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twenty Six pounds
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Twelve PounOs per ream
All the papers designated in classes and ? npst
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teras free from adultsration nj shed in The T.. ,,
m,a MAJ cut TO tru" edge lad fiat, and secureI,
gre TO be white or blue and of such weights AZ na
be required by this Office. Those in cIass "a 70
nite; ard OF the sizes and weights speclhed in
The 1g ht is reserved of ordering greater or less
smantity OF each and every kind contracted for in
all tho classes, to be at such times and in
suoh quantities the public service NAV renn,rs
Each class will be considered reparateIy and he
SUBJECT TO separate contract; but bidders NAV OFF n
No proposals will be considere ed unless sccdpmna
nied by the guarant that the bidder or bdJers n
ms or their proposal shall be accepted will entsr
INTO an o1ilgation, with good and sufficient
70 furnish the articles proposed. Blank forms for
proposals will be furni shed at this office. and nane
vii oe taken into consideration unless substantially
All the paper in the several elias must he deliv
e,eu such place or places as may he dasg nat in
extra charge or Psnse and subject 10 the ms nee
ton, count, weight and measurement of the SuppeS-
ihSenoent, aad Pc IN all respects satisfactory.
S.mpIe3 OF AL the paper required NAV he seen Al
tns once, BUY bidders are uired to furnish with
their proposals. samples of not less than one onire
proposals may be based The successfnI 'c biddel,
VII be resur.d IifidIy e conform to their SAMPLES
of The Pnef;c 20 IoHS Heart
per-" 0p''A'' 10Y supplying Ss s,sos ID
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II The intelligence now received from vene-
zuela is not of an encouraging character While
the Government forces are successful in defeating
the insurgents in every encounter, the insurrec-
ton er-cts its head at some other and distant
point; and so fercely is the war waged, that all
the ordinary sanctities Of civilized life are disre-
Sarded The French Charge had left the coun-
uy, dismissed for abetting the party Of disorder.
Trace remained at stand STILL The foreign
Consuls and residents were eagerly awaiting the
protection OF their several Governments The
executive was, it is said supported by the money
ed and law and order men, plenty Of volunteers.
and the piety of the ladies.
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'''.Rev. DR.. Wilson, Of Geneva, and Rev DR.
HAWKS and lady, Of N. Y, are at the National.
Kew. ID. T. Gunnell, Judge Hoffman, Of n.
L., Hon jeremiah Norton, OF Va, Hon. Jno.
w Andrews, Of Ohio Bishop II Potter and LADY,
Of N Y, Hon 8. L. Croker, Of Mass, and VIM
u. Aspinwall, Esq, Of N. Y, are at Willards'.
-. The statement going the rounds about the
"criucal condition of Hon. Sherrard Clemens is
SAID 70 he incorrect. On the I'D ult. he was In
w heeling, Va, In good health and spirits,. and
though using crutches, was able % bear the'whole
weight of his body on his wounded limb without
pain.
'''' Rev. DIR. T. B. Sargent, with a company of
sixteen of the members Of the convention Of the
local clergy of the Methodist Episcopal Church
now in session In Baltimore visited this CITY yex
terday. and stopped at Browns Hotel They rep
resent the local clergy of New York, New Jersey,
and Delaware.
49,. A correspondent Of the Hamilton (Canada)
Spectator tells the following anecdote about w is
den. one Of the All England Eleven now in New
York: AT the 81. Lawrence Hotel, at supper, corn
was served along with other dishes, and being
offered to Wisden, he took some. But. how TO ca,
IT. Wisden looked around the table, but there
was no one partakng Of corn; so he was left TO his
own inventive resources After some medit ation,
ana cautious survey Of the table to see III any
Were observing him, he took il up boldly and
stuck IL between his teeth endwise Imagine his
disappointment ut finding n cob in the middle of
the luscious morsel'
...' The Heroes Of the Psiho lfafr.-Admiral
Hope commanded the English fleet. an officer OF
the most manly appearance, being about six fee,
| in height, and very thick aud muscular but well
proporiioned Of a benignant countenance, and the
most gentlemany manners. His age is about
| ffty-two years. Mr.. Bruce, the new minister a
brother of the Earl Elgin, the late Minister ia a
little under ffty years, but is quite gray looking
older than he is. He was. at the tune Of his a D
| pontment. Consult General in Egypt Baron de
| Bourboulon is the French Minister. also about
fifty years old, and quite gray, low in stature and
withal quite lame. He carries pleasant face
but not intellectually striking
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BALTIMORE JuRr.-one day last week, jury
emPanelled to try the case Of The State apt schaf.
