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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-06
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sss tisI FOOT y Warren .tI.,, S.r,s ss.i
viii convey the sysrnnent mails ana passenger. to ths
Pacific ss.%srs from rsna%a 20 oaiay,nis ~; are
:. my s;s%.s .asss s;$s 500 ton. ss!sh;,, siS
ss 10 :sss sns of @ ss, sy and %
rot 70 Be- Eel, on any ..a ss, a., ISaa,os .ia sas
Of the Passenger are on The most liberal sesen her spa
ali the sSsvsnenc,s elias. hotel
hsngefe s.r, ,,, ., rass.er r' s"Ass ana
s ssi berth, s' found ffs' s.a sSs
cis.. issssS. .licv;d yr.iss, % cat. p, ss, cha
double .ss '.sS ; S,,, .
Itr's ..iesn, New 6rissS' So each.
si:,. sss@ sss,s. si.si & to n.'ssa::.::.:: /:
s fs sSs ssr ossa Is ;i All .s,
for 's' nu' be :. so Isl s Il " s.
Tie Ohio will leave New York on hsrnsst IN vcto-
EoR sAvANkAn.,u,s 8. MAIL LIsEvEyEsy. VEG.
.rperior Seess steamer. cufRosEE and fkSNs5skE
1SfRGfEf az, c lycn e' sdssy h 1s For
freight or p'"szs, Apply 10 v,rca,,, "a, r
Passenger, for Florida Mobile, and Nsw orleans. iii sns
comfort.
rV,BE STEAMSHIP SARAH SANDS, ros II LIVERPOOL.
will fs on 1hursdsy september her regular day. por
q clifton .iI.s,. IA. sys5
no. 70 SOUTH street
DAcxEr roR BAvRE-sECoSD LIss-rBE s8IP
ST. NICOLAS h bSYD Taiiis5sss VA. 2, .r
LoR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA cuAcREs, Isru SEP
drt 70, sur sss sr1 Sssa
e. osssr s,rss ito. <, so,t a. pier co s.,ss
chsres without touching ., lnsesnsd.ts porte thus
that passengers BY this steamer viii reach Panama in
time ior the U. pseihe Mail steamer Of October is,
Passage 10 The after saloon :..'''..'. siS
Do do trvard saloon. .........s.... I'D
Do DO lover cabin ....'.. ....... ~
rr.,spt q, speed" one per cent xrhaai.. 10 cents per
foot Eht cube ofbsessse allowed each cshn
ger cubic feet for esoh steerage passenger No passage
secured utlss Isid for hsy psrsoo rsm,s,s one. hall ,ss
''' '''"n' " '''''s' j a6wARps son, 81 broadway.
The CRESCENT CITY ~il succeed the kmprs City. ant
leave on let Of October.
IroR CALIroRNIs-To EAIL ON rue 9rE-rns
ship Russell " loading at pier tot 81 Nestsy
ses TIE hslAsee " freight ear .s had on wmsii.e .p-
riiss'icn 10 " ID StiiVN' ~ VAL stree'
DAMS coscALtFORsiA ExPREss-ruE SUB
A feriters repeatedly give notice that they have
ter ded heir Eyp.ss sfrpis, and vii transmit Lee,
The stus o. rsuama, by every steamer for thsgrss,
sending Special Agent thtouFh each rip who viii take
dery our fr.t l1press will leave New Yers satur-
cpy ist Ser the steamer Empire CITY, under the
direction Mr. u. n Haskell who has fer severs yesrs
teen .crtiy tnoun 70 the puhc Clerk - orr Boston
Ufcs an VITO has been admitted partner = reside Sac
frtnceo snd have the entire eentrl N our trsnss t.
ADAMS CO. u Wall street.
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nE RALPH, AUTHOR OF the PRACTICAL PRf-
~ vsie Treatise. ke ~ Grsnv len street Once hours,
eto i2A M,6to Y. ~, tsasssJs excepted These v1e
apply in the early sres Will ~ surpr set 81 ne rspdy
and little atten-i their " u sssy.
bowevsr thofe osss %
pie properly srperae hs sersises In sttotura
hon neipeN 70 it- advanced and distress
ffrum tsat@ss ass extensive
tracte he cas- afford rapid easy ent rsce, eurs ~hsa
ssvrrc In America.
