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COMMERCIAL MATTERS, Etc.

Monthly Flour Report.
We are indebted to Messrs. Glover Oden-
dahl for copy Of their Monthly Flour State
ment, which we give below:
New ORLEANS, Feb. !, 1876.
Our -four market during the past thirty
days has presented no new feature.
The home trade has been dull and buyers
were slow to take hold. Exporters were in
the market to limited extent only. The
business has been almost entirely without lie
or ANNA ion.
Our stock of -four is ample, and the assort-
ment is very desirable.
The prices are lower than at any other sea-
port; yes, We deem it not out of the way
when we assert that prices here are as low as
they are at the very door Of the manufacturer,
or at any milling center Of this country.
The finest grades Of choice bakers and
family fours are not plenty, and rs prices
here are actually below the cost Of production,
we need lot look forward to further receipts
OF that quality until prices here advance suf-
Gc ent.y to draw them in this direc .ou. Our
millers quote their choice brands. with actual
sales, at " Is to 81 SO, while 81 25 is con-
sidered the very outside for the best in the
market here.
We notice some inquiry for round lots of
Triples for the Liverpool market but the re-
suit SO far is confined to sale Of 1000 bbls on
private terms
1t is evident that the English market pre-
fe,s to buy our raw material, although the
pic at which our mar kat i, ready t. furnish
tie manufactured article are 20 per cent below
the cast of the raw material b re.
Our stock on hand on the 1T ult was H.,
43O bbls; the receipts since then foot up 90.
ISL bbls. which gives us a total supply OF
l31, 18l bbls. The stock on hand to-day is
7l,325 bbls, which shows consump tion Of
SO, $50 bbIs during Lhs month.
Comparing notes with last month we find
that our stock has increased los bbls. Tne
receipts have decreased 1900 bbls, and the
consumption also less by 1905 bbls.
Our exports were To Cuba and other
southern foreign Gull ports, 3647 bbls.
the corn meal business was sht
Stock on hand LIST ult Bbls. 8, 72O
Receipts since then. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. g. 351
Total supply. TO- III
Less stock on hand to-day. .-.... 2,8l7
Gives 4 total consumption Of .. 1884
The Cotton Movement.
" We copy the following table from the black
boards of the Cotton Exchange:
MONTHLY STATEMENTS MOVEMENT TINTED
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NesO Orleans Dental College.

