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otD GolD DolIAs. Mr.. James Goodine. u this
city, says the Cincinnati Commercial has had
In his possession for twenty years gold dollar Of
the coinsge Of 1873, No new thing, alter all
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DELPHI EATRE.
HAAIM & OWENS .,::::!i;, LESSEE
GREAT ATTRACTION
First night of The calculated Tragedan
MR. BOOTH.

Nhois engaged for three nights only
WEDNEapAY EVENING, Jnnr Q, l4i9
X CHI AR ID II
hichatd Mr. BOOTH
The new and La,lehuble Burlesque Extravaganza OF
LOLA MoNTES CATCHING A GOVERNOR
Lola Monies, MISS CANNON
}, In which character she WIN introduce
THE cACHUCA t.#
+ p = 49, -v ~ .
Doom open AT o'cocE. Performance TO begin NJ $
O'Clock.
n5- Parqelle and Dress ChcI-, 20 Genus Gallery 81
Private boSrs IicenIs.
H1-'ricke, office open from 10 10 and from 10
. III The afternoon, when seats may BIZ secured,
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HUBERT j. wALEkER
WILL PRACTISE LAW IN THE SUPREME COURT
OF THE UNITED srATEs.
answer to many letters, he thinks proper to nay, that
ne Cannot attend 10 claims before Conaress ar m -
the departments but will devote his attention exclusys
70 cases entrusted 10 him In the Supreme Court
washington, d, G. mar s.sY'
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PATENT OFFICE, May, ls49.

pArEaT OFFICE, May, ls49.
INPuRsUANcE ofthe net .legaiiTins and
L making appropriations oi such necessary objects
have been usually Included the general appropriation
certain incidental expenses Of the Apartments and ofees
s e. aa and tor other ,Posss hs
this Office 1n he ss e ane n W Sr nhns
al He stationery q list u which Is hclowl and ntng
his Office ne yea, commencing on n. Is, day o. July
isi9 ana ending 2" u. h day Of June 1850 All the a.
be 81 the 1sa 9noig, and IN the manner delivered
wlihaM delay a. rh timen and in such quantities may
TO rstMnr' and )he satisfaction Commissioner
hohs whl, approved security, 10 he gwen BY the person
Or persons eona'tinE specimens Of The printing and
by persons proposing MAJ HE Office " 10 he al liberty
take either gre.ier o. less quantity Of any article than Is
specified according Io III WANTS during The yea,
STATIONERY
UrjARg ,pupe,, haiisnade, q Htictriaid
10 reama u folio post paper ruled e pattern sats finish
8 DO aP ss s' r we've a n ruled p,r rsa
Enpeiope paper, enpsopes &c.
4, 70 rr 4, envelope paper buff perIean
y "a DO b,ou,na pap,r "'"' ~
5000 envelopes, large aui small, tua
10 pounds lnentwlne
70 do gum arahA.
1000 stee peas, assorted, be St quality
= Sra,s lead pencils thad and suip
5gross silk taste
Z pounds wale1s -p#tt
80 do sealing wax h.st esua s,perfns scarlet
d,,en ink, red and bark, in guarri
pounds lndia.rnssss prepared Goodyear, or ott,rs
Sssss g ssss .s ss3-. ivory
ic1ea sand bnsea, cocoa H
d. d. .,,. do abladea % -
% nkfia,,d9 French pump
d. water stampa
dpairo paper ahears, Rogers sons sinch blade per
ePairs paper shears Ne-,s sons, ca inch blade Per
PAR
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MARSHAI,S SAIE

IN Shtue Vi Two wrs oi feri taciaa issued from the
Clerk Office Of the Circuit Cour the District i, On.
umbs Tor He county Of Washington and a,e drecIed
q L' instant arg oclork NJ, tsiait The Court House
door OF SAID county one Hesrn wo1nn, named Celia
Inner, aged btwetnBan' III eaai aud hei infant child
seized aud eSea upon Tie property Of George Rom.
oil, 4pA sent 10 satisfy Inirals M ~ &c October fern
ssl ~ aynr 81 Martha Manning also 10 st,isy udieais
No ~, 70 October 'erm l%l3 AGAINST said Romior
ROBERT WALLACE,
iiine DIFF Marshal al The District Of Jollmhia
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IA. CiuDAD DE 0RAzApA NE MgxIco,
Ant,l "a ip1Q

prnzaba s IN !he ientle ola little plain, at the head
and every portion Of the cry aud Its surrounding
plain Is rich as the lime lands Of Alabama the
bottoms Of the Nlssssippi river The suburbs Of the
city appear but az grove Of lemons lime, oranges
and mangoes, and II You 90 Gut Of the akias o. ic
town, yel win STE many a proprietor growing his
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z !. IN
lnne ! -dH Marshal al The District Of Collmha


