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The New York herald., 1844-09-11

nry- WHAT IS THIS LIFE 7-For what do we strive
and scheme, and ive but to become something above
ieiows-some have large extenuated. conceptive.
brilliant minds arstocra'ic and manly orms-they would
be courei-ther manners, their air, their stout
ble" are superlaiive, aye. manly, natural, winning
coury and beautiful and If they had what they might
have for eighty eight cents that is fne long curly,
dark soft silky head Of hair and clear healthy noble
brow fine healthy cheeks white neck, and soft, white
smooth hands they would be. All reader, you doubtless
think we are putting ngperhapsso, still should you try
three shiag hottie Of Jones Hair Restorative, and fifty
cent cake OF Jones' Chemical Soap you would then really
and truly believe with that these articles really and
truly do II represents the forces the hair grow
stops it falling 1f, scurf dandruff and rough
harsh, dry rusty hair soft, dark silky and beautiful
the other is well known to cure any eruption dsfgure
ment OF the skin and render the skin beautifully soft
smooth clear and white Both sold at the sign the
American Eagle 81 Chatham street, 323 Broadway.
Reaisr be careful and buy the latter article where
else but at the above places in this city, you will be
swinded withan ignorant shabby genteel couaterfeer
% ROFF's HYGEIAN HAIR CREAM.-The only
real remedy for the growth of the human hair rendering
II dark SOFT silky and curling at OF Walker street. lst
Store FROM Broadway.
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MEDICAL CARn-nnCTnR CLOVER e.,nGaa.

MEDICAL CARD-DOCTOR GLOVER confines his
practice principally TO the treatment and delicate
diseases their different stages Also elects Strctur res t,ouo
rh9a Seminal Weakness Obstinate Ulcers all sores arr
sing from mpurty of the blood Ills experience and success
y The cure Of this class Of diseases great Persons
cted with OF the above named diseases who have been
considered ncurabe difficult of 10 make
pIcation q his office No Ann street. Broadway adj
c9ntdsntay hour during the day aud evening until 10
ociock .--.-- sll ltsec
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This stock is very small compared with the consump-
tion from that time to harvest but it shows the healthy
state Of the market and how little we have to expect from
that country in the way Of customer for our agrcutur
al products An outlet for surplus agricultural pro-
ducts is always very anxously looked for and immed
aey supplied but when compare our greatest exports
with the Immense amount PRODUCED appears but drop
In the bucket The annexed table shows the quantity
grain produced in this country for three years
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n / b l. O'S G A r ID + n .
GREL,N tInIrsE pI A NfuS

S,xe ALL THE COLLECTION Of rare aud choice Green
1sonse Plants bsI9ngng,o Nbles Garden, will be sold
The Green Houses unayod bly broken up They
consist Of large specimen Plants such Cameas Rhododen
drons Aloe Orange, Lemon lyme Shaddock and Pomega
nate Iees bearing fruit Aec'ca, Cassias Masroas Hbs-
Posporum, SparmlunIss, Jesmne Fu eniss, Meaen
ca Batie brush India Rubber OleandeIs Laure tnu
Yucca Palms, Lantanas, discus Datua Fuphorbas, &c;
Dwarf Orange and Lemon res Camellias variety;
Paeuars in future advertisements Catalogues will be ready
few days. si0rc
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ST. GEORGE HOTEL

