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By THE PRES! ! SsS g. 4, DC THE UNITED

In pursuance Of law, q. IA DIS BUCHANAN,
hereby declare and rake known that public salss
will be held at the aforementioned Land ofhoos in
afser desisnsted to vii: - '''' 'e'''''
Al the Land ofice at BRowxsvILLE, commencing
the DISPOSE OF the public lands within the following
named townships, viz:
North Of the base lime md east Of fhe sizth PTin
eipai Us,ridian.
The parts Of township OHe, side Of the Sac and
Fox. and Hall Breed, Nomaha reservation. at rsnrs
The parts Of townships l, :, s. and outside ofths
Sac and Fox. ard Hat Breed NemalIa reservation,
That part Of township ON. Outside az the Sac and
Fox Reservation; townshIP2 The parts of townships
walton; and fractional township 6, of range 10.
That part oftownshIp one, outside of the Sac and
..
eryaiion and township s, ofranseN
townships J, 2 5. = s, and 6, of range IS.
townships !. .. 5. 4, 5, and 6. of range II.
townships l. 3, &, and s, Of range 10.
AT the Land Once at N!BRa,KA CRY, commend
the disposal of the pubhc lands within the following
named townships, VIZ:
North Of the bass lane and east Of fhe sixth pTts
eipaI m,TidiaH.
EactlonaI townships and y, of range Is.
Tosnship 7, aud fractional townships 8. o. 10, IL
TownshPs Z; 8. 9. 10. IL. and II, and fractional
TownshP. =, 8 $. 10, and II. and fractional town
Townships !. g 9, 10, and II. and fractional town.
Townships q, 9. 10. and u, ard fractional town
shI ps IL, IS, and II. Of rspge 10.
Townships 8. aud Is, and fractional townships IL
At the Land Office at OMAHA Cry, commencing
the disposal OF the public lands within the following
named townships, viz:
North Of the base live ard east Of the MKth pris-
opal DsridtGR.
rae Iona townships IS, Ia Is, and l6, Of range -.
Fractional townships lS IL, IS, &C. aud ~. Of range
Fractional townsh ps u and Is. townships ID. Is.
raagel2.
Fractional townships u, Is and Ia, and townships
is, Ia. IL, H. 10, ard ~. of range 10.
- fractional townships T. Is. and Is. and townships
military. and other purposes will be excluded nom
The offering of The above lands nh b. commenced
on the days appointed, and will proceed m the order
IN which thew are advertised, until the whole shall
have been offered, and the sales thus closed but no
sale shall be kept open longer than fIcO Ictets.
and no private entry Of any Of the lands viii he adj
mItled until after the expiration of the two weeks.
tins Thirteenth day Of March. ammo DomnI one
thousand eight hundred and hfty eight.
By the President: "
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioned ofthe General Land Ofice.
NOTICE TO PRE- rTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled To the right Of pr--emption
10 any OF the lands within the townsh ps and parts II
townships above enumerated is required To- estab-
hsh the same 10 the satisfied of register ard
msnf therefor as soon as pTGctieabIs aJt.r seams
this notice. and before the day appointed for the
6raeins the tract claimed ;otherwise such CLAIM wIu
THos. A.HENDRIcKs,
Commissioner ofthe General Land Ofhoe.
ap S-lawtds
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III An African tiger and several boa constric-
tors arrived at Sslem Mass by the brig Planet
Thursday last.
IL The muscles of the human law exert a
force Of four hundred and thirty-two pounds
and those of mastihs, wolves, &c, far greater
force.
ID The Buffalo Advertiser hears of a curious
case of one of the churches of that city, where a
parishioner threatens to withdraw fiom the soci-
ETY., alleging as an excuse that the young ladies
are not soeiable.
IL A sensible woman Is out in a ssdown
east paper, opposing the interference of women
with politics She pointedly asks: "If men
can't do the voting and take care of the country
and the women too, what is the use of them ~
IL The Spanish army now on foot, consists of
O,UCU men, with reserve of gu, 0OO 1U, 600 gsud-
armss, and 10, coo troops exclusively attached to
TIE custom house service The staff is enor-
nous IL consists of nearly GOO Generals "A num-
bef more than sufficient for the command of ALL
the armies of Europe.
