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Herald Marine Oorrospondeuoe.

Nicksrson Boston. schrs Mercer, Higbes Sarah Ann
Poe, stucey; Gen colt, Brookings and Louisa Gray,
haley, Boston; THOMPSON, Fisher, Diehton; Ocssn
IL. tells, Willisms IL nm
Ga ship A Cbfeseborough, Worth, New York; barka
Mary Slade, Bsker, and 6irard, ONeT Boston; Viz.
gnis Estelna (new), VIII ms Mobile brigs NV Globe,
Worries, hsnowell, Ne; Emily, Mellon, Newbury port;
Nora McIlvery, Boston; schrs Antarcs Candy Boston
Mary Mifiin, Collins Providence; Ontario, Sawyer Bos
toni Bentley. Nichols, Newport; JcmimA Harriet
Scul Yonksre; Globe, Horner, Boaton; Isabella, WI
lams, Lynn; Tahn arco, johnson, Newburyport; New
Globe, Tbbests, and Gen scott, Bookings. HsIowsr
Northerner, sooy New York. Ocean wave, Prics Salem
steamer Delaw are, Clark, New York.
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PHILADELPHIA. August co. 1854 -(Reporsed BY Keen
Taylor. )N,a Badyd-s3e0 City 6s HempHeli, 60 5000
Springfield e's 76. s7,; 500 Pittsburg Coupon Sc,
int Y, 81; $500 Wilmington RR 6's, s7x; 4s shares
Norris Canal, bbwn, IA; $50 do, o5 1sN; 2" Schuvlk
Navigation Preferred soh; SO Reading RR, s5wn S$S
Grsrd Flank, IL; 20 Commercial ,nk 597 10 Western
Bank, b6 60. Becen Bo0rds-Sl 900 West Philadelphia
Gas Sc, So q shares Nineh RR 6s 20 Philadelphia
Boa,d-$5oe Long Island RI 6's, blown, 64x; shares
PennsylvaLa RR, As; Lehigh Navigation s3K; Nine
hill kR, CIR; ~ DO, days, 611 Harrisburg RR 60;
so Reac ing RR, II Girsrd Bauk H. 80 Bank Of Ron
lucky, Gays, 16ik; Ptaptars Bank Of Tenn, Sly;
Commercial Bank. 595s; Philadelphia Bank l24k. AZ
ter Bodrd-lO0 shares Lehigh Znc ~. Market dull
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Zone rain fen IN Bangor. NJ. on Saturday morn.
ing. che king the fires IN tns vicioity, but there
wse not sufficient qnan't 20 penetrate tho grouni
n an ccI siderable d.p,h Late 10 the evening
there was u shower q s,me mi utes duf alton.
Portsmouth, ". H.. was visited With due shower
of rain OF about twe ours duration on Saturday
night.
following .fsia,c in regard 10 the fall II rain dur
ing III. months OF MAJ. June. July and August Of
each II the last five wears Il viii be that In
those fcuI months Of 1854, only two aud quarter
in hes have fallen: IL e. N any foruser year:
MniL in. .Luar .Liu. In. Ava In. IQfll
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THE SUMNER nETREATs.
TIE GRAND BALL AT NEW PORT.

A meeting OF the c,'zens and visi,srs ct Newport
took place BIT tn Ocean HUE on Saturday, evening,
Tor tho purpose OF appointing . committee to make
arar gomeD os snr grand c,osing ball Of the sea.
con, Viii b II was decided snould take pla at the
Ocean Hcose. o. Friday September lst--tickets S..
The fcao~ing gentlemen verc designated as q
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LAuNCmD-At Fall River 26ih inst, by Mr. Joseph
Thompson fine schooner Of 223 TOMS called tho Nancy
Bray ton intended for COASTER and to DO commanded
by Capt Warren Bsbcock
At PottersviDc Somerset Path inst, by Meears Smith
Chase fine brig of about SEQ TONS wned ia Somerset
anc Fall ki,er and to be commanded by Capt VIM Bow
ers, of Somsreet
at Portsmouth, Nh, Goth inst, the fine ship Lad,ga,
OF goo tons from ship yard at Mobiles Islaod. She
built by association Of mechanics and IL tho first
ship built BY them They have another ship In frame
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TELEG RAPHIC

