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u WoxAN.VorER.-Much amusement was
crsat tad nj the polls Of the ID Ward yesterday,
bv AN attempt to carry "Woman's rights" In
10 active sxercise The wife Of = voter who
was confined 70 bed by illness appeared and
. refmsal she became quite irate, aud In reply
to the isers OF some OF the crowd. seized .
hrick. at and for q while cleared the front Of
The rolls, She was at length quieted ana
condue ted away.-AlsrsSdrta( V0) 6axs9s.
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fhNssHEpou utting:-TO THE CITIZENSAND
ssA to 70, m hs VISITING THE CITY.-1f you
sPsreyea ~, your Hair cut in the latest and most
sJS. AZ h.! - would advise you to call on HOB
Ea Bathn. Hais is-Cntting, Shaving, ShampOoing
llisnos ns az Rooms, under the Amerlcan Hotel.
sha u,,.nneeien also can get their whskers
saost .sa, changed from red, light, Or grey, to
'"u'iiSi blackor brown color.
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HANDSOME SwoRD.-Congress having gran
ted its permission. Commodore Shubrick has
received the sword presented him by Gen. Ur
quiza. President Of the Argentine Confedera.
tioD-the scsbbard In silver aud gold. the hilt
tipped with diamonds. and II Is valued at SS..
OIyO IT,
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Tricks in oil Tradss.-Yesterday morning a
thinly clad. and apparently modest woman,
about thirty years OF age, called on two ladies
living in Jefferson Ward, and representing he
situation of her family To he deplorably bad,
asked immediate assistance She stated that
her husband had been bed ridden for the pas
four months, scarcely able TO urn himself
over-that her two daua ters, aged ten and
twelve years, were dangerously i'll with pneu-
monla-tha, her little boy, not quite six years
old. had fallen in the fire the night before and
been terribly burned-and that, to cap the eli
max of misery, she had not an ounce Of meat
or dust OF flour in the house, no money to
get medicines, and scarcely clothes enough to
keep herself comfortable. She also gave the
location Of her residence, and after asking aid,
invited the ladies to call and witness her dis
1ress. Deeply sympathiZing with the poor
creature in her afflictiOn, both ladies will
ingly gave her all the pin money they had,
their own apparel, and supply of pro-
visions, bid her return to her charge
and assuring her OF other aid. The
tale of suffering had such an effect upon
the kind hearts To whom it was told that I'm.
mediately after breakfast they stare to visit
the distressed family. Taking the direction
given them, they soon came TO the house de.
suffering whites, they found the inmates to be
fire.. blacks, mostly washer women, all OF them
in perfect health, and none of them knowing
of any such woman or family as they were in
search Of. After nquiring about the neighbor-
hood with no better effect, they came to the
conclusion that they had been awfully swim
died by vile impostOr and that it was NO
charity to give to beggars in city where the
laws make ample provisions for their necessi-
ties and where visitors of benevolent sOcia-
ties are constantly on the alert to relieve the
wants of the deserving poor.
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PnAor1cAL AxALaAxArrox IN CAxADA-

PRACTICAL ANAL0ANATlON IN CANADA
The Whin (iiisenx Resort to Mob Law.-We
learn from the DetroieFree Press, Of the Sd
inst, that the locality known as Chatham, G.
w.. the scene Of numerous negro disturbances
Of late, and the object Of much unenviable no.
toriety abroad, has again distinguished itself
in its own peculiar way. The Press says:
About two years since the Exeter Hall Abo-
lttion Society sent out here from England,
among other missionaries, a young woman
named King, whose mistaken philanthropy
had induced her to devote herself to the thank
less task of improving and reforming our fu-
gitive Africans. She is at this time nineteen
or twenty years of age an intelligent and re-
fined lady, and possessed of an annuity of sew
eral hundred dollars year, accruing from her
property at home. Her a1fectionate interest t
in the negroes eliminated day or two since
In her marriage to an old darkey preacher
named Pinckney, at Chatham, an event which
took the community by surprise, and excited
the most intense disgust and Indignation as
she was very well known, and, from her edu-
cation and attainments, much respected.
