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Southern Pacific RaINrOaOa

ON the first day Of August next the books subscrp-
~ ton at this place for the above will be finally
closed All who wish to subscribe for the stock allotted
this place 10000 shares must do before that
the company have for all present wants ap-
proved accePtances New Orleans will received equal
cash maturing vi hin eight wonhs the
ise cunt cha ged bs city hanks.
am informed that seventy mirs Of the road
der tract and the have been provided meet
the and demands Of the contractors, yz Messrs
T. rant Co.. Of Georgia Their ability experience
addition TO the foregoing facts give
ergee construction Of this enterprise The
De vered for u miles OF the road with grade 20 miles
Ali the ghis; franchises, &C, Of the company, wnen
miles be completed, placed be yond forfeiture
tngeney Of snv kind. The tine within which finish 20
miles IS the 10th Of February, 1855
juyl0. HoBsON, Agent.
New Wheat Flour.
XNTARRANrED and delivered a superior quality Of New
w FOu-, at QUICK MEAD,
julylT. No South College street.
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Land Wnrrnnt.

(From the clearinghouse Of William t. smithsOn.)
WAsHISSroS, D. c., July I6, 1887.
There has been considerable activity 10 the Land
Warrant market for the lsst i've or SIX days and
prices have advanced several cents per acre since
the publication of our last weekly report.
l am rsmittng 70 my correspondents, and pay
ing az nv counter, the following rates to-day:
For l6O acre warrants s5 cents per acre.
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STATE ELECTION

I WILL open and h IL election for GovsrDor NAM,
bers Of Congress and Iegi.ture in he several civil
tricts Of Davidson county, Thursday 9Th dsv ~ A.
gust. The Contables in the districts are arh
authorized to hold said election. wy
The County Court have sppoin ted the foIo,Vin, ,.
to act judges and oler in the different Wards and Di
trcts Of the County. ~ U.s.
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Dysentery, bloody FIux, DIarrhea, and
MI hL.nrdeEa OF Lha EnHHrI.-


ali disorders OF the Bowels.
HE GTEsnbetg DE ntery syrup sovereign in all
disorders Of the Bowels. Nothing Is Injurious
than the Of opates in such disorders The Dysenery
syrup neutrales the acrdity and chemically aeFs the
contents Of he Bose aud very gradually tn
Charges. ihousaud certificates Of it, efficacy
got IN Middle Tennessee sloEe but prefer 70 give
but one from the chairman 4 the Board Of Health New
York.
NEw YoEK, April 25th, ISIS
Ny position last year. Chairman o. the Sanitary CON-
mee Of this CITY, brought a1ts
persous eTing iTou Cholera, Dysvntery, &c Facts
ung under observafon with reference 20 he
efficacy o D. syrup n the diseases heen
confirmed BY the testimony Of associates the
mttes and paTtcuarlv BY Alderman De Forest, a the
FIRST ward 50 sTong ~ wHs impressed with the
your proprietor caused H be Qaarantine
~here The holera then existed. Il is
maTkaoie that but SINGLE reported Afterwards
TIMOTHY K HIt BAr d, NJ. D.
Chairman Poard u Health, n. Y.
The ChiidTen's Panacea is vel known 70 be
most efcacoas ~ disorders % children from enc 20 ave
Old hy should thirds q all children born
die before they hve old II that the
NermiiaFes and al The 0'her poEe fl medicines admnis
tered 10 them not most Injurious Teeth ng
diseases 81 ne second bat little apprehen
sion where this ussd TIE Dysencry 81 rup aad ChH-
dTen's Panscta worth tfan uords express
tulyiI- MACktNLiE eECkWtfH.
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nav VELLUM PAPsR COPYNG B00K.

THIS Book will be found to eat advantages over
the old style from the parer being both thick and
strong and I0W not tear tshen ddmPened. It takes
most perfect in ression end its pages will be
lent to refer TO as those of ordinary Book When
in its great superiority will be apparent both for
Coping Letters Accounts, Currents Manests and other
Documents. For sale by
June l. CHARLES W. SMITH.
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TO MILLERS AND COOPERS.

