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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-30

nOATOES-yO0 hampers and bushels French Potstoes
Of very pure quality, arrived ship Vile de Lyon
or sale board,n lots to suit purchasers, at re No
North River mo lotsrc
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HULL'S TRUSSES

NOTICE TO RUPTUKED PEHSUNS.
DERSONS afMcted with ruptures rely the bes
instrumental aid the world afcrds application at tins
Office No Vescy Of the agents the
slpa in the United SStes Be- careful to examine S
bach pad Huls TruAss they endorsed by DR.
Hall. in writing None genuine or to b relied
good without his signature.
May persons have undertakes yend limitations of Hrli
celebrated usses and Thousands imposed in
quence These limitations cannot be relied tiey
made by anskfal mechanics asd better than hs ora
aary trnxses
Rooms have up at No Vessy street. exclusively
adcs having from the business depar;
meat whs. female in torssant sttcndaAce to wait
teroair rsf,rvrs. mil imrre
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Y,t FOR SALE.-A piece of land containing from 20 to
630 acres b. auully located the Paterson Turnpike
Road commandng az extensive view all DIRECTIONS.
overlooking all the surrounding untry. 1t is admirable
for senteans s,dence, beins five miles Ho-
sch ois and eminent preachers Inquire Of VIM HAP
HILL. at Secaucus DIR. GLOVER, Aan ST. ma Inn re
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DOCTOR JORDAN'S PRIVATE SPECIFIC
PACKAGES,

FOR THE CURE Of secret dsaseI. offer advantages not
possessed by any other advertised remedy, to wit:
lat They thing Tor internal and
nal Cd Appropriate reRedl for symptom. 3d..
They accompanied by the Monitor teAtss
nadies full directions and advice 4h. The patient ell
fcts safe and without
other medicines required they supplied without chas
venence And lastly the Montor points the only mode #
prevention.
No is for the of Gonorrha, elect, Seminal weak
&C. No for yenereal diseases all its stages No. g.
for Fluor Albus Whites.
The Monitor alone is so The packages complete 81
each. Securely forwarded to post paid remIttances
Sold only Drug Store, 20 Primes Of Marion,
few doors east of Nblos.
NJ B. Private 69K Marion street, continuation OF
Centre where Dr. Jordan be condentiay consulted
~ zee
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AMERICAN REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION
OF THE EIRNT WdRD.

'I'HE COMMITTEE appointed to select Charter Officers
for the First Ward American Republican Assoc aton
made their report Monday evening 25h and
following gentlemen unanimously nominated-
For Alderman-WILLIAM s MILLER
For Assistsnt-lRA BLISS.
Assessors-ROBT CURTIS and JAS. FARLESS.
Constabes-oIDEON RICE, WIN. L. JACKSON.
Isspectors-st Dst.-JOHN TUFTS, aud CORNELIUS
J. FOUNTAIN.
"a Dist-AsA B. PERklNS and HORACE
MACY
Sd DisI-A,. CALLMAN and JOHN FAR
m29 lwvm RlNGTON,
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

PHiLApKLrHrA, March 29-Cld Trad Ferry, Chase New Or
ieans "
NBaLrIMonE M,rch sapArr Tppesanoe Gray. NorIesns
rnond. Freeman. Bedford Cid Orb. Coffin Richmond w m
Allen, SpaudiDg, Halifax; ii Hnckley, Saunders Bangor;
Eagle Yeaton, Portsmouth; LAUREL Bbber HalloweI Med.
um, EIdrdge, and Eclipse, Pierce. Boston
ALEXANDRIA, March 27-Au Dodge, NYork.
NonFoLK. March Acid Palos, Flanders Rotterdam.
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PARR'S LIKE PILLS.

