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Law Department or the University of

LOuisialin.-
tHE LEtIgflES in la DepaItmet Will commence te fIs
Ti5 NJ ~ p Dsi HI f. f. is II t, t,i add General
aoipe Of ti' Roman CsyI Law lie Jurhfadetee and Lend
i5ef Fra'cs,o HscALEB tsa Of Admiralty and Maritime
Laws Of Natn and J1ddclou Of The Cour' the
,Thog y Professor ANDELL HUNT vii eqbrsee Commercial
Prai-l'or MONROE Mi ete a gi5aa Nv Common
Lay aud EQUITY Il' ispr1isnos.
she's oy as2iel Is5 Goiasss q Ls5tafes Of ogs fuii
ccga,slo Law TssiDs oi character viii te irqursl
~ larher 92nngn application may be male q either 6 the
ns,l Il, a. BULLARD, Dean, No Il 81 Charlie street.
,E7- Her irsaun. Lodge NO. 81, I'D Az. a
aaI, Il 5is Tad ssaIaI
,e.b NOT isi-past O'Clock P. b., Friendship ~ \
lit, NO. no. arrss Alst She memle % de Lodge under
this uHsletion and all s9onIung tTehren reset an
''.a' To 'lit u' vl5Iy By order. HENRY slAONs'W
si e. @saass g 5s Si 4 BGEis s sGos7
rh and Tchoupitaiis sest The night Of ths a5h tie
rAIRCRK !, s4AuGHNElsY -. gio.ldsati
TsTRICK RYE6Y - T. T ies
BERNARD GiLL0Ui.Y -. Sc retarJ.'
,,s "A true i ss ~? "A b g gIqg.
w- 0 0, 5H9ward, Lodge Nc. 1s-E1eets ever
aud Te.nuptoal-s streets. GgieeTs.
II ' - u ALLISON secretary.
NJ Tie Boogs OF DE LOUISIANA HIsTHIoNIC AssOCIA
TloN are NOW o1r- daily at the object Secretary from 30 A.
" Il NJ az the OF E A, E 10 80 CgiuP ssg uuie
le following Rule sud Regulations
AltsIg. Honorary Aur shall be ruti'eI IA aue Persona
tgkcl, unsilbs aud Cues tckce which ul admit
oa5 RM hleALrlv, President
Ky L 0. O. F.-OaL Filtalos'. Rsst;--Ths Board Of
ous12fa announce hat, aud aiF ne lt May try viii be
dispose Of LOTS AMI VAULTS Cemetery th
l. o. d. p beautifully situated e MeaUis Ridge, fol
l lows, ya:
| NUMBERED LOTS, W % rse at $50.
| " TER j. LoTs.at 81 70 square toat.
Do. TaL5Iss. jointP rorleo' and tfsrscf 4,
| sfgrsrh.
| AZ Eluts paid OBJ % nance
| .aiJicatros ElsT Lotaui Vaplts 20 p uRrlefa
| G.. " SHAW. TrclrHfrr.al3 Camp street,
| mJigd ir5B4 doelyek P. N.
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PUBLIC NI3Hr s0HooL-see0nd EdunioipaiitY.
rH'UE.ANNUAL TERM of this School will commence
/ on the nehr Of MOS BAY 18th inst, a. half pest {
o'clock az thu MARSHALL SCUuUL-HOUsE, on -. Man
street brlwesu Gf0d and Julia sreasnd continue for
mqrths. Applications l0S adll sion 10 be made TO Hon
ALpWiN President Of TIE board, eitberOi The under
Hgued the PnuGIpal Of tng Sgh0nL
J. %. HARRIS So ,5ravieT street. }
j. %. PIER ON. Orange street SCOmnIitee
5. u. kENNk3lH. q fChGuptUuIas.l % 3m
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" 81 India SIc9mCrs.-The Directors Of lie
Royal Mail Steam Packet Company have given
orders to discontinue the New York and Bermuda
route, by their steamers at the end ofthe present
year; that is, the last steamer from St. Thomas
and Bermuda, for New York, will leave those
| places on the 3lst of December and the 9th of
January. The last ship from New York for Ber-
nuda and the West Indies, leaves 12th of january,
1850. The line has been abandoned on account OF
the few passengers travelling, the amount of pas
sage-mOneys so far not having near betrayed dle
j eNnenSes. -
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PhHqdez,hia SlcaAlsrS Philadelphia Is about
asserting her claim to share OF the ocean steam
transportation business. The L. S. Mail Steam
ship Philadelphia is advertised to leave that city on
the llth Of December for Chagres, Bia Charleston,
Savannah aud Havana. This vessel belongs. to
the Philadelphia and Atlantic Steam Navigation
Company's line g. p ~ ~ --
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TF'lE understand Commissioners for the distribution Of
u the llENDLReOh POOR IND among the poor OF
the Parish OF 0dsans, do hereby give notice that they
prepared o dsinhue ts same Applications, accompanied
with wrpgn leslmOnials aud recommendations, can be
Ihude to ether 81 the nptgrsgued.
