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GODEY'S LADE'S BOOK FOR 1862.
Increase of Reading Matter!

FgNHE LADY IS BOOK for the ensuing year will
4 present many novel features suited to the ad
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March IS
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For value received /, A. b.. to whom the within
certificate of location was issued do hereby sell
and assign unto G. D.. and to his heirs and assigns
forever, the said certificate Of location, and the
warrant and land therein described, and authorize
him to receive the patent therefor.
Witness my hand and seal, this - day Of
-, 1855.
Attest: 4. Il. GsEAL.1
f.. f.
O.. Ii.
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On this - day of -, in the year -,
before me personally came (teye insert the name of
the Darrantee) and (hre insert The name and resi-
dence Of ,oitness,) and the said (here insert the
name Of the Witness) being well known to me u
credible and disinterested person, was duly sworn
by me, and on his oath declared and said, that he
well knows the said (here insert the of the
loarrantee, and that he is the person to whom
the within Warrant Issued, and who executed the
foregoing assignment, and his testimony being
satisfactory evidence TO me of that fact, the said
(here insert the Of the ,odrrantce) thereupon
acknowledged the said assignment to be his act
and deed. (OTcn's signature
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Letters Of Recommendation received from JldgeS Of
The United States Supyeme Court

WAsHlNoToN, January 81, 1852.
GENTLEMEN: My engagements here have not
permitted me TO examine particularly your repub-
LEGATION Of the English Reports in Law and Equity.
But as far as ! have been able TO look into them,
they appear TO DO correctly and well executed.
And if they continue to be republished with the
promptness of the volumes already out, and at tho
the Bench and the Bar, ard canno; fail to attrac
their attention. take pleasure in recommending
them.
am, with much respect, your obedient servant.
r. b. TANEY.
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(p arTdnee's signature
The Acknowledgements of this Power of Attorney
must be taken and certified in the same manner
the acknowledgements of the sales of the warrant or
certificate of location hereinbeiore prescribed and
must also be endorsed on the warrant.
j. BUTTERFIELD, Commissioner.
Al 2-2aW3W
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FRANCK TAYLOR

ID ENNANT or THE EDITION OF THE
h "BLUE BOOK" OR UNITED STATES
GOYERNN1ENT REGISTER, giving TIC Names.
Salary aui Loc1t n Of every Public officer, Civil
and Military, in ray Of the United States.
Price s B. few copies remaining ol the late
edition, for ale By
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May 10 Books 'iicrs, near oh street.
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Ovcrman's Treatise on Mctalluroy, comprising
Mining, and General and Particular MctaIlurgi.
col Operations, with 81 cngraviHgs ] ,o.., svO.
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'ENHE APOCRYPHAL NEW TESTAMENT;
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I LECTURES ON HISTOLOGY, delivered at the
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STATE OF -, COUNTY OF
On this - day Of -, in the year -
before personally came (here INSERT name of the
person TO ohOm The certificate of location issued)
me well known, and acknowledged the foregoing
assignment to be his act and deed; and / certify
that the said (here insert The nGme Of The person 10
irAOn the certificate Of location i,sued) s the den
teal person to whom the within certificate OF To-
cation issued, and who executed the foregoing
sirnment thereof.
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FORMS AND REGULATIONS
For the Assignment OF Land Warrants and
Locations.

