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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-21
SONNET.
DEPRESSED to Doctor Hunter on being saved from death

A DDREssED to Doctor Hunter being saved from death
T' ban tdi hse b f%s'sI n sT by s
un i0@ Seemed I eo%5 no saS Ss endas
as s afI n nsd Always S %s b s%;
And oft i is we bitter rue the day.
- In yielding when temptation stands so bold
Th S;a now who feel the anguish and despair
Mark out ihh the sinful youth" ad1 wSo, s'aans there
Tsn to RT Red b b yT sSes e Ssas %
And saves the afflicted one from further grief
Sold the Huntsran DisPenssry Division Albany
Ease article sold IN the drug SS stores IN that city G "
Price 81 per bottle which is warranted. au2l it*m
M continues to be consulted his Office Difficult and pro-
o @ Zoo hss "%o
treatment streures are removed by an easy method HIS
to few branches OF the profession have given him great
few Ply eias my who has received regular proie
sona edueoton His charges are made to suit times and
adapted 60 the Of one species of disease at 81.
His improved Truss may be had as above, au2l it.r
A GIL ITALANI7Gp Ialian d quaunque, condizione,
or @ n aa oo nas $
T a fse sfaJi Malta
nG n" s orS s. EurCps Hya
rente Ag9o mel saone Palmo chambers al d oPa
dsl Gse per sen dsSsutere approyae gettae 9I
Lie loo nome nszion9 Ia oro in 9neso pese
pazon cui troyano addett ed ryestir d guea
considerations pubbca pryaa d cui godono eli sraner d
ogni altra nazione domiciat nell Unone Americana.
Nuoya York 10 Agosto 1913. ALI 6ted
THOUSANDS THERE ARE WHO WITH THEIR
L lips praise the letter of the TRUTH but where those who
love the spirit OF pththey in priescf there
pries,eralt seca5an bondage the spirit Of uhhee
feet liberty III Christ Jesus whose spirit the spirit of truth
There perfect freedom from sin in the spirit of TRUTH there
perfect love the spirit truth which the and
power of death there ism scm anarchy discord
division in the spirit of truth there Baby Ion pope
sectaan priest in the spirit OF truth there synagogue
building n NOR h hns priest hs The spirit Of truth H ne
truth will separate the sheep from the goats the spirit Of truth
will raise them that free from sin glory and sink them
that in sin TO hell and all that free from sin free
declare IN honor Christ wherever they where those
who love the spirit of truth let be known this is the of
jubilee to them who walk in the spirit of truth they will rise
in holy fire and through the blood of the lamb shout victory
over the false prophet, the beast aud the liar
mi neoli
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CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
PHILLIPS, Merchant Tailor, (ate Of Astor House,
o. Broadway impressed with the necessity Of meeting the
exgency Of h times by the reduction OF his prices, and ind
ing impossible do while subject the
lays Broadway location necessarily ncurs has determined
the only effect ths-whout dsraragemen to the qua
lity of his garments he has therefore, removed his establish
ment to l96 NASSAU STREET corner of Beekman where
gentlemen be supplied deduction of per
from his former low prices.
The following is submitted merely as specimen of the
foregoing assertion -
Extra do of the finest quality, 10 to "a
Chalie Vests, S273
s. r. begs leave conclusion observe the above articles
may be relied all respects to be Of the genuine de-
scpon aud lower than other house furnishing the
quality of articles. jyl lmr
CENT ENIEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE--C;ente
VI men or families desrous Of converting their lett OF wear
ing apparel cash. obtain for the the cash
To families and gentlemen quitting the city changing
dence having any supeuous effects 70 dispose Of will find
much TO their advantage send for the subscriber who will
attend them a their residence by appointment, -
II. LEVITT,
No. 6 John II, New York
line through the post Office, otherwise will receive
prompt attention.
Clothing cleaned altered and repaired aui7 imr
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$50 rs TSSrsdss afternoon H
S%'ns winch the above reward will be paid Or IN
NJ b. ssss R saS 3 sG@y s' :. R.
six table spoons NAKED NJ VI nine dessert Spoons; nine
!ss sqG; hts@y silver % tea aaa
ne9yy isT NAa FVns; ca marked s H butter
Tn solid M and mustard Spoons marked sS
and 1 sV ae MAKE So
gae Se f and gold sad cea e iss
Of sS%e Also black dress Coat nearly new sGs skirts
plain black Paniaiooas black ribbed do
f d ra ABOVE w % aRs By S
years age, calling herself Caroline Louisa Holmes who
FayPbroEer aud Others Teagssd offer
@s either 81 Sfss s SALE give notice
T AIDES, NATIONAL MAGAZINE FOR SEPTEM.
II Der, Office No. z Astor House
The Minstrel splendid engraving steel by A. L. Dick
Lscs and Embossed Roses designed and engraved by
Fashions for scptemberthe latest Paris Fashions colocd
CoNrRlpyroRs NUMBER
A1 H. t MEsessn E N%ily sf + ss %iih
Jerome f. Maybe, Mrs: G. K. PownelI,
S Shs Nsl; F E sSsas., y. gsa RSss
y sending IN their Orders can s9 hsve all the Pha
h NHsa % shipped %a sav'Hff RH t 1 5aas
DELPHIA MAGAZINEs No. Q Astor House.
GRAHAM & CHRISTY have inst opened their and
" splendid Emporium of Cheap Literature Fashion and the
Arts They respectfully solicit the favor of call from their
friends and the New York public in general.
Just received all the and popular publications of the
day. Also Godeys Ladys Book and Grahams Magazine,
and Ladys National Magazneunrivaed in elegance refine
ment, aud liberal embellishments.
GRAHAM & CHRISTY,
Exclusive Agents No. 9 Asor House.
N b. All orders from and others attended
to with immediate deapatch, publishers prices. Address
au21 lt*m GRAHAM & CHRISTY.
F FAX ASP hsyIEbR H9WPS hA6 sst
fully informs his friends and the public that he has fitted the
above place Pie Bakery upon the old principle
and trusts that his well known reputation Pie Baker will
call from all those wishing to enjoy this luxury.
Families supplied with Oyster aud Meat Pies of de-
scription. au9 3terc
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NIBLO's GARDEN.


