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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-02-24
M RE NEWS,

- The LARGEST, THE MosT FASH
e., 1ONARLE, and the best assort-
hApA 1dament of mems, woman's, and chill
A drens boots and shoes. in Cecil
county, is to he found at the sub
Ill. ora BOOT Il SIlN Il = lnp L., Eli .on
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Elk,on Jan. o0lh 1st9--5 W.
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rOH sAIEA the paSiah Of 81 James,
the right bank OF the miles above New Orleans
and nine miles below This plantation contains about
two thousand senss superior land Of which more than
eight hundred In cultivation and pasture, and the rest In WOOD
containing IN ample Of the best timber for building and pana
zion purposes Ehe cleared portion OF the property has about nve
put plant hundred and Any apens year Avery
large and commodious house, nearly with two large
OF just and the other in pete ordersnd
very steam Of large size and IN nne order are
wagons ca and every tool and implement are on the
place. a'tttsttia7 fi4t afA 'ttl-s u ttta
With the plantation separately, may suit purchasers, will
be Sold hundred NEGROES, Of whom vau
able mechanics and all experienced and
the culture o Among them about three efficient
hands which, with the addition Of twenty would constitute
purchaser, without addition will find
the property fully provided with everything make large
from the beginning and al little As
posed full provision Of has been made this that source
pairs any kind hsNssT ti ttt9
believed property rarely
SALE well In relation fertility and heahlness OF the pana
don 10 the quality the who only all thoroughly
well aiken care Of In full and strength
o unnecessary, those disposed purchase will doubt,
win zquedin cash, and ysar,
bearing sv interest," satisfactorily secured Posses
sion win be gwen the LIST Of January ~ ceat
Nine hundred and shares Of the stock OF the Citizens
Bank will also be od together with the plantation The
part of the price of purchase will mortgage
debt due the Citizens Bank amounting twenur thousand
ssvenx dollars with interest at eight cent
from first March, eighteen hundred and eight payable In one
the same hank amounting thousand nine hundred and
sixty dollars payable BY insament and renewable the first
March, eighteen hundred and % thereafter until
the expiration Of the Citizens Bank charter. ~ e
ROBERT CARTER NICHOLAS,
Nov 6-2awtDecl6 Donaldsonvile Post Once.
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INDIANA ELoouENcE.-At the recent presentation of a
flag from the ladies OF Cass county, (Indiana,) to the
democrats of Pulaski the orator Of the occasion is
ported TO have made speech, Of which the following is
a part:
FErLowcrrIzkss No, alone in district s democracy
with ts head and erect like geese, but the whole
world Is on FIRE with ccoiocosm, which 10 eight and
half per than Mersm Ia France, where the
very bricks OF the human sidewalk down uodden and
herring by the cunning of whgey, they now gor
in being free Faace glorious France where ceiesa'
soups are distilled from dscsrded bookseller and the cpl
grarum titivated by the sgrapcy Of frogs stuffed Win
garlic, is tree republici fMr tanned himself
Germany feels the shock 10 the bottom Of bef peetvau
and the Of ireedom rousnE The coeduP o.
Bologna encompasses Italy with the links OF liberty The
tine OF despots GOMEZ The dinnerbeli OF tyranny has
rnng the oppressors to their last meal Henceforh and
brewer our snatcbed the burning brand Of
Grafton from the hands of iimid poseri and planted IL
deem In the bowels Of The futurei Let II grow.
Bnt the end Is not yet, (he end Of his speech The
sirocco OF mored desoston sheds its crocodile
over the Infatuated instincts OF toothess wrechedee
ehou all England and the cry among her thirs and
mdesed millions u for " Gin gin and no work. ms
s the watchword that while speak YOU, rings ~
the years OF Queen Victoria and her 10 ser in he
fruitful The despot Of Prussia turns Psusianbu'
his fate, and Austria gspes in dismay at the howl tina
tells OF the approaching knife that raised 70 wrench he
apart at the hinges. ~ M -
And is there for reform in free Americs' Ca
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commence,
i tory lectures the last Mondsyin October next
The daily thereafter will be temporarily delivered
building up for the purpose, Liberty
street, door norsh Of Baltimore.
