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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPITON CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of presumption
to any of the lands within the townships and parts
of townships above enumerated, is required to
establish the to the satisfaction Of the Register
and Receiver of the proper land office, and make
payment therefor practicable after seeing
THIS notice, and before the day appointed for the
commencement of the publ. sale Of the lands en-
bracing the tract claimed, otherwise such claim
will be forfeited. j. BUTTERFIELD,
Com. of the General Land Office.
Iau ,l9 x.,
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BRILLIANT LOTTERIES
FOR OCTOBER, 1s4e.
J. w MAURY & CO., MANAGERS

S70,0O0l
20 Prizes Of $4,000,
amounting TO
5000, 000
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit of Monongalis Academy,
Class X, for fs49,
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va, on Saturday, the
9th of October, lS49.
rs number lottery--I2 drawn ballots
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled TO the right Of prescription
70 any OF the lands within the townships and parts
OF townships above enumerated, required to estab
lsh the same TO the satisfaction of the Register and
Receiver of the proper Land Office, and make pay
ment therefor as soon practicable after seeing th'
notice, and before the day appointed for the com
menceinent OF the public sale Of the lands embrac-
ing the tract claimed. otherwise such claim will be
forfeited. j. BUTTERFIELD,
Sept, a5-lawI3w Com. General Land Once.
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THE GLOBE HOTEL.

FINHE GLOBE HOTEL, NO. 66 BROADWAY, NEW
Il YORK having been taken by c. b. Culver, late OF the
ST. Charles Hotel New Orleans, has been repaired,
waited and fitted up with every convenience for the recep
ton OF guests.
The house has been in perfect order from the kitchen
the attic, with and excellent beds and elegant umi
ture. The rooms conveniently arranged, with paors
and bed rooms adjoining for the accommodation both of
families and single persons. Experienced and sklul
cooks and attentive walters have been engaged. and the
meals will be served to the guests after the manner OF the
hotels in Europe in their own rooms, or in spacious
dining The ground floor, where they will be
comnodated at separate tables.
Mr. Culver the public that pains will be spared
his part in promoting the comfort and consulting the
OF those who favor him with their CUSTOM and 10
the Globe Hotel avorite place Of resort, both for
who pass but short time in the city, and those who
contemplate longer residence
Travellers who formerly frequened the Globe Hotel viii
present accommodations in nowise inferior to those
of its best days
New York. Mar /, lSi9-3aw2w
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American Hotel,
RroddiOdu. cor

broadway, Of Barclay street, Nee York.
THE proprieors, TABER ~ BAGLEY, respectfully AN
their friends and the public that they have
leased this well-known hotel and have made many inn
portant Improvements and repairs. and splendid
ladies' ordinary will be completed also additional
Broadway.
pressy their order Ii is their determination
make it OF the best and fashionable iot
The travelling public that can be found in this country
Its situation unsurpassed being directly in front of the
Park and Fountain, where the Croon is continually play
ing, cooling AID refreshing the also within short dis
lance OF the steamboat and rnroa. landings
The tables will at all times be bouutifIy supplied with
the decaces OF the season. and their wines aud liquors
having been selected with great care, fail to give
satisfaction
The proprieors hope by personal potencss and a,,en
ton, merit the support and confidence OF the public.
JOB TABER. Boston
JAMES BAGLEY, Philadelphia
NEW York, Feb. g. 1919.
MARI I'm
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A0ENCY ron cLAuas.-M-ss. KlDHEpGE.
"A PLATT. and STEWART late Of Wal. nov OF WI
liam street. New York hsvs extended brsace OF their
Il win be under the charge OF Of their
berChares IL Stewart, legal gentleman OF over thirty
years experience "a his profession ssd essea Ia ne ad
vocacy OF public claims As 20 the confidence
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monias Of officers Of the general government and othe
public gentlemen, before whom his advocacy lay showing
his skill in preparing hi. hss great dgsse~. know
edge OF business tact OF advocacy, and unton
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bur Eldredge Pla aud Stewart solicit persons who
qure the transaction OF public business peruse their cir
cnar with these emoniais ai loo" and they will hnd that
higher passports to confidence be presented
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art will attend to public business OF every nature Wash
ngon and through their Office in New York. TO business
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acer, with the habits OF life maiured business and adj
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northwest OF G and l2h in New York
40 William street, first floor.
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r,ROM Archaeological Military Dictionary Ger

