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Tobacco-Ths saIes reached fully 600 hhds including IA
hide Fressd 1t w 81 hhds choics BLACK Fa at q = b.
and $40 hds Of which could ascertain the par
tculAm.,
Sugar and Meiasses-ws heard Of only small salss at
previous rates.
FiouFSAss limited to about 1000 bhh. including 8oObbls
Ohio 100 indiana in three o ~ Sos no Sour at
% 10; and oo fancy 81 Loui 1t ~ 6ak Dbl
Grain-Thss was good dsnand fos Com. and 1000 sks
wsss sod fo0ws: 800 ~ inferior. In ssvsals. al0
Nj Loo II SIX GN IS $50 saoks Il "a for inor and %
for yellow; SO mixed and inferior II $50 FAX for In
fsror and 50 for yellow and lA6 yellow Coo y bushs
noticed sales Of 100 sks Ohio at o. and lSo
Louis At 8as083c y bushe. 80
Provisions-Ths principal sale Of Pork was 100 bbs
Meas at "a bb.. Bacon retailing at 30 for Ribbed
Sides and 70 for Shoulder; "a casks Shoulders sold M
vate terms.
CoEee-sais Of 800 bags Rio at s,l0ssSc b. The
market IL 6smer.
HAy-l00 bales Western wers sold at els p ton.
Whsky-Smal lots Rscdfisd selling 1t 40 gallon. at
which rate % bbls were taken in two lots.
kxchanses-Dsma moderate at our quotations:
cteFhe .t0h0 hun
Francs pu1,Solo
New York sixty day Bills .......,..1A61x v ct. disc.
Sight Checks NswV ~ y ct. die. tox ct pm
Freshts-A BHtish brig aken fos European port,
| for Cotton. but We did not lsasn TIE rate.
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| Cspe ~ assa MsSssSersesss5 sse tAs
H Wes--DurehSr Ra1s1s11aEss
We &stS yesterday lsw szsssoss !see caps q
02pd Hope papers . May ~ rsce!ved ~ sehe
British brig F!ibbsFsy, snissd y tbs Psasg Il
l lss.ase over q. y.sieps gsEsss 1890 -
skirmishss betwssn he English forces and he
Kaflu inn wesk q moro, q ssvsn knsdred u ~
le4er To- Ieas fhnn AftY Of he former. Still de
xslIss an nssubdus4, end seessnn 81 susiakss
and murders eemnissed ~ u6m eentigue b. cosps
in. The ~ lit i hereafter tebs wlgsd sgsinst
Epglsnd, i = Be o.t q sxsermnatoa, = ths FOL-
lewinG paragraph n Isttsr from Gsshsa's Tewn,
tshe hesasqs.ststs " he Engiish Govssnsr, Sif
III. 9miihj viii show:
4 il q y siscsssly hoped that no philsnthps-
Fpist (so called with mistaken views d bensatng
the Aboriginal races 81 this di.rsc.ed e5gntry,
tibmion just and due,' Is fully made, and spch :
lesson is taught the tribes "a our border d viii
make them feel the utter folly and inutility II any
future stsempt y drive the white mas iata fha
Sea-"
!, Ase:Ass lss,sr writes ttsp .as oss.gs Rive
have I'd 8 ID vas, which i - end il he sxter
minst;en q he KaAn and The condscatiei n thsil
lands; nfst. ~ autnmisy and rnjuA manner il
which ihs Englsh have taken possession II nasiys
sssritssies seoead, tbs Diisi saieisls,. il thsil
intsfeoufsS Nth he natives, hays sessd IN ~
pfincipls hat might makss right,
I "A lsttsr in the CAPS Town Nail ststes that Il u
The intsadsa Of tie Home Goverp4ssns 70 extsnt
shsj asisdcsioz q shs Qnssn q England 70 IL
Equator. Y; III sss. VI n S - 4 - y
a, sassancsnsns is siss nsds shss ~ ~ .
Government i about y - removed from Cap
Town 10 some place on the Eastern frontisF.
The following ndvsstisemsn4 which - 6op1
from the Cape 1ows papefs, looks, vsry much NJ
slavery in tho British dosninioa&.
AxsaondsS,-In the night between the 20eh AMI
2oth April my APpienicsd prize negro ssamba
,ssss III ~ 3 i.~ "a sssssr sss,t us,h.'
on The right arm A. T. r., very cunning. speak
Dpteh yell, can read tolerably, fl for all house
work, and understands cooking ]; be has with hin
two small dogs, one Of which Is black and whits
with woolly hair, and took with him two Rae col
ored shirts, two pair 6f moleskin trousers, . dral
jacket, colored coat, ditto waistcoat, mat hal
colonel counisrpaus. > canvass bag marked il
red, A. p. H, etc., etc.
Any one returning him 70 me, or lodging him il
prison, will be well rewarded. APP. AIEBNKR.
Boston Traveller, 18th.
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ga and Nsw School.-Accordng to the receu,
annual reports of the Old School and New School
presbyterian Church in the United Staten, the for.
mef oody numbers % Synods, 1874 Prssbyteries,
~ cand'da'ea for the ministry. 2s7 licenciates,
WI ministers. 2675 churches. and 2l0, a06 commu
nlcanss member added within the year on exam.
nation. lOS5s; BY certificate, 1882. The New
School Church numbers 81 synods. l04 Presby.
teries. 1883 miniatsr, lao licenciates, churchss
1879. communicates l40 $50. added within tie yea,
BY profession 569e, by cerii6cs.s 4s0a.
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\ Bounty Land Cause.-The Washington Tels-
graph has gathered some accurate and-u useful in
formation upon this subject:
Certificates Of service were issued from the Third
Auditors Office, during the month Of Jur,e, in
56s2 cases. being daily average Of 227 for Is
working days. In II days Of July, 1856 cas- es-s
daily average of 223
These certificates are for the Indian wars, from
1880 to 1912. and for the war with Great Britain
up to June, 1915. In many instances the same
person rendered service two or three times, and
generally under different. officers. 4
Defective declarations, owing % the lapse Of
from 81 to 60 years, are very frequent; and these
defects cause much correspondence and unayoida-
Bile delay.
Service in the subsequent wars is reported upon
by the Second Auditor and the Adjutaht General
but two-thirds Of the whole number, probably,
have arisen under the war with Great Britain.
The pressure has been 20 great that the war
rants now issuing are upon declarations filed early
in December; and these were 20 numerous that Il
may require several weeks to dispose Of those filed
At the opening Of Congress.
The Pension Office, we understand, will soon be
able to issue $50 to 400 daily.
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New ORLEAxs. July II. lssl.