FREE DISPENSARY.
Corner Of Canal and Baronne Streets.
The Ninth Regular Annual Session of this Ins;itu
tlon was con mtnced o the 18Th Of November and
will continue till the 18th Of March, prox unuer the
direction o. the following abe Pref. 81 rs viz: VIM
5. CHANDLER d. ID. ~..JAS S. KNAPP d. d. g.
CHAS =. KILLS D. D. =, j. r. WALKER, d. D.
s.; ALFRED w. PERRY M. D., FREDERICK
LOBEK NJ d. MARTIN WET, b. d. s., and AZ
+. MCLAlN NJ ~, ID. D. S.
Whilst conducting FREE, PUBLIC CLINICS, in
connec ion with course of lectures for the purpose
of rfecting it's pupils in the placti a depai tments
Of the College, the Faculty have thou proper %
ben fit at the same time the poor of this city by
ext nd Dg general in laton to all those who have
not the means of paying regular fees for de tai on
cration'. to apply at the Inirmary, where they can
have teeth extracted, diseased m, uths etc. treat
ed tree # CHARGE and where other operations
requiring he use of expensive materia s. performed
in the latest AMI most approved thodr under the
immediate supervision of mem of the Faculty.
TO . very Title, II any more than actual cost Re-
spectable persons nes not hesitate about applying
for "ent.l treatment as hey will be received a.
cou' teously a. at the best dental offices in the CITY,
GS Clinic hours are from o clock A. M. to 12 M.
every day, SUNDAY excepted.
A. r. MCLAIN NJ D., D. d. s..
Dean OF the Faculty, 167 Canal street. opposite the
college, HAL d5 Su tmh6
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REWARDS.
COPARTNERSHIPS.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.-THE FIRM OF
~ CAS-, IDY g. MILLER by mutual consent
dissolved on the 25th January, 1876.
II. CASSIDY.
Jag 1w j. C.. MILLER.
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TTNHE UNDERSIGNED. J. c. MILLER FORMER
i " of CASSIDY & MILLER, ill carry the
Sail Making and Cotton Duck Business at 1917 Poy-
dras street between Magazine and Camp.
ja2S lw J. C.. MILLER.
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 81, 1876.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 81, 1876
Editor New Orleans Bulletin
Sir-The attention of the members of the
Joint Democratic and Conservative Caucus
having been called to a rumor stated in your
paper that Hon. G. L Hall and E E. Kidd
had been arraigned before the caucus for
drawing double pay, the undersigned were
appointed by the caucus committee to give
an uneauivocal denial to the rumor, and BY
narration Of facts to prevent further mis-
apprehension.
When the chairman of the Contingent Ex-
pense Committee of the House made his
report, it was observed that an allowance of
extra compensation had been made to the
chairmen Of the two major committees.
This evoked inquiry from some members Of
the caucus, directed to the Chairman Of the
Contingent Expense Committee as to the law
under which the allowance had been made.
The inquiry brought out the fact as reported
to the caucus, that the allowance had been
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EOR RENT-THE TWO DESIRABLE OF
L fees, with Cotton Rooms attached No. 1a6 and
leg Graver street occupied by The undersigned,
to whom apply for terms, etc
LEHMAN. ABRAHAM & CO.,
jag If 1856 and 1873 Gravier street.
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y Id. L. B. j. MONTGOMERY,
GENERAL AUCTIONEERs and DEALERS rs
NEW FURNITURE.
Once Arsnof1 RnlE, 81 Esran SSreaf.

