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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-06-02

eg- The London Quarterly Reuieao for the
current quarter is rich. Among the most valu-
able of the great variety it contains is one head
ed california and Free Trade" which is wor-
thy of attention. "The Cannon and Musket
and Rifle" is another interesting article. "Re-
cent Epics," spicy criticism on some of the
popular Literature of the day, will richly repay
perusal.
Leonard Scott q Co., 70 Fulton street, N Y,
issue their reprint of Blackwoods Magazine
and the great British Quarterlies, regularly
Price for Blackwood or one Reuie,o, $500 per
annum or two for $500, or Blackwood and the
four Rerie~s for $1,000; and they are richly
worth the money.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-03-02

~ We have not interfered in the personal
controversy between Mr.. CLEMENS and MIR.
RHETT, for obvious reasons; nor do We desire
now to express any opinion upon its merits.
But as the Republic has thought proper to
intervene, in most offensive manner, we would
merely make a suggestion as to the propriety
of the course il has thought proper to pursue.
In an editorial of yesterday, that print closes an
abusive TRADE upon Mr.. RHETT's parade of
piety," and atraitorous conduct and declara-
TONS" with the folio wing words:
'In the meantime, the estimate of character
applied by Junius to one of his opponents seems
not to be wholly inapplcable to his case. .As
much detestation as can be united to the pro.
foundest contempt" appropriately describes the
nature of the feeling which the majority of our
readers will be disposed to entertain and to ex.
press in regard to Mr. Rhett."
What Mr.. CLEMENS, in the heat of embittered
controversy, scorned TO stoop to, his volunteer
aid. of the Republic has done, gratuitously, ant
without the shadow of excuse.
After Mr.. RHETT's declarations, this certainl,
is cheap display of chiyalry; but he who avail,
himself of an opportunity to insult with impu
nifty, and strikes one whose hands, he knows
are tied, though he may not excite detestation
certainly cannot escape" contempt We do no
constitute ourselves the champions Of any o
our political friends who may be personally as
sailed, but feel well satisfied that the q msjorit
of our readers" will concur with us in this opin
ion, and recognise the justice of this retort
The southern press. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-03-02

hGye become satlafsa that 100 mach vas con-
eeaed in his times, and In the Hind, to tho power
of destiny, the power of government, the power
of association over the fortunes OF men; ana
that this was to admit that man was not under
God, the arbiter Of his own fate--which is the
true idea of good religion and good govern
ment. So he composed the Odyssey-the story
of man, an individual, first separated from the
Greek Union, then from his own followers, and
left alone with nothing but the favor Of God for
counsel and support: Hence the Odyssey be-
gins
The man for wisdom s various arts renowned /,
Long exercised in woes, oh Muse resound.
Who when his arms had wrought the destined
fall
or sacred Troy, and RACED her heayen-built
wall,
Wandering from cline to cline, observant
strayed,
Their manners noted and their states surveyed,
On stormy seas unnumbered tolls he bore,
Safe with his friends to gain his natal shore,
Vain tolls their impious folly dared to prey
On herds devoted to the god ofday.
The god, vindictive, doomed them never more
Cab, men unblessed) to touch that natal shore I
Ulysses was exempted by his virtues from
the fate of his comrades, and fell into disasters
only when he disregarded the admonitions Of du-
ty. The Illiad was written rather in conformity
with the doctrine, then popular, of Fate. The
Odyssey asserts that Of individual free-will
Hence, soon after the Odyssey opens, JovE con-
venes council Of the gods, and exclaims-
" Perverse mankind whose wills, created free,
Charge all their woes on absolute decree.
All to the booming gods their guilt translate,
And follies are miscalled the crimes OF fate"
And, as the libei ! the individual man to
regulate his own destiny is thus asserted, We
claim the authority of HOMER, not only in favor
of secession, but against Intervention, and exult
in the faith, that whatever may be the follies or
the crimes Of States, the friendshipor enmity of
men, the individual man who is worthy to be
free, can never be a slave.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20

