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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Arrival Of a Cargo Of Sugar and Cotton
What the New Orleans Papers Say.
The transport De Witt Clinton arrived at New
York on Tuesday, from New Orleans, whence
she sailed on the 25.h Of June She brings a
cargo Of Eugar and cotton, consigned to Quarter
master Tompkins.
Additional news from New Orleans reaches US
in files Of papers from that city. The Delta Of
July 3 gives us statement Of the condition Of
affairs al that date. The authority Of the Com.
mon Council bad terminated, the official exist
ence Of half the members having expired, and
the residue having omitted to take the oath Of
allegiance. The military authority was com.
relied accordingly to supersede the entire city
government
TIE sanitary news Is encouraging. The Delta
says:-The mortuary report OF last week shows q
considerable decrease Of mortality from that Of
the week preceding. This 10 gratifying indi.
cation, in face OF the fact that we have large
number of unacelimated persons among US, and
greater than usual proportion Of our population
remains here from inability get away.
NARAUDING GANGS
.Tee DshG has an editorial upon the guerilla
question. IL ssys: widow lady living forty
miles from Baton Rouge has been compelled to
send to the Federal authorities Of that CITY for
protection from tue depreda tions Of small ma.
rauding bands, who under the pretence OF Eight.
ing for the South,n are in the habit { Of Ievyipp
contributions upon the defence!sss Inhabitants Of
that section. Such parties seldom venture within
feach Of the picsets, their exploits being con-
hned TO robbing old women and despoIling hem
roosts, or sudden access Of cheap valor, shoot an
down some naked baiher, or bEtcherfng some
belated sick man.
"MESDLc1oUs RUMoRsn
The other New Orleans jor ~. ,a
uufriendly view OF matters. fte Pirn,,,. iuere
New New Orleans seems to ne .hamfuIiy Inisrsnfs.
that came To to b.nS ia looking over the papers
na.orsn6. IN fts'erday, we sad articles and
lalg,p' g.rpn'' In the shape Of correspondence and
;on,S,I. enrpotinE to be copied from the
Ssl.arr1 IN Cincinnati, Chicago, Memrhis and
sra 1efe, Concerning affairs la tkfs cily, which
orc most ahsurdly false and fOundationless -
LAWYER WISHES To OPEN RKFREsHNKsr
STAND.
pursue some occupation more congenial to his
wishes, makes the following application, which
was granted
relieving refreshment stand. fcr the sale of
coffee, sandwiches, lemonade, and other liz bit
articles Of food and drint, neatly furnished and
properly eondacted, would be equally requisite
as beneficial On behalf Of the many soldiers and
citizens who fSequent the place. az II would be a
source NJ means and livelihood to myself am
mus iHdueed to ask the privilege Of placing such
dePct In the Custom House-place hereafter 10
oe destgnated as agreed upon by you. MY license
VIII be duly paid. Asking your esrly attention
and favorable answer TO the above, | remain your
ooedlent servant, C. e. MORGAN.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
LATER FROM KENTUCKY. l
Demonstrations Of MersaA's Gueril,as

LOUISVILLE, July 16 Morgan, with his guef.
southeast OF Frankfort, on the Lexington rail.
road1 yesterday at noon. He cut tue telegraph
wire and tore up the railroad, and took every
thing convertible to his use. He had with him
six rounds Of ammunition. He lef. for George
town last night and encamped there on Gonas'
farm. He said he meant to visit Lexington and
Frankfort before he got through with his job.
TO pfotsct the town, but ot TO take the Offensive
(Georgetown Is seventeen miles east Of Frank
fort.
LATER
Our pickets. alarmed by the rebels approach pg
In force, falling back on the Geo getown road
and our men with several pieces Of artillery, are
advancing along the same road to meet the rebels
The railroad and telegraph to Midway are re.
paired, but the burnt bridge at Keyser's has moi
yet been reconstructed
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q. III Victor Hugo has delegated to Mr.. James
Lowe, Of the London Critic, the task OF drama
stzing and adapting " Les Miserables" for the
English stage, and he Will himself revise the yer.
sion.
III The American Tract Society have under.
taken q new branch Of publishing. The mana
gers have caused crackers to be baked on each OF
which isstamped q text Of Scriptures.
DrA cargo Of prize cotton was sold In Phila.
delphia on Wednesday at forty sir cents pound
payable In gold. = &. a# ...-
III The sum Of e4o3, 30 go has been realized
from the sale Of prize vessels and cargoes al Phil
adelphia.
DC Amherst College, at her late commence
mencement, conferred the degree Of LID. on
Herace Maynard, Of Tennessee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-18