Tri-weekiy salea OF every escripfion of household
furniture mirrors planes, calpats mattresses, ETC.
otc, on Tuesdays thursdays ard Saturdays o. auc-
ton room, No. 80 Camp street, commencing ut Il
o'clock.
Semi weekly s2les OF horses rnu,eg, buggiss GER.
riases, etc, e.o. at sales ssabies No. 30 Earenne
near Gravier sJreet, ca Wednesday, and Sstae favs
commencing Al IL O'Clock A. N.
Oat Seor sales Of every description promptly a.
tended to.
Special attention paid tue safes Of Zeal Eatate
and Stocks.
Always hand ths lal g5el stool o. i.;ruitm.
Of every variety TO be found tie City, their show
rooms, AimoIy Hall, 81 Camp stroot
Being tbs largest and Oldest establishment Of tn
kind in the South they solicit portion Of toe pub
pstronage both in their Line suotionsers and deal
era ii furrit ure. iel "
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LNOR RENT-FURNISHFD ROOMS FOR GEN
Il tlemen. Apply at LEIGHTON'S Shirt store, cor
ner Canal and St. Charles streets. ja4 If
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSEMENTSs
Mrs. CHANFRAU'S VARIETIES THEATER.
THERE'S MILLIONS IN IT
Every Evening this Week.
The famous Comedian
MIR. JOHN T. RAYMOND,
In his vivid and matchless PRESERVATION of
"COL. MULBERRY sELLERS,,
In Mark Twain's Celebrated American Drama.
Realistic New Scenery by Dressed. from views taken
IN the vicinity OF New Orleans.
RAYMOND MATINEE SATURDAY.
GRAND LADIES MATINEE WEDNESDAY,
Col Houghby" tor the last time. jaaO IT
RIDWELLS ACADEMY OF MUSIC
ENGAGEMENT FOR ONE WEEK LONGER.
The great original Comedians,
HARRIGAN & HART,
Their full Dramatic Company and Gallant GOTH
Sunday, January 80, and for the Week.
MATINEES WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS
Selecting each entertainment from their large repor
toire OF popular gems which will be introduced
Ill their new drama, THE DOYLE BROTHERS.
and their new sketches, THE BLUE AND THE
Friday. Feb farewell Benefit : HARRIGAN
AND HART
Sunday, Feb 6-First appearance of the young Irish
Coincidence, Miss RENA. ja3O
CT. CHARLES THEATER-
sunday Evening and Every Evening thi. Week
UNPARALLELED ATTRACTION
Engagement OF the Celebrated and World Renowned
Prof j. PEPPER. with his new and Romantic
Drama, the
ALCHEMIsT,s DAUGHTER,
In whieh he will introduce all OF his great SCIEN-
TIFIC EFFECTS
Spirits, of both Words Heaven ard He'll Demons
and Devils, Spirits of the Leparte.i, Angels
Fairies, COLLINS Spirit of Earth and Air, Fire
ane Water Light and Darkness.
FRIDAY Benefit of Prof j. PEPPER
Saturdsy-ALCHEMIS MATINEE
Sunday, February 6-FRANK FRAYNE in his great
Drama of 81 SLOCUn N, in reducing the gre at feat
OF Shooting the Apple tom his Wlfe's lead
a30 If
OPERA HoUsE-FRENCH COMEDY
The Distinguished Partisan Comedy Com any.
TUESDAY, FEB. /. 1876
FROU.FROU.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 2,
LIE GENDkE DE Nj. POIRIER.
THURSDAY, FEB. g.
fCI MEDt Il ard PAR DIR IT DE CONQUETE
MATINEE SATURDAY AT IL O'CLOCK,
Doors Open at II,
NOS INTIME-.
Doors open each Evening at 7. Curtain Rises at 745
y LOBE THEATER-
Corner of Baronne and Per,lilo streets.
Marsh Adams. Business and Stage Manager.
MORE NEW STARS,
F,rs appearance of Mr.. HARRY THOMnS SON
First appearance of Miss MARY OLIVER
First appearance Of Miss JENNIE TIL, MPSON
First appea, ance of Miss BELLA BENT
First appearance of Miss MINNIE COOK.
ALL THE OLD FAVORITES IN NEW ACTS.
Revival of the Glorious
CAN.CAN.
Usual prices of admission, 10, Is IS and SO cents
SATURDAY NIGHT, February 5th after the per-
formances at the Theater there will be given
GRAND FANCY DRESS AND MASOUER-
AIDE BALL. lao
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EDUCATION.

4 NUMERICAL A D CLASSICAL ACADEMY
- 247 ST. Oh ri street.
Day and Night School ROBERT NJ. LUSHER.
Principal.
AL inc English branches, with the hgno Afathe-
malcs and the Natural Sciences ana Modern and
k hmoienI Languages thoroughly taught. Hours for
BOYS: A. NJ tO3 p M and 6}a to 9P NJ Classes
IN Frrnch and Latin. for young ladies' from to r.
M: -. FOR circulars, etc, apply at the Academy.
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MECHANICS FIRE COMPANY No 6,
w Give grand
Fancy Dress, Masquerade end Calico Ball,
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL,
On Saturday Evening, Feb. &c, 1876.
AdmissiOn-s2 and each ticket entities the holder
to a chance for the prize Of one of ScOoles FINEST
DIAMOND RINGS.
Ladies' invitations be obtained at the engine
house. j426 I'm
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THE MATTER OF DOUBLE PAY.
A COMMUNICATION.

