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New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
BROOKLY YN ITEMS.

NARROW EscAPE.-Last Sunday night sailor be-
longing on board Of Prussan vessel lying at the AT
isnic Dock attempted TO reach one of the Hamilton
ay ferry-boats after il had started from the dock on
this side. when he fell into the water and would have
been drowned but for the timely assistance of officer
Keeler of the Third Distict Police, who promptly
came TO his rescue
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
Our Agents.

Me~r CARcILL & RocKwELL, No North Broadway Yos'
KTps will supply friends in that Village with rHE TRis'
GyoseEE LA FAYE No 2si Westminster st. Is our Agest
v pKoylpEscE for the sale Of THE TRIBUNE.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05

Being an aggregate increase thus far thu year,
tho same period in 1883, Of nearly 40 per cent The
increase Of population is probably fron to 10 per
cent
!. THE CHOLERA.
d The following is comparative view Il the pro-
press OF the Cholera in this City in ls49 and 1854:
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fAdy.ris. mentl
TRE,IENDOUs SACRIFICE or FINE CARPETs.-


English Medallion Velvet Tapestry and ihIeeply Carpets al
wopdeful sacrifice; 50 eco ssTd beautiful ngsn Carpets al
26 81 ~ snd 81 An enormous stock Of OICloth. st about
onehsli the unsus price HIRAM ANDERSON No ~ boseiy'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05

CHARGE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wiekard,
young German, yesterday arrested by policeman
Friedman of the Tenth Ward charged with having
within the last six weeks embezzled the rum OF $50
"a from his employer Samuel Harbinger Of No. 10
Avenue B. The accused confessed his guilt and was
committed by Justice Wood for trial.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
fAdvertisemeni
IAdvtru.emtnti ,,,,,,,,,.,. -,

ELEGANT FRENCH AND ISDh WEDDING AND
VISITING CARDS ENGRAVED PRsrED 10 the latest stye
Wedding Envelopes Just imported from Paris and ondon
Silyerpafed Door Pates EyERDELLs, 3J2 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
BILLS or MORTALITY.

The City Inspector makes the following returns Tor
,,s TprRTY.FrrTH WEEK of the present year;
wrrkLY REPORT OF DATES ~ TaE o,rT IS iS "
.,, les WomEx I4O-boYs. 2e0-GIsLs. 80. Total SSx'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
Advertisement

NATIONAL THEATRR.-To-night, Mr. J. Z.
Scott Mr. Carroll Mrs H. Nichols appear this house
in the tragedy Of Richard III" suppoLsd BY the excellent
conpspy OF this esabish1.nt The Female ~ Thieves
Sxb Miss Hathaway Mr. o. L. Fox. aud company together
b the 80 Ladies' ssehes viii also be performed
and Mr. John Diamond Will dance betweea the pieces
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
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THE WEAKEST INVALID OR YOUNGEST CHILD

bs. no c taste and Il perfectly mild and safe remedy.
Sold bv p GuroS corner BowerY and GreDd-st
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
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GAS GASl-Nf

GAS. GAS New styles of Gas Fixtures In
modern and antique designs justout Cal At the manufacturing
der6t of ARCHER WARSER Co. No. SIG Broadway where
will be found the largest stock in Ameres also portable gas a
designed for country residences churches or factories
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
WILLLAMSBURGH IIEIMS

DRowLD.-Coroner Hanford held an inquest, yes
terday forer oon. on board the sloOp Calhoun OF
Brookhaven on the body Of one OF the hands, james
Etau colored.) who fell overheard and was drowned
on Sunday evening. The jury rendered verdict OF
Accidentally drowned" Deceased was about ~
years of age, and resided at Glen Cove, L.. l.
ATTEMPTED ARsos.-Between and o clock yes
terday morning a fire discovered on the roof OF
three story wooden building in Grsnd-st near Sec
ond, occupied by Mrs. Allen and another fsmuy.
Ofcer Sherman with the assistance Of Others, soon
extipgushed the flames. IL sscertalned that the
roof had been saturated with csnphene and then set
ere to by some unknown person.
ABAsDosNIST-Yesterdsy morning Othcer Cox OF
Boswell q German named Jacob Bergman, residing
in Graham-sv., charged with abandoning his family
and leaving them in want. He was committed to me
oells 10 await eXamiaatea.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
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TRY THE TAsTELEss CURE FOR FEVER AND
AGuE DEsHLERs PILLsThey contain 90 salt Of Mercury;
Arsenic Qunine, and nmediatey give az sppeue ana
sren gthen the system Ssd by W D. Csussr cor Broad
hi
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05