Director. 800 Mr. JOHN Soften.
MONDAY, August a. lsi3
The astonishing RAVEL FAMILY will appear
Second Night Of the Bedouin Arabs.
I me- S&yfnsh Dance r Z,paeado d. Cadit bY Gabriel IA
Overture to lie Pre- aux Clercs Herold.
After which new 11d varied performances the
tight ROPE
BY the RSel Family.
To be succeeded BY ID time Y New York and original
Gabriel Rayel and Madame Leon Jaye.
To be followed by the extraordinary novel entertainment.
BEDoUiN ARABS.
Overture BY the Grand Orchestra
After which, roth time the Pantomns OF
M-ZULME;
THE NIGHT OWL.
M En GABRIEL K Rre seoa 0'''' Antoine
Bahamam Mon, Dagvergne Fr9unco joseph R .,'.l
Julie. Mrs W Hgnt
Musical Director, y HIM
" strict Police will be in attendance, and great caro- to-
C- Tickets Fifty Cents May be had at the Garden during
NJ- A limited number of Season Tickets will be dis
No posponemeqt this establishment account Of the
protected aud the saloon which ventilated from tbs
top and sides can he ore1sd at moment's notice
NIBLOS GARDEN
JOHN Sections BENEFIT.
WhpNssffDaaE A2b III The e BBss'HsaGo 5
Grand display Of Fireworks Dancing Singing Instrumental
''' TO conclude with he g comic Drama Of the
Or, JENNY 992THWRIhTS5llhiAkkkfflNEEE ENGLAND
au2O st.ec
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Arrived.