III certain runaway couple were recently
married at Providence and the parson demanded
SO fog his fee. "How's this ~ said this bride
groom, "the gentleman you last married az
snred me that he only gave 81 - "True" said
the PaTson, - but he is an lrishman. have mar
risd him six times before he is CUSTOMER
you may never see again.
IL The Pope has obtained another yie,orv in
spain BY the law of deSGDIorti zion the churc Ia
lands were to be sold, but before the whole had
passed under the auctioneers hammer there w,s
change OF ministry. \ concorcat was concluded
with Rome, sanctioniny the sales which had al =
ready taken place, but virtually repeating the
Decentralization Act.
IL The Augusta (Ga.) Constitutional!st saws
that II Is a custom with the children Of the Or
phan Asylum OF that city the first Of Nav Of
every year to march In procession 10 the grave Of
Mr. Isaac Tutt!e, and decorate his tomb with the
blooming flowers Of the season. Nh. Tuttls by
his liberality, contributed largely to the present
prosperity of the asylum.
ID One of the delegates to the Old School
Presbyterian General Assembly at New Orleans,
says that he accompanied about one hundred of
the delegates from Cairo, TO New Orleans. and
as they did not think it proper As Christian
ministers and elders, to travel on the SABBATH.
they paid the officers of the steamer five hundred
dollars TO lay over during the day at Lake Provi-
dence, La.
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
lEI RICHEST DIADEM EVER WORN
u Z XII NC OR e MPERO RS
WHAT

WHY A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR.
Because # is the ornament God himseD pro
eye be sparkling the teeth be those of pearls,
snaried s6vsled kG,ss aSd DIV or worse still
ons2m. Pr Tth cray nature will loose half her
two or three times week will restore ond perma-
nsn p secure to all such an ornament. Read the
celebrated piasist. ThaIbsrs:
,6 Dn nv w0SP RssI s,Fs@s to
storatlon Of my hair to its original color; about
tae time OF my arrival IN the United States It was
your HAIR Restorative soon recovered its original
hue consider your Iesto alive as very wonderful
| am, dear sir, yours truly. THKtBERG.
"Drych ar Gwyliedidct
WELSH NSwsPAPkR OFFICE, i3 Nassau stu
PROF. o. J. wooD: Dear Sir-Some month or SIX
ative and rave it my wife, who concluded to try il
on her hair. little thinking, the time that it would
well as my surprise few trial 1t has per-
formed that wond srfu effect BY turning ali the gray
ana thlekenlng the hair; strongly nd the
s aSsHse Of all Il wan, 81 uSh
.,NEw YORK, July 25, 1857.
pRoF: U. J: WooD: With confidence do recon-
oacious article ever saw. Since using your Hair
restorative, my hair aud whlsksrs: which were al
feel confident that few more appicatlons will re-
store them to their nstural color IL also relieved
mon among persons who perspIre freely.
J. u. kILBY.
CHICAGO. ILL, May 1867.
PROF. WooD: About two cara sgo my hair com
menced falling of and turning gray. / was fast be-
coming bald and had tried many remedies to no Ell
feet commenced using your Restorative in Jan
nary LAST. few applications fastened my hair
hrmly IL began to MI up Krow out and turned back
to Its former cOor, bsck At this time it is fully
restored 20 ITS orgIn, color. health and appearance
and chserfully recommend it's use to all.
]. ID. HOES.
The Restorative is put up in bottles offs Sizes,
VIZ Large. medium. and small the small holds y
2 pint, and retails for g per bottle the medium
holds ST least twenty per cent. moro in proportion
tnan the small retas for S2 per bottle: the large
no Ids quart, forty per cent more in proportion and
retaIis for SIS.
%. J. WOOD & CO., Projectors Sla Broadway
New York, Tin the great n. Y. Wire Railing Estab-
llshment,l and ] Ia Market st., St. Louis, Mo.
And sold by al good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Oeaiers ma 8-Sm
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Traveller Directory.
FROM WASHINGTON
DIRECT TO ALL PARTS OF THE
:" Z - IT,
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST.
IN AEkS3 a7
Baltimore and Ohio Ra,lroad.

baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
U NJ M Err RANG m T. NTs,
WtH Greatly Improved Schedules.
