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TUsT RECEIVED, the following works of j. V
j Huntington:

eJ Huntington:
Lady Alice % cents.
The Forest 81 25
The Pretty Plate, Qnvenie) so cents,
Lady Alice Is decidedly genius Indeed, d
(Boton
This . ane extraordinary book That the author
deeper than that Of the production
aad surprising novel which shoud make eea. sensation
hp power are nsparngy EXERCISED through
out f-Dongass Js,roids Weekly Neps
Talent high order teens every page"
London New AonsAiy Maea.ie
Besides tho admirable socieiy story
Atherton' has great purpose. London NeD Monhly
The young lady characters AIan just such girls
have all known and some Of US perhaps have Wig R
The Forest of the finest pictures ever painted Of an on
door life in the wild regions of this state and we speak with vivid
of all that Cooper and Ioimeo have done liz d"n"an'
of individual character are hardly icf a9e.
lakes falls the s., clearing and tho
Mr. Huntington with the freshness and variety
Of inspiration. ~ j. Literary Herld
descriptive powers evinced The Forest extrao
ry"-N. r. Etangiia
portions descriptions hunting
Of the grand scenery Of The North Here the authors thought flow.
channels and the beautiful pictures Of the wild woods aud
lakes and the myriad phases of nature IN forest stream and moun
lProtestant ChureAman
The author power description truly extraordinary pen
exquisite their kind the colored The
that the has drunk in art from his earliest life
double genius appreciation and reproduction
Whatever may subject placed before with vivid
ing beauty, equaied By no American writer we know
Donald MacLeod in TIE ". i. freemaa's Journal.
Huntington has such faculty and gifts be
pages The The
nnngground before the readers
with the sharp outlines the huno and the breadth real @ &
Incidents journey through the wilderness, the moral Interest
growing like flowers out Of the oommones' material facts are
charningy described - London lhsnGba
venture aay reader, great small who takes up
Thc Pretty Pae) will lay down unfinished tells the
half children in fire lit parlor Th
point the character Of those Who make them
graphic power that the listeners before tbs
respect tho book is quite remarkable have
which juvenile character Disseminated and portrayed
~ r. Courier and Enguira.
sale by BLANCHARD MoHtN
Eebl7
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPrIoN CLAIMANTS.
GRANITE BUILDING STONE.

PROPOSALS will be received until the lst day OF
next O'Clock for furnishing and delivering at
Castle Calhoun Hampton Virginia the following description Of
the bes, quality of granite stone viz:
blocks averaging cubic feet each smooth faced
sides. and bedded and jonted throughout
blocks 80 cubic feet each smooth faced side
and bedded and jonted throughout
faced with ce daught from
cubic foet each with dressed beds and ends
headers faced chise draugh averaging from
So cubic feet each, with dressed beds and joints
from 10 20 cubic feet each smooth faced
sides, bedded and jointed throughout
Is cubic feet each smooth faced
sides, dressed beds and joints throughout
cubic feet each smooth faced two
ends dressed beds and joints throughout
Is cubic feet each smooth faced
side dressed beds and end joints
arched nte averaging from 22 to 65 cubic feet each
smooth dressed two sides, with dressed beds and joints
throughout
IA. blocks averaging from To portion
them % be dressed throughout
stone be Of the best quality Of granite and
the dmensons be hereafter
whether the straight curved surfaces s TO be under
by the that all extra cutting which viii
from wl be charged TO the contractor
will have all
proposals. also and locality of the quarry from
whence / ! o bc furnished will be named
during 1855 unless other
commencing about the 10th April
such quantities and particular dimensions will from time to time
be designated.
Moads will be furnished for all intricate the Of the
Castle Calhoun, when applied for by the with
whom the contract may be made.
proposals will specify the the by the cubic foot
when dressed, delivered, inspected, and accepted
Each individual offering proposals will accompany them with the
Of competent who willing become his
sureies.
specifications
quantities be
Engineer Once Fort Monroe Hampton Roads Virginia. by applying
in person II. f. DeRUsSY,
Feb 8-dl0t Lieut. Colonel Engineers.
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DODGE commencing Monday the
for the disposal the vacant lands in the
within tho aforementioned townships which
the United States oa siz miles each side OF the u
buque railroad" subject required by law, mini
mum Of ,OO dollars and fhy cents per acre, viz;
Norh Of linz west Of the th principal msrdia
Townships SO aud 30, OF range 10
Townships and ranges 20 81 % 49, a. 20 20 81
2s, 29, 30, and 81.
Townships SS SO, 90, and 91, Of range 80.
Townships &c. 90 and sl OF range 33.
commencing Monday the seventh
day for the disposal Of the public lands hoe
offered within the following named townships and Of
townships viz
the base line and lost Of the fifth principal merdan
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Parts VI sectioDs.

