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AR RIVED,


MASTER 6ee Is & Il ' 90 6ns
bark ndefatisaee. from Bristol, Eng for Charleston
Ship Pacific Goodhus from Charleston psc4 cotton ana
Ship An,on Barknan 8days from Charleston and
Ship Patina Manson 81 days from Mobile cotton, to
o Snip Maiha @ Washington Tyler Is days from Apfashi-
cola cotton and tobacco, Post Phiils Left bark Ala
bana Merritt t9sall Jan t for NswiY & oIk. coa.
5 s9g &c S95P 90 Moss ss'@ 'fy' 152 Sp Ass
qg for sGHs y5Snan 5 Na lG5 '''
Ship Ee WaIlass Of Baltimore Is tsyi FG On Me@
orleans Si1s Pamyra Of and for Boston NewYok Of
SewYork for Vera Cruz, aud AeSay' 81 ana l'f hauei
Rak Stafford Robson s days from Orleans cotton.
PROVISIONS SC, 10 r Robson. ~.
bo,@v Sc 10 owes Cooley Robinson Left brig Lu;
cy for Boston Experienced very bad weather was oosr
70 throw overheard logs Of mahogany for the safety oi the
RT Ann Hlliard OF Boston, days fcm Matanzas mo
asses bound Boston: put in IN distress .sky WIN loss
ofdeck load Sailed ia company with bfls augusta Lesch
BriG Fanny Coit BaksT, days from Georgetown e.
I'm Ds e. 10 II Colt * co.
eo2e Bte Honer watts, days from New Orleans sugar &c
TO BSs Repubc new) Smith days from Baltimore ndze
to 6an,sh ShrI,s ssf odn Enges from MQnyde0 Nov hides
Sc, De Forest Co Vessels lelt before fes8ttsd
zs,ah r fs G das schS l0 9s5sf5G FOR Sg
next day: schE Nauvoo uncIeaFea; sehf >e a'
oI cHb scbr Joseph Howe Lawy 20 days from jamaica
1orwood to Chesteiaia s Ponvert ,,
.rne Coliius 10 days from MatamoTaS hides, TO
sga'Psst Ppfot Cats days from Machias lumber,
eSi Brilliant from Machias lumber
esSS srSr Two Brothers, Richardson y days from Washing
to Daniel Baker Baker, days from ashnston, u
- stores 10 a B Cooley y CO..
schf Hannibal La Caro- days from Folly Landing corn
and srbr gat Bicbmont Cuhan days Bedford, OIL
to .SI aa'E s Dyer 10 days from Gsorgsown cotton
TO sehT Cuslew, from Proyidence, IN ballast.
BELOW,
Rrk Reform Tilyou, from Mobile, 10 stnrges 4 Clear.
n4n, R.k wevbe.se, Collins from Orleans TO order.
Bark Averon 3, days from snsanilla mahogany, TO order
BrIr Oneco Butler from NV Orleans.
Also, snip, unknown " md y
sbios Ceylop Cook, ApaIachcola; St Mary, Foster,
OIlgzrs stephen Whitney Thompson, Lverpo- Montreal
BaIs Ley.r D5ricksqn, Gibraltar; D. Ba,ett, Lon
Bs s0 o Ms d 56 64i 'ss pcaPs pse1ns
iachicola: Joseph Gortam, West Key West and number
Of Others.
MEMORANDA.
Tbs shin Adirondack from Liverpool was no, below
satprday, as reported b. the telegraph.
DISASTERS.
Bark Sabine before rneHtiored Merrill was lost OF Chit
,sn-e Bar, Nov %:
vnes from NewYork his port when days OUT, fell
from he main ;op4st and was very seriously injured
NJ Sargent's Life of Clay for sale this Office
Thirty copies for ST. hundred copies for So Postage 70
anv part the United States only! II Copies wrap
n ready for mailing above. Pnce for single copies Ct
cent?. o@
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EVENING EDITION,
RsesDAY. 81 O'CLOCK. p. aE.

