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Ihe PoaTd met ap. ~; a full Board present,
After the reading OF the acquisitions number of COM
murioations were readonc from the Clerk of the Iuuae
Asylum IN relation 10 the neglect shown the inmates Of
that Institution.
Governor Draper stated that not only were the furnace
not put up but also that the unatics were so insult,
GENTLY clad as TO csusc them great Inconvenience
Iron ihc weekly statement II appears that there are
eVss ieTtns now Tn the Island being increase OF rs
ever lie report Of last wecf.
long report ffm the Medical Board Of Bellevue ITosp
tal IN elaon TO changes In the hospital was read and
4 communicating from VIM. Miles and others in behalf
othe Trustees of the Consumption Hospital was received
asking for statistical info nation relation 10 pulmonary
Complaints ~ the institutions. Referred 10 the Clerk Of
the Beard.
y document frcm he G and Jury was called nm com,
pahing of Tie cndion Of Bellevue Hospital ii states
That distinction Is observed between prostitptes anil
innosn nj females in the wards TO the detrent Of
lie latter. Referred to Committee Bellevue Hospital
Governor Draper entered into long plan ,tion az Tho
afhcui'ies between the Board Of Governors and the
Cen mis- scrcrs Of Emigration lie feared the CITY woud
be stddled with tax Of $500 per year Tor the care
d pavtcr emetants, which should be done BY the
other Roard. Without taking action, the Beard ad-
louined. =
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Police Intelllgence'


Solomon sprink brought before Justice Pearcy, at
the Second District Police Court charged with obtaining
about s1a0 worth Of goods and chandse from John
Habbrch of No. "a Nassau street. under false pretences
and fraudulent representations The complainant, in
lengthy affidavit alleges that the accused in exchange
for the goods before mentioned gave him fictitious
note. Of which the following Is q fac simile:-
: $50 81. LOUIS, March ~, 1866.
Five mouths after date promise to the order Of s.
SSprink one hundred and thirty. mine dollars
Due Aug. S0th. b. HENRY.
Mr.. liabbsich further snys that inquiing ut st.
Louis, he found that there such person Mr..
Henry 10 he found there and that the whole matter
got Up for the purpose Of deauding him out OF his pro-
perty. When tic note became due matter of
it WIS protested by notary public and fhe complainant
lett in the lurch The prisoner held for cxai-
patton and gave In bail TO the amount of 81 600 for his
appearance VIXEN called npcn 10 answer.
ALLEGED GRAND LARCENY.
Cfccr Dudon, Of the Seventh ward police, arrested a
named James JcNaney charge of stealing about
eco worth Of iron the property Of Daniel L. Petec doing
business at .2S South street The properly found in
the possession Of named McBtide. who seys the
prisoner sold y TO him. and that he received money in
payment therefor. McNaney committed for exnnsi.
na iion by Justice Wood.
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Herald Marine Correspondence,

