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The Ottawa free trader., 1849-12-29


able men could have been selected That one of
'hemis what he call bunker" we think is par
ticuarly to The credit of the boarl who thus man.
iesteda siusularly good taste in selecting men thus
according exactly in political views with the board
i;'elf which consists also Of two free soilcrs and
one bunker"
Lowell, Dec 3D. 1919
Nh HojrJot-Sir: You will please to place
IN the hands Of Mr. Mcintosh the refused cornmu.
EicatIon from Argus 1t ha, met the fate tha,
was expected though We are aware that harsh
epithcis, as alleged by the editor Of the TeIe.
graph, were not the true grounds Of its rejcc.
ton. Any far, unprejudiced man, that will ex.
anime the communication in its political sense,
us portrayed on the face Of the document, will
have TO acknowledge that language more Der.
sonal, uncorteous and castigatious and recrimnn
aous and more severe, is not unfrequently
published in every political paper in the Union
set 1t down, that the appointment, by Free
Soil board, OF an Old Iiunker, colcagued with the
slave party OF the south, acting with them and
sympath.zng with them-cursing Free Soilers,
and repeat it, hates Free Soil conventions rs he
hates he'll, Is an act of treachery, a betrayal of
confidence, unparalleled, and unless YOU charta.
smoothest treatment Kind words in such case
could not infIct n just rebukc, and traitorism
would go unwhippcd-and republican principles
wronged and unprotected against the scathng
hand of political traitors.
When the Peru Telcgraphs Editor was far in
the east, regaling himself on fat living fine
things and graciou,ly enjoying his pillow, which
Is both natural and agreeable to the man; then,
indeed WAS the Telegraph Free Soil paper, aud
its columns were open to Free Soil cnm,nu,io,'.
lions; but since his return and secret connvng at
the election of p NJ Killutf, the Telpgraph's col.
umns are flooded with sleepy, milk and water
trash, disgusting to many, and cdiiying and inter
osting TO none
I'VE are sorry to say TO Argus" &c."-Don't
cry, Dir Editor it matters not but little to AR
gus whether you honor his communications with
place in your columns or not Argus knows
that his manners are unpolished, and his style OF
writing rough, and it Is only feeling Of necessity
tina. oompcls him to make an effort at any
kind Of composition. Were the editors heart rs
pure, and as fondly attached to liberty. rs his
tongue is oily, and his pen smooth, Argus would
need not to offend the delicate car Of the most no
bic editor, with his rough truisnls. Tbe]soh his
sleepy editor had hr', ut mad il not been for b,
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fanons 10 come. wh,,ever dangers threaten il, |
shaa aand BY il and maintain its integrity TO the full
r1trnt Of the obligation impoeed and the power
conferred on me by the consti,utiar
Washington, Dec. 4, 1919. z. TAYLOR.
The Ottawa free trader., 1849-12-29

We have the pleasure of presenting this week an
interesting letter from Mr. Basuct,, of this place.
who took The route VIA Santc Fc and the river ella
to California Our readers will find j, worth peru
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w..Alas,an Ualvsr.lsy Of n.l,lmors.

MEDIoAL DEPARTMENT..
IIE 1919 will with inroduc
i tory lectures, last Monday n October
The will temporarily delivered
conodous building neatly fitted for the purpose Liberty
street, door north Of Baltimore.
MKDcAL FAouLTy. .Et
John q. g. Monkur M. D-Instues and Practice
Med. jurisprudence and Mental Diseases.
George NJ Roberts, NJ Dobsteircs and Diseases Of
and Children
Reginald N. Wright, a. M. M. D.-chemisty.