fer, criminal case of great importance, returned
sealed verdict Of guilty. which had been
duly agreed upon the previous evening, as was
shown by the signatures of all the members of the
panel appended to IL. The jury was, however,
Polled at the request OF the prisoners counsel :.
whereuPon five Of those who had found the tray-
erser guilty overnight, declared him not
quit" In the morning. The foreman stated that
The verdict had been concluded upon without a
dissenting voice, and the change of opinion is ut
terly ineIPlicable. What is more remarkable. the
Judge dismissed the jury without remark upon
its proceedings.
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NAVAL INrELLfeENcE.-Thev incennes was at
Loando, Africa, August I4-all well. The Perry
was at Montevideo, September 16-all well. There
are some hopes Of saving tue steamer Fulton,
which got ashore some weeks since.
News from the East India squadron reports that
the ofhcers of the Germantown expected to be Or
dered home with their vessel before the middle
OF August, and to be In the United States early in
1850.
Preparations are being made at the Boston navy
yard to commence operations on the frigate Min
nesota. The Minnesota Is considered the finest
and most useful steamer In the Navy. and the
causes which could have led to the shattered con-
dition in which she returned from the East with
| out any apparent exhibition Of neficiency In n
| matter of discussion among naval people.
| Advices from the Brazil squadron report the
| Bainbridge in the river Plata; the Dolphin and
| sloop-of-war John Adams at Rio. Trouble had
occurred among the officers of the British squad
| ron, which resulted in lieutenant being court
| martialed and disgraced for having forciby ex-
| pressed disapprobation of his commanders % IN
| gentlenanly conduct on certain matter not fl
| for publication.
Commodore Stewart hoisted his flag at Phila-
| delpbia on Tuesday as the senior captain In the
| L.. Navy. The Crusader and wyoming the
former for the Gulf OF Mexico and the latter for the
Pacific, were expected to sail from that port to
| day, Oct 5.
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WOOD AND COAL.
NOTICE.

- NOIICE. =
l. HE Subscriber will receive proposal. 70, ..
pairing the stone culvert on the new road calieS
the upper route of the free road leading from stI
street IN Georgetown to the stone house nesr n.
od locks, and renewing the embankments wh s"o
me same shall bo required by the subscrher And
Wen elso the paved cutters and the graysine TSs
nl9s ior repair Of the culvert to be uDdersf,d ~
doing the same with large building stone to he ali
aid In hydraulic cement; with brick Arch laid IN
cement IKE the stone part, not less than
Thick the oentre to be found by the contractor
other materials as may be req uired for An, =. -
OF the work on said road The whole VOL ~ pc ~
done under the direction of the subsc ibe1 And @
work or materials will be paid for unless the
shall be approved Of by the subecriber 'o '"i"e
The bids for doing the above work msv be 80.
rated in two parts. for doing che c,iiv",t
one to embrace the embankments guttef ard :, . s1a
elinr, as may be preferred by bidders The bds Nj
be received up to Wednesday, the l2th int III ~
which day they viii be opened ->'" i"s'-' On
The subscriber reserves the right to seIect f,.
among the bids the one which, In his indswsnto ia
the lowest responsible bid-aIl things oan.;da.,a
The whole work to be done In the shortest ra.
BILE time, with0utnesl delay. o"'""-
81. LEWIS CARBERY. Com,
NoTK-The stone work must be hid n, :, -
much psr cubic perch, with no extra measnrs r.
corners; the brick work at much Der thonss n.
the embankments at 80 much per cubic ward Az
the paving and graveling BY the super fetal vsri y,
an Agreement may be made by the lump for tSs
&c sds0os ''''ol sSlAsiRsS sER & Y.sSSys
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CAV TIERS LOON.