AYINa ehassd 2oeo o. heavily tiHbsred land
neaf Paradise hil, IS lies from NashTifs, Win EaE
~ IL &e. aot erecting Barrel ana gt.ve
Machinery usrreons aud sha be prepared 10 vein 10
huppy "a drmAnat tT fEur aud Dry RarFels o. stoes
thefeoF lvay prepares r setting No. kiae superior
saffs ~ ssers Respect 50 ans use, Of Machns
e@nIirs q btffsla and stoca, b seen a. Hiefs
ChluA HAN 20 fgbs square. Having Bes u MscklBsFy
ee cas- noesssaTy tara sgt 100 barrels per day.
ORDERS fsesiFsd snd lzfermatloa ElFen also OOsnty
Rights ior aac ~
Nashvits. July IS. 1851. EDwTS FERGUSON CO.
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JUTGEs AND CLERKs.


JUrGEs AND CLERKS
Dist No. list Ward-femp'e o Harris John Coart and
Thos J. Hsia, W H. Townsend and
NJ. NJ. Monahan 0 Anu
L. H Lsuitr. 3. S. Weller. and
John ". Martin, JAW. Felt, an5 W
Coleman. anu =
10. Francis, Thos W. Chiffon and
" A BauRh-W. W. Petition,
W. A: Davis, }. l. FARRELL and Isaac
Paul.
Nichoas p. oorbt,, VIM. Harrison
Dist. No 2JOhn Corley, Watt. Mourry aud John Greer
y. Corlev. If and - Greer.
Thos j. Miami. CharI,ona up. J Couch
4-rimolhy bodson, Z. Hamilton and Ben Hurt
P. r. Gleavss and W nod o.
6-A,hey R09eIl, R. H. Wallace and W. D. Ba-
CIV. H. B. Ga" bin, Joel A tie and w
Austin-W P. Rocker and = Del A Battle. ir
u I'm Is Hope, W. c Brley and James RA-
gan-A- Wbmore and K. II. Wallace.
s-"m og,IV'e, W. C. Ramsey and Jas. Rains
J. 4. Ramsey and John Rains.
S-W. II. Hagaus Thos B johnson AND Andrew
10. W ?. Nsuning, P. Harding and Jas. NJ
Havkins-E. Cren-haw and ". @ Burchett.
n-"m; Edmsion, Il Compton and Allen Cotton
ls-Jesse Jrrdfu, W. p. watkins and John NJ
Josn--Szm Ia idson, jr.
lS--Ben. Cox, W. G. Shelton and W. DoEier-O
LEVEL and W. McGuay.
14-James Greer. James Russell and SHELTON
John ;. Pricbett Thos J. Allison and Moses
Greer-John HALEY and y. Halsted
Jo-James =. Neg-om Roger Pegram and James
VI. DUnn-O Charlton and DR.. RagEel
l7-Jame' Fughum. wm. Osborne and 81. Usry--
sam. Dam and =. J. Crider
lS-Z stuh Hiram Vaughan and A. G. Wbiie--A
?. Estes and John d. Rrien.
19--W. ~. Hambn, W b. Hudson and John Tav-
lor-S. g Hall and - Gee
CIV. G Hall. W. 81. Dismukes aud W. s. Foster
Yves ey Drake aud r. II Cartwright.
2l-A1drew Hooper, ThOs. 7. Saunders nd J. Var
brcugh-Geo- Keeling and Jo. Phillips
&2--George W. Campbell, Geo. W. walker and G
Mar hall-E l.. Croker aud Geo. Weber.
Nv. J. Drake, David Roiston snd Ls Is VIII
iams-Welingtnn Hyde and John Drate.
I'm. ~ Wilsnvon, B. p. Binklev and "a Graves
-TsEwel herly Joe Johnson.
2o-Deunis DoEier, actb MAJ and James NJ. Lee
q. H. Lowe aud sloan.
JlT It'd J. x. EDNUNDSON, sheriH
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

\ VIII PAS Cash Or LAND WARRANTS 81 ny olns
/ Ro. Is cssrrF street. Ia ~ ahsenee Apply q A.
EAaaklkna. ghssiSlyl > Q. EbLLoNA
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40 mANUFACrUnERs.