A. 5nowJen Pggott, A. NJ NJ Physiology.
X. NJ Wright, A. M. M, D--Surgery. f54ps -. a
A. g. Pggott, A. NJ NJ Discrepancies Mat Medica, and Hy
gene. ft
The duties of the demonstration will be performed by Professor
OF Anatomy. ~ ,.a
The Faculty have their ample MEANS appa
models, &c., complete
hveed In the best regulated Institutions country. The oh
seucal models the largest and imported,
procured IN Inris NJ great cost 3st t1
The Fncu intend, possible, iii
thereof Al
They pledge themselves anweaed devotion the
all who be disposed themselves tuition
Tickets S5 diploma $40; Si0;
ton s. students arvngn the city
member Of Facuy who win give with regard
lection OF a boarding house, Sc, &c. tta. gh .Sa
For further information address the Dean Of the Faculty
REGINALD N. WRIGHT,
No. 100 West Fayctte street, door OF Liberty
Sept. 6--2aw4w 3ae
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WILLIAM H. MlNNIx, Land Ohce,
prosecute claims Of kind against the government beo
Congress OF any o. the departments His experience In The drcn
branches o. we departments specially those 10 relation 10 mta,
bounty lands win enable him full satisfaction NIL who
equre his The lands sold
Ocaied by military will be secured
eas taken 70 recover lost deadeter Claims for
Wees ~ he the OF 1914 and Mexican
cQcne 81 n, and OF taxes real owned IL
this city BY non residents and others.
Reference a made Gem Shields, formerly COMMISSIONS
q the Gener Land ohcc Hon. Richard NJ Young late Commits
Land once members generally the State Illinois
Thomas Rchie Edmund Burke Peter Force, w w. Seaton
Blair, j. q, tuyer, Richard Walach.
oce az Hasap Weedons Coach Factory Of the Centre
Market, Washington, D. c. g8#
Sep 10
baltimore College fDcntai
VHE regular Course OF Lectures this
months. s3&4
The Mechanical and Dsectins Rooms win opened
49, FACULTY. -.s.l+s.. x. .ss "
ELRAzAR PARMLs, M d., Provost. 'tRs
CnApls HaRMs,A NJ, M d., Professor Of Principles and
Tnoass BosDg NJ, M d. Professor Of Special P.Aolo-
w. HANDY NJ d. Professor Anatomy and Physiology.
Mechanical Dentistry. '
PnIp H. AusrEs, A. NJ, d., Mechanical
Dentistry, and Lecturer on Dental Chemistry.
Ihe College contains the most ample provision for
ssTRuoTIoShGyng large comm0dious
ecessay appiances Mechanical Workhops Infrmar
supplied daily with patients for students operate
Room Museum containing thousands of teeth OF every patholog
al variety; and Lecture Rooms. ". e4 5aE-tEi ~
Tickets for the COURSE ll0 Dissection Ticket (opton SI0
hatricuaton; IS; Diploma IT, Q, $50. f'I .'f VI
sePt6--2aweoau w. r. HANDY, Dean. +
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CAUTION EXTRA.

4
Up sa,apals which can Dr. Towa.saa ssrspsIs q
and never bu Formerly worker railroads. canals,
@ he is @ s s sending out 0s S g
Tss s. ass ~ s s. w I Sass aas
gle solitary proof Of % This the public 70 be de
on de o
doctors likeness his family coat OF arms and his signature aeros
r,,..,a. .e. os 54 saa4 ra sss NsS },,A co.,
long been Known tie aa,oi aa ssa DE
oniesAL To MN y being poor
sep' on, q market and The sales g ,oss only WI,
many persons who had been healed d sor.
saved from dea proclaimed il excellence and
Is Grand and unequaIled preparation
e SCALE and called for throughout the
Unlike n 3 : win and asss
by man The highest
e FL Glib q 1's
sapana root j. well known to medical men contains medicinal
retained IL spas of aso ~ &C. and asa
a orc 50 volatile that ty entirely evaporale and are los. II h,
they aIs ao By scientific
@ s BE vsy y "a II s N o s w
Genuine Old Doctor Tovvnsend's sarsapariIIa
% s ct a. e 81 ss'
on, extracted and secied then particle 81 medical yr
losing y valuable and healing
Cure or iniaun,ernble diseases.
