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Gross amount Of revenue received this port from
1883 TO 1910 inclusive, estimated $40 675 600 Ac
tuai ascertained loss, Si9I20 SO, or is 427 100 of
one per cent Cost of collection about two per cent
Gross amount of revenue collected this port since
1852 1.-THE year ofthe adoption Of the Constitution
the present time, period Of nearly fay-two years
from the best information can obtain is estimated
l63r5OO.oOO. Estimated loss about $4,000, or
p 325-l635 10 of one per cent.
What better encomium can be passed on the integ-
rty ofthe Boston merchant than that which the above
simple fact illustrates And can any other collection
district in these United States of like magnitude
show less loss during the same time II
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i being compilation Of the returns Of votes cast in
the several States, daring the year 1886, 1898 and
$50 for President Members of Congress-, and State
officers arranged by Counties alphabetically.
Just published, ISL, price % cents, for sale by
march2 r. TAYLOR.
YTNHE TEN MILES SQUARE, or Picture Of he
l. District Of Colun,bia lfpocket volume, contain
ing map Of the Ten Miles Square engrayings Of
the Capitol and Presidents House interior and
rior with full account and general description Of
every thing of interest relative 10 the Federal Metro
polls, its history laws, public buildings, paintings sta
tuary architecture; its Botany, Mineraogy, &c. Sc.
in one volume of $40 pages, with eight cngravings,
price dollar, for sale by
march 3 f. TAYLOR.
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The city is becoming daily more and more crowded
with strangers. The weather for the last day or two
has been highly favorable for cling and il i, con-
nues the concourse Of people present at the naugu-
ration will be very great The stages steamboats,, and
railroads. connecting with this city said to be do
ing good business.
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NOTICE 10 SUBSCRIBERS.

TNHOSE Of our subscribers who desire TO continue
Il their subscriptions the Madisonian beyond the
4th of March, beyond the year for which they orr
ginay subscribed will the paper only by noti
flying Of their wishes and renting the of
the subscription under the frank Of postmaster or
postage paid Determined pursue the cash system,
shall be compelled strike from list all those
names who in us, and forward the paper
to none whose subscriptions not paid according TO
the terms. feb 27-3t
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The CHAIR decided that the Senator could only
proceed By the courtesy OF the body.
MIR. KING said il had been customary 10 allow
gentlemen TO make personal explanations, and TINS
was matter OF that kind.
Mr.. PRESTON appealed 10 Mr. Phelps TO with
draw his question Of order; which he did, and
Mr.. CUTHBERT then proceeded 10 produce his
proof which consisted Of the fact that MIR. Webster
had been one Of committee appointed 10 draw up a
memorial 10 Congress, which expressed the doctrine
the constitutional power Of Congress, MIR. Cuth-
bert had imputed to him This led 10 a highly ami
mailed and interesting discussion, in which Messrs.
Preston, Clay, Of Ky, Riscs, Walker, Buchanan,
and Cuthbsr participated.
There being proposition before the Senate, no
action was taken OF course.
Al 3 o'clock, Mr.. WRIGHT called up the geneial
appropriation hill; and moved that the Senate take
recess tii o'clock which was agreed 10.
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ton, and high-princpled and chivalrc character
gained him the personal regard and attachment
Of the best men Of all parties Noyoung man,
within our recollection, has ever entered public
life giving better promise OF brilliant and illus
trious career. His early death is great loss to
his State, and TO the whole country.
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ceise N person. the sword voted to him BY the Legs
iaiure or his gallant conduct la thus frustrating the
sisf, the Secretary gralifed long cherished feeling
Of maiigniiy towards Capt MoR6As, and wreaked his
vengeance IN manner most trying the sensbilsies
Of thar ofccrhe also manifested his contempt for all
these lofty feelings which may be supposed TO inha-
ence generous, patriotic and hOnoFahle men--but he
has done norehe has grautously insulled the State
Of Virginia. But we iorbear. Another week will
free the Navy Of this miserable incubus ola Secretary
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Communications.
Z. roR THE MApIsosIAs.
BANKING AND THE CURRENCY.
No. Nv.
A National Bank.

We had National Bank and il did we'll We
have tried again to do without one and have done
badly. statement known TO be true requires no
proof These facts very prominent history,
very important and very instructive They need no
comment
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PROGRAMME OF TIE
WASHINGTON TIPPECANOE CLUB.


