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TAO doors from Pearlsire5t and junction OF Wall WIZ
Pearlree beng errors Of reducing his stock of Books AID
S,a;oaery offers general assortment al f7ese pr'ess IL
retail. ,..
He has quantity of FAMILY BIBLES, aiEe nat'.s'
Of Which h,y bee, sold the paAl wholesale a, 81,
winch he now offers nj the pee By single one oe al
81 81 30 SO > and s. j1-;te lest t'so ssins as Usually
sells at s.
An assortment OF ANIMALS and other Books IL se bf'nss;
.h,s -, ,hs Hoidays Flank Boos Of all qualities and
ve s,boo ganss Of ai kinds. Also, S;ntoIerJ--aA OF
which he now Offers ut much uoaar usu.l retail prees
Further enumeration unnecessary, as ii Is Presumed iese
wishing 10 buy will consult her interest by ca!inE
REYNOLDS Wearts Lane OF sage pass the 'oo' sss I
minutes.
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THE POLITICAL FORTUNE TELLER.
A cnriousiu charming book.
ORACLES FROM THE POETS.
a FrneifM Dirs-si0R for the Dr1riag- Room.


ORACLES FROM THE POETS
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BY CAROLINE GILMAN.
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Poets leading question al the head
of each DIVISION. As diversion for the dfnwingroo the
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NETWORK. DECEMBER l;
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Passengers Arrived,
In The ship .Nt1c York from Bremen-Mr Mahsedt mn
10 IN the Storage.
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n25 Ennis,

TINE SUBSCRIBERS have To acknowledge their obligations
to Messr PARNLY Tor the very stHd and cpsridnip
ner which they pleased TO speak OF emln the preceding
notice While the subscribers cannot bet deeply that
their professional qbors should much annoy their lmq5e
ana Influential ueigors, and especially that resemblance
should subject the AeTs. PARMLY many uHpen
inquiries they will avail themselves fths opportunity
call eaeniion OF the public to their and pGtct meth ID
OF FASTENING ARTIFICIAL TEETH when set gold plates,
which the cordial APPRECIATION of some the most
eminent Dentists the United States and the unqualified
praise Of many individuals who know tire value Of tho
provement from personal experience.
ms 3mis DODGE K PbRNEIE No - Bnnd.st
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Dances by
NONSIET- r MARTIN

napra hr--
MADAMo1sELLE DESJARpiNs
SIGNOR RAPETTl. Leader of the Orchestra
Admission. fir and enrqueite 81; second ter 50 c;'
private boys with seats, S.
ke to be obnired a, Pnrnos opern House, at the pin
Benr s. CsuTsqi,.s,.eet L. LceerS e Mam;. {.
.iasPy S i'Ssysroccf Latsde " PARK Place MGgun e
Wg!stret Fabecgsiies = Maaen hue W. Se: y
MnTfst hae i W E2nfs fsSS
Chambon Cs r1sdway DnGoudlsu ., Benyeri,t 81
monic O.. i'eres ~. -. o,,.-,o, ~, s,,.,,,,,
d. ny '''e' q ''' ''"''''s' anu GEoR GuYNET.
"A DAY and SATIRpAi64 i De ls S g2d l4ih.
Each Evening AT 'cl6ck and Saturday Afternoon nj j.
fG an PATRONS ase tie sf5 Of NEW soo
winch capable OF accommodating l0c persons at one n'e
50 isni Sas that no
expense have ssf2 G9ed & P,GgSNJ rs:
b means Of Pq'qa tie aud PTivlis Boxes
The following 'a'' GRE ssFp%S9fE sT S3S5l,a
The Uoe%Sg4R. s, W IGM ERN,kDl-NN
o N' -sss" %!ss ,cLfRE%SSF,p a,,s1.,a,.,
c''"l Gh T FEfFfE =; %i TIT yfas''''s'pD'
The most aS ai9g EElz R3gis'if ia America
The I rS,qg,i SR 1gyspe Vocalist
m 1fe + Famous ~ ask EfSTticKY AISSTREf.s, sc,
Gen 81 n veor noq Sco b aee S Hdsde and
Dnchcss OF Kent Automaton Iuggler Rope Dancer &c TO-
rether with HALF 4 MILLION OF OTHER CURloSt
Admission to the whole u censchien under 10 year. of
age, l2li cents. Oi'
NTEW-YORK MUSEUM AND PICTURE GALLERY.
~ BROADWAY, opposite tie City ta.-MR. H. Bxs-
NETT, Manager.
Performances at 3 O'Clock
LAST DAY BUT ONE OF THE
OuRANG OUTANGl
The countenance Of this creature bears closer ieenDaoee
to the human face other animal IN existence and
It's appearance peculiarly prep0s'eSSng. The Arms and
Hands exactly Ike those OF mankind
LADY btLODlSr5
md
THE SOUTHERN SONGSTERS
Eig6, IN AiuRLer
THE BEST T. lND IN AMERICA
VIII Introduce a variety of tthHpan Melodies.
The following perlrruers also VIII appear:
MR. WILLIAMS, the celebrated Chin Chopper.
Mss : ADUR, Nm. MuHPrw.
NEs. PmLuPs, Mr. IiuNrLEY.
Mrs. CARNEY, MR. W VILLAINS
Mas SINCLAIR, MAST. MORGAN
Miss MoRroS. Alto he seen for One Shilling. dl3
RJATCHLESSia7,Dr VALENTINE AND OLD BUN
nnlsemen; quality quantity OF us aa-ons Inns ei'
fsre. short engagement with ihe celebrated Dr. NALES
TIVE who IN connection with the grand BATTLE OF BUNKER
jittf r iss me mast rOEdSriaL hchrpcdi EL
open Ms BUpGEr oF RANDOM REcOLLEcrfoNs ItvlS0
PORTRAITS. WHIMSICAL HEAD PItcEs, MiRrH AND VAR
wis SuRgDs AID PATCHES, MUSICAL SKETCHES, &r &c,
Tickets - Children under 10 hall price Doors
omen NJ perormance to commence ut o'clock, precisely
F. SOLICITATIONS Wednesdays and Saturdays Mt I'M.
for families and schools. >, =,
same will given IL A. II. ana AT 3. aud again at r.
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\ Drama OF Exile and other Poems: BY Elizabeth B..
Barrett.
Nature and Aria Poem By William w. Story.
American Wild Flowers in their Native Haunis: By Emma
C. E;nbury.
The History OF the Patans or Protestant Nonconoms;
u,.n Al Maui
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pY ANsEL ED,yARrs-store No. 3 Park Row. OppOsse
ID the Asior House.


