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re- 10 conseQusncs u TIC 0Bst4m pied succr"d -
miner. no~ IN CaIforniA, sGd mo certainty %" AZ
uub-rs will 10 there The Subscribers have .dds "''
" 10 their y-ry extensive sssormeaI VI Dy GC,ds 40
abe f,r al oghG-such ~ white Macua.s s.'1i''
.eigaing 5 10 20 pounds coiorsd hacs.nss Ssat'
,cari.t blue green, dfsb, moose, mixed, bforsi o."
3 sLs-a Tor SHIPS Dsf.hs, ~hits Hnd c0iJ''1 ev.-
e.rpAne. fof shiys benb. cotton and nnsa snse'" -
Pil0~ C.ses made op, TADle Llnen ard To~'' -
Ulggefs sllus, MusqgIgo Bars neayy ~oosa s'a o.
Hosiery, aaUssss. and Pillows, togeshsr via g..
.s.or mens Of Dry Gooas, sIpfr"y 'ai'71 70 ,' -
TossiAJ Isds. DOahhOS "lNV'
ol.t,n - N...D-., cor rib-,t, oppO.its Po"oh"
ACTION NoricE-PLsLNgfO,Y sALc ~ tbi'i '''
sroNg 40 EAsrHENwAAE, 80 &c To c.ose ''-,r
\, no,iootru,eo. o. account Of ths ssslhsf -VLAN.
4BErTs viii ,elloa THU RsDAf' Dec u "
st A Cortland It. Tue euuie A. ca II Crc'sp -
tanned 10 The above store eoussung Of great '"'.
China. 0.s.., Stone sId EsuheL~AIe' roar L-AT'
Catalogue. iesdy ~ Tuesday, il.h Eat
| Terms-Cs.b, baossb.e m n-y. ,.,.,
N B. O4tof .D~n buyer. u rave h,h P[-'s.'
| pscsea a. Y7fy Whtas 'zr.r'9 Ia.
Nav. Yosx BAYLEAsIE.T Al. ~ eng o. A'
| No "A y OF November H. lsiJ, ~'' ~
R,.f,,a ront Va recommend ~ The bfo'he' =. 4
| Iod.r and toe order geoefsly' 10 'l'' inc ~,
! n. hss.Yofs By Cemetery Company "u'' .ses
eosv.o,-ue. VI location, aud mo h'~f" '7'"' .f,z.
,o,..,.ot.oo,ei o. {. uot surpassed ~ sey PIC
q ~ HINCnAAN, ! C5DShee
/ lar caf'o'oh NATHANILLOAhLEf( Leesl''
Nm uOLLAND hf
r. The cOmP"y VIII '''
a. osv.bl. g. uOIih .,,.s Be-
os ixat burial lots 10 s'es "a q
- ,,eie.y ofshi. cisy and 'ieioip -" esq
s',',,ye.y.I.us.r. for .h. Dsrshs VI sho's '''s
:, a.. .-et.-i sn-ir Locality. s,,.r., .
y,,, hs eonysalroo. I'D economy o. ere .s'
...mboss viii ruo W hs ems'e'y aDy '''' Ceas
,,.,ieb will thus b. much csc thsn a. .S' ,,,s.ry
ssry. sgeaasS'
Wa LsAvlswosrs. A.s-L on'''
NJ GYs"A
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Phiiud,iph,a Markets.
Correspondence OF Ihs Tribune.
PaILAuELPHfA Tuesday, Dec Il.

