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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1870-10-28
DISTRIBUTION OF PREMIUMS.

Messrs w b Tay lor, / Strauss, and II III
Taylor. of the Directory, will attend to the
distribution of prealiUms dnring Saturday
and Monday.
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at this office.
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SPECIAL NOTICES !! !!
ATTRACTIONS FOR SATURDAY.

Machinery Display will continue.
Grand Tournament for Prize Saddle.
Fast and Slow Mule Races.
FOUR NILE RACE
By horse, mare, or gelding-thIee or more
entries. Purse of 800 guaranteed. Horses
will be here from Vicksburg AMI other
oints.,
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PESMANsHIP.

"a friond of the ladies'" offers premium
of S. for the best Specimen of Penmanship b
a lady. Also S. for the best Specimen of Pen
wanship, by school girl over ls years old
Also SIS for the best Specimen Of Penmanship
by girl under lS years old.
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DETERSHAM Sack Coats, at Beck's-

To snowxES.-A fully equipped Room
Show for sale. All in good order, and provided
with first-class printing. Address,
SNOWMAN,
at this Office s&wtill oct %.
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DECK will give you the worth of your
Id money in all You may favor him with
your purchases.
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ERINGES, VelYets and Dress Buttons az.
II Beck's
Mark Twain has this advice for young
men with literary aspirations: s'Write
without pay until somebody offers pay.
IF nobody offers pay within three years.
the candidate may look upon this circum.
stance with the most implicit confidence
as the sign that saying wood is what he
was intended for.
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Louis Raymond,

rTEACHER of the PIANO-FORTE and
l. ORGAN.
Terms, per Lesson, 81 50.
VIII receive LIMITED number Of schol-
ars. Orders may be left at Capt. Lowd's
Photograph Gallery.
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PLANTATION
FOR 8 ALE !! !!

THO PLANTATION called g Poverty
Hall" but better known az the Gale place,
about four miles FROM Clinton, oniBegue Chit
TO Greek, is offered for sale. sit contains
$50 so-lee aeres, and has on the tract some of
the best eetton growing land in the country.
Terms efsale made easy.
II not cold, it viii be for rent for next
year.
d. n. BARRoWS.
Jacksac, Oct. 25tt.
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FROM NEW YORK.
sinking Of the steamer Brunette.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2.-The steamer Santiago de
Cuba, from Havre for this port, on the LIST inst,
at 10 P. M. collided with the steamer Brunette,
from New York for Philadelphia. The Brunette
sunk In ten minutes. All the crew were saved,
except two fremen, named George A. Coleman
and James McCarty. The Santiago de Cuba is
leaking badly.
M. NJ. Piser, doing business here, was run over
and killed on the New Haven Railroad to-day.
New York Money and Stock Markets.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2.-There was no sale OF stocks
this morning, In consequences OF the death OF mem-
Der. The following prices were obtained from the
Stocks strong. Money easy at 8 per cent. Gold,
121X; Canton Company, 16 Cumberland preferred,
B2X; Consolidated New York Central and Hudson
River, 97: Erie, s41<; Reading, s5N; Adams Ex'
press, "a; Michigan Central, 11fX; Michigan South
ern Sbk Illinois Central, 1876; Cleveland and Pitts
burg o2X Chicago and Rock Island, 114A Pittsburg
and Fort Wayne, 1884, Western Union Telegraph,
stock Quotations by ToIe2raph-I r. M.
Giendinning, Davis Co. report through their New
\. NY Z. Cent Cent. Hud - Ont and R. LR. .l1S
Con Stock Scrip. e61l Pitts. =: w. 4 Chi- r. ssh
do. scrip, ss ractno MAI u steam; M. 20 80
Pm. and Rea. R.. 9bX NIL. st. Paul r com 7sJS
Mich. south.& n LR. s5s Nh. 4 St. Paul pref, 50
Gle. and Pitt r." 9S Gold ..:...:......lsl1S
CnL CSi snd and t. T. " v. pref pref. s&SH & '' N'' ''
New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2-Cotton easier; sales 800 bales
middling uplands at 9SHc. Nour.state and Western
N60964o; B0uthern dull and heavy. Wheat less
active and scarcely 30 firm; winter red western,
s1ps@1'sl; white Western, n12 Corn dun and
dropping; new mixed Western, $4,000 Oats heavy
state, bS06Oe.; Western, b5c. Beef quiet Pork
quiet; new meas, s26'2b@96bO. Lard dull; steam
rendered, in tierces, ie@le'Sc. Whisky dull at ssc
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xHR NEW YORK MONEY mARKEr.

