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Since January STATS $50 slS9si2C72 sllGu254ss
The business Of the Clearing Houso was 2. 37g O0J
The demand for Treasury Notes TIMES good aud
prices tend to improvement For the Il Per Cents
nremium is bid, and We think salel have been male
at premium. The Il "A Per Gems would probably
hiring small premium. For Government Loan lC3:
is bid1Oi asked. The demand for money was N ,re
active to-day among the stock houses than we nave
noticed for long time, indicating that the recent
advance in the market has brought a cons derabe
amount Of stocks from the outside pubcino the hands
of brokers. Our inquiries among the commission stock
bouses confirm this indcation-their customers are
generally sellers rather tnsn buyers. In other quarters
money continues to increase in abundance Ga avori,e
Securities such a. Government and State loans the
rate on call is 3d3i ceut. loan was made at
cent on - days, anu an exceptional loan made
Yesterday as low as Il = cent on Government ) =
Cents Paper is in good demand, and are again
working easier Some prominent sixty-iay accept
snces have been passed at 3 y cent. The current
rates for the best class four and six months paper are
4s6 q cent, great deal being passed ct p cent,
Albert II. Nicolay has resumed his regular daily
auction .ale Of stocks and bonds. His regular daily
sale will take place on Monday the 18th inst, at IL.
o'clock. at the Merchants Exchange.
s. Diapers daily auction sale of bonds and stocks
will take place on Monday, the Ilth inst, at I2i
O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
The earnings Of the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad
mi
Estimate expenses Tor Sept~mber ..........s H,Se
Interest %o'p
20"
SIS ~
Net earnings. ~, go
The anthracite coal tunnage the pact week shows a
handsome increase the several lines to the Schuy
kill and Lebgh regions, over the tunnage Of corre-
spending week lAst year. BY the returns made by the
Leigh Navigation Company, for the week end ~ on
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Snip AsHoRg-Cspt. Coffin. 81 snip John Hancock 80
Orleans from New York, reports having the ~
between the Bahamas and issacs snip which he'd 49, ~
worked her way IN between tie 9ocks durns the nisL
as psintsd black it'll white pos and bound % ~
Her captain refused 10 exchange tiGnas with CAPT
Judge from all Ipesrsnces ale ia critical posi;es
danger Of being blown slon the reoks che had sne~
both fore and aft. ~
Sur EMILY 81. PiEsRr-The following extract fron
received by the owners in Charleston, shows the 80
eported,:-Bsssors, July So-Ths Officiating msps1t
Bsssors states that the Emily 81. Pierre struck IN
the 18th July ls.t, Point PalHris Reef and sstsr
bxcsed,
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Markess.....RepOrted By TtkgvopA.

BALTIMORE Oct e-FLorR steady. WHEAT firm; Rcd
I5a ~; White, 81 2tdel 90 Cokx better: White n
acc; yellow &c. WHISKY dull but steady a. 2lQl.c
Provisions Bacon, Shoulders d7c Sides SIC Mss
Port GIG adsl7. Lard in tba, l0i GlIc.
FHILADELPEIA, Oct s-FLouR dull WHEAT dull; White
81 S5Qsl So. Red 81 25dSl II. CoRs dull ., So dssc
WHISKY at efd24fc
WHISKY dull, and held Gle; buyers offer BE Canal
FRfIesIs firm az Flour l2c On Wheat, lie on Corn 20
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srpprMg cOuRT-CfRcuIr-OcT. g., Before Jsdse
49, SMITH.

