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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18

HURTS PRESTON.
DEALERS IN
GROCERIES. LIQUORS AND RONESTICS
OF ALI. KINDS,
EORW.iRDLNG .AND COMMISSION
NERCH1bTS

-
roorr J, ". 49, ~, - i,S,,,,..,a..
~ IN ~ .1.HD nO'n.uioofosS
.hEh f'.13'aS'
Nam Street, Lynchburg. VI.
4 RE receiving. and have in store. Largo and
~ well selected stock Of t:uuds, recently purch ase
il the Northern cIties. of embarrassing in part Of The
following articles
2lO bags Rio. iaruayra and Java Coffee. some very
superior.
p hhds. y. o. P. Z and 81. Cria Sugars.
bbls. y. - clarified DO
- hhds- and bol~ 2. r and y 0. Nolasse~
uerce >tuart's extra Syrup,
.Ut0 lbs. Sole Feather.
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NESTS. VI. IanghOrNe :. ~Ons
JAMES WILSON. AZ.
No. i5i North Howard Street.
6aLrimoG~. Nh
BINGHAM : DOCK. Psoprie:or. Phllad.l phi..
WN. BINGHAM. P!t,burs.
April i7-Gm
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$50 EETyAru

so HEEgarD
7 WI! pay n. above reward q $50 &. The ,?p,e-
4 Aenson and delivery of
.yIHS o. HH.yLlnS
70 s!e 1, Of Arromaitox IL made his escape from
.'a on Thursday. The .7l. inst. by csttin. his ~ay
through The fio, with an aurer.
Said Jame>O. Williams was trsd at on, lsss Supe-
Hos Court Tor unawlny shoou, Robert Webb and
entencsd to the PenItentiary .or three years iher,
will be reward otAret &, MN il few dsys by sh.
tSuss,nos.
Willlsms il ~wesn % and % sears DID, 5 Zee, s
inches high. saIos complexion. bad 'front.' teeth. and
b'o.n hair. which he very long. lie had on when
he .tt cir Of striped panaloons, green jeans and
c"'h cap Ike is n hselwrigh. BY trade. and
la. >.rsrd s.avers year. III. raor's trade he will
have dnub', change his clothes and have his hair
,mmed his father and brother were both sees Turk
~ about ia. Court I;ouse late tina. night.
JOHN RAINE.
.tnlos q .iiponattor county.
Angus: 3--ts
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HANDS U3NI'ED.

TW\Nr l. hire 50 MEN and BOYS 10 vort On n
1 Mountain Section Of tie Canal The work is DR..
aul III dagger from blasting.
f.. I,mv absence from town. Mr. George r. Roberts i
authorised to act in hiring hands.
Jan lots HI Oil MON ltpNf."'3--
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ALSO,
Several Secondhand Road Wagons:

ana viii short have and keeps general assortment
UlGONS CARTS. PLOUGHS and
UHEEL BARR OU's.
All DC which lie will sell low.
JOHN II. BAILEY.
Farmers Hotel. I.vnchhur@, March l3-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18

New Concern
ct Ind cash tor I'1ea'
"a iF subscribers having ciated themselves under
Il The name Of
N0us.0nucry = BrOshevs.
fr Tie rurpsr of Merchandising and Milling. .e'
constantly Oh hand we'll selected stock Of
Dry Goois and Groceries.
which yill NJ sld low Tor Cash ar Barter The high
est cash prize viii be paid ilr wheat delivered as nlIo"'
A Stapleton Mills Beaver Greek. or IN iynchbnrs
% Office NJ Bank square, in their store. s'rIHery
occupied by E.J Burton. "
j. j. MONTGOMERY.
f. Il. MONTGOMERY.
June
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] Acco1aMoD1TIoN TRAIvs.

