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~ DRoLL DoIsGs-Dr. Valentines farewell. quir
zeal entertainment previous 10 bic departure for Europe
comes on rain or shine this evening Friday February
p. at o'clock precisely at Gothic Hall Brooklyn
Tickets admitting gentleman and lady, 20 cent?. lt'
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" Prepared Chalk looks horrible on LADY sss
should use something that would give her complexion
a natural white look-hio-nke yet beautiful srch
tice 10 J0nsss spanish LILY White, which sonen' and
clesr. the skin Sold only IN New-YorSH q chsisasst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-12

~ Why don't NJ L's Dentist tell her tsi hose bsay
yellow teeth and offensive breath OF herself snd tussnf
might be rensdied by using Is cent box Of jonas
Amber Tooth Paste, - makes The teeth whbs, gses
them polish makes The breslh sweet. - and egss W.
two shilllngs Sold only In NewYork Of y chs,hsm a.
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Frauds In the Rumsellers' Petitior-L etter
from Gen. handler.

NtWFI Tux Feo- j, IctI.
MK. HORACE GRrEIEY-Sy, In Your paper Of
yesterday perceive that my name Is published IN an
srele from your Albany correspondent having b<ea
stxed 10 petition to the Iegissssrc prsysns icr are.
peal q the Excise Law Of lsis
Tiny name is sHxed to any such petition, pronounce
II iorssry expect il viii no, be found the paper
alluded 20 but tina, 1t 10 represented to be from viz.
d,st;ve and malicious motives WIN you do NE the "a.
,or To pubN.h this ADoNlRAM CHANDLER.
" s3e3 IS was subscribed at Rochester on
Tuesday for the relief Of the Poor in ireland srse
committee appointed to make farther collections
e The PARpoSs for Van Steenbergh and
oconner we learn from the Evening Journal. were
ars, inadvertently taken to the Clinton County Prison
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Plniudeld Bank.
Correspondence Of Ths Tribune.

correspondence OF Inc tribune.
TRENTON. Feb. IL, Isi5.
TIE Bill to abolish the charter Of the Painiieid
Danh passed both House, received the Governors sig.
nature and became law in less than two hours after 1t
wss introduced. part of the Receivers efl In the
evening train and probably reached Plslufeld before
niAsisht Their objec, prevent the sAs ef tie
frajs Of the Bank which ample yesterday morn.
ING when the Committee lett Psip6eld.
TAis rapid course Of Legislation considered ne
sesssry 10 protect the interests Of the holders Of Ito bills
end other creditors Of the Bank private Express s
ssd to have started for the Bank as soon ss the Bin
passsA No doubt Moses Y. Besehs associates had a
spy 70 Trenton to give them early information X w
From the Newark Daily Advertiser
The accounts as given by the officers 10 the com.
uitss have Dot yet been reported but about fol
Assxrs tIAsurrrFs
Specie So. 5000 Circulation 80. $4,000
Specie Fnnds.. $500 Cspissl Stock. 100000
nosss keeeivsblc~. Sooo Deposltors and tote.
oshsr Asssts .-....looco rest accounts about 1900
tVOSO s2l7.WO
20050o
Excess OF liabilities, SO 500
This statement does no, indicate a very rotten inst
tutou" but the Committee satisfied that the
essets really belonged the bank II is also understood
hat not single share OF the stock was owned in the
charter 10 shares ~ lesst osi before their APP
pointment he'd eve shares assigned them which were
aerward surrendered TO the owner sgaln Two Of the
Receivers took private conveyance n, Railway In the
night for Psinhed and probably in possession
VI the funds unless removed before they srriycd.
TWe have received sip from The Sun com.
planning Of the proceedings Of the legislature rs unfair
snd asserting that the Bank Ia sound condition.
o. the subject OF redemption Of the notes, It says
n the funds tia. nnconsttatonslly taken pcssessSn
a and In the hands Of the Receivers.
lerrvd to the Bank. It's otkccrs assured would
pledge themselves to re1eem every dollar Of is notes
n circulate and prevent ~ loss 70 sny parties what
ever giving seusdsbt security TO tha, effect
the Legislature refuse this offer and continue 70
bold 10 their hands ali the OF iae BANK. them
erst the responsibility Of all tie eonseG II
The bulls should no, be fully redeemed We know Of no
possible loss which tee community unless
ths means 81 the Bsnk thus improperly seized as i'm.
properly saasndered by the Receivers.
MEANT NE TIE redemption OF the notes having been
ensPenoed oy the kseevers the latter calling in the
eeses OF the Bsns Plasssld and Will soon commence
nAinS up the not.s in eirvason This naturally causes
Delay In the redemption OF The notes but If properly
managed BY the Receivers every dollar In eireas:ioa
WI be redeemed in specie
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Business Notices.

