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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION 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 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 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. H. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of The General Land Office.
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled to the right of presumption
10 any lands within the limits of the townships above
enumerated is required TO establish the same to tho
satisfaction OF the Register and Receiver of the pr
per Land Office, and make payment therefor soon
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. II. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Lind Office.
June 81
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BOOKS Al t'RANCh rnYLUFs.-
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'n, DUNG the cruise OF the clpper M.rvs.
onder Capt. Benz. Morrsll, BY Thos. J.
hh sngrsvings
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INTRODUCTION TO D'AUBIGNE'S HISTO-
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at present occupied as a Medical College, TO be
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JOHN p. VAN NESS.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
OF THE
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLV ANA.
y WV
Sept. 5, 1874.
Session of JSd4-'45

THE LECTURES will commence on Monday
November the 4th, and be continued, under the
following arrangement, to the middle of March en-.
suing.
Practice and Theory of Medicine, by.Nathanie
Chapman, VI. ID.
Chemistry, Robert Hare, M. d.
Surgery, William Gibson, M. ID.
Anatoms, William + Horner, M. ID.
Institutes of Medicine, Samuel Jackson, NJ. y.
Materia Medica and Pharmacy, George b. Wood
M ID.
Obstetrics and the Diseases of Women and Chill
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In connection with the above, will be given at the
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Clinical Surgery, Drs. Gibson and Horner.
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DBLIC AND PRIVATE LIFE OF LORD Ell
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THE TRIBUNE.
For The New.York Tribune.

MEMORY Or lhE D~i an Id
n CHERISH them. the sainied ones,
Who have walked beside as here.
/. With their high brow "a faith and hope,
Aud their heart Of holy fear.
The hopeful, though the suffering,
That through shadow and through death.
Have kept undimmd their human trust
And the love that beat beneath.
q, cherish them. the beautiful,
Who have meekly laid them down
Lies blossoms la their folded hands,
From its shadow and its frown-
From it's blood sweat and agony,
From its fever, and unrest,
And it, strong ,hir-, for purer love.
For the free life Of the bles;
And cherish. o, o. cherish them,
The true. and laiihfol-beartcd,
The loyelies,, the hottest
OF all the dear departed
The loving that through years Of wrong
Have still sought us but to bless,
With their pure smile OF sympathy,
And Of touching tenderness
The departed the departed
o. far more than ever strong,
The ties that link US unto those
Who 80 live In prayer and song.
A sabtlcr. nearer sympathy,
To our longing hearts unite
That world of glorious mystery
With its children OF the light.
o shadows, solemn shadows, each
With your brows OF angel calm,
Aud your eyes Of fearless beauty,
And your voice-like sweetest psalm
On our hearts all pale with sorrow,
Kindly doth your memory lie,
Cleans OF comfort born of anguish
Homes az promse born 10 die
os~fsM. sep,-23d, ioi5. L. A. ;.
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leso-OfrOSIrION 70 MONOfOLY-los5.
IT. NEM. YORK AND Albany ENPEr.SS

IT, - NETWORK AND ALBANY EXPRESS
ERiass S1f.JE5S LlNE~-Through without landing The
new low pressure and swit running steam
boat EXPRESS, will commence her regular Trips tor
De-, season VIII until the close of nav IN
leaving the pier the TOO, OF Ros>soNsr regularly
Tuesiays Thur-ays and Saturdays and Albany, Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays al F. NJ and will arrive In am.
pe take le morning trains OF cars East or West
rh- boat Is hted up with speni. state deck,
ali her furniture ali new and OF the best kind Fer pas
apply on board ~ above
\ B-Freght taken al low proex mo Ne
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.

ships Clifton Ingerson. NcwOrleans star Republic
Moss Galveston. Brewer & Ne.l-on; Hudson. Page, No
bile: Empire Russell. Liverpool. d & Kingsland & CO.
Liverpool New Orleans Ewe.l Co; Ed~ins, West
Mobile T. ID liurlbut & co.
Bsrks Eza, Talbot, Apalachicols Darlington saun'
der. New Orleans
Brgs Cor.sir. Aiken Liverpool. : lines & Co. Hlds
ChariOtte Hoffman. Lisbon.
Schrs Pairio' Gates Bermuda Middleton Co; Joseph
hine, Eidnde- - Thomss Foster e. Nickerson; Bait.
more Wossoin Petersburg: Ann Smith, Wheeler Bal
timorc eager & Mailer. Roe. Jolne do; Patriot Pur-
chase. Franklin. Pair smith, Washington.
slOo3s Herald Reynolds. Philadelphia, McKee, Hand
& CO.. Jas l. Long, Jones. Providence.
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Total 's7 ssles 2assso 7sa SIS ~ leo45S6 81
There numerous public sales advertised to take
place various periods during the latter hall of the
rent year, which will doubtless considerably add to the
proceeds during that period For example In October
Green Bay aud Mineral Point in Wisconsin; at opc
lousas and New Orleans. in Louisiana; At Bstesylle
johnson Cour.House. Washington Fayetteville Little
Rock and Chsmpsgholc. in Arkansas; At Springfield
Fayes Clinton and Plsitsburs in Missouri al Dubuque
end Fairfield in Iowa; partly postponed at Dixon.
Quincy and Chicago in Illinois and At Upper Sandusky
Ohio and Detroit In Michigan
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LAMPS. GIRANDoLFs, &c.

