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ssniders" Wine store, Walnut street,
and snssn as 81 spalIn al de u ssa
Gus sales made BY him 20 Obliged largely tore
fiction u offering the best wines and liquors ever imported
by him lie would refer % some invoices as follows Vl
low prices RAJ Old aud some very choice On dagsh
gallons specially consumers Amonuiado
boes up in Europe, which he challenges as equal
The Manzanla Amonlado peculiarly adapted
they strengthen without stimulating and have
wines principally specially selected for his sales
me the stock Of "Bumesters at opoo, and imported d
These wines uty delicate and have highly ap
proved because Of their manifest superiority
ali Ports aud wines palned OH such
They and prices in bottles and drsugt by
the gallon cask. Among them rare
delicate white Port and Malmsey Port.
suffering with chronic affection o The bowels cannot be
too cHrefu n their choice OF Port
Madeira dry and rich, south side old East
aud West Indies, seeal ac &c. Ac on daus and in bottles
As 10 the sparkling Of the subscriber Is wen known
by other Wines and are sold prices
inferior wines nowin the Market which
lie has also champagne wines brands and qualities
generally subscriber holds himself to be judge and he
stock here from the lowest price, ny the single
stock and assure consumers
he them from his vaults as gooda bottle Of Bun
saaterne and Barsac alw avs on bottles.
bernhard Jordan cobnz extensive and number
s Hooks and Mosele from The cheapest sorts 70 ne very
of the Stenbeg which the best CROWN Of
In The articles of Cognac bandss,
stock embracing old oso0 Oard Dupuy
Cavie Of 1891 in eighth casks and 1912 In
hhds Dubouehe, 1874 in hhds consignment which VIII
Also Irish SCOTCH Monongaea whskey Jamaea spirits,
preserving brandy md all other wines and liquors. including al Of
above sold by retail in any quantity desired
All goods delivered within one days Philadelphia egh,
paid Orders will be promptly executed sent by mall OF 's'e
graph ,.cop SNYDER =
Cheap Wine Store, 20 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
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by the President of the United States.

TN pursuance of law WILLARD FILLMORE President The
thai public
the Of dGs f sH o ne W
first day September next for the disposal the public lands
within the townships and fractional townships
North Of the Of A principal meridian.
Township two, of range three.
township ourteen of White river, of
North the base line and Of the h principal meridian
Township fifteen, of range
Fractional townships eleven and twelve, OF range six
Al the land ohes CIiAMPAGYoLE commencing on Monday
lands within the aforementioned townships, 10 wit
South cfme base line and Of the h principal meridian
Townships eleven and fourteen, of range ssven,sen.
Al the oiee HELENA, commencing Monday, the
following parts townships,
efths line and Of the h principal meridian
Sections thirteen twenty three twenyouI, and twenty-five,
Township nine, of range
South Of the fin principal meridian
Township four and part OF an sasd in sections wo and
Al ,hs Land ONCE al LITTLE ROCK commencing Monday
the following named and near Cypress lake, viz
North Of the d i'm principal meridian.
The south half Of section eight, the south hall Of ten fractional
half o the north half and southwest
hall Of the northeast of twenty township
Lands appropriated by of schools military
purposes with "oe and overlooked lands
BY appointed for
under entitled
enable States reclaim the
swamp lands hmts approved September
the sales And locations for land
gfened BY law Of Congress for military services
lands provided by the entitled
king appropriations and diplomatic govern
ment,h approved ID March, 1851.
above lands will be commenced
appointed win proceed the in which
all DESPATCH until whole shall have
sales closed but shall be
open longer weeks and Of the lands
admitted until AFTER he expiration Of the two weeks
Given under hand city Washington,
May, Domni thousand eight hundred and my
WILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President;
J. BUTrsRFirLD,
Commissioner OF the General Land Once.
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], BUTItHFftLbi -.
Commissioner Of the General Land Once


