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Proceedinps of CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-Sen0te.-M Mr.. Sc
ward presented n petition from the unemployed
workingmen.o of New York, and made speech
thereon.
Mr. Mallory reported the House bill relative
to the retired navy list.
The French Spoliation bill was read and order
ed TO be printed.
The Army Appropriation bill was taken up.
Mr.. Houston made speech upon the duties of
the United States in relation to the Indian tribes,
to which Mr. Jones of renne ssce replied.
House.-A petition received from the
Legislature of Pennsylvania, asking Congress to
send relief to kanes Arctic expedition.
The Texas creditor bill made the special
order for the 9th of February.
Mr.. Taylor of Tennessee introduced bill
prescribing an uniform rule of naturalization,
which was referred,
Mr. Cutting reported joint resolution disap
proyeing of the ''diSatlirming' act of the Legs
luture of Minnesota, Incorporating the North
west Railroad company, which passed that body
March 4th, 1851. A long discussion ensued,
and the House went into committee OF the whole
territorial business,
POWDER Mill EXPLOSION Two LIVES LOST.
On Thur sday evening last, about7 o'clock, the
inhabitants of Wilkesba Pa, were aroused
by an explosion that shook the whole village and
the buildings a.ound for several miles. 1t pro
ceeded from the explosion of the large powder
manufactorv of Parrish, Silver & Co., situated
about two II lies below the borough. The estab-
lshment was almost entirely destroyed. y
white boy named Joseph Rhoads, and coored
boy named Jerry Cooper were blown some 100
yards and killed. The glass in the windows of
all the houses III the vicinity was broken, and IN
some the sash and doors were destroyed.
DEATH OF MISS MITFoRD.-The steamer brings
intelligence of the death of Mary Russell Milford.
the favortr and gifted author. The sad event
took place in the village of Swallowfeld, England,
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Also over 100 900 Paintings. Statues Medals Charts
Albums yninnblr Books, und Portfolios of Engraving
making in nil $50 900 gifts which will be dstr hued b,
a committee appointed by the Shareholders, md for,
wardcd free OF curgc bV he Pubcs obedent scrvnntr
DASfIALL& CO.
4S6 Brondway, New York.
Orders fr Engiuyiugs and Tie Its in hi. great en-
te prise daily arriving from II pars Of the Unitc
StBtes and Cann,a, which warrant IA in prom'sing u
very curly day the distribution Applications shout
be made Immediately only certain number of Tick
be sold Letters. with the money enclosed, Ia
be prepaid, and the Engrnving and Ticket will be fnr.
war led free. DASliALL g. CO.
doc al lAinr d46 RrnnlN nY. Now Nnrk.
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Severe Case of Rheumatism

NLNI' sNILIh, -TtrHiIf On, VI.
Ma 'h ith, 1888
Mas1s Mortimer j. MOr6r0g:- conference.-the, ing
been nlllcte With rheumatism tnr ita
worst forms and not hring able otor relief from
other medic u.'s. Wa induced totr, "llumpton's Veg
ranlc TBctnrc" n few bottles nt which, am happ, t.
say have lnnde perfect cure.
Atthe time commenced using the rinctGre I wa
scarcely able 20 walk. and have been fo'
some weeks. entirely fee from al pam,
L NAV
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THE VIRGINIAN

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FL ANlNG il ST RECEIVED Az ENTIRELY NEW
AND BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF JOB TYPE
the Propretors deem this proper occasion to re-
mind their friends that they are better prepared Rap
ercr to execute every species of
r9.s.e Book, job and Ornamental
eeff9aPlR!1l NlTl1lNlGl, IA
NE1YLf, CHEtPLf and ETPEDTTYOf1ST Y
Therefore merchants and others in want of S,oyr
Bills, Grc'dorS, Labels, Bidnks BR Heads, Bills of
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Rftsp The advantage Of TWO SUPERIOR POWER
PRESSES enables US to fill all orders AT THE SHORT
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Printed on very swift Yaqkee Press at extraordinn
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hassoLUFHoN.-fn 80 partner hip here &,
~ 'fe unicr The -tye aud firm Of Edwards Howard
was tins day di.4pl,od by mutual concnt. The s.h
scifi ~ would, Therefore inform hi4 friends and the
public ai lac il rrcrnrcl Ia wait the customer
at the cid hrm N such mannes cannot fail In give
,uisttetea,
| nl.o nh'r Tor slr the Improved Plan for Cutting
Jan dim q. r. HON ARD
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Balloon Ascension !!