INROM London. archaeological Military Dictionary, Ger.
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Language by Captain Burn, Royal artillery, vol.
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The Formation Disci pne and Economy Of Armies, by
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The Queens Regulations and Orders for the Army, !
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,,omandy's Practical Introduction Roses Chemical
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Noad's Chemical Manipulation and Analysis Quaa-
tive aud Cumulative, 1 volume, London 1913.
London, lSt9
History OF Physical Astronomy, by Robert Grant, Lon
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Dynamics, Construction Of Machinery, Equilibrium OF
Structures, &c., &c by G. +. War, London, let3
Jamieson's Mechanics for Practical Men, 4h London
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IL
Progress of Mechanical Invention. -Ediwbmrg h Rsrec
O. Vanity Fair and Jane Eyrie.-Quarterty R,uiew.
Incident of the February 1913 Chan'berss Journal.
T. Walk among the East of London Jews. DO.
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With Poetry, Scraps, NC
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has appeared be the most useful II contains in.
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English language but this, by its immense extent and
prehenson, includes portraitue OF the human mind
In the utmost expansion OF the present age. ,,.
Mar j. Y. ADAMS.
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T,sPECiAL GARDENS. GARRETT ANDERSON will
T. from this date sell reduced price her stock OF Music,
compete with any Music dealer in the District
Mrs Andcrsons stock of Mnsc is and very large
assortment of the latest and best published and is
posed generally of selections from the best authors
New Music received every few days. and orders for Mu
sic and Musical Instruments promptly attended to-
Music and Stationery Sore between llth and 18th
streets, Pennsylvania avenue. Feb l5-lmd
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Lives insured, l3l
NORRIS ROBINSON. President.
SAML. HAsNAY, Secretary.
Charles De Seding No. IL, TodPs Buildings Pennsyl-
vana avenue agent; w. Johnston NJ. d., opposite city
Post Office, 7th street, physician
Pamphlets explanatory Of the principles aud operations
of the company be Obtained application at the
agents office.
Mar 5
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AN ACT 70 de6ns shs y~s.ef disability ppossd upon
oertsn bidders ios ust contract
Be s~afsa ~ che Ssssf a~s ss u ksv-sss~fsfss, n
me Ususd Ms,ey n A~osra ss-xsss ssss~Aiss, fh~
the disability 70 contract ~ith the fsss Otas Department.
now imposed ~ Lac ~f.ons. Toe roefins
into combnatsous axsus SAID dspsfoeai la feiatna %
contracts herewith, shall la ali css sas 90 a. rsis
cease ater ia. elpirstioa OF hse fo he acuf
reds P,or'dsd Ths any incaffins said disability
seer~d atrs shall never hs released tsessffon.
APPROVED March e. t~ss.
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FEBRUARY Report of the Mutual Life Insurance
10 Company, of New York, Office No. IS Wall
This Institution, during the month of February issued
one hundred aad LhirtY-one policies, VIZ;
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(PUBLic-No. 81 ]

AN ACT in relation the Fox and W.con, sin river resey-
walton, in the State OF Wisconsin.
Belt enacted by the Senate and House of Representative
the Uned States Of Anierca Congres assenbied That
oil land entries made in the Green Bay land district the
State OF Wisconsin, upon the oddnumbeed of the
Fox and river reservation in said State subse
quent TO the passage of entitled Gan grant
certain quantity of land mid in the improvement Of the
Fox and Wisconsin rivers and the same by canal
in the Territory of Wisconsin" approved the eighth day
OF August, eighteen hundred and fory-sx, be, and the
same hereby, declared be good and valid though
said act had been passed Provided nspcrthcs That
the governor Of said State hereby authorized select the
quantity of other lands in lien thereof subject how
ever the approval of the President the United States
SIC And be further enacsd, That all similar entries
made red section of said reservations
be also declared be good and valid though said
eIvation had been made.
APPRovEp March 2, 1919.
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tPuBLIc-No. 26.