SUN RISES 80 3 IL MOON l2 IS
SUN sErs''' 6 f8 HIGH WATER 4 SIS
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GRAND EXCURSION TO SOUTH AMBOY
AND AROUND STATEN ISLAND.
Tht the sSass SsES
-, esday, the 23d August, On leaving New
or the boat will proceed down the bay through the Nauow
giving fine view OF the Forts Sandy Hook the Highlands of
Neversnk and the Atlantic Ocean, passing over its gentle
South Amboy where will be allowed
hour bhe Bath houses have been erected the beach for
the accommodation of ladies and gentlemen aud The water
dcepens gradually with fine sandy bottom. Returning
the boat will pass through Staten land Sound aud the kln
Hour of sarting-Leaves Catharne wharf 5 p NJ;
Canal wharf 5a M and pier No. North River
NJ An excellent Band of Music engaged for the
sion Refreshments provided on board the boat.
Fare for the excursion 80 cents
Every effort will be made render this agreeable
c. FORBES.
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REMOVAL TO NEW YORK.

THE LOSS of Feet and Legs no hndrance TO the act Of
l. walkng-JOHN +. THOMAS Cork Leg Maker, &c
respectfully informs the public that he has removed from Phi
ladelphia No. 72 OF Pike 81, New York
City where he coutnuesto manuiacture Artificial Limbs
plan the and least complicated having through
necessity invented made and worn artificial leg for forty
years and been manufacturer for thyfye years feels CONN
dent giving satisfaction all who call him for Legs.
Hands. Arms. the common wooden Leg
40 ttnsm
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~ ILLINOIS ILLINOIS ILLINOIS ANY
person having for sale very low price from 30 $50
acres of first r,,e land, dry and pndulaing IN vermon
plying AMES SHAW i2l Fulton n Y. by let
paid stating the lowest price the exact oca-
ton the peculiar quality aud the quantity OF the land; IL
proved stating the PARTICULARS Of such improvements aud the
which the land supplied with for farming
And also stating the cheapest aud most direct route
from New York city 10 the lands described.
N b. State the quantity and quality of the fencing the
land. j22 I'm .rc
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DALE az MAXWELL.

No CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK,
SOLE Agents in the United States for the French Report
~ of Fashion, translated into English, with Pattern Sheets
Costumes Sc for talo dress makers and mil ners received
from Paris the arrival Of every Packet Those who wish
the only original French Fashion to America the
English language, can have them by calling above,
v.ar issued monthly Lee Foet or ladies fashion, Ten
Dol year. issued weekly with eighty four fine coloed
steel engrayng each month"; Jy2o lm'r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-21

FOREIGN WINES AND LIQUORS,
No. 33ls Ann street, New York..
HE advertiser has for sale the following choice ipora
tons of the very best quality, wiz
Old French Brandy il cssk and bottle
- Hamburger " g Imported in l800).
90 Madeira Wine in pipes and bottle
g Sherry, Muscat, Bordeaux Marseilles
g Cataloni, Port, sc.
lnvads and others will find pure liquors unadultefated
aboye-No. 331s Ann ST. al9 INN
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DM C. COATES avails himself of the pleasure Of inform
Il ing the Ladies and Gentlemen Of New York and its vic
mites that he continues Paint Lkeneses the shortest
tce both Portraits and Miniatures Those who will favor him
with patronage invited call and his
of the his residence 1857 Broadway between White and
Walker streets.
tlemen.
Ladies in classes Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
Also Landscapes painted order from the smallest 10 the
largest Those who wish make their profession,
be perfected in all the above branches by applying above
Dagueoype Licensees correctly copied in water coors in "a
hours. sul6 lmsec
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AMERICAN MI TUM, GAh DEN AND PER-


