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BY the Presidcnt or the United States.


In pursuance OF law, ], James Buchanan President
II Of he United States o. Ane'ea 90 ncepy ocs'Afc Aad
known TINT Puoho sacs wu' " cio - m 1As land
nces IN the IsxroRf OF ~ tue ''S 'efeinS'cr deg
mated 70 wh - ..-u.-..- 49,.
the land once A. ~ "a Incsy 'he '
day ASess1I "en or hn ur1e " s's P"oe sn" ~h The
following named townshi~,S'r
N,sx Of tie base n< oad cast u pssscspal usoSd.s
-, s.-r.,,. ~. o,,.as u ~ =. ..s ~. -
thss IAIt - w $3.50. ~ $500 ~ - - s~~' >A' uAa
The parts townships p aad outside Of the Sac ro.
and Half breed Nenaha ana
g. ~ range ia q -.
That nrt of tox nshSp o rrscyst
township d the parts townships s. aud outside H.
Breed Ncnaa s,d township Il range rs
That part Of ,ovnhip ono and rssvs
1. of
Breed Hemaa rescr Walton aud township g. Of range IA
Townships l. q s. 4 s. and g. Of range 10,
Townships l. q g. 4 s. and g. a range .t
Townships l. q s. 4 s. and s. II range IL
Townships L. q g. A. q and g. II range 10.
Tpwnships q s. 4 s. and 6ufra O.
80. H.. aa !. -. n. So ..n.n.,. 49,
.Ss eIIowi u named townshirs VII y, - -A' ""Ah
M - -. 49,. rn< ,,s -, ~ a. - .,rs-~.r., ~-.,,
WIS " w. w ~ :" VIC ' r ''"'
fractional townships and y Of range 10
Township n and fractional townships o. 10, IL and H. Of
Townships 10, H. and IL, and Fractional township
range 49,
Townships TO- and H. and fractional townships aud L,
of range H. W el'
XI
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Fbrm Of guardnty.l
WAsMygroN,

certify TINT . sse
ha proper facilities, md able fulfil
ing for the Department Of the Interior during
ing Junt 70, 1875 should bid be accepted.
May "a -wta0thJune TIntc&Star]
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Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools mill
tary and other purposes will be excluded from the sales
The offering Of the above lands will be commenced on
the days appointed and will proceed in the order In
offered and the sales thus closed but sale shall be
kept open longer than two weeks and private entry
to any Of the lands will be admitted until after the exp
ration Of the two weeks.
Given under my hand at tho city of Washington this
nineteenth day of March, ammo Domini one thousand
JAMES BUCHANAN.
By the President
THOMAS A. HENDRIcKs, III
Commissioner of the General Land Office
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of presumption to
any of the lands within the townships and parts Of town
to the satisfaction of the register and receiver of the
proper land Office and make payment therefor praai-
cable otter ss1Hg this noto 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 fsHfa So
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land ONCE.
Mar 24--lawtl9July Hnt&Starl
mo. COIL
Notice OF the postponcment OF the public sales
Of the lands I'm tho parishes OF Madison and
Carroll, In tho state OF Louisiana, ordered to
be held By proclamation No. Cos.
NOTICE is hereby given that the public sales of
IN the public lands within the parishes
dated March 1855 held Monroe In The
State Of louisiana tho 1h and 2sh Of June post
next prior to which dates the sales will be advertised
ing to law.
Commissioner Of the General land Office
May 2o-iaw4w [intSs@rl
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mo. e0e.

