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~ n D.me. of Newburyport, has been elected
crond Master of the Grand Lodge Of Massa-
chnsetts; General William Sutton, senior
Grand Warden; Wyxeman Marshall, 5 ~
Grand Warden John MeL nsa Grand Rscor ord
surer and Charles w. Moore u'a"o 1'0'o'"
ing Secretary.
Din. ~ recen,lv alighted from his carriage
In The Piazza del Popolo, and traversed on
foot the whole length OF the Corso, the Broad.
way Of Rome The old men remarKea 'n 9hs
they had never seen Pope on 1901 III Tue
COrsO before.
company has been organized IN SPAN SPAN. -, ~
the purpose Of laying a submarine Telegraph
cable between Cuba and tho United States
| Paris trade suffered to the amount OF ON
hundred million Of francs by the cno''f'
panic. FL sass flf .taa
| Gold closed in New York on Saturday .
J 1884,
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Hon, THOMAS CoRwIN TAKEN DowS WITH
PARALrs1s-An assemblage of distinguished
Ohians, in Washington city, We're entertained
II was the most complete representative com
pany CT all classes of officials and persons OF
note that has been drawn together in Wash
Tho evening. Hon. Thomas Corwin, whilst sur
rounded by circle Of friends whom he was
entertaining by his fund OF anecdote and wit;
was stricken by paralysis, and fell helpless and
Standing nearest to him. Mr.. Corwin is dan
DerOusly ill.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-18

Tue FHxyAN Troubles IN New YoRK.-There
* tie 10 add concerning the Fenian troubles
in New York. OnThursday, several Circles
sent in their adhesion to President Roberts,
and others forwarded resolutions endorsing
President O'Mahoney The New York Netcs
says:
The principal feature on Thursday in the
progress Of the developments when the OH
GERS of the Fenian Brotherhood seem TO deem
it desirable should be made public, was the ar
rival of the military delegation to Ireland,
numbering nine officers. There was, OF course,
IL very great desire on the part OF the Brother-
i4ood generally to learn their views IN felation
10 the state Of affairs in Ireland. NO Onici;li
report, it appears, has YET been presented, ana
therefore ali that is known Of their conclusions
is of an unofficial character IL Is UNDERSTOOD
since their return that the impression when
has prevailed here, and also apparently tC
some extent with the British authorizes, that
n concerted outbreak had been intended at the
present time, and that the arrest OF Stephen,
had prevented it, was entirely erroneous. IL
does not appear to have been looked TO- neltnel
was a general outbreak or open revolution no"
necessary TO, or any part OF, the plane OF TN
Feuian brotherhood and that, therefore, the
arrest of the Fenian chief in Ireland, while
greatly 10 be regretted, did not, TO any very
alarming extent, interfere with the steady pro
ercss of the movement in Ireland.
According TO another statement, puDusne'
in the Uorhi the contributions OF the FenlaT
Brotherhood and the Fenian SisterhoOd, IN IN
various States OF the Union, 10 the wa 1u ~
from the q tn of September to the 2sth OF Oc
tober, We're 1926, 6j0.22. The list embraces sup
scrptiOns of % cents, 40 cents, W cents. .
cents &c the lowest sum that is received De
ing 10 cents while the higher sums are VI 900
Si,Joo, 81 900 and 50. &C., and one from Caiifor
MA is S7,24S 90, which is the largest On on
day 4l0,3l9 was received, and on another $40,
Ooi, and Oh others from 5000, D, 900, and s.
On. These figures comprise the tenth iinancia
statement 10 the Brotherhood. What IN
whole sum received is, is not divulged b'l
the contributions during the past year nav
laa lar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-18

CoLoN1z1xG VIRGINIA FREEDMEN IN FLoRI-
u. -Colonel Brown, Assistant Commissioner
of the Freedmen's Bureau in Virginia, has
submitted to General Howard a proposition
concerning the transfer Of negroes from Nr-
Eiorida-the result of a conference between
him and a legislative committee. General
Howard has the proposition under advise
ment. He expresses the belief that the matter
will be submitted to Congress-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-18