1DROF. y l. CARRIER, pronounced by tho press
the most nqtrcJi} G,oHaHi 81 the age will make
ascension 10 h. .rtutltul Bnnu "PocAuoSTAs." Ohio
largcst south ri tic Potomae) Pcrcyals Island,
"Wednesday, the 3lsr January next, at halrpu o.
coch, p m.
BY AL arrangement with the Sruth.Stde RarouA, pas
stuerr- will b brought the following rates including
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-31

posr OFFICE AFFAIRS Th5 Postma ster Gen
ora ha, established the following post Offices;
Mack's Meadows, Wythe county, Thomas Wood
postmaster; Mason, Mason county, Asa Brigham
postmaster; Naif :, Franklin county, Jacob Naff
postma Stcr,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-31

ARREST FOR PAprIeIrATING ~ T&E SLAVE
'fahnH. A letter from New York under date of
Jan. 81, say:
L. Kraft al a. Kutolli having been indicted in
Richmond, va, as having served as a captain of
Yassoi ia The African -laY" trade vas arrested
1, forenoon on rrquis..s1 uetu'y Siarsi'ni
horton, and held fol examination.
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NEW BOOKS at MoRSES.


NJ Cour'shp ntd its Coasc 1ucaeea, ty II. Wteeti.
VI tuih HILL supply.
lump Lighter. new supply,
Fudge Doiuas. by Ike Mnrvol.
Thu Wiie's "irto,y. by NJ 5. SouhWo,h.
Bayard Tey'a's Africa,
Tn Crosbie and His Friends b, s. lover.
What Not hy Mrs Dcnis,,,
Count of MnroH. by puTas,
The Turnish Empire, by Morris,
Dickens CHRISTMAS Soy. Also. American aluanno
for 1855 Church Aim Ladies Book. Ailhurs and
Peerson's Magazines for ebruar,. ln27.ts
DURD SEED. Just to hand lot It Crop
eBir sc"i.-Canuy. Rape and Hemp very clean
and nice. For sale BY
dec 23-ts
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DEATH OF MISS MITFoRD.-The steamer brings
intelligence of the death of Mary Russell Milford.
the favoritc and gifted author. The sad event
took place in the village of Swallowfeld, England,
ON The 10Th instant. She was born in l1S9
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V"y "V'VVV 10 NJ WsSPOSG" VI
DISTRIBUTION OF GIFTS TO COME OFT
WITHOUT FAIL, MARCH 10. 1885
'r sooner, II the tickets are nil sed.-DASiIhIIA
- hcgIo assure thrir friends TIM Hedr cifcH
,SIHccs will tie distribution he stponad beyond the
aboyc r'cntoned datr and they hope, 10y energy aud
operation of their patrons. Ia bring the enterprise
10 conclusion earlier period In which ease due
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.frotteg GNRE bu HAMP TONS TIN iTRE;
ONE OF OUR OWN CITIZENS.
The Rich, the Poor, every ,ehere, tear the same
TtStimony.


Real the follow ire CcH 6ratetfem Indy, endorsed
hy Postmaster f. +. Cooper:
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$50 600 Present. 10 be given thu purchasers nf u"
urge and clega" engraving Of the Inauguration Of
George W Washington President of tho United States
from the celebrated painting ol David Paul Inwrens
Price OF engraving (S1 Dnc Do lar. which includes n
gtchcr entiIlng the holder TIA chance in the follow
ing li't of magnificent gifts.
The Vnlnent the ptcsenfs ns appraised by Commit
trr chosen fr the purpose !. 10 900, follows:
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LS7GS.-iG0 boxes fresh FIGS. just received or
l. consignment viii, h we will sell by Wholesale
tail al Richmond prices.
inn l9.ts LEE 4 JOH NSON.
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I'M. To Nnn 81, Hichmono, WI.
And for snlr by J. II Srny, Il. Lyman, J, II.
Thompson 4 Co. Lyuchbug, yn., aud by dealers in
Medirinrz everywhere. sep5-ly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-28
CRIMEAN MOVEMENTS.

