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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21
MURRAY HILL PROPERTY.-No

lVE Six Lots can be found Murray till more ehgoly
located those 70 be offered al auction BY COLE
Chiffon on TUESDAY next the I'D inst, at " o'clock
al the Merchants Exchange II previously disposed ot at
private sale The Lots tho south side Of bn-st be-
4th ads The ihav. is being srcned
over aud will be completed When finished it will
100 in IT, and in thoalty decidedly the handsomest
avenue on the island Within lew years these Lots must
BE- worth from s. O0o $1,000 each They be
sold to the highest bidder Also, at the time, eight
Lots 1ming the valuable front the west side Of
4h av between 4oh aud 4sss For maps and particulars
ipqure Of the Aucti, ueers, corner New aud Wall sts
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C,TATE OF CALIFORNIA SEVEN

~ PER CENT bOND5-The interest becoming Que on
the first day Of July. 1852 the per cent Coupon
Bonds Of the State California and which 10 made payable
In this city, will be paid and after that date presenta
don of proper coupons Office Dated eufork,
June O. 1852 WINsLOW LANIER l. CO.
No. 81 WalLst-
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CUPREME COURT-City and Cosnty Of New

- Yohe Gr-en~h SAVING. Bans syass Johs Johe.s sad
NJ. ~ Thomas NcCsuE~y fof ,shsi-Js
THOMAS McCAU0HEg % The .boFeasn-S ss~sasnsi sS
Yos hereby ssnmoped and fesaf-d .Dsw~ ne e"ysHt
- h SO a@S Ohcs Of the Ci<t o. tie Ca, asd
Cousfy s5s~- Yot the Cry Hal <d y, Ga The t~sL asg
"a NJ. "a .nS " 0r>, No.
a. o tbs ety ONES fert within dsys sts the
80 sreIasive ofssch s11 ayos al
80 go - enyaInf storesss5, ne pksss
80 b ths Coar relief demanded TIE osmplstDatsl
NJ IS WA l. hOkhis fisfntf' AuofssY,
IVA I..s~Ms ~ 81
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professional Notices.

A RE YOU DEAF. or troubled with
IA noises In. diehArEes trom the esr-lf syoas
guseks the OF syrinses ola kc and oonsnt DR. LII IE
SER Ne 81 Princea His success In making the DEAF
hear 10 unprecedented Short v,sk and imperfect sight 70
stored Can he consulted personally, BY mail ron
I'LL All lettsn must contain one dsls fss and b
prepaid
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&I OOO REWARD-Win be paid

W eVVO by fillmore CO, thcy cAnnse
prov. hy OF dsnerested pcsns that the colo
brsed Bohemian Hair Dye Is the best In the world y
warranted to instantly change gay red hair to eesatshn
permanent sossy black or hrosn Msnuhenred AAd soh
AZ the Perfumery Store, No. 81 Hudsons1
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SUPREME COURT-COUNTY OF KINGS.

- he Ua,sd States FIRE ihs1fancs coaesay szsas Johs
rsrs al Esu bs ~s szmasl sank Jr ofChsr<s
" N.si L.wsse- Po-sr., Joan hsrhs James d. Hsnss.
Ruhss stOry kahs- vs.sf hs.hsy y.ss yf !oss vas-
a.. I.a.s. Ugnrr Johz William d. SnstA, Wcossy
srln1 " Than Richard Lewis, H>an 0rs~s, John
SANTA svIysru. Peter tsss, rhon4s Lsssza
y,or o. Jehs John-on isrse woo1 wjhaD yssf1s. A>z
go, FonI. Ansr-v K,d snd Mic. o. kley-sgmnoas Ia
.snIR TOsDA HEsRY oEEKs sYLyAsUs ALskRTsos,
J0Hs GREEN hsrsty sunmsnst And required
80 ~. ss thi. se.on wkcb f< oGes a
or, a he CesB,y fkisss th- Guy Hall Gig ~ BsssA
IVA 90 he h March, s53 sns q yosf
sxs 70 conDs tie snbscbsf Of as so<s Ia 81
WsH a. II Csy ofsss fca within Aays " u
We you ssasvc Of the ey s<h ssrses
sss 6,oa M sad coss,lsnt snhs tire abtessA
,ssnf. tbs VII us Cesr ~ ns ssk>hs
nsa1sS Ss- rorh, March H. ls1.
nyl7 lsscxh n hboWeBs FhstaS Arefts1s
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fesal Notices.

