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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-12

James Msdford the oolored steward, Of the steamer
Mall, was bsrbarously murdered in this city satur
day night. Medford had visited the house OF cslorsd
in the lower part OF the town. the purpose
70 .dy William Dler, her white parauour, cal Ell, Also
The begged Dler to excuse her for the evening"
and gave her reason Dill.r new in rage and drawing
knife, cut the throat OF Msdford from The
wounded man rushed into ths street, and two
squares to his house. at the door Of which he fell
dead Der went to the house Of his father, tobacco
siss up town, armed himself With rns and disappear
ed The watshmsn saw him depart but made no effort
to arrest him. for the that warrant had yet
been issued Our sapient mayor, Mullsnphy, turned
lieutenant Of the guard out Of oos the other day.
arrestng thief without warrant.
The Governor Of this State has pardcned johnson D.
May recently convicted Of attempt to burn the st
Crox steamer. Two years ago May procured at Of
Ave hundred dollars on box Of stones which box he
represented a. containing specie. The box shipped
on the st Croix, for Galens, and May passenger
During the trip the state room Of May to
be fire. aud transpred which led to the
suspicion that May had fred 1t After the suppression
was examined and its real value a.csrtaned The Gull
prt brought to this city and indicted but through
the influence OF wealthy friends his trial STAYED oil
for two years Recently change Of venue had to
st Charles county where the family of the criminal
side The evidence trial direct, and the jury
sessng the punshment It i've years suryitads in the
penitentiary Strange to say. however, the fellow has
been pardoned by Gov Edwards
to light the other day, which Ia calculated to produce
considerable excitement in this community young
girl had eoped from her parents and ted herself
the house Of colored woman where she received the
visits OF acquaintance Of the other The father
girl is river and ut the time mentioned
absent from town. With much dfhcuty the mother
traced out the hiding place and implored her
return. The girl, who Is MT yet sixteen refused
when the mother threatened her with the anger OF her
father What have the feelings Of the distress
ed parent when the child laughed In her face, and
piled that she cared nothing for her father he him
self had been the author Of her ruin In this statement
the girl persists and the WILL probably become
Of judicial inquiry.
MARKETS, &,-The produce market Ia quite buoysnt,
with deficient supplies Sales of -four at 81 80 for coun.
try brands, and So l2K SIS 25 tor city mills. Choice
wheat 90 $50 per bushel Corn dull at 35c Lead
tive at 81 l2H Hemp-0ood dew rotted, In prime ship.
ping order in demand at Sil6 SIG per In provi
sions, nothing Of moment doing ARGUS
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT Three bodies Of those
killed on Saturday last still remain in the South
burying ground tomb for recognition by their friends
Upon the person Of found n bill Of enter ain
the National The atre for the evening OF Novem
3D. which shows that he had been absent from this
,ty eu short time. Also bill for board due to O Mr.
Kelley The baggage obtained from the check found
the person whose name is supposed to be Charles D.
Clark consisted of two trunks of which small one,
contained only quantity Of shagbarks pair Of
panialoons. The other trunk from It's tents would
TraseHer.
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J. il A5TlN1S COMPOUND SYHt1" OF NAPTHA-
Not only positive buts warranted for consumpUon
aud all diseases OF the lungs This has decided the d puts
about the durability OF copsumpon and satisfied the medical
facuy and all who have used IL that consumption. and all
the longs cannot only be cured but they
tihuman frame liable The operation Of single bottle.
which costs but dollar sufficient satisfy patient
not altogether too far with the dsease-of this fact
and even single dose gives evidence Of its extraordinary
nuence in sestng and eracatng the msad1 BY the ame
date relief which affords This quack
dy Dr. Hastings its discoverer Of the eminent
physicians the and has made full disclosure lis h
the responsibility Of copnng himself for the sake of
profit VIII oh calculated to do such universal
good And such has been the wonderful results Of opera.
