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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-02-01
THE DISCUSSING OFFICERS.

The advocates Of the Sub-treasury scheme
has frequently referred to the small losses
that have been sustained by the Govern
men, through defalcnlions OF disbursing
officers, for some years past as an argument
in favor ofthat plan, and Of the safety in en-
trusting the public money in the hands of
Government officers generally.
Mr. Calhoun, on Thursday last. while
declaimlng against union of the Govern
ment and the banks, took occasion to advert
TO the administration OF the War Depart
ment by him, and the small amount OF los.
SEES that were sustained during the same by
the uniaithfulness OF subordinate officers.
What will the public think, and what will
these Subtreasury advocates and opponents
OF the banks say, when they are told that il
has been through the union OF the banks
and those officers that losses have been so
small In 1909, Congress passed law,
which is now and has been ever since in
force, making ii the imperative duty OF all
disbursing officers, whenever and WHEREBY
er il could be done. to deposite and keep the
money ofthe public entrusted to their charge
in bank. The vast deialcations that &C.
Cured previously called forth this law.
which has had the effect 10 lessen them
since. The policy now is 10 abrogate this
law and return to the old system under
which vast and frequent peculations occur
red This may be aptly called the back
ioard march OF Madisonian.
From JAmAIcA.-By the arrival of tho
brig Susan, Capt Copeland, from Kingston.
Jam, we have the Despatch and the Morn
ing Journal ofthe 24th ult. The Assembly
was in session, and the angriest debates on
local topics marked lis progress day by day.
The press is highly infamed, and bold
charges and recriminations onlv ara
heard. The intelligence from s. Davids
was that the ci.devant apprentices had Ia.
ken 10 the hills and were throwing down,
stones on the works and overseers' houses,
The Despatch, in abiding to the long
Christmas holiday al hand, and the DISCUS.
ting vices of the negroes. expresses the be-
lief that they will never return to the plan
tailons again, and adds. that III we (lhe Bril-.
lsh ,whlies) escape any calamity, we have
Gods providence, and not the Executive
wisdom to thank" 1'ir
The Kingston papers were advertising ice
Tor sale on the Gath ult--Nortoik Beacon ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-02-01

The GoLp EAeLE.-This beautiful coin
alter long absence, has reappeared in our
country. The mint at Philadelphia is stri.
king them. and quantity has arrived
here. 1t is not only noble coin, but in its
improved appearance, fine specimen of art.
AS yet, only the mint in Philadelphia has is.
sued this coin but the branch minis will
soon follow, as il is found that Philadephia
IS an exceedingly difficult place to diduse
the COINS from. 1t is found that they diffuse
much better from other points, and therefore
the coinage of the branches will be sedulous.
ly attended to- Wash. Globe.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-02-01

The Ono RIvER.-The Ohio at Pittsburg
on the 10th ult. was in fine navigable order,
perfectly clear of ice and drift-wood. Large
quantities Of freight left for Cincinnati, Louis
vile and other places on the river.
The January thaw opened Lake Elite at
Cleveland, and steamboat arrived there from
Huron.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-02-01

Mr.. ADAMS AND ABoLrTIoN.--It seems that
John Quincy Adams dsclaims being an abo-
litionist. See the Washington Correspon-
dence in another column. We hardly see
how he can reconcile his declaration in Con-
gress with his recent letter to the Rhode Island
abolitionists.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-02-01
From The Florida Times.

A distinguished American Lady while
at Rome, was asked by cardinal, if he
could have the pleasure of presenting her to
the Pope. On being Intercepted, il she
would be permitted to converse with his ho-
liness-:he Cardinal replied, that she could
not that was an honor confined to the Prin.
cesses of the blood, and the daughters OF
sovereigns.-"But sir, (replies the lady,
am Princes Of The blood The daughter Of a
Sovereign; for IN America The people are all
Socersigns aud am daughter of one OF
the people"
His holiness was so much pleased with
the Spartan bodness Of the reply that m in.
terview was granted and the American
Princess admitted to an honor 10 which no
lady OF private station had ever before as.
PRED
Need we say that the lady was from
Florida
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-02-01

What Nextl We observe by the Yeas and
Nays On the motion to print 10000 copies of
the documents relative to public defaulters,
that l'armenter, Atberton and all the North.
ern Loco Focos voted in the negative. What
will the people ofMiddlesex and New Hamp-
shire say to these attempts on the part ofthei
Representatives to conceal the rottenness of
the administration Suppression ofthe right
OF petition and concealment of fraud are The
principles ofthe Loco Focos. w
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-02-01