Medical FAcuLTr.
John @. g. Monku M DInstittes Medicine
Med. Jurisprudence and Mental Diseases
George M Roberts, NJ D.obsecs Diseases Of Women
and Children
Reginald N. Wright, A. M. M. D-Chemstry
A. bnowden Pggoti, A. M M. D-Anatomy and Physiology
II. N. Wright, "A. M. M. D--Surgery. Ta.t..e
gene.
The duties of the performed by Professor
Of Anatomy.
The Faculty the ample MEANS appa
models, for thorough complete
avered the best regulated country The OBJ
procured In Paris at great cost
The Faculty intend possible, m the chairs
with gentlemen thoroughly qualified meet the responsible duties
thereof I'm. I.
They pledge themselves unweaed devotion the interests
all be disposed
Tickets $l5 each diploma $40 deonsrssor SO; matcula
g. Students arriving the city requested call
member OF the Faculty who will advice with regard the
lection of q boarding house, &c, &c.
For further information address the Dean ofthe Faculty
REGINALD N. WRIGHT,
No 103 West Fayette street, door Of Liberty
Sept 6--2aw4w Z, his f-li6s
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MISCELLANEOUS.
From the London Quarterly Review for October
Pope Plus IL.


No person who has figured in these days Of folly and
madness has been more misrepIesented than Plus TX
none, we believe, who played conspicuous part
was less remarkable for eminent qualities Of any sort
Hardly raised above the lowest grade of mediocry in
se1. @ scqurenent he was utterly qnprepared 70 meet
ton, with minute and scrupuous observance of FORMS
and with reproachable moral conduct he has no eeva
on OF sentiment, nor any lofty conception OF the duties
Of man. Obstinate in trihes, and immovable TO reason
meanings be possesses neither sensbilty active be-
nevoence Selfish, from want of Imagination rather
than IRON calculation he is Indifferent to evils be does
not Witness though incapable OF resisting importunate
appeal HIS good nature concured with bis vanity %
give him keen delight in the applauses Of the mob Yet il
was rather from bis midty that the greater part of his
popular concessions extorted Loving tfiing con-
versaon talking Of himself and bis early history with an
undgned proxity, ignorant of business, indolept and
immehodcal he with difficulty be induced to form
resolution and inrm Of purpose in all that does moi re-
gard himself he revokes in the evening the rrevocabs
decision OF the same morning Like all feeble PERSONS
he s frequently false, not because fasehood is coRgena
to his disposition, but because his temperament shnks
fed by cowardly and time serving counses Uneasy in
the presence OF superior men, he naturally prefers med
ocriy Incapable Of friendship he falls easily under the
dominion Of low favores, and is fond Of being enter
that delight the vulgar Without being attached to the
pleasures OF The table, he is whmscay particular in the
observance OF all his and habits such his devo.
ton to Them that neither business distress of mind
could wean him from them. In the midst Of the dangers
and difficulties that pressed round him during the last lew
weeks Of his stay in Rome, neither sleep nor appetite de-
serted him and so deficient is he in sensbiy that he
actually grew fat in his humliatng retreat at Gaeta
prince OF such character could hardly fail any time
Of exercising sinister influence the destinies Of his
country Under the present circumstances OF difficulty
he has been the ruin OF Rome and the papacy, and
scourge to Europe. co. IA
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uuuuRAL House Farnishsng Dry Goods Wsxsroon,.
III CLAcETT DoDsON would most respectfully inform all
intending keep house. that they have
ed and FOR the reception OF much more
extensive goods the above line than has ever been
hert seen IN shi- city, c. absent for few days for
purpose making purchases and would respectfully desire
sortnen choose their return They wiz have In
Three ply super6ne Ingram, low priced do
Dsmssk twiled and pain Venetian Carpcung .... a.
