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Each proposal must be signed BY the individual
or firm making it, and must specify price, and
but one price, for each and every article contained
in the schedule. Should any article be required
not enumerated. they 70 be furnished at the
lowest market prices, according TO quality. Blank
forms for proposals will be Furnished at the Depart
ment to persons applying for them; and as. with
out uniformity therein, the Department would find
il difficult to make decision, mono will be taken
into consideration unless substantially agreeing
Herewith.
The proposals to be addressed to the "Depart-
msnt Of State," and endorsed "Propoaals for Sta
tionery." Notice will be given TO the person to
whom the contract is awarded, who will be re-
quired, within five days thereafter, to give bond,
with two sufficient sureties, for its performance.
The head of the Department is in all cases TO de-
eide whether the terms of the contract have been
complied with and to reject any article which may
be, in his opinion OF inferior quality, as well as to
annu the contract upon any failure 10 comply with
the terms within reasonable time.
PROPOSALS WILL ALSO BE REo1lvlp during the
same period, and subject TO the same conditions,
for the execution of Such JOB printing as may be
required by the Department for one year from the
lst day of July next, consisting Of
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VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit of Monongalia Academy,
Class No. SO, for 1851,
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va, on Saturday,
June "a, 1851.
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Tickets SIS; Halves ST so; Quarters SO rs;
Eighths 81 S7l.
Certificate of Package of 25 Whole Tickets, $500
Do do 25 Half do 100
Do do rs Quarter do so
Do do 25 Eighth do %
10000!
$4,000! $12,50O!
25 Prizes of ST. ,000!
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LIARM near YONKERS, FOR SALE
Gonses % Eet.

HNO LET-To a small family with sat-
isfactory references the second story, consisting OF
three good rooms third story and one good
basement room. with subcellar, of threestory brh-
front dw cling situated HenrySt, BROOKLYN near ID
Coxs Church Terms moderate. Address FREDERlCk'
Tribune Office. or 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-22
DAY'S RUBBER SHOES The

II IN - NG DID Il N SI1OES - L ne uu~
- designed daily receiving from his factory fresh
supplies OF ms PATENT JAPAN RUBBER SHOES
Tue trade supplied b. the at
IS cents for mems Of all kinds and
70. cents for vOmens Of all Kinds
Exporters VIII discover Day STYLES TO embrace the most
approve patterns and brilliant gloss No
ton with the combination II. H DAY.
Oldest Manufactr India Rubber the United States
owner Of Il India Rubber Patents, Warehouse No .
COgTtlandt-st. oiS Nv
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NrrvopK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 90, 1851
1n0ia Rubber GOODS.

INDIA RUBBER GOODS-Mxnufao-
Il tured under GOODYEARs Pa;sst.-Ths Newsrt
lane, NewYork; factory. Newark, New Jersey. ran
Company manufacturers and -haleshe dealers In al
the different art,eles Manufactured under Goodyear
Psteat and guarantee all their roods being elrsi n
qualify to Representation Merchants requested 70
ean All goods warranted to stand Any climate. Iae
zoss LIBERAL terms country dealers
HIRAM HUTCHINSON. President
EARRIu AcKKaNAx SerrotaH aus fu
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NOR SALE-A FARM and COUN-

il TRY SEAT Beautifully situated the village OF
Somerllle New Jersey The house nearly built
IN modern style walls hard nnish marble mantles large
p,axras front aud rear and repleie with conve
nlence for geu,lsmans family. Fruit Of all kinds and
shrubnery barn granarv carriage house, lcehouse &C
The fam consists i2o l2 Of hich are wood The
house viii be sod with less land 10 suit the pur
chaser The premises he within quarter vi mite OF the
depot Pan Of the money remain on bend and mort
gage For further particulars inquire Of
ois sws HOMER MORGAN. No. P,ne-s,.
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N 1 INV = II NNbE.-N N"IUdUIC
IN Farm situated on the Ridge Road. within ten minutes
walk Of the Railroad Depot the village OF Port Cneses
wecheer County containing 40 acres OF land IL acres o.
which is woodland Of the quality The above property
adjoining the lands at the late Samuel Lyon aud most
desirable location having hne view Of Long Island and
the Sound On the farm there fine apple orchard and
other fruits in abundance One half Of the purchase mo-
ney remain bond and mortgage for term Of years
For pce and further par;lcu laTs apply TO ANTHONY j.
Rl.EECKER. Auctioneer. No. BTOad-st. OILS lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-22
INDIA RUBBER CHIVALRY. Il

