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MARTELLE IL HOLDERMANN,
80 Maiden Lan0, New York,
MANuFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS Of Onamen-
1I tai Hair Work, Wigs, Toupses Bands, Curs Seams
Bandeaa Hair and style Of Everlasting Curs. and all
kinds Of Hair w orxs, wholesale and retail.
N. B.-Ihe trade supplied on reasonable terms.
IA fplSa
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lGECHES-LEECHES.
OK OOO LARGE AND HEALTHY SWEDISH
AC3OOO LEECHES just received per barque Franklin
Seebboom Hamburg for sale the lowest prices
O.. A. x ii. WlTTE,
Importers Of Ieeches, 80 John street.
PsA args and fresh supply Of Leeches always on hand
au2g I'm
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II RESTAURANT FRANCOIS.


T BONNARD, Nassau street. The Proprietor fear
lessy this establishment general attention
has for many been conducted in style that % the
His table abounds with every luxury the most astious
require, whether in the English or French style OF cookery
His Wines, aad Liquors OF the best brands Ihe
Walters eac and tngsh) polite, and the general arrange
tables cool and airy saloon, for and
social parties, not to be equalled. }. BONNAltD,
ivno olrn4 4rc q NasSa
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TEETH-TELTH-TEE
UNPRECEDENTED REDUCTION IN DENTISTRY
~ by ~; TAYLOR, Surgeon Dentist, Successor to VIM,
Thorn, 62 East Broadway. 80
on Silver pia,,:. ....''' - .$1 Wy
,.,L cu.g "a .:.l Nyu w
AU't aiieu wltn 0ou. l 90
with his justly csiebia,sd Mineral. Is
Tooth Ache cured :. ,.,..... so
All operations warranted at this Office. aul5 lm*rc
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neither resortins to painful methods which general
ly adopted requiring that iksome confinement from light
ally enforced Numerous Of his successful treatment have
testimonials value and efficacy of his mode of practice
which may be inspected by who favo him with call
He will undertake where there good
for his aim and object being assist IN tie
community may avail themselves Of his freely
the opuent. Mr.. CHILD be consulted daily Sun
exceIted1 Vandam street. doors
from Hudson All letters must be paid Advice ths
poor gratis. au3O lm*ec
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May 10.
vXrRIGUT,s NEWLY INVENTED METAL.

VITRIGHT'S NEWLY INVENTED METAL
w Lie PENS.-"By recent Improvements W
tempering the Steel and other parts OF The process
of converting j, into pens we 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, iron the
most delicate Italian hand to the broad round text oil
ledger heading want Of hexibility, an universal
complaint against Steel Pens at an early period OF
their manufacture, aud alleged jutly against some
made even at this day do not hesitate u say our
Pens are entirely exempt from and the assertion,
will be found borne out by ties imonals from the
most competent Judges Some OF the first writing
masters have adopted them in preference to the quill
and when it is recolleccd that In ornamental writing
il is sometimes necessary TO make single dash, a
line from Lie to Of an inch IN width, TINS silent
tribute 10 their excellence becomes the highest com
pment that can be offered.
Persons making choice of our pens should be par
ueuar in selecting the kind best suited 10 Their hand'
as we have in more than instance suffered INJURY
from hasty decision based upon trial oil Ia single
Pen, Of the kind perhaps the very opposite IN all US
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, o)
p. TAYLOR, their agent Tor the District OF Colum
b,a, who will supply them, either re'a or to dealers
at mandatory prices.
They may he examined and tested at his Boo'
store, fennsylvapis svenue May ~.
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lie and pirate sale is fired al the rate Of two dollars
and hlty cents per acre, and Of those within the limits
OF Michifan, the minimum price is in like manner
hxed at ne rate of two dollars per acre.
Whsn tract which improvements exist, shall
be ofere1, H. IN addition to the minimum price of the
land as 'bose stated the appraised value of the i'm
Provemeats be not also bdden. such tract shall be
Withdrawn I'm The sale and shall again be offered
at subssqu'nt public SALE due public notice thereof
hrst being gwen, when directed by the Commission
ei OF tho General Land Office
Given unur my hand at the City Of Washington
Tins twenty fourth day of June, ID .mini, 1874
JOHN TYLER.
BY the PRECEDENT:
Tho. !. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of The General Land Office
June "a.
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES


pursuance of law, |, JONI TYLER, President OF
"e onited otaiesoi America, do hereby declare
ana make known, that PUBLIC SALE will be
u n az, a. :, 'ne Land Office at NEWNANSVILLE in
m nnhi ioRf OF FLORIDA, commencing on
nohday the sixteenth day of December next for the
oisposai OF me unappropriated vacant public lands
mated, to wit: ''''S
South o. the Base line ard Eas! Of the meridian.
townships twenty, twenty one and TWENTY-FIVE, O
range eighteen. WV
ne Two easternmost tiers of sections in township
nlteeh, he Two easernmost tiers of sections and sec
lions tweniyt two, tweDtyseven and thirty four in
township sixteen the half of township seventeen
ana the east nall OF township eighteen, and the sec
IONS twenty .one, twenty ight and thirty three in
the same township and all of townships nineteen and
twenty, except the two westernmos tiers of sections
IN the lormer, OF range nineteen.
Townships fourteen, fifteen and sixteen of ranges
twenty, twenly-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.
The sale will be kept open for two weeks [unless
the lands are sooner disposed of and no longer and
no private enres OF lands in the townships so offer
ed will be admitted, until after the expiration of The
two weeks.
Given under my hand at the City Of Washington
this Gath day of June, A. ID. 1874.
JOHN TYLER
BY the President:
Tho H. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
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township thirty, Of ra nge twenly.f,e

.ro""ship ihrty, OF range twenty five
""ship 'hiry-on Of ranges pineeen, twenty
five v N' ~ "'
townships ,hirly-three and thirty-ioui of ranges
'hiri5-two and thiuy-ihree
Lands appropriated by law for the use Of schools
sale 80 - N 49,
me sales ~il each be KEPT open for svo weeks
unless me lands are disposed of aad no lon
ana no private entries Of land in the townships
ofthe Two weeks
u n. under my hand, at the City of Warrington
'his 2lth day OF June A. ID. 1874
BY the President:
THo. ii. BLAKE,
Conim'r cfhe General Land Office
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled to the right of pre- pton
to any lands within the limits of the townships above
enumerated is required establish the same to the
satisfaction of the Register and Receiver of the
Land Office, and make payment therefor as soon as
practicable after seeing this notice. and before the de-
ras,oa ssf " save
designated, Otherwise such claim will be forfeited
THO. III. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
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enumerated Is required 10 establish the same 10 lhe
satisfaction Of The Register and Receiver Of the pro-
per Land Once, and make payment therefor as soon
practicable qjisr seeing Ibis noes and before he dsv
appointed for the commencement Of the public sale
Of The township, embracing the tract claimed above
ueslsnaled otherwise such claim will be forfeited
THO IA. BLAKE,
June PC.
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NOTICE TO PRESUMPTION CLAIMANTS

'oilCE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled to the right Of pre- emption to
any ia'ds within the limits of the townships above
"Ia"d u Is required to establish the to the
satisfaction OF the register and receiver Of the proper
Lann once, and make payment therefor as soon as
practicable pfer seeing this notice and before The day
appointed for The commencement of the public sale OF
'no'ownship, embracing the claimed above de-
'sDa'e" otherwise such claim will be for cir ed.
THO ii. BLAKE
Comm Of the General Land Office
June 27 ~ N,p
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NOTICE TO PRE.EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right OF pre-emptoo
10 any lands thin the limits Of the townships above
a,yJ required to establ sh tho TO the
ION OF the Register and Receiver OF the pro-
per Land Oalce and make payment therefor as soon
PRACTICAL aer seeing this notice, and before the day
amounted 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 Of The General Land Ob'ee
Nav 10.
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VI ALMANAC for 1874
jars y TAYLOR.
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right Of presumption
TO sny lands within the limits Of the townships above
enumerated is required to establish the same TO the
satisfaction of the Register and Receiver OF the pro-
per and Office and make payment therefor as soon
as practicable eier esing s noiiee and before the day
Amounted for the commencement Of the pubic sale
of the township, embracing the tract claimed, above
designated Otherwise such claim will be forfeited
THO. H. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of The General Land Office.
June q
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled TO the right OF pte-emPtion
10 any lands within the limits OF the townships above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-16
Board Of Supervisors.

