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Rhode usland American state Conven-

PROVIDENCE, r. l., March 1.-THE American
State Convention to-day nominated the present in
cumbents of the State offices as their candidates
The Convention adopted strong resolutions con-
corning the repeal of the Missouri Compromise
and the general course of the President towards
Kansas
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CHARGE AGAINST BRITISH CoNsUL--Mr
Bowcroft, the British consul at Cincinnati, was
brought before the U. s. commissioner in that city
few days since on a charge of subordination of
perjury in the recent enlistment cases there
After an examination, however, he was honora.
bly discharged
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FROM KAEsAs.-A telegraphic despatch from
Weston Kansas, says that the Free State officers
were installed at Topeka on the 4,h inst
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Steam Boiler ExpiosiOn.-IIOss of Life.
PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-THE boiler of the
steam Turning establishment of Mr.. Breck, in
Master street, exploded this morning, killing three
persons The engineer being in the cellar, he
capped with slight injury. The building was de-
molished
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Steamboat COIlisiOn--TwenfyL Lives Lost.
CINCINNATI, March ll--Information has been
received here of the collision of the steamers
Howard" and Lewis" on Saturday, near
Evansville, Indiana The cabin passengers of the
latter boat escaped through the hurricane decks.
Twenty of the deck passengers and crew were
drowned
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SUCCESSFUL FIsHING-Mr. Henry Thicker, at
Marlborough Point, on the Potomac, gathered on
Friday last at three hauls, one thousand dollars
worth of fish
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The Weatil

The Weather West.
CINCINNATI, March lit is very cold here L
day. An inch of snow fell on Sunday
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Particular attention Il requested to the sale of MEA.
now BROOK FARM, 8 miles from this city, on thu
Central Railroad. The sale takes plase TO-DAY ct
iS O'clock n See advertisement. 49,
NH FIT THOS. w. KEEsEE, Auet.
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Closing up a Bank.


