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multiplied with the magic apdiiy OF the creations Of an
Oriental tale
Judge Campbell presents this condition OF the depart
ment with great cssrDess He exposes the shortcoa-
ngs OF the system, suggests partial and common
sense amendments as the for some and time the
remedy for all He would not recede from any even too
hasy changes in former legislation because the public
interests demand stability in the administration OF these
affairs.
The Post Office Department comes IN close contact
with the pressexaciing and somewhat queruloas task
masters always ready TO criticise, and always apt 10
measure public interests by their One hall OF this
torce is generally snsyed BY political prejudice against
The hssda- the department; and accordingly the Post
masters General from Ads down, have mad 70
undergo the seyeres scrutiny Of tribunal .,
eresr and feeling 10 condemn.
No man has passed this srdesl well AS Mr. Camp
bell No officer stands deservedy higher in public est-
nation little liable 10 just assault The energy
which he has brought into the details of service. the
complex and laborious of all the departments of
government. is felt and acknowledged is the good
sense which has presided over ALL The press every
where-and the democratic press oil this State in psrcu-
Iaraccord this praise. Pennsylvania gave The first
Postmaster under The government Mr. Campbell is not
philosopher. nor is Il his task TO originate sys-
tenn, but the State which gave Franklin can boast
also that has given Of the best OF his
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ny >. 6. McoUTRE, Aucsss~ser.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL Frame HOUSE AND
LOTOs Thursday afternoon January a. ocbock the
premises by virtue Of deed the suhscbss.
July 1850 and recorded heF ., No. Is fbos
T3, 7f, LIS, i6 fur Warrington
county shall cell of lot numbered four ~ in sssss
bered hundred the so0e4Tn
said lot fronting W feet eight ~ wehsa - eh
NORTH and rusnsse baek the
width said together with the
consisting small frame dwelling hcssn
the residue s0d twelve nGnos, ov
secured by deed Of trust. bearing interest
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Dec 3f-eodhds Auc60@ssy
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From tho Philadelphia Argus
The Anti Democratic Meeting.

The Anti D0m0crouC meeting.
The long threatened demonstration against the national
and State administrations took place at the Chinese Mu-
scum last evening" and resulted in OF the most CON-
pee aad miserable failures that were ever behsd 10 this
OF any other city in the Union Though the most srenu-
Gus exsroas had been made, only in this city and
county, hut IN The adjoining counties OF Montgomery.
Bucks Chester and Delaware to mueer gathering 'ha,
would give color, at least TO the designs OF this band OF
dsosazers. no, four hundred persons were present at
any one stage OF the proceedings and numbers Of those
attracted by curiosity, or eniced 10 enter the build
ng by the enIivenng stfans OF the fine band OF music
which gave spin, the show Circulars had been sent
ino Chester and other counties. signed by Abraham o.
wne begging The attendance Of democrats at this nation
al demonstration, as was called, while the whg Lead
ers were imporuned for the loan OF money, well
men, 10 aid the nationals in the hour OF their need Add
ed 10 these means was the display Of names By which
the call for the meeting garnished. Honorable sena
tors were announced speakers whose whole coutse Of
conduct forbade ,he Suspicion Of their afiliaon
with this reasonable faction, while letters said 10
have heen received from others fully endorsing the
msn,, and expressing their active sympathy with these
/" sound national Union democrats"
These were the preparations made by the nationals bat
when the hour OF meeting came, not of the whole
array Of volunteers appeared except the Hon F. b. Cut
ting and the Hon. Mike Walsh, and they escaped from
participating in the farce under of difference
The gauge law question in our State The Hon. Judge
Bell was also in the room but declined TO have anything
to do with the meeting. though understand letter
iron him ia in the possession OF the committee. Thus.
then, The demonstration stripped OF its borrowed
plumage, and the whole meeting narrowed down TO The
small band OF dIsorganzsrs whom we have denounced
irom the traitors 10 The party and aliens TO The
democracy Of the city and county Of Philadelphia. Col
X NJ Lee, who had been chosen The chairman OF the
meeting, was also absent, which was another drawback
upon the progress OF this national demonstration
When the meeting organized, c. w Carrigan
ese read address, which had previously been pre-.
pared in New York and forwarded 10 The order OF the
nationals in ,hs city, which contained the usual amount
OF nonsense Alter which. the balance OF the evening
was spent in abosng the democratic papers in the city OF
Philadelphia for daring to stand BY the organization Of the
party and defend s principles against this attack upon
hem. both by men in the pay Of the wings and their
allies in the State ui New York No attempt was made
70 show thai Pesdeni Pe,ve had in any instance depart
ed from the schelus of principles laid down in his in.
augual, or ha, be bas abandoned slnee cardinal pon,
N the party creed No such allegation this was made
though feeble attempt Is started in the address 10 con.
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By j. G. MCGUIRE. Auotsones,

