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nj - POS S., with small sales a. 81 OF.
COTTON-The market IL qgst srd not quite % tfm Is
yesterday. les 500 or j1l bales for export
FLOUR And MFAL-Ths Flour market IL very trm
the qrartty oaeuas 10 moderate that holders
able 20 OBTAIN still advanced prices Pure Geneses - 10
very moderate supply and firm NJ 81 as ST. while THE
lower grades worklug upward most o. them having
been picked Up. sDd nothing u good order te found
below - snd very little 40 that We nlte sales isir
ichiean aud Ohio a. Sit The sses to-day are 600
bbs including f0 bbg City as = ana zoo bos N-w-Of
~ 2j The demand Is entirely Tor bone use
and the Fat and the inquiry animated. Ia Southern
made al l4 as p for Osora,toWn, braldY VINE
and Petersburg Country Ire market io Meal Is duil,
ait Few sales st : 50d@ 81
GRtIN-For Wheat there . d fair Inquiry and the ten
d4rrr al ricss Is rusgsd There IS very lfts Ohsrrs
nd the market IL 30 u cents cher than S0 weeks
ego Sales o. dsy 20 bushels Mixed Ohio az lo5 cents
lor milling Prime Geresse is generally held 81 $50 cents
Corn - held firmly without much crsung aud TIE demand
s r1cderae sales 5000 OF 1900 bushels A. 5. 1i f0f
new snd o1 Yellow and coo 0o0 do Damaged Al AZ
q o. cents for dsting Eye is quiet Sales LOCO bush
els the clip ~ s7l Gems Barley 8as5 cents Oa' are
% Tor Jersey. 470i8 for Northern
PROVIslONs-Thsre Is stronE upward tendency In
Pork to-day ard sales have been made ~ advanced prices
About 600 100 bhs changed hands 81 50D8 81 To- ne
Prime and 10 5odl0 61t Old Prime At ST. The mar
ket was firm 81 the close Beef steady. sales 900 bbs
Beef Country. AZ ~ and 3 and - bbs Beef Hams a.
$40 LAID lie dull with tendency dOwn~afd rsies 70
tcs inferior u aud 500 kegs fair term not made pub
Hams and shoulders ~ 81 ana 81 Jhre 10 no change
n Butter ana Cheese, but the MARKETS hrm.
FEATHERS-A sale Of 900 y fair Feathe-s was made
al So cents. cash.
FLAX-Sses 1000 10 Jersey al 9 cents 7, p.
SEEDS-Are firm but not active. Timothy isvsIy hrm
Sales Is Dbl. ct l8 5oaS2i for common - good Flax -
quiet ~ AS = bushel
NAVAL sTOREs-We no.e sales 100 bbs Spirits TuT-
psniiDe A. 43 cents cash Other descr plOns are dull
HAY-Ths market is dOn At 60g55 cent? Sales 300
bales staten Island e. r5 cent?.
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MARRIED
DIED,

On the lot inst by Rev VIM. X. Chapman, Mr.. JOHN
/ o MORE 70 Miss ELIZA b. LOCKWOOD, all OF this
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AMUSEMFNTS.

