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The Candidates for Govsrnor-Their Pros
poets.

pectss
From present prospects it appears that the
SURFACES Of the people of New York will shortly
be divided between four candidates for the
Office now / ED by Horatio Seymour. There
ia chance Of that number being increased to
i've by separate nomination to be made at
the Know Nothing Convention on the 4th
But as the policy Of the Know Nothings has
invariably been not to make nominations OF
their own, but to decide upon those made by
other bodies, and as very thorough exertions
are being made to secure the Know Nothing
vote for two out of the four candidates already
in the field the chance OF an addition TO the
number of rivals is very slender As matter
~ policy, 1t would be an error for the Know
Eoihings 10 set MP target which their foe'
I'D attack, when their aims could b. attained
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LAUNCH On Saturday afternoon, Mr.. William Perine
launched from his yard Green Point the ship City of
ErcesIyn, Of J7oo tous she WAS built for Nesmih \
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BALTIMORE PLATFORMS REPUDIATED.-The
following resolution, submitted by Gen. A. P.
Granger, was unanimously adopted by the Sa-
ratoga Convention
Resolved, That the Baltimore Platforms adopted BY
the democratic and whig national conventions without
autht riy and in direct violation Of the sentiments Of
majority Of the people Of this state We wings and
democrats hereby repudate for the past the presen.
and the future.
And the Saratoga resolutions having been
fully and cordially" adopted by the wing can
didates, the Baltimore wing platform has thus
been "spit upon and execrated," and kicked
under the table, by the new wing Sewardized
coalition party Of New York For further par
ticulars inquire Of the chairman, VIM. c.
Bry ant, Of the Saratoga Corresponding Com.
mittee, at the Office of the Ecening Post.
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Cameo -DnGuerreofy pcs,--One instantaneous
siting.Gasry 10 Bro0kiyn, 249 Fglt0n street, opoo
site ,liaton. eAAs. u WILLIAMSON, Artist and Pro
I,is,or,
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The Drought and the CTops-Morc Interest,"
Ing Lcttcrs-Is1ef Reply TO mr.. Newton.
We spread before our readers this morning
ahother instalment Of interesting letters in
reply to our general call upon our fellow
citizens Of the rural districts throughout the
country, for information upon the late general
drought, the crops, &c. Upon the whole, these
letters give as cheerful coloring to the pros
poets before US as those which we have hereto
fore published. The exhibit from North Caro-
lima, and that from the great West, are especial
ly gratifying The old North State" is o
great producer and exporter to other States Of
Indian corn and if the favorable returns of
the G. ops OF the Eastern sections will apply to
the rest Of the Commonwealth, she will be able
to fill up to a considerable extent the de-
fcencies of Virginia and Maryland The
great West is the great granary Of the Union.
The letter of Hon. Willoughby Newton, Of
Western Virginia, late distinguished member
Of Congress from that region, makes out prin,a
fdcie strong case in support Of continued
and progressive high prices. Let US briefly
examine the salient points Of his general argu.
ment. As farmer. be frankly confcsses tina,
he is in favor Of high prices. lie is producer,
and hos lreadstufs and provisions to sell, We
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We have no fears that ''the efforts Of the
press to bring about reduction of the prices
Of breadstufrs and provisions, will lead to such
extensive shipments to foreign countries as to
result in famine prices from the scarcity which
may thus be produced at home. There must
be very considerable advance in prices in Eu-
rope, or great decline here, before our specu.
latoIs can venture upon any very heavy ship
ments Of -four to the British islands, Holland or
France. Freights will hardly justify the ven
ture of cargo to the isles Of Greece or to
Turkey, where prices are extraordinarily low
according to our standards, though bread may
be dreadfully scarce. We must first have
market abroad before we can have any ground
of alarm for ruinous expectations.
The current year has been one Of widespread
calamities, disasters, and misfortunes. The
cholera, the drought, fires and floods and
storms, the yellow fever, railroad frauds,
and the general shaking of public conf
dence from excessive imports and overtrading,
have, perhaps, more seriously afflicted the coun-
try and affected its prosperity than we should
drawbacks and disasters Of hostile invasion
and general blockade. Yet Wall street has
not collapsed, and the worst is now believed to
be over. Were there any real basis for an i'm
pending famine, we should be now experiencing
widely different state Of things.
We shall, from all the lights before us, get
along comfortably through another year. Cana
do, with surplus OF many millions of bread
stufis and provisions, is but waiting the compile
ton Of the reciprocity treaty to prove to us the
blessings Of free trade. California can more
than supply all our wants on The Pacific side,
naval and commercial included. The opening
in the West and Southwest of many hundreds Of
miles of railroads within the last twelve months,
will bring to market immense districts of coun-
try fertile in the production Of wheat and corn,
heretofore almost entirely cut Off from any out
let, The extensive net work VI railroads
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CITY OF WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER o 1854


