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Commissioners of the General Land ofce.

NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS j,
Every person entitled to the right of pre- emptiop
to any of the lands within the townships and frac
tional townships above enumerated, is required to
establish the to the satisfaction of the Register
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payment therefor, practicable after seeing
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commencement of the public sale Of the lands
embracing the tract claimed, otherwise such
claim will be forfeited. tsst.l
-'2t JOHN WILSON,
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Feb 3-law13w t'.'H ~ atA y - ~
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T. ia Permaxont cure Of Bad Les
~ HolowRy's Otntneht and YMlsy-The
MeSe OF the Mary Sheppard on the rassaRe hou1s
from Calcutta injured his leg, which broke our II
one mass Of sores 90 thar he quite incapable Of
| attending TO bis duty. He tried every available
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There is very considerable saving In taking the
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Hnshingkoa Afafrs.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-There has been sc.
yeral designations in the departments and
among them one 5000 clerkship, and one ST..
200.
The classify ing of the clerks in the General
Post Oiice, in such manner tina, they will
e., { sssiGed. proves to be no easy matter,
abd j, Is now doubted whether the joe will be
ccmp'''ed under several weeks.
Il. n Heath, of Michigan, has been promot.
ed 10 the chief of the division in the General
Land Office, under the acts of 1850 and 1852
salsty I'll 500
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NurderOns Afrny ut P;,tsb,,rc

PITTsRURe, July IA riot occurred yes
terday afternoon in lager beer Saloon il
this city, in which the proprietor, named Au.
gustus Lusler, was stabbed-supposed NOR.
tally, and the bar tenders, Francis Kellermar
and Ferdinand Kaiser, were seriously wound
ed. The parties who inflicted the wounds are
Francis Porter and George w. Lewis, young
men of respectable connections. They have
been arrested.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Frem 7ra1iiie and Bahia-ArJst Rarages
OF tie Yeilosc Eerer

BosroS, Jolly 2d.-The brig Helen Jane.
try was perfectly quiet. The war between
Honduras and Guatemala, such as il was, was
at an end.
The bark Montpelier, from Bahia May llth,
though not SO late Ia the brief accounts pub
lished via England, gives more definite state.
ment of the ravages OF the yellow lever there.
The fatality amongst the English vessels in
port was terrible, and some Of them had been
left with scarcely man on board. The fever
was also raging on shore, but the authorities
suppressed all information on the subject.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
b. Janes 1T. TasIer.


NsnAT nA6h4x VALUABLE FARM
r.. enc n zliS west q the city, k.sw. a
nesltn having been restored BY residences Of four
yesrs In the county and desrins 10 devote hie und.
vioed attention 10 commercial parsuits, sBd With
ne. sew g remove to the city he Offers for ssls
co county, one mile west Of the city, On Tie DeeO
Run Turnpike-a continuation Of Broad sfresf reifk
convenient access TO the Westhsm Plsnh Rosd.
Inc tarm contains about 2A acres 0f land sII
state OF agricultural improvement, as he cyope
testify. -
The improvements are extensive, of the most
convenient and modern description. and in psrfect
order, being peculiarly adapted both for family
comfort and the purposes Of the farm.
ne Pre- perry 10 susceptible Of division into three
or more beautiful tracts
h First the mansion house. with III rooms, bath
n7use, Kitchen, out houses for scrysuts smoke tes
scoine, corn and large hay houses extensive sta
oie Ioom &C, with about 10 acres of land includ.
my = garden of acres, and . beautiful yard md
shrnh ga5oen. tastefully set out in shade trSes
secondly, . frame building with six rooms above.
Sesaes brick basement; Kitchen, with rooms.
;s q, staeiing hay shelter l00xl0 feet, DC, &c.
"nn VI acres Of land. - -
f,on,i' tract OF 20 acres without improvements
| ifonung on Grove street and wifnin |. - 80
| ysics OF the Plank Road = :. $1,000 -
| a more minute description of this propertv i.
chsss S here, as those disposed to uur.
are invited to do 20. and treat with jane Ts
nav 1ha a at whose Office plat Of the lsnd
=, ,h;s not nor has there probably been offered
- snIs M Iof years, more desirable piece Of
properly OF equai dimensions with a. usny sdyan.
tases OF location, beauty and sound invs.,r'",,.
ana nothing but the reasons above given indnces
the owner to part with ii ssA 'sesses
Ii not sold privately before WEDNESDAY n.
oth dsy OF July, il will on that day, commene;ns
at 5x O'Clock, N, upon the premises. be ofssreSS
at public suction and the following day. com.
mencing at IL O'clock, N, will be sold he nm.
ing utensils OF every description stock conaisiinc
OF hne mules, mich cows, heifers. yeariings, hoc:.
The terms will be most liberal and accommodate.
ing.
should private sale of the land be effected be.
lore the day ct sale, due notice will be given.
LEWIS D CRENSHAW,
JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auctioneer,
IL 23-3tpndG dtdswIf
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Ner Hamsshtre Legislature

CONCORD, N. H.. July 2d.-The New Hamp.
shire Legislature finally adjourned this morn
ing. All the laws to regulate the sale of Ii.
quor, and great part of the Bank bills have
been postponed.
A very stringent enactment concerning Rail.
road accidents, and the management of trains
on Railroads has been passed.
The amount Of business referred 10 the nex
session of the Legislature is large and mos.I '
of "a private nature.