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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-12-29
JUDGE ALIENS SPEECH

we COPY rom the National Era and present to our
readers the speech of Judge Alen made in the House
oil Representatives, Dec. l3, when the Southern mem
ocrs were attempting, by buster and by threats Of dis
unoh' TO brighten the representatives from the free
states INTO submission to their demands. Our readars
wiz perceive upon perusal of it, how readily the well
known sagacy of the Judge detected the trick; and
they will applaud the bold and severe style in which
ne met and exposed the concerted threats Of d;sso-
ton' intended to the North If the renesept-
apves from the free States would unitedly meet the
slavery propagandsts in the bold and decisive manner
IN which Judge Allen has met them on his very on
trance INTO the halls of Congress- the whole question of
slavery eN'enslonwould be soon settled But it an age
OF "do~gh:faccs' and trucking politicians.
We commend the speech to the attention of our read
ers, and we think that upon careful peusol tbov
viii feel, and rejoice to feel that Massachusetts has
son well fitted to lthe breach made ineedoms ranks
by the death of John Quincy Adams.
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YANKEE NOTIONS. We have seen in Boston many
attractive novelties, but impossible for one to
pass without noticing, than the celebrated Oak Hall
Cothng House. The erection of such an edice to do
bisness in is indeed Yankee Notion. Take look
at it when you go to Boston.
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ARRIVAL OF THE Hdlifar, FRI
day. The Cambria has just arrived Very little
general news Of Importance
-, Cotton has advanced l-Sd per lb. at Liverpool
The market was inactive
Corn advanced Is. I'd. per 48O lbs Flour in
good demand at ~ 24s. for superior western.
The bullion in Bank was I6 i-2 millions. and in
creasing.
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WASHINGTON NATIONAL observation-disclosures
the blocks of stone sent to be deposited in the great
National Monument is fine specimen of red pipe stone
from Minnesota presented through the Governor of that
Territory 1t forms nearly square of twenty four in
ches, and is about an inch and quarter thick.
This stone has always been highly priced BY the In
dams, who make irregular annual pilgrimage to the quar-
ry They believe that it originally opened by the
Great Spirit, and that whenever they visit it, they are
saluted by thunder and lightning.
Another very curious and valuable specimen has
been offered to the Board of Managers and Of course
accepted to be placed in the Monument 1t is a piece
OF annhyt nine inches long, and t,Uenty inches in ccu
ference, found in Georgia, and presented by Governor
GILMORE, of that State.
% The Washington Globe says that at least five
millions Of gold dollars ought be issued from the mint
whereas there has only been one.
IL II was the opinion of the ancieuts that Echoe
was maiden who had pinned away for love, till moth
ing but her voice was left It is characteristic that the
last thing belonging woman which survives should be
her tongue.
EB letter in the New Orleans Bulletin, dated
San Francisco, Oct. Is, SAYS:
have seen within three weeks wagon load Of
potatoes sold in our camp at seyenty-ve cents per
pound, Wholesale, and the price will be much high
er this winter; have had melons sent to me for
which the donor refused an ounce water melons are
3 to 81 each.
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20 The washington Globe says that at least five
millions Of gold dollars ought to be issued from the mint
whereas there has only been one.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-03-22
No. 35

