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WEDNESDAY, June 10 p. "
There = nothing new IN Wall street Quotations for
stocks are pretty well sustained and there 4 evidently
a growing in The money market California Is turn
ing out more gold than anticipated aud the supply y
likely tc be % large that the impression has become &C.
neral that there sil be grrater abundance IL money
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summer styIes Of ROCKY Mountain prab

.NIANENsHN4 - = NNtSt1Ny
Beavers Panama. IeghoIns, and straw Hats. Examine
the assortment ~ W. r. DAVID 30i Broadway
cond Duane street. Those who wish have their
Lastas suLL.l Woula 90 well 70 call.
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Worlds Fnir.-yis,ters co ,he Worlds

Pair invited examine the subscribers stock Of Dressing
Cases They the moe, compact and useful article Of this
kind manufactured tanning all that for the
toilet Of the mos astidious. SAUN DERS l47 Broadway
corner VI Liberty It., and 81 Broadway.
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street That place get good leather
cheap Pease ca and examine these Purchase where
judgment dictates. Remember JONES Ia Ann street, near
he Musgum
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tapestry ehnt1 and marble pattcrn 6s per
yard at No vi Bowery Hiram Anderson sthe celebrated
largest and cheapest Carpet In the unied
States Also, Oil Cloths, 3s., Il. and De.
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silver bordered and pan Styles elegantly fashonay
engraved in gold and eoor Also very large assortment
of French and English silver plain porce-
lain Wedding Envelopes Boxes and Waters Everdels
Broadway, corner of Duane street.
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imERrSEaFgN EgsEwRl EVERY DAY.
FINE ARTS.

81
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DrsfGs.-THE TWENTY
sSth Annual Exhibition Of The Academy is 20
NE pubic. ~ their Galleries No. CTS broadway opposite
Bond street, from A. NJ It'll 10 v. A. Adnittanco
ssns season uekett 10 cents catalogues. le cents BY
order NJ the Council, =
!. ". SYNAGOGUE Cor. Secretary. Ma
VIEWS or the CRYSTAL PALACE.-fLLusTRArE
Papers Wv tie steamer Asia-Illastrated News. NAY
fth and gath Bells Life Lloyds Newsraper Punch, D
patch, Ladies Newspaper. Mercury Ex1miner Jerrold
News and Wilmer smiths Times al u the latest dates
AkAkNAN 4 ORMSBy. cor. 81 Nassau ant Ann st..
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Summer Hats made by hkALIO, Halter and sold by h
G broadway Of Canal street His style of
Beaver Hats has attracted universal admiration and his
goods likely attract the They both
nln ~ md uuNrh
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OF this amount slOs95o has been paid for dividends
SIS 0O0 to the Manchester and Lawrence road sur
plus Of 42s 96 remains to the Concord road this year
after all payments
The quantity Of -four, wheat and barley left az
tidewater during the fourth week in Nay in the years
1850 and 1851 was as follows
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s1359s "A
over thirty per cent incres see.

The annexed statement exhibits the shipments of gold
dust from San Francisco in each of the first four
Of the past two years The April, $751; returns
complete, but have good data for estimate the
month
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CHEAP MAoAzINEs.-We noticed, few days
ago, Stringer and Townsend's International Maya
-tne; and, on the first Of the month, Harper's
Mouhty Magazine made its appearance, as usual,
containing a vast amount of miscellaneous litera-
ture and intelligence of various kinds, much of it
selected from foreign periodicals. By the way, we
perceive, in looking over one of these magazines,
that Mr. Charles A. Bristed, the grandson of the
late John Jacob Aston, is furnishing one Of the
London magazines with his ideas of New York, from
several points of view. He describes the fashion
able circles Of the metropolis, sketching he goes
along the fashionable specs in the sunshine of
ciety, which are seen in the winter at the Opera
House and balls, and in the summer at Newport and
such seaside resorts. The leading characters of
Wall street come in, also, for a fair share of de-
scrption, and some of the newspapers catch little
of the caustic criticism of the writer The Courier
and Enquirer and the Ere,ing Mirror are treated
rather severely for such tender and delca things
1t is to be hoped that they will survive the shock
The two magazines we have named have had
great success. The International already, has
circulation of thirty thousand copies and Harpers
Monthly has run up beyond fifty thousand-and
what is singular the projectors indebted to the
Neo York Herald for this result, as it established
the system of cash agencies in every part of the
country. The Harpers, therefore, are travelling
on our railroad, and if they do not be careful and
pay proper respect to themselves and Us, we shall
knock them of the rails They must keep sharp
look out.
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Swapping Turtle served day this week. the
in soup and steaks the latter slowed and ficasseed
GOULD'S Dining Saloon, No. 10 Fulton street. N B.-Fa
miles supplied in quantity at four shnss quart.
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Splendid French Porcelain Wedding Card

