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IRELAND AGAINST G:SMANY.

Red Haggerty, Bryan Rourke and James Ryan,
who were arrested on Monday last for violently
assuming John Klein and his wife and son. and also
for stabbing Ocer Burrill In lager beer saloon In
Wythe avenue, Williamsburg. were again taken be-
fore Justice VOORHEES, for examination yesterday.
large number oil citizens OF the Nineteenth ward
where the gang to which the prisoners belong have
q haDtatioD, visited the court room to hear the re-
suit OF the examination but the prosecution not
being prepared 10 proceed, the prisoners were re.
committed TO TAIL until Monday next
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GEORGIA..

Legislative Proceedlnss-New Members Re.
fused Seats In the House.
ATLANTA, July q, 1870
The Senate to-day seated MIR. Henry, from the For.
ty.fourth district, vice Mr.. McCutcheon, deceased.
The prolongation resolutions were discussed until
the hour Of adjournment
The House refused 10 seat two representatives
elected under the Governors proclamation OF 1863
The Penitentiary report discussed until adjourn
meut
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. TELBGRAPHIC kIEWS
r o.
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
,ra,.s M, ns.,~...-,~ .rr
ITALY IN REVOLUTIONARY AGITATION.
Papal Alarm at NapOleOn's
Position.
Settling Day" and Failures on
Change.


Revolutionary Asitation-Loolins 20 Rome.
LONDON July 81. 1870.
Revolutionary intrigue Is rife In Rome and Italy,
In view Of the probable withdrawal OF the French
troops.
secret deposit Of arms has been discovered In
Genoa. and large quantity OF guns and ammuni.
ton seized by the government.
The Pope Is deeply alarmed at the projects OF
France and the plots OF the party OF action
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CONNEC TiCUT.

Arrest or Alleged Observation-Disclosures As
sault Upon q RouGh.-An American Insti-
tute Of Instructions.
HARTFORD, July a. 1870
j. Sawyer Co., bogus dealers in leather furnish
lngs-the firm consisting Of Sawyer, alias Charles
w, Johnson and Albert d. Cohen-were placed
under arrest here to-day as they IN the act OF
reshlpping large invoice OF leather recently re.
ceived from Allegheny City, Pa Letters In their
possession show that they had carried on an extern
sive correspondence with leather dealers In all parts
OF the country.
George Carpenter. we'll known prize trainer
was murderOusly assaulted with rine tonight by
Stephen Crane with whom he had some alteration.
He Is In critical condition.
The American Institute OF instruction began Its
forty-1rst annual session to-day 1t Will last three
days Professor s. S. Greene LII. d., OF Brown
University, was elected president. Addresses were
delivered by Mayor Blake, Professors Greene aud
DURAN, OF Brown University; President Weiner,
OIL Tufts College, and other prominent educators.
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Concessions TO Cuba-De R0das Scrcnadcd-
Movements of valmasedn.
HAVANA, July 81, 1870.
All towns and settlements hitherto governed by
crown officers viii in future elect their own Mayor
and Aldermen, and administer their own local
AFFAIRS The first duty Of these officials will be the
preparation OF electoral lists, to be used In the cleo
ton of Deputies to the Spanish Cortes.
The Matanzas volunteers serenaded Captain Gen.
eral de Rodas.
General valmaseda is expected at Santiago de
Cuba.
Spanish gold Is four per cent premium.
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A CHICAGO PIoNEER.-Delth Is busy striking
down the pioneers OF Chicago, those men who
came TO the West In advance and cleared the
way by their industry aud enterprise for the hosts
that followed. Apother Of them has gone TO the
discovered country which all must explore sooner
or later and this time 1t IL Mr. Charles Y. Richmond
who has been well ana worthily known In CONNER.
cial circles for the past twenty years He died at
Six O'Clock yesterday morning at his residence No.
62S Fulton street. from general debility, his cOnstitu
ton having succumbed after long and lingering
Illness Mr.. Richmond was born In Syracuse, New
York, and belonged 10 branch Of the family Of
which Dean Richmond was member. In 1885, be-
the schooner swallow to Lake Superior, port
age mile In length, and IN tue face OF Obstacles
which to man not possessed OF indomitaO.e will
would have seemed iDsurmountable. In 1856, no
took his own vessel the Dean Richmond, from this
city 10 Liverpool the first direct voyage made from
here across the ocean.-Cnfcago Tunes JuiU 20.
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KANSAS.

