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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-15
DEED 4 COLE, AUCTIoNHgRs,
IL 343 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
Thuredav Ami Is

4
Thuredsy Apr1l b
At 10 o'clo.k at the sResrCom,
Sheris OF piano. peta furbure.One elegant 10
carved panoore lot Of Brussels and ingram
pets, and other furniture.
Fame day,
Al 10 O'Clock at the Of Powers and Bergen streets
shers SAFE OF groceries, comprising the usual assert
ment-
Friday, April l6,
Alto O'Clock Of salesroom 343 Fulton street.
Sale of choice standard dwarf perpetual bioomer moss
climbing and running vines dwarf pears cur.
shrubs &c from nurseries Of Dalletoure
Treiar corner Of Myrtle and Yates Brooklyn
DuBLIC AUCTION ON MONDAY, APRIL 10. AT l
O'Clock NJ, will offer for sale my farm, situated in
township Lodi the plank road miles from the
village of Hsckensaek and nine miles from the city Of 10
hoken, containing about 20 with good dwelling
house. and other out5uldngs al In good order.
gehar with variety of fruit also all stock and farm
ing uiensils horse and harness lot Of
poultry household kitchen urnturc also wood lot nd.
Joining said farm, containing about 10 Conditions
win be made known and attendance given by Mrs LA
PLANT
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UCrION NOTICE.. JACOBS, AUCTIONEER.-L
"A JACOBS viii sell this day, a. i09 O'Clock at 4G7 Broad
balance of stock contained In the store. consisting Of
watches ewery fancy goods &C. Sale positive day,
and eontnue till all sold.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-15

nAvID SCOTT, AUTHORIZATIONS AND LOIS
IL on Bergen Heights aucion.-DAvID SCOTT auction
eer. will sell publ, Friday, April 6 1858 at
r. M premises cottage houses each
building contains eight rooms built in the hest msnner cot
age lot 80 feet by 40 feet In depth within ten minutes
by the property every fifteen min
running the Jersey City ferry Terms and viii be
inquire of the auconeer rs and Montgomery street.
Jersey CITY third block from the ferry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-15
EDWARD sCHRNCK. AuorIoNEER.

ii JEWEtWY TRAUE-
Administrators sale Of enre ewery of Mr..
James r. Gallagher, deceased.
r. II. sCHENCK Will sell At auction, Thursday,
18Th inst At IL O'Clock At their salesroom, No IS Nassau
the entire stock Of jewery above consists in
part Of pins earrings bracelets in every variety seal aud
other rings chains and large and elegant
Of fine gold and pencil OF size and paer
also gold - also, silver and pencils and
jewelry Also variety Of ancient gold
silver con also Of Herrings largest size ewery safes
nearly also the entire Office fixtures Also Is dozen
solid silver and table and forks, of the latest
pattern. Sale posiilye BY order
BENZ. w. CLAPP,
Administrator,
"a Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-15

EDWARD sCHENCR. AUCT1oNEER-BY X. 4 p. H..
~ sCBENCk-on fIIdsy 10th inst, at O'Clock at their
sale 80 nassau street elegant OF dark bsy,
long tail carriage horses i6 hands high Elk and
old warranted perfectly sound kind and gentle In
respect fine stylish drivers: also ii heavy double har
suitable for heavy draughng also IL artillery and other
saddles nearly also second hsnd rockaway In
perfect order and nearly also square box rockaway
and several boz and tray body top and road
L, y FRANKLIN, AUCrIONEER. WILL SELL AT
~. Suction At los O'clock AT store No o. Nassau street
of gold and silver watches gold lewary, &C.,
comprising gold and silver watches II the most celebrated
makers Of moeacs and gold stone, gold vest
guard aud fob chains rings pins chae sncs brooches lock-
eta, gold and silver pencil cascs, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-15

a UCTfON NoTICE.-JOHN BEDDING, Az yrIONEER
"A VII sell Thursday, April Is. at 3l6 sackeu street at
lex O'Clock household furniture consisting OF mahogany
chairs bureaus wasrs.ands carpe;ng window shsdes
tAins tete tetes. Sale posuve.
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n y FRANKLIN, AUCrIoNEER WILL SILL. Al
Il NAsr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PARTISAN

