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A NEW ISSUE.

There is in the good'y city of Gotfam
| fugitive African, who has assumed the nigh
sounding name of Pennington, to which has
been added the double titles OF Reverend
| aud Doctor, the former byvirtue oil license
from some one or other of the numerous &C.
clesiastical bodies of the North to preach,
and the other conferred, it is said, by the
University of Heidelberg, probably by abo-
lition agency, for it is to be presumed that a
D erson of such merit as to secure that honor
would have been heard of by his own works
before the honor was conferred. Among the
cars of the 9th avenue railroad of New York
is car especially provided "for colored per-
sons" The "Rev. DIR. Pennington on
ate occasion, with the intention, 1t Is SAID,
of making case" put himself in the white
cars, purposely to be put out, that he might
90 before the courts of'law to test his rights.
he was put out very properly, and IN his
barbarian rage at the time, acted In man
ner so unbecoming doctor in divinity that
6 police officer took him before magistrate
where he received warning that II he ever
were brought up again under like circum-
stances, he would be punished. Pennington
has taken his controversy with the railroad
before the courts, and the issue to be decl-
died. in the language of the N. 7. Express Is;
care colored men citizens, within the mean
ing of our laws and social organization 7
Have they all the rights and privileges OF
citizens Are they part and parcel of North
ern society, within the whole meaning OF that
word, as applied to the white man, and are
they entitled to EQUALITY and FRATERNITY
just as they have LIBERTY If SO" says the
Express, "quite revolution in the North is
impending"
Whatever may be the decision of the
courts we do not believe such revolution
can be effected. People may sentimentallzs
as they will about slavery, but bring them
down to practical amalgamation, and the IN
stinct of the Anglo Saxon breast rises up
against it with power which scatters senti-
ment to the winds and spurns law beneath
its feet In none of the Northern States is
this sentiment more strikingly developed
than in New York, whose chief city has al
ways been sound to the core upon slavery,
and every subject connected herewith
Nay, the rankest of the New England aboh-
tionists would themselves revolt at the idea
of identifying the two races in social and do
mestic relations. Which of the editors, di-
vines or stump speakers, Of Massachusetts,
would give the hand of his daughter or sister
to one of that race, whose political and So
cial equality with the whites is their favorite
theory? They have refused to them in New
York even the boon of universal suffrage,
and like privilege has just been denied
them by strong anti-slavery Legislature in
Connecticut. But, were that and every other
political privilege granted by the laws, the
Anglo Saxon, the Celt and the Teutonic races
can no more be made to blend with the Afri-
can than oil and water. The thing is against
nature, and is impossible.
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TIT FOR TAr.-Last Monday afternoon
William H. Wasiey and Richard Enroughty got int
q war of words which led to blows and kicks botI
parties coming off second best-but as Bill had an
eye to the law and the afterclsps that might follow
he fastened to magistrate procured warrant
and in the twinkling of dead pigs eve, had Dici
taken 10 custody and locked up for the night Yes
terdsy morning ss usual in such cases. Bill and hos
OF other witnesses testified to Il begnnng and .nG
OF the affair which SO fully satisfied the Mayor thai
each was wrong, that he required both the com.
piaipant and defendant to enter into bonds with a.
curity to keep the for the twelve month,
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SUNDAY oHOoL.-We are pleased to
learn that number of the residents of Manchsster
have opened Sabbath School In the Masonic Hall
OF that town, and that they already have great
many children in stendancs to receive instructions
at their hands. This school, if we have been cor
rectly informed, was opened seven weeks age, with
twenty scholars since which time it has been ste
lily increasing, and now has its roll more than one
hundred pupils The Superintendent Mr. String
which he is engaged and, aided by a number of ls-
dies and gentlemen OF the Baptist persuasion will
soon make this new school one Of the most Use fol
mond. ~
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RoBBING HIS DAD.-Andrew James, a
free negro, made his appearance before the Mayor
yesterday morning to answer the charge ofstealing
SCI In gold aud silver from his step father, Robert
had the precious metal locked up In her chest, and
therefore determined to become possessed of it,
Accordingly, on Sunday last, when the family
were absent at church, Andrew took occasion to
force open the chest and relieve 1t of its treasure
All this he frankly admitted IN the presence of the
Mayor, who renlsnded him for final trial at the
June term of the Huetings Court, and recognized
the Witnesses to appear at that time aud testify.
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BAD G oEDU cT.-Philip Harvey eot
drunk yesterday from drinking fghtns viii, lev an
being Inclined to get Into muss with some ons.
he was taken 10 the cage. AZ s'--.
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HENRIco COUNTY CoURT-This Court
has been in session two days disposns of civil h;
ness Fortunately for the Justices, the Common.
wealth has very little business to dispose of =
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Pic NIo.-The Clay-st Sabbath Schoo1
Teaehsrs and Scholars had q pleasure excur.ion 4
slash Cottage and pic MIC YESTERDAY, and we under
highly delighted with it. "ets
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NEW YoRK BANK SrArEmENr-The weekly
statement of the New York city banks exhibits the
following totals: Loans. $9l, 1877 500, an incrsase
Of $40 $50; specie, $l5397.000 an increase Of
sSs 500 circulation. 81, 555 GOO. an increase Of
e65.s5oi deposits, 76,343. $50, an increase Of
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LORD REDEsDALE AND THE LADIES.

