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Notice OF tho cstablishuneat ofthc Land Or
Nee for the Charlton District, tm the state
OF Missouri. M
pursuance Of The first secton OF the act o Congress
entitled An act 7? establish sdditioua sp once 10
The STATE q Missouri approved fsbrsty edh lsta do
ted by saldact s established at the Clown OF Me Ia
the county O Sullivan o. sad Ssts hs sie this day de.
Given under my hnnd al the city Of Washington this
twentyseveuh day February, ammo DomnI one thousand
eight hundred and forty mine. sg.4
~ order OF the President:
RICHARD NJ YOUNG.
Commissioner Of the General Lsnd once
Nw Q-lawi9w
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WAsnINGrow, January "a, isis

M. WAsHINGToN, JANUARY u, IHlS.
II gives me pleasure TO say that am acquainted
with the proprietor of the above medicine and alsO
with number Of gentlemen who have tested lis eff
cacy; and have no doubt, from the unimpeachable
character of the gentlemen who have volunteered
ULYSSES WARD.
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BY the Pre- sidcnt OF the United States.

TN pursuance q law 4 JAMES x POLK, President Of
the United Stltea Of America, 90 hereby declare and
mentioned land offices In the State OF FLORIDA, nj the
periods hereinafter DESIGNATED, to wilt.
Monday fourth day Of June next for the disposal OF the
public lands situated within lhe.ndermenioned town,
Ships and parts Of townships, viz:
South of base line and east Of HE principal 9iafiiau
Township twenty.ibree; township twenty four, except
see iins eight nine, ten, fifteen and sixteen; and
ships twenty-five twenty-sx and twenty seven, Of range
twenty three
Township twenty .hree township twenlyfour, except
sections one two, lhree ten eleven twelve thirteen four
teen twenty tree twentyfopr, twenty-five tNeny,sx,
thirty five, and thirty six and townships twenty-five and
s saa ONCE al 81 commencing on Mon
day. the eighteenth day Of June next for the disposal VI the
public lands situated within the underline ntloned townships
and parts of townships, viz 43{N
soh Of The tase line and east Of the principa, meridian
Township twenty iownehip twenty four, except
sections thirteen fourteen three twenty four TWEEN
IS Ave, twenty Six thirty Five, and thiry-sx; township
twenty sections thirty four and thirty
ship twenty six township twenty except sections
eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen iteen twenty three
and twenty -four, Of range twenty-five.
Township twenty three, except sections eighteen and
nineteen; township twenty onr. except sections and
thirty one; township twenty five; township twenty six
cepi section triyone; and township twenty .scren Of
Townships twenty three, twsny,four, twenty five and
twenty six, Of range twenty.seven
Township twenty seven, Of range twenty nine.
Township twenty nf range thirty.
Townships weniyix and twenty OF range thirty
townships iweniysIx and twenty seven. OF range thr.
tytwo.
Township twenty Of range thirty.three
Sections 10 te inclusive, fifteen twenty two in
csive and twenty 10 thirty -four, inclusive in
ship twenty seven, Of range thhty.Gvei Hs
Lands appropriated by law for The Of schools, militia.
ry other pusposes will be excluded from the sales
The offering OF the above mentioned lands will be
menred the days appointed and proceed In The order III
which they adyerised with all convenient despatch,
until the whos shall have been offered the sales Tins
closed. But sale shall BIZ kept open longer than
weeks and no private entry ofany OF the lands will be adj
miited until amer the expiration fthe weeks
Given under my hand, al the city Of Washington, This
twentysev day Of February, An.o Domin thou
sand eight hundred aud forty .nlne
JAMES X. POLK.
ny The President s4i ai4
RICHARD NJ Yopsd Al.t.g
commissioner OF Che General Land Office
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Every person entitled 10 the right of presumption
q the lands within The townships and parts Of townships
above enumerated, IL required te Establish the the
satisfaction Of the register and receiver Of the proper land
Office and make payment therefor az practicable
aier seeing this notice, and before the day appointed for
the of the public sale Of the lands cmbra
cling The tract claimed, oherwlae such claim will be for
feited. RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner Of tho General Land Office.
n1nrch I.lnMIahx
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GRAHAm's ImAaAxINE.--Is4o.