HANDSOME AND VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT AT
III public aeOn Tuesday aernoon January st y ocloct,
shall sell lot No 3 No 3T, onting - s
between Ih and 2sh streets wss,
ming 100 10 feet alley. NN
The beautifully situated, fronting the rsssrvutloa
intersection of New York and stsss
residue twelve 0ooths,
''''NS' JAS. c. McoUraE
Dec 2o-d Auceioassr.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT., January ], 1854.
Notice hereby given the hoden OF the following
stocks the United states that this
chase time between the data hereof and the % Of June
portions Of those Stocks amounting aggregate
million dollars in the hereinafter
uoned, to wit;
In case Of contingent competition, within tho stated,
prercnca viii be giysp IN the order Of time in which said
Stocks be offered The ccrncaes duty
eaes the parties who thereof
be transmitted TO this department upon receipt whereof
price will be paid compounded of the following parculars
j. The value specified In each certificate.
g. premium the stock Of the loan authorized
July 1896 edeemabe November i2 1885, of per
stock Of the loan authorized the Of s
csmbe 1884, Of fsen and half per the stock of the
loans authorized the Of lS47 and ls4s, Tedeen
the former the 3st December 1857 the the 3o
June 1885, Of and the stock Of the loan
authorized by the 1885, and edsemable 3 of
1884, Commonly called the Texan Indemnity
Sd certificate from the LIST Of
1854 Of receipt and settlement the treasury with the
allowance @ the reach the Of days interest
In addition.
Payment for said will be drafts OF the Treasurer OF
the URed States the Boston, New York.
or Phladelphs, a. The parties may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Jan 3-dtlstJune Secretary oflhe Treasury.
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By ). O. MCGUIRE, Auctscn~er.

RI SHARES STOCK or THE r1REMEN's INSURANCE.
OU Company Washington and Georgetown public
ANy rsmsn Insurance ON
psny Washnsfcu spd 0ecsessown
Also o. 900 Bssk cf Metropolis stcek.
Tsrms cash, In funds.
J. g. MCGUIRE
Jan I'D Aucfionser.
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s,and the repeated umo Of Persia having Joined wh
Russia unles that ncke DO b6ed over on ths
Prince Worop zoh would most likely be
lost.
Under these cirousances we understand the ssslsn~-
on Of my Lord Pslmerstsn IN order TO blow the slow
coach slion ueuchey by tho ass Russian train oi
,hs NJ, L. ,o,,,,. xneclsd nre reu,isrship w. II.
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ny >. O. msGuIRE. A~ssss...r.
Dec sl-eodhds

ny q. mcGuIRE. A~ctAssssr. ~ a-s
CMALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTONs-0n Wed
nesdsy, at O'clock pteses, sAol seu nj
No. a. IN .ubdvson Of squns 4se fronting p NJ - eH ses
md nos,h haeh te6 49, W0A hs
provemsnts consisting good scsy frame houss.
Jas @. Mc0UrnE,
Dec M-d Aacuo~ese
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Firsmsn's Insurance Company Washingtoa ana
1eorgetOwu-
DscsHsaa n, 1858.
THE president and dividend siah ~
cent upon the capital ~ this company q pfsA
cf the lsss sis monshs payable on demand. -
ALEX MefNTIRE,
Jan s-~oN Ascvveary
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OST LAND WARRANT No. 1850
IL 100 acres Of Smith,
IAs, been
being through ocs Mr. McDonsd
in June ie52
have upon Land Ocs
while application for the issuing Of duplicate
JONATHAN SMITH.
lar a-lau6w
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United states Patent Once.
Washington, January 2, 1854.

