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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-25

D0 FRESH LEEonEs.-I have just re-
osivet by Adams Express, fresh lot OF Swedish
LEECaEs. which will be spniied upon most reason
able tertt.s
P.s.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
Dressing Room upder the American Hotel, and at
night on 9Th street. EIench Garden Hill.
my 25-ts r. @. HOBaOEt-
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~ WAIrKRs, TEApoAaps. fine Rr;
hy EMBROIDERED

tancia Tea and Coffee Pots. Castors and Lamps. of
ha ndsome Styles for sale at very low prices by
Oc 2S-3t CLARkE Market Riaca
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CHANGE OF JuRIsDIcrtoN-The necessary confr.
nation of the action Of the late Provincial Cou Dcil
OF baltimore, having been received, the Catholic
Parish OF st. Maryr, embracing the City and Conn
ty CT Alexandria has passed from the Jurisdiction
of the bishop of Baltimore, into the diocese of
Richmond. which thus includes all Eastern Virgil.
mia. The RI. Rev. John McGil, D. D., will there
tore, for the future, exercise the Episcopal suthori
~ over the Catholic Church in Alexandria
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-25

DEATH or TIE HosTLER PREMIER OF PARMA-Ba-
ron Ward, the famous Yorkshire groom. who left
England when boy, in the pay OF Prince Lichen-
stein, Of Hungary, and became in rapid succession,
master Of Horse, Minister of Finance, and eventu-
ally Prime Minister of Parma. died at Vienna on
thu 9th inst Without any educational fouD dation
he contrived to write aud speak German, French
and Italian, and conducted the sifsrs of State with
Considerable cleverness, if not with remarkable
straighfIrwarduess. Baron Ward was married to
humble person Of Vienba, aud has left four chill
dren. Perhaps no man of modern times passed a
more varied and romantic life than Ward. the
groom, statesman and friend of sovereigns From
TIE stable he rose to the highest offaes of little
kingdom, at psriod of great European political
interest," apd died in retirement, pursuing the rus
tic occupation OF farmer, CARRYING with him to
the grave many curious drcdRa innerii
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cPHClAn HoYJCHs.
~ $50. PRICK REDUCED. $50.
The WHEELER 4 WILSON

mas taken tbs highest premium wherever exhibited.
e the FAIL Fairs OF 1885, including the state Fairs
on New fork, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Kentuc-
~ Illinois. Wisconsin, ar Caiifornis and the FAIRS
q the Cincinnati, Detroit Chicago and &C. Louis In.
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.ANTS.--LARUS

ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.--LARUS
l. SHINE. 74Msin street. are now selling both
at auction and private sae large and yar.ed stock
Of staple aud Fancy Goods. OF their own imports
tion, suitable for the country trade embracing, 10
Hou.c-furnishing Articles &c, &C. which will be sold
ob very liberal terms. Call and examine for your.
selves. &C sim
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THE SUBSCRIBER. in CONSEQUENCE Q,

TIE OVOCO1sI~IIt' III UUHscQucUCe o,
l. continued illhealth, has determined To sell hi.
AaRiCULTUaAL MACHINE MANUFACr0kY,
lot 20 by $50 feet on Cary street. between ssh and
10th streets and especially adapted to this bust
uess The Machinery is nearly new, and carried By
a sixteen horse power Engine ali in pei feet order
This establishment enjoys an extensive patronage.
and offers a rare opportunity 70 those who may be
inclined TO engage In q and profitable business
Terms accommodating.
"a anam BALDWIN,
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EH- DE-. ACHILLES AsCoLI's Office, OF
ON GRACE STREET, BETWEEN 7rH AND srH.
NH ply
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-25

PlccoLosIsL-Th. princess has sung iu New
York, aud the papers have discovered that while
sho is frst-rate actres. in comedy and the high
er drama. she lie bot good singer. The only 70.
csls,tion she excel. in, is what the French calls
.tears in the voice., and 10 this she 10 very touch
ing. The London rsPcrs, when she left there, an
nounced that she was "pIa5ed OUT" and the New
York papers call her ''iittle imp poster"
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A HI AND (vA.l