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EDITORS
THE JANUARY NUMBER OF GRsHANrS MAeA.
[ ZINE--,he first number of the New Volumes now
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trsorlinary with which their efforts 70 e
character az the periodical literature Of the country
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writers hay all furnished Tor ~ n .,s .
~ liz b, hey have given the world Tneyi win our
other old coulrbaors, VIII continue ~ sS
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WAsHrNoroN, January Il, 1916.

~ n ~ IN
Having been made acquainted with the ingredients
and mode Of preparing DR.. Schwartze's Compound
Extract of Sarsaparilla believe 1t 10 be most hap
nv remedial combination of that valuable root with
Tie other remedies Of which il Is composed.
J. M. GIBSON, M. ID. &
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Most OF the gentlemen named above are known to
rue as citizens of high responsibility; and the pro-
fessional portion Of them are Of the best standing
among the physicians Of this community.
W. w SEATON, Mayor
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o.TuE SUBSCRIBERS TO TIE SOUTHERN
QUARTERLY REVIEW, M

! W II THE SUUTHEHN md WEsTIRN sTATEEl
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ING only authorised for collecting money and
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thoriy given 10 Mr. ABRAHAM RrsaELL having been with
drawn more than eighteen mouths ago. Our subscribers
will therefore oblge BY settling only with them,
hitting directly 10 us We will recosnise any other
ceipts for money except from them the Postmaster who
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Publishers OF the Southern Quarterly Review.
u5- Editors nf newspapers throughout the country VIII
ohiige us by inserting this notice, 43
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Every person entitled The right Of pre.empon any
o. the lands within the townships and parts Of townships
above enumerated, Ia required 10 establish the 10 the
satisfaction OF the register and receiver OF the proper land
Office, sud make payment therefor practicable AZ
ter seeing this notice. and before the day appointed for the
commencement Of the public sale Of the as embracing
the tract Claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG.
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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Every person entitled the right Of pfe.empton TO any
Of the lands within the townships and parts OF townships
above enumerated 10 required 10 establish the same to the
satisfaction Of the register and receiver Of the proper land
once, and make payment therefor. pvacficobfs
sher eeng this notice. and before the day appointed for the
commandment Of The public sale OF the lauds embracing
the rsct claimed, cthefwise such claim will be forfeited
RICHARD NJ YOUNG, IN
comnlsonsr osths General Land once
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SOUTHERN QUARTERLY REVIEW

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Notice to Pre-cna ption clalma nts.

Every person entitled 10 The right Of the pre- .empon 10
any Of The lands within the sections and paris Of sections
above v required 70 establish me same e me
oise aud make payment therefor practicable
after seeing this notice md before the day appointed or
ing the claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
nv iS RICHARD M. YOUNG,
f5 Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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Notice to Prescription Claimants.

Notice to Prc-emptiOn Claimants.
Every Person entitled to the right of prescription 10 my
Of the bands within the townships and parts Of townships
rated Is required to establish the came the
satisfaction III the register and receiver oil the proper land
office, and make payment therefor practicable,
after seeing iha notice. and before the day appointed for
the Of the public sale Of ihr lands
bracing The tracts claimed, Otherwise such claims will be
forfeited.
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office,
Mar 6--.lawlIw slri fsisi 40 3N8j4f @f' W.
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pERRIN WASHINGTON


Dear Sir: Under sense OF deep obligation to
the virtue Of your ",Sdrsapdrila In the entire
ration OF one Of my children from General Deba
~ and proatration of the System take plea
sure in resiifying 10 your Invaluable medicine; but
seven bottles were used two years since, when the
child was restored to, and still confines IN the
ioyment Of, perfect health.
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GER TIFICA TIES.

To DIR. a. J. ScHwARTzE, Jr.
Dear Sir. consider il duty ] owe to you und
10 the public, TO state that my son, who had been
afflicted for great length time with Br0n-
ctiaf affection and Ucerdeisore throat which threa-
tened his fe--after having been treated by the best
medical skill without success etlectuay restored
TO health by yonr Ertract Of Sdrsdpdrilia some Is
or IS months ago, and has enjoyed perfect health
ever since. Such an invaluable remedy should be
known throughout the extent Of the country; and
sincerely hope, before long that 1t will be sought
after by all the afflicted. Wishing you abundant
success,
am most respectfully yours &c,
JOSEPH RADCLIFFE.
WAsuiNeroS December % I2d7 'as
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Notice 70 Prescription Claimants.