THREE THROUGH CONNECTING TRAINS
FROM EasH kTH foK Ta SSen %E
LIST. TIE cINcf II lSlicr'; EXPRESS MAIL
81 s &cp.s p for
sios before proceeding West Fss Tam p ss.s
SIaf hS, at Jap: m and connects st Benwood on
Tram for GosnbHs and GsnTn 2a.s
LSG ffS
tlncudlng sunday, lat s. Is m. reaching Cincinnati
press Train for Lousvlie. CAIRO and the southwest
and for st. Louis, Kansas, etc. Time, from Wash
lngtos to Cnclnnatn % hours. or to St. Louis only
ID: CINGINNATI. DAYTON, !NDIANAPO-
HoR THWEsTERN RSXPkEssss E leave. isl As4
Saturday and sunday at p. M. cOnnsotlng, at
more at 10 ?. m. On Sunday Night the coifhection
With this Train Is made by the Sl5 IN. Train from
To view the Grand Mountain Scenery of the Road
II H. dayilght take the 5l5a m. orc p m Train from
For aTksrsburS and all Stations on the North
The " estern connexions from " ashins,on and
Baltimore b, all these Trans, are the elose.t, most
direct andampse that have yet been offered to the
travelling public. and every improvement and adyan-
tage that the resources OF the Ba timore and ONO
Railroad and its assocste.nes could .ugg est, have
been secured under TINS arrangement.
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks to all quar-
tiers, snd every other possible facility will be found
WAY PASSENGERS for the Main Stem of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will leave w ashisg-
ton AS follows: For all points between Washing ton
JUNCTION and Piedmont take tina Is train. For
~ Statlons between Piedmont and Wheeling take
the p. m. Tram. To connect with the Frederick
r5flp 'fFS Ri 81. n T;fn
ANb NEW YORK fouRi iTR.aiffN Sh LEaVk
H Gxs a. RAY for Bsiu%oTs, as fol-
The ; 10 n. IA. and Is p. m. Trans make connec-
tiOns at B4LTIMO RE aud Phil dDELPHTI
Jor NEW YORK, and 7.5o a. IN. for Philadelphia
only.
Thesl5s m and s25 and 6p. m. Trains make the
WESTER " connections, at the Washington June
tiOn with the Trains from Baltimore, rs above de-
tailed.
The sI5s N. snd s.25 p. m. Trains connect with
ANNAPOLIS.
The $50 a. M. and SIS and p. m Trains will stop
at Way Stations between Washington and Balti-
more.
On SUNDAY, but one Train leaves Washington.
.IUF FROM BALTIMORE FOR WASHING
TON there are four Trains, as follows At 81 and
IS n. m. and and ~ p. IN.
Tho hrst and fourth of which will bs Express
Trans, apd VIII not stop except at The functions.
RES 6ESTs IN The y a C0TWTRs.' A specsI
Train Will be run f'om Washii gton Junction to
bring the Express Train Passengers arriving there
H. For Tickets of all kinds. Baggage Checks
and further information, apply to
THOS. H. PARSONS, Agent,
At the Ticket Once. Washington Station,
Or. |. T. ENGLAND, Agent,
At the Ticket Office, Camden Station.
w. z. SMITH. Master ofTransportation.
!. Nj. COLE, General Ticket A gent.
baltimore, hlay 10, 1853 ma
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

NhTlUNAE HOTEL &C - COntss Md. Han
40. Talbot; NY; L. Pratt, VT. B Owings and
lady, Miss Owings, ID X Siaifold and ladI, \
1iooons, Nd Douglass, Ga; W II Sprague, y
n; T. r Nicholas, Ala: A A McAfee, ] A Mash
w NJ Coleman, NC; w Il Bowling. NYolk; J q
Coleman, XIV; b Crawford, Pa; c Yates AID
daughter, Ingalls, and lady, Ny: F. Blake and
lady, Mass; : Cuttings, Md; Bates, XIV: I
Kennedy, Ohio; w Grayson, Miss; G Russell
Z Chamberlain, Va; L. S Goble, Nj: r Snra,y No.
Texas w Wampler, v Gaddess, nd: r X
Heath r.; Nc Friediey, Pa, J NJ Donlarest, \
W Tn w anaeF so Tenn; J w Stewart, Pa; \
Md; Mrs NJ Brady, NY; J Chandler and H.