<Gkafx-> RAORs--FALL MEETING
ls58.-The proprietor of this
and beautiful Race
Course, sixteen miles North of Richmond directly
On the line of the Richmond, Frederick sburg and
Potomac Railroad, begs 10 announce to the racing
world, the following stakes 10 be run fpr over h6
course, this Fall, commencing on Tt E8DAY, the
25th day Of October, 1858, and continuing four days.
and hopes that the of racing stock will send
Ia their entrances without delay.
TUEsDAY--Ffrst Day --swespstake for three years
old colts and hllies, ont OF that won Or
produced winner, mile heats. $ina subecripsien.
half forfeit To close on the 18th Of October.
SECOND RAes-Sanae Day-sweepstake for three
years cid colts and llies $50 entrance half forfeit
two mile heats. To cose on the 18th Of October
NIrHEsBAT- SecDnd Ddp.-Rwesps,Ake for three
years oh colts and ies mile heats Sl0 entrance.
$50 forfeit To close on the 18th Of October.
SEcosD RAeE-Sams Doy.-Proprietor's Par ,
A3A1; three mile heais
THURSDAY Third Day.--Jockey Club Purse SIsoe
four mile heats.
FRIpAY-FLurtA Pay Tho Ashland Handicap
Sweepstakes two and alfmiics, 800 subscr sjon
$50 forfeit f25 declaration, ii declared BY the nth
OF october, 10 close on that day,
N. .B-WheTe money Is added BY the Club or Pre-
prietor, in case II inclement weather. the right -
postpone il reserved.
Ample stsbling and the best accommodations win
be furnished TO all who may attend Racers aaa
rrainers will find the ashland Hoter all that y
desirable. s.,
For entries OF other information address the prs.
pretor az Ashland Hanover county, va
au 3-dfd JAMES II. taylor Proprietor.
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~ WArgR CooLERs.--We have on
hand Of ouf own manufacture, the best quAlity
WATER COOLER, neatly painted Cal and sup.
KEEHEE PARIS Pottery,
nv l<-ts Corner nf l7th and Cary ssvrets.
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L.RGz SALz.--Col. Thomas n. Burwsll, Of Bots
tanvt county, Va, has sold Rustic Lodge
farm. containing upwsrds Of 900 acres, to Andrew
pif7er Of Roanoke, for the sum Of $2i, i,G00-psy>
mou;s equal to csah. lie has also soid his ne
groes to Thomas Munford, formerly of Richmond
at an average Of s10o-amo uniting to 52i500.-
Making the entire sale, without crop or anything
elee. fi5 500.
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ma. RICH AND BEAUTIFUL
DRY GOODS.

EKTR EMELY Low PRICES
SEC0ND SUPPLY THIS SEASON
CRENSHAW, QUARLES J. Co, have received,
per steamers jamestown and Roanoke, their second
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Oua MIsIsrHa TO NArLEs--ilon. j. X. Chandler,
had audience of the King of Naples on the
10th uitimo, to present his Credentials as United
States Minister 10 the Court OF the Two Sicilies
The main building of the Kentucky Female Or
phan School at Midway vas destroyed by fire last
Sunday. Insured for 5000.
George w. Hager, carpenter and contractor
OF Baltimore, was killed OH the 22d instant, by
fall from house.
Resolution Fire Company, No. /, of Portsmouth,
Va, are taking measures TO secure steam FIRE
engine.
Frank Ingram, of the firm of Burbridge In
gram, sugar merchants at Pittsburg, died at New
Orleans on Wednesday, Of yellow fever
On Wednesday two gangs Of shin carpenters'
iaborsrs were discharged from the portsmouth
(ya.) navy yard.
The United States steamer Niagara, from Charles
ton for Africa, was spoken on the 4th inst in lat
SO AZ, long. 5S.
Lords Grosvenor and Cavendish have left ST.
Psufs and gone on . buffalo hunt on the Red
river.
UsPaoYIrABLE CHAsGfsG.-A day or two ago, a
clerk In book store ut Norfolk, Va, in changing
q $40 bill gave the customer, through mistake, n
$50 bill aud four dollars Ia specie. The customer
has not returned to have the error rectiied.
Oas of the public squares 10 Sebastopol has
beea nsnaed "AHieriearrki Place" IN honor of the
American residents there.
IL IL Gu, rentiy reported hat the British Govern
nsnt will shortly issue pardon TO Thomas II.
Meagher, the Irish exile.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-25

"A FURNITURE AND MATTRESS
ES.-You will find st HARw0OD's 20 Gov.
NJerDor street. Richmond, the largest As& pest
seiegant stock sf YURNITURs aud NAT.
TRESsks 10 be found In the city. embracing
Rosewood Parlor and Chamber suits
Mahogany Parior and Chamber ssiss
Elegant Oak sets for Chambers
Cottage Parniture
Dining Room Furniture
chairs of ali descriptions
Wartrsbes, sureeus and Beistca1s
With great variety Of other 0Oois
Examine my stock before buying, as am selling
extremely low. MANHOOD
se 4i-1mif Governor street ki~h nond.
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IN GEO. b. STEEL, DENTIST,