KEY WEST. Oct lo-Schr Lucy william. Walker arr oil,
frqm Mobile with cargo Of brIsk for Fort Taylor.
Sesncr Florida Capt Cozzens sid thu morning for New Or
itars and ! icrda potts =
T,s var Eagle Brown; sails to day for port in the bay
NO wictks reported NO vessels In port repairing.
NEWPORT (xclcury Cllce) Oct l5-Arr BRIG Rcbuond
rayis, Th,IIason for Georgetown; schis sewel Iouj
Pro, dence FOR NYork Charles wtgae Tsuuou for NYork
Issdsen Long MsTslenead for dc Mslda oBrsn Lubec
and for CO. Tyler shopshcars, rhs Edward RIVER
Altany Tor Boston. ""'f
PHILADELPHIA, Oct ls--ifr steamer Palmetto Bata,
loi;cn rise BRAID, wne Cormack Perrambuco s5 days
Jenny Lind, John on, Proydence Chalomer Thorn oo,
Jsnero; schrs Albert Cole jacksonye: Mary a to
crGwlcy, Roson Cbet, sbaier, Hartford Amelia R,e~es
Nsrcv, Bosom Grcsian Tracy, Somerset Iii shandcr smls
Bottom, hayward Cushng Godfrey do Mary hnna Bowen
lo Ruhysn Enaico Geo andy Bradley de-; Iamot
rado Griffin de- Samuel Lonox Lenox New London: tnen,
yira Potter, Eoston; Volunteer, soui Go: slacs,nn
Fdwerds, do Solomon Rockhi Bragg, Providence George
George Tdwdrd Map, Boston. Below, ship James Brown
cd ship Napier, Sanford Livcrpoo brgs Losneo rvss
Apena; Eenl tarvsr sawyer Doson jenny Lind; John,
kawey Gardiner Ne; Dernarara Hanson Bosion. an
Chief shnIller Hartford; Martha wrghInctoa wrisbngr
ea.fs ear Foson Nor pn nss'9 PrOvdenec o
Tracy. do Highlander. Smith do Cnshlng Godsrev AZ
Mary Rowen, Providence; Runysn kos,sot n ao
Sesop Busns ys f S
,dsnee ySlnnlsr sI,gi osion Stockton Edwards
May Boston; saxon Kedowec, Dauariscotta.
Disasters, &c.
eHrf JONI LAsDThe San Francisco shipping I NJ Sen,
10 contains elaborate opinion OF judge Holman in DE
Gaze Of ship John Land The amount Of salvage damage
San ffsncco by Mcssrs Flint Pesboy kCo ~ so I'm
fteoi 'Ae SoAssfecs q she vessel The yI,ed sac,
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Personal Intelligence.

Among Tie passengers by the Empire City, from Aspn-
wall the following well If ~
Cen Horace ". Carpenter, an old Californian who has
Allied many important Offices in that state Dr. J. ".
Dodge one Of the pioneers OF California formerly OF this
city, and Hon. T. ~ Coombs, OF Cal.
Among the passengers who we're to leave Panama on
September 30, for the South, wee Dr. NJ Ringgod, u
s Consul TO faa, and his lady; Mr. Cavesy Secretary
Of the o. 8 Legation at Peru Mr. pinney and lady and
Mr. wheelright.
Miss Sarah French daughter Of Mr.. Morgan French,
obtain very gratifying information in reference to large
estate which abe Is heir by Applying TO her relative
DR.. W. D. Stone, OF Lexington, Ky.
Hon Erastus Corning lady ana niece and COL Joel Rah-
bone, lady and daughter Of Albany, ard Sir George
simpson, Governor Of Hudsons Bay Company take their
departure to-day in the steamer Pacific, for liverpool
ARRIVALS.
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and s. ia .sy. Albany; Rev. %@ ,sScsSp. ~,
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sao. K Read Wnr a sras
sh.ssGn seamAp NasayIlsMrs sesn
Gee as sSas s gen %sssgorS Sssss
paf nSynsf fS s'
sSG "as as Mrs aas
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81 r1F S1 sn
Judd, s spencer II Draper, Pacific FIX; 2 Hayward. S
AAG;s
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asy kns Gp os ssie Fesd sT sae
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W Hardns Wallace. Mrs smith, Geo KimSai,
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Brooklyn city Politics.

LRMotgATc COUNTY NoMIsAToNs-The Democratic
County Convention met at the hreeMle House In the
Ninth ward, yesterday evening in conformity with the
prevu. adjournment and completed the county ticket
by dominating the following candidates.
.Sna,or-John A. Dayton
She1if--Jerome Ryerson.
RtGiSfer--Jacob Messerole.
Coin,y Cl1L-William II. Campbell.
County Jpdgc-Willianl H. Morris.
Justice Of Sessfons--John Emmons.
Ton o1a- William s. Leach.
WIG WApD NosnsArio.s-The wings Of the Eleventh
ward assembled last evening to nominate charter officers
Two sepata meetings hed-one by the antHn-
doo wings who nominated William Cochran for Alderman
Richard Ingaham for supervisor; the other by the
Know Nothing wings, who nominated William W. Walsh
for Alderman and Henry n Mead for Supervisor. This
makes four tickets already nominated in this ward
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MARITIMI iNTELLlGEhga.
Port OF New York, October ls, 1855.