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EhEE PIcruRE GALLERY MUSEUM oF TILE FINE

I,
Il Arts, L,ere Fancy fair-Tbe largest In
the city, of Division stree and Sowery has scie
ted and allied with tie choicest works OF and the
Arts volsnes Of Illus rated works
spendidy framed OIL paintings rich and valuable line
Cravings by Raphael Morahen Strang Shark willo &e
hundreds OF pieces of splendid statary &C. &c and
open free to all, from oeieck A. to II NJ TO cunvaea
taste foriteature AID the fine arts the work
Of the ;ommuny Strangers and travellers should visit
this shment to zee what institution New York
capable OF upportg chare to be1eht her citizens
Al papers friendly TO the Of mental mr aud
The ma rch of intellect, please insert.
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this collection tnd licensees Of FIRE.
sdens fo and Taylor and their csbnct and other emf
citizens respectfully invited TO
call mine thsm Ut hia Gallery, 800 and w Broadway,
corner q Fulton street.
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q. . 70 .' asnss i.%;a
The rush, jam, and squeeze 20 get Brooks
Boots, Shoes, sBs .iteIs q late has been tTsmsndsa.
than he had in other in
s city, $50 Patton street only sir doors from Broadway
How Humbugs Expiode.-A few months
ago California wa, rerusd 70 be psysd With gold That
any GAMERS could 20, S ssrid S,S
street stust his s~i int. ~ pnitiss down prices
thirty per cent -
"Ten the Truth, for n will ssand." is
.sSs s :, ealing a. hs corner q TSee .ttr.s
s. g. Ssr,l s. o. caters ssd sss,s tn proporss
------
DR. Powell. O,uII.t and Auriss, has just
Imported Artificial Eys wssh can b. .,s..ss ,,nou' be
Pe~ attend. as usual TO diseases 81 The Eye ard gar
x: 1T fss,f On tie tss" price s.sas
the success attending DR.. Levstt's Patent
Ersrs rsts .srran The p.ss.ss 20 n.u.s 70 AL ,s.ss
ter Estshiishnsnt and ofos-, e's broadway
Painless Tooth FIXING DIR. 4. q. Castle.
SIS broadway has soft plastic pae. yhieh h pu. int The
srs ,sns,res them nsess gc is II !. psrousiy
adsptsd for the front teth bseseued BY sssy being
s" iI isil. sn ny sss s ' ''' ''''
Liquid Hair Dye. 90 Color the Hair or
whG,rs the monsn, i Is spilled, -hsu, injury e the
amin. Ills sr,ieie as Il il the zee, IN the wori slid whole
sale and retail bashsi.rs Ms @
James Church.
wigs and Toupccs.-we would call the att
ssn,on Of requiring new suit a hair " recent JIM
character, invented ny Nm.
Bs,,hclcr They be HI. Wis factory No wan
Citizens and ssrsnsers are invited 70 srsmss before
vsrcbaeing elsewhere.
Combs.-Lad,es are Respeotfuiiy Invited
srans the choiee selection Of Dress Combs al the subse-
bers sore-ths variety beyond al doubt We tns
much admired Also be sbtaned every article sppsr-
s.ining 10 the toilet. A. n y. SAUNDERS,
81 Broadway. between walker and Write srees.
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Travellers and others Will hnA q conn
pies assortment Of Dressing Cases Fancy Cutlery Port
and all articles tsongns TO the Toilet 1T sub
scrbers lE and 81 broadway. Tho Dressing Cases
dursbe material each pattern c-ntAn-
ns articles Of convenient size and utility, the
compact warranted to perform the duties Tor which
RrnaaEAY Of Lihsrty 81 y and 81 DHoAANAy.