Notice of change In tho limits Of the North.
eastern , and " Northwestern " Land Districts
In Minnesota.
IN PURSUANCE Of the provisions Of the act of
Il Congress- approved May H. 1853 approved
July g. 1885, entitled An act establish additional
known That The western nit Of the district
ncoa extended 70 the line dividing 70 and H. and
southern limit Of the Northwestern Dhtricr follows
mencing tho point the eastern side Of the Mississippi
the south line touches the thence
thc point opposite the Intersection with the the
ard parAe thence along said parallel the
nde meridian number FOUR thence guide the
seventh standard PARALLEL thence said
10 tho SIOUX Wood thence north line
rshcd" ~ t VI re
uuder hand city Washington this 2ah dsy Of
May, A. q. 1858. T1fON A. HENDnuCKp
Commissioner IT tho General Lad Once
May 3o-law6w [ineSs,Arl
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pRorosALs FOR STATIONERY.

paid m by the department the others win be returned the
n = e :. ss - I. ~ ss: ssss" ss
Each prppos. signed individual making
aad must specify price and but for each and
Al Tie ARTICLES furnished win BE- nike the samples
ds T % 10 s sna % =
the "a smc s. ios which they are required
quantity each and article contracted for the public service
Supplying an inferior article any time win DO doomed sucen,
cause forshwth 70 annu the contrast
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tractor and sure shall DO liable for the forfeiture spsed such
su6joincd speeches s nearly can now be DONE the
amount quality and description each Of the kinds Of articles
No Pepper
Hem post, finish lined, trimmed,
,ho a nS VERY Des, Susny ,,.a n s,,h 49,,
lined, and trimmed OF ths very best quality
SO realms white paper hand made satin finished, Of
the very best quality
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8 20 reams white hw satin anh. heavy, hand
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500 qanrto post. made white, highly glazed
aud hard calendercd fam, insd three sides, and
of the best quality
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the vary iss, ca,sEv ~ " - - ' ~ "
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caIendoreJ rsi, nnaL III, sSa,a IN ,brao da. NJ
tho yery Mas, on,,Iv 90 - - - -' :
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desiring to bid,I
DESCRIPTION OF ARTICLES
Class l--Papu.
so post, heavy, plain finished
ruled and trimmed, per
10 reams folio post, light plain, unruled, for onca
8. 1871 cap, white blue, ruled wide, medium
close, and trimmed, per
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realms CO.. Consular cap white or blue trimmed and
cap, white, double thick supernns
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o. so reams qa.rto post, extra superanc thick cream
laid, ruled, per ream
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caIendered, lined and gilt, per ream
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y. !, fiat cap, white Or blue mrulsd, per
H. rs realms envelope, yellow or bua, royal, per
is ITO rean,s large brown envelope, per rcam
70 asee bo issm dozen sheets
IT, u sheets drawing paper, ANTIQUARIAN, per sheet
T. sheet. drawing paper double elephant. per sheet
sos ils ss . ss .s per
20. 800 yards tracing cambria, per yard
"a. $500 binders boards az By lox inches, per c.
CLASS No. 2.--Enxlcps.
l. 400 900 adhesive envelopes white yellow or buzz heavy
sXtooby 81. % 4 inches per X
5000 envelopes white, heavy s,E II by
D. IS 900 adhesive envelopes white or yellow heavy letter.
eby az inches, perl
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Intermediate sizes ordered not to be charged higher than bid for
CLASS No. 3.-Pens
100 Pery's pens, and Of other manutac,u
1000 icrrys, GiIoas, other good metallic pens
a. II dozen gold pens, silver cases and pencils, bes.
10 gold pens, without cases. quality, per
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
DErAxrnkxr o. erAyg,

Washington, Nay 49, 1905.
IN PURSUANCE The Act sahsnG and making Appsopsoas
for such necessary bean Usually Included gen
appropriation authority psovAe
for certain incidental expense. " dapestn.nH - en ~
other 1oh
proposals received M Ae1asssa Sul shrse
O'Clock No., 2eh " Jups for AsG sseh articsS
Of stationery required by r
Of July nex snunsratnd n - sybta4 snR estimate
quantity bus 70 BE udstseod ~ Dbg6.s tAs the do
hhssty elhse io a. naaA6s euansy
ANY article ihsa specified according aas As
Each article 70 be % tho bes qualify and bs delivered without
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THE BIRTH AND BIRTHPLACE OF
WASHINGTON