~
ITALIAN OPERA H0UsE.--FRlDM EVEN
HING, March SRI viii be performed the - ana opera
in four acts music BY Verdi, entitled EhNANl. EIvira,
asnced of Don Ruy Gomez sigma Teresa Iuri EInsnl'
the B.udt S'r Adein8o Vct Don Carlo, kiug OF opan,
81 r q Benev, ntano, Don Ruy Gomez de Silva S'r
Set mic Rosi Don Ricardo, Squire 20 toe hins ST
PsmOutes, Jago, Squire 20 Don Ruy Gomez, severe
suui; Giovanni, Eyir4s nurse, 81 Iefcsa AFasaolo.
nas,ro Drstore ST. Baril Leader Of the Orchestra 81
Rspetn Tickets Boxes, Psfquette and Balcony, 81
Amphhester 30 cents Doors open at 0sioes-to CON
msnss st1.. M
ITALIAN OPERA HOUsE.-In consequences Of
tbs appropriation Of Monday evening NEXT 9th inst to
the FANCY DRESS BALL, the Opera which would haye
been performed that evening VIII De presented 20 me
SuBscRIBgRs aud Others the following saturday, lin
inst The Operas Wednesday Sth and Friday 10th Inst
will occur ia their usna order nl-
IrANCY BALL.-The Managers Of tho AstorHouse
l. Opcrs have appointed Committee TO maze arrange
mens Fancy Ball. to be given for the oeneht OF the
same Monday, the 9th Of March The COMMITTEES MADE
the following Arrangements: Agreed
That the price Of ticket for angle Gentleman % SIX
dollars -, A..
ladies' be tea dollars.
That no person be admitted Of except the
heads OF families having children present Ia costume
Th.t spectators be admitted to the Amphheater st the
price of Ous dollar cum
Tickets TO h. had AZ the Opera House or az "ai-st'
Monday. the 18th VI February -oI
ITALIAN OPERA HOU-E-Genaemsn wishing
/ 10 procure Ticket for the FANCY DRESS BALL, -
take place AZ the ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE on on
MARCH will please leave their names 81 tne oes A. a..
TORPLACE, or at No. WalEst IN tho basement as tne
number Of tickets will be limited. -ol
GRAND CONCERT BY THE ITALIAN OPERA
VI COMPANY a. the Broadway Taoernace.-Ihs Man
aver. Of the Italian Opera, Astorpace respectfully az,
nounce that they making Preparations 10 ave
CONCERT az the Broadway Tabernacle; The orchestra
and Chorus will be largely reinforced and the programmes
will be arranged as 70 display the talent OF INC "noe
Nxhtei The prOgrdmms VIII be pubnshed IN teN
days. Tickets One Dollar. mo
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Court COMMUNICATIVE DR.


COMMON fLEAs Part ! Nos g %. 95, ~. p
nos 1856, 49, a. lf4 l48, 49, ~ l5i 80, l53. loe
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CONTEoLLtR's OFFfcg, state u New-1 OK
THE BANK OF CAhUGA LAkE, al lthaes
has this day filed this o;s notice oil the appoint
nent q WAShBURN co. Of Albany, as AGENTS Tor me
puon Of its circulai ng notes togeth.f win re-
VOC alton Of the appointment OF WILLIAM NAhNhh
No 10 Wastreet, NswfoTk, such agent sgreeaby -
The entitled An Act Relating % the Redemption Of
Bank Notes. passed Msy 4, l840.-March 1, 1913
mS6t NJ FILLMORE, Controller
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~ To Printer-.-FoI SAL carefully put NJ font Of
perfectly rev AGATE. lConn-rsl FL bs selected for the
Advertising columns n newspaper II viii be sold 2o
per cent III for cash. Inquire OF the Editor Of The
Tribune. nj sis ltVc
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BRUNSWICK STATUAHf,
Large Lite representing The
MENUS pE hEpICls
ara
AfGLLo pE MEniClS,
Tor a shaGt time otls
Opea nau, D NJ a. 80 z NJ al ~ BROADWAY nsN
4, si.rpast. pafh Aaaaiftsnes - esuts M ass
,tUx NOsrNAItABI,k col. LECTION or
j ffcrNkrs. BY Titan. Aanlla. kahsas, aad aaaay
shats Of tho greatest Of the cid Aststs eyer IN IBIS
saantry now eeas exhibited Al the salary u the Ma
tiarsl Assaav,y - nsssn, corner % broadway aaa
Leonard "a teen s'slsok, A IA - io, r NJ
Atm .sivs - cents ~. 'us
usHISaN MUSEUM aSPisas,d performances
n s,oty aasfasoa aaa osenies aMis feler's sarsfe
s.tetatai slasassy frP sssatsns the birth ~ Shst
tus last surrofN itsf fsl before fsniias fate sai
a.. esoni.isn ~ 80 "tptsuPeiais Fseiy" AL ~
go ths - lie 70 a. al hSuts every asy
.ni s,saies without ests shsfys ns.ias shsss
sassa shs nskes,isR fsnilY Nineaay a talented We
sssis Mat lshrsieU rish Rope psYssfl Ssge4s Wet
ais w setsa rste Msits, ten.is sissofi Glars
Ehhss skassrespa- tasissi M MsHei Mss estasgd.
Nissss tniiss sad wsiiiaa 5asssss NJ Mhitlsst. NJ
rtsassf Nsa.n,s Es.A welt D'fssus sslsf As Ases.s
's4 Is he pes'e = ~. Es'ssSss nvss sss. sas ',ri
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BOARDING.

