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A Hartford Banks surplus Gone-T Presa-
dent ANA ts-hicr \ Arr-stcd.

Hartford, Feb. lO.-Thc examination Of
Bank Examiner Mygati into the affairs Of
the Farmers and Mechanics National Bank, in
this city. has caused developments which led
this afternoon to the arrest 10y the Unitcd States
Marshal of the President. John &. Tracy and
the Cashier j. l.. Chapman, the former for mis-
dcmeanor in fal-iiying accounts SO that largo
Deficiencies from oy"rdraits AMI poor loans
without the knowledge Of the directors. wrr"
covered up. and the Cashier for cmbeI.cmcnt
Of $500. Both officers wore brought before the
United States Commissioner and gave bonds for
their appearance befor"the United States Court
ov"rfruit- AMI loans un pper security sane
toned hy the President II now thought To- be-
about faprl On this there Will b" some
salvage. and the not lDS- Will not probably hr
Over t,nprpl. Tn" bank hnsa surplus IT $40
er and undivided profits of s"VH TIA" ln-s
viii therefore " 10" ont the surplus and uruha-
hly impair tho capital of si.iO5.vJ about ton per
cent.
The disclosure causos much sorrow rs we'll as
great aston -hm"nt IA all circles hcrr ~ the
II '-ilnni and Cashier have born tN client char
actors ani been held IN the h ghn-i rstimht ion
by all. The motiN" ~ Mr. Tracy In huvingSu IN
large amounts ON insufficient security is not
clear, u- i docs not vt appear that hr hns per
snnully pron''d hy the loin-. The drh'iinry
lln- h,"n very adruitlv concealed from the Bank
Examiner and tn" directors.
ia" bank il all tn meet all H. Liabilities. and
Will continue business under thn charge OF Mr.
Henry Dewey. tn leading stockhOldcr director
and Vice President.
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4 FITHER'S DOUBLE CRIME.


HAMILTON, Ont, Feb. lO.-A despatch from
Dundas contains the announcement that NJ
Cook. who had been shot hy her father. was
dead. William Cook was a passionate man. and
when excited used threatening language to his
family. On sunday evening he threatened that
he would get square with them. In the morning
he got his gun and inquired for lead. saving he
WINS going g. shoot Tho pigeons in the yard. There
was mo- lead to Dee found. So that he must have
WAS in her bedroom. the window of which was
open. She saw her father appruurh th window
" lu thH gun. and ON ilIs RAISING the weapon to
his shoulder sh" attempted 10 escape. but only
got % few feet away when She was shot on the
upprr part Of tn" body and fell behind tho door
In lew minutes second shot WIS heard from
the barn. There lay the father with his head
almost completely blown away. his hraius being
spniicred over the sides of The house and even
on the fence ncar the door. H.s drath was in
stautanouus. Ii is supposed he had placed the
muz,lo ~ tho gun below his ear. Cook WAS n
widnwrr. Cook , il the third cnse Of suicide ON
the same farm. the other two cusrs having been
n.
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SATURDAY NIGHT IN GILMORE'S.
TIE Finest Trottinz Yet Seen There-Laugh-
ter at the Fat Men.