PROGRAMME OF TIE
WASHINGTON TIPPECANoE CLUB.
The Club will meet al the Log Cabin al O'Clock,
A. NJ, ON the i,h Of March, and proceed TO the post
assigned them BY the Chief Marshal in the following
order
Chief Marshal.
Music
Ladies' Banner
Officers Of the Club
Executive Committee.
Members of the Club
Banners al equal distance.
Members of the Club
Assistant Marshals-wm. A. Williams, William
Thomson, Jos. Bryan, f. A. Klopfer, John B. Nor
gan.
The Members viii appear with appropriate badges
and bud rosstcs
The Assistant Marshas viii appear with Blue Silk
Sashes with Buff and Blue Rose the tie, and
White Baton tipped with gold.
WILLIAM ii, WINTER
Chief Marshal.
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IN THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET THERE
IA uNirr--'s Nos-ssskSriaLs, LIBERTY; AND IN ALL
THINGS cnARirY.-Aagusfin.
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THE PRESIDENT ELECT,

Returned TO the city from his visit to Virgil
mia, ON Sunday evening.
Hon. JonS Tyler, the Vice President elect,
and Hon. GroRoE E. BADGER, the new Secreta-
ry OF the Navy, have also arrived in town.
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Nrm Fork Correspondence.

SATURDAY, February ~ 1871.
Our town elections have now been held in counties
with the following results.
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Died

On SUNDAY morning last. II the residence OF his
son S. r. Hobnie. Ed in this cty, Of bilious plcu-
nsy, DRAKE HOBBiE, aged seventy years, late Of
New YORK
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DULwERs NEW NOVEL, /" Night anil Morn
feb % r. TAYLOR.
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DENNY MAGAZINE AND PENNY Cf-
il CLOPEDIA. chcay-For sale by +. 1Al LOh
A lew copies only good editions m nea, binding y
dollar Der volume usual prios pr volume t~o dol
ss jan II
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Boston Correspondence.

BosTos Feb. d, is4i.
~ 'hs absence 81 more interesting news, have
oo'se'ed some statistics Of the and revenue
o. Boston, Tor the years 1888 and 1910, which may
interest some OF your many readers have chosen
years 1888 and 40 simply because the frs, being the
year in which the Compromise Act took effect. and
the latter for the purpose ofcomparison.
WhnIe number Of ARRIVAL from fnreiarn -. l. I'm
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NOTICE.--Messrs. Herwg and Rakemann have
~ the honor to announce to the publ that, having
been disappointed by Madame De Goni, yesterday
evening, at their Concert they do not perform Mis
ersniag at the Concert giren by that lady. MARI
DUBLIC LANDS, LAND LAWS, &C. in two
i volumes, with maps, &c. containing the general
public acts Of Congress respecting the sale and dspo
sition of the Public Lands with the instructions is
sued from time to time from the Treasury Depart
ment and General Land Office, and the official opn-
ions of the Attorney General are all questions aIis-
ing under the Land laws, published by order of the
U. S. Senate, scarce and valuable book for sale
(few copies only by F. TAYLOR. feb 25
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-02

THE APOLLO HALL.-At The reques, Of Mr
i Morrow the proprietor Of this hall just
erected 90 Pcnnsy opposite the National
Theatre We have examined into it, construction with
tes, is capacity u bear the heaves, audience
asseuhlinz thereon; and are perfectly satisfied q ~
strength and security Ell the fuross q -
erection ROBERT MILLS. A. 2. =
ROBERT BROWN
JEREMIAH SULLIVAN,
feb 25-3t JOEL DOwNER
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THE INAUGURATION.

