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IN pursuance olsw, Frankn Pierce, President Of United
States of America DO hereby declare and make sso~n that public
nroRr of MINNESOTA al the times herein designated TO wiz
At,ns land once HsowssvIIs commencing Monday the
situated within tie aforementioned townships, VIZ;
North Of tAe base as and Of As RIA principal ~sran
Townships hundred and hundred and swo of
Townships hundred and hundred two, of
Townships hundred and and hundred and
Townships hundred and hundred and two,
townships hundred one one hundred and two
hundred three four range
tlee, and hundred and four, ofrange
Townships one hundred and hundred and two one hun
red and ee hundred and four and hundred and
range eleven
Al the same place. commencing on Monday the twenty day
osepember for the disposal OF the public lands within the
limit Of the following townships, viz;
North base line the A principal meridian
Townships hundred hundred and two hun
da aud ee hundred and FOUR and one hundred ana h
townships hundred one and
ded three hundred and four, OF range thirteen
Townships hundred and one ono hundred ana o' ana one
and ds of .n hundred and TWO one hun
ed and three ana one hundred and Jour- range
Townships one hundred and wo one hunasa ana u' one
Townships hundred and four and hundred aud ve OF
seventeen.
eleventh day september next o the disposal Of the public lands
situated in ,he following named townships, viz
North Of the base line and wsst Of e fourth principal meridian
Township forty one, of range sixteen.
Township tytwo, of range seventeen
Townships forty, forty of eighteen
Islands heen twenty and twenty
and townships tirtyeis thirty
and forty, OF range nineteen
military
sold under provisions OF the act
the boundaries OF the military
Territory OF Minnesota"
proved August 1884, which subject to empon
claims
south half of section Ave. sections
foucen fifteen, seventeen twenty
reserved for military NJ The
Fey three, exclusive of all the Islands
Mississippi river township eight of twenty
commencing Monday, the
eighteenth for the disposal Of the public
following townships Of which the portions
military Fort Smelling are 10 Dc
so accordance with the OF the ACT OF Dh august
quoted which subject to empon
claims,
line aud Of the fourth principal meridian
Townships twenty and tweny-eight exclusive OF ue
islands the Mississippi of twenty 1.-TWO
Townships eight and twenty ninc exeiu
islands Mississippi twenty
Townships and twenty eAciu
sive Of the islands Mississippi OF range twentiou
appropriated the of schools military and
other purposes, uil be excluded from the sales
lands Will be commenced the days
the which they adveF
tised despatch shall have
ored and the sales thus closed but sale shall be kept open
the lands VII
be admitted AFTER the expiration the two weeks.
Washington this third day
June Domni thousand hundred and fin four
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
Dy the President:
JoHS WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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NUUNFut RESIDENCES = hsvs sas rent
- al new hopses with ivnacrs u
6oul die Capitol. TT.
These nnscs spacious aud cellar wood
ed aud stable for EACH ni ppmPs
The siuar'nn vs. hfsGui, 0Ternakre tiE
AL 90 sul ,iUS { - capitol. p :" y
Toe ApproacA q by ia aud II stress eav.,e avenue AID
gTtti 70" y ~ ~ 3"
IN anRess lEs Essa fare, peaseal, ssiabshea
% te route, and twice and The
freHiden's SQUARE, leaving {, ard D. Returning
leave Centre Market where makes brief sand, 9. and
hrnt-two hunirUd dollars n year.
The houses taken open Inspection he seen
by applying Nm. sckny, on Cottage street or myself
AZ my residence, the premises.
july y dr. AMOS KENDALL
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Navy Beef and Pork for 1895.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

| Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing, Aug 2ilh 1854
SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals Beef and p
- posals Will III
IA saturday, the y0h day septemb
furnishing deIverns Of all aud rsk hs
United States, al the following navy yards
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propo a or ,yool and Coal.
orncr OF rar srcRrr.nr OF rus sss.rr u.

