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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-19
REWARDS.


a OEn REWARD.-THE FOLLOWING ACCEPT
wAOO ances were lost by, or stolen frsm, enc Of
clerks In Wan street. this afternoon, viz three
drafts numbered respectively 236e 2S-0 and ST. dated
New Orleans, Nov. H. 1854, drawn by Juan Y De Eana
on, and accepted BY r. Harmonys Nephews Co., pay
able sixty days after sight TO samuel Ben Cashier
and accepted Nov 49, 1854 for ten thousand dollars each
Their payment has been stoppcdai persons hereby
cautioned against negos stng them The above reward
will be paid upon their delivery TO New York Dec
10, 1854 N. MORGAN 4 SON, "a Wall street.
On OK REwARD--LOST, ON SATURDAY, I6TH INST
WAO wallet containing some sixty eighty dollars
in bills and gold. The finder will receive the above re-
ward on leaving 1t st ~ Cannon street. at the Atlas
Office, A Ann street.
Qr7 0-wANrED, A FEW ESrERPRIsING MEN WILL
WlO. be taken to learn two kinds Of valuable indoor
business, each Of which be made to pay from 81
SIS week. suitable for home travelling. Fun in.
structions for $40. Call at No CAtharine street. cor
ner OF Division, room H. up stairs.
az z REwARD-sTOLEN, A GOLD ANCHOR WATCH.
We) Arnold Co., London, makers, No. 4b33, full
jcweled and white dial C Scbrng, of the Jefferson
Market police WIN pay the reward IL delivered TO him
ID EwARD.-oN TIE NIGHT OF THE 2gTH ULT
LII the store Of the subscribers broken into aud
robbed Of large amount OF silks, satns veyets blond
aces, &c. reward OF twenty Ave per cent win be
paid, on fair valuation for all goods returned also
oD for the arrest and conviction Of the thief thieves
GEO. SLOANE 4 CO., 200 Hudson street.
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nREsENTs FOR THE HOIInxYS--As CHRISTMAS
IN and Nex YAara eloaA nf hand and tho

for gifts fast approaching the subscriber would respect
fully recommend his elegant stock Of cloaks and furs to
the preEent giving pubic, gifts In which both the
full and ornamental arc combined Having . rich as
scrrent Of velvet satin and MORE antique cosks sde
s % q
be sxceed in any Of the larger establishments in the
city. Among his furs may be found the sable mink,
stone msrten itch and mountain marten, imported
pressy for his and at prices to suit the
present depression Of the money Market and the means
Of all. As the Winter stock Is fast disappearing and
trade those desiring cloahs and furs would do well to
call and examine his goods quickly ct his cloak and fur
establishment No. Al Canal street, Brandrsth Building
four doors from Broadway. WIN. b. MCKENZIE
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REsTAURANTs.

METROPOLITAN CAvE-REsrAURANT, 3si BROAD
Ul way, corner White street, now open--The uoder
signed would most respectfully to his friends
and the public generally that he has leased the above
place for term Of years and rehtted II In most gor
geous STYLE and he intends II shall he kept in manner
by any place In New York, where all the
choice decaces OF the season can be found at all hours
md on the most reasonable forms A. 1. TdAYER,
Proprietor, from Boston.
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sPIRTTUALIsM.

CPIRITUAI MANIFEsTATIONs.-MRS.T T., THE WELL
- known test spirit medium, win hold circles every
0, at 34l broadway, opposite tho Tabernacle. Adms
sion to afternoon circles 90 cents evening, % CENTS
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JACOBS CELEBRATED CALIFORNIA DIAMONDS,
- in gents pins, cluster and single; ladies' earrings,
iancy and appearance 10 the real diamond Gents pins
50 and s1o earrings IS and 81 bo ladies' pins $40 and
scnt by mail TO any part Of the United States.
l. h J. JACOBS, 407 Broadway
lyJEl,DlNs a co., 2s4 BROADWAY, BETWEEN WAR.
- rem Dd Chambers streets.--Goh Watches diamonds
ana ewehv for the holidays, 81 reuee PRICES suitable
for the times,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-19