A 8 THE WINTER is ENDING, aud SPRING COM
This popular medicine should be taken by every
vauing their health No mater how well you may eel the
being without mercury are peculiarly caeualed for
beg to state to Spns German and French
and dctons IN EACH of With
Book with epgravngs) of the Life and Times of OLD
PARK whose prolonged lie of 1872 has long been SUBJ
ec of those who have wished length
soogy have deduced history Of Thomas Parr that
eIbal Medicine, and regularity off the
opinion corroboraed by extract from PARIS Last Win
The subscbes having bv purchase become popretos Of
this Medicine offer valuable remedy the public.
their soliciting who may suppose
PARIS LiePs to be the quack Of
ered the public convince thes Ives by call their of
flee any Of their Agents New York-amongst whom
they number all the principal Druggists.
THOS ROBERTS * CO.,
m12lm*m 3t4 Broadway. up stairs.
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
CHEAP CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH-

3oi PEARL STREET, LATE 'os BEEKMAN.
THE subscriber, well known for the cheapntss durability
Of his work desires to inform his patrons the public
that he Is now TO suit the economical tendency
meing garments Of the best quality reduction of 20
per cent from former prices and less is believed BY per
cent than garments Of the quality made by the
houses in this In order that gentlemen NAV
what meant bv cheapnes the bill OF prices sub
mted 10 Their consideration with the goods
shall be OF e, first rate quality aud The fl unesceronsbe
Pants Of BLACK or double-milled Cashmere to 7
Vests Of Silk Satin, &c az to
prlces-
.
Superior Beaver Overcoats, from ....l2 TO 20
IN I'm I'm
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AWAKE-AWAKE.
EMPIRE WARD 4ROUSE--AROVSE

IrsWFIhE WIKI 6ROUSE--HROOHE.
SUNS OF FREEDOM TO THE RESCUE.
SENEkAL MEETING Of the Am-ricau Republican
n Ro s o. the Eighth Ward will bs held Lafayette Hall
March 5jth at half past o'clock ' ''
Lessons favorable to our glorious cause including par
ou. ssIer ward, Of the Fourteen aud Ffteeuth are
ases and az 'pe aud ali Others favorable reduction Of
pose VINO '.,mae properly the e confessions OF Mother
% ;n,.na az Is Is great necessity for Reform are in yed
10 ,ntsns general attendance
run Green hequa and other Distinguished " oou,
st 10 the occasion. - "''s WIZ also add IN
By order Of the Ward COMMITTEE
T.. GREENE. Secretary. Hartman,
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THE MOST COMMON SAYING

IttE MOSI COMMON SAYlNG
that
would not
give bottle Of
DR. SwAYNE's Con-.
POUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY, for haifa dozen of any
other preparation. | have tried all
the popular ones, but this stands
rivalled r the cure Of the following dis
eases VIC: Influenza Coughs. Colds, Con,
sumption Spittlug OF Blood Palpation Of the
Heart, l7hooping Cough, Tickling or Rising
alton in the throat, Bronchitis Asthma
or weakness Of the Nervous System,
or impaired constitution from any
cause and to prevent persons
from falling into a De-
cline this medicine
has no: its
eqaal.
And when much calome qunine has been used this
medicine will prevent evil effects the and
the hillary As proof of the above medicine Civ
lug strength aud ceaness the voice gentleman from
Of Adjustments in Philadelphia who
to cry ne ever saw Ocoue the Minister Lawyer who
their voices would be equally benefited Reference
will be given the auctioneer by calling at my office
CAUTlON-Al spaEi,ons from tbs valuable tree except
WILD CHERRY fictitious and counterfeit. Prepared
only by p Swayae whose scf 4 now removed to ~ W.
Agents-Dr. VIM Minor, Of Broadway and John
street. New York; r. A. Sands, ChuIchs Dispensary 1913
Bowery of Spring streets f. Warner 2o5 Beecker
corner OF Mnea st James Hneson Grand 4th. Will
ams burgh; Pierson Harrison, 720 Broad st. Newark N
Benjamin Olds 278 Broad street., Newark. N. j.; William g.
Wood NJ Harlem Of 18th street and 80 e.
Brooklyn; w. +. Clerb. Montgomery st, Jersey City.
4
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SEEDS OF EVERY KIND JUST RECEIVED
PACKETS QUEBEC AND HENpRICK HUDSON.


