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The national Republican., 1869-02-25
pRoposALs FOR ORDNANCE STORES.
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diasrs9i Arsensl. ~ ne United STATE.
m.,sIIs pTmsd. spencer oa'o'a'' ea'''r' " ana o.
,Ssrtiidgss iSr Bslisrd'sesrbins, oslib.r, 90 and
tsTiiidss. fcI Henry c.rbin.,calib.r. 80 aid 81,
csrtrids.s fcr Renip s,on's csrblns, osiiber, q.
oss,ridss. Or warner. carbIaes c.iIber. ~.
.Csrt,idsss fr sharps carblus, C.iibsr. %.
United States Musfsi oartridsss, b. bali i3aiibsT,
bniicd States Muskst cartridses,E 3 bslii CalIber.
klas Mu.ket Cartridges, E. bali, caib,r. UaBd
bnitsd state. MusrOt c.r,rids gee. ROu sd ,cslibOr,
Gsiied states Muskst CartrId :es. buck. asd hall.
:PI.soI sIt Csatfiasss:; SsiiSss ti1sss,
Bain.ids'. csrSlss csitfiass.. %sisfi csiiS:r.
fsrot. and HOtchti.. ProJesiIi,. for all c.iib.r
Ropaa Shot. Shell. caui.isr aud Spherical Gaze
% %SsP csS: Sa rom iSa M sisGss :s%s up aa
The Ordnance Department reserves tho .yiRbt t,
the acceptance of any bid Il will have to be Hp
proved By Ihe War nepartmsnt
!, Tetma cash ten per cent the day Of sale. aud
the renal lnder when the ,ropetty Is delivered
twenty days Will be allowed for the rembvI
Bidders will state explicitly the point
whore they will accept stores. Deliverie,
only be made at the ArsenAls. T'0'f.
Samples can be seen at this onice, or at any
the Arsensl Ii In the United States. - T'.'-T
Proposals vii be addressed 70 the uuder. s,ed
and indorsed Proposals for purchasing ordnaueO
For further Information apply 10 the und.r,isned,
.. CRIsPIN,
fsblo-td Brevet Col. U.s "a, MAI Ordnapce
The national Republican., 1869-02-25

THE LANDLORDS AssooIATIoN.-The land
lords Of the city will find the books Of the
newly organized Landlords Association at
the office Of Mr.. @. storr, northeast corner
Of Fifteenth and Y streets, second floor. All
landlords desiring to join may make appli-
ylted to call and receive certificates Of mem
bershlp.
The national Republican., 1869-02-25
Agriculture.
SEEDS! AGRICULTURE!
III H nj nv Al
II Il M OV A L.

seet Store removed 10 street, near Nineteenth,
opposite the Market.
r.Sss ses5. Of ssSsy d1s'srg'SSo clean. fresh and
siass, roses, bird seed. lawn srass seed, Red.
white. yellos and ,sseIns elovsr. Rhubsrb and
trees. Hoes. fak,s. Se. Opportunity offered Tor
every family to secure good and reliable seed.
!A.lsso; tree. and small ffa!t. a, a small outlay
this hardy, productive. valuable and popular grape
singly, or By the doree or hundred. | have con.
c!uded to add to my business au assortment Of
china, lamps and crooke which will be sold al
iow PRICES DAILY sales of roses after the Pet q
for mutual satlsfaetion. A few bushels Of the su-
PerioI new e.ry Nose potato. al.Y early Goodrich.
A. y. NORRIS, JR,,
feb6NlG X 81 near hinteteenth, Seed Store,
The national Republican., 1869-02-25
o pErAarsskr OF DAEorA. /,