Mr.. Buffers DaguerreOtypes Ian Oil.-Spe-
Of this and interesting dseoy
the Plumbe National Gallery, No. 25i Broadway.
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PERSONAL.

~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~<.~~-y- S~~>~vv~,.
< LETB sCHMATTE OF QUARRE UTEEoAA CAN
- hear good by sending his address 10 Mr. Ahvom
or 70 Mr. smith, New YORK
ANY PERSON CALLING At THE posi- OFFICES.
"A either Of New York Albany Philadelphia Jersey
City will letters directed 70 the address MADAME
a. which will give her information Of The fauy has
been living with.
DoY LOST. JUNE 2-BY THE NAME or ELEY l.
ID Myers; nd DARK hair and dark years
ANY information respecting him will be thsrkfulgy re
eeysd at We residence Of his father No rs fifth street
and all CHARGES paid. ABRAHAM MYERS.
MIssING-sINCE MONDAY, JUNE 2Sp A crRr.
III named Mary Jane Thomas aged l5 years. tall ana
elm light blue eyes light light hair large
earngs " her ears good white teeth had dark muslin
DC lame dress Hight brown linen shawl and hood bonnet
made Of plaid Bingham Any giving information %
her whereabouts VII BE suitably rewarded and receive the
thanks Of her afflicted parents. BENJAMIN THOMAS.
coz. Thirty fret st. and Fourth avenue.
INT0RsAT1oN wANTEp.-wILL rue GENTLEMAN
who engaged Alice Kennedy at N5 Elizabeth street. 70
into Oranre county 70 live infor where
addressing n. g. s., Box 3,l0i 7. or
IF MARGARET INGLES WHOSE MOTHER, MRS.
James fngles native % Scotland, died in this city
ls4S will call the undersigned she will bear o. something
10 her advantage Margaret 1nges must be about "
years age and has younger sister living Satan lan
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increase. s27 COZ l5aele 1oaolys Dec aes,

by reducing the wheat to -four tho quantity Of the
latter left Mt tidcwater this year compared With the
corresponding period Of last year shows Il
All 3l5 barrels II -four
The following table shows the quantity some Of the
principal articles Of produce left water from thu.
commencement Of navigation to the 3ist Of May ncu
i've during the yecrs ls4s u days. 1850 80 days. 1851
40 days:-
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LAO 600 Dec. lO.4t3

