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A letter from Washington says "Mrs Decatur
has again presented her claims to Congress, for
an allowance to be made to her, for the destruc
ton of the frigate Philadelphia, by her late hus-
band, in the hsrbor of Trpoli, in 1904" We
have seen a pamphlet of 62 pages, containing
the documents published BY Mrs. Decatur, rcla-
tive to this claim, and think that the lady has
made out fair case, and to be justly entitled to
the benevolence of a liberal and high minded
Legislature. B9st. Centina.