CHICAGO, March 10th-The doors of the Com.
mercial Bank here were closed to-day, the estab-
lishment having broken.
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| HAGGAI, ZECHARIAH AND MALA.
eG By the author of
and Night Watches
| And other New Books at
WPO ARE THE BLESSED, a meditation on the
MEMOIRS OF j. NJ MASON DD;s2
HORACE and MAY; or, Unconscious Influence
EMBLEMS FROMEDEM A new work by Rev.
THE Ha1 csR asTilsHS s GSEhr INTEREST
Rev. VIM Guthrie, with an introduction by Rev
Thos. Chalmers. 75c.
| THEOLoGI OF iNpENIiONS, or Manifestations
of Deity in the works of Art. By Rev. J. Blake
ly Scotland 75c.
RELIGION ~ COMMON LIFE, a Sermon preach.
ed before the Queen and Prince Albert. By Rev.
DR. MOORES NEW BOOK on the Prophets. So.
EVENING INCENSE. BY the author of Morning
THE Tsas p Bv Emily souvs,
LEAVES FROM Il FAMILY JOURNAL. By
Emily Souvester. 50 and 75c.
Fssme works in French NH 12--.st
EIYk HUNDRED All + A X K COR.
THE Angel in the House-Ths Betroshed; 75c.
FIVE Hundred Mistakes of daily occurrence, in
language, corrected; Size.
Ifs By Waiter Msfeh
Forest Tragedy; and other Tales. By Grace Green
For sale by A. MORRIS,
NH l2-St No 81 Main street.
lust RE C.EIyED AT O'NEILL's
y Bookstore and Library
McGee's Irish settlers in North America.
Lives of St. Patrick, St. Bridget and st. Columbia.
Controversy between Rev Messrs Hughes and Brsck-
Fabiola By Cardinal wsem.n.
| St. Rose, Of Lima; by Faber. 30
Tales of old Flanders War of the Peasanta
| The Blakes and Flsnigans by Mr.. Sader.
Daviss Poems.
liza sf N.noIeon Ill bv Edwayd Roth
Letters Of Kentucky Catholic.
Trials of Mind, by Dr. Ives.
Travels in England, France, Italy and Ireland, by
| Hsskins.
| History of the Church, by Reeve.
| Catholic Christian instructed
Hours before the Altar; Spiritual Combat.
Conversion Of Marie; Alphonza Ratt,,bonns
| Miinsrs Letters TO a Prebendary.
The Hamiltons; or, Sunshine In Storm
Month Of November Think well on it,
| Blind Agness; Reeves Bible History
kirwan Unmssksd, by Bishop Hughes l.4E
Masruder's Oryis' Debate; Si.25 GA
JOHN ONEILL, Broad It,,
4 mn I2---It Next door to Broad Street Hotel.
M INsTITUTE.--H cam
.,;,.p e.eai noo.s,aesper recommended by ths In.
Msrcsnts Institute" bsx 64s All bu.jnsss strir,.
" confidential Tbs class receiving instru etioa IN
Book keeping meets every Monday 49,, Thuysasv
evening At a O'clock. in the Kssdins Room. eorn:,
o. MAN ana lstn srsets Persons Interested in tbs
snesps. are invited 70 Wait our rooms on the above
a.M-- .-en n- nah l2-3ts
EADlII4Y RLOUR.-0T supcr1.- o..Ii,.-
+ from the Genito and c. Z. MINI for .sls ~
NH " Msw2SS HARRIS 4 GIRSoN
Eisu HASK ETn.-For enrryS-- P...I
= mons Liquor Fiaaks, with aud without Guns for
J SAC low W ssaiis nh H. ..st ZIMMERMAN
tf 81 sSf z4.rs t.stf saf yssgflJ t.fss IT'D
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ffesorve your Teeth-aFresf decay
render your gums sound and heslthy-by the nee Of
prevents Toothache. imparts q pesrly whiteness TO
the Teeth, and dslightful and permanent a1on.tic
matter, andis recommended by physcisns And dem.
cuIar - - $3.50. - -
For sale By PURCELL, LADD CO.; BENNETT,
BEERS FISHER; ADDIE GRAY; LAIDLEY
x ROBINSON; GRUBBS 4 APPERSON, and all
Druggists. Price 50 cts. - in Ii-su.
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~ Board of Trade. Committee of Ar.
bitration:
LEWIS WEBB, Chairman
JAMBs DUNLOP, BENZ. w. RICHARDSON.
BENZ. C. GRAY, JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
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" The Great Russian Remcdy.--Pro Bo.
NO PUBLIco.-"Every mother should have box in
the house handy, in cass of accidents to the chill
dren."
REDDINe's RUSSIA SALvE.-Itiss Boston remedy
of thirty years standing, and is recommended by ply
sicans It is sure and speedy for urns Piles
Boils, Corns, Felons Chlbains, and Sores of every
kind; for Fever Sores, Ulcers Itch, Scsd Head, Net
tie Rash, Bunions Sore Nipples, recommended by
nurses Whtlows Sites, Testers, Flea Bites, Spider
Stings, Frozen Limbs, Salt Rhsum, Scurvy, Sore and
Cracked Lips, Sore Nose, Warts and Flesh Wounds,
it Is q most valuable remedy aad cure, which bs
testified to by thousands who have used It in the city
of Boston and vicinity for the last thirty years In
instance will this Sslve do injury interfere
with physicians prescriptions 1t il made from the
purest materials, from recipe brought from Russis
of articles growing in that countryand the propre
tors have letters from all classes, clergymen, phyi
cians captains. and Others who have used
it themselves and recommend it to Others.
Redding's Russia Salve is put In large tin boxes
stamped on the cover with picture Of horse and
disabled soldier which picture Is also engraved
the wrapper. Price Is cents box.
Sold at all the stores In town country may be
ordered of any Wholesale druggist.
REDDING 4 CO., Propristors,
No. State st., Boston.
e BENNETT, BEERS FISHER, Agents for
Richmond. tft g..-.4 ~ = d f. i2--d6m
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Canadian Parliament.

TORONTO March 1.-THE ministry sustained
q defeat last night, by vote of AZ to Al, mea'
sure calling for certain judicial enquiries.
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o. Jehnssn, inimitable Cntter ~ Hair
and Whisken on 10th street, bstween Main ma
Cary Particular attention paid to Dressns Carlins
and Shampoonins the Hair.
InfaflibIs Tonic TO grow the Harlan tnsants neous
Dye for beautiful black or brown, NH
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WASHINGTON LRTTER.
ronRxspo rrcr OF THE pIsPArGH

7z< pyesidency-TAe Three Million Apprepria'ioN 3
ne Kansas QaeasoH--Aasth DtiSesae y'o"'
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Wsdsssdsy nisrsins. March 70, isss.