Ssssasl Rynoids, Ed, No, lzs Grasir street,
sir' ltaks this eppoftuniy Of expressing to
nnce hsnss and rendering grateful aetnessdsmsnss
Tor the great benefit have received from your Of hs
TWO CANCERS my right hand which, happy state,
nearly or quite WE'LL and they have the appearance Of b
nooushly eradieasd and truly thankful The
under which have Long sbored ceased ny pen made
quhs TO express the degree of suffering had experienced for
s wo particularly Of the long thirty years. that have tssn thus
smcted all who know te.y Last y<sr Dr. Gitsrt
on me for six months aud pronounced cured
sr Swing me slight foreas,e Of pnrgatoy and joyful
ms osc'ion so dsrous q, nd Of those twin Canoe
Inc known and haisd Of pain and trouble ioz
long period But judge my disappointment spns
tsy returned In much form than THY before Dr.
Treated and pronounced them cured 3d. hsa. sppsd
yoa, out believe me. with little hope Of relief your hands s
oos IN whom had placed much coE6dsncs he'd nd u
eAs dula But you told could my hand,
mat possibly and also that would warrants and
you have fudld your PROMISE satisfied
you NOV medicines PERFORM veil your pan
isel ne1 smeaey Aud l. for ons appsscats your eand p
fsnee and @atchfuness, and especially nsg
psa. WIN conndehes for had not for this shoad hay
submitted to the ampu,aiou Of my hand Bat hsnbs had
rrsdsaes and TO you for valuable services that The s
tuns y averei-ny hand cured =, +. -
very respectfully. your obliged and obsdisnt servant
y'e IN JOHN p H0Yr, HATES.
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JOINI CLEAR, Baldwin county, AIa.-The
inc u %nse sCs he purchassd THU xs
snssrtainmsnt Of Transient and permanent guests
Moh;, HE ndsshny situated the eastern sbo q
Sen o. meIco ard 10 within fifty yards Of The Of tbs
wnc1 being clear and sat with bold shors and firm
wne send Dot Iendsn thin pllce peouasy ascivs
s :. Rssrss The building. fronting sog!h viii
The Rooms are large and well venfiaisd !
vid,hS 81 sS n The ,ss beautiful grove Shsf mile j.
the rsmoier iron the midday Pure Spring Waies
snppnsa ns Hotel 6y hydranta the distance Of half
mile ~ . good Whit Sulphur Hpriug. II +
Good carnage foads ard walt hsve b. \ made.
nsocoessl9n9f Pre- Hills from tts back eounssy.
vssieiles OF Fish and Game OF t la1de abound
in the vicinity Of the f]oel - - -
70 ~ !he sdvantnges Of pesoa The suhscibee Odds hi
that The Table snd Bar shall BE- sapped viii
~ seectlols q The Mobile and NswOrsans markets. and
me- oAtenllou given The of The
and PssssuFe o. hls gasa JULIUS Tiff, Pro Nesog.
sele Eng uisesant seam vesssl, built expEssy fe
Essrsnd nns sshbean always hand for the q ys
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Runsorsd Release Of M. B,acs.-W We arc gra-
tilted to learn, from the Hartford Courant, that
there is = strong probability thst Mr.. Charles L.
fully aware that Mr. Brace was cast into prison by
tho Austrian authorities on frivolous charge ol
being connected with some revolutionary scheme.
The Conrant says:
Letters have been received 10y the Frankln)
from Mr.. McCurdy, dated June 81, stating that he
has received verbal communication from the State
Department, at Vienna, that Charles L. Brace has
been released, and was at Pesth, on his way to
Vienna"
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1xs o. s. Stssm~ Missevrs.--The brig Chats
worth, Capt. Jordan, sailed from Baltimoss on the
18th Instant fes Gibraltar, for the purpose Of rails.
ing the wreck Of the U. 8. steamer Missouri, At
the vessel: John E. Gowsn, contractor; James b
Robb. Of Boston, bearer Of dispatches % ths Me-
ditsrranean H. H. Chafan, of Worcester. Mass.
M. J. Converse, and six divers. The brig has on
bosrd al the fixtures and apparatus necessary fol
the raising of the Missouri. r
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Charge of Ro6bery.-The examination Of John
!. jackson and Thomas Burke, charged by John Lee
with robbing him Of $3.50, on the Goth Of July, in
a house ON the corner Of Common and Circus
streets, resulted in the discharge Of the accused
yesterday by Acting Recorder Ester.
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NEW ORLEANS:
FRIDAY MORNING, July Is.

