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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29

E,r, cre ,n.t.ta.i,u ~ an to-. TEE taoN "n"" "
6sy -. NJ money % -psTe l. H. t"rf"E over
- IL n,e.u ed s'toG: ~ sppcaD! e" "a" va
TIE rext g., tie wb.-i tUrDs ssss; ecd, up"e 90
4, r,. rCt.N i hide ssOp &C. We, ut nct r~~
lo,Cs,, than DO eofo,e VI lesru hist SONS OF t1e
E.tk sre reducing their Ordinary rate bsoE toe 10
c.I frpre A. far a. COT BE- ascertsrej. the ehse<-
,i.r t,aper j. promptly ret, asd IA m-Dy csse' so
Nov ,hst n /. p,id te(ore ms,Hrty. Ou,s'te rstss
FOR rnoreS are lo~. Prime ioc'r, paper iniorsc'.
his hen re scils 'aker 1T - ceut. az 10 seme u.
.acns sie rsln.s have beeU parch >sed a. As 100
r,t IL on slmo.t any tong good money csH os 90
,s;r ed A. 6 p cent w,,aou. officially. -->sk
The culrs - of iigo, COPPER and cssoce OF fsf
thsr q. ne srt rendering cooper - are. Sesy nessy
save trshw ,xcsp.iobal instances. GIN ~ com
tn,stvey active, On account Of the nrressc OF zoe
sres ara tie hope based on the Ninhfeota expert
cree "a. tie mere ioc'esse would produce "a 81
&C. smost irrrspect!ve Of tie copper mafket 80
the estimated profits OF tie company. feNaoc
+. arcr With lt.le change 10 quotations. IL vo@e
,e.e jump. ssy dsy on a large CAT order Iss
r.. Oh hos msuy firm fo!ders and ssnguire ffiea1s.
Aesn.tm az tie ccnci,icn Of tire copper market tss
scent LARGE aivsce prospective product, ana tss
ics- (shch spresrs 10 b. bsseess Il "a ther ssee.
reIts. 'RccklsnS hiss recently eeen s'atiscsry, $50
" rerher wesk at III advance noticed in our iat u
Is rvmo,,d that the groubo toward the Minnesota
rot 60 sncoursgpg WAS expected. The IDEA, aisss
is eomewhst prevalent that large assessmest mas
he levied ss the Mir Bssots, unso.e to sell its owe
ccppAr will not bsve the ready means TO msntAie ths
Rocklstd TIE fepds Of thu latter, however, have
fear this ard say ths. II u very cheap -
view of the rich discoveries on the Minnesota. nesr
the Rookls.c border
The statements Of the Boston Banks for the psse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29
THE LAWS DELAY.
To IRE rditcy Of The n. Y. Tribune.

SIR: At the last December election, Mr. Hubbard
G. and Mr VIM. MeBck candidates for toe
school Trustee in the Twentieth ~Ad Mr. rccevin,
s and Mr. Menck 1851. and the returned
sppesn by the official returns. but by cleric n Mr.
Meuck received certificate OF election When the
cred Mr. Valentine Geek of the Board Of CAnvasers
alter notifying MI Menok ard Mr. Gilbert Clerk If the ard Of
Eiuca'ior Mr. Stone a certificate Of election and
sworn IL BY Mr. Gilbert but pGesenng himself with his
tfce tie local Boa.6 he refused h seat s1d Mr. M
wa admitted Mr. obtained msodsmu of Judge lnsra
ham against the Board School officers Of the Twcpeth Ward
AID the referred 10 referee but in the mean time the
ecd member refused his seat OF the Office Of Trustee
woud be prodi Sir stone but ies much Interest to
know bow long he can be kept Of his jus, rights
At the e,con Mr Nelson J. Waterbury csndi-
dat School Board but the people failed tn
him sr election however eir Rbert T. Crcs
rc ned his Office and M Waterbury sTp1nted in his pe.
DID Mr. CrcancT resign in order MI WEierhuy the
pace TWENTIETH WARD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29
BROOHL YN ITEMS.