Leave Worcester at 10 A. M. and Al P. M.
Leave Norwich at 6 A. M and 5 r. NJ.
~ The Morning Accommodation Trains from Norwich
and from Worcester with the Trains of the Bos
ton and Worcester, and Western Railroads each way.
The Evening Accommodation Train from Worcester con
meets with the 24 r. NJ. Train. from Boston. M
The Morning Accommodation Train from Worcester
connects with the O'clock A. M. train from Providence
8f NEW YORK TRAIN, piG Steam Boat.
Leaves Norwich for Boston every morning Except Mon
day. uponthe arrival Of the Boat from New York. stop
ping at Norwich and Danelsonve. .s.s
Leaves Worcester for New York upon the arrival of the
Train from Boston about 81 daily except Sunday
stopping at Danielsenvle and Norwich.
FREIGHT TRAINS, daily each avay, ercept Sunday.
Leaving Norwich at 4, and Worcester at 81 a. M
Special contracts will be made cargoes large guam
titles of Freight application to the Superintendent
Fares are less when paid for Tickets than when paid
In the cars. s& w. II. DEARBORN,
g Supt. and Eng. Nc w. R.R.
Norwich Nov 80. 1877 1slslsa III dwti
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WINTER ARRANGEh


Assa# WINTER ARRANGEMENT. -5s 3 sees
Commencing Wednesday, Dec. i, l847,
PASSENGER TRAINS run daily, Sundays excepted,
leaving as follows &
Boston, = and S A M, and AIM
Worcester, 81 and 10 A. M. aud P. M.
Albany, II A. M. % P M;
Springfield, 81 AM. AMI II P M. for Albany;
Springfield, 81 AM, II and PM, Cor arrival of
the train from New York; for Worcester and Boston.
DAY LINE TO NEW YORK-via Spring field
The Steamboat train leaving Boston at AM and Wor-
asster 81 AM will stop Way Stations unless
take passengers for Springfield beyondPasengers
coed directly by way of Hartford and New Haven and
arrive in New York by 7P.M
Returning leaves New York at Ct A. M. and arrives at
Worcester at PM.
FOR ALBANY AND TROY, ~
Leave Boston at A. NJ, Worcester 10 A. NJ and arrive
at Albany at Nor leave Boston at M Worcester
r. NJ lodge in Springfield leave 81 morning
and arrive in Albany at II Pm.
The trains for Troy leave the arrival Of the trains
at Greenbush. 4sftsts8E@s #8
The trains for Buffalo leave Albany at74 A. NJ Pm
The trains ofthe Ptts6eld and North Adams Rail Road
connect at Pittsfeld 9
The trains Of the Hudson and Berkshire Rail Road
meet at Chatham. ss4a
The Housatonic Rail Road connects at State line.
The trains for Northampton and Greenfield connect at
Springfield and passengers proceed by Stage Braes
boro, Windsor, Bellows Falls, Hanover, Hsverhl, &C.
Stages run from Charlton to Southbridge-from West
Broekheldfo Ware, Enfield, New Baintree and Hardwck
from Palmer to Three Rivers, Belchertown, Amherst
Ware and Monson. JAMES. BARNES, 1
Worcester, Nov 80, ls47. dwtf sup't & Engineer
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CITY Optical Rooms.

