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above proclamation OF The President
lead mines 70 be brought into
They those (par
no under former leases
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General Agency and Law ONCE at Washington,
DE SELDING wYLIE,

No. TodS Banss, Pennsyrana aren1e merit deer et %
Browns Hotel, Harrington, ID. C.
rHAs DE SELDING ANDREW WYLiE, IT,, having formed
partnership for the OF prosecuting claims before
Congress- the executive departments before board Of
missons appointed for the adjustment OF poiatons other
foreign prepared
faithful all business that be intrused
their chHe They obtaining PENSIONS bounty
duties arising under treaties
buying and selling real estate collecting private Claims
rents, hc.
And,w wyiie, h will attend law business with which
nims the hrm be nusted In Of the OF
District, the Supreme Court OF the United States.
Cbas s.iding being United States commissioners, notary
public deeds all the States Of the Union
attention TO the taking Of testimony, aeknowedg
which appertain his office.
will and regulated by the claimed
and hs eI Of services required.
(post paid will receive immediate attention.
Sept Idly
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Commissioner OF the General Land Once.
NOTICE no Pre- rMPTIoN CLAIMANTs.

Every person right Of presumption Of the
townships townships above
required establish the satisfaction OF the
proper land Office and make
practicable after seeing m NOTICE. and before
Of the pubic sale OF us
lands embracing The Otherwise such claim viii b
forfeited ,u.,,,,.,.,., =
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
NIL I2r
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commi,sioner Of the General Land Once.
NOTICE TO PREVENTION CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled OF pre- any Of tho
lands vn the townships parts Of above
ted required
proper land Office and make
seeing ~ notice, and before the
appointed for the public
bracns otherwise such claim will be forfeited
J. BUTTERFIELn,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
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fre the government ped OF VI
The mines the advantage of being
without the increased
eXpenses opsnns u ueI
sved 90 be very productive They all lees
and otss cheap
OF their products 81 Louis and are IN the nidst
ldng all agricultural products OF the
In which they are located. -.....
Commissioner o General Land Once
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A COMPENDIUM of Entire Body or the Law,
vols, Law Sheep, svo, pp an Retail p5ce SO
40 and 81 Ann street, New York
Opinions Of the Profsnion
There few works profession that contain such body
law within the limits that deserving
public patronage. ,,, u,x
wi, Mr.. Justice Nelson hi. opinion Of the
toned work. - - -
The vast ACE mutation OF from the whole rang.
oowsu aua.u % Se law STUDENT, giving him es ey on
reference and will extensively aid the student, the practitioner
ROBERT J. WALKER
ocrosr. 10, 1850.
grahed with their aecuracy and have been much pleased
with the and eleaness with which snnounocs he pm
feel should
learn its merits, and, like me, enjoy It's advantage ,,
Nrw York CRY, Oct 10, 1850
mparts ali the advantages of arranged
while saves TO the profession vast deal Of time and
DAVID PAUL BROWN, Philadelphia
Mr. Kline great diligence accuracy
r advanced o me .uSe 60 which hose Dpy The
10 The are so copiou as to rive 10 any poo
' JUDGE PETERS. Philadelphia,
Ihavc examined Kinnes Compendium
avocaons would allow and satisfied thatts @
a,s the Of counsel G in The her
for trial and argument From examination Of the ,eye
JUDGE GRIDLEy, Utica, New YORK.
1t calculated greater help than .ha
book eSiant, and viii find its lawyers
W. L. HURST Philadelphia.
The PLAN and utility accuracy received
tho unqualified appreciation the distinguished ur m
Vs1%Sn nonso%er Of Ss~ Jersey tucker Virgins.