J. A. MAEBiN As Cus'omhcuse street,
VI u, LEWIS. Espluads st.. agpOs,tsihe Mint
l.. SPRING, IA Exchange Alley. NO ii
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" Judge Houston, of Penhsylvania, died at his
residence In BellsfOnts. on the 10Th inst
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HEBREW CELEBRArIoN.--The anniversary oil
the Hebrew Benevolent Society Of New York was
celebrated Oh Tuesday before last by asdinner at
the Apollo Saloon. About three Hundred persons
were present; AMONG them-Dr, Raphall, the emf
nent Hebrew scholar and'D DR., Lesser Of PhiladeI-
phia- The ReV. Mr.. Isaacs addressed the com
pany in English, and was followed by Mr.. Lilheh-
thai, in German The contributions were then
taken up and they amo united 70 over two thousand
dollats During tie evening leliars were read from
Daniel Webster and VIM. II. Seward, who were
unable to attend. rs. NJ Noah presided. The
following Mr.. Webster,s letter:
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iTnOMAs RKADY.

81 CHARITIES STREET.
rs- day November NO tW shall rgploye tie
store No - Charities street, directly gpp ouj
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Z A dIspaich lrom Washington says that eeri-
Gus fears are now being entertained by the Trea-
sury Department; ia reference to the safety Of the
rcvenHe cutter Lawrence, Capt, Frazer, which left
Washington City for California last November.
The last things thai have been had Of her were
from aParaiso in May of this year. There hav-
ing been mention made OF her by the last arri
val from California therefore the apprehensions o
hersafctY q
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DEATH OF Northumberland Axe. a
veteran OF the revolution, died on the morning Of
the l2th,'in MaH9gan, Pa. The deceased was in
the 93d year Of his age, having been born Oct 2s,
1871 He held commission in the revolutionary
army. and participated in the battle of German
town, as we'll as other engagements during the
revolution. His re,hains were to be inferred at
GerHiqpievR, On last Sunday, with military honors.
G% Mrs, Lydia Jane PiersOu. has ,assumed.the
editorial control Of the Literary Gazette newspa.
per pablished at Lancaster, Pa
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HUHgayiaR5 CdniHgto TziS Gify-A Frank
fort letter, of October ., says Klapka and nearly
200 other officers Of the late garrison of Comorn
have already reached German ports to embark for
America. Mostof them will sail for New Orleans
Among these officers there is, according to CORES
pondenee from Vienna, q Miss {IoIlosehi, who was
lieutenant and adjutant to Klapkan
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70 Treaty agith Houduras.-The New York Elk
press says that Mr.. Squier, our Charge to Central
America, has pegetiated- with Honduras a treaty
similar to that negotiated with Nicaragua. Mr.
Livingston, our Consul at Nicaragua, was the
bearer of dispatches who brought it home. He ar
rived at New York in The Empire City and left
the next dayton Wsshinuriop
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Weld 2 OO,,72 Camp Street,
Publishers az DeBgms Connie CiEi RcrtG0 sRd he N
Q. Aistiez1 and S4ygiclt Journal.
OFFER FOR SALE most C0ulptete rimeRt OF
" staple and Fancy STA riUNEE(- srJrgT#kzsg
They tEO have on hAcd, and are con {sl5iEE FlEk
m9pt u Iitt!ifif LITER SFtjRE IN the
eiiy:,,. az Geusrol Agents for toe pr3eipd MAGA-
MES, etc.
E5- General Southern Agency ca the GRAEFnN-
BURG COMPANY'S MEDICINES. El7H
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ANorHEE FfsFEE Box, Mr., Ban Hughes,
who is now residing in Dorchester, near Boston,
has just completed beautiful statue, which he
calls the Fisher Boy" which is to be exhibited
in Boston IN feurtlays -.
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PRlEsrs AaD PEoPLEy-Ths Catholic p.iests
IN the TYrol, denounced the Innspruek Gazette,
Tor being liberal in its sentiments Il was only
read the, move, They then offered eight psaoe Tor
each copy. The peasants Immediately became its
patrons to large extent and after reading the
paper carefully, presented il for the reward This
proved profitable both to printer and reader.