The following communication explains
atself:
New ORLEANS, January 80, 1876.
Editor N. o. Bulletin:
Dear Sir-HaviLg noticed an article in your
paper of this morning seriously intimating
that Hon. E E. Kidd, Representative from
Jackson parish, had drawn per diem at the
extra session to which he Was not entitled,
and that he was arraigned before the Con-
servative caucus therefor, I feel it my duty TO
one of the trues, ablest, and most energetic
members of the House Of Representatives,, to
make the following statement:
At the time the members we're obtaining
vouchers upon which to draw their mileage
and Der diem, Capt Kidd was confined to his
room by indlsposItion, and requested me, his
room mate, to obtain his voucher for him. l
did so, and handed it to him as m ade out by
the proper authority, wi bout his having any
thing whatever to do with the calculations.
1t seems that in making up the mileage and
Der diem of Mr.. Kidd the chairman of the
Committee on Contingent Expenses allowed
him al additional compensation as chairman
of the Committee on Enrolment Tuis allow
ance as made him has been regularly allowed
since 1852 Whether or not under these pre-
cedents the allowance was permissible for the
future is a question to be decided by this
House at its present session.
There was grave error in the statement that
Capt. Kidd had been arraigned before the
caucus.
A question was raised in the caucus as to
the right of an allowance of extra compensa-
ton to the chairmen Of certain committees.
But this question was never either directly or
indirectly intended to reflect on Mr. Kidd or
any one elss but simply to ascertain the fact
whether the custom spoken Of should be con-
tinued in the future. No man is more re-
spected by his associates than Mr.. Kidd, and
no one is more deserving OF it.
have the honor to be very respectfully,
Your obedient servant
GEORGE A. KELLEY,
Member House of Representatives.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DELMONT HOTEL, s2l, 6a3 and sa5 WASHING
ID ton street, BOSTON (opp site G ODE TheAter).
Located in the centre of tho city and easily reached
by street and stages. Elevator, steam and all
modern improve ents Rooms European plan), 81
per day upward. A first cl4s, Restaurant and Pri.
vate Dining rooms if preferred, at moderate rates.
The most convenient lOcat on, quiet and comfort
able home and frst-cass accomm d, tiOns at prices
adapted to the stringency of the times the spe-
cial advantages afford at the BELMONT"
jas0 1y HARDY Il CO., Propr ietOrs.
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JOHN BUIS.
f. u iture Doa1er
No. 152 and 154 Camp street,

Sells furniture at very low prices Packs, repairs.
UphOlst+r AID Varnisbes Furnitur. in the best
style He attends to Packing Moving and Shipping
Furniture, giving full gu rantre for the faithful
performance OF all contracts Second hand Furniture
purchased and iber,l Cash price paid also, Fur.
niture taken On storage, and advances made on
same. Country orders promptly attended to-
Thanking his patrons ant the public generally for
their liberal patronage in the past he would respect
fully solicit their orders for the coming year.
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Is open the ENTIRE YEAR from A. M to9P.
NJ Students vi d. sire it board at the College
Penmanship, Book keeping, Mathematics, all tho
ORDINARY English bra chss and the ancient and mod
ern languag are taught by compete professors
Lessons for ladies in separate apartment Terms re-
duced twenty per cent j. w. BLACKMAN, Prin-
cipal. ia31 ~
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BANK NOTICES.


NIechanics' and Traders Bank-New Orr
leans January % 1S76At election for diG ectors
held on the 18th inst. the following gentlemen ere
elected to serve for the ensuing year viz:
AUG. BONN H. GALLY,
TEIOS LANGRInGE c. NJ. SOFIA.
THIS. A. ADAMS, + VAN BENTHUYSEN
J. a. BLAFFER, RICH'D MlLLIKEN
A. LEHMAN.
And at a meeting of the Board held this day. Mr..
H. GALLY was unanimously elected President.
jas lw MOSES HARRIS Cashier.
Citizens Savings Bank, Gfunewald Hall
New Orleans Dec 81, 1875 At meeting OF the
Board of Directors held this day, semannpal divi
dena of ten per cent dec AIRED six per cent pay
able 10 the stockholders on demand, and four per
cent to be placed to the credit of the Reserve Fund
to be invested only in United States Bonds.
JAG I'm NJ BENNER Cashier.
Citizens savings Bank, Grunrwa,d Hall
New Orleans Dec. 81, 1s75-A semi annual interest
dividend at the rate of six per cent per annum W Il
be- paid to depositOrs entitled thereto, on demand
Interest not withdrawn wilt be credited as an org
nal deposit and will draw interest from Jan / 1876,
and will be entered on the depositors books when.
ever presented. NJ. BENNER, Cashier
Jas I'm
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ave copy the following table from the black
boards of the Cotton Exchange
MONTHLY STATEMENTS MOVEMENT AT UNITED
STATES PORTS SEPTEMBER l, 1875, TO JANU-
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Aneora Goats.