CoTfesPC1-slc5 OF IL7 4Il-ubt.
PHILADEIPHA Tuesday. Dec. Il.
Tte Corr3S Hsrk-I con i1u-s gu. AID inactive ard
me - re laimour.ut There b--u some r-
c4i Tor al fIr.lrrt'. 80 u--l -c-
sos pes unl. d. 49, col scc-p IA Ice
u t.J rULsltptJl ne see srs D moderate IL
l-u a. yf-viuu. f--s avs FL.US q ; 80 CosN
y al - . tb. .I.t - cA.- D-cl rel I-i-c
Tue p - but .u.e " HUar of-rn. sud Ice. ,-zcy
The or,y tarssctJ. rep5ft-1 nt N bush "A k-d
as per bI.s clOl- liim- al GA" su1 White =,
2 o.. ~. l.scz4c- ~ 10 in ~ -d--ste O. u.ud -
" w. o4.1 ola i-llOE 81 s. sd n-~ A. q - -
ATs are Au1 pr ne SyGtlrrl arr - ofth .
of P-rf-y y-ut~ ~ - co., per olsh NHlsST is
Gu ssl-s in au.s =. - M 1lfs
81. Hesd 1s n, iI' >.a.- - So. is Penn
.. t1 v iafd o.. l., B.. inI ~. f.t, IN RR H0nd.
1tI y tf- hh > ..as. % Pa F1 Read (
e. B.,a : 80 sgln. Grd-r Q. '55 as. TOO
Prll 5. o.. $500 o.. - l..to k-a1aS r.. ~. :.
ra,ai-p... .u.ntlvu 80 ,.rr..,-n XIX. 81, :. go
l- no, LJtu. ~ 80 L. .t g, g., T.. Lea Goa
/. = .uD k-.1 hh I'd Dc. 'l'., o..
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ThH EEW.Y0RK TRIBUNE FOR EUROPE
w. BE- reody Of o'tloct tn, koat-g-P-tcs q
cents " Wropp~s ready far ha0tHS.
II WILL CONTAIN
THE LATEST NEWS
FROM ALL PARTS OF THIS CONTINENT

Receired up 10 tte TIME Of gong 10 Press.
The Edition Of The New. York Tribune Tor Eu
rope. made up for the mails by the Coaqol, from
this port TO-DAY, will be found N contain I,
complete digest of ell the lats local and politios
news, the latest Intelligence from Canals, Mexico,
&C.; California, lsthmus and South American
pews; 'ull and accurate Money and Market Re
ports carefully prepared Shipping Lisl; goito
ri.ls on all subjects ~ rresent interest ard
count Of Arer'c.1 AFsra since no ssil-7 r. .hs
lsst steamer, in the English French and Gerntr
languages. Persons desiring u send tothe'r friends
IN Europe, will f1i his 'heet sll that can he De-
sired in the wy Of r7plete snd ,ocurste oevs.
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C..vrf Or.--.f - -..-. --s -- 80 I,tas
s.. 90 T. ,-..1s .r. - vs..La
trAssL.r OBJ ~ u.t- 4adr- ate
O,tyl-i = lit NJ 10y ia. Dl--.-d - giant 10
ypft OF Ctfi.Las tn- Yrisr.es 90 s-nrr-l con.
rec OIL - Toe osHre pOts. Of eutfy OF Ile i.i.
d a. "a thst ord e Of zoe sovereign Al CON
urnce /, rule tn lst d-y 81 jan az III. ma e,
ya.le - order o. h' ks-sirLey Ihr per len
G~o,rai VI .h- X "a tfv..arg io e-ners aiornAtiin
Haesra w. -, Is49 JOAQUIN CAMPUZANO,
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Us SurRrnk CouRr.- Washington, Dec 10
st ofse L. CsnyDeil. Esq. o. r. "si admitted
81 attorney All cOULs-i VT vi shis Court
NIy-fne Urea S,atos, ylsiout. the City OF
Port 40 Tas .fssmelt vi t0i. cause 80. cOmmeuceo
BY Nj G.net Er the y siOls, snd eohsieusi ~ Mr.
Essas iJf tnB q, lou snt
NJ IL -l.s.c K i-ch, Treasurer # the nlnt OF the
uILd Ss.tss LI-iut.h la error, ths CDuuty ID
Pnnsd Iyh~. Tue ar. Uinsat uf tnis cs4'o was com
r. Leed ~ Mr ilvt TOR toe psiouf Ia error, sue
eobu0u d by Mr. B'esster Tor def, odAnt Ia Oriof
Acj erLei ill - morrow. IL O'ciO,k
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-12