|
IN petition Of James Rowe Tampa Bay, Florida praying
" the extension him
fourth Of April $780, for Improvement, in machines for crush
substances, for from
which r'scs the fourth day OF eighteen
hundred and Hfty four
said
Monday, Goth Of March II O'Clock,
notified appear and
why said petition ought not to be granted.
required
their objections, specially writing, iwer
before hearings nil testimony flied by
be hearing
with the rules Of the oce which will be furnished app
cation.
ordered also, Published Unon in,eI
eencer, Evening STAR Washington, D.
Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Evening Post New York
idence Rhode Tand and Fiofdtan and Journal Tallahassee
ida week for three successive
tesh of March next, the day Of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Pntenfs.
papers please copy their
bills oHce, with containing this notce.
Ian 3--law3~
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DIED.
OFFICIAL,

Sunday morning, January l. CLARA L. II. JONES' infant
daughter OF Hon. Gro. W. JoHxs, senator from Iowa.
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OLE BULL in ALEXANDRIA.
NATIONAL THEATRE

NATIONAL THEATRE.
Doors open \ TO Z; curtain rises pas7
F OF regular dramatic Great Of
tAentt! Union Of three dramatic companies !. THE
National, Holiday street, Baltimore, and
Walnut stree, Philadelphia.
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OLE BULL
DEsPEcTFuLLY Washington
~ no will give In this city,
ONE GRAND CONCERT,
On Friday Evening. january Q, 1854,
AT CARUsI'5 SALOON;
On which occasion he will be assisted by
. sIGNORINA ADELINA PATTI, the musical phenomenon.
MAURICE BTRAKOsCH,
The great piaEist, musical director and conductor.
The price Of admission has fixed a 81.
change Ms Rchasd Davss
uoors open at Z concert commence Al O'Clock
OLE BULL In ALEXANDRIA.
THE citizens Aersndria respectfully OLE
i BULLS Grand Concert will come off on
TauRspAr EVENING, January s.
3-dH
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TUESDAY EVENING, January ., 1884,
Win be presented for in Washington,
lowing powerful and nequasd the and beautiful Amer
comedy, called
EXTREMES!
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TKE CINCINNATI 81 & : FL I 4
CINCINNATI, Jan lAl the Germans arrested last sun
day night, charged with attempted violence M Bedini
have been acquitted and the evidence shows that the
duct Of the police outrageous and unjusfable Pab-
lie sentiment with the Germans and the police are
strongly denounced. eai
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AFFIBMED. ~
ALBANY, Dsc 80 The appsais has affirmed the
decision OF the superior in of the
railway through Broadway, New York.
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required them the pon, OF the bsyonei" Chaed and
rspulsed-Caucn asian phraseoogy Never mind Tho
Russian victories growing quite plentiful, and the
Times Obliged again ssne third editions in order
inform that he Russian genc Androzko has totally
defeated the Turks in battle at Akalfik, the borders
Of Turkish Armenia. The Turks left 200 slain the
Rcld." The news is from Vienna.
Ii Is remarkably unfortunate Tor the Russisns and shows
more Than twenty Times-esdea the 'inatuaed obsti-
nAcy" Of The Turks that mo OF Russian Victories
cspt naval ones, permitted reach by Consaoano-
pe wihout being invansby converted their
ray Even the Lloyd do nothing Ia this respect sgfce-
able Russans and rnh. when IL derives s in'el-
genes from the Turkish capital vs Trese thus for In
stance confirms all the OF the various Turkish soc-
ces,es in Asia alluded by The Chronicle and reported to
you my last Add the JoA,moids co~sianfno1h has The
sfronte that schsmy attacked the fortress
of which ca puated after thirty six hours fight
ing The loss on both sides heavy Kaheu also
rendered. after several days fighting schnmy has further
taken sydin and three other Russian ior and report says
that he defeated 5 900 Russians ooder General Ofsnof
The Lloyd that only Si but Redout Kae had
been cong aered by Abd Of the highest