Everybody has heard Of the big organ In
Boston. 1t is in the big music hall. The Sis
tiers of Charity are holding fair IN the nan
just now The other evening Fentam ma ,Ssnt
Robinson, at the exhibition, and, suppOsihg
him to be on the committee on rafnes, asked
him if the "Organ was up" ne salo, yes
will YOU put your name down for q chance-
one dollar" The simple Fenian paid her dol.
lar Mr. Robinson passes it over to one OF
the ladies, and thought that was the emo OF
the matter But daily his Eenan ifl sa ct shs
big organ, sirY" The organ which she was SO
anxious to draw is about as large as the
Post building.
Reports from the various freedmen's dis
tricts in the United STAGES, received by Malor
General o. o. Howard, agree in the statement
that, as a general rule, the tone OF the press
has been such as TO materially advance the in
terests Of the bureau.
The delegation from this city to the late SEES
sion of the Grand Masonic Lodge OF Virginia
in Richmond. returned last night. They ex'
press themselves as highly pleased with their
| trip.-AIerdndria gazette.
Henry M. Morfit, Esq, native OF norfolk
| Virginia. died in Baltimore a few days ago
| He had been q distinguished member OF tne
bar in Missouri, Virginia, Maryland ana u
Warrington city.
Major Dole, the Portland postmasteI' . M,
| resigned, and one of the neWspapeis y! .nn
| ilk saw the popular salutation -, " now az
nou, Major, am glad to see you o''t'
The Secretary Of the Treasury has ncun ne
savantv. i've clerks OF his Department ina
their services win be dispensed with on I'M
3lst instant. ssf
The Hon. William Smith, formerly memncl
Of the United States Congress, blt more 70
Gently Governor Of the State OF HngIaA"'
Il on visit to the city.-Wdshfn0eo" o1'o"'
The first Grand Jury In FredericksnnI
since the close Of the war was J" sess'o'' 'ss
Thursday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-18

GENERAL GRANT on THE REBELs.-Lieuten-
ant General L. $. Grant, with several mem
bers of his staff, passed through this place on
last Sunday morning, route for Washington
city He was returning from tour through
several Of the Southern States. At Jones
borough, Doctor Sewer introduced him to a
large crowd Among the crowd was one who
had fought pretty hard on t'other side, who,
while hobbling up to the General, remarked !:
IS I fought that man pretty hard, but l would
like to see him. The General answered
THAT does not keep you from being good
citizen had as soon see you as anybody
If those in authority in this State would recog,
nize this fact, and act accordingly, we would
soon have quite Il different state OF affairs
Bristol (IenueSsee) Ne,cS.
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From Kentucky.

FRAxKFORT, KY, December 15.-1n the Sc
nate, to-day, message was received from the
Governor announcing that he had pardoned
Governor Howe, William e. Simms and others
till the end Of the Assembly, and that gene
raj law be passed pardoning all persons indict-
ed in the State courts for treason.
In the House, the bill providing civil rene
DIV for injuries done by disloyal persons, was
reconsidered and referred to the Committee on
the Judiciary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-18

SENATOR SUMMERS PRoPosITIoN.-The Chi
cago Tribune, the leading Republican journal
in the Western States, expresses the opinion
satirically in regard to one OF Mr.. sumner
nrorositions that in all States where one-sixth
Of the population are colored, one-half OF each
grand Jury shall consist of colored men, should
be amended SO that, in places where two
sixths of the population are blacR, al Int
jurors shall he colOred, and WHARF One-sixtE
Of the people are mulattoes, one-half OF the
iurors shall be cO[Ored vCOmen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-18

consequent upon the late rebellion is now be-
ing tried in the United States District Court
of Tennessee before Judge Trigg. The case
was an enrolling officer under the Confederate
Government in Blount county, East Tennes-
see This Is the first treason trial since the
memorable Aaron Bury case.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-18

DISCHARGE OF CIVILIANS. -General Grant has
issued an order directing all department com
manders to discharge at once all civilians EN-
ployed in their commands, except clerks
whose services cannot be dispensed with. In
all cases where necessity requires continu-
ance of the work now performed by civilians,
such rs contract surgeons, WagOnmasters,
teamsters, &c, men will be detailed from the
ranks for such duty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-18

A Soppow LopGE.-Our Masonic friends will
ha nleased to learn that their III. Brother,
Albert Pike, 80, Grand Commander OF the
Supreme Council of the southern Jurisdic ton
~ the United States, is daily expected in our
citv for the purpose of holding Sorrow Lodge
in memory Of the illustrious Masons who have
died within the last four years: The convoca-
ton will be of high order He viii ne ASSIST y,
aT Nv . number of eminent Masons, many OF
whom are already in our midst On the arri-
val of Brother Pike the proceedings VIII De
dnlv announced to the Masonic world.
Orleans Picdyune.
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General A. p. Stewart.