WHO ESCAPE DRAFTING IN TIE u. 8. Laws
The following persons are exempted from enroll
ment by the laws Of the United States: Oficers
judicial ard Executive Of the Government Of the
Hn!.eo States, the members Of both Houses of
Congress, and their respective officers, Custom
House officers and their clerks, inspectors Of ex-
ports, pilots and mariners employed in the sea
service OF a citizen merchant within the United
States, postmasters and their cle.ks, post oficers,
post riders stage drivers. In the and convey.
employed at any ferry on the post road, and the
artihcers and workmen In the United States Arm.
ories and Arsensls
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Rebel Reinforcem.nts fer Arkansas,

CAIRO, July 15.-Passengers by the boat from
Memphis report that Gen. Price on Wednesday
night moved battery Of fartillery and forty forage
wagons across the Mississippi, at Cypress Bayou,
near Napoleon. The battery was marked Hind.
man, Little Rock" Another battery crossed on
Sunday evening, and squads cf men from Panola
Miss, were crossing Ia the same direction, ap-
parently with Tie view Of concentrating force
In Arkansas, perhaps to operate against General
CuFtis
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I'D M -Eou rs Ess unNBaE
TCorrespondence Associated Press |

FORTRESS MONROE, July 16.-The patients al
Mill Creek Hospital, about 200 In number, are
now mostly convaescent, and many Of them will
soon return to their regiments.
A false rumor has been afoat here for twenty
four hours that the rebels had driven back our
forces at Williamsburg, and taken possession OF
the place, &c, but there Is not one word Of truth
In IL. The Government teleg ra aph lines have been
working all the time through the place, showing
the falsty Of the story.
The latest advices from up the James river In
dicate 6uietness within our lines.
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Rebel Force Defeated near the Arkansas
Line.

srRISeFIEID, Mo, July 1s.-yudge Price, OF
Mount Vernon, has arrived, and brings intelli-
gence that portion of the expedition which is
moving from Arkansas into Il 9 Indian Nation
encountered recently at Evansville near the Ar
kansas line, completely routing them and taking
Jim Rains, ofMo., prisoners. The rebels placed
their Indian allies In front, who are reported to
have lost 140 In killed and $50 prisoners. This
statement 10 corrOborated by gentleman Just
from Neos hoe The Federal forces are said TO be
at or near La Heleuah.
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RIoIs IN CINCINNATI During the past week
Cincinnati has been the scene OF outbreaks be-
tween the Irish and negro stevedores OF that city.
Several steamboats, had discharged their white
hands and hired negfoes at small wages, 70,
which they were willing to work. The white
laborers considering that this Is a country for
white men, took umbrage at this new develop
ment o. philanthropy and patriotism, and have
since occupied themselves In cracking tn skulls
Of their sable SUCCESSORS. Whether these ''strkes'
will cause Sambo to seek employment In the
more eongenial latitude Of New Eng land remains
m fn
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SEALED PROPOSALS, FOR TIE MANU-
Treasury pe.artmept. ~ the issue OF Notes and
IL O'clock N Of Saturday, yulJ 18th, is62.
long, uor different dimensions FRO rata prioes.D The
proposals must state ths price per sand sheets
the qualities, kinds and proportions Of ttock TO be
used In the manufscture, Ia. weig ut of the paper
per thousand sheets, and this numDer of thousSn5
,he~ts vhioh can be delivered daily; end also the
earliest date a. which delivery can be oofnner ced
After nocoe OF acceptance OF bid
. The paper will be rec urod to possess rome dis
unccve oharaoterlstlc or mark, TO cistnguIsb II
from other Manufactures, models or drawlnys of
Which must be submitted with proposals.. 10 be
accompanied by . description Of the method BY
made. -------.--. = - -
Ihe place of delivery TO be either ut New York
orWathingtol, at tho option of the Secretary.
must Be- submitted With the bid, ana each s6eei
must be marked with the PROPOSED We sht per thou
send shests II bJ IL incLes.) and with the name
Offers vii be received only from the manufac-
tuIers OF the SAMPLES offered. m.
Bids OF agents or intermediate parties will not be
Bids must be sealed. ana the envelope pla,nlt
endorsed "Propoeals for Bond and Treasury Note
Paper" and te addressed 70 the Secretary OF the
Treasury, at w Washns ton, ID. O.. who reserves the
night 70 Tect any oil bids offered as the interest
ofthe Government in his opinion may require:
js 20 stavtJulyls Secretary 81 Of The h II Irsssaiy. s,
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WORTHY OF NoTIcE.-It il deserving Of notice
that the late emphatic declarations in the British
Parliament against Intervention are coincident
with the arrival Of Lord Lyons in England. In
Washing ton, Lord Lyons was In confidential In
tercourse with Mr.. Seward, and he could give the
British Government some valuable hints about
the pfopriety Of meddling with our affairs, II he
chose 70 do So That he has notified Russell and
Palmerston Of the improbable nature Of the busi-
ness 10 evident from their latest published
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IL A pretty German woman, nsmed Rose
Creamef, was made the victim of jealousy In ST
Louis, last week. She lived In the family Of q
poor Italian, named Colona, whose wife became
jealous Of her, and who, finding her asleep Mon
day night, sprinkled csmphene over her night
clothes and bed, and set them on fire. It Is said
that she cannot recover
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-18

