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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-27

ybrtisers In that city are rcq,lccd to leave their
favors with either Oft above luses
The largest assortment of Parlor and
Cooking Stoves may DO foun ut Nicholson
Il Blackmon's.
Ladies' Oyster SaDsn
Up stairs over Vouchers Resuraut, Wash.
iugton ST., Petroleum Centre Pa. Ladies
are invited to call. sept 2S.
Just received large and we'll assorted
stock of shelf hardware ut J.Rutherford's. 8.
II.
WALL PAPER
at CRIES Bsos.
Call and see the extensioo ,p Dictator
with reservoir, ataNicholson 4 jlackmon'e,
agents for the same. =
We would call the attention our busi
ness men to tho superior styles job print
ing, both plain and fancy, at ptsent being
turned out from this Office. Ware prepar.
ed TO execute job printing OF evty descrip-
ton in the latest and most tashinable style
Of the art, and at reasonable rats. IT,
WALL PAPER ,,..
at GRlFrs BRos
------------,r -
oysters.
Just received fresh tub 0ysterhnd shell
CLAIMS at l. Vouchers. epl7.
"a.
The place to get y"nr Boots aut Sho essis
at Bruce Il Fnllers Main Stree" 81 " :
------A.---. .
A nctv i,I hal bo Ns,
cheapest, made from Moffats OAK suck. and
warranted, at J.. II. Kron's. t..rF't q . ,
A. 5 Smith has Just returned rom the
East with large stock of Shoes nd the
latest styles of Opera Toe Ladies hoes.'' .
oeilt!.
Sash. Glass, Doors. Putty &c. Large
stock very cheap at the Furniture Sore.
fgss ,bh,.txAg mlNu
Oyster and Clam Stews, those oil fash
ioned ones, at Vouchers, i'rr.
WALL PAPER !, ~. o.,
at GRiYrEs Bios.
----------
Buy the "Red Hot Saddle. Manufactured
10 Titnsville expressly for the oil country
adapted to. all kinds of weather, at. Il.
Kron's. ,,--s7 POO ,.- al2-,t '-' .-
. e. -A
Go to Bruce 4 Fullers, Main Stree, for
your fine Boots Il Shoes. septl3tf
3d..
WALL PAPER i'
- = ~ H at Gnrrrgs Bro.
ORIENTAL HOT. BLAST ,PARL)R
STOVES) are 10 such great demand tat
Nicholson IL Blackmon cannot supply he
home trade. ocG,i.
Now is the hest time to lay in winter
supply Of hard coal. rCodinSton Il Corr
well are the men to bny from. jane 2Sti.
----- 49, t-------------h A.
lackberry Brandy.
A very superior article Of Black berr
Brandy, sor summer complaints, cholcn
~ . : .a,r.ig Gn1rprs Bros
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SALE. ,....
One 21s Woodbury. enainc, one ten horse boiler
double stay boted, in perfect working order, with
steam Guage, Cocks, &c.
49, .. vsG ..Hvs1t, +.t-.s
Oct27 B. IT. FROTEHNaHAM.
FOR SALE. ..-s-t..-
A II horse Portable Wood d Mann engine in
.ssrt SsEgft, : Z
perfect order. s.
". S. STEWART.
+sf~ .I.>il'
octal-3t 5: Rochester House.
Steam .En&inoS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-22