The Murderer Of Colonel Buell. Captured.
LEAvSSw0RrH, July ~. 1870.
Malone, the murderer OF colonel Buell.. was pur-
sued yesterday. He was drivec from his hiding
place, when he ran TO the river and jumped In SKIN
and pushed across. On reaching the Missouri shore
he was stopped by two men, who dred reviewers ana
wounded him. At last accounts he was lyink IN the
guard house, and was not likely TO live.
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PRUSSIA.
Napoleon and Bismarck Before the Wharf.-The
Secret Trenty-Explnnafion Promised.

Napoleon and Bismarck Before the Wharf.-The
Secret Trenty-Explnnation Promised.
BERLIN, July q, 1870.
The Correspondence OF to-day prints the text Of
the treaty the French Emperor offered the Count
Won Bismarck
In its comments the Correspondence says thar the
emperor "waived all opposition to German unifca.
uon provided Prussia would abet the French acqui.
s'tlon OF Luxembourg and the reduction Of Belgium
tne minutes Of the Escrow treaty in Benedettis
autograph are preserved In the War once at Berlin
BEFORE the war OF 1885, between Prussia and Aus
tria, Napoieon had offered to aid Prussia with
Sooooo men with which TO attack Austria. as an
equVaeht ior cession to France OF the territory on
the leftbank OF the Rhine
Bismarck's newspaper organ in Berlin. in An
Issue published on Tuesday night, promises again
on the part of Prussia immediate explanation rela.
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NEW YORK.

City Taief Ruralizing-A Bank Teller
Robbed at Cold Spring-The Stolen Money
Recovered-A Brave Man Killed.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, July q, 1870.
A desperate attempt TO rob Mr.. Browning, toiler
OF the First National Bank OF Fishkil village, was
made at Cold Spring to-day at noon. Mr. Browning
was standing In front Of store near the depot,
waiting for up train. He had in his hand carpet
bag containing several thousand dollars collected
for deposit In his bank. Suddenly man walked up
TO him, and throwing handful Of red pepper In his
eyes, seized the satcheI and The thief ran into
Mr.. Munsell's grounds near the depot, where Mr..
Munsells coachman, named Elijah Jones' seized him
and threw him to the ground. and recaptured the
eatchel. The thief then drew revolver and fired
three shots at the cOachman, one OF which took
effect In the latter's abdomen. MORALLY wOunding
him. Citizens at once seized the thief, and handed
HIM TO the sheriff, who took him TO Carmel JAIL
The thief gives his name as John Smith, and says
he resides at 81 Grand street. corner Of Greene, New
York. Mr.. Br0wnings eyes were badly injured by
the pepper.
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FIRE At GasENpoINr.

Destruction Of Buckle Factory-Loss Three
Thousand Dollars.
Between nine and ten O'Clock last night fire
broke out In the buckle factory OF Anston &
Brothers, Quay street, Greenpoint, and spread
rapidly, destroying stock valued at $4,000, belong
Ing to Anston Brothers. The building was damaged
to the amount OF 81 00o IL was owned ny Mr.. niger
soil aud insured for $500. There was insurance
on the stock. The fire originated IN the Japan oven.
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HOsaBLs ACCIDENT 10 A CH,LO.

On Friday last daughter Of Lysander Thomas
residing three miles west OF Marion, N. j. wandered
into barn and was trodden TO death bya horse
The Inflated creature had invited other children to
visit the pan but they refused, being afraid OF the
animal. The childs parents found her In about an
hour, and she died when cayried home. =.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
.,,uy and Navy OF the Gulf reunion.

Army and navy of the Gulf Reunion.
BOSTON, July 81, 1870.
Preparations have been perfected for second an.
nual reunion OF the Society Of the Army and Navy
OF the Gulf at Music Hall, Boston, on the 9th OF
August. Admiral Farragut will preside, and General
N. p Banks will deliver an Grafton. Reduced rail-
road and steamboat fare will be provided for men-
bers attending. Application TO Brigadier General
sharpe 80 Pine street, New York, wall secure pAssage
tickets from that seCuQ0
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TURKEY.

Commerce DeraDged by the War-Austriau
Neutrality.
CoNsTANTINoPLE. July 26l
VIA PARIS, July 81, 1870.
The war demoralizes business here. Many failures
have occurred and more are expected.
Official notification has been received py the Porte
from Vienna Of Austria's neutrality
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HOLLAND.

The United States Ship Franklin.
FLUSHING, July 81, 1870.
Forty-three sailors on the United States flagship
Franklin are sick Of the variolold All the officers
and crew have been landed and lodged at the
arsenal. Meanwhile the Franklin win be thoroughly
dtsnfected.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, July q, 1870
The sugar market Ia steady; sales AIDE today the
basis Of 9A reals arrobe Tor No. IL Dutch standard
Exchange on London 1919 per cent premium on Paris,
81 cent premium United states, sixty days sight,
n currency per GEM discount, short sight per cent os
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OspaGruaE OF G:Ns al Si:aIlAN.