i'm poance he would have been enabled
IA ablsh the perfect communication with Schamyi
This SCENE, indeed have taken place for it s
nounccd that both preparing to march Tidis-
Prince Woron zoG being intended 10 be cut OFT and sur
unded At tho uae Selim Pacha is said 10 have
advanced 10 Alcxandropos Compare the Russian bue
n) which he block aded hsianding that first storm
was repuls-d-probaby tbs storms "fcpussd' by Bsum
mer So desperate appears be the position of Rossia in
Georgia, only half tho Of General Luden,
4 informed you had be shipped hither but the Rus
sans thsmsslves compelled that the greater
portion II the corps of Ossen Sscken has d
rsessd 10 the same qusrerony 1000 Of them having
rived Jasssy Under shsss circumstances. We andsr
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A YANKEE ExPEDIENT.-One of the pa.
pers tells 3 story of IN American in Paris,
who could speak no French, was in the
habit of shaving himself, and invariably
hacked himself with the razor. One day,
before commencing to scarify. himself,
he remembered that he had no more
court plaster, and so rang the bell for the
servant. OF course, he was obliged to
communicate his desires by pantomime.
The servant was far from comprehending
with that readiness which characterizes
professional pantomimists and the princi-
pal performers in ballet. However, it
was evident to him that the gentleman
wanted something that would stick, and
soon returned with supply Of waters, and
of postage stamps, of various colors and
values. There was no help for it; so
the American, after having shaved and
cut himself in three places, applied a wa
fer to his chin, ten sou stamp to his
cheek, and a sixteen sou one Ia, his
Adam s apple. Thus sealed and pre-
paid, he sailed forth into the street, and
was an object of much laughter and.
good humoFed combat.
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SILENT MEN.-Sir William Grant, the
very learned Master of the Rolls, was a
native of the county of Banf. and, for a
considerable time, represented that coun-
y IN parliament. Though a most forcible
and easy speaker, scarcely Inferior to
any of his time at the bar or in narlis.
ment' ne was remarkably silent man.
He was the most patient of Judges The
story is well known of his hearing An
elaborate and heightened argument, for
two days, on the meaning Of an Act Of
Parliament; and when the Counsel t;n; s VI
ed, simply saying; Gentleman, tho Az,
is repeaeed I" yOn one of his y;s;ts ~
Banff he rode few miles into the countr ~
accompanied BY some friends. The oniv
observation that that escaped from him
was in passing field Of peas. ssYery fine
peas" Next day be rode out with the
same cortege, and was equally silent:
but ON passing the same spot, he mt.
tered: And very finely poddsd, TO-"
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How 1 WOULD PRxacH IpaI Conn

How | WOULD PREACH IPa L Gould -
81 am tormented,' said Rnbert Hall
g with the desire efwriting better than
can" am tormented, say I, with the
desire of preaching better than I can.
But I have no wish to make fine, pretty
sermons. Prettiness is well enough when
prettiness is in place. hike to see pref.
ty child, pretty flower bat In sermons,
prettiness is out of place. To my ear, it
should be anything but commentation,
should it be said to me, &" You have given
us a pretty sermon. y -----------
If | were put upon trial for nv life,
and my advocate should amuse the iury
with tropes and figures or bury his ar
guments beneath profusion Of flowers
of his rhetoric, would say to him "Tut,
man, you care more for your vanity than
for my hanging. Put yourself in my place;
speak in view of the gallows, and you will
tell your story plainly aud earnestly
Ihave no objection to lady winding
q sword with ribbons and studding it
with roses, when she presents it to her
hero lover; but in the day Of battle he
Will tear away the ornaments, and use
the naked edge on the enemy.
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PAPER HANGINas, coRNIcEs, LOOPS, &c.