,betr line - '-sT Aug 25-4f2w2awf
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THE WAGES OF wAR-At a recent meeting held in Exc
ter Hall, London, MIR. Golden made some statements
which calculated to give dignity to the agitation in
which he is embarked for the submission Of all inter-
national disputes 10 arbitration.
Among other things he stated that OF the E54 900
OF raised by the British government f47 600 900
expended upon the interest Of deb for past year,
TO sustain standing army, and that only f70o00oo
civil list the Queens establishment the administration
OF JUSTICE and all the Offices, &c Thus six seventies Of
Engands enormous revenue 20 to war and preparations
for war, and only one-seventh to civil expenses
Relieved Of that burden, how much less misery would
be suffered in England, how much easier would be the
work OF reform, how much less disastrous would be the
changes which her institutions require, and what pow
er of enterprise would be emancpaied and set In motion
through the world!
prevent The rising OF the people, he stated that two years
ago there 100000 OF soldiers enrolled among the
aggregate powers OF Europe; yet with these two mil
lions Of armed in their pay, revolution had swept
over these countries and not throne but otered TO s
force of Europe is to be increased TO four millions
What will be the effect OF this but TO aggravate the
burdens OF the people, and consequently the insecurity OF
their ulersl Wf
Since the war Of 1875 the powers Of Europe have
sorted to loans instead OF taxation for war money, and
over one hundred millions Of pounds sterling Of borrowed
money have been expended since that period in support
ing their amamens. This resource, however 10 not IN.
exhaustibe for Austrian bonds have recently gone beg
ging both in England and in Hoand where not shil.
ling could be raised Them and Mr.. Golden thinks that
Russias responsibility is very slight Notwithstanding her
repued wealth The Gar is borrowing HIMSELF while
he is taking u OF the Austrian loan $500 600
more 10 the Pope, and f200000 10 the Grand Duke oil
Tuscany. All this, Mr.. Golden thinks, is ubiquitous
and says that investment for his children, he would
not give Gas for the Russian bonds which the bulls and
bears on the stock exchange are selling OF at los.
IN Y. Ersning Post
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l. nd. Pension, aud General Agsnc,

WILLIAM H. MINNTx late 81 the Land once, Will
prosecute every kind against the government before
Congress the departments His experience the different
departments specially those relation military
bounty ands viii enable him give fun satisfaction all who
REQUIRE his prompt Of patents sold
military will be secured, and all
deadleter Claims for
Of 1912 and Mexican
special He win also attend the sale
Of real owned
this cir BY residents and others.
Reference Gen James Shields formerly Commissioner
Of the General oce NJ Young Commis
Land oce all the officers Of the General
geneny Of the State Of rosj
Thomas Edmund Burke Peter Force W. W. seston
Blair, J. Q. Rves, Richard Wsiach.
Haslup Weedon's Coach Factory west OF the Centre
Market, Washington, ID. c.
aep1
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EOR sale, very desirable three-story brick house,
with back building stories good and stabe and
ming back alley Is feet situated between AZ and
9Th Streets being Of the most desirable parts OF the city for
residence. 1895 sefiasi M IN tag AZ gsibt Ig
Terms Of sale will be made easy, but little will be
qured on the first payments. BA
For further particulars apply 10 GREEN TASTET,
Auttoneers and Commission Merchants,
Nov 4-2aw3wif r.a4 r- ett45 SOS Concert Hail.
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states -. r..~..,v.n,.
TAYLOR MAURY, booksellers and statoner Pennsyvsnm
avenue Oh street, having sfned connexions WIN ms
principal book establishments Of the country VIII supply NJ
religious miscellaneous MEDICAL scienunc ana scnoo
books single copies the lowest publication prices
Schools, and individuals intending 20 order oren
books from the northern ces save trouble ana
ssi % sgw': .sa ss leaving @' ''' suys
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CAUTION nxTRA.