w.sHrSSroN March l. lS4l
The MarshaIs named by the Committee Of Ar
ranrenentsr upon the I'D Gltsmo 10 appoint Assist
ant Marshal. OF the Procession be formed upon ths
Az s,ant 10 escort the President elect to the place
his Inauguration, having appointed the following As
sassant Marshals the same i announced
Howard NJ Brown
Wm T. Dove X Coyie
s,1uel Sto,t w. G. Zantznger
j. o. P. Digges Richard Brent
Wm H.yman Joseph Peck
r. w Harknexs III B Sweeney
John Wilson Joseph bouows
samuel Drury Alex. Med. Davis,
Charles Gordon r &. Washington
r w Bates l. " Jones
Alex McInsyre G. l. Jones
3 H Smith Richard Wsliach
Andrew Hoover Thomas Owens
: G. Sq0o. c. Lyons
John Walker l.. Harbanzh
joan E~uey J. b. Ford
Wallace Kirk 9. Bradley
VIM OFme y. Bestot
n w Qaern DonaId Macleod
E1exiu- Simms G.. Bgrche
Raher, Over d. Campbell
John MartIn Joa~ph Bryan
n C,us, w ~ Winter
Coliaabus GeAfo~ Henry Hf@sle9
C;e, ~ Plant n Barrie
a Paller III F1lsy
I Mg44 &c Robinson
r HenssEaB j. Given
ctsr. Wssdws,d. John Ke5zFie
J 3 Harvey John P9fpy
Wm- n. Ganneii Daniel hcnlan
WIN. Warder Moan,joy Hanson
r Miller James f0ung
VIM w Stewart Richard Young
n. RI Bradley Wm J. Mcdonald
X G. Weightnan James Barry
n s. Core Edward Barry
J. III Goddard Wm Ferguson
Seth Hyatt Richard Barry
Geo. s Gideon I'd Mckinney
s p franklin Thos Fngrt
Philip r Fendall J Elr
Samuel Bacon J. Hclroyd
J. f. Halliday IL Selby
r. s. Patterson .. Cssteei
w HELEN J. w. Ferguson
A RI Clements Robert Clarke
WIN. A. Williams WIN Bland
L. Booaes We. z. Howard
J. T. Towers =. IL James
The gentlemen NAMED viii meet al ten O'Clock ~
The morning Of the 80 inst. at the Log CABIN Ihei
run-,usi attendance il required.
The Assistant Marshass will perform their dn'ic
upon hor.ebsek AMI to Distinguish thefn They srs re-
luescl 10 supt9y themselves witt white silk .a.he'
with blue r5se on the tie white baton feet . 70
ches long rp;ed with gold leaf, snd With saddle hot.
ings Of white, trimmed with b1e.
WA T. BRENT, Chief Narfnll.
u.IfI INIptZ ~-LrVu NOVEL Ntyhf and Morn
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-02

PEOPLES TIPPECANOE INAUGURATION
BALL, AT CARUsIss SALOON.
At meeting of the subscribers to the PEoPLE's
TippEcsSoE lNAuGuRATioN BALL, on Monday even
ing, Feb |, 1871, the following gentlemen were una
nimousy elected
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PoKoMoKE RIVER LoTTERy

PoKoMoKE RIVER LOTTERY.
Class ~
For Thursday, March 4, 1911.
sis,oo-- =. 600 80 ool- - 600 81 500 Sii6i
OF ~ MI OF 81 200 - OF 500 = Of $500
100 prizes Of $500, SC. Sc.
Whole Tickets sa--shares in proportion.
For which apply to, OF address,
JAS. PHALEN & co. Managers,
mar Penn, Avenue near 10 street
TOWN HALL LOTTERY,
Class 8,
Draws AT Baltimore on Thursday, 4lh March,
500 primes Of $1,000 100 OF sa5o
100 do 500 100 of $50
100 prizes Of 100
Tickets S. shares in proportion
For which, apply TO- or address,
JAS PHAIEN 4 co, Agents,
mar Ar Penn avenue near ~ street
NANCY ARTICLES have this day opened,
at nay store ON PENNSYLVANIA avenue, between Sd
and ~ streets, consignment Of choice goods, Con-
ssting of
Gold and Silver Lever Watches
Large Cameo, Mosaic, and other Pins OF the la
test patterns
Gold and silver Pencil Cases
Ladies and gentemen's Gold Guard and other
Chains
Ladies and gentlcmens Seals and Keys
Ladies Feronios, --latest patterns, and variety
Of other fancy articles in my line.
The above goods will remain with me but a short
time, and will pc sold rery ioT for cash.
As usual always ON hand all kinds ofsilver Spoons.
Ladies, &c. or they will he made to order at the
shortest notice. VIM A. WILLIAMS.
march 2St
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On this occasion hoSh Of the splendd will he
throw open for the reception Of the company, and an
ADDITIONAL suiEInr has been erected for S1pper and
Refreshnlent room-
TSckess To he had al FnIIers, Browns and Gaas
bvs Hotels arsd AZ Flscher's Farnhams and Taytors
bookstores and a, Paiterson's, and AT kirk~ood's
drug stores Washington, and Al DR. Lnthicums
GeorgetoSn- PrScS s..
" B. Ladies who have not received invitations viii
confer hyog by sending IN their names to the Com
mstsee Of Invitation al the Saloon.
Baltimore Patrios will please copy the abose)
mar I'm
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ARMY.
Maj. Gen. Macomb,
General Towson,
Colonel J. G. Totem,
Major Kearney,
Captain Syrnington.
NAVY,
Com. Warrington,
Com. w ellsworth,
Captain Gedney,
Lieut.. ID. Porter,
Doctor Kearney.
MARINE CORPS.
Major Twiggs,
Major Walker.
CITIZEN >.
w. w. Seaton,
Peter Force,
J. P. Van Ness,
VIM q Brenl,
George Watrersfon,
Seth Hyatt,
DR.. William JONES.
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MANAGERS.