According to our last aiyices from the Crimea
there is little reason to expect aay very i'm
portant war intelligence by the Atlantic due here
today or tomorrow Indeed, the indications are
rather that so far as great movements are con-
cerned the campaign is closed for the Autumn,
unless fine weather to degree quite unusual for
the season in that country should afford an oppor-
tunity for prolor giug the operations. What is
most probable in such a case is, that GOrchakOf
may undertake demonstration upon Eupatora,
though, as we have shown in q recent examin alton
of the subject his chances Of success are exceed
iDgly exiguOus. On the part Of the Allies, not
opy tie general hardness Of their movements
since the fall of South Sevsstopo bat the fact th.t
the strong reconnaissance they have lately under
taken on the Upper Belbek on the one hand, and
from Eupatoria toward Symphcropol on the other
have both produced no positive results also shows
that they are not inclined to attempt further
fighting for the present. OF the first of these
reconDoissances we have already given our readers
a careful account, and we now proceed to COM
plete our record Of the campaign By describing
the second
II seems that Gen. d'Allonville marched with
"a battaops of infantry, ;S squadrons of cavalry
and So guns in all about IS, 600 men-toward
SAX, on the road 10 Sympheropol About four
miles beyond SAX the road, running northwest to
south east, crosses the ravine Of ChobOtar. This
is the first Of a series Of ravines, watered in the
wet season by small rivers, which between Eupa-
toria and sevsstopol run generally due east and
west from the interior to ward the sea. These ra-
vines form important military positions, as the
Alma, the Belbek and the Cbernaya have already
proved. The ravine Of ChobOtar, though less i'm
portapt in ts general features, has this PECULIAR
ty, that 1t closes the direct road from Eupatoria
to Sympheropol As in the Crimes no long march
es across the country can be undertaken, and the
few military roads must generally be followed, the
de6les of Chobotar ofer capital position for bar
ring the access to Sympheropol. Accordingly,
the Russians have entrepched it and armed their
redoubts with sc long thirty two pOuuders, whose
extensive range the French experienced IS soon
as they approached the position There was nu-
perous body Of Russian infantry in and behind
the entrenchmeats, and Gen. dAllonville did not
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-28

terdsy in the Chamber Of Commerce, it must Do
admitted that this imputasiOn, affecting the char
scter of many of our merchants, rousing intern
pers.e feelings and expressions on the other side
and disturbing the commercial relations between
the two countries, has much the air Of having
been got up simply to give to he British Minister
an opposing raft on which he migat ride free OF bis
recruiting troubles. Even alter the sb.urdity OF
the lea Was made clear to the COnsufs afnghted
vision, he delayed the acknowledgement to give
this brilliant invention the benefit OF weeks start
in England And when he did withdraw the lloe
:, u,.vith an i'll grace. neither becoming to him
nor b,norable to the country he represents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-28

We publish in another portion of this mornings
TRIBUNE detailed account by Miss Della Web
ster Of the prosecutions ana wings uocu
subjected to in the State of Kentucky. part Of
this painful history has long been matter of public
notorety, but there are passages in this narrative
of outrage and wickedness which we should be
10th to believe without strong co,teral evidence
That Miss Webster has such evidence is averred
BY Miss Harriet Beecher Stove who states under
Der own hand that she has exa mined tho dOcu-
nents in the case and finds them perfectly to con-
firm the narrative in all its points. We invite to
the subject the careful attention of the public
We do not think the people of Kentucky can JUS
tify such barbarous treatment of woman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-28
RIGHT MEN In THE BlGHT PLACE.