p"orooALS viii be received this Office on,
Nosember neA for the construe,oD equipment and deliver
lroi at Ee s0h day next June said
no To bo less an 1856 feet 70 breadth OF
less 'han 2oo tons burden and depth hold
ne deck and cabin said
lof e hands att OF the machinery cabin, and
omcers lso, TO have cooking stewards pantry
water closets and customary cabin and kehca u,ue
less than 10 hands and officers.
The upper deck or cabin roof 10 be sucit firm
ary use.
Pilot o. wheel house be the upper supplied
with customary convenences for steering. t
The boat to be schooner gged be supplied requisite
anchos, with adequate cables customary
Of hauer hos chain cable wndas LEVERS
Each details
furnish drawing and model OF the boat
The hoat 10 be supplied with good yaw boats
~ long eaeh and each boat good with rudder
No advances be made the aud the War Depart
and advertise The War Department
right accept of The oposas, the whole and
The boat able steam pressure maintain
speed OF miles the hour be supplied with suitable
bunkers capable of slowing lob
qualify put tugrl-t
and all customary and fixtures strength and
observed The
quate buckets.
The engine of quality Of pressure kind,
with the best improvements.
When the boat reported ready by contractor Inspector
viii be appointed by the War Department. officer OF the
and employ exceeding professional
10 employ the requisite dcmen abores &c., in order make
The boat inspection, exposed trip Of
than 100 miles In moderate veather which
shall maintain speed Of not less than miles the hour
The inspectors reference the condition.
strength Of materials and machnery workmanship hns
evidence
has fulfilled his evidence
aud trial. half of said paid by United saes
j. ALERT,
Sep l6-daOt &2awtls,Noy Col. Corps 4. E.
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United 9tnsa0 1sAaAuA O0es.
WasAingtoa, 6sDs. 8, la5<.

~ The petition Of Henry Burden, Of Troy, YORK. pay
ins Sor s extension Of granted Ok ds
y Dscsnbe 1870 for an Improvement In machine roa
puddle balls other Of iron
from expiration Of said pssent which ,skas usc
On the 10Th day OF December, 1854
petition be heard NJ ths .asr f6.s
monday the 1th Of November at u O'Clock, per
said petition ought not be granted - = - - = -
opposing the required die in the Patent
Oce their objections specially
Gays before inc day Of bearing al testimony nd BY psIy
10 oe USED a the said hearing
application - = -
The testimony in the will bs l7 Of Novsnbe
depostons and other relied upon must b. died
In the ONCE before morning that dny he n1ruusn
any, within days thereafter. -
Ordered, ALSO that this notice published the Union Iu,s
encci and Evening Star, Washington, D. CT Argus
Phadelpha Pennsylvania Scientific Acricsn New YoSk ana
fo Boston, Massachuset, spccss.ivv
weeks previous TO the 27 Of November hearing
CHARLES MA6ON.
f.er .s.g. a4 Commasoner Of Patents.
Of the above papers will please copy
bills 10 the Patent Once, with containing
Sept 6-law3w
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mo. 52o.1

