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AGENCY FOX CLAIMS AT WASHINGTON ID e..
CHARLES DE SELDING,

AGENCY FOR CLAIMS AT WASHINGTON, e..
CHARLES DE SELDING,
Commissioner, Notary Public, and General Agent
No.II, Todd's Buildings. Pennsylvania avenue,
W:aGAEJvGTOJv. -. q
CONTINUES give his prompt attention the prosecu-
ton of claims before Congress- any the Executive
or before any board Of annont
ed to adjust spoaons before foreign Governments; pro-
curing pensions, Revolutionary Naval Army; bounty land
scrip under the law Of February H. 1s47 August 10,
S48 areaages Of pay meage for horses and other pro-
perry lost desroyed incurred by volunteers
fore being mustered aud received into ths service Of the Uni
their use all claims description that may
of the late with Mexico Great Britain He in
of all the forms and understands fully all the
auiremens of the Pension and other Offices He
the procuring of prze-money due for captures made the
Gulf and the coasts OF Mexico coast of California aud
of Africa. ssrF
He has been honored with Commissions from the Governors
Of every State the Union Commissioner of Deeds take
the probate OF Deeds deposons and other instruments of
writing under SEAL c to be used or recorded the
tiveSntes
Charges will be moderate, and regulated by the
claimed and the extent ofservces required
)wll receive immediate attention
He has the honor refer to the Navy and other Executive
Departments and their Exceences the Governors the
ea States of the Unon and Senator's and Members of the
previous and the present Congress generally dec r.
BENNETT CLEMENTS,
Notary Public, ROn'sfv Land, PensfOn, and General
ASent,
At Washington,
CONTINUES to prosecute claims for Revolutionary
~ vices Invalid Revolutionary, Halfpay, and Widows
Pensions and Of all claims growing out OF the War OF 1919
Treasury Department. and and exp
general agent enables him with prompness
and efficiency all claims committed his and manage
His charges uniformly moderate. 1t is expected
that correspondents will pay postage.
REFERENCES
Hon. A. p. Bagby, Ala. Gen. A. G. Bennett, Miss.
T. Butler King, Ga. Gen. N. Towson p. M. Gen.
II. b. Rhett, S. c. Hon. Il. La Sere, La.
j. S. Phelps, Mo. Messrs Gales & Seaton
p. w. Tompkins Messrs Corcoran & Riggs,
J. II. Harmanson, La. Col. T. p. Andrews p. NJ.
J. G. Chapman Md. Col. ID. ]. Ricardo, N Orleans
ID. s. kaufman, Texas, Ma. LloydJ Beall, p. M. A.
Job Manu. Pa. Peter Hagner, Esq, Sd Aud.
A. X. Paris, Comptrol- Treasury.
Ter of Treasury. sep 20-1y
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Form, of Certificate.

The undersigned, postmaster of ,certfies that the
guaano above named sufficient and able to make good
their guaranty.
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BURLINGTON, NovEmDrn iQ, 1919.

BALTIMORE IFE IasUKAsCE ComPAs,.
No IS SoUTH STREET.
iOHN I. DONALDSON PRxsIDxrr.
THIS COMPANY proposes insure lives for
Il more years, or for life the specified IN
the following table, being low safety the assured and
to the Company would Justify with these the assured
enjoys the benefit of immediate IN lieu Of Prospective
uncertain bonus. ne risks neither his policy The premium
thai he has pad
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NJYER PHINEAs,s AMERICAN STEEL PENs.

wi I. Bank Pens. 2. Commercial. 8 Eagle CONNER.
cal. 4. New York Commercial 5. Original Fine Point
o. Patent Double Spring. Extra Fine Point. Ameri.
g. Patent Letter Magnum Bonum
The above Pens which have been highly recommended
All the country msy be had the Bookstore of
X. FARNIIAM corner of ith street and Penn ay,
dec 22- Who Is the agent, Wholesale and retail
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Form, for a Bid Dhere no change from advertise

TOTW JOT Dtu UHeTe no CHntlge from udCeTftSe-
ment IS contemplated by the bidder.
al Cor we, the may be) there write the
in fu Of here state the residence residences
hereby propo.e 10 carry the mail on No from TO
often the advertisement requires, in the time
stated in the schedules, and by the following mode o
the annual sum Of 5 :"
Dated
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BENNETT CLEMENTS,
Notary Public ROMfv Land, PensfOn, and General
Agesa,
A N n ah I'm ufo
AGENCY AT WASHINGTON.

