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lust RECEIVED and for sale tv H.
% Lagenby, new crop Of Figs, Buck wheat and
Prunes
Also Nuts, Raisins, Scotch Herrings, Pickles, Cat,
sup. prime Cheese Seventh street,
ec L. 81 door north Off street.
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I 1NSEED OIL, and boiled; White Lead
IL Narnishes: Window Glass of all sizes; Paint
Brushes; Tools: Pitches Came.s Hair Pencils; ground
and dry CoorS; and rythiug in the Paint line can
be found at GILNAN'S Drug Store, Penn. avenue
between 9th and 9TH streets. &C 22
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Agent for Washington, u. C., Il. p. WpRCES-
TER, over WhitahITst'r GALLERY huva!''~ hiil.iiuc.
Medica! Examiner, i;r !. &. HALL. Gaug:il-tf
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TO THE LAIIES.

THE undersigned having recently attended sor,e
/ peremptory sales OF Dry Goods IN Phi EIDE rhia
AMI New York, which have been ma lie in co.se.
luence Of the tightneSs Of the none. market, ena-
bies BIN to offer the following Goods a: rices twen
ty-fve per cent. less than any other house ia the
District OF Columbia
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single and Double Eerret Guns and
Cumming Aunnraius.

Superintendent Of the Public Printing
oct l-fnit .,irc
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Very IntesssffrH from Arbshy.

