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4 STRIKE OF MINING BOYS.

WILKEsBARRE, Penn, Aug 10.-A meeting
driver boys Of the Hollenback and Empire mines
was held tonight. statement Of their grievances was
made and resolution passed binding the strikers TO
main firm until a compromise is made between them and
the operators Their demand is that when a miner has
his sufficient number OF cars loaded constituting days
work for which he il allowed full days pay, regard
time occupied the number OF hours shall
constitute "a work for the drivers. Heretofore the
boys have only been paid for the actual number OF hours
they have worked. Another meeting Will DC held III
Parrish Grove tomorrow afternoon.
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ATTACKED BY STRIKERS.

PITTsBURG, Penn, Aug. 1O.-A small riot
occurred at the Camp Hill mines, the Pan Handle
Railroad this morning at an early hour The strikers,
number OF l5O lined side OF tho entrance
the mines, and when the nOn-Inon men went TO work
the strikers asssed them with sprag pins For time
there WAS lively scrimDsge between the opposing
forces but fortunately injuries worse than broken
heads aud black eyes resulted. The sheriff was in
formed and Deputy Sheriff with posse was sent to
the scene Tonight all Is quiet and further trouble 10
annrlhenael.
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CANADIAN ROADS CONSOLIDATED.

LONDON, Aug. l0.-ExtraOrdlnary meetings
OF the shareholders of Grand rrdnk and Great West
ern Railway Companies of Canada were held to-day AT
both meetings the scheme for the gamatOn OF the
two roads was confirmed by show OF hands, but poll
was demanded In behalf OF Insignificant minority.
Locock Webb. Queens Counsel, renewed his protest
against the consodat0n declaring that the whoe pro.
ceedngs were illegal In the poll on the question OF
amalginaon the majority In favor VI the scheme was
hmm
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DEFALCATION IN MONTREAL.

MONTREAL, Aug. 10.-J. s. Hunter, notary,
has become deiaulter in the amount of 100000. He
appointed to manage the estate OF the
late Charles Phillips and from appearances he has
been doing so to his advantage 1t feared that he
has abstract large ntrusted to him by Others IL
also feared part Of the amonnt cmbeZzcd can
DC recovered. "a Hunter has property iii his own
name. The delinquent held hlgn social aud profes-
sin nO.1 nCr
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF A RBPORTER.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1O.-This afternoon Newton
MseAlillan. promising young journalist, night re-
porter ON The Daily NeTs, shot himself through the LETT
lung with suicidal intent The ball was extracted from
his back IL is believed that he cannot live He comes
of a good family Ann Arbor Mich, and Is grAduate
t 70 Miehign IJniyersty IL Is believed that despond
eney because his inability o grsfy nis oosty tastos
ON n reporters salary, the oAuse oil tbs Act-
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at so cents per day, and advised strikers not
TO allow their places to be filled by foreign
labor, and that those first applying would be perma-
nentlv employed. The poster also states that anyone
intimdatiDg their employees will be promptly prosecuted
The New Central Company this evening informed the
sheriff that they would shortly introduce foreign labor
and wished know what projection would he afforded
The County Commissioners will he consulted before nal
action IL is not unlikely that the militia VIII be
regOrted TO
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GENERAL WASHINGTON NEWS.
CLERKS IN THE PENSION OFFICE.
IBY TELEGRAPH 70 THE TRIBUSEl

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1O.-The names of 400 newly
appointed clerks IN the Pension Office were pub
lished this afternoon. Someone started report,
week or two ago, that each Republican Congress-
man was to be allowed to name two clerks. If the
report had any foundation in the intentions of the
Administration. il seems to have been amended IN
some respects Senator Cameron, of Pennsylvania,
secured eighteen appointments and then did not
get all he wanted
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INDI4NAPOLIS BOARD OF TRADE.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug 1O-The new Indianapolis
Board OF Trade with 900 members, was opened to-
day The Board is composed OF the members OF the
old Board Of Trade the Merchants Exchange and the
Mercantile and Produce Exchanges and IL starts under
the most favorable circumstances, Win a funa VI
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ALARMING CONDITION OF TRIPOLL

PARIS, Aug. 1O.-The Havas Agency pub
shcs letter which states that the condition of Trpoh
is alarming 10 Europeans. FL HadjI Mohammed, who
has returned to II1po from Constantinope announces
that the Porte after settling affairs I'm Egypt intends
SEND an army 10 drive the FreDcd out OF Tunis. The
natives talk of a massacre OF Christians
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EGYPT AND THE ~" Ei'''