MADAME HENRIETTE SONTAG'S
lvl FIRST GRAND CONCERT IN AMERICA-The
~ lie ctfuy informed that the FIRST GRAND
MADAME HENRIETTE soNTA9
WI" '''' p'''' OT MONDAY, SEPT a,a
METROP OLtTAN HALL,
Assisted by
Mr.. CARL ECRERT,
Late o0n''i ssS # ts' g. fSzz 9fsT House. Paris
Trs. Tenor from the Imperial Opera. 81 PeteuburA
ALFRED JAELL the pisnist-
THE Err IrALIAH 6PERa CHORUS,
lmsle and fsmaleJ and Grand Orchestra c0nhStnI OF
Seventy Performers led By Mr. Carl Eckert
PROGRAMME.
l. Overture to Der Frey,cbutz" ............WeS.r.
By the Grand Orchestra
2 ARIA (Tu vedrsi sventuratal from vi II MI,
rata ''''''''i Sic. g. ' PoiiCIisi
5. ARIA Come per me serenO) from LA Son. R.,,r,
MAMMA MADAME 'HaEiiHiiR;iiErfE soSTAG.
4. FANTASIA on themes hom "L'cfeI'a Dor n. MAYA
s. Eckert's SWISS SONG, expressly COM
p0''fM "a JAN E:' Hh1EsNRiETTE soNTAo.
orsrtr,. ~ Der sommernaehts rrsum .Mendessohn
' By the Grand Orchestra.
srRrNADr from sis ri PS2zsLrS
g. ARIA, Luce di questa alma from Lin
d' MADAME aEi:SSRaiiErirE sojNTie
o FANTASIA al, File du Regiment" .......A llard.
PAUL JULIEN
10 sPts1o 0EsTII, from " La FsvoritsS Donizsti
Bic q. POZZOLINI.
II BALLAD Home sweet Home "....... Bishop
" NAD.sE HENRiETTE S0NTAG
AIR with Variations di Rhode.
MADAME HENRIETTE SONTAG.
Conductor. MI Carl EXERT
THEODORE klsFELDT.
The Prices Of Admission have been fixed at
TWO DOLLARS AND ONE DOLLAR,
according 10 location.
With both the Two Dollar and One Dollar Tickets there
will be given Certificate, bearing nun Der corresponding
with the secured seat which the holder entitled
The Admission Ticket Is be left the door
the Certificate for the Secured Seat remains in the
sion of the holder by whom has 10 be exhibited to the
Ushers wearing badges corresponding in color with the
Certificate.
Vsers will please occupy their sssts at o'clock pro-
cifely. when the Concert will commence
No Checks will be given until the end Of the frat part Of
SALE OF TICKETS.
The regular sale Of Tickets will begin on FRIDAY, Sept
H. at o clock, A NJ, at the Music Warsrooms Of
MESsR5 HALL SONS,
Corner Of Broadway and Park place.
NOTCE.-FOT the convenience of the public II hiss been
determined sell FRIDAY Sept. H. the Two Dollar
Tickets ouy and Saturday and Monday, sept 10 and b.
he One Dollar Tickets AND those Of the Two Dollar Tickets
which have remained unsold
No written application r seats can possibly be attended
TO- unless from persons living out OF New.York.
Doors open at Ito commerce at8
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20

MI USl CAL OTICE.-Mlle. CA
IVl MILE URso. Pupil and Member of the N.tiop.l
Auieal ConseTYatJTy Of Paris, NiOLINIST.
AGHD ELEVEN YEARS
to the citizens Of NesYork that Abe viii b.va
the honor Of giving her
FIRST GRAND CONCERT IN AMERICA
THURSDAY EVENING, Sept %, 1882
METRO POLITAN HALL.
She will be assisted By
an eminent Composer and Pians, whose Musical Com oos
ions are well known 81 appreciated both In Europe and
America ard vhote celebrity Plants. net less
essd in Ia and wherever he has the honor Of peoTnng
The sery1eesot
NJ. FEIrLINGER, VocatG,
VINO received special comm ssion from tbs King 81 Ho
sDa ss Director and Fret Tenor OF the Choir Ia the Knss
SnspeL hs also been secured for her Concerto
Que $50 mas the pleasure of announcing that
81, msosme OSCAR COMErrANr, CAntAtnee,
VIII assist Ia the Vocal Department
WIN thls ssssAnce, aud many hind aui fstterips
sne Is with her from the following notab.dnss
AUBER Hrprz
THALBERG, ViEnkrFvpS
CARAFA, MSSSapT
abe hopes Der endesvors 20 please will b. knSv rso,n5S
10 By the musles public Of New-Yark
Nile CAMILLE URSO
having stey Performed ~ Prince Murst counrv A.
MATINEE MI siCALE, 10 which LOUIS NSP0IeoN
present. she hss Rad the pleasure OF being
MURAT VINO ss token Ct admiration for her n.rSrms,
the occasion have eheery given her m.ny Letter, ~
introduction ard recommendation TO highly respected f.i
hes in Newly orb and Phisdelphia
The programme and plsos for the purchase Of tickets IL
Will be announced during the present week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20
AmueemeUIs.

