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My Dear Sir

ALBANY, July 10, 1892.

Recognizing your well-merited and extensive influence in the commercial circles in your city, I beg to introduce to you Thomas Long, who is desirous of obin your city, I beg to introduce to you Thomas Long, who is desirous of obtaining a clerkship in a counting-house, He is a gentleman of capacity and ability. His character stands A 1, and he is as industrious as he is energetic. He considers New York a better field than this place, and prefers to try his chances there to remaining here. He can refer to me. Trusting that you will lend him a helping hand, I am, WM. PENDER, Esq.

Yours, very truly,

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