Misses MI and f Chandler Ill; q LeSur Va,
N Caldwell, V Gaddess. Bowling, Md: B
sherwood, La; Mason, w Dozier, L Dra.-
tey, Va; w Craine, Md; w l. O'Brien n n
Mckay, .; Mears. NJ; W Burnett, Ms =
Hanscomb, Me; Hunt, 5 Parker, Mass.
BROWNS HOTEL.-H w CIane, Va; G w
Miller, KIT; Dool. Md w H Duncan. SC: !
Fisher, NY; Nj NJ NewIand Pa; Mis-, = New,
land, do; Miss Ellis, do; J a Johnson, Ohio. "
klehweii, Va; Wallace, Tenn 7 l. w allace.
A Thompson, G II Wilson. ny: = G isu' n n
Robertson, Tenn; III w VANDERBILT Va w q
smith, do II NJ Cooper, Md; Ward. Cal: j
"A hstndiiIo; W Crawford and lady, NY;
hlce and LADY, Mass DIR NJ L Hedges. Va: A
Andrews. jr, Ny; Twonbly and ly, Mass:
A Wells, Va; B Edgar do; f. w hitIock
90; E'shbergeL, Md; II Gentry, Va; w r
Henderson, Tex; r Thomas. Md 1Vm =
coleman, Va; w Mickles, NY w III Mitchell
Md; TnOs Perry. Va; VI SINISTER Mimi. Iohn w
novel;, ia; X Roberts, NY; NJ Alexander and
lady, Va; l. Pusey, Del; b Kenny, La; Gill
more, Md
WlLLARDS' HOTEL-M Foresca. Lisbon.
Lunsdsn, London; ) SAWYER Mass: w p Mil
LARD, n \; w Douglass, Scotland; = C HawIev
ny; MI Robertson, Cuba; II Gould and lad
Asnmesd, l. VI Rice, Mass; Mccoy III; I
BaIIouf, Md; IA Gatiss, Ill; DIR n Porter. Pa.
bsrris, ; Johnson, q " Turner and son. \
nofsi ID Armand, NJ Falls, Md ID English XIV:
Mrs Ann Chase, Tampco: J y Pickett do NJ,
Pickett, Md. w Turner and son, NYork: W q
oBien, Mckay, Ohio; w A Lane Mrs Fish
Durne, Mrs Atchi.on, La; G Hester NYork: A 4;
Day, Cti ID Eldridge, Mass: Nelmes Va. = ~
Reynolds, = A; q Van Cate and Iady a :, IT
kice, Tiffany, NY; Babson. Me: Cant ID Y
James, USA; Mr. Taylor, do; v Fowler. g r
Ives, w III Dsvidge NY; A Baker, r p Kane. pa:
Price, NJ; g deGarmendia, Pa; CaptKiI
UNITED STATES HOTEL II Donobo
! beftson; and X Nj RAJ ison. DC; DIR Had no
ana iady: Va; Il Putnam, Z r Putnam Pa: Judus
sinclair, Miss D-ahl, 8 II t-hona and lady, Va:
Rev jackson aud lady, ny; Glaze and lady
NO. - CnrHe, Ny; 7 McIvers ID n " cddly'
Il Sinclair, and OgIe, Va; w Johr son Ma,
II For, Va; Smith, MGRR; w A BlIncos Eno,
Tenn; Mowrey, Pa 't''o'
HARDWOOD HOUSE, Nupson Cal. TT
blttinger, Pa; b Gallagher, Mimi: A n .r,,n,
DIV and lady, Mass; w Turn or aud son NY.
j X Minnette, Va; n Cook rizona: 4 To,y.
stho "lassj w Hdmer, NY; CaIlnn Ala. g.
bowlfs, Tenn l. Manning, Nd: "A Kit
finger, o. Ii Is Edwards, Pa; G W p Deans
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Medicines.
Az 4 RS
Cathartic Pills.