LORD REDESDALE AND THE LADIES.
Lord Redesdale, in a recent speech in the
House of Lords, has shown more hardihood
than Lord Raglan before Sebastopol. We
expect that after that speech the ladies OF
London will be down upon him in a body.
During debate, short time since, his lord
ship is said to have spoken in the following
ungallant manner:
son the previous evening ladies had occupied POI.
tons of the House, to which not properly
admissible to the great prejudice of the general ap.
pearance of the House. (Oh, Oh and lsuehter) -
That HOUSE place for debate, and although it
the previous evening surrounded by that
which most beautiful still it made it look more
like casino cloud laughterl and was very disadvan-
tageous to debate and discussion (Oh, OH A no.
BILE earl had expressed to him his unwilingness to
speak because he was surrounded by an audience of
that kind (Oh, oh, and laughter) The admission
of ladies to the parts of the House they had occupied
the previous evening was contrary to the orders
of the House, and was, he trusted, irregularty
" hch would not be repeated"
The wives and daughters of EnSlan6's nobility
being in places to which they were not properly
admissible" the very idea is an outrage upon the
SIX! Earl Granville, however came nobly to their
rescue, and with the lance of ridicule pinned the
womsnhater to his aeat:
Il remember" he said seeing French farce in
which an English milor' was the principal PEI SON.
age and in whiah he objected to the presence of ls
dies at dinner, because they displeasing his
eyes. | never before knew the original of that Eng
lsh 'milor.'-( Laughter) l must also add that be-
leve all your lordships had rot had the advantage
which my noble friend seems to possess by the fire.
quanaton of casinos, Of enjoying those views of the
female sex, which he now wishes to deprive this
house of-(Grest laughter However, 1 accept his
observations a very satisfactory reason why some
of the speeches the opposite side of, the house
were, in the opinion of those this side less etec'
tive than they sometimes are"
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DRUSK William Bill, after getting
drunk, went into the first market yesterday, and
kicked up particular shindy, for which he was taken
to the lock up to cool Oh.
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MARINE NEWS.
POET or RICHMOND, June S.

ARRIVED.
Schr MarY Ann Elizabeth, Lampdn, P Philadelphia,
coal
Schr st. Cloud, johnson, Smithield, mdze.
SAILED,
Steamship Jamestown Parrish, New York, mdze
and passengers
Steamer Belvdere, Pritchard Baltimore re Lu9-
lam and Watson. ~
Brig Gladiator, Softer, Halifax. N. s., light.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.-

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
~ Women of the 18th Century price 81.
The Footsteps of st. Paul. price 81.
The Catholic and Protestant Nations compared,
Wealth, knowledge and Morality. $l50
Cummings Signs Of the Times75.
Cummings Family Prayers rs.
The Bible Prayer Book for family worship, &C.,
NC, by w. W. Everts, rs.
Dang in the Dark. by KelSo IS.
Emily Vernon or Filial Piety, examined by Mrs
DiimmOnd, rs.
Ashton Cottage. or the True Faith CO.
For sale at the Baptist Depository. by
jest CHAS. WORKMAN
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Five hundred and fifty Mormons. passed through
Louisville, Ky, on Thursday, en- route for Salt
Lake ~ ELI - n !. :. ---.-.---,-.---
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BACON, lard, FISH, &c, 60