" The viceroy OF Egypt is beginning to re.
ceiye more attention from the nobility OF Great
Britain. The Speaker of the House Of Commons
was to give him public dinner on the ID inst &,
and the mayor OF Liverpool grand banquet on
the 17:h, 1t iDreported that the viceroy mas In.
vited the Empress Of Austria to spend the next
winter at Cairo,
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The Comuissioners hereby give notice thst the
time foT RECEIVING propossls Tor PunpinE EDgines
= sxtsnded 20 ysl' lah, Itea ans for sll ether got
VIII be Opened aud . cord of al proposals: ms te
on The books Of the OommisEoners, VINO fuIthef
reserve untIl Aueust the 18Th, 1862 20 make their
deoisioni it being under Eood shat III, Comm
sion ore do not Ieins uIsn, Ia consequence OF iEe
eitolsloa Of tIMs, aay rig its reserved I'D ioInef
Advertis hneu:s for yyoSUsals. -.
-, EDWAkD LAWRENCE, Cha ISsn,
ChArlostoYu. July 1. le6k. sis-s q y jy 6.eo2W
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f. WONDER WHAT sMITH MEANS lin lookin ns
over the proceedings OF an Ohio Sunday SC chool
Convention, We find the following resolution,
offered by Mr.. Smith, pious and promisina
young lawyer:
RsJolvsd, That committee Of ladies and gen.
tlemen be appointed 70 raise children for the
Sabbath School.
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Harvard College Commencement.