~ The HoME JOURNAL. edited BY Gro MoRus
end N P. WILLS is rapidly finding its way into al fan
lies. It's high Literary tone, superior typography ard
ample editorial department render Il a valuable scqui
siton. Everybody should subscribe for H.
- Business men of every pursuit. who pre-
pared for the custom OF the South and West, well
a. the neighboring Counties and States remn led
that the agent, Y. B. Palmer, is now daily receiving
cards and advertisements for the newspapers Of III,
country, Car and near--at his Office In The Tribune
Buildings. He invites examination OF tho paper. for
which be is empowered to transact business embracing
most OF the best journals Of every State In the Union
and cheerfuly communicates any information TO ,boss
who desire TO adopt system OF advertising as The
means Of expediting business.
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DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
BY ELECTRIC TELEG RAPH.
xxIxth CONGRESS. Second Session.

SENATE. WASHINGTON. FEB. II, i5f7
The appeal Of Mr.. BADGER against the decision
Of toe Chair yesterdsy that the resolution Of prvi
leCe must lie over one day under the rule, when
objected 70. coming up the Vice President said be
had consulted presidents and authorities ct length
and found nothing 70 change his decision.
Mr. BADGER made 40 argument against the de-
cison Of the Chair, and argued that the resolution
was not one Of privilege.
Mr. WEBSTER said that however worded II was
not q ye,ola,ton but an order TO exclude certain
person, from privileges granted them. and no more
was required 70 lay over under rule than an oroer
10 clear the galleries.
Mr. ALLES moved to lay the appeal on the table.
Negatived. 81 70 Y.
M. YrLsE said the article in the Union charged
the Senate with treason. The dignity Of the Sen
ate was involved.
The decision Of the Chair was then reversed. 20
% %. TIE resolution was postponed until tornor-
row
The Three Million Bill was taken up and Mr.
COhwIs addressed the Senate. His speech pro
duced cutie q sensation When be concluded Mr.
Bagby got the floor for tomorrow.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr. c. J. IyeERsoLL moved TO close the debate
on the Three Million Bill on Saturday at : o'clock
ordered % lay on the table, q 70 Il The Bill vas
then taken Up ard Messrs Dossis and GiLEs ad'
dressed the Committee in favor Of the Bill but II
opposition - the Provisc
Mr. GoRDoS followed, in favor Of the Bill and the
Proviso.
The Committee rose aud a message vas re,
ceived from the President. announcing that he had
signed the Ten Regiment bill.
Communications we're received from The lressu'
~ Department in reply 70 a resolution oil inquiry
relative 10 the expenses incurred IN the prePsfa'
ton Of the Tariff Of 1876; and from the W ar De'
partuent, stating the expenditures for 1876 Of the
contingent fund OF the Military department.
The iont resolution of thanks 70 Gen TAYLOR
with amendment from the Senate. was received
aud referred 70 the Military Committee Adj
PTuLAprLPIIA Feb ll-lOP w.
The Flour market IS unsettled 1900 bbs SOLD
last evening NJ GO 80 and 2OOO bbls this evening
ut 81. The body Of an unknown man was ionna
this morning on the Germantown road HIS sncie
was broken, and he was horribly injured about TIE
body. The mystery cannot be solved-his clothing
is nearly all torn of. lie is supposed to have been
run over BY vehicles. ,-,..
NewOrieans papers were received at Washing
ton this evening OF the 4th inst. No news
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Ne~tee~<vy Co-The Town Elections in ,hi.
o. took place on the 9th ms. and resulted as sOl.
lows,
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AoRERMAN7s SIGNS.