ID the Astor House
THIS EVENING. at I O'Clock, at the spetisn nom,
BooKsA large and extensive collection 81 standard and m -
ceilaneOus book, Consisting pat OF Bnrkes s MS
esn British EssayH: 10 Addisens Works ': Bqneoita
': Shasspeare, "; Dicks Works, V; Johnsops Works
v: Brswels Life OF Johnson, sv, &c.
Also large aSsomeut OF toocap and letter purss, wafer
cNk. lead pencils, steel pa sealing blank books. mem
orandum books. SSc.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
complete assortment Of school, standard, law, medcal an
miscellaneous books blank books. stationery, &c. &c
which wi, bc sold very low for cash. n5u
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,-y- Ter Isnr.S VEGETABLE ELINiR AND LINN as a;
~ o. an,tiand street, warranted 10 cuie n"
WSo,,sm and Cont. It gives imnedae c,, cooraed
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,CARpETINGS. RUGS. OIL CLOTHS,
DRIJGGETS, sc.

CARpETINGS. RUGS. OIL CLOTHS,
DRUGGETS, sc.
E1Isr received and now bSng opened a; Gp9n New oIe
Pie mneria Double Super Supcrfne and tlne ngain ans
Vs,atian (rpcting Of patterns and cSo entieS
glh md American OIL Cloths 81 gent variety OF tat'e
I "a Ions widths from feet 10 q eet without
una aoni Article OF Persia Velvet Dluggets Two yfus
~, sntiry new patterns and uc c9iors win eSe w
Viz nj English Dugges OF the usual wIths losseI i,
Boy VI every style Door Mats Window SHADES Sit hous'
~ Purchasers are respectfully invited 70 cn!'.
SS an eyrsrenced Hphoerer wt attend to tie max
inc oil CafpeIs am 's ' - w. H. GUlON.
oasis,r No. s, Fast RIoadway and u ihy,slon-st
FRESH BUTTER
FROE! PHII A d L L IL A.
rr,,,IS LUXURIOUS BUTTER will be receyed, FRESH
tsice week through The ~ Iats III bRoWN !" W, ~,
pocrRy where may be had IN quantities % sun Pi
shLs Eamies wishng supply w please senl 70 liSIi
~ 1y and stale the number oil POUNDS usS ue-
esrs rsr week as the supply will be limited
CHOICE TEAS, SUGARS. COFFEE. OIL * CANDLES.
rossber ha general assortment Of Spices. &c &c all oil
h;s NE offered by wholesale, at rho!esc!e prices
TIE undersigned have hesitation in assuring the pubic
tina, their establishment presents Inducements totse purchaser
:, hocsle unsurpassed By other and they respectfully
ll who would save the retail profits on ;helf supplies oil
e'roee'''7' " THE GRANITE BUILDING.
Ia; Eichthst.ee;. 81 door East OF Broadway.
John II. BROWN 4 BROTHERS.
E-niers from the couai,y carefully PACKED ana snip
pei nj the shnrteS; Dotce -
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DRY GOODS.
SPLENDID BRoCHA LONG sHAWLs


