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W tbC 49,.
vemtion-The Central Clay Committee OF Newly ok have
appointed the undersigned Committee to make arrangements
fer the enrolment of Delegates for this City and State 10 the
Young Mems Clay Convention be held in the City OF Ba-
more on the "a May And also 10 negotiate with Tie
Steamboat and Railroad Companies on the route 10 OBTAIN inc
most favorable terms OF transportation.
Suitable ARRANGEMENTS will be concluded in few days 20
CONVEX by steamboat otherwise 10 Baltimore rs many rs
nny Amply BIZ letter addressed 10 the subscriber in THIS Cy
enclosing ten dollars which will passage through TO
Baltimore and back provided sufficient number make eaty
npplcaon This conveyance will be by steamboat through
10 Baltimore Arrangements also progressing Tor the
safe CONVEYANCE those tina, prefer the Railroad Line
Apnca;on must BE- made The undersigned nhove stated
enclosing the like sum dollars and the difference may be
adjusted bythe Delegates when they arrive IN person and cp-
tain their tickets. i +; 6 oLehnrS'
NB-Thc Presidents Of the several Clay Clubs and Aoc,a-
items nrc raricuarly requested furnish list OF Delegates
from their Wards the earliest possible moment That stabie
arrangements may be made for their accommodation
cps lwd&%aw;All
rs First Ward. Baltimore Ratification
CUNVENTlON!;!-At Meeting OF me LAY e Iiup o.
Gentlemen were appointed Committee TO receive the names
of such person. this Ward desiro!s OF attending the
Convention of Ratification Baltimore on the "a OF May next
Will please leave their with OF the Committee TINS
pre-en, week. order that proper provisions may De iaue 'o'
hor sac and comfortable conveyance there ana PACK.
JAMES VI. ASHLEY, William 81.
4. {. MOORE, y William ST..
GEORGE COOK. s. Pearl st.,
EDNiRD ANTHONY. l1} Pearl ST..
Com. of Arrangements.
The Committee will he in attendance at the Reading icons
~ o. nv 1851 oci, ,a,t :s)iS Instant apis SITS
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DIAPER HNNGlNGS BORDER AND FIRE BOARD
L PRINTS-J II. * J. VI. PRATT. No. u South NInhni
ami q Stone street hand extensive assortment oi
Paper lian.ng borders and Ere Board Prints when ~
~ go yo-s Vnrrb Ilth mill Suns
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PREss-SEARLY READY,
THE HIGHLANDS OF ETHIOPIA,

WITH ILLrsTRATIoSs.
The greatest book ofTrsvel othe present century The
of the Ensi.h copy az il three large oc;aro volumes To
be issued IN four numbers, . cents each.
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NAPIER, FISHER & CO., l34 PEARL ST.
Offer fcr sale large Assortment Oh
STRAW GOODS,

~ y he, o,vn manufacture of the latest styles, consisting OF
" Rice Rutland Brilliant and Tuscan ADELAIDE and b, 6D
Srnws: Devons Willow Hats and Fancy Goods generally
,uh.s; ImlsF
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s,EUilITX NOTWITHSTANDING eiiiitz Powders, mani
- featured from the very best materials ull weight sesIip
on, un and warranted keep cimaieor SAFE
sale and retail by a. Is, > tNpo ~ ":
Druggists and Chemists 30 broadway. co. Ghnr,ner' -
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defate prce. .:- ,,,,, anil ,ba entire
and direction of the same ken. md
,hn,,a tional charge alo
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WORKS NEARLY READY.