II NASH, MISUNDERSTANDING PARTISAN
no sehod furniture solid rosewood parior suit works OF
&C This day Thursday April 49, ut 10 O'Clock the
Partisan made household furniture a. the residence
No 81 Sixteenth street. srtn The psror fur
nure In parc s Of the most expensive description hsv
ing wards Of $1,000 and be fully relied for
durability II consists Of magnificent rosewood seven
pianofore elegantly inlsh in cupds Of real pearl
and solid pearl sdmed by eonnoi-seurs being
the best Instruments made three Aod aud richly
covered IN superb India satin
solid rosewood centre sb.s ladies' wood work tables
hned with wood superoly carved rosewood eegeres
With Frerch plate glass doors and backs reception
chairs French satin and brocade rosewood
stands heavy French plate mantei and pier glasses satin
brocade aud lace window curtains elegant bronze and
molu magnhc chiaa ard other valuable par
Tor ornamens medallion, velvet and Brussels carpets
Bipng and chamber furnitureod and richypofshed
extension dining table elegantly carved dining suit
rich china silver crystal cut glass ware silver
and cutlery Of the best description silver cake baskets
coffee &c; mahogany sofas cushioned chsrs,
rockers superby carved and mahogany bedses
bureaus vsshstands. china toilet 20 pure hair
beds and bedding ingram carpets bedroom urrsrs
clocks tables ocloihs rosewood hall stand together with
Nil the basement furniture, &C.
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AUCrIONEBR-OFFICE q

nANIEI. g. H0UGH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS go
Tsu,.dsy April y los 4 of al contents -
This sAe win be found worthy buyers from
are in Excellent orter HA' "a '' so0'' ~ 0
y The tapestry oak extension table
silver plated tea sets forks spoons casters &c.
psrlors are furnished with velvet CARPETS three
ys iryed Pror suits IN satin solid rose
pier and manie gasses mante bronze figures
French plate pier and ovs easy reception ana
seven octave piano pearl keys and fruit ladies' work tables
and de -oratons too nnmerou mention
In the chambers Are suDsrSy carved 5osewood ssdsss
cottage chairs side and dressing tables fne hair
spring beds feather beds, holsters and pillows curtains
The upper furnished with fine mahogany single
msc So''s ana ''s
Also very superior richly enameed bedroom
furniture. Catalogues at the house only
DAN1E1. s HUGH, AUCTIoNEEx OFFICE 40 RIO AID.
wsy,W sell a, pnoc auction onto to morrow Ssirdiasy
No West twenty third street London and
hesb svenus superb ssscr:msDt Of the finest kind Of
for aesSrpCn
only portion Of he goods Carved walnut buffet
tension table, sofa bed side table antique clock din ing
SILVER service Eve pieces. .sysr casters cake bssfs
e two IVORY ues sets
ruby cut glass and al the kitchen utensils be
massive wood bsl stand and chairs English ocoth
three rod psrlcr suites damssk satin
ngs two rosewood etageres three rosewood tables
two reception chairs two chairs Turkish do
dow drapery srge pier glasses pairs
br,nze figures mantel clocks six pairs china
eight large and merorous oil paintings three velvet carpets
tive tapestry do four ingram do four velvet an the
one psnofore one music cssnes one velvet stair
twenty our silver pisted rods two rosewood bed
seads three rosewood bureaus, two wsshsands,
moce two touches, three sofas six pair sh.des ten pure
hair mahogany bedstc and bureaus
blankets and bedding and multitude of other articles
mention, but taken together, form que
sortment OF first gods sable for gentee house
keepaTe,
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4 uCTIoN NOTICE -MoRrGAGE SALE OF ELEGANT

"A household furniture brussels carpets gilt frame mir
rors paintings, rosewood psrlor suits, &c.
n, DOUGHTY aucuoneer. will sell this day, Thursday
lJ O'Clock at salesroom 70 Nassau street. by virtue of
chae mortgage large assortment Of elegant second hand
household furniture consisting In part OF richly carved
wool psrlor suits covered Ia trocael gilt frame pier and
sntsl mirrors chandeliers rosewood psnofors
bic sses dnng tables dinner and
silver plated ware, nc Bedroom furniture
richly carved rosewood marble top bureaus wahsands
bedsead bsr paasses feather beds bedding,
Every viii be positively sold 70 the highest bid Ter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-15

a ucTroN NOTICE PETER PARKS AUCTIoNEER-
IA By W. y mgr All AM-Store 1874 wlliam sreet-rhi.
day. a. l0h O'Clock, be furniture OF family removed foi
-Carpes bedding sofas, sepee bedstesds old
Lp tables washssnds bureaus chairs, &c Aso supe
rior rosewood pisnofore. Sale posvc for
eAgh.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

DY JAS. y. MILLER, ON thu r. DAY, APRIL Is, AT 10
ID O'clock at No seventh street furniture sale VIII be
sod the furniture cOnained 10 sz house. oonss ing in part
Of carpets glasses beds bedding plano, cb bs
&c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-15