tons that the London Lancet Medic Times and the most
phys Of both nxousy calling
sufferers have immediate to H. and proclaim
Ing that Of all known medicines alone has positively sstab
lshed its efficacy by undenabe proofs ocurng consumpton
and all Other diseases OF the lungs
Price One Dollar bottle sic bottles Tor i've dollar. As
this expensive preparation, Is not lett around
commission, the mode qusck medicines. but
rangcment will general limit its sale the larger cities
and and therefore, residing where Hastings
Naptha Syrup be obtained and who be reached by
steamboat other public conveyance
should write direct NJ A. y. Harrison, No i7 Greenwich
New York, enclosing remittance for the number OF
bottles required which will be Immediately packed and for
wsdcd them, manner TO their safe aud speedy
delivery.
have with the Of Dr. Hastings Of London sold and
ed the agency Of the American cont ent TO- NJ
Syrup Of Nsptha in the United States and Canada.
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Nearly all the sugar planters in this vicinity, says the
Thibodaux Minerva, have commenced rolling The
YIELD contrary to general expectation quito lsrge
averaging from 1000 to 100 lbs per arpent.
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HEAVY Loss BY FIRE.---The ware house at
Brakes Landing with 1877 bales of cotton in It,
was destroyed by fire Wednesday night last We
informed that there had beep no Ore at the
warehouse during the day and that doubt 10 enter
tanned that the tire the work OF incendsry. The
following list Of the Of those who had ct
this landing with the pumber Of bales Loot by esoh has
been furnished us for publication WIN Jones, Al;
j. 8 Joness estate l20 J. M. Withsrspoon. 40 C. c.
Huokabee 10; Mrs Nichols "a; ID. w Burden, lo;
Hatch, 1855; A Hatch, 8; l. Maudn, 10; j. w.
Moore III Robert B. Walker 20; T B Burden, 10; s.
Ward, as: s. Pickens, 8; c. Driver, 10; r. Groom,
"a; HuckSbes 10; w. C. Flernoy, AZ; j. NJ. Scott.
40; Montague %; n Rand, 30; Reynolds,
Tinker's estate, 81; c. b Vaughan, Al @ Pisrke,
30; CASTOR Drade, 80; X Garlic, Total amount lott
bales-Mobiie .7dc al inst.
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v,es and boys ia ClshinI ready made
% Of sn an T S:a @ 5 . & :.
ing Of dess and fcei Coats Peo Polka Sacks OveTeoss;
ALSO So y Goods which will
be made to order % 10 80 per cent less than the general
n B-The cutting Of pantaloons hitherto so acut has
f,a sSa'sd TO 'so' g. HsS.a
nslt'rc
GUS oA clothing furniture dispose of o6t,
hs e,idenes line through the post-oee viz b Hune
So Duane street
can 6 o s;n anS M' any
44 III d}S Pat I'VE INsTANTA
7 Sas Dg =. sss'sS for H Ii: h:1 s:.a'i
70 ss s.ss ySs
": e +; FIJI '
% e; -s. Fl sfTi'; s worthless e:s1ss.:'''
sd sIs, y ss. a. %
h1sl r,soa Of the dney: and IseoIihss or
Of As:sy pill: the h.;
compainis the early saEes Of gOnorrhea box is
generally ;i!sifH e HALL sT ssI
OGDEN & MosBY. Whoes1!e Dealer, in DR., Goods
SO. n.?ehant mouth RIO rands Consa%sn, OF freight
received and forwarded all points the Rio Grande in
!, ASfq NJ. L'rLAaD Mo:'s Sc
CPLENDID GOTHIC DOOR PLATEs-The subscrl-
Der wOu n The s Of
At the late Far the Plates ever ap
and for which he received the premium oarRrs
Premium De- e. s Slsss
lUU iso do Superior Ale oHoL.