l. RECORDS. OF THE HEART. BY sar.h ANA Levi.
Of Troy IN orc elegantly printed volume. limo.
. THE CHRISTIAN INSTRUCTED N tie ways OF the
Gospel and tie Church OF isrnurse- By the Rev.
J. 4 Spencer, \ VI. One elegant vol. l6ho.
3 ADVICE To MOTHERS. on the rl1nl-enen: Of Their
C.n[Inc during the period o.. Infancy Childhood and Youth;
By b. Pyc Henry Chavasse. From tue ID London Edition
ole vel. l5mo. -
!. THE STUDENTS MANUAL OF Ancient and Modern
History b. w. C. Taylor. Lii. D.. with additions by an eni
) THE HISTORY OF CHRISTIANITY, from the ca-l
est ;.od adapted for the general reader b. W C. Taylor.
LII. d. One vol. l2ro:
the year and principal Hoyday b. Re- Chas Bradley one
vol. $40. 49, -, ,,,,,, .-r n II
Horne. lapl7 a,isl D. APPLETON q CO. 30 ELoadway
Office, Tribune Buildings. I6O Nassan-st.
THE LADIES' NATIONAL MAGAZINE
FOR NAY,
The best Ladies' Maga=iHe Published.
e. An the cont. bu,urs 0 this Magazine are Ladies.
En- bel lis hmeuis-
BASKET WITH FLOWERS u beautiful snd appropriate
I,fr7or for the month engraved and printed By Crae
THE MAY ct ZEN. superb engraving on steel by II. ] .
Ryn after Painting hy \ J. Cha!our
FASHIONS FOR NAY. engraved by !! j. feafce ate'
the latest Partisan designs.
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uBtN'S FANCY SOAPS Tor the Toilet e NsrseyiiI1. on
| ncnd soap Suiant. Palmyenc. BauEs de Peru Hei!o
rope F!eurs dliae Bouquet MUSK Neveine also iu az
Snr,nent of ;urrlnn's superior Soaps For sale by
4 Il. SANDS Il co.
Druggists and Chemists 23 Broadway. cor Chamber sis
,t;r,nlic Buhln-.l aph US
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DEACH ORCHARD CoAL--SUMMER PRICES FOR
tiSJASf 5O.-Thc reduction n the pnce O; GOAL II
tSe ,nin also the re tolls Canal demand change n
the pce for this Season The .ae de, f ta
Now dchargng from foot OF franklin street cargo OF MT
nate Coal OF The Broken Ers and Nut Ss n soo 959s oil
ali n No. l07 Anthony 81. near Broadway.
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1TESlZ SOAP-Ihe genuine Russian kesan Soap; a yety
IL cecbra and sppengr Soap for ShsypE Or me
Whoale and Retail Chem and Druggists 213 Broqdwoy
III 81 cor Chamber st. Gmnte Buldlngl
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,I\hS Oil-To beauty and preserve the he1 aud pro
ID mote is growth bald places Pure Bears O Is u' 81,
nnh OF The har or preserve the gloss and beauty q ue
har aud prevent lis falling oil THIS warranted pure ie9
,bn , ,,llnn Ly L. d. SANDS e. co. 2I3 Broadway.
anil G,is corner Chambers street. tGranite Dunu!psJ-
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Memoranda.

Wind Ne .Weathe, tllck and iogsy
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The Committee will he in attendance the Reading Rooms
u ~, o.cn,nr next ann Instant apis SITS
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I,ot1ND-u Lafayette Place Wallet: c9atnns money
Z HE may fece."e Il - apply III: NJ - oof'i ee
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ET-;AR JENKINS, Auri'oneeT. -, sso
nOSTTISP ,hapccry sale of Constitution Ha- NO a"
I Broadway. near Bleecher st!eet ,,- ~, u...,,,.
ON THURSDAY. the lsh April at II O'CLOCK ~ ~ ~ IN
Exchange the valuable progeny known as W 80;
t-irc ). feet on Broadway y fee. Gu Cross Lae sne i' ~
IN depth with the Ise OF Gross l3ne. - ,..,. -,
see advertisement Q, Thomas Add, Einne; t, sias'e vi
Chancery .ur further pa,tcelns- ,.,.r>., ,.;...
e~e---'' 4 p-,oH
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THE SICK HEkpAcYE-iny suffering with this distress
ing complaint may be sure Of finding immediate relief and
ecctua by usns DR.. Spons Headache Remedy from
] 81 ar ,-s'-nc
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5-WnAr BROWN aud yellow neck thu, well formed
laly has III VIII cake OF Joaess Italian Chemical
Soap before she has used half Der face md neck VIII De Clear
he. cheeks white. mixed with Iosy red II also cures the worst
of erupons pnipeS. salt heum treckeS &c Sold AT
the sign Of the American Eagle s. Chatham - Broad
r., Llvu nj 1raOj
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CRUISE OF THE SoMERS.