AZ the land once commencing Thursday, the
day d July next for the disposal the vacant lands IN the
d sectons within the aforementioned townships which
the United states within ts each side Of the ubuque and
Pacific railroad subject
required by law 10 minimum Of too dollars MY
viz:
On the Dubuque and Pacific railroad
North of the base line and fifth principal meridian
Townships 50, 30, and 81, Of ranges "a and 80.
Townships 30, 81, and 92, OF ranges SO, 81, and 3s
Townships 90, 81, 81, and 03, OF 80 and 40
Townships 81, 92 aud 80, Of al, az, 43,
Townships 50, 30, 81, 90 and 93 OF as
Townships 80, 90, 9l, and 90, OF range 46
Townships 90, 81, and e2, ofrange 47.
the "Iowa Central Air line railroad"
Township SO, OF ranges 81 and 35
Townships SO and 81, Of SO.
Townships So 81 and ss, Of 81 49, 80 40 and Al
Townships ~ aud 81, Of range AZ.
Township Sc, of range 43.
land office Council Bluffs commencing Monday the
juno the public lands
ered within the following parts
OF townships, viz;
North of the base line and Of the hfh principal
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Law school OF the University at Cambridge,
Massa chusettS.
The instructors in this school are

The instructors IN fhts school
Hon. joel Parker IL d., Roy Professor
Hon. Thcophilus Parsons, ii. H., Dane Professor.
Hon. Emory Washburn, III. D., University Professor.
TIME course of instruction embraces the various
branches Of the Common law and Of Equity Admiralty Com
nerca International and Constitutional Law and the Jusruden'
the United States Tho Law Library consists Of about 900 vol
and as works they added and every e
made to render il complete.
Instruction by oral lectures and eyposto (nd by rea
tos and examinations connection with hem which there
week Two Moot Courts also holden each week
each OF which cause, previously argued by four stu
dents and opinion delivered by lhs presiding instructor Rooms
and other facilities also provided Courts and
semb held weekly for practice debate and acquiring kho"
edge OF parliamentary law and proceedings.
Students the school Of their professional stud
les mercantile pursuits and al the commencement of either term
or in the middle or other part Of n term.
They liberty elect what studies they will pursue according
to their view Of their wants and attainments.
The acadomcal year. which Thursday weeks
the third Wednesday in July divided into
weeks each with vacation six weeks the end OF each
During tho winter vacation tho library opened warmed and
lighted, for the Of the members Of the school.
Applications for admission for catalogues further %
nation be made to either Of the professors at Cmbrdge
CANBRIDGK, Mass, January, 1858.
Jan 2a--Iaw3wifFr
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no. 5s3.l
Nv the President Of the United states.

TN pursuance of law, L. JAMES BUCHANAN, Pres
dent Of United America, do hereby declare
make known that public held
land once IA the al the periods designated
AZ The land Monday the seventh
day Of disposal OF the public
nssrof situated followin townships
base hns aud OF the principal meridian
Township 100, OF range ri,
Townships an 100 range
Township 20, Of range rs.
the land Office Dodge
June the public lands bsreo
uhoferd situated within the following named townships and
parts of townships, viz
NoL sf hs bss, lac ,eea dfh principal
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Jefferson City Coal Mining and Oil Manufac-
turing Company.

