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j. BUTrERFIELp,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- -EMpTION CLAIMANTS, AND TO LEssEES,
OCCUPANTS, AND pERMifTEES OF MINERAL LANDS

entitled right TO
establish 10 The sat
isaeou OF the SAUL Se Marie and make
practicable
appointed Tor the commencement OF NE public
the lands embracing camed Otherwise suc clam
be forfeited.
every person having the right under The entitled An act
Office northern OF Michigan 10
provide TIE sale of the mineral lands in the State OF Michigan
March, ls7 PeTiees t Gu
their leases permits OF the lands above
entitled bct TO
andr The Lake supe-
district, Michigan, and the Chippewa district in Wisconsin,
leases and permits respectively nj the minimum pr
full section,
the OF such lease the land Of
purchase shall full ectionn the
establish
of the register and at Sault Ste Marie and
raetcGbe after seeing this notice
day appointed the Of the public
OF the lands embracing the camed Otherwise such claim
will be forfeited.
] BUTTERFIELn,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
1y
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NOTICE TO PRE- -EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every entitled TO the right of Of the lands
within the townships and of townships above enumerated
required establish the the Satisfaction OF the register
proper land and make therefor
practicable after seeing this notice. and before the day appointed
The of the public sale OF the lands embracing the
claimed otherwise, such claim will be forfeited
]. BUTTERFiELD,
May l3-lawl3w Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
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Assistant Teacher Wanted Immediately.
rE Principal Of the Wsrrsnton IN C Male Academy wishes 20
forthwith who is qualified 20 fea
English branches ne mus
man. habits good moral ohmae'
o Principal 4
Ip-dn
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HANGING Acadcuay--Etrst Course.-Mr. II. LAsRr
the henor anounce TO the citizens OF Washington
will com
Tuesday, October on
avenue, opposite Wlsd's hotel.
OF Washington Tbursdays and ssty-
days, Georsetown- Mondays and Fridays
Oct q -du
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TREASURY DErARTa March %, 1851.
the lsi9 upon creditors
republic file of State, the LIST
September their claims and Con
approved 9Th September 1850, authorizing
the millions said
Texas directed that hve millions said stock should be Issued
OF Texas imports
peciay pledged shall first file treasury United
releases OF all claims against the unied for
of said bonds certificates such forms shall be
scbed by the of the by
President OF the United " Now, that this depart
imports pledged holders
claims required file the description OF them
previous lst October 1891
United their
which has approved the President
United States, of the above of the 9th
september, 1885,
WM.L. HODGE,
Acting Secretary OF the Treasury.
FORM OF RELEASE.
approved September g. 1850,
millions five be paid 10 the State
Texas for said mentioned, with poviso
shve millions stock shall be issued unu
Texas which specially pledged
the United States releases Of all
United of said bonds
undersigned creditor OF the State
described
certificates Of stock of Tesn the be and for which
said specially pledged
Here describe he bonds certificates
purpose complying with tha provisions said
valuable consideration hereby release TO the
claim law against them,
account (bonds certihcates above described.
Witness my hand and seal al - = this ------day OF
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Hy the President OF the United States.

by the President of the United States
IN pursuance OF law L. MIARD FILLMORE President
United of America do hereby declare and make known
public will he held The undrrmenlioned land Offices in
Ar,ne land office al BAIasvlLLE commencing Monday the
aed within the townships and fractional townships
viz;
North Of mn principal meridian.
Township two, of range three.
township Two, OF range Cur ,,. LII
Fractional township ourteen north of White ver Of range nine
Of tie line Of th principal meridian
Townsh fifteen, OF range Two.