LNORECLOSURE SALE.-Deiantl, having been
ii mad- IN condition Of Mors>s- ssecatsd ~ Jo
sEPH BOYD OF the Coanty and STATE OF Ne~ fcss ase
MARTHA WIFE, Morsasor jordan l. Mott, Nshol>s Nc
Calvin Condt Trustees OF the Second Aereaa bsnhe
Association dated November 49, 1850 ssd recoa.a IN
the Office OF REGISTER City and County Of New fofs N Liner
si Al Moss. pas. sos November 81 1890 WHEREBY NE pow"
su or procens been instituted 10 recover NE sees
secured the said part tereoi and Ihe
CLAIMED thereon the time OF the hrst puecsoh ~ hs
hundred sAd seventy dollars and sy nne
therefore pubic notice hereby sVen that ne msasse
premises pubic al the CITY Hail. "a The CV
of York, esh,h day Of June net' Twelve
oA al noon 10 satisfy due the said morsae 40
lie date hereof and Gusts allowed BY a~ ne
following description Of the morsssej premises a. sontsinsa
the All that lot, parcel o sahe
with building. erected and tn be erecte situate uns
and being in the XVIII Ward Of the City OF New fo' on The nenh
Ty side of 18th distinguished soertan map oi
place. the farm Of George Clinton. ESQ decreased -
subed between heirs and John jacob Astor Use nas
Brdses Poppeton City Surveyors ssd hed IN the once NE
Ress,.r of he CITY ard County Newyo By the number u
bounded aud containing howsi hesasine
point on noherb side OF 9Th ST. distant two handes ss
fourteen eetour eastery from the ouned ~ u: az
the norher side Of 18th a. with the eastefn ass %
the nohery parallel With SIN aDns me
eastery aide SAID BY the number 'o enc
three feet and hall nesi hecs essfy Va
ae with ih st. along Of lot Designated sd map ~ ne
,uber twenty eight inches thence soahefr psfaiss
With nearly de-snstes said rap a. me west,
.ry hundred and three e.t aud oss
ZACH To westerly along lh 81 tws,v our -
two inches 70 tie place Vi beginning March 80 iSa
JORDAN L. MOTIF
~ McGRAw, Trustees
CALVIN CoSDIT, }
BIssaD P.ssOss, Attorneys, Ne 10 waist, New Yoh.
my
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S00LAND WARRANTS WANTED

OOO-Of the FLORIDA and ItI1 Wtrs md 40 OF 10
Mexican War for which the highest e&sh price vii b. pad
also Illinois Patents Dr the Wa Of lsf BY o. g. shUs
YELDT, Ne. Easssa- C. 9 decrs fsm Wsll-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21
DR. JAMES T. STRATTON. Dentist,
II J has removed 20 No III sth-ev corner Of IAh-a

MRS. DRAKE, No. l96 West 18th ST.,
L Rear stnsv daughter and successor to the late Mrs
Mott the celebrated Physician be consulted all dis
ndeni TIE female frame exceot those arising rom
immortality Her remedies prepared entirely from the
products 81 the vegetable Kingdom and mi IN action
and very eficaeious effect trial will convince all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

Of County Yoh hereby al
hasins claims against JAMES LuNr late Of The City Of ss- fo,
deceased the With vouchers thereof the cab
srber O. VAN COTT his residence, No 80 eth the Csr
OF New fo before The 6ts dsy Of July aeItDsss New
Yo the ID day Of January lsDatsd New fOfa the N Gag 81
January 1854 q. VAN COrT, Administrator.
SARAH IUsT, Admin,susua.
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NTOTICE.-Will be sold at Auction, on

NOTICE.-Will be sold at Auction, on
the premises JuDe 81, at 10 o'clock AN ine two
story NELLlNG- House and Lot, 50 feet front and
rear Sq deep situated Wates in the suburbs Of
Pougbkee sic known River Side" formerly owned and
occupied by the late Capt u SHEARMAN IL 10 beau
tuliy situated on the banks the Hudson ger command
ing an extensive view Of the River north and suth also "
the Caisk Noun The house and sood
repair good privileged choice fus Of kinds
and within Ave minutes walk Of the Hu on River Railroad
Depot Also good Barn and lot 81 feel front and and
I25 feet deep corner Of Hoffman and Abanyss Apply
THOMPSON WEEKS, PoughkespLe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21
excursions.