ofncg ssoREr.Rr OF rus SENATE US,
August r., 1854
&GALED PRoPos sails @ te we'd a, ths ohee until
~ O'Clock NJ Nantay instant,
yens vap't OF Capitol. day
Dcioaer hundred properly
nnkn and screened for furnaces Also hundred
ana TWENTY-FIVE cords OF best hickory wood be measured no
Of hc sud pfpy
packed away whole subject inspection 10
PTogai OF the - Z senate.
Security the faithful furnishing
The above articles toe satisfaction OF The Secretary Of ans Senate
win be required.
Proposals should be Proposals Coal,
M directed 10 the Secretary Of The saras Washington.
Ang l3-iaw3w
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ID ELLIS: BELLS. BELLssRor churches academies, az
STEAMBOATS,, plantations. made and nge sssol
kept hand by the uborhefs at ueif
of munutac,us so perfected
that world wide celebrity or volume OF sound and
have recently succeeded ~
applying process Of loan ,oldng in iron ea TO bell casting
casting aud as
dence unpsed excellence OF their beli @ have Just &c
ceved (January, 1854 Hr premium Ga silver medal Of ne
all Others, raj ro1 his coln
y and Europe being competition and which IS the eighteenth
,d besides diplomas Ihat has been awarded rhom uey
keep hand M oa variety OF tones on o
ssa aud furnish TO order cns OF any numb
brs on &C., I'D several 81 their make toDsnqhi M
fs hansinss eeqpshs nShy sess ano
improvements .-.,s-st CAST iron yoke WIN ioN1p
arms turned .soa sAG kfi spring acting on
the capper, proonang the sound; rer tssf. kths DINNER
steamboats, Steamship
prod revolving yoke, fancy hansngs IN brass OF oon,s y
anv e supply whole sets or paris :" our
haurpr -shang belts n,e upon prop
being given. "'a Iasfh |" esnpshef.
of nj, wade epe sept 1n haai
ae.n. Immediate eron with the principal 'h III
rsconp, ether Troaf oanui river orders Gao he executed
,pcctfuiy solicited
Feb ai-dly West Troy, Aibany CO., y. y.
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rOIETRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT have for several
ground attached TO each situated
1reen,t little than miic noheesery from
the Capitol.
wood
she'd and each, at hand
beautiful overlooking large goroa Of The city,
and n ia lev OF the Capitol. .
Tho approach 7h and Streets Delaware avenue ans
,nS permanently established
between Kendall Green and the
Centre Market brief stand, at w ana IN
O'Clock
Rent--two Lundred dopars "a
The houses for inspection and Ne seen
by applying VIM Sickpey who Cottage street. or my
se r at my residence. slae premises.
AMOS KENDALL
July 23-eodu
lAOCOLATE, Cocoa, and Broma.- w. BAKER COS
" American and Vanilla chocolates and
chief
tho Unicn principal
he United States, ssd by their agents,
ussey Murray, New York Grant and Tweis, fhiadephia
Thomas W Brundge, Baiumore Kennel Dudley, Cincinnati
Ohio; and 4. N. Howell, Georgetown D. G.
WALTER BAKER, h CO.,
Ap2-Aly Dorchessar. Maas.
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/" snider's'' Wines, PhiladeIph

Snidcrs'' Wines, philadelphia.
JOHN " sNIDER at the former old established
wine snde No rs Walnut street, four doors
will supplied
and liquors on the n,osac accommodating
SNIDER Js for the importation OF foreign wines,
Office No prepared receive orders
special importation &c various houses in Eu
and upwards; and also soiictts
son. Vaughan dc the of his friends and
former customer.
free of freight.
Iune u--dIY
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.INITED STATES CaiisoFn via Aspiss-
II SIN and 2ilh of ust-
steamships approved Navy Department
1900 surdsn gaarantyins speed and safely
Panama railroad completed oaispa is miles
The transit from ocean TO OCEAN embraces miles In a
Aspnwai Obispo transportation
a dtyr order. single
can therefore, passengers
only transferred and from mute
along
be river sportaon III future ibis
sickness description
being always kcN posi- al Nss YORK, Paua
Francisco, prevent actenf accidsn
I Tnu Is entirely reiiutie.
is Atlantic Ell be
Iay in days nd ont Pacific, III ~ i9z days.
Passengers Panaind the day atcf ty arrive Aspn
frough ckels ore, rates. be- had tie aerncy II
| y stiugI, New t6tk.
Jan 2S--dI .
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Commissioner of the General Land Office.
SoricE TO PRE- EMpTioN CLAIMANTS.