TIN P.ID Err DEPARTriNr.- TIE Common
Council held meeting lest evening f,r the purpose Of
taking up the repor. Of tbs COMMITTEE rec'mDesdinZ
the s.tabli. hmeut of pad Fire Department in place
Of the present voluntary system. Aid Pcrs'n' the
President. occupied the chair, and quorum b-i'g
present the Clerk proceeded to cal the roll. ]. tec
appesrsd that several members had gene cut lesving
the Board without quorum. They then adjourned
Until Friday evening. The nsw Board comes i0.o
Office on Monday, and if tee matter IS therefore not
acted upon during the present week. the psd Fire De-
partuert may be considered as dead, for the psseni
ct least
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DIED.
ANNESS-In

AsHEssrn jersey City on Tuesday Apt. a. Susan A'hai
second ca sht. OF Samuel Arne's ...t ..s,d ..
The rrsives and friends Of th- fsrihy ar 81 a. Al
fsret.l iron, Trnity n T. Church Fnt'y ApM ~ -
oo.ock p H., without further in'iiaaol- . s. D. III,
RRoV. H. u1,.t., uo,riu, Apnl q, Ssly Bro"n wlis
OF Isaac Brown. Lsed 10 yesIs IN Nus 80 vsS q,
Tb- -laiv,s friends Of tbs family ss ss5toa .tre
ate "a The fun.,. AZ her a,- re.iteuc, No %
on Thursday l.>rrus At ociocf ~i'nou' '1'
Bncsepor; (Conn papers phase copy 8, .. A., A.
Chspu.a seed g. year, months and - DAY. v..i "a
.d 'l'r". 49, -, la. r,.id-ocs No. oi S11tn
Eighth street WiL.nsborgh friday .efa'"a REX NP'A
80 81 O'Clock n
CAMPBELL-Os T,s-dsJ Apt r. ms,A L.a"' N'"e "
Her-si,h .ud wsrrsrc, Gan pb-I. ssed 10 J-sr
DE sALDERN-At Nc ia West Ei9>tesnts .,ss, o. :,
esy Apsu s. Issbs.lA wife Of Charlie 10 '~a''"' "s' -
DVYYEY-Soaaa.sx 4 RvskAsn, Hseeese@ VsvssL u ~
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LAW LVI1ELLlGEWUE

SUPREME COURT-Cmcv1-Aprl 2s.-Before Judge surH'
Jordan L. Mott Assignee Of Samuel c. Jos sg The Board OF
Supervisors OF the County Of New-forf.
This action liz brought to recover $50 600 for the
construction of 1000 glass bslotboxe at SD apiece
for the Board of Metropolitan Police commissioners
The defendants deny that the ballotboKes are of tho
value claimed, and set up that Jollic the as.isnor
repiescbted TO the Police Commissioners that he had
applied for patent for the construction OF the ballot
boxes, which was untrue: that the Board OF Police
Commissioners had authority whatever to make
such contract &C. Jole assigned his claim to plain
tiff on the Sd of lat November.
Ex-Judge Dean appeared for the plaintiff, and Rich
erd Busted Corpora ion Counsel for the defendants
Samuel G. Jollle the first witness called and hls
examination was continued throughout the day. He
testified that lie had applied for paten for the bal
lot-toxes through Owen G. Warner, come ton months
previous to his application for the contract with the
Board Of Police; thst Warner neglected to make the
application. and tina. he (Jole- then put it in the
baDds Of MIR. Mott to ascertain whether the sppica
ton bad been granted; he had no knowledge that it
had been granted yet.
Ex.Mayor Wood, Police Commissioners Nye and
CbolwelI Mr.. Flagg and other ofica's, were IN the
Court during the day. The Gaze is still on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29

SUPPOSED DEATH BY DRowNISG.-COroner Hills
he'd an inquest on the body Of unknown man, about
10 years of age, who was found floating 10 the East
River. The Jury rendered verdict Of death from
some csuses to them unknown, but supposed to be
from drowning. The deceased was about five feet
eight inches in hight He wore roundabout coat,
lined with Scotch plaid, MORE antique vest, white mus
lin shirt and flannel undershrt, dsrk striped pants,
thick boots black silk ncck.tie. The body was much
dtcomposed, and sppnently had been in the water
uonths.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29
IAiyertisansut

HAMIET.-Tbe truly excellent and effective
mamie, in which this sub play given b th- taeased
a. n t,uy n, PURDYS NATIONAL THFATSk b.s csr-ed many
t 10 ,eou,. Of th ManAsct p-tsfian which 10 -
outa With end the piece announced for this Evening ",
bc sane cs, Th- D,sus MOUNTAIN DsoSER With Mr.
r. RlsnoSsd and L TrD1 Dogs aad the fos VI |usss|vs
sre V oVupp<s toe pgs<pakRne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29

CoRosyR's IsorFsrs Coroner Cozens held in
que., yesterday upon the body Of who fond lying
hep.y Hudson and died after bang taken 70
the cells Of The Second PciLct Sscr House Verdict OF con
ge,tion the bru rendered lie not Neniih ID
Also the tody Of John CIdsh'pr frmey policeman o.
the Fourth Precinct who died spOplectc tit verdict n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29
KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT-APRrL 2s-Bofor
Judge Lori.

Mathis A Han al. BCtde't Str9ker.
Action against the late Sheriff for taking certain
bouebod furniture valued 600 alleged b. the poprri
Of the uanh The attachment Issued BY Jucg Cerse oil
the srfdern- Court New York, the 3tn November las
Ogsns good. OF Robert Hall brother Of p-ntf the SUIT
RI ID. Wit C. Have appeared Robert Hail hal b-sn al
by painih different of TO secure whch
hs ecusd bal sale OF the furniture Of house faious1
that the plaintiff about 20 Scotlaod ~ November
las and property be sold TO aze her claims when
Sheriff took IT, , ,.,
o. bipe shown that officer granting tho attachment had
s.qured ur scon AID that the ASSIGNMENT was only 'lr
evidence and the went To the Jury on the
on, son of value Vrrcit for ai1tif Damages Liz %
Tire wac ,owd 70 prepare OF exceptions with the Vie"
OF appealiI 70 the General Term. .
J, sish Bowron sgt. John Moore. -
Action tn recover nsn-ges Tor go asssu anu o',-
t.ry committed on pentif the jh n February last MS
place Of business in Wimsbursh Defendant not spp7 t1s
he Jury rendered verdict for plaintiff assessing the dan'e
500. 4,
TIRE following .rrepcements were announced by the
Count The only BE- tried to-day are esevrd oEe VIZ
No. l. 1919 O. TO- H. IL l3 a. IS 10 H. AFTER winch 'ne
Court viii adjourn TIL The third Monday IL May
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29
COURT OF COMMON rLEAs-Gxsr..L T,.A-Apru -

Frederick W Lowe respondent The Mayor &c, Of New
York appellants.
The respondent was appointed by the Mayor and
Aldermen in Decemb Clerk OF the First District Court
At the Of his appointment lsssc Bachelor held The
Office question: under appointment made 10 DecembeI
1851 Aldermen. An act passed in April lSII
provided the Clerks of the District Court then In OH -
should The Justices elected
AT the next election Justices elected for
the Let Of January 1855 Bachelors original spp qmen
the ls Of January 1852 IL has claimed
bold time under the aforrst fh sut
brought Second District Court o. recover salary from tue
month January Judge Sweeuy before who the
was tried rendered Judgment for the plaintiff from watch 'he
appellants appealed This Count reversed the Judgment below
with costs.
Metsrs c. Smith and 8 Jone. for retponiert and A X
Lawrenoe IT, Assistant Corporation Council io appellants
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29

BURGLARs.-On Tuesday night gang of burglars
entered the Wholesale fancy. goods store of j. T.
Warner No. IS Maiden lane, by breaking the vault
grating on the sidewalk, but nothing the prem
ses had been disturbed it is supposed that they be-
came frightened and made their escspe.
Two boys named Patrick Campbell and Robert
Morrison, were locked up yesterday by Justice Kelly
on charge of burglary 10 having, by means Of false
keys or otherwise, entered the dwelling Of No. 1873
East Twenty-second street.
Officer Rich of the Fourth Precinct on Tuesday
night arrested suspicion of being thief enc Flor
eace Fleming, who had in his possession valuable
gray horse, which he was attempting to sell. Fleming
was locked up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29

ROBBERY AND Assault Constable John McIIsugh-
~ detected robt money drawer Of Patrick H'Tve''
store corDe of Pearl and FroLt TursdAy evening
The cer gave thae and up toe tibet knoc ked
dow n with q suna shot The fellow escaped.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29

No1rCE TO BrRGLARs.-The house Of Mr.. ID ariey
No IS Wykof street. ened ys-'erd.y asruoon sa1
.Sep Previous 70 gorf for the sfoon ae ps ed Carl
o .ta,ius that she wo"d not be hone I'LL eocs rhe
burtla-v oorttess took bEt sud went In large sno1r
OF silver plate posted the otena1 which wa oerooked
by he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29

DARNIEYi DARNLEY A noble, powerful and
Elective drama tia; Darury. sud Il is presented BAR
NVNs MUSEUM ia fb- most superior Received with
49, deout ations OF delight is To b posted rus AFTEs
>ooN ed EySNNc bcic. farce SId dances and the
.r,u,iYs ft ats Of tAe India Ru5bct Msn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29
FouyD II THE WHARF.-The BODY of an unknown

boy apparently about II years Of age, found floating in tho
docs OF Pier No ST. East rf Coroner Perry he'd
ioluri when Dr. Boulton made cxsmn .nn Of the body
wb.ch there appeared ~ BE- marks OF violence The jury
3crec verdict Of" Des;h from dro WING lie al
m Inches in blight and tai darn hsir lbs ir Consisted Of
src Monkey jacket black cpiced blue striped shirt plaid
kite cashmere pants br stockings TIL bod
presented the sPpanee Of having been ia the water about
~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29

Fprnr,CKs' PuOTOG EAPIIIC TPmPLY OF Arr.
NJ. te,srs ~ Br,ais ar opposite Mctopplt.n i' Pho
ToCRApus HILLoryPI. DsGULEEEorf'hs -ai AShtofr'ss
Ia ever st5e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29

THF ME1AHYIC

Tt,r yPr,YIyc TABLET STROP-In7snted By
G,o s.rsprssA o. 'sis-rh. the s-nane I. ee b-A ne'-'
"a coll, n nod ding tho k--u-- lsssloe ..e-
"a, ~ CHAINED ~ tn. .ubsorit-rs snd uanis tara -
4 6.ukuf4s s.a-. No 7 As,ot II '"se
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29

Tc,si.... 81 ei6,Jb l3lSppAG b0,5Is2S 2ili2fi
Last week. 90 $40 507 l5o7s6O6 595iscf %359l,44
The State Treasu er Of Wisconsin makes pubic an-
pouncemeut that the Treasury is empty and owes
$4,000
III. Albany Stote'man asys:
"Tbe bsrgs MsrsbsI, Of the Albany and Canal Line,
brought ths city yesterday 1000 bsgs Of coffee the
largest lead brought bere. T. il consigned 70
firms IT Cipcinos and St. Louis. II will take three
t1e Ctutrel Railroad The c fee weighs 400 tuns."
In regsrd to tee Money market The BostOa Post
Gays:
Ia the money market We notice more activity a.
xAs Bslks nsvtSs in aUrs rsPia essRSss Of dsP'sa<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29

SUICIDE OF PRISONER BY HASGISG.-John Hart
man. German about 30 years OF age, was taken into
custody Tuesdsy night by Fourth Ward policeman,
charged with entering the premises of John Henry,
with shoe knife in his hand aud threatening to take
his hfe Hartman being partially intoxicated at the
time was placed in cell, and while there becoming
desperate he hung himself to the cell door with his
pocket handkerchief. When discovered yesterday
morning the unfortunate man dead and quite cod
After adjusting the handkerchief about his neck,
Hartman turned bis back to the door, and partially
koeerg down brought the weight of his body across
his neck, thereby producing strsngulation. Coroner
Perry held an inquest the body, and the July rem
dertd verdict of death by suicide by hanging Hart
man was a shoemaker by trade. He has relatives in
the Western country.
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KINGS COUNTY COURT OF OYER AND rERMISER-


Jacob Gapzer indicted for arson in the h's degree,
called up for trial Yesterday. when the District A"try
sted That be wa. prepared try him for sr'on IL TIE th
deer-- tn, ught he wa,no guilty Of the oeerre 80
IN The Mt The th-r-uron o,deedt DE- utn
rrs the for ts sid the po.-r sdnt-i 70 piI
the Of GO lie charged with having set h'e % us
home IL McKbben street. ID. otn January last '"eOJ
Der grirg the lives II the occupants r
Judge Strong will probably presde next week ioI
be Isrposs Of tyiuE the capita cs.- no~ on the
which An 1Iusasy large n-mo-t III ' ''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29

VIsIr TO THE WArER-WoRKs-The Common
Council with the Water and Eusnees vii visit
The w-.rv0ks in process of construction east OF BsselYs
ud Ibis order TO ret the proposition rnafe by
the Con mocrs to chang the grade canal on That section
4 he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29

FURTHER ARREST or Policy DEALERs.-Yesterday
the Mayors squad proceeded to make further arrests
OF parties concerned in the policy business. They had
with them over q hundred warrants but most of the
places were found closed and the proprietOts cst
inrcnf. The following are the names of the persons
ARE sted yesterday: Samuel G. Thomson, No. 1913
Bet oker street; Thomas X. Jones, No. 81 Laurens
street; John Sens No. 235 West Seventeenth street;
Ber Griffin aud James Nelson, No. 55 Greene street;
Jacot Rible, No. 3l3 Third street; Charles ROM, No.
| Orchard street, John MGer, No. l26 Sheriff street.
john Jones and John Rkcr, No. 2O2 Avenue A; Thsd-
deus Reeber No. 54I Greene street; Joseph Frss No.
2l3 Sixth avenue; Albert Scott, No. 1873 Avenue c;
George Brown No. IS Varick street. Thomas Lester,
No. 92i Grand street; Vim. Throop and Philip Hahn,
No. 23s Grand street; John Williams, No. 473 Green
witch street; VIM. jenkins, No. 81 Eighth avenue;
VIM. Cook, No. 22i Delaney street. Mrs. Lester, No.
% Forsyth street, John Curtis, No. Orchard street;
Albert Fassett No. % Sullivan street About half Of
the prisoners were admitted to bs in 81 900 before
Judge Russell. The Others were committed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29

This was libel to recover for certain timber III.
nsbed Tor th vessel TO Erskine for buaiD the sam- vessel
dn.ct e'eenoe gwen whether The timber w's
krskine ousctJ the vessel Bu, enough evidence
given TO rsise that the lib art sol nAoe
IN respect &c The ;unbet the u-detssn ling ni.
pnee amy II not sholJ. flr Tie particular ses.o .,
Hed BY The CoUrt-Ihai thu sfords steqGa.s e9an1 ~
N fAoI a the voudor u the vsis o the Ssrns $50 s
Cs,se Bvt esvWyss UNA shs Ubsiasi y essssA u os
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29

COURT CALENDAR-THs DAY 49, 400
SrpRryF CorRT IiRcUfT.-N.s f32. Az. 10
49, 40 Al. AS 49, 40 $50 IS. SOs, 40 u 4' o. ga 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29

sURROGATE'S COURT-APsrL 8.-Beforc EDWARD C.
WEST.
Tie will Of Com. Perry proved before the Sur
rogste yesterday. 80
Today the will of John Gregory, late Aldermal o.
the Sixteenth " are proved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29

ROBBERY AND MYSTERIOUS DIsArPEARAScE OF A
Boy PROM ViRGINIA.-On the 9Th Of the present
month Francis Garnes youth of l6, the son Of Gas
per Garnea of Richmond Va. left his fshers house in
company with Abraham Harris, a German Jew. From
Petersburg they took passage for this city in the
steamer Roanoke, ard arrived in town on the 18th
ipsttDt few days ago ne wrote letter to biz father
announcing bis arrival and stating that he had beeu
robbed by HAMS of bis wstci and money valued e!
about 500. He requested his father to come on here
forthwith and designated No. 10 Hudson street as the
place where he could be found. Mr.. Garnea arrived
here two days ago and repaired immediately to Hudson
street but to bis surprise the people could give him no
Information as to the whereabouts Of his son, aud he
hes been since unable to find him. The father is APP
prehensive that his son has been murdered. Hsris
was also missing. The police are on the lookout for
the parties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29

hem 90 eff ctualy csfra0chised outiawet ssd cut
Of from ell rtief a. that shich this presen,F IL
til. iudeUeEt il perri,td 10 e,GJd. By eecret sad
cuuDirey devised .tthtsErn, he hss dsccye 81 de-
uiolcss woman into condition Of entire help
u OF the process Cf the Court to tue comtnisei ~
o. a most uDbaOwed fraud upo her righi', aud
u, 9er circumstances ot unparalleled hesr,!-.sness
sid cruelty. Nc, il the moral arpsc. OF the case
relieved by the fact that tia victim Of ts ia
iu-t,ce was the wife If ne plantf to WHOM at the
r. mn altar he had pledged his hottest vow. (, love to
cherish and TO protect that sbe wss also TIC mother
o. Biz Offspring II IL suci7Ut for tue Court 70 ktow
that TIE set which be calls tie service Of nohs,
erd upon which he bss-o his decree WA 10 no .nse
u legal service but was fraud imposed by hin MT
Only uIon the defendant bu. aso upon the Court and
deliberately entered into ats solemn records. II this
pretended service made in the manner detailed nv
the sfl;davits bis clerk by whom was effected IN
swearing 10 duo servIce guilty OF most deliberate
If not Of legal perjury, ard the panui VINO
doubtless planned the screme, and who, Eaoxing it,
ioGuiiy avaled hintef Of its uses, il respoobe u
tie charge Of uora If OF legal srbornaton Of perjury:
To tolerate for one moment an act so fragrant and
wicked, TO be contaminated by ono over whom the
Court can exercise its control to pass unrebuked does
not coppoit VITA the ldcf Of pure end honest admin
,strstOn of juetice. Such q reprosch. while 10 the
exercise Of tie power with which have been invested,
it II all not suffer at my haDds Tee service OF the
sunni and all subsequent proceedings IN tins scon
rcludng the judgment and decree OF divorce are set
aside with costa.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-25

ia Of II: the 81 ~ Of is: and seetobs n >. "a
inclusve Of t"wnshlp ten: sections l u e. iucIfnJ,
the 1-2 aEd the ~ - 81 SECTIONS 10 n ini-.te
section II: the NJ ia Of Is: the NW IA Of ~. ,hp
of31: sections ~ TO 49, incIurvr the ~ and - IL
- Of Il: the NJ Ia OFFS the Ia Of "a NV" we NV
SS Uftownsip eleven; AID fractional township
range fourteen
Townships eElf, nine, ten, and ell Eep and fr.,
township twelve, Of range thirteen 1e"ohhi
Townships eight, nine, ten, and eleven and Nrs.,,
township twelve, Of range twelve. ''VhaI
TOwhriIps seven, eight, nine, and ten, Of yan1. IL,
Townships SEVEN eight aud blhe, II ranEr ten s'en'
TOwns, ps seven, eight, and nine. Of FsnRr min.
TownSips sin, seven, eight and hine 81 range st.A.
Townships SIX, aeVeh eight, and nine, Of ranTs 80.
Townships six. seven eight, and nine, NJ range ~.
Townships eight, nine and ten, u range ave
Townships eight, nine, and ten, ~ range fnuy
TOWnahils eight. nine ten, and rivVtn n, ~ rance H.
sTOWnslins nine, ten, and eleven. ~ range IS" 's'
Lands appropriated by Law for the use Of srhoni. ~
~, and other purposes, or those covered ~ consr"S
private land claims together with the s~anp Ara O
flowed lands, will be excluded from the sales WIZ
No "MiDeTal Lands, " CV tracts contaihnv mia.
dFOsits are to be offered ~ the iblc SALES srh
lands being hereby expressly excepted and excluded
tale other disposal. pursuant 10 the rrVu!rrnsn
act TO provide foT the survey Of the pnlhc land, H. ~
ornia the granting Of pre- emptinn rights therein ana ~
other purposes"
The Offering Of the shove lands viii he eomm.n., - .
the days APPOINTED. and proceed IN the nr.v in 80
they advertised uh the hole shall lave b. N es
and the sHles thus closed but sale shall he krna
longer Than two Eerks, Abd pT6 ate entry ~ ~
Of the iahds will he admitted until after the SanIrA.s
the two weeks. 'A :"
Given under my hand. at the city NJ wsshIpst., a..
5Nh cay o. ySns AnnO DOinin one Thousand tstd hSS,
drso $50 nHy.eTht. JAMIE BUCHANAN.
By the President;
JOS z. WnSUs,
Acting COMMISSIONER 81 the General Land om.t