THE cH0LERA AT FALL RIVER, MASS.
Providence August 20, 1854
There have been eight deaths by cholera 10 Fa River
snce IL ocock yesterday and elk or eight new
reported Only American has boon attacked and
he lie doing well
TIE FEVER AT NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS Aug %, 1854.
Tie yellow fever Is slowly increasing hore, among
tie emgrants The dcAths At the Charity Hospital
from tie disease during the past week. reached lo and
the total number in the city was 1877.
THE FEVER IN SAVANNAH.
The mortality at rnyannah from yellow fever during
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday last thirty
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Affairs In Washington.

lCorrespS ndepce OF The New Orl. ans Courierl
WASHINGTON, Aug. Is, 1854.
Public o, iniou in Wa-hinr ton has settled down
into the firm belief that the cabinet DOW meets
twice dsy-that The NIL engroesiug subject OF dis
cpsson With President Pierce and his constitutional
advisers Is disturbed relations with tho govern
ment (fl Of Spsin-that the Secretary Of the Amer
lean legation st L0i IN, ~ho Is nos on official
visit TO Secretary Mercy, is constantly kept within
cali-snd that befne the lapse Of many weeks, the
President will aston oh both the Oh and New
Worlds by . bfilli+nt coup defat; the coup d'aaf
being nothing less than the annexation and alb
sorption Of Cuba without the loss OF ood or tres
sure. When tie truth leaks out, fancy that Il
VIII be discovered that Mr.. Sickles visit TO Wash.
ingtrn was behind time. On his arrival, he cx-
pected TO nd Congress still In session; aud the in
st.uc ions and Intelligence which no bore from
Minister'S Buchanan and S,ue, were Of such Cha
rscter that had Congress been in session, there
would cave been Itsle or no dhiculty In procuring
the raessae OF joiut resolution placing ten mil
lone at The disposal Il the executive during the
recess.
As matters nov stand, the administrssio aud. IL
eeh 10 psovckipely delicate and embarrassing situ-
alton without the means Of purchsst,sg difficulty
into an acquisition--without the ability to make
mecacee effective respected-sill Il In expe ,ted
that Il Will have the strength ~ well tbs inclina
ton to bold Ia che that fibusfering feeling which
now manifesto itself n nearly every city On the Allan
tic coast. | know that within the last few days
several cabinet meetings have been held in regard 70
Cutsn ahsir, and that q determination was ex-
Rres.sd 70 put down all expeditions which may be
nued out In United States ports, having for their
Oo)ece descent upon the shores Of our neighbors
But what Will this determination amount TO How
Can Secretary Dobbn with three or four sloops and
higat<s, ard - many broken down stsamshi -, sue
thse thousand miles? As for looking TO the army
O. detective police the case II still more hopeless
II We cannot nve the scslps OF our citizens on our
southwestern frontiers ON the knives OF handful
Of Indians, what chance e there In contest With
the growing, graspipg enesgies Of Young America
BRrLLrAfr kErEoR---A meteor of the larger
clan was seen at this place on toe evening Of the
18th 1ues q hours 70 min. Not vi hslanding tia
lvikeAt I'D very smoky atmosphere, u made .
brilliant AppearAnce. Originating at Q point due
east, 1t sa altitude OF 30 degrees, Il moved very
SLOWLY towards the north. and exploded ct an att.
fudc Of 70 degrees bearing north 10 degrees east
Nanfsoha fsqxirr, Aug. %.
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The General Health.

COMPARATIVE MORTALITY OF TIE CiTrES.
The foilc~ ing tail s,l exhibit ii mortality in
Boston. New York Phi adelphia and Baltimore dur
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TFLEG GRAPHIC.
THE WEATHER n TIVE WET.

BurvALo, August 49, 1854.
Ths weather here continues dry and the powerful
with light westerly b,ezs We have had rain since
Friday when the heavy shower that fell reached far
west Cleveland
The d,ought nsiuuss In Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago
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Telegraphic Marine Rcports.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug 2S-Ar schr Imogcne, New
York.
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Brooklyn City News.
VARIATION OF REAL ESTATE IN KINGS CoUSTY.-At q
meeting Of the Bod Of supervisors yesterday, the fol-
lowing statement Of real estate In Kings county sut
mtte0 - 1888 1854
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As ct mbsted with the returns for the previous
week there been decrease in the mort Atty of
New York and ilao+ipha, and an Increase in
Boston AND Baltimore, as fOlows:--
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Georgia. fro.s 1890 -,,h az ..Irn,n 5,sis
&c uey are called In the shipping list arrived at
Crosse Lie On Sunday lAst, I'll well, with thu excep
f'op 1.-TWO, who are III with opthalmis--1lo
<-:--s. .1as. &c. n
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THR WEATHER At THE EASTWARD.

