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10 10 hhis' hhi! 81 SsUGAH'prit Ga and low priced
'0O loaves Double refined Loaf and Crash.
ed, Also, fine. N
s barrels do.
Extra fine .Hyson TEA: Fine do. uu.
oooiong tblack) in half pound papers.
Do. very superior %5:
Piowshong (lo) in half pound m nefs.
Bags old Java COFFEE
Laguita tlb
lilo do old and new
81 crop Il
Boxes Sperm Candles, 4, S and G 10
the punhd !.
Boxes Adamnntine lin papers) ,olhe
Boxes Charleston made Tallow G Ia
the pound
l o. 2 ID: canisiers PRESERVED Salmon.
hermeticnlly sealed
10. canisters Lobs,ers, hetne,ica|lv
sealed
Jars mixed Pickles; do. Gherkins, q'ts.
Canlsiers Sardihes lin oily and lbs.
Layer Raisins, (all clus,crs;) Zan.c
Quarter boxes MIR Raisips Ha
Soit sllclled AImons
Drums Turkey Figs fsmnll sizc,
bordeaux Almonds, soft shclIed
BOXES Gcnoa Citron, preserved with
white sugar "
East q West India Groceries assorted
oars East |. Preserved Ginger; MUG
aroni
"hoie and grohnd Black Pepper: do:
Nn.mcgs, Cloves, Gihgcr Cinnamon,
NO. I Chocolate, prepared Cocoa i
.Underwood's Mustard in ~ aud ID
ID. bottles :
Rose Water, Lemon, Pine Apple, Straw:
berry, RasPberry,u and Orgea, Syrups
sweet oil, Harvey Sauces Reading
Mushroom Kctehupi Tomato Kc.ch.
!. Paoli Vinegar, S,ougltton's Bi.,ers'
sofia biscuit, Pic Mic, Water; Pilot,
& Navy Crackers, Lemon do;
S'~' "'' IT, S''l'. uis,.iv1 r,s oIav
Indigo.
Letter PapeT Foolscapdo.; Sal, Pc.
White Wine Vinegar; Cider do.
Canisters Dupont's Euslc Rifle Pow
Kegs and half kegs FFF. glazed do.
a full assortment Of Shot, Ill sizes
soo Sacs SALT, extra large size, and in
order
Nos. l,2 and 8 Mackerel, kits No.
l do. '''H
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Smoked Tongues, Reefs &c. s.
80 Fulton Market smoked cngues large
size 10y Sss 'sgf
100 lbs. Smoked Beef s 81
SO lbs. Bologna Sansag
Picked Daef abd, Pork !. s3j.5
kits Salmon and hiackerel Sc: Il e.
+ For sale by Die KsON a. LA'R'F A ), S
Camden,s Nov, g. f546.-, ,. .sJ 3 ySs ss
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sDolEF'sEOLD STAN II, sg An IoEsN Isl.
DTOISso IN e IL .kA 4 ,rYE,. ]. "A As

DICKSON q sLATTA
~ oud respectfully inform citizens Of sta
'lae lcy lave opened ;a ufas @
Ell ECT GROO.ERIEy
iylis Will DC oifered lowstor S at prices To
for up tr supplies are such % e
guarantee satisfaction their customers Us 70
s. THEY s%4s#l
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STOLEN.