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STRANGE DoCTRINE.-Mr. Bowen, editor Of
fhe NprthAmerican Review, has delivered a Lecture
before the Cambridge Lyceum, -endeavoring 10
show that the stmpathies with Hungary, which
have been's widely feltn this country, during the
late insurrectlon, were entirely misplaced and that
kossuth and his companions. We're disorganizers
and denagogues, rather than sihgle-hearted pa
triots. H
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'SRaiil aIa He U5tItdd States.-The steamer
America brings the news that the new American
Minister to Madrid. as,furnalIy presented himself
to the Spanish Secretary for Foreign Affairs, and
with much tact and skill dscained, in the name
OF his President, the dOings of the party who pro
posed-to seize npon Cuba.
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A Fast MAN.-The Brooklyn Advertiser says
that a gentleman wboresiaes in that oity--a young
merchant OF hue educationi great genius aud I'M
nlense weaith-has actually in progress an fn4en-
ton which, when eoWPGted, as he s3lehnly and
seriously alleges, will enable him To- cross The At
anGc Oceanin less than four DAYS. -
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FRASCE AND THE UNITED STArEs.-The Jour
nal of Commerce, as a. check upSn the attempts
now making to get up % excitement about the dis
ruissal OF M Poussin, copies the following portion
Of late letter from its regular Paris Correspondent
| Mr. Walsh;
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No one here thinks Of war between France and the
pniied states The Minis'ef NJ Bots le Connie Is an
eTFenenced dpomast with the Iepute OF sound
good temper The GOHshtutteRRet OF 1his morning ob
serves AS the return steamer ntOrmed bFeseut TaylO
that the French Government, before heard Of what had
taken at ashH gtOu, Major POus
EiR and has not wi'hd'awn the nomination nothing can
prevent the jmmedat= resumption OF diplomatic reatl0ni
between the Two cOuutes. fesdes, they might have
manned suspended, without anyTisk peace between tire
two Governments If either had thought proper eaytbat
resumption COnEus In this Wnud sgdpOmatc
agents.. Independently Of 9LdectC considerations The DO
t calsspect Of Europe and domestic pepextes aud penis
are sufficient TO absorb French and policy Ii Pest
deRt Louis Napoleon inclined. (Which is not al all
the he could not bring the Legislative body nor ang
sane cabinet 10 the extremity OF hOsities Wih our lnop
The Treasury too low Tor expedition 10 LaPlata
and no calculator sOubts that The amy Rome viii YET
cost thirty millions OF francs
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REM OVAL.
- JAW D S. NJ q ID TIN,

hasaaaasaA - "A VA - ., IA a II Il N, EH
b.. Boot and Shoe At1Hufarfurer .iHI
HAS removed from No; 6ls CqMaoN sfeE4T, to-@'es
Char es streets lie has constantly hand large qssor
mpnt of GENTLEMEN '6, LADIES' Rad GUILD
REA's ROOTS and o26 I'm
TtHOCOLATE AND COCOA-25 boxe, -liaker's No
~ hucOlata 30 boxes hyperion Cocoa; 10 boxes Blown
do $50 pounds ed Cocul-landng ship Emperor
and brig j. Cohen, from Boston. for galb BY
Rl9 CHARLES sTOUGHTON, "a Camp St,
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INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS following re-
solutions have been referred by the Tennessee
House Of, Representatives to tier Committee on
Internal Improvements. They are auother sign Of
the tendency to railroad speeuiatons Of which we
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.CSBRDINES-lO halt boxes SaTdoesi lev quarter no.
- DO IRndug and IN stOIe, ot sac ~, n. r., -.
nl AZ CHARLES sT0UGHToN, "a Camp ST
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EMIGRANFs-The packet ships ColqInbus and
West Point sailed from New York last weekvth
100 steeTage passengers each, carrying back to
Ireland discouragng accounts Of their success in
This country.
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Ny Dear SiI afraid itAyil not he ia my lover TO
attend re guuvessry oilhg HCbTew Benevolent Sncie
~, and the German Hebrew BeueVoieni So ietY - on
the 10Th OF the Present month am however grateful for
having een enemb ned this occasion, and desire 10 pre-.
sent my aoknowle gmens and thanks 10 The committee.
iee and hive ever felt, respect and sympathy an
nat remain OF thai eztao binary people, who preserved
Enowedge Of QUE spiritual Reing hhe Mixer OF
heaven and Ealh aLd the Creator OF hian IN his own
Image and Whose caboniaat writings com rise such pro
ducons the Books of Moses and The DecalOgue the
Job 2Pt SOomOn sPiayer a he d6doa'ian othe Temple
The Hebrew SGTtrTes regard as the ton tain from which
sibio bsags.
wish, dear sir loV The associated soeees WHo have
ho1oed M giththeiT invitation. gatifyng anniversary
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spoke the other day.