We were yesterday shown samples Of
Angora goats wool. One sample from
an eight months old goat measured
seven inches in length. and another
from o yearling measured eight inches.
The gentleman who showed Us the sam.
pies assures US that this sagebrush land
Is Just what the Angom goats will
thrive best on. He says that after sheep
have been ON a tract Of sagebrush land
the goats can come on IL and make
themselves fat upon %sagebrush aud
gresss wood. The climate agrees with
them, and all tho shelter they re-
quire Ii during the Winter storms. One
gentleman shipped Angora wool to
Philadelphia Last season and II brought
from ss~vsnty.fvo cents to one dollar
and q quarter q pound. This being the
case We advise our stock men to raise
these goats In preference to- anything
else. for there Is moro money and
less risk in them than in any other
animal. Sheep we know are profitable.
but not nearly no much so an these
goats. for tho wool OF the latter 10 much
finer and longer and win command bet
Ter prices than the former. II our stock
men desire to do the best for themselves
they will Immediately introduce this
industry in place Of all others.
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BLONDE W. BRUSErrE.-This much
discussed but never-dscided question il
now being revived at washington-the
revival representatives being wives OF
two foreign Ministers now there. The
brunette Is Sonora Mantilla dc Los Rios
Of Spain. who Is q perfect type OF ma
ture Andalusian beauty. She wore, at
Secretary Fish's dinner. q white satin
ball dress. with q sweeping train Of
crimson velvet, both almost covered with
rich point lace. while her black hair was
arranged with pearls and diamonds, aud
each OF her solitaire earrings was q
small fortune. Her flashing black eyes
and manner Of majestic grace excited
general admiration.
Austria has sent US. as tho wife OF her
diplomatic representative. Madame Ia
Comptesse dc Hoyos, nee Comptssss do
Herberstein. He Is descended from one
OF the oldest Hungarian families; and
abe q native Of Upper Austria -is a true
type Of the Tsutonio beauty. Tall. slen.
der. graceful and spirituelle. she wore a
delicate shads pink silk. deliberately
made. and trimmed with raro old point
lace. with sprays Of diamonds on her
breast and left shoulder. while a costly
cluster in her auburn hair flashed the
prismatic %colors, in harmony with tho
diamonds which composed her earrings,
necklace and bracelets. She has tho
gift Of tongus-sPeaking German. Eng.
iish, French and Italian-and 10 q rar
acquisition to society at Warrington
ChiouQo Tribune.
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AMENDING THE CALIFORNIA rENAI.
CODE.


