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By the President of the United States. 7'

By the President of the United States. r'
r JAMES BUCHANAN, President of the United
Congress entitled An ae relation
burg Helena, land district in the State Of Louisiana, aud
August ss 1872 authorizing the Of
& sa pS1 @ b. nS ns a1 az the and os at Hsp a Of
IorruAS COMMENCING Monday the serod day Of Nay for
aei within the ni,s q the following townships and ac-
townships according to e approved pais rcsareyed to
VIII -HF ..EfHI s&t q" iEiE. Es tlf4H& tits2Et ff's
:saA q nk base line qf principal meiaian.
Townships L. g. a. and fractional townships and 8 Of
townships q and s. and fractional township 4 range
Fractional townships l. and Of ranged s'a '7.5 "
Fractional township l. OF range D. sa h4a 1.9.F ..
South Of The base Tine ue principal meridian
Townships ], :, a4-5,s and ofrango !, .,,s 49, -
Townships Z, OF range g. r.ra aa. Ee Ea gsg .a
Fractional townships sand Q, Of range O.
Townships z and fractional township s. range TO-
Fractional township s. OF range IL
Township 0, of range 10. d, "a rH-E@ s Fl
BY confirmed private claims, appropriated by law
Schools military and other purposes together with the
swamp overlooked the State by The
e yea S ~ = Ana have es a s% al
appointed for the Of the sale which shall
finally acted upon by that time under tho provisions
the goth August 1872, hercinbefre mentioned viii
The oaerns Of tho commcnceo the
day appointed viii the order in which they
closed be kept longer than weeks
private of of the lands will be admitted until
the expiration OF the two weeks =
under hand at tue city OF washington this l1h day
January ponini thousand eight hundred and
f-rE ~ t1Eat sgHs s a.sH e.e JAMES BUCHANAN.
by the President: -ss q Il. -H Ha-r ~ sH..#4
A. IiKSpIcIs
7.z Commissioner General Land Once n
. ~ NOTICE TO PRE- EsrT1oN CLAIMANTS. -. s
Every person entitled right preempon to any Of the
townships fractional townships
establish the tho satisfaction register
proper land office and
practicable after th nfe and before hc appointed
of of
otherwise such claim viii be forfeited.
TtloS. A. HENDRICKS,
'll ''' Commissioner OF the General Land ofhce.
Nou-Undor of the
made advertising prociama
publishers specially
by the Commissioner OF the General Land Office,
Ie--iawi3w fIntaStarl
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Law and Land Agency, washington
5glsI @ YOUNG u NILES. eE #

DICiIARD M. YOUNG, former Commissioner Of
General Land Oncc and SAMUEL " NILES, late of the
Virginia Scrip Revolutionary War 1872 Bounty land Bureau
department, entered coar,Dership Will
hereafter give their joint attention to such business may be con
dcd TO their under the abovc firm They wiz devote
Supreme The United Satcs the Court Claims aud all
the executive departments Of the government.
No. 4s0 Pcnnsy y1vana "
Dec ? y. -FaEF -. L. .ssa
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE via ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
sl6 RAILROAD. ~ &a -EalG Waa
WASHINGTON CRY Virginia, Tennessee Georgia. Alabama,
sa Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, and Texas
Through be great Southwestern Rail
ce Pennsylvania sixth Washing
board Of tho aa Ferry Boat George Page the ONCE OF
the Orange aud AloxnndriR Railroad at Alexandria
TO Richmond, Danyih, Lynchbarg Bristol Knoxville, Dalton
Atlanta ChaAan0cga, Nashvilc Huntsville, Grand juno
ton Aeuphls, Montgomery, and New Orleans,
Railway Memphis.
Adng greater Expedition and Comfort being
shorter than by any other rs ~ t5gE@
boat George Page the foot Of Seventh
o'clock for Alexandria where take tho
Richmond Charlottesville STANTON White Sulphur Springs Wood
aud at for Richmond all points Southwest
making and close connexions TO Memphis. A+r
aud omnbases leave the oce Pa
O'Clock, a. M, and 7, p. s f.Et VA
5Is3Gs JAMES A. EVANS, Agent,
June I8-E Washington.