YNHE above company chartered December 30
ny operate Galloway county Missouri
lying about four miles from the Missouri river the opposite
railroad It's gentle inclined plane from the The
bank valleys hills giving the omIay every
advantage possible over any other bank thai yet known the U
far relates TO navigation the with which the
coal by the ernboaa position bank supy
the northern western and u & % S9aI.e osshr win &
Orleans inclusive company with
banks i sd 10 be lnierior produ
large quantities and 1ne quality d OIL NO slate or impurities
contained Of the camel COAL deposited
dep, yet unknown, "a dh q about one Aned fed aan0 tr
dg) including Of about one hundred and SIXTY acres clear
pure aud rich the richest possesses all the REQUISITES for
ting gas and in fact being used M that purpose IN Jefferson
% any navble waters in world railroads built bsn
built and projected in almost every direction from Jefferson
country whore fuel from s scarcity has become
limited IN np9riaase Ihs loo@ns M ann aa sa's ~ h ns Ae
millions ol bushels year for the use Of
western country ether with bushels man
incture OF OIL making in all four millions Of bushels
For mining per bushe Gao
For delivering shipping ooooo bushels nye
cents per bushel l5O 900
For manufaclurng oil ten per gallon 100 900
For inciiental expenses 10000
Total expense 800 900
The Weld and profit are as follows sell on Tho
bank nsen bushel and the oil at dollar
twenty 1--WE cents gallon:
The Weld Of 900 900 49, $3.50 900
yield the 900 900 bushels Of coal in oil at hy
1000 900 gallons a, 81 rs
To which from coal making
deiucting former 300 900
Leaves profit dividend per annum
The estimate will those acquainted
business what be aud will be done
half sold, and selling Persons
investing where for safety large and speedy dividends
will do well call either of the following directors
Of the
Dir Vim NJ Belt OF Missouri.
Hon Wn Bger United states senator from penn lyana
Hon Wan Montgomery, member Congress, Pennsylvania.
Hon, Allison White, member Congress, Pennsylvania
Jas W. Bonita, Of Jefferson city, Missouri
Dr. VIM Belt the president of the aud JAS W. Bn
the be found Browns Hotel
samples the OIL candle coal which they Will take pleasure
a exhibiting JAa w. BONITA,
Feb 1l-d6t Secretary.
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land Office Council BLUFFS commencing Monday
fourteenth day OF June next for tho disposal Of the lands the
within the townships
States, within
Central Air Line railroad" tho mississippi and Missouri railroad
burlington and Missouri River raroad subject
qred by law, minimum Of dollars and fifty per
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the land office Cous BuYrs commencing Monday, the
sections within the undermenioned townships which
to the United States within sir miles each side Of the Iow
Burlington and Missouri rairoad" subject
qued by law minimum Of eo dollars and fifty cents
the Central Air Line railroad.
NORTH Of line f ttta principal meidiqn.
Townships 81 and sa Of range 2!
Townships 81 and IS, Of range a.
Townships SO, 81, and IS, Of range "a
TswnSps g ana an s. 5snso a.
Townships ss and 81, Of range 90
Township 81, ofrange A.
the mississippi and Missouri railroad"
Townships II, rs, TO- and 60 of ranges "a and IS.
Townships 7s 70 and 50. Of ranges SO, 81, and ss,
Townships ", 7s, 70, and 80 Of range 80
Townships Townships tHa "a ass as s. rang. q
Townships 55 o. and =, Of range a.
Township 70, of range ~.
On the Burlington Missouri River railroad"
Townships 70, u, 70, and 70, Of range s4.
Townships 70, II, "a, and 70, Of range 81,
Townships H. ~ and 70, Of SO, 49, 4O A. 49, a. and
Of june next for The disposal tho .Uas Ss @ e
sections within The undermenoned ownsh which remain the
United States within sir miles each side Of hs Dbuque and Pa
required by law 70 minimum Of too dollars and y
On the .Dubuque Pacific rairoad.v
North Of the base line and Of 6ih principal
Townships 81 and SO, of ranges.
Townships 81, SO, and 80, OF range g.
TSwnss SwnsSps So and and 60 90 range
North Of the principal
Townships 81, S8, and 80, o range 1.
Townships 81, SO, 50, and 90, ofrangc
and IA. = = - - - =
Townships IS, 50, 90 and al of range Is
Townships so, eo and 81, Of ranges 10, IL, and ls
On tho ''Iowa Central Air Limo railroad,
North Of the base neand principal meridian
Townships - and 81, of ranges /, 2, and Q.
Township 81, Of ranges 4, o. g. and 7.
North Of the base line Of A princput meridian
pvuQhr Aapd0E pf
13, ~, is, and 10.
fourteenth day Of June next for the disposal
the numbered sections within townships
which remain To the United Sae within
Iowa Central Air line railroad" and Missouri
raroad subject required by law
Gfy cents per acre, viz;
On the "owa Central Air Line railroad
Worth ge bass line h etth principe, meridian
Township ~, Of rnnge l.
Townships 81 and SO, Of ranges 2, 3, 4, g. g. and T.
Noh Of the base line and Of sfh principal meridian
Township SO, Of ranges ], q, 8, 4, and s.
Townships 50 and of and
Township 49, Of ranges 3, ., 10, a. u.s.
Townships 49, 81 aud S. Of H. s s 20 a. 2a "a
aud "a. =.
Townships 50, SO, 81, and ST. Of range
Townships 49, SO, and 81 OF range
Townships SO 81 apd s5 Of ranges 2s 30 80 81 and So
Townships 81 and ss of range 80
On the mississippi and Missouri rslroad.n
North The base iine and Of nejth prinepal neidian
Townships ", rs, and 70, ranges 1, O. and g. I
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NsrtA d .s b.se Ilns aaa .ss. q le a prIaep nera