AssaaA on Aldsywsan Byaesssns.--Th Thomas
Cunningham and Patrick McInissny, charged
with threatening and assaulting Aldsrnan
Brugnisns, with intent to kill him, were examined
ysssesdaA before Act Rec. Ettsr. The atsack was
nsds - the evening d the l7th July, instant ep-
positS ds Orleans Coffee. Houss, ON Cemnos ssFsst,
and il was only BY fight thai he worthy Aldss-
man was able 70 preserve his valuabIt existence,
for the future uss, benefit and glory Of thst illus
trious stronghold Of dsmoes6sy, The Ssven,h
Ward. Itwould sem, from he ssaninaton, that
the principles Of reform promised 70 be carried
through the length and breadth ofths Second Me-
nicpility, - advocated BY the worthy Alderman,
does not please that Ward portion u II represented
By him. The residents u the Ward, q sepssssnt-
ed by the sccused are, therefore, displeased with
him, and whenever die Alderman sppssrs in pub
Lie places he is assailed abused, thrsatshed, and
10 forth. Now. il W might BE- psrmitted 10 digsss
constituency, we would ask By what neass did
Chude Brugnisns get seat in the Ceuncil? Was
: he elected by the wings? No! BY who thea BY
the democrats? Yes. Gentlemen, you are %
blame. He il your choice. You must for the pre-
sent put up with him. You may call on him to
resign. VIII be do 90? Probably he will mot.
What then? Answer that question 1t the polls
next election. Assaults, threats, q blows never
will convince any man q long q be lives that he
is wrong, after he il dead, should be even fall
victim to his own indiscretion. However wrong,
according to your opinion, the matter ought to be
too stale now to produce any excitement, and then
there is this to be said Of Brugniens, a. recen,
case proves, in which he WIS The prosecutor fol
like assaults AID threats, and in which he declared
his willingness to have prosecution discharged,
if the accused would only psomiss not % annoy
him again. Tho promise was made, and there the
prosecution dropped. In this casa Brugniens'
lawyer made similar offer Of forgiveness, but the
accused preferred going before the First District
Court. We again repeat, the thing cannot now
be renewed, and it ought to be let drop there, until
the day comes when you, gentlemen Of the demo
cratic party, you can alone retrieve your error.
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Committed.-James Ryan was sent before the
First District Court yesterday. having forfeited his
bonds, given on cha'ge Of assault and battery,
by not appearing in court 10 stand his examination
before Recorder Genois.
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Deadly Weapons.-D Daniel Dursns and James
Ellis charged with carrying deadly weapons,
slung- shots, etc., were remanded yesterday for
vouchers by Acting Recorder Etter.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,
CsracEnr orrrcr.