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NOTICE TO TRAY AyELLERS.---NEW ARRANGE
IN MENT WITH GREATLY IMPROVED SCHEDULE FROM WASH
KGToN DIRECT TO ALL PARTS or TIE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
POTOMAC STEAMERS AND RICHMOND AND POTOMAC RAIL
Road daily from Washington for the South
Southwest Boats leave their behs, foot Of 9th e
and Passengers BY the morning boat oban nc
breakfast board gail Of az hours down the
beautiful tomac passing h view of Mount Vernon by ihc
they good supper and Of four hours in
comfortable bcs and arrive In Rchmond in time
with! all the trains for the South and Southwest
The southern mail conveyed this route ~ being A
miles shorter and 100 miles less raroadng than by other
making certain connexions 10
R1osp, PynRssuRa ymGS1A WELDON
WIIMyoroy ~ O. 8. c. MONTGOMERY
MomIE, Ala DIRECT New ORLEANS sorrnfS CITIES
sts 4 10
Also Richmond with Danvie Souhside Virginia,
Tennessee, and East Tennessee railroads
FOR TIE SOUTHWEST TO n..
Danvlle, Bristol, Dalton, "
Chattanooga, Hunsvilc Memphis,
1ynchburg, Knoxville, Atlanta,
Nashville, Grand Junction, Montgomery,
t5tf and New Orleans. ..,, IT,.
For through tickets and further Information Of the
the southern ticket Office No 372 Pennsylvania
Of Browns Hotel board the boats Of 9Th
.-f#i t# alt t@N aNa' Hf.i g. GEO H. MATTTNIY, 2 .
August E--ly 2 ffsHithI tf.# Na'fs a Ticket Agent
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IrNIFoRM wrrn I woMAN.s TuorGHTsa

TIME FANCY BALL.--A material description OF
fancy fal wss,ngon, Aprn =, 1855 dedicated 20
Mrs sonator t'n volume qnas'o Prize ~ so hm sn,e
NJ rrelrat 2 nena.l.N FRANKLIN ETNIP'S t1EIE
Jan Is Bookssore ss2 penn ay between eth
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uyHE ONLY ARTICLE UNRIvALLEp IN MAR

kct win Immense tfolae and Eorcpcaa Demand l ag
psriaasny after the mir bcsses gray supplies The
andru ens oa is scalp aa,s,s and tones up the
II Sa s su g M 81 & sna may Ss relied
,aDas "a & % makes y sss sessy hsa and bla and used
gray thea, reader read the owng and Judge for ~
fF IA NEW YoRK, Jan. g. isbs.
nsssF o. woop Co Gentlemen Having heard good
made UP y laa 1s ssass s ; S ny hair being quite
great persons had against all patent
e,aae4 short lime cmeneea your article to
The result has been SO very satisfactory that am very glad Id
and Justice 70 well for e Of others who
& ssng s ~ag my n @ yo my
trial til they have further proof aud the best proof being ocular de-
such 10 further proof
of the n. Y Wire Railing establishment every day
natural color and much mprovedin
every way being gse and thicker aud much healthy
looking lam yours, respectfully, ,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,rv
Ft 81 Corner Columbia and Carroll sts., Brooklyn
LIVINGSTON, Ala, Feb. IA, 1855
PRoy Woopear SIR good
this part the Ny hair has been slightly diminishing
for several years caused sapaoe from light burn when was
and find that fine bend after having
bic remedy cxrp and advise all who afflicted tina. %
Yoo publish this you think proper Yours, sc.
u halsEFs asF t rrl.Apxl,aua, Sept 9, 1867.
rne Dear srt Your Hir Restorative Z proving sei
coyerlngaas bald have but half
studded VIII, promising crop Il Young hair and he front also
=. benefit havs tried other srarson mhou any
can induce others 10 try IT, Yours respectfully ~
Ba 1r 8iEsa6 es H5a &sias No. 46i Vine street
put up bottles three sizes viz
dunn and small the small hols half pn and rcti for dol
proportion than the small rctis for two dollars bottle the
e holds quart 40 per cent, more in proportion and rcs for
O. D. WOOD CO. rroprie,ors ala loadway Now york. i'm Tie
great York Wire Railing Etbshmcn and ia Market street.