OfPic. CHEZ QuARrEnhAsIER,
Proposals In the usual form, with the Customary
and at the QuartermAstors OH at the head uAr-
ters Of ths district OF Montana, until Mar ~ 1872
at u m, 10 supply Fort shaw the eomlug season
with iDO tons Of Hay aud Z. 90 cords Of Wood.
10 like manner iosupply Camp Cook with eUo tons
Of Hay aud !, 30 cords OF Wood,
Also to supply In like manuer Fort Ellis with l25
tons Of Hay and 900 cords OF Wood,
Similar proposals will be received at the District
Quartermastsr's once, Fort Stevenson, ID. T. and
at this ONCE, same date aud conditions as above;
supply Fort BufOrd with ilO tons VI Hay aud 1900
cords 81 Wood 70 supply Port Stevenson with 100
OF Lumber In Logs, TO square eight inehes at he
smallest end, and to be from eighteen to thirty feet
AZ the salno time and In tho same manner propo-
sails will ba received At this olhea nd at the Dis
tret Quarlernaater'a once. Fort Sully, d. T. to
supply at Fort klos, 100 tons Of Hay and ,0O cords
of Wood to supply Fort sully SO or less tons Of
Hay aud 900 cords Of Wood; to supply at Fort
Wood.
II Is to be understood that these amouats may be
that the hay s to bI cut whoa greon and properly
eured-tO be free from W eds aud sedge. OF swamp
grass all cut aud cured by september Is. deliYera
The wood to be sound. msrchAutable wood, to
be del yeTed by January 49, ls0. unless Other wise
authorized.
Posts. y, y. H0LABIRD,
feb2t-td Deputy u N. Den. u. S, A,
The national Republican., 1869-02-25
NoTICE TO IRON MEN.
UsrrED srAr.s EsoIsEEn's oryIol

, No; 6iFIFrH STREET.
s,aled proposals, In duplleate, will be reesiyed
Al this olies until y IN. on WEDNESDAY, March
IL lS9, Tor the delivery, at such point In the city
Of ,nsytlle, Ky . as the undeTsigned may direct,
OF N,0n pounds OF Bolts, Wedges and Spikes, all
to br Of hrst. class coke Iron
infVrination with regard to tho lengths and
sizes, b.Auks for proposes 0f the form Repaired,
application 70 this on ss
printed copy VI lis al seTt ssm3nt must BE- at
taehed to each proposal. Rui each bid must be ae-
cbmpanied by written guarantee, signed by two
fssponsihle perron., that the IA ty part es pro-
AwAdment
No bids will be entertained except from iron
Government 10 do so.
Twenty peI cent. Of the am Dunt due on each de.
livery Of sad iron will be Tetaiped a. security for
the fulhlment Of the contract.
oposals must be ineloIed in . sealed enyolope,
indcrsed Proposals for Iron, and addIesssd 10
O. wRlTZBL,
U. s A. fe2l-td
The national Republican., 1869-02-25

:, REAL Estate sALEs.-Messrs. Fitch 4
FOX on Tuesday sold ut auction lot Z, In
square 3l6, rs BY 100 feet, improved by a
three-Story brick house, to Hon. T. j. D.
FULLER FOR $500. The same 1rm also sold
at private sale parts Of lots 10 and 20. in
Davidson's subdivision OF square aIO' 2I
feet ~ inches front by 02 feet deep, to Jas,
e. Naylor for S2,s0O,
The national Republican., 1869-02-25

A CONFIDENCE MAs.-In our local col
unns few days since 1t was stated that a
young man who gave his name as "John
Trust, citizen Of baltimore, - was arrested
In Washington on the charge Of stealing a
diamond ring. As this young man has rep
resented hlmselfto be connected with q very
respectable family Of the same name In this
city, II Is proper TO state that he Is not q Bal
timor.an and has no connections here. He
came to Baltimore from the South at the
close oHthe war, and endeavorcd to establish
Telatl lonshlp with persons here but failed.
It Is known that he has obtained money on
lalsc representations as TO his name and con-
hections, and there is good reason for pro-
nouheiny him thorough-golng "conhdence
mun. n."-BdltinOre Anlericd1.
The national Republican., 1869-02-25

The JOuRSETMES PLAsTERERs.-A meet.
Ing OF the Plastercrs' Association Of the city
was held last evening, at which large mum.
Der were present, and matters Immediately
affecting the trade were discussed at some
length. The plasterers are buslly engaged
In preparing for the opening of their busy
season, and the prospect now Is that there
Will be great amount of work done,
The national Republican., 1869-02-25

Col. Jos. GERHARDT, clerk Of the Centre
Market, announces that there will be no
market held on the 4th Of March, but there
will be q market on the afternoon and eve
ming Of the Sd, commencing at | O'Clock,
n. m
The national Republican., 1869-02-25

=, MARsHALs FOR THE Fire PARADE.-Chicf
Marshal John c. Clary, of the fire dcnnrt .
ment, has appointed the following assistant
lnhrshals for the parade on the 4th of Marcel,
Geo W. Lucas, Engine No. |; Thomas
Thompson, Engine No. l; R. T. Johnson,
Engine No. 2i James Locke, Engine No. 3,
Julius Strobel, Hook and Ladder No. l.
The national Republican., 1869-02-25
I)RoPOsALs FOR sUPPLTEs
HEApauARTERs FiPrH MILITARY DIsrRIor.
STATE OF Texas.