George Washington was born ON the 22d Febr,
airy, 1882 just l26 years ago. His birth place wa
situated at Bridges Creek, in Westmoreland conn
ty, Virginia, in the Northeastern section of tn
State, about half mile from the junction of Pope
creek with the Potomac. The homestead has Ion,
since passed away, and left not wreck behind
having been destroyed previous to the Revolution
A stone placed on the site in or shortly befor,
the year ls45, by the late George Washington Parl
Gusts, the grandson of Mrs. Washinoton II bor,
the simple inscription
"Here, on the 1lth of Feb, co. S. 1882,
GEORGE WASHINGTON was born"
''Ihe spot" says writer, sis of deep interest
not only from its associations but also from its ma
tural beauties. 1t commands view of the Mary
land shore; OF the Potomac, one of the most males
tic OF rivers, and of its course for MANY miles to
WARDS chesapeake Bay The house was low pitch.
ed, slngle-storled frame building with four rooms
on the first floor, and an enormous chimney at each
end on the outside. This was the style of the bet
ter sort of houses in those days. and they are still
occasionally seen in the old settlements of Vir.
ginia."
In Hows Historical Collections of Virginia. -
(page 509l there Is an engraved fac snlile of the
record of Washingtons birth, taken from the fami.
ly record in the Bible which belonged to his moth
er, by whom the original entry is supposed to have
been made. This old family Bible and precious rel
ic is or was in the possession of George Washing
ton Bassett, Esq, of Pennington, Hanover county,.
Va, who married grand niece of Washington.
IL is in quarto FORM much dilapidated by age with
title page missing, and covered with the striped
Virginia cloth anciestly much used.
The following is the record
george ashington, son to Augustine Wash
ngton and Mary, his wife, was born the 18th day of
February, 1872, about 10 in the morning, and was
baptized the 3oth of April following. Mr.. Beverly
Whitney and a. captain Christopher Brooks, god
Westmoreland county has been STYLED "tbe
Athens of Virginia" as many of her most renowned
sons were born within its borders In the glorion.
catalogue are found the names of Washington, Rich
ard Henry. Lee and his three brothers, Thomas
Francis and Arthur, Gen. Henry Lee, Monroe and
Judge Bushrod Washington. -tharleston Courier.
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CONFEDERACY OF THE BRITISH PRO.

The Hon. James w. Johnston, Attorney General.
and Adams G. Archibald, Esq, Commissioners of
Novia Scotia, to London. were instructed on the
10th OF June last to confer with the Imperial Gov
eminent on subject of union of the British North
American provinces. We give below the report of
the Commissioners
HALFAX, FEBRUARY 6, 1853
TO the Hon. the Prorincial Secretary:
SIR: We have the honor to report for the nfor
nation OF his Excellency, the Lieutenant Governor
that, IN pursuance OF the instructions we have re-
ceived from the Provincial Government we brought
the subject OF the union of the North American Col
onles under the notice of the Colonial Secretary,
curing our recent mission to London.
In our interview which we had with Mr.. Labou-
chere this question was freely discussed He in
formed US that her Majesty's Government had no
desire to interfere with the determination to which
the COLONIES themselves might come on a point so
immediately affecting their own interests; and that
II they should be of opinion that union would ad-
vance their prosperity, the Government would op-
pose no obstacle to their wishes. This declaration
OF the freedom of the Colonies to decide this impor
tant question for themselves seemed to be all that
could be desired from the Government.
We therefore consider that the question has been
brought to point at which the next step must be
taken up by the Colonies; and that nothing more
renamed to be at present pressed the consdera-
ton OF the Imperial Government
j. w. JOHNSTON,
ADAMS G.. ARCHIBALD
In pursuance of this the Government of Nova
Scotia has opened negotiations with those of the
other provinces for such confederation and the sub
Ject Is still under consideration.
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OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS IN REFEREScE To M.rrpps
IN UTAH.-The message of the President laid before
the House on Friday, transmitting the official infor
nation in reference to the state Of affairs in Utah
which was required by recent resolutions of the
House. contains very little which has not already
been published.
The only paper from the State Department is a
letter addressed to the President, by Mr.. Magraw.
superintendent of the Fort Kearney and South Pass
Wagon-road. He informs the President that from
what he has seen in Utah. there is fixed determ;-
nation to defy the authority of the United States.
and 70 set up an an.perium en,pero. He saws fur
ther, that none but prompt and effective measures
Judge Drummond communicates 10 the A+,or,o,,
General the facts concerning the inability of the
United States officers in Utah, to discbarge thair
official duties. 'neii
The correspondence from the War Den.r,r,an. =
very large, but contains nothing which we baya
heretofore published in columns as il was ro'
ceived from the plains Washington Star.
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B N K 8.

