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Another Die-niC.

Wewould remind our readers that picnic for
the benefit Of the Lutheran Church will come off
ut Arlington tomorrow.
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Rs- once on Pennsyivania avenue, south
side, between Four-and-a-"iiA ""
streets. ------.---------
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lust ARRIvED-This day, a lot Of Ladies' Light
81 and Black CATER BOOTS OF very nne qualty' La
dies wishing nice Caters will find them at
HARRIS GRIFFlN'S,
Penn'a avenue, between 9th and 10th streets,
tune 10 next door to w Harper Co.
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Attention, Walker sharpshooters You are re-

uested to meet at the armory this "wednesday evening"
O'clock business of Importance will be brought before
he meeting Punctual attendance is earnestly requested
june 16-1tH R0BT v. SIMMS, Secretary.
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To our Washington city s"nseDefs.
Your accounts are now ready for settlement AZ
our office. (all except those of Capitol Hill ana
the Navy Yard and you are earnestly rsq4es'sa
70 call and settle your subscriptions forthwith
Mr.. H. R. Wood will call on you as ne mas op-
porunity; but you will save trouble by calling
rs here requested. juno -, iooA-ui.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
FANCY ARTICLES, &C

CAMUEL X. SYLVESTER, Druggist, Of II and 9th
streets in the possession Of select stock of pure,
unauthorized Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals together
with neat and beautiful of the most popular
approved Periumerie for the fashionable toilette Fancy
Articles &c. ali Of which he tenders for sale the most
pleasing and accommodating terms.
Grateful for the very LIBERAL continuous patronage
generously awarded the establishment, he begs leave TO
renew that all ORDERS heretofore, will
tinue 10 receive his prompt personal attention.
Ca Physicians prescriptions carefully compoundedths
department being under his sole supervision.
SODA WATER
His Soda Fountain, (S0ans Pbtent 4taaospheric) from
which the pes draughts Of the genuine Cdybonated soda
Water Gcycod may be quaed in copous Righteousness Is
in active operation, illustrating by daiiyincreasng
patronage the Just appreciation Of its medicinal
properties agreeable and palatdb qualities TO the
inspid, common hrfm Crbonic Acd Gas, generated in
COPPER FOUNTAINS yclept Soda Water, and under that
assumed cognomen dispensed to confding unsuspecing
public. june l4-eo2w
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DOOMS FOR RENT have for rent several
III very fine rooms, suitable for Offices lodging rooms,
over my store 10th street. next TO McGnires Auction
store. Each room has two large windows with transom
DOORS and xeet passages between Being but door
from Pennsylvania and in the centre OF the city,
they very desirable. EDWARD o. DYER.
l5-eod6t
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Soda Water in the Markell House
BOOTS AND SHOES IN GREAT VARIETY!

AT THE It'll ST. SHOE STORE AND MANDATORY
(NEARLY OPPOSITE oDD-FEILows' HALF
ssr THE subscriber, thankful for past favors, would
respectfully call the attention OF his customers and
FS the public generally TO his stock Of Boots and
49, Shoes hand of superior style and quality
Ladies' and Misses find at his store excellent assor
ment Of Goodsure TO please and at accommodating prices
Gentlemen would do well TO calf and look his supply
Of Patent Leather Shoes Cloth Caters &C. at all prices
f7y- Any article In his line will be promptly made TO
order OF the best materials, and by good workmen.
Or Don't forget the Store, with yellow front, It'll street.
nenry opposite OddFclows' Hall
NAV 20-eolm H. EDMoNSTON.
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CITY GAS STOCK FOR SALE!
90 SHARES Of Washington City Gas Stock for sale at
% the BANK OF THE UNION
mar LETT Wash. News
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LADIES' PATENT-LEATHER BUsKINs

TUST received lot of the above, and for sale low by
81 HARRIS GRIFFIN,
Penn'a avenue between 9th and 10th streets,
inne l6- next door 10 w. Harper a. Co
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DHALON,s CHEMICAL BALSAM, Barrys
Trcopherous, Lyons Kathairon, Ok Marrow, &c, for
the Hair.
Aso-Cytherian Cream Of Soap, and Rabbits Shaving
Powder Just received and will be sold manufacturers
prices, at STEVENSS Sales Room,
june 11-6t under Browns Hotel.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.