n Accident On the scabeard Raiireao'
Our citizens were startled yesterday morning "
the intelligence af dreadful accident on the sea
board and Roanoke Railroad on Monday. itis '"o
most destructive Railroad accident whcn eve.
happened ON Virginia road. Our corfespohaen.
from weldon gives very fan account Of IT, ana
we refer the reader 70 his letter.
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a Card..-ThOmas w. keesee Auction
eer Coffee with George ]. Sumner No 20 Pearl Ct }
will attend in person to the sale Of Real Estate,
Household Furniture, Stocks Of Merchandise Horses
ALso.-To Renting ont Houses and Hiring out Ne.
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Anti-Nebraska Caucus.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE anti Neb rask,
members of both Houses hold Ia caucus tonight
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DIED,

On Monday evening" at his residence on Broad st.
NICHOLAS RYAN, aged IS years ~
attend his funeral at ST. Peters Cathedral on We'd
sssday evening at o'clock.
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n Improved Ambr0types, Photographs,
OSBORNES Great Picture Galery.-Having compile
ted an arrangement for taking the Improved Ambro-
to send out pictures superior any
thing taken in the State OF Virginia. The proprietor has
spared neither time nor money to introduce this
style of Ambrotypes glass, to his old established
Gallery.
The Dagueneotype department win receive my
personal attention. as shall continue put up d.
guerreotypes for those who prefer them. ~
OSBORNES GALLERY
fe9 Opposite Exchange Bank
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MOTT CO.. Having, failed 20 dispose Of
! our Corn MIL property, At the time and in thu
manner proposed Ia our former advertisements we
will receive written proposals. 10 lease the ssme for
sressonabie term OF years, until the 18th inst when
meeting OF the Trustees will be called at o'clock
r. ~ 20 consider such applications may have been
C. C. McRAE, -.
SAMUEL TAYLOR, Commitee.
Manchester, Feb. IL lS56. nh i2-dtd
5(l0 BUSHELS CUKN MEAI--Fer sale
wv J. J. FRY.
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THE DEATH OF COMMODORE ABBoTT.-The
''Friend of China" of Dec. Is, in recording the
death of Commodore joel Abbott of the U.
squadron in the Chinese seas, which took place
the day previous, says:
1T 10 now two months since we told of the yery
precsrious state OF his Exeellencys health, and
of the fears entertained regarding his RECOVERY -
Determined to die In harness, however, he applied
himself with much energy On his arrival here
from Shanghae the other day. to the task of re.
senting the slight offered to his government Az
perpetrated on the person of the United States
Consul at this port and In the infringement Of
privileges readily conceded In ports at home
His Excellency's correspondence On this subject.
we are told, entirely upsets the argument Of Sir
John Bowring, aud viii be read hereafter with
much interest. F sf -
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a. = mngae psw In Boston church. recently sod
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Drs James DOvc-.0flace q orncr Of Bank
ana sth streets, opposite the Bell House il S-Sm
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THE ENGLISH PRESS on AMERICAN AFFAIRS. -
The English papers received by the Africa are
quite warlike In their tone. The London Tele.
graph paper which apparently took reasonable
view Of the dispute at its beginning, says now
that ''the United States requires humbling," and
that the only way to settle the matter now is sat
the point of bayonet."
The London Morning Advertiser processes to
be aware that Mr.. Dallas carries out very strin.
gent demands in regard both to the Central Amer.
lean and the Enlistment questions. The London
Chronicle, referring to the debate in the United
States Senate, on the Clayton Bulwer treaty says:
We have reason to believe that our own gov.
eminent are not unconcerned observers of these
proceedings. They are, certainly, most averse to
quarrel. There ia no concession short of ma
tionai dshonor they would not make to avert it;
but il they are forced into fight, why, they &C.
cept the situation. There are various quiet but
significant indication, of their activity. Trans
ports preparing for the conceycncs Of troops
not. rs believed, to the Criniea. We hare
already seperal Of our blochships on the Vest
India station. Some Of our sharp sailing and
ksapy armed frigates haze received their sailing
orders and ramor points to the West Indies
as their destination In all this there is no blus
ter, but there Is no fear. We at home are 10th to
believe that our American friends mean all they
say;
For the sake of maintaining the Monroe doc
trine-a theory which is absolutely scoffed at in
Europe, and which no sensible man in this country
would condescend to refute-the Yankees will
hardly put to the hazard their wealthy commerce.
their disorganized feet. and their undisciplined
armies. Let the British government be but firm
and the loud speaking of the American Congress
will soon subside to an humber strain. Let our
government exhibit weakness, and the American
demands will rise until they touch every possession
of the British crown in the west. Now is the time
to take our stand at whatever cost, to resist the
willful misconstruction of a treaty, and attempts
upon the inalienable rights of Great Britain put
forward under color Of claims which in any ease
are inadmissible.
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" To Nervous Sunerers.-.A retired
clergyman restored to health In few days after
many years Of great nervous suffering, IL anxious to
the prescription used. Direct the Rev. John n.
DAGNALLs No. 50 Fulton Street, Brooklyn. N Y.
fe S4-lmk
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w Looking Glasses going out Of use.-
There seems 70 be at present but little demand for
this article The importers and dealers should blame
SiMoNS for it all. His Ambrotypes are taking the
place of every description of Mirrors; for who
cares about seeing themselves in single glass, when
they can have complimentary likeness, hermetrt
cdly fired bettceen t1o 9Easses? mh5
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4 sions; Liquor FiAsks with and wiihout cuns a.
] sale low ny sgsl nh a. s.l zIMMERAlXN.
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q Perf.med Breafs.--What IA, =,