The aggregate quantity Of the articles left AZ
water from the commencement Of navigation
3el May inclusive, during the years 1859 1881
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The aggregate quantity Of the articles left at tide
water ir III the comme of avigatoa the lst
May inclusive during the years 1880 and 1871, was a.
follows
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IT MARGARET INGLES, wHt
i James insles, = native o. Scotia
ls4S. will call on the undersigned, sh'
10 her advantage. Margaret ingles
years Of age, and hasnyounger sister
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NOTICE restdunry legatscs OF Nels0n neeSs -.
ceascd-Wheeas, by decree Ut Baltimore county cou se!ng
the second day Of 1aces ISSi
passed therein pending between James
baker and William George Baker, under the will q sad
Nelson Reed auditor Baltimore county court IN order
ln,oa hands OF said trustees, 10 required
and 10 said court upon inc ma
Produced who were NE cnnden Of
Mary Barton Myers, Elizabeth icheibsgr, (who were
sisters Of wife Nancy Joseph Burnsston twho
wife, James Reed Isaac Reed who were
Elizabeth Marl, Rehecca Lloyd and Jane
(xho Of esaior living me death Of Macy
Reed died the day o. sep
living al Nancy Reed and hat the names and
then living such children deceased r
the Nancy Reed and also 10 ASCERTAIN ana ren
Alexander Reed Robert T. Reed hsots Of the
tsser Of the esalnr OF ehe and
dead the time OF the DEAN o. sad Nancy
such living said Nancy Reed
Nancy Reed Jeff living the dea Of said Nancy
and ~ reian0nshfp such
living death Of Nancy Reed and aso 10
children Of nsh Dudley living the
Nancy died brfo IN. said Nancy
Of such ssue; report parties easd aad
have died, who now i've
aud the expiration Of
limited this report TO the said coun ths
may established their title 10 participate In said
fund. Nit-
New persons entitled under the
Reed decreased hereby notified 70 and
before the said court, before
1851 and that In default Of such
falling will be excluded from
and the vii b distributed
among the pa,ues appearing and proving their tide
Wd. BAKER,
WIN. GEO. BAKER,
Aps-lawI0w TRUSTEES, BALTIMORE.
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BY the President Of the United baases.

Of ne nan An .s 70
Inc, and Arkansas. and Terores Of Wis
% sas FI%%oss
Americas do hereby declare and make known that public
no. and WISCONSIN, the periods hereinafter dessnacd to
Al the land Office at MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN, commen
cling Monday the third day Of November for the disposal 81
pubic May 1917 ordered BY the res
dents proclamation OF the goth November, 1876, VIZ
Of the Of fourth principal meridian
The quarter nine the north
and tbs east half OF the northeast quarter
TIVE s s sas asl Of the northwest quarter and The
half the southwest quarter Of section wo the quarter
quarter and the souhsa., Of
aa.ner twenty ave
n IN township Two and o.. rs. n Of the southwest
northwest Of the northwest quarter Of
twenty half ou,hwe., Of thirty the
QUARTZ n sD as, "S' h Of the nohea
quas AID the noheas, Quarter ns m thirty
township half Of the northwest Of
nohws., quarter Of the norhws. quarter township
Of and southeast and southeast
quarter Of thirty in township Ave. Of
range three. 49, .,,,, -.
quarter hara Of the south
and s s . % q. 81 s' the
and Of me and n east sns "a.
NE ,1S q s eun, ON Mon
day ns ,h,da"y next Tor The disposal
lead r., ws IN .s. q s sm
the public sale Of the 5,h April 1877 Presidents
proclamation of the 9Th Of September isS, viz
the line and Of fAs fourth principal meridian
half northwest OF section eisht
s a" ss o. % a. 81 o. y na
twenty nise, of zs-
quarter quarter hesn
quarter the norhea Of twenty three in
and the half Of twenty wo in town
H. nor,ss.., quarter qu.r.r Of section twenty
four hip twenty nine, OF range three.
tho southeast and the northwest
northwest Of section hy ihs south half Of
in township twenty nine Of ranges.
ErA of. base Of fourth principal m~,Ain~
pari section
Of the northeast in township
twenty nine Of range one. %t#L
Of township
accordance provisions July, 1896
henbe referred pre- mpfion atm. will not Ne no~ed 10
s ara until as- have been offered
pubic no
heretofore Of Congress for mill
United Slater viii b permitted
provided by the entitled aAn
spprved N March, 1881 The will be
such legal ohdvi-ons will include the mine
il got soId Al pubi ics -nrd a.
priva. months thereafter,
subject sale nsh~r lsnds 81 g..lisIy ..a
The ssch b. for weeks unless the
di-poed 6l and longer private
odsrad will be admitted until shsf srp-
In M act. eau.~d the, COMMISSIONS
Of General and once publish
brief description Of The abo lands prepared nom the oca
mens. t.s4 LII NfAtE.lr4 81 tI Nue 8fHH
my city washington this tw~ny
eighth Of April Domin eight hundred
anyone. Ri
by n. President,
J. BprrsRrtsLp HTtf #s.as III 8E esd He.s
Commissioner Of the General Land once. Il
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IN pursuance Of law biLLARD FILLMORE, President Of the
bsIcDy declare known
that pablo sals Will be held al The Hand ONCE
rernlory of commencing Monday The ag
The di,pos~l Of The public lands
following named townships and fractional townships 70
wit. Fl. TT.
sss Of tAs toatA principal meridian"
township thirty four the night bank OIL 81 CroA
eighteen. .4 .
Fractional townships thirty three, thirty Our thirty nve and
Fractions townships twenty and twenty eight
Of Lake ST Crdx townships tfty tme
township hify GA the
right bank OF The 81 Croin riser, Of range twenty ..
Townships thirty three thftyiouf, uIy hse ana y Sa, VI
range twenty one.
townships lhyone thirty wo the LEFT bank OF
the Mis- issipp river of range twenty -nse,
and thirty three on ue ieit bahk
of the Mississippi nveT, OF range twenty sia.
Fractional townships trtwo and thirty ON the iei oanh
II the Mississippi river m range twenty s.sei.
Fractional townships thirty and thirty Three, on inc lett bahk
of the Mississippi nser, Of fange twent, esit Il 90 ,
Fractional and hirtou on me lett DAM
ofthe Mississippi river, Of range twenty nine
ieit
OF the Mississippi offangs thirty L.. $3.50 :
Fractional townships thirty nve, hy SIX and On
the len bank Mississippi Of range ihify one
by law for the Of schools, military
pu aud no oe auos
heretofore granted by Law Of Congress M m
rendered To the United States wiz De
evil aud diplomatic eApches VI
| government sc, approved Sd March, 1851 -
lands
and will proceed IN the order when ney
with ali whole shall have
cosed hut the SAFE sa MOI DC KEPT
open longer weeks, and private entry Of any Oh the
after the expiration ot me Two weeks
Given under nv hand day May, Domni
'''u'""a e'S" "'H''e' "N S WILLARD FILLMORE.
By the PRESIDENT
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BY the Pre- ident Of the United states.