BOARD ON BROADWAY near Union Psfk.--A
ID suite Of the first aud second floors very de,
Hshtfuly situated may be engaged FOX The let Of
NAV Also parlors and bedrooms The third end fourth
stories Persons who expect 10 remain In the city du-
ring the Summer mouths viii find this situation nnsur-
passed for health snd convenience Apply AZ 80 bioad-
~ ms iws-
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CONTEMPLATED FERrlLIZlNG POWDERS, Tor
y lowering plapis and shrubs. dry and powerful pow
der fr.s foa, auy dssgrreable sm,llts effects upon
ro..s eeaniurns and Towering plants are perfectly aon-
,hins reinvisorating them and causing them % grow
rspid and h3~er sBpsrbly In neat boxes OF quAts
ortre 81 es-Caref nv prepared from itch animal and
veseab substance, by the Losi Manufacturing Co once
81 Liberty.st Also, for sale By
"a De- A ALLEN l87 Waierst
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rDo IkXYERs.-lf you want eheap cap sod letter
e.per cell Al ca Maidenlsne Letter paper, II - 70
81 50 per rsam; ruled cap paper y u: 70 80 ~ fer fsam'
COO resms on hand a each. A. TkANEhs W
as stsod. 80 Maiden lane
nRY AND WARM FEET-May BE- enjoyed BY
Dw.rring the pure Gut,A fercha Solei Gents Boo.
and shoes Ladies G.efs Shoes and slippers lett A. l''
WiIliam-st will be dsishsd 10 superior style. -,
ms IT. w hANibio ~.
DLFACuISG POWDER Of extra quality fof man
ID ufecfur.r. Of Choroiofm IN store ,na fof sale ~
CYRUS W FIELD co
ms ~ Importers oi Bleaching Pesdsf, u ciia At
Tu.SGISc PaPER-Brown. red. blue, bua. rrssa
III ana WHIT. IA store add for sale low 10 close consifn'
msntsb BIZ CYRUs w. FIELD co - Chast
/rYRT. w. FIELD & GO. have removed from .
Y B1fhussip 70 the rsw store ~ clH It near i'hn''
rnI
IN nnn HrA,I- q w,spras F.rst Dos sac by
Zt,UUU CYHtH " FIELD 90
fu3 ~ 'i WV
nKI>rIN.. e,lofsd hanrlas ani ha,iwafa rsrsls
i made 10 oiisI by CYRUS " FIELD 60
mI - t' WV" -
u,IssuY PATHS a fsl ..'.'uael u .'e,s .ed
! h., .sls BY C,Fua " flllphto u fhHs
90 ~
xxuirING rArAp- iafEa .'r.s - al hisa' To-
w siffa aud ~ sac o. iha iHv-s' Ha'Aet '@'4s ~
M. ~ sYRug " FIELD 90. u 'ha''
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DEAD.-Wm. McGowan. painter who Tell ron
ladder while engaged IN psinng Centre Market on "ea
nesdsy last died at the City nospa al last evening
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MECHANICS HALL.
I~n URnAnxHAY between Grand and

FNHE FIRST PERFORMANCE u The ploiures9ge
l Cenceru. With tho celebrated VIRGINIA hAkMo'
Ntsrs will take place this cvrnins and continue through
he es. The public may assured this exhibition 10
ha.te beautiful nterssius snd the music OF TIE very
hr. ofdcr AID npthirF will b cii andoao 10 satisfy me
rsfncd lasts Of disssrniug public
Doors opsa At a oeloes Performances eemmeAes a.
"A o'clock - .,..
q. ..nt, mi ass
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WANTS.