Recorder KALAMAZOO IN the CndlT
FEa l6--The board met Tor the purpose Of taking up
the amendments to the present School Law giving the
power OF expenditure of the erection OF public
school houses and other expenses for the support OF COM
Commissioners and Inspectors the law at present au
thorizes.
Supervisor PURDr urged postponement, the ground
that the Board was not full several gentlemen were
absent.
Supervisor NASH thought that the amendments should
be submitted to the action OF the Common Council
Supervisor TLLov concluded that the present law need
ed the amendments here offered
Supervs Nash inclined to think that IL the amend
mends passed through both Boards would receive the
sanction Of the Legislature.
Supervisor WooDHULL said that the Common Council
had no 10 rase any money but we're the agents 10
disburse money This Board the proper place for
these amendments to originate
Supervisor LEE said that he in favor OF the amend
mens but he thought the Common Council the place
for action
The ayes and nays were called, ON taking up which,
was negative bya vote of to and the amendments will
therefore be introduced in the Board Of Aldermen Tor
adoption.
The SheriFs Bais--A communication received
from ExSherf Hart stating that the Comptroller had re-
fused to pay the amount Of the bill 1891 due him. and
which had been passed by this board He states that the
Comptroller refuses the ground of the iegaty of the
charges made by the Sheriff for the service Of war
rants against jurors for attendance &c.
Supervisor LEE said that he thought the bill ought to
be paid by the Comptroller without delay, and he moved
thar the request of the Sheriff be granted.
Supervisor WArERMAH said that he believed that the
bill as passed by this Board 81 500 than should
have been and that he the Comptroller had
ted with legal advice on this subject.
Supervisor Nash said he had never known the Comp
troller to act Illegally but he had known him to put the
common council right when they had acted illegally.
Supervisor TlLLou said he thought the Comptroller
should have opportunity to explain his objection to this
Boardthis due to him and he therefore thought
resolution should pass to that effect
Supervisor LEE assented to this and the Board then ad
journed
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MIR. Binney on the Girard VIII.