THE ocrAE BANK DEFtLctrlos.
Randolph Martin, President Of the Ocean BANK, ss j.
T. d. DuupiDg -. q IN nna
This action was brought 10 recover about $JV,OW,
.l,s.d sudu,ntly drawn from the Ocean BANK
hi. CITY, Plalnf alleged that defendants were ~
49, cbecs, In excess their deposits without the knowedes
of tie other officers 81 the Bank Plaintiff coupse P b.
testimony show HAT thesum f59 30 bad been
s.t npis 4, i. recovery Of this sum- ana the lnpe'
thereon from the oates Of the various psy en.
Va, brought Defendants up that there We, any
lion II part Of the Teller and that ne na ~
spousibe hi. denqueDeies The Jury ouo o'
rlsutia itr 4 a so o. without leaving theh seats.
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srprPIOR COuRT-GrsgshL TERN.-Before a ful Bench
DECISIONS.

Clinton w Conger, &C., agt. The Hudson River
Railroad ComIany-Order reversed but without costs.
Win. X Highly agt. The New. York and Harlem
Railroad Cornpany-Judgrnent affirmed, with costs.
TERN.
Before Judge BOswoRTH
Hobrook agt. Trundy.-Motion for a new trlal, on
The ground evidence denied for reasons
moi. ON the psuers filed with the Special Term Clerk
Before .ddgc HoFFNhS
Chaine agt. WIson.-MotiOn to vacate attachments
dene With ~ cOs
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Bv North Rse, Boats-i56eo bb. tour. 1870 eOs W..
5 90 Corn iaoo do. Os;s 5000 DO Barley 2spks, -
Visions $50 do. WHISKY.
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SECOND BOARD.
SATURDAY, Oct. Or. ".

The movement; in the Stock market today presents
much the same features as Yesterday. Tue tendency
YVES still upward although the advance III most cases
was not important. The strongest feature OF the mar-
ket was the movement in Reading, in which corner
has been formed. Tie shorts found considerable 1ih
Guilty to-day in making their deliveries. Under par'
chases TO fill contracts the market advanced to ILL., bat
afterward fell ba to joi d5ca The bears were put
ting out the stock again at 3 cent difference on ten
days. In Western shares there WAS large business
DONE and the quotations in nearyevery case advanced
Pacific Mail again advanced under the doubt IN refer
ence To the contamination of the bargain for the pi
chase of the Atlantic and Baltic steamers. This MISTER
remains precisely as we stated yesterday Tue buyer
expresses HE readiness carry out bis contrac ~
coon as he can arrange the question Of Insurance. in
manner satisfactory to the sellers. Pacific Mail sold
I'D to 1913, but closed dull. Panama inactive. In
Bond. the market was strong aud moderately active.
Tie Exchange market is quiet at previous rates.
In Freights, the transactions moderate, and tie
market is frmer To Liverpool, 5000 bush. Corn, in
bags per ship Escort, at 49,. To London, 300 bbls
Four at Is. 3D.; 200 bbls. Lard Mt LIS. I'd. tun@
Seed at 20s.; 500 bx-. Cheese at 3Os. To Glasgow
80 bbls. Flour private terms. To Bremen, 2oo
bales Cotton at ic 1870 bales Tobacco Oh private
terms; 50 ties. Lard private terms.
Tie business of the Sub.Treasury Receipts,
esi Or a5-$e,o"o rcIn Cu-tv''iS, rayur,ns, Si?s-
$50 q; Balance, sl0,476,6i972.
The exports of specie from this port to-day were:
The City of Washington for Liverpool, SIS, i2S tue
Quaker City, for Havana and wOrleans, U0OOOi
and the Hudson, for Bremen, s. 49,
The exports of specie from this port for the week
ending this day and for the year 1858, follows:
Brig Lsuret,a Para Am Odd Com. ......... 5000 ~
Brig Ocean Fuvore, Buenos AyIes Douboons.. l825 90
Bris Northern Fight, Aux Csyes u. y Gold Ca. 5u -
Stnir. Hudson, Bf.mrD AuH Cages, US. old do 22bl e
Stmr City Of " ashini gton Live u. = Bars 5los5 10
Of Wash, Liverpool, Mexican Silver l3So7 ~
Simr. City Of Wash Liverpool Silver Doar.... S"V W
Total for the week ebZ15L! 10
Previously 81 ,062 al IS
Total 1853 68s U88 81
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Ii Will be observed tEat tie SunVlk nas lost ABOUT
oIe-Lulf OF IT. specie, and over s30o"O OF BANK
balances IN SIX weeks. Owing to the fact that fifteen
dav.' Lotce II required many 81 the BANKS tat nave
changed their Lad not drawn special deposits
from tie Stick.
A. n general thing those banks that have lett the
Suffolk arr tie strongest If the NewEnsland oahksi
Y lie tie mere bile deferred from dong go by
II reuts f specie drafts freely resorted to by the
regulator.
The business in Dry Goods is not large. The se4'on
has passsd Of with a satisfactory trae, and the pro-
Gucer- as well rs the distributors are taking observs-
tons for the 'uture. Tie jobbers will make no con-
tracts for goods wi ich not known to be wanted,
and III. manufacturers adapting their styles to suit
the trade This caution manifested, will ieni to few
operations Of present. but it IL currently believed, that
before the flint prox. renewed activity Will be seen IN
most d. partments OF manufactured goods. The trade
Of tie past season has been in measure moved on at
unrenun,r rating prices ana the lessons oil tue past
will lot soon be forgotten. 4. ID. LOCKWOOD, prom
nebt manufacturer Of Connecticut, has taken the AL
uiui,tratun If some OF those mills IN Ma sachusetts
and Mime which were heretofore un i.r the manage
neit Of the late David Whitman.
Tie commerce Of thls port since Jan. has been az
foil, vs.:
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Decrease as compared with 1851 i52 -!
We annex a comparative statement of the Foreign
Imports of Merchandise at New-York for the week,
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By telegraph
Disaster, &c.