AMERICAN MI -UM GARDEN AND PER-
PETUAL FATV.
GREATEST NOVELTIES IN NEW YORK
7.asf iifii' IL
the s' ~ a1s INVENTION iays"S" &c. the admission which
ss k ASs Fl: S @e ess: lib:
OIL A"''''ns IS PERFORMED, BY A poo!
. Aa% p sR a ch%h
Cards printed on the lowest ever heard oenxassd fOr
Miss NJ E. ADAIR the charming vocalist from the fashion
La Petite CELESTE, the admired dansue'eIust returned
months He viii sing several and original Comic Songs.
q sdkf2T WEsTERN the Ethiopian Orator. and imitator
,a;s sa 81 cS bGS % S ss%s as a eds IL
"a GF SAf ETHIOPIAN CONCERT with all the and
NG s sen "S ] the
nets ambcne and other instruments of music used on the
MAsTERF. 'DiAMoND, the creates, Extravaganza and
The City Brass Band Of ten musicians. is engaged.
sSe e Leci%% ROOM oa has
Ee SG% Ai is% 3aS
y fsS ssa sS%sa the
Admission e the Museum Garden Fair and 1
PEALE's NEW YORK MUSEUM,
AND GALLERY OF PAINTINGS.
2BroG ,,1,,y; onposre me Park)
shmne"t will open ond v August ast with peculiar
hs si s % s %s'
wTh Sf ONLY TEN 42hs G o and of tn.
4o5 r TsSni D q
affidavit 2her age made before justice Of the peace can
The following performers also engaged; NJ WALTER.
rvaIIed BANJO player and Ethiopian dancer, Mr. BROW
WEIR, the celebrated comic singer Miss +. ADAlR the
Performance Saturday afternoon o'clock aud evening
to t the Whole only oSE sfING
THE GRATIS EXHIBITION of the Fine Arts in New
York IS at ZIG Nassau street for not Only the walls q that
Wings but thousands in Portfolios be and purchased at
one quarter their usual price Old Books Prints Paintings.
and o"''0'F' purchased ATrss "s"qT.66 SowoRTH
au2l at'r ZIG Nassau street
DIsBRoW VS. J RIR[NG SCHOOL.
III the reception Of pupils, daily Sundays excepted
For Gentlemen from TO . A. NJ and TO TP. NJ.
Highly trained and quiet horses for the road or parade 70 let
For terms and particulars apply as above ans 3m'r
STOPPANrS BATH, No. 9o8 Broadway corner Of Walk
> street respectfully his thanks friends and
houored years and also while proprietor Of the
Arcade Bath and during the enterprise Of the ST. George Hotel
the express purpose Of bathing establishment with all the
latest improvements and comforts nothing his will be
sive patronage liberal public lie hatt. himself that his
endeayors please will continuance OF reaer
mum "'' ','"'' anu ''' CHARLES @. sToPPANI.
Ladies' Baths--entrance in Walker ST.
Price for Bath, p cents. all 2w ism
SHOWER BATHs--Porable Shower Baths 80 cents piece
}, for sale by the manufacturer ". ,WEoI
Shower Baths every description for sale by the manufao
turer, w. West, 1903 Hudson ST. als lmis.ec
fs!LAt,EL.HIa DaUUtkkEUIifE
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AIRS BOOTS AND LASTS MADE TO ORDER by
f. SJISER
Broadway, Basement,) one door from Court
landt street.

BSot%sahRsr and maker Of Lasts lasts an an
friends and all the Of genilemany chaussure
that make in New ork with the best French
terias all that perfectly Paris BY his the
celebrated bootmaker Cerce whose customers
this side Of the Atlantic respectfully invited 70 sU
SERS boots and lasts before they despair being chausse IN
New York, after the incest latest Paris Fashion.
Also the genuine Paris Jet Black Vamish sold.
;,,oQt
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NEW YORK @ & BOSTON

