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TN pursuance of the authority given by the first section OF
the act of Congress- entitled "An act establish land
office in the norhen part of Michigan, and TO provide io
the sale of mineral lands in the State OF Michigan, APP
proved LIST March, 1S47 l. JAMES X. POLK, President
the United States of America, do hereby declare and make
known that have this day selected and designated the
SauIT STE MARIE the OF the land office for the Lake
Superior district the State OF Michigan created by said
act and that said office shall be, and hereby is, ordered
be established at that place.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington, this
wenty-seventh day of December, Ammo Domini thou
sand eight hundred and orty-scven.
BY the President; JAMES X. POLK.
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioners OF the General Land Office
Dec. 30-lnWl2w
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schoo) good neighborhood. and is about ten miles
good turnpike roads, Except miles which common
oad) and eight miles from Georgetown tconains hun,
the five years has been under of improve
ment which has demonstrated that may be brought to
high OF fertility, with profit to the owner large
(now good condon) set in grass planted with
choice fruit much of which is already in bearing The
dwelling and out-buldngs afford ample accommodation for
genteel family large frame barn. with stabling in the
basement has been recently built in the best manner
There mseat the premises, having fall OF four
feet. So desirable place seldom in market; nor
would be- but for the professional occupations OF the
owner.
The price will be moderate and the terms accommeda
ting. For further particulars apply to
CHARLES DE SELDING,
No. ii Todd's Buildings, Pennsylvania avenue,
Washington city.
NJ B.-Mr. John Duin, residing the adjoining farm,
will show the premises those DESTROYS to purchase.
27-2awtf
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Female Collegiate Institute,


INHE 10th has closed with l20 pupils The 2l
l. sion will commence the first Monday of March nm
der the manage of the subscriber aided by former
experienced assistants and will close the 18th day
July, 1913
This school is connected with the Military Institute
which is conducted in different buildings nearly half
mile distant
Professor Hopkins lectures here to the senior class
young ladies, every day, very fine chemical and pho.
sophica apparatus, belonging to this school -
Professors Wyche and Swift attend the classes in Latin
French, and Mathematics whilst the military exercises in
tute I. F. JOHNSON,
feD Zl-W3m PRINCIPAL
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RICHARD M. YOUNG, Commissioner.
TO THE PUBLIC.

The mineral lands" included in the foregoing proclana-
ton embrace the greater portion of Keweena Point and
the southern shore OF Lake Superior, in the northern
nnsua 81 Michigan, and rendered Immensely valuable
therein.
considerable number of those mines have already been
discovered in the trap ranges bordering on Lake SUPERIOR
and within few miles OF il and from the geological char
OF the country and the explorations already made 1t
cannot be doubted that others equally If not more, vnlua-
BILE will be found throughout this whole mineral region
In of the mines worked copper found almost
pure and in fact of the native copper and yield
greater cenge than other yet discovered in the
world Silver is also found in considerable quantities.
All the necessary materials for the construction OF fur
naces and fuel for smelling, found in abundance in the
immediate neighborhood of the mineral; and the face OF
artificial drainage, and therefore worked TO great adj
vantage.
The climate in the winter, though cold, does not inter-
the operations of the mners 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
transporting the products Of these lands the principal
IN rkers OF the United States a very tiing cost
likewise appears from the reports TO this oitce that
the agricultural lands OF fair quality, producing the
usual culinary vegetables and grass in abundance, and,
doubt the soil properly TILED, it will be favorable
for grain crops Timber sulc for the usual purposes,
and in many places very abundant white and yellow pine,
maple, yellow birch &c and by their thrifty grow IN
evidence Of the richness of the SOIL the product
which will command fair price from their vicinity to the
Mines which win always furnish good market.
Maps showing localities OF the mines and other vain
BILE information relating thereto, derived from the geoogi-
cal survey &c which be embraced in this brief
notice. will be prepared and deposited with the land oi-
the Sanlt Sic Marie early practicable before
RICHARD Nj. YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Jan 2S-iawl2w
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IN Princ-Un',ed States District
OF Lou fslana.