From the NJ Y Herald.
"wsll street has drifted into quiet and steaaness.
There is a generally buoyant tone to the markets
but the volume OF business IL not up 70 the usual
scale.
q reduction OF nearly four millions, as contrasted
with December. The coin balance Is $l01 000 900 and
the currency about se, ,000,eo0
"This morning the following was posted ON the
bulletin at the Sub Treasury. II viii be seen tina
there will be two sales OF gold before there Ia pur-
chase OF bonds-a pelicy quite necessary from an
inspection OF the reduced currency balance above
referred 70.
..The purchases and sales ordered for the moath of
PURoHLsKs OF BONDS.
''Thurtday February io-one million (on account of
"Thofsday february si-ons million Con account Of
Thursday February 3-IOne million.
aMednssday February eoOns million million
ThuEsdsy. Fe4brSsrs 4sSs E@o1s % 1n milHn Ti;,Tio,
WIN &c @ S p q I'd
offer must be deposited therewitn' proPosols viii be
Treasury 81 s option acoept ee,s q bonds T.
81 Se fs Il S os By order Of the ssorsS q hs
TreasaGyH sa5GyHARLEs j. FoLaER, Assistant Treasurer"
'The gold market was quiet, and the price ranged
from 191 1I@1s1A, with afew transactions at 1917.
The Treasury programme Is looked upon as unfavor-
TO sell the market speculatyely.
'Srhe money market was more active, owing to
the shifting Of leans Rock Island the borrowers
becoming somewhat apprehensive under the dts
paraging statements OF the bears At the same
time the Broadway Bank, as the depositary OF the
city funds drew largely on the street for money
meet the payment OF tho principal and interest OF a
portion Of the city debt falling due to-day. After
half-past O'Clock the inquiry for funds was rather
sharp In some portions Of the street. and seven per
cent readily paid for the use OF money call.
The Government dealers and the prime stock houses
| had up 70 this time made their engagements at
four 70 six per cent Commercial paper was steady,
with good demand at 6K TO 81 per cent for prime
double names
"The Government market was heavy at the open
ing, upon the oficial announcement OF Secretary
Boutwells intention 70 buy only two millions OF
bonds during the present month, but became strong
and active as the day wore on under large de-
mand from trust companies and other moneyed cor
porations. Prices at the close showed an improve
Inent OF about quarter per cent ON the opening
figures"
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Despatch 10 The BueniIls Telegraph.
q d N q R IL = = =.
FORTY-FIRsT TERM-SECOND SESSION.

Senate.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2-Mr. Carpenter from the
Committee on the Judiciary reported the bill In re-
gard to the resignation OF judges In certain cases.
with a recommendation for its indefinite postpone
ment.
Also, with an amendment the bill to establish the
office OF Associate Justice OF the Eastern District OF
Texas.
Mr.. Uhandler, in connection with statement in
the Washington correspondence OF the New York
Times OF Tuesday, explained that he had been
classed among the in1ati0nists OF the currency,
whereas he had repeatedly stated that under no
circumstances would he vote to in1ate the currency
TO the amount OF single dollar.
House.
Bills were reported from the Committee on For
eign Affairs as follOws:-
BY Mr. Judd, to enable the Court OF Claims to
hear and determine the case OF k. Deckelmre
subject OF the King OF Prussia. Passed.
BY Mr.. Willard, authorizing Lieutenant Com
mander w. A. Kirkland United States Navy, to
accept gold medal from the Emperor OF France.
Passed.
BY Mr.. Swami, authorizing Commander Charles
H. Baldwin, United States Navy, 10 accept a gold
Mr.. Swami, from the Committee on Foreign Az
fairs to which referred resolution in reference
TO the treatment OF American prisoners In the
prisons OF Great Britain for political 0enses, made
report closing with the following resolution
Resogsed, That the President Of the United States
communicates to this House, II net incompatible with
have come to his knowledge concerning American
citizens, whether native or naturalzed who may be
at this time confined In the jais or prisons Of Great
Britain for political ofenses and any facts In rela-
feel at liberty to communicate.
The report states that, while expressing no
opinion on the truth or falsity OF the statements
brought to the notice OF the committee, the COM
mittee deems Il It's duty to express cordial sym
pathy the subject OF the resolution, so far as to
cooperate In the endeavor to produce the fullest in
Of Christian charity, but on the obligation 70
adopted citizens.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Tho Gold investigator.