Excellent sateI. or N..iv. Grape. for Preserves. Cor
d Es at: much price John Sis s RS%EaouE
aCs Front street. between B.skman and Fulton st
ages above wei known Brsndes direct from he house
snI So.d.aas, HsaIyEL; chsS@eits and Ro
Also quarter ca,k, Whit. Brandy OF superior favor for
fall q
sRs. 'sf: Il 10 Val ''" m M 50"
Z me- Fys MO A
SCOTT q Nassau street wishes s;ll the e
;
jim. ssy es:;s;: :Si x5es ss
q: e. .S f';';; Nassau
i, l. yEAsToS IN: saas;ss:a VI! .ssS d. ssl:s
Of and GkS SiS; T5Ti%Ro
Mo... r.u,.. R Ha IN N Y I YSnS ~
G:ss %yl Collins. Esq., .S.a %r$fss
s;% s S $;:ss' Co., %";t !i: Co..
H sS1: John ny f f". N. ws
NE y y5 Al FIRE INsUKANcE C0MFA Any,
.san. damage Sv on dwelling Soass:
:TsS' %s' az q
van Sy1.;:H h:: s::s k Es a
H H:s;giA X. aySf ssa M Ei
THSMAs s's " 'riHoRNE. rr..id...
s.ss 10 full I'd with
:. ossS.: &: 40
i@s
Losses Correctly and promptly adjusted and paid.
Tho: T Woodruff Z Rss:ss D.. ...s.
EssaR:'f ss. f si!:s: E: %:!ii:
TSo:. W. TScr... jon. Pss:s. ,,,cxrn . .
Gro. r Hovx s.erst.r, mvi1-
u NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ENDEss Ap.sT.In.
- at REDUCED fnce9-ha IuDes at x60-quaer size
Tubes t35 Also. Plates, Eases, Chemicals Camera
Coating Boxes the lowest market prices. Orders
dressing w. &F LANGENHEiM.
Philadelphia Exchange, or
LAN0ENHEIM * BECkERS.
oz5 lNsrc 20' Bro dwsy New ork.
S.,, sSo 9sSos; NJ Ss;
street, agent for the purchase Of all kinds of second
cations will be literally paid for in cash Persons in the
try may depend upon gunctna remittance and the full valne
Nassau street IA S0fsrr
VNO THE LADIES RESIDENT AND VIsITERS IN
l. NEW YORk.-Wm. scott Co, No 81 Broadway,
especially invite their stock Lace Capes
Wells real and imitation trimming Laces Muslin Trimmings
Sands, Infants Waists Robes aud Frocks Nesdlewok Col
ars Chemisetfs Handkechefs Cuffs &c. Tarlatan Swiss
sad Orga die Mu,ns, Embroidered Muslin Dresses, Lace
Dresses, Berhes, &c. &c, which offered low
md he nd
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Mall Failure.
The CrOum.

The Baltimore papers Of Wednesday evening say that
not letter for that city, brought from England BY the
steamer Caledonia has yet made It's appearance
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MANLY BOARDING SCHOOL IN TuE COUN
TRY-An eIpsIenced teacher has taken for
number Of children, exceeding her family
boarder and scholars Her time is the pupil.
and pains spared advance them in their studies
.tssasion !: paid 70 hsI health and morals. The location
cies For references and enquire Of f. Bss Esq
No 81 Wall street; H. Hunt Esq, No. Chambers
so 3orsn
MONEY LENr-The highest prices advancep in large
~ and small sum. on gold and silver watches diamonds
JOHN n DAVIES, licensed fawnbsoksr
asa William street, Duane.
Persons received In private once By ringing the bell
on
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g. 81 Sm
r.tqs The eompl.tsst and best arranged the country To-
aa viii =. oa ON:
:p Yea.
ssclen a' Broadway New York or John A =, Whigple
-. cry: r. q, DIV woud nvs the ea asn
:csIi. S.IbSes and ea sm.ieh REVERE ,nd
dies and csp. bsci lace 1s adiss ,Ii%%:d and SD.
~
's: s % 7 ssa
great VARIETY. oas <tsrc
PANALO0Ns-F. AHRENs, the well known Pant.
fancy of which he makes order for only
F:neh and Ensli.h black cashmere. and doe.kin.