M AhSiiAL'S "a LE. Is In virtue Of MA OF ueu
W artdh, Eantd nom HE Clerks Office VI tae nSrcI m
Columbia iof The county Of Waaltae;p an,i 10 me direct
81 shall expose % public sae, III raSi, Monday HE
!sih day ui June nesi, a !pGack NJ before the Court
lolse door OF sSw c'MN'y the following property, viz
LN No w ~ sltaIe No f0i, in The riy uf Washington
VAN .hs improvements thereon, being twoslory frame
hndines seized AMI eslei upon az The properly Of las
Gi and sold "saisiy tndcals No LAB, TO March term
la4a, in lavo ii Robert Rrown, ise oil Hall & Co
ROBERT WAILACE
n,nyg6 Mnrchnl nftl Met rir, az nln,nLi.
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The Valley OF the Oraznha.

We have been politely favored with the petnsai Of
Two letters written from Girusahu Mexico by
young gentleman Of this city on his way 10 Caliior-
MIA The letters were written in April, and have
been lang time on their way but the graphic de-
seFpton Of the Valley of the Orazaba, its produe
lions and the surrounding scenery, given in lie lo!-
lowing extracts, will be read with interest
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LADY CEITirs AM REvIrwERf. The last mum
Der Of the dignifed North American contano three
excellent articles from accomplished females, viz:
Mira. G. NJ. Kirkland, Mrs. G.. r. Elei, AID Mrs. S.
X, Putnam. new field Of literature Ia thus sud-
oenly opened 10 the talented female writer's of our
country
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chi and sold |" satisfy udcaIs No l4s, to MarGh t,rm
S49 !" lavo u Robert ''rown, .ss q 'I Hal 4 o.
may9-dF Marshal OF the District of ColumAia
MARSHALs SALE. In virtue Of !, wrI, ol fer
vi ioeas under the lien law ssueJ rom lr Clerk office
q ne cin On, Court Of IF district u Columbia for the
10 pablo Gag ". sash on saturday, the 18Th of jane next
al ~ usSSk NJ before the Court,honss door Of said
OF JOHN RyneS of IN and 10 lie following described pro.
rerty, viz oil certain buildings erected on lots AMI
lion 10 Georgetown on that piece Of ground W front Of said
atwo and three measuring l26 fee. a!sEs the south
channel % he river a5pHas u, piece ofsound lying
IN ," Of M ~ "a. aid Addition s,' 3" par q ~
Wafer street 10 the channel Of The Potomac river and on
The western hall Of al that par o. rye,. stree which lies
and on that part OF Water street. 20 feet wide, iediiely
north Of he southern line Of Wafer sasI 44d sS,fn.ns
iarps brick moulding N5%e wa stone stacks Tor mens
shs a levied upon as s pra"@ a Son a o
Ryy and so ss,s dsas 10 g. G q March i s%
isls, in favor df William O. and SIMON }, temple.
ROBERT WALLACE.
may u ids Marshal Of The District Of Columbia
psopoSAiS for carrying ne mails q The United States
from he Isl day o. July Lac, to The sls " hine
Contract Office olthe Posi- Office nePatsni IN the city Of
Wash,nR,on uni, " p,tte 5ih June isas 10 be de.
NEW YORK
lUIl From Denmark OF every day, tsc1nt SUNDAYS
BY Deep River Carthage, wilma NORTH wilma Ant. |
verb somerviile, GouSefrenr, Richvlle De kals, !
aud Hsavelton
70 oglensburg BY r m same days;
Ana PACK peIweeh "a w and y IN aauis'days hil |
weekly ripn from Antwerp, by Qssow aud Rosse, TO |
Hommona and aIso Foia I've kaih to Canton In due
cannta ipns
propora 10 divide the service at Antwerp. so as TO run
tiree times week BY the Soniervle road and three
tines we by the Oxbow and MorIistown road, will |
he considered
Hs-Bidiers will specify the mode Of conveyance
NOTES.
Each proposal should be accompanied by a guaranty
sgned by one responsible persona IN tbs follow
ing manner, VIZ
"1hr undersigned 1870 guaranty that -------. hi,
bid Tor carrying tue mail from ------ 10 ------- he ae
cemsd By The Postmaster General shall into an obl
gallon PRIOR TO tue fry dcr Of July merit with good and
Sufficient auretes, 70 perform lie service proposedD
TIH should be accompanied BY The certificate al most,
master or other equivalent tefnony that the suaraors
are nep oil property and able To make good their Guaranty
The proposal should be cent 10 the Department sealed
endorsed " froposis Tor r9pte No. -, IA ---,n and
addressed ~ INF Ers Assistant rospiasfer General
. Yer W pr9bibitioq 81 bids resulting from combina.
ton and conditions on which the conraciis
TO w made, see Gle last annual advertisement
y. COLLAMER, Postmaster General
Posr OrricE DEPARTMENT, May g. 1873 NAV G-tlbJ
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DAILY NATIONAL WING.