EXCURSlONS.-The steamer Nimrod
can he chartered for excursions having been rsftted
r the purpose Apply the Westst Foundry corner Of
Reach and West ts j y COPVEE Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of JESSE T..
SMITH, Eco Surrogate Of County OF Kings notice
hereby law 10 all hayns claims ssaDss
JOHN DARLINGTON late Of the City Of Whsmsoursh de-
ceased required exhibit the with the vouchers
thereof the subscribers the once Of Joseph @ Palmer, No %
Chatham the City OF Newfork before the Let dag Of
December Bext-D Dated May a. iShl
MARY A. DARLISGr0S, lAd'nimslratns
mJl law6wM* GEORGE y. CLARKE, ami Administrator.
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cUPREME COURT.-County of Kings.--Bss-

- nerd Lsrzeers against Wism B. Larze>re-samSsas be
uonsy demand contfset-To WILLIAM LAngLEHBs
You hereby repaired the oofnpsntia
ACTON fled the dice u Cs Of County
King, the Cts Hail. GU u Brooklyn sHd ~ s-fs. coy
Court o. ya within twenty asr the u hs
700 exclusive 0 the day u such seresi snd m 70
Sfhn The time aforesaid The nainAh %
al aks Judgment asaIa f ihs .u Of I've Hosdfss
Ninety Dollars With ron e ht day ~ January,
hundred and cry besides the o. h scoa
Dated FEB 8, IsQ ID G. WISsLOW, PsAla's Attorney
The eonp Ged the oss sf the sad Csb.
on tie tenth day Of Apn, 1854 d. C. WissLOW Pr sAuy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21
THE EYE.-DR. ROBINSON, Ply

sycian and Surgeon, from London removed from Sar.
clay No. 59 Chsmhers where be may be consulted
from the hours Of TO daily. All Affections OF the Eye
resed upon the European principles the Of
which unparalleled in science Shorteishtedness cured
Letters to be prepaid Office No l59 Chambersst- z
near HUDSON River Railroad Depot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21
I'M PURSUANCE of an Order Of the surroKats

Of County OF New York NOTICES. hereby pss-oas
ha,ng claims against MARGARET wfNk0oP A,s Of the ciy Of
Yok deceased present the thereof
he sub-crbefs oaice OF SMITH WOODWARD, No ~
Wast Of New fork sese the second dag 81
August neHLDasd New l0k, the i7th day Of January ls
JEFFERSON WfNkOOP, ssscutoI
jg lawonM HARRIET DUNNIkG, Enscntns.
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CoaI.

COAL.-Best quality of Peach Orchard,
~ Lehgh Laeks~sns Coal Of all sises, nut, stove
esg delivered at the lowest prices Orders received 81 No
d. T NACFARLAs, Agent
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COURT. City and County Of New

SIFNEUE NOINI NILy HIIH tUuIILy % IFtW-
- Yonk WILLIAM ~ RADCLGFF, Plinu1 against PERRY
MISNEE-sumnOns a demand fCon soa
dsfeutants
required complaint acton, sh,eh
81 County o.
Yod the Guy Hall the Cy Of Nee fsss sn
POUR the sd eompist the s.bseaers e6ss.
10 Wsst, me City o. New days sfsr
the ~ s sfclnsys 81 The "a, q such
ssricj snd al the ~IsD the
a0feszd the pnh Vii Jads1snf Assihs
r he Of three kssdre5 doan <sd
with from t-sss day Of September, tsss
ssBi sht sandrea and ky setss the cost. o. us aetoa
Dslsd april a. 1854 TBERAssOk BRYAN,
a2slawa~a pl1auss Atfsrasys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21

CROCKERY, GLASS, &c.--Retail
~ stock 4, suctiOD.-By w. w. SHIRLEY, AuctOneer
TUESDAY June q at 10 o'clock Nc ls9 Sthav
Positive cash sale, rain shine A large assortment OF
white blue and Fancy Ware, China aud plain Glass
Lamp, Lanterns, 81, Aso Signs and fixtures
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21
JIENRY II. LEEDS, Auctioneer, No.