The couple were married by an Episcopal
of their domicil. The night had hardly closed
around them before the house was assaulted by
a gathering of about one hundred white citi.
Zens, who first smashed the window then
kicked the door in, and, without ceremony,
proceeded in a demonstration to the house
which threatened to demolish it over the heads
OF the bridal pair No harm was offered to
them, but the efforts of the crowd did not
cease until unmstakable evidence of their
disgust had been furnished, when the aspiring
negro and his super elegant piece of house.
hold furniture were informed that the opera
ton would be repeated so often as an ex xpres.
sion of sentiment on the part of the white
citizens was needed. The party who took the
law into their own hands in this case were
respectable and responsible citizens. that were
unable to restrain their indignation at such
outrages upon decency.
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THE FRANKLIN TRAaEDY.-The Danvilie
(Va) Appeal Of yesterday, speaking of the
late tragedy in Franklin county, Va, says
The preliminary trial of the parties COM
menced on Wednesday last, before Mr.. Coop.
er, a magistrate Of Franklin. We learn that
Messrs. Tredway and Whittle have been EN-.
plOyed on the part Of the defendants. Mr..
Taliaferro is the Commonwealth Attorney
tor Franklin county, and he will be assisted
in the prosecution by Hughes billiard, Esq,
whose services have been engaged for the
purpose. AS the lriai progresses the evidence
is written down.
There remain now three own brothers Of the
Messrs Clement who were killed, and three
half.brothers, six ia all. 1t is said that the
parties have all disarmed, and "order reigns
In Warsaw" Mr.. Smith, who received flesh
wound in the arm, is last recovering, and is
pronounced entirely out OF danger, while Mr..
Oliver Witcher, whose hurt was greater than
that of any OF the survivors Of the conflict, is
likewise improving. He was wounded by
pistol ball in the wrist, which extended up
The arm to near The elbow, causing frightfui
wound. from which, however, rs We have
stated, ne 10 recovering. i FS
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EIeetionser,ng is now the order Of the day. in
the city, and candidates for public favor are to
be met mt every corner Of the streets. all ex.
tremely anxious to serve the people. Our read
ers will find the names Of ali who are in the
ring, in another column, and can make their
selections from the batch .t
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Aecidenf on a Railrood-Mr. Archer Royall.
conductor on one Of the freight trains on the
Richmond and Danville Railroad, wae caught
between two tracks, when near Jennings' Or
dinary, and severely crushed about the hips
Fears wsre entertained last evening that his
injuries were serious. -f.f sa
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E,ixhyM Aeeidea;-Frs Msx .Blsss Up~-A
.lSnu9i accident occurred yesterday morning
EHneoISluead county. On the nichu1ood ana
I.nvare ~. LIZ &hallroad about fosr miles froq Tits
c'.yi q 49, r1ve q men, ~; HARRlsox rlLLows. Of
Col. Hawkins Of n o. were snSSsS n ~
quarry blasting and removing sSoSo vhea .
premature explosion occurred, by vhie1 all
nve were knocked down and seriously iniured
were at once dispatched for physiciaas. md
two or three. who reside In lanehester. r.
paired TO the scene and rendered the neceesarv
medical aid.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

WEDNESDAY, March 7th, 1860
At II O'Clock the SPEAKER called the House
to order Prayer by Rev. JAS. A. DUNCAN Of
the Methodist Church.
Tie Southern Cont.renee.-A communication
was read from the Senate, among other things
announcing the concurrence of that body in
the series OF resolutions reported by the joint
committee of the General Assembly adverse
to holding Conference of the Southern
States.