very AnteSesfrEk akDSEys
ANOTHER EXCITING soEsE IN THE sENATE-THH
BROADWAY RAILRof5 rLARE.UP-cANAL con-
MISSIONER FITZHUGH RaPuBIATEs TIE CHARGES
AGAINST mIM-THE VETERAN CORPS or t512, ETC
sPEcIsd CORRESPONDENCE or THE Nw YORK HERALD.
fssAsy, Feb. As NJ
The whsle of The morning SESSION of the Senate ws
spent in debating the question whether Mr. OSullivan
had nsulteG the Senate and whtther its dignity was
impeached by his sarcastic communication. Mr. Cooley
opened the DEBATE the moment the ctrgymans payers
fe from his its, ana before many o. te Senators had
time to respond amen.
Mr. conger agsi 'defen%sd Mr. osuDst,n; so did lIr.
Pierce; and Mr. Vsnschoonhoren argued hat the papsr
was petition, andfie had right to prese-tit
Mr. Babcock oher,aa resolution that the taper be re-
turned to the Senator who presented it, Mr.. rSnger
This brought the iatter ge9teman on i feet who
nadea pointed and exciting speseh alleging nat the in
ten.ion was to make hs a victim.
seters. Senators followed Some regarded the paper as
highly insulting to meiaSers, and slander Don the
Senate and in order to preserve thu dignity of TIT body
the Senate should vndcats Itself by erasing it f. ,m the
journalsand throwing it back upon she author others
took ground that Mr. OSuYiya justified by t. pro-
vocation of the Senate in first passing the Anti Re hoad
ni and tnen, when too late, appointing committee of
investigation
The debatswas extremely sharp until the hour of taxing
the usual recess, without being concluded.
Mr. Bab:odk's resolution, returning the obnoxious
paper back to r Conger will not. rropaby be adopt a.
as was manifest from the taken in the debate
Indeed, If it soud there would be ten chances to one
whether Mr.. Q. would not tender his resignation imme
diately.
The debate will be resumed to morrow, when motion
will be mads giving Mr. OSulivan leave to withdraw the
paper and the o,mmttee instituted tonostgate those
frauds will be discharged.
In the afternoon, the Pacific Railroad bill was again
under discussion Is is impossible to predict its fate.
The House spent two hours the Fitzhugh resolutions
The sting of the preamble finally stricken out and
the remainder sent to the Judiciary Committee for
inaton 1t is supposed by many that there can be no
impeachment in the Mr.. FitzhugtF obtained the
opinions of John Spencer and Hiram Denio previous
to his accepting the nomination of Canal Commissioner
The Veterans received by Gov Seymour this
ing, in the hall Of the Capitol His ExcelNmcy made
short and appropriate speech in ausion othir services
in the Of 1872 He signfed his willingness to aid in
granting them the bounty of the State whi,h they so
much need in their declining years They took the three
O'Clock train on their return to New York. w.
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/ a...,, .ho, s.....,,. -,,,.- .
Of dsconm Gin, f,re;gne from sney ths polcy
~ th io,e.sners IRON engaging therein In al
'ne NJ TnnerT isn., .s,a,lons ns Of ue.
nassed nov anSin r. s,nn nUPed the "a would be
NJ 1.,rs Tsh;n, ~ os pese'. pt , ' ~, . ,
,S H. srsn fur
e hat u E beyond 9Es
;J =, a = ~. Meiu hol conceden ne de-
After se debaIs ID to wbethey IN" I'm, n sho,a ie p
onaJ .ha ,ard,as snt aJans - @ sh. III s1 ~, ~ yst
edat w., was s"d t VI uo"a'e 'he "i' inns
Mr. HrS1yR sad you'd w. til newt sess;on 70
''at M p,u, pMm,nU fh;r, yu'; s,-r ~. .u,,,.
he fourth ls hv u
"g ulsse woaus M IRON IN bloom, bars, pigS
TSi ncndent "S" @ - - , ar nj ~ a Won, g. 90
apnexed ~ y - ''"' " 90 nays a'
coan Ia e i, IT, MIA u, on,ih Iooper' rootc
Svyrance yV'Dr Tnder.oed ira''' oni
Ahh.srs Auas Ach'c1n, oaogeri i,ayaTa, Brad
Dodse Of Wis Dodge Of Iowa nangIaa nnwn Sah
=, rs a riIparlch 'Wn hanrs n oust hunter Jones
Snna Tnaer S wn d pMs nua; 'ewafu' Sh'eus'
N m s sa @ lie mao IN noa xoe on me amendment, be-
1o,o ns iron ro A"o" o ee0' ~ "ou' nave Oh 'he IN
DIR J5Mis lden. OF r. l., SAID he had not voted be-
,t b a1 ha nad o Ine senator nom Ma,saenn %
seI nau neeh auopea he "ouaVote against the oiii
a. MT Dl1IhI luem Oh Ia, saio no nad voted against
e anenumeht ana would vote tor the b.l because he
Ne '4 Ts - " ~ Ihe s'eP iS"avasirse .lade.
and insert IN the fourh 90 I1iss section oa'
4o
80 10 M Tr Dy e ana gov
sIne,t Oh al cellars ana vaults used lor warehouslng
Agreed at,o 10
NJ uyI vi .ernai @ amenenen,s ls s W. were agIe.uto nm
man Nuenl VI WIS, novec 70 anieno the Dll,
~ M oI .he arllces aowea tepe wafenouseo
wneAo & 1ort, a ceel; anu porh s saia Enaaa
MS OWING W present inchues, tnree weeks carrier IN
the ;prng ana six weeks later in the rai IN her com
' @ Win INV iolA, iah tne western ana NORTH
E, laws iiese areiss "eIe Diouxnt tnere W
."a, nm. IL, ah.o,pason oi these states. ms ameno-
t;, was ~ w. Pue". , ner from warehoosins .nese ar
~ ~ .,om ioan, W ahe aosahtuge at sHsohs wnen
ctta Ms spassao'e ior INC prosuS's VI Inc
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ei' apPhIu elu"y W ron, anu he HoVeu W aou 70 :"
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tta.ad y M VI Ia 80 , ~ ~ si.e VI. wo.u % oe uo
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o.ot Oy Ssehueu ;me .le IN goous n.enIeu ior
Al sn. tAoS' Pfo'isonS oouio Ae'ef pe"urenouSeu
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NJ n We sa;a 4ho ,.o,.o- -. e A., w. r.,a;,
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oa a Mns op'eo oeiofe .he act aoohshiis oues oh
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AIpAyY, Feb. a, 1858.

THE NEW YORK PASSENGER LAW
Mr. wEpEKISp gave notice of bill to amend the law
relative to passengers arriving at the port of New York
RKrrY TO Mr. oArE,s CHARGE AGAINST CANAL COMMISSIONER
FlTHzuGrr--AS INTERESTING DEBATE.
Canal Commissioner Fitzhugh sent in communication
In reply to the charges of Mr. Gale lie admits the own
ershp Of the mills and transportation line, but not in
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Adams House on Fire In Boston.