lCANDER. HAYWARD RUBBER Co. by VIM. A. Buck
ingham NEwARK INDIA RUBBER Co.. by Hiram Husch-
mson, Prest.. FORD 4 Co
The PARTIES above named. who falsely charge VI n
DAY with plrang Patent owned By them and heir con-
federates, called GOodyears Patent, merit my special
attention at this tune Ia exposing this vile calunny
have for months past publicly charged this pretended Pa
tent AZ fraud and swndfe" These serious charges
made In til newspapers my name. While their
SUIT at law pending and at before the const-
tued tribunals Of the country the parties took their
testimony had printed the combination called ihse.he
about dozen lawyers and brought to Trenton their prn
cipal witnesses the suit at law for $40 900 damages was
called N open Court this su involved the title 70 me
Parent offered 70 try II, the cOmblnaln backed OUT
demanded judgment of non SUIT which have often on
tanned against this swndlng Patent TIE plaintiffs
brought affidavit of their associ ate ana parto"er
William Judson shuied ont OF trlal Yer these ch'
alrors gentlemen continue their dsCracef practice OF
threatening prosecution TO honorable merchants
commend Their present position 70 the candid conshss
non of friends and customers. wiAe an happ 20 az
nounce MY facilities for making shoes have been doubled
and | resdy to receive fresh orders. nope 20
supply myorders full and more promptly hereafter Wits
nv increased facilities Pce, DAYS best Patent japan
Rubber Shoes IS cents Womens. 3os cents All others
IN proportion Car Springs 80 cents per pound Steari
Packing SO cents per pound, net HORACE H. DAY,
Manufacturer. Inventor and Owner OF II lndis
"a aw Rubber Patents, No % COurtlandt-st
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CUTL f r Y.-lvory- Table
~ Knives and Forks, Of the best quality Dessert do
do; Carving Knives and Forks; Steels Buk,.o Horn
Stsg-Hon, White Bone, Black tip sad Cocoa handled do
do. warranted Steel Scissors RazOS, Pen and Pocket
Knives Steel Pens Tea Trays Wsre<s al the low
PeaN- st. Frank lin square, SewlarS- s22 2nMWSE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-22

PROPOSALS will be received by the
Il undersigned. at the office Of the Secretary Of State
until the 3th day Of October mt at u O'Clock at
fOs printing and binding the volumes Of the Colonial His
quafo form exceeding five thousand agreeable
to chapter IFS laws Of 1919 Albany. Oct. /, 1851
WASHINGTON HUNT, Governor,
CHRISTOPHER MORGAN. Sec Of State,
PH. c. FULLER, Comptroller. ol3 10th
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INDIA RUBBER COMPANY,

TNION INDIA RUBBER COMPANY,
u Warehouse 10 NASSAU-ST., New Ysrk. offer for
sale every description of GOODYEARS Patent Metallic
India Rubber Goods. comprising
Goats ali styles Army and Navy Breast Pumps,
Cloaks and Capes Goods. Synnges,
poncbos Fire Buckets and GeRts' Metallic
IesgIn, Pals Rubber Shoes,
Horse Coyeu Piano Forte Covers Ladies do
Horse Boots, CTmb Cloths, Chlldrens 10.
Thu, goods are all Warranted To decomposs soften
by Hest or become rigid by cold
JAMES BISHOP, President
WARREN ACKERMAN. Vice President.
o20 4ts N WILLIAMSON. Treasurer and Secy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Patent
DITCH Neutrality-suspicious. DES-
Il CRAWBUCK'S UPHOLSTERY,

l" UNIV Do Oh y . IICIs1 XIV =
w HOUSE and Shp- Furnishing warsrOoms, No
353 Grand Isl. New-YOrk, where VIII be found complete
ss.ortment Of the following ARTICLES Feathers haIr
and husk also beds Mattresses paasses and cushions
Also bedsteads Of every Description VII patent screw
ron ont lock on iron scrsw cottage and trIldle cots
Er also splendid variety OF paper han gns borcers, ke
Mr. would call particular attention 10 his stYe Of
h..r srd sprlng mattresses N. Bod beds and mat
trese~s rensv atedand made equal to new. BY
w. CRAVBuCK. No. 80 0rand-s.. sssont
Is lns dDox EAST Of EsseK-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-22