The sciences OF Chemistry and
Mednclhe nave been taxed their ut
most 70 produce tins best, most per

- Medicine have been taxed their 1t
most TO produce tins best, most per
feet purgative which is Known TO
man. Innumerable proofs are shown that t6ese
ordinary medicines, and that thcy vim nHpIeesdent
edly upon the esteem of all men. They are safs and
tratng properties stimulate the vital activities of
the pody, remove the distractions of Its organs,
the foul humours which breed distempsr' stImn,Sis
sluggish or dIsOrdered organs into their natural ae
ton, ard lmpart healthy tone with strength to the
wnoe system. Not only do they cure the every day
complaints of every body. but also formidable and
dangerous diseases which have baf I'd human skill.
nile they produce powerful effects they are at the
same time In diminished doses, the safest and best
phys that can be emp oyed for children. Being
purely vegetable, are free from any risk of HARM
Cures have been made which surpass belief were
ton and character as to forbid the suspicion Of un-
truth. Many emlnoEt clergy men and ply slcians
liability of my remedies, while others have sent me
the assurance ofther conviction that M Prepara-
ions TO o3ntri9qte Immensely to the relief of my aic
The agent below named is pleased to fur nish gratis
my American Almanac, containing directions for
their use and certificates OF their Of the fol
lowing COMPLAINTS
Dropsy, Heartburn, Heodache arising from foul
stomach. Nausea. Indigestion Nj orbId lnsc lion and
s ali Uoere"s and DISEASES es a xpeh
require an evacuant mehlclne. ScrOiula OF Kings
iatlns the system. cure many Complaints WS Si il
you'd not be supposed they could reach such as
DEAFNESS Partial Blindness, Neuralgia, and Nerv
GUS lrrtabi!Ity arrangements Of The Liver and Kid
neys, Govt, and other kindred complaints arising
from low state of the body or obstruction of its
functions.
Do not be put of by unprincpled deelers with
some other pill they make more profit on. Ask for
AYERS PILLS, and take nothing else. No other
they oan give you compares with This it's insic
va.ue or curative powers. The sick want the best
aid there Is for them, and they should have It.
Prepared by DIR. J. &. AVER, Practical ard Ana
lyticai { hemist, Lowell, Mass. Pnoe % cents per
box. Five boxes for ST.
) ldby, Il d. GILMAN, Washington and by H.
COOK, Alexandra, and h7 all dealers everywhere.
u a. mn
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EVENING STAR.
THE CoQUETTE.

BY CHARLES sWA AIN
whatsoe'er she vowed to-day
Ere week had fed sway
shed refuse ne.
And shall her steps pursue
Follow still, and fondiy woO?-
No EXCUSE me.
IL she love melt were kind
Just TO teach her her otca mind;
Let her lose me!
For no more I'll seek her side
Court her favor-feed her pride
No EXCUSE me!
IL In idle, vain display.
she oan cast my love away,
And thus use me-:
For tiokls heart, at best.
Shall | grIsve, and lose my rest -
NoIsxcuse me!
Let her frOwn-frovns never Kill;
Let her shun me NJ she will
Hate-abuss me -
Shall bend meath her annoy?
Bend-apd make my heart her toy2
NO!-excuse me.
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By THE rnEsl R ESs' +, Sr THE UNITED

dent Of the United States OF Lmsrios do hereby de-
clare and make known that public sales VIII be held
of Kansas at the periods hereinafter designated to
wit:
At the lsnd ONCE at LEcoMP TON. commencing on
Monday. the fifth day Of July next, for the disposal
of the public lands within the following named town
ships, viz:
Soxfk Of fks base Iiss and east Of fks sizfh pris-
FINAL xQsrfdiaa
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IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
CTRENGfHEN and nssist them, by the Paris
OptIoian, ID. WOOLFSON, who GSec%@
has arrived from Europe with bis ~ "
own as wsl as the manufacture Of a good many
others OF the latest improved SPECTACLES and
ErE,GLASSES; among vhiOh are the
PERISCOPlC CONCAVE and CONVEX, The
DOUBLE FOCUS and DOUBLE POLISRED
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, CRYSTALS, Etc,
which are warranted To improve any EYE affected
with weakEess, cataract or tending to it: also
SUORT-SIGHTEDNES
Persons W no are compeile ed to gasses or those
wonderful
DOpBLE-POLISHEDV VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL ROCK
have received the highest recommendations at the
Worlds Fair, at Paris, through their Producing a
o!earness and easiness of vision unkn
In any other improvements.
AstA all styles of OPERA, SPY, and MACNI-
FLYING GLASSES, COmpassos, and Microscopes
arc for sale at store, corner Of Eighth street and
Pennsy wanna avenue or Eighth street No x9I bs-
tween street and Pa. avenue.