SO Chambers will sell THIS EVENING at his Sales
Room, at "a O'clock about lOe framed Oh Paintings pe-
SUBJECTS also, 300 framed Engrsvings line aud
tint also, 100 beautifully eooTed do. Sale without regard
to the weather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21
ArEW. YORK SuPREME COURT.-Trisl d

IN Nv 1ONh DIT NEWE NOUh - FWT U
IN be had the Cry and County Of ssv fors-Hsary O.
Flood Plaintiff, against Ivy ~ Blood. Deiscdr
for money demand contract (Con not ser 10 ibvhr
VI BLOOD You HEREBY summoned and required 10
this action, Which hisd the once 81 ss
CITY County Of Sew fort ca, Hsn s@sd
city copy the said ngsfst The
subssrber, their Oee. No. q Nassau said stbn
days after the service Of this ssesse of
Il sueh fa he sad compliant
thin the AFORESAID, the plasun this acton vii tabs tsds
OT the husifed and tssny dot
r. and twenty cents s5B from Nay L. 1851
March g. s5l and zoo from November 49, lst2.
bssdes the cots ofihi artoB.-Darc Sty ~, lsj9
EDGAR YOUNG RUTHyrs, Plaintiffs Ati0resys.
myai laN6wMs
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VXTELLS, FARGO & COMPANY'S

w CALIFORNIA EXPRESS.
JOINT STOCK COMPANY. CAPITAL tS",~o.
Office, No 10 Wal.st., New-fork.
DIRECTORS
Henry Wells, VIM u Fargo,
Johnston Livingston, James Mckay
Elijah p Williams Alpheus Reynolds
Edwin b. Morgan, Alex NJ Y. sm'tn.
Henry ID. Rice
EDWIN b. MORGAN, President
JAMES MCKAY, Secretary.
This Company having completed Its organization IS above
10 now ready TO undertake general Express rorwAdins
AGENCY and Commission business the purchase snd sale "
God-ou. Bullion Bills Of Exchange; the payment and
collection Noes Bills and Accounts; the forwarding OF
God-dus;, Bullion and spece-also Packages Parcels and
eights OF all descriptions In md between the City OF New
York and the City OF San Francisco, and the principal cities
towns in California connecting At NewYork with the
lines Of the American Express Company the Hamd-n EE
press Puen, Virgil Co.'S Northern snd Canada Express
and Livingston, Wells Co.'S European Express
They have established Offices and faithful Agens In ali
the principal cities and throughout the Eastern Mid
die and Western States and California energetic and hn
h Mess nge furnished with iron CHESTS for the security Of
and other valuable packages accompanying saoh
Express upon all their nes well In California " In the
Atlantic States.
SAMUEL P CARTER, for many years connected with
the American Express Company, and L. w. WASHBuhN,
late OF the Bank OF Syracuse have been appointed principal
Agents in California
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DEDUCTION IN PRICES.-LEBOU-


A. NJ. MERwIS Aucticneer.
DY BANGS BROTHER Il CO.
I'D Trade Sale Rooms No 10 Psrk.row.
AT PRIVATE SALE-AUDUBOS's BIRDS OF AMERICA
vss elephant folio containing As superb plates. sab
.cribers copy, in good order Css 81 900; will be sold
cheap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
U Cousy York notice hereby sysn 81 persons
HAVING claims ELIZABETH PiNksEY LATE OF CITY of
kswiOrs ed 70 with vonehe hsfsof
the subscnbsr h residence No l Fulton ~ the CU Of
Yot, bens the tenth day o. D.cenbsr bsrDatsd
New fort, the twenty ninth dag of My. l62
mai l.w.uN JAMES d. PHYFE, EfesatOs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21
Urn GOODS.
y ar. BOLDLY, No. Ga Catharine-st.,
r ACE GIMPS.--K SAAT

II BROTHERS, No IS Johnst. have Just received per
steamer Hermann. large assortment Of Lsce Gmps OF
very desirable colors and patterns
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-12-17

