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sincerity in the Government uesire w n"Ao
Trelan;i an integral part of the kingdom, ana
her connection with England closer.
The amendment was then rejected by vote
of 2sO against 21s. Great cheering gree'ed
the result.
EARL DERBy's PROTEST.
LONDON, July 16-The protest against the
Irish Church bill by Earl Derby is signed by
forty.seven Peers. It was entered against TINS
bill on the ground that il looked to the sever
ance Of ,be Church and State. project unre-
cosn.zed by any country in Europe.
Tne aaoption of the bill would encourage the
designs of those who want such severance ex-
tended throughout the United Kingdom. to-
cether with the resumption of grants and CON;
'6scations of property. The protest further
states that the passage ef the bill was violent
stretch of the power OF Parlsment, which de-
stroys confidence in all property, and espe'
c:aIly that resting on Parliamentary title.
The protest sets forth the impossibility OF
nnttinr the dlsestabshed and disendoWed
Church on the footing and organization OF the
Catholics, and that this grievance caused the
alienation Of Irish Protestants from the loyal
supporters of the throne,- and stimulation IN
the demands of Catholics.
LONDON, July H.--The debate on the Irish
Church bill continued all night. Disraeh re-
cretted the rejection of the Lords amend
ment.; said the Peers had consented to a Sc
cond reading of the bill on the unders stannng
| thatthe Commons would consent to the modl
fcation. Gladstone SAID the promise was only
to consider reasonable amendments, and de-
MED violation Of the pledge. Gathorne HaI-
DIV supported Dsraeli's statements and said
Bright had used threats Of a dissolution OF
|. Parliament 10 coerce. The Lords were treat
ed IN an unworthy manner. Bright denied
the sccusaiion. Finally committee was ap-
/ pointed to report reasons for rejecting the
| j ords' amendment.
FRANdE-THE NEW GARNET.
ykRn, July 1s.-.It' is stated to day that
/ B,llauit and st. Laurens will be members OF
the new Cabinet. Portfolios have been offered
TO- three prominent men Of the opposition
party. Rouher is likely to accspt the preai-
dency Of the Senate for time. 1t 10 thought,
however, he will be, asked to return TO the
4 miQlhLIJs, Luz 40mpo, t1A0 eohkJ SAA AAS NS~~s
demand the dissolution and reorganization Of
the Projects, as the conditions Of acceptance
Of Office. ..,,. :. -;
PARIS, July 17.-1s is asserted that the fol-
lowing are the new ministry: Interior, Ro-
quets; Justice. Duyereier; Foreign. Auvergne;
Finance Pierre Msque; Comm rec, Lerona;
Public Works, Gressier; Marine, Admiral
Genmlly; War, Marshal Mel.
| I'D AueTRIA.
vienna, July 16.-several tumults, toos
place this week among the workmen at Runn.
The military were called out and fred upon
the mob, killing two and wounlins twelve.
The crowds have dispersed, but; great excite
mept still prevails there. and the authorities
Are taling every precaut,on to prevent The
threatened renewal Of disorder.
The Bishop OF Linz refuses the Emperor'f
amnesty, and has decided to submit to the
sentence imposed.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
WlsHISGToN, July 10. 1869,

Sri have the honor to ask your attention
to the subject OF the TRANSATLANTIC telegraphic
connection. which it is understood ls expected
r, he made between the Empire OF France and
the shores OF the Uulted States by means OF
cable to be laid under the auspices and IN the
proprietorshlp OF British private corporation,
and under authority of CONCESSION frcm the
Government OF France.
Tho nrniect of this enterprise embraces coll
nectIon direct from the coast OF France to the
island OF st. Pierre, and thence TO point on
the Atlantic coast OF tho United States. 1t Is
opIv OF coui Sc, I'D respect to this las: division
of the pl ojecied cable connection between the
TERRITORY Of France and Ct the United States
that have occasion 10 ask your attention to
the views OF this government Us 10 lts autnorl-
II and duty IN the premises.
It Is not i ubted by this government that the
Complete control OF the whole SUBJECT, both OF
the permission aid tue regulation OF this mode
of foreign intercourse, is With the Government
of the United States. aDd that however suitable
CERTAIN lecis alton on The part OF state Of the
Union NAV become IN respect to Its proprietary
rlghts in nld of such enterprises: the eDtlre
question OF the allowance or prohlblllop OF such
Leans of relgD Intercourse, commercial anu
nol,tlcal and the terms and condition. OF Its al
iowapce, is under the .ontrol Of the Govern
ment of the United States.
A. the projectors OF the enterprise now in
progress have not received Or awaited the per.
mission Of this government, either tO the es-
tablishmrnt OF this telegraphlc connection or
to lis use for such intercourse with the coasl
of France. have thought it proper to call the
attention OF The diplomatic representatives "
the two powers under whose authority the prl-
yate righ. g involyed have been acquired to the
position aud authority Of thus government on
the subject.
In thus distinctly notifying you that in the
proposed telegrapnic connection Of rhe United
Safes. the proceedings OF the parties INFER est
ed must be taken in subm sslon 10 the author
ity Of ,is government in the premises, lam
ac,uated as we'll by desire that the private
nlerests should not suffer unnecessary disap
on ment. rs BY the purpose to place before
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GEORGIA..

