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Annkai Messing Of tie Amsrseas Board-Ths
Amsrican Board Of Oommssioners for Foreign Mis-.
sons held their annual meeting at Portland, Me-,
on the 9Th, The attendance was vesy large. The
abstract Of the report shows the receipts Of S27l
so2 81 for the year, and sas4, $50 Sc Is expendi-
surs; the debt is s43.sso 40. Rev. Dr.. Riddle, Of
inc armenian Mission, preached during the eve
ming 70 crowded house, 4, ssSssl: ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-20

Msnsfcssce.-Col. Benjamin Lesins has recent,
y given the sam Of tso, 600 70 the town Of Hing
MAN. sas., for shs purpose Of erecting a,own
hall Il u his native place, s.sTi OF Z
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FR1sH eooDs.
EHH sssd Wstsster C7eth 5ssg.
ALFRED MUNROE = CO..

CVEs
We havs jaN ncssvsd pa arfveh 4 Sps Clss.
ceunbana 8as Helmsa Msanships CAaehsad Wsasd goat
= poses Of our FALL AND WHITTIER STOCK OF CLOTHING.
ris sooda al made nanasctey. al Brpadssy
H and tarssptsd In svsy pect a he purshass any
astiss suy Dissatisfaction should sn " sxchan5sd
monv raadsd has hssn constant aim perfect
ciDn % an Taos Who call usvi b convinced
a ~ times csnpses The largest choicest FksH
fONABhE CLOTHING AND GENTL1MENsS FURNISHING
GOODS 70 b. found In The South We have the past
paid more than usual BOYS AND CHILDRENs
CLOTHING, shall coming snpe
rior to hat Of any eher The city. ef -
- ONE PRICE FOR GOODS No DEVIATION .
sl02 ptf -. ALFRED MUMROE - co.
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week crazy woman. well known 10 vsitors %
the Canada side. fell Into tho water q The edge d
man was arrested on the change Of pushing her nso
ne wsnr, but discharged for want Of testimony.
He alleged that the motions made by him, and
which were thought to be made in pushing hel
over, wsse only attempts 70 save her. SILL, some
by-standefe think they plainly saw him shove the
poor creature into the stream. y
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A Large Sads--At the trade sale in New York
city on the 10th instant, publications Of The
Messrs. Harper to the amount of $4,000 were
sold.
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Salse q Hotsk-Ths City Hotel in Fredericks-
town. Nd, was sold recently to Norman B. Hard
ing, Sheriff Of Frederick county, for the sum Of
40 mn issi = tss9
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Retsef for WidoDs--The Board of Aldermen Of
the City Of New York, adopted report on the 10Th
instant. granting donation Of e700 to each of the
widows ofthe policemen murdered recently in that
city. They are to receive it by yearly instalmens
Of 1100 each, until the sums Appropriated are 81
hausted
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Assisfont Biskep Of Ilinois.-T Convention
ot the Protestant Episcopal Church lately assem-
bled At Pekin, in that State, elected the Rev Hen
y J. Whitehouse, Of New York, Assistant Bishep
Of Illinois. ifss :.
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ClOl l11NU O1O1 alNU
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AlRnsOI1@ UULns a.zs<sD ~ ~
s0GATCeG eAetSeTOG - OOss
a Magazine street,
r. In addition to our splendid stock Of ngADY.MApE
Amounting to Ninety Thousand dollars
ship Union Flower, just i.sm our Manu-
's',', s'I.ar., Ss.Ys. .,,'', ,.'sss.
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~ y Mira ~ 81 ENG ss1s1sse esssr
he pssnonoo ymptcas Of al deps dssss consanp,Ion
had not pecssdsd ir vhsn receiver ssSss hilary fs the
sssernse q ~ coach shns dssosuds assp Nm Is ~
days seeoveesd sesha aud eoaiussd ny lourusy ehsly
asr my arrival In city discovesd sopshps wrong nsd
app'd 70 Dr. - one q your nest snsas physans. and
inonsd NJ hat IN rsptarsd islt vsy much dsprsin
pre vesA = sa.s.sd ~ ss sohavas fsv weeks bssrs
visited neeaf q ~ eoassesea Who labong under the
nest crueiatins psins ~ ths sransuaon rupture
ssvs fossst hi sahg That time my atttaoa
- called 70 The count Win the secossueo Of biz
upon ~ neoy ysa perhaps realise psruha-
too q mind Tn doctor rscsmmsndd call mn get
Asd VIM Tru ssssing hsd prspssly ahssdsd
nca nah = vsy Cured called time when you
busy and thsssfo could sls you circumstances
bot Jon soos assd With q year rAsa Tra n. rys M
beis Ws ussi.s ssss ~ inptanss lssvisg you,
dsseioaA Bvd b Do and, seus tns sszssd "a
vs 40 e yse aaev " RESULT nhs
have ~ - ~ Ttn liz ls uSsk Id noi.e
ths leptnrs Yesterday bsiay coAssssd bsssI sp u yss
called oa ~ phyaesn y axalnd and h. prooessosd M
s M gsssy isdsbssd fof ny pssssas sound
49, and heps your sacesss With year s
s8t 3aSsstfaily, v SAAEs n NRlQnT.s
AAs ~ Gae.da IN yonr sseaisa county
nd 70 dese some e shsa thss sstsd 20 nay give
aseliy y \ yoar Judgment. AilA r :. vol VIM.
. slDeemPu law III. w.
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/ Cyisss IN Nsw Yerk-The report Of Mr.. Mat
Fsea, Chief 81 the New York Police, states that
within the quarter sndisg with June there have
bsen ten thousand arrests made in that city.
battery; ffty-6ve were for assault with intent to
kill; and thirteen were for sctual murder There
are siz thousand liquor shops in New York-one-
third Of them not licensed, and two-thirds open on
Sunday. This viii sccountfor good dsalof the
orlme.
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"a y - hoea established
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.aDstOeetO,s
OYsTBA SALOON and REDTAURANTs'
"a NO. 106 PoYDRAs STREET.
xe Opss 9. Saturday, Sept. %. ISL
MESSRS. TEhZULO & A0EhLO would
M mes ,,peotfaI sa.eene. 70 thsir fiindf "a
ard e pusljo ss9s.slZ that th,Z have estsd ~
"a SSXSs k Z ~ S1A q; ca +: F.. =.
VI - - 4 ;c' IN 81 y: e. r II. r. : :sp
ssssdsaS 8 NH Is 6sis S q
8 fssi; ss 4 Is :Scs 0sn Do:S. as g.
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FOR STATE TAX OOLLEOTOR.