G We have reports from Albany that CHAs
P DAILY has been agreed on for Judge of the
Common Pleas of this City, vice Judge Wm.
Inglis, and that THOMAS JEFFERSON SMITH is to
be the new Justice Of the Marine Court.
The former IS fair appointment, though Mr.
DAILY VIII not fill the place of Judge Inglis; the
latter Is as If is
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U- Transactions at the American Insti-

''N~o For the Present Week.
Trr,p,y January l6h at l2 o'clock. NJ Meeting OF the
Farmers CUB the partcula subject SUB Soil Ploughing
Sama evening free address by Doct D. p. GARDNEE-Sub
rct T6e 4drantqgs Of applying Science 10 agriculture
The high ehaac.. D5 m sue plsdse ohs u mat THIS most
WEpNEspAY, Jan l7th att O'CLOCK, F. NJ, the Conyersa
Meeting viii commsnee At = Sc@sS ns
Strangers in particular Will be welcome. c.:
FRIDAY 18Th I: O'Clock. P NJ, free lecture on on'p
Buildlng BY j. w. GRlyFITHs. Jl0
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Markets =. THIS Day. ? o'cloc

Cotton is quiet There change Flour. The demand
limited Sales 1000 kegs Obbs old Lard atoat 81
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NJ Observation-Disclosures

rT PhrenO- acknowledgements desiring H'
formation upon the conditions and regulations o! Professor
Course Of Instructions ON his system OF
Memory invited call No 2Sl Broadway opposite
the Washington Hotel the Granite Building, up stars
first floor first room the right hand No on the door
where the Prospectus be obtained and Information
received from 10 A NJ. TO I. NJ
N BAH written communications upon this subject must
\ 80 ar nos,,g. Jt2
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sVFRENE CouRr-Nos. l, ,, 3, /, 9S, 5, 81, 8, IL
ClRCurr CorRr. Relnre Indigo kent.

'ikCUTT COURT. Before Judge KENT
L. " NJ Hoffman Us. Thomas Briggs and Joseph
o0'e The plaintiffs in 1871 received from Brsg,
Voe io S'2, endorsed by gentleman named Gdrdiuer
protested and recourse had TO the endorser. who de-
N "S signature 10 b. forgery aud catered complaint
ss.'' 1'isss al the Police Office, IN arrangement was
ucs Sy which Briggs pay $500 m cash and $500
a1e" note which, compared leave the parties
less the S1tO ad. This note also lay over, and the
e TO recover S2O Moore that the firm dis
vioIe the rss note became due which BnSSs agreed
NET and that BY plaintiffs taking anew mote from Briggs
ooEe) was absoved from the contract; The Court and
cal cSr thought otherwise. Verdict for plaintiffs.
'"eRT OF COMMON rLEAS..., Before judges III
saoGFggS lNGLIs and lNGRAuAM.
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David ]. jaryis rs. the Mayor Comno,oI,,. &,

David J. jarvis rs. the Mayor, Commonaltv &c
.Aes.Yo The plaintiff removed from a Corpora.
sva ohce June last, by JOINT ballot He con
asd 10 perform the duties for weeks afterwards until
essioF appointed but the CORPORATION refused 10 paw
AI!sfy He sued aver!inc that notice OF removal haG
@ ss oSsn seyyedupon han, aud verdict was given his
t Motion made TO ses the verdict aside The Court.
a9d By the proceeding in oint ballot uGe<> knowledge OF
wa olonshl home 10 INN. Jua. ..nsll 2hLmed.
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MARINE JOURNAL
CLEARED.