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4 PERFECT SAFEGUARD A9AIssT QUACKERY-
"A The Travellers Medical Guide, by K Clover ~ D. Is
the perfect work Of the hind presented 70
rcsn public. 1t contains description Of all delicate dssasss
their symptoms best mode o. Sc togethef with
cep,s Tor mailing the various preparations used In their
and 10 embeished with Is Lthograph plates
With assurance Of this work every himself
Price 81. sold by suinKsr Townsend. ~ Broadway,
" Ann st. as the Drug store n Canal s and BY the
auhor No 2tnow No l1 Ann ST. where he s Consulted
Al dfserfes there referred
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A MUsEMENTs.


BROADWAY THEATRE-Tas PUBLIC "a RHspsCr-
- hiiy informed that ths evening thar ,I
he NO PERFORMANCE. Friday svenins, Gnt " rSta
will 10 performed for the fret tims pr.s..s
psny Donixettis fAvcrite Italian Opera Of LINDA III
CHAhOUNIx for she benefit Of Signora Vita
In regular bills Of the day The box book Is
Vita peeuiy announce TO the patrons Of the Italian
will take place the above estsbs hment Friday
Evening September ls49 when Dsai.ss opera Of LIN
DA DI HANouNIX will be iused for the FIRST tin this
season Box hook now open.
NIBLo's GARDEN-TBURSDAY kvENING, SEPT.
~ the enterta will commence with Grand Over
ors After which will he performed the daring achieve
men,s on the TIGHT ROPE by the Ravs Faiy Asd Leon
Jsyeh. After which TIE comic ballet psutomins sf La
rEik CiAAfETkE or Tho Aged Dancers chnrac ters by
the kaysl TO conclude she popular and laugh
Able pan TONNE called the SOLDIER FOR LOVEJobbsrd,
frnheos havel serfcuil, NJ AAel; Mme Serfsul, Mme
j. Ravel; Janitta, Vile. A. Lehman; rharles, Wells.
Comic vac de reux, Nile Lehman aud r. Ravei Admission
oceDts ooersopeu att o'clock ocommenss at sprsssy
SPLENDID DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS AT VAUXuALL
~ Cardea-On Friday evening Sept. eth, 1S49Preparo
by the celebrated Edge, consisting Of Greek EengolA
Lights; Rockets with stars splendid Vertical heel
cts With serpents Peruvian Crosr; Rockets With winding
ureaHers Indian Palmetto; Rocl cts with crimson and
green Pride Of Auror Rockets with gold Polka
Esncs and Colored Batey Rockets with green
blue stars Peruvian Roses Parachute Rockets with
stars Tribute OF Ceres and POLKA Dance Parachute Rockets
Monument Of Pharaoh Admission tickets IS cents Cars
and stages the door minutes has
eesred TO accommodate 200 persons. Exhibition
mer ee ais o'clock.
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IL BoORs-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL

NEW MEDICAL BOOkS-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
IN work and treatment Of private diseases
seture end ell Kindred affections Of the urinary
illustrated beautifully cOiorea
.srse .. HE ny Homer Beswick, 4. Large anarto.
800 ID edition Price $40 Extract from the Boston
Medical and Surgical Journal -" may be said, feariesy
squs TO Reords Asons work tue family 81
desse and far anything Of the hind Pub
lshed IN this cousiy Price slo Author Of work ON
Seminal EInissons impoepcy NO. caused BY Improper
baLs Fourth EtiHon plstos Price 81 For sale ~ the
PublsLes stDger Townsend 22 Broadway, and by the
Author. Drosdvey.
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'N|NTSNNVNSNS0N9~~N~
Al UsIC-A. sTUCKLER, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC AN
l Teacher Of tho Piano Flute, Organ, &C. has resume
the above instrun usual Ladder
seHtten taught at their residence Address No. lN Hss
TER street. SCHOOLS attended.
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A Black Frock Coat, Csssencrc Pants, and
Vest only S. AIso large Gents COsks
and O.sreosts 81 s2 Nassau aId Beekman sts
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cnIrH DEkY WALLACE, MANuFACrURtss
NJ Maiden Lane.