Infable Tonic TO grow the Harlan tnstanta neous
Dye for beautiful black OF brown. NH
~ A Perfnmed Breafh.--What lady or
gentleman would remain under the curse OF diss.
greesble breath when by using the balm Of Thou
sand FLOW err ~ dsntifnee would not only repdsy
1t sweet, but lesve tbs teeth white - als6astsrf
Many persons DC not .ISw sss.r breath , bad and
tion it, Pour single drop Of the Balm" on yoar
tooth-brush and wash the tceth night and mornins
ffty cent bottle will last yesr. ~
a BsautVM CompI<r;on may be SECURED By uso,
the Balm Of Thousand Flowes.n Il win remoys
TAM pimples and eckles from the skim lssvns il Of
three drops and wash the face night snd morning
Shasia0 Nude Easy-Wet your shaving brush n
either cold water pour on two or three drops
and It will make beautiful soft lsthsr much fsciits.
ting the operation Of shaving Price on:y 50 cents
For sale BY FETRIDcE Co, proprietor, and all
' BENNETT. BEERS L FISHER,
70 I2-d6m Agents, Richmond.
The AFFIfcfED ray THE sREXT REMEDY.
E EST cuaE WHEN ALL OTHER Mkp sckna;
HAVE FAILED Every day now testimony comes
In that speaks Of the virtues that should induce the
afflicted to delay NO longer. The Debilitated-the
Desponding-the Dyspeptie-fnd IN il great rssto-
LUsEY's CREEK r. o,
Hardy county, Va, Dec. 1, 1855.
MEssRs MORTIMER MowBRAY
Gentlemen-Pursuant to request l here sive you
{ description OF the euoc1 OF hanptOnb vegetable
Tncture, and its applicability to my case. recev-
ed an injury to my constitution in the Mexican
in l847. had alignant typhoid fever. which Affect
cd my lungs and from which suffered moro or less
until short time since. Last June was taken with
the Asthma 1.-THE humoral typel and that stuck to
all the Summer and FALL and was reduced in weight
from l52 to 1873 pounds my average weight in my
healthy days was IFS pounds Your Tincture has
cured already, aud have only used four bottles
here by assure all afflicted similar myself that
better remedy be found; Ii the best Expector
ant ever tried. 1t soon carried OF all the phesm
from the lungs. have gained pounds since CON-
menced its use. remain yours,
GEO. A. BURcoYNE.
~ Delicate Ladies and children viii please welt
atrial.
Call and get Pamphlets, and see cures Of Coughs
Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Liver Complaint, Scrofula
As a female medicine it is unrivalled.
Sold by o. A. STRECKER and PURCELL, LADD
& CO, Richrnond; bv Dr. COOKE, Fredericksburg by
all the Druggists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER
MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists and Store
keepers everywhere.
- 81 per bottle; bottles for e6.
NH l-d&c
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e Gibbs' Gallery for Patent Ambro.
TYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS, OF EVERY SIZE AND DE-
scRIPTIoN.-Daguerreotype copied into Ambrot ypes
and made permanent OF IL desired to life size ON
paper retaining the perfect likeness and psinted by
hrst-clsss artists making most beautiful and dssrs
BILE style of portraits W fa
Ambrotypes in lockets, pins, cases, and frames OF
ell descriptions. p. T. GIBBS q
Corinthian Hall, Main street, below 9Th,
e 10 Richmond.
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~ 1. F.. Chase, M. D., Hemeopathiss---
SmSe io' Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank.
nichnonc. Va In S-.5m
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HANNSdDssHSSMNKB so GsSsTTAGk EAaM Nah ]. Y