H GRAND RE OPENING,
THURSDAY EVENING. Oct 9Th AZ, o,.lo.,

This establishment SO long and f.vo,.bl, 49,
10 the ciuzens and sojouIners of Washinr ton md
which has been closed for some da, g. in order M
make necessary aud desirable alterations and i'm
proyement. will be again hrstcn open 10 fhs psbie
or a. IHHE ,i EYENbNtt, Oct. 6, az : o'eIoeE
on the OCCASION TO view the improvements whicb
consist Of entirely new decorations, chandeIiers
FURNITURE, and very decided alterations in the
interior arrangements Of the S,loon and buld-
ing, by which .Ieatsr facilities are afforded for
sttractiyeness Of the place The Saloon ~ n anu
tho,9.nFhiy ve1t,lsted by additional windows and
vens,s.ors, anu Two napdsome fountains have been
is determlned to spare neither labor nor expense
National Metropolis, and hopes TO coatinuss 't 10
merit That ,ieersl patronage which has heretofore
Every delicacy and luxury that may be desired.
together with "Champagne Frappe," BY the glass'
VIII Do served up on the occasion Of the re-openips
r. f.aa 81 C.. 6AUTIER
oc4 Pa. av., bet 18th and 18Th ~.
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IL Another " town meeting" is to be held in
Baltimore tomorrow, in pursuance Of the follow
ing call:
The undersigned, citizens Of Baltimore invite
their low-citiZens-merchants, mechanics and
business men, interested in the peace prosperity.
and reputation Of the city-to meet with them In
Monument Square, on Thursday. the 9th of Octo-
Der, at 4 O'Clock p m, to declare their resolution
to support the authority of the Mayor; and their
dlsaPproval Of certain gross misrepresentation of
the condition of this city, detrimental to its indus
Try, Prosperity and chafactern
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The OCTOBER ELECTIONS Elections were held
on Monday in the States Of Georgia, Mississ ppi,
and Florida. The two former elect Representa-
hves In Congress On Tuesday Of next week cleo
hons will be held in the States Of Pennsylvania,
OHIO, Indiana, Iowa and Minnesota, with Terri
torial election In Kansas. State officers and Legis
Etufes are To be chosen in each Of Ohio, Iowa and
Aihnesota, with Member Of Congress ito nil
,scancO In ohio; while U. g. Senators in place
Of George Pugh iDem.) in Ohio. and Jane.
Harlan tRep) in Iowa, are to be chosen by the
Legislatures now to be elected In Mipnesota.
State officers, Members Of Congress (two) and
Legislature are to be chosen and that Legislature
nils the seat In the u 5. Senate lately vacated by
Cen Shields Indiana chooses only county OIL
GERS this year. Pennsylvania chooses two subordi.
nate State officers, part Of Senate and House
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II The Sons of Malta of New York city are
making extensive arrangements for the celebra-
ton, on the 18th instant of we ancient festiva''
of the Seven Cardinals. There is to be a process
sion (by night and variety of other gro,esque
things, that have never been seen or heard of in
Gotham before. The brethren in Brooklyn and
Jersey City are to COO perate
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EXCURSIONS, &c.

NOTICE TO PLEASURE SEEKERS The
~ Potomac Steamboat Company. -,
in addition 20 the semi week., trips Ge<NA
of their steamer POwhatan "a Nor
folk, Offer the public OF Washington and vic nity an
opportunity of enjoying trip GU the besut,ful Pc
tonne 70 GI.YMoNT and aqua CREEKItvice
daily during the hot weather.
To psrties OF three more excursion tirk ~ilI
be issned st one doll 10 each for GI,mont v,ts
privilege of remaining there al ris III abd Ietnrn,ns
next DAY. eso i@r aqua Greek, sttwo dollars n
VIII privilege OF remaining one two dave
\. The anger can enjoy hne sport with hook and
other small ash being abundant also, fne shootins
game being plentiful. 49, ""e s'ouhk
places. - 10 heN - neee
Boats leave foot Of 9Th street at OK q m. and az
~ f he.tsurning, - ?. m, and AZ a m.
Once. No; 3I2 Pennsylyanis ayenae next dnat ~
D'osss nose.. GEO. - MATTfN6LY,
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III They had spicy time yesterday before the
Baltimore criminal court the trial of the steam
boat Express rioters charged with committing rape
on colored women and stabbing and belting col
ored men on the way to camp meeting. Judge
stump and the counsel on both sides wrangled
and iaNyed', like so many b'hoys
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II The following additional dispatch has been
received In regard to the Waiertown balloonists :
OTTAWA, @. w, Oct. 3.-Prof LaMountain
and Mr.. Haddock came into Ottawa to-day, hav-
ing landed $50 miles north of Ottawa in the great
Canadian wilderness. They were brought out by
Indian guides in bark canoes. They travelled Il,
their balloon 300 miles, and were up in the air
from four 10 five hours only. For over four DAYS
they have been in the wilderness without food
and with no means of striking FIRE. They were
rescued most providentislly by a Mr. Cameron,
who was hunting timber with Indian guides
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IL Three steamships-the Baltic (of the old
Collins linel, the Northern Light, and the St
Louis-were to sail for Aspinwall and San Juan,
to-day, with passengers for California. They were
taking passengers at various prices-some, it is
stated as low forty-ive dollars for the through
trip, including bed and meals
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IL Later accounts from Mexico say that Gen
Degollado. with three thousand Northern Mexi-
cans, are marching South. General Woll was re-
inforcing his army, which had suffered severely
in the recent battle. General Marquese was also
marching to attack Coronado, who recently cap
fI.rpd T,De.