DAvID SCOTT, AUCrIONEER-wIIL SELL. ON sA.
~ udsy 18th, at 10 O'Clock horses carrtsses wagons,
seighs harness &c the brick building aud
Iesse. at O'Clock occupied stable, No. ss Mont
gonery street, jersey City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-15

Securities received addition TO the regularly advertised
hst during every Next regular sale tomorrow Reyu
lar auction Gales Of stocks bonds notes and other securities
every day. at i21 o'clock; at the Merchants Ixcnsngs
So and sold ut private SALE and a. the
Brokers so srd. Interest allowed deposits Loans nego
Mated dividends collected large variety OF securities
constantly hand nj privat sale.
ALBERT H. NIOOLAY stock auctioneer and banker
No. Broad street
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DOAT AT AUCTION.-wfLL BE OFFERED ATfPUB-
ID lie auction at the foot OF Spring street North river
Monday April 49, at O'clock open sail boat feet long
an d In good order. VIM HAIL. Auctoneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-15

Kitchen fnfnituFel
Descriptive catalogues containing go lots will he Il
sued early the marnng Of sale cash deposit will be
aured from all purchasers TO nsnres prompt delivery
IIM. Writer'S AUCIloNEER Will SELL THIS
w day al O'Clock, al 23 Spring street ali the gentee
parior chs mber dining and kitchen furniture &c, OF
family going 70 New Jersey. Psror suit in crimson aud
god brocatei chamber suite dining room and Kitchen furn
ture &C. Also, spring cart and one hand cart Sale
positive fer cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-15
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID THURSDAY, APRIL Is.
Mr. WATKINS NEW DRAMA,
MR. watkins EkW DRAMA - -
HEART or THE WORLD
THIS AFTERNOON Ats
AFTERNOON

Ies Struggles grea, CITY, dedicated 10 The youth OF
gverv young IN the country should study Ia
teaching woman In America may learn from
her lesson Oscar Melville, young nan o: fortune,
Mr. w. Watkins Della White with songs Mrs. CaAs Howard.
After which the INDIA RUBBEK FEATs Of ". DUvERNE,
fun grown man, who PUTS. HIMSELF INTO SMALL
BOX precisely IL inches square esvny besides spsc. for
.ish asar, VINE bottles In presence OF the audience RUS
kyEN1NG -, O'Clock beautiful and stirring drama
ured A DRRAN AT SEA; on, VISION or rus Dean,
with the whole intellectual strength Of the company
Aper which n Pas DE 6R0IEsQUE on three legs, by
Misses salome and parngon ioeoncde y'h ,hs awa,ak
found lied around the body the assassnated YOUNG ga
hUES been left here by officer Curry and be
by the curious well AZ the LIVING HKELbfON The org
nal Happy Family and the nimiable AQUAEA or Ocean
Gardens the creates; curiosity 10 America In
which that little hsh, the sickle back s BUILDING
his MIST IN The WATEg. POSITIVELY No FREE
LIST Admlance all = cent?. chdren under ten. Is c
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DOWLAND w. PARKER. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IL RITTER viii eel on Friday April l6 a. o'clock At
It6 Sullivan ali the genteei household furniture OF
party giving housekeeping consisting OF Brussels carpets
oclohs mahogany bureaus nshogsny enclosed washssDd
tables marble tops ei.ger. mahogany ronker and
chairs in hair CLOTH mahogany sofa mshogany bedseads
maple chairs window shades mirrors soves
cooking utensils &e all having been used but short time
q GOOD eae positive Terms cash Goods 70 be
medaley after the sale. Catalogues ready
morning OF sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-15