CT EARED.
stsa%p,hp Paeae Kye ger 81. Collins Co.
SHIP Greenlnsn nagna, Anwerp-Everett Brown
sap Columbia sigrses, charlsatonscrsntoq Tslman.
lark Williams, nlnsead Havana-P King Co.
Park Cadet Guide, Delize-Josiah Jex
BARK Ti,oia. Gardner Cardenas-s'urges 4 Co
park Isrey, smaley New Orleans n u Brigham.
Brig Isabella Reed {sr), smith, Hamion-Mccready. Mot
sehr Rankin Ames, Port au Prince-s A Ms,caf
Se enr JeHfns Fsierss an wans
s man Maew wseT sah
schr LOUISE, Norris, BOSOM W Lewis
ss' COP " 3 Msnsum, French Taunton~aaser
rroppeer Ann Eliza Tho%p
ARRIVED
Steamship Empire City, windie, Aspnwan Oct 6. wthpas
sem GERS nd specie to Nj Roterts.
and pas sencery Mitchi. i,h inst ~ Pm. OF Bod
Island exchanged signals with steamship Marion, hence for
Steamship Nashville Berry sres!On hours with mdse
serazed steamships Alabama hence for Savannah and Ma
U s hip Saratoga Edward Til,op commander from
June Il with teas s to GoodSae Co. july as lon
T. p % q I IRON s1 sa r 20, rom
saIsios for GB X sinking cSndOR captain and and
her manmas Took Oh captain mates and nine seamcn and
s ss S w ns ct as n s
Eassengers master Oct lat n Is lon ss4S saw ship
SIR gn. Sgsn Sept IS with a
Ship Carolus Magnrs, Coffin Liverpool Sept ID with mdse
and af6 passengers, to WIN Whiiock Jr.
20 hsefs aepss
Ion 20 20, steamship Ericsson, hence fol Hayre.
Ship Hannah Croker Taylor Boston in ballast to Dusan
sss M Gv Ward y with salt
mcie nom Galveston Tor New YcrE~had lost mainnas and
head orenas Sailed in company with Br brig Clarence,
Brrk Golden Age Garrck Galveston 30 days with cotton
10 Wakeman Dmnn 18th INST lat 81 q, lon ~ 04, spoke
bnr Sarah Ann c Brunswick Mc ~ days fIom Liverpool
Bark Eliza new) Pike PASSPORT 1s days. in ballast TO DIN
Koh Experienced heavy westerly gales and has been
rnr 10 icewar, as New foundland
Brig Andrew Peters (of Ellsworth Me,, Mcfarland Trni
dad Cuba 23 days with molasses, to Il 4 Peters.
Brig Sarah wooster of East Cambridge Moore Jacme st
Domingo, Sept 20, with coffee, 10 master,
Brig Ac!urus Br, Howard MT Ms q Gays WIN pias
Brig Emma Brewster Munson Galveston Is ia,s with cot
ton - wakepsn ptnon.
scir Canton %. saitmorel Shut, Aspnwa 80 days, With
sehr Gaif s'ream '0s mast ca4 Alezanra days
sthr Young America rasied) Green AiexaDdr,s days
sthr r.tine, Topping, Virginia, 2Gavs.
EN- EapssGs' LSongsree yrsina sdays
seir Caroline. Clark Virginia
schr West Wind, barnett, naiiinore 5days.
sebr Lotus, II ics ss Fab River. DAYS.
steamer Caledonia Baker, Portland, 40 hours, with mise,
sieamiug Huniress, Morrill,, Boston 20 hours
Two ships in the ofnng.
ship John Boyd Liverpool, Emerald Isle, 10. Wind n
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Fatal ACCIDENT TO A CHnp.-Coroner Gamble held an
inquest ,eseSay, in Iy-second street between Tenth
and Eleventh. avenues upon the body Of child three
years Of age, William naItlin who was killed By acct.
tcntay fsrg into excavation in the garden attached
TO his parents dwelling. Verdict, Accidental death
StrrrS EEaTH- Coroner Gamble also held an inquest
at 90 Mott street, upon the body Of man named John
MeGowan who died suddenly on returning from Hoboken
where he had Leen attending the annual excursion the
Nassau Guards. Deceased employed in the T,ign>
Cice for many years. Verdict neath from dseasc OF
the heart.n deceased was 20 years Of age and was
ma i've OF New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-17