~ We have received .srge photographic en-
1ra,nx from M,"r. SUo4y 4 Major. sl'ifg a view u
Ngw York sad gs elNIfOaS GA Toe NJrtn sni kssI hv
er. .r.u f.n S.tru All. ue sSetca l' 49, by
T. " B.r,On l. .a4yely sud pietalstq-e rcp.es@n'
s.uon u Nusio.k bfOokiyu, Jsf'y cay, u,oN2
sod vcil.J aud glves AL inro'us ides u .eea's
slo oil st. wiln wAicn ,vory ciusea is familiar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-12

MopILE MAIokALtY ELlCTION--C. {. LANG
DON, E'q the popular edIsor Of IhsI sierhog Wns
paper, IAe Ddaty Ado1tis,r reelected Mayer 90
In. ~ Inst ty Vote Il 1917 7O7 TOR {. lie
Mr. L.Dsd.n carried svory Ward IL the City bar To-,
Seventh, aud eleven OaI 81 Toe f0ufIren AScfn4er.
sl-csd arc wsi.s Tae "Lausdou' Cou1ci ucAei.
comvo,ed Of seven enoefs. is also elected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-12

Ous,e-.t P5sr-h o|-e W'I''
crrFOg>h gIoruiVp
$50 MtSs $50 8.,, O,es>o.r, We hse. ., ,,
aye ssocs - Bows C.o.siog and oteo,os, i,,
sr.at svariety 90 Mems Ovsrcnat' cl.biogss...
found iu he civ wiha eooi sors 90 f,,r.,C ..,
ilo sieoa' BOuGHroN KNA'P. 5 Mod, o..
Tvs Isot.s RfiI,p M..tsf-stsrshors,. o.
6rdts' ef hyg0rg o Hlr,n>ocx a Ls,ols,rt.... II.
B.osiasv. cor Lson,rt-. ~h-rs trry sf- sure ,,
rr egervihut fh-y can vsot io he Dry Gosd, fr, -
h-ir pu-c1s.ss s,a Nv rst- sd h,ve it eff glo,,
h-ir hnnses oct he '-sst uouhl" io .tfm T..,.
.rllirg .hs bssttioi = printed C-stt'sr s1V-t.-
I'D other goose i1 proro.u,n. They h,vsa t.,...
aso-tmento az r nh M'riooe' P1rsmi - a. l,,,
sbs~ Do. C.o'h' De L''n'- and ss', S.esve', coa,t.
~ 9. = Rubber sh... White ~ p,sp. &C..
M ..es 49, -h, lr-u's ia Rutber sools"d ss,., ,
ltrses. t-nfs1-aest a1d hess a'sotm7ot 10 N.sY.t
able f.r ttis season Of snow and raj" vbisAs,l
sid SIgp--, brcrI ekd 49, F,e-rh morocco ,r,,
-uli..e Gr th'ssessor ,fhtu. VARIES w,ltfe.tt.
o NLLFW', slcr.r
Cs- Wa invie a., sI@ouoi col tne pahnc 10 ne .,.t
AsrHo>Y J BlgsCN.s. AZ tho Nerchlnts Et,h,ri.T 1,
0sv ~ vs'1she properly. 'Gue''i IN it' rome, ne,
i,'- sui Wsshirgt'1 o.. on ib- corner " Ch,f,uu
Chambers. cu wtfs. Hsr-e-. VoHry E.-v,,s b,
~. f,s 80 s,l 20. F'egerih.Av-rus tl,' "a eit,.
u " ''- ' ''' 70 "''D ~ ''-'. -.
go. r., 60.
.....,.., ..... g., .l.,.... ..,,., ....
-......,. fe,..s.
n...,, 49,. L. of.,.,y ,,,.. ,,s,,.,....
f,s. aid pocket -'d OBJ o'e,,- la- no' '-'uti s.e'
es,y..,,rC,,o.- 49, .-..,.,,.,nofe, ,ns.s
ets.t,e st.itef dr. -grfaysfaI ~ riIs AID he ipI
,bsr...,o,srt r.oi-qt d. mo.,.rt b, TOO .f.. 90.
l.t.t s,us,,,P..u,r.r ~.uosIssy.,g.e..s,.
..,,to,ey.,,c..- 90. Cold. I'D huud.ef. ofc,...o'C.
.,,r7 t,, might te prevented h, .ne o.o ofri, m.ft
is iaSredi-1u sfs purely ~. eta -. aad tiots tr
,~m-dy.is .h-r-fI . f-r.ot ans suFen rosl o.s'-
Very many c,ss' OF C'n'"mpdoo snd Dpe@F's BE-.
p--u cure ;, Thcn h'd m 'd 90 "'1'f 'e"sd-' her.
tfcs.@s o. witch can 'r~n stihe 'h p, and r'-sa
sivon - psrs'rso' nnimpe' enable F-fsc.V ''i1
-Ipsdvoo~1 he be- No ~ ME med enc
VN'Np jurors ''N 'N"'N'N' '''"'Ne '''''
Ne" f''s' = "''A'h"' - W '' "'l' '''
l' p''' D' JIG % ~"
'"oS ''F"' >"
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i"-' = p''
" = f1Oo''' "''u'- '-' - 49, "''. '"'
- '''1 I''' 10y
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-. -. ..,.,., o., ,..,....,,
49,, No., - 3D., 3D., P..,t,.y 80,
IHf'@''N' ''''"''"
"'''o14 ono
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BKOoNLYN ITEMS.