= Editors Of tie Ctssesst: P3sde snsoanee THOMAS
she Second Municipality. " request Of
iy9s MANY FnIxnQD.
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~ A. w. ScArKs, the present ColIsctos for the Thlr
Representative Disc is csndidsss fas ssats Collector q
|the 6scoud Municpaty. e g = i'll
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pOR C0ROuna,

Editors If Crescsnt-Announos Tie old servant Of the
Dpubc and Of The people, Capt. RopERT SrHDDEH. e
candidate for reslsction 70 the ocs Of Coross. Ie
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9r JOHN L. LEWIS, the present incumbent
candIaata fos NJ otion 81 De once u SHERIFF or
THE PARISH OF ORLEANS. at ths Nevsmhsr ~.
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~ SAMUEL y. HoaAN, u candidate fer STATE Tax 70
lsctor second Munioipality ard viii Be Sapportsd b.
host Of friends. Esctoa Novsmba 8. 1851. -
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MI0UEL HnRnANDDx, ~. ~ Z
~ IL candidate for rssesa, CONSTABLE u tbs fiiA
Juses u saes Third 1snispah Election ~ ~ Akd 4
M5vsnbsf, rest. 2r3is IS. 81. Hlsss epis
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NOVEMBER ELECTION.

Nr JAMES p FR048T 10 candidate
the sfEos Of SHERIFF OF THE PARISH OF Oh.
LEANS st the ovsulew slseaiea. US
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FOR COnsTABLn.

Editovs Crescsxt Having besa pictsd BY large pos-
os Of my numerous fsnds orr mysSlf candidate 70,
Constable Of the Second Justices Court Elscton Novsn
hss q. 1s6i. ISL Capt. VIZ. TsxsnsrK.
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the world like New York news boys selling extra.
They run-Hy-from porch to porch, and room &,
ROOM till h twenty or thirty nutes, all Saratoga
has the latest news from New York. Tue Herald
and Tribsws are the only papers hs xksd here, and
the comparative numbers disposed Of Is one hundred
HnoMs 70 nfteen Tribwwss. This Is . fact, which
have learned from the very best source Of informa
ton.
give you q list of the names of some OF the pro-
mnent visiters. at the United States Hotel. Three
or four Of those named not in the house at pre-
sent, but they have been here, taken ,ssession Of
their apartments, and gone for few days TO the
mountains or lakes, prior to entering upon the
summer camps gn Of fashionable pleasure: Most
of the list, however, are now here;-Chevalier
Hulsemsnn, Austrian Minister, )of Washington;
l.. Bee kman lady, MIR. DE Rham, Mrs Schmidt,
Miss Ly nch, Tuckerman and family, C. Suydam
and lady, Mr.. De Rouge and lady, Miss N. Cha.
aournes, c. w. Morris, lady, and two daughters. b.
II. Stevens and family, DR., Stevens, Edward Min.
turn, N. G. Kortright, Geo. NJ Miller, Mrs Jacob
Little and son, Mrs Colford Jones and daughter L.
Kettletas and family, Count de Dion, of New York;
James c. Fisher and family, Mr.. j. Ringgold VIII.
mer, Of Philadelpha Mr.. aud Mrs. II. II. Ives, of
Providence, r. l.. Robert G.. Shaw, A. f. Baehel-
der, g. T. Appleton and lady, of Boston; j. IL.
Groosteck, John b. Bib and lady, of kentucky;
j. Brandt and lady, w. S. Perrotte, Of Baltimore;
Mr.. and Mrs. Gale, of Troy.
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The Watering Places.