uCTION NOTICE-sPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FORM
"A gas chandeliers velvet and Brussels carpets Sc
WILLIAM I. BOYD auctioneer will sell this day, At Coz
Christopher at lQ1 O'Clock,
household furniture mahogany French plate
rrors velvet Brussels and ingram carpets psrlor and hall
chandelier tngs ball ocloth hat stands stair carpets
mahogany satin wood secretary cost $780, marble top
dressing bureau mahogany bedseads heater also good
tmen OF hem &
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m C HoUGHToN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FUR
piiure to Friday al 01f O'Clock At Z7 Fourth
the furniture of the house conssing In part Of
rosewood pisnoor'e gilt frame pier glass rsh bronze gas
chandeliers Brussels carpsinE olcoths paror reception
dining and chamber furniture; rosewood parior suit
ecgcrcs lace curtans ccntre tables beik,ase
dehoard onson table sofas chairs bedsteads buresas
wassands dressing and pier tables secretary buresus
maresses &C. Terms cash. and fW Biture IN removed
Immediately after cash deposit required Of all pur
chasers. Catalogues morning Of sale.
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DRylNrs' MfrsTRFI9
I'D Mechanics Hall. AZ Broafway above Grand street
MONDAY. April Il and every nish his week,
New dances sayings comicallss, burlesgues.
McpIti. DARROIL BKOrIfERS. Chinese Dance,
Tyrolean wArbisra, Burleslue Circus Stump Speech.
Mormon Quarete. Soirse A. Sthgpe,
SCENES AT PHAI.OSS.
The Dan Bryant Curnmer. Jerry Brysps
Doors open at 6I.; commence at7A. r.ctes Is eenul
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1OHN BOYD AUCTIONERR, WILL SELL ON FRIDAY,
d april l6 1883 at 01s o'clock at l8 Wooster street. the
furniture OF family gong EAT consisting 0, srasses ana
hogany paior suit IN de.ne marble TOP tables bureaus
wafhsisnSs hedseads, mattresses palasses holsters and
pows walnut exten ion tables and assortment Of
kitchen furniture with which the sale win commence.
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IyOUHEHHsD hlNtt
III LAND CO, once 1853 Broadway VIII rive their
personal attention sale Of household furniture
residence az families removing declining hOuseteeping
daring the season. reasonable terms and promp, renr
nsde In all salea
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A UCTrON rOTICE.-THOs BELL, AUCTTONEER, AND
N W. rHoMPSON.-This day, al l01f O'Clock, N The
fiesro)ns IL broadway sale ~ good household furn
sock % Dry goods hosiery liquors, paintings
dam red goods.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-15

DURTOHS NEW THEATRE "A GREAT NIGHT
u Thm-dsy-FOuR PIECES or FUN. with The principal
IN tho comic world
Fsber Nsrk Smith Barrett Mrs Hudson Kirby and Mac
Miller.
PRETTY PIECE or RusrSEss-Broughsm w.co,, Mrs.
Parker and Mira w n. Smith
THE sIANEsE TWINS, nth Burton and Broughsm.
LOVE AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS own p-ce-wih .
great cast
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TERRENCE BOYLE. AUcTIoNEER-sTORE 22s HUDSON
sree-will sell this day at 10 O'Clock ~ AZ ClsrG
street. gppteeI parlor ant chamber furniture
suit Of fprnure IN brocae elegant French
plate pier glass lace window curtains and velvet
and ingram carpets, olciobs centre and side tables hat
bureaus warhstands. bookcases AIR
bedsteadp hair chua glassware cooking
and Gxtures together with all the Kitchen furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-15

UCIIoS f0TtCE-JEWEl.RY, FlNE GOLD AND
n silver watches, &C SAMUEL. OS9OOD CO VIA
cell AT "a Nassau street to Friday at lO1s O'Clock,
the 81 M srauss consisting Of fine gold and silver
watches god and rusrd chains finger rings afes sets
brooches earring. and bracelets French mosaic
gold stone &C. rs carat gold crosses gold ocSeis ladies'
chsteaines, &c. BY order Of SAUL DEI1ENBUCH, Admi
Mat
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fNOUPONS, DIVIDENDS. INTEREST AND REM
~ collected aud securities sod. Remsnces inside by
mail In certificates of deposit in Manhattan Rank.
JOHN B. MURRAY, 40 Wall at Manhattan Bank.
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TJAEN1Y b. hERrS, JR., AUCTIoNEER.
IL sssignees' sale OF carriages. harness, &c.
On Thnrsd~s Apeil 10 at u ocosk, At the ss. soon
~ Pine street. coprs rokawsys top buggies rad an
trotug wagons light carriages &c ALSO one ba
horse, wagon and harnees Terms cash BY order OF y
sigL
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a rcrroS sorIcE.-yuRsTrURE SALE.

A TCTIOy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALk.
n SAMUEL OSGOOD a CO. arctoneers,
81 Rw their personl attention
Of household furniture NJ private dwellings
Their spacious store 1her long experience In the auction
business will be guarantee hat In all business transacted
BY then, interest of soec concernsd will be attended 20.
UCTION rOTICR-UNITFD STATES MARsuAL'S
n sale Of seq ara SAN UEi. osGooD CO.. aucionsers
will day Thursday. at II o'clock at n Nassau at.
eases marked X A g.. With and q under, Nos. @ AMI
81, containing segarsL BY order Of ISAIAH RYNDERs,
tfDtia Marshal.
San Andreas independent., 1858-09-04