Mr.. BSSry continued his argument from the points al
ready reported by us. and sad-There could be
specific definition to bequest than this in the VIII
Of Mr. Grard. To the orphans of Philadelphia in the
first pacehen to the orphans Of New Yorkhen to the
orphans OF New Orleans and to the orphans Of the
United States.
Mr. WEBSTER here asked Mr. Binney il he thought Mr.
Grard meant to limit the bequest to these1
MrBr0SEYThey are to be poor white male orphans be-
the ages oil six and ten years Now, your honors
will proceed another part Of the objections
raised by the opposite Counsel that under the statutes
Philadelphia could not receive By the statutes 32d and
3ith of Henry Sh IL is enacted II Is true that there
he devise to corporation except under certain cir
cumsances argued But these statutes were never In
force IN Pennsy lvania for one hour.
Mr. BISNgy here referred to "Weiss & Brockdens" edi
ton of the laws proof Of this and to show thet all the
wills in writing shall be Of the same force as to lands as
to other convey ances. He also quoted from the A5th
chapter OF the Great Law :All wills In writing being
legally proved within forty days Of the death OF the tesla
tor shall be OF the force Sc either within or with
out the province.
On the LIST January, l693 appears page Of the
appendix Of the work. the Legislature Of Pcnnsylva
MIA requested Gov Fletcher hst he would declare certain
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here read this point from the Acts of Pennsyvania
Ordinance; for opening Delaware Avenue in the nth
section states that road shall be made through the
Grard Estate there except with the consent Of the Trus
tees and majority OF the Council By the Act of 4th
April 1884, the Common Council have the power elect
officers to manage tina Trust and execute the by
agents To assist conne and sustain the trust bequeah
ed by Mr. Girard to the city. Do the gentlemen on the
other side want beside this express capacity take
the Trust2 If they do, which needless, there
case decided by Judge story relative bequest lands
in New Hampshire Judge Story said the insertion
OF the Of the Society the Propag Of the Cos
pei in Foreign Parts was recognition both of the exist
OF the Corporation its TO take and hold in
Trust and that would have conferred that over it
had before the power He secare that the
alton and capacity 4th Peters 500 AgainThe words Of
the Charter Of Philadelphia I'd Smith 462 shows the pow
er OF the Corporation to take and TO hold in Trust In the
10th section is given the Of legstulare vested in
the Corporation and the powers Of the Corporation itself
Here Mr. Binney read from the charter Here the
powers almost of sovereign Legislature and there is
restraint thereon but what is found in the Constitution
and the laws Of the Commonwealth. Put this by the side
Of the case which have already quoted and there is
end Of all questions to the power of the city take in
trust read from the Of the Attorney General against
HOLLYWOOD LIST Vesey. p 534 This case consider moi
refer also to Boyle Charitable Uses for similar autho-
rites and cases in point The first have read was case
where man devised his estate to college in Oxford
The condition washa fellow of the college must pos
sess certain qualifications and also give certain entertain
that could not be complied with In this Lord Edon
said that the subsram had failed because Of the subsa
um being on inherent part of the trust ITSELF and there
fore that the trust destroyed
Mr. wEBsTEa-That had not the slightest reference tc
the Act OF George the I'd The substratum had failed be
cause the college couldn't take
Mr. BNNEy-The substratum was house and lands
given for certain purposes under certain limitations
without which the deed to be void But the last part
was a charity.
| Mr.. WEssrER--t failed for want of power.
Mr. BNNEYI have thus discussed, may it please your
honors the two great points Of the the power
and power to hold in trust on the part of cor
poration. Having done this, shall proceed to the
question OF Charitable Uses" And there is
vulgar error in the profession than that charitable
don't vest IN any body, and therefore uncertain
unascertanabie.
Mr. BrSNEY then went at length into the question
OF Charitable Uses" which is comparatively unimpor
tant because if he can establish the power to take
hold and to execute the trust for others of tn,
Will holds good
Mr.. BIINEY was followed by Mr.. Webster who spoke
i exactly nine hours.
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SUICIDE On Thursday morning, Alfred Moody,
If South Hadiev Falls, was missing. The family
vent in pursuit Of him and succeeded in tracking him
the ice on the Connecticut River, above the dam her,
was hole in the ice and where IL is cernin he mus
have plunged into the river His body has yet been
found lie had been low spirited for q considerable time
previous and is supposed to have been insane when ne
committed the shocking act. His age was 35-Nse Ia
ven Herald, Fec. Ia
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LATE FROM VALPARAISO The ship r obin Hood,
Capt Fisk, arrived at this port yesterday, having
allied from valparaiso Nov z She broreb, the n'elh
sence OF her arrival out Several heavy failures
,moug the merchants had taken place az VslJsrai'o
which for time created great excitement, tu' when tie
Robin Hood sailed all was quiet egan fsW FIX was
informed at VspaIaso that the brig Rs, mond De
ote reported with stolen money boarol was under
lillian coIors Her former mHsr Capt Dernison) lad
eft the brig with $50 COO h him Tor paris unli
What Capt DenDison has done. remarks tie Post with
he remaining 60eo the vessel had % 600 on b aid
is not known hnt may roa'onally le Presumed hist
he divided his a'es 80 this nelaous tfonsac
ion. II will be difficult for him 10 cary 500 600 In his
wake and escape th searching scrutiny OF modern civil
zaon The time has passed when robbers could flourish
undetected.-Bosion Tarscipt Feb H.
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WR. EDITOR -
1t seems TO me htle singular that among all
the names mentioned IN your paper candidates
for the Mayorality the two most prominent men, and
between whom unquestonably choice will be
made. has been overlooked. ] refer 80 Robert c.
Cornell and shepherd Knapp, Esqrs. What voter
ar tax payer is there in the city ot New FORK who
would hesitate voting for either Of the above ramed
gentlemen, were an opportunity offered | will
inswer for them, none BY the way, can you in.
torn me whether all the wards have nominated
their delegates to the Mayoraliy Convention yet,
aud when that convention will meet NATIVE
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Police.-Thursday- LosT CLoAK-A fellow
named Michael Cook arrested Wednesday evening
for stealing vest from the store OF John Dove 466f
Grand street and in mis- found black cloth
cloak lined with plaid hsnnel and worth $50. The
owner have ii by application at the Lower Police
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SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos g. H. D. O. 10. "a 90 50, 10, &C.
80 as TO- 10 49, ~. so 81. So SO, 90, SO, 81 80 90
CmoUn CouRr-Nos 81, 81, So, %, 100 to l06. incu.
dive.
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NORTH GRAND RrvER.-The Grand River Chroni-
Gle, Of the 18th ult, says Notwithstanding the
extraordinary claim set up by the people of tn. Usage
Valley to the whole amount OF the funds arising from the
aes Of the 10000 Of land granted the State by
Congress, for the purposes of internal improvement
Grand River rghully entitled 10 share Of that fund,
and will have II,
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DIsBROW'5 RIDING SCHOOL.
103 ROWERy

