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sslphis for Bxsao Ays lsssol s.as. CRY, coming I'D
EYe.i: si:s; John Tsyiss E.;sns. from wa
Sssss; .:ssssss ~ s.:sss 81
ESy hsss1 fss sS svSs
Dis' S% aSsdS s i Dosn; a.s.
chrisanson FIN Valparaiso for Psysons sa
ssI ish ri ss' Sp:ss
rsI 1 1
GER: sno:s; siis. Ssrssa EoSs so EssaoI Phi.
90 for Baltimore o.sss. fsTrsl from CALIFORNIA;;
the Reindeer. Of Plymouth .ssnshor
SD slss brig falmouth. Oliver Baltimore; I'D ship Pa
sa sPs bark 1m'r' 'f w'
SAM. ssy rs Fl Mfg It..
gins from DO, aiss! G..npss. Tsslsrs from do;wss.
ton 18Th; Michigan cSs%isrl.n from PorsaaS
Home P0rts.
BOSTON Oct Ak-Arr bark Delaware. Lewis Philadel-
phi EIil. Burgess dl,TsGn. san JS;n Cub. INNS
es. .S ss.ss noshrSp and Sap s:ass
sssIss ' NYo1f Tsissapisa ship liverpool
Sss NIP
soa bsssssr 20 oa0i
Ss. sh. ks Ss
pa steamship Lewis asloao AN and passed the outer
tHARLEsToN Oct l-An soh. Eliza Susan Sweet
p Rollins Key West and
ship Camden. Sherwood, NYork.
'sa.
ss ~
shG. Dc. and ass ia va lSI ao a
Charleston; th Martins Post Mobile: Sid Eth schrs Ell
sawyer NYorE ssd. bark John Stroud Ee0ss
for Liverpool about Oct ship SSuns washington Tor
despx caukDs; brig oliver has completed rs0adins ana
NOZZLE Sept a"Arr b.rls Joshua Br.saon, BARTLETT.
York. lmer ROgt BIZ
York Sis Ssrsik seAI ssrshs Teal Fhii.dspn; ia
sR s sn Bo saS s.SSn .gs
ss % 's
70. ssssseS N1srs Nssatsea
ton sn sss s1
r;.s
pas ASa . aseaS river bark ceen
Briss Leonora, ANA Maine. and schr vassar Co
PMilapETPhiA steamship As.t.e.s Dixon.
ns Bsisr and yaads. Psndls.oa, Boston H.
Neal Sn. S oregon asdirsS SBsasSs
si huaHsss sharpe Hartford
York; schrs N0tns De,no Hampton Va via Fkysr hsry
Cramer, Smith Philadelphia United Haook, Albany Me-
seor Perry Rondoat soops John Psrser Mason Albany
French NYork Sid Petrol Rogers York sohrs
VIM Henry, Winsmore Phadelphia; Byron Handy. Troy
sloops Eliza, Ewood Albany; Rhode Island Miller NYork
PORTSMOUTH, Oct l-sld schr Mnna (new, $40 tons)
Davis, Manila and mkt mot via Bostonl
| PORTLAND Oct s-Ar brig Jubilee. Wilson hatanIss
brig Sarah Ellen York, Turks Isand schrs Pond Ed
wards and Jewett Jewet NYork Cid bark lste brig
Robt Penne smith, st karys, Ca bark Gen Taylor Acn
| ell. Baltimore.
| RICHMOND. Oct SArr steamer Pennsylvania, walton
| Philadelphia Sid sohr Haxall Lampk kin. \ York.
SACRAAENTo prev 70 Sept 41Arr bark Prescott Spear
kYork steamers SENATOR Van Pelt Conhdenoe GAnnett
West Point. Murray, and Sea Bird, Lamb, srraneeo;
Winter, -, Vernon; schrs Eudorus Dutyien; Slioer
Johnson; Mary w. Ward; Pomons, Cogden. and Certew
Nelson. sFrancisco.
SANTA CRUZ (Cal) Aug -In port schrs Ferdinand fol
sFrancisco next day; Within &. and Ralto. ldg
SAVANNAH Oct l-Cld bark Diligence Hutchinson, Bos
ton; brig Excel. Talman NYork.
SALEh, Oct 2-Arr bark Eben Dodge, Clarence. George
Dc brss Mermaid, Upton Rio Gande; Carlton. Dix
| Philadelphia. =
TsINIDAD tCai) Aug D-In port brig Prince de Join
THoHAsToN, Aug 2s-Arr schr 1 o of o F, Blseknssoa
NYork.
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Foreign N ais.

