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EDUCATION.
EYening Classes for the
Spanish. French & English Languag eS.

PROFESSOR VARGAS, native Of Andalusia, Spain.
will omen an Euenin1 Class ON February lst. at No. -
UNION sTHEET (BsrkesS RuIdingsl for the lnstrueton
Of those wishing to acquire the FRENCH and SPANISH
LANGUAGES Without eul0gizing particular method
Of imDaine Instruction Mr. guarantees that his Pupils
with ordinary application, will be able in three months
read translate and speak the Spanish Language uently.
Mr.. " has also made arrangements with Professor of Eng
lsh that instruction viii be given in any branch of the
ENGLISH LANGUAGE. including BOOKKEEPING
by Double Entry.
TERMS MODERATE. Hours from to 9P.M. jazz 6m
HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
as BOARDERS OR DAY PUPILS.
CARoEDKLKT STREET, NEAR ST: JOSEPH STREET.
ESTABLISHED in 1842 under the supenntendence Of
the Misses ALISON from L9ndon-in TINS !nsiu
the of study thorough and systematic vague
theories or superficial methods of teaching to elicit display
resoed in of the various Departmental of science
literature.
The French Language under the superintendent of
French gentleman of high literary aainmens other Ian
guages music and the accomplishments taught by
ters of equal eminence in their professions.
Drawing in every style il taught by the Misses Allison
themselves pupils for many of the most eminent
drawing masters in Europe.
~ Terms be known application to the residence
OF the Misses ALLISON. Carondeet st. n26 1y
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e. J. GOMEZ, Professor OF
S2!lElS; l:;III5llSd3

No. is Exchange alley, near the 81. Louis Exchange
DRIvATE LESSONS given during the Day or Night
TRANSACTIONS from English, French, Portuguese or
Italian into Spanish French Spanish Italian or Portu
guese into Eenglish done at shortest notice. fy16 ON
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!. HATS.-HATS.

A my sALES-ROOM may be found few cases Of
a. nns Moieskln Hats some very handsome Silk n
Hats great variety Of common Silk Hat Beaver,
DraD and Black fashionable b. B. Russia Caif0r- -
ma buena VISTA, and Plantation Hats. Also-A choice
Panama. All of which received and for sale low
for cash OF approved paper. VIM BOOTH Hafter "
mhl5 corner of Gravier and Tchounitou ~ sta
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~ Slave Yard and observation-disclosures $50 G1avier
street second door from Carondelef :
II OUSE SERvANTS and YIELD HANDS for anls
at az tiles Slaves will be received on board or sojd
On favorable terms The building large three ssosy BRICK
nouse ana very comns0diOus Slave Iepot PartionlaY
e.sei.Ge vi g paid e the heath and CLEANLINESS n 81
= :, ~ -. ratA@t2 Sl6
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DAILY CRESCENT.
RpIGRAM

~ GWf e EPIGRAM
oNA LADY WHO HAD BRUISED HER EYE BYA rALL
Some like the dark and bngia eye
That bursts upon the view,
And Others oft have felt the sign,
From softer eyes of blue
Vat love n thise magic l1eS,
And ali must own It's true
IT'S there the charms Of each prize,
ar For Times both black and blue!
GoLp-A work has recently been printed on the
gold regions of the world, from which we gather
the following figures respecting TIE supply O. gold
(excludipg Russia) yields about f200 600; Siberia,
ia 600, 900; Asia Excluding Siberia), f5OO 600;
africa. f4OO. 900; North America, f200 600; South
America, El 100000. Total, &C. SOC, OOO-or about
thirty millions Of dollars.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE,.
No. IS CUSTOJMHO USE STR ~ o.
TNVATJJARTE nfSCOVERY-Nn Paw IN