sn ~ s nsns ~ hoE. a m. @ M w - NM
nn,ns y wneh .sy Js 49,, I'M, TeSnssd - no dae u
and $780, - ~ ns ~ a. r.s,s.d. sni
IKE; YET he assumes purpose gaining
credit Tor what ne not he sending out cards headed nck OF
week will r Townsend $500 he will produce sim
gle solitary proof Of this Th u % caution the public not g Be
JACOB TOWNSHIPS sARsAPARiLIA having on IL the old
docsor likeness, his family Of as and his signature
the coat Of arms ,.<o. ,,o,..,.,,,,,,
JACOB TOWNSEND,
Principal Office, ioa Na'sda street, New York city.
Ola no, Tonena a nov abo, sevsntv wears Of me- and IN.
opg eesn Known s Sno ana aeDys " n -
- ,;,.,,
ssg, and me sales eIsaa'eIsd those only who
many NJ those who Ind been healed ~
discusses and save3 from death noeIaimed s excellence and won
dsrn,I hsssins no~e, This ' f'-~ - - "
- - r :. j. }*a
u1anu s'.u uno4.Alio. P.op !. - ~. !, .
length and breadth Of the land . . 1900
Unlike young q y "a mproves WIN age ana never
man the highest me aes
o. hs ax nave NJ neen lo ~ me
manufacture Of the OLD DoCT0Rs sARsAPARILLA The ear
ana some wnch aIe het useless anu one
enea q @ oi usc ~ S ~ ssa
arc 80 vo.s ,S ,na. ey ~ ssa ao % no.r
pny 10 hose in H. manufacture Moreover these VIOLA
principles, fly vapor, exaaon, under
the essential medical properties Of the which
gives 10 IL all Its value The 3 iAll
Genuine Old Doctor T0vvnsend's Barsaparflla
prepared that all the inert Of the sarsapaa
don and then every particle Of medical
secured pure orm
Of losing m valuable and healing properties Pre-
Cure OF innumerable diseases.
m. reason WIN we ear commena,on, a. every side IN ia
,Ss cure ~ m Neutrality-suspicious. DYspEpsA and Liver COM
PLAINT and In RIIEUMATIsM sCROFULA and PILES, cos
TTVENESS, all CUTANEOUS ERUPTIONS, PIdPI OTCH
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uR. A. DE vAUDRICOURT begs leave 10 infern.ths
iii public friends that having permanently located In Wash
urtop tuition OF the French,
Italian, spanish languages and also Of e piano forte and draw
In References Of highest especteby
viii be ven by applying oh street, between and
d. ner ibsons Academy Davss music store, and
Mr.. Andersons stationery store
July l5.-eodn
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all do as they like May some of us do nothnga Have
We liberty Of conscience Fellow -citizensl hope
ms news from Pulaski viii sweep the yagIsnt act and
ms Nag fair hands wrought it, and bold hands carried t
Ohorisn In heart OF heartsand should ever die,
Proudess would be- 10 be inter red in The meanss
puddle In PULASKI. . ~ IN NJ ~ T H
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General Agency at WashinSton, d. 9.
DY A. M FARoUHAR, formerly Of Harrisburg, Pennvania,
ID with Mext
the revolutionary the with Great Britain, and the Flor
ida
For pensions, bounty land, scrip.
Bounty LandW attend the purchase and sale Of bounty
land on order.