Metropolitan Hall
~ ADAME ALBONl. with much pleas
Iva uIe respectfully Public that she will
yves GRAND CONCERT
On TUESDAY EVENING, Sept. q, 1872,
For the Benefit Of
THE WIDOW AND ORPHAN FUND
Of the
NEW YORK FIRE DEPARTMENT,
ron which occasion
MADAME ALSONl will be assisted by
sIdNOR RONERE.
sIGNOR saNGI0VANNi,
SIGNOR ARDlrl snds
FULL ORCHESTRA and
GRAND CHORUS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20
Xnef anh fnun0.

1 OST-On Tuesday evening, l4th inst g,
in or near metropolitan Hall Gold Bracelet SCI in
mehyd and peah The finder wi be literally rewarded
y returning the same to No l6i East that.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20
CMITH'S OPERATIVE SURGERY

CCHUBERTH e. CO., Music Depot
~ No Isl Broadway n Y request the public TO insPes
t1er immense aoci OF Nude Tor Voice, Piano for
10 syery Bys Tor vrtuooos and beginners rhe greatest
lection In the United ssteI Of sl0Of worth Orfsr OF
Foreign spS A-STs,s Avs's vi - ''-szsSS - va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20

Industrial Home Association, No. B.
There will be an Excursion and Picnic the grounds 81
thi, Association at Wakefield, Wiliamsbndge, 90
MONDAY Sept 90, 1851 The Harlem Railroad cars viii
ksvs the City Hall for the grounds al y O'Clock NJ
stopping BreOme Houston 8th and l6thsts Nallaces
celebrated and ooton baud has been engaged for the
occasion There vii be Appropriate addresses delivered on
the grounds Members procure their tickets sras q!
the following places via B. Baldwin No 48 Couitiagdt So
way; W Smith. No. n Nsssau-st A Cooper, No
no Barrov-st J. COmmerford No 45i Bowey J. +
Wells No. 80 Avenue b. } A Handsuch No. 1876 Spring
and the regular meeting OF the Association Friday
evening Sept h at No 1853 BOwery OF the COnddotOI
the the morning Of the Excursion at half the
usual fare.
Should the westher prove un'syorable the excursion viii
Be postponed until the first fair day
Nv order OF the Committee.
j. w. LINSTED, Chairman.
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T. HEADLEY'S NEW WORK.

7. HEAULE1 > NEW WUKh,
y will be published 25th Of September; bsing Lives
Of WINFIELD SCOTT and ANDRAW JACKSON hy
J.. Hesdley. vol l2Do, with Portraits Uniform with
Napoleon and his Msrshels"
Scott and Jackson here placed together the two
mil sTy who have made the deepest i'm Presgous
their country SHce the time OF Warrington. They both
achieved brilliant reputation In the Of 1872, AID BY
their country reputation a. home and abroad and tnOlsh
differing widely in some cnaacteTstics they
sim lgr others The euthOr has only sketched tn
biog6ohy Of EACH but has given fAittf1 aud graphic
description Of the brilliant battles In ghich they were
engaged The biography of Winfield scott which consti-
utes tie greater part OF the volume Is M and authentic,
the materials for IL having be derived from pablo sJcl
and many officers who had served under ss,tt
II pTefeIs 90 the reader also panoramic vie ~ tbs bat
liant campaign OF Mexico, embracing the stor,Hng I'D
csptu siiors OF Nes Cruz, the battles Of Ceno Gorto,
Chu ubutco, Contreras. Moline del Roy, Chapallepe;,
sorming Of Mexico Triumphal Entry, with description Of
the scenery personal iDcidens &C The author has fully
sustained the reputation acquired by Napoleon and bis
MaIshaP" and other works Of which 10000 VOLUMES
hsve been sold By CHARLES SCR, BNER, NO 10
Nassau-st, New
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20
ENCYCLOPEDIA

ENONOUhA T1IO Emu 1 NLOT ID DIh
4 OF SCIENCE, LITERATURE AND ART System
gticay by @. Heck with Eve hundred quzr5o
stt Plses by the distinguished artists Of Gernaa
The teAt translated and edited by Spencer f. Baird "
NJ D. Assistant Secretary Of the nithsonsn Institution
vols, 8yo. text, ana vols. 4to., plstsI
PRICES FOR sETs Of Six Vols Bound in half Turkey
Morocco sprlnkled edges SlO bound in half Turkey Mo
rocco, gilt backs and edges "a Published bv
RUDOLPH GARRI3UE,
No BARCLAY ct (Astor Housel NegYOrt.
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RI. NIne,eeuth ward Tcmperance Alliance.