A dEU. ID. CT BED, UENTISTs
co3YY0 OFFICE AND Residences
No 23l Main. between sth AMI 9th sts Richm hmoHd Va
Being acquainted With al the late improvements
both in she Mechanical and Operative Deeartnfpts
Of Dentistry, TEETH will be inS rsei In the vsar
Rest manner. aud on she PUsxsr material either By
suction or otherwise, the ratient may prefer or
the condition OF the month indicate All o. her ope-
ratous filing, extracting. &C, performed thor0ugh-
ly a3d carefully.
B.-For reht. the urper part. With basement u
the tenement now occupied by me. Po.session sivea
lat January, lAo9 oc tz--ina
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cERL EOTICE.--1he undersigned,
SSN intending to close up their present br.
si.ess BY tho 18th Of November are rring for sale
privately, their Stock, consisting Of Top and Open
BU6GIks. HAkNESs. rADDLEH. BOSSES, &C.
any all Of which will be sold low for cash. or for
good endorsed, negotiable rAper.
SAUNDERS a JONES,
Franklin st, q little above the Old Market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-25

NRs. PLLMoRR.-A letter from New York says
Ex President Fillmore and vito are among the
gues.s at the st. Nicholas. His ruddy checked,
buxom lady is not averse to the courtesies which
80 many are always ready to extend to the wife Of
an Ex President. She 10 q very lively, agreeable
person, and contributes not Little to sustain the
personal popularity Of Mr. +.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-25

NIEo STOCK CHANDELIERS. 40. just
IN re iysd 6 tTEfDINs puLLKN's.
- lol Broad ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-25

MAILS FOR GERMANY.-It is officially announced
that mails for Germany will be regularly made up
and dispatched from New York By the several lines
OF United States, Bremen and Hamburg mail
steamers, as follows, viz:
To Bremen on Both October; Hamburg on lst
November Bremen on 9th November; Hamburg
on 18th November; Bremen 10th and 9th
November; Hamburg on 1st December: Bremen
4th December; Hamburg on 18th December Bre-
men on 18th and 18th December.
The rates of postage TO Germany upon letters
transmitted by either OF the above lines OF mail
steamers are precisely the same, being the regu-
lar established rates "hy Bremen or Hamburg
mail" unpublished in the table Of postages to tor
eign countries.
Postmasters in the interior should forward a.
once TO New York all letters, &C., for Germany,
mailed to 80 by either of said lines
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-25

MORE CLOTHING DAkRACOTT,
AvA HARRIs 4 CO. have this day received
other lot of Hne Clothing, consisting Of hne Zeal
suits. sll eiige; fne Velvet silk and Cashmere
Vests fancy color.d and black: also. hne assort-
which are Of the latest styles and made In the les.
manner. and will be sold very low. Call al No fl2
Main street DARRAC0TF, HAkkIs 4 CO,
70 Succaasnrs IN Merchant XeixiQar A 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-25

LILLE WORKS In HICHHOND, Va
4 We respectfully inform the business mon Of
tablished Factory where FILES and RAsPS, Of
the best knglish STEEL OF all sizes and descrptions
are made and kept on hand
These files are Of the very same quality ~ the
best imported English
4iso RE-0UTrING Of OLD FILES will be done
to fun satisfaction.
Prices moderate. and orders carefully executed.
fAU 4 eHUMAN.
Letter Box, ls. Work Shop: Near Petersburg De-
pot. opposite Burger & Boye's Saw Factory.
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Two TIMBER GETrER6.--proposal,
- will be received By the undersigned, at The Of
nee OF the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Com
pany. for furnishng 5000 fees broad measure oi
heart pine timber for bridges.
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ROBBED BY A U. S. MAIL AGssr-Ths Missouri
river steamer Enma WAS robbed q short time since
on her trip from Jefferson City TO st. Joseph Of
$4,000 by the L. S. mail agent On board the boat.
Es is quite young NAN, the son of q widow lady
of respsctabity, living la the interior of the State,
and be had heretofore borne good character for
honesy, although considered somewhat fat for
his years,
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Jenny LIND BEDsTEAIB.-- just re
seiyed per steamer, large assortment OF Rose
wood, Mahogany and Walnut Jenny Lind Bcdssads
at Extraordinary low prices
If--im Hu1NE
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CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY Accommodating the
present week the American Christian Missionary
Association has been holding it's annual meeting in
Cincinnati Alex. Campbell, OF virginia was
elected president for the ensuing year. George
Austin, Of Baltimore; Elijah Goodwin and George
Campbell, of Mary land, and X. j. Coleman and X.
MiiiigaD, of Virginia, are among the vice pTesi-
dents.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-29
A6Alrs q the Capital.