uANDsOAlE OUTAGE FARAl NEAR
- RICHMOND FOR SALE--That really valua-
bic and attractive Cottage residence and Farm
tanning about y screl one mile wet Of the city, sad
others 10 for sale on most accommodating tsrmA The
dwelling hAs reoms. bssidss stofs-rooa. with the
There yeans orchard Of sslses Psaches and othsr
Fruit Trees, Productive vinsyarA Of choice kiads
OF orapeA and number Of hns Asrsyssus beds. APP
piyto 49, JAMES r. SUIyON, u,
Land and Pss1ioa Aesnt.
Cornas OF Bspk and 18th strssts
V Bounty Land Warrants wanted. for which lb-
eral prices will be pad In cash. nh H-6ts
TX AHus HAGON M4BAbTs, HANtSi
~ ohouldese and JoleA, per st4ameys for sale ~
smh - 1sksa WI. WAhLAcE & sQNl
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TW3 SO OK 6sensf1c SS1pse - ~ ss sfs
has just received small lot Of 50 ssnt Tor De-
Ken In PowerS unfvaIed style, must esll It cncs b.
fore the cases are Ill gone. NH s
bsF has Hair Dye which u insantsns0u6 aad ueysr
washes or We will sdvise al who dye 70 rivs John
son call ks warrssts 70 give pssfsst ssssfas4ou
llso 70 s. had TLETcHEa,s HAN TOXIC, q ipfaI.
libls rsmsdy or sl The Ills that the human hair 4
heir 10. SEx4
m - esssF54H
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AMILY RLOUR.-Of superior ouaIifv
IRON on sns Genito and C. r Mills, for sale nv
uIn ~ : slsW<~ HARRIS 4 6IRSON !
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LOST.

I OST..On the 9Th inst, n Port MOnnaic
IL containing small amount of money, and some
receipts, &c. The finder will confer favor by re-
tanning the money, and returning the Port Monnaie
the subscriber. P. ID. BERNARD
Her1nltage. near Richmond,
March 18th, 1885. NH I2---St
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~ Abel u. Mayo. win be found here.
after 1t the clerks Office of the Federal Court Bosh.
ers Hall, corner of 9Th and Main
He will attend particularly 10 CosvEYAxcINa and
drawing LEGAL INsrRuhESrs Of every description,
and CoPYiNe. k MEEs Z. EEEH
Memoranda left with bis father Joseph Mayo Esq
or at his ofee in the City Hail. win be daily attend
ed to-
He win also take Dispositions. and attend 70 al
ether business Of NOTARY PUBLIC. 10 N-sm
" Embroidered Muslin Curtains, very
CHgAf just received per Express Opening this
morning at N. EZEkIElS, No. IS Main street.
have resolved handsome lot Of Embroidered Niue
lin for curtains, which l will run OF very cheap
Among them are . fsw sefG eonsistins Of two eur
tains bordefed around very wide, and about - yards
long, a THE low price Of - the Get.
N EZEKIEL,
rs MAin street
NIB 5--d&c Next doorto !. r. Whits1.
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- BENNETT, BEERS & FISHER Agents 70
Richmond. a5Es- n : 4 f. i2--dfm
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CARRIAGE AND HARNESS for sALE.
~ superior second hand one horse Carriage and
Harness at private sale. bargain can be had by ap-
plying to NH IL ALEX MOTT
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ARRIVALS Az THE EXCHANGE HOTEL
AND BALLARD HOUSE.

Perkins, Ir, James, Ivy lady and daughters Ia
cysas T.ley Texas s.uer, Bait; Pennington
Va Coleman, Coleman Din sddie: Apd-rson
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