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70 The Annual Election for Directors of the How
ard Insurance Company VIII be held the Office of said
Company No. 66 WHtsL Monday Isl December, l8i5,
commencing al IL enG closing at : p. NJ
NIL lldec LEWIS PHILLIPS, Sec'y.
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To- Commissioner of Decds.-Wm II. GrisvSold,
Commissioner vi Deeds, be found from A NJ 10 T.
n. at No. 1 City Hall, IN he PARK o29 IN
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!6oaroins anb 5pts!s.

BOARD on Brooklyn Hights-Two gentlemen Will
d meet W h handsome accommodations at No. Willow
St Brooklyn within minutes walk OF Fulton Ferry
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HoT AIR FURNACE
Owes STOVES, STOVES

E51HE SUBSCRIBER would inform his friends and the
public generally that he has on hand two different pat
terms of alright Cooking Stoves viz Doctor B. Douglas,
and j. Lewis Co.'s Patent manufactured by T. Cute
Sons Schenectady. The castings heavy and durable ana
the Stoves warranted give satisfaction In a cases Iho-e
ia OF Cooking Stoves would do well 10 eau ana
Inc befoe purchasing elsewhere For sale Wholesale and
rel .il at the Ons,el Factory, 2lo Waters! A. y
nll lmeod' J'>b C.r. r.E<.ND.
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ry Institute for the Cure of Badness ant

re- Read the Poeca Advertisement the inside, head
ed NO charge until the hair restored. nil iwos'
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mo THESE WHO VALUE their lives more thau
1 . cenis.-How many there are row SUFFERING WIN
Colds aud Coughs the trsi foundation OF Co5uTptio o
thew look BACK Will .ad that it originated from tet Fee
TO scn and all others that posed 20 wet weather snu
muddy streets would recommend them TO Try ooA "
T6ompsons Premium Water Proof Competition we!ch WI
positively make your boots and shoes waterproof, anu
equally good Tor hose carIiage-tops, harness &c
Aud 10 those thai Ike as every gentleman doesl e!esn
and brilliant polished boot we would feconne ''' :"
,ry 4 box of Tt0myson's Premium Biacttng 80, Iah
GsSTs-C C. rasson 64 Soulh-st L Dayits, liz John
b. r. 1,, y; Hs''e' DEPOT 1854 souTH-sT. N y
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AGENTS. For THE

u Chemical Balsain, or Hair inviEOratOr-
remedy for All diseases Incidental Hair, and its
restorative all where baldness is beyond the
reach of Hrt. Prepared solely by
-4cents.-o. Fish Co. Washington, D. c.; Aver Phe
Ism Is Brosd-s Columbus, Ga. Tu.t!e OF Tenth
and Chestnut Philadelphia ii. RE-, OF Court
and Howard SIS Boston B. Lockrow 4 BesversL
Albany C. 5. Brewer No les Fuiton.s Brooklyn: NJ.
Fletcher Marebon Ulster CO. ~ Y 5 TOusey, SYRACUSE
n. y Jchn 5. Watson Charleston Hotel 5. c. ne limos
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Books.
va111ARr.E NEW WORKS.