4 sold BY all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Deaiera
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT The steamer
~ GEORGE PAGE will a follows:
Leave Alexandria A. TO- IL O'clock A. aud O'Clock,
m-a ts4lAA 49, Sf ~ tAtL
Washington al o. Al O'Clock, m; a5 and O'Clock,
q ms a. asa : 3. ~. = )
The THOMAS CoIIYER whom the route viii opposite
hours. Fare IL cents
whalcy connecting the Colyer,
Capitol 10th Pennsyana
he anne lme
juno s--eod--tf RICHARD wALTACH President.
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(sARPETING, FLOOR OIL-CLOrfI, RUGS, MAT
~ ungs Drugges Curtain Materials and Houscfurnshing Dry
Goods such A " " "F"-a
Velvet tapestry oarpciings designs f o. erg7a
Brussels do in variety -
News do quality
Extra boavy 3py do \ rich s.a4r .gr.r#
Extra patterns -
Very all wool Dutch carpcinrs
rwiilcd ycnitiap carpetng for halls and steps
Velvet and Brussels do do do
rich floor oil cloths, 10 6t
shape hall, passage F.s
Mosaic velvet and tnited and mats
eocoaa
5H8 t2-8, 1t-s, 16-4 druggct crumb cloths s.as D
English druggcs all widths, by the yard aa.F
Very richly embroidered lace curtains sess
Sain hincs, brocatcls, and reps for curtains
a White. blnc, and green shade linens 'Htf
E 3 rsrHaaHr
Having HADAN a Carpet Auction which
the tth and 9th
Purchasers pecfy invited 10 examination of
stock. ~ q sst-st sr.s Hooh BRO a. Co.
Aug Is-dh tF4 .l...s. =. as-ar.- H.-staa gsf
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RATES 0F ABVsRrelSG
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WTM. T. DOVE & co. are now prepared to exc
wv amy orders with which they be favored in the
Plumbing, Gas or Steam-ittng bu-ncsH. q
(soc Oh street. J,o doors north Of PenHsy'unie arenue
may complete
fixtures 4 y a ID a. ,ae
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? # p. .-..Hia#i j. BAUMGAKTEN, hi.'f.ah 2"
a . No. 2e7 Srct, buoeen Sta and lo Streets ,F8l5
L,NGRAVElt and designer in general manufac-
IA new, improved seal presses, watch
enaravr nneher stencil cutter
plate cngavcr bagaphcr prepared to engrayngs
me,alon god silver brass steel Nc good
workmanship by any other establishment in the uud
States confident that all
him will give perfect satisfaction, charges made 1g ii ~lt
SEAL. PRFssEs .... .a.. ......
Atl ?. OFFICIAL HAND AND BLOCK SEALS .... '.'.
81 H f WATtIICASE ENGRAVER, tr.tr.F, fa.sI.Fg r.E
"' WOOD ENGRAyER,
ai3 sau5s#atga MUSIC pUNCIiER, .l HH#rEy sahing
...... STENCIL. CUTTER, ID ...... o.
E.am zE "1sHl gLE lsaH CopERrI.ATE ESGRAyER ts
Jan 5--Iyd .s ..,.-3 i.s-. Z n g II al &C, &C, sc.
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sTEREOsCoPIC PICTURES.
}I sluoa Wonderful and Bsamifui." q

L>LEGANT VALENTINES Philips varied ant
1L beautiful stock Of Valentines, imported from London,
for inspection Prices from 25 81 each.
f.ts7'| Fly 't'f.''' Nf'i q FRANKLIN PHILIPS Bookstore,
Jan Cost Tla 332 Penn. bet. 9th and 10th streets
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ORR CHARTERED RIGHTS.