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NEW Boox.-We have received from the pub
fishers, through o. f. Duffey, 53s Seventh street,
twho has the book for sale) Letters to an Epis-
coPalian, on the origin, history AID doctrine of
The Book of Common Prayer" BY Augustus
Bede- Kelly, Hedian Piss: Baltimore. As an
able controversial work, this book will doubtless
challenge considerable attention
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OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PuBLIc PRINrINe,l
Washington, Oct. 4, 1865.
In pursuance of the provisions Of tie ..act to
TO the .h .soon
act entitled "A act making appropriations for the
for The Year a endnE June 81 oil
proved March 9, 1850, sealed proposals. viii be re-
s MDna At shs S1e the Sspto until the frat
pubic prstns tbs year s ending ON the
The subjoined list specifies, as nearly as can be
ascertained: the quantity quality, and description
oil each kind OF paper that will be required.
1900 reams fine printing paper, uncalendered, to
measure "A by 81 INCHES, and to weigh forty five
pounds to the ream of 40 sheets.
$500 reams fine printins paper, calepdered. to
measure z by 50 igches, and to weigh ffiy's;x
pounds tHthe ream of $50 sheets.
~ reams suPerhne printing paper, hard sized and
caIendered To measure "A by So inches, and TO weg
forty eight pounds to the ream of 4so .hects
ana calerdered, to measure "a by 50 inches and to
weigh hity pounds to the ream of 4ao sheets.
GLASS;
LOCO reams superfine map aper, sized and calen-
dered, of such sizes as NAV be required CORES
Poholns In weight with paper meas urlng 10 by "a
irctes, and weighing twenty pounds per ream Of
$50 sheets. "
CLAss5.
Tvreams suPerhne Plate pa p,r, cali ndersd or IN
ceiehuercd, as may be rcqulrcdD l9 by ~ inches AID
The fibre ofthe paper of each of the above classes
with mineral and other substances, ard of a fan
whlteness, and put up In CURES of twenty -four
ream to contain 49, perfect sheets. Uniformity m
color, thick nsss, and wei, ut will be reonired ann
under FIVE per cent. from the Standard weight will
Pe received, and the gross weight will in all cases
be required MIXING of various thick nesses in tine
e'ed violation OF the contract.
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II The Rev DR.. Lyman, of Trinity Church,
Pittsburg, has been hauled up before the Mayor
for violating the Sunday laws Of that city, in
riding instead of walking to church. That is
right-give the beasts of burden the benefits Of
the Sabbath day as well as their Rev masters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-05

~ The annual exhibition Of the Mary land
Institute Baltimore, commenced yesterday Tues
day) evening.
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GrMr. Cornelius wo cd, Of New York, has
made affidavit in which he states that he is the
man who pushed John Stryker off the platform at
the recent Democ ratio Convention at Albany.
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Spirit Of the Morning Press.

The Constitution INDUCES in an editorial review
of the late card of the Hon. John Minor Bolts to
his political friends demonstrating against allow
ing divisions to creep into the ranks Of the Oppo-
sition.
The I"ieRigenesr thinks that the argument Of I'M
availability, by which the Democracy have lately
sought to retain the cooperation of the old-line
Wings, is about played out, and that the latter,
under new combinations, are beginning to again
have power and availability Of their own.
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE TO THE PUBL.IC.-Make your pur-
~ chascs before o'clock, and not at 10 O'Clock as
some advertisers invite. BY doing you .hatter
tho "Tyrants' power. and confer life sustain ng
como on suffering humanity.
4-6t' OBSERVER
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II The trial Of Macdonald, in New York for
the murder Of Virginia Stewart, has been post
poned until the first Monday in December In
order to give time TO the defence to send commits
soners to Mobile, Ala, and other States, to exam.
inc witnesses
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IL Accounts received from Louisiana repre-
sent the cotton crop in that State being first rate
The sugar crop is said to he inferior and small.