SPLENDID BRoCHA LONG SHAWLs.
few superb quality Brocha Lons Shals remaining and
for ssIs cheap at -,----ox ~
N. B. Square Bocha and othe, style s,avls selling
dpced prices.
CASHMERE DL4lNF:S. mERINOS, &c.
The ladies Of ts city a5ott to purchass The above aume
articles OF dres goods, gre invited cali and
LARGE SUPERB lssJrieI. before ;ey purchase,
| are now offering bargains worthy o: notice.
OF 3mis SUTTON < Co. IL S9-n, coz. Sullivan.
y. B. B.ochn Plaid Cloakinss Of newes: styles
FRENCH BROAD CLOTHS.
Jus, opened e1r peces super black French Cloths, of Pl
Bdeot FRs nanufactue. gentleman Goats and Cloak
an article well worthy of E;,. and other
wcolens atthe lowest pncei.
o. amls SUTTON & Co. IL Spring cor. Sullivan.
n B. Sat;insts Tlnaael. Blankets SC. the cheapest
IN The city. OSR PEicE and no deception
PRICES REDUCED 20 PER CENT.
'HE subscribers having hand very large stock Of Fail
5y deduc;ins 20 per cent from former prce The following
ousi, de LINES. Repp Ceshmsres Crsne;ic De Cosie
the linudsoHest assortment ever Offered.
alpaca LustrsS, FIX stripe AID plain, heavy stock OF
every desirable colo-.
tFeek qad German Mao. of every shade, ;ae quality
Also Sss Sats, Cloths. Cass.pe.e. Ves:IBEy Shawls,
Flannels, Blankets, SatInets, &c &c.
Also, all kinds Of Domestic Goods
NO 5 BARKER & ToWLE. Il Catha,iae-s..st.
INDIA CAMEL'S HAIR SHAWLS.
E a III INpIA cA y HAIR LONG and SQUARE
large assortment CLpAkS and POLKA COATS IN Vel.
vet French 1'c Bond Cloth md NsTHo MANIiLLASS n
ROBES for Wedding and Evening dresses for sale rs
o. lmlS% i. ARNOLD X CO u Canal II.
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EAST india HAIR DyECea,s 70 have hs nah the esc, desired
Inc aser 1t viii color the hs a. anu '''
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At Il OBVIOUS that the MessH. PARMLY are much DIS
POSED to have newspaper quarrel If the PREVIOUS COM
nnncaops are IA be regarded en- index oil the temper
which il TO be conducted inclined 10 INDULGE them
hut IN justice mys shal', in few days pe,eni The pub
he with statement the facts :he case, that the friends oil
both parties may understood the grounds winch am
clsed of uRproe,s.ond iabors OF fGsshOod, and last
thouch not .as-fo che under OF the
whole warfare against meet o5ning business. aHt know
not but my patent for THE BETTER FASTENING or ARTff
car ryEIlI through the SIMPLE influence OF partners
MIMI which both looks and sounds .metnng like theirs.
HI istf J. SMITH n0DG Z. 1. BOhd.st.
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Cock Ro.cnrs Bxp Bgosbs Se I sosios yesnia
saw tot me 49,. Rcne sold ONLY q CORTLAND 81
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a word more and we too have cone One o: the very
p amusing and clever Editors this city, has unnpty
cnleI iblsu tooth controversy. II vii be reeo
lecei ihst t notice order TO prevent any arther
okcs md our last three articles have been (Hthough
''withom the Least pan fracture fairly eItrae.ed from
ms md If Mr. Dodge and the pubic satisfied with the
integrity and skill with which he hns ''r-
them ont shalt no, complain but having the written
dnr.,en in our hands all That we have SAID, and
srea deal more could not admit TO be TRUTH wrong
In he rhnr misrepresentation 10 be professional hbor
II he i,s to the public things exactly they he shall
baye no word o from but not he viii lind
re, dy and willing 10 be called out again. +. bhRMLY.