BOSTON, Oct. Ic.-An. at Q. arantns, barb Tonic
from Ceniuegos.
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The following table will compare the exports of the

The following is a comparative statement Of the
value of certain exports from the Of the
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Irerea,e....s sS,6O3 iucrease....sl,los go
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NIarkets-CAsgFuLLY REPORTED roR The N 7. rslsuSs.
S,TrRDAY Oct g. 1858.
AsHEs-Tb~ demand FOR Pots i' fair 81 Pearls bet
ter With ssles OF IS bbs at rs l2i. ..
mark dull aud rather heavy sales lv"
bales mostly on the spot. We quote;
cLAssISIcArIoS
UpIands FLORIDA Mobile NJ o. Tex
S,s'5ai,. ~: ;:::::,t y II y
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land Office FoRr DODGE commencing Monday the twen
ys June the disposal the vacant lands In tho
sections within tho aforementioned townships which
United States son n eacA side the "u
and Pacific raroad subject required by law mini
mum Of tUo dollars and Gfy cents per acre viz:
Worth Of the qf mn principal midiaa
Townships and 90, OF range ~.
Townships 49, &c. and 20, Of ranges 20, a. 49, 23 a. 49,
2s, 20, 80, and 81.
Townships sS, so, 90, and o. Of range 80
Townships 80, 90, and 9l, Of range 33.
Al City commencing Monday tho seventh
disposal OF the public heretofore
offered within the following named townships and
townships, viz:
Of be
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=