Our FASHIONABLE CORRESPONDENTS.
UNITED STATES HorEr., SARAroo ,iSrRtNas,(
July ., 1851.
respects foy the Season at Saratoga Improvements
at che United States Hotd- appearance IF the
Grosnd!-Laies against Gam6ing-Licsnss Of
Shopkeprs-Litsa the Svings--1rripai Of He
tel Offcials-Dancing School III, Bl0omer Cos
fune-A LsdioouI Sceae-C Congress H1R-Un
Ial--Ihe Fete Of tine Season Ip'hat shall Il NJ
=. E,raH IN Swaioga-Visit1s al he United
ots Hotd.
,ratogs is, 70 the summer travelling, pleasure
pg world, what, New York is to the business
the central mart. The propric.ors Of
per resorts elsewhere ask, Invariably, What
ng at SsratogsT' in order TO form an esti
Of their own prospect IL the bu iness o.
bic houses here be a true index TO the con-
1esson, 1t is destined to be a glorious one.
ere IL mere company here low than Is usual at
be period, and the Messrs. Marvin have orders
bAssa Tor a large number Of rooms. There are
Hady some two hundred in the mouse. and ARR
~, q course. by every train OF cars. The United
|StAes EIosl has all the freshness Of a new estab
islutnt The house has undergone most thorough
erairs aimee last year, and some improvements
ave been added which wi, greatly enhance the
bnfOrt Of bosrdcrs. The porch on Broadway has
Pa rebuilt, and the row Of trees nearest the
Nete removed; this In Proyoment renders the
Pheusele that side Of the house more pleasant
ever. The OLD trees had bccom. large aad
usi-e sod there arc s,ill p sty lcft for purposes
iade aud Yerdure. Tie en.icc winter aud
was devoted % painting and repairing
Ibcse Is not n room in the house that has
undergone all necessary renovation. There
been sn abundance II rain in this vicinity
be season. 30 that the lawn and shrub
about the grounds look ~ bright and
tifa as alternate sunshine and showers caa
them. The trees in the enclosure have
fTown a respectable size--s0me, indeed, tower
kselly enough Tor forest ornaments. Careful
~ done what II o)uld for them, and alto
hey form beautiful grove. The utmost
Ikrn TO have the birds disturbed. and
Is. that hundreds Of then have bull, their
are bringing NJ their tender brood, in
and elms near the house. ]: costs d,
ie 20 protect the fcathered tibe: but
proprietor Of tie hair-drcssiog saloon.
one eye on the trees while eng, ged in
pl occupation; an woe be 10 the urchin
he grounds bird nesting, thus sub
Per extrcmiLies to the switch Of the
r.
Of Saratoga, seeing the III elects
holy 10 result from the prevalence
cured Il ON tho Legislature, at
srged charter privileges, which
to enat local law against
kcbance; 80 that now a invita-
bjects the invitor TO a ioe,
~ 6ooI Leatisry
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books Of certain silver minss In Ssa Luis Pot 's
On The other hAni, 1t u said that DR.. Gardner has
LETT all his funds except $4,000 Ia the care Of
Corooran & Co. Of this city. which could hardly DO
the case II his claim was q fraud.
The interest Of the Secretary Of the Treasury in
certain Mexican claims, sold out to George Law
and others, said to have covered $f5, 600 Of this
will therefore be reduced to the question of making
up the deficiency far he is implicated, to the
Treasury. The President has expressed his deter
minaton to sit the matter to the bottom but it is