BROOKLYN CRY CoURr-The September Civil
Term OF this Court met Yesterday but there being no
business ready il was adjourned over TO next Mon
day when the calender embracing 100 cases will be
taken up. and ten cases disposed of each day.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05

ARowDY SENTENCED York, who ar
rested on Sunday last by Officer Frost Of the First
District Police. for throwing stsnes at fremen IN
Myrtle-av, was yesterday brought before Justice
Daniel X Smith aud sentenced to pay fine of s25,
and 10 stand committed until paid:
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05

Professor j. Ennis of Newark has received anC
accepted an invitation TO the Professorshlp Of th'
Natural Sciences in the National Military College q
Bristol, Pa.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05

BrReLAEY.-On Sunday. afternoon, during IN
absence Of the family the house Of Mr. Joseph Davis
in Tenthst., near Union-av was burgarousy entered
and robbed of clothing and other articles valued II
af ebou. SEQ.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05

Wallscks Theater is to be opened on Thursday
night with company large enough for two houses;
so there ought to be no lack of variety. Nearly all
the old names are in the list, and among the new
ones are Mr.. Stewart, Mr.. Stodsrt, Mr.. Bland, Mr.
Fulton, Mrs. Stewart, and Miss Carman. Sgnorina
Soto is also engaged. The opening pieces are " The
Irish HeiIess, pos seul by Soto and 4" The Phe-
" nornepon,"
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05

CHorIRA REPoRT.-Number Of cases reported to
the Board Of Health for the week ending Yesterday
noon 1. No deaths. Cholera HospitTl- Received,
TO- Died, T. Cischarged cured, 2. Remaining 4.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05

IAdTerisement
DR.. j. w. CRANE, Dentist, has REMOVED from
No II Leroy place 10 No. II BOSDsT
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05

A clergyman in the vicinity OF Newark, intends :
start for Kansas soon, as chaplain to party of EN-
grants.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05

COURT OF GENERAL sESS1ONS-Nft F-beIoTe J41se
BEgsB. =,
The Court opened this morning at II O'CLOCK ana
proceeded 10 empannel Grand Jury, but sufncient
number Of members to form quorum was not IN at
tendarce and those present were discharged tor the
day A Petit Jury was sworn in, but ne cases were
ready for trial. and the Court adjourned until II
o'clock on Tuesday morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05

The Paterson Blues went to Philadelphis yester
day on al excursion.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05

Donna Valera Gomez, primo donna at several
European thesters, and lately one of Maretzeks
opera troupe, in consequence of losses sustained in
her last engagement, proposes TO make musical tour
Of the United States accompanied and assisted by
Mile Cauille Urso the talented violnist, and Mons.
S. Wolowski the pianist. She will appear before a
New-York audience at the close Of her tour.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05