DEATH OF THE Counties OF LovELAcE.-This
lady-"sole da ughter" of the poet Lord Byron
whose name has been made familiar to her coun-
trymen through the impassioned language ad-
dressed to her by her father IN como of his finest
poems, expired on the 9th ultimo, after linger-
ing illness of more than twelve months duration,
at the town residence of her noble husband in
Great Cumberland Place. She was born in the
year 1916, and, like her illustrious parent, has
died before completing her thirty seventh year.
Writing to Mr.. Murray from Venice, February 2,
1918, Byron says 81 have a great love for little
Ada, and look forward to her as the pillar Of my
old age, should ever reach that desoate period,
1919, he again writes: 81 have not heard of my lit
tie Ada, the Electra of my Mycenm but there will
come day Of reckoning, even should not live to
see it." From Ravenna, 9Th October, 1920: "Il
you turn over the pages of the Huntingdon peer
age case, you will learn how common was the
name of Ada under the Plantagcncts. found it
in my own pedigree in the reigns of John and
acknowledge the receipt of a lock Of Ada's air,
which is soft and pretty, and nearly as dark as
mine was at twelve" ."...E+
On the 9Th July, 1896, the poets daughter was
united to Lord King, subsequently lin 1889 Gre.
ated Earl of Lovelace-a connexion by which the
lineage of John Locke was blended with that OF
Byron. Much of the interest which attaches to
the daughters of Milton and Shakespeare was felt
in the deceased lady wherever the English Ian
guage is spoken, and to large circle Of private
friends her death will be q source of sincere
row. Highly gifted, and endowed with large
share OF her fathers vivid temperament she de-
lighted in intellectual as well benevolent and
priced confidants having been for many years tina,
intelligent judge of female excellence, Mrs. JAIME.
son. TO that lady's pen should refer the pub
lie for q true appreciation OF her character.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-12-17
BALTIMORE Correspondence.
Re arrest Of WILLIAM Ga.It--AnotAr Bold ROBBIE
ry-Deah of IVm. Rs~t-S0 ntag-1he Trade
Convention, &c.

Re arrest Of Wlliam GasLt-AnOthr Bold ROBBIE
ry-Deah Of Wm Rent-Sonfag-1he Trade
Convention, &c.
BALTIMORE, December 1915 p. m
VIM. Gault, charged with the murder Of Charles
F. Rasch, who escaped from the Baltimore jail on
the morning Of the 7th of last month. was this
morning arrested by Captain Shut. having been
confined in the city by sickness. He was discov-
cred in house on Chew street, and was 30 weak
and exhausted to be scarcely able to stand. The
two murderers who escapedon last Sunday are still
at large. ..
There was another bold robbery committed in
this city last night on the person of VIM. Carroll,
son of Governor Carroll who knocked dow n
by some ruffians, about aalf-past five o'clock in
the evening, and robbed Of $500, whilst passing
in the vicinity Of the tobacco warehouse. Mr..
Carroll is very much injured, his head being
badly cut. .... ...... -.
James Kent, esq, resident of Anne Arundel
county, for several sessions a member Of tho
Legislature, died in this city on Tuesday evening
whilst visit to bis friends. It lie said he had
secured an insurance his life for some $40, 900.
The weather 10 bad, but the demand for tickets
TO Madame Sontag's concert tonight is great
to render a full house certainty.
Delegates to the Southern and Western Trade
Convention to meet here on Saturday are already
arriving, giving assurance that 1t will be one of
the most important assemblages ever convened in
this city.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-12-17
United States Patent Once,


I'm the petition OF Mathew McKeever, of Win
~ chester, Frederick county, Virginia, praying
for the extension of patent granted to him on the
fifteenth of March, 1889, for improvement in
the machine for threshing and cleaning grain, for
seven years from the expiration of saio patent,
which takes place on the fifteenth day of March,
1855:
II is ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Office on Monday, the 2Sth Of Februa-
nv, 1858, at II O'Clock m; and all persons are no
tilted to appear and show cause, ii any they have,
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension arc required to
file in the Patent Office their objections, specially
set forth in writing at least twenty days before the
day of hearing; all testimony filed by either party
to be used at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules OF the
office, which will be furnished on application.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in
the Republic, National Intelligencer, and Union,
Washington, d. C.; Richmond Republican. Rich.
mond Virginia; Spectator, staunton, Virginia;
Republican, Winchester, Virginia; American and
Patriot Baltimore, Maryland; Inquirer, Philadel-
pha, Pennsylvania; and Expreee, New York,
NJ Y once week for three successive weeks pre-
vious TO the 2Sth Of February, 1853
S. II. HODGES,
Commissioner of Patents.
S.-Editors of the above papers will please
COPY and send their bills to the Patent Office with
a paper containing this notice.
Dec l7-law3w
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-12-17
THE REPUBLIC.
signers thereto. The memorial suggests point
near the Observatory as the proper point for the
terminus Of the new bridge in Washington.