Published by JOHN F. TRow,
Nov a4-u 40 and 81 Ann aree,
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the third day Of
hundred nd eighth


hundred and ilrty eight" viz'
North ofAs line and 81 he principal meridian.
and hiftwo, in township sir, Of
fractional four and ave in township eighteen
section. thirteen ana twenty four in nineteen Of range
and northwest OF
and nineteen, township nineteen (a
'' AZ ,Ss in sna sass :, DERo on Monday the
eighth day q na & % omu. s anS being II
range ssS iSs1 ass IN cSspsws
than collars and my cents per acre as provided BY the act OF
Al de land once a, KsfAMAzoo commencing Monday the
day Of Angus, s O1 ss 9 e following
ofthe line and ~est Of the principal srdan.
islands Nos and p in section hywo in township Of
Islands Nos. and ? in sections eny,hree and -four, in
Islands Nos B. and township one,
and islands numbered 4 and q IN sections twenty,
twenty four in township three, OF range sixteen
South the base line and Wes Of the principal neridia
and twenty two, township two,
Islands inclusive three, four ten heen
twen.swo twenty seven and nyloar IN township one and
purposes together with hose and overlooked land.
made unit thereby for any which shall be selected
the public sales respectively under the act entitled An act
swamp lands within neiI limits approved September a 1850
viii Dc excluded J9 ne ,a And no Locations ,o land boan.ea
the United States u be the
paons civil and diplomatic expenses of the government
C approved ID March, 1851.
offering mentioned lands will be commenced
appointed which
advertised all convenient desach until the whole shall have
sales thus closed sale shall be kept
be until EXPIRATION Of the weeks.
hand the city Of Washington this sixth day OF
May, Domni thousand eight hundred and y
WILLARD FILLMORE.
By the President
Commissioners Of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTloN CLAIMANTS, AND TO LEs ,
OCCUPANTS AND PERMlTTEES OF MINERAL LANDS.
Every entitled the right Of the lands
within and of townships above enumerated Is
Of register
Office make therefor
this notice. and before appointed
public sale of the lands embracing
tho claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited And
Every having right under the entitled
lands In the State Of Michigan" APP
proved LIST March, S47 esccs oecupanfs patee
OF their leases of the lands within
townships above enumerated be sold the Office Sau
Name, and who entitled under the entitled Gan
tho minimum price the mineral lands in the Lake superior
proved Goth September 1850,
leases and permits respectively the minimum
81 25 covering than full section, entitled
the surrender OF such land ONCE
purchase shall elect full
81 so required establish the
practicable seeing
appointed the public
embracing claimed Otherwise such win be
forfeited
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land once.
Nav Al aul3y
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HNGIIsH Report. n and neutrality-suspicious. In
IL appear England and be received In
decided House
OF eschequer and
ecclesiastical and admiralty courts the court Of
served To be published
number consisting Of 300
paper carefully edhed by amcmber Of
analogous
Published dollars giving for that twelve
large numbers each forming complete volume IN itself, with The
and safe transmission by mail sce
n United States.
House ofIord the prvy council and
from and after Mohaeimas
1850 and may be examined nj the bookstore Of
Ap9t fhANch TAYLOR.
nlssOIUTIoN Copartership.Tho6 rm Exist
IL pe under Of Brother this mutual
consent George Dyer win attend to the
Of m. late Robert Dyer deceased which Immediate
Il re.nectfnly requested. EDWARD o. DYER
GEO. r. DYER.
wasmraTor, September a. 1870
mn Nostoe.-The undersigned have formed
under Arm Of Dyer Mcclure and
wi, continue the and commission business
old stand OF 10Th street and
49,, .. r. -,
slowed pon the late 6 pledge themselves, discharge
fully confded 10 mem
prepared 20 make advances upon all con
s"'''"'' wv" "' EDWARD G. DYER
j. @, Mcguire.
w.sureros, sep,embA, "a, 1850.
Sept 27-du
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THE American miller and MiIiwrights Assistant ,
i vol, with illustrations. price 81.
The Turner's Companion, with plates Of ch"cks tools in',r
nents, and patterns; l vol, rs cents.
