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Our Philadelphia Correspondence.
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Themost prominent topic of conversation this morn
ng, IL the murder OF the Waterman Mooney II will
be recoected that, at carly hour Sunday MORN
ing last. gang of rowdies made bonfire in the lower
part Moy for the purpose Of drawing some
unfor unate FIRE company into ambuscade. Mooney,
as his duty ineTfered, and attempted to put the
fire cut and for doing he assaied by the young
ecoundres and shot In three different places He ex-
PRED at tho hospital yesterday afternoon The most
intense excitement prevails among tho respectable
portion Of the citizens Of Moyamenssg In
Of this wanton and cold FLOODED murder and deter
mnstion is evnced to bring tho villains to justice. The
authorities Of the district have offered reward Of
$500 for the apprehension Of the murderers Tho
body Of Mooney has been conveyed to the Commits
sioI,rs Hail. where 1t will remain in state to-day.
Captain Henry y. Merckon, for many years the
popular and com pishsd commander of one Of Ccpes
Liverpool packets died at his residence in this city,
yesterday. He was universally esteemed.
The receipts from the Lehgh coal region, during the
past week have been very heavy amounting to 81 6A2
tons. Total shipments this season 1T6,4o7 tons.
The stock market opened dull and dropping this
morning and prices slightly way. At the second
beard Q better feeling prevailed
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mkDfstAls.

'Tnr CELEBRATED DIR; WATSON, WHEN TALKINg
Nervos. Audss sdyi.ed sr 70 ,sis bssns % h,
sndsr ha; so,st o. ali msiaass Apaprodisls rpon
Ee,l make more money tha. than y Feiirgi, DR..
e rsnes. % valuable Sssy al III ns4esss
i 'S STA u a. ,a d. w,:S
doItn lol Nasssu street Sent " ssprs., . any part
WrsTAE's nALsAM AT TIE sorIn.TuE roL-
san the er- q iSsseSs, cough, suS st' y s sa
Gentleman veil ,nd fsSsri tSssa . the psspis u ,sis
e. saS a. %Y :f Nc e g
cnsiforrfssiil ssi Msrc6 & $40.
my roa and s e. . e; r .S; s q 5
With very sevsrs couch. prtdueea BY cold Tbs
20 led ~ pAysieisns asa fnesds thoass going
x u wd sq AID l -s, iAs e. much e Ws'Ss
.,S .sS sSH, yTg :. made 20 so. Ass 3.
e.isls, ,eoh ~ ssa sonrtsly rsst0rsd byi Ihavs
sorFh ana saJ, viii dseided sasss. d. SS. ss
lna IA pleasure IN rseeian aisE this ar,ise to
Inc hs. III, ssssafs Of SurT so az Il,
psssals As'Hfor Lo United states. csnaiss and Br,i.
Fer lsetyt pS r. s.na. leo Patton street, also AZ
-S Reese h nsSsn ir stew w.@ rr,r
~ .ies, and " The Druggists generally through
" e consulted q ms ofee No % Duane street, second
Sss.d s"S, Of ssr ass and ana .a ssd
~, e Sse l9.,,sy 10 ssr: eSgssHen' w be de-
DR. MURPHY mas REMOVED rTs OFFICE TO ~
- hosevs, street rear cts,hsra where be may be cor
,sss yc.r' sSsiies ~ Il 70 warrant ssg ana rsrses
Ssy s rs s1srr w. ps.d ouT, 10 az i0sr
nR. WARREN Is coSrIDESriALLY coNsULrKo
IL private diseasea rIsstce q EIGHTEEN years. three
Of which u hosfiial enables ID! W The
an, sr.,rrr. ~ she sreatess narns. In sursr, ~. %
cine ils ecuu,ry has ever producsd charge
I'M. T. NoRTArorE WORLD sAY TO THOSE VINO
- hsys eenirn,t'd d..a Cars AZ voie,a that a. Tsks
fcson, sad h,vs tr,,sed .uccefsy Thousand. ~ rssnss
. ss q esIs 20 ~ ,G%ss9 sy :.
~ eu rsus IoHr leal!h you viii avoid those knsvss phs
chat their tra of medcn. 4 ali thst. rs
assss in s s rns srsous whose health has been ru-
i. EokrAs6Rt'' Sd. ias william, stree.
SEsINAL WEAKNtss, pEnfLirY se.-Tns Only
@,ss 81 %AtrIsa;isn @ self 9lInsoa impotsno
sT s s d. F Fn FnSs s.a F /, e. 81 s
vioh street - 80 "St VI '1s as'ner % Srees-
'T'hE TRrNcn ANTID6rE-THis oRFIT REMEDY
n. r:ftG. . ssssss, ss,.oT yh' ~
in ,ho time Lsi Zoo without tSe iea.s Sses
yshisnee IRA, be /, eontnusl'y rscemnendng u his
sd One bo,,i. lasts -. nd ssSsp,, AZ TOE
Way are cared in half ,hss time The rr.pr.ssr De-
s.sss q N. disorder 81 rsisru eli q. mosss
.S ~ r ss 'sr sss srs'S = c,ss,
snd - q. Doctors residence az ssalsor street. sseorl
..s. ., dealers s1i.l On iR srs sfs s1n. Ne
DR- RsLPH, AUTRoR OF rHR "PRAcrIOAL PM
t ST.. sI,s,,l,ss srI9re' herr.
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sssiss stages .lsS K sssh a,ss Az ssr. ss.ss
s. .-s sss v. ; .s:s < = s: -.
srp. fsr ssssiss sss v ssssssi ne. - ssAss y
as- TS rsnsrsey .r as N.ssed sas ssi,y;re .as-er-
f''5~>res 'ssH =, f'~ss ~ hs Scrsns peg.
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BairiwoaF May 20. 1850
Ire southern mail arrived through from New Or
lsers to-say The Leuisisns papers give disastrous
accounts % the orerHo- 81 ~. Terss and oucbita
rivers Many plantations have been submerged there
~ totally dsstruying the crops
iae Chstleston papers are f-l ~ Cuba news az oat
az VI Hhish has been sIHcipsied
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

-. P!rADsIr,rs May q, issn.
usrnins lgss Bottom Nlsvills Psssap.a Alss.ntrisi
Ali,s nsr yiesi Haven, Ne; Mechanic, Cain. Baston;
ois.rdNLsrf 6si,vsrs Lewis. Boston; brig enr, Buck.
nsossids u psrsrs; ,ehr, na.kE,. nuss, Boston;
va nsrf, Nay Naniuekeii rfgsman rsihiii ssesisr-
c.p Bs,. ' As,u Aesn Hart salem; ss,ksnc'
Miscellaneous.
hS stafasd 70 n.nsSa SsrsS hstias been foSai
70 - cn te Wien about half vsy 90 California After soms
ths,,rs Atsmpts 20 eHnsu.sh TIE IRE che put back sas
:ls'i.,, sl.Ssn ss,y ss,!Ssrisa,d q W learn
been dsstsoysj and sas, her ryssor,seu :, All \. ,a
mir.eulss, re trs had reached within lev eaiss q
ls. lave svs her % pieces n, origin o. "a. az. iUr-
I'm rRio nryGS Ans ross. from New rorh az ana FER
y. %sr'a -t1 iseisn core W.. ls,shdenea Arr n Is, :.
80 [ '.eh on h-r te,n, ends shifted cargo,
and sa . 81 JhS '. si5f 6s,s as ;m G;r ,ivia
S1, METRE . I eIs rsao5 70 -. rs.E, N
Learn that Dr smiley had arrived Panams from VAL
v, Trarsc Nay "a Hsns y ne oh a 'f ps a%s
s al q ~ eSSsl' S On h y, gs s.
.si,iFs =, y' . valued Al sig
tps.nd Virtual in this ety. she had no e.rro.-Bs.,on
iron naFsoF ior w,ymsuib 81. lad no,tssn ,ssadhss
whsIemen.
J,,ss AZ sitSr ky ~ shp yeserser s,,isn f.on ne
cii and 900 ~. tops on toardtoid Hong Koag pbbs
oltent home 1900 he bone April 10 y,
ln W, ship Nasngten, Bedford. with tv wh 80 ~
Tniet ns aIt i:ih lat y loa 2is W spoke hark
ssth fanaers ~ bat,apccts ESQ bbs o. bound for
AZ bartadoe., My 10, Elizabeth, o. Matt from CAPS
Spoken.
"a is, Ia 5 = ioS e a. az RON S''n'' Ay'''
=, Para rot,sm, nom San rrsnsses for Valparaiso March
Bari lisnisr Iurd from Bossn for Care Of Coed Hope
Brig Iudustfy Pile ~ Ns~ HAYES, days sus FER So
Creir, ga inst. LAT "a ~ len ollt.
Brig Ruth Elias, Of Yarmouth. bound 70 Anttsna IA
days cut, rhy ~. NO la, &C. ... .
svieed hsrsentsy rss pessed 1eth ult la. 81 n. trhs
Rnttlsr Conway, from Salem, April ?, for PArs
ws,eesu wsss, hence Tor MsIssaei PR 2oih ins,
lars. sbs,r.-. v.s caught On board ship wstas, from
Phlsdarhis March 20 lsti1 los ". having nPon its
,.r n csr. horn r,S is ISo TIE ori.n s,iea from
roser No, ~ ssd from Rio yaseiro Jsa IS and The sbsr,
the latest news from her
ror o.Lirosrrs.
shir nIsdoo Mn,.r hence tApr ~ for csfsrnis. April
.stig Unity . so,,o, tr c,orsis. IS d.y, .s. all veil
nsrs sssncs pesr from sesrsr.r, fer cslforni, 2ah
bs,k Pse Hsrri,, frep boston (Ssv o. for Californis
Nhr,hh on Cape Hattsrs Has repsrssd Cape
nsrh :, Jsn, Jshns,p from rAiIsas,As (xsroh i FOR
Csinorni. April = lsAsN. 10. Wv.
hrf aia .snst H.rt hsnce March ~ FER Csfornis.
sloFJA Barr. Hsuss - dsys fr.- Nysua for Caller.
s~ sh VEL tsf.h 10, Hk $, loo M.
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The Can adisn Assembly.

IoroNTo' Nay p. $50
Last night, the House engaged in discussing the
proportions for Withdrawing the Attorney General
from political contest ana In making the Legislative
Council elective and FOR eleotnr all government on
csr addressing The Queen 10 pay the Cover nor. salary
out Of the Imperial Treasury, and reducing the *
renscs Of the civil Law. The motion was postponed
tnl July
The address in 20 the speech from the throne
finally carried In the Assem- bly, this morning nb
O'Clock after animated debate q sixteen hours
Aree ~ NAYS -. The principal topics argued were
anne ration and elective installations
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xhe PennsyIvani. Dsmoera,Ie conventIon.

NHLGAsffoRT, Pa, May 20 1850
The Democratic state Convention Assem- blcd az vii.
Transport, Pa, to-day al o'clock The following ar.
the officers. pro tss.. Of the Convention
Prefident-Gan A Wilson. Of Huntington
secretAry- Col w Jack
Assistant stcrrtsriss--w H. Pagan. PhHajeiphi.
county Jno GresssinE WASN'T ugton county
The roll Of delegstes vas called There are two con
ssted seats; Of Philadelphia and the other 81 pi.r
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FortIgn Mails.

rrrsrss Van ron san fnA~ct.oo-Postsxs reduced "a
esnts-ieiier Bag. for San rrancsso per
cent city VIII cpte 81 the Exchange Readar ROOM "a Mer-
,hsnts Ischsrss on saturday June J. n2. o'clock and
tsforv arted in ebsrge Of pecal messenger.
Letter BAGS Tor Jsmaics. Ghs<res Panama Valparaiso
&c received and forwarded a. above.
NBNo letters taken the Once for thi.
The Above stree.
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House OF Representatives.
HOUSE, CLEANING.


wAsHisaTor, Nay 90 1850.
o. Motion Of Mr.. JosEs, ordered that when the
nous adjour, to-day 1t be tin tomorrow morning,
~ eight O'Clock, when adjournment sh. take place
- Monday for the purpose Of having the hall put in
summer trim
rHI MISSISSIPPI ovERrLows, Erc.
Mr.. CesnAD presented 8 resolution from the Loul-
siana Legislnture asking that measures DO taken 10
prevent inundAtons OF Misssippi river Retsrrss
70 the Committee on Public Lands
Mr. CAssr presented the resolutions from the Lcsis-
iature OF Pennsyvsna on the subject Of agriculture
TEEsTonI.L AFFAIRS
Bills for tbs construction Of certain roads in Mime
The bill authorizing the President TO negotiate .
treaty with the Indian. OF Oregon for the extnguish-
hsst OF their claims 10 lxnds, passed.
The House then went into Committee Of the whole
On the State OF the Union and resumed the eonsdera
hon of the bill to create once Of Surveyor General
ofpablic lands In Oregon and to provide for tho
yey and make donstion IA to the settlers OF said public
eflsnd TO free whites
Mr. GIDpi,es (rve soiD. Of Ohio. earnestly oppossd
II, and spoke OF ths intelligence and pstrotisrn Of
many blacks
Mr.. ProH deny, Of Indiana. said whether the
ference. Ne the people - oregon have excluded me-
groee because th.y emassmats with and lead Indians
mr sAoNrr trhg), OF New York. conionded that the
Legislature Of thst ritofy have power 10 exclude
grant o andf 90 White or black persons. they have the
right OF gran; for their bennett
Mr.. CcSEAD (Nhig). Of Ia. opposed the an nizasnt
and said that Nr. GiGoipfs enGt AvoreI &c -ho~ the
superiority Of the African over the Caucs an race
sst bad offered apology to the committee for con-
sidering the whites Equal 10 the backs
Mr.. GIppNcs-I merely say that the white man IA as
good a. the black " he behaves himself
Mr.. CosssD thought that Mr.. Gddings va, In sons
degree connected With the negro race Mr. q was Of
the opinion that would benefit both races TO duse
the blacks over the country on the Pacific.
Mr. hcMrlIrr (dcm) Of Va. replied to Mr. Old.
dings ana said IL true that virgsia blood was OF
nobs character whether In the veins % the white or
tbs black man. (Lsughtsr) II Mr. diddings goes @,
Virginia he will be Invited - associate with that race
Of which he IL the peculiar friend
Several others made remarks ghen the smendms ut
TO inseft free whites VAS agrecd 90 by 67 TO 81
Without coming 10 any conclusion on the I'm the
committee rose.
An in' ncctual stterp was made 20 In another Ia
for the special consid ration Of th. bill
1hs House then adjourned
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SHIPPINo INTELLI0EHCE .

Port OF New York, May 30, 1850.
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NAY se-wisd during the dsy from EsE.
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THE CELEBRATED DR. WATSON WHEN TALKING
70 Dr. Watts about The wonderful properties 81 his
nerves. Andote, advised hr, 90 take patients ahornr
under that worst Of all naiadcs Ana proda rpon the
terms 81 500 TO nothing II IL did he
Merl1 make more money that than ~ selli-g Dr.
watts that that would shnt cat he poorer eiases
from It's BENEFITS, snd ~ valuable remedy 81 all nervous
debility aud pain ought 20 10 comeataIs ~ all Or watson
viii not scny this conysrsaion scld ~ 81 bottle or -
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ne- Tx rrnssrser v he N.sscsi sns slipping yasv~r-
's-~>rts ,e'H y, fsvsS ~ as Scrsrs peg.
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yVIsTAR's BALsAM AT TUE sorrn-Tur FOL

GERMAN PHIticIAN.-DR. HFINE CONTINUES TO
- te Consulted a hts ofce, No - Duane street second
door vest q Chsha. lSticrts iaberns nndrr Old snd
courcatd affections Of syris frc.nre-. and n-resraI
dreacs can positively be cured Nopayent viii he de-
Nnffff unisls q fa-fect cure fcrfIra.d.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-26

500 the second page Of the speech Of Mr. CALHOUN Is the
following u One OF these Is. undoubtedly,
TO be traced 70 the longconinued agitation OF the slave
question: on the part OF the NORTH and the many aggs-
ring the time"
A. another place, on the page, he says that
ums there was perfect equilibrium between the two
the oRrrsssion Of the other. = =
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The tariff remained substantially as il was established
BY the i790with the exception OF the acts passed
during the war, which were considered measures
until 1916. have not got the precise date which that
act approved, but think twas in April 1916 Then
the war was over. and became necessary TO abandon
the acts passed during it's prosecution and 70 settle
down on something like permanent policy, and tariff
act passed passed the House OF Representatives,
somewhat interesting will read them BY States
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CARD.



respectfully his stock
j WINES AND LIQUORS. /.
The him for obtaining from abroad all wines,
their purity his longer experience in the business rs con-
knowledge with the
growing by other
city, for the character and quality OF
MI articles sold BY him. .
arrangements Of his and vaults such as to make
them. in fact cellar of
persons wanting small assorted lots Of choice wines for
special supplied the shortest notice. with wines
Immediate including wines Of France and Ger
many usually be obtained here.
able
CLUBS win find much their advantage 10 order from the sub
scribcr
FAMILIES can wines very low prices
- cheapest Of wines and liquors, FOR GULL
NARY PURPOSES. Ya
MEMBERS OF LEGISLATIVE BODIES, and Others
distance, supplied them by PACKAGE
ExPRE5sn FREE OF CHARGE) with wines, &C, for table,
BY assorted the shortest
b addressing ORDERS through the post Office, to
JACOB SNYDER, IT.,
Inposr Wines, Sc IS wanu, street. Philadelphia
7sEGARs direct importation Havana Of various sorts
and swsy5 hand from 80 TO $40 Thousand and sold
By sngs cheaper than other store In the city
Jsn24-d&cpiy.
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BY DYER g BROTIIEH, AueHoneers.
DUpLIC SALE OF GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, SILVER
Plated Ware Jewey and Fancy Articles Lamps Vases
KEywoRTn, being DESTROYS OF selling OF his
stoc win Offer II auction Saturday evening,
81 March II O'Clock continuing every and evening
n his store on rcnnsylvania
Of and under $40 cash from so 70
&C., credit Of months Notes
''"'ss'''s e''o's'' 's''''s ROBERT KEYwoRTH.
DYER BROTHER,
Msr "a dd Auctonccrs.
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AddttfohsI suppy Oh new spring 1oous'
THE subscribers have just received their full and complete
Of fancy and staple dry goods which have been select
ed win from impoaons Of The cities Of New
York Philadelphia embracing every article in their line
French, English India German and Italian manufacturer OF which
they
rs pieces rich small checkcrcd glace silks
10 pieces rich small striped do do
Is pieces rich plain chfble do do
pieces rich small plaid mourning do
10 pieces rich plain black Gros de Rhine silks
rs pieces plaid and striped India fourard silks.
n pieces aiberine.
pieces embroidered grenadines, a new article.
20 pieces satin striped and figured sk
pieces cashmere style moussciinc dc lanes.
Is pieces figured French baregen, n
rs pieces plain French bsrcges. shade.
10 pieces solid colored every shade.
pieces printed linen cambrics.
70 pieces real Frcneh1awns and Iacobets
rs pieces real French einehama and chintzes.
2500 figured warranted
Together Of
enumerated but which win be shown with pleasure all may
favor with call
P.H. HooE co.
March 20-2m
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New supply spring Furniture Dry Goods.