TUESDAY, February g, A. d., 1913.
fresent-Hon Theodore II Nc Caieb
nN motion, c. T. Stewat n1i1e a,,ent in ,h, c,ss
p Gd Staies q al Us. the schoouers Nonata, Unon
4. iSaoe,, Mahonese Ormgo, and four rowboa
AL ., Wh'cn P,hes Were captured Tampco excepting
Hie hrs naeo ana on suggesting the court that pre-
nave peeh lunlshed nun of the officers and crews OF
Pnneeton, Sptne. Vixen, brig Porposc. and schooners
eeef, BONITA, reue', ana N'nom and further sug
~ as caPors OF The above-named prizes do he the,
aims such they have In the office of the cl- K of tbis
court within forty days the date hereof nd r., ~
ieant thereof they be perpetualy excluded tom he s
erasseng their said claims II such they have no s,re
IN the dlsiribution of said prize funds 'O
Copy-Testci NJ X. JENNINGS
Feb, ls-w4w Clerk.
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,HuE RETREAT.-A boar

!hE tETREAT.-A boarding aud day school for
young ladies', under the supervision the Bishop
dehla the crossing OF the PHI adelpha and Norris
own railroad Miss M A. SPalard, principal Mrs E
in tue University ofFance, teacher ofFrench and Latin
Mr.. J. A. Geize, teacher OF music.
Letters for Kereat to be addressed TO box No S5S
office Philadelphia.
Refer to the Right Rev Bishop Potter Rev d. H. Macur-
dy No. l2S North 18th street Dr. c. Treche, custom house,
Robert Rason esq, No L. south Front street, Phadel
phia; and James G. hempton ESQ.,. Mayayunk.
l9-Iawly
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Bv the President OF the United states.

II H..
pursuance OF iaW, l. lanes lpk rIeslaen. o. .he
United oa,e1 OF hnioGd 40 he,epY an
land offices IN me state OF nana a. inc PERIODS hesea
situated Il ,e late Miami cessons, in said State, to wit,
AT the land office of INDIANAPOLIS, commencing on
Monday, the sixth day of September next for the disposal
and fractional townships, TO Wit:
yb f Tho b linz and east of the second vriucipal neri
, asa" ,,.,,,, .,o .d ,,
49, @ u; ,h f s.c;rnay Miami Reserve of range
one =
,vo aod ryep,yrhIee in the former Great Miami Re-
Fractional ,ownshis twenty and in the
former Great Miami Reserve" of range seven.
Fractional township twenty three in the former of
thirteen and fourteen.
Monsuw tbe teneh ay Of next for the dis
nosa OF the public lands within The aforementioned town
lhi ,' and ~ If Rational townsbins tn.xit.
Warh of the base line and east of the second principal
'' y ' ' 49, diom wv
Townships TWENTY four twenty-five and twentysx and
fractional township in the former Great Mi
fractional townshins twentv-four twenty-five twenty
six and twentyseven in the former "Great Miami Re-
1our in the former reserve at "Fiat Bey's Village Of
range seven
a. az ix niles snnare nj the forks al The
Wabash rver and fractional townships thirty three and
ot range egbt - n"
Faciona townships twenty-seven and TIVE ly-eigh in
an1 ,cona owap tbryone in the
former reserve at ssSeek's village . of range nine
E,oa te,b ,entvssven in tbe iorT,er reserve
q, nFat oct ;, fractional townshps twenv-eeh twenty.
az TO- 49,, -; ~. tnr,oar rasayes M The Month of tie
iiS, ; H. ssRaonnn VILLAGE and fra ctionaI
tan,bp tbtvone in the former reserve at Seeks Vii
, " - ~ ILL 49, " ' o- "
,ownshins rventvseven twenty eight twenty
49,; IA ,hir,w IL; he farmer reserves al "Fat Rock
..,' , ~ Ah r;uer and The Raccoon VII,
80 ;, If range elev van
s1oyos5ins ,uentveipbt and twenty nine in
M ormer al s mouth Of the Abote Of
ranoe twelve
e
..,Lo I.,a otso. ., 1uINAMAC commanding on Mon
AT .he ano ONCE a. w I've t ,,,Ia uw, e. ,ha a.
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Notice TO Pre-em ption Claimants.