NoA The base line and Hst "a the ni principal meridian
Townships ~, rs, 10, and So of range 1.
townships ~ rs Ts and So Of ranss4
Townships ys 10, and Of ranges 8 and Q.
Townships rs, ~, so aud 81, Of range
Townships So 81, and s2 Of range
Townships TO- So 81, and 81 Of range
aud 10
Townships 70, 50, and 81, ofranse q.
townships ~ rs, ~, and 80, o range %
Townships ~ u.s. and Ts Of "a 25 20, 81 2s 40 So 81
s2 and 49,
CaAKos commencing Monday seventh
day o. june next Sr te disposal % .hs yas" snas IN he even
main to the United states within 1 . on each sd Of tho Burning
ton and Missouri River railroad subject as required by law TO
minimum Of too dollars and my cents per acre
Of etS atA principal meridian
Townships 90, 20, IT, of range
p townships %, 70 70 ~ and md " Of ranges aud o.
TonsSps Townssp 70 ~ ~ and M ana % % e. 81 gass II,
Townships ~ rs, and "a Of Is.
Townships II, ", rs, and "a, of range l6
Townships u y and rs Of ranges H. IS, is, and 30
Townships n ~ and a Of % 49, "a. 2S 90 a. 49, 20
80, 81, 80, and SO
Lands appropriated by schools military
purposes, will be excluded from the sales.
within the miles side the railroads Will be
for said railroads particular by
sold containing the quantities respectively shown the official
The onerils Of days
appointed and will proceed the order which they advertised
until offered thus
sale shall be kept open longer than two weeks and no private
rato the weeks
the Washington this hiteenth
Ammo Domn thousand eight hundred and fifty eight
JAMES BUCHANAN,
BY the President
THos A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land ONCE.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPrIoN CLAIMANTS
Every perssn right pfeempon OF the
townships above mentioned
required satisfaction Of the register and
proper Office make hssor
after seeing this no and before the day appointed for the
Of the public sale of the land embracing the tract
claimed otherwise such claim VIII be forfeited
TfOS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Jan 22-lev'y 'y2wtds ntelSstarl
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At the land ofce at SIOUX Cry commencing Monday
first day Of June for tho disposal the lands
fore unoBsrd situated within the following townships
parts Of townships, viz:
of ilnL
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Occupations c' the People VOL
liIls's Political Economy Essays, I vol sSo
Of of Political Economy VOL
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sismondis on Political Econoroy, yai, $50.
Mc(uIoch on Tax and Funding, Srd,.
p,,keys History o Political fltcraurt svo
Jacobs Preciou Metals, vols, svc
Trotter Of the North American States. vol
Lewis on Government ofIependencics vol syo
Mathu's Definitions in Political Economy 4 vol i2mo
Porter Progress OF the Nation vois I2mo
Humphreys Manual OF Political Science, vol limo
Imported from london by FRANCK TAYLOR
Feb 20
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-04