81 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
'Hf subscriber beg leave TO his friends and the
- public generally and especially the former of the
Waverly House, while he is proprietor that he has
chased the lease Of the above establishment for Of years
aud that the house opered for the reception of company
The house newly fitted up and refmished last winter
having made arrangements with the present Of the proper
y 10 enaree improve and beauy the establishment great
the dull season Of the year, He as himself that when the
contemplated improvements shall have been completed that
this hotel will rarely be with and
will then least the rank and position that for
the Globe Hotel The hotel will be conducted upon the Anne
rican plan Of keeping hotels Breakfast o'clock till l2
Dinner at aud O'Clock Tea from TO 2 night Supper
till I2 o'clock.
Charges for board day single gentlemen dollar and
hity cents, Ladies' rooms two dollars each person.
For the liberal and
sIi Iwhk = - s'-''''' ''0 x%oNzo REED
HOTEL FOR sAlE-The PROPRIETOR who is about leaving
n the country would dispose Of his the Hotel and
One wishing engage this business will find this oppo
unty Of purchasing the best stand the
at the immediate landing Of the Boston aud Philadelphia
particulars inquire at the premises s lt%ec
ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTs-Brown shsetngs and
Shlrngs Of every style and width, all the known brands,
Cabot Ghcoee p Nlerrimack Exeters, unknowns, Sc.
may be had manuiacurers prices the second floors OF
Nos 10 and 20 Cedar street half block above Pearl
ard wide seetings at 6 cents also, bats, weks twne
warp and wadding also best Southern yarn Nos II
sll lt*ec I. N. UNDERHILL 10 and 30 Cedar st.
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
FEATHERS, HEAD ORNAMENTS, &c +, &c
I OWITZ BECKER, No "a John street, will open this
- day, entirely fresh stock Of French Afc al Flowers
Feathers just received by the last packets from ave The
above stock selected Paris by C. h. Becker late sales
man with Bran Co. Of William street sil lm*ec
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Passengers Arrived.

HAvRE-Packet ship Bnrgundy-E Clark Mrs Clark and
servant New York; Roberts, lady our children and SER
ysn switzeand Mrs Fanfemo Mr. Reenaud Master Iaoul
kambeau Paris; NJ panfax, Germany32 in the steerage.
and lady. ~
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Gy- 0OURAUD's POUDRE SUBTLE. FOR COM.
pleey permanently and safely ersdicating superuous
hair from females upper lips moles low foreheads the
more stubborn beard OF always tested at the origi
nal cfce 81 Walker street. lst Store FROM Broadway
Direcuons-French, Spanish and English, accompany
aarh hoffla
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MARITIME HERALD.
shin yImsters and ACent.

We shall favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
70 ROBERT SIvsy Captain Of our News Boats report Of
spoken on their passage list Of their Cargo and foreign
medaey on their arrival Agents and Correspondents home
or abroad will also confer favor by sending this Office all
the Marine Intelligence they obtain Nautical nfoma-
ton Of any kind viii be thankfully received
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE.


PARK THEATRE.
Boxes 81 Pit. 50 cents Gallery rs cents.
Doors oi al The Curtain viii precisely halfpast1
THIS EVENING" NSbSYoLHsus Srpt AZ sill be performed
Coriolanus Mr. Anderson gominus, Mr. barry
Menenius, chippendale Tuliu' AuGsdns, Dyott
To conclude with
THE DEAD SHOT. - -.
MIR Timd, MIR Chppendale Louisa, Miss Clara Ellis
NlEI.O'S GARDEN.
Corner Of Broadway and Prince street. New York
The Entertainments are under the sole direction Of
s,x,.. - MIR. MITCHELL.
NOIlCE-Ihe Garden Ga o'clock, and the per
made comfortable should the evening be damp or cool
THREE POPULAR PIECES
Beauty and the Beast Tabaux Of the Tyro and the Young
WEDNESDAY EVENING September II viii he presented
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST.
Beauty, Miss TAYLOR Narygoda Mrs Wars
troton Pump Esq NieLnson Black Cupid Mast Wood
L. lptermissnn halt an n
After which,
TABLEAUX OF THE TYROL.
To conclude with,
THE YOUNG SCAMP.
M,ldew .,........ Mr. Holland
General Beauvois. Nickinon
aitreu l!arke
Joseph ......... ......... Miss Clarke
Wiiiam -. Mr. severe
Eliz:, Miss TAYLOR
Mrs. Mrs. MANLY MANLY ..'','.'., yrs watts
U-NO PcsTPoSEMENT a, iii. establishment on ae
of weather. the Grand Entrance from Broadway the
Saloon protected and the New Saloon which ventilated
from the top and sides be enclosed at momentS notice
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PORT OF NEW YORK. SEPTEMBER H.