rTNHE subscriber offers for sale two new BRICK GSN
HOUSES, three-apd.a-half stories high, the m%
being located in the most desirable and pleasant part 49,
of the city, south street. between 9th and 10th Streets
nearly opposite tho Smithsonian Institution fronting the
MALL whrre most beautiful prospect of the city will al
be had with fresh and salubrious air. which
be cut off by of the public grounds The houses
ner with bathingrooms, good dry cellars good well in
the back kitchen with force and suctonpump and
nient outhouses and yards.
For family residences 1t is almost II quite possible
TO find pleasant agreeable, healthy and advantageous
residence in the city
Terms of payment to suit the purchaser.
June 5--tf GEORGE +. RIDER.
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WASHINGTON:

WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE IS, 1852.
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IIGARS! CIGARS I'll have just received the fol,
~ lowing choice brands of Havana Cigars which VIII
sell by the buadle box, thousand:
London size Jenny Lind do Crespe
Serafnas Marinero, Dos Hermanas
La Caroline Yres Amigos
El Sol, Mura Empresa
Victoria Bayonetas, Maria Louisa
Victoria Regalia.
iune EDWARD G. DYER
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MORE MUSIC JUST RECEIVED.
wALTZEs, POLKAS, sc.
Souvenir of Precenico-Third Azalea Waltz
meditation Grand Russian March
Fillmore Grand Waltz All. Jaels Bohemian Polka
Amour Waltz Cracovienne QLickGer
Fanny's Dream Waltz Evergreen Polka
Evening Star Waltz Adelaide Waltz
katrine Waltz Engagement Polka
Donation Polka
JOYOUS SOUNDS:
Homage to the United States Oriental Waltz
hungarian National Song Faust Ballet.
Attilla
Just received at
Winners Cheap Cash Stationery Store,
june 1B-tr 9th ST., near Louisiana avenue.
DERRY DAvIs's VEGETABLE PAIN
KILLER, that GREAT REMEDY for Cholera,
Collie and Bowel Complaints Is again in great de-
mand During the hot weather, while these complaints
General Agent and procuring supplies for family use
timely of this MEDICINE od to DC 81
ectai For Burns and Wounds, Colds Coughs Dyspepsia
&c, &C., it is no less efectual.
ss- BE il your RULE always to keep II on hand
Bookseller 7th street, opposite 0ddFellows' Hall.
1IssUE AND FANCY PAPER-For making
i flowers, ornamenting ceilings, gilt frames, &C., and
juno l6-tr A. GRAY, 7th street.
june l6-tr A. GRAY, eth street.
ITANTED-A Boy to go errands and attend in q
w store. Apply ut FAULkNER's Shirt Mandatory,
Pennsylvania avenue, between Sd and AZ streets.
june l4-ot
yNTANTED-To Kent, a neat brick or frame house. in
w good repair containing paror, kitchen, and bed
hamber, and about Of woodland surroundng-in
healthy of the country three miles from WASH
ngton, by convenient route. Or two unfinished rooms
ind board in similar place, with respectable family for
gentleman and his wife where there are no other boarders
Address b. through the post Office stating terms &C.
june l4-3t
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,D Godey's Lady's Book for July.
Graham's Magazine for July.
sartain's Magazine for July.
Magnolia Vae by the author of Linda Rena and Marcus
Warland.
Pencil Sketches, by Miss Leslie.
Life of General Frank Pierce the Granite Statesman; to-
geher with all the New Books and Newspapers fast
published. JOE slllLLlNGroN,
odeon Building, corner Of AZ street and Penna av
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THE LADIES will find assortment OF Gimp
Neapolitan Lace and Straw Bonnets, comprising the
latest styles and shapes both trimmed and untrimmed OF
various prices, to please all. . ,o,,r,,uu -.
June 1l-tr It'll st., opp. Odd-Felcws' Hall.
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EpWARD @. DYER,

Tenth street, one door from Pennsylvania Avenue.
MINE, LIQUOR, TEA, AND CIGAR
w STORE.-The subscriber takes this occasion 70
offer his thanks to the citizens Of Washington for the KIND
and liberal patronage bestowed him while engaged In
the Auction Commission business and begs leave 70 IN
form Thorn that he has opened WINE, LIQUOR, TEA,
and CIGAR STORE 10th street, adjoining his old auc-
ton stand where will be found, at all times, the most
choice Champagne and other Wines Brandes Gins Spirits
India and Sparkling Ales Brown Stout Green and Black
Teas Havana Cigars &C. all Of which will be sold at the
lowest market prices for cash
June l5-d2w EDWARD y. DfEk.
NNASON,s LIQUORS, CORDIALs, &c.-I
have Just received assortment OF Masons celebrated
Fancy Liquors, Cordals, &c, to wit:
Wild Cherry Lavender Raspberry Blackberry, and Gin
ger Brandies, on draupht and in bottles
Perfect Love Cream Of the Mountain, Anseed, Noyau,
and Rose Cordias
Pure juice of the Isabella grape
Strawberry Wine, Lemon Sirup
Cologne Water and Wine Btters
All of which will be sold low for cash.
EDWARD G. DYER
10th street, next to McGuire's Auction store
iune 15-eo6t
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SELLING AT COST.