NO. ozul
Notice for Restoring Lands to Market In Wisconsin.
NOTICE hereby given that the request Of ths Hon. Heny
~ Dodge for satisfactory aasacd the lands
fore withdrawn from In the ow River
Poin. Districts Of WISCONSIN,
each supposed proposed
buquc via ST. Paul. 70 Fond du Lake supeor particularly
scrbed lie notice Mo- 3l9 issued from Office
July last which subject private the time of said
withdrawal except such been pre- empted
agan subject entry location
day September precisely the and conditions
though the had been Withdrawn from Market
the withdrawal of those townships cmbrsccd in the Presidents
proclamation No $40 public Willow River Wisconsin,
Monday the lth day of September having
been resendea they win be offered directed poctama
ton.
Given under hand the General Land Ofcc the
Washington, this 2st day of August, DOmni 1854
BY order of the President.
JOHN WILSON, Commissioner.
Aug 22-aaw6w tfnte, u StarI
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fNO. hl6 |

NOTICE extending the dime OF the reservation ot
IN Withdrawn sale aour pro
posed from SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA, VtoEspuRo
NIssIssrrI
the the lands
Withdrawn from market and ordered to be withheld from
valid until the 9Th day of
by December IL, 1889, lying within
miles proposed railroad
toned, of months 7h
hand the city Of Washington this tenth day OF
June 1854.
BY order of the Presidenti
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Juue li--iaw3w
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Trustees Sale Of Montgomery County Land.

Trustees Sale of Montgomery County Land.
RY virtue Of decree court for Montgomery county
s s VII ne a s: +;
e .ac,ion on Tuesday the tenth Of October
as:' III ::
divided following ois Viz ' ''''"''s '''a
No.l
bought Emily he estate Of he s.s Tkssss
GtinE and contains SIX s wholly pissa
The lies weil, Kind
NO. =.
This lo, lies con.suou. No. the side Bsdsn.
mill washlnson city third side large proportion Ein
open unimproved waeed lies Wen for cais
H. contains lsc scIs mere 'm'" ''''"''' ."
Adjons No Warrington Colesvs
contains l57h acres has on I. nsyereins Prs cfan
a pure .,s other supplies The timber and
i3si No. 4
ls.sa., s..a ss ss.aq
% II .n sn ds sS lies to NO. w which
Conass 9SA scre. and fen the wsshiagoa
2. % s :" vel,
", as .na 81 and s' abundant supply Of
No. Q
Lies between No. and Barnes Joy.
o1 on s..s road from The rcsd s M:
oak timber. s residue is 10 pine wood and open land mot In cs
uvatiOn 1nere IL sides IT, IL contains MN
acrch ia we'll wasercd, and may he easily improved.
No.
Lie. nearly sou.h q .donns No The ssoy. mentioned
bered and watered, and contains 81 Y
No. 80
2k partly mbered and partly open
from No. by the mentioned
and fronts II has sufficient supply Of WATER and
sides and sdjons the lands Mr. Richardson
Mr. DAvs
parsons wishing purchase examine the
property which will be shown by the Messs Clarke who reside
purchase will bc required
cash day Of and the residue equal ia
and from the day sale and bssaa nt:i
thereof 10 be secured by
bonds susstss
approved On Of the whole parchase
the
property him. them sod free, clear,
Of the parties TO this and Of
w, vEIRs BOWIE
Sept l5-d3ts&2aw3wcp Trustee,
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Term, Of 1aitio n

NNEFCHNCS eminent time OF
~ George III by Lord Drousham edition. q VOLS
Letters Of Rachel I.sdy Russell edition. volume.
Railroad accidents and by which they be pre-
vented by the the safety
Turnbui and w. G. ficRen. Price rs
Owen the Skeleton and eeth
Bushnans principles Of animal and vegetable physiology
Carpenter PRINCIPLES Of comparative physiology edition
AuR27 FRANCK TAYLOR,
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United states Mails.

