Letters, 1841-1883, Washington, D.C., to six correspondents.

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Letters, 1841-1883, Washington, D.C., to six correspondents.

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Three ALSs, 1841 and 1883, concern financial transactions; ALS, 1869 April 15, mentions enclosure of the catalog of his gallery; LS, 1877 Dec. 4, Washington, to James Grant Wilson, and LS, 1883 Feb. 20, Washington, to Gabriel Harrison, ask for information on forthcoming publications from these authors.

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