1x TAKE this opportunity Of returning their thanks
~ their friends and the public for the liberal patronage
- slowed upon them since opening hei, new Seed Store
Perennial Flower Seeds Veg liable Seeds Of ali Kinds
order Exotcs of every description, suitable paror
or house cuure Bouquets, composed of the
B DIS and Bird Cages. Gold Fish Globes focy Flower
Vases and Stands OF with other fancy articles
all Of which will be sold the terms. They beg leave
inform their and the public that they have an
seed of kind the store and have spared neither pains
exnse the best seeds Of the last seasons growth
from the most respectable houses this country and Europe
drbu 'oneary the ensuing week All will please
call and examine for themselves before purchasing
English Split Peas Oatmeal and Embden Greats for Cruel
fruit ard ornamental Trees of ali kinds Grape vines flow
ering Shrubs herbaeous plants &C. &c. always hand
Conservatory Seed Store 635 Broadway New York
Several practical Gardeners wanting situations, apply
above. f27 lm.m
&SO REwARD-stolen on Saturday. the 23d Mar h iaaa
90 Ridge street. $3.50 cash. dozen second hand
spoons and small salt spoon The money consisted of $50 in
silver $50 IN gold and the Jest n paper money! from ones
the and conviction of thief The advertiser b.
found at 81 Cstharine street. MA lwsrc
COACHMAN-A stesdy, active man, lately arrived from
Europe wants situation in the above apacity can be
in this CITY, his ledge horses aud capabty Of
driving; would make himself generally useful to employer
has no objection 20 town or country. Any command
warded the office OF this paper for o. d. shall be RESPECTFULLY
attended to- m2i
INFORMAL ION WANTED of JAMES h. MILLER a
native OF New York and Seam by profession last
heard from he was in Bristol England 1870 Should he be
advantage applying William Steel, Baker. No iii Cher.
~ street. New York. MI 3mdSw~uc
4 FINE MASTYFF DOG,
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BRITISH SrECIFlC.-Patrouized through England and
- u A certain for GonoGhoei, Gleet &c &c.
without dnger of takiHg cold IRON, bgs
pleasant the aud free from combining
neither mercn ant.mony. For sile bv IL Hart eonrf
Broadway AMI Chambers ChasteEeY Broome ard
Bowery and 1874 Fulton Brook and wholesale sc
Loot Nc <e,so Made lane N v IN
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DOCTOR JOHN THOMSON
SON OF THE FOUNDEK OF THE THOMsONIAN

NUN .OF he FUUN Of THE THOMSONTAN
W SYSTEM OF fkACTICE is located at 3l3 Broome st,
where as usual are wanted such patient. with Chronic Dis
have called Dr. Thomson during the past
To be satisfied Of his skill and ability call and
for given under oath and rewards from
cases Also letters from the Kings Of France and Prussia
gold medal fom LOUIS Phillip. presented Doctor T. may
be the office, 343 Broome street,
BIThe sick msus "3uide TO Health" snti. to all who
call A book with plates, eatimonv OF individuals OF Com.
mttees Of the Legislative medical &c valuable
sItion-eall and procure copy. MA 1mdy&wysm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-30

pENTING AND COLLECTION OFFICE-PETER
~ AYMAK, having again commenced his old business OF
the patronage Of the public his Office No. l34 Nassau
second door below beekman ri. r. AYMAR
NH snH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-30


DALESME Importer aud Agent for Manufacturers, has
a. always on hand large assortment Of dinner and tea sets
in plain white aud gilt French Porcelain well and
Plates, of al sizes Dishes, Soup Tureen
Covered Dishes Salad Bowls, Fruit Baskets Cusards aud
Stands.
Also Tea and Chocolate Ware Creek French and Amer.
shape
All the articles warranted of the best quality ard be
sold on literal terms aud in iots to suit purchasers.
mig en-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-30