FROM the House Of the Subscriber, on
the 30lh Of October. POCKET BOOK,
containing, in cash, Forty.six Dollars and
Eefghty=one cents. and two Notes, as fol-
lows: one for 1920, given by Irwin Rogers,
MS Principal and Richard Brown as Secu-
ri!y, dated February Il 1876: and one for
50, givcn'tu tfe subscriber by Henry Peo-
blcs-tate no, recollecled. All persons
arc hereby caifiohed against trading for
said notes.
0ZIAs MATIIEs.
Sumter District, Nov. 3, lSA6. 2t
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Pine Apple chtesc, Goldfish, smoked
LIQUORS.
uotldard's Brandy, Vlpto,ia or 1ao5
celebrated forsi!s sori .fruiiv. flavor
Ilerckenwrath & LownJss,I i II. m.
py'ssC: Brandy 80
no. Do. Hollahd Tin !
NeM'on' ai,I M,.,e; Gordon ny q AIurlocks a.
Do. do. new do. SE
ni a,e Sherry, Sweet Malaga :is5-S
" Wnissey 1i"ia's' Rum Old Scotch ass3 s.
Bast 3aske!s Champaign, Cordials o. ossor,e,l.
D'rs. rs n nmo'nnneaheIa Whiskey. do. NJ
y: Rcc.ifed do. :,
Bhls: N: e: Rum 5sas.
Double Brown Stout Porte,[Dunber 4
quarts and pints. e. - -
Scotch Pale, tery SUPERIOR in n;n,s
!r,hliladclphia Pale AIS, in dis AMI NJ.
"aId,s al, big grain Rice, strictly prime;
Goshen Butter, Noftl,etn Cheese. m;,d
and rich = -" "'"'
Pine Apple Cheese, Goldfish. smoked
Herrings :,
Nos. l, 2 & 3 Mackerel, kits No. ! do.
Extra bleached Sperm Oil. winter
strained Solar do.
Shoe Blacking, Sal Eratus I,ondon
Shred Isinglass
cosper's deia'ine, Raspberry Syrup;
"ho'ei half aid quarter boxes Soap,
all qualities. "a ~ :
Corn Brooms. boxes Table Sail, Psint.
e.! Buckets - -,
Jars Iatnafins, iii fine sytbp s.
a full assortment or CANDIES; Of all
sorts; Almond Soap; Fancy do.
Extra Canal Flour, whole am, half bis.
:::!' assortment of. f.CROCKERY and
GLASSWARE.
sEGARS AND TOBACCO.
5,o00 Washington Regalia Separs;
S,0oO Louisiana Florcnda Regaiia do.
4,OO0 Palmas in. do,
5000 Casadores do. ,o.
4,O00 La Contordia do. do.
5000 Gold Leaf z do. @
5000 La Norma aS do.
A;S9S l;99S FEfaTHnHgas Ff4HHlPs DC Dc.
5000 Panetcllas .do ,ss,
0,000 3.4 Spanish G. .Io.
0.0OO IL Spa @sh 90 ssa do:
3 bess; ). aAfss eIs 1fssSs|Ie sSs)|I robssso,
2 Wa,son's 10. DO
Myers SIS 10 ID. do.
Yonng's I6's 10 lb: 40. =
Persons wishing TO purchase; viii Gnd Il
their interest 10 call ahd examine for
themselves. -:i.s'
DICKSON & LATTA.
(.np1Hon g > l,tH
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Saddles, Hsrilics, &c.
a good assortment Of Saddles. Brides.
Marlingalcs. Wagon and Riding Whips,
for sale low hy NJ. DRUCKER & co.
Camden, Nov. 3, 1916.
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IRON. ss
a full assortment ,ef1ron Of every ds-EE
scrIptioh; Hollow Ware do, for sale low
by M. 5DRUCKER & co s
Camden, Nov. 6, 1916.
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@ and sfaa BssXIs p Ispoes Is 3 -
Whtch NV we ieel no esitancy 10 recommend;
as they are own mannfattory. and designed
20 %, gisc sat salisfae ron TO The purchaser:
). - A IiSO- 5s s3sE. .s4i ssss3i
Calf skins, Lining skins, Shoe leather
Shoe thread and all kinds Of Shoe M Makers
kind: ;.8& I'Ss ~
HATS.
Mems Black and Drab B. b. plain Hats
g., fashionable Beaver q. ~; &;
: ing ! %; {, =, -, ],
Eur, Cloth, vslve. and glazed
Boys Fspss Hs4i sporting Hats.
-.sA7--,'t. ! 80 +" Clotn. velvet and glazed
Caps, ss 5I
childr 'n's fancy cloth and velvet Caps;
ALSO, Y 25 5$s, !. !.
30 doz. round md square top WOOL HITS; !
very low either atre,ail or BY The dozen. .4ss ss
BoNNETs. sJ
Laties and Misses Leghofn, Tuscan;
NePolitun Straw, Willow, Lawn, nj edna.
Silk and Bnmbaziuetin all their varieties
and md shapes; and at prices that cannot be-
beat; ss5
If YOU Wish to see NEAT. cHEsAP ssli; and /
GOOD shoes, give us a call--we ,lo a cash
business---haye but one price our bject be- 8
ing to eslablsha a large retail trade, and asEss8
none TO pay an extra profit TO make ap fol;
the looses sustained byt The credit syafem.
Our motto IS "quick sales and small
profits" or as our opponents say md
HREMEMBER, ali Shoes sold BY IS &
are e, warranted s and in every instance rips
repaired witlont charge. sssS
II. BARTLETT & Co.
Store nearly opposite the Bank Of Camden
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Persons wishing TO purchase; viii fnd Il
themselves. .,Ss'.s3
DICKSON & LATTA,
Camden, s. c., Nov. 6, 1916.
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ilerfings. s-S
LIQUORS. =
st"idaard's Brandy. vintnfe nr 1905.
celebrated forts sofl.fruiiy. ilavor
Herckenwrath & Lown,Ies,J q. M.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-19
WINTER ARkANGEMkNT
TO THE SOUTH-THREE TINES WEEK O.
AND BY FAR THE MOST COMFORTABLE ROUTE!
Wa THE HESAPEAKE BAY LINE,