Gent. who Of pants will do well to call at asx
T N PARENTS AND dUARDIANs-Mu,ie taught on
moderate term. BY lady who ha, had sIpe
"S in ts.ehnS hs ns has given a sat
!n. addressed TO Music. TO the H'nd ONCE shall be
xfE ow :o
to their friends and the public that they are new prepared
!s'
one RAfk AH Ts.y SSS
how rough, how saow, yellow, and unhealthy the skin ap
s,'s .ss con
ss..! &c n:
acting s o and md
soldn New YorL only q, % Chatham Price cent.
MooRIgsH HAIR p. "a really good and i9aoeen,
Cheapest the most simple and sreesn article made ONE
sos only S.% s.' ..a BY tn.
II Human Liquid
Har Dye for dyeng light, red or grey hair permanently
Full and eopous dire etions enclosed;
ssa hi s ssn of the American Eagle No. 81 Chatham
A FINE SET ;, OF TEETH E n,h TWENTY-FIVE VENT
q with Teos Paste. Rsys spp.srsnes q
highly sdVsnxsoSs even to those teeth that are u good
Sy
White and make DE breath Sscoy sweet.
sois IN New 8ei s.iy Ss1 /, Chatham.
THERE ARE 100000 900 70 PORES TO THE SKIN
Sody,c maR s 0
s aqd healthy and thus to proven, and osn cure four
n. fact clog a.: q
,hs he'd fac: and hands; such
IeehIes gnbup morphew yellow dark tshgured skin
bath than .": TsG
Rs y ss. III ~ hs who
thing vain have been cured by washing the with Jone
Italian chemical Soap, and offer il for anv
Of the above complaints particularly adapted . persons
whittier clearer s.d .woothsI by is use BIT they be
counteeit and buy nowhere else New York
but the sign Of the American Eagle 90 Chatham Price
so cents
AeENIs,Philadelghia, Zeber Goa Ledger Build ng.
Boston, Reddng Co.. State street; Baltimore, Tay
Co.'S Jarvis Buildings; Ptsburg, Pa Newark by Va Bus
kirk; Brooklyn, l,9 Fulton street
N1 AIR SILKY, SOFT CLEAN FINE AND L0yE-
LY. TO BE HAD FOR THREE 6HlLLINGS ONLY
We have many times given you the Of Of
respectable citizens who have pledged their word that
after trial. they have found Joness Coral Hair Restorative
really possess all the qualities claim for IT, We again
tell you, il forces the human harto grow, stops and
falling Of remedie, seur q dspdruh And cost: you but
and in showing how son dresses dry nr keeping
Il order three times longer than hair oiand makes light
red or grey hair grow naturally dark from the fact
i mos, e.,sent and yet economical ssle ever nab
the Americsp Essls, q CHATHAM street, only
lssscs. ksdasS q W" txss rsssM 1slansss, 1sylWG
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABLISHMENT,
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THOUSAND.

DAILY HERALD-Every day, Price cents per copy
q rs pr unacceptable IL advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Ssturdsy-Prce Ga cent
per VS. i2H cents annum-payablc in advance.
HERALD FOR EUROPE-Every Steam Packet day
Pnce 6z per copyS5 annum including postage
or 50 Is exclusive OF postage payable in adyance sub,ep
will be received by Mes.. Gse
mani Is rue Vvienne Paris; L. Simonds, 10 Cornh and
John Miller, the bootssller, Lond,n;
ANNUAL PICTORIAL HERALO-Published on the
lst Of ,nuary Of each year-single copy sxpence.
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prises-always cash ~
advance should be written plain leG BILE
The proprietor will nobe responsible for eTsrs thai
may in them. :.
PRINTING Of all kind, executed beautifully and with
despatch. , !,
proprietor OF the eu,bhmeu must be post paid the post
y. d..,.~ssd fn che subscrpt'on ranit'sa
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Miscellaneous.