Detroit papers urge the ladies to wear sus-
penders.
ga daily newspaper at Rome, Ca, want,
two apprentices regardless Of sex.
0Louisvilfe, Oregon, 10 the quieteet town in
the United States. There are but three women
in IL.
~Amopg the sshorror Of horrors, is a aGirls,
Base Ball Club" at Lancaster, Pa.
SYoung ladies are wearing their hair very
simply Topped up in two braids.
~Thyra. daughter Of the King of Denmark.
viii shortly be married to the third son Of the
ga Vermont girl wants to know IL the wo-
mans rights movement includes the right TO do
the counting. IL IL does, she Is in for Il, as the
men IN her vicinity are very bashful. There
u something practical In that.
~At z rat and dog nght at Kit Burns's
dent Of the Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty to Animals, made his appearance with
anumber or policemen, and arrested thirty
spectators.
'~The Collector OF Customs at New Orleans
was obliged, according 70 report, to issue an
order short time since, forbidding CLERKS from
bringing epirituous liquors into the Custom
House, and from going out to drink during
i~Mrs. Youngman, Of Illinois, has fallen
heress to Scotch estate OF 90, 800 900, and her
husband goes fully armed TO protect himself
sso @ ass the sure
but allow process Of divorce H ses
lD0Dr. Duvall, the Janeeville (wis.) wife
murderer, now in Prison for life, asks to be
religious views and his ability to express them
entitle him to that petition.
tn%An Ohio gentleman, interested In the
rtferm dress movement, 10 willing % undertake.
ss So q the he s
he says, ITO free women from the bondage Of
Petticoats."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-22

FIVE PERSONS MURDERED BY Two BRUTRs
IN MIssoURI-John Armstrong and Charles
Jolly, while drunk, murdered q whole family
OF five persons near PotOsi, Washington county.
Mo-, on Saturday. They called at the cabin of
David Lapine, and a difficulty arose between
Armstrong and a sister of Mrs. Laene Mr.
Lapine interfered to quiet the disturbance
when Jolly drew a revolver and shot the old
man four times, killing him instantly. he
then turned upon Mrs. Lapine, knocked her
down with his list, and then shot and killed
her. Armstrong, in the meantime. had procur-
ed an axe, with which he Knocked down Mrs
Lapine's sister and then completely severed the
heads Of all from their bodies. The two child
rem were also murdered. The men then fired
the cabin and burned 1t to the ground with the
butchered bodies in it. The murderers have
not yet been captured, but their arrest is re-
garded as certain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-22
Sevsr.se.s secsrsues.

SICK HEAnACHE-A recent medical writer
thus accounts for sick headache, from which -
many persons suffer. He attributes q 20 q weak
stomach and imperfect digestion. aud On AZ the
attacks are usually preceded by q greater than
ordinary appetite. The stomach IL naturally
weak, and 30 long a. IL Is not crowded it works
kindly. BY and by more food Is put into tor
more irritating kinds-thsn IL can digest. ~
ferments, an acid state il produced. the acid
acts an irritaDt upon the coats Of the stOm sh,
and this irritation Is taken 20 be a call for
20 satisfy which, more II taken. and all .
purpose; the poor stomach revots but with the
rest during the headache, and the relief from
the vomiting, IL RECEIVERS lie wonfed tone. IL
this be correct, the remedy IL a very superb
one, abstinence from food for a meal or two,
q denial OF the unnatural cravings OF the
appetite, would seem 10 be all that IL required.
Saherers from this disease should test the value
of this advice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-22
Protection Of the River Approach TO
Washington.

Warrington
The annual report Of Gen. Humphreys, Chief
Of the Engineers Corps. which has been made
to Secretary Belknap, shows that 1I2 officers are
on duty with the corps. During the past year
the work upon the defences of our coasts anc
lake frontier has been confined principally to
the protection OF sites, to the necessary repair
and to the erection of such structures as were
required Tor the protection from the weather OF
In relation to harbor defences, Gen. Hum
phreys quotes from the report of the board o,
TnS ha 20 tss been In
the defences OF our harbors the following il
relation to the
DKFKNCKs OF WASHINGTON.
The engineer OH Ger in charge OF the defences
OF Washington in 1863, fully impressed with the
importance of devising q channel distraction
which should fulfill the conditions, as well as OF
having means OF closing the approaches to
Washington, by the Potomac, against iron
clads, obtained, through the recommendation
OF the Secretary Of War, an appropriation of
$500 600 for fioatng Instructions" for the Poto-
mac. Before attempting an application of this
fund 10 actual construction, new and thorough
study Of the subject was undertaken. The sug-
gestions OF former boards Of engineers, and the
plans OF the New York commission, and many
original one of MIR. VI. P. TrowbridSe, formerly
of the Corps Of Engineers were consulted, and
Colonel (now Brevet Brigadier GeneraD Il. s.
Alexander, Of the Engineers. The result OF his
studies, prolonged through nearly two years,
was the development of plan which was re-
commended by board of engineers for expert
mental trial, and a section has accordingly been
constructed, under the directions of the Chief
OF Engineers, to be submitted to trial in the
Potomac river. In this plan, which has many
peculiar features, very minimum of timber
necessary for fotatihn Is employed which, a.
also the iron work, can be prepared and stored
Tor emergency.
The report Is a very long one, and gives an
estimate OF appropriations required to complete
various Notifications throughout the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-22
MEXICO RAMPANT.
Defyfng the Yankee GOyerumeut