General sheridan, accompanied by General For
syth, OF his stan, left for Europe yesterday In the
steamer Scotia. "Little Phil'' was accompanied to
the vessel in a revenue cutter. Fifteen guns were
fred and the yards were manned out OF respect for
his rank. Major Joseph T. Foba left by the samo
steamer and was escorted TO the vessel by elal
Of the prominent officers OF the Seventh regiment.
Among them were Colonel Clark, Colonel Benjamin
Quincy Captain Kpp, Lieutenant Earle and others.
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..A.-For Restoring the Original Coler Of tho
HAIR, DISTRESSING DASDRUFF AND CLEANSING THE
sCALP, REsToRER AMERICA IS WITHOUT AN EQUAL
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Tho Turf-G oodwoOd Stakes Race.
LONDON, July q. 1870.
The Goodwood stakes (handicap, % sovs each
subscription, with $50 sovs. added, was won by Mr..
J. Smiths b. h. Paganini. years old. by King OF
Kent, out Of Melody, by Peppermint.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-28

A.-Herrip9's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
2ol Broadway corner Murray street.
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DnuntIcss.
Intrepid ss the iigbtnines fash.
Vivid as Its quick'nIng gleam,
Daring destructive Neptunes lash.
Stexhily comprising the foe, unseen.
Dauntlcss thy ZANE, danntless thy mission.
Faui,less thy famo 10 the unprecedented Vision.
Americas champion heraldcd Tao world over
"Resorer Americas" and the IbAnn,less, youn. rnveA
restoring the original coor,od ssersing d.
SrSn ana ss.asns the 'op sEsroRER AMERICA "
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Royal Havana Lottrry.-Prizes Paid In Gold. .
Information furnished TIE highest pattfor Douboona'
aud al klnds OF Geld and Silver.
TAYLOR d CO.. Bankers Ii Wall street, J.Y
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The Secret Treaty and Its EGects-Belsium
Made Secure.
LONDON July 81. 1870.
The Times to-day maintains that It's publication Of
the proposed secret treaty between France and
Prussia has had one good effect: 1t has secured the
neutrality OF Belgium, which. without the warn
Ing, would have been liable to violation at any mo-
menr"
The English Blue Book, containing correspon.
dence relative to the candidaure Of the Prince OF
Hohenzollern, was published this morning. but It
adds no new facts to the history OF the case. The
upshot Of the correspondence is that Earl Gran.
VILE falling to prevent war; sought with as little
success, guarantees for the safety Of secondary neu
trail Powers.
An absurd rumor is anoat that the Emperor has
quietly left Paris to Join the feet, deeming 1t the
surest and shortest way Of reaching Berlin, where
he expectst be on the 18th OF August his rete day.
M. olivier. in letter TO friend here denies the
negotiation by France OF the alleged secret treaty
with Prussia
The French Minister OF Foreign Affairs positively
denies that France has entertained the idea OF an.
nexing Belgium.
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tive to the existence Of the all, gcd Franco-prussan
treaty.
The Duke or Nassau having been Invited by Napo-
icon 70 Join the French army, replies taat MS SER
vices are pledged to Prussa.v
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DuunfIcss.

CrisfadOr UnrivnIied Hnir Dyc.-sOld
applied his wi. ana scalp factory No. Aston Houss
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Annual Meeting Of the Grand Army of the
Republic.

AnnuaI NIeEtInR OF Cirand ARMY the
Republic.
BUFFALO, July q, 1870.
The annual meeting OF the Grand Army OF the Re.
public convened here to-day. About 100 delegates,
arrived by eleven O'Clock A. NJ, were received by
committee OF citizens, and under escort of Post
Chaplin, No. 2, accompanied by a band Of United
States infantry, proceeded TO the Council Chamber,
where an address Of welcome was delivered. The
address was responded to by Grand Commander
Robinson, Of Binghamton. The regular business was
then proceeded with. Syracuse was fixed upon as
the place for holding the next annual meeting. The
grand encampment. by invitation Of Post Chaplin,
No. 2, proceed to Niagara Falls tomorrow, where
extensive preparations have been made for their
tcrtainmeut.
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THE FENIANS.
General O'Neili Indicted.

General WNeiH Indfcted.
WINDSOR, VT, July q, 1870.
The Grand Jury brought IN bill against General
O'Neill. A hearing will be had on the opening to.
morrow.
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ENGLAND.