understood he has no doubt as yet, Notwithstanding
the testimony of Mr.. Porte, Of the validity Of tn,
claim. We shall see. If the President does not
sift the matter to the bottom, Congress will.
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Tor DrsgOons or Mounted Riacmen-
WASHINGTON, July s, 1851.
Tpidcn,s Of N, T6wth-7@ Administration and
Gn Ssat-7k R,rUic Disposed to be Aocomuo-
dofing-7h Unfolding MysteieS Of the Guriine
Chin -Vhus istls Secretary Of hs Trsaspry'
There were not less than four prominent whig
candidates for the Presidency on the platform,
around Mr.. Webster, yesterday, including the Con-
stitutionsl Expounder,-but whether he, or the
Chief Magistrate, or the General in Chief or the
Attorney General. is to come uppermost, the con-
venton and the snub race will have to deter mine'
Wcexpect thattwo three Of them will have to rum
from portending disagreement at Philsdephis
Secretary Marcy was close alongside Of Gen.
Scott. "In the hands Of men who are truly great,
the Zen Is mighter than the sword" But, notwith-
standing that terrible correspondence, from the
soup to the nuts and raisins, there WIS not the
slightest evidence Of the late war on this interesting
tscasiOn.
Mr.. Walker, the late Secretary Of the Treasury,
present, like the late Secretary Of War, among
the invited guests. Mr.. Walker has beea oHc rod
princely fortune to SO out and prosecute certain
lard claim. in California butt Is doubtful who thcr
he will 20, for, singular ~ IL may appear, he has
lust commenced making money, since he left the
Treasury pcpart mcnt, ia the practise Of the Law:
George Washington Parke Gusts, Esq, Of Ar
lingtcn, Va, and Zscbsriah Walker, OF Prince
Georges county, Md, we're the only persons pre-.
sent yesterday, who we're present AZ the laying Of
the real corner stone Of the capitol, in l75, by
George Washirgto
All the cabinet were present, except Mr.. Corwin,
the very man of all others, whose presence IL
required in Washington. We regret to learn that
lie L. suffering from chills and icvers in Ohio
The POLICY Of the administration towards Gen.
Scott, il might be supposed after the proceedings
al Lancaster, would be that Of srmed neutrality,
rot something worse. But 10, and behold tho Re
yuiic comes out in favor OF Gen. Scott, Ia n msdo
rate way pcrhsrs the best that can be doue. Blu.
we think the declaration may be safely made, aud
We 90 nblc it. and not witbou, Information either
that the administration not satisfied With the
platform Of Gov. Johnston and Gen. Scott in Penn
sylvan Ia, o. that they expect the Governor and
al cCIterut 70 have u hard time OF t, ia the cleo
tier tnd that the PRECEDENT is at best bat indfer
cut to III retult, fer any thirg IL known oil his
opiIiors.
there ere no material improvements Ia the sus-
fitous o. pcsranccs Of the Gardiner claim, Sine
cur ltst t,iNices. II IL curious affair and IL
fraud, ore e tho uost splendid tnat has been per-
IeIa;td since he organization of the government.
lLumCrBb.e reports are inc,fcuation respecting
the O.scov,iy Of rev proofs Of fraud, Of jnspfa
oy 10 aeon phh il, in conjunction with certain
aaGl S1ea. furnishing the seals signatures,
kxrgrtInn Ia bs tha husnoSa
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The Navy sn enc. Mexican \