Res0tUed. That wsEteguIated system ofinte nal I'M
pT0yement IS calculated to develop the ohe State
and pompte The happiness aud prosperity Of her eli zzns
and therefore Oaght 70 be enCopraged b this General As
semhiy.
ResotUe That the Committes intemsl lhipoysnlrut
Virginia, The East ennesse and Geogia and ne Chstts
HOSga and Nashville RBilrOads from their location add con
necon with other railroads and commercial points be parts
of a well regulated system. - 49,
/ ReSOi0ed, That sand DDnmiee further INQUIRE what
works in ihe Western Dftncl would, in their Judgment
constitute auo her ink al Ageli-feguaied system,
hGsatUed That said COMMITTEE be Instructed TO u0Bire
into the policy Of Subscribing o. IoaniHg the bonds Of the
Satsto thirty Yeas 70 The companies OF these works wit
view 10 encourage eT construction, such aUunts and
/ a. on snch terms aud conditions be pOpeT and
! report by bill or otherwise. -
Some Of the Memphis people--great sticklers
lately for all sorts OF internal improve ments-me
vexed at their loater, Mr.. Nicely, who is a demo-
crat and voted against the relefence Of the reso-
| lutions. .
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DAILY CRESCENT,
VIEW ORLEANS.
SATURDAY. sGoRNING. NOVEMBER "a, 1850

. Tue FUNERAL PRocEssIoE Ar NEW York
A dispatch sent from New York al O'clock in the
evening of the 9th says 'tThe funeral procession
here to-day Of Generals Worth and Duncan, was
the hTgest ever seen IN our city, Flags were sus-
pended at half-nlast from all-1he public buildings
and the shipping IN the harboE. The several
streets through which the procession passed we're
hung with sable drapery, Minute guns were fired.
aud every thing solemn and imposing ap-
pearante, The procession assembled in the Park.
where an eloquent and appropriate oraton or eulo-
giun was pronounced by John Van Buren,. Eve
rythrhg passed of handsomely and without acct
dent The streets were thronged- with thousands
Of spectators Of all ages, sexes and conditions,
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Navy Department such vessels now belonging 10 tho
War Department as, in his Judgment, viii promote
the public interests.
See. 4. And be il further enacted, That In lieu Of
the pay allowed by law, purser, when BY order OF
the Secretary Of the Navy attached to and doing
duty at the navnl station OF California, shall receive
the same pay as If attached 10 frigatc In comms-
sion for sea service. PROVIDED That not more than
ono purser shall at the time, be attached TO the
said station, on general or special duty. 4tk! ~
Sec. 5. Aud be ntrtier enacied, That the retention
Of ono dollar per month from the pay OF the must
clans and privates Of the marine corps directed BY
the act Of second March, eighteen hundred and
thirty be extended as In the case Of the mu-
sicians md priyates of the army TO the whole term
Of their enlistment. s
Sec 6. And be u further enacted That the engi-
neers OF the navy shall hereafter receive the follow
chiefengineers on duty, first five years fifteen
hundred dollars
Chlef,engneers on duty after FIVE years, two thou
Chief engineers on leave. first Ave years, twelve
hundred dollars.
Chief engineers on leave after FIVE years. fourteen
hundred dollars
For assistant engineers, on duty, one thousand
dollars.
fiIrt assistant engineers, on leave eight hundred
and fifty dollars.
Second assistant engineers, on duty, eight hun.
Second assistant engineers. on leave, six hundred
dollars.
Third assistant engineers, on duty, six hundred
dolare.
Third assistant engineers, on leave, four hundred
dollars.
Sec. 7. And be il further enacted, That the Sec
retnry of the Navy be- and hereby is authorized TO
modify the contract entered into by him with F. K.
Collins and his associates for the transportation Of
the mails between New York and Liverpool, under
direction Of the act of Congress, approved March
third, eighteen hundred and forty seven, as 10 post
pone the commencement of the mail service siipua-
ted TO be performed until the first day Of June, egh
teen hundred and fifty, without, In other respects
impairing the condition or obligations Of the said
contract
See. 9. And be il further enacted, That, from and
after the passage Of this net all prize money arising
from captures made by the vessels of the navy OF the
United States received by the marshal who shall
make sale Of such PRICE shall, within sixty days
after such sale deposle the nett proceeds utter pay
ing oil charges as now provided by law, into The
treasury of the United States; and all money now 10
the hands Of prize agens shall also be deposited In
the treasury, to be distributed as provided BY
law; such part thereof may belong to tho officers
and crews of the vessels Of the navy shall be paid to
them under The direction Of the Secretary the Ma
w, and the law authorizi W the appointment Of
prize agents j, eieby reoea!ef.