Hence the why hear communications side in il
s ~ Of spE s na and dong TRdc
PLANT, and IL RlIEuMATlsM scRoFIIA and PILES COS
ImpaIity o. the blood.
marvellous efficacy in all complaints arising from in
digestion from aeidi q The stomach from elreuaon
eo ~ e f eS Sas
had its equal coughs and Colds and
every other part nothing is excellence more manies
and acknowledged than in all kinds and stages Of
Female complaints.
works fuor albus whics falling
s e . All %
gives strength whole body, and all forms Of
Nervous discases and debility.
spinal tailon Neuralgia s. vus dance swoonins epepc a
il is not possible for this medicine 70 fail to do good has NOTHING
in il which can ever harms can never sour or spoil and therefore
healthy action tones stomach gives good
geston, relieves e bowels and nham
ducns gentle equally all body, and insensb
ions and nvisoaes ,he entire nervous system Is not this sen
The medicine You prc-emincntly needt
But OF these things be said Of g. p Townsends inferior
aruciei rhls youas mans iiqu,d Is NOT 70 hv
Compared with the Old Doctors,
E sEo s &c Sas .Sa
and blows the bottles containing into nsnlent the acid
ssassaaa soi:saSa. pa' y
Ss Da s se MSs S
chief produces aatuoe heartburn, apaon Of the heart live
sssss ssss ss.ssiss :, y blood
,su@ y.Ipsa .wslas., sores.
ss ns p al H. spi n sfa s
Or less VIM, auid, which
s ader upon which 30 Of
y al he ailments i Which saiiei human nature
os ne ps 1s saa or
TOWNSEND And yet be would n have understood that old
genuine original sarsapariIIa.
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ryENER AL House Furnishing Dry Goods wsreroom.
u CLAGETT DoDSoN would respectfully inform all
and Intending keep house that they have
hed and 3r the reception Of much
goods the above Line than has ever been
In this city, d. will DO absent for few days
purpose making their purchases, and would respectfully desire
who may be prettet best and most extensive
choose rom wait their return They WIZ have IN
sSperb Tapestry Velvet, Tapestry Busseis and Brussels
Thrce-ply superhne Ingram, low priced DO
Damask twied and plain Venetian Carpeting ..,,
| their line. Aug 2S-42wsawh
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For Baltimo Q,

For Baitimo
a 49,, THE steamer osCEoI.A viii, on Sunday, The -
S.nik, of September, commence making trip week 10
3zk the above place, leaving washington every sunday
Returning Baltimore every Tuesday at
O'Clock D. She will stop regularly, going and returning, nj
Leonardon, Md Mays river, Nd and Cone river, va
landings Potomac, signals 70 land
FOR NORFOLK
The steamer Norfolk every Thursday at
O'Clock Returning, Norfolk every Friday O'Clock
D. ~. Passage and fare So
touches going and returning, Cone river and q ,he usual
landings. JAMES mlIChisLIi
Sen 5O Captain.
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agency HoOh-PubIfshInN HOusts wv"
& :.
TAYLOR MAURY booksellers and stationers, Pennsyvnna
eh street, having formed connexions win he
principal book establishments Of the country, win supply AL ofacr
Tor religious, misceanecus, medical, scientific, and school
books in single copies the publication prices
Schools nton and individuals intending order reen
American books from ths northern ces uouhe
TAYLOR MAURY, in Washington city, Juy3
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NEW MUsICJust received al snioners Hall, door east
~ OF 18th Pennsylvania avenue following and popu
music, which win be sold price,
per page, 20 every VIM. FISCHER
My southern Home, composed by the late r. g. Sullivan
Goodby sally, deara fayorte Ethiopian composed by
Frank Howard
The jolly Old Crow sung by the Virginia Mnstrels
Oh Phoebe an Ethiopian song, by Harrington VII. y.
thought he Jestng popular ballad, by w.
Cunningon f-r..G ~
The Sweet Robin, by stephen Glover . s
sing and me, by w. q. Peters .H .r ....
Three Ave aa, Tor soprano and Alto, with accompany
The Appomaiox Waltz, by A. Picot
The Fiora Waltz, by q. H. Gerkin F
The Margaret Polka, by Henry Schwing
In Far Distant Lands, BY ID. NJ. May
Eisclle and BeiseIle. Polka, by IIelmemuller
The Rose Of Alabama by Hon. A. D. Meek .t.e.
Jeanette and Jeannot, complete number by Glover
Heart Light and Free adapted Of Les
We're upon the Moonlit Wave by Hewitt
The Dying Soldier, beautiful song
pt25 aIf ilss r.r4l
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ALBERT w, PARRIs.

4uorNey at Lais, and Land and Gentral 1gent Mineral
Point, Wisconsin,
WILL attend faithfully and promptly all business confded
him. Having been years Register of
Mineral Point he peculiar advantages for the
ion Of land agency business ..#N
He Is permitted to refer
Hon. HENRY DoDG., United States Senate H IN
cHARD NJ You've, late Commissioner of the General Land
" Office. 2"
JusTIs BuTrERTKLD, Commissioner Of the General
Office.
7. HARTLEY CRAwYoRD, United States Judge. Y ft
A. X PARRIs, Second Comptroller OF the Treasury.
Aug Il-2aw3ws @ 49,
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Musical Instruction tss the art OF Singing, Playing
vi the Piano Porte, Organ, Pluto, and Violin, te keH
BERYN, professor Of from Germany prepared 20 DIV
lessons in Of the above branches Of music whether q his r
residence Of pupil and will devote himself
proficiency Of those inuusted IN his
BsMr best Of rccomnendations from Mon
be found Mr. Kahs, forte msnuhcturf south SIDE
pennsyvania between o and lin street, o Fishers
Stationers Hall.
a-0awms .srIHIT6l4 u Az "
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General Agency ~ Washington, ID. Q,
DY A. M FARQUAR, formerly Of Harburg Pennsylvania,
claims tor the with Mexi
revolutionary the with Great Britain and the Flor
ida gt...0%
For pensions, bounty land, or scrip
Bounty LandW attend 10 the purchase and sale OF bounty
land order.
Patent Oee-The applications patents procuring models,
drawings all branches
OtceA claims against department will be
prosecuted settlement OF contractors quarterly accoun pay Of
Orleans Delta, Union, Mobile Advertiser, Louis
vile Louis New Err, Cincinnati Gazette Indianapolis
Sentinel New York Herald Detroit Free Press, will publish 10
OF IS, and send their bills to this oce accompanied
with n paper, June 2id
OPLENDID Competing, Curtain Goods ssc.-The subscn
would respectfully invite attention OF citizens and house
generally their stock Of furnishing goods which
feel confident cannot be surpassed equaed by other
house in the district They name
IN cARPETING
Patent tapestry velvet do tapestry Brussels
, issn-
Imperial ply, double super ingram Z -
SuperfDe ingram, extra fine, and fine do
Low priced ali wool Ingram, royal twilled veneuans
Rich cheneile and tuted .s
Heavy sheet oicIo, every wdh which win be at any
or hail.
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS,
Rich laines rich figured de aincs
Rich high-colored damasks, rich union dalnasks
TwIled and plain caslanerets
Worted damasks, all coors
Embroidered laced curtains, embroidered muslin do
Embroidered musins, by the yard
Tassel-ioops, gmps, borderngs, bindings
Tasseis cords and fixtures OF every kind sc.
Together complete OF table and piano covers
table dsask linen heengs damask napkins and
towels Scotch and Russia Diapers Marses guilt ped
&C. just perfectly eh, and will be OF
fered upon usual accommodating terms All are respectfully
yed for themselves. . -. !. -.
Sep ll-taw4wn y. u. HUE q w.
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UvALL BROTHER merchant taiors, Pennsylvan
Gadsby Hotel, would
generally the fall goods, which
carefully
York market We prepared 70 have carmen, made 70 order
they be
bought establishment here north of
supply OF furnishing articles for gentlemen, such
.hrs drawers silk shirts and drawers suspend
dressing robes umbrellas &c
Sept 20--3aw3wn DUVAbL BROTHER
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Lives insured WI
JOSEPH n. COLLINS, President.
Isaac ArsArT, Secretary IL ..s 4.-...
W. p 9cas.ro. NJ D., opposite ug Posi- omer IN svsss
Physician. va sHll5 tygR sat Il flstls -.
Phampbes enpa pasoy principles operations Of The
company be had on application al he Agents sbce
= Il
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To Contractor.
SEALED PROPOSALS be once Of ysmes
River and kanawha Company Rchmond until the 2 day OF
November the construction Of dam james
river Maden Adventure falls twenty eight miles shove Rich
mond. & 4 aa.fl.
The win be about 100 feet long and 10 feet high
The will paid bank Besides The
usual Of % the monthly ems the con-
will be required give ample security satisfactory 10 the
Board Of Director o the compilation Of the wo az tho ms and IN
the manner specified In the contract. "a ~
Plans Of the above work win be erhbted and specifications
thereof delivered the the once In Mich
mond The 5 day Of November application The
tary Of the company WALTER GWfNN,
Chief Engineer J. r. x. Co,
Richmond, October IL let9.
Oct 2l-aaw3w = -
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ADAMS q CO.'S CALIFORNIA ExPREss.
EM Rsa dsExffk

THE subscribers respectfully give notice they
have extended their express California
parcels, packages, Specie &C., san Francisco
sthmus Of Panama Chages sending special
through each trip will charge
tend in its immediate delivery will
ceived and forwarded Valparaiso Caiao Oregon
witch islands, by sailing New
Our first express will leave Nev York SATURDAY, 18th Sep
TENDER, In the steamer EMPIRE CITY, direction
H. Haskell who has for years favoraby
the public clerk in Boston office
ted partner reside San Francisco
Of business there. $50 aasH st8 .5l
ADAMS & CO., Is Wall street, New York.
s. 80 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
:" la Baltimore street, Baltimore.
Pennsylvania avenue, Washington
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THE undersigned having opened Office Winder
building opposite me end Of the Navy Department Offer
hts services to all persons who have business transactions with
which they the agent
ZION Of claims pending before Congress His long connexon
the Navy Department. in dschurgng the duties Of important
Office together with extensive acquaintance with the members
Congress- possibly enable important
such as entrust their business to his management
VIM. b. SCOTT,
III 4tas Laie Navy Agent.
ncrusairsn nnquirer Herald;
New Works Ohio Statesman Ohio and Phadef
pha viii insert 10 te dollars and send bill
Sept 29--6 = #s4ttrf II. YEA -.st lte n ~
QICH Satin de Chcmes (slace, other and
~ fashionable small figured sksThe undersigned would
supply OF the above description Of goods decidedly cheapest
much the largest stock they before offered They
newly opened the variety every kind fashion
able dress goods, IN the way Of ttsa
Mousscnes de Laine and rich Cnshmeres plain striped,
and embroidered
Mernos, variety of shade and quality very cheap
Apacas and Hungarian paids, for dresses and joseys
Plain hanne, blue, pink, mouse, drsb cherry scarlet
other desirable colors, tor ladies' sacks, &C.
Also, 20 pieces embroidered fannels, for
100 long shawis Of and elegant se and Of the
finest fabric
Also, grippe shaws the richest embroidery
Ladies' silk neck scarfs and
Lineneambrc variety qua,
Ladies' kid gloves, OF Bajous make 'Ha 80
DO Cashmere and beaver do
Silk, Cashinere, aud hosiery
Ladies' silk and Mcrno
White and coored Polka muslin ..H.
Plain Swiss and plaid do
Jaconet cnmbncs ~
White and black lace capes SEQ.
Black silk lace, for trimmings .....#H.