This gentleman, late a lieutenant genera
in the Confederate service, is member OF the
commercial house of Stewart 4 Brother, in
this city, and it is his intention to devote him
self exclusively to business, and all statements
to the contrary are injurious to him, however
kindly intended by those who make them
Ne,y Orleans PicUyune.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-18

FIRE IN PETERsBrRa.-A fire broke out in
the frame building occupied by Mr.. j. M.
Sycamore street. about ten O'Clock yesterday
morning The stock of goods, consisting OF
sundry bales and packages of material, furnl.
ture, &C., was saved, through the energy OF
those present.-ErpreSs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-18

In addition to the above, we have receives
from Johnson's line other dispatches concern
ing the 1.-THE Fenians,' "a Visit TO MI'
Davis - "Mr. Harris, of Maryland" and.vaI,.
GUS Washington items, III OF which we nao
obtained from other sources, and winch Will
.be found elsewhere in our columns.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-18

Some of our tradesmen advertise the Fenian
hat. We should think that the style just at
present must be shocking bad hat.-Neto York
Tribune.
The above is not very witty, but very re-
markable as coming from Horace Greeley,
who is everywhere known as ''the philosopher
of the old white coat and shocking bad hat. "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-18

The Canadian Government proposes, IN e,
change for continuance Of the reciproca!
trade with the United States, TO enlarge Inf
W@liand and St Lawrence canal, 30 AS 10 se
cure TRANSPORTATION from Chicago 10 the Al
iantic, giving the privilege Of tree navigation
10 American vessels. 49, ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-18

WAsHIxaroN, December 16.-The Supreme
Court Of the United States has ordered that
Robert H. MARI have leave to file = printed
argument, asking, as does Mr.. Garland, that
he may he readmitted to practice without
taking the oath prescribed by Congress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-18

UNDER ARREST Captain Ben. Robinson, Sc
Nor editor of the Fayetteville Ne.os, reached
here on yesterday in charge of guard of Uni
ted States soldiers. He, as we'll as the guard
who arrested him, is entirely ignorant of the
charge on which his arrest is based Whining
ton Jpuy.nu[,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-18

A New RAnRoAD.-It has been decided,
after careful consideration, to intersect the
State of New York by a new railroad, whose
termini shall be New York and OswegO re-
spec tiyely and which shall traverse the inter
yening counties in generally northwesterly
and sOutheasterly direction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-18

The County Court of Caroline, It Is stated,
has passed an order requiring AL dealers IN
between the sd instant and LIST OF January
under the penalty of forfeiture OF the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-18

GENERAL kILPATRICK.-This officer left
Washington Saturday morning for New y OK
He leaves for Chill on the LIST Of January.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-18
Death of Ex-Governor Allen.

PROVIDENCE December l6.-Hon. Philip Al
len. formerly Governor Of this State, and at
forwards United States Senator, died thi
morning at his residence here.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-18
The Markets.

NEW YoRK, December 16.-Cotton dull-mid-
ding, 49, Flour firm and unchanged. Wheat
and corn quiet and unchanged. Pork hrm at
29A. Whisky firm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-18

1EACHINISTS'. AND. SAW.MILL
M suPPLIK b, 4c.-MACH!Nk BELTlNSH ~ -
STOCKS u and DiEs, BEtLoWs,' pAbB!TT mg g
TAI, LACK.LRAThkR. R1yxrS And :, BUS ~
sJ 6A QHgsskss sAMR si HSh ssPoHEs.
t 1 fa1aEIk6 Cloths tSfIs. BINDS
&C., &c, Tor aale BY =. WlL tkIA A,s:.
Dc Nh N fEf fsNfs
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Loss Of q Schooner.

FORTRESS MONROE, December 16.-The schoo'
ner Georgia. from New York for Petersburg
was burned here last night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-18

General Scett-Frem Mckee.
NEW ORLEANS, December H.-6eneral Scott
has arrived here. A salute was fred.
A citizen who returned from Matamorass
who was intimate there with the French om-
GERS, says that the latter apprehend war Ne
tween France and the United States. lInere
is no such apprehension in Washington.1
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TELE6RAPHIC NEWS
AssOCfAT1D PRESS DISPATCHES.