Approved. March :, 1912.
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In pursuance Of law, l. JAMES X POLK President Of
the United STATES America, do hereby declare and make
that public will be held the aforementioned
land Offices IN the State of LOUISIANA the periods
hereinafter designated, 10 wit:
Al the land office ut Natchtocbes commencing on Mon
day the fourth day Of June for the disposal Of the
public lands situated within the aforementioned townships,
viz: M 9f8 t44S E as3s sHFs
North Of The base line and rest Of NE principal meri-
dian. 8.
Township six, Of range four. Nj
Township six, OF range five
Township seven and eight, Of range seven.
AT the land Office ut Opeousas commencing Monday,
the eighteenth day OF June the disposal Of the pnb
lie lands within the aforementioned township, viz
South Of The base line aud east Of The principal
ridian.
Sections thitysix to forysx inclusive, and sections
fifty fliyone, and hty.two, In townsp thirteen, Of range
six. 4tsL ,5}
Al the land Office New Orleans, commencing 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 Qfe base line edsf Of he principal meridian,
and east Of The Mississippi ifrer.
Townships ten and eleven, OF range seven
Township eleven, Of range eight.
Lands appropriated by law for the of schools militia
w, other purposes win be excluded from The sales
menced the days appointed and proceed In the order In
which they advertised with ali convenient despatch
until The whole shall have been offered and the sales hus
Glazed. X
Butno sales shall be kept open longer than two weeks
and private entry OF amy of the lands will be admitted
until after the expiration OF the two weeks. as S
Given under my hand, the city Of Washington, this
twenty seventh day Of February dominl thou
sand, eight hundred and toriy.nine,
BY the President;
RICHARD N, YorEs, 4
Commissioner the General Land Once
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Circular to Re gisters and Receivers.

TnEAsuRY DEPARTMENT., february, 81, lsi3,
A QUESTION Of much importance has arisen in rea.
IL ton 10 Mexican bounty land warrants that may
be located by bona Gde purchasers.
Frsi.--Where warrant is forged.
Second.-Where the assignment transfer Is forged.
Thrd.-Where the power Of attorney Is forged
Several of this description having been presented
the consideration of the Commissioner Of the General
Land Office he informs that In his judgment they
null void and that the land covered by such locations
remains the property OF the United States Ia which view
this department fully In order therefore, in,
uce greater caution upon the part Of purchasers you will
pense show this circular all persons proposing
make locations with Mexican bounty land warrants,
and copy Of these Instructions be posted in the
most public position In your office. As these forgeries
believed to be augmening in number this notice Is deemed
necessary for the protection Of the interests OF the govern
ment and the people,
r.. ] WALKER,
March Cd W. Secretary Of the Treasury
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RICHARD NJ. Young,
Com missioner
To the Pnblic.

The mineral lands Included il the foregoing proclama
tion chiefly situated between Lake Superior and the
Montreal river and Isle Royac in the northern PENN
sa OF Michigan, and rendered immensely valuable by
by the exhaustcss mines Of copper aud Other ores found
therein. e
Acousderabe number Of those mines have already beer
discovered In the trap ranges, within few miles OF Lake
Superior and from the geological character of the
try and the explorations already made Il cannot be doubt
ed thai others equally Il not valuable will be found
throughout this whole g mineral region" s.I4f
In Of the worked, copperis found almos
pure and in fact mos Of The native copper and yield
percentage than any other yet discovered IA the
world Slveris also found IN considerable quantities
All the esssry materials for the construction Of fur
and fuel smelling, found in abundance In the
immediate ueighborhood Of the mineral.
The climate in the winter, though cold, does not inter
rpi the operations Of the mines Tin fact that seasou 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 communication herefrom, by the S1li Ste.
transporting the products of these lands TO the prime
markets Of the United States al very tr1ing coet
II likewise appears from the reports 10 this Office that
the agricultural lands Of fair quality, producing the
usual culinary vegetables and IN abundance and,
when properly TILED, they have been found favorable for
aud good market will he found at the mines.
Timber-such AZ white and yellow pine, sugar maple.
yellow birch, &c, In many places very abundant and
by its thrifty growth gives evidence Of the richness Of the
soil
Mana showing the localities Of the mines and other vain,
cal snrysy, &r which cannot be embraced In this brief
notice will be prepared and deposited in the land once al
the SAUL Ste Marie, for Inspection early practicable,
before the commencement of the public sales
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner ffhe General Land Office.