few days by regular physician without mercury OF other
Dr. MULLEN calls the attention Of those afflicted with
tisement in another column The treatment adopted By
Sum a roaea snS s Il.
sal success has proved beyond doubt that permanent
S sss s sand
dnced by certain solitary practices ETC. etc. can now be OBJ
% ss ps %
Since Dr.. Mullen opened in this city. all the many
single exception Some Of these Were Of yes standing
One .emstsbls case Of structure g Year, Sd has been cured
.pectabay known to the citizens Of New Orleans)
q no De New
Hs OF tn and sss the most perfect
patient takes copaiya. cubebs tupentne other
seus doses but is obtained without
euis IS effected within the time named. -, 4''''
lMPoTENcY.Youne men or Others who. by sexual ex-
Of the painful consequences resulting from uneaned
ns asn as debility Or
Or constitutions derang may consult Dr. Mullen with
honorable he os them perfect cure The
Msss be e9sigsf MIX n bt He II IS
49, FOR FEMALES AND MALES.
tf ceRSiA 81 PRO
- CREATIVE FL the only B actual rene
G Sa Ss
and the nostruns recently
complains worthless
f 81 hsss ssqss
United States are q1anmous in their recommendations of
aS sss net
pound for the purposes The nature of the maades
the publication of certificates Of question: or
the proprietor could produce host of the most conclusive
testimony to show that the great reputation that enjoys
In
are TO be found the happy parent. Of healthy Opnns who
ton. Andit sequaly potent many disease for Which
is recommended Objection has hsen natnraiy III WI ~
the price Of the Juno Cordial because the trash that has
but the fact the Cordial cannot be afforded for es md
ought to PC much dearer Of the Ingredients which
e abs, are the coses things whereas
reliance be placed in the Juno Cordial in the cure Of
low viz: Loss Of Muscular Energy, Physical Lassitude
and General Prostitution Itabiy and ali Nervous Alice
coaa Or and e sseass sem
any way connected with the disorder of the Provocative
1snS IONS all OF which will afford almost immediate
positive and permanent Persons about to mary, If
Sos 1s OF any wssk1ess oT disability Of certain
health md vgor in brief period, and where a want Of Off
spnng cause of regret if recourse be had to it, the most
eca results suits may be anticipated with confidence
W. IN Italy and will in all other countries where
II may become known.
Consumption and have Administered with to
patients who have sought delightful climate for the reso
added to the catalogue for the cure Of ncpent con-
sumption. -.
TO spread wide The blessing, Of this medicine have ap
the United States America my sole Agents for ts sale
ana none can be genuine 9Ples come; hTSHgh them
Naples July 18TH 1S4s ~ LA l. w. u
Sold ONLY IN New Orleans at 50 POYDRAS STREET:
n Moolle. 6y X: joseph Tucker fy8 1yo
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CARRIAGE MANUFAOTOnY,


Patronage that has been extended 10 us so very lbe
a ssEss ;a ss SS%
to erect a large building expressly for manu-
featuring and repairing CARRIAGES NX@ M
we have now Onlof the largest Shops in the Southern
and the best of materials to build any style of Carriage to
1sae and guaranty them two if used in the country.
are also better prepared than before for REPAIR
osins hR, and can restore them almost to their
OUT and useless We will pay freight on Carriages sent us to
spa VII ALSO keep on hand assortment of NEW
anu sEGI1OND HAND CARRIAGES, which will be sold
low Oa CaT.lages taken in trade for New ones We in
we S s aIItenuon Of those wanting NEW CARRIAGES
o,a ones repaired to call our Manufactory and
9RSwJER 1n pege os themselyes at the Corner Of
,,n Ge o o. tns Commercial Water Works. Of the St.
d5 sm MATTHEWS DENMAN.
EUMPs AND EATHINQ APPARATUS 1o--
YIN MGCARTf PLUMBER. No 1874 Campstreet
Me %s. 3 as hs. Just received large
h,i Pumps; Beer Pumps, 60 &c; Cooking Rance: IN
baining Tubs and Shove! Baths Also laying and enr;r
ing Lead Pipes Sheet Lead work of every desopton Shin
Anu Steamboat work promptly put mp and repaired All
- Cnafges modersfe mh2& "
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NOTICE,