every person ened the right of emption of the
the townships and townships above
rated required establish the to the satisfaction of The
proper land Office and make
practicable after seeing this notice, and before
the public
such claim will be
JOHN WILSON
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Ju,sa Al Ihv
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svapoi o. Gsunh-risaa Universally, t.roa1"
Tennessee
FACULTY, lion Abraham catiteSs, lslt NJ tn e"ea
l. judges OF Tennessee.
Hon. uagcs upra,,
of Tennessee
Brnmfcid b. Ridley, The OF t safe
Caruh,rs GTcch their whole .Scisy
school
Daily examinations
regular Of lectures hut plEnat tic
daily thu progress ot The examinations
cek rqniy, Il
pnirs
prosecute through all The
pfaeuce. The framed prepare
dess records and all documeur be
iie tak.u by appeal
supreme mooi roart, held monthly ea=-,
public the cad The students clerks so
jurors ami chancellor, IL oue Gcia
snciues connected with their suits ,s..
Sessious-1he tAe thd Monday
third Thursday February The second
the succeeding Monday To February AMI ends scrohd
Thursday in July.
lps.es rY sessi5DTu;ion Zee $50 advances
sac tatggk
VIII be had IN Lebanon boGks-nIes..
required cunpscr tEs course, unless the
sdapeed class Nc rrevo1 udy required m I'D
There four rceiat oiasses Students
any duriur the collegiate year.
There connected win tie school
Number students tire coagasc year eishiysfX
F'"'' hobGBl' /. pARDTHERS,
Feb ii-eoIy " PTci1eht lo9fd - 4rtst'rs
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he ..ale lnss,u.e souiti g.roiipa aycnue, between
stIi n,sa az, streets east, Hashinrfo.s,

t,unrRbe sulcrbsrs, hsyirs tabshrd themselves in the
hhe, hn.pe at the OF Bird, ADD
Streets are prepared furnish acss The trade isvorn
ole ies.s They sohci share OF pnei,c patronage. ~
~ GEO, w. GARRETT & co.
June I6-eou
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IN pursu anee OF L. FRANKLIN PIERCE, President of the
United states America, do hereby declare
thst public The
State of wcosss the periods hereinafter desisnated
viii.
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.1OLUMBIAN COL, EGE. Washington, ID. C.-The thr-
" of Coiunsg College will begin the last
Students have the choice of pursuing die ssi
bachelor scientific cGfse Er
philosophy. The college
sIe hundred dollars For further information
address e Columbian College, Washington D. c."
Augt --rGt Jw.
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ny the President:
49, No.

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MAY ig--lawl3~ tft
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RHENCA Eogiish boarding. and day school for
Young ladies' Sisters, street, between
l 3 Washington D. G. The duties of this institution will
resumed Monday 18th September when the pupils
desired 10 ierns &C. circulars
be Lad al al the principal bookstores In the city.
Sent
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-04-08

tender assduy the quick anticipation Of his wants. and
the most ingenious and xealous affection comfort and
console him to assuage his pains during the slow
ing Of his life, Arago experienced it in the circle unor
tunatey too restricted Of relatives who dear him
He died surrounded by his sons, his sister, NJ de Mat
thieu, worthy Of the tender affection Of such brother
and by his niece, Nine Laugier whose devotion to him
was Of the most touching character.
"Absent from NJ. Aragos bed Of suffering have only
been able to utter from distance the of my own
lively grief Even the certainty Of the approaching ao-
tion has not been to diminish its bitterness As final
homage to him who has just descended to the tomb
will repeat here few lines which have already been pub
lshed elsewhere: What characterized was saying
This unique man, not only the power of genius
which produces and fecundates and that acidy Of
thought and expression whose gift it is to develop
and complex ideas with the ease precision and clear
that would to belong exclusively to subjects
with which the human intelligence has been long familiar
but also the charming union Of the strength and
elevation Of impassioned nature with aectonate
gentleness Of sentiment / proud to think that by
my tender devotion and by the admiration that
have expressed for him in all my works. have belonged
sometimes pronounced IL aaa slss s S 10 s
"ALExANDRE DE HUMBOLDT.
"PorsDAM, NOVEMBER, 1883"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-04-08
FROM OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENT

| "..a.. o-%E PARIS, MARCH 10, 1904.
The interest attached to the military preparations
for in the East has, during the last week, given
way, in considerable degree, to that connected
with the progress of the two hundred and fifty mil
lions loan constituting the financial preparation for
the same war, of the vote on which spoke in my
letter of last week The Emperor has decided in
favor Of raising this loan by general national sub
scription; and the official papers, with such of the
others as venture to express an opinion at all assert
that the probabilities are at present that not only
this considerable sum, 250,000,000 of francs,
| ($46, ,000,) but double and triple that sum
could be promptly raised in the same way from the
pubc-spirted and patriotic capitalists of France. On
the first day Of the opening Of books for subscription
the Treasury the Of small capitalists rushing
portions of the gave unwonted animation
the quarter from A. NJ to the closing of the books in
the afternoon Those who to subscribe for sums
that would yield them rsnte per of 1000 francs
and less received at door and the larger
capitalists another The former counted the journals
say, by thousands and the latter by hundreds. EMILE
GIRARDIN of the Pres who has been earnestly exhor
ing capital be bold and to exhibit in the political
crisis through which the country is passing the usual
fear which money to withdraw and hide ITSELF has
gvenan of his sincerity by appearing among the
very first at the Treasury and subscribing for pro-
ducing at per 100, rcnte of 5000 francs 1t is evil
IDENTIFY the hope and expectation of the Government
the loan carried throughout the country by
husiasm like that which has prompted the unanimous
votes of the Council of State, Of the Legislative Corps
and Of the Senate. 1t counts chiefly upon the small cap
talsts of the departments upon those whose incomes,
whether from labor property enable them 10 put by
small sums annually for rainy day upon those in fine
who have from $40 to $400 in hand, and which they
would otherwise hide in old cking or place in
savings bank Well, this expectation may not be dis
appointed After the maryes of inconsistency wrought
by popular enthusiasm in France since S4S tits hard
say what may not happen. But it will require the con-
Of great many small capitalists Of this sort to
make up the hundred aud fifty millions contemplated
by the loan 1t understood that the great bankers whose
agency has heretofore been used for the realization Of
State loans, little pleased at this declaration of inde
pendence which the Government has just declared against
thcm aud is apprehcnded that they w by abstanng
from subscription upon this occasion, hope to give Gov
eminent lesson that will be remembered upon future
occasions. II the subscription proves Government
hopes il will prove, to be popular and national, the
Rothschids, Hottnguers Barings and other OF the
money kings viii be srievousy disappointed SO conf
dent is the Emperor that the project viii tumpbanty
succeed, and 80 detemined Is he to claim for his Gov
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-04-08
223, ,S29, AIS frs. ... .
$780, 300 s special loans for canals and public works
interest .
10000 900 frs interest on funds to be paid back.
45,979 900 frs, life debt.
307, ,76S 7lS frs.
64,545, ,s64 frs Dotaton Of the sinking fund.

372, ,3l4, SIT francs, (S69, 622 S28)
... PARIS, MARCH 20, 1854.
We have still no news of special interest to com
muncate touching the war. The answer of the
Czar to the utimatum of France and England has
not yet been received. War, therefore, is not We:
formally declared but preparations for that event
are proceeding as actively as ever A notice in the
Moniteur informs US that the first corps of troops
to form the French army of the East sailed from
Marseilles last evening, (l9th,) at & z. NJ, under
the command of Gen. CANRoBERT; and letters from,
Malta up the 18th instant state that the troops
posing the English expodonary corps daily arrv
ing at that port. 1t is not unlikely that my next letter
will inform you Of the formal declaration OF war
The position Of the German Powers is daily becoming
more distinct. The assertions which abounded three
weeks ago of their close coincidence Of views with the
Western Powers, and of their speedy formal alliance with
them for active operations against Russaasserons 80
positive almost to make abandon the contrary opin
ion al along expresscd-are longer made. -Senlof
osl articles have appeared both in Prussan aud Ausr
On journals, averng in positive terms tie complete har
mony that exists among oil the German Powers, great
and small relative to the which they should pur-
sue 10 the existing war Their policy is neutrality, only
to DO departed from in the interests Of Germany i'm
peratvely demand it. Letters from Berlin dated 10th
March state that the Cxar has recognised the neutrality
OF Prussia, and the Government of the latter Power is
actively arming for the purpose of maintaining by force
OF arms il necessary respect of that neutrality by all the
oegerents Austria, on her part, is assembling force
OF i2oooo men in her provinces contiguous to Turkey,
(the Bannat She announces however, the Intention to
occupy Serva and Bosnia, which belong to the Turkish
Empire only in the breaking out Of rebellion there
should leopard the tranquility of her dscontented
adjacent provinces In view cf this necessity the Aus
trn Ambassador Mt Constautnope has suggested to The
Porto the possible expedon0y Of such Austrian eocu-
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CONGRESS- WEDNESDAY