HAVANA, Nov. 2l.-The regular mail steamer
later news from Mexico.
During the discussion of the proposition to
extend the Free Zone 1.-THE iona LiLra) much mi
feeling was manifested against the United
Statss. 1t was at length declared expedent 10
extend the Free Zone. Many members of con-
gress, when the final vote was taken, announced
as their reafo n for voting for the measure that
the United States had demanded the removal
OF the Free Zone, and they wanted
TO express their defiance TO the YAM
kee government. Other members stated that
Mexico was invulnerable and asked no fayors
from other nations. She would, in case of
necessity, drive out the people of other CONN.,
tries. The conditions "tacked" on the Tehsun-
terec railroad bill were such to render conces-
sion nominally worthless. President JursnZ re-
turned the bill to Congress with certain obser-
vatons, and IL is believed the measure win pa az
in an acceptable shape at an earlier day.
A gunsmith at Puebla nov manufactures the
Remington gun.
Sonora viii pay $500 In future for every In
dian scalp instead Of 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-22
The Newspaper Men SuubbeA st the
White House,

THEY ARE KRPT AT THE FOOT OF THE STAIRS
The newspaper men in the habit of visiting
the White House daily were greatly astonished
to-day upon entering by being stopped at the foot
Of the stairs by the ushers, oil of whom wore
stationed at tn at point.
Sorry to stop you to-day, Mr.. -, but va
have received orders this morning not to allow
any one UP stairs on Cabinet days except Sena-
tors and Members. - - = = =
Reporter.-HoW ID that? I.s4gal.. 49, s.llts
Csher-Don't know, sir. Gen. Porter gave
the order. hope you win not blame IN. -
Reporter-Oh, no. Take my card up. please
q lCsher-We are forbidden % do 90. cir. ASKED
particularly if we should bring reporters cards
up. and were informed thatwe should not.
IReportef.-HOw long is this to last?
tCsber.-On Cabinet days only.
Reporter you 60 up and get me the ap-l
poDtments?
. i[Usher ascspds The stairs and returns with the
Information that the appointments would be
sent down to the Feporters.J Aeasen0er shortly
after appears With come appointments on .
shp NJ paper, which the reporters there col
lscfed. copied and left, expressing their wrath
at such treatment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-22

The week orened in New York with an TN
proved feeling on the stock exchange and a de-
preston in the gold premium. THIS state OF
Affairs Was caused by cable sdvices from London,
which AZ one time reported cOnsnls ~ ~ %
- and honda At - % - q. These quota
lions were accepted a. q strong leaning towards
peace on the Russian question, and the bankers
Prlvate dispatches pointed this wsy. The Offer
ing OF money 20 the brokers are very liberal,
ana cau loans easy At TO per cent. Prime
commercial paper IL quoted AZ % o. per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-22
EDITOR STAB:

In Tue STAR of yesterday the statement PAS
made that Sin making up the census returns of
1850, nearly 800 clerks were steadily employed
for five years." AS you can have neither IN
ducement nor desire to create misapprehension,
you will cheerfully correct this misrepresenta-
ton, when informed that there was never at
any time, more than half the above number OF
clerks employed in "making up the census re.
turns OF $780," The highest number of clerks
ever on the rolls was us, and this was during
the first year Of the rebellion, when q large
number Of clerks was employed in duties con
nected with State and national drafts, and in
services for the War Department, which, ct one
time, was deficient in funds to pay the Increase
Of employees demanded by the contingency
j. g, q. X.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-22
Burning Of . steamer I'm Phflsdel-
Phia-Probahle Less Of Life.


PHlLADILPHIA, Nov. 22.-The steamer CITY
Of Bridgeton Was burned TO the water edge, q
2o'clock this O. m, ct her wharf, above Market
street. The steamer arrived about II O'Clock
last evening, with some seventy passengers and
large amount OF freight. Owing TO the late
nese Of the hour many Of the passengers re-
NAMED on board until the breaking out Of the
Dire, which commenced IN the galley. From
the rapidity with which the flames we're com
munieated to the other portions OF the boat IL is
feared that same Of the passengers were unable
10 make their escape. The steamer wasa large
side-whsel freight and passenger boat, about
ton, n. j. The loss u estimated st S65 900, up
on which there u no insurance.
A Ore ct Q. m. destroyed the building on
ton Bennett & Co., produce dealers.
PulLApHLPaIA, Nov. 22.-Only one passen-
ger Of the rteamer Bridgeton II missiug-Miss
Bacon, or Bridgeton. She has not been seen
ance the boat landed, but she may have e.
capped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-22

RECRUITS AssIGNBD.-The superintendent OF
general recruiting service at New York city has
been ordered to forward 101 recruits to San
Francisco, Cal; 50 to be assigned to the I'd ar
tllery, So TO the 18th infantry, and 565 to the
sd infantry.
The superintendent Of mounted recruiting
recruiting service at Carlisle Barracks, Penn.
eylvania, has been ordered to send 70 recruits to
the same place. to be assigned to companies B,
X, F, and II, 1st cavalry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-22

LONDON, Nov. 2l-rhe weather TO-DAY -
stormy throughout Gres, Britain. 4 coli "a !,
prevailed All night, aud the telegraph lines srs
working badly.
ARRIVAL OFT OF THE YACHT CANRRIA.
Mr.. Ashbury's Yacht Cambria from New
York, arrived AZ Coses this morning. AFTER =
very rough passage with continual heal -tuis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-22
LOCAL NEWS.
FALLIKG IN OF A SEWER.
Two Men Buried.

About ~ O'Clock this afternoon one side of
the sewer being dug in 18th street, between
Pepnsylvania avenue and street, fell in
buryirg William Plummer, who resides on
sd street, NO. 1897 and another man.
Measures were at once taken to relieve them,
and in about twenty minutes they we're reached.
Plummer was quise badly hurt, his right arm
being dislocated and badly bruised. The other
man was not mnch injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-22

CAPT. CHARLES SNYDER, recruiting officer at
Baltimore, Md, has been relieved from duty
and ordered to turn over the public property
and funds in his possession to Capt. James r.
Randlett
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-22

Hon. JOHN CESSNA has served Official notice
on Mr.. B. r. Meyers, the gentleman holding
the certificate Of election from the 18th district
Of Pennsylvania, Of his intention to contest the
seat. Mr.. Meyers claims to have been elected
by II majority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-22

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. "a large meeting OF per.
sons favorinR the removal OF the national capt.
tai Vas held Last night. The report Of the com
mittee appointed at q previous meeting vas
ellis to memoraiise the Leeistatars in fsvor Of
the passage Of joint resolution Declaring for
the removal Of the national capital 20 some
central point In the Mississtppi river, and ton
Of such territory - may be required for the
capital grounds lsie] should it be located vishIn
the State Of Missouri. Another meeting vill he
held next Monday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-22