slsHE subscribers have completed their arfauce ~
L ments for extended business than fhstk n
hitI,c5ayD done BY The old house Our stock ofO&O
,SUkalcAL INSTRUMENTS AND PERFUMrRY
Smbracins as intend Il shall every article needful
tothe Heads Of Families, Planters and Country Deaen will
mot By exceeeln excellence of qualify OF
price " any 9th 81 h0use il the tEade while a
GENERAL PATENT MEDICINE AGENT
ofden can 3 addressed 70 with confidence and certainty
o. naSmk Me properly and faithfully attended to- pre-
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ucvOWEU 1.SS. y MI 1UM CUKABLE.
~ duce Lungs that gone?' Certainly not. But
ceanSe may form and the patient will recover -4ndrai
S yean experience in the Medical Profession I'd plomas
a., hs 0ffiee) attends daily to DISEASES or THE
ness Of the Chest Hectic Flush Pain in the Chest Colds
6SIoncns Night Sweats and other Diseases Of Debility
hesTenef ;I given to numerous patients in this city
diddO and Gravier streets :, 1880 ian
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4. VINCE Ar EsrABLIsH11ENr.

-, VNEQ Ar ESTABLISHMENT.
1--WE Undelsigneis constantly manufacturing and ha,
for sale very superior article Of VINEGAR. II IL
Which e WI! xuarr ntee to improve by age, and E6
the city or Lafayette, at the following reduced
prizes. to suit tie tines viz Butts so gallons a. Barrels
gallons, ~ Is Barre. 40 gallons, cents gallon A libe.
raj discount mnde to Wholesale customers. =
~ A line lropped in the Postofice will be punctaaly
Attended TO. lap29 til JOHN HI. WEBB
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY,

WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
"HOLESALE purchasers to call and examine my very
~ large stock of HATS and CAPS in store, and -
constantly receiving by every arrival from New -
York direct from my manufactory in New;
ark, NJ. can sell cheaper than any other house In
the city, and there cannot be found in New Orleans
better assoment of those articles have present store
go dozen of black, white and pearl BUENA VISTAS Of
fuI and wool. JOHN DURBRIDGE
3 fyl2 q Cusf(yuhousa mn sfairu
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FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY.
MADAME ARRALINE BROOKS has the honor to
w announce to the vsters and resident families of New
Orleans that the days of Tuition follows. at the
ARMoRY HALL: Ana
Children's Class. -. MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
fRIpAY. from to o Pm. dHTME%R
Ladies Glass. TUESDAY and THURSDAY, from YSES
0to IL AN. ~
Gsntlemen's Glass. TUESDAY and THURSDAY, from
Parents Guardians and the Public are invited the Chill
drens Glass. For TERMS etc., apply at the Amory Hail.
the residence of Madame Brooks 49,
I There will be the usual number of CHILDREN'S
~ Madame Brooks will continue to teach until the LIST
of April. d8tf
DAMON G ACA ID MY.
ID Carondelet between Canal and Common SITS.
~ STYLE-Mr. P. CLISSEY has the honor to .sa.
inform his friends and patrons of this city, that -
having returned from his late tour in Paris, he has
recommenced giving his lessons in that graceful ant,
pANCING. Mr.. G. will teach QUApRILLEs.. ~
CFQ TEMPS RE1oWA and several other late fashionable
Days for Children Mondays and Thursdays MI. G. will
devote from until for private lessons to ladies and
gentlemen He has also redpened his
ACADEMY in Lafayette,
Corner Of St. Andrew and Camp Streets for the accom-
mediation Of ladies and children who reside distance Oi
the City Days of Glasses in Lafayette Tuesday and Friday
be opened for them from until 10 o'clock every evening in
the week particularly for those who wish perfect them
selves in short of time Mr.. G. engaging to teach
them to dance Quadles in the of month"; and
TO enable to present himself with ease and ee
Satisfactory evidence be shown from many gen.
temen who favored him with their patronage last season.
EV Dizziness of the head in WALKING entirely cured.
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p,nsm or F F Or SALE