Letter Bag. per Cherokee for ch.ges &c. will
Tu..dsy 7ts inst, o'clock. Also per steamer Prone
Also ps . SS T for B.rnsd n' s.
s VP so, :rsao ss .a.s.sS sS Pc.
The shove Letter Bag. are also ~ Kenyon wall street,
herald Marine Osrrsspondsnss.
wm vsS ..n s Ss1 :ss
Nc steamer Anthracite. Morley, NYOrk.
miscellaneous.
BRSn s,sp 0yLtRr, at srrauoisco from Valparaiso on
Witch iss,sd cir hous spruna ssS and los, boat
sH TAeus hence lost at sFrsncisco last accounts
had had All her taien that could be got and
landed on the beach, There sbOu, another SCAR load s
B. B.ss W. .:nor. .s miles Of Pon. LGso,
shore ana the breaking over stern
expected TO be total loss Steamer Chesspeahe placed
souiS ''''' '' mr. 70 In Saving '"'' p'''''
sw Bans rs,rl. N. ys.. from cssrlss,op for Europe
%or. sSs sS BAY 20 INST ''''"
Bsnrs. xosn. =. sfr.nsl.oc saw Avg y ia. $ q
Posr ., PmlAns1,r.-TA following w.s. the coast.
The month e September :S-yorsisn-shiPs s.rss ~
Sis Ss :sSis ~ ,icsg: S steamers us SarI'' s's
cid from Boston Sd, brig Franklin soper North Atlantic
sis from NBsafs,a I.. ship. VIM Writ tot rsirh.vsnh
sd from stOninssOn ls bark George, Stevens Arctic
sld from Sag Barbor LIST, ship Tuscany Hsl,ey Pacific
Ocean.
ne wills ., M.,ssPoi's,. ~ b. 80 Ibis s.st
PAIL River clean; 2st lat 81 a. Ion as 81, Benz Franklin
Brown Beverly % eptd 18th 70 spG Aug lat 81 o. Ion
81 6, osceols, King, NIB clean 2th, lat a. Ion IS 81
port, l0sp 2th same lat nc, saw he Eish. Dunbar NIB
cutting whale; 18th spoke the kesico Of Westpor
81 hsdsken nothing this reptd speaking day pre-
vous ELISHA Dunbar No, eOspl Heard frsm Aug H. Anna
Matte poisett, 49, ep (roptd July is, $50 sp)
on New Holland May fnsa, Barnes, NIB, 30 sp since
leaving Sydney, april ".
srosrs-ship Addison. Lawrence NIB, June H. Of Juan
Terr sndef, ~ moe out, 100 bills.
Parker Coof Cook Of Provincetovn, Sept H. lat %
IS, ion "A 81, with $50 bills sp oil.
Eorssen Ports,
EvuxrSs. July 1s-schr Julius Prnss, fer sFranoisoo
days. -
asys Princess Taylor for Frork 10 Curtis strout from
40 arr 9Th, schr Tabot johnson. for do 20
MsssrLar, July N-BrF Marstlsn, for - soon; sohr
BIllov. from SFrancisco, sold.
Tyreurr IssrD (Pats<onisl Jely Jus steamer Jefsr
eou before reported stranded; ship Stanley Moore Tor
Rio JsFEiRo, Aug xs-stesmers New Yorh, Aver, from
NIsrf vtg ORDERS Msnusuts Ress Gusnsn. ftom Phila
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II s said that the cost Of the late Three Days Jubilee
In Boston viii not exceed $40 600 The cost Of the dinner
the Common exclusive Of the tent and decorations
about 600; Of the Refreshments furnished for the
Aquatic Excursion exclusive OF the champagne &c,
seyentyfve cents per head For the excursion hum
6red baskets tf chsmpa yne furnished and seventy
Eve drank As 20 the demi Of brandy board the
different veseL there must have been in the n-ighbor-
hood OF CIV
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BsLrrsoRE. October A-Sfeek BoaTd-s2Oo L. g Ga
Icof lS 80 baltimore bs. ~ 90, "a gU0
co. w. ~ baltore ana Ohio Railroad bonds 1875 gl
~ do 100 is. q DO. -; 10 shares Lrion BAnk g. 10
citsn. sank si $50 lars ard Cunbsrlsnd kaiiro.d ~
AZ the Board this day Maryland Sc closed at fO bid 1O
asksd BALTIMORE So 1890 lUl bid l03 asked Baltimore
and Ohio ksilrc.d Bonds 1877 80 bid " asked do shares
Bosror October t.Broksvs Boayd-7i2 shares Reading
hsroac. ~ ~ fermgpt Centfal Hauroad, 25L, 10 do
MI ~ DO, ~ 20 DO. "a ass 20. 2jh 40 hgJd, 2
m 90. IN boston ara Maine Railroad iOliy: Co. 1Rf
% Norfolk County Railroad, 10 DO, III 10 Vermont and
rosd. lo2 " 6o i0i& hooigan Central Rsilro.d 1OiL
- OgtenssvFg Railroad zh i0 do, %, % DO ,30A 80 49,
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Married,