A Dry Tsme.-Some idea may be form
ed ofthe effects Of drought on the bed Of
Ohio. when it is mentioned that when the
ice the other day from the thaw broke up,
there was not water enough in the channel
! to carry il of.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-02-01

The "Rcal Grip from the Wess-An
office-holder a; the West, who lately retired
from his official duties, winds uphis address
on the occasion in the following eloquent
manner
Now, gentlemen. it matters NOT to me
whether you call me skunk. 'possum, racoon;
have uxuriated for a long time in the high
grass OF government, wheretall fodder has nev.
err been lacking, though have been some
what scarifed by thorns and thistles. and
harrassed by the constant barking of political
ours. My own peace and comfort require
that l now quit the field and crawl into my
own private borough; and should any of yol
hereafter, endeavor to stir me up with Sc
long pole as to be entirely out of my reacl
| shall, to say the least Of it-squeal mos
awfullyl
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-02-01

Cancels Hair Shawls are selling in Pearl
street, N. York, at prices equal TO many good
New England farms. One dealer advertises
the richest shawl ever seen in America, at
~, 500-another is offered at $1,000, and two
or three more at prices varying from to 5000.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-15
by HEWLETT l. CENAS.
CvNlNEfuL GAZE

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uuet .'le u''tcnon 81 me oynac !le mlo"lg ttscro
81 p'"l,.y, eu',o""eieo ~ o'o''e' 'ooee "N""y !"
our o'S OF ofouhd' N"s. ', oo. "' ana ", sita-
w.. .a Nus % enu w measuring &c" 20 20
i c no ~. '' suee', " 10" eea n oeP'n. os. u"
ana ", haVh Tue same front Of 20 1t. on KeseVee 81,
ny IKE depll bought OF Z. Pore BY Noiar a. Act
,o ns'o'e La "a'"e'f' Notary raoc' inc 'o
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-15
CA r u

CARD.
o,HE Principal Of tho English, French and Spanish
] Academy, No. Il, st. Charles street, announces
to his friends and the public with satisfaction that his
institution successful oeruton that he hopes
soon have his compliment Of pupils which will be
limited TO fifty.
te taxes this opportunity of assuring parents tina,
nothing snail he wanting, which NAV contribute to the
comfort and improvement OF their sons
d.: 1898
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-15

THE Subscribers offer ut wholesale
e. the following goods.
" I HATS-l00 cases moleskn silks, as
~ [ sorted sizes anc brms.
A leo do best No do do
100 do do No do do
100 Cases best No 3, assorted sizes and brims.
20 do beaver, superior article;
so do Fine Nu,ria;
so do Extra do
900 do Black AMI White Russia;
so do Extra Black Russia;
100 do Nlusklut Il Concy fur broad and narrow
brns for Levee and country trade;
" do All ranks otmlitary naval thapruus
do Chiltre.s silk and Russia Hats all sizes
Caps-Fur, otter, fur Seal .Eut,a, .Nus1rat, and
Aatr Seal, III tro dozen cases.
Sealette.
Cloth Cans-pickwick, Polish Avril's hat
shape, soft top.
Forest, Forage,
Military undress,
do Leather foaging.
hldrens Fancy urbuns, Plaid and Velvet Caps,
French patterns.
Stocks-Sa,in, Silk and 'ombazine, OF the neatest
STYLES.
Charlottesville and cotton.
Military Plumrs oiled silk.
silk Observation-Disclosures and Spitairlls.
Banboxes for uters, wood cases, double tr dry goods
TIN. above goods comprise large stock, aud nj!
af the latest patterns anA will he sol, small adj
vance, with and charges ON New York prices. The
subscribers i'll lukr orders for southern, and
Texas markets, for the house OLA II Gossip Il Co.. Hal
Manufacturers New York, and thu shortest possibl.
notice. German and French Pushes bought.
GOSSIP y Co,
Naval, Military, and Fashionable l.ers,
Exchange Hotel,
nnylj - Charles g
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-15

JEFFERSON ACADEMY.
DREPARATORY to Jefferson Col cge and to 9TH
1 ers conducted by 3. Granet, |. l. u.
Exchange Alley, between ont and ,iienville. Thu;
'ituation the most elig hie that could be found
being entirely free the Of the streets and the
rafting of druys and car'iages.
The Jefferson Academy is divided into two depart
.nerts. The Junior elementary department for the
various branches Of common education in French and
in t,ug+i,-lhe Senior department for Latin, Creek
Mathematics, &c. Pupetnuity, order discipline
arc strictly enJoined aud observed.
Terms. JUNO. Department. per month"; $40
Senior do Is
Spanish i
LIST. BOOKS, sla es. paper, &c. charged separately
Ind A month once begun, to be paid in full;
;5rd. NJ. deduction for absence nor for holidays:
9TH. Payments to be made regularly every month.
school hours from l.! 10 O'Clock, except Thurs
days. sep27
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-15
BANK NOTE ENGKAVING.
WRIGHT, HATCH g. EDISON