The sport at Gilmore's Garden continues
TO attract large audiences. The immense hip
podrome last night was dcnsey packed. The
three In five. to saddle. There were flve start
ere. namely. Filtration. Harvey. Pat. Lynch,
Jennie Moore and Fitzgerald. The b. <. Har-
vey won the first and second heats after n close
contest with Jennie More. in 2:5o and 2;i7.
In the third heat Harvey finished first, but
the Judges decided TO give the heat TO Pat Lynch.
on account OF foul riding on the part OF tn-
rider OF Harvey; tlme-2:i9 The fourth hrnt
was won by Jennie Moore timc-2:i9. The nth
The sixth heat and trot was won by Jennie
Moore after struggle with Pat Lynch time
2:iSb.
Then thcrc was trotting match for 800. two
miles and repeaai. hctWeen F. II. Hamilton,s blk.
Harry ut the word took the lead and was not
h"nied. winning in two straight heats in 80
and 5:5i. The third trot was for Il purse and
five. i had threo st9,rt,crs. Ben TThomp-
son, alter an exciting trot Showing
splendid spool. won the first and second
h'qis IA the fast time of 2;ia and 2.ss. H.. l..
<. Ben being good second in each heat The
third heat the Judges decided dead ono be-
tween b. x. Ben and the Y. =. Ben Thompson. on
arcount Of both horses running time 2.39. Mr..
~ Edward inrr,b bhennrneys f. & Ben Thompson won
fastest and best-hottomcd horse that ever
tr9tted In the hppodromc; time. 239S.
In the tr9t against time. the b. &. Myron Perry
$3.50. Myron Perry lost trotting in three trials in
2:t5, 2:37 =. and 2:3S.
The colorcd fat mems foot race for n purse Of
s25 two laps and repent. over hurdles. madr
much amusement. M did the champion match
hrtwcrn William Coot-. 2GO lbs and Samuel
Smith. 215 lbs, which was won by COots.
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Discipiinins Police Omcers,

At a meeting OF the Police Commissioners WA.
erday nityour rounisnen were reduced to patrolmen
ana transferred to duty In other precincts and as many
patromen promoted to the positions made vacant sov.
eral roundsmen were also made acting sergeant. The
following letter was sent to ten Captains "Your daily
reports for the month of December last 10
Iarocd your precinct only 80 Is hours during the en-.
ure nultN while you spent than forty per
cent ot the whole month at home at meals aud In pri.
Nac Affairs and that you spent iIn3b hours In the sta
ton house. Twelve entire DAYS Of the month you W
yourself as not having performed any patrol duty what
ever II is evident frOn your own statement that you
cannot have personal knowledge Of the way the
under your command perform patrol duty Its. there
officers of patrol precincts that more patrol duty be
formed and less time spent In the station houses"
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NORWICH. y. Y. Feb lo.-Nlrs. Elizabeth Tut
Tie tho townol Groenc. thonnnsoc deserted
b, her husband about two years ago She oonunlcd 10
h,c in the ucghhurhood. with daughter II years old
In July $50 pitchiork agent who had been trn, Hing
hroush the county, put up tor nc m-ht at Mrs TutlrA
SiN provided Wiih an uuNi, luhutiiN
feathers, AMI n uuinh'r Of I'm horns thercupon sur
rounded the huu-e hrukc the windows with stones and
Kept upA terrible dim with thr horns ami anvil n night
The ui-htcucd agent ned, ant Mrs. Iutur was thrown
into fits. flum which she SUM red "A
time She then brought separate SUITS asain.t each o
the persons engaged m tho assault Al thH late
the County Court IN this place the suit o Elizabeth Futile
against Edwin Elliott was tried NJ test case by Judge
Toilet II resulted iuA verdict u $40 damages iOr Mrs
Tue The other hNc suits were drciird by the result ol
the test case, and Mrs Tulte wall get $500 damages
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Ision which would involve tho House in this