and pordered By al republican iTeenien.
JUST PUBLISHED.
RURAL LIFE IN ;EW-ENGLAND-25 cents.
THE FORTUNE HI TER-PAce > cents
HANS OF ICELAND-By Victor Eiuso-25 cents.
WANDER INGS OF \ JOuRNEY5IAN ThILOR-5 Cts
THE BANKING HOUSE-l2%s cents.
SAINT PATRICk'S PURGATORY-A Lesend-l2Hs cts.
THE CROCK OF GOLD. Rursi Nove!-i2Ss cents.
THE HAR EBELI4-!, Tckca OF Frendship-51>s cent?
THE FLOWER yASE-A Gil Book-3is7 eeHt,.
LOVE AND SONEY-By May Hcwfs-isi
7LSO VIEW EDITIONS OF
THE MYSTERIES or PARIS-Pnce. bound. s!25.
MATILDA OF Memoirs OF Young Wcln.n-sl
ThERESE DUNOYER-Pnce . ceats.
FEMALE Blu BEARI-2j cents
HERCULES HARDY cents.
MARNlADt KE Ivy-v1l-By Il. W. He,bart-Now drama
,ized and performing at the Thestres-Prce So. cents
MUSIC FOR CHURCHES.
1000 copies sold. THE BEETHOVEN COLLECTION
OF Sacred Music edited By L. Ives IT, W. Apc-. and W. C..
Timm-Prce 81. The trade supplied on liberal terms.
THE -HUSIC-5L alb U.n FOR LAD fES-PaTts and
-2 cents each. No III nearly ready Also al the works
api7 j. WINCHESTER, Publisher
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Ds Do S'r frMprccrp By the false idea That il takes
three four columns of advertising make Extract OF
adpala worth dollar bottle when GOOD and fine
Extract made 81 Cuurtlaneet for the reasonable price
al 20 cents bot4 per dczen-and warranted equal TO
made
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o. Curioslties Of Literature: md the Lit Lit
ER1RY CilARACTER ILLuSSTEAIIEyp Ry Ill !; DIS
THE LITERARY CHARACrER Illustrated by the
HlsroRy OF MExoF GETIrsTaWrn tFcT then o'Sn Feel
TCRIOSrrIES OF AMERICAN LlTER AIUKE;-
Compiled Edited and Arranged by Rev. RUFUS W. GR!S-
WOlD ,r,
d. APPLETON * Co. 20 Broadway.
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DJRE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM.1,At the ,olicii.tppn
al number of respectable families, the proprietor I" e
Albania 80 Broadway. has been induced TO engage
larger nnty of Cream duly than he will require i1 ms own
Establishment IN ordeT that families desiring small ouaty
or their own private always be accommodated al mo
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e. Meeting of the Presidents OF the
CLAY CLUBS will he held TINS Wednesday, Eve1nS 18th
their Reading ROOM &, past O'Clock T. VI Pune
! trnl attendance expected J. v. REYNOLDS.
| al IL President Central Clay Club.
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We shall also receive by the packets as they arrive very
20 ment of every thing accustomed TO import
'o'.e 1 TIFFANY. YOUNG b ELLIE,
a.; 2l9 and 40 Broadway.
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hair TRIAL bottles on!s cents Tie names % SOM, "
ali here stated. Cali and ,hen our store they
certify that having used Joess Cora! Han Restorative they
found 10 posses these qualities Il will dress and soften the
HAIR, iu, falling and clean IT. II positively makes the
hair grow and keeps order long time Soidpuce
and s,.nss bottle, the OF the American Eagle. -
Chatham ST. 20 Broadway. and lS Fulton - BROOKLYN
oil col
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=, HOUSE TO LET-At New Brighton. Staten I,lsad
A neat house and garden beautifully IOcnted command
i ing nm view of the Bay &C. within minutes
IS q the landing or pant of would be e;fo small Senee
family Possession Immediately. Apply at 10 Grand ST. View
tnr
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IL LAW OFFiCES-An eligible suite TO let n building
So, No y John street AZ l"'s
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Gs- Coming of Christ Nigh at Hnnd.-EL-
DER JoSgs VIII lecture this ellmpo:tnnt subject al the
Chur,h corner OF Christie and Delaney streets this tW encs
day evening Ap Eth ELpEK Corr Thursday evening
The Lord wiling apl1 r.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL l..

