr. Fiammsr in his pleasure party
The wiilsmshurgh Light Artillery Capt T. D. Taft With
mer recrestion and real healthy h what vor
look for excursion, Stratton Port ane
ments for time, &c.
The New York herald., 1851-08-20

meulcine Wtnout Asconoi.-The Oxygo.
mated Btters claim the favorable attention those whose
principles forbid the Of acohoc This asto
nshng remedy for dyspepsia and general debility has
OF the higbss. respecat,y and e richly worth fair
scovill Co ard c. Ii. King l2 Broadway and by the
druggists generally.
The New York herald., 1851-08-20

In one year from this, there will be mo-
other medicine used taken but Watts Nervous Andoe
fast gaming unbounded conhdence every one Who one
tAkes immed edately convert TO its wondrous control
over diseases, Tor IL rapidly them. ri bottle 40
per dozen. JOHN PYHE, l02 Nassau street
The New York herald., 1851-08-20
Gouraud,s italian eI.dlcat ed Soap, it is welr

known only all freckes
but the dor Of the skn
removal ofrritang leu the blood the
vgor Of the FRAME pures the and enroh the
be smrg ns of beauty Pound only at the old estabbe6
Laboratory G walker street near Broadway Calender IS
South Third street, Phiadelphia.
The New York herald., 1851-08-20

Oourau0's LfTU1O Dyo instantly cOnverte
red grey hair to black brown. No staining skin bad
oeor dirt driving in the but literally dysing the
hair the instant applied warranted taken at
Dr. Felix Gourauds old established depot Walker street
near Bloadwsy wbere be had the Poudre Subtitle for
uprooting hair from any part Of the body.
The New York herald., 1851-08-20

Hair Dye and Wlks can he fOand In the
greatest perfection 1t Batebeo Wall street, Lis Wigs
unequsl, tor natural appearance and eprabty. His
uair Dye is fevorahy known II needs commenti
The New York herald., 1851-08-20

Lyon and the Pedlars.-Wc comply most.
willingly with the request OF Mr. Lyon. OF 44 broadway
warn the public against counteres bis Magnetic Powder
for the destruction of insects selling and
In streets The true And it is invaluabecsr
only he had of him his agents among whom iueude
all the respectable druggists.
The New York herald., 1851-08-20

continues to Sevote his attention especially Diseases
the Lye and Ear from 20 O'Clock daily at the
oces be has occupied for the last l Broad
way entrance Warren ST. where be had his Treatise
the Eye price 30 cents Also Artificial Eyes, hts
Self Acting Eye and Ear Fountains.
The New York herald., 1851-08-20

OOO UeJt<
(pryste entrance l Crosby street. Restaurant
Oyster Saloon Every decacy Of the
the best French and American cooks. Also few fur
nished to let.
The New York herald., 1851-08-20

Ca-ln-lou OF GumbO, ste,ved Tcrrapin, Cod.
fish Chowdei, Soft Crabs, &C., &c., 20 day
N. B.-A fine Green Turtle will be dressed 70 morrow,
Soup and stehke at ell hours.
The New York herald., 1851-08-20
II sydneyminster CarpetIn0s,

These beautiful fabrics tapestry patterns. sre read
In immense variety for the trade
duced prices for cash city added
The Manufacturer SIDNEY JONES, Garnet Hall Is AM
North second street. first below Cht Church Phi
ladelphia. ~ "'
The New York herald., 1851-08-20

steamer ashng, large variety Of these very amasins
Of French and German Toys of all descriptions
Also an extensive variety Of French German aud salOr
j. HART Co.. 4I9 Broadway, one door above Canal st.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-11-21