EJENRY NJ UNDERDOSK. 4 co. nave IN press and
vii issue about the Gi! oi November, the irSt No. ol
The complete works of BISHOP HORN, with sketch of
his life by Rev VIM Jones. OF Eayiand This most :au-
able Theological wora the n,ca;on OF the publishers,
10 get NJ in superior style upon good paper and win new
type The numbers viii be issued semimonthly, ut %
cents each roya 3vo Persons out Of the City wishing 10
subscribe by sending their names will have the Nos resu
larry sent 10 them as they appear
H. NJ. o. Co. will also issue on the 2;h nst the follow
ing valuable series eli works, viz:
Price 90 els.
II. Sumner on Apostolic Preaching. Scots
III. Jewels Apology So! CTS
". Wakes Apostolic Fathers. g.: cl-
v Gib-on Letters aud Horn ON lnhdelly. 81 Cts.
VI. SherUch's Discourses. 80 CTS.
VII. Sumner on Matthew and Marx. 20 Cts
VIII aud X. Works Epscopacy. 81.
X Jebb's Kempis. 81 cts.
NJ. Isaac WuitOns Lives. 81 cts
MI. Rurnrtts Live. 30 cts
The b0uad uniformly, III inusl!n WIN gu oac"s
and Average $50 PIP. cuch, l-iGo.
la Il days they Will issue
Priv... D.vniiuns for the Young, lonio so cts -
Dr. Shcrwoods Seruun preached at the opening of the NJ
Convention.
Hist y ofthe Episcops Churches No: 1.
HENRY NJ. ONDERDONK \ co.
-, qtis, nS .l,nspod . iOlr-st.
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NrEWELI;S PHOENIX PRESS AND FOUNDRY, tTr
buHe Buildings, Nassau-sL opposite Tue fhtEl-iho
FIRE Al No II Spruces has now taken The fourth story OF me
rmn. Buildings and again ready TO receive al oIoels
S,ar,o,ypinp which will be executed Win neaness ana oes
patch vi The prices His type and PRESSES s Ians o a.
L. ~ mt will be executed In inc best manner
For illustrated work W. n confidently refers 10 pTcn
ers OF mi. city VINO have already connoeo 'ons a'
nnblicatIons 10 his care and experience
~ Publishers and others are requested 70 CHI nDa J1
amin. the establishment and udge oil me iaei
lies for doing their work. N We" L -, p,r
o23 i'm Tdsune Buildings Nassau.st opposite lhe fsrN.
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~ J. u. Wheeler, Attorney and Counselor
Law ant Ccnntsioaer OF Deeds sc. i.l attend Ia ,h-
R,siing ool Of Fs;aa,mG2 Sa ~ rcaE: o. iha dzS
sa3 ..s1Irg. iIl@ 71G
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rrew u1T1LED BUCKWHEAT.

NEW HULLED BUCKWHEAT.
6tRAiAM FLOUR and Dat Meal in boz nan as 9U ts
prt ana eighth bills; also in bags OF ~ nnd - oe'
n.n cr.;nv packed and very neatly MARKED sna va.
aa o. the very best quality for sale ~ ots 70 SUI srs
GERS Io'i' ou Jul - ,n, nj! ,i,eniion J. G. FROST,
, VII mt wa p'r ga Front ST corner Peck-shp
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cARY'S DANTE. illustrated with twelve Engravlnss
London Snd Edition. D. Appleton * Co 200 Broad
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SCHOOL BOOKS,

rsrHE subscribers Keep constantly hand complete es
sormel School Books for sale al ns ss,s ss
Pencil, Ing and stands Lead Pencils, Siee! fens n
ding Paper aud every description OF School o'aoheS u
o N'' JANSEN L BELL. l5s Nassau-sL
-- 49, Nm 80, 80, Alrnansra ~
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NEW PATENT