MINIATURE ALMASAC-THIS DAY.
TIE SrS. Tns Moon. ,fCLLS sea-
Rises 3 30 sets IS 20 Sets even..... Even .....9 b
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Ry OLIVER MLDEBERGER.

JIOrSEHQLD FURNlTURE-Ca Ne,ine-day li, u Spi.
~ 10 occk al the three stry bres House no u Noi
g. $50, rrYer ofNarck the furniture OF gentleman
Yin. no hosekcepng consisting y pat OF iiaIosshy: .e
sa tncy ctsi7s: dressing and pIain 1nfsao s nIlo
Kinds ,shosay French and maple beds:esds: arak3'i c.
49,. rt ca "a b> rug: stair cspt at rod. ASH o.. r!SS
LII ,o, mantle c-7an-i;s stcE 5cs and bedding a'e st
rhiaa: Gu. glass and cartoon ware
50. oce PAR pse. ta5!ss marble toss.
a. o,.e isrce book case suitable Tor nwye..
$50. tie Atchen uIa.;ufe "!ta "h'ei le SAG " -
ncGce.
, ea a u f:ai:.e or c,he: merchandise peI.easy
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FACTS FANcy.-To our positive knowledge, la,ncnes.
limbs aud cords oo;rac,e hrveed md wfnkled and all the
no matte now bed n. cnse or how lang NAV hnve stood M
the ment and Indian Vegetable Eliyir rom2 Couand;s,
taken internally and the other applied externally This
without fear possibility Of being conadced VIII
YOU then Try these remedies will you suffer and die
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81 LARGE HALL. TO I.ET,-The large Hall in Grand
~ street, pea to broadway House. unoccuped three
ill., or four nights durns the week societies Or ill:tAty
Tmn5nes about 70 hire year. will find II TO their nd
ror,n 20 by calling on the proprietor. eli W.
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=, TO LF.T.-par Of modern buiit two story House,
nasnntIy si:in;ed the Eastern part Of the city with
IL IN a few minute, walk Of the City Haul To small
tv rent moierte THE house convenient and IN good re-
nsir with fine yord and the Croton line addressed
L. C. ~ office OF paper will eceve immediate attention.
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r. RouSeiI's peurery Co.recs. Washing and Shaving
Soaps the latter article obtained the premium. silver medal
n; the e Far can ~ had wholesale and Ie,a OF o. SAU y
DERS & SON sole Agents oI New York. l6S Broadway.
auil
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StPERM OF. AND CANDLES.-TEe subscriber respect
- fully informs hrs customers and friends that he mas en9y
Washington building formerly occupied o1 ne n'peG.
lion Of Pot and Pearl Ashes where he prepared To supply
all orders for first quality Sperm Oh and Candle, rs usual III
packages 10 suit purchasers. +. D. TRlI ESDELl,
Oh Manufacturer. Nos. ga and 30 " ashinston
al batIx Reach and " M0C.e St..
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.,IIINTTIRE NoTlCF.-sota Betsesr3, &e:-F. COL,
40N woG nm MI who are :, ln, ., ss nn'.'sr q
w IN hard yery karse assortment including tahehs fstet'
Soft, R,e.. winch simplicity turably ava fconsins'
80 Istro Their t.,na! Tie public tnvie to can ano ca
an,nc tl,cf-als All oiac. kinds OF Sofas always oa hac
Those breaking W hoi>esespng or wss 70 ~ .sndns q
line OF cal.ng upua the subscriber.
Sales by Auction faithfully aite;dej r., 10 a ., A,,.
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he gwen at Clinton Hall the evenings Of MONDAY and
WEDNESDAY. April Is and Il. by O. s Fowler and his
Assistant each examining the head in he absence Of zach
other a;.e short lectures Hereditary Descent preserving
and facts deeply interesting and important. at hapas;
To'clnck.
V B-.ir. F. will make professional! examinations daily
Heroiiaay Decent AID other SUBJECTS for sale apl9 Jus
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JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aee.ieeccr: -. N
JDY BANGS. RICHARDS & PL-aTT. store No. l.
! ID Broadway. :uu,.sr., q, spe,o,