BOSTON, July 16.-Conmencement at Harvard
to-day attracts the usual large concourse, in.
cluding the Governor and suite, escorted by the
Lancers and the overseefs OF the college. The
parts allotted to the graduating class were fewer
In number than heretofore. The exercises seemed
70 give much satisfaction. The only degrees con-
ferred were Of LII ID. on John Stuart Mills, of
England, and the Rev. Robert J. Breckinridge,
Of Kentucky. Neither Of these gentlemen grad
uated at Harvard
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slALED PaorosALs endor..d ss snob, will be re.
2lth. 1851, for building Dam, o Reservoir, and q
brIck Conduit Propoaas for esch 10 be separate
ana IL formation ooucefnIpg the same can bs OBJ
t.insd on app icatioR TO the Water Comma sioners
or Engineer At Charlsstoyn. -sts =
Bonds With sureties vill be required from pa ties
PROF osinE.
The Uommb sioners reserve ths Jitht to a,os pt
dssn nott favorsbls 70 the iateresis Of the City,
or reie q Al proposals. Offered. zEE..=
EDWAIEIRS ! kkAAyWgkENcE' e. chsirm,n'
- Cher Engineer O. ". w.
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DrA New York recruiting oracer TIM. "a
vertises: ...-- ~' eo-
"6RAND EXCURSION BIT SrRkMBokr.np..y
ROAD.-This ticket eatitles the bearer IN sn.s III
TO Richmond, Va. Fare, clothes, ard go
graiis, and s3o given for nothing For fo,tSe,,
particulars, apply, &c" '4et
u aradition that no man on earth 20 ea.,.
ly tails tntoa new positi0n pE pEOfrssion an an An,
rican, and that no one can 50 easily teaca school
peddle notions, work farm, run mill inven,
patent, edit Newspaper, become a clergyman n
OF make political speech .ss - -. =
IL JAuong the decorations In Montreal on the
arrival there from Quebec, Of Geaeruos-G Gensr.i
hOnk iLst Tuesday was = asecession nag equally
consp!cncus with the red cross of 81. George
q spiay~d om the extensive dry goods store ~
Mr.. b<p,Amih on NOtfe Dame stfssF 3
~ lanes Vi DaGk c kas HeCa Committed IL
t tLsdrlPSla by q CJsinI.siObef HASI. q. chrfEed
WI fvlsi 4. application % bounty land war
epsr, invoIvias 400 ACRES Of Land. -
= =. E.I. -
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ERANcIs, HISTORY OF raE BANK or
GilbsFts Logie Of Bsnking; LoEdon; St35,
IhsvslieI on. Sod q 8, =.
ElhoIs Funding. eystem; %. -
Francis Chronicles OF the stock Exchange; el,
Nathan Applsson's Remarks on CurrenoJ. and
BsnkIng;25.
aieL nlloohG ESSAYS On Exchange. Interest. &C.,
JeooJ ON Prss rcus Mets,s. 2 vol London IS 60.
ColvelPs WAYS and Means OF PsymeAt % 50
jyk FkANCk TAYLOR
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Coon NIws soa ALL.

This is IA cs,,,,, I, w,ksHIssfos, June %, Is62.
Wssb,ns,s OF two years. The be.t Soctor. IN
Sons v,sha,i has PeffOrmed tie miiscIs Per.
ne. 'nef particulars can rsI and ses
e1i-a A'nn Bsrsoua s7s Sd ss. = BE-; s1I5.I. 81.
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W Let us zee what property owners In Nash
vile have gained by rebel rule. The valuation
Of property In the city subject to taxation in 1851
was e4 ,26s $685. In 1852, $40 s63 435-a falling of
OF the snug little sum Of three millions, four hum
dred and twenty-six thousand one hundred and
sfxtv doflnrs
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War Meetings.

CLEVELAND, July 16.-The city council last
night appropriated s35 900 TO aid In recruiting for
the new regiments.
DETROIT, July 16.-A large meeting was held
here last night 10 facilitate the raising Of new
regiments. Patriotic resolutions weIe passed.
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CHANDLER.

H g CHANDLER.
Who 10 this sChandIer-irq quisitive wretch - ;
Who clamors 30 loud and 80 long
For papers and letters,
And bothers his betters-
Insisting that somebody's wrong
VINO made him Senltor-dig.iAed name
And sent him to Washington,
Bawllng and crawling,
DisgrocinS his calling
In light of the p.ld-day sun =,
Why should oar country-bles, and beloved :
SuEeI Der secrets Of State
To open so easy .-t
To Chandler the grcasy- -.
While the wheels ef Government walt, p 4
why should McClellsn-noble ard brave -.
Be Questioned, and published, and scourged
By any weak driveller-
lnQuisitive snivellef-
And no objection be urged /
Are our Flag and our UnIon-inefable pair -
Always TO tremble so low
That any old stupid -
Binder than Cupid -F.
May shatter them both OF blow!
If the country's embarrassed-ldea how sad -
IL isn't by effort of arms
But by certain suspicious -.s 4
Old stuptds rficiors, -F
Like Chandler, ALI fears and alarms as e. (
VANITY Fhir. .
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4 CURE WARRkNTsD on NO CHlRGg,
~ FROM ONE TO Two DAYS!