j.. II.
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n.y. .,,ns P0UpRE ssCBTtLr, for c9mpTGsey n ua
Permanently efsdcatns supeIaoas he II @r man. Always
up, % hnyinr proof positive this and no mS'aAe' ~
n u, ISey street first store FROM broadway
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,x,xySr--A certain cure LOT INC p. ~ Nc
Hay - snip al 81 CORTLAND street asp pay w a. a.
Wo. ss,rice 30 cents Orcnai Water OF eoio 'e'
-k.t,l parftr
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GLORIOUS EN-fR-aVLTGS FOR LI.TU.7RT'
ALL COMPETITION pgFIrD!
Five EnSravings!
EguG! to any published IN The LONDON .9.N.EJ.7LS
4 MAGNIFICENT MEZZOTlNT BY SiRTAIN.
THE CHILD AND Lutte.
WREATH OF ROSES. ELEGANTLY COLoRED.
AMERICAN BATTLE-GRoUNDS. NO. ".
MONMOUTH BATTLE-GROUND, n. j.
SPLENDID INDIAN AND PRAIRIE SCENES.
HOUSEKEEPING AND MANDAN CHIEF.
list of Illustrations in singh number of Magazine
pnIaeed or uumber originality and elegance in the history
of American Literature. These National Pictures take
precedence Of MI the ncmbp -pam5yism Of the day.
CONTRIB CTORS TO THE L4.NU.iRT .vC.NRER.
J. Kenmore COOPER. autho, of The Spy Ficneer.
The Red Rover etc.
Hon. j. X. PAuLDIsa. author of The Dutchman's Fire.
sde etc.
HrSRy w. LoycFElrow, author Of Voices of The Night.
'Outrc Mer,' etc.
JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL, author ST A Years Life. and
othcf Poems,' etc
ALFRED B. STREET. author OF The Burning of Science
tady. and ether tcens, etc.
HryRY HELrESSTEIS, author OF The German Decamefon,
etc. etc.
Mrs ASS 5. STEPHENS. author Of Mary Derwent. etc.
Mrs Z. +. ELLET. author OF characteristics OF Schiller,
Joanna Of :;iclly,' etc.
C. J. PETERSON. CATHERINE ALLAN,
FANSy FORESTER, JoHS H. BRYANT,
Mrs. ". E. HEWITT. L. P. WHIPPLE.
Mrs. T. +. Thomas. Rev. J. T. BRaNr.
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sands Brsels and Cem..Gs ss, .f;eef also pi Nc
Ssir's ACup OIL, certain eS'e '0' Deai''
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F. COTTON, Aucuonecf.
II COTTON & co. Auction and Commission Merchants
No. ll3 Fui;on-street and "a Annsset. -Lborn advan
made on coas,gnments, and prp;not returns made
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ALBANY, Dec l0he transactions Flour confined TO
sales OF small lots from ut 81 90 3d. In Gram the
light and the only hear Of sale of
Rye at &C. Pork freely md Mess at $3a s3l
Butter dull at l2, for prime dairy store do l0c Cheese
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REYTEW OF .N.EW BOOKS.
IL naLn IN.
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MAGNIFICENT HOLIDAY PRESENT.
Now ready, an Edition OF the
NJ r K O K L b r ARY,
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Tn. MIRROR LIBRARY comprises the be-, contributions
the LTTERLTrRE or Europe AND AMERICA ever collected
IN one volume. The choices; gems N
PROSE AND POETRY
forty Of the brilliant and popular writers Of the
ONE THOUSAND PAGES
the beautiful stereotype THIS Library has received
the highest praise OF the literary press throughout the co1nry
-and
GIFT BOOK FOR THE APPROACHING HOLIDAYS
neral works prepared for
CHRISTMAS AND NEW.YEAR'S PRESENTS
For sale wholesale and retail BIZ
!. s. REDFIELD. Clinton Hail.
DE CGEreI OF BeeSrlan and Nassau streets.
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Nos. md Bond street NAvemer 9th 1874; n6t !;