A FIRST CLASS STEAMBOAT. mea- - :
sures 10? feet-iS2 feet on deck, % feet
beam. with sx feet hold, has three forty inch
bollen feet long two twenty inch CYLINDER seven fee
stroke-all entirely new with the boat She draws only
inches water and will carry $50 tons freight Is only on
year ana nine months old her CABINS furnished in
and well found in respect For further par
de # HYDE & OGLESRY IA Poxdr...t
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NEW ORLEANS & oARRoLLToN RAILROAD


-. Depot. corner of BGronne aud Perdid0 streets.
single ticket amy distance above Pleasant st. 30. cents
single ticket for children overs and under IL 10 .
Half the above rates for any distance below Pleasant street.
Seyants (saves) for any distance ......... 10 cents
Residents in Lafayette, Caroton and vicinity are
informed that this Company has fixed uniform of
communication tickets for passage in the Cars towit Is
Per month n for either Road and for any distance
Children half pce-no such tickets given for any other
period than the first to the last of each MONTH
A Car, expressly for ladies. in each train.
WINTER ARRAN<Y ME
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FURNITURE! FURNITURE!
Wholssale and Retail Furniture Warehouse,

y tensye assortment Of Furniture, consisting Of I -
a BUREAUS, DINING and CENTRE-S
n1SING GASES, LOUNGES. OTTO-.s3
~ .tEMANS, HAIRS. BEDSTEADS. LOOKING
Dealers are requested to give call before purchasing
elsewhere q our stock at all times large and complete
Yisffers from the Country also requested to call and
examine our stock determined not to be beat in
JAG McDUFF FLINT & CO. TX Mapavinos
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AT the New Orleans Seed Store,
ii Cogsns0n street, Corner of 7chouptoulas street
JUST arrived, 100 bbls. of the above SEEDS aIs6 a.
q warranted fresh, to be sold wholesale and tetai VI
cheap; Ct the above ablishment Also. GARDENX&
SEEDs, in boxes, from So to $50, assorted for Cali. 1
N.B.-An sorts Of PL ANTS and SHRUBBERY as
sale. Ils- AFFLECK COMSTOCK & CO "
mills IL Common street corner n Tchannitou,s
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81 For sale in Mem Orleans by the agents,
III VAN ZANDT & Co. ii 81 Charles ST.
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VyHE BOY DANIEL, sxed about 30: oompler;o, =
copper color; fese ox9 inches high; stout bui
and and c ~ q 3 esd Asutabls reward win ia
sasSif -H HoyT 4 FORD. ma Csn,. -
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vrvuT l. -. 2zC, hsWAhC -
WnL Dc given for the apprehension of the Boy JIM
" VINO absconded from the subscriber on the 9th -
DeSemoe last The boy Is .bont "A yeen Of age, dark ~
gnne compiexion high cheek bones rather
Usage and u spnghtly and intelligent N
fy2 RICHARD TERRELL is and Bapks rcsae.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
-. L.