Every person entitled TO the right of presumption any
the lands within The sections and parts Of sections above
en rated Is required TO establish the the sis.
faction Of The register and receiver Of the proper land office,
and make payment therefor parfiea6ie after
seeing this notice, and before the day appointed for the
the tract claimed; otherwise such claim will he forfeited
71 RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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Nav YoRx, September 10 1873.
Gentlemen Having used your Dsinecting Fluid my
voyage In the Washington the Atlantic, found
an Invaluable article for destroying The envia from the
Water closet, kr 515
IL also valuable for the pasEeng usein their state
rooms particularly in OF sickness think II the best
disinftctng agent ever invented. f &sN la
" tSgncdl J. JOHNSTON,
Ss5 tt1 Master Steamer Washington
OF Osran Steam Navigation Company
To Messrs. PouLIa Rooms 4 Co.
ian a--d6m
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NO the pnhli \,


Of the lands within the townships and parts Of townships
above enumerated, is required 10 establish The 10 tie
satisfaction Of the register and Of the proper land
Office and make payment therefor prochcabe
after seeing this notice, and before the day appointed orte
Of the public sale Of tile lands embracing
the tract claimed, otherwise such cuim will be forfeited
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Il Commissioner Q the General Land Office.
Mar LA s,y
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OFFICERS OF THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE
Hon George NJ. Dallas Chancellor,
%Ss3ss S 4 ? Sssss .' ESQ., Executive committee
Professor Joseph Henry, IL. D.. Secretary
Professor Charles g. Iewett, Assistant Secretary
REGENTS, -Er.o1eio.
Hon. George NJ Dallas, Vice President of the United
States, Pa.
Nd,
Hon William w seaton, Mayor Of the city Of Wash.
ingtoD,
sl Senator's. aNH
Hon Sidney Hrcese, Carlyle, Illinois.
Hon james A. Pearce. Cbestertown, Maryland
Hon Jefferson Davis, Warrenton, Mississippi.
aR Representatives..
Hon Henry W. billiard, Montgomery, Alabama
Hon. George r Marsh, burlington, Vermont
Hon. Robert McClellandi Munroe, Michigan
Citizens al Large.
Hon. Rufus Choaie, Boston, Massachusetts
Gideon lIawley, Lib. d., Albany, New York.
Hon. William @. Preston, Columbia, South Cnrolinn.
Professor A. Dallas Bache IL. n, National Institute
Washington. i t.tit sa AAy
Dreyei Brig. General Joseph c Tonen, National Insn
tute, washington. q
Hon. Richard Rush, Paris, France,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-20
Shipping Intelligence

CHARLESTON, June Is, 1Sl9
Sailed yesterday ship Camden and schooner John Cashier
Arrived l9thsteamer Osprey Phi'adelphs; and United
No arriv ais from Northern p rts at Mobile.
NEwnuRyroRr: Juno 49, 1872
Arrived-Schoorer Harvest Home, Norfolk.
PORTLAND, juno Is, l849.
Arrived Brig Orceola, Havana.
EAsr MAcHrAs, June IS, lsi9
Arrived-R. b. Forster, New York.
Sailed l7th-Bark Callao
bosroN. June 10. 1919.
Arrived -Norw bark Eurania Buceo, March 80 bark
Maryland Baltimore.
Brig yulture au Prince 29th uIt-sId in company
with brig Fairy for Gaonve to load for phiadephia schr
Louisiana, of Provincetow hence Goth, and sid
" asd for York ids; chr Susan Wardwe for Boston,
9TH Hrcnleap Of Cohasset for NYork do Sid 27th brig
Susan Currier of Boston for Mragone load Boston,
June On west End OF Hencangua, passed whale ship
Brigs seabeam ST John, NIB; Metamora, st Marys Ca;
Wm Rogers Geergetown DC; Drgo Elizabeth Margaret
born, do; Ireland Georgetown, Sc Otis, Washington
G. johnson, Wilmington, NC; Courier, Richmond: Va;
Alexsndra Leroy Ann Baltimare Aipn, Henry Payson.
and Olive Elizabeth philadelphia; Eugene, Susan Ross
Lofapd, Rio, and Madison Ph'ladelpha Manataway Dela
Granite State and John Adams New York; also brig VIC
torne, Phadephia; William, do; schrs Bermse Delaware;
Francis Helen do; also, brig Maria Cardenas, 3st u
Mobile; Richard IDgersol Philadelphia Casaa Tangier,
do Pioneer New York
Arrivcd-Briggs Montella, sagua Gen Worth Baltimore.
BATH, June Is, 1879
AIrives-schr Rochester schr Harriet Ann Alexandria
Arrived johnson, Wilmington, NC.
NEw BEDFORD june 18, 1S49
Arrved-ship Citizen, New York; schr November Balt
more.
$50 EAsrSonr, June IL, 1sls.
Anrved-Brig Sarah, New York. 18th, brig Dalton DO.
10th, ship Iowa, do.
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Markets.