FREE ACADEMY Ats mes,lug q, the Book IN
Board OF iucston report Wa pre'erted by tee
m tee 70 whom haa been f--r' tie o4cs,on f re
establishment q Free Academy AID Grammar School
10 Rco.klgn. This refo-t concluded Wi.a sless res
.uious st. Tnlt .ae tire ha, come fr THE tss5 sh
uient 90 slsa 80 Acsosmy D. Tat tie Common
Couoo. De- iovited 60 win the Board 10 procOr
ing r.. IT. the Legislature ire u.c,ss-y authority srd
tns IS provided Tor ina s.p1lnm-ot o scomnitg-- 30
.sAe Ch'rse OF The 81 oct Ait-r some dtcusG the
report Snd resJiu,i0Ls we're adopted
FAR ANn ExRlBlTIJN We SEQ that the Uni
vsrssl., Society opens F,ir and EXHIBITION today
They bad the bes oi the set year and the ~
dti)n u ASElLIs famous psin,rg III, year VII TO-.
sure Them sinfoos OF visitors Those who 20 vii se
certain Of spending few hou,s IN the peAssn,ei, sol,
OF wsy.
~ Remember Nj BhESANs lecture on the
Female Poets OF Ireland ihis evening =, the Brooklyn
Institute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-12

BURGIAkI The gro,e,y Il Janice Barn e., 20
sec most ~as en,rrod On Moudsy nj. ihroUg' 3
b,ck ~iniow, and Ioboed VI teA OF ei.Hs, AID sl0
a cents.
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BUSH = > noTi0Es.

~ IL canuo. d.. -. be Relrles Lvsrf rted
O1d Pes ,gs moro r-llrs ssAslaouOn "A any O1lsr
+, d Ia maIsL asdu @. 80 sKcU.Isoiy ~ }. 7.
s.yACs, .. FaNon-.L wnJ D.. sIso .npsnOr s'sOf'-
ue4t VI he O.s aal Saver Watches, whlSh DC Wal 'e
very low
CLIT0ssiA-tIsA Toe ~ Jfu ..t31 and san'ao'o "
N-or, yOpu'-u0a, &C " urss ,vlAo sos sloSo -,
kks 14'losc htL's A mana hG To- Ill Us ieA] W."
lnlsIssI |. eoaIaaJts VI pssea Pues VI esnss
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} K hOnA I CO


Have large and splendid stocs OF OVsff""
Wln,sr ClOthing, which ,hey are selling very cas'p
NnuAu..L bsIYren FII-O1 anf John as d ~.
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JEasTr CRY TELFoElFH OyFIcE-9 ~.
u,rss 40 I'll down : nh Of Brurs~i-k,
md noihiog be received from Warrington 70 nget
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-12

