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General Land once, April 4, 1851.
NJ UMERoUs APPLICATIONS having been
In made to this office for information in rela
ton to the manner in which Land Warrants, under
the act of 2Sth of September, 1850, should be To-
Gated, the following answers thereto have been pre-
pared, to wit:
There are three modes by which these locations
may be made:
LIST. By the warrantee in person;
I'd. By the warrantee through the agency of
this office;
3d. BY an agent or attorney.
If the first or second mode is adopted, the appli
cation must be made in writing, specifying. the
tract land district section OF country. in which
the location is desired, and be accompanied by an
affidavit according to the following form, No. !.
Where the third mode is adopted, power of at
torncy must be produced, executed by the war
rantee in the presence of a witness, according to
the following form, No. 2, which power Of Attor-
ney must be acknowledged, or proved as the case
may be, before officer authorized to take the
acknowledgment of deeds, according to form No.
Bora
In all the patents will be transmitted to the
Land Office where tho location 10 made, unless
special directions to the contrary be given.
J. BUTTERFIELD, Commissioner.
FORM MOL
STATE OF
COUNTY OF
Before me "a jusiice Of The peace other officer
authorized to take e0iddpits,) personally appeared
(hre insert the f soarraniee,) who, being duly
sworn, deposes and says that he Ia the identical
! there insert Of ,cdrrantee) 70 whom warrant
| No. - for - acres under the act Of September,
| 1910, was Issued ON the - day Of, 1855 , and
| who now applies to locate the same.
Sworn to and subscribed before mo this - day
| of -, 1856.
! (O6icer's signature.)
FoRM NO. 2.
Know all men by these presents, that (heye in-
sert the Of sOorrantee) Of the county Of.
and State of 49,, do hereby constitute and ap-
point -, of -, my true and lawful attor-
ney, for me and in my name, to locate land war.
rant No. -, for - acres of land, which issued
under the act of September, 1850.
[Po,per of substitueion may be inserted desiredl
Signed in presence Of
(Warrantse's signoturs.)
FORM NO. 3.
STATE OF
COUNTY OF
On this - day of --, in the year -, per-
sonally appeared (hsys insert name Of scoyrcntee,
and acknowledged the within power of attorney e
be his act and deed, and ] certify that well
know the said (hers insert the name Of sOGrranfee,
and that he s the same person who 10 described in
the within power, and who executed the same.
(OEcr's signaturs)
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A CHAMBERMAID and to wash and iron,
~ or as Nurse and Seam>tress OF would DO the general
housework VI snail private family by respectable Pro
Young Woman Has objection - 20 10 the coun-
try Has COED city reference Can De tor two DAYS AZ
No $50 18th. ST between I'M and gh-avs OF lie
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.XCURsION EXTRAORDINARILY

Tds Plc-NIc Excursion Of Home Associaton
No O. viii take place on WE'D yESDAf Oct r. proceed
~ H., sssoioa 10 UNIONPOhI. the site II their consn-
nated Village a0rdhg aIare treat u ali VINO attend Ihs
Of the occasion va De sIes, increased ~ s
ne yIgatlOn Of estcbester Creek and
the brilliant reception proposed 70 be gwen o. the czen.
al The vicinity LANES and gentlemen cordially nsfstd
10 oart,eIpaie with the members
fhs steamer korwak Will leave the foo, Of Canal'st
NJ R. so'el0ck Catherlne-si at ST. and Bfoone- 81
r. 81 q o'clock. Superior Band has been engaged:
Iekes Tor the Excursion Fifty Centy-Io pc nan OF ia.
Executive Committee. II Pslner, No lss William y anJ
No n Hesfefst.. s. " Peeks. No ioy Ciin,on-N; n
Wild. No 95l BrOadway.S y X. BTaffofc Nc :, NORTH
First wBlamsDuTgh. Dayd Fi'eh No 80 IN seventh
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~ and "a Broadway. and A. HandschHeh' No iSs
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,U,O OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE

Il -ROBERT FISHER. Agent for the sale u ae3
Estate and letting houses, would repectf1t nfofn tns
owners Of property that notwithstanding the large extern
which he conducts hs business at pfeseai Long e'pe
rence enables hun b arrange ~ as to atenS 20 NJ" aP
pbcatoRs - =, 81. -
B-saiisfctOry reference can be gwen - tnosr sno
may desire to favor him With her patronage oinoe hous
fr0n, Ito A. ri and h ! p NJ. AL conmua, ai,Sis
should be directed post paid 70 No l73 User 81 ~
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~ Of Letters from Great BTitan, rdhe Lsdy -
BY HORACE GREELEY.
svo cloth--Pnce 81.
This comprises the observations made during MI
Greeley recent European tour Society," Manners anu
Customs Ant Literature Agricultural. Foreign Politics.
and great variety Of other attractive and exciting topics
II has coplous Of the Great Exhibition OF Worlds
FAIR in London complete descriptions Of the Cultivation
Of the soil IN different countries brilliant criticism on the
Works Of Art IN Great European Capitals aud graphic
Sketches Of Public and Domestic Life IN London, Paris
Rome &C written IN the frank. straightforward piquaui
STYLE for which BIZ Greeley is widely celebrated.
more authentic, instructive. aud amusing Book Of
Travels has probably been issued from the American
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Is presented IN such lively and off hand manner. that the
pcrusn Of the volume becomes interesting as novel
Whoever would obtain fresh daguereoype view of me
present state Of England should not fail 10 make himself
ACQUAINTED with its contents Even the discussion OF tae
lrest topcs which 1t sometimes takes up, Is envened
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such genial and sparkling vvacy, that who com
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perusal.
We confidently anticipate very extensive circulation
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Horace Greeley which widely known that Of
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Learn the result of his European experience We GER
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VT,O LET in SOUTH BROOKLYN