Cleared.
Ships Stephen Whitney, Thompson, Liverpool X. Kermit;
q. Colon. Smith, Havana Spoford Tieston Co-Brigs
Baltic (Br) Dunbar Miramich r. Wnnett Enterprise (Bl
Gorham, st. Johns, NF do; Morea, Edgar, Mobile f. d..
Hurlbut Coz Leonora Collins, Wilmington, NC f. s. Pow
ell; Alfred Tyler, Weeks, Edsartown.
Arrived.
Packet ship Burgundy Wotton, from Havre, Aug. H. and
the Lizard 6h with 1920 pkgs mdse Fox Livingston and
others Has been the westward Of Nantucket for the last
days, with light winds and calms.
Bremen baque Anna Kortlang, 80 days from Bremen with
mdse, to order--li4 steetage passengers.
British brig Cleaner, Beckwith 12 days from Windsor Ms
with plaster 10 master.
Brig Metamora, from New Haven, in ballast.
Schr H. Lawrence Peart (ate Churchill days from Black
River J with l23 tons ogwood 10 bags pnento Dawson
Co., Brig Only Son. for New York. sailed DAYS before
d. D. CHURCHILL late master OF the H. L. died the 2ist u
Schr Belle, McNath days from Norfolk with mdsc 10
Sturges 4 Clearman-i0 passengers.
Schr Richard Taylor from Thomaston, with lime.
Below.
One barque, one brig unknown.
Sailed.
Ships Northumberland Griswod London; Fairfield John.
NOeans; Henry Allen Wilson and Ambassador knight
nharleston braue Condor Wise portand bes Ann Eliza
others.
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HUNTERS RED DROP.-This medicine is the only abso.
lute that has been discovered for diseases
which have been known when seated the system 20 down
eminent physicians. II allowed by every acquainted
with IT, 70 be the certain, safe and quick mode Of cure
known toos sesge Of disease from the system in
lew days, matter how old the and also be
with the safety II dee observation there are M
restraints laid the patient. Office Division street; no other
place IN the city. Price ST. with directions On sale in Alba.
ny, ~ Lydus but bs had Rochester or Buffalo
throughout the great II is only be had Of Dr. Thomas
johnston, Louisville, NY. sill ltkec
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SHIP NEWS.
C0rrcSpOndence OF the Herald.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. I0-P. M.
Arived-Emelipe, Nichols, Luhec; Vulcan Smith NYork.
and Abbahua Cram, Fall River; Alvano Pace Sun Ryder;
az, Nom Ba.on are
port Galaxy Bl Bruce shelburne Ms; Smith
yenson Hatord Charlotte, Westcot Poughkeesie; Siam
Grant Milton, Mass; Cooley Camp Gen Lafayette Jar
Wis, and Ironsides, Morrisan, NYork
Foreign Ports.
BARBApoKs. Aug r7-In port Chipola MeIennan, for st
Thomas few days; Brothers, Ihurow for Porto Rico,
day; Juno, Irahen I'm NYoTk, diss sarah Bentley Hoffman
day. Sid 18th, Bridgton, Adams st Thomas.
Home bsOrvs.
PHILApELpHIA Sept i0--Arr Joshua Emlen Wccx, New
York; DESPATCH Carly Matanzas 26th u-leit, Milton IL
bridge I'm PHILADELPHIA dsg. Arr Pemaquid Fassett, Bangor
Below, brig Elizabeth.
WLMrscros, Del Sept ioArr Hope Carnahan Barbadoss
BALTIMoRF, Sept eAIr Ann, Beml Horstman, Bremen;
Harriet, Bown, Bermuda; Candace Brghtman Fall River;
Lyeool Lyeomns with loss Of for topgalsn mast and
IBrl Williams, Demenn; Fulton, tnew) Hubbard, St Tho
mas. Sid Michigan, NYork.
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RECEIVED