~ Vim Adams ~as run over by rt'iroad
lam u Wes. Cambridge, M.ss. W Mondsy tad killed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-12
w,n Democr.tlc whis General Cou,m,t-

win Democratic Whis General Commit-
ee-, n .rsnNs- so
ps. 10 d. T1a IL Ne re-omm~n ted - th- Dena~rsr-
whs Electors ~ Tho G. ~ and Comfy ~ Nv Yo,h 10
ss.-mhl- IN - r. respective W-rds W-dn-sAsy The
10 inst st7l or al tu-A nihsF rne tha 80
pisc- and n such mtn7sr the seve~al W.r1
Comm, to-. s1s de'gai~ and reo for The pm pose o.
e'-ctng I've 6-l-gsies TON e.eh W I'd 20 compose =
0.nersl Corripee or The ensu'og yes-. M Wat
COMMITTEES ~ snch n1mhes 'Ne eive Vs-d C. m
m'.t--' sAsl' d'''soste. LOPHAR MILLS, Chairman.
syR TAYLoS. (s.,
WILLIAM Il. sHaEDLow. o2 II
" The Southern telegraph bei.g dersueed
we know nothing ofwhat happened at Washing.
ton yesterday Prom long ex oeriencs it Is safe
however 70 presume that nothing was done 70
ward electing a spe.ker.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-12

M,chAsIcs Associ,rioS.-Ws understand
taas 'hs FIr's A-nu,. Bill OF tai. Am ei.,ion ~, }
DC .isen e. C,sus Gar1ea Z Chd..ma. E.e. sudtn
toe m1'' aH'ir arsDs eGels. IL yfosr1ss L. make
u ohe oi Ihe b-,t soif5,s VI The season Feom the
% WI s.lh wa!eh oar sruzsls CO wa.teyer tn.y
nave ~ do We nsy Jadse thai Ile ~ fuly succeed
Ia this undertakius
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-12

- Ar Lum,dcn, o4e q. t.s E4..o-s oi .be
W Or.saas e.yits, is a. TIE Actor Hou,e
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For>DLI,G.-N. DAVIS, 20 C.ia,,i..t % Mon.
DAY ait found a oos baby Ia D., sfes wrapped In
o!,bse! and snsv,. lie US seug - Ia Aims House
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OEsUISE MsoiciS.L Coz L vEs on For Cos"a'
ton, scrofu.ou. Al -ctions. kh.unsn.m, 0,otA@P'
pared daily hom The fresh iyers sud Tor ssls ~a''',
aud retAil by kssHrOS CLIsE 4 CO 10 B'o'''''
A.tor House, and 253 Broadwa ufyiog BOaiel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-12

~ Cav. Fish issgeao,aEa shor. tine "a the
Cay IL soy. a. The S-S YoikH
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CAUGHT Is \ SNow- sTORN.-The Commercial
hsi TOR got u' fairly under and rubbed cur face
With ,now uIul We cry enough and beg 70 b le! uo
10 pisin In sisn that snow ssorm, which represent
ed having slen lni0 the mud sad broken i.s neck
vas only playing possau, and turned W alter mid
light 10 uls siye. Ine beautiful phenomena Of lhe
,now.len trees. - happily alluded % by our cotem
pJrsry me nr. Ihiuss tha! arrested our att
TOO yes.ers.y mornins. IHs Effect Of tre sun spark
Ing srald tho eLcsus!ed branches wa cuchanups y
beautiful Il seems ssu The osre trees had suddenly
in'o bloom II ugni snd StJot 5sz.ss "A crop
u diamonds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-12

~ W 'hoN" IA ~ ~ -
Il Pier y. NJsn h.iv,r, aUd vas ssVca rom death
oy Crncor 5eCs-e o. the firsG " ssd aid acme ana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-12

RIAL EsTATE.-AucuOueer l. ecker sold yes.
terd-y my i've oIs On Tniiy iourh Thiryhith, Tor.
q .Isn, Ilir' seventh add Ihif sishshsH between
tour.h sad II dl.on aod LeIa. Jou avenues Toe lois
we're igl,z-o, and brought tae 30 ~e.s slO} and the
tignsstsl 9JJ-syersse go. In"se ers tolni
1-.ce,, aud tL9g al active ..s.s * tle lnarkeI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-12