The Gold Investigation.
special Despatch 70 Ths BvsnEl0 Tsls0yaph
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-The gold investiga-
ting committee had Mr.. Bartlett, private secre-
tary to Mr.. Boutwell,, the messenger who car
ried telegram about the sale of gold, the ope-
rator who sent 1t, and Mr.. Hills, broker, before
them to-day. The testimony related entirely TO
the Secretary's order to Butterfeld to sell gold.
Internal Revenue Affairs.
The Internal Revenue Bureau has assumed
the defensive In the matter of suits brought
against its officials by certain parties who felt
themselves aggrieved at their decisions, and have
removed them from the State TO the United
States Courts, with the intention of prosecuting
them TO the end.
The Foreign Committee.
Mr. Swami, from the Committee on Foreign
Affairs, reported resolution calling upon the
President for information relative to the i'm
prisonment of American citizens in British
prisons. He stated that he knew the President
had information on this subject which would be
of interest to the country. Several gentlemen
made speeches in favor of the resolution
Judge Cartier and the sspreme Bench.
Vigorous efforts are being made to secure the
appointment of Judge Cartier, of Ohio, as AS
sociate Justice Of the Supreme Court, in case
Hoar is rejected. A strong pressure is made by
of his appointment
Treasury Warrants.
Despatch to the associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9-The warrants issued
from the Treasury Department during January
were as follows:-
Civil and miscellaneous and foreign
intercourse ..................... $S,696, 04l
War Department ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500, 800
Navy Department. .............. 3,036. WOO
Interior, Pensions, and Indians. 661, ,042
lOtal. .....'......... %lojoof, SsO
This does not include warrants issued on ac-
count of the public debt
Ordered to Duty.
Lieutenant Commander Joseph N. Miller has
been ordered to duty at the New York Navy
Yard
Reconstruction.!
Despatch 10 The Euenirs Telegraph
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-The Committee OF
Reconstruction have before them bills relative
to Georgia and Mississippi. Also bill to en-
force the thirteenth and fourteenth amendment
of the Constitution of the United States Nothing
definite on these subjects will be done until ths
return of General Butler.
The Senate Committee of the Judiciary was to
day unable to consider the subject of Mississippi
In connection with representation in Congress
owing to the non-reception of official papers
but will have special meeting as soon as the,
arrive.
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FROM EUROPE.

Tho American Ocean Malls.
Byths Aneto-Am Cable. o-
PARIS, Feb. 2.-No American newspapers
have been received here of later date than the
11th of January, though letters are at hand to
the 10Th. There is considerable dissatisfaction
at this state of things and the people anxious
to know IL IL arises from the recent change made
in the system of carrying American trans-oceanie
mails.
Sale of n Telegraph Cable.
LONDON, Feb. 2.--According to the provisions
of the act of Parliament empowering the Gov
ernment to take possession of the telegraph
lines of the Kingdom, the Treasury Department
yesterday paid E726, 900 sterling for the cable
connecting England with Germany by way Of
the island of Nordeney.
The swiss Confederation.
ZURICH, Feb 2-Dr. j. Deibs, of this city,
has been chosen President of the Swiss Confede-
ration.
Reported Death of DIR. Livingstone.
LONDON, Feb. "A letter has been received
from Captain Cochrane, of the Royal Navy,
commanding the Petrol, stationed on the Afri-
can coast. He reports that DIR. Livingstone, the
celebrated African traveller, had been burned
as wizard by chief in the interior.
Flight of an Archduchess.
VIENNA, Feb. 2.-'rhe Archdushess Elizabeth,
sister of the Emperor of Austria has fled to
America, having embarked at Hamburg.
ship News.
SOUTHAMPTON Feb. 2.-The steamship Union
touched here yesterday.
The Latest Quotations.
PARIS, Feb. 2-The Bourse closed dat Rentes
FKANKFoRr Feb. 2.-U. s. Fivs-twenties opened
firm at 92@92H.
HAvRE, Feb. 2-Cotton opened heavy.
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We understand that there is at present before
The Legislature bill for the recognition Of the
asylum, and the appropriation TO it Of fuads sut-
ments and improvements of the building; and the
nature OF the asylum and its efficiency demand
that this bill should meet with the full and
speedy appreciation of our lawmakers. There
is at present accommodation for only twenty
two patients, and from the past success OF the
project we feel that the more the facilities are
increased the greater will be the good elIected.
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HoGs.-Three colored individuals, named
John Smith, Samuel Smith, and David Ward,
gagged in porcine transaction Securing six fine
porkers they drove them to the city. Whilst
proceeding along Second street, Sergeant Ward
and officer Ritz, of the Second district, took the
hogs and the ''mokes" into custody. Alderman
Collins committed the mokes to prison and the
hogs TO pen.
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PoTAToEs.--A colored youth, whose avoca-
ton Is the sale of potatoes, whilst pursuing his
calling yesterday found 1t necessary to leave
his horse and cart temporarily in charge of a
white youth named George Pierce, aged nine
teen years, paying him ten cents in advance for
his trouble. IN returning he found neither
as IN their whereabouts. Last night. in order IN
drown his sorrow, our potato merchant visited
the American Theatre, and there found the i'm
maculate George admiring the graceful perform
ance of Senyeah. George was arrested, and will
have hearing at the Central Station this after
noon.
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CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL.