Mr.. SEDDON moved to lay the resolutions
on the table. Mr.. COwAN called for the ayes
and noes upon the motion, which being put
under the operation OF the previous question,
was lOs(ayes 20. noes la. Several other
resolutions, In reference to the resolutions Of
the joint committee were offered, but subse-
queEtly Withdrawn, it being agreed that Mr.
DICKINSON, of Prince Edward, should res ume
his remarks on the bill regulating the tax on
special licen>es'' The resolution ON the Con-
ference question was discussed at length in
connection with the bill. Ii was sugges ted
that the proper course would be to take 4 vote
(adopted by the Senate.) after the n0n.in,er-
course act shall have been disposed Of
The question Of cOncurring in the resoiu-
tions was discussed by Messrs. DICKINSON of
Prince Edward, MALLORY, RIvEs and LYNN
against, and Messrs. WEST and GILMER for
the adop' ion.
The previous question being called for by
Mr.. RAYMOND, was voted down.
Mr.. SEDDON offered the following resolu-
ton, which was adopted:
ReS0tred, That At / O'Clock to- morrow all dis
cussion on the resolutions from the Sem ate IN re
ton to the Southern Conference shall cease, and
At that time the vote shall be taken
MIR. ANDERSON next Obtained the floor, and
proceeded to address the House on the subject,
when, Oh motion OF Mr. ROBERTsON OF Rich
mond, the chair was vacated I'LL Z O'Clock, to
allow him sufficient opportunity 10 present
his views 1t length.
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RIGHTS OF NEGROES IN SLEEPING CARS
On Wednesday night las t, when the train over
the Little Miami Road reached Xenia, two
colored men--a bishop and a mini ter in a COL
Ored church-gOt on board. and took seats in
the sleeping car which was nearly filled with
passengers. The person in charge of the car
discovered them soon after, and directed them
to go to the forward car. The negroes refus-
ed, and claimed that they had 4 right to re-
MAN, and should resist any attempt to expel
them. Notwithstanding they were informed
that the sleeping car was private property,
and the owner thereof had the right to deter
mine what guests he would entertain. After
wordy controversy, and the negroes still re-
flsing to leave their seats, they were forcibly
elected, much to the relief Of the passengers
who had been disturbed. The bishop pro-
claimed his intention to make the company
pay for the "material aid - rendered him in
his exit, and if he should attempt a resort to
legal measures, the question will then be de-
cided rs to whether negroes have any rights in
sleeping cars. We doubt whether any Jury in
the country would give a verdict against n
railroad company, especially if compelled to
sleep in the same car.-Cin. Gac, March }.
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=, plnp.it's Bittprs This Celebrated

Ton bs. been used sucessfull. for the last twelve
-.,r. In cases OF Indigestion. Flatulency. Cen
sfsI D4il,,t, Nervnusress, Sea Sickness. &c, C.
The, create Il healthy action throughout the
l,,, restore the appetite. equalze the clrcula.
nan rlvs tone and energy to the system, and
create power OF resistance to disease rarely OBJ
PLANETT'S BITTERS
Are purely Vegetable, and adspted to all ages and
sT0N and bv ,irocers and Druggists generally.
Depot No IA Pearl street. n. y.
FISHER & WINSTON, Druggists,
le ll-3m No. l25 Main st.. Richmond.
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RkvxEGE FoR SwiNDLx.-Last Wesk, la
Martin county. 1nd, man named Nathan
Fisher was caught putting arsenic II some
meal at the house Of his brother He acknow.
ledged his intention TO poison the family Of his
brother, stating - his reason that his brother
had badly swindled him In q horse trade.
BOLD BossxaY.--On Monday night la,t q
trunk belonging 10 J. J. Cooper, q passssetr
on the Valley stage, Stauuto0, Va, was taken
from the boat ard robbed Of its con tents, con.
valued NJ - ,ioD The trunk was found is the
woods about thirty rods from the road.