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Ard larger sire. in proportion onsmensl sign s.s.
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receiving subscriptions and adyersenentstor ros Q,
best papers q he country, far sGd near Al ne os1f ~
Eew-Y0rs, Boston, Philsdslphis AID BstJIofs -
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sASoss sAssArARnLA.--In 1911 society Wa s''s'
lished In London under the Of The Mecch ln''a,
and General Life Society. or the purpose o. irsa"s
lives Oh persons aboIing ander disease. Ihefs Hs
diseases IN which capitalist might, with some 'Aey
sure the tie lie OF the sufferers, II he could 20
they would take he proper remedy. TIE e1S :" - -
to which allude those affected WIN 'e,',s
rosy euisneOus erlpti0ns, abseesses or snJ " -.
die, which sase, the surface Of the body he arsh'" -
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s5,g from them may, under Providence De sn7~~
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SANDS wholesale Druggist ieo f0.sohF-
Willarr-st 10 brosfwsyi eh' " a.e' =, A.
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raisa states. Price 81 per bo,lls, or Al 0o's'''' -
s.,. roz rss MLtIox-One q Tho "a $3.50,
s.ees erv wipS-srch e. usually prrvsis ~ TO-. :,
80 M.reh-ss The irritation and odsnnsss 80. -
- .',,a a. rif.c er-suiiing Ia chaps, cr.cNs sr.,
80 e-urtfocs For persons lous sl1sc - t-r-s
Gr,@rnjs Itcs slediesfsd Soap 10 70 ne s.sx
sssis a, h .oeeiy slays ne ana nns " ~ :. "a
- "a ,s~ove. The painful csase inoeps,osn, -
So, ...rrsI 40 cOmor, i's chemical conol1tlo..s -
~. har.sss foaghssI and dsrtssi onuce 49,
49, - sraooth white ard delicate ~ ~ - 80
es'se 80, CONTRIBUTIONS for every SAY nho -
s..,,ssi sad transparent skin oorsArgs resa
80 ao.,ess thr extraordinary properly u w 1sa'
'"Pr"as a. 10 mud that ,hsss and Omar 1870 -
.sg.,s,ious OF DR.. r. GocsAco can orfg % o,s
p. a. hIs tepct 81 WaIker.sl FRS, store ~es'0' S
I l4Geod -
tros You with bair hat oash snd coarse a. W.
| 10 xou with hair that . dry. gray or nery
5ioi xoa whose hair 10 falling from your psS'
I Exoerd three shiliings before u 70 ,Yo 80
| ma TIE NJ ,um Il al you nave 20 fi'S
1 T,r Jon..s Cora Hair ksst0fansei
I :, nsIss ana Keeps tho hssr 90 son ana nhe'
sae..n 40 dsfk 80 perfectly divinei -, ,.srs
] Grissn. The scalp, makes The fooo suoos 'Hs
A., so,ess growth on he head. the chin or ehees
p..A.r.i Joress Haif Restorative really nsoS "a =
ns.sssss ali ,hese qualities. Just boy u onesx 49,
/ s. American EsSs, e. eassssu-ss
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" Hon. JAxEs DIXON present incumbent hes
been renomns,ed as candidate for Congress by
the Wings o: the FRS, District Of Connecticut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-12

RAILROAD AcoIDENr.-The Railroad Bridge
over the Pssssie Newark yesterday damaged
and dersnsed by sloOp IN attempting to pass through
the draw which stopped the O'Clock rrsn from Jersey
City and ssversl others down 10 the Crest Southern
Nail Train leaving this city At Il P snd was detained
50 thsi /, tid not reach Newark til after eP. N. OF
course the Philadelphia Nail Trsin for this City
stopped hour more the halfway turnout sEd dd
nos reach this City NJ after II Pm
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Relief for IreIsnd-Biu before the House
War Debate.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.


WASHINGTON. Feb. 10, ls41
The subscription for the relief Of Ireland has al
ready commenced The Reporters in Congress
to-day, in few minutes, contributed one hundred
dollars to start with They will increase this sum
tomorrow.
The Bill for the Relief OF Ireland introduced
by Hon. WAsHISGPos Hunt Of New.York, was
read twice today, and referred to the Committee
Of the whole on the state Of the Union. How
much more blessed will il be 10 contribute half
million 70 save our fellow men from starvation, than
10 squander tens Of millions 70 feed the nsstiste
demon OF war; The passage Of such & Bill will
be more honorable TO our National character than
the flame OF hundred victories. | trust there will
be no opposition to 1t and that it will pass both
Houses IN the course OF a few days.
The war debate continues in both Houses Of Con.
gress ON the Three Millions bill. Among the
speakers yes erday was Hon. JAMES Dixon OF
Connecticut. who has won for himself high posi-
ton in the National Councils l expect TO hear Of
his denomination for next Congress tomorrow or
next day. believe the Convention was 70 meet
at Hartford today. Connecticut never had an
ADLER more faithful delegation in Congress than
the present. They deserve hearty support and
/ trust they will al be reelected by triumphant
majority.
Among the speakers today was one Mr. PARISH
Of Ohio He excels all Ohio Roarers in violence Of
gesture Nobody could hear what he said for the
humping he gave the desk before him. If the force
he expended in beating his desk, could only have
been condensed into shell, and let loose among
the Mexiesns few would survive to inquire what
hit them.
The reported death Of SANTA ANNA leaves good
office In the gift Of President Polk. He must APP
point successor TO lead the armies of Mexico
against us. A knotty constitutional question oc-
ours here, whether Mr.. POLK can I'll the vacancy
furis~ 30 ~ tho Senate Non Vlxk4 fQuflk
copsDcnsrc Mes IfSANTA ANNA be dead. where
viii the three millions eol VIII this large amount
revert 10 the cLldgcn Of his nearest friend J. h
POLK RicHElikV.
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q The Museum 10 presenting combination Of novel
and arsctions conllnre 20 al ne house
Performances tis shsrroor and evening q and u
o'clock.
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~ SEX OUTSIDE OF ro-DAy's PAPRR.-<1