SEyArE-Several private bills were considered ana
passed
The Senate resumed the consideration OF the civil and
diplomatic appropriation bi and the amendment making
for cusomhouses and marine hospitals in
rous parts of the country agreed oeas 81 nays 6
Various other amendments considered until quarter
past four o'clock when without disposng of the BILL the
Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENT ArvEsThe House refused to sus-
pend the rules to enable Mr. Letcher to introduce bill
peang the Minnesota land bill by avoe of 100 to 6onot
two-hirds The House went into committee on the naval
appropriation BILL and after debating sundry amendments,
rose and reported the bill to the House The amendment
aboshng the ratons of intoxicating liquors in the naval
service was adopted by vote of "a to S. The amendment
was however reconsdered and rejected by vote of 80 to
81 including the of the Speaker in the negative The
bill passed by of 80 to 49, The House refused to
suspend the rules to enable Mr. Singleton resou
ton of inquiry in relation the state of negotiations with
Spain by vote of 6e LOG. The House suspended the
rules to enable Mr. Faulkner to report from the Military
Committee the bill of the Senate increasing the pay of the
army by vote of 100 to 49, Mr.. F. spoke at length on
the bill Mr. Grow followed obecting to any increase to
officers receiving over $40 month Mr. Phelps obtained
the Aoor to oppose the BILL when the House adjourned
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REJoIcINGs OF THE AB0IITlONIsTs.

The whig aboitonists of the Greeley stamp Are com
ptely overwhelmed with joy at their prospect of swa-
lowing up the regular whg party. The result of
the late fusion convention in Ohio has brought such
men an Root Giddngs, Townshcna, Greeley Garrison,
Wendell Phillips Cassus NJ Clay, Co to the head of the
allied army and the followers of Webster, ebay, Fillmore,
Co are required to follow in their wake and march
under the black flag Of abolition and dsunion What a
sight it would be such heterogeneous crew at the
head of this great nation to control its desnyl
Greeley has long labored for this state of things He
has even gone SO far into Ohio and lecture
the people of that gea agricultural State as to the pro-
prety of their adopting the P,oectue tariff policy and
putting such persons himself Fanny Wright Lucy Stone
and Mrs Harriet Bcecher Stowe in power TO carry out the
doctrine He is urging them to adopt the fusion
systcmr including the same persons and principles His
lahors before resulted in giving General Pierce srfeen
thousand majority over General Scott We have no doubt
that the people Of Ohio will repueian this motley crew as
they did in 1852 and sustain the old national democratic
flag
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spEECH OF MR.. yANsANT.

1t is known that this journal has not sustained the
effort in favor of civil superintendency in the ma
tiona arrnories and that have not failed to ex-
press our opinion on that subject at length. But
for all this we have not hesitated to print the opn-
ions which have been expressed ia Congress on both
sides of this question The speech Of Mr. Vansant in favor
of the civil sspentendence Of the national armores which
we publish to-day, is very interesting and eloquent pro-
duction and however may differ from aome of its con-
clusions we do not hesitate to applaud its ability force
and style Mr. yansant does not say that be himself is
mechanic and that the representative Of the great
city Of Baltimore he may be said to speak the sent-
cns of the Of toll in that vicinity but this ois
sion only shows how willing he is to rest his arguments
upon the facts and the record without invoking outside
preudces He is Of the ables and most fearless men,
bers of the House of Representatives.