fGO iSs-fhhNClS A. DlChlNS continues
undertake the agency of claims before Congress and
other branches Of the Government including commissioners
under treaties and the public Offices He will attend
pre-empton and other land Claims procuring patents
for the public lands and the confirmation by Congress grant,
service Of the United property destroyed by the In
dsn while In the possession of the United States nvads
Revolutionary, navy, widows and hapay pensions claims
bounty lands well those against the State of Virginia
the United States all claims growing out of contracts with
the Government for damages sustained consequence of the
action conduct OF the Government; and, indeed bust
ness before Congress the public Offices which require
the aid Of agent attorney His charges will be moderate
and depending upon the OF the claim and the extent OF
the service
10 the prosecution claims against Mexico under the
Convention, Mr. f. A. Dickins and the Hon. c. p. Van Ness
late Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Penpotensy of the
United States in Span associated and any claim
either OF them will receive their united and prompt attention
Mr. r. A. Dckins known to most Of those who have been
in Congress within the last few years. who have occupied
any public attention at Washington.
Office at his residence on street. between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets.
All letters must be postpaid. dec 14-df
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C,OLTs :. IMPROVED REPEATING PIsTOLs.,,

CULTS % IMPROVED REPEATING PISTOLS,
" Expecting TO be absent in Europe for months all
inquiries IN relation to said arms may be addressed j. Knox
Walker, Washington, who is empowered my attorney and
general agent TO contract and receive orders for the deye
Of said Pistols
may iS-sawtf SAMUEL COLT.
VI bottles and 100 gallons Old South Side Madeira
ported in 1888 for the late Hon. Judge White Florida and
and 81 gallon eleven years ago. which price il is
offered.
Also, bottles Phelps" Madeira, thirty years in bot
tie cost 80 dollars per dozen TO import it, the private stock
and svorite wine cf the late Colonel Tensntoered 81
per bottle.
Also "Jean Loufs' Brandy vintage sos and Moraton,s
private stock brandy both very SUPERIOR 81 per gallon
~ per bottle For sale at No "a Baltimore street, BY
Baltimore, Dec SI--qawsl The Oldest grocer in the city
L'RENCH JUVENILE BOuKs.-Jeanet Marie. on
les fruits dune bonnie education par L'Abbe Macker
vol, 81 cts.
Joseph Isdore e danger de msusises compaenies
par p Marcel, 81 cts
Emma, lie Model des Jeunes Petsonnes, par Liable
Hstoriees pour les Enants Outrage autri.e par ptrn
verse, vol, 81 cts.
Eudes Hisoriques lusage de la Jeuncsse VOL 81 cts
Fernando Historic dun Jeune Espagnol trau de Alle-
mand de Schmed, VOL, 81 cts.
lie Tour du Monde, les Mile ct une Meryelles des
Voyages, par Leon Guerin, VOL, 81 cents
And many Others too numerous for the limits Of adyer
sement Of different kinds styles prices and for differ
en- ne %res se n Pa rich hondg sh
Also, Juvenile Books English and American in great
variety and good collection of the older and esteemed
tiers Of books for youth. g. dec rs
"ILLfs's NEW BOOK, PeopIegI have Met, or
wv Picture Of Society and People OF Mark.
The Battle summer Reign Of Blouse, byJ. K Marvel.
New Novel, stephane Beauharnai the Duchess Of Baden
by Fora, rs cents, Tor sale at
TAyk1nR x MAURY'S,
jan BodAsore near 9th street
ID EAUTIFUL ENGLISH BfBLEs, quarto, octave
I'D and small pocket Sizes Of great beauty type paper
received this day in variety Of rich and plain bindings Also
large type Tessments imported direct from London by
dee 10 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Insurance on Lives on every Hundred Dollars.