ey and without price. Such an arrangement. how
ever he knew better than TO proposes for there was
power behind the throne of his will greater, in
most matters, than the throne itself His family
knew precisely his ability, and did not let their
demands upon his purse fall very far below it.
The annual incomes of Mr. Preston, on retiring
from business. and investing all his money in real
estate, or government scrip, was little over six
thousand dollars. The expense at which he was
living was about five thousand, For two or three
years this went on, and finding he was better off
by about a thousand dollars. at the end OF each
year, he beg an to feel as if he were in tolerable
easy circumstances, when a large fire broke out
IN part OF the city where he owned FIVE ware
houses. These. with large amount Of other
property were consumed. mistake of just one
day IN the date of the policy of insurance, threw
him into loss of twenty five thousand dollars
His property had paid him seven per cent. above
taxes, and all other expenses, and the loss in his
annual income, was in consequence over seven
teen hundred dollars.
Mr.. Preston was now poor indeed. The rest of
his property paid him but little over four thousand
dollars and he was living at cost of FIVE thou
sand. An immediate change was insisted upon
and carried for the poor man had arguments to
urge that were made unanswerable. Reform
once began was extended far beyond the points
to which those who yielded at first imagined it
would GO. It's no use to talk, can't afford
it ~ was an apowerful argument, uttered as it
was with unaccustomed determination of manner.
The elegant house was rented for two thousand
dollars, and the family come down so far in their
style Of living as take up their abode in one for
which Mr.. Preston had been receiving eight hum
dred dollars.
By these changes, Mr. Preston actually reduced
his expenses to two thousand dollars below his
income. But he has never got over his loss of
twenty-five thousand dollars, and feels so poor
that he refuses all applications of charitable
ture, denies himself and family at hundred diff
erent points to the abridgement of his own and
their real comfort, and makes both himself and
them wretched.
Poor man Had he the wealth of Cresus it
would be all the same. To one like him, money
never comes as blessing, for his mind estimates
it falsely, and is incapable of finding in its posses
sion any of tie real enjoyments that competency
is designed to bring.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-03-22
Process of Coming Gold.

The process OF coming gold is very accu-
rately yet succintly described in a Letter in the
Boston Post. We condense the description as
follows:
The miners have TO grind The gold rock fine.
keeping it wet constantly, and as il becomes
fue it washes off. They have hard kind Of
stone for grinding and they then mix quick
silver with il, and that collects together the
gold dust. Ii is washed out dried and goes
through some kind of heating process. The
gold dust is then usually sold 10 the superin-
,endent of the mint. Sometimes the miners
mei The dust and cas-. it into bar before offer
ing il TO the mint, To find the value, each par
most curious and scientific Of all business in
the mint The melters rake the gold dus'
mel; it, and cast it into bar when tits weighed
accurately, and piece cut of for the assayer-
He takes ii, melis i, with twice its welghs OF
silver and several times II weight of lead. Il
is melted in some cups made OF bone ashes
which absorb all The lead, when large part
of silver is extracted by another process, and
the sample is then rolled oul inlo thin shaving.
coiled up and put into sor. Of vial called mat
trasses, are pu, on g furnace and the acid Is
boiled again. This is done several times Iill
the acid has extracted ali the silver and other
mineral substances, leaving the samples pure
gold. The sample is then weighed. and by
the difference between the weight before as
saying and after, The true value is forned-
The gold, after i, has been essayed, is melted,
refined, and being mixed with its due propof-
,ion of alloy, fbeing equal parts of silver and
copper,)is drawn into long strips, in shape not
unlike an iron hoop for cask the round pie
ces cut out with sort of punch. each piece
weighed and brought TO The tighi SIZE by t'ie.
if TO heavy, when It is mied OF he edge raised
and pu. into stamping press. whence Il comes
forth perfect coin, bearing the endorsement
Of the "U. S."
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-03-22

A friend, like glass, will best discover 10
you your own defects.
Discourse, like the season OF The year, is
bes, in lis proper time.
Secrecy is the key Of prudence. and The sane.
tuary Of wisdom.
He is rcLes, who IS ,onienied; con,en, is
the riches of nature
The mobiles, designs are like wine, il dis-
covered they are lost,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-06
CITY OF WASHINGTON TUESDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 6, s4s
CAuTqON ExTIsA.