On Saturday October A. at All saints Church, by the
Rev VIM Il. Eigenbrcdt, Mr, STEPHEN FoorE, OF Mobile
Ala, to JULIAA, daughter of the late Geo. t. smith, OF
this city.
On October l. in st. Peters Church. by the Rev Dsnl
Morgan, Mr. EDWARD McSHANE, of Watertown, Wis, to
Miss EiIzABErH ANNE, only daughter Of Il. Mcmahon,
Esq OF Fall River, Mass.
On Tbursday, October by the Rev. J. B. Finlay, Phi
D. Mr.. JoHN ROBINSON to Miss JANE JOHNSTON, all Of
this city.
On October 4, by the Rev James McDouald Mr.. LOUIS
MAsEscA to SARAH, daughter Of the late Capt John
Hazard.
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blOd 81; 100 do. som sitter l0d. SOY do SON Fall River
RAILROAD 931 Eastern Railroad, ~ H., 81 do. 92hi
Boston and Worcester Railroad, o4 % f.shbuIF Kali
dence Railroad S 80 East Boston Company, 49, ~ Bank
of Commerce. 9S $1,000 ogdensburf nortssge bonds S9
$500 80; 100 Rutland Railroad Mortgage bonds. @
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BREMrS-shp Fides-Dayid Conn. Fredk serensr.
BR EnES-Bark hinns- Aiming; Eleonors Catherine.
Max and Franca Arming; Adolph Charlotte Won Cen
der, Boisen, Rothhaus, frnnkfurth.
suRISAn-Brig spartan-D Bixbey Robt Wilson, N
Hart. u Mepgeta.
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UHIPP1u0.


THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
Nail steamships between New York and Liverpool az
Boston and Liverpool the Boston ships
only calling Halifax and receive mails and pss
AkABIA CspS.-. PERSIA, Capt.
AFRICA, Capt. Ryrs. ASIA, Capt. Judkins
EUROPA. Capt Lott. NIAGARA, Capt. Stone
AMERICA, Capt. shannon. CANADA, Capt Hsrrisoas
CAMBRIA Capt. Leitoh.
These vessels carry clear white lightAsit,e .ttL
green the starboardt red on port ma.
Africa, New York.. Wednesday, 9Th
Csnada Boston. :. Wednesday, 18th
Asia New York, w ednesday, I'D do.
America Boston. -, Wednesday, 18th do.
NiasarA New York. Wednesday, 9th Novembsg.
Europs Boston :. =. w ednesday, 18th do.
Africa, New York. Wednesday, 18th 40
" Boston. I. -. Wednesday, 25th do.
-, New York. Wednesday. Sd Decembex:
Passage from New York Boston 10 Lverpoo-Ttrss o.
kin Sl20 second cabin, $40.
No berth secured until paid for.
Freight will be charged specie beyond An amount tot
personal expenses
An experienced surgeon on board
All letters and newspapers must pass through sne foss
Once
For freight or passage. apPytoy nm =. 90 u.o.a~.,
French German and other foreign goods received ana
brought in with British goods Through pain OF
lading are given in Havre for New York
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DEAFNESS, SHORT SIGHT &C.. CyRABLz Sr
.su,abls nsw yield readily hi: ana prompt tr;ss
sSs organ Once 81 ally
pARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT sIvATn
es fE Sy e
and constitutional affections, he combines medicines with
the local remedy and show there
years duTs.icn from the other In all guar
81 :sD
ling the former one soon enough His dplom. With shsss
can equal il You cured me in one dsy.-D. N. Cor
byn local applies alton cured me N few hOur: aftsr
aoli.rs self
abuse: without ben but you cured e. BY LEGAL and gene
Of the worst syphitic affection body and face In
no benshtwm. Ferguson. Perth AmbOy N. J. Those pa
sssi' q. -:
nR LA CROIx's PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE
Cheapest book ever psbi.hed-soc pP and 10 has
R on as sss Of Soa asrT az. sss
from solitary habits which destroy the physical mental
ysntien and trsstmsnt debility local and
erssen with plain ana Simple 1uss By ~hs
sns ,aa shs
&c n:,s
however should take this step without
aid before consulting any doctor ought to know whether
BY their physiosn: and guard sSs %ps:sca
Of qpaeksry so prevalent IN popuous eis: Dr. La Crox
devoted his studies 70 tn. subject, Of which his book
A2y s vs psis S
II. B. La Croix 66 Beaver street. Albany. Y Sold By
New York
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CHARLESTON sTEAMsHIPs.- THE PHILApELPHIA

EHARLEsToN sTEAMSHIPs.- THE PHTLADELP HIA
" and Atlantic Steam Navigation Company's Line be-
,yeen PhiisdePhia and Chsrleston g. C-Stesmer ALBA
Ion Those steamers unexceed for qualities safety
and speed. and pains spared In securing
comfort and convenience TO passengers The Albatross viii
,ail on Wednesday October bth At 10 o'clock Fare
sppy TO X. L1TTLEFIELD. knsey Co.'S Express No.
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OACIPIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY.-oNLY
through line for California and oregon direct, via
ghsres-Fsre reauced-on Tuesdsy 0ctober7 ats o'clock
Windle commsnder, will saI on Tuesday October pre-
cey at o'clock j. M from her pier at the foot Of
street North river For passage apply AZ the Oioe 81
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" ANDERBILTs LINE FOR SAN FRANcIsco VIA

VANDERBILTs LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO VIA
rtcMsgua-1he favorite steamship PROMETHEUs,
WI from pier No n r. on Tuesday, October 7th, At
oclook r. NJ precisely connecting by the transit
route the 1sthmus Of nioaragua steamers
North America Pacific or Independence, on the Pacific
ocean without delay Through tickets 10 be had only
APPLICATION . p ALLEN No Battery Place stairs.
The Daniel Webster (nor will succeed the Promeeus AID
leave New orb October ga.
ITO PASSENGERS FOR CALIFORNIA TsAssHIP
II GOLDfN GhTE-This m senihoent steamer wac SPOKEN
ofPernsbuco seventeen days cut, and there doubt
that abe will ,. sbe 70 leave Pansms the latter days OF
October For further informson Apply ct tbe ooe ofthe
Pscihc Mail Steamship Company.
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Orleans direct via Haysrs Freight fare reduced
saturday. October lth, at M-The splendid
EhPlhE CITY 7o tons, Tanner, commander, will ssn
on Saturday, October 18th. precisely AZ o'clock from
her pier a. the foot Of street with the Govern
ment Nails direct for Havana and New Orleans FREIGHT
70 New Orleans ~ reduced rates Specie only taken on
freight 70 Havana No bills Of ladins will sgned after
the steamer has sailed N Bshppers are requested 10
supply ,hs%ssves With the compsnys bills ladns which
be sened For freight passage apply Of the
Company. liz West street. corner Of Warren street.
N. D. ROBgRT5.
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IlR. DE LANEY. AUTHOR OF THE "PRIvATl