The weather continues fair Nth cool east Winds and
indications OF rain he applies TO and dis
tant locahies, eaat and north far the telegraph
wires extend.
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THU CROPS AT THE SOUTH AND WEST.


Advices from Tennessee, Alabama and Georgia. speak
avorahy Of the crops add throughout most of tho
Western ates there have been ns which have great
y IN roved Tie condition Of the crops The indications
now are, tha taking the country through the yield
wiz not 20 much feio = fair average.
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The ships New York. for navre and Golden Eagle fol
New Orleans, anchored at the SW Spit.
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GREAT rIii,OUGH LINE TO THE WEST
81 ets

Baiaors Yaiiroad Baltimore WAeeng,
nsing e i The large, and splendid steamers Of ths
Union line the Oho, andt stages to ZdnesrtHs, fe
HIs expeditions thoroughly completed by the
finishing great Board Tree Tunnel and the road being
ORDER attention Of travellers Is confidently d
and fares The
and character
The express Baltimore daily y p.
directly through Wheeling $3.50 mies in IL 10
ciudiag all stoppages arriving there ats day
Baltimore at ., lodging
Cumberland nes and proceed thence to Wheeling In the
morning rs4 HE sn| $3.50
daily meeting the from Baltimore the Wash
Baltimore
Al wheeling unrvsied line,
completed for this route, daily
passengers down the Ohio Gin
Louisville, the for Nashve
Louis and New Orleans packets be taken by those
ing further on.
West di
Wheeling the Ohio Stage Company excellent coaches
part the National road Zanesve and thence
by railroad s e imam 1sa ~. afaa4
will also find this most agecase route, there being
regular and speedy conneIion whesng to and " oss
places.
n charge ior uansfcr Of passengers or baggage
ticket right lie the
roue Washington Whesns % oo 70 Ciscnnat Ell,
Louisville, 6lY- sa ~ 49, Al t4. H.
Tickets Parsons agent, station,
Washing,on and OF the other agents Of the company
II nj n. III Is tEfE WIN. PARKER,
May Il-dn General Superintendent.
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ByJAs1rs G. MCGUIRE. Aust.eassr.