Potent OesThe applications patents, procuring models
drawngs &C., will be attended all their various branches
General Post O6es-A claims against the department viii be
prosecuted settlement Of conacors quarterly accoun pay Of
New Orleans Delta Nashville Union, Advertiser,
Cincinnati Indianapolis
Sentinel New York Herald and Detroit Free Press VIII publish
the amount Of o. and send their bills to this oee
with paper. " June 24u
CPIENDID Carpetinx, Curtain Goods, Sc.-The sdbscn
respectfully Of citizens
generally their stock Of furnishing goods which
el confident be surpassed II squaed, other
house In the district They name
IN CARPETING,
Patent tapestry velvet do tapestry Brussels
Royal Administer, English Brussels
Imperial ply, double super ingram
super6ne ingram, extra fine, and line do
owpiced all wool ingram, royal fviled veneiianr
Rich cheneiIIe and tuned rugs
Heavy ocloh width, which win be cut 20 nj any
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS,
Rich satin de laines, rich figured de LANES
Rich high colored damssks, nch union danasks
Twtlled and plain eashmeree
worried damasks all colors
Embroidered laced curtains, embroidered muslin do
Embroidered mnsns, BY the yard
Tasssiloops, gmps, borderngs, bindings
Blind rnens widths
Tasssis cords and nrtures OF every kind, &c.
complete assortment OF table and piano
linen sheeng damask napkins ano
Al Of which are jus, are perfectly fs o.
accommodating All are respectfully IN
vitcd for themselves . - ,,<<.- !. ~,
Sep 1l-3taw4wn n. NJ HUE . w.
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NEW NOvELs.ArehibaId werne OF the Brothers Revenge
" Price 30 cts.
The First step 70 Crime, the Boe Illustrated by cukshank
Price rs VI. .L. -. rs
The Tive Loves, or Eros and Anteros. Price Is cts
The Lady OF Doona. Price - cts
Nov IA FRANCK TAYLOR.
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uOTTCEhe subscriber bers leave TO inform the cisen- and
public generally has just employed workmen rom bu
ana dom the Cities skill and experience,
which, together with his knowedee and psnce IN hs bust
for thirty him with commence mat ne 70
70 fine eweiy and costly set CONS silver
he superior than other establishment Known 70
him country His customers are Respectfully
requested their orders with 80. .,.,,,,,.,,r,,
Penn. avenue, between On and ION streets
Aug. le--eodn
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POPULAR MUsIC.-WM FISCHER has just received num-
Der Of the popular pokas, &c,
which the foownga Of which will be sold
reduced prce-four cents per page;
NARcHRs.
Kossuths March; by G. Lenschow.
General p r. smiih's March; by Martin
Spanish Patriots March by Martin.
Mary Blame Quick Step.
Battle Of Buena Vista.
Invitation la Polka by Max Marezch
Tedesco Polka BY Max Marstzch.
Belle Polka; by Berg
Carnival Polka by Canthal
Pm thine, only thine; by j. Benedict
The Broken hearted, by Felice Dorego.
When others strive win thy smile.
No. ne'er thy home be mine,
Jeannet and JeannoG complete.
The Knight of the Golden Crest.
Oh! sally White; fayone song
Stop dat knocking BY winnemore
Choe's 10 be wife.
Sweet Of Caroline; by Beckel
the window.
Ole virginny breakdown.
Bull and Dan Tucker
Gwine long down; by Frank Brewer.
Invitation ia vasc by Won Weber
Cloisier Waltz; by Engelbrecht.
Nailie Waltzes; by Labitzky. ..a
New Aurora Watzes.
Reeoectons Of Strauss, beautiful collection of waitress by
Hegar
Dearest Mae, with variations BY 9robe.
OH Susanna;
Beethoven Walk ale desir; ]" BY Cremey.
,Th he Of summer by Herr. -
Dan Tucker by Grobe NJ.
Dandy Jim; !" Novlo
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WANTED, daily Baltfmore, philadelphia, New
York Boston, and Orleans General Agency and Commits
wholesale and retail stoc and oher re
spectacle business book keepers, saesmen Poer par
book and map
ascpss olecto oyerseers business, hc We
have al ali times large o good situations hand which
from Those Of situations
do well TO give call m we have agents IN esen
Inc above cities enable applicant IN
nissbls situation al the acquan
spce in Cities which trust will enable US 10
who with call
between South and Gay
peon. living I'm any part States, and wishing
o., s,uaton hi baltimore either Of the above cities win
have their wants Immediately attended BY addressing us hne
naidA as nv 80 doing cus both trouble and er
which they would incur by coming TO The city ana
SEEKING e"p'o'"e"' ''' "s" TAYLOR TAyMAN,
Second street,
NJ, "a Ar Baltimore, Md
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The ATROCITIES OF HAYNAU, THE AUSTRIAN BUTCH
gives the following particulars Of some Of the late execu
tons OF Hungarian patriots by the Austrian General
Haynau:
The tranquility and the dscontnuance Of execution.