LEECHES! LEECHES! LEECHES
FIRST QUALITY SMYRNA AND SWEDISH
RETAIL at very low prices, by
z. J. FERDINAND Il COPPA,
. Importers of Leeches lao Nassau 1t.
N: BIC. J. Ferdinand Coppa will always warrant the
alites OF the Leeches sold BY them mi3 lmsm
HIDES, FAT AND CALF SKINS.
7>HF HIGHEST PRICES given for Hides, Fat and Cali
skins cash current money, delivery at the Hide and
Fat House OF the subscriber where contracts will be made
Caskns by the the highest price By the
JOHN HUM,
RS 2msrc 2as Elizabeth 1t, between Prince and Houston
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YOU CAM BE CURED.

YES by TIE deepat long study and unrng per-
severance there has been discovered specific medical
combination never before attempted onp, composed Of
materials and powers surprising thing
i,possioe 70 employ in the treatment f Gonohea. Glees
male No after how long sanding corpIicated geous
the may be il will yield speedily and a uray the
curative powers of this remedy Ma
ny resovs with gratitude have acknowledged that nothing
within their exper en- equal this arcaneum.
THOMAS'S SPECIFIC PILLS.
Thee Thomas's Specific Pills the
stomach, aud neither Diet regimen
from b. sness qa!ed to AID them IN .psng dis
passlrg efficacy of this remedy that he hall III, whole
met talent of the wor to produce sn thug ~ AL 10 IT,
trial OF honas specific Pills. they Viii fad needy and
safe relief lc le he complies ed and
The Pills purely etable aud diuretc and asn-
gent, powerful the aud b. suhsu-
ting healthy for di ride I'd action ia paris
the patient the ul happy OF al heat
vgor the pristine days of unbemish@d youth and
unocrnce Price per box Agents at2's Broadway
Chamber, Granite Baildngs 10 Fulton street; II sst
Broad,yav m
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Prepared and sold wholesale and retail and for expectation
by b. Sands Co. druggists and chemists Granite Bull
ings, No. 273 broadway, of Chamber St. New York
Sold also by A. B. D. Sands, druggists, No. 70 fulton
David Sands Co.. No II East Broadway of Market
and bv druggists generally throughout the United States
p-ce 81 per bottIs-six bottles for S. FL ln &C
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pEACH ORCHARD COAL-S3 per for broken, egg
and large stove Consumers may rely getting the bes
Red Ash Coal the above price, well screened weighed by
city wegher and delivered from the yard q King and
Greenwich ats PETER CLINTON
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STATE OF MIssIsslPPl-oKIlsss . IA. c ~
samuel +. Butterworth} Th. day came the pisn'ia:
Warren Kimbsll motion. il is cIds Cd ,by the Cou!t.
that publication be made in The New York Herald Tor ss
notifying the defendants Of this SUIT and
unless he before The OF this Court plead or
demurrer thereto judgment will be entered against INN
by default
true copy from Minutes Of said Courts ~
A. MAXWELL. Clerk.
March the 4th, 1914. m22 6w evy dy nc
CAST OFF CLOTHING.
families desireus Of converting their LEI
on wearing Apparel into cash. obtain for the same hs
highest cash price.
To families and gentlemen quitting the city, changing
sitence having any uperuous effects dispose Of Will md
much 10 their advantage send for the subscriber who Will
attend them at their residence by appontn ent,
LETETT, John street,
near Broadway.
line through the Post Office otherwise, win receive
PROMPT attention.
Clothing c 'eaned and repaired. mo im#rc
WHO WOULD BE WITHOUT TEETH, when the
w following unprecedented redue dentistry made
by the celebrated Dentist w. THOKNE, d. ID. S. 81 East
Broadwa,
Cleaning Teeth, 81 %
Extracting. %
Stopping with his Justly celebrated Mineral -
Single Teeth on Piyot,''' ''''.''''.. -. 20
" Silver. ..'.'...''''''''' W
% " Gold. ..........'":. 10
complete Teeth the approved principles, at
the same price as the above -,
B-Where satisfaction given charge VIII
De made; " East Broadway. mt lmem
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BoAhDlSG AT 81 COURTLANDT SrREET-1rsn
eno nanent boarding Tor single married gentle
MRS. GENE, 81 Courtlandt It. '' " mns I'm sec ~
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POST OFFICE, NEW YORK,