TO TIE hDiiV's, " TiIk HER
should like 10 koCw, through -
culatod paper, why a. IL the ~
the Mexican war Are extl1
ton Ia the dist, fbution u
fought and tolcd, IN
and darger as thS<
Scourgc, ScoL26
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Graduates Of the United States Military Aca.
demy-Annual Examination, June, 1881.
JUNCTION CORRESPONDENTS.

UCK WASHING CORRESPONDENCE.
WASHINGTON, June 30, 1851.
The following is a statement exhibiting the st
class Of Cadets Of the United States Military Aca-
DENY. arranged in the order Of general merit, as
determined in the annual examination in June, ISL
and the particular corps and regiment for which its
members are recommended by the Academic Board
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The examination of the other classes has not yet
been received at the department.
or Ordnance, Infantry, Dragons, or Mounted Rife
men
Tor Drsgoons or Mounted Riacmen-
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Ordr. Names Recommended for. State.
Leo L. Andrews. Corps Of Fog RS Massachusetts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-09
SALES OF PUBLIC LANDS,
DY THE PRESIDENT or TWT

- UNITED sTATES.--Ir pursuance oflas /
WILLARD FILLMORE, President of the United
States Of America, do hereby declare and NAL I
known, that public sale win be held at the Land
Office at SALTWATER, in the TRRRiroRY oF Nry.
sEsorA- commencing on Monday the eighteenth
day of August next. for the disposal Of the public
lands within the following named townships and
fractional townships, to wit:
North Of The base line and 'eest efe 4th pyfacpal
mefs4ia1.
Fractional township thrty-lour on the right bank
of the St. CroiS river, Of range EIoHrEFx.
Fractional townships thirty-tbree. thrty-four,
thirty-iiye and thirty-six, the right bank Of the
81. Croix river, of range KISETEES.
fractional townships twenty-six twcnty-scven
and twenty-eight, on the right bank of the Lake
81 Croix; townships thirty-three. tlirty-four and
thirty-fvc, and fractional township ihiry-six, on
the right bank olthc St. Croix river of range rwEs-
TY
Townships thify-tilrce. thirty-four. thirty-ave
and thrty-six. Of range TwExrY-oxE
Fractional townships rhirty-one and lhiriy-,xo.
on the left bank of the Mississippi river, Of range
TWENTY-FIVE.
Fractional townships thirty-two and tbir,v-;ltrec.
on the LETT bank of the Mississippi river, of range
TwESTY-sIx.
Fractional townships thriy-;wo and thrty-threc.
on the left bank of the Mississippi river Of range
TwESrY-sEvEg.
Fractional townships thirfy-two and thirtv-tliree.
on the left bank of the Mississippi river, OF range
TwEETY-EiGHr.
Fractional townships thirty three and tliriy-rour.
on the left bank ofthe Mississippi river, Of range
TwESTY-SINE.
Fractional townships thirty-four and thirty-fve.
on the lef bank Of the Mississippi river, of range
THIRTY.
fractional townships thirty-fve, thrty-six and
thirty on the left bank Of the Mississippi ri
er, of range TnInTr-oNE.
Land appropriated by law for the use of schools,
military and other purposes, viii be excluded from
the sales, end re locations for land bounies here
tolore granted by any law of Congress- for military
services rendered to the United States win be per
mittcd on any of the above mentioned lands, as
provided by the act entitled, "An act making np-
preparations for the civil and diplomatic expenses
Of Government" &C., approved Sd March, 1851
The offering of the above mentioned lands will
be commenced on the day appointed, and will pro-
coed in the order in which they are advertised With
oil convenient dispatch until the Whole shall have
been offered. and the sale thus closed Bit the -le
shai not be kept open longer thnn two weeks, and
no private cntry Of any Of the lands viii bc ad-
mttcd until aitorthe expiration of the two weeks
Given under my hand this sixth day of Nav.
Anno Domini one thnusand eight hundred and
GGy-onc. WILLARD FILLMORE.
By the President:
j. BUTTEBFELD.
Commissioaeref tie General Land OGf-c.
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1 a'''saRd 'oLeseccs, Oecapaats.aad Pcmi2 2c.S q
Nteoal Laaas Every person entitled tothc ii ght Of
prc-empton tnany OF The lands within the townships
and fractional townships above enumerated. /. re-
qurcd 10 establish the tn the satisfaction uI
The rcsistcranl receiver Ut SHLLwAIEI,, and make
payment therefor pTa~lrai nj er sreir = ihis
oti1c, and before the day appointed for the com
menccmcut Of the public sale ofthc lands embraciur
the tract clamed; otherwise such claim will be for-
fccd And.
Every person having the right under the Act en-
titled "An act 10 create additional Land District
in the Territory of Wisconsin, and for other purpo-
ses, approved Sd March, 1917, as lssces occEpaHfs
Permiecs, 10 enter to the extent of tleir leases
or permits any of the lands within the townships
and fractional townships above enumerated, and
who arc entitled under the Act entitled 'An act TO
reduce The minimum price ofthc mineral lands in
Lake superior District in Michigan, and the Clip
pcwn District in Wisconsin, approved Goth Sep
tcHber, 1870, "to enter the land covered bv their
leases, occupancy and permits respectively" al the
minimum price Of Sl2j per acre, or If covering
more than one fall section, entitled 'on the surrcn
der Of such lease permit tit thc proper land Office
to purchase, If he shall elect to do So one fun
ton, Al the rate of $3.50 per acre. is required TO es
tihlish the to the satisfaction Of the register
and receiver at SALTWATER, and make payment
therefor as so0R pracfc76le cer eag Mis aoiicc
and before the day appointed for tie commence
meat ol the public sale of the lands embracing the
tract claimcdi otherwise such cl1im viii he forfeited
j. BUrrERFIELD.
Cocris,0a9 cfAs General Lqad OEce.
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