PORTLAND. Oct s4=Besow. bark. CD 18th brig Gee '
r,tarna Hutcbirsoo havana: steamer Caledona NYork.
PRoviDENCE Oct is Arr sshrs Ocean Bird aibs: md
waes Ross Dai%os sar sna E Et yates Phas
ner Albany; sloops Frederic own 1ardiDer and o.
Coleman EYcrk. Below, four sch. 'ners BID schr Lydia
(bbs Baltimore; sloop Fashion Bydeu- Nfork. Went
TO sea, ship Tmor, arom warren); bark Sprsnnsn
18Th Saxon Collins Wilmington NC Cid lah ship OtAslio
(of Wiscasset newt Tucker Charleston.
SAVANNAH. Oct l2--Arr briggs Macon watkins, nforks
Rio Grandc McCobb wiscasses schrs norn ssas Horton
Hoey SYork: brig Iiberas. Brsmhan, Norieans
sT0NIEGTOE, Oct I5-Arr schrs Jane. Dickens hYork
for Westerly; y l. Moore, Benjamin, Rondon 49,
WARREN, Oct A-Arr sloop Home. foronam, NHorK
18th schr Ed ward Kidder Tyler Charles0n.
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Supreme Court.

its'ic9 Judge MifcIcU.
W. r. Wilmington and ofhvS ~. yosspA Ra,tsp nal
anohcr-1he attachment Is dischsfped vri,bo, ~"
and condition that no action be brough, for IA .s
in attaching The properly. ~ "ses
Frederick pcrtx and John Ts7,ts rs. Amos n T,no r.
junction dissolved without costs and without righ, -
the defendant TO any action any under,at
ing that may have been given by plaintiffs until leave Of
the Cegrt, after fnal judgment In the action.
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Wilna,uss,urc CITY News.

A1Trr1sp Arson -between IL and l. O'Clock Non
Gay night scuNs person attempted TO burn down row
on neg enngs ~ course OF erection in Fourth strcet
near South second Eastern District by setting fro TO
some shaving II wa discovered by officers vincer ard
.ii'hs who eStngushed the flames before any damage
Ieaycraft ~ 49, 'A'
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Brooklyn City News,

f4TAh AcupET.--iast evening. Nicholas Louth fell
down in Hudson avsnue, near Plymouth street, AMI
striking his head against a cart which fractured his
- ull died almost Instantly. Officers Post Griiiths
Graf and Winters carried the body TO the Second district
station house, and the Coroner notified.
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DENTIsTRY.

TEETH. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. - WV
syles on hne sod, only ~ g 60 eae. warranted bs-
out .xtactIg cd Teeth aied with sponse roi AMI
" hard shcln cement without pain. DR.. MiNsuN den.,
ss5 Bioadwsy. Established 1870 -Four premiuis rrceveJ
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CCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

CARp.-DR. WHEELER. OCuLrsT sss BROADWAY
devoes ne attention 70 diseases Of The eye by hs
mid treatment chronic nsnH alton OF the cveds or sare -.
can he eGccsuaiy cured fi'ms SPECS &C. rsnoyef ,,s
irStlifd. - '~~sN y
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COAL.