BY the Pre- sident of the United Stntes.
IN pursuance Of law, WILLARD FILLMORE. President the
United States OF Amsres do hereby declare and
s % Ss held at s a%s o
Al the land ONCE at the sA LIT STE MARIE ncing
public lands within following named townships and fractional
townships 10 wits
HorfA Of Ia. Sa, line Of principal meridian
Fractions. ,own.sD o two Of Rang, range .ss
Townships forty forty four and forty hve
Township. ior,yio and forty 1--WE Of range fourteen
Township. ortyf,u fory-hv. Orange
Township. for,yone, forty for-,ee, fo.,yfour, FIVE,
Township. foIty-two and fory-hree Of range eighteen
september nsI, disposal public within the
% s situated IN se opr an" e sson s o.
Norh Of Me base Of ne principal meridian
Fractional township hryeish, and township forty, range
Township forty, OF rang. twenty nine.
townships and 'ny.even, Isle Royae,
Fracuona townhip. sixty sixty seven, Royals"
sistynve and .irysr, on Isle Royae"
Frasuoaai o~ns,p- .rtv-,hee, .ryur, and .1yhve,
" is's aoyaie,p OF rnss thty .r -
To~msnp any md fractional rwn.bp- sixty four,
Town.sp say and ssaana ,swn",p. three and u
row"np. as,y nine and any, AID fractions. section. thirty
and th,rtyiouT, township hfty Two, o orV
Township forty OF forty ~ t 49,
Allure and once IONA, commencing on Monday ths rsh
VI OF the public lands sifua
ted within the aforementioned iownship~, wHi a. H
Worth of ~. sass Mas n~d Of tAs yrs~epai mertss0r
Townships thirty one and thirty two, Of range three.
lswn-hp- thirty M and thirty OF four.
.ownshps thirty and thirty Of hve f.
~ hs sod ohce GENES5EE, commencing Monday, the
eaho day OF sepmb. NEXT Disposal Of public lands
"lunh "e undermept,on,d townships, ~ wits
"m @'' base lire and west Of IA prfneirai rsrfdfo~
range one = n 80 n ~. ~ - III
Townships thryone, ywo ,hir,y,hr.. ,biry-fou Of
range two. haH T'f11
North Of fAs bass HE and east Of As principal r.tdiar
Townships hiywo. thirty three Of ranss ona
Toxnsfps thirty std 'birty.two, Of rang. twoo
1ownship- and thirty two. ~ range hre.
Al the SAM PLACE. commenctns Monday twenty
September the d'spd@s ~ rl,o~ins de
In the former Chppws revsons 10 b.
indians al not teo ao
fy een per provided by the act
H. 1874 ented An act explanatory OF the treaty MAIDS
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General Agency and law Once at Washington,
".. DE sEI.DINC a WYIIE,