ZINC PAINTS, Manufactured at New.
~ ark Eew-JerseY, by the
NEW-JERsEY EXPLORING AND MINING co.
This Company prepared TO furnish = supply Of their
valuable
ZINC PAINTS,
which have been found after several years tra both
Europe and III the United States, 70 retain then original
beauty and protective properties, superior to any other
Paint whatever. Then
WHITE ZINC PAINT
IL purely Oxide Of ZINC, and warranted free from all
sultersop whaeve< IL has poisonous properties
objectionable To the health Of families and xnea In
come other kinds of pigments
III WILL NOT TURN YELLOW
when exposed 10 sulphur0us mephtc eIhalaons, or
even when smut up III close room, s II affected by
pictures hung walls coated with II. As outside
PANT wtht&nds the changes Of weather better than
any Other Rot beng liable " turn chaky crambls
and rub OH. II may be worked with any color With
and OIL with varnsh instead Of OIL thereby giving
the Justly celebrated porcelain finsa
The Company also man utacture BLACK AND COL
ORED ZINC PAINTS, which are beyond question with
any equal for roofs ships outhOuses fencing
al other metallic surfaces. Iasy Of
METALLIC OXIDES,
and unaffected by salt water other exposure less
III an other pants within our knowledge
kOL and metals do oxldize when coated with
them and they remarkable for their nrepfoOi prop
srtres Dealers supplied on liberal terms BY
8. I. JONES CO, Agents for he Company
o2G g. 81 Bsayer-G, N. Y.
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ITO CAPITALISTS. EMlGRANTS.

il RESERVATIONS, LUMBEKNEN, NEW Sac, .
superior TRACT Of LAND, containing 1000 acres IN DEL
AWARE COUNTY, YAH IN one tract. and considered
the best r for agricultural purposes IN the county The
Heaves Kill River branch OF the Delaware River runs
Through the tract, and il only 10 miles nom Hancock
peySt the n Y. Erie Railroad and only ite mles
from this city This tract UneQuaed tof lis advantages
rs beng adjoining old settlements where are stores MUS
&C. To emgrants 10 capitalists ~ purchase
and sell m Ice acre plots "a settlers this great opprtu-
nifty. a there 10 no, tract convenient TO toPur
chase ~ prsce Consider oaly 10 hours nde from
New-York For particulars, aud maps address
apply to A. J. SERGEANTS. Agents, No Is Wall st.
New -York, Oct. 81, 1851 osl ~
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Daenerrsotrpes ano gnsrapines.

Il ELLY'S Half-Price ENGRAVING
IN and PRINTING Office, No. III Fultcn-st., Y
Wedding, Visiting. Address and At Home Cards. Ia the
very best STYLE Cake Boxes, Enveiops &C &c and Ia
sraved Plate AID 50 Cards for 20 Shlhngs. %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-22

- +. DIETZ, dealer in every variety
~ of Oil. Camphene and Burning Fluid Lamps, No;
237 Greeawich st, n Y. Sd door above Bare ay iuh
assortment of Girandoles, Hall Lamps and Lanterns.
Lamp Wick Lamp Shades and Glasses of all kinds Pure
Sperm, Lard and Whale Olls, Camphene and Burning
Fluid wholesale and retail Mechanical Lamps Cleaned
and repalred Astral Lamps altered u Solar. s23 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-22
EVARM FOR SALE-In Oxford, Che.