FATAL AYPRAY OF NAVAL OFFrcBRs-CHIEy
ENGINEER KELLOGG KILLED By SURGEON
KINe.-Secretary Robson to-day received q
telegram from Key West, Fla, announcing
that Chief Engineer Mortimer Kellogg, Of the
ironclad Terror, had been killed, on shore, in
frscas, by Surgeon VIM. M. King, of the Die
tator. The civil authorities had arrested Sur
geon King, and the verdict Of the coroner's
jury was manslaughter in the second degree.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-22
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip,
INTERNAL REvKNuR-rhe receipts from thi
Q ,urce to- day were s142 95S o..

GIN. GARFIELD is 10 town, but leaves here
tins evening to be present at the reunion of the
Army Of the Cumberland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-22

NAvALORDERs To-DAY.-Master F.w Green
leaf, Gunner Charles Stuart, Carpenter John l..
Davis and Sailmaker A. W. CasseIl, ordered to
the Pawnee. Lieut.. Commander Dewitt c.
kells, detached from the receiving ship Yer
mont, and ordered to the Pawnee upon her ar
rival at Key West to command that vessel.
First Assistant Engineer Jos. B. Upham de-
tached from the Naval Academy and ordered
to the navy yard at Portsmouth, n. II. Boat
swain Herman Peters. detached from the Nor
folk navy yard and ordered to the Pawuee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-22

THANKseIvINe.-The government depart
ments and all places ofpublic business here will
be closed on Thursday next-Thanksgiving day,
and all work suspended during the day. The
United States Supreme Court will adjourn over
from to- morrow until Monday next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-22

Hon. WIN. HI. SEWARD and party have ar
rived at Pekip, according TO telegram received
here yesterday. From China they will 60 to
Ceylon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-22
The New School Bulldog In the See.
Ond District.
THE CONTRACT AWARDED.

THE CONTRACT AWARDED.
To-day, the joint committee, Of which Mayor
Emory is chairman, on the building Of the
new public school house on I street, near I'd.
met at the Mayors Office for the purpose Of
OPT ming the bids for the work, at which time
there were large number of the bidders pres
emit. Mayor Emery, Aldermen Moore, Connol-
ly, and Champion, Councilman Burgie, Trus-
tees Woodward, Mcclellan, Hart, Hall, and
Champlin, with Mr.. Wilson, Superintendent Of
ent.
There were eighteen bidders, the lowest being
MIR. X. L. Fleming, whose total, without heat
ing, was $50, 1910, with furnaces s32 ,339. 10,
with steam s35 .479. Mr.. j. g. Nailorf bid was
sS3,a6 without heating apparatus, So ,I54 in
Guiding heating. The highest bid ives sii ,3I2
without heating, s5l 900 With heating.
After opening the bids, the committee re-
tired to the Aldetmen's :chamber TO deliberate
on them. and the award was made to Mr.. X. j.
Fleming, (Mr. Burgess only voting in the
negatively The committee first decided TO heat
with steam, and declared that Mr.. MAYORS bid
was not in accordance with the specifications.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-22

GEN. BUTLER has left Washington for the
North, and will not return here until Congress
meets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-22

MAKING THE CENSUS DEPARTMENT PAY ITS
wAY.-The Postmaster General will soon
charge up the sum Of $4,000 to the account Of
the Census Bureau as compensation for carry
ing the census returns through the mails from
various sections of the country to this city
This action is based on the law Of Congress stiIl
on the statute book providing q similar amount
for the reimbursement of the Post ONCE De-
partment for the carrying of the returns of the
census of 1860.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-22

APPOINTMENT OF The
President appointed the following postmasters
In Maine to- day: Samuel G.. Thurlow, Belfast;
Charles G. Norton, Esstport; David Mcfarland,
Ellsworth; A. s. Skinner, Bucksport, and ID. b.
Barnard, at Calais.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-22