RatlAcatisn u thc Anti-g1avery Ameaaalsns
b. the Legislassres ~ 0ee1gi1 on0 A1a1omo.
WARRINGTON, December 17.-The State Do.
partment has been ofncially advised Of the
ratification Of the anti-slavery amendment
by the Legislatures Of Georgia and Alabama.
The Ice GoYge-Damage - Sseanaers, &c.
Sr. LorIs, December l6.-The ice gorge In
the river gave way to-day. The ice swept
past the city with tremendous power, sinking
and severely damaging dozen steamers and
a number Of barges, involving loss d, about
three hundred thousand dollars. The danger
il still imminent to the other beats.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-18

THE DISPATCH BUILDING Is ON
n,-rpNOR STREET, NEAR M Al N I,
,.n NEARLY OPPOSITE THE OLD
n,sp,rCH CORNER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-18
GRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,

AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,
n No. Ii MAIN STREET.-By purchase and
We have now and shall keep cor, Con
lstiy S:i hSs H%ndred GR bsT6SEs from eighty
tS%TS SiSs Jon and
FEks All
we've S inch; sTRETcHE6 tEATHER BELTINNGs;
I've ysl'f sH Rs R SHT Al sizes
xsriety BiaeI:%Ih; BEII 1HSsr y f! sSSg
g.: =: WooD TURNING Sas 4 !; S, S;aSf CO.
r AIDES, LADIES, LADIES DON'T
fail Is and see the hAD xSch hss See
handsomely fitted up, with $50, 900 worth Of SHOES
Of ali styles. and HATS for yourselves and chill
dren.
1000 f puFLEx HOOP sk1Rrs-the only skirt fo'.
LATEsT STYLES BXLM0,RAk1 SKIRTS,
$5SSiSs' T 5SFfSi SShjETs;:
SKIRT sI.G BRA Up MK999Ds'
TRAVELiNG BAGS.
PURSES and many FANCY GOODS.
We want ali the ladies of Richmond to come and
soc U.S. and we will do our best to please. Goods
made to order tor you READ MONTGOMERY,
de l4-ts' corner of Broad and Ninth streets.
REAT NORTHUMBERLAND
" CULAR observation-disclosures, don't fail
20 'o'ne ~ 'n' LARGE SHOE STORE,
CORNER BROAD AND NINTH STREETS.
900 cases lately arrived from Boston, adapted to
| all classes--great bargains;
| 1000 pairs BOOTS and SHOES, custom work.
Such stock has never before been presented TO
| We are selling splendid work at low prices.
r ALSO,
| A big stock of HATS and CAPS.
%Gt made to order kE AZ
WILLIAM H: SCOTT, DRUGGIST
'"'@ 90 q ounces 9g!S1XE,,
20 pounds POWDERED'oPIUN.
/ Is pounds IODINE,
., e SoaSs. f zsaEIsh dA1o1E1. -
|DRVG6;ss,, by, DYE Si1CI2E E;;ipuuR
| Is barrels CoPPERAs,-.
800 pounds INDIGO,
LOO pounds EXTRACT LOCKWOOD,
40 ''%SPfds.1 Ia fff2 sc6t y Druggist,
corner franklin and Seventeenth streess.
| "OUSE FAlN11NU.
H L. L. MONTAGUE 4 SON, 81.
Main street. between Seventh and Eighth. u
! x1e prepared 10 undertake
HOUSE PAINTING t2
In all It's departments, In good style and ON vee
reasonable terms.
9 Our old customers, and the public generally
D 40 Invited 10 give W. call ,
deM-bs House and Sign Painters.
t NJ B. ROBINS, REAL EsTATl
. w AGENT, RICHMOND. VA, -tofaee. iro
front building, Goyernor street. o6ers Tor q, e
FORTY.TWO EXCELLENT FARMS AND FLAV
d TATlONs, largo and small, lying in different 90
It items Of the state. Most OF them are highly "
Q proved, and convenient either 70 water naviSsue
| or to railroads.
Prices low and t1ems reasonable: 4 san soi
= cited. w. b. nUDaN SSix
J. de N-tsT Real E1eAte Agent 0oA 80.
EOR SALE, one Of the beat Goa y
3 Co cash. Pos further k5osnasioq, agplx e opa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is, 1865.
SIM rises ISL Moon sets ...........8
SIM sets .......... ~ High water........
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-18

T1OR SALE. one of the best CIGAR
T STANDS In the city, which will be sold chcap
+. &. GIBBS.
aslA..st ~. ~ kata nrsst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-18