New DopoE.-As tive strangers in our city
were retiring from an inspection of the Patent
Office yesterday. they were accosted by WELL
dressed man, who informed them that he was en-
ployed by the Government 40 guide to exhibit
the different points of interest in the city to stran-
gers, and rendered them his services for that pur-
pose. The offer politely accepted, and he pro-
posed q visit to the Presidents House. Thither
they repaired; and, their arrival the guide sug-
gested stop at the stables. TO look at the horses
and equipages before entering the mansion. After
this examination was concluded, he led them
through the grounds towards the southern en-
trance, and accidentally came upon person en-
gagged in the interesting game of Mimbls-rig The
guide became Immediately interested in the mys-
FERROUS movements of the 'Huie joker >, and staked
his money freely upon it's whereabouts, and Of
course with nvariabla success. He then became
exceedingly anxious for his companions to JON in
the game but they ''smelt rat" and excused
themselves from further troubling their guide
with his disinterested services.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-12-17
Ne,p pork advertisements.
VALLEY GOLD MINING COM

TRAss VALLEY GOLD MINING COM
" PANY-J. WINCHESTER President Capt.
tai $3.50. 900. Shares, $500; hsif-sbares, SlO0.
The rich Quartz clainis owned by the Company
exceed 400 In number, covering a surface OF iUo
acres in the richest and most desirable part OF
Grass Valley. The Machinery, which Ia the most
approved and powerful of any yet manufactured,
is calculated to pulverize one hundred tons perdsy
The principal part OF the machinery Is on tue
ground. and the remainder daily expected. The
whole of the property ia paid for and the Company
free from debt This 10 no speculative affair A
few shares Of the stock for sale at par Pamphlets
be Obtained at the Office; if by mail, enclose two
three cent stamps.
Address, postpaid, with remittance for stoek'
lin drafts on New York: or current funds,) 10
n. J. RICHARDS, Secretary,
No. I07 Fulton street, ~ Y.
Where specimens OF the d-beaTing Quartz may
be seen from 10 to O'Clock.
Dec l3-lm
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-12-17
A G A II ID .

n u n H
Important to Men Of Fashion.
GEORGE Il. GREEN,
Proprietor Of GREEN'S Fashionable Shirt-.Nak-
ing Establishment,
No. 1 Aston House, New York,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the gentlemen of
II Washington, Georgetown, and their vicinity,
that he will be in Washington on business from the
10Th until the 25th of December. During that time
he will be happy to take orders of gentleden de-
srous of procuring sets of shirts made to measure
from the first store Of it's class in the United States
G. L. Green's system Of measurement, invented
by himself, secures perfect fit in all cases with
mathematical precision; and punctuality in the
execution of orders is positively guaranteed.
The subscriber will put up at the National Hotel.
and will receive orders there. inform the public
where he may be found, for the purpose of taking
their measure, &c. ~
GEORGE T. GREEN,
No. Aston House, New York.
nac 1n-ltOleSf
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-12-17
DIED,

On Tuesday morning, the l4th instant. Of drop
sy in the chest, JOHN V. GIBBS, in the 74th year
Of his age, formerly a resident of Prince Georges
county, Maryland. 49,
At the residence of her hin law, d. G. REED,
Mrs. MARY LANSDALE, aged IS years.
In this city, on the 9th instant, MARY, eldest
daughter Of THOMAS syNorr, of 46 Harding street,
Liverpool, in the 18th year of her age.
In this city, on the I4th instant, Mrs. MARTHA
ID. DICKINSON, in the 25th year Of her age.
On the 18th instant, Mrs. LYDIA EVERETT,
mother of DR.. EvsRETr.
At Baltimore, on the 18th instant, after ehort
illnees, SUSAN ANN BARRETT, in the 3Sth
year Of her age, wife OF THOMAS J. BARRETT, a
resident of Washington city.