STATE uP TRxAs, |
orPIoE or CnIHH ouLRfEHnAsrER,
AusriE, THxAs, jan. 20, leJD.
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will be received
at this otlee until MONDAY. March Is, lss, at u
n, , tSr fuTrnisships Tns Com Hay, Straw. Wood aud
POSTS. until June 30, 1850:
0reenyllle, Hunt county.
Lampasss. LAmpasAs county,
NSeogdOehes, NacoEdochos eonpty.
Hampstead, Austin county.
Columbus, Colorado county,
ChIpus Christi. Nueees county.
Helen, KArnes county.
Delivery to commence from d.te OF contract, and
cont mo In such quantities aud at such times az
may be required by tho receiving once.
PTuphS-lH to be plaiuly induTsod with the ma me
or he Artee proposed for, aud name Of post to be
sLpplird. aud Ad1 re.sTd to the unIer.lgned
BY rOInnIad OF BvL Ma 0ensrAl CanbyL
J. A. POTTER,
Bvt. Brg Gen. aud c. Q. NJ, FIith Military Dis.
int felD-td
The national Republican., 1869-02-25

SrEAMBoAr TRIP FOR THE 4TH OF MARCH
In order to enable persons living along the
Potomac to be present at the Inauguration
Of Gen. Grant, the steamer Arrow, Capt.
stackpole, will leave Pye's wharf, Charles
county, Nd, for this city, at O'Clock on
the morning Of the 4th Of March, touching
at Gunston, Va, at 1880 O'Clock; Marshall
Hall, Md, at 8 O'Clock, and Fort Washing.
ton at $50, reaching her wharf in this city
at O'Clock, m. She will leave here again
at p. m. TO convey the passengers to their
homes. This arrangement will be q great
accommodation to residents along the river,
enabling them to see the inaugural ceremo.
nies, the procession, &C., without passing
the same day, leaving here at 10 q. m, re-
turning at p. m.
The national Republican., 1869-02-25

Tue CENTRE MARKET QUEsrIoS.-It is re.
ported that some influence Is being exerted
to induce the House to pass the bill which
passed the Senate at Its last session looking
to the removing Of the Centre market from
Its present location TO the reservation on the
canal, between Tenth and Twelfth streets.
In view Of these facts, Mayor Bowen yester-
day addressed q note to the chairman OF the
District Committee In the House, setting
forth that the passage Of said bill would not
be In accordance with the wishes of the peo-
pie, who are nearly unanimous In favor of
the present location. The Mayor requests
the Withholding Of the bill until the one now
hcing prepared Is submitted, and which, he
thinks, will meet the views Of Congress and
thr people of Washington.
The national Republican., 1869-02-25

Broken oPRs.-The Office Of Mr.. Samuel
Normont, lumber dealer, on the corner OF
Third street and Maryland avenue, was
broken open sometime during Tuesday night,
and the desk drawer, with number of valu-
able papers and receipts, taken as far us the
Government carpenter shop, corner Of Maine
avenue and Third street, where the drawer
and Its contents were found by man named
Talbot, who returned them to the agent OF
Mr.. Norment.
The national Republican., 1869-02-25

SALE OF GOVERNMENT PRoPERTY.-Mt.
Downs, Government auctioneer, acting un-
der orders from Colonel A. p. Blunt, A. @.
NJ, at Lincoln depot, yesterday sold at the
depot n steam plle-driver for the sum of
S457.50, the barge Del Hymes for $235, and
n small rowboat for %. The barge named
was recently offered at auction and bid re-
celyed Of S275, but was withdrawn on ac-
count OF the small amount offered.
The national Republican., 1869-02-25

BLows Dows.-During the prevalence of
the high wind on Tuesday a frame house, in
course of erection on the west side of Twen-
tieth street, between X and L, was blown
down. There were two colored men In the
building at tho time, but fortunately they
received no injury. The building was the
property Of Peter Cassidy, whose loss is esti-
mated at about $500.
The national Republican., 1869-02-25