.clslon which would involve the House In this
After further discussion. the point OF order
was overrnled BY the Speaker. Heheld that the
clause in the fifth section OF the Electoral act
Joint meeting no debate shall DO allowed. &C.
i, had no pertnencyG ~ 70 81, the M question. The por-
ns fssess Of ws9e sss at rs hGh p%S nS4 to
section. which provides that, II there be
objection to the report Of the commission
minutes. and that after such debate shall have
llastcd two hours. II shall be the duty Of each
h2nse to put the mn,n QUESTION without further
time than the present II the debate s had been BEEN
so be- Ths oher pods 5eeesS Of tSs o iii
bearing on the subject was that part of tho
fifth section which reads: And no re-
shall shaw have u arisen in reference aSsS'RRs to tRe
counting Of such votes or otherwise under this
act, in. which case it shall be competent for
either House. acting separately. in tho mnnner
herein before provided to direct a recess Of
such House. not beyond the next day (sundays
excepted at 10 o'clock in the forenoon" II was
q fact. the Speaker continued, that this was the
first time when n question has arisen. and II
having now. arisen for tho first time. the Chair
thinks that 1t is competent for the House to tmko
q recess until Monday at 10 A. NJ, If its judg
Mr.. Hale-Thcn the Chair overrules the point
The speaker-Thc Chair overrulcs the point
OF order.
Mr.. Halc-I respectfully appeal from the de-
;, Mr. Cox-,I, move to lay the appeal on the ta-
Tho question WIS then taken on the motion
for recess until Monday at 10 A. NJ, and il was
carried. Yeas 1863; nays. 1Os
During the vote n message was received from
the Senate that II had ovcrrulod the objection to
the decision of tho commission in the cnse of
Florida and was ready TO meet the House in
that he would have the senate informed that
the House had taken recess.
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Jean Baptlste Henri vandervelpcn and his
wife Jeanette accused Of having forged the the
Baron dAccouse at Bothay. Belgium. to note Of 5oo
600 francs, before Commissioner White yesterday
for examination Counsel for the defence moved for the
discharge Of the prisoners the ground that the exradi
uon treaty with Belgium was only retroactive in
cases OF mur er aud tu the note In que On wAs
executed In iH62 and ufe until Is72 which nttrv
date was two years pn To the execution OF the treaty.
aud further that even admitting the note be forgery,
The commencement OF legal proceedings thereon by Van.
derVelpen to recover the amount which procccdngs
were n"w n-n'no ~ n-l"un was not nm uticrancc Of
forged paper within the meaning OF the treaty The
L
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A Panic at - Tnilors' Meeting.

Nearly three hundred shop tailors met last
night at i2o Rnston street To discuss the pre- Mt 10
preston In the trade and the low rate OF per
mnnent mutual, prote cvc and lcncvo vo NJ examination
Va. iurturi, ami suitable resolutions were adopted.
While several ftfsuns were talking tIal voice nrar
the entrance rull,d ont "Jun. come h,anr. "A nirf'
Immediate lpl men ~prtug trun their seats, and
rushed toward the narrow door. fIg each other
thrr irHnuc efforts tuc,chlc The toun OF the srskcf
Nr crow AMI the Chairman prevented a panic. aud
OIdNr was sNOm resiOIel.
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meeting Of the subs ribcrs Of the Eastern
District Library Buildings who have not paid their
scrpons held last night the residence OF Mr. RobA
crowen, ~ Bedford avenue Brooklyn The cause Of the
non payment l. claim at false prci.nerS obtaining the
ssnaurr- and NJ the library A-a'iuu fro ~ suit "a
"pmIc the laNnUn nj. the dvlnlurui tir meeting Mr.,
rw'i lrc.dn ns aud john Br nu,u ., ne secretary APP
ihutcd con ilitlt win tNN"r
bic II not then tho strength ni the iistm, Mt paid
tocomnece r' cdln-. for the entire closing up OF TIE
Institution, Which has never been "a popular ,uv.
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A complimentary dinner was given 10 Mayor
Ely IN the Lotos club last evening
The steamships parthia from Liverpool, and
oder, from Brrmci. 27l ull arrived last evening.
A fire in the 81. Grrnrin ll""l nt Twenty
second street and BloaiMAy daas,d tho building t2,tO
last evening.
Jane s. williamson. willow Of the late Polco
Captain Williamson, was ound dead IA her bed Sc stsr.
day at 3ii East EishtA uilrd street
DR.. james Wood said yesterday that there
wasn probability thnt Mr Samuel in'r,l who shot
himself IN the head, ON Thursday, woad noo,,r
The new chapel Of the NJ ,tul-y Nui'r eirnot
Mission, At $40 water 20 =, NlN IIN
Thr l.t p.t QlHu.ion llt.f aa- % . '.. 4'-T
aliit--e,
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The Columbia Lie Insurance Company.