.,n THE REBEL LEADbh'
THE POKE M 1rr sULTANs PRocLAMA'
VAGUE REPohlo c.xAI>-TuE ATTITUDE OF
,,,o ho''i Porte has submitted to the Ehgns"
.>,nrnment the draft of proclamation sup
sort;ng the Khedive and denounclns a." -
pacba by name. England, 1t is repoi'1u' ~,
49, consented to the proposal Vi 'no
I,oIan representative in the 0ohiei'"Ot g
Cor temnorary international protection oi
Tho sucz Canal All is reported 10 oo
.n9 :.. ~ Alexandria. Dervisch Pacha mas
80 .od for Ecvpt with small Turkish lorce'
The sensational rumor is reViVeu 'n"' '''''''
is concentrating troops at odessa
hRABI PACHA DENOUNCED AS hEnEE
Ioynox Aug. 1.-THE Daily Ne'rS has the Ioi-
lowing dispatch from Constantnopie: Inc iollo~
inc is the text of the proclamation against AiaUi
pocba. which was communicated to the conference
CT its sitting to-day; -.ooso5
.rob, pocba having a second time transgresSed
the law by taking authority wch uoeS +h yesSels
to him and having presumed to menace tuo III aG
bolonmn0 TO an old and tined frlenu anu a.if ~ -
TnrLev is for these misdeeds proclaimed lo'oi'
to8e''iL ~ @ "i' ~ ali that obedience is due solely TO
,be Khcdive who is the representative oi tne ""A-
tan. r o,,,oo,s
LONDON, Aug 10.-ln the House Vi
tbis afternoon. Sir Charles Dixie, Under Foreign
Secretary. stated that the Porte had submitted u
tbe English Government the draft Of proclaiha,
tion supportinp the authority of the hhediVe anu
denouncing Arabi Pacha by name.
A dispatch to The Times from Constah'lhopi'
states that the Sutan's proclamation declaring
Arobi Pacha rebel also condemns the conduct OF
the military leaders as rebeiOus and criminal ana
mentions the friendly relations of the Porte wlth
England. .,..
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug. 1O.-At to-days sitting Oh
the Conference Lord Duferin, the British Ambassa-
dor announced the assent of England to the pro-
nosal of Count Corti, the Italian Ambassador ior
Temporary international protection OF the suez
Canal. He repeated his declaration that the land
inc of the Turkish troops in Egypt must be pre-
ceded by proclamation against Arab Iacha, ana
the conclusion of a Military Convention with Eng
land.
The Conference will take no cognHance OF lne
Anglo-TurkIsh military convention. 1t IS under
Stood that Lord Dufferin does not insist that Eng
land shall have supreme command OF tno troops ~
Tgvpt NJ NelidOff has arrived here to take charge
of the Russian embassy. A Turkish transport
With artillery, arrived at Suda Bay to-day.
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DEMOCRATS SPREADING THE TRUTH"

A spread the truth meeting was held by
the Essex County Democratic Club last night in the hall
over the Depot of the Newark and York
Railroad in Newark number OF women were present
william d. RutOn the absence of the president Judge
Finley A. Johnson, presided Joseph Atkinson was the
first speaker Charles H. Winfield the of the
evening. He argued that the Republicans favored
lirnir rod mn
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MINING ASSESsMENT AND DIVlDEND.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 10-The Consolidated
Virginia dining Company today levied an assessment
OF 80 cents per SHARE. ,,.
dividend OF 80 per share, payable on the lotp
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MINING TROUBLES IN MARYLAND.

CUMBERLAND, Nd, Aug. u The New
Central Company to-day posted printed hnndbilis In
Lonaoonng and vicinity stating that they wanted 300
miners al 30 cents per tom and would furnish board
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KILLED BY FALLING From A WINDOW.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Aug. 1O.-Robert Moore,
n stonemason OF Mddletown was fatally injured to-day
by falling from fourthstory window in Meriden.
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$4,000 In the treasury Congratulatory messages were
rece yed from th Boards OF Trade and Exchanges 10
New-fork. Philadelphia Boston, Baltimore, Cincinnau,
Chicago, Louisville, Peoria and st. Louis.
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tonight If however the weather continues me
there will still be a remote chance of saving the
ship.
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JOHN p. ST. JOHN NOMINATED FOR GOVERNOR
THE CONVENTION FAvoRs PRoHBIrIoS AND
WOMAN sUPPRAGB-rHE PLATFORM IN FULL
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THE STOCK MARKET.
Reriew eff the Week in Wall Street aud Closing