There at from Mobile ouly eight or ten
cases OF yellow fever In the city those said
DO mild-the patients doiog we'll and likely to recover
Some robbers at Richmond made a great ado n few
nights since, to perpetrate spendidy concocted rob
b-ry They succeeded in getting into exchange ONCE
and actually removed the safe from the building They
got for their pains and risk about nine dollars!
Mary Rupkle was executed at Whitesbo Oneida
Co.. the 9th nst to expiate the crime of numbering
her husband.
The 10th Of November has been designated BY the
OF fifteen States the day for the annual
Thanksgiving In Arkansas the 9th Of December has
been chosen by the state executive.
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G TRlKER,s WONDERFUL Dis OvERY -stuters
~ Solution for the Hair, which will change hair to its
original color in few moments This Dye different from
vet offered TO the public. Gentlemen who have been
humbugged by different hair dves will ple,se call Mr.
Striker end he will show no humbug and inju
qnesd hav. their hair changed before paypg money
The beauty OF this solution the you wash il the
dive be bad at other place than Of Mr. 5TRf
K.R No 'Coeres Slip, where Is sold Wholesale and
taii. and applied pI0 Jtsr
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bread when they might be handled or used With per
feet impunity am sir Sc
Bristol, Oct. II. WILLIAM uFRApATH
wA,Hrsoros. Nov. 9, Is47


The Prsstden's ch,~eh-.a fine Openinf
We understand that the First Presbyterian Church
Of this city wants pastor II is the church WHARF ths
President and lady twice every SUNDAY .ttsud
divine service and from this circumstance and thu great
and muratc acid sermons Of the late brother sproe t
has became the most fashionable and popular church in
the city Bitter and sour savage and msrcilss as was
here he the most popular Of our preachers Unfor
tunatey day having bastina doed everything else
he took hold Of John Tyler and the letter writer's but
like the unlucky sawyer Of he found out that
hs had got into rancho of guereroes and he dropped
the pulpit against the that single letter
letter writer's tanned him Well, after while, the Pre-
sident offered him the chspaincy West Point and
brother Sprols accepted It, aud Is the spiritual sd
wiser Of the cadets Long life him for rather like
the man.
Since he left tho First PrebyterRn church. II has had
regular pastor and the flock call for q shepherd
The congregation large and largely composed of the
most Intelligent and distinguished people citizens and
strangers The salary is 81 500 with perQnisiies equal
to $500 making the place equal to per year
The elders Of the church would tighten materially the
duties Of the pastor.
For devout, hopeful eloquent jealous minister here
10 fine opening because there many sinners at
tending this church. and the brett rem get
ting lukewarm in the When the shepherd IL alb
SAINT the fock apt stragge OH into the barren
mountains Of sin and folly where there is grass We
hope this call viii be answered and that pastor will
appear who will wake up the lukewarm- the in
different, and revivify the church TIMOTHY
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80 FOR ALBANY AND TRoY landing .,
MIoa ToaShksspss, HYDE Park Kins.ton Upper RdhooF
Bsrrytown Bristol Catski Hudson. Coxsacke, Kndehoos
and Baltimore. Landing Hammond street. ,
Leaves New York, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at
o'clock A. M. Breakfast and Dinner on board the GOAT
ogg, viii eavs Steamboat Pier foot Of Barclay street
Tuesdays Thursdays, md Saturdays, at seven O'Clock,
NJ. returning the opposite days.
For passage eigM, apply board. or to r. B. Hag
offcs or wharf s16r
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DIAPER HANGtNGS - GREAT BAR0AlNs.-k
L PRINCE, MANUFACTURER Of Paper Hansngs, (No. 343
Pearl Franklin Square would inform Country Mer
CD Jobbers and those the trade, that he selling of his
whole stock Of Paper H,ngng and materials for msnufaep;
with view Of declining his business fer another
Wholesale dealers purchasing from SO 800 for
cash, shall hare the goods strictly at "Manufacurers'
from prices" will be made Purchasers finding the
prices accordance with the above
express their and generally buy double the
= az aot 7. m II FRINGE Ns Pearls
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~~x NOTICE.-)n and after SUNDAY, No
vembrr Isl, 1917, the steamers SYLPH ana
ssaxn&SsS&sss 81 1TEN ISLANDER will make the fol
lowing trips:
STATEN ISLAND.