AL neH oasFlnF er sale. fFhts 70 mslaisctafs JUS
Il TICS GALhkkArhs COTTON EEFD PLANTER.
sht0a p osirfca % De sspertor % any psncns % Ma
chsne nee before he pabCs os that pusss Ts dsaad
iof ths na4ehns nast be unuist 1na oaeFa use o.
poftaa.g ior snEaFng IN PFchzbe basness- ~ izr-
se-r iefurmataaa Adde'S, a T. JUSTICE
1nlgi-tu. Goedletsssitc. rs1n-
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ICE! ICEn

FTNHE subfcsbeFs prepared 90 furnish ne ezens
Nashvlie uith lee q she best Qaasgs a his onee
CRerv street Opposite DE Posi- oee Tbs lee pul
"a Paradise NIL asf il eQ1al @ ever brought nOu q
LEkss. EAyi5-u ". :. GARRETT co.
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CISTERNS.
WIS Is the avorses b bu!d yoBr Cztsrus. ne
- eAEAF e1fssE sVua1a. III Ga l. BEArf, neN q
IN ety, ana prepared q bsd thsn 81 ~ ssea Appa
s-ttels E-ale - 14te, qfAsrN1z, 60 ~ o. rssri ~
Fsceifs PEeulpt afteatiou iiuEest-u.
5 As Il IL ''''' 40 81 '.'' y son ~
The Washington union., 1857-09-29
Select Classical School at Oxford, North Caro-
lima.

SINCE the establishment of this school in Janu-
~ ary 1851 by the present principal James H. oncr A. NJ 1t
has received large and stead increasing Of the public
vor as atested by extensive from abroad
nual delegation of matrulatcs Chapel
after will be conducted under the
and Professor A. g. late OF the University
teacher of the ancient
T. j. Torner will continue
qualified for the Office appointed occasion require.
The plan OF studies prepare young
classes college, and those may expect
obtain the benefit OF full collegiate
life by instruction in the ordinary branches English
ton For the sake the efficiency the number
will be limited that ample time be devoted
lecture the subject lesson by each his
department.
Care will be taken also adapt the books
ton to the latest Of knowledge
branches While the methods recommended
consistently preserved will be
apparatus for the work.
Important preparation
tages and promote tho permanent of the schools
The instructors natives OF long
gagged tho profession
siro further information their official qualifications
many distinguished citizens OF this and other States
Among these Hon. Wm A. Graham Hon w r. Mangum
Cows Morehead and Manly Hon Asa Bgg RI Rev Thomas An
SON. Rev Alexander Wilson d. D., Rev Samuel Wait D. D.
Deems d. tho president Of the North Carolina University
various members Of the board Of trustees
The next term will commence the 18th OF July.
Other particulars made known application.
May 14~
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For All Parts of the West.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
NEW AND IMPROVED ARRANGEMENTS.


TTNHREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore for Cum
Il berand, Wheeling, and all parts Of the West.
The ACCOMMODATION will Except Sunday
CAS-, connecting with from Philadelphia from
Washington a uncon will stop stations and arrive at Cum
bertrand at O'Clock p. m.
I'd MAIL TRAIN except
at $780, and reaches Wheeling by A. connecting
wood with trains for Columbus Cincinnati Dayton indianapolis Louis
vie Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago, st. Louis Cairo, and
mediate points
3D. Tho EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily a7 m connecting with
trains Cincinnati Louis Cairo Chicago
date places The
places the West B nearly 100 miles shorter than by other
The time TO these places IL nlso unoquaed
Baggage checked through Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis
st. Louis.
Passengers and baggage transferred at all points free
THROUGH TICKETS will be sold all the in the
at the lowest possible rates the ticket Office Camden Station and
Washington city
second class : attached the mail
Passengers from Baltimore Washington the entire road
Cumberland Oakland They morning
which leaves Cumberland 250 and reaches Wheeling
ut 2,
Passengers Washington ample
ngton Junction
This only by through baggage
can be obtained in Washington.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS. ........
Cumberland the going
Easwardly mail train leaves Wheeling
mediation leaves Cumberland at 90 reaching Baltimore b45
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at (cxcept Sunday stopping
at stations Leaves Frederick at o. arriving Baltimore
ut IL. 80
The EIICUrs MILLS TRAIN eaves Camden Station at O. a. m
anf $50 Leaves Ecotts Mills at 730, and 30 m.,
except Sunday
W. s. wOoDsIDE,
Jan 17-dn Master Of transportation
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[No. 6s7]
Nv the President OF the United states.