United States Block, main entrance up stairs.
J. p. PAINE Il SON, Opticians,
M OULD respectfully inform their numerous friends and
~ the public generally that owing the liberal pat
ornage bestowed upon them they have been induced TO
remove rom their old stand to their present commodious
roomswhere they will be happy wait on all
VINO may require their After an experience of
zen years devoted e1c'nsvey to the manufacture and sale
Specaces they feel confident of rendering entire sas-
acton to those who honor with their favors
CAUTION! ~
numerous individuals that they have been imposed upon
Oy certain dealers in Speciacles who have sold them
spurious article pnrporng 10 be manufactured by the
undersenedT we would take mis- snnorinn;tv
ofinormng our numerous friends and the public generally
tna' We h4sE Nc AGENTS. and The only place Worces
obtained, is at va - - 80 S-'-'0 0'' ~, -
The City Optical Rooms, u. States Block.
and they would respectfully invite all these who have 10
resort to artificial aid for impaired vision to call and test
the quality ofthe above named Specaces whether tbe
purchase or not as adjusted by the OPTOMETE This
instrument was nAenedby John Paine, for the purpose
OF adjusting the Lenses Of the spectacle as to meet
detect Of the whether il proceed from distorted or
unqualified vision cataract or in fact amest any cause
We claim for those glsses the following properties viz
st learness and finish to be passed or euuaed
by any Lenses Of foreign domestic manufactured 3D. no
alterations Sd, they can be worn for any length Of time
when fitted by the Optomeer, without .agulg the e,
or occasioning the slightest inconoensncf; 4h they
preserve the sight and in many restore it.
All those Qualities claim for Specaces and we
respectfully invite those who doubt and all Others to call
and satisfy themselves, by personal examination
The annexed paragraph is the opinion of j. " G. SMITH
NJ. D., the celebrated Lecturer ON Optics and the Eve
He says, through the columns of his Medical Journal
The Editor has eisurely examined Mr. Paine's inven-
tion, and without hesation express our belief tina,
II is not only very ingenious, but very useful insru-
ment and is destined Tor extensive reputation when
fairly brought before the public. EUery
OpciGn in large cities would find his accoant in hav
| ing an Optometer in his establishments
The above opinion Is but of numerous Others
with which we will not weary your patieaee, but will
merely say, call and judge for yourself whether these
things
N. B. SEXTANTS, QUADRENTS, SPY GLASSES,
and all manner Of Optical instruments repaired at short
notice. JOHN p. PAINE a. SON
~ worcester, April TO- dwtf
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CITY DYE HOUSE,
Dye-HouSe Removed,

TIME subscriber has Removed his Dyelng
n Works to his New shop on CENTRAL STREET,
and only ten rods from Main Sreet where all goods must
beleh Having frstrate shop with every convenience
attached he feels confident in assuring the p-bc that his
work shall be done WELL and shorter notice. than az
any other shop of the kind in this vicinity ee
Ladies' DRESSES and CLOAKS Coored, as usual for
ONE DsLLAR Genflemen's COATS and PANTS Colored
whole Articles for Mourning done in three days when
required. sF aga efs aass $50
CLEANSING. sa
Goats and Pants ceansed and pressed. d0v's
ttCe, ifdesred CARPETS 6HAwLs of ali kinds, and Mil
ITARY UNIFORMS ceansed and pressed and warranted to
leek well goods. Satisfaction guaranteed in all
cases. no charge will be made IS
81 Only Office in Worcester is on Contra
Street. 80 HENRY B. ADAMS. B
u Worcester, Aag. q s4 35ti
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w EsTERN Rail ROAD.

szissss ssEsssa tIssssss1 -
sSE 5@E V S9sS 50S v IS Ng :
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THOMAS H. SELBY & CO.,
AUCTIONEERS,

AND COMM1SSAON M EktO11 AN1SS
No SO MAIN ST., (Hobbs' Block) WORCESTER,
MOULD inform the citizens CT Worcester that they
w have established themselves in the Auction ana
Commission business at the above place, and that they
will be pleased receive consgnments property of
every description, to be sold either auction private
sale.
Persons having second hand FURNITURE and wishing
to dispose Of the same will find this the best Of the
year to sell We also will give particular attention to
The sale of REAL ESTATE, Personal Property, in any
part of the County.
Our experience and knowledge Of The Auction business
we ust viii enable us to give entire satisfaction TO those
who may do business with Us Euery thing sUarrant
gold or perfect not so the money will be returned By
conducting our business honorable principles hope
to secure the confidence Of the public.
We have in store and constantly receiving great
variety OF Goods to be sold Auction private SALE and
would invite purchasers to call and An assortment Of
NEW SOFAS, ROCKING CHAIRS,
MATTRESSES, LOOKING GLASSES,
BRoADCLOTHS, LINENS, &c.
BLANKETS, CARPET BAGS, and TRUNKS.
Also, several Chests of superior Young Hyson and Sou
chong TEA Crushed and other SUGARS with many other
articles all Of which will be sold private sale, ex-
tremely low prices.
Sales Of property consigned win be settled imme-
diately t a ~ 1883 II
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Look at This ;!