- General Committee Of Democratic Whis
Young Nfeu.-An adjourned meeting Of ibis commiiiss
viii ~ t~lf the Broadway House, on Frdsy evening,
Feb. 10, a seven O'Clock By order.
TaEo Z ToMLINsoN, Chairman.
r,spr.,sS rsyr' Secretaries M
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The Report signed by the whole of the Com
rnittee excepting Mr.. E. c. BENEDICT, who Is absent
from the ethyl
Mr. OCoSoR one Of the Committee. offered some re-
marks in explain alton Of IL and ltie was said by
others Adjourned to Thursday.
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7 Wings and , Loeos A
glorious result
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IMPORTANT From MExIoo.-The Editor OF the
New Orleans Bulletin states, on the Sd instant
tina; he has seen letters OF the 9TH January from the
city OF Mexico. and from parties having access to
high sources Of information. which express IN de-
cided terms belief that the differences between
the two nations will very speedily be amicably and
hOnorably settled.
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From the Newark Daily Advertiser.
trASIrTTfEs

The accounts as given BY the officers to the com.
uss have not yet been reported but about rs fol
HAM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-12

MAvoRs OFFICE slh Feb lst1
SIR In reply 10 your letter Of this day. beg 10
say. that shall eheeYiully preside a, any meeting es
the relief Of the poor Of Ireland that may be eacdsy
any body Of my fellow citizens Yours, eic.
A. 81. MlCKIr
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Ard larger sizes In proportion. Ornamental Slsas b1
Goats Of Arms Flags &c. execllsd IN superior
manner, a. he Ola Establishment, l0l Nas-sus- bstsso
Fulton and Ann STA yT
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~ V. X. Palmer Is tne suthonked agent sDf q csy
receiving Subscriptions and advertisements Or MOI or -
best papers % s country, far sad NJ he off, y
Eew-YOrs, Boston, Philadelphia Ard BsiLDofs %
agencY IN Nev-York Ia 10 The Tribune hulldHss ="
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-12

There was a meeting yesterday at the Vice
Chaucelors Court 10 receive the Report of the
Committee appointed in relation to compiling and re-
commenting Law for the establishing Of Courts Of
Justice under the new Constitution in this city. Messrs.
wooD LoRp and Field were in the chair snd Messrs.
DAVIES and Moot Secretaries. Mr.. sLossoS on the
part OF the Committee presented Repor, with the
draft OF Law Che latter contained in printed octave
pamphlet Of s. pares) The Report i as follows
THE COMMITTEES crD0i1is3 a. uasf1g ofhs frr. tf'f
~ re- Cir Hqi or re- l2h Dc 1916 consider and
port ne measures proper b. taken for ne esos of cgr
rVi0R Hf0 rise and scccssi operation he Jaafrs Sgs-
I'm c0Hfsz7y'Gsd b ne Nr,c CogsfifHfioR
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These ships all of the largest class and are command
ed by men Of character and experience Their cabin
contradictions all that be desired in point Of spen
dor comfort and convenience and they furnished with
every description of stores of the best kind Puncuay in
the DAYS Of sailing will be strictly adhered to-
Price Of passage Liverpool, 800 From Liverpool to
New York. G25
Agents for ships Oxford, Monezuma, Europe, Shenar-
doaR, Yorkshire, Fidela, Cambridge, and New York:
GOODHUE IL CO.,
c. Fl. MARSHALL, New York
Barring, BROTHERS CO., Liverpool.
Agents for ships Stephen Whitney, Virginia, Waterloo
and Jshn r. Skiddy,
ROBERT KERMIT, New York.
r. Il ]. SANDS 81 CO., Liverpool
Agents for ships Patrick Henry, Ashburton Henry Clay
'"0"'' anu ' GRfNNELL, N1NTURN, Il CO., NY
CHAPMAN, BOWMAN, 81 CO.. Liverpool
Agents for ships Roscius, Sddons, Sheridan and Gar
rick, sftli
+. X. COLLINS Il CO., New York.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, d. CO., Liverpool.
Agents for ships Queen of the West Liverpool Hottin-
gurcr and Rochester:
Woodruff e. MINTURN, New York
-.e 8q FIELDEN, BROTHERS. IL CO., Liverpool.
New York. March 2-lyd
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Agency for Claims Mt Washington.
SErI. IL Notary, nIl,lic Cnn,c