HAVE opcucd an office in New Orleans possessing
III equal Advantages with their house in New York.
for the purpose of engraving ani printing Bank No,s
Bonds, Bills of Exchange, Certificates Of Drposite
Checks and other important pa, ers, requiring security
against FORGE cs and huve made ample provision for
the safe keeping o. all plates and impressions en,rns'-
ed their cure; their speci embrace The notes OF
five hundred banking institutions, and oil "irlrrs
will be executed with pronptudc, an on the usual
terms. Office, corner Of Royal & Canal street.
io7--tf
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-15

TO Rem
A LARGE and conmodious Room over lcvy's
IA auction store, So Magazine street. Amply to
" GREENE,
Lithorraphsr, on the premises.
NB-The above would make Il good drill room.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-15
BUSINESS CARDS.
FRED WILKINSON.

DEPUTY SURVEYOR GEEcPAL " LOUISIANA,
AFFLRS his services TO tn" public j: the depart
~ m-ns Of Surveying and Civil Engineering both
in town and country. From considerable experience in
his profession. and by promatnes. and fdelit, in The
execution Of business entrusted tn him, he hopes 70
and ,eceve share Of public patronage. He vii
also and calculate the contents of walls and
excavations. Office No Cartres street, cond story
back. jt7
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-15

IL IL IL IL
FOR NEW YORK.
HOLMES LINE OF PACKETS.
Two sail nc,uuIly advertised for ouch p"rt-lhe
l. line ill consst Of the 70 lowing ships-'iz:
Ship NastriNc. Captain Wood.
drkansas, Captain E s dennis,
alabama, Captain e Berry,
Or!cnms. Captain s sears,
Vicksburg, Captuin Bunker,
Ponthea, Captain Ashley.
he above ships all Of the FIRST class, conpGIcd
and CLIPPER fastened, and were built in New York ex
press'y for this tral-hey Of light draught OF wa
ts, and almost invariably the bar without deea.
ton
These packets are commanded by Captnns well ex-
percnced in the trade, and will always themselves
TO accommodate. They will a!w avs he tnwed W, and
down the river. and will promptly sail advertised.
stores # the first qualify will always he furnished, and
every attention paid I" the comfort aud satisfaction Of
passengers.
The price of the cabin is fixed at $780, without wine
or liquor
For further particulars apply to COHEN,
ial8 90 Common street
1T re- ships not accountable for breaknge
glass, hollow ware, marble granite, oOpcragr Of tin
If iron steel: responsible for any package
parcel put honrd unless regular bill ofadlns be
signed therefor, at the Office Of the agents.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-15
GEORGE w. SMITH,

GEORGE w. SMITH,
So, seon DeMt.st from Philadelphia,
ID GS TOT orin the ladies and gentlemen Of New Or
IL leans at he has seated HI nSelfut
No. l66, Cauai Street, opposite tie State House,
where he will be happy to attend to any professional
engagements.
& w Smith not having previously visited tsss city
takes the liberty extracting from some recommends
lory letters, that he bear, the following testimonial
from those " hn have known him long fnl intimately
From the Rev. 5 II Tying, Of Philadelphia.
take great pleasure sayn" that have had considera
BILE acauaimanre with Mr. NTH both PERSONAL aud in the
business In both respects consider him
gentleman l.hy worthy Of the patio which he
reyes As Dentist have found operator whom
considered SUPERIOR and feel satisfied that VIII conf
reposed in him by those less acquainted with
him be repaid by his discharge Of duties entrusted
him. Mr. Smith has operated to" considerable extent for
me pc, sonaly aud for members Of my family
STEPHEN II TYING.
From Rev Robertson, Missionary at SYRIA. in Greece.
IL waited IN Philadelphia give Dr. smith fair opp"rtu
nitv of putting my in order This he has done in
ma>terly manner, and the gentle anl skill with
which conducts his operations cuuae only by his
ent pcrsrv giving thing tho highest flash
shall in future saved only much suffering, but also
much Salua BILE time c. &c
References in New Orleans;
Jacob W;lcOx
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-15