FATAL AFFRAY IN SiyTEESrH-sT.-About o'cloek
yesterday afternoon fetal sfray occurred at No.
l49 West Sixteenth-st between two men, each named
Dennis McAvoy, in which McAvoy, senior,
killed. 1t appears that deceased along with two
brothers, cousins of his, named Dennis and Edward
McAvoy, bad been drinking at the porter house Of
Mrs. Brennan, at the above number, where quarrel
eusued between Dennis McAvoy and the deceased.
Mrs. b. and Edward McAvoy interfered and elected
the deceased from the premises at the time put
ting Dennis McAvoy into back room, in order to
prevent him again attacking deceased, who was then
in the street. He however escaped through
window and ran toward the deceased whom he
struck upon the head with two-pound weight, frac-
turing his skull and causing instant death. The
sailant then fed and escaped for the time Inorms-
ton was Immediately sent to Capt. Stevenson OF the
Sixteenth Ward Police, who dispatched Policeman
Graham in search Of him, and he was found in the
house of friend corner Of Forysecond st. and Sec
ondav. After strong resistance on his part, he
secured and taken to the Station. House. The body
of the deceased was also conveyed to the Station
House, where Coroner Wilhelm will this morning
hold an inquest upon it. Deceafed was laborer
about 40 years of age, and lived the corner of
Twenty.seventh-st and Tenth av The prisoner is a
longshoreman and lives in Sixteenth-st., the
house where the afray occurred. His brother
also arrested and detained as a witness.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05

The CONVENTION OF THE VETERANS OF 1872
We learn that arrangements have been made with
the Central Railroad Company, under which all who
served in the second war Of Independence who attend
the Convention of the Veterans in that contest to be
held at Fonda on the 27th of the present month, will
be conveyed to their homes free Of railroad charges
Such as desire to avail themselves of this privilege
will report themselves, their arrival at Fonda, to
the General of that District at his headquarters, Fon
do Hotel.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05

SERIOUS AccIDEsT.-Brewster Robinson, a mem
Der of the Engine Company No. !, was run over by
the hummer belonging 10 the same Company on Sa.ur
dsy morning last and severely injured. The accident
occurr, on Futon-st, and the injured man was car
red by his friends to drug store at the corner OF
Cranberry st., where his wounds were dressed ana
thence he was carried home corner OF james and
Market-sts.
RAILROAD ExTESsIoS.-The Brooklyn City Rail-
road Company have extended their Fulton and Court
st. line to Greenwood Cemetery--a distance OF four
miles
New SCHOOL HoUsE.-PubIic School House NO
ia new at the corner of Navy and Concord-sis',
was occupied for the first time yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05

A specimen of the marble from the Lee Quarry,
Massachusetts, is lying in the vestbule of the City
Hail. for the inspection Of the public. 1t is an Ionic
csv,;;tal; the material fine, cose-grained and daz-
zlingly whisee.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05

p. T. Barnum has been engaged to deliver the an
nual address before the Delaware County Agrcultu
raj Society, at Delhi, on the 2lst inst
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05

FooTsGsTotal amt Of Capital Sept 81 so 800 Total
svge amt Circulation, Aug %. sss 36s Total syss sms
Deposits Anz g. s737S 7s. Total syso amt Circalsoa
Sept 1850 631 Total average amount Dsposu. Sept T.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05

proved | q cent. In Western Stocks the business
wss moderate at fun prices. Rai,road Bonds we're
in better demand and frmer The sales were SIS 0oo
Illinois Central improved to So New-YorS Central
es: Erie Incomes 72l; COnveribles 1871 50;
Second Mortgage %, &c. The was nothing done in
Government Stocks. small sale OF Ohio O. was
made at 100.
The market for Exchange is firm at a u for Ster.
ling 5.l3i 5.lll for Francs. The supply Of bills is
moderate.
There Is a renewed movement in Grain for Eng
land and 50. coo bushels Corn were engaged At ed.
a3d., both bulk and ships bags 900 or 1000 bales
Cotton 3-32a Id; 200 bbls. Tar, lsd 300 cases
Clocks, ISL &c. To Havre. Cotton lc. The ship
Inca at London was chartered 70 load Coal at New
castle for CeylOn at S33 and home to London from
the Bay Of Bengal at Ct lOi.
The receipts ct the Sub-Tressury were slss 3ss;
paid, se4O, ,s55; balance, q, 500.
The Exchanges at the Clearing House were s2o.-
o9l, ,2+6.
Simeon Diapers regular auction sale Of Stocks ana
Bonds will take place at the Merchants Exchange to-
morrow at leI o'clock.
Al meeting of the Board of Cotton Brokers held
this morning resolution wss adopted to dissolve the
association.
The Bank returns show, unexpectedly. an increase
of specie and a very small decrease Of loans. The
figures are;
Losna Specie Circuatn. Depssi's
lux N 1884, ssI IA stsa572 sssli ss sTS 7si iTs
Sept. 4, 1854. sl.S9l,lss H7h6ls ssSiSS9 7as&ra
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05