AN ACT granting half section OF land for the use of
schools within fractional township nineteen south, of
range eighteen wes county OF Lowndes State of Misss
sippi.
he enacted by the Senate aud House of Rprse of
the Umfsd States Of america in Congress assembled That
the school commissioners other authority, having official
cognizace over school lands withn fractional township
nineteen SOUTH OF range eighteen west State of Mississippi
be- and they are hereby, authorized select by legal
divisions from of the public lands within the said State
not otherwise appropriated. quantity OF land exceed
ing one-haif section fer the Use and support of schools
within the said fractional township.
SEC dhd be it further enacted That when the lands
hereby authorized be selected shall have been approved
W the Secretary Of the Treasury they shall be held by the
Inhabitants OF the township herein designated by
tenure and upon the terms, for the support of schools
In the SAID township if they had been selected under
the provisions Of the general school law of tho twentieth
OF May one thousand eight hundred and twenty Pro
V'ded neusrheess, That the said
authority mentioned in the first section of this act shall
not be authorized by anything herein contained select
lands out OF the land district in which said fractional
ship Is situated, If there be land within said district ap
psabe to school purposes under the provisions OF the
APPROVED March 2, 1919.
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PUHIcNo %
AN ACT to aid the State OF Louisiana in draining the
sAraIra land tl,a

fh.N hSl 10 the state OIL Louisiana IN the
swamp lands therein
BE enacted by the Senate and House of
Tfht United States Of Anrica C0ngres assembled That
10 aid the State OF Louisiana in constructing the
evees and drains TO reclaim the swamp and overowed
lands which may be, found unfit for cultivation,
shall be- and the hereby, granted that State
SEC T. dsd Be ii Further enacted, That the
Secretary OF the Treasury shall be advised by the governor
OF Louisiana that that State has made the necessary prep
araon TO defray the expenses thereof he shall
personal examination to be made, under the direction
the surveyor general thereof by experienced and faithful
deputies OF all the swamp lands therein which
10 overflow, and unfit Tor cultivation and list OF the
TO be made out and certified by the deputies and
general to the Secretary the Treasury who shall approve
na. and Oh Thar approval the fee simple said lands
hai vest in the said State Louisiana, subject dis
poal OF the Legislature thereof Prorded however That
he proceeds nj said lands shall be applied
lar As necessary to the construction Of tho evecs and drains
Aforesaid
SEC dsd be it further enacted. That in making out
list oil these swamp lands, subject overflow and unfit for
cultivation all legal sub divisions the greater part of hch
Is oil that chaacte shall be included said list but when
The greater OF sub division Is OF thar
The whole OF shall be excluded Preceded hoc
trer, That the provisions oil this shall apply any
lands fronting rivers, creeks yous water
&C. which have been surveyed into lots under
acts of third March, eghtcen hundred and eleven aud
twcntyiourth May, eighteen hundred and tweny-four
And PROVIDED farther, That the United States shall in no
manner be held liable for any incurred In select
ing these lands and making the lists thereof for
King surveys that may be required TO carry
provisions OF this
APPROVED March z, 1919.
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Dreadful shipwreck. Less Of the Ellen
-<dn wfck.

Ne are ysiG-c 10 AEEOgnee The tOtAl ioss Il The
scsoan-r Ellen Srog sick Cspt brsssoa II us posi-
1Ht fTatn Rictu lud niih iOzd u coal Tor 10
Broos lyl a - CO. Sns Eeoi down IN M zNe "a ST
gr1,y. szd al b.ods pcished, u IN numoef) eIceF =
10 he late, nciajAs Capt b-ss11oi ~no nss l. ea
f5f many y-srs Al esGms3s citizen VI tAls > sse
Toe mrl4ncaoly story 70 derived frUm he survivor,
NJ CasGi pay, ~h1m oar i1fyr1ant saS = S-s OH
yss-erGsy, . f-4oss
t. scnooa-r sas e B1ss1gina S1osls, Gear Geeal
kgs asEoor car cosst, -rso sh- ecco antef-d ihe
ga ~sica oiew <lsh ,aco violence thsg c0gld
pay OF, out c0ninzss - iAe sh9As n spiIs 4
egery - - - iLalszs Ter NsV7 s.isE Ssv- bars,
ev-r - ls.ei vssei ~ociag O. Egcc-sslvgiy TO
dsek a0zss sd every sEirs Eaav--6le and Or a.
snothrr o. tte crew tcssi2-f via Capt b5aE. <7fe
ssz!Jw-1 b. lae ~ssss'
II GAls 1e2h-v VI Csri managed . soli "a
-atl ta- vessel ttrucs TIE shcss van, air. is =
snCcks ace n3ed .1d ~.at s0sc Ieefe were Il .
'-s % the m@.l fuGsGiEs O1t Of the rs.sr
NJ L g.; ~ tAs toy sseGv D. .AsAe- hsef ~ .Psr
ID -s si-ss il tts y=E0Gs ,it-s.OE, eoseESf. bas
seoft;ie. ior ve.ss ~t.cn hs1 SID n con pay
wa t- s1d sa.cn All sG-es e. severely IN tas .sGs-
s.-a4snz h-r sais torn II saEsds-soso n s CT srd
r-lsvec El- Iels Tssse tie uG-as .. Ssiea We have
11i -earo- e.s 40 inre~ ogts lice Wiz oGoJ
10. ce-s 49, - cone s.Jzxsi5e on SeeC--i Of I'd
sao<s-uhea NJ. s~sn - ;hs ics An1 as tosec
% bard Re a-rive1 - Mes foEk YESTERDAY lNondsy
n1rains AID eon1u-.csfe5 tas dTrscful E-~s Capt
s--ct-c an j. Eao ncv res.ce n 5rook "a
lie L--r Srcssicf ouii tive or t6r7-'y earl
slse-, .od 80 ovasa - Capt b. loan ceosSiek snc
CsPt s4Slc Il La s.sy AID c. c. J0r.en1a Ct Bale
Wis Newark Ar
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slave Catching.