"A o2i I'm WM WEST. 1876 liuason-st
,ST0VES Brass ana Iron Railing lclne subscr',e t
= woud inform their friends and the public general that
they have commenced manufacturing Stoves al ler oc es
bishel store no. 253t Waerst where VIII ne lound
,rert variety consisting in part OF the following:
The Economist and Knickerbocker Cooking Stoves iof
coal or wood The patterns Tor those Stoves being new,
will be found 1T much closer Than the ordinary SoVe aho
they are ygarr.aed 10 bake well III,
be found 20 combine advantages than any oher ye
constructed having the FIRE chamber elevated, enabling me
oven 10 extend the whole size of the bottom OF ir stove
and warranted TO bake well. Persons about to purchase
oud DO vel % examine This Stove Us there is such Var
ot of sizes thn Tie price need be 60 rdrence To TIE Shall
est families purchasing. , mn
Stove. D. A.;
Radiator and Single Cylinder Stoves and Bases. Air
lin sad Once Stoves One and hole Furnaces. Hat
ers and Tailors Stoves Stove Pipe and Elbows Toge'
ler with general assortment. OF Brass and Iron Railing,
Brass Ornaents Mica, Zinc, Cylinder Brick, Deck lfons
&c. &c =, s,.ii g, tho
iols, mice. =. EJt Wg.ersL between Beekinnn.st and
t ia ''' MPHERSEN Il GUEST.
-. torl Animal, 10 l245 Rul9 eo1jm
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VALUABLE MILL Privilege for sale al Auction
On fs o0h OF Nov inst q. O'Clock Z. NJ he Nof"'Ch
Wafer Power Company will offer for sale tn M ssa u
innt landing i Norwich, and communicating oy S.r9a
and steamboat with and oos!op as aa. 10 Sc 600
;rdles The Company will sell with this privilege, rHty
Acres Land Tue side Of the ye5 %hg1e s po@e
80 fn,i. location cannot be found for manu- sctuTlng
r Iiv, EDWARD WHlTNi, Norwich, CT
-. ..r:.L Noyo,,b.r & NIL eodls
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NEW JUVENILE SINGING BOOK.
rsNHE YOUNG MELODlST-A new and rare collection
of Sacred Moral and PgtrOtic Songs, composed and
arranged for one, and three voices, by William b.
Bradbury =,
have examined The Young Methodist, by Mr.. bradou
r., and an. Fanny 10 saw thst think IL the best books
Tor children have seen =" GEO. r. kOOI,
Professor OF Music in the Rutgers Institute,
md Abbou's Female Seminary.
MS VT MARK H. NEWMAN, Publisher, 1879 Broadway.
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THE LYRICAL POEMS OF DANTE including 'ne
v;,, Nuovn and Convi,o. translated by CHARLES
iyrlI. A. NJ London. w. Smith ll3 Fectstreet
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lust PUBLISHED

JUST PUBLISHED,
rE,HE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY Tor scho9!E, mus
/ raled 10y go engf4viIgs aat IS maps %h 80 go
uap on plan, 10 vol. 40 by D " oooct'on' "u
OF Peter PLrley's Tales SC. L., ;, ,L
The above work has already been INTRODUCED l'' 'n'
Public Schools OF Rochester and IN humber OF
The mrs, edition IS nearly dispe7eu o ''e e'N"
will be published ~ lew days. -, nc pi -
-. - Llr-..TIhSiuuN & SAVAGE. 2Ib fearls-
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" Gurney's Premium Daguerrean Gallery
l89 Broadway, Newly OrKPicuTes !aAeu al ih!s esIao
shmeni sSceed in this country, say his nuic
Patrons The public -ciuy invited 10 call ac
iuo ~ for .L,,sus.lyrs o5
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nANlEL ADEE, 10 FulIon-st has Just plo. ;
DNo- Brnitnwniles Retrospect OF Practical Medicine
and surserv yeariy Journal containing RETROSPECT
i've View Of every Discovery and Practical Improvements
in The Medical Sciences Commenced in January, 1870
Published in London in July and January ofevery year
snd re-publshed in NewYork By DANIEL ADEE No 1OI
Fuor TermS-The first 10 Nos or I'VE years. %.
Gear hereafter, 81 llvsrisbiy IN advance. MI U
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:, = , -. ri M w ARE MANUFACTURER.

BLOCK TIN WARE MANUFACTURERS.
GESERAL ASSORTMENT OF P!nnished I'm 1,,s ana
\ Canrn"n Tin Ware. Cutlery, Hard ard Hollow We're,
y w., B.ss-ts Brushes Door Mats Shaker Sleeves
w, .sooAsln abort every variety of HoUse Keeping Ar
"A complete assortment OF Coffee and Tea Urrs,
be Dhes and Covers sc. &c. for Hotels and Steamboats,
20 rand and manufactured n. tho shortest notice
=" JAMES Y. WATKINS,
Catharnc-sL- New orx.
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POPULAR PERIODICALS