I5 Posr Orrlcr ARrMEsr,
August 20, is54
carving me mail. G s unIed States The
following routes on !e Mssisspp will be received
III socock of 9Th November 1884, decided BY
the llih Of the month
No Sloa F,S% Cairo III BY Memphis Tenn Nsposon A1
New Orleans, I,o75 miles and bnck, daily, In safe and
dsng suitable s,sa ssssmSoa,'; sn1i. a
Arrive at New Orleans in d ays by SPIN;
- Leave New Orleans daily at IN;
:. . Arrive a. Cairo in six days by pm.
Saad o ASpe '5a.' asa' einans 1sa neaa aTS
Fulton, Tenn ossoa, AK, Pecan Point, Randolph,
miles and back three times week, in safe and suitable
Leave every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, nj
Arrive !, Memphis in 81 houra by ! o m next day;
Leave Memphis Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
Arrive 4, cau9 in 81 hours by a iays,
MISSISSIPPI
Pecan Grove. Taua, Miss Lake Providence La,
ton, Miss. Grecnvile, Columbia, Ars, Gainss LAnd-
ing; and victria Miss, TO Napoleon, AK, saO miles
Leave vieksburg every Monday, Wednesday and Thurs
Napoleon every rridps saturday, Sunday,
Asayr Napoleon every sams4ay, Wednesday, and Mou-
Artye vicksburg evsr tuesday Thursday,
day bybpm
ILtlNoIs.
No aa1 Eum Island I BY Hampton, Fon nyron cordo
che Lyons, fabpia, and gievge, 10 Galena, H.. 100
atas and back three times week, in safe and suitable
Bidders wli propose schedule.
requirements tenncng conditions 10 be in
the such department may deem pope
sipp rvcf dated June ISL. '
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Aug 81 eoaa0i Intel. and star.l
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NOTICE TO PRE- -EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Under the Of Congfes approved 81 March, 1882 entitled An
United
caeDdsd above mentioned alternate sections
where Me settlement and made date
OF allotment aud paid for AZ the rate OF dollars aud
the fixed public
approved March, e54 entitled
lands for railroad purposes who
prior the date uhdra
win be entitled 10 enpoDs al the ordinary minimum price Of
public the of dollar i've
proven ana paid before the day fixed the pub
lie sale Therefore, entitled 70 the right OF pre-
March, e3 above referred settlements made prior 10 The h
1851 (hc date %. under the
required establish the register
proper land oce and make therefor
price fixed by law practicable after eeag his
and before the day appointed f the public the
bracne the tract claimed otherwise such claim win 40 forfeited
jos. n. WILSON,
Ac,,,n. Commissioned Of the General Land Office.
aos s0--iawI3w flat 4 Starl
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Extensive Boot and Shoe Establishment.
JUST OPENED I'M IRON HALL.

Extensive Boot and shoe Establishment.
JUST OPENED IN IRON HALL.
nas a .sps
Ninth and Tenth streets and furnished with perhaps ,h
The DISCRIMINATION Of The undersigned to mako this ss,b.
With this he has made arrangements for regular supply Of
couny every variety Of
hocs for ladies' gcntsmen, children and servants here be
expense has been spared In fitting up this establishment 80
win liberal public patronage prices mod
crate apprcxmasng closely possible to those Of the m"nua
The following arc among the articles Just received.
FOR LADIES'
Black, bronze, and gaters thick
White and hae. satin slippers. and e.; English sa slippers
Morocco walking shoes Of every variety "a.
.n"y Liz" ssssna pc'sas and Other styles dss.s shoss
FOR GENTLEMEN.
DO do walking shoes
Do calf dress boots, half boots, ana shees l0.
Do calf and pseni-leashsr Oxford ties ~ a
cs,ss c'o,s ssler., ee%ps sacs @s and color.a
French fored Eng.h es
FOR YoUTHH MISSES AND CHILDREN.
pumps of beautiful styles, and OF
s. s.ss ss na coo.sa CATERS slipper. walking shoe. OF
Chdens shoes, embracing every quality in
FOR BOYS.
made s.su for @ this .sns. q
which have heretofore been dicst 70 hnd
FOR SERVANTS.
servants shoes of all kinds large and very
respectfully request old cnasone and the citizens gen
orally Of washington .so s.n.
The city, 70 favor me with purehasins dssirs .
.s no sI% % g
ALL and win success in my new en'erpn,ss' uonvp,
Iron HAN Boo. and Shoe Es,sbilshnssns,
Aug I7--diwAeoaw Ass M
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University OF Maryland.