MACON July 17.-In tho Turner investigation
TO-DAY, the only effort made by the defence
was to impeach the cIedibility OF the witness
Swayze. Some twenty blacks and whites swore
they would moi believe Swsyze on oath. The
decision of the court was reserved till Mon
dav
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July l9

ITHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CHARLESTON COUNTY-'N THE COMMON
pLEAs.-wILL1AM g. HENEREY VS.. WELDON L
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Whereas the Plaintiff
did on the seventeenth dry Of July, Ale his decara.
tion sgainrt the defendants, who las 1t is sad) are
not residents Of the said State, and neither has
wife nor attorney known within the same upon
whom copy Of the said declaration mi, BIT be served:
1t is therefore ordered that the sd defendants do
appear and plead to the said declaration, on or be-
fore the uaHrHxNTH DAY OF JULY which will be In
the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and seventy, otherwise fusl and absolute Judgment
will then be given and awarded against him.
Clerks Once, Charleston Coun'y. 18th July, 1869.
(signedJ A. e. RICHMOND
Clerk c. Pleas.
July 10 july 10, oct. 10, jan. 10, ap. 10
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Obituarg.

HANNAHAN Died. in Jacksonville, Florids.
harleston, South Carolina, aged twenty years.
of Consumption The de eased came to Flo
rida hoping to recover from the fell disease, bot
kind God orda'n ned oiherwise-caled hum 10 receive
the reward due hlm for his obedience. Kindness and
long suffering He leaves sOrrowing mother and
klud friends who hope, Join him in the realms oil
bliss. from whence there is no separation. May his
pure spirit plead for them. Co.
HAM Died June 30th (of marasmus,) WILLIAM
bEkMEiZE, aged five months aud eight days in
fant son Of WILLIAM F.. and LIZZIE HAM.
little Guild with shining hair,
81 d rsimenr such as ANGELS wea.,
In q far country ov. r the sea
On golden shore, Is looking for NE.
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THE STATE TAXES.
Opinions OF tho Press and Ac ION OF the
People.
HoRRY.