NEw ORLEANS, June Is, 1649.
There Is no change in our cotton market, worthy
of notice.
New ORln Ana. Juno Up NJ
The transactions In cotton yesterday reached 900
bales, at rather easier prices treghts have upward
tendency. Cotton to Liverpool is quoted at y.
Nrw ORLEANS. June lSJs49.
The sales Of the past week 1000 bales, at prices
one quarter lower. We quote middling at 7c.
CHARLEsroN, June IS, 1910.
Cotton and rice remain unchanged and quotations
firm
BALTIMORE June 10-P NJ.
Our produce markets, generally quiet, and but
little business is being transacted Small of How
ard street Hour are making. at 81 66A. Prime white
wheat Is quoted at 81 W. 81 IL and red do at ST. o.
81 OF. In corn, the business is not large, and
have but to notice sales of 10 o0o bushels at 56c
2lc Moderate sales of pork at Sill. In other
descriptions there is no special change to notice
BALTIMORE June 1871 P. NJ.
The market for -four Is steady but inactive. Sales of
1000 bbls Howard street 81 5oa - 62A Oats are sell
ling 80 cts and rye Sd Sales of Rio coffee
7s7S OTIS Sales of lard in kegs ut cts for good and
IN ~ cts for prime
BUFFALO, June 1916 P NJ.
Receipts within the past twenty -four hours Flour,
5000 barrels wheat 900 bushels 900 BUSH
els In flour nothing of moment trans PRED For
the demand fair and notice sales of 10 600 bushels
at 43c. a 44c. which is advance. The freight mar
ket Is easier We quote flour, 5sc. 60c, wheat, 16c,
and corn, lie.
ALBANY June 1916 p. NJ
Receipts by canal within the past twenty
Flour, 200 barrels wheat 3 800 bushels corn, 50
600 bushels There is good demand for corn and the
sales 20 GOO bushels at SIC for white aud COZ a
61Hc. for fiat yellow. In oats tho transactions are
5000 Bushels at Soc.
Cotton is firm 15) bales sold at prices in favor of the
buyer In -four there nothing doing of note;
Georgetown, So offered and refused; So 12H asked for
corn Our quotations are Csc for yellow, and 6oc for
white About 1000 bushels sold at Nc short of that
price Naval Stores-Tar, 81 S7h 81; rosn. Csc a
ST. Small sales0f molases cargo of 800 hhds
sold at Nc, six months.
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CEMPLE ROBINSON, WHOLESALE COMMISSION
y and Forwarding Merchants Benica City California.


billiards! BILLIARDS. ARCADE BILLIARD
- Saloon next the Astor House, from Vesey
Barclay HAEL, proprietor Of the Arcade Bill
lard Rooms bege to his thanks his
patrons friends and the public generally for the
kind support he has invariably received, for three
years in the above establishment The Arcade Billiard Sa
loon largest and most of the kind in
the United States and Is able for prompt
ceasipg attention paid those who honor with visit Mi
chas that which he
seoured his extensive and distinguished
The tables are nine IN number occupying the spacious lofty
well furnished and thoroughly ventilated In them
be found the best play in the United States which
fact all Of this noble convince themselves
oty paying visit at their The
admittedly the best player in tho United States ready
have trial Of skill with American foreign gentleman,
Tor champagne small that kind.
Gambling for money Is all times strictly Jrohibited.
Tbose who wish the game Of billiards played perfec
t"n are most respectfully invited TO attend Michael will
be always happy his friends
whether they r no MICHAEL PIIELAN
rcade Billiard Saloon; entrance So Barclay, and and
10 Vefey
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MONEY MARKET.
Tuesday, june 1915 p. NJ