ST LOUIS, Fab. lo.-The committee appointed
few days ago by Col Price, state supcrln
tend1nt of Insurance, to appraise real cs-
tate belonging to the Columbia Life Insurance
Company made ,Irelminary report te lay This
property l. scheduled hv the comrnnY being worth
~ 71d, while the appraisers value u ~ only s37 30
showing difference o S3tiO.H ami II reduces tie as
sets OF the COMPANY 10 that
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james Flood or james Mcfarland

1twas reported in the Police Central Once yes.
terday that James Flood WHO'S 10 be tried the murdcs
OF his wife, assumed the Flood some years ago
and that his real name is James Mcfarland About ter
years ago. according 70 the story whispered into SUPER
tendcnt Waliing's ear. Mcfarland In Toledo ONO
aud had an allegation bout The woman who was recent
~ murdered. McFarlnnd's adversary was KILLED The
Sulrrnt' dt NJ wd> also informed thnt Miss PAGE who
/, said to be- sister OF The woman who was killed.
the wife uf a western gambler
flo," said Last evening that he never lived In Toledo;
That he never killed attempted 10 Nil any one eXcepi
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Refusing TO Testify sgain., hi. Son.

MEMPHIS. Feb. lO,-Judgc Logwood. " tho
Criminal Court this morning nnoi eN Mayor John League
go ant sentenced him ia until he wall answer for re-.
msins io TESTIFY atulns hl, son Robert clarsDd with
tnrsng i-iHthrrs namr tn nm order for -ui amount
ON bnriiu- May Mr Iptgue refused nu the ground
tIAl lhl, leslnInny MnmIl lIe.rncn hIs -nn.
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LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DASHES HERE AND THERE M TH1
SUMS REPORTERS.
Inc Mind Reader In Chickering Hail-New
experiments, with Satisfactory Resuits-
Ready TO Accept Wager OF ei ,OOO

Mind Reader Brown held his second public
reception, In which well as old xpe were
tried, In Chckcring Hall last night While Brown was ouN
Of e room one OF the committee handed kne to gen.
ueman. and Brown into the room blindfo,ded ana
found IL Thena Of person in the audience was vr
ten on paper. and ~ writer led by Mr. Brown.
blindfoded TO the besA OF the name. xperue nj
was tlltg the initials Of persons by holding
hand Of the person who Thought of those initials The
initials were written on piece Of paper and placed
the desk Then Brown still bndfo1ed led the thinker
AMI writer of the initials To alphabet sire chcd
the back OF the stage, and touched first and the
other until he firmly wrote down the correct Initials
Prot Brown was worn out when the tests through,
and lie said that he never excited and I'd
his lie He said he was prepared 10 accept the wager of
xlpp offered by Mr. Augustus Stone that he could no1
perform all his ieats without accom- plice.
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roRr ROYAL. 3. c.. Fob lO.-Tho stoum-
or Bavaria, bound for Liverpool, was burned M
sea fcb a at "@ NJ Tho ship wa.
on hf" fure ara an but the phssruA,rs an
escaped 100 the ship boats ani prkti mp lN the
bark DnrphN Thmri ,un M northeast lnic nineteen
hours aicr and landed at ~, ,Iuor > a.. They lost all
tlrlr a.
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NEW HAVEN Feb l0-Thc Lake Shore nnd
Michigan kiilrnai Company have ~t,i with tl widow
o I. e cram ol this cy, whose husband was killed at
Ashtabuli, Tor The SUM ul s'li'
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james Mckenna. employed in tho Jersey City
Theatre, arrested yesterday robbng the ward.
robe OF costumes Recently McKcnna stopped performs
aucc in tn" theatre > stealing hV cosmetics of well
known actress. whn r'lu-ld tn appear until
mtuc- rrc provided, aui ana afor nsi to 10.
LIS fA..cr stolen Costume worth several
hundred dollars were found n VI, kouna rooms
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The Mountain Meadow Murderer.