PHILADEI PHrA Wednesday, Feb o.
The Board Of Directors have investigated the
circumstances of the unfortunate accident at the
Mount Vernon school House yesterday afternoon. ard
f,y ACQUITTED the teachers Of on censurc learn that
the number injured BY the accident q about twenty
na.f Of whom are seriously 90. They are, however
doing well this morning
Al new building In Third 81 between Arch and
Race man named Patrick starr seriously Injured
this morning by joist falling upon him. tie was con
veyed 20 the Hospital
ihe recent cold snap has closed the Delaware At
Bristol and the people are crossing the river With
horses and vehicles.
There il quite moderation IN the weather to-day,
and its usual accompaniment mud beginning to de-
veop Itself
There wss some little movement in Cotton to-day
ard about 800 bsles Upland changed hands a, about
decline Flour j. quoted 81 8 per Dbl and the sales
are only ia a small w-y 20 supply the home demand
Corn Me4l steady q, g 62. but sales sre limited Rye
Flour-N0 sales Wheat i scarce. but milers are not
willing 70 pay the prices asked Corn In fair demand
n fan prices and 5000 bushels Pennsylvania sold al
81 10 store Oats dull. Seeds-NO change. Clover
Is worth s3 75a4 per busheL Freights inactive At
old rates.
sALEs or srocKs -Fira Board-i Northern Bank,
Ky lO4 SIS 265 state 5s, III s. 900 DO. 73i s2j5
do. ~ 10 Farm & Mech Bk 81 2sO sch Nav Int. 3
900 City 6s ~ 1901 5000 U : IS o. 40. $50
do, not 800 Treas Notes. IS, lO9i 10 Femingtcn
Copper Co. &. % Bank Kentucky, ~ 10 Ches &
Del Canal 70 II Beaver Meadow, 2Oi . DO p 10
Harrisburg Rd. SCI 900 DO. 3-i.
Sec0ad board Penn RR. - % DO iull paid, "a (;
l3 Coml Bk 54t 100 Read RR ID, y d., l2i s250O
State s.. ~ 5000 DO. III ; 600 Aims House .,
Girard Bk, ny; so Planters Bk, Tenn. i6 Louisville
Bk
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22
Thirtieth Congress.

SENATE. .WAsHiNeroN. "wednesday FEB el.
The Senate organized with Prayer and the read
ing Oi the Jourczi, - customary.
IAND DlsrRICr ~ IfssoUm
Various bills from fhe House were received and
appropriately referred The House Dill making provis
ion f0f n new Land District 10 Missouri was duly con
s6ere1 and passed The Senate then entered upon the
ususl morning Dusiness.
CHIPPEWA LAND oFFIcE-wIscoNsIS
After spending considerable time upon mlscella-
neous matters without coming 20 a conclusion upon
anything the took up the b 10 change the 10
cation the land Office in the Chippewa Land District
Wi.consin and having fully discussed The merits Of the
subject made slight amendment and passed the bill.
GENKRAL APPROPRIATIONS.
A good deal of time was here consumed in de-
term uins the order OF business The bill maEug sp-
proyHst0ns for the Civil aud Diplomatic Expenses Of
the Government was finally determined u be IN order
and taken up.
Mr. BELL then resumed bis remarks in support
OF The amendment which be submitted yesterday pro
vidng for STATE Government % be extended over the
Territories OF New Mexico aud California
Mr BELL spoke for two hours with great power
and effect showing the proprry and urgent necessity
OF organizing government 10 the new Territories With
out delay de contended that the creation Of state
government a. provided for IN his amendment, was
strictly constitutional end he proceeded 10 show that
such amendment could be properly engrsed on the
bill which was under consideration. Mr. BELL having
concluded,
Mr. BERRIEN rose aud addressed the Senate in
able sud eloquent manner, denouncing in warm
terms the proposition Of the honorable Senator from
Tennessee The mode which the gentleman bad taken
to Introduce il departure from al parliamentary
precedent and contrary 20 every rule Of proprety He
replied 70 the arguments of the Senator and took
cepuon TO some OF the positions which were assumed
in the Report Of the Judiciary Committee on this
subject
The Yeas snd Nays were ordered and called on
Mr. BILLS amendment They stood as ioloss-Yess
I Nays 80.
The question was now called for on the amend
ment OF Mr. WALKER substituted yesterday but before
il was put a motion for adjournment was made This
motion failing the debate renewed. and several
Se1aors expressed their appreciation Oi the main Tea
tures of Mr. Walkers amendment, but thought slight
alteration necessary. They were desirous 20 have
the postponed, therefore, ia order to afford op-
portuniiy for revissl motion for adjournment was
accordingly made and carried Yeas % Nays 10.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