NvHE EYE-A POPULAR LECTURE ON THE ANA
i tony and Physiology Of the Human Eye, and Use
and Abuse Of Spectacls Illustrated with Diagrams mo
della artificial eyes, by s. Franks 0ptcisn 10 the
New York Eye Hospital, and spectacle maker TO the
Eye Inhrmary, on Wednesday evening, December ~,
past seven to commence at eight Admission % cents
Reserved seats for ladies' Franks new patent double
sefracng spectacles for seeing both and distant
objects accurately through the specacies. This
great invention is manufactured by the patenee eny,
and offered at moderate prices Also sPectacles OF
every approved make scientifically adjusted to the eye,
hy Mr.. FRANKS himself, at No. Park row, oppost.
ths Astor House, and at 81 Rcwery
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IL strset.-Ths undersigned has just received from
tke European manufacturers large and sonplsts a.
ssls ct greatly reduced prices TO compete with any
sther importing house In New York. Country dealers
wiz and it to their advantage to call Five per cent
allowed for cash. Rensselaer, the old stand
IN 1899. GER. G0ETz (ats Haas Gests), 10 D(viasz
aAnn HAL
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u ents.-UBSDEIL, PERSON LAKE, All Broad
way, win offer for sale on Monday, the 18th inst,
plaids printed cashmeres laines French and English
calicos &C., reduced In price expressly for holiday
presents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-19

yJNIN TOYS.-A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF The ABOVE
mentioned toys, whereof there Ave sizes OF toy
stove, for regular use, at the lowest price Apply to
III. WAACk, lbs Bowery.
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TTOIIDAY PRESENTS-JOHN L. vANDEwATER,
III aucticneer. vandewater n Turner win cell on
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, 10Th 21st
ed and Esd Of December at 1o O'Clock each day, at
splendid assortment Of rich Partisan fancy goods
stipg In part of elegantly decorated and painted china
vases coognes card receivers jewel caskets richly de-
corated dinner and tea SETS coffee richly painted
motto cups, meme, bronze and ormolu clocks shadcs
and stands bronze figures groups ststuettes coopes
candeabras candlesticks, richly decorated bsque satu
etes figures groups Bohemian glass, optical cut vases
coogne receivers pocas ruby quer SETS Turquoise
carafe and tumbIers flint cut decanters, champagues,
clarcts wines and PAPER mache portfolios dressing
ses walters workboxes, gioveboxes, silver Platcdtea
and coffee services coffee urns cake baskets, castors
card baskets dinner and dessert forks and spoons
table and dessert spoons also about Is of English
and German toys, suitable for Holiday presents, tine
whole forming the desirable selection Of Holiday
gifts ever offered ut auction Now on exhibition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-19

ITO THE LOVERS OF FLOWERS AND REAUTIFUL
Il bouquets &c.-The public and friends Of J. u
Ienor florist Of Forty fourth street and Broad
way informed that bouquets corbeles aud baskets
to be had and made to order IS formerly, TO suit
the amateurs. Orders left at Mr.. DUPUYS 6O9 Broad
way, will be punctuay attended to. Orders for the
same day ahopld be left before three O'Clock E. II.
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yTyIN TOYS-A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THE ABOVE
IL mentioned toys, whereof there i've sizes Of toy
stoves for regular USE very cheap by TH0s. WAACK,
us Rowery.
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THE BALL SEASON.

THE BALL SEASON.
-~,~~~~~>~-~~>~o~>~
TNBETWENTY-sIxTH ANNUAL BALI. FOR ThE BENE-
ft Of the New York Fire Department Fund, will take
ce at the Academy OF Music, Fourteenth street. on
day evening" Jan. Is, 1855 Tickets may be procured
Q the managers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-19

TTOIlDAY PREHENTS.-s 600 GERMAN CANARIEss,
III and other singing birds, just imported decidedly
The best in this city offered for at Wholesale
and retail Mt CHAS REICHE BROTHERS bird cage and
seed store, 10 North William street, Chatham,
cheaper than in any other store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-19

A GENTLEMAN, PROFESSOR ON THE PIANOFORrE
IA wishes to give lessons in . private family, In
change for comfortable home Please address Music
box 126 Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-19

THE CiTTyEN, OF THIS WEEK, WILL CONTAIN
The only complete and correct report Of the meet
ing at the Tabernacle to address William Smith OBren
Thomas Francis Neaghers lecture OConnel Kos
suth's speech, with comment; John Mitchels fonrih
letter to Know Nothing, and great variety OF Aneri
European news. For sale at No. Spruce street.
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MUSICAL.