Shps Florence Leach Matanzas, Newbold Cruft; ST
MARY Foster Newt orleans, Stanton FROST Ceylon Cook,
Apalachicola W Howland; Charleston Brown, Charles
Barks Levant, Derickson Gibraltar, Mason Thompson;
D Bassett. London Stewart Wnshti Iron Queen lB)
Brigs Emily, Sherwood Charle;toR, Durham x Dlm9n;
Manhattan Doane Apaachicola, + H&rbut 90; Mo
Eng + nnes james Wilson Peckner Marseilles Fitch
< Coz Joseph Gorham, West Key West L Alaiti9nd
dy Candy St Augustine Badger Peck Gen Tacon H2dg
don, Wilmington, C. Badger Peck Roe, SnedicoI Bal
tmore. Johnson * Lowden; Metropolis Stul!, Baltimore
w I, Nee read
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DIED:
January l2, LAURA NICHOLSON ROGERS, daughter of DR..
j. K-arney Rodgers
nuary r. after short but illness Mrs ELLEN
SULLIVAN, in the seth year of her age.
January 10 sutfocaon MARY LOUISA infant daughter
of William ard Elizabeth Bennett aged weeks
January u, JAMES HICKS, Of Simeon Smith, aged
years
January l2, HENRY BREWER, aged i3 years.
Jauraty H. Mrs. HANNAH f. Abel, In the Goth year Of
her age.
At Westcheser, Wesclester Cos January8 JOSEPH LEG;
GgrT infant of Joseph aud Elizabeth L. Hawkins, aged
abopt q months.
Al Utica ia quarry O. MosEs BAGG, Esq, aged 65
At Auburn, December 10, Rev. JOSHUA LEONARD, aged
"a wears.
At Morristown n j. December TO- ELIZA, wife Of James
Wood aged 60 years .
Al Newark y. j., January II, JASNEr. wife Of David
QuigIey, aged q years
AtConnectcu Farms n. j., December Is, TEMPERANCE
BRoKAW, aged 0l Years.
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The President and Trustees have this day declared diy
dead Of wenty per the earned premiums OF the
wear ending December nth, for which Script certificates Will
Be- issued TO insured whom they due, on and alter
the lst day of February next
And the President and Trustees have also this day declared
dividend OF six per interest, the script OF 1882 l8iO
and 1912 PAYABLE in cash and after the Sth of Janua
~ next oy ofueT ofu1pt " lre ppE9aIui INC c,,,,r,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-15

&C The Livingston Republican of the 9th
contains call signed by FIVE hundred Wings Of
that County fora meeting at Geneseo on the 17th
to form COUNTY CLAY CLUB and take measures
to call out the full Wing vote of that patriotic
County for HENRY CLAY
NEw-YoRR LEGlsLAruRE.-A bill passed the
Legislature unanimously on Saturday to change
the name Of the Apollo Association to that of the
American Art Union. Mr. Glazer gave notice
of bill for the better security of mechanics
erecting buildings in the city of New York.
u a Mr.. JOHN DIETRICH was killed on the
Railroad near Meeksburgh, Pa, on the 10th inst.
by being caught by branch of : tree as he was
passing underneath on the cars, and hurled on
the track before the train which passed directly
over him.
u The mercury yesterday morning on the
n w side Of the stores in River street, stood at
Il degrees below zero at sunrise. At9 4. VI. Is
degrees below zero. This is by far the coolest
weather of the season.
On Tuesday morning the mercury was Is de-
grces below zero at Fort Edward in this State.
Troy Wing, 18th.
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oANps observation-disclosures very day Of the cures
r,o.neu ny ms excellent eraraon of Of
uao!e ioois CT the Whole meca There ale many
ffaets OF sUsaPaa" vogue, but none belisv-
Mtcn equals ths retains all the peculiar curative quail
ueN OF Safgaags. IN thesT natur. stens h. Tn.s
secet OF the sncces and the supeIonyo Sands prpaI4
tioG Whlci oecotnins and popular. bet
'eT kLown aud wider circulated and used. Am. Cit.
iIsG aud sold wholesale retail and for erporraton
hy a. b: SANDS 90 Druggists. (Granlte Eudlnss,l
Gofsi 70 oi froa"dy md Chambers street Sold also bY A
p 20 Fu!ton, OF God-street; end AZ
last broadway corner al Maghetstet fnc- 81 bottle
SIX bottles for 81.
- Office Of the Bo.very Fire Insurance
company, No. ~ BoweJyt corner OF Grand-Steet, De
cemeef 2O &i2.-NoTicETh Company ;heir
,oaers and the pubic that they iil continue -
ioWts rates e premium on as favorable terms similar
institution III this city, including those Companies
tiSa to return 10 per ia MES LONETT President.
iETER PiSCGSEY Secretary d2! In
. Cotton Canvass, CoMPRIsING HEAVY
SAlL DUCK, LIGHT RAVENS, for BOAT SAILS
AWNINGS, &c. Also HEAVY TARPAULINS. Pa
Fkh Eel lTlNGS, 81 TO ~ inches vide BAGGlNG, plain
and twlll,d % and inch. Also Gram and Meal Bags 2:
BR!NCKERs0FF, FOX < PoLHEaiUs
jail I'm % PiDe-street
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Ship Mariana Norton % days from Apaachcoa cettOn
10 Post S Phillips.
America hides and wood. 10 II D Cothea
Schr Frances, Burt from Norfolk, aud days from the
ans corn TO J s Bartlett, OF New Bedford, where the
schooner i, bound Sailed company with schrs hmpeor,
from Batmore bound Taunton; Judge Hitchcock, from
Georgetown. for New York.
Schr McDonough, Smay, days from Portland, Ne, pors
toes TO w Lewis.
Schr United States from Passport lumber
Schr Mary Ann, Hall from Eastport lumber.
Schr Gil nlas from Nav Haven, in ballast.
Schr Cornea, flaIle days ftom Boston, mdze TO +
Schr Model Ireland, days from Richmond, coal.
schr Excel Lowell, 8 days from Boston, mdze 10 w
Lewis.
schr recian Chase days from Boston, md4e te Atkins.
BELOW.
Brig Susan & Eliza, Dyer, from New Orleacs.
Brig Ceres from Savannah.
Also. ships barAs and brgs unknown. Wind ENW.
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~ Birth Day Of r'ranklim!-Grand E'es