PAPER HANGINGs, c0RNICEs, LOOPS, &c.
NJE would m ,st respectfully infosm tile citiz.Ls
w Of Washington, that we have now ia store a
large end beautiful ass"r ment Of CORNlCEs,
RINGS, oRNAM HNTs, &C, 1t prices to suit all
perso as. All kinds OF Window and Bed DRAPERY
made and put up at the shortest notice and in the
best manner. Carpets made and put doan and
warranted to fit ALL kinds of PAPER HANGING,
DECORATING and UPIOL-TERY w~rk attended
to promptly. We keep constantly on hard an
elegant assortment Of PAPER Hang .ngs ana il fact
every thing in our hue Of business: We guarantee
So isfaction to our customers. Paper hung By 9 :
perieneed ha"ds. Persons requested to call and
examine our goods before purchasing elsewhere, as
we deem IL no te ubls to exhibit our goods even to
those who merely wish to ook through cuH tsity
JOS. T K. PLANT Co., Z
y. No s Washington Place, It'll street near &.
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GREENWOOD CEMETERY. y

THIS bssu.iful burial place OF the dead having
l. just besn Dedicated with appropriate ceremonies
for the purpose nov open for the reception Of the
remains of deceased Fertons. 81 $50 ''ES' Us
The MAUsOLEUM has capacity for Hundred
bodies, in which such friends CT the dead a. mag
xpplv can place the departed until they select sites
Tor the graves. cry s.f735 -
The plan Of tho incorporates is ono Of equality in
regard to the lots which will not be put up publicly
for sale, (slthough they usually bring premium,
making the early selection Of lots tie most dssir
able. ~ '7f't ri p 5f' r-'-2 81
Until an ONCE is established In the city Of Wash
ington, spplicstions will be punctuallY stt. nded
to at the present Office In the east wing OF the build
Ing on entering the Cemetery. f.s,r u
VT - - 80 WIN. 8. HUMPHREYS =
NJ B.-Glenwood Is situated short distance due
north Of the Capitol. aug 11-8m
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ttfully Manufactured and as cheap say establish
nsnt In the Union. -.,,
DoLLARps HKRBANIuM EXTRACT Oh LUB
TROUS HAIR TONIC, -
prepared from South American herbs and roots, the
most successful article produced for preserving
the hair falling out or changing color restoring
and preserving it In healthy and luxuriant state
Among other reasons why Dollards hair-cuttips 81
loon, maintains its immense popularity ID the fac,
that his Tonic applied to every head Of heir cut al
bis establishment consequently it is kept in better
preservation than under any other known applies.
lion. 1t being thus practically tested by thousanda
ofere the greatest guaranty of its efficacy. Sold
wholesale and retail Ut his Old Establishment, III
Chestnut Street, opposite the State House, Phils
delphia.
&. DorLARD hes At laOt discovered the M PLUS u
of hair dye and announces It for sale with per
feet confidence in is surprising everything Of thu
kind in use. It eolors the hair either tack o,
brown, as may be desired, and Ia used without any
injury to the hair or skin, either by stain or other
wise, can be washed OF In ten minutes after ths ap
pication, without detracting from its efficacy Per
sons visiting the city invited to give him csll
Letters addressed TO X. DOLLARD, TT Oh NSrNU1
STREET, PHILADELPHIA. will receive sttenticn
Ism 23-1y. . 't'' -'t =
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

HlHE subscribers have on hand a complete sssort
i msnt Of BUILDING STONE, taken from til.
Qparries near The Little FALLS Bridge on the Mary
land sde D. including all sizes, from small build
ing to heavy foundation Stone. Curb, Tagging %
ping, &C., which they will furnish 81 the usua
rates. 20 -,.-.. - -..s.t -.-
= Orders Lett ct the Store Of whsstlsy 4 Morrison
Water street, 0eoegetoun, OF at George L. Sheriff.
Canal Bridge, ~ street. or at ths Qusrriss, south
Of and near the Little Fails Bridge, will meet With
sep 7-dlm wHEATLEv. sILsBY co.
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sep 16-d2ota2swtNovl
OFFICE OF CIIRK OF no or REPS. U. 8,
7- September 4 1854.