TIE Joint Special Committee on proceeding the
Iish.s Of the ri,y from uodra Interference Of the
powers that be az Albsny. bed meeting Wedce,-
CAV evening az the Chalnb,ss OF tie Board ol Alder
men, msu,iiy % The COMMITTEE ore cent. bit
te gentlemen VINO were invited 70 confer with the
Committee failed . make their appearance, with tie
exception Of Mr.. iosher.
AZ. PEck ~ss called 20 the Chsir, ami Conrcilml IN
LNvuYEr ac'.d Secrstary. Letters were read from
Msssrs ". F. H4veneyer' Wm. VI; Ev1rts; j. fnil'
ana Wm. y. Aston, pleading yarioas e,gageme ATS as
an excuse ter not Jetg present.
Councilman PLArT suggested hat MI. LoNber oe
invited TO spesk, bet At STARR thought they had
better adjourn "a NEE, gain another hlgt; lnstfa al
O. taking % the subjtc' tonight, tHst they shodli
simply Isinyitc these gentlemen.
Councilman L,rnBErE suggested that they should
invite pIsctcal men as well a meu of wealth.
On motion 20 invite twelve more gc0tenlen, All.
II PICK objected lie thought that - these gents-
men lud been invited oice. AID had Iot seen q, To
appear the Conn tee should now - on 10 attend 10
Their own bu,irei without hem.
After very long discussion on tbs sr0lfct, va,
finally decided - reinv.,s the gentlemen who had
alresiy been invited, sni also 10 invite IN addition
TIRE folowinG pcrsops: Peter Glsey. Ja'. H. w ico,
Charles OCopor, james Ergliso, WIN. Y. BRADY,
Silas Is. Du.cre r, Oscar W. Sturdevant, Thomas 4.
fe!!is and A. w. tanh-b.
Mr. JAMES W. GERARD coming in alb ,ut this time,
The CbsirmsD eIpaiost the objsc: OF the meeting anu
what had been done already NJ. Gerard, 10 address
ing the meeting erred - the fact that this was the
largest municipal corporation on the face OF the eartn
ana t1at Il became so large rporauon 10 guard
well their rgh,s he had heard that there was before
the Legislature bls - gran. The privilege of making
railroads al over toe c.ty--to grdiron it "-5esde
several bills VblCh other wSys l0tipged upon tee
rights q the CRY. lie thought that ii the Lesisla.
ture are properly addressed and shown the Jnstce OF
making such grants, they wolli refuse all such
applications, and refer the applicants to the City OF
NeE-l II the Legislature granted these bills 10
priyae persons, il wac really taking awsy from the
city million and a halt OF tso millions Of dollars; for
paties wiling to pay SO much for the privilege
of building these roads. But he thought taere was
DO: mach dagger ii they took the proper means to in-
form the legislature os the true state os the tse.
lie suggested the propristy Of holdrg mass meeting
Of citizens ntere sted IN the matter.
Mr.. LOWER wss then called on. He said that be
agreed with Mr. Gerard. and suggested some other
bills tina. were before the Legi-lstnre Infringing upon
the rights OF the City OF New York.
The Committee then adjourned to meet on Monday
next al 5 O'clock
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

THURSDAY, Feb. 1.-The Board met al the cus-
tomsTy hour, President NJ SPEDOS in the chair.
Ire Mayor sent 10 his veto of a resolution 70 pay
Theodore Minis $50 for extra services ss Clerk TO
various Committees II the Board for the past yesr
Orcersd printed.
William Frost Of No. G0l Broadway petitioned the
Board 10 cause block in street near the City
Hal TO be paved according 10 plan of ME, In order
20 test practically the efficacy of his invention. lie
proposes 20 have S:OUes laid from one TO three feet
squhre Of the thickness Of from Fix 20 twelve nches
TO be cut in grooves diagonaly five inches apart Inc
pstiiiop wes referred To the Committee on Stree's.