Dies MolSEs, March %, 1858.
The House net this morning and
the bill which was 20 summarily dis-
posed Of on Saturday night came up.
Jas. F. Wilson, Of Jefferson, the mover
of the bill, was very keen for compro
mise, and proposed to Mr.. Benne &
Of Marion, who has for the third time
defeated the bill, to strike out the
second and thirteenth sections. Mr..
Bennett is opposed to compromises on
questions where the citizen, whether
native or naturalized, is robbed Of any
ofhis natural or acquired riehts.
According to the provisions Of the
18th section, requiring oaths to be I'd.
ministered to foreigner, in fact requir-
ing a censorship to be established over
the naturalized citizens ct the polls, it
would require ten or fifteen days to de-
post the vote Of Davenport townahip,
besides depriving many Who have the
legal right to vote Of that privilege.
g This bin + akillfdlly drawn up and
= ksadsd 70 ''spssaas agaius -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-29
closing Of the Session.
Dies MONIES, March %, 1857.

LES MONIES, March ", 1857.
The Legislature remained in session
during yesterday and last night. Bill,
we're put through generally by their title
and without debate. The whole number
passed since they convened yesterday morn
ing at nine o'clock, until this morning at
about .half-past five. was Sc, all of which
received had the signature Of the Govern
or. When the legislature had been in ces-
sion eight weeks. only forty bills had re
ceived the signature of the Governor. The
whole number Of bills passed during the
session, is three hundred and sixteen, o.
which nine.tenths are of . special nature.
During the night table was spread in
the Supreme Court room, and coffee and
tea was supplied in abundance, together
with varigated assortment of demijons
and also half barrel somewhat resembling
avinegar key. was tapped in the room.
The very best Of feeling prevailed, and
funny messages went from the Senate tc
the House. when business Jagged in either
branch-one of which is as follows:
The Senate having been idle for some
time, sent the House message that they
were mapping" The House returned fol
answer, to map and be d-d"-and many
other like rejoinders to similar messages-
There was general abandonment to fun,
towards morning. and every one went away
feeling good. They adjourned about half
past five A. NJ, to meet for final adjourn
ment at .. in the mean time o great many
took the stage and left, and it is not proba-
bic that . quorum was left at the appointed
hour.
The Governor expressed his determine
ton to call an extra session In November,
specially to act upon the code ~ revised By
the commissioner This IL probably wise.
- one Legislature should bs required to
finiah up it, business. The eodifying com.
misaioners have divided their labors. and
returned hsme to complete them long
since Darwin he's had the civil law to psr.
feet with the mode Of practice, Smith has
the criminal law and practice, and Baker
the ehancery. They win hold meeting In
Burlington, in July. and compare notea-
They are required to report to the Govern.
Or by the Let Of September, when the laws.
as revised BY them. will be printed under
the superintendencs Of the Secretary Of
State. and copies sent to each member Of the
legislature.
The law providing that the first term
of court after suit, brought, shall be the
appearance term only, received the sigma
turs Of the Governor.
The Banking laws are to be submitted to
vote Of the people. 1t . spssiar election.
to be held In June. for that purposs.
The purity Of the election bill did not r..
ceive the sanction q the Senate.
The only change made in the County
system. was that abolishing the Office OF
County. and creating that Of Township A.
sessor, which has been the law Of Iowa nm.
II the last sssaion, under ~ cd eonstitu.
ton. vsvsr Il .s.s p. len y +,
TAs jeiat somnittss T. laAse Ne eap,lsl
bsia@aG ~ nnaA &shssisG ssosesae1
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tanee. - surprising = IT. present popula-
ton - y yin bsUEatii5iag.
We - sqjging he gring weather nov
I'D ~ lool1ng tos : resumption Of naviga-
Ion daily. ne liver u dear from Ice q
this point with the exception Of An oeeas-
ioual run Of floating ios from above, and
boats are reported this side Of st. Joseph,
bound for Nsbraska city. sti ~ M
In regard TO our banking law and it, ef-
fects, have nothing TO say, like the boys
accident, it speaks for itself 'Platte VAL
ley" at this place. the Bank Of Nebraska
and Bank Of Tekama still hve," / believe
but ''Nsmsha Valley 'Foatsss'ls, : "Wsst
ern Exchange" and Florence are dead
dead. dead, and beyond the hope Of resur
rection. Yours &C., r. II.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-29
The CLOSING scenes q the Capital.
DD AoNzs, March 10, 1868