@ EALED PROPOSALS will be received at this of
y fee until IL O'Clock m, on Monday, September
rs, 1854, f,r furnishing one hundred and fifty tons
best quality anthracite coal, one half red ash aud
one half white arb. The coal must be pure, OF egg
size, 2240 pounds to the ton aud delivered free Of
extra charge in the vaults of the Capitol ~ :
Alse, for furnishing one hundred and fifty cords
OF best quality seasoned hickory WOOD one hundred
and twenty-five cords to be sawed once, and twenty
i've cords to be sawed twice; the whole to be meas
nssd, sawed, and slowed away In the vaults at tn
Capitol, at the expense of the contractor. Ia
BOTH WOOD and coal are to Be delivered on or be-
fore the 18th day Of October next and to be subject
to inspection as to quality, eight and measure by
person to be designated by TIE Clerk for that pur
pose JOHN W. FORNEY, T.
-. Clerk Of House Of Representatives o. 8.
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FOE POOR AND LABoRING MEN. :
CMALL BUILDING LOTS OF 10 feet Of more. In
- varfous rarts OF tie City, and GeotgetoVn, at
low prices, and terms to suit. LLOYb &eCO.
.,.g-yz,-,. BUILDING STONE . $50 d,
For sale. deliverable ut the Canal, or Wharvss in
Washington, Georgetown, or Alexandria. j7,
~ s,,- --- H.. .v-s-a.z- =. LLOYD co. r.
}, For sale, . large and handsome CARRIAGE and
AARNK&& g.i9s.--c LLOYD d 90, 81
, 10th street, OPP Treasury Department
iy 2-lv -- ?
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NOTICE 10 PRESUMPTION eLAIMANrs.

Under the oct Of Congress approved 80 March,
1858, entitled Gan act to extend pre- emption rights
TO certain lands therein mentioned" the reelnp-
ton laws were extended over the abovementiope
alternate edd numbsret sections where the settle
ment audimprDvcmsnt WIRE NADIA prio- to the dsfe
OF allotment foprVyen NJ apd paid for at tbs rate
Of two dollars and fifty osnts pes acre. before kh-
Day fixed for the public sale. And the act approved
9Th March, 1854, entitad IAN act for the rslief "a
settlers ON lands ressrved fof railroad ufoo "a y
perfonS who settle and improved the above named
sections prior to the date Of su rdUai viii Sc en-
titled to pre- emptions at the ordinary mirimum
price OF the public lands, or at the rate Of one dol
lar and twenty-five cents per scre il proven mn and
pad tor before the jaY fixed for public "a O. There
fore every person entitled to the preemptiop
to any OF The alternate oddpumbsrsd sections above
mennnned, nnder the act Of "a Mar h, 1854 above
relerred % on fettlsments made prior to the 18th
March. 1854. Cha date Of allotmenO or under abe
act OF n March, 1854. 90 ssstlsuents made pti +
to the date OF Uithdrdacdl Of the lands pu market
likewise every person entitled topree1 pton under
the at of-27th March, 1884, on sny Of the asoye
lands outside Of The sir uss Hifs directed to be re-
stored 10 entry On the sixteeptk day of October
nsxt5 at st. Louis, is required to estsbklsh the
same to the satisfaction of the register and
receiver the proper land Office, and make psyment
therefor az soon pvucttuutts ReNg tbs aoice,
and belbrs the day appointed 6f the comnspcenent
Of the publio sale ostha lands smbFacips hS tract
claimed !; othaFu3se such claim will be forfeited
JOS. g. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of General Land Cface.
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