KECEIV ED
Is II Il G + N L A RR1V VALS.
7k0 PIECES rich elegant and fashionable Silks
Aco 300 pieces high luste Apacca Of every shade desirable
cheap.
500 do nj. ID. Laines comprising the best stock
Offered retail.
$50 do Lupin's fine French Merino, Of every color
and shade
100 do Fine German and English do very cheap.
200 do Eoliens Paramatas, Cashmere, de Cosse and
Taaones.
80 1000 Shaws comprising Cashmere, Thibet Broshee,
Woolen, Plaid Figured, De Lane, and other styles.
Also Flanne Blankets, Velyes Cloths, Cassmere Sat-
nets, Vestings, &c, &c.
The above goods will be sold the satisfaction all who
may favor with a call. BARKER 4 TOWLE,
sill 3t~ec Catharine street
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why or GRAIs GnowN IN THE UNITED STATES.
Old stock Exchange.

The returns for ls4d must show very great increase
in the production. and perhaps increase the expor
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FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

s13e SPLENDID FARM the Hudson river, of
wborgh Orange county mile Of the village,
containng oI high of Guilty well
watsred tbounded west by aneve failing stream Of wate
good house stories and kitchen good large
Barn and Lime-n and plenty Of limestone The farm will
be divided sold together viii best suit the purchasers
gage A will best suit the pplchsse For particulars enquire
the premises The sale will be Friday, 9th Of Sept
the Orange Hotel Ne,vhprgh u O'Clock smg23
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A LADY FROM ENGLAND is desirous Of forming an en-.
n with family visiting
ofnstucton comprises the usual branches Of sound English
education, with music and French The respectable
be procured Letters addressed h. o. X office Of
this paper, will be attended to- sll ltsrc
FOR SALE CHEAP
THE STOCK AND FIXTURES of that well-known es-
tablishmen The Ann Street House being in the best bu
sness paI o. te cys rare chance io person who wishes
the present proprietor selling that he is going other
business For further particulars apply the premises Ann
ST lin
HORSE POWER-0n the Inclined Plane principle in per-
IL feet order and good For sale cheap Apply
06 Nassau street, 42 Sixth Avenue where it be
sli
SOAPS AND PERFUMERY.
Johnson vROOM late Johnson & Co.. of Cedar street,
Manuactne for Groce Druggists, Country Sorekeerers
BARRIERS and Pedars description Of Fancy Soaps Of the
hst quality and at the lowest possible prices
Sales Room the Mandatory Trinity the rear Of
Trinity Church. sIi i'm sec
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purchasers, by X COLLINS StO
SSm 10 South street
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TUBEKOst BOUQUETS

IOBEhOSf BODllt ELS.
4zx THE SUBSCRIBERS Collection Of Tnberoses al
8T1 Astoria bloom; collection
z.oI china Monthly Roses whose autumnal buds the
finest OF the The delightful perfume of the Tuberose
well known and inferior Jasmine Orange Bosom
Small round neatly arranged Bouquets Of the above flowers
With Helotrope will be received every morning from the Gar
den and be the window II John Price Is
cents each. j. NJ THORBURN * co,
$40 3tsrc
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CORNS, BUNIONS AND BAD NAILS
O. Tr II r, n

l LITTLEFIELD, CHiRopoDisT takes this method to in
~ form citizens and visiting New York that he still
continues his successful treatment Com Bunons Club and
Inverted Nails at the Merchants Exchange Bathing Rooms
William three doors below Wall street and al his
dence, AL Bowery, one door below 10Th street.
All orders pnnctually attended any part Of the city,
without extra chage.
Office hours from A. M o'clock r. NJ home MORN
ing end evening. e1f imnod -
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ARTlFICIAI. TEETH