GAkhblNG IbE bhEAT
CENTRAL UNITED STATES MAIL,
~ SSgs.saa Leaving lower end OF .pear's Wharf
ss,,ssSYS Baltimore, EVERY MONDAY, WE'D,
Sai1ss N Els DAY aud FRIDAY, al O'Clock
=. VI in The well known ana complete Steamboat
GEORGIA, Capt. Cannon, (bting well prepared for
the winter for orfUk and Portsmouth, Va cOnnec
ting next morning, al 6 O'Clock, with the Steamboat
81 Ass,nen CURTIS PECK Capt. Davis, or steam
sSssgsJSTs,,s boat ALICE, Capt. skinner, for Rich
1as'ihiizsaifL mOnd, To City Point Railroad, for Pc
rsb Ig Va, CARRYING there about two hours abe ad Of
the Great Southern Mail Lne) without tail of con
Lectionn0 loss OF sleep aud hut one change OF bag
gage-thenCe by Petersburg RAILROAD TO Weldon, n.
c., and thence by railroad and steamboat te Charles
t0u, $. c., and thence by the southern routes to New
Orleans, through in about seven days, and much the
most pleasant comfortable and shortest South.
{Gf- Passengers may resi- assured that the Bay and
James River Line OF Boats are well prepared for the
Winter Travel The comfort ofpassengsrs being WI II
attended 20 by the officers and prOpretors, and what
is here stated may be relied on as the truth.
o. The Bay Line leaves Norfolk on IT. ESDAYS,
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, at4 O'Clock, p.
NJ. l5r Baltimore arriving about O'Clock next morn
ing, connecting with Philadelphia cars.
WINTER FARE.
The greet addltiOni expense for the Winter Line,
cOmpCs the PROJECTORS to advance the passage for
Passage between Baltimore, Norfolk or Ports
Passage between Baltimore, City Point, Peters
burg or Richmond, Observation-Disclosures. 700
Passage between Baltimore and Weldon, N. C. 1000
Passage betWc' II Baltimore Charleston. =. G, q, 90
meals aud lodging included on Bay and River boats
By this arrangement passengers will perceive that
this route is the cheapest most pleasant and cOmfor-
table, and hut little doubt of delay from Ice las in the
Potomac, on the Great U. 5. Mail R0ute) as we have
engaged The Ice Boats to keep open track for in
the Patapsco River when possible.
10 Travellers will be directed by our Soliciting
Agent, who hands these Bills, and who will give eve
~ information and conduct them to the boat. Hand
your checks to him Porter Norfolk Line on
his hat,) in the depot yard, who will attend to your
baggage.
dl7 T.SHEPPARD, Agent.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-19