Opposite OddFeuoacS' Hall, Serenht street.
Mrs E. MOFFETT, intending to limit her store stock
lN to MILLINERY GOODS and what pertains to La
dies and Chdrens exclusively, will sell at COST Tor
cash. present variety stock which will be
in to morrow's paper. june II
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National Crews Excursion!

~M-aS" THE NATIONAL GREYS respectfully an
nounce that their Annual Excursion viii be
given Tuesday evening" o. 1852 for which purpose
they have chartered the Steamer COLUMBIA.
The boat will leave Georgetown at o'clock Rileys
wharf Washington at the NavyYa at and Alex
andria at and down the Potomac as far as In
dian Head stopping at Fort Washington sufficiently long
to afford the company thorough view of the iorcaton,
and will return to the city at reasonable hour.
superior cotlon band has been engaged. Supper and
other rereshment will be furnished at reasonable prices
90 Tickets admitting gentleman and ladies, S1-to be
had at the usual places of the Executive Committee and Mt
the boat,
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DIBBONS, LACES, EDGINGS, FRENCH
II worked Collars Chemsettes Underseeves Dress Caps,
Pocket Handkerchief, Hosiery for ladies and children,
Central Millinery and Fancy Store, It'll street. opposite
;nne II Mrs. e. MOFFETT. Agent.
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OF FOR SALE.-The advertiser offers for sale
Lot No 49, in square 49 fronting twentyt feet on
north between 9th and It'll streets west having
depth Of hundred fee-a beautiful site for private
residence Apply at this Office june l6-4t
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nj Of
Bonnets Ribbons, Straw Flowers
Grape and Tarleton Innings Wide Black Lace
Blue Net Plain and Figured Net
Lace and Edgngs, Worked Ruffes
Cambria and Swiss Edgings and Insertings
Collars, Cuffs, CHEMISTS, Under sleeves
Cambria and Swiss Muslins
Embroidered Handkerchiefs
Clear Lawn bordered do, Dress Caps
All of which she will sell off cheap, at her store,
Penna. avenue, between Sth and 9th streets
June 12--eo3t
MRS. BANNERMAN has taken the house for
M mery occupied by Mrs Kesley, on Pennsylvania
avenue street. where she is prepared to accommo
date permanent transient boarders. june l2-eolw
STRAW GOODS
SsTEyENS Browns Hotel has just returned from the
- North with fresh and full supply of Genemens and
Youths Straw Hats of superior quality and shapes
iune ll-6teo &s5- Sales Browns Hotel
VOKE-NECK SHIRTS made to order,
and warranted to Mt, of the best
quality only.-STEVENS, Browns Hotel, has been
making Dress Shirts order in this city for ten years. and
in all warrants them to fit Gentlemen wishing good
article, and we'll made, will leave their orders at
STEpESS's Sales Room,
June 11-6tco under Browns Hotel.
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CEMENT AND CALCINED PLASTER!

JUST ARRIVED, 100 casks best New York Cement and
casks best Calcined Plaster which, together with Lime
White Sand Shingles and all other necessary building Ms
terias are kept on hand and win be sold REASONABLE
terms, for cash good paper, by -
At their LumberYard, It'll st., near the Canal.
iune lot IUnion 1ntel.&News.J
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-10-06
Raleigh Book indery.
Il. DeCARTERET & SON, Proprietors

JOHN H. DeCARTERET & SON, PrOprietors.
7 H De c. & SON return their grateful ao-
acknowledgements to the public for the liberal
patronage which has been extended to them. and
respectfully announce that they still continue
the business of Book-Binding in all its forms. in
The City of Raleigh, where it is conducted as
heretofore, OVER THE /" NORTH CAROiT
Ma BOOKSTORE"
Bert Door to the Telegraph ORce.7
The Junior partner having acquired a 1horongb
knowledge Of every branch of the business in <
York, and having recently visited that Civ for
the purpose CT selecting a choice assortment N
the newest and best materials, we are now nra.
paied to execute Binding, &C., of every descr:n
ton, in any form. from PLAIN to ornamental.
Blank Books of every description ruled and
bound Newspapers, Music and Periodicals
bound 10 match.
All orders promptly attended to.
"a A smart, active Boy wanted.
Raleigh, Sept. 1852. "A,
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MiLONE'S LIVERY STABLE,