- so 900 lbs small size North Carolina Bscou-
hog round $4,000 lbs Wilson's family do do; IS hhds.
Western cured Sides-good quality; 10 do do Hams,
do; Is kegs family Lard $50 bbls No cut North Car
DINA Heings; 20Od No do do-a prime lot; $50 do
No. gross do do; so half bbls No Shsd; 50 boxes
Loaf Sugar small and large losve,; so bbls Crushed
do do. Leading Lines, Seine Irvine, Carpet Warp,
Cotton Yarns &c &c All for sale on the best terms
bv ie4 JNO WOMBLE l. co.
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fhkshETs IN TIE LEBIeH AND DELAWARE KIx.
shs -Tne water Ia the Lehish River has iissn five
.set, ana IN the Delaware twelve feet. No damass
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We are indebted to Hon. JOHN LETcHER
for copy of his speech in the House of Rep
resentatives, February 81, on Territorial Po
1icv
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GOODS FOR THE SEASON, AMI

NOODS FOX THE SEASUN, AND
~ PRICES TO SUIT The TIMES We are
opening to day some Choice and SeatouAble Goods,
at the following low prices;
500 yards Check Musns, at 10 cents per yard; LUoV
do Jacouett Cambria and Swiss Muslins, at IA ets
and higher 500 do figured, dotted and Enbrodsred
Swiss muslins at shilling per yard and upward;
COO do. S. iss aud Cambria BANDS, at y cts ana
finer; Cambria and Muslin EdgiDgs, and Insertions;
in great variety and cheap; 5000 do. fast eoissed
Prints at 81 cts worth l1t, real curiosity IN ne
way OF a bargain; many other new and deais0is
Goods, receiving daily at .
j. MILLHIsER BRO.
led 1873 Broad street.
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IVORY tn RNIN AND HAIR
IL WORK-T The subscriber 10 prepared to de any
kind of ORNAMENTAL TURNING AND CAR
VINO IN IVORY, to any pattern desired, for Breast.
pins, Parasols, Cane Heads, &c. He 10 also prepared
to make Ear Rings. Finger Rings, Flowers, Brace
lets and Necklaces of Hair.
Specimens may be seen at his shop on llth street
opposite Taylor Williams.
is elm CHAS. A. MILLER
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MI ANTILLAS, MANTILLAS.-I sht II
N1 open on Monday, June 18th, the largest and b, 1t
assortment of the latest styles Mantilss ever Off
ed in this city, and at prices to suit the times among
them will be found some richly embroidered wbhs
Those in want of beautiful Mantle for a small
500
a. Wholesale customers supplied at deduction
of Is per cent JACOB A LEVY,
lie Is Main strait.
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IsooSsrasr HUsBANp.-Mrs. Sarah Mil

INC0NsTANT HUsBAND.-Mrs. Sdran Mill
ler came before the Mayor yesterday morning, to
answer the charge of throwing q stone at Mrs.
Mary Wolfe, on Friday last, and breaking her
window. The evidence proved that John Miller,
the husband of the accused had deserted his wife
aud child for the company of the widow Wolfe,
and that when Mrs NJ called to see her unworthy
husband at the Wolfes den she was rudely put
into the street by the amiable John, who shut the
door against her, whereupon she picked up stone
and threw 1t at the destroyer of her peace which
unfortunately missed its mark and broke the win
dow glass The Mayor, after hearing the evil
dence, released Mrs Miller from custody, and ad
vised her to re- urn to her friends In Philadelphia,
where she might be enabled to forget the destroyer
of her happiness Miller did not make his appear
apcs In court, but think 1t quite likely he will
be there soon, as the boys on 18th street, who
know all the particulars concerning himself and
his iltrested wife, are talking strongly Of trans
mogratying him into goose, BY the aid of tar and
feathers and then introducing him to the hogs that
inhabit the pond, short distance from Mrs.
Wolfes abode.
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5 A MUSEMENT.-There is no place 20
IA spend an hour, free of cost, more pleassnns{
In Richmond, than al OsBORNES splendis "a
GUERREAN GALLERY. At this estseilss s en-
DAGUERREOTYPEs, well worthy the sttenlion
of visitors. NO PAINS or EXPENSE nas Ss 20
spared to nake,th Gallery the finest sna Mo'A
ATTRACTIVE place in the city. a.
We are always prepared 10 put Up bkenesso,s -
every style, and at RlcEs that DEFY eonResaiWss
Always on hand, GOLD LOCKETS, COLD rIS '.o'
Pearl, She'll aud Morocco CASES, Of every sss''
ton. OBBORNES GALLEni,
fe7 Opposite Exchange Bank.
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NEW CARPET WARE ROOMS, OP-