BoSrON, Feb. ., 1903.
The Splendid hotel in Washington street, known as the
AdapIs House. and kept by s. b. Robbins was on fire to-
prnt From the hold the flames had It was feared at
rst that il would be totally destroyed The efforts Of
the Gremen eventually prevailed, and the flames
tngushed. The damage chiefly conhnedto the roof
and outbuildings In the rear.
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Shipping Intelligence.
Arrived from New York-Nov 18th Three Broshers
27h Borneo 10Th Mentor Somabaya l7th Leba Iscp at
Hong Kong; Jan 17h Hudson at Liverpool.
Arrived from Norfolk-Jan 16, Hahnemann at Liver
Arrived from Wilmington NC-Jm II, susannah, at
Liverpool, leaky.
Arrived from Challeston-Dec % BuYiincton at Port
Mahon.
Arrived from New orleans-No date, rswa, at Genoa;
Jan 10 Anne do 18TH Horizon 9th Eve Charles Coop
er, Bellcarig and Hebe, at Liverpool
: Sailed for New York-Nov @, Tartar, Antelope, Kate
18th, Casquette Hyde; 25th Audobon-all hanghae
10Th, Union, from Singapore: 10TH Lenhumey;" 10th,
North Bend from Batavia; 18th, Reindeer lsh Hornet
from Canton Jan Z Aida, from Madeira; 10th endrck
Hudson, Sir Il Peel, Sardinia, Catharne Prince Albert
from Portsmouth; Gertrude and uncas from Sopthamp
ton Garrck Plymouth; Worthy of Devon FROM Cardiff;
18th, Messenger Cowes; 10Th Head, Waterloo De witt
Clinton; Guy Mannering, p Sage from Liverpool.
Sailed Sailed for Bangor, Me-John Fl Jarvis from Liverpool
sailed for Bostonl6th Actress and pacnder from the
clyde 18th, otemocto, from liverpool; 10th, Genhrn,
Sailed for Providence r I-Anelo Saxon from Liver
pool.
Sailed for Philadclphia-sth, Europa Madeira 17tb,
Arcadia Birkenhtad John Rutledge Eastern Queen and
Sailed for Charlesou~17th oluneyaH huron: 10Th,
Harriet "Mass;" 18th, Anst 'aa, Liverpool Woodstock,
Milford.
Sailed for virginia-17th Currtuck from Liverpool
aaed for Baltimoie-l6h Scotia, Moro Castle, Peter
hoif Liverpool
Sailed for savannah-1S.h Planter from whtehaven;
10th Cameo, from the Clyde; "Bunbrody, from Water
ford; 17h Jessie Miller, Milcee, William Miles; 10th,
Sailed for Mobie--1sth Elizabeth Washington Tory,
Scotland leth I da McIenry, Liverpool l7thC Jerome,
Plymouty: Sir Napier Milford 18TH Denmark Ports
mouth 10Th, American unon Mary Caroline, Liverpool
Sailed for Apalachicola-1Sth, Columbana.
Sailed for New Orleans-Jan 7, Eliza Keith, Martha
Ward; 10Th Allegro, New York Packet, Brandywinc, Iiy
crpool 18th, Lucas, Power Edward Johnston, Bell Rock
Pathenia Hyperion, VIM Perry Prince of Wales, EMont
gomey Ellen Maria Excelsior, Monongahela Ellen Oil
YER Charlrs Chalener Jessie Mum: 18th, Olympus, Tta
MIA, suson Hncks Oregon, Salem, Lord Ashburon, Lex
ington. Tyrogham Albion, sesostris 1Sth Forest Mon
arcD. Hamlet, all FOR liyerpOOl. l5 China MelOnoak,
Cardiff; 10th. Devonshre, Robert Hooper, from the
Clyde 17th Canada st Lawrence Queenstown 18TH Sea
Nymph, Acton, Portsmouth 10TH John Henry, Amnesty
Aml Westmoroland from Truxo; sailed for Boston, Sum
ner from Liverpool.
Sailing Of the Canada anu Europa from
Halifax, &c.
HALIP.ix, FEB. 4, 1853.
The Canada sailed for Boston at A. NJ. and the
Europa from Boston for Liverpool at pam.
The Nova Scotia line fell this morning, but was
promptly repaired not, however, without causing
detention in the transmission Of the foreign news.
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Markets.
NEW ORLEANS Feb. 3 1859.
Cotton has been in good demand the sales reaching
10 900 bales Prices favor buyers. Good nitfikng Ii
quoted at 9hc. 9Ac Bacon sides have Ascinsd, 400
sold at &c. Rio coffee is dull at 9hc. Freghts TO LIVER
pool are at 19-32d., and rice sells at 4Hc.
NEw ORLEANS, Feb. 4, noon.
heavy rain storm this forenoon has interrupted Al
ness and barely 1000 bales OF cotton have been xod
Prime molasses sells at 24c Lard IL eclnlng-pr me in
bbs., ezc Rio coffee is duh at 9kc.
CHARLESTON Feb. =. 1883
The sales Of cotton to-day 100 bales and for the
week, 1000 bales at q range OF ~ to No The re-
cets Of the week bales and stock amounts
TO rs 500 bales We quote middng uplnds at l0a loKc
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The U. 8. 3nnatorAhfp for Maine.