@ na os m SS e on Monday
s ssn day ps S The disposal OF the pubic
South ofe base line and ue ot the d principal meridiaH
townships and founeen range seventeen
Township eleven, OF anss eigntsen' .nu m ,,dv ,h
eighteenth day Of August for The disposal OF public lands "h
named townships and parts ol townships, VIZ
North sfs line and eat Of Ae ih principal ertdtan
Sections thir,cen twenty hsee twenty our and
Francis in township 'hree Of range four
Township nine, of range seven
soA s base line and wsst Of fh principal meridian
Township part islaad in sections hrywo and
hy W s s'ss .sd ~ ss a. LITE RooK on Monday
The first day Of sep,smber 9 m disposal 9 e public lands IN
North Of line and ve Of the th principal meridian
eight, south hall of fractional
and fifteen me mort, half seventeen The east
Ter Of iwenythes The northwest quarter oi twsnvs'a and me
Lands appropriated BY law for the use uS ma ana
made thereby any which shall be selected
m public
and other States TO reclaim The
within their mits approved september 2si 1880,
pu excluded And for land boun
ties granted Congress military services
rendered 10 the United uH be permitted Of the
provided by the entitled Gan act
king civil and diplomatic fgoven
menS ke, approved Sd March, 1851,
Offering mentioned lands viii be commenced on
days appointed and win proceed in the order in which hs are
all despatch until the whole shall have
closcd shall be
weeks private entry OF the lands
the etpirHtion Of the two weeks
under hand at the city Of washington th sixth day Of
May ammo Domni thousand eight hundred and my one
- MlLLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President
j. BurTsKrrLp,
Commissioner of the General Land ONCE
NOTICE To PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled right Of preempion to Of the
lands within Of townships above enume
rated is required establish The the satisfaction OF the
ers land oabce and make payment
paecaMe after seeing fh notice. and before
the day appointed or the public sale OF the
lands embracing claimed Otherwise, such claim WIZ be
forfeited. ,,,,,,,,,,rr,n
Commissioner OF the General Land Once
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n IN. HOOE n co.. wholesale and Retail Dealers y"
L cloths, "s'sn''~s
citing blankets furnishing goods Genefsiy
Pennsylvania avenue between 7h and 9Th streets Wa'hnsop'
ID. G..
Sp-u
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Hours Of Depart~re Of the Passenger Trains.
From Washington nt a. m. and at s p. M da'v, and
FROM B.~ors 1t a m ana p daily, and daily
ccpt Sunday, -
Feb 3-diy T. n. PAkbeSs, AGENT
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Commissioner Of the General Land once.


NOTTtlE TO FNE-EMF TTUN UTNTWNNTh'
Of enption to any oi he
within townships and parts Of townships above
required establish the satisfaction OF e regis
land Office aud make payment
practicable after seeing This notice and before me gay
Of public sale Of The lands
Otherwise such claim viii be ivfsea
s BUrTERFiEiD,
Commissioner Of be General Land once
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Fraction Of township one Of The ryer of range
sixteen.
appropriated the of schools military and
purposes, lands
unit thereby cultivation, any which shall
by the state before days appointed r
ment the public sales respectively, under the act entitled An
enable other reclaim
lands their limits, approved september 25h, 1880
H b ereiued the s4es land bounlies
heeoe granted By law of Congress for military
deed TO The United A be peedon the
lands provided by the entitled Gan making
eaions for the civil aud diplomatic of the
&c, approved Sd March, 1851
e Offering the above mentioned lands will be commenced
W oSs apoindy and Will which
Nesd WIN AL convenient despatch, until the whole shall have
eeh ohed ana The sales thus sale shall
wh DC admlted unu AFTER the expiration
hand,
Gay oiJu ammo Donin thousand
. MlLLARD FILLMORE.
BY President
j. BuTTERFIELp,
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Commissioner ofthe General Land Office
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS

Every entitled the empon 10 any of the
enuniern
proper office therefor
practicable this notice. day a
pointed for The of the public
bracns the tract camed Otherwise such claim will be lorfed
J. BUT1ERFIELD Ia
. nd
27-IawI3w
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J. BuTIsRFiELp,
Commissioner General Land Office
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS, AND TO LESS EEs
OCCUPANTS, AND PEKMITTEES OF MINERAL LANDS.

NOTICE TO PRE- -EMPTloN CLAIMANTS, AND To LESSEfs
OCCUPANTS, AND PEKMITTEES OF MINERAL LANDS.
Every entitled the right Of Of the
lands within the townships and townships above
rated required to establish the the satisfaction Of the regis
aud Swter aud make payment therefor
practicable after seeing hs notice ard before the day appointed
for The Of the public sale Of the lands embracing The
claimed otherwise, viii be forfeited
Every having the right the entitled "AR act TO
Territory of Wisco
other puposes approved ID March, le7
naces of their leases
Of the townships fractional townships above
nuneraid who entitled der lie entitled An act to
reduce the the mineral la IDS in the Lake Supe
district in Michigan, and the Chippewa district in Wisconsin,
h September ls o the land covered by their
respectively the minimum
Of VI 2 covering than fun seeon entitled
con nder of such the land
Office he shall elect full section at the
81 establish the salts
practicable after seeing this notice. and before
embracing cIaned otherwise such claim will be
forfeited
j.. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner of the General Land Once.