Decresse... s65 Ss7 In sSls.Si6 slS.aS Dc ss7a sa
II had been generally anticipated that the loans
would show million decrease and the special about
half million. To-day the last of the specie deposit
of the Mexican fund million in the Merchants
Bank, was transferred to the general deposit, and
viii show in the specie column of the next Bank
Statement About one-half Of this amount will 90
forward to Liverpool en- Wednesday. The details Of
the Bank statement are;
CospAR.rvE TssLE Of he Lesns spe, c0cslatioa asf D.
yo,,n Of the Banks ef the CRY q Nec York for ne rees
r,Ssro Saturday ingrs. " 1884, ard saturday. sept
1884 To Aic i.ffred the Capital each Bark ths atf
date. ~-ArGusr - ---srrr. -
Amount Average Ayer'ge Average Average
E,MEsoT Of am'nt OF amount ami Of amount
BANKS Capital Loans& of Loans& OF
Sept p Dissent Specie. biscuits Specie.
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prR.osaL.-Amonc the arrival, at the disereat

PERsoSAL.-Among the arrivals at the difereai
hoies notice the following:
AT the CLAEEyDox-CoL Robt svif. = Thouu. W. Il
letns Geo Bird New Ycrk; Waiter Brdsy south CaTona
Mrs Edward Curtis New YORK; Robt saith, Scotland; Alex
Allan, DO; j. Newton Helm. Nsiehez
Atthe IkusC HousE-Ths Hon Thoi s Philips 4 L.
7. D. Randall. Canada; Bsekntoa. y. A5,ns; Andres
bcMsk I'd. Phila Saturday Cogr-s Col. james > Wal
lace 10 Daily sun Phlladelpaia D. BeAum7ui Cleveland
o.; the Rev T. 6. BHss Macon, Ga Marani Porto Rico
the Hon J. II. Ca.ier Bosvn the Hon. Le sis Johnson
Mashinsten d c. sooa Burroughs, CHICAGO, IL Dr. NJ J.
. At the METKoPoLITas HoTEL-Hon. Ogden Hoffman, j.,
San fIsneaeo; MsLesn. T. s coBsu Trinidad de case;
R.msaI 81 Louis . II b.Acrs ss Ff.pt.eo W. ws.r
New Orlesns Alfred Niniou, 81 Louisi b. McCoss Chr
J. Dubois, Baasio; ssn Giity Louisville; j. King
sPrnshsdi l. French ClsVelsnd j. Cooper Cincinnati
AT the ST. NIoBoL.s-L. Sanford, Albany; L. B Whip
gl. San fsnels.o HSS On Lyon Fona.i Or R9's9n
Benz Crane, Baltimore: Cspt J. yoess. ~ A; C. Fo
l.nsbee Chosgo; Cspt Hurd Cineinnsf; D. stewart La;
Simon Stevens Lancaster Pa; CO.. Oses. Ala Dr. James
At The AsIoh Hov1-e. r., Cheap B. HAL Hal
ws.hnrion; wn. @ Hsie, fs1s.: col Johnson U. 5 A;
r. Van Rensselser Borceu,owl; l., d coae9, sAi
becker. wsierord H. w Baldwin, Cineinns'i' DR. j. g.
Rose Philadelphia
DExILT DIsPESsARr REPORT ToR AuGUsT, 1884
Whole number of patients treated, l.''l; NUMBER
Of new patients f99; attended at the dispensary
1924 at their dwellings 275; males $50 females s6,
nativity: United States, 44S Ireland l,OOsi other
countries a.; remaining under treatment i2; sent to
the hospital l6; died, 80; prescriptions dispensed
during the month 2,56l The per cent. Of mortality
among the children has been greater than in any
previous month; over 30 of the above number being
ess than five years Of age, aud many Of them in the
last stages Of disease before the physician was called
CHARGE OF BURGLARY. Officer Martin of the
Lower Police Court yesterday arrested German
named Henry BlOomingdale charged with having on
the night Of Sunday the 27th ut, burglariousy en-.
tered the boot aud shoe store No. 236 Broadway and
stolen theIefrOm goods TO the value Of $780, On his
arrest pair Of the stolen shoes were found or his
feet. He was locked up TO await examination. IL Is
said that this prisoner was for years Methodist
preacher in Philadelphia and Baltimore. lie is also
| well known TO our police.
/ CHARGE OF FFMBEzzIEsgsT.-SamuelW Wickard, &
young German wes yesterday arrested by policeman
Friedman of the Tenth Ward. charged with having
within the last six weeks embezzled the rum OF $50
81 from bs eynployer Samuel Harbinger OF No. Is
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05