-Alsuers ordering the paper or containing advertise
hents must be directed To {. ", FESroS, Publisher
Of the National Whign
D-orders icrpapers must be accompaGnt The mon
ey, or they viii not be attended TO. .-
Es-Al money seut will be credited At the par value IN
washington City
E- An communications ior insertion IN hf paper, all
intelligence Of every description all confidential comm
neatIons must be addressed " To " SSEIHEN Editor
q hr National Wing and De postpaid or they viii
NOT be taken out
ns- SEE Pr5sFecaiS IN lsfpags *
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War Department, yyaahington,

SEPARATE PROPOSALS will be received al this De.
" paraeDi until o'clock the 25ih day OF June nexf
for supplying the Stationery and executing the Printing de.
srrbed In the Two schedussbe The Stationery must be
u best quality and the Printing executed the best man
ner Samples ofthe former must accompany each bid and
specimens OF the latter will be shown to bidders the
eral bureaus II desircd
The successful bidder Wilt required TO give bond with
approved smees for The faithful iument OF his contract
and the Department win the right 10 order the
cles AZ such times and in such Quantities AZ may deem
stated
Hank oras viii be furnished bidders application
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-04

THE Eighth open Monday October which day
the pctudi attendance all the students requested The
duties II promptly recommended and tis
members, should their places
the opening the The academea extends the
LIST October OF August being
August aud September In the College, all the usual classes under
full professors have several been the
tire OF collegiate studies equal TO that prescribed IN the Older
colleges the North Al the third gadu
ating class received their acadenical degrees
In the Grammar School, which Immediately adons the College
the preparatory INSTRUCTOR
under the OF the Professors College Thus pupils
institution early pursue their entire
Of study under the they graduate The
mercantile embraces partial members
collegiate preparatory classes for the
other life such students admitted
to all the privileges and Of their several ses sus
tuuns place ii the classical udies
cessary a preparation for business.
French study, without charge all the classes
In addition French students viii
without charge, German, other modern language.
The location Of the College perfectly heal
villages dangerous
young Moral and religious education chief design Of
charge domestic expenses,
festric amy other expenses OF the student
Al the departments the immediate supervision Of the
application made for copies OF
Register for further nionatOn well as for the admission
Of pupils. JOHN b. RERfCoT, Rector,
Aug 3-2aw2m College OF ST. James, 7. o. Maryland.
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AMERICAN RAILnoAD JOURNAL.