Gen Duff Green has reappeared in Texxs.
afer an ahtepce Of II years. His visit has
reference 10 certain railroad eharsess in con-
ction with the Pacific Railroad sehsme.
Last Thursday . jury In Cincinnati decided
that Asa II. Gone had violated piishted slY-v.
ton 70 Francis Hohson, and that be should pay
There is = young lady who 10 70 refsa@d in
her Language that she never usss she word
"o!ackguaod," !" bat substitutes Afrieaa senti-
Robert NJ Mckinney, Of Lyuehbars. Va,
has been elected Professor OF rreneh aad Mill
tary Tactics in the Nosth CAsoltna llillsaYy
q. n. Mitchell, North Carolina usssAant,
was swindled Sut Of e;UO In Balumosa. Tues
dAy, BY changing . $40 counterfeit hill for .
VIM. b. Pric. twhix, was e,ec:s ID Mayor Of
party was succossfdt.
The New York Seventh Rekimeat hare dub
hed Washington ~ ~Thf CRY q Aasaiaesas
The Hon. George W. Inesrsols. Assosney-
Gsnerai e Maine. died % shs ssA Ass'aee IN
Cornelius Grianell. of n. y secompeaisd
ifnnkhn q last aceousts. - 'a7 ess
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THE DOME OF THE NATIONAL CAPITOL
Capt. Franklin's report upon the dome Of the
Capitol, which has excited much interest has
been submitted to the Senate He SAYS the
pressure Of the new dome upon the founda-
tion walls is one-f1fty- sixth OF the force ne
cessary to crush the materials on which the
wall is built, and the pressure exerted by il
on the smallest or weakest section Of the sup.
porting walls Is less th.n one eleventh of the
crushing force of the materials. These results
are obtained by taking every thing in the most
unfavorable state Of the dome, and under the
worst circumstances. No doubt is enter
tained of the perfect stability of the DOOM
The whole weight of iron work required is
$500 tons, of which 800 tons have been erect
ed during the last three years The original
design laid before Congress was altered in
1856, and Si00,oOO appropriated in August OF
that year, and $5oU,GUU on March 3, 1857. Ano-
ther change was made last year TO accommo-
date Mr.. Crawford's figure Of Freedom and
its pedes al for the top Of the dome, it being
larger than the first design. The dome can
not be restored to its original plan withou.
large loss and retarding the completion. The
sum Of 1901 ,e6U.4l has been expended on the
demolition of the old dome and progress on
the new. The balance on hand is 1898, i45 so
The sum of S2i5,UOOis required tor the COM
pletiOn. The total cost will be 1901 UOU and
three years more time is necessary.
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Chester Factoyy.-The subscribers to the stock
Of the Chester Boot and Shoe Factory, are TO
hold an adjourned meeting at Chester to-uAor-
row. Persons who with toaiD vest In this Gu.
terprise are invited to b present. II it cannot
=; ne made 70 payor .ns,e !. noe psn.,S sp,r. .s
taking Of the stOck-thefe II very little ne d Of
preaching in favor Of Soush6rn mAoulhc-
lures. The fact that only 1e0 Ol0 Wero roQair-
as they did, that II was TO b n small MAR !;
but II sach persons could only Be- shown the
vast per cent. to - realized from that trtlltug
sum, they would await no secoud invitation
to induce them to take all the stock
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NAVAL IHTxLLIGENCH-After the sailing Of
the Pocahontas from NorSolk, ~ ordered last
Friday, the home or gulf squadron will com.
prise the following vessels:
Steamships Roanoke, - guns; Brooklyn, y
guns; Wyandotte, 6 gups; Pocahon tas, q gums;
Relief, , xuns; Mohawk, guns; CRUSADER, IL
guns, and Water Witch, KnnA and the sailing
Savanna. a guns; ST. Louis, 9guns, and Pre-.
Bile, u guns. The whole Of this Sorcs hes been
noiified to prepare for any emergency tina.