MAN by the name Of RUEL clap has engaged with young
up sarsaparila; which ney Townend sarssparia
faas . % n rsss
he &c cards as
aaass in which he have sold e for o.
caution ~ sl ps aS Sn Be
al on he I'D
doctor. likeness his fa coat OF and mis- signature
Principal eres, 100 Nassas street. Hsg York city
Old Doctor Townsend year
s1 "oT1 81 sS'a r.
sas markell s @ only asf s so
s s$ s.s j. S hss asts
diseases and saved from death,
Grand ana unea..aiIsd preparation
on ne largest eae and called for throughout the
Unlike young s. r. Townsends, improves with age
By and % @
q e. lsyS sssa n!s
ssaa root = well known 70 medical men contains medicinal
which retained for produce fermentation and acid
a arc as entirely AID are lost n e
sae s Ho e S @
tile principles which fly OF in exhalaon under
sss sS IL values Tne medical me root
Genuine Old Doctor Townscnd's sarsaparilIa
s s s ss' as
Ss sa diys n S nGes
y losing any O. ,s valuable and healing properties Pre-
Cure OF innumerablc diseases.
Hence the why hear every
favor by and children We lind
the cure OF CONSUMPTION, DYSPEPSIA, and LIVER COM
PLANT and in RHEUMATiSM, SCR0FULA and PILES, cos
TIVENEss, all UTANEoUs ERUPTIoNs, PIMPLEs ,BLoTCH
Els, and all affections arising from
Impurity or the blood.
II elous efficacy in all
Digestion from acidy Of the from unequal circulation
termination OF blood to the head paaon Of the heart cold feet
aud cold hands, cold chs and flashes the body It
had its coughs and colds
seen and acknowledged than In all kinds and stages Of
a.e, 49,. IN :rsl Female complaints. .'ge. s.. ~.
II works wonders in uor dibus whites falling
wOb obstruced suppressed painful eguay Of the
menstrual periods and the like; and eecua in all forms
the kidney disease.
removing regulating general
and strength whole body, and all forms
~ Nervous diseases and debility.
and thus prevents relieves variety Diseases
spinal irritation, neuralgia, ST. Vus dce swooning epledc ITS
commissions, &e. 'fH
1t possible for medicine good, nothing
II which HARM spoi Therefore,
its curative IL Hood exces
The liver healthy action the stomach and good d
gestion relieves bowels and nam
ducing gentle warmth equally the body and nseibe
Perspaonj reaaes all structures and nghtne all obsrc
tons and nvgoates the entire 10 this
The medicine you pre-emnently need!
But these things be said Of s. p Townsends inferior
article! This young mans liquid is not TO be
sr. Compared with Old Doctors,
because Of incapable
and NEVER SPOBS, while other DOES sours, ferments
and blows the bottles containing fragments the H.
qnd, exploding and damaging other goods Must horrible
compound be poisonous the system What acid
4 ased with aeidI What causes dyspepsia but acidi
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rleum, eryspelas, white sweiIines feyerN zz
trna aud esternalf IT'S nothing under heaven but sei ss
which and thus ps all the fluids Of tho body
less. What rheumatism bat ucd ud which ins
yates itself between the oih and irritating and namng