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DE YE FRUITFUL AND MULTIPLY, rs A COMMAND
ID that should be chcsrsy obeycd ~ the children Of
For female and male. Dr. Lartetes Juno Cordial Pro-
creative Elixir prescribed eheotus
Of debility bsrrsnnes and all Irregularities OF Aatare IL
s all that prosses 70 be- v Natures great restorative
and remedy for those In the married w.hou offspring.
Itis certain for general debility weakness
uneqaaed Aiso certain remedy for ncipien. eoasump-
u.n 1s pny - 1 y,
o. the above eomgsns and Of priese:s value
those without offspring CautionThis celebrated msdi
eAnnst be genuine unless the fac sine signature Of
Judssh CO. 1.-THE only Amsrgan ag.ntsl on the wrapper
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I,oR CALIroRNIs-ro FAIL on tue 0rp-rnR
stip RUsSrL loading at pier Of o. vestsy
street TIE pasee " freight ear BE had immsii.e sp-
tiss.on TO " Vs. StIIVN, ~ Wall street
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EDUCATION.

EDUCATION
Al ECHAN1CS' INSTITUTE SCHOOL. NO. IL CHAM
vi bers sr,e-Mr. NJ .. Tracy, and Miss b. y. smith,
Principals Second session. 18th year
day September 3d. Applications for admission may be made
at the school ROOM or to Of school Committee
JAMES ROGERS, Chairman.
JNo. CALVIN SsIrH, Secretary
LNRENCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING. AND DAY
School for young ladies' No Carroll place, Bleecker
street. New York This establishments conducted by Madame
Blk who is assisted by the talented professors of this
city continues enjoy the condsnee VI all those who lave
entrusted their daughters to her Every attention
paid to the morals and comforts Of the pupils Terms mode
rate. The house is spacious and comfortable
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nR COOPER u DUANE STREET has. ruF III
~ last fourteen eOnnrtc kt practice 10 the trras
mert and Other diseases o. delicate nstsr
Re the o. hts esesse an
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To HE Let.

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rI,O IET-rLE NV iva Story BUILDING. az
Broedpay being tbs 5nus Il the -ev fork aud se~
Haven Railroad Also, large Bowling Sslccs si0 Brosd
J. y BsRNgs go Broadway.
rI'o LET-IBE 1uSEE Story ATTIC HOUSE No. q
u hurrsy street Pesssss on % Immediately. Inquire
o. the prsfuiecs.
,v,o ItT-1Br sroEps NOW ERECTise NO. q AND
e As idcn Gs a. fee front ys feet deep; 81 feet
klso the ioi,s Ne. Al Nader Lane Apply No Al Maiden
Laws.
ruVu Lr1 A CoTTAeg And TgENrY- giGHr LOTS
81 .round situeei on honni frcsrsct IN The Ninth
-ard ~ nrockyn az mlet ffuu Iuiton aud mics -,
South Perry There V socd sable ar The premises. Win
Ne LEI cheap. 70 gooe tenant FrGtlre ~
a.. BALDWIN a. WniAm ~, tup staifs)
CrABLE To LE1.-ONE EsLF OF A LAsGs nsrCE
- satie let No - strccrtrtte Rent 81 ~ per safw
rn.ur, - Or enc stysst lhsc are hVs-s foI sale.
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vv>HE vACULTY.-THIS GREAT BODY or PROyE5-
sioha Myrtsrs proud Learn fast giving up
their prejutces. and almost TO prescribing
KeH gers truly wonderful medicine in their practice, which
10 universally admitted be the most agreeable and Of
fectve sanve for almost oass aud character Of dis
ease to which human family heir rhe anatio and
all other palms, together with ell manner Of old cuts
truees &c. yisld Immediately and cured. Is
the hair and bssu.fss the skin No family viii sverbs
without IL after trial II IL agreeable aad
peae. Sold bottles 2k and So 81 and 81 per
dozen. $50 Pearl st. Broadway above Grand and
of he dyurg Ilv
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The rush, jam, and squeeze TO get brooks
Boots Shoes. and Caters Of late has been trsmendoas
What tie eaussf IL Is easily answered de sells the best
Article than he had in other In
ne city. $50 Fnltcn street sx doors from brosdvsy
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Circular to Registers and Receivers.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, february, 81, 1919
A QUESTION OF much importance has arisen in rcla
IA lion 10 Mexican war bounty land warrants thai may
be located by bona fde purchasers.