The Horny News advises the taxpayers to
hold back the taxes. It says:
The law distinctly SAYS the tax shall be pay
ablaon or before the first day OF March after
the assessment. The assessment was made
May, 1869. and is not due until March; 1870.
II money was required by the State for leglti.
mate purposes, in 1859. why was the tax not
assessed and levied as provided for by law ?
Was it because they were afraid 1t would ipjure
their party in the last general election The
officials IN our state seems to forget that they
are the hired servants Of the people, who hire
and pay them to perform the duties apPertaln'
They have neglected their duty, and We, their
masters, should punish Them; we can do it, and
comply with the law. by those who have not
paid their taxes Withholding them until due,
and by those who have paid joining In the pro-
test and appeal, which will 20 up from the peo-
pie OF onr state against this tyrannlca lmposl,
punish them BY keeping them from their sala-
ries, per hems and fat pickipgs until the tax
is paid.
Let us awake and organize. Prepare to join
in the work Of purRing all public positions OF
parasites, who sacrifice public interest that
they may retain the tavor Of the bond ring,
and elect such men as will not forget (havlDg
little authority that they are for public ser
paid by the people to have justice done them;
not placed there to assist in robbing teen, or
consider themselves the masters OF the people,
but remember that they are the hlrelings OF
their humblest constituents.
CHESTERFIELD.
At public meeting held in Cheraw, on the
ISL b, q motion was made and carried, that a
committee Of three be appoint ed by the chair,
to draw up an appeal, to be signed by the tax
payers, and presented to the County Auditor,
to be approved by hun, and forwarded to the
State Auditor ut Columbia, Tor his consldera-
ton.
The chair appointed on that committee, F.
Lynch, DIR. ]. 4. Mclean, and Captain ". l..
J. Reid.
It was also agreed that the Town Council
take similar action in it's official capscity.
oooNEE.
A public meeting wac held in Walhalla on
the 18th for the purpose Of taking aciioD in re-
lation to the assessment OF real estate in
On motion Of Colonel Thomr n, the follow.
ing was adopted:
Resoiued, Tha! committee of three be sp-
pointed by the chairman Of this meeting to
prepare and present to the State Auditor q
statement Of our grievances 10 relation to the
assessments uf real estate in o once County.
Messrs Robert A. Thompson. j. H. Whitner
and W. c. Keith were appointed the commit
tes.
Colonel Norton offered the following, which
was adopted:
Resoiued, That committee of three be ap-
pointed to draft form OF application to the
Auditor Of the State tor the reduction Of taxes
Of individuals, with the proper affidavits and
certificate of the County Auditor endorsed
thereon.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE government forces
destroyed Rysn's camp Of fil busters at Long
Island, and brought one hundred and twenty.
four prisoners. Ryan escaped. No bloodshed.
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E CHARLESTON LAND COMPANY."-
stockholders who have faied to pay the install
MENrs due on the 1st Of January and the 1st Of
July, 1859, are hereby notified to make payment on
or before the 21st Of this month. tJuly) Hnotpaid
by the time specified, will be declared forfeited.
By order of the Board Of Directors
JAMES B. SPENCER,
July liz thm2r Secretary C. L. Co.
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~ MILK OF vIoLETs.
And, oh, 1t Is q wondrous milk,
It makes my hands 20 ,ohite.
IN never be without, hope.
I'll use 1t morn and night
1t, praises viii always sing;
It's worth I've learned TO know;
This Milk Of vio1ets is perfect thing:
lis splendid. eyes, by J1ve."
soLoN saINGLE.
Sold by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers:
July 10
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TIE NEH FRENCH CABLE.
Circular OF the Secretary OF State to the
Erepeh and British Ministers and the
Governor OF Massachusetts'-The Pro-
prietary flights OF States Discussed
claims Of Contrelby the United States.

A copy Of the following letter has been ad-
dressed to the diplomatic representatives Of
France. aud also of Great Britain, and another
COPY will soon be transmitted TO the Governor
of Massachusetts,:
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AFrA1ss IN BARNwE11.-The Sentinel learn

AFFA1Rs IN BARNwELL. Sentinel learns
that on Friday night the 9th instant, the corn
house OF Mr.. a. r Dunbar was set on fire, and
about six buDdrrd bushes OF corn consumed,
and one Of bis finest horses came near beng
burned TO death. Also that on the morning of
the 18th instant negro man was killed near
Lees Turnout. and his wife shot down and
dangerously wounded by three or four wmte
men Of that vicinity,
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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, July 7.-An excursion party. COM
posed Of railroad officials. we're thrown off tho
track at Lawrence, and many prom nent 1ail-
road ofauals hurt. None wore killed.
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funeral aotifes..

E The Relatives and Friends Of the
late captain R. B BAKER. OF Mrs. R. B Bake and
Of Mra E. B. BAxER and family, @e respectfully in.
yi,.d to attend the Funeral Services ofRoBERT
FITCH infant son OF the former. at their residence
No. Line-street, at Four o'clock HIS ArTERsooF,
vi,bont f1rtber invitation - July 19
~ The Relatives, Friends and Ac-
quaintances Of Mr. and Mrs "A. eEnTuss, are re-
spectfuly invited to attend the Funeral OF their IN
FAINT con, aENR13H AUGUST, at the residence Of
the family, correr Of Calhoun and Wall streets, at
Four O'Clock HIS Monday AFTERNOON.
- July 49, s'
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Marrifo.