SPECIAL SESSION OF the CITY COUNCILS.
Mayor Bowen has issued a call for a spe-
cial session OF the Board Of Aldermen and
Board of Common Council, 10 take place
this evening at 1850 o'clock.
The national Republican., 1869-02-25
Proposals.
DRoposALs FOR sUPPLIEs.
o,y,o. Gaa., GRsnasSs.:s 9s.s,...D:,.S.,.,l 2, p.sS,.,

- ptfAhIhhftor DAEorA,l
pr.ss,si. a,sr PasE; ,s;ys,.s M,ss an ix,esf 8 ,
enes, and a the pistricl oua,tern,,ter,s once,
tag & sssp.ls., 4 *. % mouth " vi D. xS.sI shoii sii
river Oh the Missouri, raining the months and
quantities per month when they can Be Put 10.
All the customary conditions In such cases TO
To.o1 Or more AdGss,. I9rcrs inches. delivery
70 eommenee June ], 1902. -
for shimnsys, dsiivsrsblen enfiln. Time Of deiivery
eo or more barrel. Of Lime deliverable a, tIln Or
n.oo feet sn..iesh P,as Or other Board. suitable
S.@? S.,t one and sSslrinsh pins. dressed or un.
drcssed, for noorfnG. ...
1900 fest lwo.ineh pine plank.
1900 feet three-tneh plank. i. ."' ...
100 900 feet, board measure, o. pine OF Of cotton.
wood lot.tnot 20 tTuars less than ssht tsl inches
from II 70 n feet In length Length 10 be stated in
proposal for each twenty ave.
be delivered at the post r fT77l -T7T7TF .
a,oo9 .Srs: y yscd. :" 70 Gu, ssd ss,I,srsd,
febl2.d Deputy o. n. 0snersi, q. 8, a.
The national Republican., 1869-02-25

METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH.-At a
meeting Of the congregation of the Ninth.
street Methodist Protestant church, on Tues.
day evening, resolution was adopted Civ
Ing expression to their appreciation of the
earnest and faithful labors Of the past or,
Rev. DR.. Drinkhouse, during the conference
year, and that they believe that the entire
church, with singular unanlmlty, desire bis
return to the charge. Mr.. James A. Ken.
nedy was chosen delegate, and Mr.. W. c.
Lipscomb, Jr., alternate to the annual
session of the Maryland conference, which
assemblies In Georgetown on Wednesday,
March II.
The national Republican., 1869-02-25

SERIOUS AND PROBABLY FATAL ACCIDENT.
About three O'Clock yesterday afternoon a
young man named Russell May, in the employ
OF Harvey a Sons, painters, while engaged
In printing the cupola Of the new building
on the corner Of Fourteenth and streets,
belonging to Mr.. G. A. Dorrity, made a mis-
step lin descending the ladder, and fell through
the we'll hole, a distance Of from forty to ffty
feet, striking upon his head, and receiving
probably fatal injuries. The unfortunate man
was immediately picked up, and DR.. Pope
sent FOR, who prescribed on the spot, after
which he was taken to his home, No. AL
Ninth street, between Y and G, when DR.. W.
q. Palmer was summoned, who, after exam
ing his patient, pronounced 1t impossible to
decide the extent Of his injuries, though ex-
pressed that the brain might be confused, the
sufferer being In that unconscious state which
precludcd at the time n thorough examina.
ton into the extent Of his injuries. Nc
bones, however, were found to be broken
and applications Of warm bricks to the feet
and mustard to the ankles were prescribed
In order to produce termination. Mr.. May
is unmarried, and aged about twenty seven
years.
The national Republican., 1869-02-25
PTeHIdonl OT tho United blules
NnTIcp To epR PNPrInN CI.Iu,Nro

NOTICE TO FRR.EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right Of pr0-emptlOn
to any Of the lands within the tow nshps and parts
Of townships above enumerated, Is required 70 es'
Ablsh the same 10 the satisfaction OF the Register
aud Receiver Of tho Land Omce, and make payment
therefor as soon as practicable AfieI seeing this
notice, and before the day appointed for the com,
The tract claimed, Otherwise such claim will BE- Tor
Commissloner Of the General Land 0hiee
Note. Under the regulations Of the Department
no payment eau be made for advertising proolamA
fsbl6.Ml3t
The national Republican., 1869-02-25