BANK OF BALTIMORE,
Corner Baltimore and ST. Pa L.
Discount Days. Tuesday and Friday.
UNION BANK OF MARYLAND,
Corner Of Charles and Fayet IS
Discount Days, Monday and Thursday,
MECHANICS BANK,
Corner Of Calrert and Fdyes ia
Discount Days, Wednesday and Saturday
FRANKLIN BANK,
North 81, betceen Baltimore and FC, So
Discount Days, Monday and Thursday
MARINE BANK,
N E. Cor. Gay and Ssco ts
Discount Days, Tuesday and Friday.
FARMERS MERCHANTS BANK,
Corner Of South and Lombard ITS
Discount Days, Monday and Thursday
COMMERCIAL & FARMERS BANK,
Corner of Ho'oard and Gsyma :
Discount Days, Tuesday and Friday.
MERCHANTS BANK,
s. ". Corner of Gay and secoa" IS,
Discount Days, Tuesday and Friday
WESTERN BANK
Eaao St, one door North of Eata,y use,
Discount Days, Tuesday and Friday
CHESAPEAKE BANK,
Cor Of North and Fay. 81,
FARMERS & PLANTERS BANK
South St, betUeen Baltimore and Second,
Discount Days, Monday and Thursday
CITIZENS BANK,
Corner of Hanover and Pratt SIS
Discount Day, Wednesday.
HOWARD BANK.
No 81 North Hopgard ST.
Discount Day Tuesday.
BANK OF COMMERCE,
Discount Days Wednesday and Saturday
FELL'S POINT SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
Broadcay, near Canton Arsnu.
Discount Day, Thursday, 10 O'Clock, A NJ
SAVINGS BANK OF BALTIMORE,
Office, s. w Corner of Gay and Second .gts
EUTAW SAVING BANK,
s E. Corner Of Fdyette and Euaa,U sts
MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK OF BALTIMORE.
IN Bank Of Baltimore Building, Cor Baltimore ST.
Entrance St Paul Street
FREMONT SAVINGS INSTITUTION
No 727 West Baltimore Street
Discount Day, Wednesday
DIME SAVINGS BANK OF BALTIMORE.
" Ca1rert ST, adjoining Mechanics BanE
MECHANICS EXCHANGE AND SAVINGS co
No. 2Erckoaoe BariI5ioo
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France has post-ofices, wiz: Alexandria Alexandrea
Beyrout, ConstantinOple. Dardanelles Gaatz GanoI;
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Asiatc Turkey, Mtylene, Rhodes Salon sea Samsoun 81
nope Smyrna, Sulina, Trebzond TripoIi in Syria Tu
cha Varna and Volo can be disaced to France direct
or by of England prepayment of the United States
postage viz: newspapers cents each periodical works
catalogues pamphlets one cent an ounce or fraction Of
an ounce and all other kinds printed matter the same as
domestic rates to be in all collected in the United
States whether received France in like manner
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whether sent or received Tho Tn;tad States excborj
offices for French mails are New York Boston Phadel
phia, and San Francisco
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to Prussia Austria ali the other German States On
cents being full postape-1re ,,o,,osnt ot;nnnj ~ %
pers cents each, being also the ftl postaee-pre ot
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ed at Liverpool by the Collins and at Southampton he
| the Bremen and Havre lines
tho Trfsd Stotas bas Vi Ndluaole letters adopted in
with Great Britain Prussia Bremen and Sad
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and on the same terms as those JaIih .i
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destination together with a rsojst f seaoie 10
on each letter Is nrenaid at m re- OF tce cents
should be mailed and forwarded To tba I-.
States exchange offices in the Como rn.n,ol teu
registered letters are mailed 10 those Offices
! n. BALL LETTERS to and from ropr1c, oory-,,
the British North American Provinces evcene5 rs r.
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Printers with P of every size and description Of
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country-and also, every other article necessary Tor
PERs. " ''A''
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lot news and Book work. Colored Inks Varnish Gold
size, &c, OF all qualities at manufacturers prices
ELECTR0TYPING and STEREOTYPE WORK
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TYPE from other Foundries furnished to order at man
ufacturers' prices
Old Type taken in exchange for new
ESTIMATES In detail for Newspaper, Book or Job Of
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(which will be TO Printers wishing to make ord
we should be pleased place comparison with thoss
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examined by calling at Foundry 1884 "
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EASTERN AND WESTERN SHORE