yI,Ut-RSpiY ApTil is,h al l0 O'Clock % Motts:rec
u eHl!re ri RNITU II OF family breaking % h9u-e
kccs.ag CONSISTING part Of Bnci'I' S;sS"a. ss-. ne
L,-sry Ce1i-s Card and Dining Table large riahfsaaS
FSrch md high-:., Bcstead, Per aG Msate! SL-Sse
Nns and Cu,,ains Haig Mattress fea;hcr Bcs and Bed
e,ns Brussels aud nsra:n Csrpet> Rus Han lamps &C;
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o. HAYss IINNESr, warranted my case of pics
either blind bcctinrBALM CoLUNBI, for preserving
the Haira; q Couri.andtstreet As,o COLOGNE WATER
GUAR: bottle prce 30 cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-17

s- CoSyEL's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR from q Court
will cure the following complaints
Burn, Scaits Erysipela, Sal; Rheum.
Rheumatism, sore Eyes and Nipples. Piles.
Ucers and Uld Sores Chilhla.ns All Itchnr, &c
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nARasoiS SIN SHADES. DUCHESSE5 AND
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES have this day opened, per 81,
We dc Gas. the largest and most elegant assortment esg
'ee W 49, ~ a"J .tb,u fringe AT from 81 20 10 IL.
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70 Noticc.-Tte Cly Bible Society expects celebrate
i, sixth Anniversary 1t The meeting house OF the Fr; B.p
Church. corner Of Broomc ard Elizabeth streets Thursday
eyeninz. pri 18Th n, hafpnst o'clock.
X. w. Cushnmn. lasto! @ the BoSdcln Square ChuIch
Boston, and T. a,h7op Pastor OF the Tabernacle Baptist
Church this ety. expected TO deliver addresses The
CasIon. all -
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LADY who has Boarding School in the upper part Of
HE city and whose situation healthy and pleasant VIII
have fsyy vacancies IN her Institution the N Of May
Tenrs-For Young ae. under nine rear, Of age io
unnum including board and tton IN french anG Ek e
above music and Of pnno The highest tssiinonns can
DC :, md n.re of residence ~ upI3 1wis
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Nc No:icc. -Rev. JOIN DEAlPSTER will deliver
with which Christianity has been distinguished through
nge,, "Wednesday evening. Eth inst al o'clock IN
81 Wesleyan Chapel, Mulberry street between Houston and
BleeckeI. The pubic are invite! % attend. all IL
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n pursuance Of law l. JOHN Tyler, President of
l. the United States of America, do hereby declare
and make known, that public sales will be held at the
aforementioned Land Offices in the STATE OF
ILLINOIS, at the periods hereinafter Designated to
wit
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lac and private sale is fixed at the rate Of two dollars
and fifty per acre. and Of those within the limits
Of Michigan, the minimum price Is IN like manner
liked at the rate of two dollars per acre
When tract, on which Improvements exist, shall
be offered, IT, IN addition to the minimum price Of the
land as above stated the appraised value of the i'm
prosements 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
INST being given, when directed by the Commission
al of the General Land Office
Given under my hand at the City Of Washington
this twenty-iourh day of June, anao Dsminl 1874
JOHN TYLER.
By the President:
Tho. II. BLAKE
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
June 81.
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RIGHTS NEWLY INVENTED METAL.