The Committee on Fire Department reported in
favor OF giving Engine Co npany No. 4 new apps-
r.iu.. Lad over.
resd luton by Mr. HIyET was adopted, directir 2
the Street ComLs-i Jner 10 GAUGE IN examination "
Il e piers and bukheais the hne Of West street,
from Duane stree. 10 Canal street, and report the
probable cost Of putting them in order end Of dredging
ont the sllps 10 the deptn OF - feet NJ ow water.
4 petition was received from humber Of property
ovrtrs rsI Manhattan fquare, asking 70 have the
squAre placed uIer the charge Of the Central Park
Commissioners. Referred 10 the Committee on Lands
and Pisc5s.
NJ BOoLE offered a resolution fJ- rspaving Cham
beIs stree With block pavement, at equal e1oe7se 70
TIE property owners aud the city. Committee on
Streets.
Tie Committee on Rep.rs and supplies reported 10
favor Of psying L. Backmsr, IT,, 600. Tor l.ns
furpi.set toe IL. for paaing th- t:y Han. Lad
over.
Communicates ~as received from The Ter Gov
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ToNpKINS SOVARE.

TIE Committee on Lands aud Pisces OF the Bo'rd OF
AdeTu en- met yesterday to hear what further might
be ssid on the Improvement Of Tompkins square.
Mr.. CHARLEs II. CocnRAsE presented plan for the
LAYING on, OF the grounds after which Messrs NuNNE
giMP, MosEs, FLAsSELLY and others addressed the
Committee, in favor of repairing the fountain. Col.
PINcKSEY represented to the Committee that the
military Of the city was in need of large, open place,
ike Tompkns sqnsre, TO perform the various esolu-
tiops required by law, which il WAS impossible nov to
perform THE side Of liz milton square and was IN favor
Of removing the fountain. IL was answered to TINS
thai the interests of the inhabitants should be attended
to before tbose of the military, and Tompkns square
was at best an ipconvenent place for the maneuvers
of cavalry or srtilery. T.. W. GLOVER was IN favor
Of removing the fountain, 50 as to make the place
available to the military. The Committee then ad-
iourned.
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NO SUFFERING IN MIME Sofa.
IL u. Editor Of The =. y. Tibae

IL u. Editor Of The y. j. T'ibase
Su: see by commune cation from tie Rev Henry
W. Bellows published in THE TKiBUSE OF to-day, that
auue.ls ale ade to the benevo'en. OF the Eastern
cties on behalf Of the starving settlers cf the northern
par: Of Michigan, and Of Dodge County, Minnesota.
know nothing about Michigan. The appeal on be-
la of MINI esota, il based upon letter from Mr..
Ssathie Ellis, who offers himself medium through
which any charitable contributions may be distributed
to the unfortunate OF Dodge County l. 10 true that
serious injury done TO the crops OF that section as
season from the causes he indicates; bat II s also
true and fact which the charitable al the East are
entitled TO know-tbat the existence Of such suffering
aud desti,ution as Mr. Ellis porirsys has not been
mace public TO the people of Minnesota; AMI that II
the facts are rs he represents then TO be, publc
knowledge of them at home would do away with all
necessity for any public statement OF them abroad.
Whatever failure there may have been IN the crops OF
Dodge County large surplus OF the neeessanes OF lie
was Isscj in the other sections OF the S,te and the
citizens Of MiInesots have not only the aoihty ont
thew pCssess the charity which would induce them
~ and freely to relieve the necessities Of any coI-
munity within the borders OF their own state.
| In nothing Of Mr.. Ellis, and, OF course, do not
wish 10 d;spa!sge his beBeyoence; bat ! think II
proper 70 suggest that public appeals made in the
fret ustsIce fifteen hundred miles distant from Inc
ele red scene Of suffering, and Oh behalf Of c0mmu
nly IN State whose inhabitants are abundartly aole
wiling to respond TO all legitimate calls tor assist
aIce are not entitled 10 the favorable consideTao o
the charitably disposed. The appeal maze IN this
cs &c TO the people OF the East ia precedence OF any
Ike appeal having been made near the scene OF des
futon regard wholly gratuitous and unper,iheIl
-as reflection upon the ability, ard an insult 10 the
character, Of the people of Mnneso'a.