AKTTFIJTAI TEETH
M. LEVETT Dentist, the ntroducer Of inserting
~ Iupbe Teeth the principle OF atmospheric pressure al
lowed to be the greatest Improvement dentistry
duced invites strangers aud the public his
new method, which win be found greatly superior 10 ANY
NOW ~ USE embracing others the adv Of
great and permanent comfort cleanliness durability, &c To
patients It is particularly adapted precudes the
Of extrac teeth and the
mouth in healthy state The testimonials from the
most distinguished society with the highest dental and other
authorities, will those requiring artificial teeth
those who have had them unskfully the appes and
satisfactory results. NJ. LEVETT Dentist,
sill lm.rc 900 Broadway in Warren 81.
ORDER OF UNITED BkOI nEks or TEMPERANCE
T'HE First Public Meeting Of this Order will take place
Wednesday Sept liih At hacpast precisely, the Apo
meeting Music by tie Choir o the Dr and he Band Of he
v $ ship North Carolina The Inderenden Oder Of Recha
l.ry the LADIES' aud friends of Temperance generally
daily invited 70 attend Admittnee free The most perfect
order VIII be observed Children without guardians
will not he admitted JAMES HARPER, President.
T.. ID. CONNfRY, &. s.
a. e. CASTLE. r. s. $40 otsm
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HALLOCk CASTOR OIL CANDY.
Is highly approved Of the best mode of administering
valuable medicine chidren-beng pleasant the
they viii readily whatever given them II may be used
for all purposes that the simple Oil extensively
mended Common colds all kinds Of coughs bowel com
ing irritation Manufactured by A. .. HALLOCK, . Iie
Spring street, and neatly up trroected from the and
dmpness and warranted 20 keep clmae in packages
l2 cents each with full directions for See that the Pro-
pretor's is written on the engraved wrapper
Sold by most Druggists in cities and general through.
the country. sIl lmsec
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1& DENCE OR FARM Of apout 90 or 10 Acres situated
- within miles Of this city, in the county Of Westches
ter the village Of West Farms ard the Post road
ming between this city and Boston The farm in high
Of The most choice selections and quality The house is ele
eanty situated prominent location commanding
sye view Of the adjacent country Long Island Sound &c. and
built but few since the best possible manner and
epee with and comnodious being
80 feet by 80 feet The onthoses all new and admirably
ranged For farmer resident of the city this place offers
great nducement being within hours drive Of the city and
within mile Of the Harlem Railroad The place be
amned AZ any time aud possession given in 30 days.
For further gpy 70 lhe on the premises.
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PALMO's OPERA HOUSE.

PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.
THE ETHIOPIAN MlNsTRELS" beg 10 inform the
citizens Of New York that at the request Of several iam
lies that have been seeing their performances they
have delayed their departure aud made arrangement with the
proprietor Of the above place for few nights and will appear
Songs Duets TTios Quares Catches Glees &c. Of
unrvalled variety and character on
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. II,
and evening until further notice. Tclts OF admission
only IS cents-Children half-prce. sll t.ec
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piano F0RTEs.-JoHN PETIICK, formerly Muady
Pethick nioms those wanting good Piano Fores that
he has at his Old Establishment 20i Beecker Of Han
cock street choice assortment Of Piano forte from
octayes, which for external sh internal qualities
second 10 made IN this country 10 Europe.
Old Pianos taken in exchange their value Pianos
tuned and repaired
The kncerbockr line Of stages pass the door every three
m les N dav. sl0 IN IRE
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-11-29