Prices.
Special to The National Tribune.
New YORK, Dec. 9th, 1S82.-The market
opened strong this morning, and continued SO
during the early hours. Dizziness was the
chief feature at midday, and at the close the
highest prices was attained. We can explain
this condition of affairs by giving the reason
ings which induced the traders and the public
which follow in their wakes to buy stocks to-
day. The morning papers reported that Mr..
Vanderbilt was yesterday a borrower on Gov
ernments to the extent Of $4,000 ,000-ergo, if
he was a borrower OF such a large amount of
money, he must have been a correspondingly
large buyer Of stocks, and it was rumored that
Omaha was the stock particularly receiving his
attention. Assuming this 70 be a fact, it was
supposed that he had means Of knowing that
there was possibility Of settlement of the
difficulties in which the Omaha road is in
volved, or that he intended, by appearing as a
large holder Of the stock to lend his influence to
peaceful solution Of the vexed question. We
give this for what it is worth. Money was
somewhat sharper at 6 per cent.
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WASHINGTON

6.436OOO last year and G,589, 900 bales the year
before. The largest crop raised before the war
was that of 1853 '60-486lCO bales. The work
Of picking is going actively forward, but there
is a scarcity of hands.
Bg0dstresfS Journal reports 12G failures last
week in the United States j. more than the
preceding week, and 2S more than in the cor
responding week of last year. New York city
had Is; Middle States 43, an increase of D.;
New England 81, increase / Southern 81, in
crease S; Western %, increase L; California
and Territories 13, decrease 10; Canada il, de-
crease Il
The commissioner of Pacific railroad accounts
reports that the gross earnings Of the Union
Pacific road for the year ended June 80, 1882,
were $24.O9tG27, and the operating expenses
were $l2,O69,792. The sum of $3.50, ,4O1 was
paid out in interest and $i25.O26 in dividends,
An item OF $l,0O0O90 for buildings ut Omaha
IS included in the operating expenses.
The track Of the Northern Pacific reached
Livingston, Montana, the end Of the Yellow
stone division on Nov. 29th. and trains are now
running to that point The distance from St.
Paul is 1,03l miles, and from Superior, Wis,
1,0l1 miles.
Vice-President Thompson of the Penusyl-
vania Railroad, Nov. 22d, gave orders to the
Grant Locomotive Works Of Paterson, for forty
locomotives, and to the Pittsburgh Locomotive
Company for fifteen, and also issued orders for
the building of 6,000 cars.
The Boston and Albany Railroad Company
reports to the New York State Engineer for the
year ending September 80 as follows: Total
receipts from passengers, $3,O14,lG0.83; total
earnings $3.50 1894; total charges against
earnings, $7,745, ,990.77.
Eighty-four miles Of new track were laid last
week, making the total railway construction
for 1882 to date 9255 miles, against 6, 983 miles
last year.
The Canadian Iron and Steel Company, of
Johnstown, Pa, employing 5000 hands, has
reduced wages from 10 to 20 per cent.
Five hundred men have been thrown out of
work by the stoppage of the mills Of the Allen
town pa Rolling Mill Company.
The Chicago North Side Rolling Mills have
shut down for want Of work, throwing out of
employment 1880 to 2.02O men.
An elevator with the capacity of 100000
bushels was opened at Louisville, KY, on the
1st inst.
The rival Cincinnati stock-yard companies
have consolidated. Their combined capital is
900.
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CNnSumniinn Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice, hav-
ing had placed in his hands by an East India
missionary the formula of simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure for
Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma, and
all throat and lung affections, also positive
and radical cure for nervous debility and all
nervous complaints, after having tested its
wonderful curative powers in thousands of
cases, has felt it his duty to make it known to
his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive
and desire to relieve human suffering. ! viii
send free of charge to all who desire it, this
recipe, in German, French, or English with
full directions for preparing and using, Sent
by mail by addressing, with stamp, naming this
paper, w. A. MOVES, 149 Polcsrs Block, Rochester,
n y
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OUR COMMERCIAL REPORT.
State of the Markets at Leading Trade Centres East
nul W.T..