TN pursuance of the provisions of the Sd section
q s act sna An &C. 70 , saso,e o o The sad r,esasS. o. the
belonging breeds mzedboods
sy a s q s Ta:s s
America hereby declare and make known that public sales win
sofa, at the periods hereinafter designated, 10 wit;
March neI for the disposal Of ns vacant pubic lands situated Within
the following townships and townships in the hate re-
ton Of Indians, vir:
Of the e ae tlh principal meridian
The Indicated fractional township hundred and eleven
fractional township hundred and
townships hundred
and one hundred and twelve, Of range Twelve
The Indicated tracts township hundred and eleven and fsc
teen, Of range thirteen
township hundred and twelve and fractional
ship hundred and thirteen within the
part of townships
eleven and hundred and twelve within the
serve, OF range fifteen.
Office at EARBAuIr commencing day
March next for the disposal Of the public lands situated within the
for the or Of the Daoah Sioux
ton OF Indians, viz
Of the Of he A principal meridian
part township hundred
and ten within the above mentioned reserve Of nine
nn M n one
ten within the above mentioned Of
within the reserve townships hundred
and nine and one hundred and ten Of range eleven.
unlocaed that hundred
eight and hundred aud within the
and in township hundred and Of range twelve
The Indicated that OF townships hundred and
nine and hundred and within the reserve of
thirteen
The Indicated that Of township hundred and
within the above reserve range fourteen
The INDICATED part township hundred and
within the above mentioned reserve Of range fifteen
In accordance with provisions the July IL 1854 herein
before will allowed
the mentioned lands until after they have been offered pub
lie sale and become subject to private entry. A
The the will commenced
pointed will proceed the which they
until the whole shall have the sales
sale shall be longer than weeks
entry Of the lands will admitted until after the expiration
the weeks
my hand the city Washington day
OF September Domn thousand eight hundred and
hEAt.h si.t
JAMES BUCHANAN.
BY tho President
THos. A. HEsDRICKs
Commissioner Of the General Land 0fncc
Sep 19--law3m [Int6Starl
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TOMPLETION of Panama road.--Reduction
~ Of fare Calonia-Unted steamships
York for Apnwa the 9th and goth Of each month"; connecting
with mail steamers from Panama to San Francisco.
These steamships have inspected approved the Navy
Department, and guaranty sped and SAFETY.
The Panama railroad az miles long) completed from
crossed In The baggage passengers
checked New York through
embarked by companys expense
paid in New York all expenses of the trip.
Reserve kept New York. Panama.
Francisco detention accident
entirely reliable.
Passengers leave Panama the they Apnwa
Conductors through charge
and children without other protectors.
For through tickets the apply agency
West street. New York l. W. RAYMOND
. Nav a.. III
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United states Patent Cmce,
Washington, September ", 1857.

ON the petition of Jonathan Ball, of Elmra New
" York praying for the granted
the 18th day Of December l83 for coang
ppes for from the expiration Of said patent
takes place the 18th day Of December, 1867
ordered that the said petition be heard tho
Monday the 3oh Of November IL O'Clock per
notified and show they have
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing required Patent
ONCE their objections specially set forth in writing at least twenty
before the day OF hearing all testimony filed
be the said hearing
with the rules Of the Office which will be furnished appca
The testimony the will be closed November;
deposons and other relied upon testimony
nlcd in the Office before the morning that arguments
If any within ten days thereafter.
Ordered published Union Inte
gencer and Evening STAR Washington Pcnnsyvannn Philadelphia
Daily News New York Post Boston Inquirer Cincinnati Ohio
week for three
Der next, the day Of hearing
j. HOLT
Commissioner
PsEors Of the above papers win please copy their
bills TO the Patent Office, with containing this notice.
Sep l9--1aw3w
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For Kansas and Missouri River.