intermediate ages proportionate rates. and these prem
ums be made payable annually, em-snnualy quar-
terly at the option Of the assured
Buys and sells Annutes.
Sells Fndowments for children.
Makes Contracts in which life tie interest OF money is
involved RICHARD b. DORSEY SeeretarJ
CHARLES W. PAIRO Agent for the Baltimore Life In
Company, would call public the reduced
rates Of premium charged. All Premiums Policies
the District 10 be paid his office, off and
streets where applications for policies be made
mar lit
NssAfs on the Progress Of Nations in Productive Indus
IL Try, Civilization, Population, and Wealth, by Ezra c.
Seaman, enlarged edition. Just issued.
Ticknor's History Of Spanish Literature, 8 vols
Essay Slavery by Thomas K Dew President Of William
and Mary College, Va.
Schsmke's New York Croton Aqueduc published Ber
lin, PRUSSIA in English. German, and French, volume
qoarto, 30 engravings.
Grimke the Nature and Tendency Of Free Institutions
volume.
Bastia on the Sophisms Of the Protective Policy, vol
Barhydt's Industrial Exchanges, 1 volume
Just received by
dec e. FRANCK TAYIOR
NEW NOVEL" SHIRLEY" tale, by Currer Bell
| IN author Of Jane Eyre.
nov2 r. FARNHAM
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I AND AGENCY have, agent, several valuable
farms for sale, situated within two, four six and eight
miles OF Washington and Alexandria, the counties OF Alex
andrs and Fairfax, ranging prices from 500, down IS
per Any persons DESTROYS purchasing improved
nnimproved will do we'll TO address post psd) Alex
andria, Va, call my residence Hygelan Hail.
four miles OF Alexandria, the the
Leesburg and Columbia urnpkes when will any time
suit them.
In the time, any having to would not do
smss by to me the locality quality and their ue
ioest price, the liberal Of payment &c. will
tend ready and promp, SALE All postage be paid
dee Is--aswu RICHARD b. LLOYD.
CPIER's NEW FRENCH DICTIONARY, 4 vol.
- svo.--General French aud English Dictionary, newly
composed from the French Dictionaries Of " the French Acs-
denny LsveauS, Bose, Sc and from the English Dcton
aries OF Johnson Webster, Richardson SC giving the tech
meal terms employed in the army and the sciences
manufacturers and trade and words not found other
dictionaries. For sale by
TAYLOR & MAURY
Book Sellers 9th street.
Also for SALE Fleming * Tbbins large French Dcon-
airy, and the abridged editions
Boniface's French Dictionary Meadows Nugents and all
Lexicons and Dictionaries OF every language oct 10
ID UDiMESTs-(pubIished in London, 1s49, each COM
IL prised IN volume with very numerous engrayings)
OF the Art Of Building. III engrsvings, 81 cents
OF Architecture, two volume. in one rs cents
OF the Drainage Of Districts and Lands, by G. ID Dempsey
OF the Draiusge and Sewerage of Towns and Buildings by
the same, 81 cents
Boring and wel.diggiOg. by j. G. swndelI Civil En-
OF Blasting and ousrrying, by Major General Sir John
Burgoync, 81 cents
OF Ship Building, by j. Peake Master Shipwrigbt in her
Msjesty's dockyard Woolwich, 81 cents
OF the Construction Of Cranes and Machinery by j. Glynn,
FRS, Civil Engineer, 81 cents
OF Mneralogy, by Marley volumes one, rs
or Geology, by 1t Col Porock, Royal Engineers 81 cts
or Natural Philosophy by Chas Tomnson, 81 cents.
jan FRANCK TAYLOR
UVENiLE BOOKS rOR PREsENTs.-Jua re-
~ eeived from every publisher in the country, and
prsng all the New and Standard Books for young people,
ull al
Northern prices. TAYLOR n MAURY,
dec ~ booksellers, near 9th st.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES system OF writing aud
" printing all languages by universal phonetic alphabet
applicable TO daily business and learning illustrated
by plates explanatory Of the csligphc photographic
and ypo-phonogaphe adaptations Of the SYSTEM by Professor
Gourand. For sale in Washington by
TAYLOR Il MAURY,
decJ9 Booksellers, 9th 81
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VJEHUfHUL ENWLfSH bTbLES-, quarto, octave
ID and small pocket sizes Of great beauty type and paper
eceved this day. variety OF rich and plain bindings Also
arge type Testsments imported direct from London by
dee 10 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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JUST RECEIVED, ALETTER FROM Elk president
MARTIN VAN BUREN,,
IN FAVOR OF MRS. JERyIS'S COLD CANDY,
From which make the following extract
From partial of the Coli Candy Mr.. Van Buren,
eyes deserve the very high reputation has acquired
beThe original letter can be in full at Mrs. eryss stor
and in the handwriting of this eminent diplomatist.
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JUST RECEIVED
A LETTER FROM THE AUTHOR,
N. r. WILLIS, ESQ.
Don't pensee originate lelegance, de style gene
racment admires.
New York, August Q. 1919.
Dear Madam am happy to acknowledge the efficacy and
sgreeabeness the Cold Candy kind enough send
me- and wish you mnsering the good of that
organ the performance of which distinguishes from other
animals My hoareness which suggested your civiliy dis
appeared rapidly under your Cold Candy minsrations
Yours, obliged and truly,
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NOTICE.