NAV arise out OF the Mexican trouhles.
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Seizure Of State ArmS.-A young man appa-
remtiy not over twenty-five years Of age,
named HENRY WINsO, lately dischargelA from
the Public Guard, was arraigned before the
Mayor yesterday, TO answer TO the charge of
stealing from the State Armory three o, Colts
navy revolvers. valued at S6a. One witness
testified to seeing pistol sold al MOTIFS auct tion
room last Saturday nighi, which 'he witness
claimed as his, aud which was Of similar cha.
racter to those lost by The State. Another wit
ness testified that three pistols were missing
from the ArmOry. In order " get other wit
nesses, ths investigation was adjourned until
Friday next, and the accused remanded 70
prison. .
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Reeorering.-The two men who were - %.
riously injured BY the accideptal falling Of
grid at the new locomotive shop Of the Treds-
gar Works. on Monday morning last. are re-
covering from their injuries. Mr.. Weiss,
though very sore from the fall and jar, 70 able
to be about, and Mr.. Thompson, it 10 hoped, 10
beyond all danger, though he will not b able
to resume his labors for some days to come
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LOCAL AAy1ER9.

vvgisia Mart~e RSfl,ray y-1n corn mpany with
twenty or thirty business men OF this city Aed
members Of the legislature. We visited the
railway Of the Virginia Marine Railway Com
pany, opposite Rockets. yesterday and were
surprised as well ~ gratifi~d at the complete
ness Of the entire works. and their adaptabili-
ty to the objects for which they are construct
ed The railway is Of the most approved and
substantial kind, of easy grade, and willreadi-
iy take mp the largest steamer or sail vessel
trading to this port. The motive power ID
forty horse, and all the appurtenances are so
admirably arranged that vessel can be run
on or OFF the ways in the conrse Of few
minutes. The company have expended about
S30,OO0 in the completion of this improvement t
and are now ready to take up vessels Of all
kinds for overhauling and repairs.
There is now upon the ways that popular
river steamer. the "Curtis Peck" which Is un =.
dergoing some slight repairs preparatory to
the summer travel. Notwithstanding the fac I
that the Peck is now eighteen years old, the
present examination exhibits the fact that her
timbers are as sound rs they were on the day
on which she was first launc he'd, and will prob.
ably remain SO for twenty years to come
Whilst "up,'' the Peck is to undergo repairs
and painting, and will probably Be ready for
the water again in about three weeks. Her
owners design running her, during. the suIa-
mer months, as night line, starting from here
at 5 O'Clock in the afternoon, and arriving at
Old Point at II O'Clock, and Norfolk at ~
O'clOck-sO that those who wish to spend u
single day at either place can do so at trifiing
Inconvenience.
Immediately east of the railway, the Rich
mond and Liverpool Company are preparing
to have built an eight hundred tons packet, to
run from here to Europe, and nave contracted
with the Messrs Abrahams to build two ves-
sels-one here, and the other at their ship
yard at Baltimore. The work is to be corn.
menced al once, and will be prosecuted with
zeal. ship-yard, with a good aud safe ma
rine railway attached will add materially to
the business OF Rockets, and give employ.
tains OF vessels who have examined the
"ways," speak of them as inferior in no re.
spect to any others to be found, and the mas
ter of the George Peabody running be-
tween Baltimore and Richmond, says they are
the only ways at either end Of the line that
can take up that vessel
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LFTsnIlk Ts.aeee.-
pErpIE. ~. achburxt
--@ several .nDaLf DrLf FAVOHiTE. u.ouisa Co., }
8. 8, t,cs hyands. fnv sale At
A.,ls " GAkfiCK's DruS Stors,
fiAes. Franklin 81. Ris. lAoud.
i, taalsai u pnctHn tHnMsis.mxs M sis.-A handsome a.