VICE ADMIRAL STEPHEN G. ROWAN, who
was promoted to that grade shortly after the
death Of Admiral Farragut, was in command Of
the Asiatic fleet at the time, and heard nothing
Of his good fortune until he arrived off the Bat
terry, in New York harbor, on Saturday last
Secretary Robson has detached the Vice Ad-
miral from the command of the Asiatic fleet
and he is placed on waiting orders. He has
been succeeded in the command of the Asiatic
squadron by Rear Admiral John Rodgers
During the whole cruise of the Delaware
about three years-there was not a serious case
of sickness on board. She was ffty-six DAYS in
making the run from the Cape OF Good Hope to
New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-22

CORNELIUS VANDERBILT. Horace Clark,
Augustus Schell and Mr.. Chaplin, of New York,
were in consultation with Acting Commissioner
Douglass and Solicitor Smith, at the Revenue
Department, to-day, in reference to the 80 per
cent. dividend Of the New York Central road.
They claimed that the dividend had been de-
clared on basis of future earnings. and was
not subject to the five per cent tax which had
been imposed upon it. The tax as assessed ex-
ceeds Al eco 900. The matter will be decided in
a few DAYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-22

The THRATERs--Mr. and Mrs. Barney Will
liams were greeted with cordial welcome at
the National Theater last night by full house
and the "Fa airy Circle" not performed here for
many years before, elected hearty and pro-
loDged applause. Mrs. Barney Williams was as
OF the Country" Both pieces will be repeated
this evening, and no one who wants 20 enjoy a
good laugh should fail to attend.
Silvetter, the illusionist lwho opened at Wallis
Opera House last night, gives q very fascinating
entertainment. His illusions are most Of them
new, and some of them, such as the suspension
in mid air are startling. Miss Schott Is q good
singer and wonderful facial performer, and the
performing animals are calculated TO delight
the young people during Thanksgiving week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-22
No. 14S.
A PROCLAMATION

PROCLAMATION.
ident Of the United State. Of America DO hereby de-
Glare and make known that . PUBLIC sALE viii
STATE M at the sHd ps SSe the
alter designated, 90 wit
on MONDAY, January 80 Isl, Tor the di,possi 4
vacant lands in the even numbered sections within
United States within ten niles on each ese o ss
IA, rsilrcsd from 81 Paul g Lake superior, known
ect, as required by law, TO minimum Of two dollars
and fifty cents per acre, viz:
NoREE 35US q FL B ss y LLNE sE3 VEST OF
T CwRssipp: a e. % s. q . sspss n
townships 81 g, IS, 81, Is, 81, 8, 80, 20, a, ~ IS
Townshps 81. 8, So 81, s. IS, 81 s. So 20, 81. g. g
T.xnshp: g. 81, r. 81, "a, IS 3d. q. S. 50. 90. a and
TOwns6ips 80, 81, s. 50 a. IS. & g. s. 80 and 20, OF
Also, at the same time and place, all the vacant
public lands IN the even nuIbered sections outside
und.rmeutioned townships: subject 10 the minimun
price of one dollar and twenty i've cents per acre,
Townships 8 and a. Of rsnsea.
Iownshlp As. Of range 2
Indian military and other purposes, viii beexclu-
The ofierine q the above lsod. win be comuenced
n which they are adsertises, until the whole shall
and NO private entry Of any Of the lssds VIII be "a
mitted until after the aspiration OF the two vesks-
Given under my hand, ct the City Of Washington,
hi: lh October one thousand eight s1 9&SS End
By the President:
JOS, 8. WILSON,
NOTICE TO PEE EnPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled 20 the right OF pre- TO
any Of ths La Dc within the townships and Iarts Of
toxuships above enumerated 10 required 20 estsb-
sh the came 70 the satieacton Of the register and
receiver and make therefor - soon . Drac
csbls ater seeing this notice, and before the day
sppointed for the commencemeut Of the p0blte sala
JOS. Q. WILSON,
ocS lawlew