cHANCERy SALE OF VALUABLE AND ELIGIBLY STU
ated esaoBy virtue Of decTee OF the
cult court Of the District Of Columbia for Washington comfy made
In wherein James Halliday and others compliments
Thomas Halliday OTHERS he Thomas Halliday,
Halliday William w. Halliday and Lydia }. HanIon, de-
subscriber appointed said
viii sell a puslic auction Tuesday me ian day q June
1884, 5k o'ciock the suction Of j. g. MCGUIRE
The corner Of avenue and iod street west all
Washington known the plat plan said
and being No 6, 4quare No o4 No 6
No 703 lots Nos g. and n No. 77Q lots Nos
and and Of O No s south q
II inches front Al street east By los is inch dssp q lo
Of and ofs favorable opportunity desirous Of
making investments procuring sustod building sites
Tbs Of prescribed BY saa OnefOuh
the purchase paid In eaAh and balance in equal
payments, 10
nois- bearing Asss. from We * OF se Win ssesy =
The Upon the fsu
and interest and The ratification q the sals sae BY The hs
will foscve In fee
complied 3fas
Of the sale which complied with
esold, upon
purchaser thereof All conveyancing
pensc Of the purchasers. $50 .lus nv = 80 o&A
5s sis# 4afrfE HI srW CHA6. g. WALLACE, Trustee.
- taeta.t ..Lsn 81 J. q. MCGUIRE, Aucuoneer
May 23-3tawhds
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n X. CEIAMBEisLlN's Comnlcrciai College, located
VI street, Baltimore, Maryland. The osienshIe
object Of this institution IL place in the reach Of prop
obtaining practical mercantile cduca
ton Young man eau knowledge
general few be acquired
many years In any counting house.
The OF study embraces book keeping and s
Of trade Mercan
taught according the approved methods
penmnnshp combining mpdy Of execution with beauty
mercantile law, upon various i'm
mercantile subjects beside other points necessary for
business understand The time
complete from five eight weeks
being vucaon applicants enter Al time and at
lend evening.
dplomss these who graduate For Ac write
and have u circular forwarded by ma ].
Nov i3-lydAcp 1il iA f@t.5 III ts5tta 25 4ef
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In w school Cumberland University, es Lsn-non.
Tennessee.
FACULTY, hon abraham caru,her, hats Of the
judges of Tennessee. N#
Hon Nathan Green late of the ofthe supreme
Of Tennessee.
Brnrn6eld Ridley, cnanceiors Of State
Judges Cau,hts Green oir whole
/ T f
Plan Of furpcfor Daily examinations Of
books. No regular of lectures bur explanations
daily lessons the progress 81 the examinations
q. Weekly "
dents suits Of fscts
and them All
practice The framed prepare
deeds Wills records and all of documents be
dsnce IN the trials some Of cases are taken by appeal
tprrmc which, held monthly the
public NJ the eod oeye session The students act CLERKS
Hs, Jurors, judges, cbanceors
bacttes connected with their quits.
SsssorsThe hrst session
ember and ends Third Thursday Februnry. The
mencea the succeeding Monday in February and ends
Thursday in July.
Expenses per sssor.uon ESQ In sdvnncs ronunsep,
fee ~ boarding $50.
which can be Ind in the Lebanon bookstores
-Four sessions required the course
dents enter advanced class No previous study
There four regular Glasses
any time during the collegiate year -f...N
Theirs legislature ro,sd with The school
Number Of students the last collegiate year eighty
ROBERT &. CARUTIERs
Fsbi'-eoiy President Board OF Trustees
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Each psoposs signed by making Il,
and specify piceord bf pricso each and
ucle contained the sbsdur should article be required
furnished prices
qusir Blank forms proposals furnished
The department. applying for and without
frsait therein, would difficult
csion win be taken into consideration unless subanusy
agreeing herewith
The pcpoas be addressed Department
endorsed Proposals for given
whom the contract awarded who will be- required,
IN Ave days thereafter give bond with sucen urees
It's performance.
The head Of the department whether
terms ofts contract have complied
iclc which be, In his opinion inferior quality well
a reasonable time.
May 2i--iawzw T