May l3-lawl3w
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REMOVAL DE sELDiNc wYLIE have removed their
~ General Agency Sevsnth street, between
and streets, opposite Odd from
National Iptsligencer ofhce.
Mar N-3tawu
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New York Life Insurance Company,
Office, No. 6s Wal street, New York.

Office, No. 6s Wan street, NeW York.
MoRRIs FHASKLIs, president.
SPENCER s. BksEpIoT, vice president
PLISY FRnkAAs, sctuary.
and upon principle proportion Of the
hands of has greatly
extended profits conferred benefits the
possible cos and outlay to insurers
granted 10 persons visiting California
agency Washington eomprehends the following oncers
Wm NJ d., medical eramner corner Of and ID
Washington Apollo Hail. Pennsylvania
opposite Union Buildings June 2-u
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second Course.-Danctng Academy.
Mr.. y. r. Liable the citizens OF
XII Washington dancing
Thursday January al bn
opposite Wiards Hotel
MISUNDERSTANDING Thursdays, and sstu-
days Georgeiown--Alondays and Fridays.
Dec 2f-dun
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Sealed and delivered In presence OF
1.-Two witnesses
Mar 2-dt3l &wtSep3l
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DISSOLUTION Of Copartership-The arm heretofore exist
IL ing Brother Is this day by mutual
consent dissolved Mr. George Dyer will attend 10 the settle
o the firm, also OF the unsettled business
tn. Dyer deceased which immediate attention
is res soectfuIy requested. EDWARD q. DYER,
GEO. y. DYER
wAsmsoros, September "a, 1880
M Notiee.The undersigned formed
under Of Dyer Mcclure, and
the
10Th and Pennsylvania
be
upon pledge themselves TO discharge iaih
fully every conhded 10 them
Dyer prepared make advances all con
EDWARD q. DYER,
j. G. MCGUIRE
wAsmsoros, septenh-- VI. 1850
27--dd
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OWNERS q Lands reraa-A gentleman Ntrginia,
rood and desire. TO TO Texas
would like become the agent for
country, with view TO bring them into
mar
capital dssrous OF engaging In
agriculture testimonials OF capac
integrity responsibility b, acquaintance such
considerable emigration TO Texas
ANY inclined avail himself
advertiser suitable responses by addressing post psd
WIN. GOULDIN,
General agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia.
Marl3-n
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General Agency at Washington. ID. G.
DY A. M FARoUHAR, formerly Of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
ID in the with Met
revolutionary with Great Britain, and the Flor
ida
For pensions, bounty land,
Bountv Londw attend the purchase and sale OF bounty
land order.
Patent OesTbe applications for patents procuring models
will be attended To in all their var'ons branches
.rsym pns OsA ciaims against the department VIII be
contractors quarterly accounts,
ditto facilitated he. .. ..tg- =. ~. :. IL. 49,.
New Orleans Della, Nashville Upion Mobile Advertiser Louis
Democrat New Era Cincinnati Gazette indianapolis
Sentinel New Herald sand will bish tt
with a paper June 24f
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! by the arrival Of the steamship El Dorado al
New York, from Chagres, May 7th, and Havana
18th inst, we have further adyices from Califor.
MIA:
The Panama left San Francisco at o'clock
on the 18th April, bringing 100000 in treasure
and the lsthmus at the same day and hour, with
100000
The gold dust and mails were left on the
lsthmus by the FL Dorado, after having waited
two days at Chagres for them.
/ The Ell Dorado saw steamship going into
Chagres the day she came out.
The steamship Gold Hunter was at Acapulco
taking in passengers for Panama, on the Odd
April.
The u s. sloop-ofwar Vincennes was at
Panama. May Sd, all well.
The Legislature was still in session; but had
fixed upon May lst as the day of adjournment.
The senatorial question will not be mooted again
this session.
On the receipt of the news from the Atlantic
side, by the 2sth of February steamer, State Sc
curities advanced from Is to 20 per cent, but
slightly receded afterwards.
The Wing and Democratic parties were ac-
lively organizing throughout the State. The
Wings of San Francisco were to nominate mu-
nicipal officers on the evening the steamer left
Chas j. Brennan was to be the candidate for
mayor.