7odds B4nr, Pennsyrdno arenae nerf door ~es %
Bropn's Hotel, Washin ston ID. C.
CHAs. DE SEEDING ANDREW wYLIE, IT,, having formed
~ purpose prosecuting claims before
nsonsn appointed Of spoaions
foreign prepared te
all business that be nusted
their chwfSe They obtaining pensions, bounty
land return anes under
buying selling real collecting private claims
rents, &C.
WyIe, will attend to law business with which
either ipusted of the
Court the United States.
Cha- SEEDING being United States commissioner, notary
prompt the taking Of testimony acknowedg
NJ nd hts Office
regulated by the claimed
and the of services required.
Commute (pos rsid) viii receive immediate attention
septe-dly
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GssEaAL LAM orrIcs, March 81, 1851.
IN Of Congress- in passing the act
who engaged military service of s Unitsd
States may every he wsran.ess
gratitude Of Seir M sf sas patriotic
hardy and snserpvng settlers % the
public lands the u Of their industry and piva""ns inc
That public given ssders public lands sub
msnis within thirty days making and i'm
required by emYhon act OF %h seem"e
i, their empnos rights and prevent n''
that all b lse.sd upon .as Hand applied %
subject private entry on the mse" 'ss w.Sca - s.sin.
a,ed shall in The assds OF
oce forty dsy. at.he end Of that ns 'hsre = no
will he this once IN passnne boh the"
. such interference, location will BE- made.
pre- smPoon
where lnnd proclaimed and "red II pubc %
Tor To ID March, 1851 and, where tbs mnmum pres o. The n
sn dollar and twenty I'VE cents Per acre. san m
difference Of me hand and the amount
covered by the estimating the warrsnt n u per- s
rights alternate sections reserved 70 '
Ontrd State. along tho of esSah
Where application made this once by IN" waapes 70
the warrant applicant should designate and district
country particular which wtshss tks bcaann "Ads
and where -p~ched would bc well 70 dssxna'e
6 .hsl have been taken the warrant can
which without nnrthA' 0sAy ~
these case. the .naav q the applicant re. s.ss - .n
TONED In the warrant must accompany the appscssa.
rules mus, be complied With whe. x sss ~ !.
prney guardian Ac the evidence duly cerhed ~
authority sIo accompany the application a,
support fer the n.ca year ending h June
lesa approved March, 1851, wasrsn ~
=" .ny other at shall Ne any which
hereoors h~sn brought Market ssd then snee.
sw s~psrmh.r 1850 or any esG bounty s'a
which had been proclaimed and offered r sale pno
:" '.. !. m aurs o.n...:.s..,.
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An s-lawl0v