their effect Most people believed that justice would o
future stride corpses, but that would walk the
Jake place oday tsOh instantly This rumor found iite
il Ba this morning ats O'Clock, troop Of horse. with
barred swords made its appearance in the zpaz thus
military sulhoritiss Shortly afterwards battalion Of fool
appeared and formed into the interior Of which
drums were beaten Their hollow caused hearts
quake After the roll of drums the read
mas UI ss
nifty At length, the first Of the victims led forward.
of rs years Of age Twas informed that he had awaited his
death with the iorttude Of martyr When him he
pale and down II was the manner OF his death
the execution by the d. which drove the iron into
Prince Woronieckis soul This young man was an Aus
trian officer when the Hungarian commenced He lelt
Emperors service and founded Polish legion, which
he became The commander. Haynau's troops captured
him at Szureg, Szegedin.
fGp ss ana VINO oiaed Hungarian
acting adjutant of General Dembinski- He nors
than the Prince and indeed he was able to address
The third and last sufferer was Giron he leaves three
children behind him. He commended the German egion.
assisted in the sromng of Bnda, and his
military talents and his ZEAL that he said 70 be
pointed the command Of the garrison Of Comorn. He
captured at Peterwadein The dreadful closed
with prayer In which the soldiers the public joined.
"on the 2ih October three more victims died by the
rope;
Peeny seventyfye years of age, exPresdent of the
Board Of Hungary TWAS his name that figured
Hgh Constituent Diet dated 10Th October lsss The old
man died bravely'
delegates Of the Hungarian Diet il was the latter who
drew up the declaration Of the Independence OF Hungary
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DrsHoP ESGLAND.s WORKS, COM

DIsHOP ENGLANDs WORKS, COMPLETE--TAY-
MAURY booksellers eh street. have JUS, received
from lie publisher compee works. In volumes
octvo which supply subscribers and others the publishers
price flee expense freight &e In Washington or Geoetown
liz. with directions for
supplied the copies will be delivered ron Taylor
Mauryf. NV ~
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NEW and elegant silks, shavls &c.In addition 70 our
IN received from New York and Phila
depha complete assortment Of The newest and most as
Goods Of among which we name
pieces changeabe Satin de Chimes Of every color some
entirely shades
Is pieces new styles figured Satin de Chimes
20 do extra Chimes, OF recent i'm
and be found elsewhere In The District
20 pieces rich figured Changeable Silks
10 rch waered Irish Popllns
|. do black Turc Sains
do mall checked Silks, low priced
heavy black Gro de Rhines
20 DO coored Marcelines, OF every shade
50 do new styles Cashmere d'Ecosse
10 Satin Damask Panama
rs DO new styles Mousselnes de Lainc
do Lupnis French Meninos, every shade
Is high and priced Mousselines de Lame
10 do nch silk velvcu OF all coiors
DO DO do
Toye,he win many other new and Materials
numerous 70 advertisement but which we shall
be pleased to those who favor with call
In sHAWLs, &C. we name
$50 1914 Scotch long shaws, Of entirely designs, and very
cheap
rs "a Scotch square shawis
rs ls4 rich real long shawis also very cheap
rs "a cashmere square Shawis
is 1914 Hungarian plaid Scarf -
Also daily expected large LOT French Cosks vises, Man
las, Of which notice will be given soon as received
Nov. 6-4wif Y. IL hooE CO
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James q. B~rree
WILL attend me prosecution q claims before Congress and The
various departments OF the government
Once and dwelling street, between OH and ION Streets
Oct o.