FINHE PACIFIC RAILROAD is now running two
daily trains between and Jefferson city, connecting
with the Lightning ine Of packets that leaves Jer
city daily the arrival of the carrying the mails
and passengers Bonneville Glasgow Lexington Kansas
WORTH Weston, ST. Joseph, and all intermediate points
Through from 81. Louis 4S "a
hours ahead Of boats starting from st. Louis.
The Lightning Line equal the
being required schedule with the
delayed waiting for freight way Through
purchased principal United States
at the Offices in st. Louis. 7. McEiISSICK
22-du sE' ASST Supn
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

ouARnmxAsrxRs oYnu MARINE cons,
Washington, Sept IL, 1857.
~ ofnce until O'Clock Thursday the 22d October 1851
for supplying the marine with the following articles during the
fiscal year ending 30h June, 1858 viz
800 to BOB UNIFORM cars complete.
I,ooo TO 1000 marine pompoons .....a
500 to 500 pvatcs uniform complete navy blue CLOTH
indigo dye--to bo chemically tested.
50 70 100 sorgoans uniform coats (same as above2
80 to 100 musicians coats scarlet CLOTH cochinea dye-to be
100 to 200 pairs non commissioned Onsers' epnuloes
SCOT 500 pairs brass centre straps
80. soto 80 80 red red wors,ed fs sashss
1000 70 1000 linen shirts ....
sSss 500 naIs marine srsEsas snsss t.s
500 to 800 knapsacks a
500 to 800 marine fatigue the cloth to bo blue, nd
500 to 500 fatigue e sys soses ses sn'n'''''y tested
500 to 200 pairs woolcn overas blue korssy.
500 to l 900 woollen jackets, do
sSS SS q So0 900 a;ss watch :. great coats do
SOTO GO muscians jackets scarlet CLOTH cochneal dyeto
Samples may scon on application at this Of
Gcc or at the office Of tho assistant qnarermasts marine corps sa
be accepted bidder a mate
rial used Tor manac.arag coats ovsrn & on hand at Ac time
Bids will be received for the whole the articles required
given all articles furnished as to fl and quality and that
which do not the sample viii be rejected and thrown
The quarermaster right increase or d.
mnis the quantity named above the exgene interests the
Proposals addressed ouarermaser the Marine
Corps Washington, D. c. and endorsed proposals. for Supplies"
The publishing this advertisement viii the papcr
tanning the first insertion 10 this oe for examination
duplicate Of the the Of rs
first insertion and ST. 800 for all subsequent
sertions
Tho National Intelgencer .tar and Estates Washington
Argus, Portland Malne "Pariot Concord, N. H.
Portsmouth, NJ H. "Post' and "Courern Boston, rdge-
Farmer Conn Daiy News and "Aasn New York sEge'
Brooklyn, N "; "Argus" Pcnnsylvanan"
pha Pa Patriot Harrisburg Pa; ..Repubican Baltimore Nd
saes%ann .sa and rgusp Norfolk va "Iemocrn' Pensacola
above three times week until the 22d October
Sept l8-3tawt22Oct
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United States Patent once,

ON the petition of James Phelps of Sutton Mas
" sachuses praying patent granted
him the oath of November 1s4s Improvement in was
machine cleaning rags
said saten which takes place the Oath
ordered that the said petition be cc ON
Monday the 9th Of November
notified and show they have why pc
ttien ought not 10 be granted.
opposing required the Patent or
their objections, specially forth writing a least twenty
before the hearing All either marty
used the said hearing Transmitted in nc
cordsnce with the rules OF the Office which will be
pbcahon.
The testimony in the VIII be closed the October
depoops and other relied
the Office before the morning that day. the arguments
any, within ten days thereafter.
ordered, this published Union Intel
gencer, and Evening STAR Washington Republican,
PennsyIvanan, Philadelphia PENN Daily News, Post
Boston and Inquirer CINCINNATI Ohio
ing ~ -
s. 7. SHUGERT,
Commissioner o Patents
Of the above will please copy their
os S 20 me a'en, once, with containing this
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THE WASHINGTON UNION.
washington Branch Railroad.