SUGAR sc-ie 800 hhts sold at hrucr prices Fsir
TO Fully Fair ssstsb1sc.
ASSES The sales embraced 1890 bbls at lgalsxc for
Choice 61s9s Tor Inferior Dark and 800 half
psis at 221E@2sc . gallon.
FLOUR The demand active with sales Of fully 5000
bbls including $3.50 Ohio Indiana upsne in lots at 81
1874 at :, and $50 Fancy ut "a 20 y Dbl. ~
The sales Of Corn comprised about 5000 sacks Of
which Que lot Of 90 White 100 5s56 s2 Vel
low in two or three lots At &C., and 800 Inferior 450c
hnsiel OF Wheat 600 sacks Prime White sold at 81 l2j n
sales Of Oats embraced 400 saeks St. Louis
at if5c y bushel OF Bran $50 were sold at CSC "a
100 lbs. m =
PROVISIONS. Pork held rather more srmr with
sales Of l50 bbs Mess SIS 100 Extra Heavy SIS go
o. at SIS and Thursday evening SIS 80 Dbl
of Green Meats about 10000 sold In bulk and in
casks including 5000 Ms in bulk az 10 Tor should
Hams and Sides 100 casks sh 1uders and 90 casks
and 10000 Ms in bulk sic for shonde s Cor Hams and
&c D for Sides, showing adecline &c for shoulders
Lard was in request with sales OF IS Prime At
0 in two three lots SIC 800 kegs Ok and on Friday
$50 terces atss<c. and 500 kegs at exc . ID.
CoFFRE The sales 2400 bags including 100 at
se, 500 "a and 100 at 81 10 s ss5 Prime at
eHc p n.
SPIRITS TURrRNTINE we noticed few small sales
ct ss94oc q gallon. aH
last sales Mexican Flint were at about lie
RD.
WHISKY considerably lower and we noticed
saes Of 30 bbls Extra Recsd IKE lOO in lots at l6l6
os Raw in two lots IL very High Proof at Isc
gallon
FRkIGHTs....A ship London at 4s 50 for
Flour. and 1000 bbs shipped Liverpool at Dbl
vessel also laid for Baltimore on private tarms
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-04