ScFooI Of Medicine,
'IhG ofty seventh begin on Monday oo,o, n e-
and end on the Is, OF March, 1850 N'' v io'',
rn, p,.s ana r,aeuee o. Surgery, N. r. Smith, NJ. d.
nnnemistry and Pharmacy, w. Il. A. Aiken MI D.
nnnnasomy and rhytoiogy Joseph Roby NJ d. " "
Cos'siucs Richard w. Thomas Nj D.
NJ. ID. - '''s'0" h"aohis, Geo W. Mtepberger,
rfaenes, ahstomy b. b. Smith, NJ ID.
.bn'cal instruction Ip6rpayv beon,;..
ana containing one hundred md dny beds SIS ~ "'
500. '' e'" m,,,',euaon Zee, So graduation fee,
Sen t-a,w,oho, WILLIAM T. a, AIKEN, NJ. d.,
- -''''e' Dean.
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lT cviden1ly best that we sn>o~~oe te e~r svs~
toners and The consume Of dry goods senssy
Gently purchased at The northern auctions
pieces rich plain black sks per ynrd u
piscs. escorted eolosd plain sIks 80 ssam ya
sSss Lot Of chsmlsets sleeves with ohss smhsuAses
atiess than half the importers
IS pieces "Lupins black oasQusstes
apsces heavy corded mourning q 50 per yrd, vaue
dpsces whss poa do sole saiss M svsaar
dresses, q per yard !; valss u 50
hssW PCuis DC Sole Silks msrino coaass, q
pieces French neaos colon, rs cents pm yard
pieces DO, Sl per ysrd value q 50
Is pieces nch PLAZA .ks, IS yer yssd wsl wor g
ao cartons plain white craps seawis
cartons adles' golden bordered long scarfs
cartons printed cashmere shawls fOr autumn
dozea adie. dark and light kid 1lovss can rsco
mend, at 15 conn per pair, BY ihe dozen only
will be taken back exchsuaedn s
cartons rich autumn and winter band prices onequass
less than value 80 -
500 pieces rieh chinzcs fine quality, lax psr yard
pieces and fine white hannels quarter
pieces extra and appropriate mouselrs. Cns
pieces nns and stylish and mou.sepe, IN new
desi1ns and combinations
pieces de hase for travelling dresse various qualities
= cartons ladfes embroidered cambric skirts
0psGts % 1nu:usX stylish and modern woolIsn p.aids for
With every other article usually found dry soods
house, 70 which daily additions made.
Good articles low prices, and fair dealing NAV be rolled In an
- -' ~ ~ w ~ ~"
One price only
bear to request take with them homo eools
TO! inspection, a. creates confusion in accounts.
they Be paid closed BY Having but one price, delay in
closing bulls Is not expected to occur. -
PERRY BROTHER,
. Central Stores, west house opposite Centre Marke
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Ths aas Of viii ~ upua ea boos Qsis q
payment of the sahscripaon b. n advasce
DAsaas sbscztss nay naoasy b, lss,x, ,As
whah nv - Paa BY snd al ak BY ouyvs,s r. m
uannnSnkou- -
TAs COUNTY, PAPER published u weakly Amin. IN. 49,.
soas Of Ccagress, and ssmi weekly during The sces.
Sshscnpions hs psnod less year will be rrc~ivs
tofns pfoporioasd to tbs above annual rates.
0P0GTnA6TR1e snshosed a. our sss.su ,nA nv
ssAAag DAILY spbsc1ibe go enclosed o. y.v.
sknWEEKLY subscribers, sas enclosed will b. eHuusd a.
COPY srasiA.
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MALL STEPENS, military manufacturers Of the first orders,
would respectfully call the attention Of and navy ocers
their goods They have created
revolution in tbs department. and furnish the most elegant
goods nj that will successfully challenge greater red ucon
We wish 10 show that this privilege business
and susceptible of all III" the despite the osgng-
Of nntiqunrians WV
Citizens clothes made order elegant style aaa latest
United States flags and banners made o order,
Aug l2-Staw3,o
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K MnAoiDEHIEis. LACE GOODS, sxc.--r.1 subscribers
uafe us day received full and complete above
p w 'ast fas styles embracing all the
ue aen ION ofihc ladies' respectfully nvi.cd The
"s aN " ist otamc of the leading articles, viz; (
!, Msmsse Mm ehsmizetts and sleeves in sets
- stai,csa collarntts and sleeves do
f - ''"p embroidered muslin sets, YaIenees trimmed
do Maltese
.sY .. y mtssln coiiarei.s and ,leey.s
.a5 sfsnh embroidered nu-iin collar W." ''FN
"a do do .'i No"n'~
4SrchY do c.,ah,is pa,
$50 do do ino's s, ssiits, of open dresses
~, - Peess aiatcSe faces edy,pcs all w,stl.
Ivy 90 nasnces aces, edgings, and Inserting.
- 10 English thread aces, edgings and inse,,ip..
I5 DO camhic houncina and 1ndiina' % ''so'""sS
20 DO Swiss muslins houncncs md b.nds
ioo do embroidered dmi,y bands ~
81 embroidered mu and co,n,r..
. % dozen long and sbori black lace mi,s '
Aso every variety OF nets Illusions leces ho,,;n.,
s rmsroidsed musin lawns lace vests
Noves, hosiery, &C. ', "'"oke'cneis'
sep 3-3tsw4Mf UnoF ppo.,,r,
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Al NATIONAL MEDICAL l. COLI4EGkc Washington u-The
~ hirshiFt annual of lectures win
fourth MONDAY In October, and continue until March,
81 FACULTY.
Thomas, Miller NJ d. Professor Of Physiology
VIM P Johnston M D Professor of Obstetrics
Women and children.
Joshua Riley H. Professor Maera Medca Therapeutics,
aud Hygiene. E4 t t.5t Hsi
john Pred May NJ D. Professor Of the Principles
Surgery. 4t.aa
icine.
Lewis IL Steiner Nj. D. Professor of Chemistry Pharmacy
Edward A. Scott, NJ d. Prosecor and nemonsEaor
The facilities for the poseouoa Of practical anatomy ample
Like similar institutions in Europe,
regular given wards
under the roof
The completion Of the extensive additions the buildings
the last for the Of the sick will greatly
the usefulness Of the medical and surgical Clinic
The expense for full Of lectures 500
Practical GcMunatrdtOr
Matfculhltn9 payable only
Graduating .2
Admission the medical and surgical clinic through
without charge lff5 e15.t 5s5
For further information, address LEWIS H. STEINER,
Dean Faculty office Washington In6rmary
Aug25--eodt0 Nov Heninel]
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No. 525.J