The stock market opened heavy this morning. and
nearly every in the list fell OF fraction At the
first board United States 6 1852 declined per cent:
1856, 4; 1867, q; Canton Company Il; Erie Railroad
"a Harlem, Il Reading Railroad, "a Norwich and
Worcester a. The fancies appear to have been borne
to carry them. There Is such immense amount OF
these stocks ready put upon the market the
ment that prices advance little that the bulls
not keep down the supply. We find that most of the
brokers In the street have plenty of orders to SELL and
very few to purchase This shows the feeling Of out
side holders, and they get out whole,
they will gladly do So
The steamship Falcon, from New Orleans via Havana
brings 5000 COO in gold The owners of this amount
are passengers in the steamer. This is probably the
gold that arrived at Panama from San Francisco in
the steamship California not included in the freight
The published in this days wednesday, Herald
from California, is highly interesting, and confirms
every thing previously said about that country. That
is enough.
The steamship Americas ews is one week later,
and in a financial and commercial point Of view, is
more favorable than the last. The slight advance in
cotton is important, while the decline in breadstufs
was anticipated and does not amount to much any
way. American securities in active demand.
Consols had fallen of fraction
From the 5th ofAay to the LIST of June the transfers
and Issues Of government stock on foreign account
were MS annexed -
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Court CaIendar-This Dav.

CRcUIr CoURr.Nos 3, 10 81, SO, 81 3S, 70, 49, &c.
81, ss, SO, 81, 90 90, 81, e5, 96, 81, 9s.
SUPERIOR Courts 49, CO. So o. %, "a 90, ll3, III
425 49, g. ga 100 1911 1914 $780, 1872 1913, 1885, 1885, 13o
40 i45 l47 las to 1859 ~ a. A. a. 1877 49, &C. TO-
g. L. 49, l8 10, Is. 10 49, 16 l62 163, 1876, 1866 167
1GS 1862 Ill 49, 3D. g. 90 10. 264 95, 1876 3d. 49, &C.
1868, Al, SO, All, 81, 90, 60, 80, 1l1, 434.
TRANSFERRED CALENDAR, GENERAL TERM.-Nos 104
81 ST. o. DC 49, 102 75 IA 121 12S. 1872 103 49, 113
ia to 100 10 to 131. 1873 1874 1856, 1856, 1877.
Common PLEAs.-Adjourned to Thursday morning
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SPORTyNu.


CFNTREvILLE COUKsE-TROTTING-MA $500
mile heats best in hve In harness. will of this AZ
ternoon at o'clock. J. Bridgea CHI Emperor; J.
"helpley names b. Ned JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor.
HARLEM Park TROTTING COURsF-wIIL CONE
OF this day. Wednesday June 10th at3 p. NJ. match
ior sho nile and repeat, o21 pound Wm Fonner
names g. Mount Morris; Richard G. Martin names br.
Umpire. WIN. F0NNER, Proprietor. :
A SPLENDID FORTUNE FOR fl0 OR E5.-Britanna
Sporting Portrait Club Is George street. Plymouth Eng
Viii be issued series of engraved Portraits Of all horses
tered for the Great Doncaser St. Leger Race OF The
ds rbution will be conducted the legitimate
honorable principles those which
DESIGNATED thus First Class Second do third do. Each
member viii be entitled Portrait Should IL represent
stber OF the Winning Starting Horses il will the
ho der tie amount below. 1000 Members to
each series first Class Members E0Second do. Third
10 the Member who may hold the Portrait of the
- winning Horse. I'd Forss 81 Horse. Each starting.
lst Class, I2OW $4,000 $1,000 E5t0
"a "a Class Class, ig aocS 400 @SS ls SS
The above be paid in full to the fortunate winners
Immediate application tor the vacant Memberships
ssry All letters must he accompanied by remittance
Drafts nc made payable to tho secy WALTER JAMES Esq.
~ B-A number can have shares in either Of
the different classes Receipts will DO duly and
numbers forwarded instantor Full particulars Of the
Will be forwarded 70 distant subscribers
MR.. GEORGE THOMPSON HAS THE PLEASURE or
A Informing his friends and the pubic that he wall give
an exhibition Tuesday evening June 18TH when
VIII have the honor of introducing d play of talent,
perhars never before exhibited. Hyer and Thompson
VIII wind up the exhibition by grand display and trial Of
ski sei.ntihc The exhibition will take place at Mayors
Concert Hail. No. l0l Elizabeth street. commencing eight
o'clock Tickets to be had at the door.