CHARLES DE sEIDING, Notary Public, Conveyance,
I, and General Agent, No II, Todd's Buildings Penns.
vania avenue, Washington, d. c., offers his services Cor The
prosecution OF claims before Congress of the
live departments, before board of commissioners ta
are may be appointed for the adjustment OF spoliaion
collecting prvate claims and rents, procuring pensions
whether revolution any other service; bounty lands Tor
duties those arising under contracts, treaties
otherwise; buying and selling real estate, &c
Particular attention paid TO the settlement Of acconnts
discussing officers who may find it nconvenient to give
their personal attendance.
Having been commissioned notary public, he is pre-
pared To furnish egalized copies of any document Other
paper that may be required.
Charges will be moderate and regulated by the
claimed and the extent of service required.
Communications (post paid) will receive immediate at
tention
He has the honor refer the Navy Department aud
the bureaus connected with conptrocrs and an
dtors offices of the Treasury Department and the senior
captains and pursers in the navy; and also to Dr. John h
mans, Boston; Barnard Henry, esq Philadephia Rev
Septmus Tustn chaplain of the Senate Washington Hon.
Henry l.. Ellsworth, Fnyee, lndana Thomas N. Tloun
esq, Pensacola, Forida Hon. 9. B.. Penrose Lancaster
Pa; Judge T. Hartley Crawford, Washington; VIM. Az.
new, esq, New York; Collins Lee, ESQ., Baltimore Md;
H. b Rearlon, esq, Norfolk, Va; Professor Goodridgr
New Haven Conn; NJ. Judson, esq, New Orleans Hou
L. H. Foster, Nashville, Tenn.
O.
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THE propetors of this extensive hotel, the celebrity of
which has spread throughout the United States and
indocd throughout Europe, and at which the European
plan OF lodgings and table, under distinct organizations
was first introduced into this country have recently added
to the large main building of their hotel elegant addition
fronting the Park six stories high, which has greatly
creased the capacity OF their establishment for the
tainment Of the travelling public. The location of Tam
many Hall Is known TO be not only the pleasant
any hotel In the city, but unsurpassed point OF conve-
nencc Of business, and to all the principal
pAces OF public amusement The European style Of enter
tanment is still maintained, and the whole estabisbmrn,
has recently been rcfsd and put in perfect order the
whole being under the Immediate superintendent OF Mr.
CHA&ixs BRowS, whose long experience in bu,ne
snabes shs propretors assure all who may favor them
with thsir patronage Of every attention which pro-
cured 1t any other hotel in the city country.
April 0o-dDm
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NOTICE 10 owners OF real estatc.-Tbe snb4criII

NOTICE TO owners OF real estafc.-The subscribers
IN keep register in their general agency office, which
all persons having real Tor sale have the priv
iege, without charge, OF entering description their
property free the inspection OF such desire purchase
and only in the of being employed agents
in any negotiation in relation thereto will be
charged. Noresidents, well citizens, may lind this
convenience, also general intelligence reference
office.
We have for sale several houses and lots and large
tract OF land In Fauquer county, Virginia.
RICHARD BURGESS and
JOHN H. SMITH.
Office h street, opposite the northeast Of Full
ler's Hotel.
Nov I8-3swu
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GENERAL AGENCY.

TINE undersigned, late doorkeeper of the House of Rep
i esenatives OF the United States, and long clerk in
general agent for claimants upon the several departments Of
the United States, well as applicants for relief from the
other business but that of agent and therefore attend 10
his duties with promptness Having been OF tn,
successful agents at the metropolis heretofore, and being
generally known to claimants and to gentlemen OF standing
in the various States he deems it unnecessary put
alogue of his card Information in relation any
description of claims communicated to applicants upon
their emiiiing retaining free of five dollars and paying
postage reasonable charge will be made in wlem
large claims substana,ed and collected
n b. Titles TO real in the city examined, and real
estate rented exchanged, and sold.
Office directly opposite the Treasury of the United States
Oct. 2-6 IN j. L. DOW.