First.Where warrant IL forged. .s53 44a
Second.-Where the assignment or transfer Is forged
Third.--Where the power Of attorney is forged
Several cases Of this description having been presented
10 the consideration OF the Commissioner Of the General
Land Office he informs me that in his judgment they
null and void and that The land covered by such ocaons
this department fully concurs In ORDER therefore, to In
ce grener caution upon the part Of purchasers yon will
make locations with Mexican war bounty land Warrants
and cause copy OF these instructions 10 be posted in the
most public position In your Office. As these foreries
believed to be augmenng in number this notice ID deemed
necessary for the protection Of the Interests Of th govern
ment and the people Al
r. J. WALKER,
March Cd W. Secretary Of the II easury.
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IPuslrc--No ST

(PuRLic--No S. lA.e
AN ACT authorizing the pay ment of interest upon
the advances made by the Slae Of Alabama for
the use Of the United st,ies Government, in the
suppression Of the Creek Indian hostilities Of
eighteen hundred and ihirty-six and eighteen
hundred and thirty seven, in Alabama.
he IL enacted by The Senate and HOUSE Of Repre-
seriafirsa Of The United States Of Aneriea In Con-
sress assembled, That the Secretary OF War be and
lie is hereby directed to pay interest Upon the ad
yances mods BY the Stats Of AIsbama III the use
Of the United States Government in the suppress
sion Of b. sties by tho Gre Indians. in eighteen
hundred and thfty sir sni eighteen snd thirty
seven. al the rate OF six per centlim per annum
from ths time OF the advances until the principal
sum was paid by the Uni ed States u lhe State Of
Aiabana; and the sum so found " be due TO said
State be paid out OF any money In the Treasury
not Otherwise appro. ratAd.
SEC. 2. find be Il further enacted, That, IN as
ceriaining the amount Of interest aforesaid due
10 The state of Alabama, the following rules shall
govern: That interest sha moi be computed on
any sum which Alabama has not expended for he
use and benefit ef the Unied States, as evidenced
BY the amount refunded or repaid to the State Of
Alabama BY The United stites. Second, that no
interest shall be pail on any sum on which the
said State Of Alsb1mi did not either pay or lose
inierest as Aforesaid.
Approved, January 20, i6i9
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In pursuance of law, l. JAMES X. POLK President, Of
the United States America do hereby declare and make
known that public sales will be held at the
land Offices in the State of LOUISIANA al the periods
iereinatef deaignaied to vii.
A. the land office al Natchiochea, commencing Mon
ay, the fourth dry Of June FOR the disposal Of the
public lands situated within the eoned townships,
viz. AZ, g
North othe base line and ,rrs Of The principal mari
dian
Township six, Of range four.
Township ak, ii range five, &&s&
Township seven and eight, Of range
Al The land Office al Opelnsse Monday,
the eighteenth day Of June next for the disposal Of tie pub
lie lands within the aforementioned inwnhhp, viz;
South Of The base line and east Of The principal me
rididn.
Sections thiriysiy 10 torysx inclusive, and sect0na
fity fyone, and fny TWO, in township thirteen, Of range
ak, E&
The land office New Orleans, commencing on Mon.
day, the fourth day Of June next for the disposal OF the
public lands within the aforementioned townships and
parts Of townships, viz:
South Of The base line east Of He principal meridian
and east 81 Tie Mississippi 'irer.
Townships ten aud eleven, Of range seven.
Township eevef OF range eight.
Lands appropriated by law for the of schools, militia
ry or other purposes will be excluded from the sales.
The offering Of the above mentioned lands will be
menced the days appointed and proceed in lie order
which they advertised, with ali espa,ch
until the whole shall have been offered and the sales thus
closed.
but sales shall be kept open longer than two weeks
and private entry OF any OF the lands viii be admitted
until after the expiration Of the Two weeks.