Names Of Boys Admitted This Morning.
The following are the names of the pupils ad-
mltted to the High School this morning. The
list numbers 1866 This is the largest number
ever before admitted to the school at one time.
There are now 603 pupils belonging to the school.
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THE "STAR" COURSE OF LRCruREs.-To-
morrow evening Petroleum v. Nasty will give
the second lecture of the second series of the
"Star' course, at the Academy of Music. Sub
ject:-"The Lords of Creation; or, The Strug-
giles of Conservative on the Woman's Ques-
ton"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-02-02

THE PnopLE's INSURANCE CoBpANY.-An
article In one of the daily papers this morning
speaks of trouble in the Peoples Insurance Com
pany, the fight of the President with a large
portion of the funds, etc. We are authorized
by Mr.. George Busch, Jr., Secretary of the COM
pany, to state that the company has not an un-
settled claim outstanding, and that there is no
truth in the repOrted fight of the President. He
denies in toto every allegation set forth in the
article. Mr.. G. Paul, President of the COM
pany is absent from the city, but he has not
taken with him any of the funds of the institu-
ton. SO Mr.. Busch informs us.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT. - Officers Bird and
Lukens early this morniag found lying at the
intersection of Germantown and Susquehanna
avenues one John McKiernan, with his left hand
badly mashed. He was conveyed to the Eleventh
District Station House and physician called
in, who amputated two of his fingers; he was
then removed to st. Hary's Hospital, where it
was found that he was also badly injured about
the side and legs. The unfortunate man resides
at Nicetown, and IL is supposed that he received
his injuries by jumping from railroad car
whilst In motion.
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FIREs-About 4'20 o'clock this morning, a
frame stable, situated in Edgemont street below
Huntingdon, owned and occupied by Timothy
Kelly, was totally destroyed by fre horse
perishng in the flames. Loss $3.50.
About / 80 this morning slight fire occurred
in the tin store No. 1922 North Seventeenth
street. Loss 800. 1t ignited from furnace.
THEFT OF IRoE.-Robert Wiley is the name of
a youth captured this morning In the act of pill
feripg iron from the locomotive works at Broad
and Hamilton streets. Alderman Massey held
him in $500 bail 70 answer.
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RoBBEp.-An individual named James Burns
this morning lodged complaint at the Central
Station that he had been robbed of $3.50 at his
clearinghouse, No. 2249 Sharswood street.
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FROM NEW YORK.
Great Fire in New York City.

New YORK, Feb. 2.-There was great fire in
Wooster street to-day. Loss S120, 600. Nos. ITO,
1l2, ia 116, and 118, together with surrounding,
buildings, were either totally destroyed or badly
damaged. The chief losers are Bremen q
Moore, cabinetmakers, and the Metropolitan
Collar Company. At noon the fire was still
burning.
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FROM THE STATE.
The Metropolitan Police Bill.
o.. f.a< H1~I.x~-<.A

SpeesaI Despatch 70 1he EVensflg 1eleoraph
Harrisburg, Feb. 2.-Republican members
of the House are now holding caucus on the
Metropolitan Police bill, and they will un-
doubtedly agree to pass 1t this afternoon in the
House. There are doubts whether the Governor
will sign 1t.
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Bult,more Produce l,rar,sot.

BALTIMORE Feb, 2-Cotton heavy and nominslly
26c Flour dall and weak, but prices are unchanged.
@14b. Corn steady; white, S1@1 -02; yellow, s9@s5c.
Oats dun at 54@6ec. Rye, csc; Mess Pork quiet at
do, 16k@16xc.; shoulders, 1s@1BAc.; hams, aec
Lard quiet at 17@17Hc. Whisky weak at sT@ssc.
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.
The AIRLINE Road.

New HAVEN, Coma, Feb. 2.-The town of
New Haven has voted to postpone indefinitely
the loaning of its credit to the airline road by
1877 to 1877
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FROM THE WEST.
Congressional Nomination.