Part OF genteel threestory house pleasantly located
within FIVE minutes walk Of the Ferry and CONSISTING y
front parOr front basement and three rooms IN the third
story vii the cellar Possession lst
November None need apply but families ~ the hrstre-
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aud address OF Tgfh&s'
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STRANGERS AND CITIZENS ARE

- invited 70 visit O Y TUTTLE5 EMPORIUM Of
Fancy Goods No 3i5 Broadway where nsy Be seen, IA
endless VARIETY description n Engsh french, Coz
nan and Chinese Fancy Ware az the mos, reasonaplo
pess xhoesale and retail New and beautiful goods ~
svery ARRIVAL from Europe. Visitors always welcome
ozl ~ IuIhkS
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of Democratic Whig

NAcALLuF 'sNN1'-'
=. General Committee of Democratic wing
voYac Men FRIDAY EVENING oct. ~ 1901.
~. On notion. It was Buanlmoesly
..s1.~d That this COMMITTEE nAs heard with great
II tbe removal. by rreso' OF F more, OF Nj
tSIrS ! OWEN. late Consul from the Cmed states
- Havana. Whatever Tay nave neen me panty oi lhe
y,s of this IGap, or Ms capacity % tt see 1e mere
bsesl susnt.s routine of ne Office OF Consul lie has
sx.d himself entire ydsuaiioa for 40 emefg.acy l..e
y, IN hch be was placed upon ne ocs "a q me ph
sA4A ,snour5ous execution of ii prisoners, most -
sh his o. rymeH and AL If the tined, 'nyced
nd shot without any Aterpos'n on AIS part % save 'o'
,soixS That The Proclamation d ne Pfesiden for
Jng fhe 6ttlg oot cf expeditions tie United States
~ssnst Foreisn P0wer. between whom aud ourselves
,sse existed treaty obligations II an afnca9e character
Lch could not b. weak1ned yo aed without the tA-
,issce bad faith On he part u tue Unsd ttes ao
nj cal fY5 az contenpate aHy neglect Oh "ppytuNly m
The oat Of the Cons a. T. 'n'erp9se ~ Nk1J
az HIS lice The Of his c0uD'r md ~ TIE sAHe 81
Aunany 20 The lives # mans ieaoi's S. aou .ep
hiss men. who we're "a strange land aa' ILL., 20
Prove or palate the conduct Of those VINO Nol.tu .e
comfy OF nations and the obligations oitner own coni
IN o. eegpg ~ an unla vful eE.edOn AGAINST frlenWl
over feel thai due 20 the oclai station OF an
American Consul io have used hi' utmost er'rs as man
ana all Of his Official au bOnty 10 have removed or mtga-
led the punishment Of men, OF whom hal
teen fraud and deception nisead INTO ac's OF INVASION
and seek ng 10 make Their escape from The cOun-
~ AZ the time Of their arrest
% rreyeu expedition which ended Jn the death ahd
sIije of nearly five hundred peT 'nssnOst OF tne Amer
rans IN warning all men who might. nc "a sypay or IN
" ,bat they you'd thereby he guilty OF treason. and
nid cease to claim the protection OF country whose
, thew had Knowingly violated has manifested regard
o. law respect for treaty stpgiations aud sense OF
Snbc duty which, entities the Chef Magstrate ana MS
ps,. rsl off GERS 10 the thanks of their countfymen
RsscIpsd That have also seen wh grea, gatlcaton
he efforts which have President 10 secure
az el,ase of the misguided who have been sent blythe
Cuba 10 the Government SPAN there
10 receive the punishment due 10 their oses MAJ the
NJ spa shed uster upon her Crown glory uponher
name and honor upon her by so tempeBg justice with
ercy as 10 undo the heavy burdens break every YOKE ana
oct her caytives free . 80
ERASTUS BROOKS, Chairman.
WN ID. ANDREWS, y,ce Chairman
GEORGE W. WARNER,
ELIAS COMBS, lSecrstari,s a.
OIL
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- Steam Printing.-Sixy choice workmen and seven
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twenty the advertiser has performed every duty
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20 Steam and Gas Which latter Commodity however forms
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~ Office open every evening Advice gratis to all who
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OF HIuATh' JOHN a. GRAY, 81 Gold, cor Fuon-st.
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A 5 WET nurse, by healthy Young
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way. o2lN'
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A RARE CHANCE.-For sale, a COT

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AS WET NURSE. by healthy Woman
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This Day Published, the Fourth Edition Of
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cents.
GRAHAMS MAGAZINE, for November. PHce, rs cts
SARTAIN'S UNION MAGAZINE, for November
Price, 25 cents
LADIES' NATIONAL MAGAZINE for November
Price, 10! cents.
Also Ready,
LEWIS ARUNDEL. Cheap edition Illustrated.
MABEL, THE CHILD OF THE BATTLEFIELD
Illustrated. PTice, 50 cents.
hIANVERS; Or. The Child Of Crime Price, 25 cents
PICKWICK ABROAD. BY Reynolds illustrated Price,
81 cents In Press,
THE MYSTERIES AND MISERIES OF NEW OR
LEANS BY Ned Buntline.
CELEsTINE; Or, Lights and Shadows Of London Life
By Chas Blanchard author Of Heirs Of Derwen.water
AKARlAN X ORMSBY Publishers.
OF PITS No. l02 Mass u-st cor Of Ann.