s saS,ys ns T &c. o.
pP SsS5 sR q sssS Fss;os IL;
me hesF' ~ sIr LoT SsitiT, Ttmafit6 IremhlHr,
Lp6ss, St1mEoh or Boveis-taese terrible dis.
q 5e5 E .lS - y Hfslts q Youth
rsatsf sia' risse lTar9Eslb ., ana destToy Sots
EOsy sEd aAiha- v,-,-c ,rvy
Especially E-:n r=v, rsaorr- Al -i.,1rrs 81 Sol,
Ssr: gice, tAst dreAdfg' s-d dsalfse,ire 6,tit
ssuls o: ysatF is;i of ts.e most exaits1 ,.ssrt,
AL iri.ii.-' /. 80, VINO n.iESi of6 e~Wl,e bsss
,.tr.cc,d .,.iari.r sseates --sib the thupd,Tr II
SScasaSs =. ikSfi T. sJsisoy tse ltyins IIrs. ms.
oali wits rs.l scYg 'erss.
EEEepra.-
., MAEsIs. PE2soys, OF YoggEr aeE eontsm,ls-
efj,n!c asci.:r, 9s,0-Hi! tes, Z s2ee@iy e1reo;
msy o5akGs n is q. ,Su,sms, 81
arc oolz5sSs5 rslJ Sgol Als ski.i as sLyslclAn.
s b.ea .,ss & ,c;S, r, ~ ~, 10 s,ss iS
doors from the oolner. Pal pos 10 observe nsms
snd number LISTERS nrtt DO rAls and contain .
''Anf' Ds Toyys-o~
Member OF the RoFsl College Of Surgeons, Lou-
con. rrsasAt7 fIo@ one ot the most enInent Col.
whose li.e hsE heeT rIs0t in the hospitals of
Londcn, PsrIs, fi;saSiYhla snd elsewhere, has
the hssa sna ear. Wien ssise;; great 1sfyoys-
ness VIE free eelt ~ hlns, SttsIosd soynetmes
49, ssN oe8aAtetieht OF stinos Nore oereo mIneol-
aseiI. -xKE pl8TtcHI.s yo-,or
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,el-es +, : c--rs.a rracfi5s I1dulTed IN When
i svio-s naDis ns sers;E IoSs nea nSm eyll com
HaII -. 80. sSSS-, - Z. 0o.s % sL,oa -
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billy, s'Ea5tNn. oi tolggmption. sc.
MkEIhtt.it Ee ieaLlai en- sets . the M as
MHLa 70 OG eLesasN- SeSss os AsshSf{S. CSnlI
ol ioehs 81 s'?lIlse, ENl, EcIeo2dlns
ss5iS.Sl ~ 'S--'ess, -S DlssI ~, Love OF eoi-
LSCo, AAAi44-aJs SsSs Aio sStsS VI bae eNlat fiS-
esSee' Se' -
Nkssoss o. DsA.h, - - - AoAslteas ~ p9N JnoIs
s IS ahe % l-S .! sael, oeethhs hsa "a. iosnk
oI.tSS .,s,.S, Fe-o. e, e, -. &c :.
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a CRown AT TIE MISr-Ths long s,,,,o =,
nsh rn.S inc ooy, At the Mat 10 novel sight The
psr for Tniea which the Mint exchanges at
sna ooy carries Gag or basket to lno a.,, nisn s.
toad. People not knowing the charse,er .hs ~
@ ,an, sisns suppose s he pace sieged by Der. @
a few days elO, so in Nickel have 49,, Witnin
0AtIddsIPA'a NOTth AUlsrieaa, liza P''u ou''
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Escape of Prisoner, from For, r,u.Iavar.

EscaPe ef Prisoners from Fort delaware.
PHItADELPHIA, July IA letter from New
Castle, Del, In the Bulletin of to-day says that
early yesterday morning eight rebel prisoners :
rived there, having made their escape from Fort
Delaware on q raft made by lashing boards TO.
gether. They were kindly received by rebel
sympathiters, and seat on their road 70 Dixie.
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General D. E rwIees, &c. &c a y ~ AA''

GJ-Rev. Or. Plumber nas,o, of the c.n,,,,
IIesoytefian Church, Allegheny, Pa, recently
SIsaeo ,ts1o quite ea excitement among his par.
ts siSners, 6y refusing to pray for the success OF
vtc,o,Jss ~ nlies and TO return thanks for their
I.Iho Snoftly after the Presbytery of AL
Legnany ventilated the subject, and appointed a
commlttee who reported In favor Of re doeto,; J.
,',.s na1Hwing ,ng from the church. But the report
vote Of the moderator The f,,s,d. iae @ @css1ng my
rumer then bought out his unffiendIv n.,.
', .no IN coaseq 1ence Withdrew from the
cnufcn. And thus ended the matter WIG
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~ Is 2,vsv fRep. inse1 shS1s fs.suss "a Dnfb bss'
HARYARD COI.LEaE.