mango Co. New-Yors, containing about $50 acres OF
hand vel divided INTO ,,ahc pasture and adow land
well fenced This farm lies IN the Chenango ALLEY hav-
ing SO acre. of flat OF land the bank of the
rves The house stanas within five minutes walk of
hour,hing Academy (under the uecon of its able prn-
clpal MIR Abbott Catholic Episcopalan, Presbyterian,
Baptist, and Uniyersshst Churches VIII pasture and
winter 40 head N cattle good sabhng for the same VIII
also raise from coo 1000 bushels oats 800 Bushels
and cuts 80 OF good hay for which and fo other pro-
,uce good market had the village which is on the
line OF the Chenango Canal and distant from New York
only ~ hours rog further particulars, apply 10
ETHAN RAY CLARKE. in said Oxford,
ol7ln Or SAM W. CLARKE. Warwick, X. l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-22
ENOR SALE.-A splendid Farm Of 100

sors, with large new house OF 10 rooms, aud pien'y
n oui bu,ldinxs uhes fscia Plshheld ds Nv acres
- - scrcs do 40 acres. do 10 do ~ sHcS 10
M .cres 90 acres and pa.nhed, az ~
ss,sne 10 railroad having good bailtuss Cau on "a
ppOOvS M ~ Ferry or VAIL. No wAshnStoa
- M ais an svery Saturday. from Toto aococx ga
=, al 3 At Piain6e5 New JegseY s.s
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AMPS. GIRANDOLES and CHAN

L AMPS, GIRANDOLES and CHAN
ADELIERS-The subscriber wishes 70 direct public
attention large and assortment OF Lamps
apdoles and Candelebras of the latest and most FASH
ionabe patterns comprising all the articles connected WIN
the trade Also. new article Of Camphene ana Burning
Fluid warranted not to explode pure Sperm, Solar Lard
and Whale Oh Every article warranA and delivered IN
part Of the city free Of ex pense 5 j. no 10,
OF Cortland No. 2l8 Canast.. near Hudson oil Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-22
JAMES G. MOFFET, Gas Filter, and

- Manufacturer of
GAS CHANDLERS. PENDANTS, BRACKETS, Sc
Nos ll9 and 2 Prince ST. third block west OF bfoadway
bees leave call the those about hitting Then
houses with Gas 10 can and examine his stock IL Gas
Fixtures before purchasing elsewhere HIS stock com
erses large assortment OF the latest style and patterns
and warranted equal quality and al considerably lower
prices than other adjustment IN the United states
S,mnies can Ia ssen a, No 7 yohp-st s23 lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-22
COTTAGE and VILLA SITES

~ Several unequaled sites for building suburban resi-
deuces at Morsanis are offered for sale at very low
prlces and easy terms Apply TO MORGAN r. 90,
Sationers No 22 Pearl ~ or at the LAM once upper
Morrissn,s Depot N b-Piots containing 10 = ares
: an bs Obt aimed If necessary oio wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-22

MECHANICAL LAMPS and RICH
Vl GAS FIXTURES.-H. DARDONVILLE No AS
Rroadwav near Canal-st. Chandeliers, Candelabras,
Brackets Hail Lamps for candles or lamps, artistic
Candestcks sc Great variety of carce moderator stu.
do or reading Lamps Of the newest patterns Lamps ana
Chandeliers cleaned, regided and rebronzed. The best
French and sperm OILS for French Lamps Lamps loaned
for parties. $50 I'M
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ENOR SALE-The Property now owned

II and occupied By r. II. c. Taulman, at piermont
The buildings said place two story BRICK dwelling
house "a by feet with of twO stories - by 20 eet
and kitchen adjoining with ontbuldngs fences and other
improvements in excellent and substantial order con-
with the above mentioned buildings one Of frne
ed in with brick &c by i8 feet which now and has Tor
many yeas been occupied country store and one OF
me ojest and most eligible stands the town
The whse premises furnished with every convenience
ior comfortable and pleasant residence, also admfaby
dsntsd Ia popt of location otherwise for extensive
SAID property m the upper part of the VII
aee The lot $50 feet front the high road alop and across
tbs rear of the lot the New York and Erie Railroad
For further particulars apply to the on the premi-
SEES or 10 Mr JOHN J. LAGRAVE No. 2l9 Greenwich
81 New-York -Plemont n Sept %, 1881
PETER H. TAULMAN,
.ao ,us CHAS TAULMAN
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PEDUCED PRICES. -WATCHES

