The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-11-29
mcCLlNTOCk YOUNG.

/ McCLlNTOCK YOUNG,
| 4TTORNEY and COU.NSELLOR AT L4V,
AYING resigned the Office of Chief Clerk OF the Trea
ury Department, which he has held for the last sixteen
years, has resumed the practice of his profession
He will devote his principal attention to the prosecution OF
claims before Congress- several Departments, and Com
missioners on Foreign Indemnities,a ILL.,
To early attention claims against the War, Navy,
Home, and Post Office Departments including business with
the Patent Office he has made arrangements with the most
efficient agents in Washington to assist him. by which b9si-
of any connected with the Government confded to
him win be certain be acted in the most prompt
He has made superntend Land Agen-
cy for The purchase SALE leasing renting of lands in the
several States and Territories Terms made known
plcations, poet paid ar .Im
Office at his residence on F. between l2h and 18th
References-Hon r. b. fancy, Chief Justice OF the Uni
ed States and gentlemen who have been heads of Departments
members either House of Congress since the 1853
| A GANCY Al " AsHiNGTO NAMES II. CAUs-
Ia TEN ae of Baltimore (having made this city his
residence viii undertake. with his accustomed zeal
and diligence the settlement of claims generally and more
particularly claims before Congress- against the United States
the several Departments hero and before Board OF
may raised adjustment of spol-
atIon or other claims He has now in charge
arising of French spolaons prior TO the 1905 with
reference which, IN addonto mass oil documents and
his he has to those IN the archives
of the Government
and on the navy fund &c. bounty lands
duties and those requiring life Insurance.
have their business promptly attended BY er pos
and thus relieve themselves from cxpen aud inconve
nient personal attendance -
Having obtained commission of Notary Public he is prs-
pared furnish legszed copies required public doeS
duties of agent that only enecessary now to say that
economy and prompt attention shall be extendedto all business
von6ded his and that enable him TO render his
cee and facilities efcacious, he has become alisr
with all the forms of Office.
Office on street, near the Ireasary Building.
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The Fate, by G. 2. X. James, SO cents
The Coniessor, historical novel, 50 cents.
Katharine Walton romance OF the Revolution, BY w G..
Simms, so cents.
Stuart of Dunleath, by Mrs. Norton Is cents
Ecarte or the Saloons Of Paris by Richardson cents
The Cipsy Chief by Reynolds, so cents.
Harpers' New Monthly Magazine for September, Is cents
The international Magazine for September, IS cents
The Natural History of Courtship, by Punch, Is
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