Awa rTHHE subscriber will sell his FARM, situated f25
.ess:M 4 minutes drive from Main ST., Woreester) on
RSA the Barre Road Containing about eighty acres-l9
Of which is covered with Wood and Timber; has good
supply Of early and winter Fruit, in bearing state well
fenced with stone WALL and good supply water per-
haps can he found any other Of equal size
Said estate will be sold together or divided as may best
suit. For particulars, please call on
Worcester, Dec g. If BENJAMIN FLAGG.
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ClTY Depot
I47 Main Street,

Over Miss JENcKs Bonnet Rooms, I'd door north of the
81 Central Hotel, WORCESTER, MASS.
TINE subscriber grateful for past patronage hereby takes
pleasure in announcing that he has removed 10 the
above mentioned place. where he has elegantly fitted
three Rooms for the reception OF his customers aording
them superior advantages for the selection and application
Instruments any Other establishment in the city,
which in connection with his choice variety and the
dtOns on which they are sold, he haters himself will
insure him continuation of liberal patronage.
Rooms for Ladies and Gentlemen heve respective en-
and Lady will constantly be in attendance upon
Ladies in their Room. s&8. H
All Instruments warranted of the best quality and to
give satisfaction or the price paid refunded
Among the instruments for weakness and roughness of
vocu, weakness of chest palpiaon of the heart DEATH
like sinking dull dragging pains in the sides, cOstiveness,
piles debility about the hips and lower extremties
pains and weakness Of the back distortions from curva
ture Of the spne proapsus and general muscular relaxa-
on experienced the approach and during warm wealth
er, are DR.. BANNING'S BODY BRACE; s. S. FITCH's
SUPPORTER, neat light, and elegant article; CHA
PINS do. Grains spno Abdominal do; Fch's, Board
MANS Baretts. and others Braces and E1pdnderS
Fitch's SifUer Inhaling Tubes SC. &c.
For the reduction and cure of HERNIA
HalVOrsOnss Patent Regulating Truss
has superior. Testimonials of its Efficacy from the af
fcted, physicians and the press be the Office
Physicians and Cergymen are invited to call and exam
inc my selection of Instruments and shall be entitled to
liberal discount on any purchase they make.
REPAIRING of Instruments solicited, and executed in
a substantial manner.
N. B. For sale, Dr. Banning's Common Sense,n
popular work of merit on Diseases, price 25 cts.
Also Dr. Ftchs celebrated Lectures the Lungs and
their UsesCauses, prevention and cure of Consumption
Acthma, &c.--prce SO cts. II. HALVORSON.
Worcester, March 20. dwtf
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! Modes 20 Ifanufaoturera,.

Vie eubecrbes are Agents TOR The sale OF REEDS and
4 HARNESeES Of superior masufacdre. sod ars AN.
ndent there y nothing which can reach their Needs and
Harnesses ~ manulactuIe and finish Samples of fhs
% furnish all orders on favorable terms Manufacture
are invited 10 examine their Reeds. F'' T' :.
,,n.o .fss WILLARD, BRANCH a CO., y
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New England House,

mo- M bTOduWdy9 HedTy opposite Wall street
New York.
A-s THE above named house having undergone mate
enfA rial alterations and been fitted up in superior
deal manner for Ladies' and Gentlemen who may want
transient board, will hereafter afford desirable ac-
cOmmodations to all who may desire quieness and agree
able society," stricy temperance house and located
in the immediate vicinity OF business, which makes
pleasant for business The proprietor assures the
used for their comfort and merit continuance of the pat
onage he has already received for which very crate
full. N. B, Price 81 25 ner day
Aug s, 1885, Sltf P. WIGHT, Proprietor.
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For sale or 10 Lei.