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Ut first case of yellow fever at New vi
leans this season. was reported on the Sd inst
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ITThe Brownsville (Texas) Flag says the
yellow fever is fast disappearing from that place.
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G o l..
~ o A L. q n T.

~ " L.! G o l.,
, Daily expected. per schooner Alkaline, a cargo of
that superior free burning RED ASH COAL
stove and Egg size. This Coal is unsurpas sed as
not clinker in the stove, and burns out very clean
WI be .old very low df delivered from the yes
sell Tor CASH, notes bearing interest miles, ohty
,rise agreed Hpon. Those Of nv customers who have
nor given me their ord yet will ple-se do 80 with
out DELAY. CHSS. w MITCHELL
DEALER IN WooD, Coal, SAND AM LIME.
&C If It'll st., adjoining the Canal (south side
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IL The Great Eastern is l3} feet longer than
was Noahs Ark. and three feet deeper, but not SO
broad within eight feet.
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DREss-MAkING Arp Dr.. \, ,,no,

Mrs. A. M. KNOTT branch of nj ne Demoreat,s
New York Emporium of fashion. No. a73 Broad-
way, respectfully announces To the ladies' of Wash
" ton ard vicinity that she as received her FALL
t thShII1mNS. comprising plain and elegant y
ladies and chill Artistic Dress making ia ali
Is varieties with errisg scca,acy and symmet-
nounce to the ladies that she has removed to the
Sf ns OF Sth street md avenue over the
happy to receive her old customers and Ali Ada
gro wish IT, dross with artistic taste and elegance
rate prices. ''""'io "' "'oue
WANTED-Three good Dress-mak.rs n. ss,+
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FROM FORT ARBUcKLE.-A correspondent writ
ing from Fort Arbuckle under date of Septembe
20, says that the troops composing the 'sAnteloP'
Hills Expedition" returned to and were broker
up at Fort Arbuckle on the 10th Of September
Companies A and b, first cavalry, remained a
the above post, and with company f., first infan
try, already there will constitute the garrison 70
the winter. Companies and /, first cavalry
returned to Fort Washita, to garrison that post 70
the winter Major VIM. III. Emory, first cavalry
the commander Of the expedition, has been as
signed to the duty Of selecting the site for For
Cobb in the country purchased for the Texas r. e
serve Indians, to which they have already moved
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HoUSEKEEPERS; LOOK HERE.-D Don't
Il forget No. 339 Pa. avenue,
opposite Browns, whenever yOn II. ~, 49,
I,sh e nreElsnlib S your stock ofJ&xTA
WARE. We have on hand II odg- $A.sc1ee6=AI
eIS hniv1s and Forks Plated Casters. Walters.
and Spoons, and host of other article suited To
the respective wants Of houseksepers; all of which
Buying and selling for cash enables us to offer an
perior lnducementv to purchasers
GRIFFITH SHIELDS,
Oc Hardware Importers
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PENSION OFFICE BUSINESS During the month
Of September the L. Pension Office issued land
warrants as follows: Under the act Of 1917, nine
l60-acre warrants and five 4O-acre warrants; under
the act Of 1850 two warrants only were issued-one
Of each 50 and 40 acres under the act Of 1855 496
Of 100 As Of 100 acres and % of 50 acres total
under the act Of ls5s, Sol acres. Besides these
there were issued % duplicates under the act of
1855 and fourteen under the act of 1850
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SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR. - Hon. Jacob
Thompson left the city this morning, in company
with several prominent citizens Of Washington
for the purpose Of participating in the exercises
attendant on the opening Of the Maryland Agri.
cultural College, near Bladensburg, which com.
mence this afternoon at 1 O'Clock
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A 10 OUR CUSTOMERS

a 10 OUR CUSTOMERS.
"A REPORT having been circulated that wa were
going TO quit the Wood and Coal business and
supposing that ,uch report might injnre u.. we
axe tins method of Informing the public that we
Ing our sincere thanks for the liberal patronage he
slowed upon us for the past three years and hone
to merit continuance of the same. ~ P0
j. w. MYERS CO.
Once and Yard-corner G & I'D sts First Wara
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Iowa SWAMP LASDs.-A patent mo. r. for
3s ,595.H acres Of swamp and overlooked lands
in the Fort Des Moines district, enuring to the
State Of Iowa under the act OF September 2sth,
1850, has been transmitted by the Commissioner
Of the General Land Office to the Governor Of that
State