Eg9HE subscriber has again taken charge of his
: Livery Stable on Wilmington Street, and
lnends to give his personal attention to the man.
agement of the establishment. He begs the
support OF his old friends n this honest effort TO
serve the public, and provide for himself and
family.
Drovers will find at Malone's Stables a conye
nlent and economical stopping place for them
selves, their servants and their horses or mules.
Travellers will find here excellent attention
paid to their horses during their sojourn in the
City at any of the Hotels.
Gentlemen ofthe City will find here good and
cheap board for their pleasure horses by the day,
week, month or year.
Ladies shall be accommodated upon short no.
tlce with carriage and horses for visiting or for at
tending evening parties.
And horses and mules for hire, are on handler
all times for journies to neighboring places, and
they Will be furnished with careful, sober, honest
drivers upon moderate terms.
JOHN MALONE.
Raleigh, June 10, 1852. ii
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NEW MISCELLANY.

The Cheapest and best Gifts Price ~ published.
d MORRELL will ssns-esSwaonth, a.
No volume OF 80 pages Of Chode Reading
useful and entertaining, by the bsst writer's
Can be mailed to any part of tie Union at
Magazine postage. Single Subscribers 81 so
per wear -Four subscribers for S.; and Ten
copies sent to one address for SO; being only
One Dollar per year. All payments in ad-
vance. Orders and Communications may be
addressed to the office Of publication, No. 7
Theatre Alley, or 10 The publisher.
ARTHUR MORREL, 25 Park Row,
AQ-6t New York,
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9STfDAT R2ADg9f{92a
Beauty COmeth from Darkness.
A c. D. STUART.

A FAIR, white lily, sat upon its throne in
a summer bower. When the morning came,
in her golden chariot, the lily saluted her
brightness with the divinest odors. The lily
was beautiful to behold-it seemed the spirit
Of a sanity meekness and purity. The
proud and the humble Of earth, looked upon
it with equal delight, and to all it wore a
tender blush, suffused with rarest fragrance.
It was called the type of innocence, virtue,
and humility. IT was u blossom Of light.
But, in the heart of this fair, white lily, was
a seed of pride. The homage paid to its
beauty made it vain among the flowers. It
tossed its head, with scorn, above the gentle
daisies, and said to the red-lipped, virgin
rose, i am more beautiful than thou
The soft, shining dew, crept into its heart,
at night, thinking it sweet to sleep and
dream on such a couch; but the lily cast it
rudely aside. L am of the day. it said,
'and will have nought to do with Darkness
On the reeds and grass the drops Of shaken
dew lay quivcring, under the lily's scorn-
full glance. In the morning, the suns rays
caught them up to heaven, and they said,
I'VE will not visit the proud lily again.
The days were beautiful. The skies, with
out cloud, poured a fiery glow over the earth.
The nights were beautiful. Moon and stars
went or, thniE ,shipinur cnpFsas Rnt Uh9ro
and bard. The dew had forsaken the lily
It's lips grew parched, its cheeks shriyeled
and it wept, not in sorrow, but for v%exation
my beauty is fading was its cry, i an
athirst-the day blinds me, and the SUI
drinks up my life Then the lily saw TIKI
rose it had disdained, dewyin the morning
and fresh, and beautiful. And the violet
and daisies, sleepingin the grass, were love
ly as ever. Then the lily saw its punish
mont, and b~esought the dew to return. Blu
it was too late. In the darkness, as it ga:
ped for life, the lily saw on rose and violet
soft, shining eyes; eyes of the spirits of til
night, which bring the nectar of heaven t
the hearts of faintine flowers. They wei
d~ew-drops, aud it heard the zephyrs singin
above them. Behold these, too, are minis
tors and messengers of God, without whic
tho flowers cannot live Then remort
shook the heart of the lily, and, falling uPc
its throne, it murmured, with the voice
death, 'Accurscd be the pride which kne
not that, often, Beauty comcth from dar
nessn
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What business was your father 2" said
an imperious Colonel to modest looking
Lieutenant.
"a tobacconist, sir"
What a great pity he did not make You
POSSIBLY, sir; and now will you allow
me to ask you a question:"
see rtainly. What is itg"
"What was your father"
"a gentleman, sir"
Well, then, all l have to say is, hat its
great pity he didn't make you one"
1t is needless to remark hat the Colone
turned to the right-and left.
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3 B 2E o e 9 B S T.,