REDUCED PRICES. WATCHES
~ and JEwELRY at REDUCED PRICEs-The
SUBSCRIBER expecting u several large invoices Of
WATCHES and JEWELRY for the HOLIDAYS i, agw sell
ing on hrs present stock al greatly reduced prices
ftne Gold Lepine Watches. holes Iexeed for S25
Fine Gold Detached Levers full leweled- .---.. 80
and ali other kinds u Watches IL equally low pr,ces
Gold KEYS and Seals. Gold Pens and Pencils Cold and ST.
Yer Ihlmeles. Diamond Rings and Pins Bracelets Gold
IocAeis Cu Pins Ear hiu Cold AMI Silver Sectsces
BTeastpIns Finger Rings Silver FTuI, Knives Sterling
yer Spoons Cups Forks &c AZ much less pnces than aAy
other house Gold Watches low $50 each Watches
and Jew elTy exchanged All Watches warranted to seep
good time. the money returned Watches Clocks and
Jewe repaired the best al much les than the
usual prces GEO C ALLEN
Importer OF Watches and Jswelry Wholesale and Retail
Ne II Mallst, near Broadway, up stairs formerly az
no d " an-s' ST II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-22
EXECUTORS' SALE of REAL ES-

H.NENU IVNS ONi'I q, NGhH -
Ia TATE-For sale at auction on WEDNESDAY,, the
18th day Of October the premises at II NJ the follow
lns property belonging To the Estate Of JAMES PHIL
lPS late OF New -Ham6urgh, Poughkeersie, Duchess
County The first contains sS acres 81 land beaut
fully situated the North shore Of Wsppngers Creek
below the Falls and about three quarters of mite from
the New Hamburger De 6 The land Of quail
tty for farming purposes and has fine building site.
view of the Hudson River The creek shore Is covered
with fine growth Of wood II situated IN an excellent
ueixhbohood and every desirable country seat
The second piece II land hes ne-Quarter of e tur
ther nosth aud CONTAINS So acres This has also fine
building site view of the Hudson River,
TeSlo per cent the day OF sale the balance on the
lat Of May 1854 Possession the LIST of April next
The above described lie ADJOINING the lands Of
the MeSxrs Rowland, Gardner aud Shesfe For furtker
particulars, inquire Of JOHN W PHILIPS. on the preu-
SEES. THOMAS DEARlN, / ENecatorsof
ISAAC VAN VLACk, James L. Philips
poushk eeps,e Oct 49, 1851 ol6 2ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-22

SAFE SPIKIT LAMPS.-Ihe subscrID.
- ers desire call the attention Of the public to JEN-
NINGSs Patent Arrangement for preventing exposlons
by the careless Of PhOsgene Gas, Burning Fluid &c
The principle the applied 70 Sir n Davy NINE
Lamps and Of the Of fine WIRE gauZe IN such
manner thas careless filing Of lamp near fame VIII
not Xplosion, the wire gauze efecualIy pre-
vents the fame with tAe contents Of the
can and The body of the lamp.
Having sold large numbers of these goods for I'VE years
past and having known Of serious accident among
our customers are warranted strongly recommend
ing them those desire to Phosgene Cas- burning
Fluid &C. -,
full assortment Of Lamps and Safety Cans, with
Phosgene Gas Burning Fluid and CamPhene, all oil hrst
quality, for sale Wholesale and retail By
Of I'm CHAS. STARR, JR. CO., III fuiton-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-22

r r. WATTLES e. CO., No. 43 Canal
Il 10 st. Providence, r L, MANUFACTURERS Of
STEAM and AS PIPE FITTINGS, VALVES, COCKS,
Spinning Rings Ring Travellers, Sc &c, &C. having been
appointed A0eHfs for the sale of Steam and Gas Pipe
manufactured by the SWAMSCOT COMPANY, N. H.,
are prepared furnish the above articles to any
tent al very low prices Orders viii with prompt at
en,on and purchasers VIII md the goods TO be of extra
quality. ls24 l.. X. WATTLESS co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-22