(iOAL-PRICE REDucED.-THE SUBSCRIBER UAs
realced ne price MS Peach Orchard The summer
VIII furnish direct from boat rescrecned from 49, A.
for sale white ssh, Schuylk BROAD Mountain tnb
and Leigh Goals. HENRY pFEyrs a"s
Corner Canal and Centre and Jane aud West an
CoAI-yERY BEST QUALITY or RED ASH, STOVE
" size coal screened aud delivered dry and In e
order nom under sheds g 90 and white Ash Al a
5 from ard No s. Gocck Weight and quality vsr
ranted. NAT CfiNfON
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RE w ARDS.
MIE nNn REWARD-ON THE nth OF SEPTEM-
DlO.UUU Der last two boxes delivered At The

dig OOO REwARD-ON THE nth OF sEPTnn-
OlO.UUU Der last two boxes were delivered ct The
office ohe American Express Company. in Dubuque iewA.
by carirnn from the United States Land Oce Said boxo
contain buck shot q % size Of 10 e The pound md
10 weight pounds OF sheet lead No. The boxes
made Of white pine inch thick dovetaed at the cornet
inside The bottom Of one Of he boxes was
inch hoop IRON II claimed by the Assistant TreasuEcr
1t Dubuque that the boxes each contained gold coin 70 ~
o the A.sstsn. Treasurer United States Neg York" vha
Eenne Now therefore for The purpose Of discovering hog
hs fraud committed and bringing to justice the perpe
traitors thereof, the American Express Company Will pay
900 for the recovery Of the money or in that propcros
offenders, and they will pay literally for information
ve the making OF said the furnishing Of such leaA
balls, shot, Ic &C. DC All communications should DO a.
dressed 70 the subscribers.
LIVINGSTON, FARGO & Co, Buffalo.
Proprietors Of the American Express Company.
H,iaao. Oct. 8. 1855
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mOsN REWARD TAKEN, SINCE ArTRR
Y4CU noon from the Mechanics Bank tin boz marted
olowtny bondsTown Of Newark, OHIO No. l; Portsmouh
City, Ohio Nos. 30 90 City Of Newport Ohio, No traakin
Railroad Nos Is q Rutland and washington Railroad Me-
New York and Erie Railroad, Nos 1914 25 2ss Ohio aod
Pennsylvania Railroad Nos S 100 4ao 521; Columbus sa1
Company No 4 Giy ct ka'ayIs Nos go ae Bos.hoe
sylvana Company New Albany and Salem Rai!road
No. Ics9 Evansville and Illinois Railroad Nos z, e.
gan Central Railroad Nos 27ss AIS 31ss Macon and "
Railroad Nos 81 81; Lake Erie aud Wabash and st. Louis
Rairoad Nos 2S 1885, Eaton and Hamilton Railroad Nos i9o
been stopped The above reward viii be paid on eayng hs
with ts contents, with w. D. WADDIN9TON, ~ Wan
street, and no questions asked
g7New York. Oct.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
THE MILITARY.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE VETERAN CORPS or
a. tae wss q 1872 wiz be held at headqnaters " Rss
Star Hotel 62 Lpenar street. Wednesday evening. Oc
III 81 O'Clock, on busi"ess Of importance By order
WV. TAYLOR, Adlulaut. II. RAYMOND, Colonel.
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&1EO REwARD-THE ABOVE REWARD WILL Bn
01CU paid by the subscriber, for the detection Of Tho
thief and the recovery of the following a
rich yesng, of figured vevets csshmeres and sks white
black and ancy black and fancy sa and silk sear black
and fancy silk crayas ties kid gloves pocket
&c. Also few pairs pans three coats and two pieces g
san de chine, all of which stolen from my store Of NJ
Fulton street. Brooklyn, on the night Of the th Oc
JOHN j. WIzEMAN.
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&C6-LosT, A RED MOROCCO .PoRTEMoNNIE, IN
20 of the OF the last Friday, F. Ms express
from Cleveland TO Buffalo, between Erie and Dunxik,
containing about $780, In 20 notes OF the Atlantis
Bank York. dol gold coins through ticket by
The New York and Erie Railroad and somn valuable paPess
and memorandums OF no 10 one but the owner -
viii ,be paid return OF the by express
Otherwise the subscriber at No. Pearl street New York
j WOODWARD
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61O REwARD.-sTEAYED OR STOLEN FROM NC
plU Manuss stable Not street between Prince aud Hous