GENERAL LAND OFFICE, March %, 1852.
DY THE FIRST SECTION Of the act of Congress-
I'D entitled San act making Land Warrants as
signable and for other purposes" approved March
- 1882 il is provided: THAT all warrants for mill
tary bounty land, which have been may hereafter
be Issued under any law )fthe United States and all
valid locations of the which have been or
may hereafter be made, hereby declared TO be
assignable, by deed or instrument of writing made
and executed sfer the taking effect of this act
cording to such form, and pursuant to such regu-
lations as may be prescribed by the Commissioned
of the General Land Office, 80 to vest the
sgnee with all the rights of the original owners Of
the warrant or location"
In accordance with the provisions of this section
the following forms are prescribed for the assign
ment of the warrants and locations referred to, to
wit:
FORM FOR THE ASSIGNMENT OF THE
WARRANT.-No. l.
For value received, |, A. - to whom the within
warrant No --- was issued, do hereby sell and
assign unto &. d., of and to his heirs
and assigns forever the said warrant, and author
izc him to locate the same, and receive paten,
therefor
Witness my hand and seal, this - day of -
Attest: A. b. [sEAL.l
E.F
G.. II.
Form Of ackno,oied gue,t Wlere The oedor is kh0lDr
10 the officer taking he acknowledgment.
STATE OF --------, COUNTY OF -.
On this -- day of -. in the year
before personally came (here insert tie name of M
iclrTdntee) to me well known, aud acknowledged
the foregoing asst gnment TO be his act and deed
and certify that the said (here insert the o.
,oavantee) is the Identical person to whom tn,
within warrant issued, and who executed the fore
going assignment thereof.
(OGcer's signoture)
Form of acknowledgment ,chere the petdor is no
hJlDl ~ N emf ID
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NAVY DEPARrMENT,
BUREAU OF ORpSAscR AND HYpsoeRAPHY,
June 4, 1852.
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed proposals for
- Timber" will be received at this Bureau, I'M
I'll o'clock p. m OF the 13th Of July next for fur
nishlng and delivering, under contract, at each of
the several Navy Yards at Charlestown, Massa-
chusetts, Brooklyn, New York. and Gosport Vir-
glnla, the following described timber, viz:
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(JVarrantee's Signature

Signed In the presence OF !
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IUU.CtI 81 HuTat.J
Form Of acknotoled ynent ,ohsre the peHdOr is not
personally kHoloR TO the officer. and ,cheTe ms
identity has 10 be JrOUed
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CoEs DRAWING BOOK or LANDSCAPES.
~ Foliage, &c.
Walks and Take Of m American Farmer in
England, with illustrations, being Putnam's Semi.
monthly Library.
Feb ~ FPANCK TAYLOR.
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Accident on the Harle.n haiirohu'

ALBANY, Monoar,
The Harlem train from New York a.. % Us
On in charge by conductor fine Western
at Chatham, overlook and run into freight usih,
so gong to A bany, at p NJ. two miles from AIDA
~. There we're three cars ia the 'reight.rain hs
ind one VAS entirely destroyed and thrown Oh u
usck. ,he second was also broken up The ioco'no-
use Of the passenger tram was badly iDJu'e1' anu
TWO cars more OF less injured the only persons much
run acre the brakenen on the freight hiln.-
one Of these named Frederick smith mad one ies
broken ard two Others were considerably bruised
one OF them Law 'Or hour and half IN freezing
C. nciton III the Of one Of the freight cars wlta
heavy IRONS and timbers lying on his legs, nut DY
miracle none Of his bones we're broken. The Tram
vas Ceiayed three hours IN removing tae wreck ana
arrived AZ 10 O'Clock. The blame OF the acclfeni
Gems 10 belong entirely TO tae freight tram, WHICH
As far as We csn ascertain. had no signal lgnt as
yed behind. Some SAID. however. that they nad
= eht but that II obscurec by smoke and hy'ng
snow. None OF the passengers were harIne1-
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The Weather