WoNDERFUL ESCAPE FROM DEATH. Al
Carbondale, Pa. few days since, an immense
mass of slate, about seven acres in extent, fell
from the roof Of one of the mines, either crush
Ing to death fifteen of the workmen, or wall
'ng them in SO as prevent their escape, and
thus leaving them to meet horrible death by
starvation! As it would require several weeks
to remove the ruins so as to get at the unfortu-
nate men, no attempt at their rescue was made.
Strange to relate, however, one of them, NAM
ed John Hosey, after being incarcerated for
forty-cight hours made his way out through
the fallen slate, all safe and sound!
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-19

FATAL AFFRAY AT LEXINGTON. A dreadful
affair occurred at Lexington, KY, few days
ago. Itseems, says the Louisville Journal, that
Mr. Shelby, u son of Gen. Shelby, whilst sit
ting with good many others st the table of
the hotel, fanccd that a young man, named
HORNE, standing at the Fireplace, was looking
at him and talking Of him. After dinner, he
met the young man and demanded what he had
been saying Of him. The young man assorted
that he had said nothing at all of him or no.
thing in particular. Shelby expressed his dis
belief Of the assertion and said that he would
bring him TO account for his conduct. Shelby
then went off and armed himself, and, when he
neat met the young man, slapped him in the
face. The young man threw his hands behind
him, possibly to keep his cloak from falling,
whereupon Shelby, thinking perhaps that the
motion was made for the purpose of getting Il
weapon, shot him through the head.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-19

FRoM MExIco- War-ReUoiltii RmnorS,
sc. The city was rife with rumors on Satur-
day in relation to our affairs with Mexico, all
originating, we believe, from some intelligence
in the New Orleans Plcayune of the 9th inst.
from Tampco, in relation to the projected re-
volution Of Paroles against the government Of
President Herrera. The dates from Tampico
are to the LIST inst, and do not furnish as late
intelligence from Vera Cruz or the city of Mex
leo, by several days, as previously received by
the u s. ship st. Mary's, at Pensacola 1t
gives, however, minute account of the COM
menccnent of the outbreak, which originated
with the "Army Of the Reserve" which ap-
pears to be hostile to any negotiations with the
United States. The Picayune says:
So far as we can learn from verbal inteli-
gence and letters received here, no act of vio-
lence whatever occurred. The plans of Pa
redes had been so fully matured, and the dissa-
tislaction with the Government was 30 general
and unanimous, that there were none to oppose
the revolt. A letter received in town from a
| respectable commercial house, and dated on
the Esd December, states that he had actually
commenced his march on the city of Mexico
at the head of 6000 men, and expresses the
conviction that the affair may even he settled
then. The writer is of opinion that Paroles
will refuse to treat with Mr.. SlideIl, and ''pfo-
baby declare paper war and send him away"
The writer further says that he looks upon c.
tnai war as idle talk-in his own words, 'as
all humbug."
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-19

PROBABLE MURDER AT A CARD TABLE,
We learn from the Philadelphia papers, that
on Friday quarrel took place over a card ta-
BILE at house in Moyamensing, between a
young man named Dougherty and several
Others, which brought to the scene the father
of the youth, who on interfering received a
dangerous and probably fatal stab in the abdo-
men with knife from man named James
Kirkwood. The wounded man is highly res
pected. The offender, with the keeper of the
house, was arrested.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-19
The New Orleans Delta adds the following:

The New Orleans Delta adds the following:
The policy of Herrera towards the United
States has been the proXimate cause of the
revolution-the war-cIy having been raised
throughout the country, and the mob Of sol
diers and others excited to that pitch of mad
ness which would induce them to attempt the
overthrow of any government that counselled
peace with this country. If Paroles has sue
ceeded, the mission of Mr.. SIidell will of course
be unsuccessful, aud the two countries will re-
main in state of doubtful hoslilies, which it
will DO the duty of our government to bring to
an immediate termination.
The Washington Union of Saturday night,
speaking of the above intelligence, says:
We understand that these statements arc
substantially confirmed by the official accounts.
rumor has gone forth in the streets of Wash
ington to-day, which these accounts do not con-
tirm-vlz: that Mexico has declared war against
the United States. War may ensue, but it has
not yet been declared, as far as we are advised.
Mexico may be mad enough to resort to this
extremity, or to reject all our demands for JUS
tce, as they will probably be urged by Mr.
Sldell. The result of such course on her
part may compel US to resort to more decisive
measures for obtaining justice.
Court OF APPEALS, wv. S.)-ANNApoLIs,
Jan. 18th, 1916. No. l6. Colmore Beans vs..
Samuel Hamilton. Dorsey, Judge, delivered
the opinion of this Court. Judgment affirmed.
Nos. 25 and %. Brewer and Draper VS..
Smith. Dorsey, Judge, delivered the opinion
Of this Court Judgment affirmed.
No. SO. Henry Rail VS.. Wilhelm & Wilhelm,
was further argued by Mausby for the appel
lees, and by Palmer for the appellant.
No. S. Thomas Baldwin use of Jas. Owens
VS.. Wright s. Kent. Archer, Chief Justice,
delivered the opinion of this Court. Judgment
reversed.
No. 9. Thomas Baldwin VS.. Robert Wright
Archer, Chief Justice, delivered the opinion of
this Court Appeal dismissed.
No. IL. Thomas Baldwin VS.. Robert Wright,
Archer, Chief Justice, delivered the opinion of
this Court. Judgment reversed and attach
ment quashed.
No 10. Eli S. Baldwin, Suit s McGregor
VS.. Robert Wright & De Wit Kent. Archer,
Chief Justice, delivered the opinion of this
Court Judgment reversed and procedendo a.
warded.
No. IA. James Owens vs. Wright & Kent.
Archer, Chief Justice, delivered the opinion of
this Court, Judgment affirmed.
No. 81. Francis D. Anderson VS.. John Catch
er-appeal from Hartford County Court-sub-
mitted on written arguments by O. Scott for
the appellant, and \. w. Bradford for the APP
pclIees.
No. COL Burgwynn VS.. Burgwynn-appeal
from Chancery-was submitted on written ar
guments by Mayer and Lee for the appellant,
and J. Johnson for the appellee. -
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-19
I,LL TELL YOU WHY

BY ONE WHO Knows.
I'll tell you why he pressed your hand,
IN tell you why he sighed 90 sadly,
That you the cause may understand,
And, as you say, remove it gladly.
There is within the human breast
That seldom sleeps, I uder passion,
Love ia its name, and when expressed,
(Th0' now tits something out Of iashioD.)
but seldom fails to paint the cheek
OF Beauty with a crimson color;
For Love !ht eloquent will speak,
D. what yoH will the q sme to smother.
That your bright smiles and sparkling eye.
Like Sol, have warm'd this tender feeling,
Is plain from that mpissOn't sigh,
That blush that flies true loves cOnccaling
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-19

ARRIVAL or THE WOODBURY.. The u. S.
revenue cutter Woodbury., Capt. Foster, arriv-
ed at N. Orleans on the Sth lust from i cruise
to the westward. She LETT Galveston on the
LIST inst
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-19

ITEMS OF News. The Philadelphia papers
announce the sudden death, by apopexy, of
John Weaver, Esq, recently elected Register
of Wills of that county.-Hon. Jas. Whit
comb is the democratic candidate for Governor
of Indiana.-John Smith, the "Razor Strop
Man." has located himself at Richmond.-
An elephant, belonging to menagerie, win
tering at GAINESVILLE, died few days ago. He
was valued at So, 5oo-James A. Lee, Esq,
has been reelected Mayor of Maysvile, Ky.
The small pox is prevailing at ST. Louis.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-19
EHNHE GREAYMsT MEDIoINE IN rME

Il WORLD, for Coughs, Colds, asthma, Pain and
Soreness in the Breast, Whooping Cough, ComSu,ap-
ton, HoarSenes, ard all diseases of the Breast ard
Lungs, is Hance's Compound Syrup Of HoarAounS.--
Price 20 cents.
Five been coughing, I've been coughing.
All the night and all the day:
And Pm wearing, and Pm tearing
All my lungs and life away.
y twill end me soon, and sendme
Down TO an untimGly grave,
Lest some friendly hand attend ne,
Skill'd the sufferer to save!
But, in brief, found relief;
And poor sufferer, say, would You,
Take 50 handy, HancS's Candy
And his H0arhOund SyIuptOo!
HANCE'S CANDY md HOARE6USD SYRUP.
two Of the most ODu ID thsags Tor colds
coughs and c0nsumpuons, and all Affections Of the
Bronchial Organs, may he had al his New Store, No
los BALTGMORE-ST., between North and Holiday,
or at the Old Stand, corner OF PRATT Il CHARLES
SITS, Baltimore. iali
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-19