HOMICIDE IN TIE TwESTY.rIRsT WARD-CoRo.
sKR's INQUEsT-Coroner Wilhelm yesterday held an
inquest at Bellevue Hospital upon the body of james
McKenna, native of Ireland twenty years of age,
who died on Sunday night from injuries received on
the Goth Of July last, at the hands of Henry Glad
The evidence adduced went sho that deceased and
Glad were workmen in the wood-carving establish
ment No l2O Twenty-eghth-st., and the time men
toned difficulty occurred between them. No other
person was present. but Jarvis Pugsley OF No. 367
Tbird.ay. AS be was entering the place, he heard
CRY of murder and met the deceased rushing out who
said that he had been stabbed by Glad He was inn
mediately conveyed to his residence, where he re-
NAMED until the 23d ut., but getting worse, he went
to Bellevue Hospital Four days aiterward hemor-
rhage set in and bis symptoms became more serious
and death cnsued or Sunday night last. Glad was
arrested at the time, but no complaint made
against him and he was discharged. His whereabouts
il at present unknown, but warrant for his appre-
henson has been Issued and the police arc in search
of him. The Coroners jury rendered the following
verdict: That deceased came to his death by loss
of blood from the subcavian artery which
artery had to be tied up by Dr. Crane for
"t the purpose of stopping the hemorrhage from
wound in the deltod muscle, said wound having
been inflicted with sharp instrument in the hands
" of Henry Glad
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05

Found DRowSED.-The body OF an unknown n man an
Sock foot of Broad-st The deceased appeared TO
have been in the water about "a hours, and was
dressed in blue jacket grey pants. white shiI, Dlack
satin stock and boots. Coroner Gamble neid On IN.
OF death by drowning.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05

STABBED IN PORTER HoUsE.-A disturbance oc-
Cured on Sunday night in the porter-house of An
drew Schurer corner Of Third av. and One Hundred
and Twelfth-st., between some Germans and colored
men, when Charles Henner, German, was severely
stabbed in the left arm and shoulder by some one in
the party, who is unknown. Two persons were
arrested on suspicion and beld TO await examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05

SrIcIpr BY HaSGIsG-An unknown man, about
90 wears of age, was found yesterday morning sus-
pended by the neck under shed in Colyers ship
ward foot of i2d st., East River. small rope was
about his neck, with one end Of it fastened to beam
The deceased appeared to have been an Irish aeorer
He was FIVE feet nine inches in hight, had red hsr
and whskers, and was dressed N red flannel shirt
white muslin do, two pair OF blue overhails, boots
and stockings; but no coat or vest Coroner U Don
nell held an inquest upon the body, and the jury
rendered verdict Of suicide by hanging.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05

FooTnGs-Total amount OF Capital. Sept q sfT 6f 800
Total smonn, Loans and Discounts Aug % sg2sSo los
Totel average Of Specie Ang D. 072 Total
average OF Loans and DscouDs Sept $9 39 ss
Totsl sversse amount Of Specie. Sept tli7l46s
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05