The RIGHT oF SEARCH IN THE BRIT
1sH PARLIAMENT-W We commend the
attention of the strenuous believers in the
theory that England has abandoned the
practice of the right of search to the
revelations recently made in the British
Parliament. Mr. Hutt introduced reso-
luton "that it is expedient to discon-
tinue the practice of authorizing her
Majesty's ships to visit and search ves-
sells under foreign flags with view of
suppressing the traffic in slaves" This
resolution was lost, on a division of the
House, by vote of a ayes to 223 nays
During the debate which ensued on this
motion the distinction between the right
of search and the right of visit was de-
Tended but the most curious statement
was made by Mr. Fitzgerald, Under
Secretary of State. This gentleman in
formed the House that cher Majestys
government, as soon as they found that
the right they had hitherto claimed of
verifying the flag displayed by any YES
sci supposed to have slaves on board was
one they were not entitled to exercise.
thought it only becoming the dignity of
a great nation at once to abandon it; but
at the same time they considered them
selves perfectly at liberty to proceed in
the manner suggested by the American
Secretary of State, and where there were
grave suspicious, amounting almost to
certainty, that the American flag was not
legitimately borne, to run the risk i'm
piled, in ascertaining at once whether the
vessel had a right to the flag it bore or
not"
We suppose it will not be contended
that England has hitherto claimed the
right to vex our commerce on the ocean,
whether it were suspicious or not
Neither can we see the great difference
between vessels supposed to have slaves
on board, and others under grave sus-
piclons amounting almost to certainty"
Perhaps some of the enthusiastic believ-
ers at Washington in the backing down
OF Great Britain from long claimed
right will explain it to us. Perhaps
they will also inform us what is the pre-
else line, "almost certainty" up to
which England may exercise this grave
and beligerent right in time of peace
Mr.. Fitzgerald says this is the position
which General Cass himself pointed out
to England. This is grave charge
against the Secretary of State, for it im-
plies an Abandonment of the American
ground, that England shall not exercise
belligerant rights towards our ships in
time of peace.-N y Herald, Aug. 5.
San Andreas independent., 1858-09-04

THE MORMON TEMPLE AT SALT
LAKE.-A correspondent says they have
spent about one million of dollars on the
temple, in work and money, and yet the
foundation is only laid. The wall is ten
feet thick. Its description is given as
follows:
1t is in shape parallelogram, 1913
feet long, from east to west, and 105 feet
wide, having an octagonal tower, 40 feet
in diameter on each corner. The main
building is to be nearly 100 feet high to
the ridge of the roof. 1t is intended to
build 1t out of cut stone, and the Nor
mons, for the last four years, have been
unsuccessfully digging at canal along
the benches, to boat instead of carting
the stone. Its architecture is symbolical
and original. On some buttresses will
be representations of globes in all posi-
tions; on others, the sun in It's varied
phases; on others, Saturn, with its rings
and satellites; and in pompous Mormon
style, every stone has its moral lesson,
and all point to the celestial world Its
entrance will be on the east side, and will
consist of another tower. Surmounted
BY pinnacles, it will "poiut upward con-
tinually." 1t was intended to build it of
adobe, from the first story upward but
they have since determined on erecting
1t entirely of cut stone 1t is going to
be the chef d 0ucre of all human archi-
lecture, and is expected to survive the
conhagration that will some day enwrap
the world. Its designer, Mr.. William
Ward, who was also the sculptor of the
lion on Brigham's house, has seeded
from the Mormon faith and left Utah
This viii doubtless delay the Saints in
erecting their Temple, if neither removal
nor war should do SO.
The Tabernacle, which now stands in
one corner Of the Temple Block, is an
adobe building, 126 feet by 64 feet. 1t
is capable of seating 1000 people, and is
the chief preaching house of Brigham
and his Apostles.
San Andreas independent., 1858-09-04
NOTICE TO RANCH OWNERS !

YvHE ATTENTION OF PERSONS HOLD
IL ing, or hereafter taking up Ranches in
this county, is directed to the following por-
ton of the Sd section of the Act passed April
9th, 1850, and now in force, concerning Coun-
ty Surveyors
I" Sec. 3. No survey, re-survey,
hereafter made by any person except the Coun-
ty Surveyor, or his Deputy, shall be consid-
cred Legal Evidence in any Court within
the State, except such surveys as are made by
the authority of the United States or by mutual
consent of the parties
As it is vital point in a possessory land
claim, that it shall not contain more than 16O
acres of land, the Importance of having the
only legal eridence, allowed by law, of that fact
is apparent WESLEY X. BOUCHER,
County Surveyor
Mok. Hill, June Gath, 1858. je 26-43