DOMINGUEZ & AVERZANA, No.
Ol0s Pearl St offer for sale, VIZ
100 hhds superior Claret Vine
50 hhds superior Ciaret Wine.
go boxes superior Claret Wine.
81 Estephe. 81 Julien and other orah1s
100 cases Haut Ssuierne. superior quality.
100 Champagne baskets, superior quality
100 cases Brandy Fruits, superior qualty
iC0 cases assorted Liquors, superior guaItS
100 cases Olives, superior quality.
100 cases Capres. superior quality.
100 Baskets Olive OIL superior quaity.
B Sherry Vine, sole agents II quarter CASKS ana
eightbs also.
The SUPERIOR AmOn;illado Wine. cases u one dozen
each. 80
J j. Dupuy Brandy pale and dark, IN hall pipes and
quarter casks
100 boxes CASTLE Soap.
100 eco AmbalOna Cigars
800 superior Panama Hats IN and ont Of bond.
- AbsInthe superior quality, now ianhns olo ,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-22

STOVES.-The best assortment of air
~ txht Cooking Stoves warranted TO bake alss Pa s
and Han Stoves of the patterns both Russsa
and cast non Drums and Cylinders. be found At VII
LIAM CLARK'S No. Carmine- doors above Blsecx-
erst R.Sseves cleaned. repaired AL PVT as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-22
THE FALL CAMPAIGN OPENED

u Gen Taylors Head Quarters, No 70 FUTON, 81 1
corner God--P. l.. ROGERS ComriIsssry General az
the above we'll known establishment. desires ~ acquant
his patrons the public that he Is now 10 oes
them an assortment of FALL and WINTER CLOlhiNt
(mads of superior materials and by eSp.nenced "orsne
al wholesale and retail ehesper and more varied IN
stye than be found at other house m THIS ciy
The entire establishment under the supervisor OF Sir
J SOUDER who Will specially attend 10 the custom de-
parMent thereby guaranteeing perfect NJ 10 All ~ao pa
tronize him Remember &c Fulton ST. corner God-Gsn'
T,vlnrs p.as ousrters ole lns
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r AND WARRANTS LOCATED

II AND NAhkAN . IiOC MI
IL The undersigned would inform all persons IN the cry
New York and throughout the State interested IN Land
Warrants located that they have made an arrangement
with an efficient and responsible Agent IN the State Of Wis
cansn which enabled TO locate warrants on the
lands taken the State at very ring et-
fnse To the warrantee holder Our agent Is ultimately
acquainted with all the lands In the State still IN market
and has sectional maps OF such unsold lands lie
connected ia this business with the Hon Theodore ConSey
former of the Surveys IN Northern Wscon
sin and ho has accurate minutes of all surveys lie mas
constantly on hand large list OF the choicest Government
lands IN the State made from the most rgd personal ex-
ANIMATION of such lands And the undersigned would sug-
To all reTs0ns holding warrants that the best lands are
beng RAPIDLY up and that the sooner their warrants
are located the greater viii he their choice OF location
The entire expense of locating single warrant VIII not, IN
ordinary cases exceed the o twelve dollars and when
located the wauantse will certificate u the oca.
non and an accurate map ofhe township in which the and
lies together with description OF the quality OF the SOIL
timber and water privileges II any thereon Persons OUT
OF the ctr upon ncOsng theN warrants to US Tor Location
will receive receipt therefor by return NAL. and when
the location perfected viii receive the cercates maps
sc and ye hold ourselves responsible Tor all 50
received IL will be readily perceived that the advantages
10 the wauantee Of early location are two fold ISL
Choce of the selection OF land I'd The giving Definite
Character of value 10 their warrant and rendering more
available that which before Of uncertain advantage
The above arrangement extends also TO the selling o. lands
and navns ta1es IN Norhem Wisconsin. and 70 the pro-
tectIng of timber lands DE NOTE SUTHERLAND,
Attorneys al Law, No lls broad"ay' p a
hours from 81 A. NJ. 10 or Nj 81 Sd" " Nr 'm