THE American Rairoad Journal Is published at "a Wal
gentlemen engaged regular cOntnbulo known
Railroad journal commenced before any publca
an was a " s eosn o. elsewhere devoted 20 s
from is humble egnanss aud contributed 70 Onward
than upon any other agency whsies yer. 49,. ~,
.ty Of manthe great instrument civilization and he
sa, idea q modern has already done 10
him in the scale Of being than any other agency that
The engine regard the
men q most Ss S 20 oea s world
est DrS upon INC MING though. q language ss alone
energy powers almost Of new faculties and
creation W,hoa, danger and without fatigue enable; man
enoymen physical Qualifications and the various pleasures Of
community productions every
% aad nm
achieved i,s hghss. work On has hs%oni.sd
don they capable Bymakins neigh
a Sess sn6sns the ss ali die Joys Of existence
% % nns 1a ns
% The highest S'a Of @ % s s 10 CONDUCT % %
The history the influence and the improvements of the railway
STATISTICS showing and well as
inquiry into It's management; scientific discoveries The
with oeomoon and the progress Of industry
Under mining head readers of the Journalsl find
articles iron ores and ra" @ Of s Uni
editor Of lie Journal or department mining naaagy
9Sss Sss is
y s % III he sa q %
several blast furnaces and @ results q hsi. working This wo
weekly papers, under appropriate heads
statistical tables of different Districts and such plans and
drawings as may be found desirable.
nj. worn IRON Mr. Hodge % furnish e 'hs Journal
been carefully examined by him. with information
mining subjects generally.
works viii be found Indispensable TO all parties engaged In
This the first
give, and practical form, scientific
manufacture and mining the whole
country. g Aj
O. James, Of Providence has also been engaged
editor the Journal He will furnish the Journal full
Of the OF mechanical inventions and Of the cond
country. Ills reputation
mechanic,
public He will also furnish valuable
other branches of industry and of business
Great Britain her present commercial and political impor
the mechanical invention Of her people than
other cause. as-s1f Il
Skill industry, and enterprises giving
TO
to railway the valuable of all This Journal will be
esty devoted. .. *
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Hart. ysgs.asIs E.trae.


sPsodc coneOns q as nerves nervous Or sk
nesney o. nervous ana S IN sas ,l % M
Erl.Ers :, o 'h. rAi'.iS' . siohNnss,
nhvicinns have pronouneed eniantie m
and lnossands have suffered miserable
existence and aa' Yielded Up p. AS, ys, On the
The Of s ysse.ass Extract however, feels deli
eacy In saying that can be cured ne WOULD therefore, respect
fully physicians and all Others who Interested
te testimony which Is here offered " deception ie be ex-
L be said tat epilepsy Is ncurabe =
HARrs VEGETABLE EArhAcT'
adtaI disease where
Colonel Dcnsow Of Yonke New York. states thai his daughter
has been afflicted with fits for than nine and us been
cured By the use Of the Vegetable Extract
n = n, -, H. 90 mann x M as hssn s,o,ed ~ e a
Se % ysv o,s means hsa adI nv Ihs ae of ths
table Extract Extract p,on J, no,. p.. .o,,, .,.m, x,o
Of the the state that b has been much
n % e I sys uy @ o sney when eom uaSes his
knowledge ,,,o. o,,o,, ,,,. Mn. GA.
county Pennsylvania living Erie Pennsylvania.
he happy perseyeng Dr. Harris
from ,hal sor., Al diseases
table E,aet IN his family highly 10 ali
persons VINO are afflicted with as
s Ne% s sSs NJ q sss
his a% NY has Ses w A. %
b Harris vegeinbe Extract, Mr. Pratt, restored
business.
Smith, of Peters church, Sposwood New
Jersey epilephc for forty
years that he has used Dr. Harris Vegetable Extae' and his
blessing,
TO have fits.
EPUEPTIC FITS, @1
,,d ,,on,s ,,,a 80. ~ ,.;.
,, n, s"nda hi n,adcn. w - ''' $3.50 - - ' $3.50
uy @ cos. ~, s y secors .so
aD;n .an,ad NM, enan,n ~ 49,
IL nn"s aer ,,ays;ns ,hro,gh mi c,,,rJ iern,anw
snd Ppance consulting ne most eminent nvscans and
10, S III" on ~ n nnn,Iv IN Ndvaher M, ..i,hn'
eti . 10 q, ,uha,ana, All 40, n,ra H., 80
se'''"s ""' n,,.. 49, ~ . r,,,n,,, s
...n HAMS NH1GiAbhE EAlhaol. .
three thousand dollars medicine and medical
attendance advised 70 take tour Europe with him. which
visited Engand consulted the pysi
h examined him and prescribed
accordingly remained there three months without peceivng
change
by
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-04