-4ld-st near 9th avThs Tent viii De open 10, M
duIir the week u O'Clock NJ coinuisTclns ~
EVENING The friends AID the opponents OF LelPv,au
end the ob OTIS Of the City Alliance are requested % ateh
be there 10 advocate ne BUSINESS an
necessity Of Maine Law. GOO singing Will company.
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Az Emisrant Intelligence once and LabsT

a. EmIETant LnteIitgonce UIBco and i4a0eI
ExchaDge, Noe - and n Canaist, New York.-ThiJ
iGso ostabished BY the Commissioner Of Emigration
rksre can swsys s0Hnd large uumbem Of bsboon and
81 very lo rates of and persona hsvs
gss OIoers ned by writing the Superintendent and ssnd
~ DE amCunt necessary ~ the passage % tina parties
sssutrsA 10 fees charged % employers
JAS. p. PAGAN Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20

~ odd Fellows' Hall Association OF tue
Civ OF Newly Ork.-rhe Subscribers TO the Capital
stock the God Fellows Hall Association Of the OF
New Yors who have not competed their payments Ia &C
eordanee with previous requsOns hereby notified that
unless full and pee payment be made on or be the
hrst day Of November next deposits sready mads by
them viii be Orf for the benefit Of said Association
Dated Sept a. 1852 JOHN j. DAVIES, Ssc'y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20
OFFICE OF the NEw-YoRG AND MONTGOMERY MiNlNG
Co No 10 Insurance Buildings. Sept IL, io'<
81. bs.r. fIy an 4

10.
~ AsssyeruI publications have recently appeared
ip daily papers, stsof that order Of Court ha ooeh
jsued on mott General Otle safe OF Ne
York recurring this CommBny to show why their Cs
houlo be oTfeted Directors dsem II to be due 70
the Stockholders aud the public contradict hess state
mept No order has been issued bj the AOrneJGec
ers op bis notion otherwise, and there no probability
that any such order will be issued
The Company entertain the slightest Apprehension
in resaro 20 The validity Of their Charter II hiss been sub
uitt.d 10 tho examination Of able aud eminent counsel
who unanimously approve OF It.
The upon the 1mpany emAnsts1 from
certain paItie formerly connected with IT, and the Director
and their set have n'titut
ed legal them u protect the rights aud
inteIests Of the Sto.i hoderI -
4. h. HANIiLTON, Sec. HENRY STANTON, fres
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rr- A ,.nd, On L,mbo.-Ios cs.e eeeore Jury the

Rg Lady In Itp,ho.-Ioa case before Jury the
other dsy in the Municipal Court Of neighb0os town,
the ns unable % recognize the prisoner on
"nn, 81 bs color OF her hair ard eyebrows which had
ben converted from sandy coloed ed 70 most beautiful
siossy black by the 4 BoGLES ucompMabe ectnc
Hair Dv, winch may be hsf of 4 b ID sands No. 100
Fnl,on Ru,hton Clark Co. No x aud Rice smith
No ia Broaowsy; Cary Co, No 2ib Pesrsti ald by
Dmesi,ts and Perfumsrs throughout the world
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20
PROGRAMME.