Fruit Flour and Kitchen Garden adapted to the United States
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LRENCH Books. new aud old.-A large case hs uV
Il opened, direct nom Paris. FRANck lA'hV''
May 20
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Commissioner Of tho General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every right of empton to any of tbs
townships townships above enumerated
required establish the to the satcnsn OF e register
therefor
soon as seeing notice. before the day
public sale of the lands
otherwise such claim will be forfeited
- = J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office,
2-lawl3w
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The Army Regulations published by the Department OF War
officers OF
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THE sword Exercise, Arranged for military tnsfruc-
Major Henry G. Wayne, United ststcs army
published the War Department Price postage 70
the United States IL The edition for sale In
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Universal Thermometer Reaumer Fahrenheit and Cenugrado
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Soldiers, Clements, and Compositions.
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rAPT. WII.K Es's voyage Round the world, embr~-
the Narrative Of the United States
Exploring Erpedtion, vol Illustrated win is engraving
The Two Admras /; by Cooper-ncw edition
Water-W Witch by Cooper-new edition
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS, AND TO LEs5EEs,
OCCUPANTS AND PERMITTEES OF MINERAL LANDS.

OCCUPANTS, AND PERMITTEE5 OF MINERAL LANDS
Every person right empon Of the
townships fractional townships above
rated required establish the the satisfaction Of the regis
make therefor
practicable after seeing h notice, and before the day appointed
public of lands embracing the
tract claimed will be forfeited. And
Every person having right entitled can
create an additional Wisconsin,
approved Sd March, s7 iessee occupants
or e Of their permits,
of The lands fractional townships above
entitled under the entitled can
reduce the minimum lands Lake Supe
Michigan and the Chippewa district in wisconsin
18th the land covered by their
respectively AT the minimum price
81 acre. than one fun section ented
the surrender permit ut the land
Office purchase shall elect do full secton AT the
SO establish the TO tho salts
make payment
practicable after thts notice. and before
the day public sale of the
lands Embracing the tract claimed otherwise claim will be
forfeited.
j. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner ofthe General Land Office.
May 13--lawl3w
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DIANo, TABLE. AND STAND COVERS,

ut the Cageu Dojson general assortment OF the
above goods, n following styles
piano and table sets These goods
printed elegant coiors, and warranted to hold
in washing
Damascus piano. CENTRE sdeable, and stand match
all in richest contrast colors.
embossed coior match the coors of velvet
now mad such perfection.
Also English worstrd damask wine, and cloths
borders with doycs match style goods in the
piece.
ocioh Canton flannel mapped backs in and rich
three and six These the
bestin invention saving the good furniture.
The goods he
who pride houses aud protecting good
and Of Good soodspees low
as lowest
CIAGETT n DODsDN.
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CH0LrsH PATENTS, 1901 a IsaB-s register Of ali
~ granted during that period London
Webster on letter. Patent FOR Designs
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0odson Law i vol. Iopdon
Practice Ioers Patent far rysp-
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Turner the Law Of Copyright Design I vol London
Ioossys Laws Privileges ~ ali The
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Curtis on Of Patents ! vol. Boston.
PHILLIPS Patents for Inventions BOSTON
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(OMmOS HALL Of the town Of Petersburg Virginia.
May 1850 The following resolution day adopted by
HALL
"Rsscs Thathe mayor Of the proposals
100000 the bonds nf the o. Petersburg
the Atss cfvKps $50 900 payable In 1870 1875
payable half An
addressed town. day Nav
n ~ o,cIock will be opened,
bidder thereto The payments for the win
rcouirsd 18th July bidders
they offer The corporation
10 themselves The right reject offer made"
Noce hereby proposals. for the bonds Of the corpora
,on chamberlain Of the according
IL. above resolution, the lh day Of May $50 a, O'Clock
m CHAs. CoRLING,
Nay o-dtl 4hMsynert Mayor.
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NATIONAL EATING HOUSE--Arnval extraordinary, d.
West indies Annapolis Baltimore and other
of green TURTLE soft and hard crabs, Certainly
superior to any market woodcock, &c.
I'VE call, pledge ourselves to
please the astdious.