Col. ]. ID. Stevenson, who went out as COM
mandant of the California regiment has made
an assignment Of his property. 1t had been
supposed that he was immensely wealthy.
The Pacific news is rather warlike collision
having taken place between the French and the
Hawaians, and the latter threatening to annex
themselves to the United States to procure in
demnty for the past and security for the future.
The Alta Californian, from which we take
an editorial notice of the matter, seems eager
for Uncle Sam to bolt the Sandwiches. After
the experience of the Callornians as to the ease
with which g the area" can be extended, by the
new patent intervention plan, no one con
be astonshed at any propositions ofsuch char
acter from such quarter.
Lynching still continues popular we'll as
burglary and highway robbery. From the ac-
counts, the country still continues in very law
less and unsettled condition-both public and
private morals standing in need of considerable
improvement.
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WOMEN IN TRoUsERs.--lIear "Cymon" of the
Boston Post :-Impcrceptbly have the ladies
been edging, and casting longing eyes toward:
the masculine apparel. The hat, the cravat, the
dickey, the vest, the boots, and the pantalettes
all have been donned by the softer sex; but We
only winked at these encroachments. Now the
ease looketh more formidable-what is to be
done 1t behooveth us to look to 7. Every day
we hear that the "uuutterabes," the very Gun
writeables," and "unprintables," are fast getting
into favor with the women, the entire abandon.
ment of pettcoais Unless We take up with their
cast-off entire, we shall be obliged TO resort to
some sign or signal, in order 10 distinguish us
small plume or cockade
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The Presidents Progress" still furnishes the
theme for columns of sickening twattle ard
mawksh toadyism in the Northern prints.
Presidents and Premers must take little tours
occasionally; but such public progresses as this
when travestied by such descriptions, as enthu.
siastc but injudicious scribes have penned, in
the heat and hurry, fret and fever of the excur.
sion and its concomitant refreshmeuts"-tend
to render all parties implicated rather ridiculous
than otherwise.
If any Of the lions" of that excursion have
seen the trivialities their eager chroniclers have
sent forth as emanating from them--suited well
enough for the OCCASION but as fat and stale as
sour small beer when decanted and retail.d to
the pubc--they may well resolve to roar us
gently as sucking doves" in future, and refrain
from speaking when any chiefs are about, with
paper and pencil, TO take jottings by the way.
From feeling of philanthropy, therefore, we
are gratifed TO learn that the Expeditionists
will break up the party at Buffalo and that Mr.
FILLMORE has declared his intention of making
no more speeches on his way bsck-which will
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r-we find the following hearty endorse.

~ We find the following hearty endorse.
ment of CHARLES SUMMERS letter of acceptance
in the Albany Evening Journal, the special
SEWARD organ. 1t shows that the new coali-
ton between the Free .soilers and compromises
is getting closer and more intimate. The same
cant of Unionism, and loyalty serves for both
The Journal thus introduces the letter
SENATOR SUMMERS LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE
Those who affect TO regard devotion to the
cause Of human freedom, and opposition to the
Fugitive slave law, IA evidence of hostility &c
he Union, will find +" food for reflection" in the
Hon. Charles Summers patriotic and eloquent
letter accepting the Office of senator in Congress
With this chart to guide him, his career in tn,
Senate must prove alike honorable and usefu
to himself and his State
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SOCIETY OF ANTiQUAErEs IN SCoT.ASD.--1'he
first conpersazione Of this Society for the season
took place on Thurday evening, within the So
ciety's Hall, George street There was exhibited
great number of interesting relies Of the CO.
vennnters and their times. The collection in
cuded two time worn banners, several copies of
the Covenant on parchment signed by MANY
celebrated chiefs Of the party, and several old
Bibles and other books of that period There
were also exhibited the time piece of Archbishop
Sharp, curiously constructed piece of mech.n-
ism. but in admirable working order; the bur
CESS ticket by which the ill-fatcd Primnte was ad
mitted to the freedom of the city of Edinburgh
as also what were declared to be the identical
thumb screws by which Principal Carstairs was
tortured, and which, when placed on the royal
thumbs OF William ILL., caused that monarch to
exclaim that he would confess ANYTHING rather
than submit for n moment to such exquisite
pain. Among other curosities sent for exhbi-
ton were watch, dated 1910, supposed to have
belonged to Drummond of Hawthorden: and
another about the same period, of most compli-
Gated mechanism, and combining compass with
a chronometer. The company, which was very
numerous separated about ten o'clock. Edin.
burgh Couran.