Ire Journal Of Commerce Of YESTERDAY 10 Al
article % Slavery, say,
The COMPROMISE CT he Constitution Teol ooe 'Iep
f1rbsr o. rsth.r they provided ss'eguNd ~ ne ooy
poir, -t-r. he prireiple o. he eynpfon's rn iey
40 per,ou Rod 10 ,ervi-e shor u ere sse lnoe e
sx. rereoI sscspirs suoth-r sha IL Consequence
AZ ~ reyu s.ou lh.--tr - tiichGFed Nuu tlc5
.srvta - Is.o- bgt sag - Ser-e1 - ca ct'n ~ ne
1Nrir 20 whom sgch ser.ice ~ soof mAy BE done Ne
s-grsge Goa e nor. sN7.cii sni bet Tor az inherent
..rt \ -sbs ion .g.ns the provision among ne p-op
u he korit % portion u hen. 40 ohsf in-r7resuou
,hsn hat whch fss sPon te iur,,ce voed ever savs
beer th0ughl q " TIE proPir, -; -
houre ~ he corsaurou provide ior TIE Surrender q
1sitfve ave-. Bal 10 p,rt a fact, hey DO 10 'ncn
r'ry %. - eonrsfy hey usually prevent such sur
-s-tsr-crer ~ force snd Violence Thsi H. Poron ~
~ p-op's ID hi, ard The rsst loot rsssivey on
Nov ~ don't usnt 10 b personal, but there .
no,hl,s Ike example for tie clearing up OF doctrine
Der our c. .cruorsrF rresA that II tusirve slave
were t. {, ne into its s1c.Um ara say be pursu'
~. sro 81 my beel. Tor the sake Of Heaven DO NJ
Journal os Comr-rc- save ne from eng =. ain male
, os.roi srd bru;e it~ouli reply. "ro, my good
el y Tho Constitution sad ST Psul both provide thss
~ must BOX T. your o~ner, sui 'hail seize you
and hsnd you yer TO him u,hous desy md III N It
once put hsrdcur. The seeser ior 'resJ - ami con-
him 10 ,oTe lark b,la 10 Ire cellar Of the J0'sHai
ni .ae awre came Up 10 parsuti 10 o'hef words
po-. the J,.rEa. look On .lave catching Ma biodirs
duiyi
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Rebbery- street FIGht-lIarkeu
PEILADELFHIA. W edp