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ZINC PA!sTsThs subscSers having been appointed agents
"a New Zinc Company the sale Of their
paints prepared description, devea-
bio BALTIMORE the Prices and tho liberal
The white paint Is and 1. unsurpassed by
other IL 10 sold either ground In o.
The brown made only FROM New Jersey and
extensively iron other metallic surfaces
II IL cheap and economical paint 8aa lHE IaES
The owH coi durable covering for
depo bridges, Ac The OF large, and
il has given entire Satisfaction. .eitaa iA stirt
paints by company highest
celence having
and applied their and they warranted
sof fresh the kegs reasonable Of time In
this respect they superior olher In market
JOHN SULLIVAN h SONS, Agents,
No, Cam at. bali
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r q. r. sALOMONS Improvement in Brick Making.
j. patented April l85By this method making brick
well known facilities and advantages Of the ordinary
combined Of machine
many peculiar the generally
rapidly dried and
prepared kiln which they moulded
but little delay and without the labor of removal
facemsn which they subjected in the ordinary
foregoing description Of only
has made the plain ordinary building brick but II OBJ
Arrangement
aad s equally capable Of manufacturing le hollow
sn,ce, any other OF the we'll known forms Of brick
Patent rights for sale. Address
lfit sEt gta 3fHGaf ]. q. y. SALOMOK, s.e.#+
ts 5 RladensbuTg Prince George. county, Md.
NJ 1.-Two Gundred we'll pressed
ute, without removal. May l4-dlm
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M.MI..ts pihWinne June u, 1893.
~ me he niaw Of Lacy Y. Davis deceased
notified that have fixed upon 29d August 1854
a not on the next sr day hsrrs-r
once Court Hco.e inquire into,
c."n o. said county The next q Kin Of the said ucy H.
oeceaen or the entitled
qured TO be taken by the
dsro On The 24h day cf April A. D. 1854
psn~re ~ s.d amchy his
n, and chsIe. Hssnye, adminsrsor 81 Lucy p,
pam deceased AND others defendants All claiming
relations N nett hin, the sad aes
asd shes eVsed N~vwsri,
prs1 VII ~ requr~d In strict eoskwmity
etvn nsAs ny band soumissto~ss Of the circuit
p'n~A13s e"sny, she day and year ert aforesaid .
49, p. HARokAvR, Cow. &.
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BALTrnORR RACns-
THE spring meeting ov., nsr..s asn sossss, Bald
more, Maryland. Monday, the S,h Of June
asA sfRsr ifft
Tuesday.-~olub pusss S7oa -sAxss sIs kM
Same Three ys ss nss y
,sas .ss Filled win The fo:ow;as enirss
II. Gibbons ). fiO, sy narns dam oasssA-
Tho~a. :. Z by olsaeosdsn sy M.doe;
Ai.o George Luis Arthur, Glen
Calvin Clssne names b. r. by Aadsbydsm Phnces.
q. W. Dahunty by Glsneosdam Musadora, BY
sxcoSp OAR. -r $780,.
Wednesday 600 mile y ss... -.
half fosi. The club give $500 Il two start
lun~S YEA. old " =
W II. essoa. Mis-. Matte, " umpns-dam Emily
n. +. Field names b. 9. Wild irshmsn. BY 0sncos-dA
A Miner ch Blonde, by Glencoedam BY Wagner
year. old Also b. Msdons, BY Yorkshire by
Thursday.--Ciub purse s3oo--miIe heats. .t
$500 snSsnes, 80 cuS give $500
Miner I. Blonde, by by wagner
X 2. Field names b. {. wild lr.Anan. BY Glencoe dan
CIV. Diahunty ch. Gae, Davis, by Gisncoodam
Col NJ. R. Singleton ch.E Ellen Evans, by -.
gis .Haie4 la'V a4t
rriaay.-Clsb parse, el,ooo; -four niIs =
Same dnySweepsAke for olds-twO mile heats
s'::s! .!s:: y s:s:
Ann 11 astf nI H4gtTsA sfas 2feN t0n133
sss: e.: LIZ: 2s 'ssi
Thomas wi.,en T. BY ossnoos--dam BY Medoc.
+tsl 'ehhsN ~
Saturday purse, e4oe; dvo
daySwsepsakss fer all single heat Of three
$500 e00 forfeit The give $500
more start -Four year clds and 100 pounds
Fowler Col r. b. G0ldsby's hghlander BY G'o
coe-dam Castine by Monarch--fvc old. M.
RIP Field names Little Flea, by Grey Eagcdam by Action
six years old. 1h @rta2 Ra3+}
The following matches off week;
COL Hare ZiDganer colt against Col Glsssc0ck1 Little Arthur
for 82,0t0-mle heats
Col waisons Florence against COL DhahuDys Msdona 70,
$2,000--two mile heats 81 .lf.lI IT,. -sfg
May 94-dStAe od4t. t.a Proprietor.
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JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.