MANAGERS
Thomas Allen,
Charles Gordon,
,ster, Wallace Kirkwood,
res, ], A. Blake,
erson, John Gadsby,
aham, James r. Halliday,
Is, 30. Tayloe,
s. P. Franklin,
ri, J. B. Morgan,
1t, VIM. Easily,
:, VIM. B. Magruder,
more, j. III. Goddard,
Ter, ]. L. Towers,
lrk, J. o. P. Digges,
rett, Jos. Smoot,
it's, C.. Woodward,
Iyner, Ignatius Mudd,
., r. Farnham,
Iph c. Buckingham,
VIM. Orme,
ylor, DR.. ]. Borrows,
ing, Donald Macleod,
Hen, J. l.. Henshaw,
~, X. &. Washington,
!, Samuel Bacon,
Jams, Jos. Bryan,
n, Leonard Harbaugh.
rdman, Joseph Gales, jr.,
arop, R. FL. Williamson,
pson. Randolph Coyle,
William <. Howard,
b, DR.. Noble Young,
Jesse Brown,
ten, Walter Lenox.
Azariah Fuller,
n. DR.. A. Med. Davis,
Walter Clarke,
/, Henry Naylor,
E, J. Middleton,
w. p. Elliott,
Henry lngle,
w. Queen,
$. G. M. Davis,
w. III. Winters.
Georgsi0,rn.
Robert Ould,
Doctor Sothoton,
K s. Wright.
AIerandria.
z Sno~den,
D, q. o. Dixon,
Stephen Shinn-
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wssH1SGroN, March /, 1871.
The MarshaIs named by the Committee OF Ar
ranrenent. upon the 23d nltlrno, TO appoint Assist,
ant Marshsls OF the PROGRESSION to De formed upon the
Az ns,snt 10 cor, the President elect to the place OF
his Inauguration having appointed the following As
slst ant Marshals the same i announced
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-03-19
MDbnun95 : Berdnperun9,
g. S1 fper,

ea<a y
Scutither 2loUcfar Nne yrtar,
odb hruit cincm 9ccDrtcr trutten Vuttum rt Nh;si8
haf CT fcin Qmstut ndete IDr Ser 6rrrn Scrnis
up $abu unp pr tDnaDc 9c9ntrr rcr G0ntoncr Ton
rtrGc8t bot apo cts treit pn wr, rsn 0rt@an tnt
Sltnttn ot;mpartcn.
erhic Gct1ftr nt CT fit oIc umlit9tnrt Sdtttcs an
oMotcn cn9ltbcr, tcutttbcr unr fr0ntthtr Srrac,
70 mic au ale anrcre Jnmcntc, tcnncn rep ibm t
Scitt!lt rcrotn.
Canton, 9?rrtntcr so. 113s tp.
S{H bic llnter3etreten ernanrt Tim bic oerldtinz
40 rcrtden @eridr s3ctbulr9unetn, bic 9c5cu ben
Gbrw 99iam s. SbcItp 9atltrrru9D 1ounfbp, Sort
Gauntp, Obic, irn ltmaut ttfnrliA, su nntcrfutcn,
@ef9 gen Dit tmt: 9ab nod 9cnourr nnb prtlfra
htr untertuuns ocr 3rScn rc mir ju rrrnrbmn ~Bn nnb
RE 8tt9si9n artbtien tGrtrat wurrccs rrbcl
nh ir fctt Slautcn rAG tu9 rcrlUmrcr1e Gcrntr unr
BsaulOisunSen fat unb unst9rnret nc, unp taB c rt
nnser unb atfAaihtr 2eee 9e8tn tca8n QHm g. SDrItp
RusSetrtittt rprren tnr. Srbn Stcb,
J0rnrp g taTtA6,
Srbruar 26. Am. SrGn Slau9b.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-03-19
2sme>i 9Setrpane.