NS''Ascsry Es,.ia, st.!. ItAsEs. lsssiy rscs,vsd 1t
JNO. W. GARLlcK
market Place, fysaklia street.
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%'ar snd ei art, and Portraits worth Sc.
sssp sss ,aeepinx, are the PHOTOGRAPHS oi
s,99ogsphse d sl and water eoors, execuisd ?. the
~ 3l7 M" ana Fine Art Gallery ofG. w. MN
s'sd and J"ped and enlarged 10 life size. If de
ss@ksc 10 cusd c,ssdin IN OIL coiors. wats! cni1rs. M!
,.s"a s"a PH0Tnasfn an"n Also, AMBROTfPEs AMI
@s af tAs srt. rt""Arhs executed in the highest
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FROM CALIFoRNIA.-The following is tele-
graphic dispatch, dated San Francisco, Feb
14th:
A bill was passed BY the Legislature yester-
day, transferring duelllng cases from the
Court Of Sessions TO the District Court. This
act has special reference to Judge Terry's case,
and is great point gaiaed towards his acq uit-
tai.
The Columbia river is still closed by the ice
Advices from British Columbia to the eth
state that an American officer had marched
with Sergeant's guard " Langley, and taken
several men prisoners and conveyed them
over the boundary line to Washington Terri
tory.
The Victoria papers were highly incenssd at
this new infringement on the rights Of the
British Government
Dates from the SaDdWish Islands TO The sSth
of January have been received.
The Russian fleet had sailed for Cronstadt
via Valparaiso.
The schooner "Far West" sailed from Homo
lula on the ED, on a voyage Of discovery for
the New Guxno Islands. .f4 2
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''.ss's.. d q. United savings Bank, Mrnries,
,ss ,t!s oi Dsr upon which interest is paid II
of III osss. ssss I'D ssn ,sl s' osns sent. pr
'ass.. st".ter period. Ofloe No. 10 Main
N.Y. NETTl.ES, President.
"a~sm n.y. L; d: WALFOkD. Hso'y.
'AMEs l.. PORTER. TVoa'Y.
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RkvxN0E FOR SwIMDLR.-Last week. In
Martin county, Ind, man named Nathan
Fisher was caught putting arsenic il some
meal at the house Of his brother. He acknoW-
ledged his intention TO poison the family OF his
brother, stating - his reason that his bIOaheY
had badly sXlldled him In a hQrse tkade.
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Of the Medical College Of Virginia will take
place al Mechanics Institute Hall, this evening
at half-past seven O'Clock, when the degree of
NJ ID. will be conferred upon eighty candi.
dates Prof PETICOLAs will deliver the vale.
dictory address, and a. he Is ripe scholar,
and gentleman Of fine Judgment, something
unusually interesting may b. expected. We
understand that the Warren prize" will b.
awarded to the successful competitor during
the evening; and that JAS. Lyons, Esq, will
deliver an address to the students The hall
will be open to the public, and rs the proceed
,nss are TO be highly interesting, = largo aud
intelligent audience is expected. = -
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BOLD BoBBxRY.-On Monday night last q
trunk belonging TO J. J. Cooper, q passsessr
on the Valley stage, Staunto0, Va, was taken
from the boat ard robbed Of its contents. con.
sis'ing Of clothing, jewelry and other articles.
valued NJ ~, ,i0 The trunk WAS found il the
woods about thirty rods from the road.
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lug 10 Virginia, probably the greater propor-
ton, Will be condemned as worthless. e soon
AS II Is decided TO change them iuto grove lar.
rel., owing TO the fact that they were manu.
different sixe bores. and cannot be altered bY
machinery, unless At heavy cost 70 the state
All those procured from the General Hoyera.
meat. however. caa b changed aud made in "
formidable weapons. f@ III .Tgss
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Manx fdrfuying OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ant
Eairsrsiiies-A GfnsrSWs and Noble Lady,
The "Chn,eh or the Holy Cross"