EXCHANGE READING ROOM.
VVNHE proprietor has re-fit,ed his Reading Room, in
l. the ST. Charles Exchange, Corner OF Gruvicr
aud St. Charles street, IN the neatest manner.
Besides all the principal Iarers Of The Unitod States,
of every city and state. the Canadas, rexas and Mexi
co and l'avanua tur room is regular y and extensive
ly supplied with the latest European papers, Lold's
Lists, ans; p icu's Price Current. Also with nearly
all the Literary Per odicals OF the day, and has The
publications Of tho London Edn''urg, Westminster
Metropolitan l.eviews and Backwoods Magazine. The
North American Review; the Southern Liter, r' knick
booker The Ane,i can Journal al Sciences and Arts
Cabinet Misc. llany Democratic Review, Gentlemen's
u guzine, American monthly, Bentlv's Miscellany, the
Mexico Chrurgicai Review, variety ST others.
All these works esulary subscribed for and recei
we'd. The room is also supplied witt, large vn,iety
cfmaps and aliases Niles Register, Levy's Price Cur,
tent from its commencement, GuZuteers and variety
of works ofreftrence.
The most active l. intelligent collectors EN-
ploved give the earliest rivals and pains nor
pense will be spared to render this Heading Koom the
first the United States.
Subscriptions respectfully received.
octll-t
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-15

CYCLOP.EDlAS! DICTIONARIES!
lSEES CyclopueGi,, IL vols, Edinburg lncycln-
IL pc liz, IS Is.
Penny Escl" na.,'ia, vol ll,h. Encyclopedia Amer
icana, rs wills.
Penny NJ .saliuc for 1877:
Gortous Biugrn lica Dictionary, 3volt;
vol,
Welstcrs do l vol. Johnson & Walker :
Dictionary, | vol;
Newman Il Barrett Dictionary. vols.
Johnson, Dictionary, lvolumeW Webster Dic,iona
rv, 2vos;
Bowers Dictionary, vols;
Ais large supply Of English Souvenirs: &c, for
nv WM MckEAN,
d6 cor Camp and Common II
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-15
CoastWlse.

FOR NORFOLK AND RICHMOND.
81 The A fast sailing schr LEBANON,
tsIM Cant Stockbriige will sail in few dn vs..
aiE Forpassagc only, having. good accom,n"da
c.h Us Common st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-15

FOR DIV EKFUUII.
"a. The Al fast sailing ship SAXON, Capt
nm Mansfield, having The greater part Of her car
zssA1. go engaged, will m ct with despatch FOR
made, or passage, apply GALL,
e., - l3 Common ST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-15

FOR AVRE-R"yutnr rr,n-r
FL, The Az splendid ship WILLIE De
r14fN> PARIS, Cnpt Tro,l, naa,er, will receive i'm.
10Y. mediate dcs CHI. For freight Of 200 bules
rOlt0O Or pussuge u,,uiy to /. II GALE,
Iai % Common ST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-15

FO,l HAVANA Pucket Shwntr.
81 The frs, rate f,s' saiIing packet schr
rlAttts1M EDWARD PREBl.E, Cmp' baker, will pos.
kAAAg lively sail THE EVENING. For fright
OF ! o nmrels, h,ing elegant Recommendations apply
ON board, Plea yune Tier, "M PONIEH,
EII 81 Common st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-15

FASHIONABLE PARIS MILLINERY.
VTNHE subscriber has the honor Of informing the IA
1 dies, that i,e has received per ships luh yette
and Marene supply of fall aud winter Nil AIRY. of
the latest and richest materials in Paris. vheh Mrs.
Scanlun expects to have opened and rs"1y tor exam
ination on Monday and Tussduy neyt.
ID I SEAMAN,
nov3 81 Cl,rr,rss
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-15

FOR LIVERPOOL
"a The Al and fas, sailing shp MASSA
,itt SOFT, Capt Bartlett, having tho greater part
10y. Of her cargo engaged will meet with despa CHI.
For buI;cc Of freight or passage, ap"lyto
100 f.. n ti1l.E 81 Common t
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-15
MIN l.IVt.Il, N(II.