CHIP StLVANUs JENKINS from ApaacbicoIs is dis.
~ charging at Pier No North River
Consgnees requested to attend the receipt Of their
goods. BOYD HINCKEN,
mas Sire No. Tontine Building.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-18
JAMES Il. CARROLL, Soy.
MONONGALIA COUNTY.


4 meeting of number of Democratic party was
held at Jacks ,nvile, Monongala county, the 9th
day Of January iSi4, Tor the purpose of appointing
suitable person to represent the Democracy of the
mites of MonongaIi, and Marion in the Democratic
National Convention, 10 be held IN Baltimore IN May
next for the purpose Of nominating candidate 10 he
run by the Republican party for the Presidency
otthe United States aud for other purposes
On motion OF e. Tanzey, Esq, John Lemley, Esq,
was called to the chair and Capt. William w. Llzze
appointed secretary the object of the meeting having
been explained by c Tanzey, Esq; motion of James
Kelly, Esq the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Resoircd, Tina, this meeting in the nomination
of G. A. Harper, suitable person 10 represent. The
count es Of Monongalia and Marion in the Democratic
Nat onal Convention, 10 be held in Baltimore May
next, for the purpose of nominating a candidate to be
by the Democracy Of the United States for The next
Presidency.
On motion of John f. Cooper, the following resolu.
ton adopted, with the exception of two dissenting
voices, 10 wit:
Resoic'd, That Of n the several persons named as
candidates for the next Presidency, decidedly prefer
Martin Van Buren, as first choice.
RESOLVED, unanimously, That we will support the
nominee of the Democratic National Convention.
Resoced That when this meeting adourns, it adjourn
TO here again Association of Democrats,
this day four weeks, Sd February.
Res0irtd That copy OF the foregoing proceedings
be signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and for
warded t. the editor Of the WV Argus for publication.
JOB N LEMLEY, Chr'a.
VIM w LAzZELL, Sec'Y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-18
{ From Eenaa!ps Expositor,

We rejoice to sec the position taken by the Demo
cratic Union, published al Harrisburg Pa, as exhibited
in the annexed extract Let these suggestions become
the guide OF the Pennsylvania Democracy, and they
VIII prove 10 be lnvnclbe in their State elections, and
place themselves in commanding position rs to the
politics OF the nation.
THE EXTRACT.
"And now, the. our own illrstrioua has with
drawn his name from the field of competition, let US
the Democracy of the Old Keysone-be solemny I'D
monsled against running after false gods 1t is the
part Of wisdom wait with calmness and patience the
action ofthe National Convention, and, whatever It's
decision, to yield cordial and hearty acqu'escence
Let us swear iealty 10 each other in bond OF union
upon principles, allowing the proper tribunal 10 make
choice of the best calculated to carry them INTO
execution. Organization upon the broad platform Of
REGULAR NoMINATIoSs must be our constant ann ana
effort-and whether the nominee prove van buren, or
johnson, Calhoun or Cass, we Will be all u scatter
the prospects of Henry Clay and his whole Drooo oil
Wing heresies to the winds
,ls with the same f., ling, that End the follow
ing in the American Sentinel at Philadelphia, which
has been partially at least, supporter oil PRESIDENT
Tyler, viz:
"DEMccRArIc ASSOCIATIONS The following, among
many other excellent resolutions, was I'D pted al re-
cen; Democratic meeting, h-ld in Marion county, VIZ
gina
"tRssorfd, Tint for the purpose Of better uniting
and harmonIzing our action i, is e1pedent 10 fern
associations every State in The Union.
1.-THE Democratic Union in publishing the above reso-
luton, makes The following excellent remlrks, IN
which we heartily unile and trust that the Democracy
of this State will move efficiently in the matter. The
Union says:
".We cannot too strongly urge upon our Democratic
brethren Of Pennsylvania, the policy OF forming De-
mocrat Associations, as recommended above) IN eve
~ county of the State The necessity for the adoP-
ton of such course must be obvious 10 all Our
Wing opponents are ol'e'dy well organized-ihey are
united, or nearly SO, upon their candda,e-and Il is
well known, that neither money zeal IN behalf o.
their fayoriie will be wanting to deceive the people
INTO his support Organize, then, Democrats, Tor the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-18
p. A. HEIsKELL,
J. e.. SulrMAS,
LIZ { Secretaries,
PRESTON COUNTY.