AT the Land Office at QUINCY, ILLINOIS,
commencing on Monday, the ,sistA day Of December
msIt, for The disposal of the public lands within the
east half OF the southwest quarter Of section eighteen
and the east half of the southeast quarter Of section
.weniy-nine, in township north. of range siI
east, Of 4th principal meridian.
AT the Land Office al DIXON, ILLINOIS, com
mencing ON Monday, the SIXTEENTH day Of December
"ers, for the disposal of the public land. within the
east part Of the northeast fractional quarter OF section
twenty-one, and the east part Of the northwest frac-
tona quarer Of the same sscston, in town,hp forty
three north OF range one. cast of the third principal
meridian.
The northeast quarter of section eleven, in town
ship twentysI OF range eight east Of Me 4th princ-
pal meridian; the west part Of the northwest fraction
al quarter of section one and the northeast fractional
qnarerot section two, in township sixteen, OF range
Six, west OF the 4th principal meridian.
The sales will each be kept open for two weeks
(unlsss the lands are disposed Of and Ion
ger; and no private entries Of any lands herein de-
scribed will be admitted until after the expiration Of
the two weeks.
Given under my band, at the city Of Washington
this second day of September, Ammo Domini 1874.
J. TYLER.
BY the President
Tho. II. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the GenI Land Office.
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.

TN pursuance of law, l, john TYLER, President OF
/ the United States of America, do hereby declare
and make known, that a PUBLIC SALE will be
held at the Land Office at NEWMAN SVILLE in
the TERRITORY OF FLORIDA, commencing Oh
Monday the sixteenth day of December next for the
disposal of the unapproprsted vacant public lands
nated to wit:
South Of the Base line and East Of the meridian.
Townships twenty, twsnty-one and twenty-five, OF
range eighteen.
The two easternmost tiers Of sections in township
fifteen the two caste tiers of sections and
tons twenty two, twenty-seven and thiry-four, in
township sixteen the east half of township seventeen
and the east half of township eighteen and the sec
tons tw enty one twenty-eght and thirtythree, in
tho same township and all of townships nineteen and
twenty except the two westernmos tiers of sections
in the former, of range nineteen.
Townships fourteen, fifteen and sixteen of ranges
twenty, twenty-one and Twenty-Five
Townships fifteen and twenty, of range twenty
three.
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools,
military or other purposes, will be excluded from
sale.
Thu sale will be kept open for two weeks UNLESS
the lands are sooner disposed Of and no longer and
no private entries Of lands in the townships so offer
3D. will be admitted, until after the expiration of the
two weeks
Given under my hand at the City of Washington
this oath day of June, A. d. 1874.
JOHN TYLER
By the President
Tho. ii. BLAKE,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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I The section three, in township ten, of range
twelve.
Fractional township eleven except sections two to
| seven inclusive of range twelve.
Fractional township ten, FRANCE fourteen.
Fractional township thirteen, except sections ten,
oureen twenty three and lhiry-sx of range twelve.
Fractional township fourteen, of Grand liver,
| OF range twelve
Fractional township fourteen, east of Grand river
except sections one, Two and thirtylour, of range
thirteen.
fractional township fifteen, north of Lake Po-
lourd, of range thirteen.
The fractional sections thrty-three thity-eight
lory and nifty, In township fourteen of range four
teen.
The lots or sections to forty-one incla-
sive In township sixteen, of range sixteen.
1he lots or sections TO fifteen inclusive, and
lots seventeen to sxty.six inclusive, in township
seventeen, OF range sixteen.
Inc lots or sections fofty-seven, forty-eight and
ioriy nne, and sections seventy four, seventy i've
and seventy-six and sections eighiy-two to eighty
seven inclusive IN township seventeen of range
enteen.
The lots for whine, ff,y-one, fnytwo and fifty.
eight, IN township ightsen, ofrange twenty-one.
Fractional township fifteen, of range twenty-three.
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools,
mnilary, or other purposes, will be excluded from
sale.
The sales will each be kept open for two weeks,
(uness The lands are sooner disposed OfD and no lon
ger; and no private entries of land in the townships
Offered will be admitted until after the expiration of
the Two weeks.
Given under my hand at the City of Washington,
this second day of September Ammo Domini, 1874.
J. TYLER.
By the President: