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Aa1otRer OAd Ptonser.-Yesterday, as we learn
from one who was there, an old Pioneer came in
the Boone from Maysville, and awaited the boat for
Indiana. We did not learn the name of the old
gentleman, but we learned from Captain Joe Har
rlson some interesting particulars The old Pioneer
acted as spy in the Revolution, is aged one hun.
dred and two years, aud has three brothers alive
living in Indiana their united ages are four bun,
dred years The old gentleman never saw a steam.
boat until he was on board this trip. On the day
previous ne walked three miles! He is now light
of weight, but formerly weighed one hundred snJ
seventy five pounds. He is accompanied bv tlro
nephews. He is an old resident of Kentucky. TCin.
cnnati Commercial, 3lst
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PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC sTORE.

IL A. TYLER has on hand and Is eonsiarn,lv oo,a,,.
oesbratad 5 ragSH o1a H9fRTES; from y The ay aj1sy
Davis y Co, Boston; John B. Durham, I
naVld "a van Wrinkle, A. H. Gale s. Co. andy G n q
yas IT, Gr9vestlen, New-York: alao Peyes Paris PANos
SfdsTs received for the AORSTS PATENT IRON ri A.
SOS to be delyered in turn fast as reeeved from he
Iaciory Ihese eianos decidedly the hast Plane NOW IN
Gse parlcIaIy i9r the country, where Tuners can seldom
0 RG as they viii stand longer and in better tune than av
other Piano. These Pianos have an independen T ~ ca
which can be Ism9yed in moment there being no
uon between the Piano and Superior GITIT rs
.NE7fS vIIOLiNS, ACCORDEONS, FLUTES and
H M other Musical instruments, constantly on hand md
skgfss l0f sale at low uces. SHEET MUSIC for Pisne
Po~tte, PPoFte, Guitar Fiute etc. Also INSTRUCTION
BOOKS for all musical instruments f5s5- 4 Jib
erai Discount to Dealers Teachers and ali those
orders All orders promptly attended TO- mbs3s M +
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Most singular Acctdent.-One of the most
singular accidents of which we have ever heard,
took place Yesterday afternoon Liberty street.
An empty barrel, which had been bronght from
New Castle, Lawrence county, stood on the pave
ment In front OF Mr.. William Dyer's grocery and
produce store. 1t had contained mixture Of tur-
Penune and alcohol, and the end which had been
pierced for the spigot stood uppermost. A small
coiored boy about twelve years old, named Will
hams, came sauntering along with cigar in his
mouth, and as it was unit, drew match across
the head OF the barrel to light it. when an explosion
as loud that of cannon was heard. and the Gttle
fellow was prostrated the pavement, one portion
OF the head OF the barrel having struck him on the
cheek, which 1t laid open to the bone, while the
o.her o part was thrown over the warehouse of the
Messrs. Mitchltree The poor fellow was ike
wise severely burned
1t is supposed that the heat of the sun had filed
the barrel with gas and as the lad drew the match
across lts head 1t passed over the spigot hole thus
communicating with the infammabIe air within
[Pittsburg Gazette.
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SHIPPING.
D. 5. AfAIL sTEAMsHIP IINlfI-


n HE SHIPS q the United saes Mail stsashp conpsnv III
hereafter sail the following named Of on
STEAMSHIP GEORGIA.
outward..Leayss Ih. Arrives Havana
asssSs as@Yorf. 1 81 81
sTgAAshIP OHIO
Outward. .Lsayes ssil Arrives tLsyss,a
Hsyaai, Neeersansess.
ssssi..@..i assY5rs sssss ~.
o.,..., STE sNEilIP ssLceN
iiaFeiia -.t- sad- shaarsa +syh.
ihsssI.s....as hsssiisis assass aswos:s;s an ss q.
DoMEsTTc POTTS
U. 8. Mail Steamship COMPANY.
s, tSa ~ IN sM s S9h AND aAsyASMlA,o
viii leave oo r sYsue Nv u ~ fEayy y eo%sn
ol aAYAs@H fGH asa ssf SE@ fa 7 fokRa M street. Lys
To New Yoff1ssa:s st1E * kodn ssrS ssoo,
stee,ageB eBit with bedssnd sspafase z x
To Havans-ta'eroos' si, ;sicoa. g
Steerage Berth Is %
pa5s a5sfnEs eau.1 PE hssana must procure from he
~, F ar expenense s1s gson ef
sea6p compssss SS a. maRgy q the ess Of the & Mail
sD'DA ZINES. z u fssA'Is X. .IEsss Jennings. Agent
company have prepared Of bl 81 adioe adspse % t.
hs ou,ues ct heI steamships which VIII & iaraised 10
ch I6ey are requested TO provide sevgs Is no othes
adlng mus be signed before ihessiiag of tie vessel go
.sETFa CHAitLksEON AND HATANA
ssls&A Packet = United States -Aay line 5efs1eesl
- - - - mAaFtssfea and HaUdaa via SaDarref GT9
,n,oest-ine sQAndd eanship f6A tkfs, Cspl Koi
A4yy ions beiten has reuned her regular ffif flo
~ "a kl-EsfoN Is % 10 HAVANA lsaTinF hass1s
ton Tor Havana on the 1st aud 18th = -
~ RATKs PAssA0E:
Havana TO Charleston or Savannah . 40
Havana 10 Key West, ......... - - -'f't Yn Yn,i 4
For further particulars. npplv ia -
NJ. c. M9ROECAf i. fthsrannn ~ a.
A = Js nART q co. 20 lehouphouias 81 N 0flsana |
a aesals essTe & ~ Haya n9, DRAKE BROS & Co
on the tlfh Day by taking the land Route AN,
steanship to those norris. 7- ' = 'Ss ~ ~ ~ |
- FOR BOsTON-rhe fine fast sailing copgeTed |
SkzE snd copper fastened bark ROMAN Can't fIarMrs "a
having portion OF her cargo engaged will iesVs
iof the above port the LIST prox. For ffeigh nnlv
BAREi.LE s. co. II Com m mon n st
OF Or to FOsDICK BRO. 81 Camp st.
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@ - s9iin anu -. Ietet Streets o25 3mlpt
~, 80 BOARDING HOUSE,.
NO. lS1 GH.4VIER STREET, betleeen ST. Cha-I.s
and Caroadetet. door from corner Of CayoaSsiet
M rs, WILSON respectfully informs heT fssssA
bh hlehas and the public that she continues in the sd
d nj To years and s prepared accommodate her friends
fhd those who may favor her with their patrons Fro
el long experience, and the very desabe and car
ol hef HOUSE. she feels confident of being able to
I've ehre sqsaeon to all who may favor her with tey
yaIonase' % der TERHs viii continue be very Mop
-i1Al1. do IvdS w
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REWARDS

TWENTY DOLLARs fsssyr mn ~ z
~ ns SUBSCRIBER, on The II Of Mag ssI ,us,te ~ a''
@ 5O II o{ me nSms OF houke. about rs 1o< Z AZ 20
Sess Sssa aaa s Wool hat There pses on 81
% his l9rehead he IS Tour eet 81 s.s ~ s,& 5&
nsaonlsi @ l on On ms heaa q decon Whoevff viii s
1s sau pot Qglo 60 him In Ia. and fic,, ii n
y nsisaf 10 Easondeet street, will receive he ahns.s -
ward. lo2a aml ROnERf II ma Af f'SjiS Pm =
EsASE DOlsAABs sFsAAD--stosn Inn, ~, ~
- e. ,atgf1ag esesinr Black pafopl lesssr ko2n s
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BOOKS STATIONERY
.Neap R0ok Sk0re.

No. SO erAxisr strset.
~ JOHN BALL, Agent receiving Opening at tbs
above store large and yusble sk Law. Medical Thsogi
cal. School, SlAudafi and Miscelaneoos Boakr
ALSO, Of hs largest sspesior sseks Of s.a,oney
ever brought 70 ibis city snnssirg in part o.
ngAh French and Ansiirsn esp and Letter Papers, Note Papss
and Envelopes toInatell;
Sealing Wax Fancy suais. Counting House md Fancy lax sends
Quilts stsel Pens Ink and aslas spt - STA
His stock Of pier Maehse Goods very ss ai, .iessns
consisting Of
Writing Desks, Portfolios. AIpns sianaA Work Boxes lsus
superior lot Of Geld Silver Toase Shell Msroco and Fsny
Forts McnnaieI, Gold Penn, etc. etc.
ar His stock large complete. Goods new al
ieb. having been selected BY Mr.. ths Nck hi FAN he
would respectfully sirita and the pubic as
suring them that be VII ss shsm Goods prices egs
81 ssaS aus SliaIs ~ sabe N amRs % hss n FN
Sss Ga%B e. ST. i9e sna + % Il R
largest the South. osl copsss sortlusnt ss Is ,b
- GoRsoN ARMSTRONG. stadone,..
STATIONARY - CoRsoN 4 ARMsTRf1gss "a
ssScsss is sSs ct '1sS M
S h % tns large complete and entirely nes stock
aud Hsss se's 'II b KS sIN9Eex
sSs;. sss T. .sis gs ssak q FAPERss we az
30 81 toRsoN ( ARMSTRONG, siadon.a
+ PaANs''ssfo Merchants, Aceoaaltassifs. etr.
w. B. KENNETs ~ ~
eoAD AND BKLL-AgTAL PkN nzaksR
r4.s ~ alsssnlne sssest
sn. eass ss Az essa,i@I assssssst e esy
Essise. confidence al hais IS NV s k e 4 ga ga sslss E
he Msuei Il si ssss Sr. s4a NJ .s sea yas Rsf 81
bscosDas s9o, sas ssy 2 ss s 70 ins
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NOTICES.

MAYoRALTY OF NEw ORLEANS November r. 1850
ooVNSEI siI,ins Rs sgSNGPaEITE y SSVsITrE Ne Is:o oTwO
RESOLVED, That public noiiee I be sTV s;va,
Ten Days, in the official paper OF the intention Of The
~ Pav lSn Tsqs no satisfactory opposition thereto made
81 Jana street from Claiborne street the terminus of tie
Eoad the latter in copuncton with The Council Of ne
Approved November !, 1850. =. 80 'e''isn'
True copy: H, BIER. Clerk. *; 0AoSs"AN' Mayor
MAYoRALTY OF NEwoRLEAEs, Noyember7 =. 1850
| pursuance OF resolution PASSED by the Conn
Gil Of Municipality No. Two at its sitting Of 5 inssnt
sf 60ce enbs,Sye e6y given that IN not les than
by he sd 10 act on he contemplated
eight feet wide the q Canal street om CS
aone street 70 the terminus of the ditch tana street. and
JUNCTION with the Council of the First Muncpsity Gun
MARIE De "A NouvELL oKLE ANS, lie Nov, 1850.
seance du Ncvenlbrs, 1850.
* EaOLu, gu avis public soft donne pendant dix
Gons io gu sac1ne opp'on eq " Ss
sreeuq qe 1af 1n & e. boi9 de hut p
Esnn m % e9a "a eImnssoa dg cans dams Ia dte rue
Sa Gevant ere ia par les Munieoaes No.
esi39el Jas. H CALDWELL President.
Pour copie conform H q BER i3a'TS: Commit,
MARIE DE a A Non NNouNEtLE- QIlRLEANs.l
CoNFoRMEMENT IA snsdiie siiUiii i'ig rSsou,ioon
avis est present donne que dams non ons de- an
9ur parir de cette date, lie Conse de Municipaie No
resolution, savor: Un ehemin en- panehes de hut
aibome jasqu bout du canal dams Ia Tnedu CanaIs
sthea lusqu au chemn de la Metarie ce dprner travail
~ Z. s. Z cRossMaaSSa II S aaSSafaRSe' asiIs
lg 9ndsE # aAMTT sStS!TEs ISSTzsTFlss3 sTls3
partners are authorized to receive and receipt for the unsettled
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ZOE CALIFOR W.
y. 3 rSs Man ! Steamship Company.

U. s. Mail Steamship Company.
.s.fEFe FOR CALIFORNIA, yia tHAGREs.
sasz, splendid doubeengiHe steamship OHiO. jas
Fin 81 sseah1es1ek sa1 y NAVY, commencing. viii leave iof
An and ass pors fad om paSsgs ssIg 9
ua ii5fsf soses s,ss E s ck
seasp cGmpiny s haze 9eT four new and magnificent
ope suRnng semi monthly the Pacific side from Panama
70 ah ffancseo and the connection Panama being now
assured Of meeting with detention Panama beyond s
usual stay In port.
g tFn SsIi o,0 so q
Steerags beii6 bel and feSSTsia table found 3 90 90
from lanan TO San berth M 800 l
Passengers for Charres viii be al Havana o ts
splendid steamship Georgia and thus have Opportunity Of
Until PAID 0r For freight passag apply lie oes o
go JxSSsp SSSspfa r. iENsfass s'sss; gent,
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
<.g%EFs E0M 1, CALlF0R Ma AND 9REisON-
~, masnicent donb AZ
port Bsrcr T ss hs st r Si ,5
the 9,, Is DEG at o'clock, puncluaily. Z,
nIeo anq built expressly for this trade will form Sem
Mcnthg Line between ths cy and Chagea direct and co
% Fn;o tm ine Ji9mpany Mail steamer from Panama
70 Sallio5nis with cerIain and quick dispasch
RATES PAssAaKs
u sslrr 10 m N ew Orleans to Chagres
in Second Cabin sg O.
In seeTsse,with Berth and separate Mes Is g
II c.blnr Erom Panama to San Francisco.
2 sssTsgf git :eparte Mes Is 3 3
All tickets for passage and orders for freight must be
!, ARMSTRONG. LsAaRAsoN q. co.
.ssss FOR CALIFORNIA, uia SAN .yaan ,N;e0rc-
M s gsgA superior and very fast sailing vessel hav
above @ sooS a. VII be dpacse
isegt offer Parties desous Of going this route which S
names at The office of the undersigned where infmation n
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STEAMBOATS,.
~-s For Mobile

sF~-. For DTobIIe-I18JIY
- 3. s :t,:ss5 Ssif sv EzSS. 5;..ls;: -
99SMEs 991SSss seams5. I OREGON cSpt r q Ben. and
Lake Sap rsde Win vi E1sssS superior sss1s ou
eae team sei @ .ss UsORs n, p IN Fl hs eOve
ss Isa bs1 q s vs, Iss & Of ss 4ocoeE esad ne
oil . r. GEDjEss. s.a Assa,s. e Ss. q 8aap 3 place.
| .GsE y For Mempils- ReguIar IS ednesday
steamer II f se es sp5eaala 5onsoa Pdsssssr sl
Bssea esss HFP0 ss FD5dsIss MSg # S.s
and al t6s Bends leaving on E6SFs1aY. fssiss he is
PICKETT PERKINs $ GO. Agents.
SBTA cle'k snow the Leyes rscsiss eeht. 100.
sRs hsnSs .ssa PasSft d[sa.bi daabaAAT sld a.
J. Wey Wi nosi'i1sT steamer sIa IA i Capt
date landings TURsDAY he a i anu sa ~ coef
3 'l1 'P Sf aT fsffi sS Ssdls. f Canal e
eilag Fo1 s,s. Red RIyerzFCr Shreveport, Grand
and Sff iast annas steamer a
nermeate landings ON %, III i i GRoye and AZ
NJ For freight or passage apply board foot Of
nl3 Q. RouBIEU. Agent. a Old Levee st.
-fsg n For AttaknPas, via the sea Roufe-For
Nsw Ss Rs,,:ir RH3e,Is: iFrdBkn INK Centrsvils Patterson
i,h blaekhe new and substantial steamship JOHN NOR
IL sbova III Hufh o FndIe3 master will positively leave
soy s i On bosy bSy a. a., ~ 9Soc NJ For freight passage
eHEs on ooaIu. iOot VI IouiOu7e street. 90 3m
.fEsrs, a For Shreveport, Grand FcoTe and
IJsss,n AIlsSsI1.21Ths tne light draught St amer
eaVs of the above end all intermediate landings on
"a me i9lh instant at ocook NJ. For freight or
passage, apply on board, loot OF Gust0mhoue street o 10
mn, T. B. SMITH, II Poydras 81
S-ihe steamer Corime will run IN Connection with
J M WT9asman % and wl meet her at the Falls, al Alexan
1na ihe Connne being very light draught shDpers may
depend upon their freight being taken throush V1thn1t
aeiay GR There viii be clerk on the Leyee Mondav
Monng TO receive freight for the Woodsman nis
fsL b ticksburg Weekly Pacif4t BETJFS
tEaa2zaesSfz1 GhEULE. = For VicksbuFg, Warrenion
.s.9szz8 New Carthage Grand Gulf Rodney Nafchez'
& rott haams Tunies Point Coupee Bayou Sara Pom Eud
son ene, Baton Rouge, and all landings on fhe
p me elegant swift running passenger packet
he abC m i j. NJ White master, will leave for
the 10Th ins at O'Clock M. For freight or Dassare
nl2T nl2 7. B. SMITH. IL Poydras .t1eet.
.GsT y Regular Saturday Weekly VIcksbure
ldffkfT Packet steamer CU 5A-For Princeinn GaLs
Ss Ra1sx i1d prdPydsnee Mkens Bend Vicksbnrg Grand
InnHHg passenger steamer CUBA, Tin place Of the Empe
tp, sapt H. Ors will positively leave on SATURDAY
tne io INST at O'Clock For freight or passage annv
on board, or to [n12l T. B. SMITH NJ Poydrasa y
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@ n@- We wpad ssifaliy lli5tsi oaf fsiersis
fs snd customer. dIpt We hae sidfz No ts3
~ Camp low or end uf lat-
is st,s sqnAfe a. exeeed Fl
ns 9uF COOS y pF cent h1iSft
Y Y % wv say; Me ars rseslsgs and epsnas
~ i4et, ali kinds that
q bens 4Fthciai Fowerr Puuea. Ehr6idt1 II al dSis
t9nes lnreao Merlin Lace, CaFa.
II 0rers In the makIok Diesars sks md f4tfl... -
esishiihniehts u - - ' - 'se'', ~ = '' pz7t-
You that DO wish f cheap IAN a. M ia q a5e
to51 fla r II = =, ,s.stts t - * ~
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{ slefA3tS 600, yaficus brands. fpf salo bv
y n'a ", ARTHUR = 90, Z AZ . Nsw tsrss.
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MILLINERY. FANCY G0oDs

MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS
ApAM y KEssN ysspseEiully Informs he I.!.ss
sssssa.os FKEscII nj 'sss "a, e,s'ss ~ g.
IN ~ s.e Nprthsrn rsii1f, p1i.1 - i s,f1,s 4
,S = x - CO. .sss thss esF si,s
- s.:l sssh qsap 30 =. & j.
IN ~ ~. TORE, 1es PoSpszs s,r-ss
a. - esa;es passy Il io,4s lss.
os,E Z, = .a1 ~ m saQWis - t-z s,
fahsonabls as,lsIss. wa - q. e -.
at dFst hants and ssrFns aalsr 10, ss'a{ -
So ! - .ess 49, -. e uA '
OILY de sane deasfp;s y i. iass - . !.
1'ys'' = 7'lea HIAMTIELAs.
ws.sssa ; siE q 1s,snis.s &, srss I'D q q
Ai'o DRESS GOODS
sss = s s;aa, sg asd
ss Ea5ra en- e ZS.2as Z < 81 %
S'jess1 ss, sns ,a, siez i L ..sss & sa Enssg5aess
Fs ss sss's @ as'i By 's & sassi ssss =
ssi@e.zw r BRoyvn. lss Posdrs. .tsss
DAMAGED GOODs.-I.aces and Enfro;der.
=, ss. kbbens EdgaEs and IuaEnss. ETC. al oseqaaT
y In oss " Exwyorx sronr. Isa poysr., i.
R0NNETS TS.-Bsnnets q Ies. srisss .,I.., =.
Ta'sl 1sqsIy .,s shs,eef p fr ssanag od FshonsbI
q osS W NEysYsEE STORE. Ia fSsasS &
rTRfMMfNGs BrusselIes, Brussels and Mo-
nsns nsf hsss asss 's me1s T. s5 Of style
WcFei "a cstss ~ rsrse 800 ssk Liaeh
sss sss 1ssys r r. ws as,s,s:se 5 ss
l9E DseEhtsr. q si . stS s,e zsesyr
81 yss gi. y s = u s s s. q EN-: y sss
q n ci Nss9oss S's K sToaE. SO, is Poyd.s.
To WHABEBONE DEALERS 1000 gbs. Z
sTs = sss gs: or 81 e. hssds q z e y % than
n4 In osssW Al TIE NV YoaE sfoRE, les Poydras 81
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BOARDING.

ROARDING-Two families and several gentlemen c.n
-, pc aeeommodated with board at No. 249 Common al
between st. John and 81. Peter Streets o25 3mipt
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AGENCY FOR CLAIMS AT WASHINGTON, - q.
CHARLES DE SELDIN0,
Commissioner, Notary Public. and General AgeH.


Commissioner, Notary Public, and General Agent,
No. III, Todds Buildings, Pennsylvania avenue
n, y.sn lf8 WsA6ALNGT0sv. ~. q
CONTINUES give his prompt attention TO the proseeus
ton of claims before Congress, OF the Executive
Departments or before any board Of commissioners appont
ed 70 adjust spostons before foreign Govsrnments pro.