BARNES MITCHELL,
between 9Th and 9Th streets, Penn avenue
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LusBY q DuvALL. MnRonArr TAIoRs,

Under Ae National Hoses, fssasysrsrsa ersnss,
lave the informing their fends and the public that
III received o cloths
and vcsngs embracing approved o.
10 pain
Of STOCK feel assured that shall be she 70 o AZ
Of rood end fashionable
clothing, found Of the northern cities
Renern ass articles, such
Gloves cravaf-, handkerchief, suspcndcn
woolen md shirts and drawers
Pine mus Shirts style ...- 80.
Umbrellas dressing gowns, hosiery Ae all Of which will b
time
friends and The public respectfully invited cab
Oct g-aaw3wh =
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ChoIera- eatment and Preventive.


1R. AMATI'S ITALIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, TONIC
AND APERENTJhis remedy composed entirely OF vegeta-
de Ingredients and totally free from mineral substances
calartc with cordial powers original
discovered and prescribed Dr. Aat celebrated physician,
of the diseases abdominal dahHa,
sene bilious complaints dyspepsia and all other disorders Of
The liver, &c ff 3tb + yst
fecual these submitted remedy to those
who be attacked by prevailing aa and
enve all who be 50 fortunate s Us first nsidious
'ymiptoms. Y D ht ~ ~
vana between lin aud 18th Streets and at the principal
in the of Washington Georgetown and
Pamphlets containing full directions with many interesting
.ecates accompany bottle Of the liberal
dealers. Orders the United
promptly attended All communications be post paid
Aug. 3-lawn SAMUEL CARVSI co.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON. WEDNESDAY MORNING OCTOBER 81 1919
UnrrDsrArss P4rrsr onrcr, september is, 1879,

UsIrEpsTATEs PATEsr OrFIcE, September Is, 1879
w HEREAs, Charles A. krechIer, . subject OF ths
King of Sweden did obtain letters United States
bearing dae July 10, 1885, and whereas Can
q he said King OF Sweden, did make application once
or letters patent for substantially invention on te O o
based upon Swedish patent August s. l54s The
evidence VI which has been presented filed;
ana whereas an interference
me Paes aoesaid m ana Inc
aay OF hearing appointed be the rd Monday MarA
Aundrsd and MY, and notified through thei
agents That to say, Mr. Charles NJ Keller city Of New
york. Tor Fakman and Mr. H. H. Eddy BOSTON, for kreche
ana whereas the said H. H. Eddy attorney e said KrccIer
did inform this Office, by his letter nsa that ne n
as 10 the residence and
mat the said Eddys
aud delivered, and that the official nercr
ence 10 The said Eddy no legal patentee
NOW, hereoe this is 20 A. Krec
ler and 10 al whom that application letter
aent o an apparatus for dstng and ecng spiuous liquors
by Earl Faman aforesaid has adjudged interfere with the
invention caiied by Charles A. Krccher which Ietrs a
tent were granted the 10Th OF July and thai
the hearing will be named and M con
ormity with the provisions OF the eighth OF Of Con
thereto. 'NgsF III ~ ~ rF-'---s
II ordered published in me Republic aue
National lnteigencer, Washington Daily ee, Boston and T
bune New York. months 10 IN,
said third Monday Of March 'T'
THos EwBANK,
Commissioner of Patents
p Editors O the above papers will please copy and
bills IN Duplicate 70 the Patent Office, with paper containing thu
no'ce' Sept 2s-law6m
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Mr.. A. DE vAUDRICoURT begs leave 20 inform, the
wi public and his friends that having permanently located
he intends 10 devote his attention the tuition OF e
Italian and Spanish and also OF the piano forte and
branches. References of highest reSpectah
will applying his residence between and
nj Gbsons Academy Davs music store, and
Mrs. Anderson's stationery store.
Iuv l7--oodf I u. 4
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2Nf james q. D*rst
WILL attend 20 me prosecution % claims before Congress and e
w various executive departments Of the government
Once and dwelling street, between On and ION
Oct2-0