- Birth Day OF r'rankIim:.Grand Fes-
.tyal 70 be gwen by the LADY FRANKLIN rhM-
PERANCE SOCIETY, on "Wednesday evening. January
H. at the Washing Hotel OF Broadway ana Meade
The Committee who have the getting up OF the Festival
have enable them To promise all
VINO may attend, delightful syenIng .,,
The Hon. B. F. Butler j. F sco!es ESD and ADD finan
Waterman have accepted invitations TO be present. ani vi"
make short addresses during The eve niug -,
uli and efficient md of has been engaged to add
s 10 orgme os ode entitled sober Spouse for me-! the
words bg Gen George P Morris, and the music By fsnry
Russell Es, will sung By Mrs. Strong accompanied by
Mr. Timn the Piano Forte
The Lady franklin Choir w IS ng t%o ooes od ,h
other b. T. l.. Nichols, ESD i o,, 49,,
Chair of FRANKLIN viii be used by the President OF the eve
ming. .t.
The tables will be bounully supplied, ndeyery thing pro-
cured which be expected! at such a enter IN
The strctest order H te preserved IN ana ABOUT me hdi
police department wii te under The ch~ se oi JUSTICE
Nlas-li mo has kindly volunteered 10 be present
To secure the safety Of all garments hat and cloak room
has provided which VIII be under the chage OF M
NIarn,r proprietor Of Washington Hotel ne usual
charge Will b. made gentleme and no hats VIII Dr. allowed
In the Hall on the evening Of the Festival
The following gentlemen have been appointed The ocefs
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW. YORK. JANUARY 1-P. NJ
CLEARED

CLEARED.
Bfiga Agnes. Hunt Cleniuegos NJ Blanchard; Augusta
Sherwood Savann II, Sturses s Cl-arman.
Schrs Cohannet Bartlett. Havana De Zaldo wv Kemp
ton Osborm Norfolk, Surges Clearman SeIing Taylor
Wilmington, Z Howell.
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Passengers Arrived.
In The ship Norma from Hauana-John Cosreja, Antonio
Rasines, Alexander Thompson.
In the ship EH.rsie, from NetC- OrlcGns-A Miller
Newman, Ernest Raulbeum.
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COURT CA,rNn.R Tus D,v