curing pensons Revolutionary, Naval Army bounty land
scrip, under the law Of February II, 1S or August 10,
1913 aeages Of pays mileage for horses and other pro-
perry lost destroyed incurred BY volunteers be-
fore being mustered and received into the service Of the UNI
ted States and subsistence and transportation furnished for
their USE all claims Of whatever description that ariss
Of the late with Mexico Great Britain. He 10 in
possession of all the and understands fully all the
aurements Of the Pension and other Offices He also attends
procuring of prizemoney due for captures made in the
Gulf the Of Mexico Of California, and coast
Of Africa. s y g88FF aassgtHa ST. tss,al
He has been honored with the
OF every State in the Union Commissioners Of Desd to take
the probate Deeds deposions and other instruments Of
writing under SEAL &c., be used recorded the respec-
tive States &. .,f8ss sn+sts asfs8
Charges viii be moderate and regulated BY the amount
claimed and the extent Of services required
Communicaons Twill receive immediate attention
He has the honor refer the Navy aud other Executive
Departments their the Governors OF tho
eral States OF the Union and 10 Sen Members Of the
previous and the preser congress geu erally. dec
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Two CLAIMAHTs.-fRANCIs A. DICKENS continues
to undertake the agency Of claims before Congress and
other branches Of the Government including commissioners
under treaties and the wrious public Offices He will attend
to presumption and other land claims the procuring Of
for the public lands and the confirmation by Congress Of grant,
and claims 70 lands claims for property lost taken or the
service OF the United States property destroyed by the
dams while In the possession Of the United States invads
Revolutionary navy, widows and haEpsy pension. claims
for Revolutionary services whether for communication hapay
bounty lands well those against the State OF Virginia
as the United States all claims growing out Of contrasts with
the Government for damages sustained OF the
action conduct OF the Governments and indeed any bus-
ness before Congress the public Offices which may require
the aid OF attorney His charges will be moderate
and depending upon the amount Of the claim and the extent Of
the service. aA eNsiAt -AeA aA ftH
the prosecution Of claims against Mexco under the late
Convention, Mr. r. A. Dickins and the Hon. C. r. Van Meas
late Envoy Extraordinary and Minister PenpoenAy OF the
United States In SPAIN associated and any claim sent to
either Of them will receive their united and prompt attention
Mr. n A. Dckins known TO OF those who have been
in Congress within the last few years. who have occupied
any public attention al Washingtou.
Office At his residence street. between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth areets- fG#a# ItN IL
All letters must be postpaid. dee14-du
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Form Of a Guaranty to accompany each bid.
The undersigned there insert the name Of the eusrancr
o. guarantees that there insert Of bidder
names OF bidders AZ the may be- IL his (or her) bid or
csrynR ne mail rom 70 BE- accepted by The
S day Of July next with good and sufficient sure,iss 10
psriwm The service proposed"
Dated
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nN taking his residence IN Washington d. c.. during tbs
his services individuals associations public bodies who
may have busness pending before Congress- lobby
s us S ~ ssIss a. as is ~. -
and explanation between members and committees, the
hand needing be possessed Of et IN the the
collection which they have from the Of other du-
es the requisite leisure ciles and the applicants
on the other hand resident in distant and differ
emit parts Of the country seeking reliable channel or inter
necessary 70 ir and Just LEI Station q The premises
But the Editor Of the Plough, the Loom and me Anvil
wishes IT, nevertheless to be well understood ha ms
will be driven DISCRIMINATING As he hopes
by learning from Members OF Congress the ccnaon and
wans o. agriculture IN the different States 70 make
fruitful Of advantage those great industrial pursuits -
has been the habit and the pleasure he might even
instinct. fhis life 70 devote his pen and his heart
Sc connected with the Plough, the LOOM and the An
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ssran'e q pronR, attention. At 20 Walnut sse rnaas
his personal should be addressed where
they will be sure TO find him. al Washington, ID q
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4 GENCY AT WAsHINCTON---JANdE H. CAUS-
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mancn resdence will undertake. with his accustomed zeal
and diligence the settlement Of claims generally and more
the Departments ero and before any Board Of
that be raised for the adjustment oil spoil
alton or other claims He has charge the entire class
arising of French poatons prior TO the 1900 with
reference which, In addition TO mass OF document: and
proofs his he has access to those IN the archives
Claimants pensioners the navy fund bounty lands
Duties Sc &C. and those requiring life insurance. can
have their business promptly attended to BY letter. ost
and thus relieve themselves from expensive and neonve-
llent personal attendance. fa
Having obtained commission Of Notary Public, he IL pre-
pared furnish egazed copies any required puDe doou
other papers, He has been long engaged hs
duties Of agent that only be necessary now 70
economy prompt attention shall be extendedto all ousnes
conded his and enable him TO render his
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with all the forms OF Office sfn& saeM
Office on r ssees, near the 7re0sury Building.
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