FARlE 3. GOODRICH, Editor %
Pioneer and Desseyoi, 81 Paul
-4l,n He..s, Hartford, Feb T. 1859.
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APPOINTMENTS ny THr GovERNOR-By and With
:he -d,es sna ooD.eu: OF the Senate. feb. 2, ljS:


SoT.RIEs PUBLIC.
Kr,es--Fdward w CIi.euden, Simeon r Hyde, Jane. '.
K-.Tu.y HrIruan Bauer B.Djsuin Van Nosrsnd, Daid
krw.YoKk-wi,iau ID zones, " IA. A. Sasl-y. D4ne T.
Gsvit Augustu. R5fGsu. c;f0p Ax Aecry Hobsr. Por
Wiis1n :. Coa.sut, berry baldwin An4.. C. Mote
Asp1o r. Goldman. Hiij.rn l.. Taylor John w. Prison.
Rthad 4. EeCurdy strphen heuih.E, Leonard Latarop
O.orss Lee GeorEe Irssnd, r., a New orS City,
SgsfoLE-NtA II. Gleason, RI .nser T. Jeaaiogi o. sag
Hsfbor; JoEI HAi cock Q. Lakes5o.
RicHNcND-s Roscoe Wilkes Of Richmond.
COMMISSIONERS FOR LoANING cEkTAIS AoSLT: OF
THE UNITED STATES.
AILEGiSr-Jokn B. SEith Of WeaTi.i JAMES Loeslar Ci
ArE.icA -
EoSIoE-PaI.n6sr crand.l, VIII a. r aaese Of Roch-
sviI,0-7hoa H,rdenb Oh q FI,bursh Geo. o. Frazer
FE,sSLx-cslyn sLar,r oi N,loas Daorta Paterson o.
Fs.T1-wnlisrn Van Kl..ci q, Essex.
JslT,EsobJos,Pa FAyi VI Th.E-s.i John c. COoP-f Of
Acsus.
CSr,Rio--Jsaeoi N De~ty, j. o. Ph-lp.
Nom svNIKY-s syroGr t,1;ou C. GiSy, rsytl..
TYvsryys Oh THI sT.NTS's FrND ASD EETREtT.
NEw-IoKs-CaIf-o8 CrvLn. Of New-York Ci,y.
.v,sACTRs or The sTtTE GCNAIIC AsYLrN.
C,ripA-E a. Dr.hsn, psle ?. bt,s-H. Newton Dt1-
Cd ties
nAstGrhs oT TIE wEsrEES HOUSE, % RETroE roe
JrvtSrLE nEf tNQTFNTs.
nosxoy-Esury r. s-ldsr q Clsrk Joan W. Dwin-ie
s.Er JACOB Could, ORLANDO haug Of Iocas'-
tel.
,UpIToE OF THE CANAL DEFAETNESr.
v.,h.-iels Itl.ou Of Lille ELA
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sIEoTs iavi'ius TIE Commsr coaael 10 appoint
Committee 10 investigate tse Affairs OF the Governors
afo,.sAd Ire late dseoeuss hy tbe press of TIE pc
euhar sy OF that tsken OF th- oao'es uooeI
tire Alus.Bous. clsTgs, have considerably exercised
the honor be Board OF Governors, seaee his wish Tor
CIR ni'iee.
Mr. PICK ws,ed very iDiigCspt a the subject
Sgsins: the Governors ard e"I Guided BIZ speech ~
moving that the alton be laid 90 the table,
which motion wss carried BY large majority. Ad-
irrrsI.
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TsE CANADIAN CAy.Ls.-The importance Of the
canypg trade is such TO Canada that further enlarge.
ment for deepening the Canadian canals is c,utsI-
plated. The Hon. Mr.. Merritt has moved IN address
to the Governor General, praying him to cause the
proper officer to lay before the House an estimate Of
the expense of deepening each lock and level on the
Cornwall, Besubsrnois and Lacbine Canals, to the
same depth a. through the Wellsnd Canal, viz: Ten
feet sig inches
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On Tie s,h int iar-a b9ru t0ztn, and shei aO1t'o,
beIop irg H. j. Oliver, Pr.ue.pai Q. fsrsus,nvi.'e
Acas euy u. !awarr County, y. Y, en'II-iy de-
s,ruye0 by IRE. The barr had ~ i al the iine zoe
sr,yss discovered three hOrses IS head Of cattle,
ome - OF 30 fosl- about 80 taLs Of hay ~ bas asi'
re Iaar ity OF oats 10 TIE shs =, '@gesse ''h
r.,rly ~ be- farming a'ss,.3 Of tie large farm o'n-
I.eitd ' ,ib ibe Acsiemy.
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Tie ladies' Of Elyria-sersible womeI-re having .
serss Of o.al y-its without iornIaity-wtshont faN
drss.-~iiboni elaborate Tshessn"rt~ Seo';emsn
come in after baslnes,, ard they have S9oa 10
vnb1g, any parade.
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CUPRENE COUkT--County Of Westchester.-
- ROBERT MoCOkO. P.ainIH against ABiEIhA BAKER
sId MORGAN BCCORD. Defer csItss Dufns i'r ReL'f-
lCom rot ser)-ro tne abo,erEme5 deiendants You are
hereby summoned he complaint o. ne Plant IN
this action which will be- fled with the Clerk Of the County Of
Hscbe,,er and copy Of answer on The sub
scrbe his Office, IN Peessk in tnid county within twenty
the service Of This upon you, exclusive u
the service and If you fail 20 the said
complaint hereby required TIE para will apply the Court
fp the relief demsndeA complain tDated January l5
1859. DAVID w. TRAVIS, Plalntihs Attorney,
The complaint IL this action filed IN the Office OF the
Csrs ofhs County Of Wesobeher AZ White Plains on the
2ott dsy Of January, 1859. DAVID w TRAVIS,
"a I.sGyFr Plainhfs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-18

G.. c. G.
fowERss
COMPOUND
COUGH
CREAM.
wboksls Depot No sS Broadway, Nsw.YOrs Sold by sn
Dnsss,. In Is ard g cent boxes Local agents wanted.
III HIKAs T00THACllE REMEDY.-It
IL pain when applied certain sne permanent
b the distressing sUi contains no poison nor
anything IN the shghest degree Injurious Pnee > cents; BY
e tire. cent stsInp. H. HikA, No. 50! PIrceSt
NANDS' SARSAPARILLA.-Thep prompt action
~ Of this celebrated UPON The Vital fluid and is won
eeuy pu'ns Qualities manifested IN the Cure Of rhr woT-;
OF seTofaA have establishes ia epu.on the best Nee
kline II the world for UlcsIous and ErDpve dssases.
Prepared aus ,od by 4. 3. d SANDS. Whocsalc Drug
rsts. Nc leo futoL-s,-, William NeN-loTk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-18

IN PURSUANCE OF en- order OF the Surrogate
Of re County Ks~Yos, soiics !. hereby g:sn 20 al
pysf claims aEsrst J. II. HOBART HA"S, ae OF
ths City Of rswYoIs, COUNSEL o"1e-ea % pfelI
same thereof the snocfi5sr a. ne once
Of JOHN EOHLEk j. ss'r ~. y Ha''sl :. teAnA o.
18Th 1sy OF july ne1t-Daeo Ne Y0Ix me so dsy 81 jan
usry. 1850 MARIA L. H..
ia lsw6DfTi b1e'40h.