1NR DE LANEY. AUTHOR OF THE PRIVATE
~ Medical Guide &C.. 81 Lispenard street, near Broad
enjoyed during years in the principal cities
Of Europe and America enable him warrant In this par
tcplar branch of the profession such certain quick and
radical cures IS can be obtained from no other source u
and unws treated that his services will be fully
appreciated DIR De L. also the inventor OF those in
early Improper habts nfalbly Without medicine being.
in the only certain existing for those
any part Union His celebrated French local
remedies secure to those yho apply IN the hrst stages Of
in very few dsys
DR. MORRIS SON is CONSULTED CONFIDENTIALLY
~ certain diseases, which he treats without meroufys
be In three days Thrsytwo
toe enab him to cure those debes arising from self
his private ONCE 20i Fulton street. No fee till cured
DR WARD, BEING ALL DEVOTED TO DIsEAsBs
unfortuate You viii be cured BY him half ths usual
time. BE deferred but apply early Patients
but the doctor himself who attends ~ 80 Canal street.
nef Of Broadway No mercury used No fee till cured
JNFORTUNATE's fRIEND-GREAT SUCC EsS.-4.m
hotties soldThe greatest spesihc for diseases In ths
world Cures in two days. without from busness
Depot DIT WARDS, 80 Canal street, Of Bros4sAY,
Advce-Oive fees: DR.. Ward receives and pedoe
tor cures diseases better.
nR L. MORTAKORE WOULD SAY TO THOSE WHO
~ have tntraetcd disease Cura Mt yoloas" that Ia
my professes and have to.ed sucosssuy thonssds q
PATIENTS Those who wish TO consult those COMPLAINTS
do (free Of charge) from A. H. t9P NJ sundays
s1.spsea yST yaiu y9Sh oa will sy9is aS,:
you and Kind Of medicine an that
for disc In ell its forms Persons whose heAh had
been ruined By those cyclists. call upon me daily.
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Political Intelligence.

Political intelligence.
GecseA ttscrfos.-Ihe eiection in this gta.a tayas
place 70 DAY Governor legislature and meu,bs,s =,
Couxrvee srete be elected The issue h made unop ~
abstract RI hi Of State 10 secede We give below ist
OF the most important candidates 70 be vsted for
Dnscr southern RfRss
Governor .. Howell Cobb Charles ). Mcdonald
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OACIFIC NAIL sTEAMsHIP NORTHUMBERLAND

Through Line for San Francisco Wis ChaSres Direct
fare Redueedop Monday Oct. 1 at o'clock r. M-The
splendid double engine tteamship OHIO. 500 TONS J.
Finday Sohenck, u. B. NJ commander, will sail Monday
October 49, At o'clock ~, PRECISELY from her pier 81
irect Chsgres connecting with the favorte Unised
states Nail steamship OREGON SAIL without any delay
Psnams For freight or passage. apply az the once 81
and South street. at III West street, Warren
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OAcIFIc NAIL STEAMSHIP coMPANy.-rUE ONT

OAClFlC NAIL SfEAMsH1P COMPANY.-THE ONLY
Through Line for California and Oregon, via Havana
and Chagres-Fare Reduoed-On Saturday, Oct. H. at
p h-The splendid steamship EMPIRE CfTr, 2,OO0 tons
eurthen Tanner Will sail on Saturday Oct.
H. At precisely oclook r. M from her OF
street. N. R., with the Government Nails for Chagres
Chagres passengers Transferred Havsna 70 the splendid
doubleergne steamshy FALCON. Passengers leaving In
he hhPIkE CITY viii connect With the United stat Nail
steam ship PANAMA, 70 said without any delay for san
francisco on arrival Of the and mails at Panama
FOR passage apply ~ the Once. 81 south III
West street OF warren street.
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Letter Bars steamer Cherokee for Chsgres re- will
close q, the HIehsnse Reading Room ts7 Esehanssl
Tuesday 18th inst att o'clock Also, steamer Prone
theus Tor San Juan, Tuesday 7th ns at half past
2oelooh Also per steamer Merlin Tor Bermuda and ST
steamer Africa, for Liverpool Wednesday, 9th ns at
the usual hour.
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City Of Manchester W. o. Campbell tate Of the Cunard
ine) Commander. will SSH from PhilsdeiphA for Liver
pool Thursday October 9th at IL o'clock Tbs elegant
Accommodations Of this vessel make her most desirable
conveyance for those about visiting Europe. Passage
saloon state $OO in fore cabin state 500
Passengers will be vided with railway tickets 70 Phila
delpha, free of expense, by the agent.
THOMAS RICHARDSON, Al Exchange place.
The splendid new steamship. City Of Pittsburs w; Q.
stoehnry Commander will succeed the City of hanches
ter sail from Philadelphia Thursday, October "a
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m DICAL.