France Again DeHed by Prussia-tToo Late"
for Peace.
LONDON, July 27-5 p. M.
Advces from the Continent received In this city
to-day state that Frence has already inquired
through the Emperor OF Russia. In Berlin, Oh what
conditions peace might be made with Prussia.
The Prussian reply to Russia was embodied In four
words:--"It Ia too late"
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Stanord's Iron mud sulphur Powders
inyigorae the body and
purity the blood.
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While the EMrspcnp SoycrciEns nre Trepnr,i
pairing 70 give each other hard knncks KNOX tic At
ter eofner OF br Adway and Futon street. pursues The
even .snof Of ms kav besowing upon ~ who Gall on hi
perfect bus 10 the Of beautiful light and sylish SUMMER
STRAW GOODS, OF ali kinds, and any and everything
IN na une Tue orehsser desire The soyeregns o. Eu
rope think h' know ALL but some OF them wl ond them.
solves MIST ZEN KNOX makes no prctensious. but hie
works spe ,hemseves and bis patrons outnunoer
the armies >of Tho European combatan;s.
THU, Metro poiitun Job Printing EstabIish~
mcnt.
~ NASSAU STREET,
OLD HERALD BUILDING
This well csaoshmeut ouers Advantages poszesso
other IN the United states
Call AMI get your estimates or ,,,vr,yo
r ALL SORTS OF PRINTING,
ILLUMINATED POSTER wOnN
TO A CARD.
Especial attention paid TO ,,,u,,,
LAW PRINTING,
favorably With other ONCE.
travelling companies Will do well 70 call examine
y" STOCK OF OUTS
Wood Engraving dono al sh~ notice and ri low hsures
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In Syracuse-SchOol COmunissiOners' Com
vcntiOn.
SYRACUSE, July 27, 1870.
The twenty fifth session OF the State Teachers
Association Is In session here. The occasion is cee.
brated as a quarter centennial anniversary at the
place where the association was organized. The
attendance Is very large, and the proceedings are
unusually interesting. the address OF welcome to
the association was made by President White, Of
Cornell University, and President Barr responded
for the association The presidents annual address
and the designation Of business committees occupied
most OF the first day. Rev. DR.. Alden, Of Albany
reported on tho condition OF education, and Mrs.
Hewes, OF Albany, on government Discussion fol-
lowed.
A convention OF School Commissioners and City
Superlntendcnts of the State is also In The
business transacted relates TO their official duties,
and Is not generally interesting. Edward Smith,
superintendent OF Schools OF Syracuse, was elected
President for the ensuing year.
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Meeting Of the state Teachers Association
ventiOn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-23
rVNRY WAkFIELID
COLD WATER


SELFW ING SOAP.
Tho manufacturer having purchased the right
To the city and county OF Alexandria, would
invite tho attention OF tho public to this fine
soap, which washes effectually from the coars-
est to the finest fabric, IN cold, warm, herd,
ry, and is guaranteed not TO iniure the texture
Of tho fnsst fabrib, when used in accordance
win the instructions. The manufacturer hero
by guarantees, in The sum Of five hundred dol
lars, that this soap, used according TO the dl-
rections, will provo less injurious /" AaDF'cs
than any ordinary soap used ,.
II is supcrior soap, for the following rea-
sons, viz: ,:
grease and liberates the dirt in tho garment
hence it quietly and speedily accompilshoS lnat
Which is usually done by labor snd violence
unon tho clothes by washing machine or wash
board. Very little hand rubbing is 'equlTed
whom this soAp is used, except when the dllt
hn. settled very tightly in the garment, or 1t
has boon very much soiled.
o. One good wash woman, when tamilisr
with its uss can accomplish moro and better
washing with this soap in the same time thsh
two women with two Of the best macnlhos
using tho ordinary soaps in tho market
3D. The clothes require no bluing, rs they are
b esched every time they are washed II they
nre dried in the sun.
4tb. 1t will wash out coach or machine grease,
paint or anything that can be removed, Witnou'
tho slightest injury to the garments. 80.
5th There is no acid or sal-sods useu III It's
manufacture. =,
9Th. The proprietor guarantees that there IS
nothing in it that can in any way lnluFo sa'-
ments, if used rs directed.
Tth. 1t hss healing effect on skin diseases
such as washing tetter, etc.
Sth. Clothing washed with this soap VIII last
more than twice rs long IS with the ord'hsfy
soaps in use.
! 9TH For washing paints, cleaning house. csr-
pets, securing, etc, il has no equal.
10Th. BY its use you save women, time, moi-
cy, labor, clothes and fuel
ilth A first premium was awarded bF 'ne
East Pennsylvan,a Montgomery County sgfl:
cultural and M Mechsnical Society, September
9th, 1861 Diploma preferred.
18th 10 consumers it is the cheapest s"sP
manufactured. a.,
Patented March %, 1870, by Alex. Wardei.d.
Thousands upon thousands are now using u,
and will u.s. no other, owing to the labor ana
time saved in washing, and the 1ico finish u
gives to their clothing. Again. by using TINS
soap, the annoyance of hot water in summer Is
avoided. ard steam in the house during the
winter by which many severe colds are coz
tracted is prevented. For washing prints AMI
woolers it has no equal. Manufactured By
K. NJ. LATHAM, Alexandria, Va.
Buy it, try it, you'll not be withou: it, even
ST double its cost
For sale at the principal stores in the city and
county of Alesandria. oct9-eolm
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E Nj ES +. CLARK,
SURGEON DENTIST, U.fYFT