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MAIL Contract BETWEEN CHARLESTON AMI
HAWAII gives us pleasure to learn that the
contract of M. c.. Mordecai, esq, for carrying
the mail from this city TO Havana and the inter.
mediate ports, has been renewed for four years
from the both June next This renewal will
keep our favorite steamer Isaba on the line. In
case the contract had not been obtained, it Is
possible she would have been withdrawn, which
would have deprived us of many facilities which
we now enjoy, in communicating with Key Yves
and Havana.
We have understood that arrangements are
in progress and will shortly be consummated
by which letters can be conveyed, and passage
engaged at Charleston, by the Isabel, for New
Orleans and San Francisco also that mt either
of those last named points the same facilities
will be afforded to this port, or to New York
A schedule in reference to this matter will short
Iy be published = Charleston Courier
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Thankful for the smallest Favorx.

On some occasion when country Justice was
knighted in England, to make little political
capital for the PREMIER the recipient of the honor
on reading the patent which commenced thus,
aHis Majesty has been gracious pleased" rap
turously exclaimed, "dear good gentleman! he
can't be better pleased than am !"
Similar seem to be the feelings Of Mr.. FILL
MORE, on receiving the complimentary notice OF
his Boston leges, whom he had been so early
taught to regard with veneration," as witness
the following gratifying intelligence from the
| Boston He'd.
/ PRESIDENT FILLMORE AND THE CoMMor
! Council INVITATION CoMMITTEE.-Francis BIn
ley, ESQ.,, last evening communicated to the conn
Gil that the committee appointed to meet and
confer with President Fillmore at New York
concerning his visit to Boston, had just returned
from their mission.
Mr. Brinley, as chairman of the committee
met The President, uho oppressed The utmost graf
i6cation at the course which had been pursued
by the council in recent matters. The President
finds it impossible to visit Boston at the present
time, on account of duties at the seat of govern
ment. Mr.. Brinley is of opinion that the Pres-
dent will visit Boston about the 18th of June.
We presume the tidings from the Senate o.
that State will not obterate the gratitude o.
the President for this mark of "loyalty," or de
stroy that "veneration," the fruit of such early
! impressions.
Here is the latest proof of the "soundness'
of sentiment in the commonwealth of Massa
chusetts; it comes in the shape ola despatch
The Senate ssnchusefis, aud the Fugitire SLAVE
Lao, &c.
BosToN May l6, 1851.
The Senate, this morning, formed the follow
ing resolve on slavery, by avote of 33 yeas to 8
nays-the negatives being two Wings and three
Democrats
Resolued, That Massachusetts protests against
the Fugitive slave law, as hostile to the senti-
ments of Christianity and abhorent to the feel
ings of the people of this commonwealth -
that such law will naturally fail TO secure that
support in the heart and conscience of the com
munity, without which any law must, sooner or
later, become a dead letter.
Mr.. Russel's South Carolina resolve was also
adopted, by 35 TO 2.
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MORE KrDSAPPERs IN BosToS.-The Com
Dlonoeahh says that since last Saturday week,
three warrants for fugitves have been issued,
and several Southern hounds, amongst whom,
j. Strass, OF Georgia, and Rigger and Sawde,le,
of New Orleans, are known to be in the city.
One Of their warrants for the apprehension Of
Joseph Russell, n man who has lived in Boston
for twenty years, and had place of business in
the Brazer's building He was represented ms
a fugitive from Savannah. Two of the hounds
bounced upon his place on Thursday afternoon
of last week, but fortunately he happened not
to be there The kidnapper's tools lurked in
the vicinity till after dark, but their prey did not
return. He had received warning from a mem
Der of the vigilance committee, and is now
whore there is law to protect him from such vile
marauders.
There are also other kidnappers at the Revere
house, from Virginia. Two Of the fraternity,
including Strass, have visited New Bedford but
did not find the object of their search The
Commonwealth adds that there are not more
than ten fugitves remaining in Boston.--Ded-
ham Journal.
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PHLANrHRoP1c.--Amo the prominent be-
nevolent objects Of the day, for the relief of the
down-trodden female race, we perceive the call
in the New York papers for the formation of n
society for the amelioraton OF the condition Of
women with snorifg husbands!