Al full meeting of the Democratic Association for
Preston county, held al the Court House in kingwood
January 9Th, 1874, the following resolutions were
adopted
Resoirfd, That approve of the course recon-
mended by our friends i'll Richmond, and of holding q
State Convention in February next and we do hereby
appoint the following named persons TO represent the
Democracy of this county in said convention 10 wit
Israel B,ldwin, VIM. w ley, Wm. F. Rlt;h'e. Ed
ward Armstrong VIM S Morgan, Alexander New
man, VIM Wood, Buckner Fairfax, Charl Host'n
John Scott Solomon 2. Hprndon, Charles +. Walden,
,vm. Hamilton, ard Amos Carroll
Rcso'1ed, That the Secretary forward copy of the
above resolution 10 The Editors Of the Enquirer for pub
licatlon
On motion Of VIM. G. Brown, Esq, the meeting adj
ionrned, to meet again at the Court House the I'd
Monday in February next.
SAML R. TROWBRIDGE, Ch'n.
I.vrs 81 E,ppotr S.r'u
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DOR RENT OR I.EASE-The subscriber oilers for rent
the Brick Store liuuse nj King William Court hoisc
capital, acquainted with the business al
merchandising, would DO we'll To such an the subscriber
that present location Oilers Advantages
cutigny mlviga water being within about Two miles o
the Matapon The merchant great facility IN trans
porting his goods and grain, with comparatively but iile eS
penSe It's ss the county seat being immediately
oil the Tavern and Court house affords
opportunities and Inducements 10 the community on public occa
s,uus of the county and populous neigh
boroo amidst active, enrprisins and prosperous people,
generally puncual aud responsible men,
new, hist will undergo some few repairs. and be-
painted Granary will also be erected and rented wh
the Store House.
small Dwelling House. ALSO hult within the last year, with
four roon for small family, be had Of The sub
scriher.
ANY letter addressed him. al King William Court house, viii
receive prompt attention. Early application i requested
W. n. GREGORY.
der GO-3al.tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-18

AW NO1ICE.-lhe subscriber has removed his Office 10 the
Il basement his residence at the of 9, ard
Streets opposite the Office Of the Mutual Assurance Society," lie
he found at his office when not IN attendance asan re
suInod) on of the Courts of the City.
TO CLAiMaNTS-The subscriber after an interval Of some
Years again his services to claimants the Govern
United States, the Stale of Virginia. for reyou
onary services any other demands whether arising under
otherwise. His experience In attending 10 such
claims enable him. in most cases they well found
ed 10 refer the of the information sustain
them The advantage Of thar experencehis familiarity with
the subject and digen atenton stimulated by the necessity
of beginning his life Of buslnesshe is willing pledge
those who may employ hor moderate certain compensa-
on such reasonable contingent commission be agreed
Urged by such strong Inducements he pledges all the indus
try and energy he have exeed. His residence and
office 9Th aud streets, the Swan Tavern Letters
addressed to him will he punctlnlly attended 10.
Richmond, 9Th Oct, 1912 44-ly THOMAS GREEN