AY.Jau y,
BUFFALO. 10 a M-Wmd N. W. Thermometer 10
shove zero. Barometer % 49, CLOUDY aud clustering 80
sP M-Bsrometer. 90 CO. The mometel 30 falling. The
hocafsTER' 10 4. M-sncw fell all day yesterday and
last night The wind continues strong from the west -
Thermometer % above
eP Mt has been the most stormy, clustering day II
the winter showing and blowing all day ~ Is very 4Gd
n ns W % nUi?s '1s al n'o up '''''' " anu
AuBuRN. 10 A Mt s very cold morning, with
PIERCING wind from the northeast 1t is new showing Title
ThermOueier2' sboTe zero. 80 ;,
SIP. M-Itis avery cold. Stormy evening, with col9
wind from the north The snow Is drifting, sn1 WIND
blowing lenfqy lhemomeeI A. above ze aa1,
with cold wind from the north Thesmomstes l.
sPM Minis has beeo the stormiest day Of the
The WIND is blowing perfect gale from the west, and is
showing very fast Thermometer No trains either way
UTICA. 10 A M-Ths shy is cloudy. and the wind west
spM "We have very heavy westerly gale, and it has
been showing very hard most Of the day Thermometer
albany, TO- M-The storm of yesterday sti prevails
eh inches OF has fallen dunug the past wen-
~ four hours The wind stu strong from the north
grees above zero now stands degrees above. barom-
sP M.~1ts very cold evening The ssyi. clear and
the wind unchanged Barometer 2SS79 Mercury w.
TROY IOA M.-The weather is cold cloudy and snow
ing Thermometers deg below zero . ,o.x m, I;ah. -
Gar the S S5 tS gsy Of h.a aS s sHa
sncwlns terribly TseI%O%ssr fine Dls,.,n, morning.
NOMINAL, y A. NJ III was hhO
with clear sky. Wind N W. Thermometer below ze'
TO Barometer 80 IS. ,...-
CryRrC A M The weathefs cloudy and 1t is snow
iuSrow Thermometer degrees below IN the lower
tov and degrees below in the upper town Bsrom-
TORONTO. . A NJ Il, is rather cold here. About sir
inches n snow fell yesterday. THERMOMETER deg above
zero Wind n W.
HUNTINGTON, A. M.-The atmosphere Is very cloudy
and cold Wind n. W. Thermometer 10 degrees below
zero. r.. -
RUTLAND, A. MI is very cold morning. II IS
showing and blowing hard. Thermometer degrees oeow
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CITY ITEMS.

T1E JUBILEE OF SNow.--The severe
storm of Sunday was succeeded by day Of spark
sinr brillancy-an unclouded sun illuminating the
wide snowy expanse-and the streets, Tor the hrst
time in many years, arayed in complete robe oil
bridal white Since lsi2 such depth OF snow has
not fallen in the CITY aud the effect both en- m N
and beast. wa, one Of wild exhilaraslon and OF by
no means mule as.onishment. Every kind OF sleigh,
from the primeval model OF the Dutch puns TO the
latest wrinkle Of modern omnibus, vas sported IN
Tho streets, with a magnificent display Of horse
flesh rejoicing TO the eye of the most dainty AHA
teur. The omnibuses were cut in full force, win
teams of four, six and eight horses, some Win
sire amers and flags, carrying from twenty 10
forty passengers and not TO be exnaVagah',
there was one az least, as We can std'e run
personal knowledge, with not less fnan sky
The screams and yells that arose from 'nese con-
vevances rivaled the war whoop OF che Mona"K'.
Several slight accidents occurred In We course VI
the day. but we have heard OF no serious disaster
Ahout four o'clock noble span OF grsys were ca
reer,ps I'd Broadway " full chisel,' IN the ENJOY
uent of the largest liberty, and AFTER oeposIui5 VIC
sleioh on the ROTOR near Walker-Si' eoAiilueu
their race through the crowded street Tor some us
lance TIL at length they re secured witnou' oau'
age The travel is almost entirely interrupted On
the great thoroughfsres. The few wheel carriages
that venture 70 make their appearance shse along
roiseles.lv, looking decidedly an,iqua'ed' we sue
mt ,ha, the addition OF sleish-beiis ~ouid mass
them more in fashion, AID at the same time give Pc
fey,-i,ps belter chance to escape
Nsw.YoRK Hospital. The Med'cd!
Gazette saws that the vacancy IN the sur9icAi 40.
nar,r,sp, OF the New York Hospital, oscasloheu :!
the death Of Dr.. Rodgers, has moi ye' oseh n,''4
Drs. Carnochan, Chalmers, Markee ana . ~ "o'N
are mentioned as prominent cana!dsles'
R,rrcrvR.sr. Or. MasoRs) CHURCH
co,cer, n Sacred Music will be gwen 'o-morro"
nish, a, this church. near Broadway, when MS'
po.s J,coues. a SrOtsgs of Jenny Lind, with o'he'
.r,,s,. Of note will appear. Miss Jacques pears :
bsh recommendation from the far sweoe' va"
sn,n 81. can, in public a, Hamburger The pro-
.s,or,e NJ the Concert embraces choice seiecIon'
e., us,sel Nendelssohn and others. See aoVe''
isemeIt
spp,xc.sr. CHuRcH.-The Choir OF TINS
Church near Yarick-st) under the LEAD Of MI y 49,
and assisted by the Hutchinson Family ana oA''
a,,is,. will give Concert this evening iof ''0
hene6t of the Church. The preparations nai''''
excellent entertainment and large Sudience
| he nresen,. See advertisement.
II The Alleghanians had hne ho '.
last Ma 1t and sang with admirable enec' -.
| Goodenow was in her best voice ana was MS
piauded.
pxrcuTros.-OHo Grunzig viii be exc
.r,ed in the Prison yard on Friday oil 'a's 49,
unles. the Governor iu,erposes arespie' Oh WHICH,
| We presume there Ia ne hope
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Nom Arrival of Trains at Albany-The Weath-
er-The Black Swanr-remperance Cele-