- 4 a'r,ri to 4drrrtiisu'sHti isn ~ sa iEsat BE-
rost-pa,a tteg rrill 30; Be- fssH our ef he Qses
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tNANTED I7Nt
w entire charge C respectable business, well
t.bsh.d and very prof able. and which with additional
capita ard enterprise certain realize rapid fortune
lie have at least 81 900 70 $1,000 In cash 10 BE- To-
vested, with ample security always In his own hands
Address d" L. Tenant Post Office 23f itis'
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NJANTED-A few more good agents to sell the Bat
w ties Of MEXICO who make from - u - per
day small capital required. Inquire Of MARTIN 4
ELY l62 N.ssau-st Is wis
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POLICE Patrick Newman vas arrested yester.
day by Ocer snlwell on charge OF knocking down aud
seriously irilring Patrick McCauley.
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ANOTHER SINGULAR DEArH.-A boy about three
old named Robert Good whose parents res de A. No
iSs Isu,e,. A. a0sr PLAYING 10 the street Tor about hA
an hour 90 "Wednesday afternoon, reiarred home hno iu
neoAiey became very H. wbereupOn his moihef "on' ~
drus store IN ~. ghborhood and procured some me
cine hch was I'D inistered 20 HIM IN the c0utso OF re
evening Hissymptoms becoming more ai1nS " 10y
phypcsp was ca lcd in who al once statrn hai p9"
efu narcotic bad been administered to the eho ano M
there possibility Of his recovery Inc 00S o'S"
soon sferwaTd.
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OICU FRENCH AND ITALIAN EN0RAvfNas-

NkW-NOHh AGRICULTURAL WAASnOOSB
NAND SEED STQRE.-Ths subscribers keep CO.,
sanly hand large aud complete sssortment o. M.
cultured and horticultural implements, sad asld ~ g.
asa seeds Of ell kinds
oar inplsms embrace upward Of sixty diaeress -
and kres Of plews. anoef which are the esissIset -
sles. Noarse Mssons Eagle, Csnus prsr nsSis 1oI
easr sde-A, Cotton. kiee SsesfCsse, D.sy iss -
rrcashins Ssosoi As. kc- Also, hsrro.s - III
Vasets corn shelters straw cattss, vnee ae -.
hes.e- posss,. thrrshsrs sytses essess 80 ~ -
hand ssAss .hovsls spaes sees rsr.ns 49, ,S
.Issss Of ,hs .hs,s o. loo pages illsst.sfsa w
~ti 30 sent efsts 70 al wno ePPiy Wi ",
m,sss.,a A. D. ALLEN co. is "siss-~-
Az t~isAit~- - ------z--
.,,,,erf1ss OF YL0t'R AND FISH fer the Alns,
n.y. sratsnsnt sealed pfopossa vi! b ressved
~ .; his once 10 the fart, until o.
fths ash Instant. fer suppiyiag for the uss Of
49, Ans hsass Department;
- khls saPefnne Fssar, ...~~.
- a. nse M,dshass
"a sairt.ls CeaasA. Ut the hest quality, -.
4, b delivered Bellevue sse OF rwsasy -
Ei,ss noe "a eli expeass Zach parcel 70 oe s -
G separately Ass ain " decided q that ~ ~ -
yFas>sas te We sseempaaisa With the ssss ~ ~
.psssisls s.rssas - security toe the ystsoswuss ~.
ssass,ss ohes u csmmissasnss 81 A'"s
ss ss,.,s MSss ''S n q. LxoNAHp. osnaissss~
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Rus OvER.-A girl named Margaret Farren
,hout wears old was killed aboat O'Clock yesterday al
terpoon by being run over ia Greenwehst. BY one Of
Adams Express wagons
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Nv the President OF the United States.

TN pursuance of law, /, JAMES X. POLK President of
i the United States Of America, do hereby declare and
make known, that public sales will be held the under
mentioned land offices in the State OF INDIANA at tue
RODS hereinafter designated for the sale OF the following
scribed lands situated in the late Miami in
State, 10 wits
AT the land office INDIANAPOLIS, commencing
Monday the fourth day OF September for the disposal
the public lands within the aforementioned townships
and fractional townships, to wit;
North of the base line and of the second principal mer
dian.
Fractional townships twenty one. twenty-five, and TWEEN
tythree in the former "Grea Miami Reserve, of range
.a5.-l ..'
Fractional township twenty one, and townships twenty
and twenty three, in the former Great Miami ko
serve," of ranges two, three, Jour, five, and six
Fractional townships twenty TWO ana tweny-three In the
former a. Great Miami Reserve" OF range seven.
Fractional township tweny,hrce, In the former reserve
Of two miles square the Salamane river of ranges
thirteen and fourteen. ie-D
AT the land office at FORT WAYNE. commencing on
Monday the eighteenth day of September next or the dis
osai Of the public lands within the aforementioned town.
ships and fractional townships, to wit
North Of the base i~s awd Of the second principal me
.-..tt d.. ridi0n. fH
Townshps twenty four, twenty five, and twsntysx, and
fractional townshp t~enyscvsn. In this former Sreat
Miami keser vo,' Of rsnsssfive and six iy,sl ef
Fractional townships twentyfour, twenty i've, twenty
six, and rweny.ssvsns in the forner Great Miami Re-
serve" and fractional townships thfry>hres and thirty
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RICHARD M. YOUNG. Commissioner
TO THE PUBLIC.