SALT LAKE CITY. Feb. lo-Thc exceptions
taken TO the rulnsc of the Court IN the trial John D.
loc. the alleged Mountain Meadow murderer, and To his
sentence ovcrrulcd hy the supreme Court of the
Territory today and the Second District Court WAS
ordered To hA another day Tor Lees execution II is
STATE supreme Court
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The will Of Fathei Eugene Cassidy the ngod
pr, who died III ID nccmber IN the paroehnl residence
OF The church Of ST MarN ,star of the sea HrnHkyn wag
ninmtHd io probate yesterday lhr only lrrV leu
w,fr las book and Nui up nOf l HltfH i Doe rotten
tHuun niil Lite ln. .urlucr & .WpAuN u., sAiify NM
nm lIa Q
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LONDON. Feb. lO-Fory Yarmouth and Low
c-fHt -ius vessels. hhNiu- over two hundred men and
boy. On hoard. ui-ns The Government have de- >
patched tMu vessels N search of them
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HAVANA. Feb. lo.-A decree has been issued
hy captain General Jovear In which, after setting forth
in preamble that tho against the nsurgentsi
present resulting very advanageously ihe spaniards
he rdons al political prisoners confined III the Isle oi
Purs who natives residents of that portion the
island Of Cuba lying wcst 0 the TrOcha provided said
ph shncrs are hhy confined by order Vi tie authorities
aud not by sentence Oi any court
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CINcINNATI. Feb. lQ.-Ephrnim Holland was
to-day hcld the Of SION bail Ia ansWtra hlreo
oi hcing implicated IN fraudulent voting IA tAe Ostobor
tlt
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poTTsvILLE. Pa. Feb. lO.-Thc Mountain City
Bank O this city suspended payment this morning The
directors the reason the heavy withdrawAl of
oposs and STATE that time Is required tO realize the
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KEENE N. H., Feb. 10 Tho Rev. T. j. Carpcn-
ter al SwAnIa was thrown from his sleigh tins after
noon, and died soon after from the Injuries he received.
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The Poughkeepsie bridge.

rornKrErsrE. Feb. i0 Tic first cnis,on for
iu! lvu. ...ltg Ill.
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Cognaos bottled nt Ion2ar di.till rios: also in
wuI Nri.F l. N AS Fl, .'- A'p.ll.r ".aIe suect
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JOTIINGs lHOUT TOUN.

Southwest winds. stationary or rising haro-
m,ur and temperature, clear or partly cloudy wcauler,
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Oyster dealers Of y W York and vicinity are
al Hi t.rdll nt Mahy- Sow A0h dt gt, n uAFu.4n
FL, g"i save aLanIsomc ptQAL
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IN JOINT CONVENTION.
The presiding officer then rose and said:

The Joint convention Of Congress for counting the cleo
toral votes it, .sston The two Hpu-es
having separated pending submission TO the eommis
sion Of Ohcc ton 60 th ctrrt IRON the state u Flor
idaLhave now r.as-cmbed to hear and a. coincide or
Otherwise with the decision OF that tribunal which deci-
SION has been signed y majority u the commission in
writing 1t will be entered on the journal oi each House
The Secretary Of the Senate then read the de-
nlAIllIl IL fol
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Why7 For the same rea-

WhY2 Because Asthma
is II contraction of the
Bronchial Z uOes, caused
by Inflammation and ilTi-
tatlOn of the muUus m IN.
nrane lining the Bronch-
ial Tubes. Use oxygen.
ated Air as we will dlI ect
and we will warrant n
Cure. We have cured
ca .es of Twenty Years
standing.
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Asthma! !!