LAMPS. GIRANDOLFS, sc.
1 AMPS, GIEANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS, AND
IL CANDELABRAS, for the Spring Trsde.-DlEIL,
BROTHER Co, No. IS John street, manufacturing
and have always hand complete assortment OF articles IN
ih. line. of the following descriptions, which they viii eel
q wholesale retail. al Low PRICES for cash.
Improved Chemical Oh and Cainphene Lamps,
Sols Lamps. Gilt and Bronzed In great variety,
Cornelius 4 Cos celebrated Patent Solar Lard Lamps
GrandoIes various patterns gilt sllvered or bronzed.
suspending Soars. Done Campbene Lamps
Bracket Solars, Side do do
Solar Chandeliers, Bracket do do
Patent Lard Hand Lamps, Stard do do
Britannia Hand Lamps, Canphens ChandesTs,
Superior Chemical OIL, Pure Sperm on,
do Csmphene, Solar and Lsrd Oh.
do Burning fluid, Refined Whale Oil mi3y
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WINDOW SHADES aud curtain trimmings, lwhole-
w sael J. {. WOodOrd 2sas Broadway (LaOrge's
buildings viii open this morning several cases window
SHADES among which entirely new IN designs,
landscapes and paintings Merchants visiting the city, wi
well call ana examine the assortment ~ they VIII be
sod wholesale single pair at greatly reduced prices
~ r. Also lust received large assortment OF curtain
trimmings. gmps in cO0r ID match, tasse. wofstrd -nd
sS cords curtain tnsscls. shade. do hill DO bands &C.
phosiers will find many Of the above goods superior m
manufacture of the best materials. and al prices that
VII cnmml.I lL.II aileni 0ns ~ ~ brosawey au~b
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PREMIUM LAMP STORE

~
TOUTHOUY & MEYERS, 81 Broadway, respectfully
- invite the public cali al their store and examine IRE
richest and most extensive assortment TO be found m lfs
country OF BRONLED and ORMOLU CHANDE LlEl,s,
CENTRE, MASTEL, SOLAR BRACKET, and Rad
ING LAMPS, CANDtLABRA, GlRANDOLkS, BRAC-
KIT BRANCHES and CANDLEsIIChs, 10 every variety
of patterns.
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS, new and superb article, Pc
cuiarly desirable for packets AID steamboats,
Ia evidence the superiority Of this portion Of their stock
over any other Of offered The public IN lh-
they can with honest PRIDE refer less that SIN GOLD
and -FOUR SILVER MEDALS awarded to the manufaciar.
within the last Year.. for the greatest variety ana
beauty Of patterns and the unrvsed hnsh o Their worn
Every article sold by c. ~ 10 warranted 10 be what hey
represent and those no wish obtain hrs class goods al
price often paid for such OF very inferior quality
requested favor them With Gull before purohas "
e.sers here
ry- liberal discount to Churches ind BOels. Sly
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Bark Ann Welsh. Magma T. d I'm New Castle, Ent
$50 ton. coal 20 J. D IIurisut s. Co.
Brig smith Turtle MONTAGUE 10 days I'm Point Pere
0Gaudaloupe) IN IA lss, 20 u Bush Of New Haven
Schr Ansnda Nyrrick, CsthcaTt, de- I'm BALTIMORE
wheat &c 10 eager q Mailer
schr Example, Van Name, ds fm Virginia WOOD
schr fairfield Burr. Salem, pepper, - Farnham
schr Jasper HOwes. Boston. mdse.
Schr Richmond. New Bedford. OIL.
schr Gem. Hoxes. Boston hsha
Schr spray Fredericksburg wheat
schr 4 b Baggel Miles suffolk.
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Sec0nd Hoard.

Tho Hcrald's Washington correspondent gives
the following schedule Of the sales of and receipts from
the Public Lands for the year 1874 and the first half Of
the year ls+S ending 3oih June last
EXHIBIT of the amount OF Public Lands sold and the pur
chase money received therefor. the H. s District Land
Oces In each State and Teyritey during the year 1874
and The half year ending soIh June, issa
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=. WtNTED-On ihe 1T November, neai Two story
IL House between 81 sni Tn and 9Th snt o.h ave
- mes Apply 70 G. 3. CURTIS. Chelsea Paper MI.
d. sr,aaf fafh sve oi ST.
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szs. NOTICE---A BAKt.AIN.---A COUNTRY
M: = = Ar Am EARN FOR SALF-near the village Of