- l: stated TIA. Rev. Wn. H. Harrison,
OF J,k'oD, G. h.s been called 10 ths Recsor.hip OF
81 Luke' CGlrcn IN this Cty, to ,Uppy he place Of
Rev Dr.. FoJ 80, ~ho recently joined sns RJm,n Cath
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-08
BY AUTHORITY.
by ths President or the United states.
A PROCLAMATION.

n
Wheeas by OF the Congress OF the United States
OF the tenth January, eighteen hundred and orty-nne
entitled San act extend certain privileges TO the town
of Whitehall. in the State of New York;, the Pres
dent of the United States, the recommendation OF the
Secretary OF the Treasury is authorized 10 extend to the
of Whitehall the privileges as are conferred on
certain ports named the seventh section OF an act en
tied san act allowing drawback upon foreign merchandise
exported in the orn packages to Chlhuahna and Santa
Fe, in Mexico and TO the British North American PROV
nces adjoining the United Saies passed third March,
eighteen hundred and forty five in the manner prescribed
by the provso contained in said section
And whereas the Secretary of the Treasury has duly rec
commended the extension of the privileges OF the law
aforesaid the port of WHITEHALL in the collection district
of Cham plain, in the State of New York;
Now, therefore. l. JAMES X. POLK, President OF the
United States of America do hereby declare and proclaim
that port OF Whitehall in the collection district OF
Champlan in the State of New York, is and shall be
led to all the privileges extended to the other
in the section of the aforesaid, from
and after the date OF this proclamation.
In witness Whereof have hereunto set my hand, and
eau sed the seal of the United States TO be affixed.
Done at the CITY OF Washington this second day OF March,
in the year of Lord one thousand eight hun
H. s. dred and forty -nne and of the Independence OF
the United States of America the seventy-thrd:
JAMES X. POLK.
BY the President:
JAMES BUCHANAN, Secretary Of State.
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IA NA.65
M. L. MARTIN,
AT DEpT a. I'LL Ills

ALBERT G. ELLIS.
And whereas the said treaty having been submitted TO
the Senate of the United for its constitutional action
the Senate did, the first day OF March, eighteen
hundred and forty nine, resolve as follows'
IN Exrcurvr SESSION SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES
'N - March Ist l849
p,s t, ,h;d. If The senators presen, concurriuu.)
r. ,ha Sna,e advise and consent TO the ratification OF
nat .no oha 70 81 anS treaty made and Concluded
.ne ~ 4; h state Of Wisoonsn on the 1Ash day
OF Novhas in the wear of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and by and between Morgan L. Mar
TN ana Asoef. " Is % nn ,ocLhydoe triha ar IN
United states oil america anu '"o 0'U0A'Sso ~ - -
AMENDMENT
]1da Tue Jo''o.o''H - -pf sI. Ina;.,. con.,a..
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To the Puhllc.


