The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-10-11
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4TTORN-EY .aJN.D COU.NSELLOR -A1 L.9W,
AVING resigned the Office OF Chief clerk o. inc rea'
sury Department, which he has held Tor ts last sixteen
years, has resumed the practice OF his profession
He viii devote his principal attention to the Oh
claims before Congress, the several departments a Yum
missioners Foreign lncemnites a.,
To ensure early claims against the War; navy
ONE and Post Office Departments, including business with
the Patent Office he has made arrangements WIN me most
efficient agents in Washington to assist him. BY which o9s1
any connected with the Government 10
him viii be certain to be acted on in the mos. pTop. mai
ner He arrangements Land gen
ey for the purchase SALE leasing or renting o. anu ~ s
States and Territories Terms made known on APP
plicatons poet PAID ~ ,..,8..l.
characterization r. b. fancy, Chief Justice OF the unl-
ed States gentlemen who have been heads OF
either House Of Congress since the year 1889
Ian 167-ly
9ltsNiYY an asuINI3TO II. CAUs,
"A TEN ae of Baltimore having made this city ms per,
residence will undertake, with his accustomed zeal
and diligence of claims generally ana more
particularly claims before Congress- against the United
the Departments Thereof and before any boaro
Commssionsrsthat may be raised Tor the ~ sp
alton or claims lie has charge he entire class
arising out Of French spoaon prior to the year with
reference which, in addition to mass OF documents ano
proofs in his possession, he has access 10 thos IN ING
ofthe Government.
Claimants and navy fund, Sc bounty lands
return duties &C. and those requiring lite insurance, can
have their promptly attended by letter. po PaId
and tus themselves from expensive and inconye
nlent personal attendance.
Having obtained commission of Notary Public he is
pared furnish cgalized copies any required public docu-
other papers He has been idg engaged IN he
agent that only necessary now 10 say hat
economy and prompt attention shall be extendedto m
vonfded that enable him to render ms ser-
cices and facilities eicacous he has become aiiar
with all the forms OF Office -
Office on r street, near tie TreaslTy binding.
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n 9 ssI's. Arundel Or me '''''Y.D ~
The Stonenaon Of Sante Poine, by Lamartine % cents
The Fate by g. Y. II. James, SO cents
The Conessor historical novel; SO cents ,,r -
Katharine Waton a Of the Revolution, oy '" "
Smms, so cents.
Stuart of DunIeath, by Mrs. Norton, Is cents 80
Fcare or the Saloons Of Paris by Richardson, % een
The Gypsy Chief, by Reynolds 50 cents
Harpers' New Monthly Magazine for Sepemoer - cents
The International Magazine for September 2S cents.
The Natural History Of Courtshp, by Punch - cents
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II PENs.-An enlarged supply oil this arttcle SO rapuy
growing in public favor is this day received from tne
acrers by FRANCK TAYLOR their sole agent TOT "asn-
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this pen different in its construction anu
action from any other. ~. . ,,,,,, Al.
They do not claim while handwrtngs so radically os-
similar reva;l that their pen will suit quite every Que IN the
world neither is put forward panacea, conVern1 All
exscrbly bad writer's accomplished penmen on the IN
slant II has been found however, suit large proportion
oC writers better oher and who nave peep
hitherto unable metallic pen at all have iouna ne
selves upon trial Of this able to avail themselves o. na pr
vilege." sp'T