handsome Jet black with slight protuberance lump unoer
the lower jaw had fancy collar with silver plate bearing
reward will be paid for the delivery of the dog at ~ Primes
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noNiT BUY-sToLEN FROM THE STEAMER THOMAS
~ u. Hure. from Sing Sing on Monday morning Oct ID
white Cuban stud Persons are cautioned against pur
chasing HIM the has persons in search OF the pony
ard he Will be claimed when compensation viii Be
paid any who VIII give Information respecting him at
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Aug. 3, 1855
Notice is hereby given to holders Of stock Of the
loan authorized b. the act Of 1915, redeemable on
and after the l2th November, 1885, that the whole
any part Of the; stock viii be purchased by this
department al any time previous to the Goth No
vember next, for which per cent. premium will
be paid in addition 20 the sums expressed In the
Certificates.
And 20 the holders OF the stocks Of the other
leans OF the United States, that purchases Of the
same TO the amount Of 81 $40, 900 viii also be made
during the same Period a. the following rates:
r OF Stock OF the loan Of 1872, premium Of 10
Per cent fer stock CT the looms Of Is47 and 1S4s
premium Of 10 per cent; and Tor stock Issued un-
der the act Of 1850, commonly called Texas in
ce-Hnity stock, premium Of 6 per cent
Interest Will also be allowed, at the rate stIpu
lated IN the certificates from the LIST July Last IN
the day CT settlement here, with one day In add.
tion TO enable the Treasurer's draft TO reach The
party.
Certificates transmitted to this department nm.
der the present notice should be duly assiSnee To
the United States by the party entitled to rsssiu
the Purchase-money
Payment for these stocks viii be made by drafts
upon the assistant treasurers at Boston, New York
Philadelphia, the parties entitled to receive
The money may direct.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
eu i-dtNov30 Secretary OF the Treasury
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for the disposal Of the public lands within the
aforementioned townships and fractional town
ships, to wit:
NORTH of ths base lane and nest of the fourth
principal meridian.
Fractional township forty one, west Of the st.
Croix river, Of range sixteen.
Fractional township forty-one west of the St.
Croix river, and township forty-two, Of range
Fractional TOWNSHIP s forty west of the st. Croix
river, and township forty-one and forty two, Of
Fractional townships thirty-eight, thirty-nine,
and forty, west Of the st. Croix river, Of range
nineteen.
Island on lot six, Of section thirty-two in town.
ship twenty-nine, Of range ttcenty-tpo.
Township forty, of rapge f,cenfy-seven.
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools
military and and. other purposes, 'oiH b excluded
The Offering of the above lands will be common.
ced on the days appointed, and will proceed in the
order in which they are advertised, with all con-
venient despatch, until the whole shall have been
offered and the sales thus closed but no sale shall
be kept open longer than two weeks and no mi
waite entry of any Of the lands will be admitted un-
til after the expiration Of the two weeks
o., Given ven under my hand at the city Of Washing
thousand eight hundred and fffty-fve
" FRANKLIN PIERCE.
Acting Commissioner ofthe General and Office
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled to the right Of pre- empton
to any OF the lands within the townships and parts
OF townships above enumerated is required to es-
tabsh the same to the satisfaction Of the register
and receiver Of the proper land office, and make
payment thereof as soon as practicable after see
ing this notice, and before the day appointed for
the commencement Of the public sale Of the lands
embracing the tract claimed; otherwise such
claim will be forfeited. JOHN HOOD,
Acting Commissioner Of General Land Office.
jy 25-1aw13w