Given under my hand, at ie city oi Washington this
twenty day OF February aino ,lonini one thou.
sand, eight hundred and forty nine,
JAMES X, POLK
by The President:
RIcuARD NJ YouSu,
Commissioner oil the General Land Office
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GRAHAMrS indAGAxYNEL--ls4o.
]. r. GRAHAM, J, Il. CHANDLER, AND J. u. TAYLOR
EnIrORS

THE JANUARY NUMBER OF GRAHAM,S MACA
L ZTNE-the first number Of the New velume-is
ready for the mails and for shipments agents. The Pub
fishers and Editors, while expressing satisfaction in The
aordnary with which their efforts elevate the
character Of the periodical literature OF have
been crowned respectfully offer statement Of their pre-
partitions for the New Volume II Is well known that NO
other Magazine published in the English language has
presented such array OF lusirous contributors Bry-
Cooper, Pauldiug, Herbert Iongfellow, Hoffman,
Willis, Fay, Smms, constitute alone corps greater than
any ever before engaged for single work An examina
ton Of last volumes will show that these distinguished
writers have all furnished for this miscellany articles equal
the best they have given TO the world They with our
other old Contributors, will continue 10 enrich our PAGE
with their productions; and several eminent auho VINO
have not hitherto appeared In our pages WI, hersae ge
added TO the list OF cours, therefore, all attempts %
compete with Graham's Magazine in lis literary
will be unsuccessful In every department. tne nghest
talent IN the country will be enlisted ana ne snoii hpa.su
maintain present reputation as the leading literary
periodical Of America
TERMS,
Great ipdncemtnts 10 Postmdstera and Clubs, hre-
: o,,aIled by those Of any other Establishment.
Far three dnlars in advance par money IN the States
from which il is remitIed one copy o. Graham Tor one
wear and mezzont portraits, on proof sheets, OF Gen
Taylor Gen Butler Gen Sou, sen w9'n, LII nnn Saps
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Ell from n,bied originals, by the best aftisA and are
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Philadelphia, December u.
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The "mnera lands, included the foregoing proclama
ton are chiefly situated between Lake Superior and the
Montreal river and Isle Royale, In The northern PENN
sla Michigan and rendered immensely valuable by
by the exhausless mines Of copper aud other ores found
therein.
Aconslerahle number Of those mines have already been
discovered In the trap ranges within few miles Of Lake
Superior; mud from the geological character Of the con'
try aud the explorations already made, cannot he doubt
ed that others equally II not of valuable will be found
throughout this whole "mnera region"
In OF the mnesnow worked copper is found almost
pure and in fact most Of The native copper and ores yield
greater percentage than any other yet discovered in the
world, Silveris also found in considerable quantities.
All the necessary materials for the construction OF fur
uaces and fuel for smelling are found In abundance ia the
immediate neighborhood of the mineral.
The climate In the winter, though cold, does not nter-
rupt The operations Of the mnesin TACT that SEASON is
considered the most favorable for their operations.
The proximity Of these mineral lands TO the shore OF lake
Superior which several fe and excellent harbors
and the water communication herefrom, by the Sauli Ste
Marie lakes Huron Erie, &c, furnish ready Of
transporting the products OF these lands TO the principal
markets Of the United States very trliny cost.
II likewise appears from the reports to this office that
the agricultural lands Of fair qualify, producing the
usual culinary vegetables and grass ~ abundance and,
when properly TILED, they have been found favorable for
grain crops also; and for all these products, fair price
and good market Will be found at the mines.
Timber--such white aud yellow pine, sugar maple,
yellow birch, &c. Is, In many places very abundant and
by s thrifty growth gives evidence Of The richness OF the
soil.
Maps showing the localities OF the mines aud other ya,
able Information relating thereto derived from the geoogi
cal survey, &c, which be embraced in this brei
notice. will be prepared and deposited In the land Office
the Sau Ste Marie for inspection, early as practicable
before the commencement Of the public sales
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner ofthe General Land ohlce
Mar S.--lawl3xv