POPULAR PGRlODICALS.
TIME SHILLING LIBRARY OF Instructive and Enter
tanning Li,eraturc-.o be published every SATURDAY
No l. The Mothers Medical Adviser on the Diseases and
Management OF Children
No . Cotton, FROM tie Pod 10 The Factory (neXi Satur-
eavI ROMANS & ELLIS. 295 BroAdway.
nj
TOLAWYERS STATESMEN K POLITICIANS.
Rirhis anG !heir Polce. Guarantees. hy Z. r Hurbu,
Esq. Counselor hi Law. CIT, ~. H.. CT,
Contelt-Chiper The Origin Of Human Rights; on.p
lI-Tb. true Function of Government; Chap lll-Ihe
Constitution OF Government; Chap. lV.-CoBstiut;ona
Limitations and Prohibitions; Chap. V.-ConsntHti9na
Limitations continued: Chap FtThe Elective Franchse
Chap VIl-Righ;s Emanating from The Sentiments and AZ
fecuons: Chan. VIIl-The Rirh:e OF Women; Chap "
The Right o; Property and s Moral Relations; Chap. Y
Pa6lishea By GREELEY McELRATH, and for sale
3. The Tribune Once 1873 Nasssu-st Price 81 cents OF
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SHEET LEAD AND LEAD PIPES

1 lUANACs.-rte tTEde supplied v'i;a A!nahacs Z
4 d. rir- ~ ,.n Occurring a. 1hc Trlhnnr oIhce ni
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WELDED IRON BO1LEh tLoEsy
cg,v disIn,rr but not exceeding loi feet In iengh
" hjcE metal from ii 10 II, VIE guas md Rre,rh
a.o Steamers aud other sst steamboan, and can
b., nroctreI Only from the PstenteeJ 80. A. vA
"sp I'm. THOS. PROSS FIX. b Libsrty-st Nrw- toIe.
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rHNO LET-A furnished front paror and bedroom, with
breakfast and II required, III private family In
Wulser-sL near Broadway. Rent moderate. Address o.
" A his ofir. mis- So
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DIiNO FORTE Manufactory-The subscrbers efn
4 now finishing entirely new article Of Instruments
which are warranted superior In to any In USE and 70
keep in tune much longer. The Improvement consists 10
Harp frame peculiar In construction obviatng every obec-
ton heretofore caused by the OF metallic plates in In
erving the ore Professors and purchasers invited 70
an examination Of these Instruments.
GLENN ROGERS CO.
81 Eutonst East aide Bruadway
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e,ss, TO THE PUBLIC.-The proprietor OF shaks-
sa peare Hotel avus himself OF this opportunity TO soy
1" That his Ball Room Is open for the Inspection o.
those wishing give balls and concerts through The seaso
and would that his now complies Tor mo
accommodation of permanent boardes hroughtho Winter al
moderate rates. hoping the public will call and examine r
themselves NJ S. TRESHER, Proprietor.
NswYork Oct 9th lgi5 o23 SIM
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sitnatious. @s. n1antsa.