The 'mneral ands' included in the foregoing procla-
nation chiefly situated between Lake Superior and
the Montreal river and Isle Royale in the northern pen
insua OF Michigan, and rendered immensely valuable
by the exhaustess mines OF copper and other found
therein.
considerable number of those mines have already been
discovered in the trap ranges, within few miles OF Lake
Superior and from the geological character Of the country,
and the explorations already made, it be doubted
that others equally If not valuable, will be found
throughout this whole mineral REGION"
In Of the mines worked copper found almost
pure and, in fact, Of the copper and
yield greater centage than other discovered
in the world Silver is also found considerable guam
titles
All the necessary materials for the construction of fur
and fuel for smen2 found in abundance in the
immediate neighborhood OF the mineral.
The climate in the winter, though cold, does not inter-
rupt tho operations OF the mines i'm fact that is
considered the most favorable for their operations
The proximity OF these mineral lands of lake
Superior, which several sale and excen bors,
and the communication theeirom, by the Saut Ste
Marie, lakes Huron, Erie, nc. furnish ready of
transporting the products OF these lands the principal
IN akets Of the United States a very triiiing
1t likewise appears from the reports this Office,
that the agricultural lands OF fair quality producing
usual culinary vegetables and and
when properly tiled, they have been found favorable for
grain also and for all these products, lair price
and good market will be found at the mines
Timber-such white and yellow pine, sugar maple,
yellow BIRCH &cis many places, abundant, and
by its thrifty growth gives evidence OF the richness OF the
soil
Maps, showing the localities of the mines and other value
cal survey, &c which be embraced in this b
notice. win be prepared and deposited in the land Office
AT the Sauit Ste. Mdrie for inspection, early pfac
ucabie before The commencement Of tho public sales
RICHARD M. YOUNG.
MO Commissioned OF the General Land Office
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All persons who were the passage of the of LIST
March, lSi in possession by actual occupancy, of any
portion OF the mineral lands embraced in this procanato
under authority OF lease written permit from the Sec
rotary of War; for the purpose of mining thereon and all
persons who shall be in possession by actual occupancy
Of mine mines actually discovered before the LIST of
above mentioned authorized and purchase the
the price, the terms and conditions, and the
extent prescribed by that act and less at any time be-
fore the day fixed Tor the OF the sale OF those
mineral lands on making proof of possession and
pancy and OF compliance with those the register
and receiver Of the land office subject appeal the
Secretary OF the Treasuy and all persons entitled the
right OF prescription to any of the agric utura lands
braced in this proclamation required to establish the
the satisfaction OF the register and receiver and
make payment therefor practicable after seeing
this notice. and before the day appointed tor the
men OF the public sale of the lands embracing the
claimed otherwise such presumption claim will be for
feted
The certificate OF the mineral agent Sault Ste. Marie,
that holding under leases PERMITS those the
occupancy OF a nine or mines, have paid up the per
centum of rents required by the above mentioned, will
be conclusive on that point
Persons occupying under leases permits, will be
permitted to renqush their rights under that occupancy,
and enter settlers and where such leases permits
may expire before the day of sale, the rights granted
the holders thereof will be regarded reservng the lands
covered thereby from entry under other right till the
day OF SALE when they will be offered public sale
mineral lands.
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner.
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OR SALE OR RENT AN cxcslicnt

I,NOR SALE OR RENT excellent two-sl0ry Brick
Il House, property oil Mrs M, c. Meade. A sale prefer
red Il is situated on street west, square lab, very
distance from the War and Navy Departments
mandng extensive view Of the Potomac and surround
ing country, and well situated saubrity and society
IL contains eight bed rooms two paors basement
ors Clubhouse for servants, Kitchen and basement cellar
pump of good water at the kitchen door bath for
hot and cold water, with large garden and kitchen yard
For apply to j. Mason, jr, of and 18th
streets.
Feb l4-3td3wlaw
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I,NAsHIONABLE CLOTHING-We ha v6 on hand "A large
and elegant stock of read AIDE goods gentle
Fine dress and frock coats dOsay coats
of various styles and qualities.
Panaloons and great variety, with every other
article of dress TO QUILT gentleman in the style and
without delay.
Some very handsome white silk other vests for eve
ming
Also FIN shirts white black and other kid gloves
With and many other pretty and goods
for gentlomens use
We also prepared to make up any garment order
short notice in the best style.
Terms cash, to prompt customers on short credit
Only price, YOUNG " OREM,
Feb 16--3ta w4wif doors Of Browns Hotel.
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Jan II
Texas Debt-AGcncy.

LIVERY person holding any bonds, promssory notes,
T. other evidences of debt against Texas, forward
the the auditor and comptroller ofpublc of
the State Of Texas before the second Monday OF No
vember IS49 or they will be postponed barred 1t will
do forward copies The original bonds, notes. &c,
must be forwarded, in accordance with law OF the egis
ment in Daily Unon) AS individuals do feel willing
the risk of sending their bonds, &c. by mall and
am continually receiving letters inquirng how the writers
get their evidences of debt to the proper officers of
Texas have determined act agent in regard to the
debt. receipt individuals for the deposited
with me, claims the city OF Austin, and
procure the necessary receipts for the owners can be
found at Browns Hotel, Washington city, until the adjourn
ment of Congress-
DAVID s. KAUFMAN.
Washington City, January 6, 1919.
Jan 7--dtNarch6