THE AMERICAN FARMER Is published monthly in the
$40, thirty for $40 anew volume July under the
most favorae auspices II IL the Maryland Ag
cultural socey aud all the prize reports
published therein society meeting determined
$780, be appropriated follows; piece diver plate
valued person Obtaining LIT
October, largest Subscribers
July for the third
list The publisher added prizes, payle
cultural works He offered 500 r
coming volume $50 silver plate for ey the
and 81 farm buildings and the OF the
arm yard so for the best the cultivation and
so for the best the management of the dairy.
The FIRST number appear July, will Of the
valuable papers, pen Of EDsusp RuyvIS, ESQ., Virginia.
the agricultural pubc particularly of
regions Of Virginia. Maryland and the Caronas. details
Of his farm FIVE he
estate in Virginia. and concluvely
able degree II prudence is management farming made
profitable other The
charge o his arm Mr. Run shows his clear
capital invested for land negroes, implements Stocks hl6
third 1881 fourth and
h 20l0 besides supporting hts family his hands
value Of his
Every planter particular.
" In the tide districts Of country will paper with
the deepest interest
number other valuable papers,
amongst from W. DonniS esq
Secretary Maryland Agricultural Society on
fence and from Col
jec, with appropriate drawings.
Address SAMUEL SANDS, Publisher
Maryland State Agricultural Society's Hall,
June 26-2aw4t Baltimore MARYLAND.
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Law school In Lexington. virginia.

THE proposes open School in this place.
mencing Monday the 2 DAY Of October aud emna
of March, aJ0 The pupils
classes The used in the junior will
phens blackstone stafke Evidence phen Plead
Ing and st vol OF Greenlea Evidence The will
embrace fuckers Commentaries, Greenfield and sare Ey
deDce list each, Stephen Pleading Plena Isl
vol Of Chy Pleading, ocombc Introduction Equity Jurs
prudence Lube Equity Pleading, Mitords Pleading hi
of Real Properly,
win be made with Philadelphia law publishes 10 fur
nish the above
posing attend the subscribers requested 10 give him
early Of their INCEPTION whether they
supplied with works through
Jium They VII be furnished 20 the students The
bers Of the senior class VIII have
without additional charge The for the daily
students will be subscriber AZ 10 enable any
member OF either the
Of Washington College should they deem e1pedien
viii be delivered course
diction ind practice oftha Federal Courts
The fee win be go per session. payable IN advance
Jsuseros, Va, July ~, 1919.
July IL
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Fauquier White sulphur sprlng., Virginia,

More generally knovn a Warrenton Sprinss,)
HAS reception June Extrn-
improvements In progress, that will
TO the whole establishments No will be adding
Knowing ocular evidence, instances positive
uinic of the and It's miraculous effect
been regarded policy enlarge
mOdations and complete original design, crafty
and fancy Of guests well promote
pleasure Situated Ia remarkably healthy region,
WaeIton visitors horseback carriages
proving roads, the scenery
else in the ten alleys the pistol gallery the OF billiards.
the heatu dance The lovers OF and will
cuar has been taken to win their APPROVAL while ow
deer and the fawn, the gold and silver fish, the elk the
relieve tedious hour those who
nature
crafty could suggest add the comfort and
The hurdle
ade and brilliant FIRE works viii lend their respective
holy ministers Of religion, of denomination, cordial
grudgng invitation, given TO spend the The
Of the church respected throughout the
These springs 70 miles, according
Fredericksburg and % or 30 from Alexandria INV
will from both these points ill July, will
tabshed Visitors leaving the District Columbia stage
steamer nj or reach the springs the
These springs known the Post Oce
Springs ~ aud all letters should directed, they may
Wauenton sent TO the White sulphur Springs in Greenbe
October; s15 for three SIS
month"; $40 per week; els for weeksj 81 days
lodging so each children
old half price, No charge for children When
separate tables provided for children before the hour
who retain their the ordinary table will be charged price
Horses 50 cents day, or $40 month.
aud spirits have procured corkase will
be charged for private supplies.
DANIEL WARD, Superintendent
June 6-dlaw&epf
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HORACE '. ASH.
i HoRAoE y. ASH. H.. BILLIE.
and General Agency On5es ths Capital of nm
1 tr.F nois, Clty OF srprlngAeld.