AvsusrA, Mn, Feb. 4, 1888.
The Maine iturc did aot 60 into third ballot for
United States Senator to-day but postponed the subject
till Thursday osxt
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ATTEMPT OF A NEGRO TO MURDER Ills wIFE-GOv.
MARCy-TRE PRESIDENTS SOUTHERN TOUR, ETC.
BALTIMORE, Feb. A, 1853.
A colorcd man named Samuel Howard, living In tha
western part Of this city, deliberately put pistol to his
wes head this afternoon, and discharged Leavy load
of shot, producing frightul AID fatal wound con-
trovcrsy had previously taken place between them in
which lie charged her with nadaly. Howard succeeded
AThe Hon. W. L. Marcy and son have arrived at Sa-
vannah, from Florida.
Secretary Kennedy win, 1t is understood, accompany
The Southern mall this evening, brings New OrleanA
papers Of Saturday, but they are barren OF news
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CHAKIEsToN, FED D, I65J
On the second day, G. and N Green's Escape the
first race beating Elizabeth Mnary Time three mile
heats 9:47-35O Tacon's Nina won the second race
two mile heats--in 341-350
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From Washington City.
THE GREAT INDIA RUBBER CAsE-THE AGRICUL-.
TURAL SOCIETY, ETC.


TURAL SOCIETY, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Feb. A. 1858.
The India rubber continues trial the new pa.
tent Office building TO which the Commissioner has
Gently removed As the Goodyear and Hayward patents
is about to expire and millions Of property involved
in the proposed extension the has excited unusual
interest and all the India rubber have congregated
here Among the parties opposing the extension the
railroad companies interested in the rubber springs
r. H. wilett ESQ., counsel for H. H. Day and others; Ma
thapel Richardson and +. f. Hodges Esqs of Boston,
counsel for the Egeworth Rubber Company The
against the extension opened this morning by Mr..
Richardson, who occupied the day in effective argu
ment and had not concluded at the hour of adjournment
lie viii be followed by Mr.. Hodges James Brady Esq
viii make the closing argument for the applicants.
The Agricultural Society shortly before Dispensing
terday clectad Professor Henry Of the Smithsonian In
itution honorary member Of the Society The body adj
journed till the last Wednesday Of next February.
Mr.. Fuller continues in very critical situation.
Henry L. Stevenson, of New Jersey has been appointad
commercial agent for the port OF San Juan Nicaragua
vice William f. Boone, resigned.
The Noaa Iateiii1e1sce, this mornEg says-Yestev
lny We alluded statements in the New York Co.'S
,ey and Enquirer havg reference to negotiations under
stood be pending with England We informed fron
a in which place entire confidence that tho
statements quoted BY us, and similar in other jour-
nails thoroughly Inaccurate and in reference to ano
most important details, wholly unfounded.
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Smith, Perryero, Degoes Bociey yuyes, Moore Russell
Hotmer Bearer of Dispatches
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Commercial Affairs.
THE MONEY MARKET.

The Bank of England has advanced the of discount
to three per cent Consols closed strong at 99sS Bell
Son report but little change in American securities this
week. The business had been moderate SCALE with
fair inquiry for sound stocks
Messrs Barring say that money has been in great de-
mand The amount Of bullion in the Bank of England, by
the last returns e2O showing decrease Of
f76o0 and the exports of gold have been large
Consos have declined, leaving off at 9eA for money
American Eagles 76s 4d. per ounce.
AMERICAN STOCKS, ETC.
Messrs Bell Son report moderate business in Ame
rcan stocks for the week preceding the departure of the
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ALBANY rep. y, 1863.
The whole Of this day has been occupied in taking svi-
dence on the part Of the prosecution against Ira H. Cobb
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passenRcrs by the Canatla.

Mr. and Mrs lawson, Mr. and Mrs johnson and child,
Mr. and Miss McDougal Capt Kerr Messrs Bontenshon,
anders, Deidman Arking,. DR. W siman, Lancapere,
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Closed the GOTH follows -3 per cents rentes 79
e5c.; AZ per cents, 105f.
CONTINENTAL BoURsES.
The latest prices of the other continental bourses
thus stated -Amsterdam 21st per cents e56 ~ per
ceuts 65 Antwerp. per cents. 99I1; per cents Az
Berlin u per cents, 1925 1924 Brussels, per
cents, $685. AZ per cents, 99h Madrid, 3per cents 41
redeemabe bonds 1st class 101s; "a class so; Vienna
5per cents. 9524; bank stock, 1872
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-23