This we'll soundipg principle, which was the bat
tle-cry Of the defunct Administrative Reform As
ISOLATION in England, appears likely to share the
fate Of most other great principles. 1t is coming
into operation when its foundei have passed away
A it was with Calico and Harvey, so it is with
the " fit men in the fit place" Association, which
was born in the City of London some twelve
months since, and found its last obsequiss shortly
after at Drury lane, with Mr.. Charles Dickens o.
chief mourner. The pet child left by its starved
parent now chirrups on the lap OF Palmerston.
First we have Sir William Wordsworth, who, if
not exactly fit at the moment he was selected, was
certainly entitled, by years devoted to the advo-
eaey of sound colonial principles, to be esteemed
as representing the principle of the right man In
the riaht place. His place has since been offered
10 Lord Stanley-an able, vigorous young radical,
who made the mistake of being born at Knowsley
instead of Msncbester-and being declined by him.
will most probably be conferred on MI Robert
Lowe, a young statesman who, independent OF be-
inc surrounded with the odOr Of The Tim,s's thun-
der, is eminently qualified, by bis long res'dence
in the Colonies, his breadth of view and informa-
ton. to fll the place. Again, we have Codring-
ton. a Junior General, raised over several old 10
oies. his seniors in commission, including deaf
lord. 10 the command of the British army made
vacant by the recall Of simpson.
All this looks like the Inauguration OF newer
ard better rule. But lii all reforms and improve
mepts. it will doubtless be termed rash and dan
oerous innov alton, and encounter the deadlest op-
nostion of many even of Lord Palmerstoo' friends.
OF all political parties in England the Wings have
hem the most exclusive Their faith has been
that certain number ofrevoutionary families hold
nv right divine the governing power of England
and their policy has been to govern on liberal prin
ciples through sristocratic men. Thus, while the
Tories have been led by Pitt Canning Peel and DIG
rseI the Wings have ever gathered round the arts
tocrstic plume of some Grey or Grenvilleor Fox OF
Russell. The admission Of sir William Wordsworth
into the Cabiret though q baronet possessed oil
some fourteen thousand pounds year was viewed
A an act of daring betsrodO1y and we have little
doubt that should Mr. Lowe. as il likely be named
as Sir William Molesworths successor, there viii
be much mutiIy and murmuring in the Whis
camp on the opening of Parliament The principle
that an imbecile lord is superior to an able com
moner Is attended with too many pecuniary and
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Menu lork Dailu Gribnre
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1856.
The Tribune Cor Europe.

We shaB ssue THIS MORNING an Edition Of
TIE sEM-wEEKLY TRIBUNE for circulation In
Europe. 1t viii contain all the latest News up to
the time gong 10 press Single copies In ~rappers,
ready for mailing, can be had at the counter in the
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The Mail by tots steamer wiz close in this city at
lOI O'Clock this forenoon.
Subscriptions ana Advertisements for The NEw-
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-28

Certain persons whom the telegrsphic reporter
at Louisville calls an American Mass Convention,
met in that city yesterday to save the Union. Del
eeates from six Of the thirty one States were pres
ent They resolved to go the Union in spite Of
anything, even the Pope; for the largest religious
liberty against Church and State Union; against
that frghtful raw-bead and bloody bones the Pope;
that they don't like the present naturalization laws,
but don't know what to propose to improve them;
that the Philadelphia Platform is immaculate, and
that they swear BY it straight through; that the
Louisville murders were deplorable, but that
Mickey and Haus did the mischief by attacking
Americans Who were neuter in the election that
the subject is very ugly one and they don't wish
to say anything more about it, but on similar
provocation they would do just so again Ad-
iOurned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-28

We do not often invite the attention Of our readers
to the particular arrangements oy which We endesvar
from time to time TO increase the extent and valae Of
such ser, ices "a The TRIBUNE may render the public;
but in view Of Tie interest attaching to the
proceedings Of the Congress now about to open, it Is
perhaps no more than proper to state that NJ GREE
LEY wi spend the Winter ct Washington, ss the
.pecsl representative and aorresp 9ndent of this
journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-28

We learn from good authority, that in conse-
ouence of the great numbers of disabled and dessl-
tute German, Polish, Irish and other passengers
who have been sent to Great Britain and perhaps
to Ireland also, during the last Summer and Au'
tum BY the Commissioners Of Emigration Of New
York. the British Government have determined 70
take stringent against all ships conveying
that class Of passengers hereafter to the United
KinodOm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-28

In another column will be found full account
of the mysterious offair connected with the snk
ing Of the scho oner EudOrs Imogene Of Deep
River, Conn, between this City and Hart Island
Oh Friday night last. There is every reason to
believe that the captain, VIM. Palmer and mate -
young man Damtd Prstt--were murdered in cold
blood by the negro cook
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-28

sr,ssrp N raE FUrH wAsD.-Ls~ ns~
framed Oh are, Qaia wsss AsSeA
NV. 0;0 sISasS sy an gug'shm.a named Aseos, q To
low ,bev;re den No. !, Thomas street. 2dis s
b.tl, stabbed, and was take. 70 the ao.pas 10 a.
boz. r.s locked up IN the Fifth wsrd Station hsa'~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-28