NEW CARPET WARE ROOMS, Or
IN POsITE THE EXCHANGE B AN K &C. A.
GWATKIN, invites the attention Of purchasers to
his large and complete assortment OF Carpets, Rugs
Oil Cloths, Table Covers, Piano Covers, DiApeTy
Muslins Cornces, &c, he will offer great induce
ments to Cash purchasers. The stock OF WOODEN
Carpets being but this spring out Of season ne can
offer them much lower than usual. Imperial Three
ply CsrpetnRs; Superior Ingram Lowell Carpets,
very cheap, regular superfne; Lowell do. do do Rev
pattern small figured Carpets for Dining Roomii su
perior English Velvet Carpets, elegant patterns;
Handsome Printed Velvet Carpets; do do Brusseil Us
Carpets Of Bnghps celebrated manufacture; Printed
Druggets; also. 100 Hearth Rugs; bargain at the
low price of 81 so each. The ladies and purchasers
generally, will find 1t to their interest to give
call before purchasing elsewhere.
C. A. GWATKIN,
cbauo Rank
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The PosT.-The Proprietor of the "Dls
patch" being absent from the cily' iepy
to the article that appeared in the fenny
Post yesterday morning, is necessarily oe-
ferrad INIT, 10. morrow, when we promise to
olive sucb facts as cannot fail to satisfy the
nublic Of the injustice of the charges brought
sg.;ns. both the Proprietor and the paper.
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VIRGINIA HISTORIES, &c-J. W.
RANDOLPH, Richmond, Va. offers for sale
the following, in various styles Of binding
BEVERLEY's HISTORY OF VIRGINIA
JEFFERsON'S NOTES ON do
HoWIsoN's HISTORY OF do 2vOls.
SMITHS do do 2vols.
DE HASs' do do
FOOTE'S do do
HAWKES. do do
CAMPBELL'5 do do
MARTIN AND BRoCKENBROUGH'S HIsFo-
BURKE's History OF VIRGINIA, 5 vols.
KEERcHEvAL's do. do
HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS OF VA, vols
In three.
VIRGINIA coNyENTIoN' 1880 $50 2; 22Ola
VIRGINIA REsoLUTIoNs AND DEBATES,
Virginia RESOLUTIONS AND DEBATES,
VIRGINIA CONVENTION JOURNAL, 1888.
VIRGINIA CONVENTION AND HOUSE OF
VIRGINIA STATUTES 1919 to 1903, Is vols
Do LITERARY MUSEUM, I829-'SO, 8yo
Do COLLEGIAN, 1899, 8vo.
PAPERS AND MEMOIR OF COL. BLAND,
Jun, of Prince George, Va, l744-'84. volumes in
MISSIONER MANUSCRIPTS, 1885. by VIM.
FoReEsTs HISTORY OF NORFOLK, WILL
LIAMSBURG sc
SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER, 1884.
'54 20 vols Svo.
I RUFFIN's FARMERS REGISTER, 18S4'43, 10
ACTS OF ASSEMBLY.
JOURNALS OF HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
VIRGINIA PAY AND MUSTER ROLLS
VIRGINIA REPORTS. je 6-d2tkclt
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LOCAL MATTERS.