CRRscgNr OFuCR, -
| Friday Morning. July IS. 1851.
C0ttOn-Ths Amercas news reporting further decline
of x@kd in the Liverpool Cotton market has put down
prices with ~. and about 1900 bales sold yesterday within
the following reduced quotations:
NkW ON r. ANa ii. AsslvfCA r1on.
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THIS Establishment will be opened for there
usssSs.e.,t e JoHH ". NIx0N.' 49,
During " sgsing aany addtiou1 and inpsovs
haye - -, = Insane = slsat8 dssNs # ceuf6t an1
|ee2yssiencs Y d. geee q - 1883
~ sn4y A:sek q Hio.i, bngadse = snsaIng = -
soy o6ss psonnads unIisaiIsd ~ ~ q = 60
Tks Tabls Win alsayp b sppMsa ~ ~ daKsees q
~ = eos'e sad Afw Osies9P ms1lst
ord Billiard koe4, aid Tn Ria, AIlsys
The fbdewne kau # Board vii b chasgsd during III
81 IS month epss vssk) 4
r. ~
Children md 6eevan1p, half pIisa. q III 3 s
liberal win y msds y hnlla boarding ,.
the ulD.th q neaioh ~ tss
Biloxi, May ~ MSl uzls -
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the Erst municipality designated following
table by the Nos commsoes Al the railroad and
ing, No. being Flatboat Landing (m3 thu n
commence the Railroad down. Perry Wharf,
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SHADY GROVE. DIL0xI.

8HAOY GROVE. BILOXI
THIS wsll-k known Summer Retreat IL now open
Il fr he seosptiea Of Buasdess DINING IL upslsg, "a
many additions and inpsevsmeat haye been mads ~,
snsors sfsess dsxyes OF ecn!e nd vs1ienoe
with ell he dsneaeie which ths coaa and ts New OF
Charge. ard alwagi plenty Of puss Mix iron ksps q
~ pssmisea A9a6hsd 70 II bsese are 6ne airy Bah
Housse and fins Shady Lawns, which maka a. Of III
0ost p1sasant Escgts - IL ~ eh9a
AManesnnh fos looms an - made Viii tn propists
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lowed down 70 sea on The 18th inst, ships Phaaia ard
John Henry-l7th. ship, Saxon. squanum and Masathop
i0th ships Mano and Psua. bark Frances Watts schr
w Housonsoth ship Alexander. brss Union. Aloa and
Silsnso. schr ships MsdEor and Carack BAH
CIaSiasa.
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READER. a w0nn m Won.

READER, A WORD TO YOUs
you wish to have mont excellent Medicine in
mcsnns MsTnss Dyssntsy which pisvasns.
Beach's Anti.Oath artic Mixture.
one Of the bss remedies ever discovered You will ndi
~ case1 psompt sale and remedy, and CONES
vomiting and purgins In Chos and Cholera E!ovsu. d.
FIRE BRICKS 900 Englsh and Scotch
S.lr' Biloxi rhilsS,Ipsi. Ps6es "a f.:coas, -
TOBACCO-050 boxes virgiais manufactured,
iylS 10: ": AnTHIIR Z on, = s.s = Nov I.vss.
THOMASToN LIME-1OO bbls. fresh, land.
Ing thh nSEef 50 s.eeeF nssi..e. g ale y
TIME-Thcmsssos, Uies, Alssa, Se Lsois md
w hxf1zA : EoiEspsn. = Massa.sa
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Observation-Disclosures fifteen days in the month
Of June, nearly million baskets Of strawberries,
mostly gathered within eight miles square, con-
tiguous to the Ramapo Railroad were brought to
the New York market The return could mot have
been less than $4,000.
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Swicids.-A wealthy citizen named Moses D.
Waldleigh, committed suicide At Bradford, New
Hampshire, recently, by hanging himself in barn.
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tiguous to the Ramapo Railroad, were brought to
the New York market The return could mot have
been less than $4,000.
Singular Dissass-Ths Annapolis correspond
ent Of the Baltimore Sun gives tho following &c.
count Of fatal disease which has Appeared in that
vicinity:
"A disease is now raging in the county II Anne
Arundel, between South and West rivers, which
has proved to be ~ fatal as the cholera The early
stage Of it Is marked by an eruption Of the skin .
swelling Of the muscles of the throat, partaking Of
the character of scarlet fever in chill iren and A.
tended, apparently, with very slight fever. There
is nothing alarming in this stage of it, which con-
tinues for three or four days when all on sudden
It fixes itself upon the vitas with violence and
fatality which arrested by nothing that has, as
as yet, been tried"
Sunday Liquor 1Se6c.-The police of New
York are said to be actively engaged in putting
down the illegal sale of intoxicating drinks on the
sabbath, and the benefit Of their Efforts il already
visible In the eighth ward Of the city. one Of the
most disorderly quarters order and quiet are repre-
sented to prevail now to degree not known fol
years before. As showing the extent of the evil ID
which such salntary reform is commenced. there
are, according to official reports about four Thousand
places in the city Of New York for the sale :
ardent spirits, of which more than $500 continus
Their business ON Sunday, contrary to law. In tn,
fourth ward alone there are 600 shops, all bu
three OF which remain open on the Sabbath. Thu
population Of the ward is % $50, which. allows
grng shop for every 80 persons, or every sever
families. 1t is estimated BY those whose aice hal
made them observant Of the fact, that the Sunday
liquor traffic in New York is the cause Of nearly
III no. hi,y, as much Drunkenness as occurs upor
." the other days Of the week combined.
49,
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!. The number Of immigrants that have arrived At
Philadelphia during the present year is 1887. be-
ing $50 more than for the same period hast year.
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SHIPPING.