FUNDS or DECEASED sEAMEN, &C.
Mr.. TALLMADGE OF New-York offered a resolu
ton directing the Secretary OF the Navy TO report 10
the House the amount Of money in bis hands be-
longing TO secessed and deserters from the Unit
ted states Navy, which was adopted.
The MILEAGE QUESTION.
The House then took up the bill regulating the
mileage of Members, snd providing that the distance
for which mileage shall be allowed be computed by the
shortest continuous mail route and likewise restrict
ing the amount to be appropriated TO the purchase OF
books for Members
After some debate. the Yeas and Nays ere
called for and taken the passage Of the BILL ana II
decided In the affirmative BY the following vote
Yeas l57, Nays l6.
COLLECTION DISTRICT N TExAs.
The bill for the establishment Of Collection Dis
tret at Brszos Santiago Texas next taken up and
alter being formally read was laid aside
ALABAMA SCHOOL LANDS.
The bill relative 10 School l. ands in the State of
Alabams wss taken up and advocated TO some length
by Mr. HousToN OF Als. after which IL read q
second and third time and passed
CALIFORNIA eEsLYGfsr.
The bill providing for tie appointment OF a Geo
ogs, 10 be sent 10 California TO survey the several Dis
trcts Of thss Territory was taken up and on motion
laid on the table.
THy FKAN ISC FEvILEGE-cHEAF POSTAGE. o
The bill previously reported by Mr. DIoS OF
Conn for the abolition OF the Frsnking Privilege
then taken up. Amendments were seversly offered BY
Messrs. DIxoS, Go0GIS OF Va and AsHNUN Of Ma,s-
those OF the latter two gentlemen In favor Of reduc
ton in the rates OF postage
Mr.. GoGGIS proceeded 10 address the Commit
for hour with considerable ability upon ,he chesl
postage question End also with reference the sbo
too Of frsnkng Privilege.
Mr. CoBB OF ga follow ed in a warm speech In
opposition 20 the amendment Of the member from Nir
ginia His principal objection to the amendment az
pesred be would lead 20 the necessity Of cir
eulatng copprs II the South which the people ther,
would not tolerate
Mr.. KAUFMAN Of Texas, submitted an amend.
noni OF similar purp0rt 10 that OF toe gentleman from
Virginia
Mr.. PALFREY OF Mass. here rose and addressei
tbs Committee. sustaining the views which have beeI
expressed by the Legislature Of his state In favor Of The
system Of cheap postage.
Mr.. NENABLE aext obtained the floor. and ad
dressed the COmultee In urgent agsnst tLs
abolition Of the frankiug privilege.
The question on Mr. AsHNCN's amendment io
the reduction OF postage TO the uniform Of tw,
cents was then taken, and The amendment rejected
Without taking - farther action on the bill, Ih,
House adjourned
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New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22
m. The name of the Post Ofice at Mount Yer
non village Maine has been changed to Mount vernon

THr RrriRiSa AND lScoMISo CoSrRoLLsk-
The resigpsticn OF Hon MILLAsD fulaoss, wee
Prcsdsni elect OF the United Sts,es OF the once OF
Controller, takes effect this day Mr. flmole
from a stste Depsrtment the dates OF which ne has
discharged with ability and selsy preparatory to ni'
entrance upon those Of his more exalted station non
WAsHiSoroS HUNT the Controller elect siI,sa nsu, @
w.shnstop last evening ana took lodgings at Congress
Hall The Secretary OF State administered sns ossn o.
ofsce TO the new Controller this morning mr. fan
moro re- mains through the dsyfor the purpose OF 10
ductipg his successor into Office Mr. Hunt after as
ehsrsiSs duties Of immediate importance a. Controller
Ye,urns 10 his seat Ia the House OF Representatives.
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