NEw York, Dec Cotton IS quiet and steady ut 1870
10 9-lCc. Southern hDuT Cul aud weak; good 10 choice
Extra IS 3GaG 80 Wheat firm for spot 5s04c lower for
futures closing firm, decline almost recovered moderate
export and speculaoa no red Certificates AT 81 %
al g35, January 81 lHl l'4, and February 81 49, 4G
l15, Rye quiet ana firm: Western G5a5oac, and state
G.n72c Corn EeuJC lower for spot and year, closing
with reaction of l5M,4c. fairly active and 1sl54c
higher for later options; No mixed in Elevator .4n
T5C. southern 61Oc, DO. white GS0yc. No. year 73J
a. &C. do. H- G9sEC January adGCc., Ma" G2as
G4c. Oats quiet and shade better; mixed Western 900
SIC, white do. I3Gt4-c Coffee dull and unchanged
spot rm and higher for futures sales C,51p bags. Re-
fined Sugars dull and lower at 81 for standard A. $50
9.C for cut loaf Petroleum is dull and nominal; crude
74Esc., refined snssc. United g U3'.. Taliow dull
aud weak prime city 2d7Ssc. Pork dull and nominal
Mess sls for new spot futures neglected Lard fairly
active unsettled and lower for spot closing stronger 5c
10c higher for futures prime steam AZ i 3o4l 30 spot
Sldll U5 December, 10 S-aolO - January, and Sllg
i ~ May Ereghts to Liverpool are firm; Cotton
steamer a 4rL5-l6d., and Wheat ID.
CHICAGO DeC.G--Nhcst moderately active and higher ;
regular @fc. December, 9j January SG'EC February,
g. tE5s May; No. red Winter and No Spring yfia
CGszc. cash Corn active and higher, 554IM557c. cash
53AiAXo. January, 5jbIH&c. May oats strong and
higher SIC cash. 35lc December S4sc. January $50
Soc May. Rye steady bic. Pork active and hig CHER
s7 5gG7 cash s7 704l7 72 January sl7 s6GI7 s2lS
February Lard active and higher At $40 2I0 70 cash
and January and $40 77G@0 So February. Bulk Meats
steady Shoulders g. 5 short RIB - 2 short clear 50 TO-
Whisky Ii steady 1T 81 IL At closing call scarcely any
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

IIvFRPoOI, Dec. 6.-CottOn - Receipts to-day S3, 900
bales. p American Sales 10000 bales. 800 bales
American Market moderately active and steady; mid
opened steady ana closed quiet December delivery Up
lands 1860 SD: December and January 13-G2
27-325 5-o4d January and February l316G5 27-32d
February end March 53-64r5 55G495 27-}2d., March
and April 5I-Gfc5s H., April and May 29G405 59-Cid
May and June l5lGd5 63-Gid, June and July 6364G
1906 Ltd, July and August Lied August and
September d. Rrc9dsUfs quiet and steady except
for Corn which is du a IS Cd per Genital for mixed
Western Receipts of Wheat three days 5000 centals,
G. goo American Lard SIS. per Cwt for prime Western.
Bacon Cd per cwt for long clear mddies and 64s for
short do.
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It IS NOT GENERALLY KNOWN.

is not generally known that manufacture import
deal in nearly everything that il eaten drank
and that consumers can, If they VIII ask their to
procure It FOR them, get any thing they under Thur
beT's brand We do not allow our name ~ be placed
upon any goods that not Of good quality aud full
weight II is therefore the interest Of consumers TO
ask for Thurhcrs brands Some grocers very short
Sghtedly handle other brands because they make
larger profit but they lose sight Of the important fact
that what they make In the larger margin Of profit they
lose IN the smaller volume OF business Not every
knows just what brands they rely upon, but
guarantee all goods sold under nanc TO be Of
superior quality and authorize dealers refund the
chase price in any where tho has for
dissatisfaction II is therefore, 10 the interest of both
get almost everything under brand if they viii
ask their grocer for it,
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House OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

WASHINGTON D. c, HITcA 1, 1873
We, the undersigned, having an acquaintance with
Captain GEORGE F. LEMON for the past few years and
Know ledge of the systematic manner in which he con-
ducts his extensive business and of his reliability for fair
and honorable dealing connected Herewith. cheeTfGly
commend him 20 claimants generally.
A. V. RICE, Chairman
Committee on Es.UdiiG Pensions HotEss Of Reps
w. f SLEMONS NJ. c.,
Second District Of ATk.
W. P. LYNDE, n. c.,
Fourth Dsscict ef va
f. w TOWNSHEND, NJ. C.,
NIEe9SsIIGb District u ~
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CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK,

NAsIiINQIUN, JlIs. Ioi5.
Captain GEORGE T. E,fON attorney and agent for tha
colaten of war claims at Washington city, Is thor.
ouch able and exceedingly we-niOrmed man of busi-
ness of high character, and entirely responsible.
believe that the interests all having war claims require
ing adjustment cannot be conhdei 70 safer hands.
JNO. A J. CRESWELL, President
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All surviving officers and soldiers this war whether
in the Military Naval service of the United states who
served fourteen % days; or, If in battle skrnsh
for less period and the widows OF such who have not
remarked are entitled to 4 pension Of eight dollars
month Proofof loyalty is no longer required IN these
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ESTABLISH 1858.
Pensions.
Heirs.

n wounded injured or have contracted any disease
however slight the disability apply 1T once Thousands
entitled.
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ar ANY person desiring information 70 ny sanss
ing and responsibility WILL request be furnished With
Satisfactory reference In his own vicinity Congrsss
sional District
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War Of 1912.