IRA FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO
t:H PERTY-A small Farm of about sixteen IN the
highest of cultivation situated but hye miles from
the Hoboken Ferry, leading the of New iork This
Property has excellent ga story dwelling house 81 BY
2 built the approved style of the State with outbuld
ings and all other make suitable for trades
mans residence wishing TO retire from the hustle OF the city
and able, within hours drive visit his
house stages the house night aud morning. IL is
also suitable the market gardner or small i'mer the
what situation roadside which 1t has been known
the ST. Johns Hail. being situated between loboken and
Hacensack embracing the whole Of that great traffic that
those of both those New ok and
New Jersey. The said arm will be sold cheap the present
proprietor having business in England;
NBThere about six acres Of ust rate potatoes; also
of buck wheat; quantity OF young fruit NC
all in ourshng condition. Application to be made to Mr.
VIM McDONNELL, Auctioneer, III Chatham stieet, Few
York.
more convenient portion of the purchase money
main on bond and mortgage aus I'm "ec
IRA MONTGOMERY HALL, MONTGOMERY,
80 ALA-The proprietors of this establishment so fayo-
.LN raby known the travelling public the great tho
roughare between Charleston and Mobile determined TO
maintain the high reputation for comfort and beay Of
angement which has long, and they trust not unde-
eryedIy enjoyed The buildings, which very spacious
bed both double and single have been reumshed
with beds and bedding Also with article
for comfort and convenience. The parlo both PUBLIC and
private large, AIRY and elegantly furnished These iac
with choice old wines table supplied with every luxury that
the market afford and the firm determination Of
the propreors omit nothing that will tend TO the satsiac
ton Of their guests will they trust then the iayoabe
attention of the travelling public An omnious Will a all
times be in readiness convey passengers from the Railroad
and Steamboats, to the house, free of charge
Montgomery, June !, 1913. W. TlLLEf &CO.
aul9 6mr
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tS!LA pEL'Hla DAUUtk kEOI lfE
ARLlSH VENT

n
EXCHANGE BUILDING. ROOMS 25&T.
THE Subscribers having procured the Agency for the sale 81
i VOIGTANDER'S DAGUERREOTfP Pc APPARA
TUS constructed according Professor pevas calculation.
hand of these Apparatus and
well of their art wishing TO good
paratus will find their advantage TO nstrsmenis
Of this construction They also have lately imported large
quantity Of German and french plates and all the chemicals
used their art which they every respect, they
made their order Polishing substances and morocco
and all materials sold the most
able terms The following gentlemen have agreed
their agents viz
+. White, ESQ.,, us Broadway ~ w
r. IIass ESD Washington ID. T..
DIR. A. C,spari, Richmond, Va.
F. Laurens, Esq, Savannah Ga.
William West, Esq Cincinnati, OHIO
All (post pad and ORDERS accompanied
with remances, will be prompy a!,er 20 and should be
directed w. * \. IANGENHEIM,
je 3m.r Exchange Building, Phils.
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BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
JOHN READY respectfully informs his friends
nd public that he has commenced business ~ Che above
me- No 90 Nassau street. where he will thankfully receive
nd faithfully execute all orders he may be favored with the
,ost reasonable terms for cash Jv22r
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CHOWER BATHS-Porable Shower Baths 30 cents piece
- for sale by the manufacturer w WEST.
100 Hudson street.
Shower Baths every description for sale by the manufac
turer w West. Hudson II al9 imisse
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PATENT ELASTIC
II nITI N l. - RR A q

PATENT ELASTIC
SHOU LDER BRA ACE.
rI,UE SUBSCRIBERS sofer with full confidence in its
i utility and usefulness the above named article This
article intended brace the shoulders support the back and
expand the chest giving graceful outline to the figure, and
will be found indispensable persons of sedcntary habits
Parents and guardians particularly requested examine this
brace will be found TO every requisite quality for
which it is recommended namelyto brace the sh udes of
children who have acquired the habit OF STOPPING
and retain form upright position They be worn
with perfect being formed with elastic back and
be found Of impedmeut the free Of the The
subscribers also offer their celebrated Elastic Spring Russia
Riding Belt. The above articles under
Immediate nspector of Mr. Parse who has been engaged
the business the last aud be depended
superior any article er offered Tor the purpose
Sold wholesale and retail at the old establishment of
PARSELLS X AGATE,
2B Broadway, corner of Park Place.
". Blades will be supplied and fitted by calling the
residence of MADAME PARSELLS, iO2 Greenwich street,
between Hubert and Laght street. aul8 lm'ec
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