xxTaSTEn-- Irform.ion OF BRIDGET HOGAN, who
w arrived las, April in New York. Naive Of TpPesry,
Parish Of Droir She vii! OF something 10 Der adyan-
ton.s " ul7 p.
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EMPLOY MENT.-Waniet Men, possessing me-
Lchanics! sk. such engrayers, modclcrs, earvers
ARCHITECTS good cabinet makers and ingenious men OF any
upuou Also, few landscape painters al $50 Broad
way. Sd story NIL ST.
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INDIA RUBBER BOOTS, Shoes, Gloves, Sheets
CLOTH Toys Lite Preserves, Cushions Air Besis Hose,
&c We hand addition 10 the above articles about
thirty daercnt kind OF IndaRubber Shoes, that offer on
their stock 500 prs Mems l. L. Boots with and without
leather soles 5000 prs Womens do Shoes lined Piov,
,dencp patent Overshoes, Mems and Womens nght Hna
ported Rubbers some OF which en.tcd 10 debenture
ala saw Strs s. c. SMITH SON. 10 John-e
SILk WORM GUT.-A me assortment Of sapes'ss
- SILK Worm Out, for sale Wholesale and retail py
rs JOHN J. BROWN : CO. ~ Faltoasi ness Nasffs|
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DO.RD WANTED-By single Man, in private
ID family soneyher Chambersst and where there
are no other boarders Terms must be moderate. Address
'.Jieorge Eight. through the Post-Oitlce. MIS- lw-
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IrNWO YOUNG MEN OF steady habits can be accom-
moda,ed I'll Sc Beeknan-s. with large delightful room
M other need apply nlZ 4r
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DUAiD-One or persons OF responsibility Can have
bp Board and pleasant rooms ~ No. 80 Whe.st, near
Broadway on Reference required nl7lw
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C,ooDyEAR,s PATENT Metallic Rubber I Gloves ss
and MeasThe attention Of dealer. Is so anIss 10
The above goods being superior 10 .s,rsisd or eectea
sa ~ wss or or with scds t Fd are POI.
G,cy .o and plant in the coldest eIisES s'
wholesale OF ie'"-' - 100 Broadway.
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. n; ANTIC DOCk.-The Owners and Captains OF
80 md stearnboats OF largest class are respect
Gy informed ha, commodious and safe berhs for moons
incl, vessels during The approaching Wlhta my
Dock and on more reasonable than at any Of open
DOCKS along the shores OF the port r,ah,.,. Canal
There 10 ample room for any quantity On Ligaso, ,,
mr. Towboa,s with perfect protection noni iee VI o'
casualties which craft are exposed nsys.t 10 call a, tho
~. ~ The Atlantic Dock Company, No. "au-'I
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an FALL FASHIONS.-To those who study econ.
ELL Omy the subscriber accordance with the times, hno
reduced his superior Imitation Moleskn 81 ts on Eur
Bodies the extreme low price Of S2 The above "a
elegant dress nat and will compare edyantsgcousy with
hats sold in this Guy $3.50 and $780, Also constantly
manufacturing Fur and silk Hats Of the best qualify latest
pater.l aud a, the lowest city prices for cash
An and cloth Caps constantly on hand
IT. any the above does not give PERFECT saiisise
zion II can hs uly oblained by giving information TO the
subscribrr f.n2S sm.l j. w KELLOGG No. Ii6 Csnal-st
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A GENTLEMAN DESTROYS OF room for lodging In
"A an els ibe situation up In house occupied by
family of only three individuals with without breakfast
and tea may obtain The requisite Information concerning
one ID nppving No Y w aer.st up stsits nils 81.
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-,,,,oS-g. iIK. HULL'S TKUSsEs and Abdo-
miaM Supporeis-Ohce No. Fesey-hu~a-
e yAAtor House. -
NsszSSg$ Many persons have undertaken 10 yerd imr
a,ons OF Huls celebrated Trsses and thousands arc n
ieS mon: ,bey re made by unskul mechanics and arc
no bett.r t1an the ordinary Trusses auoou
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ANASUNs WANTED-A lew brcs-laysss can mud
lfl employment by calling the subscribers, or ~ me
Factory, Newark n. J.
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GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