~, FARM for sale, containing - of and, 10
so miles from Brooklyn, the Jamaica Turnpike. In
euire at the Gold Leaf Factory, S2j Pear.st -.
q ims ROBT COTriER
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Sept lat 81 TO- Ion p 30 passed ship silve de Grasse
from New-York for Uavre.
Sept O. lat 40 lon 81, ship Grenaua, from Liverpool
3lst ult. for Philadelphia
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n A fSitM FOR SALE.--SituHie on the Road lrou
p New Rochelle to White Plains about equi distant rom
49, each. containing $50 ACRES OF LAND, all Of which
Il Plough Land excepting Ten Acres whichis Wood Land
The place divided by sne and s laid convenient
nls for cultivation AL the fences Of stone IN good
order and the ground in Oh state Of cultivation The build
ngs al OF good character In order For TERMS apply
5. X. KENYON. on tie premises or Of
dTr T. ADRfANCE. Is fOhn at sax York
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NOTICE OF application for the discharge OF an insol-
from his debts pursuant the provisions Of the
rd article Of the first tile Of the nth chapter Of the second
part of the Revised Statutes.
John w COgsweA Of THE City OF ewYork-ROtice fret
published July Sst. l1i5-credOrs appear before the
Hon. d. 2. lugrahem, associate Judge Of the NewYork
Common Pleas his Office In the City Hail. in said city,
thirteenth day Of October S45 10 o'clock IN the fore
noon Of that dsy. iy5l law iO~-
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List of Letters Remaining in the u. \. City Des-
patch Post, October lst, 1915.
~ Phase msuon ths DATE Of The List in uhich they
are adroiisld LADIES LIST.
Arson, MISSILE llarwood MrsR !. Ross, MS Deborah
zabet1 fla Mrs Tlos W. Radey, Miss Martha
Nergh. Mrs Jones. Miss Robinson. Mrs. NJ
Brsdy Miss Mary Harriet Russell, Miss Janet
Boyd, Samuel Mrs Kennedy, MISS skinner, Mrs.
Bags, MR. Benin Deiis Charles
Bloom, Abbey Lynch, Miss AZ lStearns Mrs Julia
Behrsn,, Mrs Jno. lakewood, Mrs Stevenson Miss
Browning MrsMnl Sam Orving-pl)
NJ hctowan, YRS Slahan, Mrs. God
(uufreIl, Mary McN title, Mrs Eliza, rev
Cosby Mrs r. . lMcCord MrsMsryJ sbeefy Miss Brdgt
Crane Mrs Appia Martini Miss Mary Shult. MissFrances
Csvannfh, Mary Ann
Emmcrson. Mrs McMenomy Mrs. Thompson, Mrs
ISL Marks-pll MahOny. Miss Ca Nancy
Eckel Mrs. tChrys nal 81 tVuoc. ,Ir..
TEST Miles, Miss J0se y" I a"Cc' ''S
toss; "rs' i.s INN nu N,sfs,h., Wieit Mrs dwd
=, theI IL .,..tI ,, vIrs - Wswall Miss Ann
"p ,s yen, ' 80 ',,"'"' '''''> Mara
IiarwOOd, Mrs Patterson Miss
William (Hesterst) ~
H6sdel Mrs Russell, Mrs. Yard, Miss LIB
AAeet.sil eTiy-stl
ROBERT II. MORRIS, T.. vi.
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Messrs Hudson & Smith, propnetors OF the Telegraph
NJ the Merchants Exchange, propose 10 estaolsh al
Electric Telegraph between the City station ana INA, III
Point Aderton Nantucket. BY such line communal
tons may b. made when thick stormy weather pre-
vents the signals al the different stations from being dis
cerned or when in case Of shipwreck ms important 10
,rans, The Intelligence 70 the city at the earliest posi-
be moment even after nighta and to keep up cores
pondcnce as 10 the kind OF assistance required &C.
Portland Daily Adv.
The slDop Passport NJ New Bedford 10Th ut I'm Har.
witch reports the Buoy gone of Monomoy Point.
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provemeni in the Medical Sciences The Treasury ~ h-
torv com ng Ge neral Introductory Outline o. Dntrr
a. story aacien. ard modern and >efi-. ~ -p
Histories u every prncpa nztion thai eS-'. er ,sei
f.ss and present condition. kc &c By >sInn- Ns1ne
snthor OF me Treasury OF Know leo ge" Biogrsrhce
Tressrvy Literary and Scientific Treasury, &c lie
History II Amercs. esued By John lnmsn -.
Facts thai every American should Rsao, b~nR - q
OF the Seizure Of he American ing Ofrs- On NE N
AfrrA. By a Brrsh cruizeF. Prcr ~ c.. ~
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02
FOREIGN PORTS.

FUHEITN FONIS.
Sailed from Vera Cruz 10th inst brig Petersburg Lar
kin, for New York.
At Kingston Jam 18th ult brgs Oranto, Franklin, I'm
New.York bound down the Gull IN > OF days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02
famps, Gnilerp, &C.
SOLAR LAMPS. &c.

SOLAR LAMPS, nc.
NJ j. MERRITT, 100 Bowery, between Grand ana
WI. Hester have always on hand an elegant variety
NJ Hail and Solar Lamps. Gra1doles &c. which war
ranled to all respects equal 10 any sold In ihe CITY
Also stone glass and porcelain a. low prices whole
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