DD 1oNzs, March 20, 1858.
In the Senate resolution to remove the
Capital to the West side of the river was
offered, and debated At length without re-
suit
A House bill providing that. no man
should be eligible to the Office of Sheriff for
more tnan two terms snccessively was in
dennite!y postponed. This bill was intro
duced by Mr.. Thompson Of Scott he nro-
baby having received the same by mail
from some Of the opponents Of Mr.. Leonard
whose care suggssted the necessity of such
. law.
Cook from the committee 70 settla nth
Treasurer, reported that there was NO nor
ton of the o900. 900 authorized to ber.ised
now In the treasury. and that warrants
would have to BE- drawn in favoe Of mem.
bers. Or that the money would have to b
taken from the school funda
A resolution wss offered requiring the
Treasurer to deposit in the treasury by 2
o'clock On Monday. the 100000 autho-
rissd T. b loaned, and which loan he had
reported somplstsd. A long debate ensued
epoe tAsrssolatioa. whisA vas final anepd-
q, y inasrtias md that q ~ tins -
iseesrs AssAssih 49,,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-29

WASHINGTON CITY, TUsDAY,
MARCH Esd, 1858.

WASHINGTON CITY, IURDAY,
MARCH Esd. 1858.
The National Convention of Artists, now
here, at the Smithsonian Institute. is not
very numerously attended, professionally,
there being only about twenty delegates in
attendance from distance. However, they
are treating the public to series Of inter est
ing art lectures Mr.. Brownlee Brown. Of
New York. LECTURES to-day. and the Rev.
DR.. Bellows, this evening-and the venera
BILE Rembrands Peale. by general request. is
to repeat his lecture on Washin9ton and his
Portrait, tomorrow evening.
At the Senate session last night, both the
galleries and the floor we're packed with
Metropolitan beauty, interpreted with
such beaux as were fortunate enough to be.
como iae,.tsiceLly .oae0a 1. .-inoiine.-
1t has been suggested that these attractive
night sessions Of the Senate te held in the
new hall Of Repres entatives But this mi
grafton would not be consistent with tn,
dignity and gravity of the Senatorial body
The proceedings Of the Criminal Court
here. are now suspended in waiting for the
new Marshal and Attorney for the District
An Italian nam ed G. Gajani. is now de
livering course Of / interesting lectures herr
under the auspices Of the Smithsonian Insti
tute, on Roman Antiquities, etc.
Miss Lizzie Petel, the accomplished Vir
ginian Authorizes, read Much Ado About
Nothing here, last night to select and p
preciative audience. Both her conception
Of the text and her execution are almost un
exceptionable.
The Georgetown College. founded in 1886
and raised to the rank of q University BY
Congress in 1916, now has in all depal
nents, Sll stadenta The Medical depart
ment was opened in May. 1861, in this city
and has from IS to 40 members.
A Mammoth Pear from Oregon, weighin,
four pounds has just been received, pei
Adams Express, at the Patent Office here
suggesting the horticultural progress Of tina
distant territory.
A DISAPPOINTED OFFICE SEEKER-A mar
hailing from the Bay State, was sent to tn,
Workhouse here. the other day, as VI
grant. He stated that he had been prom
ised the mission to England. and that b
had been up to the White House to see tn,
President on the subject. but "the thick
headed door-keeper wouldn't let him in
He claims to be Phrenolog:st. and declare,
that his organ of Diplomacy is much NOR,
fully developed than that Of many who have
heretofore held the position.
1t is showing here to-day, quite winter.
like.
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three daily paPssA Bot he Lsgisls-
turs did not 20 % hr - TO refuse 70
submit i 70 The people. At the time
Of the eloction for officers undss II, It Il
70 b subnittsd 10 he pspulss vote,
and we confidently believe that il will
be rejected.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-29

ys1etday aSasssa. ard ssportsd the zane
q ~ HanDs. nsir report vas adopted,
Thsy taks che bsilling for six ysasA
DENOCmETIM
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