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PacfAe Mail steemsnip Company.
THE ONLY THROUGH LINE.
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s.ss sS:e .s f sn |ssss & Isl ::
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The Miasiasippi river at Nptchex. having come
to stand and 30 remained for a few days. fell
about an inch on the 2lst.
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NEW oaLEAns OArTLn MARKET.

JEFFERSON CRY, I
5f Thursday Evening. Jaly -, l66l.S
The receipts to-day ubimportant. The supply Of
Beef Cattle Of The better qualities sesnt; that Of Sheep
anps.
-PKICB0-
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Ess ~ - Il u - lsyl1 -. 4t.l
Eos aW tive - >s.ss< 4 r. =. e
f0s AM three - =. i. ..s.s..s I - - s,a,
&g ~ ~ - - - = s><e. .....s.s r. -
Hw 9l1o4W0Q4J I1I44 y = s
ESsB,sslSss 90 ~ ..:.::.-..... :.
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Frc.n Beef and vegetable. for the Navy.
NAVY AoEsT's OrrIcE,

NAVY AoEST's OFFICE
Washington, o. CD May 3, le5i.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be this Office
second day Of June a noon for the supply Of
fresh vegetables required
Washington station, during the fiscal commencing the Isl
day of July next and ending the 3oth June, 1851 s
The be good quality and the best
the market affords and each article be offered for by the
pound.
Bond approved security win be required half the
timaed OF the and cennm in addition will
withheld from the made collateral
the due performance Of the contract which will
account be paid until il is fully complied with. =
Every offer made accompanied directed the
making appropriation 1886
e47, approved 10th 1856 guaranty
responsible The effect that he they under
the bidder bidders WILL their bid be
Obligation within five days, with good sufficient
suretics, TO furnish the articles proposed
No will be considered unless accompanied by such
sniy.
J. II. LATHRoP, Navy Agent.
MAY 6-law4w
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~ ,ns p,,.,asn, OF ths Unitsd states.

TN pusssncs OF law MnLARD FILLMORE President Of tho
d.. u1, Sss s..s be DE hss
Illinois ie Pe1lods hereinafter designated 70 wit;
fourth day lo u. DISPOSE. Of the public lands
the following sections and parts Of seeuons 10 wiz
North Of and Wsss Of As fourth principal sriaian
An ss lands together psst Of Islands in The
M.ss.pp lying Of the bank Of slough being
eleven, fifteen, twenty-five, twenty ree
wentyseven, thirty -four, and thirty AVE- in township
sections eight nins the hni the hall Of the noheas,
wa as 81 S
orhee Dir ON, commencing Monday sx,
day Of October for sale Of the public lands situated
following named sections and parts OF sections, viz;
NortA Of sAs base iins fourth principal meridian
Islands numbered and township eight OF
island Mississippi river trtyhv and
A, Q, f. y, 9, 4, and in the
a" sas sad c. E. aud G. the Ms
Pp nvs ~ township M 81 snss
east being fractional sections Ave soa Of Ed
in sections " hy Jour- township thirteen
md and D. and an ns OF nrs ana y
Of islands in sections dve and eight in
twenty 'Wsny eight nine .y wo and thirty .hse
ssvsnJ fraction. island Of sections fourteen two,
s,esp lot ,wo lots three hye and
river, in township sixteen, of range six.
the base line fourth principal meridian.
An island river eighteen,
sections eighteen thirty inclusive, township twenty
seven,
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range one. -
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township forty six, of two. .
land ONCE at commencing on MONDAY
ths eleventh day Of Angus, next for the disposal Of The public lands
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