ALBANY, Friday. Jan. 49, 1882.
The railroad trains from the west, south and east
have al failed to-day, owing to the heavy fall OF
snow. which has blocked up all the roads leading
out OF this city.
The Black Swan" is singing here tonight to
large and fashionable audience Her success APP
peas TO be complete and her vocal powers are
mucb praised
There is to be a grand Temperance demonstra-
tion in this city next week, 10 recommend TO the
Legislature the speedy passage OF law similar
TO he Maine Liouoy Law All the Railroad Corpo-
raIons will it is understood, reduce the passage fee
fOf he occasion.
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Non-AYrival OF KOssuth AT Piusbursh-hoD-
berry Of Returned Californian-Wessern
Navigation.

PITTSBURGH. Monday, Jan 10. 1852.
In In this time Q2 o'clock noon have no
tidiIgs OF Kossuth heavy fall Of snow yesterday
and last night cas probably delayed the train =,
returning Californian, belonging TO New
Brighton Pa, had his carpebag stolen IN this city
this rnornirg, At the Allegheny Railroad Depot. II
contain cd $4,000, and was his all.
The weather continues very cold, AMI there is
l,tle prOspect Of the reopeDing OF Navigation iof
lopg time. as the ice In the river is very solid
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More Mall Interruptions.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, JanuaTy II, Io5I.
We have received no mail from Baltimore. Com
munca,ion is interrupted with the West.
The early line ftom New " rk had not arrived at
s clock The Express line arrived at + VI.
The storm has been very severe IN the interior.
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The Maine Liquor Law in Massachusetts

BOSTON, Monday, Jan. ", 1917.
The monster petition 10 be presented 10 the Lee
2isUtUre on Wednesday. IN favor OF the Maine
Liquor Law IN Massachusetts,, contains $1,000
names. The friends OF The proposed law are san
sune Of It's passage.
Tie snow storm ceased here about noon SKY
now clear very cold
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Pennsylvania Legislature.

HARRISBURG, Monday, Jan. II, 1872.
John " Dickei Opp was elected State Treas
TODAY The vote stood 69 for Blckel, Il for
George Dairie Wing and scattering
The Senate passed, to-day, bill authorizing
loan OF $4,000 to meet the interest which Will be
cue On the Public Debt on the Is, OF February.
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE ALBANY, Monday, Jan. 10, 1852
After the passage Of some local bills, MT. WRIGHT
called up and spoke upon his Tariff resolutions,
when they were laid over, ON the motion OF Mr..
CoNGER az q the Senate adjourned.
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Bill OF MORTALITY. The following i,
the Weekly Report Of Dsiths in the Cry and CONT,
Of Nev-York from the Ssh to the mn of Jan 1852
Men, GO Women g. Boys, III Girls. 72-r,,al
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Mails DELAYED and Travel Interrupted by the
Storm.
BALTIMORE. Monday

BALTIMORE, Monday, January 70, 1852.
No mails have arrived from the South to-day The
train which left Philadelphia at 10 O'Clock last night
is at Stemmer's Run, nine miles from Baltimore, of
the track
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CANANDAIGUA, Monday, Jan. 49, 1852
ne case OF the People against Woodin opened
70 CAV Judge Allen presiding Amer the empan
ne iS on NE July, the Court adjourned until 9,
O'Clock A. VI, TO morrow
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Some of the other principal causes of death com


The whole number Of deaths fer the week last
year. was 34l this year, 324-decrease II, or per
cent on the figures for 1851. Probable increase of
population, per cent.
The comparisons by age show the following re-
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