M. Dodse oan see no or EIpaiI Io
Pannely OF Rond sirest calling bis partner Doctor L..
Parmeg of New York, " or N then 6eier,nG he wn: one
of the same family. ~. hive sud nothing about reg
son. ''crne, pardon Ole unpnriora5le sn, but
do say most positively. TINT the first house built
Bond street there has been (O rG nanes rm of Dodge
and Parraeiy Dentists, It, That there has not been Doc
tor L. Pdrraey resident New Yerk for twenty-five years
and title and long before lie caught IN thus beering,
d Gcrspi name f.. PARNILT,
d5 Ills i. PAEMLN.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-04-06
OLD DEMOCRATIC THIRD WARD-SOUTH
WARk 4 o THE RESCUE

Al large and enthusiastic meeting OF the Demo
cratic citizens Of the above wMd held at the house
Of MIR. George Elliott, Tuesday evening, April
ID for the purpose Of doing hH justice 10 President
Tyler,
Mr.. THOMAS NJ. PIERCE wa, called to the
Chair;
JANIS LAM, PrrrR LroSs, assisted as Vice Pre-
Presidents; :"
Dennis Sweeny Peter Morrison Secretaries.
After the object Of the meeting was stated by the
Chair, 1t was, motion, Resolved, that committee
Of three be appointed TO draft resolutions expressive
Of the sense Of this meeting.
The Chair appointed the following named gentle.
men as committee for that purpose-Dennis Swee-
n.y. James b. Cooper, Charles Gosdy, who, after
being absent some time, and by their Chairman, MI
Sweeny, offered the following, which was unani-
H0psly adopted, receiving the hearty appreciation Of
an present;
Resoired, That if the Democratic party expect to
carry the President at the coming election, The can
didate Of the party must be Bank VETO candidate
President Jackson successfully upon his Veto IN
81 and President Tyler another Bank Veto Champion,
can do the same thing IN "a
Resolved That II - both anti Democratic, as we'll
as unwiso to run man third time Tor the Prcsidcn.
cy and That too, at the very next election after the
People OF the country have passed their Veto upon
him by ejeeiing him from the Presidential chair.
Resolved, That there is entirely too much division
in the Democratic ranks at this time, to run MIR
who, since his election from the Presidency, has
gained friends, but has lost thousands Of bis
former advocates in every State in the Union.
Resoiued That we believe the best interest. Of the
country require that T, should be re-annexed to
the United States
Resolved, That we view the settlement Of the Oregon
question one Of great importance to this country,
and We feel that II could not be entrusted TO any
more competent statesman 10 prepare a treaty with
Great Britain than President Tyler and his cabinet
minister at the head ofthe State Department
Resoiusd That President Tyler, b, ing a true dis
ciple Of Thomas Jefferson and as firm a Bank Veto
champion President Jackson, the Democracy Of
the country demand his nomination, a. we'll with
the view of doing him Justice for he manly devotion
to the cause, as with the view Of making our party
gloriou,ly triumphant in ~.
Resolved, That return our grateful thank TO
President Tyler for his perseverance, in restoring that
unjust fine imposed BY Judge Hall upon the charae
ter and memory Of him who will always be revered
in the hearts Of his cuuntrymen-Aodrew Jackson
R,soirtd, That we heartily concur IN the nomina
ton OF Henry A. Muhlenburg for Governor and that
ton against the foulmoutbed ISLANDERS Of the fedo-
ralist.
On motion, R,,olped That the proceeding Of this
meeting be published in all the Democratic papers
friendly to the election Of President Tyler.
Attest
THos. M. PIERCE, President
f.Ts. i L.ss., Vice Presidents.
p P' ss.. s~s,S'' Secretaries,
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SIGNS IN NEW YORK.

The last New York Evening Post (Which is
denouncing all who favor the annexation of
Texss) contains the address OF Special
Committee OF fyen TO the Calhoun party call
ing upon them TO vote for Mr. Coddinglon, for
Mayor. Mr. Coddington has been represented
Van Buren, man, but whether correctly or
not, We are unable to say.
For ourself, if we were entitled 10 vote in
New York, and the candidate for Mayor was
our father, aud Van Buren, man. we would
not vote for him. We would not support any
man who designed TO break down the Demo
cratic party again with Mr.. Van Buren,.
II Mr.. Van Buren, is 10 be run third time
for the Presidency, the fate of the party is seal
ed for the next twenty years
In no event, under no circumstances, can Mr..
Van Buren, receive more than two-fiiths of the
votes of the People of the United States.
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AN IMPORTANT DoCUMENT-THE "VlN'
DICATION"

There will be issued from the Madlsonian
Office, ia few day, by order of the CENTRAL
CoMMrrEE, an extra, containing extracts from
the speeches of the following distinguished
gentlemen, made in Congress at the Extra Ses-
sion, in refrrence TO the VEToEs, and IN vindi-
cation Of PRESIDENT TYLER: SENATOR WALK
En-, SENATOR BENTON, SENATOR BUCHANAN
SENATOR CALHOUN, Hon. CHARLES BROWN,
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