FHNO THE E@UBLlC. JULES ) HAUEL hegs
n leave 10 niOrm the public generally not to con.
found ms preparations with all the nOstruus Of the
days, as many puis in newspaper advertising articles
which hear false and fictitious names, and in some
cases decorate themselves as Doctors or Chemists
when the truth is they hardly know the meaning OF
the words
MY NYMPH OR INDICATED SOAP, AND
EAU DIVINE DE VENUS, to render the skin SOFT
and fair
pertluOus hair from the face
My EAU LUSTRAL HAIR RESTORATIVE a
certain preventative from Badness.
My VEGETABLE LIQUID HAIR DYE for in
Simultaneously changing Gray or Red Hair to an eNQui
site fine Black Brown or Chesnut color
My CELEBRATED SHAVING CREAM which is
highly approved ola person can shave with the
greatest and comfort
My UNRiVAbLED EOS z TOOTH PASTE,
which is universally ought after for the pearIy white
ness gives Ia tie teeth without the slightest injury
I5"T0 caution the public will guGTGnty 70 the
purchaser that each article possesses the properties
ascrbe 10 the above under forfeit of returning the
money If it fails. win those who prate So much
about the quality Of their articles 90 as far as this to
secure the public against imposition Forsale whole
sale or iCta AT JULES HAUEI'S,
Practical Chemist and PeffumCr DC :, THIRD ST
below ChCsnut street.
And for sale in Baltimore by the following Agents:
n. NJ Robinson, corner ay and Saratoga streets; J..
Boury, $50 Baltimore street; Mortimer 4 MowhraV,
Baltimore and Charles streets; 1hos p. Harrison 163
Baltimore St; f. Hickey Sons, 2i7i Baltimore St:
CrOyeau, III Baltimore ST.; Coleman & Rodgers,
l13 Baltimore st: s. G. Winchester, los baltimore
St.; Il. Hale, ll2 Baltimore st.; ]. M. LafOque Bat-
more and Harrison SITS; Jas. r. De Lacour, $50 Bati-
more St; NJ. $ Thompson, Howard and Fayette sis;
o. +. Rodgers, Howard ST. below EayPtte: ]. w. Bar
ry X 20, Baltimore and Pearl SITS. Ol4.tuthsn3m
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-10-15
United states and Foreign Agency a
Warrington City, ID. G..

. -.
TNHE undersigned have associated for the pur-
Il pose of transaeting business as general agents,
in the city of Washington, ID. c., under the firm
and style of RICHARD s. COKE q co.
They will attend TO the purchase and sale of real
estate generally in all parts Of the United Staiesi
To the formation of companies here or 10 Europe,
for the purchars or disposal Of lands in all parts OF
the United States;
To the prosecution Of claims on the government
of the United States for lands or money before the
executive departments or Congress;
TO the obtaining remission of fines, penalties, and
foreitures, for alleged violation of the revenue or
other laws;
To the settlement of accounts with the State,
Treasury, War, Navy, and Post Office Depart
ments;
To the prosecution of claims before any boards
Of commissioners now existing or hereafter to be
provided.
Long experience, and extensive practical knowl-
edge Of business qualify the undersigned perform
any Of the foregoing descriptions Of business which
may be con6ded to their care. An extensive per-
sonal acquaintance with present and former high
officers Of the government, and members Of either
house Of Congress, renders particular references
necessary.
Letters Of inquiry merely will he answered free
ofcharge; but in all cases communications address
ed TO the firm must be post paid.
. Charges win be reasonable.
Office Twelfth street, between 4 and + streets.
RICHARD s. COKE,
ROGER C. WElGH1MAN,
JAMES PRENTlSS,
WILLIAM A. BRADLEY.
April 03-lv