YITRIGHT'S NEWLY INVENTED METAL.
w Lie PENS.-"By recent Improvements m
tempering toe Steel and other parts Of the process
Of converting II into pens, have been enabled TO
add several new varieties 10 the assortment hereto
fore manufactured by US and our list now embraces
Pens suitable Tor every kind Of writing, from the
most delcste Italian hand to the broad round text Of
ledger heading want Of hoxbility, an universal
complaint against Steel Pens at an early period Of
their manufacture, and alleged ju.tly against some
made even at this day, do not hesitate to say our
Pens are entirely exempt from; and the assertion ii
will be found, is borne out 10y ties imonals from the
most competent Judges Some OF the first writing
masters have Adopted them in preference to the GUN,
and when il is recolected that in ornamental writing
it IS sometimes necessary to make single dash, a
line from Lie to Of 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
cuar in selecting the kind best suited to their hand,
as we have in more than one instance suffered injury
from hssly decision based upon trial Of Ia 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 kind, Of the above
this DAY received, direct from the manufacturers, by
y. TAYLOR, their agent for the District Of Coum-
ba who will supply them either retail or to dealers,
at mandatory prices
They may be examined and tested at his Book
store, Pennsylvania avenue. May ~.
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.

IN pursuance of law, l. JoHN TYLER, President of
i the United States of America, do hereby declare
and make known, that a PUBLIC SALE will be
held at the Land Office at NEWNANSVILLE in
the l ERRlTORY OF FLORIDA, commencing Oh
Monday the sixteenth day of December next for the
disposal OF the appropriated vacant public lands
within the limits of the townships hereinafter desig-
mated, to wit
South Of the Base line and East Of the meridian
Townships twenty, twcnty-one and twenty-five, o.
range eighteen.
The two easternmost tiers of sections in township
fifteen, the two easernmost tiers of sections and
tons twenty two, twentyseven and thirty -four, 10
township sixteen the half of township seventeen
and the east half Of township eighteen, and the sec
lions twenly.on twenty -eght and thirty three, in
the same township and all Of townships nineteen and
twenty, except the two westernmot tiers of sections
~ 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.
Ths sale will be kept open for two weeks UNLESS
the lands are sooner disposed of and longer and
no private entries of lands in the townships offer
ed, 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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enumerated, rs required 10 establish the same 10 the
satisfaction OF The Register and Receiver OF the pro-
as practicable qsr seeing his notice aud before the day
appointed for the commencement Of the public sale
Of the township, embracing the tract claimed above
designated; otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
THO. Ii. BLAKE,
Commissioner Qfhe General Land Ofe6.
June &c.
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NOTICE TO PREEMPTIoN CLAIMANTS

NOTICE TO PRE-EMP TON CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of presumption
TO any lands within the limits Of the townships above
enumerated Is required to establish the to the
satisfaction of the Register and Receiver of the
Land Office, and make payment therefor as
practicable after seeing this notice. and before the day
appointed for the commencement of the public sale,
of the township embracing the tract claimed, above
designated otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
THO III. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of The General Land Office.
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