SwA A SMALL COTTON MILL situated about l:
FUN IA miles from Worcesser,wi be sold or exchanged
l for other property, let for term of years. In
qure al the Office OF the Massachusetts, Spy Oct s.
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THE UNION.
o On motion by Mr. Bolts. the committee of confer

On motion by Mr.. Bolts, the committee OF CONFER
ence ordered -,
Mr. JONES' of Tennessee, moved a reconsideration OF
the vote by which the House disagreed to the last section
Of the Senate amendments The section did not extend
the three months extra pay to the widows and orphans
of the fallen in battle. by the hand OF disease bat
gave extra pay to those who volunteered and were dis
charged in 80 days after entering the service And again
the provisions of the section did not extend 10 he wiz
ows and children of those who have been honoraby AIS
charged He had prepared amendment by which ne
desired supply these omissions. and which he Iead as
follows Add after the word Z" discharged" IN the ON
ine the words and legal heirs of such as have been
either killed in battle, have died in the service or,
having been honoaby discharged may hereafter die IRON
disease contracted the servce-irst, TO the widows
second the chdren and third to the legal heirs sener
ally" . ,o-r,
Debate arose on this motion, in which Mr. BOIIS
Mr. BOYD, Mr. VINTON, and Mr.. SIANION took
part-the latter gentleman speaking to his own motion
to reconsider the dsagreeng TO the second sechon
which was laid on the table After which, Mr. JoNEss
motion to reconsider agreed to; and them,
Under the force OF the previous question: MI JONES S
amendment adopted and the third section by the
Senate, as thus amended was agreed 10.
And the House then adjourned
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TJfsTORY OF the Florida War its ORIGIN I,roy~...
H and Conclusion. BY Brevet CANAAN i r Snr.r.'
Sh regiment " s. misunderstanding the servjces ~ Ma
lor Genera a. Taylor, and the other
In Florida. - 'N ''"''i's ohcefs
This - very important and valuable worl n. !, f,r
nsses reliable history OF very important con,as,
this war. until the appearance of this work thsrs h
no hteisy whatever. Captain Sprague was nron,i o,
actor In al IL scenes, and he has printed in iris vo,
what seems % Us, aiier close and careful 10
IL contenu complete, interesting, and reliable history ~
careful and iaborions inquiry is written with vivny
candor and good degree elegance point of ,vje w.
commend II TO the public with the utmost confidence
~ eiLl n NJ. i' M. a,i.Y,., lNeW York Enquirer
This OF the most Interesting valuable hisor
cal works that have appeared in this country for some time
and IL is for which there existed widely et
lu origin, progress, and result will some of he
most Interesting chapters in annals and cause of
much satisfaction that they have been by one 40
familiar with the whole subject, and well disposed to
treat hen "a all their relations with perfect candor The
war IN Florida will be memorable for its con.
nexiop with the nams of Oceola those roma
chaTacers thar through the wide domain OF
history There are sufficient materials for biography OF
this celebrated chleitain In the work before u.s."
e.H h n,.. fdtg .8 D,7. IN. Y. Literary World
"It 10 well written history abounds in thrilling dr,a il.
and has every characteristic mark of authenticity The
sloquenty describes and this course AIDA greatly ~
the interest Of the work. The ilusous living as well as
ths ulustrious dead, arc duly remembered"
(Kswmsbse Journal
Just received and for sale at the bookstore Of
,-,.g..l Conner of Penn. avenue and 18th street
Juv lH-At2a won
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OCEAN TEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.