The tender and delicate which acts? So of nervous
D. all the ailments which arct human nature
III Now horrible make and SELL and infinitely
this SOUKfNG, PREVENTING, ACID COMPOUND OF i. r..
oWNsEND And yet he would tain have understood that old
Jacob Townsends
Genuine, original sarsapsrflIa,
IMITATION of his inferior prcrarron Heaven forbid that
should deal article which Would bear the most distant
-h1ud
IN
la
"a ,5... a Ian INC COMfUL-
We wish understood, because rs the absolute truth,
Townsen article and old Doctor Jacob Townsend ssrsapa
wide and infinitely dissha that they unlike
particular having single thing In common.
A b. p. Townsend doctor, chemist
medicine Than other
public receiving genuine, scientific medicine,
all the properties Of the articles used preparing
which incapable changes, which might render them the agents
Of disease instead OF health
II Is 10 arrest frauds upon unfortunate, pour balm
wounded humanity kinde hope the dcspang bosom,
bloom the crushed and and
bnnish inmi old Doctor Jacob Townsend has sought
found the opportunity and means bring his
Grand, universal, concentrated remedy,
VI "e knowledge Of all who need II, that they
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gat HEApeuAHrxRs MAMIE CoRrs,
ouAsrERhAsrkR's opuoR Washington, October y io4S
rrAhfE PROPOSALS. will be received At this once until 10
~ Ssoek ma on Monday the a day Of November neKt for
nn. ~ aoa ne United States marines tho following sta
charlestown, Ma~achasstis
bTookiyn Long Island, New York.
Go.p ssf'% assi s ss@ssSly Virginia.
Pensacola Florida and
Washington, District o. Columbia.
three Of pound of pork eighteen
made o. supene Hour Or saperans Hour q s opon q the
q The best New Orleans quarts o. The best white
brown half q good hard dipped aow
required delivered on the order
ing officer Of station, single and
shall consist Of the best and most choice pieces q the ne
pork be No. prime pork and the groceries of the best quail
y Of the kinds named subject % inspection No bid VIII " enter
dola.s contract
ed the Of the ssrees must Be- esrsd " some sdcia
Oct ---s,awtd s1i onaremasier Marine Corps
Republic, Washington; American, Sentinel,
and ansn, Philadelphia; the portsmouth Gazete,
% and P Boston Times s New
qure and New York SUM the Baltimore Daily Adyertse Da-
Herald Enquirer wing;
dra Gazette Virginia. and the Pensseoa Gssse win
by one printed copy Of the advesemen this Office
VIRGINIA WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
RY Assembly, the 2h Of February,
ls4s providing for the erection q monument to George
ssssy a ps0"sa y s % n
TO be approved BY them accompanied with necessary
The monument viii be located Capitol square, the city
q Virginia granite 2. Marble Or
Plans and estimates required BY e first day Of December next
enclosed 70 the Governor q vgniav ,, ~ ii prrcurr
Z@s S WslfiAM " M MyNTE1fnD'
:.@ , JAMES M WiCKHAM, 4e,
TaTMAs NJ T. s snhSi
Oct 2l-lm IfF Commissioners.
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ChoIera-Treatmcnt and Preventive.