nEAFNESs, SHORT SIGHT, &c. CURABLn HH
new remedss-Dr Heath deyotes attention s1ci1nvc'
iaeurAble now yield readily TO his and prompt treat
ment Artaeal eyes inserted, moving Sesuti' w. Ike
the natural organ. Once. 262 Broadway. daily
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GRnn REWARD--CRossnANs SPECIFIC NH
pCOO turs-oi all remedies yet discovered this .h~
most certain makes speedy and permanent wikh-
out the least restriction In diet, drink, exposure
change In application 70 business Many cured IN two
days Sold At The drug store H3 Broadway Chsr
bers street also at No 10 Astor House lie BfosdvAs
and l0o Fulton strses corner Of WILLIAM
The republic., 1851-06-14

Every person having the right under the act en-
titled "An act TO create additional land district
in the Territory of Wisconsin, and for other pur-
poses," approved Sd March, 1847, Iessees, occu-
pants, permitses, to enter to the extent of their
leases. permits, any Of the lands within the
townships and fractional townships above enume-
rated in the WiIioso Ripsr districf and who
titled under the act entitled An act to reduce the
minimum price Of the mineral lands in the Lake
Superior district. in Michigan, and in the Chippe
wa district, in Wisconsin," approved 26th Sep
tembcr, 1850, "to enter the land covered by their
leases occupancy. and permits respectively" at
the minimum price Of 9 20 per acre, or if cover
ing more than one full section, entitled, ION the
surrender of such lease permit at the proper
Land Office to purchase, if he shall elect 10 do so.
one full section at the rate Of So 30 per acre. is
required establish the TO the satisfaction of
the Register and Receiver at Willow River, and
make payment therefor practicable after
seeing this notice, and before the day appointed for
the commencement OF the public sale Of the lands
embracing the tract claimed, otherwise such
claim will be forfeited
j. BUTrERFIELD.
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Nav 2-1aw13w
The republic., 1851-06-14
rrImsoN & co.'s NEW YORK. NEW Or

CRIMSON q CO.'S NEW YORK, NEW Or
- leans, and Mobile Express, connecting with the
swtest and most responsible expresses between the
principal towns in Maine, Now Hampshire, vcr-
mont, Massachusetts,. Rhode Island, Connecticut,
Lower Canada, New York State, Delaware, Penn
sylvania, Maryland, District of Columbia, Indiana
Ohio, Illinois, the western States generally, the
Mississippi and Alabama river towns, and tho prom
inent places in Georgia and the Carolinas.
Our facilities extensive and perfect that VIC
can secure the safe and speedy transportation of
freight, trunks, packages, and valuable parcels,
from one end of the country to the other, and be-
tween the most remote points
From our many years experience in the express
business, while connected with Messrs. Adams &
Co.. and our numerous advantages in other respects,
(not tho least Of which is the confidence and pa
tronage Of the New York community we feel as
sured that we shall never cease to give the most en-
tire satisfaction to friends, the jewellers, bank
crs, and merchants generally.
We beg leave to call attention to our California
cxpress from New Orleans, and our express be-
tween New Orleans and Mobile.
Offices. Camp street, New Orleans, and 10 Wall
street, New York. Feb IS
The republic., 1851-06-14
TO THE PUBLIC.

The tracts embraced in the above proclamation
of the President comprise all tho residue of tho
lead mines yet to be brought into market south
of the Wisconsin river. They cover those mines
particularly the portion situated in lllinos) work
cd under former leases from the Government which
h<d not expired at the date Of the sale of the ada
being prepared for immediate operations, without
mourning the increased expenses incidental to
opening new mines. and most Of them are believed
to be very productive. They all more or less
conveniently situated in reference to the navgabe
rivers and other cheap means of transportation of
their products to ST. Louie, and in the midst of
a country yielding abundantly all the agricultural
products Of the latitude in which they located.
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
May 2-lawl3w