SPLENDID SEVEN OCTAVE $50 ROSEWOOD
pianoforte for sale for e226, the sss
Tor Isly has been used bat two months; made by the
bsst city Makers perfect in al respects snd fully
rantsd, with modern ease and improvements. can be
sesn 1t - vesey street. from until o'clock p. ~
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CLOTTKIN4, &c.
0t Enn CHALLENGE.--NOTICE TO GENTLEsE
WOOV who want their clothes TO look like new
can at the tailoring cleaning, dyeing and repairing
sabth ment, at 38J Pearl street, where you get
PITCH tar and paint taken out without any nju
ry to your clothes, BY j. 3. NOAH 1888 Pearl street
CASr OFT 900 WORTH WANTED
~ The highest cash price win b libsraly given, In
current money, for large small lots OF good left OF
clothing, OF every description. Gentlemen wishing
disposed Of the above VIII please address call on
JAMES HORONEY, IL Orange street, near Chatham.
HtAsr OFF CLOTHING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAv.
~ ing any left on wearing apparel 10 dispose Of Ia
large small quantities, shall receive the very highest
prices for them by applying to addressing Thomas
n Conroy 491 Pearl street. between City Hall Place and
Centre street.
OIOTHING. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN HAVING
~ clothes to dispose OF, receive fair cash price
By sending to the store IL Iaurens street. Canal
81 West address by letter through post
TO g. COHEN Ladies' attended by Mrs. Cohen.
CIOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED LADIES
~ and gentlemen having any Of the above to dispose
Of receive fair cash price for the by calling
sending per post, 10 N. 8. COHEN, &c Em street.
N. B-Ladcs attended to by Mrs. Cohen.
lust RECEIvED-ONE THOUSAND OvERCOATs, IS
two thousand pairs cashmere pants at So cost So last
clothing GEO. LEvIE corner Nassau and Beekman sts
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VTEssMs LOADING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, OWNERS
and masters Of vessels, will please notify the in
specors appointed by the Board Of Underwriters to
anime vessels loading grain In bulk previous to putting
mp the bins All orders left at 10 Walt street. lower
oor at 245 South street, will be immediately attend
ed to.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-19

OONSIGNNENF SALE OF PfANOS-FROM THE BEST
~ city makers, in plain aud fancy eases, from six
octayes, with orders to sell at great reduction
from the factory price, for cash fully warranted Also,
assortment OF pianos ut great bargains
from $50 to $780, Pianos Of our own con-
stantly hand. Apply at the manu,actory and ware
rooms. MCDONALD BROTHERS,
3D1 Rovery near HOust0n street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-19

DIANOFoRTEs-M MANUFACTURED BY JOHN r. WAKE
il & Co., So Barclay street. fully warranted equal TO
any in the world and at the lowest factory prices
cash approved paper Second hand pianos very cheap
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-19

TTUN. THOMAS II. BENTON, OF MISSOURI, WILL
Ill (by invitation Of the Mercantile Library AssociA
Non) deliver address at the Academy of Music, Four
teenth street, Tuesday evening, Dec. 49, at o'clock
subjsst-The Physical Geography Of the Country be,
yond the Mississippi its Adaptation ~ Settlement and
Rsiroad Connection with the Pacific Ocean Tickets to
al parts Of the house. Is cents No extra charge what
ever and no seats reserved The Rth lecture Of the
scientific viii be deferred until Thursday even
ing, December 81.
DOUGLAS LEFFINGWEII.1 Lecture
JOHN CRERAR,
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A BARGAIN TO SUIT THE TIMES "A Splendid eN
"A rosewood piano, improved scale, finished in the
best manner; been used short time; price 1910 Aso
genuine chckerng rosewood for $3.50. Ono 6 octave
for $780, by celebrated maker Ono mahogany octave
FOR 500. Also spendd assortment of pianos at cost
MCDONALD Il BROS, No. 282 Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-19

DRusSFLS POINT IACES.-NILIER 4 GRANT, 37l
ID Broadway, are selling point laiguile vAIencisn-
mes, Honon and Chantily aces, ct prices much below
seasons; their stock Of black thread vels
equaled In style and prices; also Paris g. Gaut, and
Glasgow smbroideries Of every description. N. BSe
veraf articles in description of lace inst invented
Il G. being the elusive Agenta for II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-19

CIGNOR MARIO.-PUBLlsHED THIS DAY, THE
- Mario Schottisebe, composed for and dedicated TO
crayon hkeness Of The great tenor This 10 the only
portrait Of signcr Mario in the country Also the
composed for and dedcsted to the great prma DONNA
by Julien J. DARCIE New York. and al music sellers
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TEMPERANCE JUBILEE-THE FRIENDS OF TEN
Il ferance in the city and vicinity win hold jubilee
at the OF their ticket In the State election
Wednesday next. Flags end banners will be displayed
during thSday, and public meeting win be held in the
Broadway Tabernacle in the evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-19