81 The A / fast sailing ship UNITED
I'm STATES, Capt. Barr, having most of her
1872. cargo engaged, will have despatch. For
trc sht Of two hundred bales. Or passage, apply to
ja!2 SAIL WHITNEY, q Camp st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-15

A + the mag nfictory Of the subscriber, Hosting
n Whsels. lead Pipe, o: all sizes; Snsh, Pln-ter-
HAIR ~. Turning. Saving AM Grinding done as
utuLt by J )II
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-15

LAW NOTICE.
TAMES $. MiYEIElD, Counsellor aud Attorney
- al LAW Of Texas, hns undo arrangement with
Joseph NJ White Esq, late i,elrg't in Cnugrcss
from rlur,a anl ,'oun4ellnr at Luw Of the supreme
Court vi the United states. 10 his advice, Legal
opinon. and ,nSlruciit III all causes in winch Aa
retained in rexas Col. White viii in I'LL eases give
written in .rncti,n and ia Ut great Importance,
will attend ptr-nm supreme Court oi irAns lie
is in poss, s-ion OF ali tue r,h,ish and Mrxca ord.
ancr, an has at New Or.canS the largest civil law
library IN America.
Land Titles,
In all in mh,rn Jam hAricll j. retained rs
an attorney an Land Agent IN Texas, he "ill receive
nv ASST .taucr, md adv ice Il Il rruu>rl!ur
,u7 j - VIII ~
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-15

IN TFI
nxxh two story dwelling house, NnG, Tri.
ITssW ton street, 'ranr iivoli Circle, standin, back
uE1RR from the street, Ii wing four rooms well fin
Shed story kithGn with four rooms, cisicr well
aud every convenience to make 1t niDrasle resi-
dence for small family desiron Of living retired Adj
Pyto }. OFT.
derl
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-15

Alter 10 o. Io' Car can be ohtaned by paying To Do
lars for tie Trip
THE JACKSON NDLACOUR>E~ STREET CARS
l.eN C,ua at "ic'"ck A. NJ and hourly. Al
plsl O. lock this viii running hall
hour. nd nue throughout the day until oco +. NJ.
from the he d ofJuck >t,c.t.
Persons going by the Locomotive must provide themselves
with Tickets money will he taken by the conduct
Office New Orleans aud Carrcllion Rail Road Company
Poydras street. JOHN HAMPSON,
Chief Enc n, q C. Il X
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-15

NEW GOODS-BusA L. Alien nave ID, v..-lvsA
splendid assortment of line Fancy tioala, sutA
bic for PRvsENTs, comprising ladies' writing ds.ks,
dressing cases, work boxes, musical boxes, pff as,
souvenirs inIud with pearl and gold p.kr rks, psr-
opera glasses, gold and silver pencils pe ,'ney
Of all kinds ltlerv, Sc, at THE BAZAAR.
d23 cor ST Charles & Common ST., Exchange
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1839-12-31
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teten 9snffass WittaSs an''beire icauitr bee
Geners0es sefanet unb Fam am 1cnnerifast
bier an. Ger Nea@8tt an Set 9eltatnts uns
n9r einsn t1ibtissn llsterblid terlelb,n, nne
mir mlnen ales 1Ssitsrs Der Seuratiuna
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ffatkt bisislte sanS ctsr nur sinsn AuSjus Gin,
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rcriacn SaW. Sis bsrsbrt aae Yuufts mel
be biz erwd9uns rss &cnsrents erforrsrm
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ron bem fnansiclen 3uifasne hes Gupcrn;.
msntS unb sbsn fcrcm 'ausndrtissn l:lnbsl
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'puroe oana ben 4srsten aberstten, AT
ssslhe. wle mir sernebmen, Der !6inoel
ribtete ielnsn seibnam fsrmlieb iber.
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profedoren Der Mecs3in sonpbilaoelpbia
battea iib einsefunoea, uno cine resels
|mdiiioe ofeibe BON ealuaniiben grp.ri.
mentsn wurosn nabber son ben Ier,teR
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tate uns uibt iur &enntnib eetommtn
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rpasetn. &clfsf.
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an III Aasntaum bsraus;nstten. Der Sut.
'er'rticnsprsiS miro Elm sbaIsr jibrltb itin.
Gin atriiItr SCR. 9ss bat @rrlbldac ;ur
'A?sraus9abs elmer neatm ssutibn Ssituua &c,
tannt 9tmatht Die "Csr Gtaacn Ncler bsif
len faa,-une inahe Stabs abaaen, Ya,, II.
id)sinsn mire.
llnttr Gem sitel "Isr 9eutid)t" III eins
neus Ssutitbs Ssitun9 in ,Rsu Orleans srfe,ie
nen' esrsn eabfetipticnsprsis nur d, i sba,
lsr,'eaS Sabr, iit. 5ieuslib tbsuer, weres,,
unlers qeitr ia9en.