the sale If it shall, / do not doubt that
their manliness and candor will prompt them
to say SO. know them both well enough to
feel assured that in publishing the piece
headed "a Chancellor Scots decision--The
Union Bank Bonds" they were influenced
by nothing but sense of patriotism and
public duty. Should they discover that
either their data or deductions are erroneous.
they have character enough to afford to say
SO. At any rate, it will be but an act of
justice to republish this defence in the col
umns of the paper that made the attack, and
but justice also, that all the presses that have
copied it, should do the same thing.
ONE OF THE COMMISSIONERS.
NoTE.-Sec. &. of both the acts incorporating
the Union Bank, reads as follows; BE it further
enacted, that the said Bonds may be transferable
by the endorsement of the President, and of the
Cashier of said Bank to the order of any person
whomsoever, or to the bearer; and the said en-
dorsement shall f,r the place. the said principal
and interest shall be paid, and all expenses incurr
ed thereon shall be betrayed from the funds Of
The bank"
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-23

- To the exclusion of other mat
ter we give place to the communica-
tion from zone of the commissi oners''
who sold the Union Bank Bonds. We
deem this but an act of justice to the
Commissioners as the very erroneous
impression seems to prevail that they,
in making sale of the bonds, violated
their written instructions. The argu-
mentiS conclusive, and we regard it as
triumphant vindication of their con-
duct in the transaction. Justice re-
quireS that editors who have based an
argument in favor of reputation, upon
the ground that the commissioners did
not comply with the provisions of the
charter, should give this communica-
ton an insertion.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-23

~ We state with pleasure, that the
Rev. w. Parker Scott has returned in
fine health and will Immediately enter
upon his ministerial duties There will
be service at the Episcopal Church next
Sabbath.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-23
= See the advertisement Of Lewis

Franklin in to-day's paper. He has
been merchandising in this place for
some time, and it is known that he will
give the best sort of bargains. Call
and give him trial
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WoMAK AND FLowERs---The editor Of the
Lonisville Journal Journal has very read.
able article under this head, from which we
snt the closing paragraph. II Is full Of the
tine poetry Of natural and refund sentiments
4 Blessings on the heads of. those who
send flowery presents to those whose ener-
ges have been desolated by disease! Flow
~ impart not only fragrance and beauty to
ones sick room, but they absolutely light up
hs gloom that hangs around il like dark
enrtain, and cause cheerfulness to take the
Place OF heaviness and oppression of the
heart. Often has our soul felt exceedingly
grateful to these dear woman who have con-
aderedou low estate and senr flowers, fresh,
lngfant and beautiful, to cheer our invalid
I'm. Could we strew their pathway through
his with flowers, how eagerly would our
Ind perform the task! Had flowers no
slhef Office than to minister to the pleasures
9 tho sick, that of itself would be reason
solnclent why they should be cultivated.
bat when we remember that they are not
ealy IN ever pleasant joy to the eye, but are
asc true and genial teachers Of moral truth
and excellence, as well as tender prompters
athe highest as well as the most refined
nuiiments, we can perceive of how great
ll7srtance il is that the hand and heart Of
suman's power is in her loveliness, and she
INT 70 do everything to encourage it. Her
6ellness has broken the bondage Id which
my sinful man was bound, and which
~ resisted persuasisn and force through
nany y year. Let her increase her power
n adding to her l0veliness, and this she will
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lgLIs Or CouRTsHIP.--f. Nevar u,.rr,
wsalth. "A womarl's life consisfeth 10
alAe things she possesseth. 4.
Never marry ! fop, Of one who struts
.eaat dandy-like 10 his silk gloves and ruff
ID with silvsred cane, and rings on lis
aeeers; beware! there il i trap n
Never marry niggard, close listed,
-, sordid wretch, who saves eyery penny.
1eends i gsndgingly. Iaks cafe iest IL
- you 10 death. ssts .I.17 s. -
Never marry stranger, or one whose
ssafacfer il not known or tested. Some
asles jump right into the lire, with theiir
vide open $500 '5 1,ss..s .'.ss ''.t. :, t. 3, 81
a Never marry NOPE or ! drone. one one
~ - .sl: arsxl: and dsaggles through life, ono
~ ~ @ sass aaosheT, and Iet things take, their
-. ~ aseser marry ? man who treats his
Ssa S..let aad sister unkindly, o. indifferently.
s.... s- .ss.tment is ! sure Indication of 1
IN and wicked beSst. ..s.71 sssa7-f f'1si-s
IL. NeSei, on any account, marry 1 GAM
Ifofane person, one who il, the Iaasf.
. lightly Of God, OF religion. Such Z
4 - ~ never make 4 good husband,
- - sever marry steven, 4 man who i
Ss{ seni q his person. 81 his dressL and ;s
- q his hsbits. The esaerral ,nns., :
&c y n index 10 the hear ea1'
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