~ -f.'I7 oI1OhE.
Eastern Shore Steamboat Company's Line
Either the HUGH JENKINS or CHAMPION will leave
every Monday and Thursday mornings at O'Clock for
hent Island Corsica Spencers Harrson's Landing and
Chestertown--returnng the day
one OF the boats will leave every Tuesday morning at
o'clock for Annapolis West River Cambridge Oxford and
o'clock. "
one OF the boats will leave every Friday morning at
O'Clock Tor Annapolis West River, st. Mchaes and Miles
River Ferry, returning the following day bv the same
route leaving Miles River Ferry at O'Clock
THE STEAMER KENT will run her routes to the Chop.
tank River, follows:
Leaves Baltimore every Wednesday and Saturday morn
ngs at O'Clock, for Denton and Landings touching at
Cambridge and Easton
Leave Denton every Monday and Thursday mornings at
Z o'clock for Baltimore.
The STEAMER ARROW leaves for Chester River every
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday mornings at O'Clock
returning leaves Crumpton Monday Wednesday and Fri
day mornings at o'clock
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THE "MIDDLEsEx" INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
The committee engaged in investigating the inau-
ences used by Lawrence, Stone 4 Co.. in getting
through the tariff bill of 1857 held meeting on
Saturday. Sessions of the committee have been
SO frequent during the last ten days, as to lead
to the belief that the evidence received is every day
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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
NORTH AND WEST

A'Oi'A i1i1l'4N SIL4N L nal hAlIhOAD.
NORTH AND WEST.
From Calvert Station, corner Franklin and Calvert
Streets.
MAIL TRAIN, at Sis, P. NJ for York and Harrisburg
and connecting with trains for Wrghtsville Columbia
Lancaster Hanover Carlisle Gettysburg Chambersburg
flttsburg and the West arriving at 545 p. NJ
ACCoMMODATION, daily Except Sunday at 8 P. NJ
arriving at 7 80 A. NJ
EAPRESS MAIL TRAIN, daily, at 10, P. NJ for Har.
rsburg, connecting with the cars of the Pennsylvania
Railroad for Pittsburg, arriving at LIS P NJ.
The SD NJ and 10 P n trains form close connections
at harrisburg with trains upon the Pennsylvania Railroad
for all parts of the West
From Baltimore to York, SO miles
From Baltimore to Harrisburg IS miles
From Baltimore to Pttsburg $50 miles