The ninera lands" included in The foregoing Procama
ton embrace the greater portion OF keweena Point and
the southern shore of Lake SUPERIOR IN The northern Pc
of Michigan and rendered immensely valuable
by the exhausess mines OF copper ana oief ores FOUND
therein
number of those mines have already been
discovered trap ranges bordering on Lake SUPERIOR
within a few miles OF it and from the geological char
annot that Others equally, if more vaua
Bile will found throughout this whole mineral region
In the mines worked, copper is found almost
pure and in fact most of the native and yield
than other discovered in the
world Silver is also found in considerable quantities
All the necessary mate rails for the construction of fur
naces and fuel for smelling, found In abundance in the
immediate neghborhood OF the mineral and the face OF
the country is SUCH that the mines require but little If
artificial drainage, and therefore worked great ad
| vantage
The climate in the winter, though cold, does inter-
pt the operations of the miners in fact that is
considered the most favorable for their operations.
The proximity of these mineral lands the shore of Lake
Superior which several safe and excellent harbors
and the water communication thererom by the Sault Ste
Marie, Lakes Huron, Erie &c, furnish ready means OF
IN irkets of the United States a very tr1ing cost
likewise appears from the reports this office that
the agricultural lands OF fair quality, producing the
usual culinary vegetables and grass in abundance, and,
for grain crops Timber suic for the usual purposes,
and in many places very abundant white and yellow pine,
maple, yellow BIRCH &C., and by their thrifty tn
evidence the richness the soil, tho product
which will command fair price from their vicinity the
mines, which will always furnish good market.
Maps showing the localities othe mines and other valua
BILE information relating thereto derived from the geoosi
survey, &c. which DO embraced in this brief
notice, will be prepared and deposited with the land Off
the Sault Ste Marie early practicable before
| the commencement Of the public sales for inspection.
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
Ian C3-lawl2w
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VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE, February I'll, 1913.

VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE, February 81 1913.
IN conformity to act, entitled San act to reduce into
several concerning escheators passed
the 9th day Of January 1879 do hereby make known
the escheato OF county of AIexanda dated the l,h
day February lSS and received into the land office
the 18th day OF February l84S thai, by nques held
the 2 and 2lst days of January lSlS the following lots
and rentcha have been found escheated this COM
monweath, to wti
lot of ground in the of Alex ndra, the
OF Queen and Fairfax streets, Of which Ann Garvey
died sed, without heirs, containing about quarter
Of n square. =,
Iot of ground in the of Alexandra, the
of Duke and Pin Streets which Elizabeth Donaldson died
eised without heirs, containing about quarter OF n
square.
rent charge of Sl05 payable the first day OF Janua
nv in every wear, charged acre hall square of
ground i'm the town Alexandria the side of Al
fred street. between Duke and Wolfe streets. The lot
charged the heirs OF Thomas Swami deceased and OF
the said rent-charge John Mills died seised
rent charge OF S53 3d. payable on the llth day OF Au
gust in every year. charged lot OF ground in OF
Aexnnda the side OF Union street, between King
and Prince Improved by three story brick house
The house aud 10, enaSed Is N noos Massey and OF the
renoharxe OF 8S3 3D. payable on the lst day OF January
in every wear change half quarter of square
of ground in the Of Alexandria, at The northwest
a in VIM H. Mcknight, Alexander vetch, and Edward
Grny and Of said rentcbage John Mills died seised
house and lot of ground In the to OF Alexandria,
the south side of Prince and TO the of West
street conainnC About eighth OF square, and OF
which Harry Tyler died sssed without heirs.
ground In the town nj Ale xandria and bounded
as follows south by Princess street,
by Royal street, by Pin and
10 Princess street, containing half square and
which Edward Hughes died seised, without beirs.
49, -10ht 8. II. PARKER,
Feb 24-w8w Register Land Office
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POstpOnelnent