MCCARTHY Y-DALY.-3y Rev. F. sHApLER,
at ST. Pauls Church, on the evening Of the 18th in
slant, Mr. T. MCCARTHY to Miss ANNIE P. DAILY,
all OF this city. No cards.
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~SUNMER PERLS-HOW 10 ESCAPE
TBEM-It will not do to irifs with the health In
hot weather. vigor oozes through the skin at every
pore and 1t Is by physical visor only that unbeal-
thy infu snces can be bafled and repelled The VI.
tai elements are evaporated iu perspraton. Intense
heat converts man into self.acting pump and the
moisture that is pumped out of him is derived from
the welsprings life within him. There Is great
need, therefore, that these sources Of physical
strength should be in o condition 10 bear, without
danger or inconvenience, the eItraordlnary drain.
If they are not in such condition, the individual
becomes languid and low spirited.
The man thing is to keep The digestive apparatus
in good working tim; for If the stomach, the pur.
veyor of the SYSTEM does It's duty thoroughly, the
liver the bowels, the brain, and the nervous sys.
tem being duly nur,ured, will be likely to do theirs.
In view of these facts 1t Is anifest that powerful
spd wholesome vegetable tonic like HOSTErTER,
STOMACH BIrrER3 Is especially required at this
euteebliug season. 1t is The most admir- able OF all
eorrectives and inveo, ants and for this reason 1t
doe. not oyer.siimuIate the system. The proper
tions of aperent tonic AMI stimulating comnonents
are ud:ciously adualed that the processes OF IN
yigorauon and pnrifcation so on simultaneously
and no due excitement Is created 10 The clrcula-
ton or the bran All inmedicated s.imulants, how
ever pure exc te the pulse and the nervous syslem
Their e1hi arang effect is ;empora y, and when it
passes OF the physical and mental depression they
were employed to remove returns in an aggravated
form But this not tho case when BO>TtITtR
BITIERS are tuk.n as stomachic and nervine.
The medicinal herbs. roots and gums with which
they are wgrrg ated, neuraze the exciting prlnc''
pie Of tie ry- spirit which forms their basis. and
which s in itself the most wholesome OF all the va
r,e;,es of alcohol pac JuIy17
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xTMR. TUDOR T. HALL Is MY AU THOR
lied Attorney during my absence from the city.
Ju,y II JB. E. SLOAN.
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RESULTS OF IHE CONVENTION.
A dispatch OF Thursday says:

RESULTS OF THE CONVENTION.
dispatch OF Thursday says:
was organized IN the Labor Convention 10. day.
Forty thousand dollars were subscribed on
the spot. The capital stock is to be 81 000 600,
with privilege to double the amount, in shares
or 800 each. committee was appointed to
opon subscription books in Louisiana, Ken.
tucky, Mississippi. Alabama and Arkansas.
General Gideon Pillow s.. ". Clapp. ". n:
Sherry aud Archibald Wright were appointed
an Executive Committee. The Convention Or
dered 3Oc0 copies Of the proceedings to be
printed. and adjourned sine die.
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a6 NOrIrE.-NATIONAL FREEDNAN'S
bAYINGS eANE DEPOSITS made betwee now
and july 19lh, will draw interest from July lst.
June % "a NAIHAN RITTER. Cashier.
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. CHINESE LAROR.

The Convention at Memphis-Speeches
by Prominent Chinese Mercha nts-
ORGANIZATION OF the Mississippi Valley
Emigrant Company.
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Sptfial Notifss.

xs- CoNs1aNEEs PER STEAMER MARY
LAND, from Baltimore, are hereby notified that she
10 THIS DAY diachsrNng cargo at tier No. l, Onion
Wharve,. All goods not talen away at sunset will
remain on the wharf ct consignees' risk,
MoRDEcAl & CO.,
July 19 Agents.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Maya
SuffiQl Motifes.