- YUM UAIENUAK 7 HIS DAY.
"a llRculT CouRT Nos. SO, Is, 20, 43, 81 81, 81,
~ ~ ~ to, 40, AZ, 49, 33, 81 3d. 40, 63, p, 81, 8,
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l2-50o,oOo PEOPLE.
In the United States aone, have noi yet read Ire
TWO GREAT ROMANCES
OF Modem Times-vi1:
MYSTERIES OF PARIS,
rav EUGENE SUE.
Translated ~ Hspry c. DENNIS, Ess.
This is III only correct complete ae anmnoIa:ed se9h
Of the most extraordinary Rozarcs OF Mod Times Co
pies elegantly bound NAV now bc mad the office, oS3'
ana retail,
Pcs 81 IS This popular york Is sent 10 mail subscribers
for s. All new subscribers to the NEW WORLD pa3'fs
year in advance, win have copy gratis,
MATILDA,
OR THE MEMOIRS OF A YOUNG LADY.
BY EUGENE SUE,
Translated By Henry W Herbert
Price, elegantly bound, S.
OF these two Grea; Rom,nces Of Society mors thau
$1,000 COPIES
have .ready been sold and ,e orders have in for the
last month faster than could supply ;he Every man,
and child III Noh America destined read these
books sooner later.
ALSO FOR SALE AT 30 ANS-ST.
THE SALAMANDER,
4 NAVAL RoMANcE.
By Z UG ENE SUE
ArrHoR Of THE MYSTERIES PARIS. MATILDA YE-
MALE sLUsBEASp, &c.
TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH, 81
HENRY W HERBERT.
AUTHOR OF "MARMApCKX wryrL,' THE RSoTEEs.,"
&c. &c.
This is ths Romance Sea, which frs made the
author know throughout Europe and WHICH when drs
sued created pCoound Full Of incident, Of
hghiywrousht and RAPID mteresta5oundnS ~ magnificent
aud poetca descrptIou cannot al! 70 entertain and m
struct every czss OF readers.
Price IS csuts-Sl6 a hundred
THERESE DUNOYER, and the FEMALE BLUE
BEARD hv Eugene Sue. 2S cents each.
ALI5ON'S HISTORY Or EUROPE, abridged o. = ;.
Gould for the use OF Schools. Price 81 2j
MAYER;S MEXICO. with l6O illustrations onwood very
beautiful. Price 81 so.
FRolssARTrS CHRONICLES, handsomely bound
Price So
Together with all the;cneap publications of the day, pub
lished by j. WINCHESTER so Ann-street. Jal5
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MARRIED:

MARRIED:
January 10, S y. JUDAH MIRIAM, daughter of Sexas
Nathan
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VNANTED-A girl to do the general house
w work of small family She must be well recon- recon-.
stand cooking baking &C. Wages IS. Apply between
aud l2 o'clock on Monday. at So Hester St IL"
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NJ Sargent's Life of Clay for sale at this othca
Thirty copies for ST. hundred copies for So Postage 70
anv p the United States only Ii Copies in wrap
s ready for mailing above Pnce for single copies Ct
cents.
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~ A gentleman from Port Richmond, 7. w
informed US yesterday. that short time before
he left party of laborers armed left that place
for the scene Of rioting on the Weland canal ano
that serious disturbances were anticipated.
'll''' buffalo Gazette.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-15
o-tsbyfhe eGoyernor and Senate

YATES Co-And1ew Oliver, First Judge In place OF james
john $ Ceave.ad Judge in place Of Jacob Temper re
moved from the County.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-15

The Savannah Republican states that the Trea-
sur, of the State is in of ample funds al
demands until the first of March The circulation of the
Ceotra Bank will exceed the first of February next
|
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Read and referred to Judiciary Committee.
The GOVERNORS Message was then taken up,
nd after some discussion, the Senate adjourned.
In ASSEMBLY, after the reports of Committees
and notices Of bills and resolutions, the subject OF
iet'enchment was taken up, and, after long
discussion, the Committee rose and the House
Adjourned.
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Address T. ar the office othe journal Of Commrrce ji 2ts'
DOARD WITH FURNISHED ROOMS.-For
1.-two genteneu aud their wives and three single gentlemen,
can be had No l2 Whiteseet block from Broadway
The house newly furnished throughout the most costly
manner The table supplied with the best that the market
affords and every possible attention paid 70 the com
fnr Of board,rs References exchanged i3 3tiss
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c ard private sale fixed at the rate of dollars
and hly cents per acre. and Of those within the limits
Of michigan, the minimum price is in like manner
hIed al the rate of two dollars per acre.
When tract, on which Improvements exist, shall
De offered H. IN addition to tho minimum price of the
land 40 above stated the appraised value OF the i'm
provements be not also hidden. such tract shall be
Withdrawn from the sale, and shall again be offered
al subsequent public sale, due public notice thereof
" hrst being given, when directed by the Commission
81 OF The General Land Office"
Given under my hand at the City of Washington
TINS t"enly-iourth day of June, anoo Dsmini, lsii.
JOHN TYLER.
BY the President:
Tho. ii. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of The General Land Office
June 81
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by THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
june 27