PROGRAMME.
Part
Csvatna-C hoT Weber
: Duttto from ltAhsua In Alg-u-"Si doessi
pr udsr moglia" sung BY SIG SASGIovAS-
and sig kOvERk .Rossni
4 CnyAtius-" L na voo4 pocs IA" from the
Rabisre SUNG by MADAME ALBONl......R oHIni
4 SeIetsta fIom Don Pasqusle-"Com . gen
III" sung by Sig sANSioyANM and
DoniEetu
!. Ara Bufs from the Cenerentols-" Mel ram
polli iemuiuini" sung sig RovERE.. ........Rossni
s Cfsnd Nuisrons-" All Dolce - sung by MAD
ANE ALBONI, and composed oy............R Rhode
= overture Tampa. herold
DOettino from Crnerentola-"lIn sosve," SUM-
by MADAME ALRONI and Sig RovERE 9, Rossni
q Grand Chorus, conposed by.................NeTdi
&C. Terleiio tIem Tie BAIbieie sung BY MAD.
AME ALBONl, SIG RoyERr and Sir
eANcfoNASNi Al
y Grand RoI DO non CenereptOla- "Naooui ali
Sfapo.r sung by MADAME ALsONI and
Hckeu-One Dollar.
Reserved seat,-rwo Dosn
To 10 had Of the Oeen Of the Fire Department OF OF
the Representatives and at the piscps Music Stores
The Reserved seats Price Two Dollarsl secured
only Of tie Musis STORE Of WM. dALL L SON, No 2Ss
fToefssy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20

Last Corcert but One OF the Series
HTETkOP OLITAN ii AL L.
IVl MADAME MARIETTA ALsONI respectfully 40.
neuIces that her
FIFTH GRAND CONCERT
Will take place
FRI DAY EVENING, Sept. q 1851,
-hen ,he will repeat by particular desire
RHODES CELEBRATED VARIATIONS
MADAME ~. ALbOkl Will 10 assisted oy
fleHOR ROVERE,
sl0HOR sANGlOVANNI,
sIoNOR ARDITl,
FULL ORCHESTRA, are tie
ITALIAN OPERA CHORUS.
Tckets-Oue Dollar
Reserved sess-Two Dollars
To be had at the Music Store OF Nm HALL ( SON
Broadway corner Of Parkplace.
To all other parts Of the House, One Dollar fer which
sctrthcste or seat will be given, at yOLLIES Music
store, No. 500 Broadway
Door, open At q oSiosk; Concert to commences ct s
5'sioek
Free a6u suspended except only 10 the Pres.
The public are cautioned sgainst purchss AZ Tcks In the
street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20
HORTICULTURAL
Nem Publications.

A USTRALlA-Being a brief compen-
IA dunn Of the geographical posi- o1 topography
terstic features description Of the principal MYERS head.
LANDS productions climate. sailing orect &c, &c, the
whole forming complete Hand Book Guide 10 the GJld
Regions in ended for the Of merchints snipnse N
endent tmissnts and oher TO which is appended vaua
bic collection Of Tables compiled from authentic
showing the rate Of hsr5Or dues customs tariff pilot and
unnsge dues, public officers fees licenses, tolls regulations
for the gold regions sc By Bentham Fabian. New-fo<
Published for the Editor By O. +. HUGHES CO, 80
Westst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20
sAML. JEsSUP, Secretary.

w NotIce-The Second Manhattan Building Assoeis-
ton will hold its tweftk monthly meeting az No ~
Broome-st Masonic Temple Sept ~ at o'clock There
was resolution offered az It's last meeting 10 alter the laws
Also there will be an election for officers FOR the term Of one
year Members will please attend. BY order
j. w. WESTON, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20
nv ue,ronol,tan BuiIalng AssociaiIon. The

6,s ANIMAL Meeting Of this Association will be held on
W0NnAY sent ~ AT Chatham Hail. No Chatham
square q O'Clock M and the Annual Election for three
qusss viii he he Al tine office ofthe Associsoo No 4oo
Ps.yi ~ on I'll EsDAY EVENING. between the hours OF
go a. 'ciock Bv order
= SN0 sAML JESSUP, Secretary
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sg WiiIinmsbursh-A Cnll 10 those who are

~ WIITIhInsburkh-NC hii TO IhO7t WHU IT
nOI N yeu cODNiDced.-A public Temperance Meet
ina will be held the Lecture Room If the 90 hc Chnren
corner o. Even aud GTsnd.sts On MONDAY EEENiNol
Sept ~ 1882 a. y o'clock Several eminent speakers
coIfenied u address the meeting BY order OF -.
JOHN y WELLS, Pres pro 'en'
L. u u Gac Ian
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susrial Notirss.

~ Post-Unice. New YOrk-NOrlCE.-The Cal
ifoTIs Malls 5 ~ 5. ILLINOIS Will close az this
''''N WIN v BRADY, P. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20

DOARD-Can be- obtained Mt Nos. 81
ID and 81 East ia St. with Rooms suitable fr married
single persons The houses have the modern improve
ments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20

DOARD.-Good Rooms and Board at
ID No IS Futon-st. for transient, day and permanent
bosrden.
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CAST OFF CLOTHING.-Wautei to

DARTNER WANTED-Special or &C.
tvs-The advertise engaged, Ia the cry, N Ins
"a srutsctuTs sn5 sale OF STANDARD line OF coos S5u
shed ard pTCa'sble They eesir0os Of eni1ns lei
bu.iusa - - sce 20 eood sdsaASAse Any
bsyr capital Of from 10 eight ao1sand toATs
viii ind th GOOD opportunity to inves; eIher . nens q
s.ssi.,I Aedres SMITH SMITH, Trturs o1se.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20

BOARDING Rooms, single or Ia
ID uss with hotel private table, may had ct Uaion.
psTk Hoass, Nos. q and "a Iss, lifh-a and st
terms are nccsu.e-
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Qhonrss tor Business ttlen.
BOARD ano Rocms.

4 GENTLEMAN and WIFE and four
IN OF hive single Gentlemen be accommodated With
Sosrd ard psassGt Rooms a. No. II Vaef st, pear 81
Johns Park
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20

4 MEXICAN HOTEL, Panama, N. q.
"A This Botsi 10 By far the airy spaeoos soe
IA ,uslls sense " ms City Of Panama
John aOWLEs, RrOpnesea.
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A GREAT VARIETY of wsI-seIected
RECENT GRADUATE Of HAIR

4 REGENT GRADUATE OF HAIR
~ WARD, who will brng the best recommendations is.
.iuug 10 ob,Ah occupation Teacher Ia NswYork.
ipectuy oilers his ser1css % gentlemen wishing
private Instruction for their he permitted u rseI
% Rev Same Osgood No. 81 West lth-st Mr " fAsn
70 % y, -. heVo - " " arc Cs1g s 20
FELTON,, Csmtiidge Address GRADUATE, ssEs Q. Y. X
Palmer, Tribune Buildings NewYork
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-08

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, county o
~ Nevada, SIS. District court, 10th .judicia
district.
Jonathan L. Peters VS. Wendell Buck, Ro-
bert S. Sinclair, Thomas j. Pyatt Bergen
II. Low, Randolph Low, Rene Pardesus
and G w Rcemer.
The people of the state Of California to
Wendell Buck, Robert S Sinclair, Thomas
J Pyatt, Bergen IL Low, Randolph Low,
Rene Pardcsus, and G w Reemcr, greeting:
You are hereby notified that on the 29th
lay of December, d 1851, suit was COM
nenced against you by the plaintiff in said
court to recover the sum of seven hundred
thirteen dollars and thirty five cents, now
due and unpaid, You are therefore required
10 appear and answer the complaint of said
plaintiff within three months from this date
or said plaintiff will take judgment against
YOU by dcfault for said snm, with damages,
interest and costs, according to law.
Witness, Theodore Miller clerk Of the
district court for the 10th Judicial
SEAL district Nevada county, with the seal
affixed, this 29th day of November, a b 1851.
zo.3m+ THEo. MILLER.
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- = CASES NECTAR ToBAcco;
~sB 80 cases Saunders and choice of the
west tobacco;
$50 is casks and kegs Cognac brandy;
100 kegs cherry brandy;
p Il casks port wine; 5 0 kegs Malaga wine;
30 kegs Stoughton bitcrs; 20 kgs hr'y peaches
$50 cases claret wine; 80 cases Hook wine;
% cases absynthe POO cases champaign cider
% Nj La Norma cigars; Is NJ La Naconal do;
% NJ Upman' cigars; SO NJ Paraguay cigars;
80 dog axes; - doz helvcs;
For sale by WM. II. .COLEMANand co
S6-lm cor. California and Front SITS.
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-08
F. ARGENTI and Co.
BANKERS,

BANKERS,
Montgomery 81, bet. Clay and Commercial.
--Rcfer to and draw on
Brown, Bros d Co. New York,
Brown, Shipley and Co. Liverpool,
Samuel Nicholson and Co, New Orleans
Browns and Bowen Philadelphia,
James 4ddger and Co, Charleston,
Morrell and Dickey, Mobile,
T q Curtis ESQ, Boston,
Geo Il Cumming, Savannah.
Alex Brown and Son, Baltimore
Good clean Gold dust bought at Sl7, per or
and forwarded, covered by insurance, to the
limited States. 1b-3m