40S BOWERY.
TOR LADIES from . A. M, to 3P. M. daily
IL For f4euIenra " 3 to and to ~ r. M da;Iv
LRcruRE LESSONS. EreRcIsE kIprrs
tEyening Ciass.D
II Lessons 50 90 70 Ride. An A
Single do... 90 singe do.... 80. !,
Thr Dressing sad Drawing Rooms WILL warmed and
every devoted the comfort Of those may honor
Is wild, their patronage.
entismcn Keeping their horses livery this sstsblis
meu will have the privilege Of riding them in the School.
ni5 3mNr
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, &c.
THE srbcrbers have Just received, late arrivals from
Iayre aud keep coustinty hand complete
French Arufcsl Flowers
Materials Of all kin,s for Flowers
Feathers, Hair Ornaments, and Millinery articies-for
saleby HENRY KAHN, Importers,
"a 1m~uc T3Liberty street, up stairs.
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GAYLER'S UNION SALAMANDER SAFES.

~ ] G>YLER, Tnveutrr and ratentee, 1855 several
" ,ousands of Gayer Patent ire Pfoof Book Safes o.
ali sizes from 400 los each have been du
the last fourteen years. aud not one has at any time failed 10
peerve Us contents when exposed 10 re Ncery one hun
dsed been severely ested In the fire OF 1855
about tcry the district aud wer the csrt,e
an much exposed to the tensity OF that fire
they would have any that dernyed; but
NOT ONE INSTANCE Of failure has at any time oc
duced BY fire paentee has been ea.bled to make
such improveme that ne with full confidence recon-
mend his Union Salamanca Book Safes, beyond all doubt
pr Of ayainst the action Of Gre tree from da npness sd
be exposed ia the burning of store They so
suc ed combine perfect Iron Safes united one with
10 ohe manner that the inner Safe be AT
ecied by heat which the may be exposed
made Of and plate and the most perfect non
spbsnce, and inner and outer each
aud Double osa safes Aso his Patent Double Safes
and Safes Of all descriptions Of his nufacure for sa at all
prices from SD, by agents ia this city, viz IS Ely, II
Ful,cn s'r nss Gold street; A. r. Moen, aga Pearl
Pla street, Brett Backus 90 Maiden lane, and by the
Patentee J. GAYLER II Fulton street,
near Gold.
Iron Safes, sece Chests, Iron Doors. &C. made to order
Inns rrc
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ca Easy. roRoEFr THEY e; AZ AZ oS-pArs

60 EASY, FOKGET THEY ARE ON.-DAY'S First
- Premium SHEET r. Over Shoes with his Elastic Sol
besides aud durable overshoe
perfectly adapted the Boot and Pants that the
art that he has shoe all So Un
~ other oyershoe they that whoeve examine. them viii
with tbs double proof Boot which keep
the WAGER.
want Days Over shoe should eme,nber No. IS.
LIFE, PRES ERVEHS AND JACKETS.-The bel arti-
Gle the United States. Orders for the Sou
West AID North execue in the neaest possible STYLE BY
tn, magufactu er. HORACE II. DAY, % Maiden lane.
IN n