(Grad. of Bslt. College Dental Surgery, is41)
CORNER PRINCE It WAsuI:GToN STs..
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
DR.. L. respectfully informs the public tnat
f5r t,centy gears he has given especial attention
to the preservation of the natural teoth, ind
will continue so TO &c, and invites those who
wish TO seve them 20 call on him, knowing thst
per treatment might be preserved end made
useful for life Artificial t"oth insertad ONLY
is APPRovEr BY PROFESSORS AND C0LLEnEss
nov EC--Si
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Cash paid for old Iron and Brass.

fNAS AND STEAM FITTING,
u
VIM. COGAN,
No. Is North Royal street.
Has constantly on hand a large and complete
assortment Of
CHANDELIERS,
BRaCK ETS,
HASPS,
PENDANTS
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE DROP
LIGHTS IN VARIETY
pORCELAINS. PHOTOGRAPH, MICA and
OTHER SHADES;
GUT, GKOUED AND PLAIN GL BES;
ALSO,
STEAM PIPE, CAGES, COCKS, VALVES,
and everything in the Steam Fitting Line.
Public Buildings and Dwellings furnished
and fitted up with Gas ia the most substantial
and elegant manner.
Steam Work for Factories, Mills, &c. prompt
ly and faithfully executed all at prices which
will give satisfaction. my 8-tf
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g G. N + A LIE,
ATTORNE
-hND-
COUNSELLOR AT LAW. .
Practices in h;exandria and adjacent coun-
ties. Oflico with Brent & Wattlcs. No. 70
Prince street, Alexandria, Va. sep 3-tf
DR: JAMES Z: Honek1S'
DENTAL SURGEON,
[Graduate Baltimore Collego Dental Surgery
Once and Residence, 90 Prince ST.,
Two doors above Royal ..
Alexandria, Va.
NITROUS OXIDE GAS administered.
aug 2--tf
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PROFESSIONRE.
CARD.

DR.. LOOCKERMAN respectfully informs
the public that having purchased large amount
of Dental Material for cash, thereby saving a
large per coinage, he is willing to givo the pub-
lie tho benefit Of tho same, by reducing his
prices, and bringing his services within the
reach Of all who wish tho best work.
Office hours from . H. m to a! y. m. Corner
Washington and Prince ss oct 22-lm
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ID Is. LLOYD s. co.
IL. ATTORNEYS FOR
CLAIMS PENSION, BOUNTY LAND, &C.
Office: No. Gl2 Louisiana avenue.
(Between 9Th and 7th sts.,)
Washington city, D. G..
Will attend to ell Claims in Congress or
against the United States, sc.
CoI.LECTIoNs.-Buy and sell Land Warrants,
Property, &c, and Negotiate Loal.s in large or
small sums.
PRIZE MoEET.--Clams that have boon aban-
doned by other Attorneys and Agents as worth
less, hsvo been successfully prosecuted by IA.
Cash advanced on Claims. Sc.
Fire and Marine Insurance effected at the
lowest rates.
gS.- Lcttors addressed US above will receive
promptly our attention.
Refers by permission to--Hcn. James q.
Blaine, Speaker House of Representatives ;
Hon: J. N Hoyard; u,s.sens:; Aon.Lqwis A n, Nc
Alexandria, Va; j. Freeman Raisin, Clerk
Court Com. Pleas, Bait; Capt. Jas. M: Steuart,
ex-SheriD, Alexandria, Va Hon. Judge A. B.
OHn lion. N. q. Ordway, Sgt. Arms, U. s.:
II. Of i. Washington, 10 lift