GALVESTON AND INDlANOLA-SteanshipT exas-l3e4
bbls our IT'S bbs apples lard 50 bbls
moasse 0sacks oats 100 bhs potatoes 10 hhds bacon
bags coffee hhds 70 bb whisky 100 bbs bread, 90
pcs bsgging, 10 ties rice, 80 cases shoes.
BREMEN-ship Arndt-S6l bales cotton.
LIVERPoOI-Shp GildeTsleeye-2l6a bales cotton 22l
eds hides 2ae0 slaves.
NEW YoRK-Shp Atlantic7les bhls -four II ties COL bbls
pork III ehs best 81 hams and beef 80 bb Stes 49, kegs
iAfd 80 ties hams 10 casks skins cks &c bbls taow.
BosfoN-Shp Mon-l52 bales cotton do WOOL 100 pkgs
lss S bills -four I6 hhds II bbls tailow
o. hi DO Tongues 100 slaves.
wheat 2)OO slaves ~ e0A' INV 'ssA' VI
bAkOhLoMA-bftS Transo-27l bales cotton 1900 slaves
BARCEiONA-Brg Reslauratof-a7a b.l.. ,o,,n AZ, nj,
-four, ~ sacks wheat, 1900 siavcs. ' W. 'Sa
BARCELoNA-Brg Ataayador-- lOn h.,ss .,,,. a., ..,
-four, 493 sacks wheat, 400 slaves ' - f''s
HANANAbrg Brownsville bbls $50 kegs lard 90 bills
alow, Is casks 50 ties hams bbs -Four % do hesns s
bran. sacks Is hh beef IS kas butter m LIS
6 do turpentins, 4 horses
sacks corn 1000 feet lumber. 49, V'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-04
MEMORANDA.

~ The Ship Ka'e Dyer, Dyer, hence for Havre went to
LIST inst
Capt Yansiee Of the bark Rover, from Rio de Jauero
November H. reports the following vessels in port bark Ann
Grant, Nelson waiting freight; bark overnan, Sterling,
waiting freight bark Mary Sawyer, Bartlett waiting freight;
bark Sawyer, waiting freight bark BraEearia Baxter,
for New York, d ballast IN few days. bark WheaAnd, Dcs
paw for Baltimore the 10Th brig Amos Roberts colson,
waiting freight bark Huntington, arrived from Baltimore
the llth November,
Capt Smith, Of the sch Suffolk from Minatlan reports the
following port British brig Elizabeth for London,
wind bound British brig Belle, for WhehAven wind bound
American brig Battle. for New York wind bound Hamburg
brig Carlos loading for Lverpool British big Mary loading
for Europt American brig Nina waiting freight British brig
Huron wg freight American ehr Toledo waiting freight
British brig Londo, put in distress American brig Golden
Lead sailed for New York the l4th November.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-04

will be that tho indebtedness Of the community
directly 10 the banks little millions Of dollars to-
day LEGS than il ons year ago.
The movements IN stocks today comprise the sale Of some
shares Of Southern Bank P 1.-THE rst long time
The new board o. this bank And to-day and the hr
duty tho election Of President which resulted in the choice
Of the old incumbent, Mr., Frederick Rodewsld
The usual weekly sale Of stocks bonds scrip by Parey
Co., was postponed to-day IN consequence holidays and
the transfer books Of al the declaring dividends being
closed.
Tho paper market duvery dull We heard Of ncrosia
ton OF $4,000 mortgage note twelve months rate Of IA
per cent and some small Of paper
At 292l per cent month. The offerings in bank to-day
were very light and though the discounts for the
week show expansion $4,000 there has been no good
paper rejected far learn unless was with some
parties who have received their fun share
Tbs demand for sight funds Northern cities Is senlne
checks on New York PREMIUM banks or those sell.
ing however. asking only par short sight from l<
per cent discount II win do good sight exchange to 20
any higher There large shipments sugar and olases
going forward which ought pretty good bsss Last
year at this day the banks held $3.50 exchange with
slshs funds on New York at sl count sixty days
sgn' from ziSs per cent discount sterling from lo6k0
luI97<c., with large offerings.
Tho offerings to-day rather free than on any day Of
the week. hosgh they comprised time drafts rates rule from
ScgSf 3k93k per cent discount. Foreign was fat Wa
hear Of no sales Of sterling with bills of adng The banks are
asking on London iols the rate may rule on Mon
day Dealers are very ehary the purchases to-day were
anything but large We quote at all sorixo rates from loi
lOd1Se.i francs 65Q95 10.
The New York exchange market pretty quiet large
dealers ship ing coin bills 10 London The
las, steamer Europa for Liverpool on the 2sd carried
the largest amount Of specie by vessel from New
York We annex below the Of the prominent ship
pera. '''
Csndonofths Bankserthi. ctv for tns,,..k ,,s,., .