HoRAoK " ASH. ISAAC n. SILLER
Land General Agency On5es Capital of nm.
E nois, Ctsy Of sPringhsid. gsese
p Boressen Of EBoss laads, hodTs Of Ho, ndsL
sdas ond all persons aesreus Of purchasing Stats
Illinois sor boIsThe would respectfully intvp
the public hathey have established capital Of ,hs
OF Illinois lad and agency oes aasacos
OF all business appertaiDng thereto william limits State
repairing their location pawn,
ing selling all descriptions State and .ys,
description attached general agency on M
most extended SCALE VIII be promptly faithfully attended TO-
t'.F1f Et.i le .r1 iRErEHKSoKsi f.,a.H....
Monsrs. Daffeudon h Niles, Washington city.
A. Gowdy Co., Louisville, Kentucky.
Thomas J. Reed esq, +" '.....
Messrs syckes h Co., st. Louis, Missouri
A. ChTisty, ESQ., .A
John Nj. Winner, !"
His eneeleucy A. q. French, governor Of Illinois. y
Hon. Thomas II. Campbell, auditor
John Moore treasurer
!. Z sy a, T. f.snsu Judge supreme cent
g J. Dean Cation, E.. ..E
Messrs Wadsworth sheldon, New York city.
David Leavitt, esq, q 1"
q. BARTLETT esq., No Front street, :" I"
Gen. Robert Patterson, Philadelphia.
Gen. Adam Dller, "..ssaf i.H
Jos. L. Chester, esq,
Col g. w. Black Piusburg PA. .E ..afE
Cen Caleb Cushing Boston, Mass.
q. r. Sanger, esq, I" 8.ts .
Henry r. Stone, esq., " !" .a.....a = .
j. ID. Pratt Co., BALTIMORE, Nd
Ap li--dlm&sw3n 4h ,a.rr #b' .asr.. ....
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BY the President OF the United states.

IN pursuance of law, l. ZACHARY TAYLOR President
public will be held at the ID
sF e ad a on Monday
day Of for ns Of s public lands stu
Worth Of The base iae and Of The fiji principal meridian
Township ninety eight, Of range three. vs.. Ike
Township. ninety r and eight Of
townships nnetyve, nnety.x ninety seven ninety and
Townships hree ninety
se saE PLACE. Commencing on Monday the
disposal Of the public lands within the
North efs base line aud osst Of the h principal meridian
Townships nnetyfeur, nneyhve, ninetySiI, ninety
Townshps ninety oar, ninety sye ninesiI, ninety seven,
Township ninsnv township nnetysr Except southwest
quarter Of section the southeast quarter u section
indian ageney and townships nneiye'en and ninety eight Of
Townships ninety and ninety four, of range ten.
Township nine,; one, Of range thirteen
tho Sn aS S az n ~ On MoSSsy The
situated within the aforementioned townships, TO wit
North Of the base Inc and pesl Of the fin principal me'ian
Township, sixty eight and siItynine Of
Townships sryseven, sxes and sixty nine, Of
Townships sIty-eisht ard OF range eighteen.
Township. sixty eight AMI sixty nine Of range nineteen
townships 81 ys,s and ant. mine, Of ranss tyen,y.one'
Township severity one, Of range twenty sir
Townships seventy and Of range twsn,yseysn
Al the land once IOWA cry commencing on Monday the
within the following townships, TO wits
North Of The base line aud osa Of the fh principal meridian
Township seventy six, OF range twenty seven.
Townships seventy seventy and seyentyeg OF range
twenty eight.
Townshps and seyeneghi II nine
Lands appropriated ~ law for The Of schools military other
purposes, will he excluded from the sales.
The offering lands win be commenced
appointed proceed the order which
ed with all convenient Dispatch until the whole shall have been
the thus closed But sale shall be kept
longer weeks private entry Of the lands will
admitted until after the expiration Of the weeks
under hand city Washington this neenth day
September Donn thousand eight hundred and forty
nine. u, TAYLOR.
BY the Presidenti
j. BurTERuELp,
Conmssioner Of General Land Once.