PRETrY GooD.-Wo take the following
from the Knickerbocker
There is a pleasant anecdote in a little
brocherc Just published, entitled.
The Crudities Of The Code and the cod
ifers, Of a tall, raw-boned recruit, who was
put on drill by q little cocksparow Of an off
Ger. AS every command was given to him
he would look down to see his commander,
and was rs often admonished to hold up his
head. Repeated admonitions of the kind at
length had the effect to induce the recruit TO
raise his head at least to a level with the set
ting sun, and the officers ordered him to
keen it there, What, always2 Yes, al
A gentleman in Pittsfcld, or somewhere
about, being one day in a brown study, fell
into an earnest conversation with himself.
His wife in the other part ofthe house hear
ing him, and having a female curiosity to
know whom her other half was talking to.
carefully opened the door, and finding him
entirely alone, said, My dear, why do YOU
talk to yourself!-Because he replied. like
to talk to a man Of sense.
We ma, on q scrap III our I" Drawer
this passage from a learned lecture by a Ger
man Adventures in London, one Baron
Vondulbrainz." He is illustrating the great
glory of mechanics as a science:
" De ting dat is made is more superior
dan de maker. | will show you how in
some things. Suppose | make de ronnd
wheel oh de coach! Yer we'll; dat wheel
roll Eve hundred mile, and | cannot roll one
myselfl Suppose | am de cooper, what
you call, and | make de big tub to hold de
wine2 He hold tons and gallons, and |
cannot bold more as five bottle! So YOU
see dat de ting dat is made is more superb
or dan dc maker p
An anxious parent lately introduced his
son, achuckle headed lout to a village doc
tor, and told him he thought the lad had
been dispose to the small pox, and should
like to have him ventilated, if it would not
esst him moro than halfa crown.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

D f. PESCUD invites the attention Of his
| friends and Dealers generally, to his assert
ment of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC MEDICINES
PAINTS, OILS, ~PERFUMERY, DYE STUFFs. &C..
which have been selected with great care. and
purchased on the most favorable terms from
Importers and Manufacturers. He is therefore
enabled to offer his Stock as low as articles Of
the same quality can be procured ia any mar
Thankful for the ~e-y Ihara1 ire mas
heretofore received, he hopes still to merit a
continuance of this patronage.
All Orders will be promptly attended to. and
prescriptions carefully put up at all hours Of
the day 81 night.
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CARTHAGE
The Subscribes have taken charge oIthe shop
known as sClarke's Shop about 100 yards wesl
orthe Presbyterian Church, where they wlllcalry
on the CARRIAGE MAKING business in all MS
branches. Coaches, Buggies, and all oiher vehI.
Giles, made in the very best style and on the mos
reasonable terms. REPAIRING also carelnliy
and punctually attended to.
Having the best of Workmen il .their employ,
Smiths, Wood workmen Trim mers and Painters
they feel confident ofgiving satisfaction. lhey
respectfully ask 4 share of public patronage
WILLIAMS s. MYATI:
Rnleioh. Ian. "a. 1852. IL
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Marble Yard, Raleigh, N. c.

TOMBS, MONUMENTS, HkAD-sTONES, &c.
n1HE Subscriber having been North and pur-
i chased a large assortment Of Italian and A.
merican MARBLE for MONUMENTS, TONES, and
HEADsToNEs, and HEARTH, PAINT STONES, SLABS for
SODA FouNrs, BAKERS SLABS, and Nova Scotia
GRINDsroNEs, solicits the patronage ofthe citizens
of Raleigh and the surrounding country. He
invites the citizens to call and see his monuments,
tomb and head stones and drafts, or send their
orders, which will be punctually attended to.
The subscriber has been in business in this
place sixteen years, and you can refer to any of
the tlze+Sor-T vrcTyr.
His Marble Yard is ten minutes walk from
the State House, at the SOUTHEAST Corner ofthe
Graveyard.
The subscriber has examined the Northern
prices, and has no hesitation in saying he can dc
work on as reasonable terms rs any.
WILLIAM STRONACH.
RALEIGH. Sent, 6, 1852.