aSMARENGO.-F E YER AND AGUE
CURE. TONIC. FEVER PIEvSNTlyE.-Thts val.
uab;e preparstion has been in private use for many
years, and through the persuasion Of friends, who
have u ed 1t with the most beneficial results, the
proprietor has been Induced to Offer 1t to the pub
lic 1t Is warrinted to cure CHILLS AND FEVER
Of howeve, long standing, removing the cause and
entirely eradicating its effects from the system. 1t
will PURIFY TIE BLOOD, strengthen the diges-
tive organs induce appetite, and restore the
patient to perfect health. tits purely VEGETABLE
preparation. and so harmless that children Of all
ages may take It with safety. As q tonic MARENG0
hus no superior and for debility arising from the
effects OF fever or from other cause is invaluable.
few doses is sufficient to satisfy the most IN
creduIous sufferer OF its virtue and worth. AL
who try one bottle Of MAREA GO will be 80 much
pleased with i's effect, that they will readily en-
dorse IT, NO BpMBUG. For evidence OF its ETA.
cacy and value, refer to MARFNGO circulars. which
contain certificates of well known and respectable
citizens.
MARENGo is genuine Southern preparation.
the proprietor and m ,nusac;urer b ms native and
sdent Of Charleston and it Is fully guaranteed to
give complete and universal sltlsacdon'
NO HUMBUG. TRY 1T.
For sale by all Druggists. anl By DOWIE Il
NOISE. corner Meeting and Hasel streets; GOOD.
RICH. WINEMAN CO.. Hayne-street, and q. J.
ICHN Druggist, Agent OF Proprietor, corner OF
King and John streets. Charleston, 8. c.
June DAG 3mos
s1 BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-THn-
splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world; theony
true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable. instanta-
neoua no disappointment; no ridiculous tints; rem.
ed:es the III effects Of bad dyes; lnylsorates and
leaves tie bair soft and beautiful black or brown.
sold ty all Druggists apd Perfumers; and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, No. - Bond
street. New York. Tyr May 10
@ PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.-A
NEW COURSE OF LECTURES. az delivered at the
New York Tuseum Of AnatoAy, embracing the sud-
iects bow to Live and What to Live for Youth,
Maturity and Ola age Manhood general review
ed the cause OF Indigestion ; Flatu'-nce and NeT-
yous Diseases accounted for darr'ase Phfloeophs-
cally Considered. &c. These Isctures Will be Tor
usrded on receipt OF four stamps. by Addressing !:
sscRRTARY BALTIMORE MUSEUM OF ANATQ>
ny. No. "A Wet Baltmore>steet, Baltimore. Md.
-, vii 20 mM1yr
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EXCURSIONS AROUND THE IiARBOR.
THE FINE, FAST SAILING AND COM.
IN FORTABLY appointed Yacht ELEANOR
AHwtl resume her trips to historic points In
<3-the harbor, and win leave Government
Wharf daily at Ten a. N.
For Passage apply to 1HoMAS YOUNG.
December is Captain. on board.
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aTDUFCRER'S LIGH TIMING FLY-KlLLEh'
Death to the Living Long live the Killers sold
bv Dealers everywhere. limo June "
nyIHE NEAIESr, THE QUICKEST AND
THE CBEAPE.T.-rRE NEWS JOB OFFICE, NO.
143EA,r Bay, having replenished It's Stock with q
neg snd large assortment Of material OF The finest
quality and latest styles, is preplred 10 execute, at
The shortest netlce aud IN the best manner, JOB
PRINTING OF every description.
Call apd amino the scale Of prices before giving
your orders elsewhere.
ar ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-ON rHE
Errors and Abuses incident to Youth and Early Man.
hood. with the humane view OF treatment and cure
cent by mail tree of charge. Address HOWARD AS
sOUIATIoN. Box P. Philadelphia, Pa.
May22 2mos
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are not al a., reliable un less security is exac:-
ed. and will take service with others if higher
wages are offered.
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~ THE FINR FAST SAILING YACHT
~ ELLA ANNA. the Champion ~ the south,
w IL now ready aud prepared 10 make regular
- trips thus al ,rifng an opportunity to all
who NAV wish to visit points OF interest in our beau
tiful harbor
For passage, apply to the Captain on Union whar
June 81
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SbIpuins.
ExcuRsIoNsI Excu.,

EXcURsIONsI EXCURSIONS
~ THE NEW AND COMMopIoU, YACHT
~ MARY ELLA. Is now ready anil pren,r.d
AH to make regular trips to poiats OF interest
in our harbor.a Will also take p.rtie. for
Ptcnios and Moo blight EycursiQns.
For Epyagements apply TO "esofa!1 COX. On
board II Atlantic Wharf, or TO No. l02 EAST BAY.
June d. linn
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FOR GEORG ETOwN, 8. o.
IT, TIE STEAMER EMI IL. CAPTAIN
A1ufaasSS3ii777 p. c. LEWIS, will receive freight
Inn DAT, &C south Commercial Wharf, and lesvc O.
above, ON TuksDAY MORNING. the 20th instant, ct
O'Clock.
For engagements apply 10
SHACK eLFoRD h KgLLY,
July 10 Agents, No Boyce's Wharf.
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LANCASTER.
The Ledger Of the 18th says:
The number Of weather prophets just now
are numerous, and none have seen their proph-
ecies verified. The heat is excessive, aud the
crops are suffering great deal.
TluRFNs.
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THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS.

HAMILTON FISH.
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TIE 1s1sH CHURCH BILL IN IHE COMMONS
SPEECHES OF MR. GLADSTONE, nrR. DIsRAEL4
MR. BRIGHT AND oFdEBs-t1cTT1Nd SCENES