TN pursuance Of law, |, JoHN TYLER, President OF
L the United STATES Of America, do hereby declare
aud make known, that PUBLIC SALE will DC
held at the Land Office at NEWNANSVIlLE in
the ! ERRIIORY OF FLORIDA, commencing on
Monday the sixteenth day of December next for the
disposal Of the unapurcprated vacant public lands
within the limits of the townships hereinafter desg-
mated, to wit:
South Of the Base line and East Of the meridian.
Townships twenty, twenty-one and twenty two, o.
range eighteen.
fifteen, the two easternmost tiers of sections and
township sixteen, the half OF township seventeen
and the east half of tow nship eighteen, and the
tons w eny one, twentyeighi and thirty three in
the same township and all of townships nineteen and
twenty, except the two wesernmost tiers of sections
in the former, of range nineteen.
Townships fourteen, fifteen and sixteen of ranges
twenty twenty-onc 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.
The sale will be kept open for two weeks uness
the lands are sooner disposed Of and longer and
private enres of lands in the townships so offer
ed will he admitted until after the expiration of lie
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 H. BLAKy,
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RIGHTS NEWLY INVENTED METAL

NV kIGH y NtNIh INV tN l ED MIL Al
w Lie PENS.-"By recent improvements IN
tempering the STEEL and m other parts of the process
Of converting 1t into pens, have been enabled TO
add several new varieties to the assortment hereto
fore manufactured by US and our list now embraces
Pens suitable for every kind Of writing, from the
most delicate Italian hand to The broad round text OF
ledger he aiding. want OF 6exibilIty, an universal
complaint against Steel Pens at an early period OF
their manufacture, and alleged ju lily against some
made even at this day. do not hesitate t. say our
Pens are enu,ely except from; and the assertion, II
will be found IL borne out by ties monlas from the
most competent judges Some OF the first writing
masters have adopted them in preference to the quill,
and when it is recollected that in ornamental writing
1t is sometimes necessary to make a single DASH a
line from Lie to of an inch in width, this silent
tribute to their excellence becomes the highest com
pliment that can be offered.
persons making choice of our pens should be par
tcusr IN selecting the kind best suited to their hand,
a. have in more than one instance suffered injury
from hasty decision based upon trial Of La single
Pen Of the kind perhaps the very opposite in all ITS
properties to that which should have been selected
large supply Of all the various kinds Of the above
this day received, direct from the manufacturers by
y. TAYLOR, their agent for the District of Column
bia who will supply Them either retail or to dealer.
at mandatory prices
They may be examined and tested at hi. Rock
Sore, fsnnsyvsnis s'snu. Nay "A.
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township thirty, OF range twenty.fi,e.

township thirty OF range twenty-five.
township thir y-one, Of ranges nineteen, twenty
five.
townships tbirty-lhree and thiny-four Of ranges
thiny-two and thiuy-lhIee.
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools,
mi'ilafy, or other pur oses, will be excluded from
sale.
The sales will each be kept open for two weeks
(unIess the lands sooner disposed Of and Ion
ger and no private entries of land 10 the wnships
80 offered will be admitted unit! after the OK pIalion
of the Two weeks.
Given under my hand, at the City of Washington
this 9th day OF June A. ID. 1874.
JOHN TYLER.
BY the President
Tho. II. BLAKE,
Comm Of the General Land Office.
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By the President
Tho. II. BLAKI,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS

Every person entitled to the right OF pre-empton
TO any lands within the limits of the townships above
enumerated is required 10 establish the same to the
satisfaction of the Register and Receiver of the
Land Office, and make payment therefor a
practicable after seeing this notice and before the day
appointed for the commencement of the public sale
of tie township embracing the tract claimed, above
designated, otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
THO. II. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
tune u.
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enumerated, Is required 10 establish the same 10 tho
ssls ctioo Of the Register and Receiver Of the pro
per Land Office, and makSpsyment therefor as 'OOa
as practicable aho seein this notice and before The day
appointed for the commencement of the pubic sale
OF the township, embracing the tract claimed, above
designated otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
THO Ia. BLAKE,
Commissionsr Qfthe General Land ono.
June &c.
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled 10 the right Of pre-emPon to
any laods within the limits of the townships above
enumerated Is required to establish the same to the
Satisfaction OF the register and receiver OF the proper
Land Office, and make payment therefor soon as
practicable pler seeing This notice aud before the day
appointed for the of the public sae Of
The township, embracing the tract claimed above de-
sisnated; otherwise such claim will he forfeited.
THO II. BLAKE
Conm'r Of the Genera! Land Office.