AZ the land oGcs Orr, commencing Thursday
nsx dkpssal u tho lands the
bird scctous within the undsrmsnsoed ownahps which remain 10
United ates within ds u the dubuque
Line
required by d0hs and ofsy
On the Dubuque PacaAc rslrosd."
North Of and y ths nah priacips
Townships %, Co. and ei, of range sad as.
Townships oo pl, end "a, n Eaages -, ~, sBd 49,
Townships -, e. "a, and g. of raasea - and ~
Townships o. %, ~ of ranges ~, ~, a. and ~
Townships 20, 90, 81, -, shd q, a Fangr -
Townships 80, eo ~, aad ~, u range ~
Townships 20, 81, and "a, Orange q.
On The Central Air railroad"
Tewpship %, oT rsnees
Townships % and ~, Il range 80
Townships ranges 81, 3S 80, 40 and ~
Townships 90 and 81, of range a.
Township ~, Of As
once Council Bluffs, commencing Monday
disposal public
unere within the following ownshps parts
o townships, Wig:
Of tho base line and Of the hoh principal
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At BluFrs commencing on Monday the
to,vnshire
a M as unS s Sa 81 = r. s.s a Sa, 3 e % ra
and the Burlington and Missouri River Railroad subject
viz
On the .Iowa Central Air Line railroad
NovtA Of ne base H~s and y eA sacpai meridian
Town.ps e 9 . and g. q r rssss e = - 90
Townshp@ . and sS q range a.
3sx.:Ss. Ss. 8 g s. q g. "a =, & siss.ss -
Township. IS and q, Of range 20
Township g. Of range ~.
On mississippi Missouri railroad"
Townshps II, 10, 70, and 90, Of ranges ~ IS.
Townships y, 7s, 70, and 50, q range 80.
:sSs s s II '1s e. ss.fs .
1ownssss IS IS 1s 1 and md Il II Of Off range Is s-''
Township 70, Of range ~.
On the Burlington Missouri River railroad,
Townships 70, II, H. and 7s Of range
Townships 70, II, and ", Of ranges IS and SO.
Townships 70, II, ~, and 7s, ofrangc 81.
Townships H. 49, and 49, Of ranges 49, 49, 49, a. A. 49, and
At DrSuour, commencing Tacsay, day
Of June next g, .o apos as lands sa n Gs @
United States within SIR ii each side Of the ubuque and Pa
required by minimum dollars and ty per
Dubuque Pacific rAifoAds
f tie base '~< g the asA principal meridian
townships 81 and 90, OF ranso4.
Townships ~, SO, aud 80, Of range 8,
Townships ", 81, ~, nnd 90, od range i.
the the nah principal meridian
Townships ~, "a, 90, of range l.
Townships 81, e6, 80, 10, o<range f-t
Townships ss 3d. and co. ranges 4, TO- H. H. 49,
and IA. 'f'
Townships 81, 81, 90 and 81, Of range Is
Townships 80, Co. and o. Of ranges 10, IL and ls
On tho ''Iowa Central Air line railroadv
Of the limo principal meridian
Townships "a and 90, of ranges 1, q and 8.
Township -, of ranges 4, o. and7.
NORTH ne sass se and cea Of Ae A prisepa, merid'a"
Townships - and 8s, of l. 2, 34Ss7se 10, II, H.
Is, IL, Is, and l6.
Moses commencing Monday, the
fourteenth f juno for Tho disposal of the vacant lands
aforementioned towaship
which remain tho United ates within miles Zach SIDE Of the
Iowa Central Air line rslroad and the Mississippi aud Assou
railroad suhc required by minimum o fo donnrsan
Gfy ceSts Per acre. via
On the "Iowa Central Air railroad"
North ofMe l;ne and cot @n< tA prnesla meridian
Township 80, Of range /
NovtA Of the hnh principal meridian
Township 90, of ranges 1, 2, 3, !, and s. tfttf
Townships AZ and g. of ranges Q and 7.
Townshp 10, IL, IL, 13 II, Is, and i6
Townships ss and ss ~, ls Is ~ al ~ 30 "a
and rs.
T0whshps 81, "a, AZ, and ss, of range 70
Tcwuahips %, ~, of range n. s..A ...t
Townships ss s5, ranges 70, a. 30, 81 and 90
townships "a and s6, of range 80.
On the "Nississppi and Missouri railroad
va4A Of hae line and ftfh principal msidan
Townships ", 7s aaa 10 o. ranges 1, 2, snt .
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
Georgetown, ID. G.

vTNHIS large boarding and day school for young
ladies, long and favoraby known conducted by Ns
English of Miss ~ Narrower prn
corps competent and experienced teachers IN e
department of learning, 49, .,,u.
orCongrcss whose duties call thsm 10 Wssmb
uay daughters wards hcre under their own M
accustomed to tho graduates on m
seminary representing nearly every State 10 the Unoa
For psrtioalars address NJ J. NARROWER,
Principal og tho Georgetown Female Seminary,
Sen a-@o,r Georgctown, D c
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For All Parts Of tho WAst. \
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD


FTNHREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore, for Cuu,.
Il bcrlund, Wheeling, and all parts Of the We<t. r
lst The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave except SUNDAY
GAS connecting with trains from phladelpha first from
Washington Jnncioh) win stop way stations and
berland at o'clock p m. sa
3D. MAI. TRAIN Camden Station daily excep sus.a
at 830 and reachcs Wheeling BY 4 cnnnecng
wood with trims for Cnmbus Cincinnati Dayton Indianapolis
vile, Cleveland Toledo" Detroit Chicago ~ Louis Cairo and inter
mediate peints c7. ftassf 4ssI
3D. The EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily al :, p connecting with
cypress trains for Cincinnati st. Ionis Cairo Chicago inferno
de places Tho distance Cincinnati and other
places In the Wcs is nearly 100 mica
route. The time to these places Is aso unsqualed
Baggage checked through t. Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis and
81. louis. 7t5't
Passengers baggage transferred At nil points sree
THROUGH TICKETS will be sold large
at the lowest possible the ticket oc Camden Station and
Washington city &s
A second class IL attached 10 ths mail train
Passengers from Baltimore Washington may Gs r
Cumberland Oakland They monlsg express
an which oavcs Cumberland 26O and reaches Wheeling
1, /. m.
Passengers Washington ample Wash
ingon Junction. H
only by through tickets and baggage
be obtained in Washington.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
Cumberland the express stations beyond Piedmont going
Eastwardy the mxl train eaves Wheeling at lS and An
reaching Baha0re
FREDERICK TRAIN (exsps SundAy stospns
way stations Leaves Frederick at O. arriving Baltimore
The EIICOTTs MILLS TRAIN leaves Q, lh
and 30 p Hicotts Mills at 7So, M and 80
W. g. wO0psmE,
Jan 17-dG Master Of Transportation
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NOTICE TO PRE- EnrrloN CLAIMANTS
vUyIIE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
mali ahtnn cAmrEtsng thaa

l. mali srhe ships comprising this hne
The Atlantic Capt. Oliver Hdridse
The Baltic .G9p& CbnistEk
The Adriaiic Cap. James West
ships by expressly goyernmeu
every tAsf slso IN
engnes strength speed accosnfods
for passengers anequsled for elegance and comfort
this have compartment.
expense spared al sood new
the thorough examination gysp them hsir mode Of
ton
Price passage liverpool n cabin $3.50
cabin y5 From Liverpool To- New York. and ~
suineas 'tsA@ f4frF IN Htaa
An experienced surgeon attached 70 each ship.
No berth can be secured until paid for.
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iake' tho ives. superior Bay viz
NORTH Of he line and f s fourth principal
Townships ~ and 50, Of ranges.
Township 20 q saass :.
Townshps - and So Of ranges ! and O.
Townships q, g. aud - q range 10
Townships ~ and 40, Of range ls
Township ~, Of range H.
heraby given that the townships described tho fol-
r. 81 81. ~. % a ID a.s shA p asss
sao esng .s private sy win be released from their rc
public the days and tho specified
a bad Al the land ece rNAsHA on Monday the A day
April ne townships Of the road from fond
lac IAks winnsbaso, Dorthsry the state ne viz:
NeA s base ne and east Of the fourth principal meyidisn
Township ~, Of ranges 10 and a.
Townships 20, 90, 80, 80, aud "a, Of range H.
Townships 2s 2s 80, 81 80, %, 81, of range 49,
Townships 20, 20, 30, 81, and 81, Of range TO-
ONCE EAU CLAIRE Monday ffiA
scn BY the way q Portage CITY 70 The ST. river
lake. between townships twenty hve and thirty onc,o
NORA gAs tas line and east Of the fourth principal mesdiaw
Townships 20, ~, %, 20, and 80, Of range /.
oft line and Of fourth principal meridian
Townships a. 49, 49, a. 49, &c. 81 49, 3d. 49, ranges l.
2, 3, and4 90
Townships 33 aud "a, Of range IL
9Th head the land oco HUDSON Monday, day
sr q ss 10 The west eua o aks Superior and 70 nsyusd
subject 70 the poso - heretofore stated in reference % o
proposed roads, viz;
n oad fourth principal
Tcwns 80 ST. 49, 39 and 40 ranges H. 49, H. 16 TO- and IT,
land offcc EAU CLAIRE Monday thd
day Xoy e tho townships the proposed roads from tho @
the end Of aAko SUPERIOR
hed subject the proro stated above reference Ike
lands In the Huds0n district, viz:
North < bass line and cst Of The nrtA principal meridian
Townships 80, md 20 OF range O.
Townships 80, 81, 3s, 49, and 40, Of range 10
Townships Se 81 3s 80, and 40, or range IL.
7h heal AZ the land oAcc SUPERIOR on Monday tho fkd dy
Of Nay ncr the townships tho proposed roads from S Cox
lake. "to tho west
puct to the pro~ ms stated reference 10 e lands In
the Hudson district, viz - ~ ' ~ "
n tks base IiHe and Of fourth pr;.eoo, s;.
Townships A, ~, -, a, and 40, OF range 4
Townships ~, AZ, A3, and As, OF range
Townshipa Al ~, -, -, 81, and 50, Of range g.
Townshib& a. a. 49, a. rs, <6 ~ a. 40 81 90 ofrnso
Townships ~ A. a. a. A. 49, AZ 4s 4e 81 and sq Of
rangc 8.
Tnyvnsbfs III 42, "a, -, 46, aud %, ofrangc TO-
Tnxnshits IL ~ ~ 49, A. nnd a. ranges and n
Towushlps III ~, a. ~ ~, and ~, of Ia
Towushta Al, ~ ~, ~ 46 ~ &C. and 10, Of range
Townshps A. a. 4s a. 49, 4e, ~, aud az, of range
Given my hand the city Of Washington ths
day February Dcmin hcuand eight hundred @
eight. 1uN A HENDAlx6,
Feb 20-1awsw tiue&star
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DARE OPPORTUNITY FOR AN Investment =
n, houectwo stories basement, and 81,
situated No 575, Wnder building f0'
terms apply 70 GEO BRAY, -,
Feb 1i--eodIm
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PROPOSED DATES ov. SAILING.

EDWARD K O0IIINS
No k0 Wall street, N Y
BROWN HHPTEY, h CO.,
STEPHEN KEsNARD 4 co.,
tE 8t No. ~ Austin Friars, London.
b. q. WAINWRIGHT 4 CO.,
The these ships viii be gold silver
bullion specie jewery precious stones etals unlss bills II
ding sgnod therefor and the value thereof therein
Dec. 16--dU st s7a
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PHOTOGRAPH OIL PAINTINGS.

DROFESSOR J. Il. CHURCHILL, Artist resPeot
fully to hs friends and patrons for past cn''"
ncnt and soitrits 1 eontsn n the -,
studio II MCsrtcy Gallery +4s Pennsylvania avenue three
doorx of A.. street.
IpcA A--( 4 f. la.
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bsse Inc princ.ad unsrtii.n
Townships II, rs, 70, and so, Of range
Townships II, Ts, and 10, Of ranges and b.
rSwass g ss asa 60 o. sss. sss
ro~nsniss ~ s. and NSd 81, q rsnsss sssf md
Towashir- 70, q @ sad 81 q range To-,
Townships 70, 20, and 81, q ranges H. ish, IA 10 s
Tow nships ", 90, 81, Orange n
ro~nsh,ps 1s, y, and y, q range %,
townships H. 10, aud 49, Of ranges a. 30 70 s' ss al
"a, and a3
AZ the land once CaAsnoS commencing Gu Monday ,s ,e
day q June nsx r The dsposs s o. The sssan. Lands Ne @
Tn aud Missouri railroad" subject required hy
minimum Of soo dollars s~d aey esas pr sess
NsrA sf Ae tss< and sfAAsatA p"oss ~essi,aa
Townships So 70, and n, Il range s.
rownshiir se, 70, n, and =, q rssess ana
Ts..s Ts..:s e Il Il ;sa M ~ & se::s 20
To-. 1s.ssS ss' Il Il e. ;sa ans "a 4 'ofs.s ssss "a
rowasSirs Tow asSiS 1s' s "a, and n, 4 rang. Is
Tsvs:s s:s. 4 q .s .sa I'd 70 = .s... .s; =
Ts.s:ss Township: f. "a tHs IS s.sss. s:s.s
80, 81, 80, and 49,
lands appropriated by the q schools military an,
osher purposes, viii he excluded from ths ..ics.
subject the hight ofway granted b Y. ct e
os said ana the .a ss Sy the ,.a M
pas without deduction.
sppoasd and will proceed In the order In which they
whole shall have been offered and ,as .a thus closed
Of the above lands will be admitted until after the exp
ration of the weeks
my city Of Washington this as,
January Donini thousand eight hunded eight
JAMES BUCHANAN
BY the President
TnOe A HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the Land OAice
NOTICE TO PRE- JNPrloN CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled the right d presumption 70
within townships 0 0wRshps above
the sasaron the
proper land oAce, oxd sak av~t M
pradcar ar SEEING na before the appointed Tor @
the public snlc of the lard embracing
claimed otherwise such claim VIII he forfssted
s TfiO6 A. HENDNuCKs
Commissioner n tbs General land
Jan 22-lev y2wtds (ntel&Hsr.1
The Washington union., 1858-02-26

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Notice for r. stOring certain lands to market In
the state or Alabama.
NOTICE is hereby given that the land office at
Huntsville in the State M Alabama, viii be the sale
private entry and location on and after ne Ant sav koy net
pubic Ia~d embraced IN the following townships, which
proclaimed and offered prior withdrawal by notice no
$685. being which had withdrawn satisfy thai part
BY act Congress approved Sd juno 1856 when
from Memphis CharlctOn that part OF said
grant having rcjccted by the State n AAhana viz
South Of d ~ Hs~t~slh mer;dian
Townships /, 2, Q, a, s, and O. IT range l.
Townships q 8, a. and s. and the pars p townships ana
north Il thr Tennessee river, N range y 80.
Townships q g. A. s. and g. and the parts n township nor"
OF the Tennessee river, Of rang 3. Z, se.s ls ",
Tow nshps l. q and and the parts Of townships aid
north Of the Tennessee, Of range T. 9s t.s.,
Toynshp and and the townships and north Of the
Tennessee Of range s.
sousS If TIE ,;ne and f ae Hsntsrate meridaa
Townships l, 2, 8, 4, s, and g. Of range I.
Townships 0 and 2, of range 7. s5
Townships L. 2, 3, a. s, 6, and Z, f ranges and o.
Townships 4 q }, g. and g. Of ranges TO- IL, IL, l3 H. anu
Is. irfa4 .fa N43s sft
Township l. Of range 16. ~ - t. - :,
Given under hand at the General Land cc Al The cp
Washington the 10th day Of February, 1866.
THOs A. HENDRICKS,
Feb 2o-iawow tintsiAs,ar t"m'oifs''ncr'