Crsed Hsymond. Of Sacramento. has
introduced in the California Senate q
bill 10 amend the Penal Code. in the
matter Of conviction for criminal Of
lenses. which. the San Francisco Coil
suegests. should be entitled "An Act 10
enable criminal lawyers to clear their
elieuts." Mr.. Raymond proposes to do
away with the testimony OF aecompliess
By the following clause : "a conviction
eaapos b had on the testimony Of an
sccomplics uniess he In corroborated BY
other evidence which in itself. and with
out the aid OF the testimony Of the &C.
eonplics. eonvicts the defendant with
the commission OF the oifense. and such
corroboration Is not sufficient IL Il mere
ly shows the commission OF the offense
or the circumstances thereof" The Of
feet OF the proposed change. remark. the
Cod. IL 10 do away with the testimony Of
an accomplics entirely. Such testimo.
NJ 10 practically useless. as ii cannot
convict except when tho accused IL con.
BY other testimony. The object
Of the bill il probably TO remove the
from weak. ~treaehsrous and
psnons who are charged with
offences. to criminats others with q view
10 escape themselves. The object 10
certainly good. but we are doubtful as to
The success OF the means proposed. The
lear Of the weakness or trsachery oil ae-
pomplicss 10 now. without doubt, n OF
he elements Of safety to the public.
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handa himssli With

pAnus ninsost WIN
70 commit . crime feels that hs
incurs more danger OF detection from The
treachsry OF associates than from the Of
6csrs Of tho Law. Noted criminals Who
for q long time have set the law Of def
have been captured at last andidsn-
tiled by tho testimony Of associates in
crime. The bill under consideration
proposes to take fron the seeonplics's
testimony il entire value. 4 conviction
cannot b had uponit unless the accused
b convicted BY other testimony than
that Of an ~accomplies. II this bill BE-
comes a Law. despsradoes may form into
bands Of two or moro with perfect i'm.
puuity a. far ~ each other are con-
cernsd. II one Is captured his testimony
will not convict another unlsss that other
we're already substantially convicted.
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postofhce Boz, 233. I'm
GRE4N GOLD AND RILvER MIN.
VI mo COMPANY. Location OF principal
pIscs OF basiness, San Frsncisco. California.
Location OF works. Gold llill District, storey
county, Nevada.
Notfee 10 hereby given, that o. Q meeting Of
the Board Of Directou, hold on the ID day OF
January, 1916. an assessment Ne. f3l OF Five
Dollars, In gold coin Of the Omitted states. was
levied upon each and ev,ty share Of the capital
stock Of this corporation. tn Green Gold and
Silver Mining Company. represented BY cetin-
Gates issued prior 10 the Sd OF June. 1877. and
In the sum Of rity Goats per shan. In lihs
CEN. upon each and ever, sharo Of said capital
stock Represented by certificates issued subss-
Qusnt 20 the 81 OF June, 1872; that said assess-
ment be paid 10 n. Phillips. Secretary, Of the
once Of this COMPANY. Room 0, No. tos Call.
fornia street. San Francisco. California, on or
befors the 9Th day Of February, 1916.
AM certificates or stock upon which this as
scssment shall remain unpaid on rsid 9Th day
Of February. 1915, will be delinquent. and I'd.
vertised for sals o. public auction, and unlers
payment 10 made before will be sold on
ThuRsDAY. February ~, 1870, 10 pay the de.
llnQuent assessment, together with costs Of
advertising and expenses Of sale.
By order Of the Hoard of Directors.
j.7td y. PHILLIPS. Secretary.
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A SUBJECT FOR THOUGHT.

impressed the mind OF Mr..
pieuon. and he Ia In earnest In project
M . method to reform what he con-
adsu . growing abuse. He proposes
limit the causes which may be on
in law sufficient ground for q
to one. viz; Adultery. There
Is no doubt that the frequency OF divor-
ess 10 q constant and srisvous shock to
the ssnsibiiitiss Of those who regard
marriage a. q religious ~ we'll - civil
and the ease with which peo-
pie Joined together by the most inn
posing and solemn religious rites may
u~nloose tho knot thus tied. is q source
Of much solicitudc to those who fancy
that they ses therein grave dangers to
society. II 10 the doctrine. we believe,
Of every Christian Church that the
union Of . man and woman by virtue OF
. marriage ceremony. il intended and
should Be- q union for life. But the
Bible recognizes, and per consequences
Christian Churches, the crime OF y
cry ~ fitting and snfheient u iof
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drive out the canker Of Jealousy