mo- 523J
Sale Of alternate sections In the state Missouri
ny tho President of the United states
IN pursuance OF law, L. FRANKLIN FIERCE, reaiden,
limited ss.ss q do and make
nns , odd d S. whcb ae y United State sa
ssatse Mi..e. subject .as dollars any
sa s 'ss as' s
the public lands aid the Of railroads
s VIII
land offices in said Stale ., 'be periods hereinafter designated
Al the land Office PALxYRA, commencing Monday,
e 5 OF the e oS
above referred situated in the aforementioned townships
North Of the base line and u Of the h principal nerddn
Township fGy sir, of range three
Townships ysir, d,y and eight, range
Township. Gure 'y sir dity-seven y-eisA and is
Townships dyire taysn fifty seven, dhy-eighi aud Hy-
townships diiyee ay six ey.e.eu and syeisA Of range
seven
Township. ss as @ ."ss ns ss
Townships tyfvs, Gy sir yseren, and 1y eight Of range
and
A, the land office MiLAs commencing Monday III. eighth
day Of January next for the disposal Of the vacant public lands
ioiiowingnamed townships, 10 wit;
Township. ys I seys sl and s If 'as s snss sfg4s assn
Townships ST. and y s;s Of range fieen
Townships y sir, hfy-seven and sigh, Of
own.ps seven ss Of range range aiseteea aeea
Townships y sir, fifty deigkt tanse ,wen,y
Townships tty si, diseven, y sisA range twenty,
Townships ysir, hy seven and n.y. eight Of range twenty
A. the land and o,S at Monday
above referred 20 as are s
uated in the following named townships, yiz
North Of te hasa as, Of mn principal eridian
10,