4 COMPENDIUM Of the Entire Body Of N. Law,
BY KnneaIphabecay arranged with rssrsnee 70 the
ate and mo approved authorities. LII
svos, Law Sheep s'o- pp' AIT. Retail prise -
40 and 81 Ann street, New York.
Opinions Of fAs Profssien. 8
There are profession contain body
public patronage ,,,,,. ,,,.,,,,,., ~, 80,
Nelson hts opaioa efsAs sAov.ssn
toned work. -ts
: Nav YoRx, Sept 49, 1850. lt t .......s..t
The vast acc mutation Of reliable citations ~ range
powerful auxiliary TO The student svins AGILITY
reference extensively aid the students he ssssnsr,
-"' ''> "~- ROBERT }. WALKER.
xathed and have been much plss.sd
and elearsess with which hssaeunocs he Rn
The profis should
learn it. msr and, like enjoy iu 'dv.nnSf: pnxrn.
CIrr, Oct, l6, 1850. &v-.4Ie4f
mparts advantages Of and well arranged
while to the profession vast deal OF time and
''0'' DAVID PAUL BROWN, Phi.s.,ph..
Mr. sre. diligence and accuracy The
decided the point. presented By hi. auuo.s s.d ns:
references. copous poe
SCISSOR of the works very large law s;!
Law Compendium WITH .ssh a,en
avocaions would allow and sm rsdshed .d
.saedo facilitate The l.ear' q counsel The q Their
with confidence that they are ueaasA win great
'''s"s" "' JUDGE GRIDIEy, Uaca, New York.
ertan, and viii find its upon every lawyers
table valuable ready reference - ,. ,,4,,,
The plan utility Of these works hsvs received
uquded aepob.ien Of the mos. is in u.
Vermont onblowcr New Jersey Tucker Of vhrua Crsnos
oew..hns,.n civ Weston Of '.ins Ae &c John rrov
Nov oa-d - and 81 Aan street.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The embraced the proclamation Of thc President
all readus Of brought into
market osh ofths WISCONSIN -er They hcse mines r
under former leases
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Cbippews Indians the third day OF January eighties
bundied md eighth

handred and thirty ei9htH Viz =
North offhs base tns Of tAs principal meridian
Of ,hryone and tiyt~o, an township s1' oil
F,aeona township eighteen aud
.sve z Rlde nyeI, % Of range six II. 800 -.
SECTIONS thirteen and twenty our IN township nns.e q range
and fsason. .eeuon nas,ss y VOW Ap sn ~ "s "
's 90 ssa as. . ON Monday s
The disposal oi hs land being
es ,sa nss he principal
reserve 70 DO .od Of said be Of Indians az not e
4 1 ~ sr Io So'I ist ana ah a s quoted
KALA "AZoo commencing on Monday ,he
for The disposal OF the following
named isIaud. situated in the Kalamazoo nyer, wit;
| So,M ofthe base line and Of the principal meridian.
islands in section tiryiwo, in township of
Islands Nos and q in twenty twenty four,
islands Nos and sections three and ten IN township one,
eight thirty ,hree Of thirteen
Islands Nos aud IL sections Thirteen, fourteen, twenty uee'
| twenty our, township three, OF range sixteen.
South Of the base line and nest Of the principal meridian
and twenty two in township OF
Islands Nos inclusive three, four ten, heen,
twenty two, twenty and tirtyiou in township and
islands Nos > in sections three and ten In township wo OF
appropriated by the of schools, military and
thereby which shall be selected
the state aunon before The days appointed or me
enable the State OF Arkansas and other states reclaim
e ap T o% ns s m 70 for snd
Of Congress for military services
lands, provided by entitled making sppo
aions The cvi and diplomatic expenses of the government
The Offering win be
The days w p s h os s sy
offered and the sales thus closed but no sale shall be kept
be admitted until after the expiration
Given under hand NJ the city OF Washington sxh day or
WILLARD FILLMORE
by the President:
/ I uurv rpEtEIu
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