Widows, minor children, dependent msthsrs Iather1
and and sisters in the order named
entitled.
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Increase of Pensions,

Pension laws more liberal now than formerly and
many are now entitled 10 higher rate than they receive
From and after January, 1851 shall make no charges
for my sces in claims for increase Of pension where
no new disability is alleged unless successful in procur-
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change in Grain. Pork active and prices steady to 10c
higher. Lard active and finn TO 19c. higher.
CATTLE MARKETS

CHICAGO, Dec. 6.-HoEs- Receipts -. .O0O md ship
ments 1000; market active and sc higher common to
good mixed . 0GG 30 heavy at sa l5@6 70 Light at s. 65
c5 . Caekeceipts 600, shipments 200; market drag
EinC hut steady good TO choice shipping s. 2pu6; butch
ers - 2e3 %; socers and feeders - SJd4 Sheep
Receipts $500 shipments AGO. market slow and steady;
medium TO good g 1e3 90; choice TO extra 81 20 "a 80
ST. LOUIS, Dec G-Catte-Receipts 500. shipments G5
market dull and weak light shipping - 2jGl5; heavy
DO StG5 IS good n choice butcher Steers 50 5oG4 25
mixed butchers q 5y6s3 70 socxers % 80
feeders IS 504 common to fair grass Texans & IS % So
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NO CHARGE
WILL BE MADE FOR THIS
PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION,
What Will a Patent Cost q?

II you advised that your invention patentable
send $50 TO pay Government application fee of IJ, and
So for the drawings required by the Government
amount IS payable when the application Is made. This
is all of the expense, unless Patent is allowed When
allowed the attorneys fee (S2J and the final Govern
ment fee $500 is payable.
BY these terms you know beforehand-f'or nothing
whether you going to get Patent not and
torneys fee is charged un ess you do get Patent.
ing the Patent will advise yOu that your
pOtenable unless it really paentable his best
on advice given after preliminary exam
DESIGN PATENTS and the REGISTRATION
OF LABELS and TRAnE-NiARkS secured.
CAVEATS prepared and hlcd.
Application for the REISSUE OF PATENTS
carefully and skifuly prepared and promptly prose
Applications in revivor OF REJECTED, ABAN-
DONED OR FORFEITED CASES made. Very
you undertaken to secure your own patent
failed skillHl handling the may lead
send me written request addressed to the Commissioners
of Patents that he recognize GEORGE LEMON of Wash
lngOn, D. c. your attorney in the case, giving the
ute OF the invention and about the date OF ming your
application. An examination will be made OF the case,
and you Will be informed whether patent can be
obtained. This examination and report ulH cost you
nothing
Interference Contests arising within the, Patent
once between two more rival claimants TO the same
sulJect-matte of invention, attended 10.
Appeal Remedies pursued in relief nom adverse
Office decisions.
Searches made for title to inventions.
Copies of Patents furnished ut the regular Govern
rates ( each if subsequent TO ls66 previous
Copies of Of;iciai Records furnlsh6d
Opinions rendered as to scope, validity and infringe
ment OF Patents.
In fact any information relating TO Patents and to
property rights In inventions promptly furnished
most reasonable terms.
Remember, this office has been in successful operation
1885, and you therefore reap the benefits Of expert
enCe.
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Bounty and Pay.
Collections promptly made.
Property taken by the Army In
States Not in Instruction.

Claims OF this character will receive special attention
provided they filed before January 1880 II not
hled prior to that date they barred by of lin
itatiOn.
In addition 10 the above prosecute Military and
Naval Claims of every description, procure Patents,
Trade Marks Copyrights attend % business before the
General Land Oce and other Of the Interior
Department. and all the Departments of the Government.
We invite correspondence from all interested assuring
them of tho utmost prom pude energy and thorough.
ness in all matters intruSted hands
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Restoration to Pension Roll.

Pensioners who have been unjustly dropped from sAs
pension roll or whose names have been stricken there
from by reason of failure to draw their pension
period Of three years, by Of reensment may
House.