Every person entitled the right OF presumption to any
ands within the TOWNSHIP and fractional townships above
enumerated required to establish the re to the salts
of ester and receiver OF the proper land Office,
and make aymeni therefor the OF two dollars per
acre. the price fixed by the of 3D. August 1876
practicable after seeing this notice, and before tbs day
lands embracing the tract claimed; otherwss such claim
shall be forieited. RICHARD M. YOUNG
Commissioner Of the General Land Ofhcs
MAY 4-law12w iN r 1+,ti 9ffaOH t9i irouHW iN.
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All persons who the passage Of the Of lst
March, 1871, possession, by actual occupancy, OF amy
ooron OF mineral lands embraced in this proci
arv Of War the purpose of mining thereon and all per-
sos who shall he in possession, by actual occupancy Of
mine or Mines actually discovered before the LIST March,
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S,TEPHENs the English Constitution, vol
y London Martins Brush Colonies, volume, London
British Consul's Hand Book, by h Flynn, bar,er, vol
London Porters Progress oil the Natun (brsh,) yols
London The Past, the Present. uud the Future, by IT, q.
Carey yo Phiade phia lSI5 On so,e unsettled Ques-
tons puiilcal Economy, by John stuart Mri vol,
London Buc haiun the Taxation and Commercial Po'l'
CIV of Great Brilau, vol, Edinburgh; Currency lnvestl-
gait by John Tayor, vol, Londonj The Philosophy OF
Wealth. y John Graz, ford, vol, London; Speeches OF
Sheridan ham, Cuuan, and trsk'ne, earh IN vol,
London Just received, together with many other valua-
br works n. W mi old upon all yaious branches oil
,,oiir;,al .cnno,nv r. TAYLOR.
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NEW DAILY EXPRESS LINE.
-! A -

Through by Mail Train from Washington, via Alex
antlria, o fredericksburg, Richmond, and Peters-
bury, Virginia.
The undersigned having made the necessary arrange
ments with the Steamboat and Railroad Companies be-
tween the above named places, prepared under
he name and style of ROGER DARRACOTT, ~ All
LEN, every description of light goods, and for
ward the Gas above stately on reasonable terms
We trust, by giving our personal attention TO the pusi-
ness to NEE, with encouragement and friends
that nothing shall be wanting our part to afford salts
faction.
All light articles, such parcels and packages, which
NAV be igurd wall be deve ed Tree OF
carriage and other artices which may be
heavy for the nal tram, wall have our particular care
by the freight Train
j w. ROGERS, Master Steamer Powhatan
b. T. DARRACO1T Tram captain H. r. " T. X. H.
WILLIAM II ALLEN, Depot agent,
Richmond Va Nav L. 1917. Nav l-dh
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PATENT OFrIcE, March 2, 1S4e.
ON the petition Of solyman Merrick, Of spring
~ field. Massachusetts, praying for the extension OIL
patent granted said Soyman Merrick. for an mProve-
in the wrench, for seven years from me
of said patent which takes place on the 18th day
of August 1849-
ordered that the said petition be heard at the fasnt
Office on the first Monday in July, at IL O'Clock, M and
all persons notified to appear and show cause any
they have why said petition ought not 70 be grsnnod;
and National Demokra Washington Pennsyvanien mil
adelpha; The True SUM- and The SUM- New York Post,
Ros,nn i,nzette and Republican Unon Portsmouth, N.
Post Pittsbug; week Tor three successive weeks
P''Fio' " - EDMUND BURKE,
Commissioner OF Patents.
p S Editors the above papers will please copy, and
cnd their bills to the Office, with paper containing
this notice.
March 2-1aw3w
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SiTUAriON WANTED.-A situation in elect school
- or family as TEACHER is wanted by graduate Of dis
nguished college OF the middle States who has had
experiences IN teaching and qualified In the
Latin and Greek languages, in addition tho common
and hg her branches OF an English education. The
satisfactory testimonials OF character be produced
The advertiser is also permitted refer
Rev Jno. w. Nevin, d. d. Hon Alex Thompson, LII, ID.
Rev. Philip Schaf, PHI D. Thos d. Baird, esq. A. NJ
William M. Nevin, A. NJ Rev. Vim. II. Coffin M. ID.
Pral Green, M. ID Hon. SamI A. Rench, M. ID.
Letters postpaid, stating salary, &c addressed 70 p
NJ Shubey, Landisburg, Perry county, Pennsylvania. viii
meet with prompt attention March l4--tfs
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DUFF GREEN AND BEN. n. GREEN,
Yff0rueus aud (Otsn sfffOrS-Gt- k<GE.