PEILA1ELFHIA, W edDesdsy, Dec e
NJ. Cornell, shO arrived At New York 10 the
kup.fe Cily from Cnssrss came - tails city lssl
utzht sni yGI ~ Z. Congress Hal hsd his trur {
royod early ;his morning Of 6 900 20 gold dzst her
ls no clue - the perpetrators Of the robbery
"a Gbri.tInss eve dreadful 6zht TOOK place BE-
IEc-u p.fy 0i ro-e.es md Tie Police, the corner
~ Cbnst.sa auc Second ste Guras which pl.sOls
Saiv.s snd stones we're used freely and nBm5er oi
Ne coul5sts1t. seriously i4red
Receipts q p oCs "a, ~1hOgt sny cbsbge 10 quota
lirrs Cuas Ma 81. o. s. Rvs fLyUs s13 ga.
los 0i gcUl frd y HEar s'ld o. lD Reel % % Coo
aghi, sac ~ yrilH~ a. Sc PSuflsI5Ss G-lsl
Oars oil WHIsEY ~ c-3c fOr hhs and hhds
>aIsslF sr,tss - rsi ho,Irc = 90 ,ss 81 "a
fo c : BNat - K-s-ilg KK, u. > Mechanic sa4.
- fhl.sl-fplIa Bscr, 20. = Nofrisicsu Kh -
So Slss- O. ~ sfs4 bsHA, -
>tc.ad B1ard- $50 Circursi " " bJr1s -. p
go sac - 81 ta0s k-soiDg RI soods, ~ III
BA4s Nora Aalefcs ~. " ~-Oflsaes Oss, il5
500 sale - s9s
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practices vii take u.e.r ~ projection tee feeble Re
public II Houcsrss
q II. fONLAbA

An yourp e. u kOSCADA
L1ag s-. ia. kssr q Eo-si. R,iasl,-' af Hy.ar'a,
70 IA, BrtkA C0Ns.l Cara oosc-a'nS tAs Sesdf'''
TruztlO. 90,
TEGrsrSALFA Oct Il, ~
ssH It'll viii unfeiEsea sgryrs tat ~ 1'..-I-
rsns As received tee ofigirs. notes. q Saicn
are enclosed - 20, directed . b. Cofn :.
IL, port Of TrsIi u. y tn csy'An Of tn- f-
tsia e,n, concerning nicL inls hsnisiry aboof 80
Of Jlse T. Informed you, IN rsYJ ) yo.I 80. =
c5unEDicsu1bs, mai VsrT Z - 1r.' :, -
been zivsr you, sno@ihs tast tn-J ", - ', IN
frurdsurr ~ hat DeveTttsien lse 1SVe' -, :,
H,rdgrs. va 1e..o1s mat yOs should Esr1l, = :.
who In COZ auction vita ole sPPoin'ea = a s-
y rat dstrit-y srTalse thsI--a ls-' 'Nos
~ ,orao,snos % rejection o. It's prop.
osstiop a your part ire captain 81 ne Yum
x4;h 10 suihnritr kept t1si Of force 9-lI
re co-nrr a. mari Of IruIIo tie psTnrrs OF tP
-,,6 a sll 20 threseni,s him wiz ne asst9nouon
ID Ire u1r, n TIE shd vas rot 5eiFe-ec = hilH
zihin tne .h IT space Ct time utich % s's-H-o
Nj OILY g. 70 c.ssrn baked ris ro}p' -H1 -.
the fortress sore Of bis sot!ers mean rsAe con
~ srce..es N the iudS5tsrts pom elupsTsinG
70 sv Wa fred and tns vh0is proceeding tefnlhsrO
bv Bis accepting 20, which we're ct7reo aih y we
alarmed iubs.iianis q secure The ssetJ oil NV ''n
he ihsn EFF tie p.soe ,-
sgeb urooeedirgs Sir are worthy only Of P'rasei,
and demand the s1oDti1o q fuch reaigrel - 80
serve a safeguards flr ine fgtura snce the hPa5le
~ Hopduras 10 weak srd cs5rOt contend openly Viir
Gr..t britain Tie President, therefore. cirecu NE
h. ,sy 10 formally, that II sry britsh oreer or ianc
opsrv shan -epei s-y sucn veIttoor or outrsges 10
The state Of Honduras il vii be tie outy II the GOV
eminent - ihu, ia har5ors % i1e Ensiih sas sac
prohibit all e9umuuics iou With Great Britain snd BE-
C6loI.es.
10 respec, = he arbitrary, 'csn 'sous ard unl1i
como yet u TIE Captain oi ire PIumger, the Gov
eminent hereby reoews "a protest - the Oh n J-1u
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t1cumen,t which nov direcs 10 you for ths inforus
ton q the other Governments Of CentrA Auerics
sd Of TIE civil lied World. have, &c &.
JosF MAEiA MoSCArA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-27
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