NEW YORK CoUNCMs.-The Mayor is in
receipt of letter from New York, announc-
Ing that committee Of the New York Coun-
ellis design visiting our city in day or two
for the purpose of inspecting the corporation
and Government buildings, with a view to
report their impressions aid suggest such
Improvements In the New York public build
lngs as may be deemed necessary. The com
mittee will be the guests of the Councils
here, and the hospitalities of the city of
Washington will be extended to the New
Yorkers.
The national Republican., 1869-02-25

The MAMMOTH 0I.-An Invitation has
been extended to the pupils In the various
schools In the city to visit the great OK,
Gen. Grant" The invitation Is for any
time during the present week,
The national Republican., 1869-02-25

CoSDIrIoS OF Mn. BoswElL.-We regret
TO report that the condition Of Register Bos.
well is somewhat worse, and his physielans
will not permit him to be disturbed by yIsI-
tors. lie Is very weak, and suffering In.
tensely with disease OF the kidneys.
The national Republican., 1869-02-25

GARDEN SEEDS. - The advertisement of
our energetic neighbor, Mr.. John A. Baker,
may be found In another column, and Is well
worthy the attention Of all Of our readers
who desire to purchase garden seeds Of any
and every variety, as well MS agricultural
Implements, guano, bone dust and other
fertilizers. Mr.. Baker makes a specially OF
such merchandise, and Is well skilled In his
business, after ten years. practical expert
ence with Mr.. J. P. Bartholow, who has now
retired from the business.
The national Republican., 1869-02-25

Ina DANGEROUS CoNpIToS.-The bridge
over the canal at Twenty-seyenth and q;
streets Is now In dnapidated condition, and
may fall down at any moment. Yesterday
the attention Of the authorities Of the Chesa.
penke and Ohio canal were called to the sub.
Ject, aud II Is probable the structure will be
put In repair In few days. The bridge at
Fourteenth street, over the canal, Is also out
OF repair and should be attended TO at once
The national Republican., 1869-02-25

An ADDITIONAL REsARK.-I have marked
down to a very considerable extent my entire
stock Of Clothing, and have Just completed
the process with regard to gentlcmen's gar
ments. This marking down extends In many
cases to valuation less than the original
cost, and Is more noticeable In the prices Of
cashmere coats and pants, particularly the
former. have not, however, marked down
any black goods, except beaver suits, which
have been considerably reduced In price.
The assortment is much more complete than
Is usual at this season Of the year.
GEo. G. HKSsISG,
No. 5ll Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1869-02-25
TINTED STATES PATENT oPPIoE,

... WAsHIEaroE, d O. FEB Is, 1850
uon the petition Of THOMAS J, sILsBT, Of BostoB,
woodward, ID, deceased, praying Tor he exten,
siOn Of patent Eranisd 70 tLo sad Arad Wood.
impSovs%, imG ~, on M Bth day q May. 1855, for az
A, ordered that The said petition be heard Al
naIsSn S omoS 9 on & Ihs se'h day q April NEXT Any
aeRositio and 9theT pApeTs SHOULD be aled IL
feb22.M .MSw Oom,nis.tnnhn!A fpoTE,
The national Republican., 1869-02-25

ESrERTAIsNEST LAST NIGuT.-An enjoy
able entertainment was given at Grand Army
Hall last evening, under the auspices Of
Post No. 0, g. A. r. Rev. Benz. Swallow,
chaplain Of the post, delivered lecture on
The Life and Times Of Charles James
Fox" The speaker Illustrated his subject
by a minute dissection and dcllneatlon oftbe
characters and motives Of the public men OF
England contemporary with Fox, and re-
counted the splendid achievements OF that
great champion Of liberty In language Of
feryld eloquence. The lecture was full OF
interest and replete with noble sentiments.
Following the lecture came a series Of select
readings by Major John Williams, Of Mis-
sisslppi, member of the Royal shakspearean
Society OF England, which formed one of the
entertaining features of the evenings enter
tainment. The Amphlon Musical Associa-
tlon furnished delightful music at appro-
pirate intervals during the evening.
The national Republican., 1869-02-25
PROPOSALS. PoR CORN
BKAps'Rs PUrH MnrrAsr psrsicr. \
o,rtcr or CHrry ounk9sanAsIps.