Every person entitled the right Of emp'on to Of the
and OF townships above
ted 10
proper ONCE make
as seeing this and before
Of public
brscnQ the ract claimed
j BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner General Land Once.
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which had expired The date
therefore e advantage being
prepared immediate operations without neuIs The increased
and most them
very productive. They all less
and other cheap
products Louis, and ia the midst
country yielding abundan all the agricultural products Of The lat
itude which they located.
J. BUTTERfIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
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THE American Miller and MtiiwrsKhfs Assisssnsi
il 1 VOL with Illustrations price Sl
The Turner's Companion, with plates on cnncss, oos hu
u,eDts, and patterns; ! vol, rs cents. . ,....
Fruit Flour Kitchen Garden, adapted TO The United snte
vol ..-.. -.
May 10 fANck iAfLoN
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTroN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoS CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right Of prescription 20 any Of the
lands within townships and townships above
establish the satisfaction Of the
office, and
fh notice, and before
day appointed the public OF the
claimed otherwise, such claim will be
forfeited. ....
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner General Land Office.
May l3-lawl3w
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hundred and thirty eight,h viz;
North eftAe base line Of ths prinetpa pssrdan
pa Of sections thirone and tlt~o IN township six, Of
hve, township eighteen, and
sections ,hsen and Jour in township Of anee
quarter OF section
and fractional township Nineteen (a in the
Al ,he land ONCE al DErRoIT Commencing Monday,
eighth Of September the disposal OF the land being
Of sections i've and eight IN township hye north, Of
four Of the principal meridian IN se oner Chippewa
be sold o the benefit Of said Tribe Of Indians not
7tn Of june 1914, above quoted ..,. !,
disposal OF the following
named islands, situated in the Kalamazoo nyer, TO wit;
NORTH Of the Of The principal meridian.
Islands Nos and p in section ,iyiwo in township one, of
range eleven
Islands Nos and sections three and ten in township
twenty eight and thirty three in township two Of range thirteen
Islands Nos and ? n sections thirteen fourteen wen'ytee
and twenty four, in township tiree OF range sixteen
South the base line and Of the principal aeridian
enyone twenty two, township two,
Inclusive three, four ten fifteen,
twenty-five twenty seven, and hiryioa IN township one and
islands Nos 3, three and township
Lands appropriated by of schools, military
unfit thereby which shall be
nen the public respectively An
Arkansas other Suites reclaim the
I Se Excluded from the sa And no locations for land
70 ns an ae p aay aT S or @
toned lands provided by the entitled An act making
hons Tor me ey and diplomatic expenses Of the government
The offering Of the lands commenced on
with all DESPATCH until the whole shall have
nsen oI s una % nu 10 If v o h %
be admitted until after the EXPIRATION Of the two weeks
WILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President
j. BurrERrIELD,
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Army Regulations published by the Department Of war
Ordnance Manual for the ofhceIs ol the army
mice al The Army and Navy Registers Crosses Military Laws
Iooper Tactics Courts MARTIAL SCOTS infantry
~ ..a ~ gnyc,nnen,
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ENGLIsH Reports Law and neutrality-suspicious. in
u appear England and be received in
county, reports OF decided in The House Of Lords, the
council equity the OF Queens
the court of erchequer and
cheauer chamber admiralty courts the
including election the
and csna To be published month
number consisting OF 300
pages paper large type carefully eded by smember
bar analogous American decisions
Published dollars giving for that weys
large numbers compes volume In ITSELF with the
advantage safe by mail sics
n United States.
The frs number valuable this day received
containing privy council
after Mic,nema Term
1880, and may 9 examined nj the bookstore Of
An fkANCk TAYLOR
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THE sword Arranged for military Instruc-
ton; by prget Major Henry O. Wayne, United States army,
published authority the War Department Price 81 postage TO
any part United States, ~ The edition for sale in
Washington city by Imam !. x,,,,y
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS, AND TO LEssEES
OCCUPANTS, AND PERMITTEES OF MINERAL LANDS.

NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS, AND TO Jesse
OCCUPANTS, AND PERMITTEEs OF MINERAL LANDS.
Every entitled the right of to any Of the
lands within townships and fractional townships above
rated required establish the TO the satisfaction OF the regis
Saltwater and make therefor
seeing This notice. and before day appointed
for The public sale of the lands embracing the
Otherwise, such claim will be forfeited Aud
Every having the right under the act entitled san act to
additional district In the Territory Wsco
Sd March, lS47
OF their leases
townships and fractional townships above
numed and who entitled under the act entitled IAN act 70
lands In the Lake Supe
Michigan, and the Chippewa district in wisconsin
September 1885, o the land covered by their
respectively the minimum
of 81 rs per covering than full sscton entitled
such permit the land
Office he shall elect to do full secon al the
81 SO required establish the same 70 the salts
receiver Saltwater and make
practicable after seeing this notice and before
the public sale Of
embracing camed otherwise such claim will be
forfeited
]. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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J. BuTTEkfIELD,
Comm ssioner of the General Land Office.

NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTlON CLAIMANTS, AND TO LESS ES,
OCCUPANTS, AND PERMITTEEs OF MINERAL LANDS
Every entitled the right empton of the lands
within the townships Of townships above enumerated
required establish the of the and
the land Office and make therefor
practicable this and before the appointed
for of the public sale Of the lands embracing
claimed claim will be forfeited.
Every having right under the entitled act
tabish land Office the northern Michigan and
OF Michigan
March, i84 eees occupants potentess
OF their leases of the lands within
townships above enumerated be sold the office saat Ste
Marie, who entitled the entitled can
duce the minimum price the mineral lands Lake Superior
district in Michigan and the Chippewa district in Wisconsin,
proved goth September 1850, by
leases occupancy and permits respectively" the minimum
81 25 covering than full section entitled
son the surrender Of such lease the land Office
purchase he shall elect full ecton
establish
register Marie,
practicable after notice.
appointed for the of the public sale of the
lands embracing claimed otherwise such claim will
forfeited
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Office
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DIANO, TABLE, AND STAND CONERh-Just received
Of CIageu Dodson general assortment Of tn,
above goods, n part OF the following styles
French and table In sets These goods
printed colors and warranted hold
in washing
piano. sideablc, and stand covers to match
all In the contrast coors
match the coo OF velvet
nov made In such perfection.
Also English damak, wine and cloths,
MATCH and the style OF goods
piece. . !, . !,
coIo all widths and feet These
hes. in venion fol- saving Of good furniture.
The above be well worthy the attention
who take their and In protecting good
furniture Of Good goodspncss
a the lowest. -, ..,,,-u . ,,z,s.a..
An tIA9EII DoDsoN,
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Cosrsrrs.
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How 2ogaryihms Applied TO Facilitate Calculation
The Mechanical Powers
Properties OF Iron
strength and Defe xion Of Materials.
Torsio nc Twisting
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niyera Thermometer Reaumer Fahrenheit and Centgrsde
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Areas of and Segments OF a Circle
Tables o Length of Circular Areas.
Canung, Aridcer's Work. aud Engineering Results
Tables Diameter Of Pipes, OF the Teeth OF Wheels and
Geerng, of Water Wheels aud Central Forces
Weight OF Metals strength Of Chains and Ropes
Soldiers, Cemens and Compositions.
And much matter for the limits sd
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Can be by mail, uinne postage, Office in the
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CAPT. WILKES's Voyage Round the World. embrn-
v OF the Narrative Of the United States
Exploring Expedition vol illustrated with 1877 ennrayings
The Two Admirals by Cooper-new edition
Water Witch; by Cooper-rnew edition
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The Countess OF Rudoistsd. by George sand
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of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO pRE-EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS

Every person entitled the right of preempnon TO any OF he
townships and OF townships above
the satisfaction OF he register
proper land Office and make payment therefor a.
seeing this notice. and before the day ap
OF the public sale OF he lands en-
bracng claimed otherwise, such claim VIII DE-
J. 3UTTERFIELD,
Commissioner OF the General Land Once
Ola pll
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Wster Letters Patent for Copyright Designs
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f1TAeap IN The Lave o vol. London.
and Practice OF Letters Patenfo sven
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gnrnss on Of Patent Inventions vol London.
Turner on Of Copyright in Design vol London
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Curtis II sw of Patents ] vol. Boston,
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GONpLETE Rec koner. adapted 10 the wants
mechanics lumber dealers bankers, &c
For sale TAYLOR a Mhphf,
Nav Booksellers, 9th street
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nIasOLUTIoN Of Copart.rshp-The 6m heretofore
IL Dyer Brother is this day. by mutual
consent dissolved George Dyer viii attend 70 tho settle
the unsettled business
OF the Dyer, deceased TO which immediate attention
is respectfully requested. EDWAHp Y. DYER,
'''f GEO. r. DYER.
nbefp
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COMMON HALL Of the town Of Petersburg, Virginia,
May 1850 The following resolution was this day adopted by
the Hall;
Ressd Of the town advertise for proposals for
corporation Of Petersburg
the State Virginia. $4,000 payable in 1870 and $4,000 1875,
payable half yearly Ia February
.ust The received for $500
chamberlain Of the towns until the 4th day Of May
which time they will he opened, and the highest
bidder entitled The payments for The win be-
required 18th June and 18th jnly and bidders will
A. they offer The corporation
10 Themselves the right to reject any offer made"
the bonds OF
will be received by the Chamberlain Of the town according 10
resolution until the lith Jay OF May 1850 At " O'clock
M CHAs. CORLING,
May Q--d1 4tbMayneu Mayor.
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LyTUDEs Ie Pas.e "a rAvenir de FArtIIerieI par
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Experiences les Poudre de Gutne, fues pAsena de-
Washington 1874; par Aired Mordcs Captane de
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Ecoe dAllene de Ninccnnes vol.
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Historic Tsctque des Tro Amees, ct rsrtcnherement dc
phruiIcie de Fave, Capane dArtleue vol
Just imported Paris many other works Of the same
class Of science,
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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-03-27
OF Graded State Read from
Hanging R0ek 60 WiIkesvIIIe.
A CARD.

IT NJ. FIROR, Attorney at Law.
Y . will attend to all branches of his
profession. in connexion with JoHx E. HANNA,
ESQ, Of MeConnellsville, Ohio.
Collections in the Eastern and Southern
States, and claims against the Government at
tended to with despatch. such as Revolutions
~ Pensions and Bounty Land claims, and all
other business requiring personal attention.
Also, Real Estate Agency, for the sale or
exchange of real estate, IN any of the States,
by the aid of corresponding agents, especially
in the great land districts Of the west. A
register Of lands for sale, exchange or rent will
be kept. and persons having lands to dispose
Of BY either method, are requested to enter
their premises in said register; all entries
made in said register viii be advertised to the
best advantage. A correspondence through
this Office can be had with any Of the real es-
tate agencies in the Union. All persons wish
ing to enter their lands win in the krSt place
prepare full description, with the lowest pr;cs
and terms. Land warrants located on rea-
sonable terms. An letters addressed to v. M
VRoR, GaIlipolis. Ohio. viii meet with prompt
astention. Oaee in Star House,
! Jan. 8, 1s50-6m.
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PENSION, BOUNTY LAND 4
LAND AGENCY.

THOSE having claims on Govern
i ment for Pensions, property lost or
destroyed, or any other claim, can have
them prepared and presented and other
wise attended TO by calling on the SUBJ
scriber.
Bounty Land Ageney.-Having been
actively engaged since the Passage Of the late
Bounty Land Law in preparing and authenti.
eating declarations for military services. Snr
those who have heen engaged in the military
service Of the United States, as well a. the
widows and minor children Of such, be there
fore datters himself he can give entire sstis-
fnetio1 to those having claims for Bounty
Lands. whether residing in Ohio. Virginia, OF
any other State. Those wishing to employ
him can consult him by letter, (pOst-paid,)
when residing at distance.
Land Ageney.-For the last forty
years be has been engaged in buying and sell
ing Lands IN Southern Ohio, and assisting
many in purchasing homesteads, consequently
thinks he eaa now be servieeable to both seller
and buyer. Those having Farms to sell can
have them brought into market and likely sold,
by having a description Of such entered on his
books, and advancing small sum to defray ex-
peases Of advertising in all the principal news
papers Of the Northern and Southern States.
OAice in Gallipolis- on Main street, below
the Public Wharf
LEWIS NEwsOM.
Nov. u. ,5O.-tf
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Onnn.rnIn Iten..