Observation-Disclosures md Preventive.
DR. AMATES ITALIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA TONIC
AND APERIENTThs remedy composed entirely of
Bile Ingredients and totally free from mineral substance COM
bnina eatac cordial strengthening powers original
discovered and pfescbedby Dr. Aat celebrated phycan,
Of the Of abdominal regonssuch diahgn
dsente bilious complaints dyspepsia and all other disorders Of
the liver, sc. II. XXI.
Knowing from experience operates in the kindly and
eectua submitted remedy TO those
who be attacked by the prevailing fatal and pre-
first nsidious
symptoms.
To retail Caruss Music Saloon, Penn
h and 18th and at the principal
drug city Of Washington Georgetown, and
full directions with interesting
cericacs accompany each bottle of the liberal
Orders from any part Of the United States
promptly attended All communications must be post paid
Aug 3-lawn SAMUEL CARUSI u co.
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ALBERT w. PARRIs,

. .. ALbEtfV W. FAASINASs &" a.H#..b
attorney at Lalo, and Land and General Agent Mineral
........ a. Point, WISCONSIN,,
WILL attend faithfully and promptly to all business confded TO
him. Having Register Of the Land Office
at Mineral Point he peculiar advantages for the ansac
ton VI land agency business - !. ar. r.s
He IL permitted 10 refer @ ,.s
Hon HENRY DoD6E, United States Senate
RcHARD NJ YoUNG late Commissioner Of the General Land
Office. ....a ...E.s...
JUSTIN BuTrERnELD, Commissioner Of the General Land
Office. ..a .5 @..s. s.. ,.s.. 90, III. %.
7. HARTLEY CRAwvoRD, United States Judge.
A. H. PARRIs, Second Comptroller OF the Treasury.
Aug Il-2aw3w"
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Lives insured =. 80 = J. ..lV
Isaac AnnATr, Secretary.
CuIRLrs sELpiSo, No. II Todds Buildings pennsylvania
w p joassros, M d. opposite City Pos, once, 7h street.
Physician. y. J. 4.
Pamphe expa naoy Of the principles and operations Of the
company can be had application at the Agents once.
Oct g.
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Musical Instruction I'm the art OF singing, Playing
nj Fore, Organ, Flute, and Violin, &C, sell
professor from Germany, prepared
above branches Of music, whether his
residence Of the pupil and viii devote himself en-
tey 10 the proficiency those intrusted 10 his
BM the best Of recommendation from Mon
tea where professor Of music Ne
be Mr. kah, piano forte manufacturer, south side
Pennsylvania avenue between 10th and lih Streets or Fher
Saoners' Hall.
O.,o lms
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Auction asd Commis.,on Notice,

IT, BEACH g. M. TUCKER, having established themselves
H. In the General Auction Commission Business IN be cry M
Washington under the firm OF Beach Tucke beg leave 70 soe
liberal share Of public They propose aenang 70 me
sale Of all kinds OF property real and personal Una. may pc
goods which shall very earliest PERIOD and 70 the very
best advantage And they by strict attention TO business and
faithful old principles quck sales and
prompt returns,n the confidence Of the people 49,
Their Pennsylvania opposite Browns
Hotel, part cy and hcd expressly for
door sales and will be ample 70 accommodate III
goods That be consigned 10 them. d 80 - !.
They will add thai, their business s 20 be conducted up ~
strictly principle in will articles innns'ca 70
their be bad themselves, consequently persons
trust In them calculate upon receiving the very
ie''" '.' IN :" gases MODERATE REACH TUCKER,
L Oct lo-df N. ft.EH aAuctoneers.
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Agency OF inc Hook-Pnbshfng Houses IN Ufs Ufss'D"
states.
AYIORh MAURY, booksellers and statoners Pcmsyivsna
9Th street. having formed connexions with the
principal book establishments othe country win supply oil orders
for religions, miscellaneous, scientific and school
books single COPIES lowest publication prices
Schools, Institutions, and individuals intending order foreign
American books from the northern cities trouble and
TAYLOR d MAURY, In Washington city. July3
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TO OUR sUBsCRIBERs.

Of upon books unlsss ~
payment Of ths subscription be made in sdvapcs
Distant subscribers may or~sid l nsnsy BY sss the postage
on which viii be paid by and all By ourselves N IN
ns COUNTRY PAPER publisAsd tivssky daring sss,
.iens Of Congress, and ssmiweskiy during the recess
Subscriptions period less than year rscsiysd sa
terms prep srtionedte he sbsvs annual nss
o. PosTMAsTERs sutAerssd sssa, sad "
sending DAILY with 80 enclosed SEMI
WEEKLY subscribers, with sas snsossd ave WEEKLY sub
scribsrs enclosed will be entitled q De
edition ~ they furnish subscribers for, rsss&
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Now Good. Tor GentIemen.

New Goods for Gentlemen.
I'VE have beautiful of
simere yestngs of the shades and Styles which
prepared order in the best style.
ready made line stock large and Of superior quality
with
other description pantaoons every
We have very large wooen, silk underdre
Shirts elegant and
pete fancy goods We they NOT exceed by
any All which offer At our usual low rates and uniform
prices. t '-. . x,o,,,,, . onr,x
Sent 3O--3taw4wif Il. ss.-i -
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CNCycLOPlEDIA OF tine Useful Arts, ccmprtsing
II agriculture, horticulture, political
m ohcaton, and naval architecture, BY RUSSELL Dom Lowe,
Senior, other eminent writer's Illustrated with
uuarto volume London, 1888, fRANCK TAYLOR
Octl3
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az ,yt0id ayD nIOst
sortment 10 choose from 10 return They viii
snpefb Tapestry Velvet Tapestry Brussels, and Brussels
Three ply superfne Ingram low priced do t.. ~...
Damask twiied and plain Venetian Cafpetng
Together with everything and good which may De needed
their line Aug 25--4f2w2awn
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UNITED STATES WHOLESALE CLOTHING WARE
/.