rival Of WIlkcsbarre mail, say at IL m
Arrive at Towandn Same days by l0pmi
Leave Townnda daily except Sunday ut sam
Arrive at Wsvcrlcy same days by loan
LMve Waverley daily except Sunday at u
Arrive a Towanda same days by pm,
Leave Townnda daily cxcep, Sunday Msam;
Arrive at Tunkhannock semc days by P m.
oAO0 From Scranton, by Dunmorc baIcsvlIe, Clifton
Naglesvile, Stanhope, Tannersvilc, and Bartons
willie, to Suoudsburg.
Leave Scranton every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat-
urday at am;
Arrive at Stroudsburg days by SPIN;
Leave S,roudsburg every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at s an;
Arrive 4, Scranton same days by sp m.
o40l From Providence by CIsrk's Green, Waverlcy,
- FnctoryvilIe Ntch oIsons and Lathrope, TO Mont
rose, 80 miles aud back, SIX ymsa week
Leave Providence daily except Sunday st!a
Arrive Montrosc came days ny m
Leave Moorose daily except Sunday at TAM
Arrive at Providence same days by III p M
9aO2 From Waverley by Wasvic, Fleetvile, and Mil
isrdsvillc, to Lenox, Is miles and back, once
week.
Leave Wsverey every Wednesday at 7 am;
Arrive at Lcnox same day by lam;
Leave Lenox every Wednesday at p m
Arrive at Waverey same day by 6 pm.
9403 From Hopcsdse, BY Bethany, fiji Top, to Pleas
ant Mount SIX times q week.
Leave Honcsdaic dn,ly except Sunday at pm &
Arrive Pleasant Mount same days by pm;
Leave Pleasant Mount daily except ss'iJay at .
Arrive at Honcsdalc same days by Ia
QAO4 From Carbondae, by Green Grove Waverey.
WalsviIle, Flecsv,lle, and Greenyiie, To Csfoob-
dale equal to II mic, once week.
Leave Csrbondale every Saturday nj m, arrive q,
Carbondsle samc day py pm.
aA06 From Port Jervis ~. ", ~ Maamorss, Pa, Ia
Milford, miles and SIX times week
Leave Port Jcrvis daily exec, sunday at 2pm;
Arrive at Milford same days ny 81 m;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-06

DEATH OF Mr.. NAUFMAN-We regret TO
lean from the Washington papers of Saturday
that the Hon. David s. Kaufman of Texas ey-
Plred Suddenly at his lodgings in Washington CT
tv on Friday last. Mr.. X. was in his seat in
the House OF Representatives until the hour Of
adjournment, but after arriving at his lodgings
complained of pain in his side and retired TO bis
room and IN few minutes was corpse. 1t is
supposed he died ola disease oil the heart.
The Republic we think is mistaken in saving
that Mr. kaufman is native of Maine. We
think he is a native of Pennsylvania; was
educated at the College of New jersey after
wards taught school in one of the Southern
States and finally emgatcd to Texas, which he
has III part represented ever since its anne nation
totho United States. He was man of high
character and was much respected by his fellow
members in Congress.
Nr. Cah9un's work on the Constitution. Our
exchanges say that our fellow townsman erich
ard X, Cralle, esq, formerly the Secretary of Mr.
Calhoun, has arrived in New York city with the
intention of carrying through the press the great
work OF the late Mr. Calhoun on the Constitution
of the lnIted States. South Carolina has ap-.
proprlated ten thousand dollars towards publish
ing and distributing copies of the work through
out the State, and, in conjunction with Mr.. CAL
honns family, has appointed Mr.. Cralle 10 carry
out the intentions of the legislature.
g. The Winchester Republican says that it IS
pretty well understood that the Hon. Richard
Parker recently elected Judge, will not resign
h'S present post as member of Congress from his
District. This would hardly be necessary as his
commission will expire on the 4th March next
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Friday. Jan. 3lst ISL @.
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RTroETs rRnM CoMN,rrrs
NJ. Jones itrn the { mml,tr. It Pmp,siriora Sc
rtrs ntcd bill ncHp5fating fhc yuchhutn Gas tpht
Coursn,.
Nj Martz lfnn the Committee 10 examine the Soc
end Andilot's Ofir. n cs,ntad sunni m. mar,
npoo the candan of hnt Office. ais, bin In an Ola,
M addumna ri rh Ia tia, oricc
nlsoLrrors or ISortpy
y, Nj Stnhns -Auh,l4zl,r -, t,noc,l At N.CIk
CIV nudcr ,och rules and tro, me A. ,l.y ma, d,,
proper l., license slaves wi Ii h, of h,t
or masters. 10 work OIL IA d,y l,h,fe,s ar ,t4,,,s
uihn the sad clty and IN roo,,, ,x II, IA, ,,,J ~,
the ne II such lc,nse. and tn 6> III. pr,ca NE, oy
be pad tof III. IA a,r II ever, slay, = lir.os,l