NJ b. ROBINS, REAL ESTATE
w AgRNT, RICHMOND. Va. loaaes, iron IH 70
fORTY.TW0 kXCELLRNT FARMS AND PLAN
TATlONS, large and small, lying In different :ee-
items of the State. Nost OF them Are h19nIy am
nroyed and eOny onient either 70 " Ater nAvlgatAo
or to railroads.
Prices low and tsems reasonable; saii sou
cited. w. b. hObIN
de ll-hT Real EA(Ate AGENT BOZ Ne.
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VIZ B. ROBINS, REAL ESTATE
w AGENT, RICHM0ND, VIRGINIA. A !os'ss &c;
.aIa FORTY TWO EXCELLENT FARMS AND
large and small. ~ iylns AZ. ,S SixSr
improved. and convenient either 70 WAFER nevi8s~
ton or To railroads. A ..u "a.
Prices low and terms reasonable. pAApSs 1!a %"
Ncited. -. -. -. ~ Rnx 1is
de 1k-t8 he0l E1t1to .so--.. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-18

CCHAAP & HARTMAN, MEK-
y CHANT TAILORS AND CLOTHING DEALERS.
Intending to restrict ourselves entirely g NV
MADE CLOTHING, HATS and GENTS FURNISH
ING GOODS at the greatest bargains ever onersd'
"A '"'o SCHAAP HARTMAN,
No sos Broad street,
da,,lts between Fourth and Fifth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-18

John DO0LEY, UNDER TIE III
d SPOTSwOOD HOTEL, RICHMOND. VA A.
is now receiving BY s!ssmsm ana .nd Hsdiss
HAfs, and Ladies fuRs The latest styles q Cen
tlemen's HATs-the DAsHEk SAh nTN 81 Hn.
MERE and MOLESK1N SILK: Black Velvet
Ladies' and Misses HATS; Ladies', AieseC an0
Children Furs of the latest patterns o1fect It0m
the manufacturers. 00 AA--es
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-18

ECIAL ATTENTION OF THE
- LIC-NEW YORK AND A
VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP COMPA-
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1865-10-12

AMUSING INCIDENT.-A few mornings
since, as the stage from Jefferson city was
smoothly gliding along through luxuri-
ant prairie, pretty we'll loaded with pas
sengers, amongst whom was a son of Ken
tucky, who, by the vibra.ory motion OF
the vehicle, had fallen in.o sound snooze,
by some unaccountable accident it sudden
ly tipped over, depositing the passengers,
pell NELL, on the green sward by the road
side, the Kentuc&ian at the bottom, with
several on top of him, amongst whom
were three or four of the gentler sex. No
one being hurt, and "old Kentuck" only
little aroused from the depth of his
slumber, he cried out:
"What in the thunder is the matter?-
get off of me, if you please. I've paid for
this seat, and all the varmints west of the
Mississippi can't take it from me !"
"The stage has turned over," said sew
eral voices at once.
The devil it has p' roared out old
Kentuck. 'Is anybody killed l tho't
from the pile OF men and women on me,
it was only trick to get my seat y
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1865-10-12

A BEAUTIFUL DEED.-A young officer
was connected with Sheridan's brigade
1t was In one of those forced marches
when they had driven back the enemy
and had been in the saddle for several
consecutive days and nights, that this
trooper availed himself of temporary
halt, to slip from his saddle and stretch
himself upon the turf-his horse, mean.
while, browsing in the immediate vicinity.
He had slept for some little time, when
be was suddenly awakened by the frantic
paving of his horse at his side. Fatigued
by his long ride, he did not rouse at once,
but lay in that partially conscious state
which so frequently attends great phys
ical prostration. Soou, however, the faith
full animal pe1ceiving that its efforts had
failed to accomplish their object, licked
his face, and placing its mouth close to
his ear uttered loud snort. Now thor
oughly awake, he sprang up, and as the
horse turned for him to mount, he saw
for the first time tha; his comrades had all
disappeared, and that the enemy were
coming down upon him at full gallop.-
Once mounted, the faithful beast bore
him with the speed of the wind safely
from the danger and soon placed hiff
among his companions. "Thus," he aGI
ded with emotion, "the noble fellow saved
me from captivity, and perhaps from
death"
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1865-10-12
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4. If subscribers remove to other Ma,
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8 The Courts have decided. that ren,..
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