NEWPORT, Aug. 10. I8i3. I
Arr 18th Lady Clinton Camner, New Bedford for Phladel
phia A b Edwards, Somers Dghon for do; Model Ireland
Providence for DO; Henry Chase Hjgbse Fa River New
dence for do; Albany Gibbs do for Albany; Meridian Lewis
Fall River for NYork Essex Duee, NYork fer Fall Riyer
yacht Hornet Sid Lois Philadelphia; Aron NYork. Re-
turned, Jane Henderson.
Am 10TH Jane Yates Fuller from Somerset and Francis
Decker Smith, Fall River, both for Philadelphia; john Bur-
rough Providence for Albany Yantc Bennett New York for
Fall River.
Passed up NJ Henry luke Watson from NYork, of and
for Warren.
Sid Model A Edwards Lady Clinton, Jane Henderson,
and Atlantic Philadelphia; Dan Webster, aud Henry Chase
NYork Hardscrbble aud Meridian do; John Dennis Ron
dom: ALBANY, and Fame. ALBANY.
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NOTICE.

In pursuance Of be provisions of the act Of Con-
gress approved 81 March, 1888, entitled An art no
establish a town at ST Marks, FLORIDA the Reg...er
and Receiver of the Land Office at Tallahasscc ~ /
be required, prior TO the day Of -ale TO ascertain DE
value Of any improvements which may ha,e. t,en
made" on the lots designated ia This proclamation n.
specyey, "and the purchaser at public sale Of aHy
lot upon which there such improvements, o h.r
than The owner thereof shall 10 addition 10 ,he sum
to be paid to the United Slates le atd hereby is TO-.
quIIed TO pay to the owner of 4he improvement, ,hr
va.ue OF hem thus asceitaned and if pay men,
therefor shall not be- made upon the day On which fho
was purchased the lot shah be again Offered 1l
public sale the next Juy of sale, and -uch vcra4
shall not be capable If becoming the purCha-or uf
any other lot offered IT hat public sale Il or5ha
That If any 'ot offered and lid OH on the LIST '
Of the public sale shall not be thus puid FIR, hr suur
may tc entered at private sale upon paying 10 De
United States the sun at whci II bid OF, onj 10
the o~nG Of the improvement the previously as g..
tanned value thereof"
BY ihe act of Congress aforesaid the mimi
pIice If each lot is fixed at twenty-five dollars
rho. IA. BLAKE,
Commissioner cfHe General Lana OGl
June li--t2Id Oct
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thirty seven, ioriy-one, ony-hve forty nine, fdy-
three ily-ssven sixty one, si1ty- ave. SKtybue 81
senty, seyeniy-seyen eighty ninety FIVE eighty
nine ninety three ninety one hundred and one
zoe HUNDRED and FIVE one hundred and mae, one
hundred and thirteen, hundred and seventeen
ne hundred and twenty one, and one hundred and
twenty FIVE as Tepr ensd uion he plan of the ,ali
iow n, prepared by the Surveyor General Of The Ter
ntoIy OF Florida.
The sale will be kept open tor two weeks (uDss.
the lots disposed % and no longer aud nu
private enuy of any lot, so offered, will he admitted
until after the expiration of the two weeks.
Given under niy hand al The Guy Of WashiGrtln
this eighth day Of June, Ammo Donlni 1913
JOHN TYLER
BY the Pfe.idelt:
Tho. Ii. BLAME,
Commissioner Of The General Land OHre