HARVARD COLLEGE. r-rrs
L HE Regular ExanInatlon Tor the Frefhmap
spd N tae SoPnomoIe Glass wall taks place on toe
July 18th and 18th, 1862, beglnlIng precisely az
oc Q Il g. m on Monday. she csndidstes viii a.
semoie In No Is University hs attendance or
both da SIS re suired. :
The continuation of the examination of thoye q
Who otter the eUselves for the Junior and ealor
Class Will be defene1 to the end Of the vacation.
or the convenience of those who are prev entsd
rom being pretent at tbs reguar sxsmins stion
there VIII be another exam NATION for the Freshman
aud sophomore Class, at the beginI Ing of the Fii
Term on Thursday and Fridry, August ss n sno
s,th. atteI daucs on both dsvs being required. On
TIE pext Monday, September lat. the ex mir alton
81 d candidates offered ior the JUNIOR and Senior
Week. Will be coatin1ed and colsludrd The can
dicatcs vii assemble on Thu rsday. Augpst 23th,
In No 16 Universl.y ia |, ats o't ,ck q M,
Candidates are required 10 produce certificates
OF good moral oaaTsc er; and hose who oome from
Other colleges msst be p[oyid:d wEh ceItihoatss
tss tsssA them no books wldt.usY. - = =
Candidates for tre degree Of Master W lvts ar
expected to enter their lanes In that cap Ao.ty
the Ste rars. 9ss % Sn ST Ss ore the lsth Sf Jay
CAMBRIDGE, gune Is, 1852. 10 s2S-WAS6t
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SYNoPsls OF FL kIHSIR fssi2 sssiR2srpENrs PRO-
CLAMATION, No. 6s5.

CLAMATION, No. 6s5.
For tn, O8sring Of up,eGrds Of 4,4OO, 900
acres Of Land IN Oregon.
u orders public sales in the STATE OF OREGON,
AT the land ofics at ORIeos CIrr, on the 9Th of
October 1852. of one hundred and FIFTY elS bt town.
ships and parts of townships, heretofore 1nofered
west OF the Cascade Mountains, and within the
dl, tries OF anss subject TO sale At Oregon City,
At the land Office At RoszsURG. on the 18th or Oo-
toher, 1852. Of one hundred and hf foar townships
and sars OF tow ships, heretofore unofered, west
OF the Cascade Mouutsins, and within the district
OF lands subject to sale at X osehurg.
The lands will be offered with the usual excep-
hons OF school sections, 60.
No mineral lands are to bs offered such lands
being EXPRESSLY excepted and excluded from sale
The .sles win be kept open until tn q lands are a.
offered, which 10 70 be aooomp ished within two
veeks and no longer; and no private entry of any
OF the lands viii DO admitted until after the OF pira-
ton OF the two weeks.
PRESUMPTION claimants are required 10 establish
their claims to the satisfaction Of the proper ReT
Ister and Receiver, and maize payment for the same
on or before the dsy appointed for the commsnoe-
@ bs sas Gh'H:i tss5 CLAIMS
Commissioper of the General Land OEoe.
8InzRAL LAND OpTIcs, June 10. lte2.
NoTE.--Under the regulations of the Department,
as heretofore and now existing, no payment can be
made for advertising proolamahons, except 10 such
publ ers as are speetdIly dslthoYizsd to publish
bJ the Commissioner OF the 6eaeraI Land Once.
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p DR. JOHNSTON,
DALTI MORE
LOCE H0SPITAB,
has G;scOrs'sd :ks most Cs'faiH, SPEEDY azd ozlg
EfecfzGl RsfTsdy ~ fks Void.
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
LET no false DELJCACY PREVENT.
ArrLE IMMEDIATELY.