AsGmEDU S. NAIL LINE TO SOUTHAMPTON
BkEMEN.The steamers OF this COM
will sail regularly once month, as
FROM NEW YORK.
The WASHINGTON, Capt Johnston, on the 10Th july
The Hermann, Capt Crabtree, on the 2lst August
FROM BREMEN
The HERMANN, the 18th July, l5aa.
The WASHINGTON, the 18th August.
FROM SOUTHAMPTON.
The HERMANN, on the 10Th July lS4S,
The WASHING RON, the both August.
When the Goth Of the month falls Sunday, the day of
sailing from New York will be the 2lst
Passage from New York to Southampton or Bremen, LIST
cabin, $l20. -
Passage from New York to Southampton or Bremen, I'd
cabin, $50. .
Passage from Bremen Southampton to New York, LIST
cabin. $3.50.
Passage from Bremen or Southampton to New York, I'd
abn, $50.
An experienced surgeon on board.
For freight or passage apply the office of the Ocean
Steam Navigation Company, GO Broadway, New York.
July l2-1w
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Congressional.

SATURDAY, July IS, 1s4S.
In the Senate message was received from the House
of Representatives announcing the action of that body
relation to the Senate amendments to the bill repeating
the requiring the President Of the United States, at the
close of the with Mexico, select of the two
major generals and of the four brgadier generals
then in service who shall be reained the others to be
discharged and for other purposes. The House having
asked committee of conference upon the disagreeng
of the two houses, the request concuTed
and committee appointed upon the part OF the Sen
ate, of which Mr.. Benton is chairman.
On motion by Mr. Downs the Senate considered the
bill to authorize the Secretary of the Treasury com
promise and settle the claim OF the United States against
the surees of Francis d. Newcombe, late surveyor gen
eral of the State of Louisiana which passed.
On motion by Mr.. Mason, the Senate proceeded to
the consideration OF the House bill for the relief of VIM
T. Holland which was passed.
On motion by Mr. Clarke, the Senate considered the
bill for the relief of B. O. Tayloe; which was laid upon
the table.
After the consideration OF executive business, the Sen
ate adjourned
In the House, on motion of Mr. Cobb of Alabama, by
leave, it resolved that the Committee Printing in
qure into the expediency of prntag copies of the
report of the Commissioner of the General Land Office in
answer to the "Corwin call" of January 90, ls47.
Mr.. Conger, from the Printing Committee reported a
resolution embracing order which adopted, to
print 10000 copies of the report of the Committee
on Commerce the memorial of the Chicago convention
respecting river and harbor improvements, the Presidents
veto message on the subject and the bill referred to
said committee in relation to tonnage duties.
MIR. COnger also reported resolution from the same
committee, which was adopted, directing the Committee
Engraving to inquire into the of delay fur
nshng to the printers the plates and engraving for the
report of the Commissioner OF Patents, and for the re
ports of Lieuts. Emory and Albert.
On motion of Mr.. Stephens, resolution was adopted
directing the Committee Printing to inquire into and
report the Of delay in printing the correspon
dence, ordered some time since
On motion by Mr.. Vinon, the House then resolved it.
self into Committee of the Whole the state of the
Union, (M Root in the char) and taking up the Senate
amendment TO the fortifcaton bill which was concur
red in.
Progress made in the consideration of the civil
and diplomatic appropriation BILL but the committee
without coming to a conclusion thereon.
The House then concurred in the Senate amendment
the fortifcation bill; and
Adjourned till Monday
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CyOLDIERS' CLAIMS.-FRANCIS A. DICKINS offers
- his services in procuring the settlement OF the claims of
soldiers enlisted during the Mexican In ordinary
of this class he charges for attending claim be-
fore the departments at Washington and getting settled,
whether for bounty land, scrip, PENSION five dollars for
pay mileage, clothing &c. ten per the amount
covered y dollars if under that five dol
sary to enable party prepare and forward to him
claim for prosecutions if requested by letter. (post paid
and directed to him, at the city Of Washington.
Mr. Dckns has been for more than twelve years largely
engaged prosecution of claims Washington, both
against United States aad foreign COVE and
consea ueny, known of those who have held pub
lie offices there during that period He will attend prompt
to conided him. His office is his resi-
dence on F street, between 18th and 18th streets.
INV I2-dIm