UTANTkD-A COMPETENT PERSON, WITH CAPT.
w tai Of 500, TO supply Philadelphia with a new
book on the Know Nothings, just published 1t is the
most exciting work the subject probably yet pub
lshed. The whole city secured by which large
Of money be- realized. Call ut 1928 Nassau street.
room No q, VI stairs.
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yNANTED-A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD ADDRESS,
w with capital Of $780, as partner in business
In which a large amount viii be realized during the
present winter None need apply who object travel.
ling. Address box 15e, Herald office.
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TINE MEMBERS OF HENRY CLAY LODGE NO. 277,
i +. \. NJ, are hereby summoned 10 meet at tha
lodge room on Wednesday evening, Dec. 20 as the aa
nual election will take place.
ALvy WRBB Secretary. WIN. HARRIGAN, W. NJ
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1TTANTED--BY FRENCHMAN, SPEAKING GOOD
w Engleh, and who has travelled great part Of
the United States, situation in merchants house,
in any other kind Of busness has good recommendations
snd the best Of references. litter address c. Post
Office, viii be promptly attended to.
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| CPECIAI. NUIfCE-THE FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS
Of the late Robert Sinclair advised that the
| 754 Broadway is re opened this day.
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MAX sUTATNE-JUIIIENs LAST AND BEST Poll
all music sellers.
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WYANTED - BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT
w young woman, situation to do general house work
good plain cook, excellent washer and ironer
y willing 10 make herself useful; or as laundress o
cham bermad Can give The be Of city reference IL
quired Can be seen for two days at 10. Greenwich
street, third foor, front
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UTNYED-RY A MOST RESI- EcTABlE MIDDLE
w aged Scotch woman, from Ed!nburg, situation
nnrse, to take of baby only; she has had
much experience in the Of children in both
ss0ntres, and DO highly recommended from the
place abe ia in Mt present Apply address j. j. No
West Twenty second Street, fith avenue, in the
b0eem snt for one week,
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NATANTED A SITUATION IN A WHOLESALE OR
w retail dry goods other store, clerk, sales
man. or in any other useful capacity, by young man.
% years Of native Of Scotland Can give security
for $500 or loan his employer that fair security
Address A. z. NJ, Herald Office.
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HOLIDAY PRE6RNI8-a CHAMBERS ~ BROAD
n way, near RsAAs street. has opened for tbs holi
days new and extensive assortment Of ladSes caps,
hssddressos nfants ehilren,s and ladies' wardrobes
and robes - ehamsrs In great variety and style, all
sdid at prices 70 suit the times.
HOLIDAY PRNEENTS.-rHE SUBSCRIBER INVITES
III the attention Of the pu br to his splendid and
new stock Of jewery watches and diamonds At the low
est prices. PHILIP UMBACH,
(Suecessor to David Rait),
No. 3s1 Broadway,
Corner Of White street up stairs.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOACHMEN'S NOTTCE-THE MEMBERS OF THE
~ Private Coachmen's Protective Union Society are
hereby notified to attend special meeting to be held
at James MurpLys Union Shades, 149 Fourth avenue,
on Tuesday evening, the 10th inst, at So O'Clock,
by order Of THOMAS HOLDEN, President.
TucMAs DOWNING. Secretary.
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WyAhTED-A SITUATION, ny A REspEcTABI.I
w young man. German, as clerk in grocery store
any other business where he would make him ,el
useful TO bis employer speaks the English language la
entity The best Of city reference given Please address
! r. W., Herald Office
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TIyANTED by A RESpECrABLE PROTESTANT
w young woman, situation dressmaser la q
private family she Is first rate cutter and litter; has
sfways lived with the most respectable families IN the
city. She b. we'll recommended by the last lady she
hvcd with. Please cat 1s5 West Twenty 9th street,
r,ar bpiidir1
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VTAITER WANTED-A MAN TO WAIT IN A RES
w taurant; he must perfectly understan his bust
other need apply Inquire at coo Broadway,
basement.
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INSTRUCTION..