Congregational Nemination.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Feb 2.-David Atwood, of
Madison, was nominated to-day by the Republi-
cans for Congress, to fill the vacancy occasion0d
by the death of Mr.. Hopkins.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-02-02

DERsONs HAVING DEBTS DUE IN ANY
Il part OF the United States can have them easily
adjusted and collected on application 70 the Genera
Collection Agency, ROBERT 8. LEAGUE a Co.,
No. l9b South SEVENTH Street.
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TU,HERE is NOW OVER o, 900 PRIZE MONEY
Il unclaimed in the United States Treasury. All
pcvsons who have been In the Naval service OF the
United States their heirs Representatives should
make an immediate inquiry upsn the subject at NO.
1876 g. SEVENTH Street 7s0
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COLDIERS INJURED SOLDIERS DISCHARGED
- on account OF Rupture or any other injury re-
ceived in the line OF duty, obtain $500 bounty
and pension. BY applying 70
ROBERT g. LEAGUE Il CO.,
No 1856 s. SEVENTH Street
Fun information given free OF charge. 80
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THIRD EDITION
w A 8 H I NJ q r o M.

American Citizens in British Prisons
The Gold neutrality-suspicious.
Payment of TTea-
sury Warrants--Inter-
nal Revenue
Affairs.
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FROM THE DOMINION.
Roat. for che Red River Ceantrx.

TORONTO, Feb. 2.-The Dominion Govern
ment has ordered the construction of a large
number of boats, to be SO feet long, feet wide,
and feet deep, for the purpose of sending men
into the Winnipeg settlement on the first OPEN
ing of spring.
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FOURTH EDITION
= y n o r Il.

Detention in the Shipment Of American
Mail Msttsr-Dr, Livingstone's
Death Again Reported-He
is said to have been
Burned as q Wizard
Postal Tele-
graphy in
England.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1870-12-15
MILITARY, NAVAL AND GENERAL
AGENCY.
Chas, 7. lIcGill,
Attorney at Law aad Solicitor Cor
Claimants,
w ashin gtOn, d. {.
Established 1891

Continues to attend to Claims. especi-
ally those growing ont of the late war.
before the several Departments and
Courts of the United States; Pensions
due Soldiers. Officers. of every grade,
Spamen and Marines, and the " idoWs.
Children and heirS-at-laW OF those who
have been killed Or died from wounds OF
sickness contracted in the service; Re
crIiting and Quarterntlstcrs' Claims !;
Claims for Steamboats,, AID craft OF all
description, used, rented, or destroyed
by Government; Horsec, Cattle. Fodder,
Corn, and all kinds OF property taken for
Government purposes in the Northern
ana Southern States; Mail Contractors
Claims, and the Claims OF late Post Mas
tiers, North and South.
Claims for property seized by the
Freedmen Bureau Treasury Agents.
and for the recovery OF abandoned prop
erty. promptly attended TO.
Pariicu attention given to Claims
for Refund OF Internal Revenue Tax
and Customs Duties eTroneoUSiy assessed
and paid, Railroad accounts and Claims
on Foreign Governments.
Bounty and Bounty Land obtained un-
der all existing laws, and laws that may
hereafter be made.
Claims before the Departments, Con-
oreSs. Court of Claims. and Supreme
Court. in the hands of distant attorneys,
requiring the service OF al agent III WASH
IuGtCn. are feUiieStcd- ana VIII Dc cHtf-
getically prosecuted on the most liberal
terms. -..
Suspended cases, Of whatever nature
whether of long standing or. recent date.
are solicited; also, pensions, suspended
by rea; ON of the late war, revived i'll the
several States. .a L-la
Our long residence at the seat of Gov
ernment; Familiarity with the Offices. and
thorough daily practical experience in ali
the Departments, well qualify us for the
bfOmpt and energetic discharge of all
business iii5c ced in our fiariCis.
REFERENCES :-IiOn. Eugene Cassidy.
u. =. Senate: Hon. :. +. Chase. Chief
Justice L. $; Gen. W. T. Sherman. l..
:. A.; Hon. II. VI. McGiH. late Gov; :;
W. Olympia; Hon. Jno. Shermail. L
). Senator Ohio Hon. :. &. POneroy,
L. S. Senator. Kansas; Hon. w. 3.
Strokes, VI. c.; Judge @. W. Clinton,
Buffalo. n. y; L. \. Griffith, Esq,
.JonesbOrO.
Attorneys at Law and Agents through
out the country who desire to form an en-
ergetic Branch Agency at Washington,
which win be OF mutual benefit are re-
dIested 20 forward business. Detailed in
formations advice. instruction. and all
necessary forms for every claim furnished
to correspondents. Terms moderate. Adj
dress CHAS. F. MCGIIL. u. o. Box
699 Washington, ID. G. Office and resi-
dence 9th street cor. f.