FIRE DEPARTMENr.--1f the specia
committee of the city council, to whom was refer
red various petitions on the subject OF placing tn,
fire apparatus" under the control OF the city au
thorhics. instead of allowing 1t to remain az
present, Ia the hands OF the Fire Association, II
ready to report The Council should have called
meeting at once aud dispose OF that subj ect a.
speedily as possible. If the management of the
engine companies are TO continue where 1t now IT,
the firemen should be informed THAT fact at once
but II 1t Is to be removed to q committee OF the
Council, then the Fire Association should know IL
az soon as possible.
Wehave taken no part or lot In th e mlsunderstans
dings between the active fremen and the directory
OF the Fire Association, and do not design doing
so but when we have reason to fear that the In
terests of our citizens are endangered by bicker-
ings and heart burnings, and the efficiency OF the
Fire Department impaired by Misunderstanding
between the firemen and their officers 1t Is our duty
to call the attention of the Council to that fact and
to urge that body to such &C ion as will heal the
breach and restore harmony and good feeling
among that class of persons who hazard more than
all the rest of our citizens to preserve from de-
struction the lives and property of their neighbors
The post OF fireman, 10 an arduous as well as an
unthankful at best and fort hat reason, we al
ways feel. disposed to crafty their wishes to the
fullest extent-provided that In doing 30 we are
not required to violate the rights of others.
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FLORAL BEAUTIFIER-Infal as
Il PRESERVATIVE OF TIE SKIN and com
plexion. 1t will remove Freckels Sun.burns, PIN
ples &c 1t restores the skin to q state Of purity
aud softness, improving and beautifying the COM
psxion and rendering the skin fair, soft and trans
parent. 1t IL invaluable as renovating and refresh
ing wash during travelling or exposure to the sun
dust or hard winds and after the injurious degree
of h eat felt in crowded assemblies a-
Full directions for each bottle
For sale by DUVAL 4 NORTON,
lie 6 Che mists and Druggists cor. Main 4 10th SITS
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ICE, ICE, ICE.-The subscribers keep
Il constantly on hand supply of the very best
ICE for sale, at Messrs Dabney 4 Cookies opposite
the Theatre, where the public can be supplied du-
ring all houis of the day, from A nj. till p. M -
Persons living at distance be supplied from our
cart by leavinr their names and address. .
iee-lms LEAkE u HOfhlNe.
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)IICE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY EN-
~ broideries, Trimmings and Fancy Good, to be
sold at great reduction on former prices. GOLD
SMIT, having large stock of the above goods on
hand the season has advanced he has made great
reduction In the price, that will enable him to sell
better bargains than can be had elsewhere. 100
Needle Worked Collars. 500 pair Under Sleeves $50
Swiss and Cambria Bsnds, $50 Embroidered Hand.
kerchefs at 37t and so cts worth double the money;
$50 Silk Nantes TO be sold at great sacrifice Dot.
ted, Plain and Figured Swiss Musns at remsrabls
low prices Nainsook Jaconet and Cambria Nus.
Inns at prices to as tonish ALL French Woven CT r.
sets, Mtts, Fans, Bracelets, Bonnet Ribbon
Changeable and Glacsi Silks Colored Grapes l. a.
dies and Childrsns Hosiery, at most any price Tbs
is no hu mbuggery, as it has been admitted COLI.
SAlT has been selling great bargains and he ia ..
termned to sell still greater ones.
z. GOLDSMITH,
je 2O5 Broad ST
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rHHE MANUFACTURERS SAVINGS
Il BANK will continue to receive psPos'es ~. y.
which they will pay per cent, psSso's s'
annually.
or ofd,e of Deposit at r. II. MAuRy Go.
C. WORTRAM, fIesI
G j. siNroN. Treasurer. NV 2--dzswAeo1 u---
DARASOLS AND F'ANS,-Jnst recels.
cd aIage lot OF Parasos and Fans q svsIy w.
rlety Of style and price, TO wniSn We CA alvey.
an 50 Nc. 10. PsaIl Street
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CHEAP CLOTHING-If report is to
~ be believed we sell the chespsst and best CLIO
THING in the city. Step 10 and satisfy yourself
GROSHONG TUPMAN,
je 10 Main at
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COTTON TWINE 200 Small Bales
~ Cotton Yarn, Wrapping Paper 100 reams
az s DAVENPORT ALLEN II co q
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CLOTHING AT REDUCED PRICES.
In order to reduce my stock Of Clothing, have
fixed the prices lower than ever. Ii 10 necessary
that greater portion Of the stock on hand should
be sold before the lat Of July, st which tms shaii
mas '-'''"---- - cd A. LEVY
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~ garment is more becoming. or what is more
pleasing to the Ladies', than TO Gentleman with
lice fitting and well made SHIRT? and as it seems
to me there Is not gentleman upon the face of the
earth, but delights to please the fair SEX in Older to
accomplish this great de sid let invite you
call upon BRUSH at VIM. Fl. Richardson's, oppo
site the Exchange. and order sec of his scientific
cut and make of Shirts, warranted to fit sale.
je 6-St*
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- D-A small white
- straight haired DOG-answers TO the
name of 'TIP"-on Tuesday, May 29th. A liberal
reward will be paid for his delivery the corner of
Canal and Sd streets. Has the of "Wm m. B
Justis" on the collar. je 6-It*
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80 y 4 Z l. n ! .--IAe store and
EkA dwelling Main street, between 25d and 2sth
streets. The dwelling has four rooms and cellar,
with hydrent in the yard Rent moderate. Apply
to B. BRIEL.
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