INSTRUCTION ON THE PTAN0F0RTE "A FEW PU-
pis wanted by . lady veil experienced. Terms mo-
drrat~ Address Teacher. No. log Sixth avenue, Can
~ seen from IA AN, io3 I'm.
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UYANTED--RY RE.SPECIA5LE YOUNG GIRL A
w situation as coax, washer and ironer. The best
Of city reference be given. Apply at 20 SaIolk
Ssseet IN the rear.
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1TyANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, A ST.
w tuation as coachman, gardener, porter in q
store has lived in this country for the last ten years
thorough knowledge Of gardening in all its branches
with regard to houses graperes and eating
and also good, steady driver, and understands the
of horses No objections to the country Best oil
city references given from his last place. where he
lived Eve years. Please address IL. o. g., Sun Office
can be seen in the Office from to Pm.
, 1854-05-06
LIVERY STABLE,

NE W ARRANG EMENT!
NHE undersigned, having completed their large and
l. oommodious stable In Olympia, are now prepared
10 stable at one time ONE HUNDRED HORSES, and In
tend keeping a number Of excellent horses for hire.
Also horses kept by the day or week.
For terms and other particulars, inquire at the
Pacific House.
A. j. Baldwin win be found In the sice attached 10
The stable light and day. ready at all times 10 attend
10 any can In the line Of his business.
In connection with the above business, team will
always be on hand to accommodate those who may
want teaming done on reasonable terms
All persons indebted TO Edmund Sylvester on nc.
count requested TO call at my Office and settle the
same.
Al. BALDWIN co.
Olympia, Feb IL, 1854.
, 1854-05-06
GEORGE L. STORY,
DENNlSON'S Bull LDING, FRONT STREET,

EOATLAND, oRIH0N.
OPFER AT WHOLESALE AID RETAIL q. n
~ lowing articles: III
, 1854-05-06
FRUIT TREES.
MyG GwAUEgg AUasgAXs
H.&. s. LUEILING, PROPRTEToRs

H. 4. s. LUELLING, PROPKIETOKS.
WYE have had a number Of varieties bear fruit,
w and we find the size and flavor TO exceed any
in the United States. We have greatly extended our
Nursery by the introduction Of many new varieties Of
Apples Pears Plnms, Peaches &c, &c,-also varie-
ty Of Flowers and ornamental Trees, many Of which
we shall be able 10 furnish this fall We have further
extended our nursery business by establishing three
Branch Nurseries In the upper eountryi one At Alfred
stantons Marion county, four miles northeast Of sa'
lem one at Mr.. Knoxes, Knoxes Butte Linn connty;
and one Il Joseph KCbsy's near sto's Point BsaiOu
county.
, 1854-05-06

DiasolutlOn OF cO-PartnershIp.
TNHE Copartnershp heretofore existing between the
undersigned, IS this day dissolved By mutual con-
sent. W00DF0RD G. HOLMAN
WILLIAM H. CARPENTER.
San Francisco, March l, 1858.
Woodford G. Holman will continue the business In
n. own name, in same place-No, So Sacramento St.,
San Francisco, Cal. 2Si
, 1854-05-06
STEAMER FASHION.
COPARTNERSHEP NOTICE

VNHE undersigned have this day entered neO = 20
| nartnershin under the name and style OF GOLDMAN
4 R6sESRIATT. for tho transaction Of general mer-
cnAnlil'e 0u''H BRRNARD GOLDMAN,
SAMUEL ROSENBLATT.
Olympia, W. T., April %. 1854.
Thoso who have claims against the lAie firm Of b.
GodmSn are rsquosted 70 hand in their bills for pay
meuf. An those who are indebted 70 The same VIII
nleass rnake Immediate sgttlemcut.
, 1854-05-06
SURVEYOR GENERALS NOTICE
TO SETTLERS,


IN PURSUANCE or INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE CoMNIssiOS-
ER OF THE GENERAL LAND OFFlCE.
ITO enable the Surveyor General to separate the
il private Land-caims from the public domain, and
to determine the quantity and boundaries Of the ac-
tons Of land remaining unclaimed In the several town
ships heretofore surveyed aud apprOvedand In order
that subsequent settlers may enter upon and perfect
titles 10 the same under the Act Of 27h OF September
ls5O;-ALL sErTLERs who have not taken their claims
By legal subdivisions. In such townships and have al
ready made their notifications, are required to have
their claims surveyed by the authority Of this office,
within fonr months from the date Of this nOtiee:ahd
ALL SETTLERS who have taken their claims on uIsur>
veyed lands and shall hereafter file their notifications
for claims not conforming 10 legal subdivisions, are
also required 10 have their claims surveyed, by the
authority Of this Office, within four months frOm the
dates Of their notifications, respectively.
neglect 10 comply with the above requirement.,
will be AT THE PERIL OF the claimant rs settlers Will
he permitted 10 enter upon and file notifications for
legal subdivisions, which would have been made ifac-
tiOnai by the claims Aforesaid.
written request To the Surveyor General for sur
vey will be considered sufficient.
*. GARDNER,
Surveyor General Of Oregon.
Surveyor Generals Office, Oregon City,
April 20, 1884. 4ws4.