hkApa rs frth mILtrAhr Uurnfcr,l 4
osSics oy oHLry ouikissnAsIIs, I
Sealed propo.si IA asglIesls. win b. rsc.issd
o'clock m for furnishipG the ousrtermsster's
Department Et lort MeKayett. Texas, with such
%, lep, : 10 7
An bid. 70 furnish ne shove ng,, be %. msr,
speetion of the resolving oheer.
Delivery TO commence by the 18th Of March,
lsd9, and continue In such quantities and Al such
tine. ss nay be required by the receiving onlcer.
proposal. with guaranty .isnsa by tive Ie:p9s.i.
they will. within ten days after date o. such se
oeptauee, sxecute the contract for the sane with
good and sunicisnt surettes The responsibility Of
the rusraetess must be shown b. the ofneai eeftln
cate Of clerk Of court Of records
once -, T'''' W -'''''' = -
BID. to be plainly endorsed ''Proposals for Cora
At foTt ssksVsit.' and addressed 70 The under
By command Of Brsvs. E.joE o.psTs, yc:ssby.
tAry District |T'' fa- febio-td
The national Republican., 1869-02-25

DESPERATE THIEP.-Yesterday morning
Officer swindlc of the Georgetown police
acting under orders from police headquarters
went to the house Of Joseph Duncan, o.
Georgetown, who is a notorious character
well known TO the police. Upon being told
that he was wanted, Duncan drew pistol
and cndeayored to shoot the officer. The
NJ. p, nothing daunted, brought his baton
10 bear upon the head Of his antagonist
telling him to the floor and lncapacitatlng
him from using his weapon, which was
taken away from him and he taken to police
headquarters, where he is held to await trial
for completely In number Of the recent bur-
glarles In this city.
The national Republican., 1869-02-25

THE BALTIMORE ANNUAL CoSFERESCE NJ.
Z. CHuRcH.-The annual session Of the
Baltimore Conference Of the VI. z. Church,
under whose jurisdiction are also the
Methodist Episcopal churches Of this city,
will assemble on Wednesday next, March B.
Owing TO recent arrangements, this con-
ference has been greatly enlarged, thus
bringing back to Its membership quite q
number Of the oldest Methodist preachers In
the country. We are glad to know that the
Methodist families Of the city are ready to
welcome these representatives OF their
church, and we understand that Rev. b.
Peyton Brown, pastor Of the Foundry church,
who has had the matter In charge, has salts
factorily concluded his arrangements and has
obtained ample accommodations among the
hospitable families Of the city. Many Of
the ministers of the conference have already
arrived to be present at the dedication OF the
Memorial church on next Sunday.
The national Republican., 1869-02-25
mo, 7p.l
RY THE PRRsIPgNT OF THE UNITED
ID STATES.
A PROCLAMATION


For the sale Of certain lands In Wisconsin.
President Of the United states Of Amsriea, do
hereby declared and make known that n public
ss sals vii GsSi S he'd At q? Gndsrnon.iSaed Land
hsreinafter desi ignated, to wit;
North Of base hne and Vest Of the fourth pTfncf.
A, n.I.,, Ral h'Etdiss,;; .ou,....,. -.
aqSSPAY ,1.6 'Sc l5 dsy q Nay Sr E' 9'F
section sections 2, Q. g. 10 l2 ~ a. Is, ~ 22,
section -, etions 81 and 50 Township is, nOriii
North Sf base line and b st orMs fourth prinef
y AerididR.
Al The Land once Of Eau Claire, eommeneng on
MONDAY, the 2ith day Of May next, for the dis
posal OF the tracts Of a1d hereluafteT named, Wis
Townships 81, 81, 81. ~, 81, 70. 81. IS. - aud 10.
north o! range east.
NORTH cr base line and West NJ he fourth priaci.
pal heridldn
township -, north Of ranged west
ooeouohs 2, !, y, i haotion 10, sectionI II,
T. y: n 10. g. %. q. as; gt "a q, 2s,g, e, %,
township 80. north Of range west,
Lands appropriated by law for the use Of schools.
MILITARY, and other purposes, together with swamp
lAhds enuTing unGer the act VI Feptembtr 2s, 1850,
will be excluded from sale,
eoasrinE Of the above lands will be CON men eed
In which they are advertised until the whole shall
have been offered, and the sale thus closed but the
sale shall not be kept open longer than two weeks
and no private entry oi any Of the lands will be ad
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washington, ,
this fourth day Of February, A. ID, one thOusA nd
eight hundred aud sixty niue,
By the President.
President Of the United States
Jos g. WILaOS, COmmlHSiOneF