of the Land Sales in the Irdiaadpos Fort Wayne, and
Winamac districts, in the State Of Indiana.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the sales of the lands in
IN the MIAMI CESSIONS in INDIANA. ordered by
proclamation OF the President of the United States dated
the 25h day Of May lsi7 be held the Land Office
Indianapolis, the 6n day of September, 1877 at the
Land Office Fort Wayne, the 20lh September, 1917
and the Land Office at Winamac, the 9th Septern
ber 1915 and which sales were by public notice, dated
the % day Of July 1917 declared be postponed until
and to commence on 10Th December, l3l7 are hereby
declared be still luther postponed until and
the land office Indianapolis, Monday, the LIST day
May 1913; the land office Fort Wayne Monday
the 9th day of May, ls4S and the land office Wnamac
Monday, tho 18th day of May, lS4S
Given under my hand u the city of Washington this
fourteenth day of July, ammo Domini thousand
eight hundred and forty-seven
BY order of the Presidents
RICHARD M YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Feb 2l-lawSw
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NEW DAILY EXPRESS LINE.
- EW F9iE 1l

Through by Mail Train from Washington, via Alex
nadria, to Fredericksburg Richmond and Petcrs-
burg, Virginia.
The undersigned having made the necessary arrange
mens with the Steamboat and railroad Companies be-
tween the above named places are now prepared under
the name and style of ROGERS, DARRACOTT, IL All
LEN, every description OF light goods, and for
ward the same (as above stately reasonable terms
We trust by giving personal attention to the busl-
ness, with encouragement and friends
nothing shall be wanting part to afford salts
faction
All light articles such parcels and packages, which
be consigned to care, will be delivered free OF
carriage and other articles which may be
too heavy for The mail ain will have particular
by the freight train.
j. w. ROGERS, Master Steamer Powhatan, : -
b. F. DARRACOTT, Train captain. X, +. " p. r. r.
WILLIAM II. ALLEN Depot agent,
Richmond Va Nav l. 1917. Nav 1-du
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. at ''Flat Belly's Village, OF

four, in the former reserve 'FIa Bey's Village, OF
The OF Six miles square the iok of The
Wabash river" and fractional townships lhiriy-hiee and
IN The ionnsr reserve at Fiat Bey's village
Fractional townships twenty-.cven and twenty il
the former Of six miles the forks of the
Wabash river" and fractional township hiy-o in The
former reserve at Seeks village" Of range nine.
Flai Rock % fractional townships twenty twenty
nine and thirty in The former reserve, at The Mouth Of
township thiryone, in the former reserve at Seeks Vii
lage," OF range ten.
nine, and thirty the former Flat Rock the
"Mourh of the Aboite river" and the Raccoon Village,
Fractional township. iwenyeight and twenty. nine in
the former the 'Mouth of the Aboe river, OF
range twelve.
AT the Land Office at WINAMAC, commencing on Mon.
day. twenty fifth day of September next for the
OF the public lands within the aforementioned townships
and fractional townships, 10 wit;
dian
fractional townships weny-iour, twenty-five and TWEEN
tysix in the former Great Miami Reserve" OF range
Townships twenty four twenty five, and twenty six and
fractional township twenyseven in the former Great
Miami Reserve" of ranges two and three.
Townships twenty our, twenty-five, and twentysix, and
fractional townships twenty and twenyegh in the
former Great Miami Reserve and the Reserve between
Eel and Wabash river )" OF range four. =
the former between the Wabash and Eel rivers
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools militia
y other purposes, and the alternate sections granted to
the STATE OF indapa for the purpose OF aiding said STATE
river with those of Lake Erie by the act approved I'd
Ma ch, 1927 together with the which have been
ec,ed and approved under tho of 18th August 1912, in
lieu of the portions of said alternate sections covered by
individual Indian reserves under the treaties will be
cluded from the sales.
The lands will not be sold for less price than two dol
as provided by the first section of the act
titled can grant the right OF pre- emption
settler the land acquired by treaty from the Miami In
dams, in Indiana approved the 3D. of August, 1876
nd tna ertn nj ha W he he
days appointed, and proceed in the order in which
they advertised, with all convenient despatch until the
whole shall have been offered and the sales thus closed
But sale shall be kept open longer than two weeks and
private entry oil any OF the lands i'll be admitted
after the expiration of the weeks
Given under my hand, the city OF Washington, th,
twenty fifth day of May, ammo Domiul thousand
eight hundred and iorty-seven.
By the President; JAMES X POLK.
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.