TaEAsuRr DEPARTMENT,
January D. iso4
hersby given the holders Of the following described
ssaies, this prepared puf-
chase any hereof Of June
Stocks
toned, 10 wit
any contingent competion within the stated
preference given in the order Of time which said
may The certificates duly assigned United
tass parties who the thereof must
bs transmitted this departments the receipt Whereof
price will be paid compounded Of the following pariicuas
!. The par value, specified in each certificate.
O. premium the Of the by OF
July 1885, redeemablc November H. 1885, of the
stock of the loan authorised by the Of 1884, deemabe 3ls
cember, 1882 Of een half per the stock of The
authorized by the Of 547 and 646 redeenabe
former the 3st December 1867, md the latter the %
1885, and stock Of the loan
authorized by e Of 1885, and reasonable tho 3st Of Desn
1854 Commonly called tho Texan indemnify cent
"a OF each ceracae from the Isl Of January
receipt the treasury with the
TOR money owne) days interest
in addition. 81 t4stffaia d&ft 1tIE Ffe4i 1858 .Ha fi
Payment will be made In Treasurer Of
the United StAtes Boston, New York;
or Philadelphia, AS the parties may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
May 20-dtlstJuy tAt v# Secretary oftle Treasury.
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ono. bl4l


pursuance ol.w sr.nLa Pierce Ps.dsa. o the uai.sd
4 Do III. T..
nIroHr Of hSsxsoTA The times herein dessused, wits
ne ~. sss :. ~ q on .s
situated wiiha the undsrmsaaossd townships, viz. e
NevA Of tAe bass line and Of tbs ira riayat nsidia
Townshp hundred and aud hundred and wo Of
TS~sahaps hundred hundred and of
Towaships hundsd and hundred and Of
Townships and hundred and Of
hundred ,Srss, And saSd,sd range
drsd and 'Sss and hundred fSu' of..nss
and md
place
limits Of tho following townships, WIS., V 81 s.3eIt :
North s base kns aal vet Of tbs ts pviaepal ~s'sAsG"
drea and hundred and four and one hundred and e
Tcvnshu one oDs hun
hundred s IN ana
s1a "s ns sss one and one hun
drsS and shss and ons saadssd and range ssn
Township hundred and two one hundred and three one
Townships hundred and four and hundred and dvs Of
A, The land oes wArEr commencing Monday the
d q nss 10 ns inc 0'c
North Of Inns aud Of tie fourth principal meridian
Township forty forty one. q range sixteen as
.sssoa: sSss ven Wv sssn
Ia t0wnatp Ihlrtythreo, townships thirty
nine and forty, of range ninstcen 4, fhH ttEet{ tf
Also, following military
For 6nonS BE- sold under the Of the cnt
tied "An reduce and define the boundaries Of the military
at tho Saint Peters river in the Territory Of Minnesota
18th August 1882 which subject presumption
claims tltf 5rtHtFfa g{4as 3HE. MaH asaHt AD#
four half Of section five, sections
eight nine the west half and southeast fractional quarter
section eleven, fourteen een seventeen
excep lots and three reserved for military at the
FeYy) exclusive OF all the islands
in tho mississippi river In township eight OF twenty
three + ,fsE ff 4ssE Fts ata as5I5t9 ,taEa
AT commencing Monday, tho
eighteenth September the disposal of e public
the following Townships of which The portions sia
ted within former military at Fort Smelling TO DO
accordance with the provisions of The act Of 18th August
claims, wit; 4f e,l HHzfE {~{ rH 1 ~l9F
North Of Ae base line and eet Of he fourth principal 'srdan
Townships and eight, exclusive Of the
the Missssppi river, Of range twenty-five. @ lR
Townships eight and twenty nine exclu
slands Mississippi twentythree
Townshps eight and twenty nine, exclu
ive Of the Islands the Mississippi river Of
appropriated the of schools, military and
purposes, uru be excluded from the saes
Offering lands will days
appointed will the order In which they adve
with all despatch until the whole shall have been
and the thus closed but shall be kept
admitted until acr the expiration of the two weeks
Given under hand, the city Of Washington, this third day Of
June Doni thousand eight hundred and my four
| e1H'f Esd~ shfa tf t2iaET FRANKLIN PIERCE. 2
By the President; ( aHsg4s Lftat frgtssfe 4@ .#
L Ia 7 n
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NJ HEREAs entitled can TO doas
9Sth July,
April m ills provided shat Whenever shsl h. appear
the subtraction Of The that animal
In this CITY snail he deemed and considered vhs duty
Of the his proclamation requiring all animals
the dog kind shall be kept confused for
sha dem erpedcnt and 20 sesss In -uch
exceeAing ninety dsys shh he the
blcs and lawful for other kill bury and every
Aog Roing nj contrary The sstd pvpcismson,
Now, hsrsoe, II bavtkG beeH Bsde
that there "animas Of The dog kiDd mad city,
hereby Ice 70 NIL whom spas
dog kind in this kept corWed foS
days from The date and
required in
~ uch may be Fund going at isxse p.oclama
ton.
my Mayor. once, IN The city Of w..h
wsvos, hss 0Nh DAY n May. 1854 f.l i .st e
-. 49, JOHN W. MAURY,
May aa-eoAhtswsw Mayor