OFce f street, the Treasury Deturf"fM, .
WILL, give prompt attention claims before any OF th
w Departments OF the Qovernuen or before Congress
DISTRICT, and in The gu
prene Coun the Unlred States.
Address Green Green, Washington city, ostags paid
Nov Is
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Postponement Of the Land Sales In the indianapolis
Fort Wayne, and Winamac Districts In the STATE
OF Indiana.
NOTICE hereby given, that the sales of the lands in
~ the Miami cessions in Indiana, ordered by procla
nation Of the President of the United States, dated the
twenyh day of May, l847 to be held at the land office
Indanapol the sixth day of September IS at the
land office Fort Wayne the 10th of September. l847
and the land office at Winamac the 9th September
l847 and which sales were by public notice. dated the
second day of July l847 declared be postponed until
and commence, the 10th December, lSH hereby
declared be still further postponed until, and to com
mence at the land Office indianapolis on Monday, the
first day May IS4S the land office at Fort Wayne
Monday, the 9Th day of May 1875 and At the land office al
Given under my hand, at the City OF Washington, thi:
fourteenth day OF July, ammo Domni lSH
ny order of the President
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
July I6-laWs.
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rr ID. MOsELY, United States Attorney, will attsno
the several States and federal held at Nash
vile. -.
Particular attention paid TO the collection of claims
Office i'm the courthouse at Nashville, Tennessee.
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CoILEcroR's OFFICE March Ia, 1873.
(NITY Observation-Disclosures for prompt pay.ns~t.-
~ loon all bills of the annual for the year 1871, paid
during the month of March, deduction Of eight cent.
is allowed by law. A. kOTHWELL
March lb-2aw3wf Collector.
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE srORM.


Z S00 PAIRS OF BOOTS AND SHOES just arrived va
umore purchased with cash. and now opened and ready
tor sale Pennsylvania avenue, No. TO- be-
tween 7th and 9Th streets, opposite Centre Market
Our stock consists us follows;
500 pairs and kid Slips so cents to 81 rs
300 do buskins and ties, W cents to VI II
300 do and leather walking
shoes, rs cents to 81 q
500 do misses CATERS, slips and walk
ing shoes, 50 cents to 81 IS
500 do chdren's do do ~ cents IS
400 do mems boots and shoes, III 10 ~ 90
500 do boys boots and shoes, 30 cents to ii IS
300 do ladies' slips and ties at rs cts, worth $l
We invite friends and the public to give call,
determined selling the lowest prices and keep
ing excellent assortment of shoes will secure US liberal
patronage, will have it.
March 29-2aw3w MAGRUDEh q CO
EDCCATION.-REV. d. McCARTER'S boarding
Il school for boys and young Sasbnrg Lancaster
county Pennsylvania. The branches taught embrace all
those of thorough English education together with the
Latin Greek, French, and German languages; voc Al and
instrumental music plain and ornamental writing, draw
'nE &c snoo sxnsrss. including board tuition washing
&C., session OF five months, 800 There Is no extrd
whatever with this institution Payment
not required until the end OF the term >,
This institution has been in successful operation, under
the OF the present rlncipa Tor The last nlnc years
The principal has lately enlarged his buildings, and Will
be- prepared by the OF the next session. 10
accommodate about sixty boarders. 80. trs
Summer session viii commence the first Monday OF
May.
Parents wishing place their cheap and good
school, where they will enjoy every possible facility Tor
mental and moral improvement, Tor circulars and reicf-
REV D. McCARTER,
Principal and Proprietor, Srasbug, Lancaster CO., "a
March 29-6w t#4tfrt1
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PATENT OFFICE, Jan. 25 1898.
the ,,et,t,op Of Lewis Cutting Il Iovveli Mass,