AJ-Do not mistake sac eoyRsy Of STA street.,
Prices very reasonable, the same as at his estsb-
hshment IN Europe. ne-tf
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HOW TO SPEAK FRENCH.-By Achi,la Al.
\ bites vol. London. la5s 81 So
Army Reform, by General Sir John r. Burgoyns.
, rortlhoat,on, + led and Permanent. by Captain
LsndS;l vol London, 1885, many eng avinxs: a. Is.
81 M London, 1855; 81 cents '' 'H
thu S M1 on Training Young Horses. Gumpaeh 90
ne moons hotation, Burgoyus ON BastIsE and
Quarry, Glinn on Cranes and Machinery sieyen.a q
on Lighthouses, Dobson on Foundations and Con-
e,ete w orks, Dobssn on Making Bricks and T,,e,
HEhton on the leotrie Telegraph, British Nsyr
ma 10 FRANCK TAYLOR,
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4 LEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON.

A LEXANDRlA AND WASHINGTON.
The Steamers GEORGE PAGE and THOMAS
COLbl Err will run regularly (leav- IT,
ing the Seventh street wharfo at the EaShasBE
following hours: eacHkz1EGB
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA At
Isorgs Pags-4H, 9, 10 a. m IN, s. and pm.
Thomas CO!!ysr-s.9 9. ii a. IN; , and o. III.
LEAVE WAsHINsroN AT
GtoTgs Pags-6%, 9, II a. m; ~. 4, and p. m.
1homaS ColEyer-8, 10 a. m; I'm, 50, and 81 q. m.
Fare Is Cents.
Whaley's Omnibusss connecting with the Pare
and COlyer leave the Capitol and corner of I2th st.
and Pa avonue the came time the boats leave Alex.
andri8. RICHARD WALLACE, Pres.
FOR MOUNT VERNON.
The COLLGER will leave for Mount Vernon on
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, from Washington at
Oh and Alexandria at 10 O'Clock.
mis- SAINT. BAKER, Capt.
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,aaIn l sh once al IkcSNPToT: eonenene on
disposal OF the public lands within the following
named townships, viz:
South of the base lime and east the si1th priA-
ciDdf ,ns ridfda
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~ - mo. 6O4
NOTICE FOR RESTORING CERTAIN
!; ;ANpS TO MARKET IN TIE STATE Or

fur.asnt To provision IN the general apprspria-
.on act "l 18th August, l85o placing under tie con-
hoi oi the GENERAL Land Office FLoRIra a6lgdoasd
nIiaTg rssereeS. aoIice is hereby given that from
ana after Monday. the GG;h day OF JHIg u. m az
,ne vacant putllc land. embraced in the 10 loving
oShshlps aud parts Of townships, heretofore re-
serves iof the use OF the lsie military poet at Paat-
ta VAL De restored TO msrk and laid Opea 10 entT,
NJ prlva'e sale at the land ofica at II AUGUSTINE
l.e same having been heretofore offered al pubic
Sonia % fhs base lime and sast Of fhs principal
Werididn.
Ssotlnns y 10 81, Inclusive Of township 9; the
parts OF townshis 10. north and west VI the 81;
john rlver. and the lact.oBs of tOynshlo "A W.,
OF the st. johns river, al RANGE d.
SECTIONS ~ To -, Inc uslve Of tOwn.hipg all OF
township 10 and tie ir1ctlons of toxnshin nj no,
and east of Dunn's creek and lake. OF range
GIven under my hand, at the q eneral Land Office
at the city Of w ASKING ton thus lat d., Of SsS he
THOS. A. HENDRICKs
WE - Ins]s Eammis
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ON MANHOOD.
THE BOOK OF THE CONSTITUTION.

The demand OF the people from aIl parts of the
country for a new edition Of this Book, bringing
down the 5tatlStcs to the present tine Ch I'll ST
u cannot longer be dsresarded IL IS sufficient }
KNOWN throughout the country 20 render partIcu-
lar description OF IL unnecessary here; suffice il to
say that It contains the evidence of Its having re-
celyed the voluntary ard generous patronage OF
both Houses OF Congress, It's having been pied
by the supreme Court as q standard edition of the
Constitution of the United States and of lis having
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