{ly-Soup ready Families served usual
WALKER b SHADD-
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IFE and Correspondence Of Lord sidmouthj by
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Dictionary Quotations. Sacred Miscellaneous by
lJnoT II. and Rev. II. III. Weld, ID. ID.
Dictionary selected and arranged by Rev
II Hastings Weld, d. u. ! VOL
General History the ssbbataran Churches by Mrs Tamar
| ~
schmitz History OF Greece vol.
Philosophy Mathematics translated from the French by
W. NJ. Gillespie
London nd London Poor, Moe by Mayhem.
Backvoods Magazine for May,
Just received, and for sale by TAYLOR MAURb,
May Is Booksellers, near 9Th street
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COMPLETE Ready Reckoner, adapted To the wants
Of hmers mechanics lumber dealers bankers, sc
Por by TAYLOR MAURY,
May BOOKSELLERS, 9th
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This Department Of the University has been in
operation during the present season.
The number of pupils has heen increasing with
each term. During the session just closing, there
have been some forty young gentlemen in attend
ance. On Monday the Graduating class will re-
ceive their diplomas. We are pleased to learn that
there will be public exercises in the Lyceum Hall
Al IL O'Clock. The students have engaged the
famous band of the Fourth Regiment There will
be several addresses, and altogether the affair will
be quite collegiate.
The students are from Louisiana, Texas and
Mississippi But when the School is better known
abroad, we think it will attract young men from
more distant States. The Civil Law is now more
frequently cited than formerly Judge Story did
much to create taste for its study. No law
yer is now deemed TO understand his profession
who has not studied the Roman Jurisprudence
We say advisedIy, that in no school in this coun
try, is the Civil Law well taught as in the Uni
versity of Louisiana. Christian Roselius the Pro-
lessor OF the Civil law, is of the most learned
civilians IN Louisiana, and has not his equal out OF
The state. Here, too, the young men will see the
application OF its principles in the daily routine o
lawyers docket 1t is here a hung ia,p. w,
hold the Law School of CAMBRIDGE. and q
Charlotte, in high respect Many of the branche
OF the Common Law are taught better, perhaps
from the fact that it is in full practice in thos
| States, but they cannot compare with our Schot
in the high and difficult department Of the Roma,
Jurisprudence. This Scho8 is doing much /
elevate the standard of professional attainment,
And its course promises to be one of great usefu
| ness TO society, by the creation of Bar more sy
tematically trained and better versed in the high
branches of the profession.
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BANKING IN WIsCoNsIN.-lt appears that the
hard. money Wisconsin Legislators, have become
satisfied, that while hard-money circulation is =
glorious thing to talk about, it cannot be made
go in practice, without some power to help it along
some momentum, and some safe machinery 10 regu
late its course. AT the late session of the Legisla
| ture, therefore, both branches having large demo
cratic majorities, freq banking bill passed by I
vote Of IA to in the Senate, and AZ TO 10 in the
House. by the terms of the State Constitution
ms Act Will be submitted to the vote Of the PEG
pie. The Legislatures expression of opinion il
| certainly very decided one.
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Is Suicide a Crime

The Delta publishes last evening, romantic
account Of poor French couple, who being sorely
pressed by poverty, determined to commit suicide.
he wife procured the arsenic, mixed two doses
the husband drank his--but she repented, and
decl ined to follow his example. He died in a short
time Alter relating these events, the Delta saws !:
1.-THE Coroner Immediately Issued warrant f., tho
Of n charge q being accesy to her hu
whe her suicide is crime. Unless be- Thee can be no
on Unaer the old common lawn suicide sa mo ionna
lated md was punished The persyn who estroyed himself
ton Of crossroads We pesume therefore, that nerson
msn us our law makes an ma S' "vo n9 punish
There an however in this which show
piiude ss odminay Of person Who BY false petense,
a ne as s as 70 nms OF life
goods undo false petences which latter offence is made
serious cr'aA -
We will endeavor to furnish our neighbor with
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INTERESTING FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.-The
brig frontier arrived in Boston on the 2fth ut.,
with dates from Truxillo TO the LIST March. The
whole of Central America was in quite an unset
tied state The recent defeat Of the army of the
State of San Salvador, by the army of Guatemala,
under Cen Correa, had induced fears that the
victorious General might overun the country even
TO Truxio.