Ats 10, II, 10 o'clock, A Ma, a. O'Clock. PM
YORK.
At9. II O'Clock, A. MI. so. g. 6x O'Clock, +. M.
New YORK, Oct % 1877. OF
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L new YORK.-Wm. scott < Co, No 81 Broadway,
especially invite attention their stock OF Lace Cspes
Wells real and imitation trimming Laces Muslin Trimmings.
Sands Infants Waists Robes aud Frocks Needlewok Col
ars Chemiseus Handkcrchies Cuffs &c. Tarlatan Swiss
,sd Orga de Mu,ns Embroidered Muslin Dresses Lace
Dresses, Berthes, &C. &C. which offered at low
prices will be found equal extent variety any
The city. A large stock OF Dress Caps dollar each
" B No Walton in r,icss m
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NJ ATlONAL BOOK EXCHANUE-We, the under
~ signed hereby appoint Mr. Talbot Watts Of o2 Mas
street. agent Of all kinds of
hand Book. and Pnns all Hapers Novels and cheap pnb
cations will be literally paid for in cash Persons the
ty may depend upon punctu and the full value
by sending above BY order Of Baucks DAvoy and DIAL
N,ssau street "a mr.
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Proposals for a Loan.

Treasury DEPARTMENT, February 9, 1871.
EALED proposals will be received until the tenth day OF
- April next Inclusive loan of eighteen millions OF
dollars under the the 18th January last authorizing
the issue OF treasury notes, NC, treasury notes 10 be
said notes, with interest al the of six per cent per
mum, payable semi-annuay The bids, in all cases, must
be unconditional and without reference the sup
posed bids of Others they may not be considered The
bids should state distinctly, in all cases, the premium Of
feed No bid will be received below par To give an OPP
pouniy all persons participate in the investment OF
funds in these noeswhch account the privilege OF
funding may hereafter be materially enhanced in value
bids viii be received for the lowest denomination of notes
authorized by the law, well Us for higher sums.
The department. reserves the right of fixing the periods
when the money be paid TO be required
anticipate the wants OF the allow any inter
until the money is actually paid The money payable
ON the loan be deposited with the Treasurer of the Uni
ted States the OF the mint Philadelphia OF
the branch mint New Orleans with any OF the assist
treusurers Boston, New York, Charleston, ST.
Louis. X. ]. WALKER,
Feb 9--dlw&wtl0A Secretary of the Secretary
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United States and Foreign Agency at Washington City


E undersigned have associated for the purpose OF ,ar
acting business general agents. In the city OF Wash
ington, D. G., under the firm and style of RICHARD 5
COKE IL co.
They will attend the purchase and sale of real e,,a,.
generally in all parts of the United States;
To the formation of companies here in Europe "a,
the purchase disposal of lands in all parts of the tn
States;
To the prosecution of claims ON the government of N.
United States for lands money before the executive de-
parunens Congress;
To the obtaining remission of fines penalties and forfeit
ures for alleged violation of the other laws;
To the settlement OF accounts with the State Treasury
War, Navy, and Post Office Departments; -
To the prosecution OF claims before boards CON-
missioners now existing hereafter TO be provided.
Long experience, and extensive practical knowledge
business tqualify the unders gned perform any OF III.
foregoing descriptions of business which may be confd5
10 their An extensive personal acquaintance with
present and former high officers of the government and
members of either house OF Congress- renders particular
references unnecessary.
Letters of inquiry merely will be answered free Of chare
but in all communications addressed the firm mus,
be post paid.
Charges will be reasonable.
Office Twelfth street., between E and streets.
RICHARD S. CONE,
ROGER C. WEIGIITMAN
JAMES PRENTISS,
WILLIAM A. BRADLEY
April 2y-ly