Some laborers grading a street in
Monterey dug up $50, 600, principal
ly in gold. The spot had been the
interior OF a Californian's dwelling,
who died several years since. Be-
fore his death he had a serious quar-
rel with his wife, and buried his mo-
ney to Keep her from enjoying it.
The citizens tried to persuade the
diggers to share il with the widow,
but they said RGdal
The assembly voted their legisla-
live hall to Gen. Thomas J. Green,
1or the purpose Of celebrating his
birthday, the 4th Of February.
Judge Watson, Of the San Jose
district court. has decided that "the
statutes Of California have destroy.
ed eiectments, tres9ass, trover. &c,
and buried them in one common
grave, with their antique rules"
Mr.. Jackson had arrived in Cali.
fornia with 5000 sheep from New
Mexico, upon which he made, say
$39, 900.
The Sacramento Transcrip: pay
its cempositors 50 thousand. Th'
other printers in that city work fol
$50 per 1000. The Transcript o
January 81 never knew the city 4
be 50 dull as then. The proprietor
received one of Hoes presses . lev
days before. a91i
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ClKCINNATI MARKET,
Cincinnati. March 25, 81

Cincinnati, March 25, Isl.
Flour-There was a good demand to-day
Sales Of 100 bbI. at As; IS do at 3 46; 60O
do at 3 50-indieatiug no material change in
prices.
Prcvisions.-The market was quiet to-day
and the only sales heard of were 100 bbls No
Lard at 7 IS per hundred.
Groeeries.-A sale Of Rio Coffee at ii "a ;
100 bags do at II l-2---demand fair but not ac-
tive. A sale of l45 hhds N. o. Sugar at 5 "a
i do inferior at 5 l-4e; 10 do common at S l-2i
so do prime at l-s; 81 do clarified at &c.
Sales of "a bbls Molasses at 32c --dema nd good
a a sale Of 800 boxes English dairy Cheese at Sc.
Beans.--A sale Of 10 btls fair white at SO
per bushel.
Whisky, IL 81 to l5 lac.
Seeds.--There is an active demand for Clio.
yer, and the market is buoyant Sales of "a
bbls at s IS per bushel, by the barrel---it i.
now held at Z 90. Flax so to SIS.
Ginseng.--The demand continues good al
30a32c.
Grain.---There is very little Wheat arri.
wing, and prices are nominally 65a70e. In
Corn 1900 bushels sold from fat boat at SEC in
bulk. Oats have declined, and are now quo.
ted at 34c on arrival.
HaY.--The market is ver dull We notice
sales Of common from hat-boat at 8 00al0 90;
a prime article of timothy would, however
command II 90. The receipts are light.
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NV Yoax, March %.

The Crescent City, with two
weeks later advices from California.
reached her dock at Q O'Clock last
night. She left the Falcon. Clyde
and Prometbus at anchor Of Chagres.
The Philadelphia sailed for New Or
leans on the lIth. The Crescent
left Kington on the l4th. She has
over half a million in gold dust as
freight, and a large amount in the
hands Of passengers.
No election, had taken place for
u. s. Senator. Monday, the 18th
inst, was the day fixed for the eIec-
ton.
Indian difficulties continue TO an
alarming extent. Efforts we're being
made in the Legislature to raise funds
and troops to carry on war. Author
ity has been given to raise a COM
pany Of volunteers 10 be used in case
Of necessity.
The weather continued dry and
warm, and the health of the State
was never better, but few deaths oc-
curing.
The Gold dust excitement was
considerably diminished. Expedi.
lions to the Colorado were progress
sing in their purposes.
There was less talk about the
"Squatter Question" The law
having been found inadequate to
some localities, the people have been
dispensing justice under the code Of
Judge Lynch.
The loan bill for $500,O00 passed
the Legislature.
Speculations as to the successful
candidate for Senator were nume-
rous. Col. Fremont was growing
more in public favor.
Divorce laws were occupying the
attention OF the Legislature, and the
people 10 a considerable extent
The feeling was against divorce.
The accounts from the Mines
were favorable. The Crescent City
brings l3S passengers. The lsthmus
and Oregon had arrived at Panama;
the former with 300 Passengers, and
the latter l40.
The Legislature Of Oregon had
located the capital at Salem.
Thirteen persons, supposed to
have been passengers on the Empire
City on her last trip, were murdered
while crossing the Isthmus by band
of Carthagenians and negroes
Among the murdered, were two
ladies and three children.
SAN Francisco Market.
| February l5.-Business generally
is more active, and better prices are
obtained. Provisions improved
American Flour was in request, with
a small stock. Real estate was dull
Ter, and rents were on the decline.
The Ohio has arrived at this port,
bringing the California mails, $50
and 100000 in gold
drsf