ITO George Williams, John 5. Williams John w. Pound
Il and Daniel Van valkenburgh:
You ana each Of yen hereby summoned to answer the
complaint Of Chrsopber T. Parker receiver the proper.
OF GEORGE and Walter Williams in the hands of ohn s.
Williams and lthn Pound End the complaint Of LYMAN
Spaidug, which is tiled In the Clerks office Of Niagara
county and TO Of swer en- ms at Re
village OF lcckport in the county Of Niagara twenty
days after the service Of this summons exclusive of the
OF service in default the eof the plaintiff viii apply to
tue o'prsme Court at term thereof TO be held the
court house In the viiaeo Lockport the fourth
of Fehruary A. d. 1850 for the relief demanded in the
plant f. J. FITHIAN of r ochport N
Dec. @-6t Plat ifs Attorney
Dated December 8, 1919.
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spRINGDALE BOARDING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS

THIS Institution is agreeaby situated in healthy part
Of Lououn county, Virginia, eight miles west OF Lees
burg and two mixes south of the stage road leading from
Washington 10 Winchester.
The summer term will commence on the 18Th Of Fifth
month (Nlsy) The winter term will the 18th
Of Seventh month, (November)
The branches taught are-Reading Writing, Arithmetic,
Geography History, Grammar Composition Book ping
Natural Philosophy Astronomy, Chemistry Botany Alge-
brs Rhetoric the French Language, Drawing, Painting
and Nesdlrwork.
Lectures delivered Natural Philosophy Astrono
N.Y. and Chemistry illustrated by pleasing experiments
library, cabinet Of minerals and philosophical sppa
raus provided for the Of the school The discipline
Is strictly parental and every effort is made induce in
the minds OF the pupils love Of knowledge and desire of ex
cellence the proper stimulants TO exerton
The terms for tnition board and washing are 100 per
annnm 80 per term of % weeks The only
80 quarter for lights pens aud pencils SO per
quarter for French lessons and the for dra wing and
painting Books and stationery furnished at the usual Tr
ces when required
Scholars sent to the Point of Rocks will be conveyed
the school free Of charge by giving timely notice. directed
TO Purces Store.
Dec s. SAMUEL NJ. JANNEY, Principal.
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A NEW PUBIICATrON

IjoE nCAL Sketches Of the Messiah BY Rev Samuel
Porter, Of New Jersey. Pnblishe and for sale by
M W. DODD, New York. 32mo. Price 81 cents
"These Sketches worthy Of than faint prxiss
they tn. orrrg OF genuine poetic fancy
by Christian feeling *."--Journal Of Csmpsrce
beautiful little volume, embracing several Sketcb4s
referring to the advent and work of the Messiah ~
Prestytefian.
80 Much Of the volume is in rhyme with glowing
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Ian HnteL'geucer. Dec I3-3t
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Jan. l0-3t Cleveland, Ohio.
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CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS. 4 WINDOW SHADES.

MERCHANTS from the South and West would be amply
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Three thousand pieces of Wilton Brussels Imperial, In
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~ Liberal advances made consgnm' nts Of Carpetngs
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6y- The above Planning Machine has been thoroughly
tested, by planning 10000 feet Of lumber and has
planned 5000 feet in seventeen minutes and is adapted to
stick any description Of mouldings with great rapdity.
The subscribers having purchased the territory annexed
TO their names ready to offer for sale the machine
and the right to the in the territory purchases by
them. -
machine may be in operation soon at Buffalo New
York. and at the Planning Mill Of Duncan NANCY LOUISVILLE
Kentucky.
Communications for further particulars ebeerfay respond
ed to- by addressing either of the subscrbers post pa os'
wego, New York. STATS STEWART,
For the State Of New York
STEWART TEMPLE,
For the States Of Ohio Michigan Indiana, aud Missouri
STEWART ALLEN,
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GREATIMPROv EN- ENT IN planning, TONG E-
ING AND GROOMING LUMBER.

THE subscriber having received letters patent for sta
tonary cutter psnng tongneng growing machine,
oilers for sale machines, and rights to use the same
This machine plane thousand feet of boards any
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excepting the hand plane and peculiarly adapt
plane joint clapboards weather boarding and
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board with unbroken shaving the whole width
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The construction and organization Of this machine
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TO INVENTORS.

rE subscribers offer their persons wishing 10
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p. II. WATSON
June ?. --s- r.. s. RFNWPk
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DATENT AaENCY-Au matters connected with the
Patent Once, Drawings, Specifications &C., Accurately
and promptly prepared and attended to.
Aug ~ GA PkU6H, WaShinxton ID. e.