CLAGETT DoDsoN have the pleasure Of 70 the cit
q ,oo o % .ns ss
with nave Seen
ed from the very ofthe good
heir D have been very careful IN ihs
ladies' invited assuring them that The prices shall Se M
hardly need 3 say that the pleasure OF exhibiting
favor with call win be quite equal 70 that OF all who see nem
Pink blue Berlin Dresden and Maseie. .ole, quilts
% s & and and
Pink and white blue and white bun and whie and white -
new ss . % e. 20 %ssS al he codo
I for 'os hss dysn. s air" psno stools and cake
Dcssis satin dsmsss noes "a BY "a
asiss in Epusn boques and fruit win
.I match Thee :, .ss nsn y !. n:
AZ ss na s ssss ~ d. ward
* g. and ioz sissshsd and brown Russia shsstns.
D. 90: Hamilton . long cloth cotton .As.ans: -.
So and % lsh and German pillow and bolster case linens
Do do English long cloth do
toilet soweng Our Of these goods superb
o. 20 ps 2 . ASs
csu,sr and sbaons doe MATCH
Ds...eu: Ind. cloth piano and table
designs md color, widh nom n tosn
s aa so oos s snS ssa
window shades supeb painted in boque and sim
rssss and Easish furniture chinres aabesque
Ven figured damask for dancing cUmi
Window comiees with brackets 10 match
tapestry. SS Sa.e % nsan and vensu
noo and Of india maiins' and
Hea.sIsepe dicuy being furnished with all tho
',s'-'''' - ~ = 90 cIAGETT DoDsoN,
Cor Pa avenue and OH a., up stairs
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OF NEW HAMPsHiRE.

On hs Territorial Question deliUersd IN Ms Senate,
Tuesday. March 10, 1850
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Form ofd Guaranty 10 accompany each bid.
or guaranos guarantees that hero insert Of bidder
names Of bidders the msy bed If his Tor their bid for
carrying the mail from TO be accepted by the
Postmaster General shall into obligation prior TO the
first day Of Jolly next with good and sufficient suretes to
perform the service proposed"
Dated
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nN taking his residence Washington ID. O., duri ng the
Sessions Congress- the undersigned respectfully offers
his services individuals associations public bodies who
may have business pending before Congress- lobby
member in he justly obnoxious sense Of that term but as
and explanation between members and committees ON the
hand needing TO be OF facts in the Tor the
collection of which they have from the OF other du-
ties requisite leisure facilities and the applicants
the other hand resident in distant and differ
Of the country seeking reliable channel inter-
prefer through whom may be properly the facts
necessary to aud Just legislation in the premises
Editor of the Plough, the Loom, and the Anvil
wishes it. nevertheless to be veil that
will be driven with unabatng diligence and he hopes
by learning from Members OF Congress the condition and
wants different States make yet
advantage those great industrial pursuits to which
has been the habit and the pleasure might even say the
nstin Ct his life devote his pen and his heart
On mere matters of business, such remittance Of bscrp
NON, Sc with the Plough, the Loom, and the An
VIII the undersigned may be addressed usual and with
rance Of prompt attention. at TO- Walnut street. Phade
phs For any thing particular, demand ng especially
his be addressed where
they will be to find him, at WashtDgtnn, ID u
dec 4-2aw4w (Republc& Union) >. s. SKIN NER
GANCY AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II. CAUs-
IN TEN ste of Baltimore having made this city his per,
diligence, the claims generally and
particularly claims before Congress- against the United stes
the several Departments hero and before Board OF
that may be raised for the adjustment OF spo
alton other claims. He has in charge the entire class
arising of French spoatons prior to the 1905 with
reference which, in addition OF documents and
proofs his he has TO those in the archives
of the Government.
return duties &c &C. and those requiring life
have their business promptly attended by letter. po paid
and thus relieve themselves from expensive and nconve
nent personal attendance.
Having obtained commission of Notary Public he pre-
pared furnish legalzed copies required public docu
other papers He has been SO long engaged in the
duties of agent that only be to that
economy and prompt shall be extendedto all business
conded his that enable him render his
vices and facilities ecacious, he has become familiar
with all the forms OF Office
Office on street. near the Ireasuy Budding.
teb 21-- tfH
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4 CARD.-The subscriber, member OF the former Com
"A mission on Mexican Claims, will be in Washington in
the ~ the month Of November and offers his services
to claimants under the treaty He will to any other
business with which he may be trusted especially from the
South Those desrou OF o5nng his services will address
Andrew WyIie, Esq. Washington
nov 5---dif II. VI. BRECKENRIDGE