For Coughs, Colds, Asthma, and Consumption!
II HE great and only remedy for Colds, Coughs,
/ Asthma, and Consumption, is the Hungarian
Balsam of Life, discovered by the celebrated Dir.
Buchan of London, England, and introduced into
the United States under the immediate superin-
tendenoe of the inventor.
The extraordinary success of this medicine in the
curse of pulmonary Diseases warrants the American
agent in soliciting for treatment the WORST POS
SlBLE CASES that can be found in the commu-
nifty; cases that seek relief in vain from any of the
common remedies of the day, and have been given
up by the most distinguished physicians as confirm
ed and incurable. The Hungarian Balsam has
cured and will cure, the mosl desperate of cases.
II is no quack nostrum but standard English
medicine of known and established efficacy.
Every family in the United States should be sup
piled with Buchan's Hungarian Balsam of Life, not
only to counteract the consumptive tendencies of
the climate, but to be used as preventive medicine
in all cases of Colds, Coughs, Splitting of Blood,
Pain in the Side and Chest, Irritation and Soreness
of the Lungs, Bronchitis, Difficulty Of Breathing,
Hectic Fever, Night Sweats, Emaciation and Gene
raj Debility, Asthma, Influenza, Hopping Cough,
and Group.
uSold in large bottles at 81 per bottle, with full
directions for the restoration of health.
Pamphlets containing n mass of English and
American certificates and other evidence, showing
the unequaled merits ofths great English remedy,
may be obtained of the agents gratuiously.
DAVID F. BRADLEE sole agentfor the United
States, 1l9 Court street, Boston.
No. 1872 North Second street, Philadelphia.
Special depot at the Bookstore of ROBERT
FARNHAM, corner of Eleventh street and Penn
sylvania avenue, Washington city Also for sale
by the principal Druggists.
June
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By the President of the United STATES.
TN pursuance of law, l, JAMES X. POLK, Pres
l. ident of the United States of America, do here
by declare and make known, that public sales will
be held at the aforementioned land Offices in the
TERRITORY OF FLORIDA, at the periods here
matter designated, to wit:
AT the land Office at NEWNANSVILLE, COM
mencing on Monday, the eleventh day of August
next, for the disposal of the public lands within the
aforementioned townships and fractional townships
viz.
Soul, of The base line and east of the principal meridian
Sections one, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen
twenty-three, twenty-four twenty-five, tweny-six
thIrty-hve and thirty-six, in township twelve
of range thirteen.
The eastern tier Of sections in township thirteen
Of range thirteen.
Sections one, two, eleven, twelve, thirteen, four
teen, twenty three, twentyfour, twenty-five, twenty
six, twentyseven, twenty-eight, twentynne, thirty
two, thirythree thirtyfour thirty-fve, thirty -six
in township fourteen, of range thirteen.
Fractional township fifteen Except section six and
fractional sections seven and eighteen) of range
thirteen.
Townships twelve and thirteen of range four.
teen.
Township thirteen of range fifteen.
Fractional townships twenty-eght and twenty.
nine, west Of Tampa Bay, of range sixteen.
Fractional township thirty-four, on Manatee river
Of range eighteen.
Fractional townships twenty-eight and twenty
nine, east of the military reservation at Fort Brooke
and townships thrtythree, thirty-four, and thirty
FIVE, on Manatee river of range twenty.
Townships twenty-seyen, twenty-eight, twenty.
nine, thirty-three and thirtyfour of range twenty
one.
Townships twenty-eight and twenty-nine of range
twenty-five.
At the land Office at ST. AUGUSTINE. com.
mencing on Monday, the eighteenth day of August
next, for the disposal Of the public lands within III,
aforementioned townships and fractional town.
ships, to witt
South Of The base line and east of principal meridian
Townships twenty-three and twenty-four Of rang,
twenty-nine
Iownshipst twenty, twenty-one, twenty-five TWEEN
ty-three and fractional township twenty-six, or
Lake TohopekalIga, Of range thirty
Townships twenty-one and twenty-three of rang,
thrty-one.
Township twenty ofrange thirty-two.
AT the land Office atTALLAHASSEE,c ommenc
ing on Monday, the eleventh day Of August next
for the disposal Of the public lands within the un
dermentoned sections, situated in the former lndiar
reserve Of Econchatamco, on the Chaiahooche,
rlver, TO wit;
Lot seven in section eight lots seven and eight ia
section seventeen; lots and eight in section
twentyi lot one in section twenty-one; lots sever
and eight in section twenty-nine; and lot eight IL
section tbirty-two; all in township five north Of
range seven, west Of the principal meridian.
Lands appropriated by law for the use Of schools
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Bv the President ofthe United States.

TN PURSUANCE of law, |, JAMES X. Polk,
i President of the United States Of America, do
hereby declare and make known that public sale
will be held at the land Office at MILWAUKEE, in
The Territory of Wisconsin, commencing on Thurs
day. the eighteenth day Of September next for the dis
posa of the aforementioned lots of public land stu
ate north of the base line and east of the meridian,
to wit:
Lots numbered three, FIVE, and six, Of section
thrty-two, in township seven, of range twenty-five,
which being even-numbered section lying within
the five mile limits Of the grant for the Milwaukee
canal and reserved to be disposed of for the benefit
of the United States by the act of June 49, 1885, ent
tied san act to grant quantity of land to the Ter
ritory Of Wisconsin, for the purpose Of aiding in
opening canal to connect the waters Of Lake Mich
gan with those of Rock river, is not therefore sub
ject to be sold at less minimum price than two
dollars and fifty cents per acre.
Also, the west half of the northwest quarter Of
section nine, in township eight, of range fifteen.
The sale will be kept open no longer than is found
necessary to offer the lands.
Given under my hand at the city of Washington,
this 10th day Of June, ammo Domn one thousand
eight hundred and forty-fve.
JAMES X. POLK.
BY the President;
JAMES SHIELDS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
June 18-lawtf