ENR0M Washington at 6, a. M. connecting at Relay
for the West Baltimore with those Phla.
deipha and York.
AZ $50 for Annapolis, Baltimore Philadelphia, New
York.
Ais p NJ Baltimore Norfolk Relay Freder
train.
Express 90 m, Relay for West and for Annapolis
Baltimore Philadelphia, and New York.
On Sunday at 7, a. m, and 20, p m
From BaItnOrs for Washington
Al 4.l5 and 9.I5, m, and and 5l5, p. m.
On sunday at 4l6, M and b.15 m
T. H. PARSONS, Agent
June Is
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.
...- No. 586.]
by the Pre- sident of the United States.

TN pursuance of law, /, JAMES BUCHANAN,
PRESIDENT Of the the United states q g America DO hereby
land offices in the State of Missouri at tho periods hereinafter desg
PArsBuRc commencing Monday tho nrst
day of March next for the disposal Of the public lands within the fol-
NORTH Of e base line Of The ffh principal naeridiqn
Fractional townships sxyseven, ranges twenty four forty
three, inclusive. ..'.....' .-.. :.
At the land Office at MILAN commencing Monday the eighth day
of March next for the disposal OF the public lands within the follow
ing named townships, viz:
Of Of fta principal nersdiqn
Fractional Townships sxyseven, Of eighteen twenty
land PAIMrHA commencing Monday day
of March for the disposal Of the public lands within the following
named townships, viz:
North Of ne line and Of h principal meridian
Fractional township sixty seven of range ten
The Islands the Mississippi river numbered one two three
The island in the s Mes sections four and nne OF rac
tonal township sixty four Of range five. ..
fifteen, of fractional township sixyhye, Of range six ..
At the land Office LOUIS Monday first day
of March for the disposal the public lands follow
ing named townships, viz ....
North Of me base line and east Of the aa principal meridian
Fractional township thirty Of range nnc except portions
covered by private claims.
At the land Office JACKSON commencing Monday eighth
March for the disposal the public lands
lowing named townships, viz:
North Of the base line and Of the A principal meridian
township township twenty Of range
Fractional township twenty ono, of range t,oo
Township twenty seven of range
Fractional township sixteen township twenty eight of range
nine.
Township twenty nine, Of range ten
Fractional township sixteen, Of range thirteen
Township twenty four Of range sixteen.
North Of The base line and Of The th principal meridian
townships twenty ranges eight inclusive
Fractional township twcnyone and townships twenty and
twcntys six, OF range nine
At the land Office at SPRINGFIELD commencing fl
enth day of March next for the disposal Of the public within
the following named townships, viz
North Of the base line and rct Of The tth principal meridian
Township thirty, Of range tue,uy nine.
Townships thirty thirty thirty and thirty
four, OF range thirty.
appropriated schools military and other
together with those "swamp lands made
thereby unit for cultivation any State by tho act
entitled An act enable the State other States
reclaim the swamp lands within their approved September
2S, 1850 will be excluded from the sales. -
The Offering Of the above lands will be days a
pointed and will proceed in the order which
until the whole shall have been
sale shall be kept no private
entry Of Of the lands will be admitted expiration
the weeks
Given under hand the city Of Washington this sixteenth ay
of September Domn thousand eight hundred and INV
seven
JAMES BUCHANAN
BY the President:
THos A. HENDRICKS,
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FURNACES.

FTNHE ATTENTION of the community generally,
Il and of house builders particularly Keystone
Heater, lately patented by j. D. Green, of Philadelphia.
All persons Interested solicited
themselves Of tho superiority
successfully have the principles applied
sructon that although rang
and nifty feet requires thirty less coal than
furnace heretofore manufactured.
Every Improvement that experience Of thirty
bness could has applied production
Keystone Heater proprcors efficiency
and economy Of use, it unsurpassed
sIBIEY 4 GUY.
No. $40 Penn. avenue, bet. 10th 11th sts.,
Exclusive agency for the sale Of the Keystone Heater
b-TATh2m m