MORE SrABBISe.-A young man named Walter
Jennett was attacked in Sxth-av., near Thirtyfrst
ST. on Sunday nightly three men, named Samuel Bar
ker, David Munson, and James O'Neely, one Of
whom stabbed him in the face with dirk, inflictng
a very severe wound. They were all arrested and
taken before Justice Stuart who locked them up for
trial.
One John Clark was arrested on Sunday night,
charged with having attacked Patrick D'nohue in
Fourth.av., and stabbed him in the left arm He was
committed by Justice Stuart to answer the charge.
ACCIDENT TO A FIREMAS.-During an alarm OF fre
in the Fourth District on Sunday night, Patrick
Shaw. member of Engine Co. No 10, was seriously
injured by Hose Co. No. l2, and Engine Co. No. 80,
coming into violent collision at the corner of Broad
way and waverly- place. He was taken to his resi-
dence in Nneteenth-si
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05

lIsEAsLs.
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Losna Specie Circuatn. Deposi's
Aux N 1884, ssI i4T 75 stSs572 sssll ss sTS 7Si iTs
sept A. 1884,. 81. .Sgtls8 H7t6ls s95i6S9 72sSfH
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TRULY Manufactured and as sheap ~ sny setsblish
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TROUS HAIR TONIC,
prepared nom South American herbs and roots. th,
most successful article ever produced for preaervno
inc hair nom falling out or changing color, restoring
end preserving 1t in healthy and luxurisnt stats
Among other reasons why Doliards hair-cuttino A.
loon, maintains It's immense popularity is the fact
mat bis Tonic Is applied to every head Of hair cut II
his establishment consequently is kent ia beta,
preservation than under any other known spplica.
ton 1t being thus practically tested BY thousands
offers the greatest guaranty Of its efficacy, eoId
Wholesale and retail ut his Old Establishment IN
cnesnut Street, opposite the State House, Phils
delphia. ~ --''"
3. DoLLAhD has ct last discovered the m PLUS TT.
IRA Of hair dye, and announces it for sala with nsr
feet condolences, in its SURPRISING everything Of ths
Kind now In use 1t colors the hair either black n,
brown, a. may BE- desired, and 10 used without An.
injury to the hair skim either BY stain or othsI
vse can be washed OF In ten minutes after the an.
phcation, without detrscting from its efeaey. Per-
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Letters addressed TO r. DOLLARD, 1T CHESTNUT
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NOTICE for restoring to private
IN entry portion Of the lands recently witbdr.vn
nom sale fer proposed railroads IN the lower penin
sula of MICHIGAN. feA'N
Whereas, at the urgent solicitation of one OF tina
senators and part OF the delegation in Conur..
nom tls state OF Michigan, tie Pr -sident or the
United States, by ia order bearing date the 2Ist of
June lnstz,-t, has directed thai q portion Of the
lands heretofore withdrawn from ssie or entry ..
cept Tor valid pre- Inpton claims along the rout
OF certain ?, posed railroads ia the states OF Micbi
gsA anu Wisconsin, las set forth in the public no
nee OF withdrawal No. sol, issued firm this Office
the 10th Msy lss) to wit: the port on situated in
tne lover peninsula Of Michigan OUTSIDE Of the linn
its OF about siz miles each side of said rosds sh,
AFTER proper notice, be restored to market aesin-
NOTICE Is therefore hereby given that the lands
above referred to- Of which particular Hste1nd
showing the townships and parts OF town ships. EN-
oracing tie eame have this day been mt 10 tha
proper land offices for public information, viii again
% subject to private sale and entry on and sf,a-
Monday, the It'll day Of August next, precisely on
sne same terms and conditions &c though the s,ma
na9 NOT been withdrawn from market
aivsn under my hand ct the General Land Ofic..
= sne CITY OF Washington, this ga day Of june, a,
. By order of the President:
Commissioner.