From vEsEzUrLA.-By the arrival Oh VOC
sarsh Maria from BARGE ons We have 'eoe''s,'
% Nov. g. That port was peri CITY nes ny sai us
ouil. The cholera was raging u an SH MUG '~A'
In I.aeuayra and Puerto Caheis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-28

News from Mexico to the 18th of November
tells us that Alvarez had entered the City of Mex
leo at the head of 5000 men, and was quietly
received Alvarez and Vidaurri were on the best
of terms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-28

A Jury was inpanneled yesterday in the case of
Lew. Baker. TIE evidence of Cyrenus Harris
was heard John Dean, one of the proprietors Of
StaDwix Hall at the tine of the occurrence,
was on the star when the Court adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-28

We give on another page much interesting new
from Kansas and Nebraska.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-28

At the Town Election in New-Hsven yesterday
an American Fusion ticket was chosen by abou
four hundred majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-28

The steamship Atlantic, from Liverpool for this
port, is now about due. Her news will be to the
18th inst, one week later than previous adgices.
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES -NEw MlCmsEs

SINGERS SEWING MACHINES NEW MACHISEs
OF te improved sly ~i BE- exchsng d, LID tarm
fer ola hshtn.s o. Kind Grest numbers o. Machines Of
the Avery Wilson Grover aud Baker, aud other paens have
been sold she, es ud - sdsautge The.e Machines
ofsr 10 isv- the lie from Old unimprov- d Mssnne
o. n axe exchanged in the way Old Mschoes
resolved By viii ct be destroyed For terms Of
ebsrse sppy personally, by letter, to NJ SINGER Co
No al
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LIS are hiphly recommended

HOLLOwAY's PILLS are highly recommended
far the cue Of urvy oh,r 6se.s usual TO asrng
No msrner sho aid 60 anprovd eh ms ce Ie. IL
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bup an fame sid he snn'aeones, No. 90 Mvdenan
ard No ga Strand London and by all Druggists .
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WORK on the History, Prevention and cure OF
the Chronic pi.e.s. IF The kssgrasoy Ccal,Oy Digestive
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Tar PHLosoyay LvIsGi Or tho Way ENJOY Life end
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With Numerous Ensvinss ustr tus the vsou, sstems Of
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Nc Sc Broadway. Ne~.York
Zee above Introductory wort Chronic Diseases and Pull
nxy Consuuptior their Prevention and TRY <nent
ready snd Gin be any address tree OF charge
Patients dis ooaut DE- HEATH oy letter, sta.
,ng their tally Ofiee bonrs9 to+
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BERS1A-Oply Prize Medal awarded to MARSH

Co by the Indus ri. xhi ,oo offs Nations for tneir
patent KApcL CUGE Truss References 40 20 is superiority
Professor vsentre Mott Willard P.rker and John Cano-
chen Az sxxn.i~e st Of names Of and ohoI
utnsr card this Tru.s be MASH Co.'S No
p Nader New York md By NAssH, CosLss Co.. No
sWes. Rht- Crcint Ohio 90 n Eom l. uRa9 2 NJ
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nar,HELOR's HAik DYE-WKss AND T0UPEEs.
Shis celebrated establishments No SSs er.sdwsy. Twelve
fvss, soos expressly Tor tbs SPECIFICATION Of his famous HAIn
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- -. hsos~ fbs lsrssst stock u WrGs N ths world.
pIrcaELoR's. Ne. IS Broadway.
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DR.. 6. &. FrTCB, author Of Six Lectures on
Conssupeeo &C. ofcs No ia BrOsdwsy. open dsly Saa-
Asy sxceps~d until O'clock Cousumpon Ash-
"a Oiseases Of the Heart nd Ill Chronic Diseases OF Males
- S.nsIss Consnltation fra
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hand TIE boys will homs esInorous for new suits
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may cObe Thea. egshIy land yourself tool for chs Water at
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