The English Consul, Mr.. ChaIfied, bad pub
llshed II letter claiming under the Mosquito King
the territory close up to Truxillo. The English
fleet had given up the blockade OF Tigre Island,
and sailed towards Guatemala The nhabia nts
OF Honduras, Nicaragua san Salvador, etc, look
| 10 the United States for counienance against the
| claims Of Great Britain.
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SMALL Pox IN MoBILE.-The =. me
lsi inst, understands thai several VI Wv
small pox had been carried 10 the pest l0S ''' '''
previous day, monday last,) and hopes ,Sss ~
citizens will use their efforts, by resortng vcS
cination, 10 check the progress Of the malady
The same paper remarks thai for some weeks the
measles have prevailed to an extent hitherto un-
known in Mobile and that it is the calculation OF
an intelligent physician, that not less than five
hundred cases have been treated in that city within
few months past.
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The funeral Of Major Noah was attended yester-
day afternoon FROM his late residence In Broadway,
by a concourse Of citizens larger than have assem-
bied in this city, on a similar occasion, for many
years. The members of the Hebrew Benevolent
Society, of which the deceased was President, to-
gether with the members of other societies. nearly
all the authors editors and publishers in NewYork,
and many other prominent individuals, were pres
ent aud joined in the funeral procession to the Jew
ish burial ground. in 2lst street. Here the custo-
mary Jewish ceremonies were performed by the
Rabbis, in the Hebrew language, after which an
impressive funeral grafton was delivered, in which
the eminent character and attanments OF the be-
loved deceased were appropriately remarked. IN.
Y. Sun 25th
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PHILOSOPHY.
DIR. S. P. TOWNSHIPS SARSAPARILLA

When the theory of the circulation of the blood was
established the secret springs of vitality then partially
exposed to view We and understood that the food
We eat was converted into blood which repaired the
nt The animal machine; the food is fuel, which keeps
life heat the internal fires that and
man The blood is an electric fluid which carries this heat
ratification the body, the exemtes the
mar and horny mail While The blood thus the seat of lite,
s.P. TOWNSEND'S SARsAPARiLLA gives blood the
necessary throw from itself all impurities; thus
rendering the stream OF life pure and healthy. Ii
there would he fewer rel gious creeds and if
they kept closer natures laws the manag their
bodies, they would require little medicine. As
intelligent they will become and happier even
their wisdom proved by the fact that when
sails them they s. p. Towns nd's Sarsaparlla which
restores them health. 1t peculiarly adapted this
climate and requires extra when is used either
diet or clothing 1t should he always in the house. that
upon the fir indication of sickness may be used. One
tie IN the beginning potent good than dozen after
sheumatism costveness levers, and in all ACUTE heavy
palms, effects will be found eyoad praise
It VIII act like CHARM often curing dangerous maady
ohce saving months OF sickness and the evils thereto
ing; Remember, S. F. Townssnd's Sarsaparla known
AMI fully tested medicine, hat used by hundreds
thousands in this ountry and throughout the world
only that from the blood which the of weakness and
oan leaving health and strength 1t produces healthy sleep
al night and APPETITE That rellshes all kinds of food
For sale by J. WRIGHT & Co, Agents
apl-6t2p l0t Charles rect
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General Council.

WING CANDIDATES SECOND MuNIcIpALIrY
G Alta meeting the Wing Delegates from the
OF the Second Municipality Wednesday evening"
the Louisiana Hotel the purpose Of nominating candidates
represent the Municipality the General Council STEPHEN
JARVIS was called chair and II. L. GOODRICH acted
Secretary The following gentlemen unanimously
CHARLES M. WATERMAN,
JOHN LEEDS,
GEORGE ALLAN,
w. q. ToMpKINs
II. l.. GOODRICH, Secretary ans JARVIS, President