WE GU UARANTEE
TO CURE Coug
Colds, D!ptheIia. Pneu
monia, Neuralgia AID
nearly al other severe
nttacRs whep all other
remedies fail,
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DR.. Townsend's Oxygen
ated Air will purify the
blood III 6ne-third the
time that any OF h er
known rene ycan. Whya
because to inhale OXv-
genated Air It goes di-
rect to the Lungs and
pas ses through the tis-
sues and comes in direc1
contact with the blood
as 1t Is forced INTO the
Lungs by the action Of
tine heart. All the blood
in our veins returns to
the heart every four min
utes II the biOOO is good,
andfOrced from the heart
TO the lungs, AMI the
more Oxygen you lnhale o
into the lunPs the more
you purify the b 900.
When OXvgeu comes in
contact with the impuTi-
ties in the blood 1t car
bOnlzes and burns, caus-
ing the blood to be heat-
ed so that 1t warns eve
nv part Of the bodv, as it
roes on its revolutions
through the system, II
your bOOd is pure You
olnnOt he sick. We DIVE
Mercury and all other
impurities out OF { II @
blood. We guarantee to
purify tho blood IN one
third the time Of any
other known remedy.
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SFn Q Coz a day SU RE made by AGENTS
StV Z SHO selling our Chromos Crayons
-.u-s-a--suz.a~.z-z Picture aud Chrome Cards.
l00 samples worth 81 sent pos Upald for 70 cts
Illus trated CRtnlogurs EFRE.
]. II. BUtFoRD'S SONS, BOSTON.
Established lsa0l feb3y
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Bronchitis !

ALL Persons that
read this are invite,
to send for our larg
and beautifully illu
trated Paper,sen fru
to any address.
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Can be cured. Why 7 be-
cause we have cured
hundreds Of cases. some
of them being olven over
TO die Dy oil physlclans
of other schools OF prac-
tlce. Consumption is q
disease Of the Air passa-
ses and over two.thirds
of the cases are caused
by Catarrh. We guaIan-
Tee q cure If you will
come in season.
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United states, Court Of Claims, Court of Com
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Sohyl ssloh enc all classes OF war claims before
the Executive Departments.
ARREARS OF PAY AND BOUNTY
OFFICERS, SOLDIERS and SAILORS Of the late
war OF their heirs, ale in many cases entitled to
money from the Government, OF which they
vice, aud state amount Of paw ana bounty re-
ceived. Enclose stamo and a full reply, after
examination, will be given you free.
PENSIONS.
All Officers Soldiers and Sailors wounded
rupl ured or injured in the late war. however
slightly, can obtain pensloD. many now receiV.
ing pensions are entited.tOian Increase. send
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UNITED STATES GENERAL LAND oFEIoE.
Contested Land Cases. Private Land Claims,
Mini Il Presumption and Homesteld Gases pros.
ecute1 before the General Land Office and De-
partment OF the Interior.
OLD BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS.
The last Report of the Commissioner Of the
General Land Office shows 2s97,50 acres of
Bounty Land Warrants outsland ng These
Issued under act OF 1855 and prior acts. We pay
cash for them. send by registered letter -
Where assignments are imperfecG we ave in
stfuchOns TO perfect them.
Each deUartmeRt of our business is conducted
in separate bureau, under charge of experIenc.
ed mwYers and clerks.
BY reason Of error OF fraud many ATTORNEYS
ate SUSPENDED from DractiGe before the Pension
aud other offices each year. Claimants whose
alto neYs have been thus suspended will be
FratuitOuSly furnished with full information
and proper papers on application TO u.s.
AS we charge NO fee unless successful stamps
1or return postage should 9 sent u.s.
Liberal alrau tements made with attorneys in
all classes of business ~
Address, GILMORE & CO.,
P. O. Box "A. Washington, D. C.
WASHINGTON, DC, November "a, 1875.
take Pleasure in expressing my entire conf.
dcnce in the responsibility and ndelity of the
Law, Patent anO Collection House OF GILMORE
& CO., of this city
GEORGE H. B. WHITE,
Cashier OF the National Metropolitan Bank.
Dec. g. 1875 tt
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