EVILS HANFoRD, a. 254, 256, and 25s Pearl
II Buriing slp New York, have
hand OF CLOTHING in the United sates,
kee saaes vey Also the extensive manufacturers
OIL CLOTHING AND COVERED HATS In the world. PLAIN
AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, OF all kinds.
Catalogues Of stock sent by mall Orders promptly filed.
@n" - LEWIS q HANfORD,
Nos. asa 254, 256, and 255 Pearl St, N. Y.
June 30-0aw5m - a.@ :. '| .' tc a'-n
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VIRGINIA WASHINGTON MONUMENT.

NEW and Fashionable Goods for Gscntlsmen.--Ws
day beautiful styles and
gentemens l and winter
the pleasure exhibiting
GU customers, among which Me- .# 5l sA.
pieces Of entirely style Fancy Cassimeres
10 do black French Doeskin do .ta Nj
30 do rich fancy colOred Cloths Of shades
do black French Cloths, extra fine
10 do very cheap Cloak Cloths
IS do elegant Silk and Satin Vestings
Is do black colored Silk Velvets WA
rs dozen Silk Meno, Angola, and Cotton Under Of
Fancy Silk and Satin Cravats t #E Ass4E
Silk Linen canlbric Pocket Handkerchief
Gloves, Hosiery, Suspenders, &c. lbt; Ftg -G s4as
All which sold cheap made the most fshona
BILE style, euarantying fits in all cases. ~
wishing adopt this economical mode Of getting their
- p II. HoOE co.
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7th and 9Th streets.
Oct l6-3wf
THE GREATEsT STORE I'M wAsHIsGTON.--
i T. BASTIANELLI & CO. have hand extensive
sorment of genteniens under garments, " .satf
Silk merino, and all wool under shirts .
do i
Silk meno chamois drawers Of svey price, quality
and
magnificent Of style silk of
the richest design and coon I'll 49,
We particularly all perfect fitting shirt
stock hand made Of the best MATERIAL In superior manner
We warrant perfect III, sale stgs
also take orders 70 make s.g ss Ps,ss ny sses on
oct2o- Fancy and Peumey Store, under Bro~as Hotel
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VERY handsome NJ private sale-Ihe sub
scribers respectfully inform the public that msy nsvs
ceived sale large and general assortment OF
viz j -.
Mahogany hair and spring seat sofas .-
DO marble ton and dressing bureaus
Do rocking and parior chairs Of every descripuon
marble CENTRE mo scIe,' ps.Ss.' 49,
marble wash closets snn s..,s
u,nsoe nn,pd chamber consisting OF dressing bureau,
,a c,ase, French nbie, and four cottage chsi
Mahogany looking glasses, ~ ss.io's sSs ~P''
rosewood. and every other Description
Cane end wood chairs rockers, nc.
ponod bscE Office, and chldren's chairs 49, aIH
if.naso,ac PAINTED wash closets, stands, and tables
,a,.e ,o, rtass pickle preserve jars with covers
,oo dozep eiass tumblers, Of various sizes
iyory and buck handle knives and forks
so sets handsome gilt and lowered walters
Twist double and single barrel guns
win large articles In the house furnishing
line An Of will sell ressonshle and sccommo-
dating ShbEN ThbIEi,,
Sep 23-eod2w concert Hail.
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Christopher Grammer,

Christopher Grammer, ..-.
Attorney and Co,snselfor at Lar,
LAYING side Of Pennsylvania Avenue,
ii Az and 9Th he will continue practise law in the
the District Congress- the De
parments, and the Board Of Commissioners Of Mexican claims
Aug l2-eod2m ,a.@ .... .-'