PATENr OFFICE, jan 70, 1873.
an the petition of Lewis Cutting, IT lswell, Mass
" praying for the extension of patent graned 70 said
Lewis Cutting for improvement In spinning cotton
seven years from the expiration of said patent which
takes place the 18th day Of May, 1875
IL ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent
Office the first Monday in May IL O'Clock. NJ; and
all persons notified to appear and show cAase, any
they have, why said petition ought not TO be granted
Ordered also, That This notice be published In the Union
and National DcmokIat Washingtoni Pennsyivaniun,
Boston; Gazette and Republican Union, Portsmouth,, N.
H. week for three successive weeks previous tho
first Monday in May next.
-1-TI - EDMUND BURKE,
Commissiouer Of Patents.
P S. Editors of the papers will please copy, and
send their bills TO the Patent Oce. with paper contain
I ing this notice - - l. u. - n - !. -
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MODERN lNFIDELJTY.-The ERRORS ~ MsAsEs
lvl Iiidelity illustrated and reutod, by NJ Schumacher
March q F. TAYLOR.
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lDENTIgIEs oS Light and Heat Of CaierAc and Elee-
uicy, by &. Campbell Cooper. ~ r. TAYLOR.
March %
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Land Sales In the Indiana polls
Fort Wayne, and Winamac districts In the State OF
Indiana.
NOTICE is hereby given that the sales Of the lands in
IN the MIAMI cEssoNs, INDIANA ordered by procama
ton of the President ofthe United S,aes dated the twenty
fifth day May lSl7 be held the land Office Indi
polls the sixth day of September lSi7 the land
office Fort Wayne the 10th September l947 and at
the land office Winamac the 9th September, lS47,
declared to be postponed until, and to commence ON
Monday, the twentieth day OF December, lS47
Given under my hand the city of Washington this
second day of July Ammo Domni thousand eight hun
dred and tory-seven.
BY order OF the President,
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
Juv 3-laWtd
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Edmund BURKE,

ORD Campbell's Lives 81 tAs LSsa CAaaesAAsxs
Ia completed The 4th and 9Th volumes o ~ Lives Of
The Lord Chaneeors and Keepers Of the Gsst aeal Of Eng
; FEB II 2. TAYLOR
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New spring and Summer Geods.

I ANE " TUCKER, MERCHANT TArLoRs, have Just re-
- ceived, direct o New York. large and fashionable
of goods IN their line, which they respectful
invite the attention OF their friends and the public.
N, pennsylvania avenue, between u and 9TH streets
March D 3aw2w
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INHE written signature the only safeguard against
cOunterfelts-The public attention is invited, and par
cqary referred to the advertisements ,erng forth the new
style oil labelling, and the putting oil Dr. Beckv's anti
dyspePtic and dinner pills. Also that of Dr. Dyos ap
proved anbiious pills. both OF which, it may be seen,
protected from being countcreited, by the only safe
guard 10 be depended upontc WRITTEN of th
propretors on the label OF each box of pills.
All others which may be offered for sale by unprncpleo
persons surely base couneries and will be rejected
such. The pills that the hands OF persons who
purchased the genuine have all bean exchanged for suc
Is have the written signature OF the proprietor
The sole agency the sale OF Beckwltis ant-dyspepii
and Dyots antibous pills, is vested in the hands Of
" Dyou ~ Sons, oi the Columbian College, No. l32 Nor
Second street, Philadelphia, who will any orders
or the same
Druggists and all wholesale dealers, who wish TO be fur.
nised with the genuine pills. VIII hes uppied the
herr, terms. NV applying a above Nav 2I-H
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COMMISSIONER bERNARD's OFFICE,
Petersburg, December "a, 1871
Us. IN Chancery.

: In Chancery
JOSEPH CocKERrLE and others
Df decree OF the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
- and Chancey for the of Petersburg, Virginia
dered in the above November term 1877 the
derslgned, of the commissioners OF the court d
rected TO inquire and ascertain who the kindred
Eliza Amanda Evans deceased, the part of her father
Alexander Evans deceased of Petersburg the Of
her death, viz the 9Th oOctober lSi and who the
parties representing such kindred and such entitled
TO portion OF The real of which said Alexander Evans
died eised The kindred referred consist the brothers
and sisters of said Alexander Evans, deceased and their
representatives is represented that the said Alexander
said to have married Joseph Harper and removed
the state or tennessee, where said that she and her
husband both died many years ago is said she et
George Harper but that he Is believed to have been dead
many years, without issue and nestae Nancy, whose
children known. 3. Sally, who is said to have died
some thirti ago in the Stale OF Kentucky, ntesate
unmarried and without issue. 4, Ellen, who is said to
have been twice married. first John Hummer and after
wards Samuel Walker his said that she died chdless
and that her last husband also dead The said Alexander
Evans had two sisters and brother of the half blood, in
respect TO whom no inquiry necessary The undersigned
desires that any who may be able give niorma
ton respecting Mary Evans who married Harper, her
husband sally Evans, and Ellen Evans either Of
her husbands, eihrr OF them, Will communicate the
same to him Petersburg, Virginia, by the LIST day Of
APRIL loS and any OF these arles be living, he desires
that they other VIII the fact him
by the time, hat he may comply with the order Of
| The Court. ID. M. BERNARD,
| Dec. 212amtAprilI Comm lssioner