Srdulein g., cine GGn9ern bon ous9eiei6netem
Soleut, uno no6 9r6Berer Gjtelfeit, bef6oB itb 3u
uerbeirat6sn, oo5 DeiBt 6erio9in 9rdfln ooerNRor-
oui1e iii peroen, am lebten co6 erte. Nter ale tte
ertt6rte, b lpiu enen @enabl, fenen eiebDaber, oo
setftreute Iib Die Gdbaor ibren pornebmen Inbeter;
nur Elm cn5i8er, Oct Gyos Nrmono bon s.. blieb ibr
treu. as
gle belobnte oieIe Greue nit Dem 9eIbenee b- /.
rer toano "Seet weroe itb oob grdftn," oobte lte.
"Seet meroe ito bob rci6'' oadte Der 8raf.
Die ,6oepjeit ,puroe nit Uielem Slan5e 9efeiert.
I'm Moreeu oorouf erbielt bic iun9c grdfn Elm
anOnpn,e6 Brief6en fot8enoen. SnboltS:
9nGoiSe Srou
eie tusroen GDr un9nGoi9 tueroen, ipenn Sic err
Ifabren, oab Sbr t0err @emobl, Nrn'ono s., 10 noe
Ini9 Elm 0rof it ol6 Sbr &uti9er. Dle Occumente,
I1pelbe ct Dem 9totar por5ei9te, no folf6; um Sic
bon bet 8obrbeit mener An9obe 5u Gberdeu9en, er-
Ionbe icb mir, Sbnen eineu 4us3u9 aus Dem Sir
Idsnbube ieuer Satsrtoot por5ule9en, tporaus ber-
Iuoreebt ooS Ser ben Sobn zines Sriieurs it,"
"Sit oo5 rpobr g. fro9te bic Sdn9erin NIT 5crns
|9erStbeten @on9en, uno bielt ibrem Senlobl ben
|onfla9enoen Srief bin.
,perr g., Oct ,pobI tpusts, oob ibre gbe nibt 70
Ils6t 9etrennt tperoen Tonne, uno Der oabte, omGn
loe babe er nHr Elm porIber9eben0es ltntpetter 6u
Idberteben, nacb Dem bic Sopne feines gtides wie=
Ioer 70 bel ftraben wGroe os 5uoor, ontportete nit
Der eistolten Rube Der Nufrbti9feit: "Sa cs 1T
Iwabr ober mas lisst ooron? lebft ou MIDI ni6t um
n,einsr IsIblt r1en e.
Die Sdneerin 1udre foit aus 3orn, untpiQeu uno
S6redsn 9eftorben; iteuerfel in cine i6wereSrant-
beit Nte ie 9ene1en tpar, berrafbte te Elm neues
It1n0ldd-fIe bate bre gtimme perloren. 90 tpur-
Ioe nun audi rer Betrt9er betro9en oer Geldtbun,
Den ct burb feline fre6e eG9e bate 9elpinnen ols
len, 'par ct ouf immer cerloren.
Seet bdItoo5 @bepoor cine @oifwrtbfbaft in et-
mem eonofGbt6en.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-03-19
Serrn 8eniantn &urs
Oeratsseber bes "9utberan > SbIeroer'' ta
Baltimore, betreffeno.
QIn Serrn s. g. gEeBelb6ft, eraus9eber oer 9ten unD
11euen QSet, in phtlaDepbta.

n Serrn g. 8. 9SeBelb6, Serausgeber oer 9lten ltlo
nelten lSelt, III phtlabelphta.
9etembt rs20, 1s4O
Gte f1nb in, Srrtbur tpenlt Sie pte o 70 eben aus
tbren Iesten 9latte pom 26ten M erfete er,partett
baB t errn urB e[bt ouf ieilte 95fdle 1T 0lo. 391
1eines Blattes bonn 25en D. !R. anrcrten tproe. eSd
fann tit Der Ghat ntdbt 9dutet, baB tdh oerr SC. bon
mir oerdumbet bait, enn er es al1d ia9tl oe er e9t
meinen 9eueernn9en pfenbar etnen 9a5 tollee1t Snn
unter. Sd babe ntt 9eaat nno es 1T n1tr audi ndbt
eingefaGen su ia9e, oaB 9err Rur5 Die at9eblld Ut
Dentihanb 9efamelten 81 900 Gbaler Cntdt Dpllars)
lit etnet 0usen gang coer thepete oertpenoet babe.
Sd babe Sbnen nur geihrebe oaB Serr S. IN Deutids
lamb fltr bic lnerittsun9 Der oeudslutherhen 6lrs
de in ben Ser Staaten idb bentht, boB er Seltrd9e
eeammelt babe 5r @rrthtn9 ettes oeutie1, lntberts
fhen prebi9eremtnarS, baB er oentide tteocgd3e 9s
teratltr fir befe6 slt erridenoe beutd1e Set1ar d,
erbeten baaegen oter bentde Setrer fir baBelbe d
perbeten babe. SD babe ntcbtS otoeres fa9en wolen
unb faoen tSnnen. SD fcltlt aro 81 jener 3eit BON
Nrn Geternteter, Stidpf su Ma9oebura, ltno Sorn.
Sdebc, He9terun9sratb sn Serltt su Settrd9en fur
oteen 3med duf9eforbcrt uno babe ite germ 9e9eben
ynn pote td III Eatmcre hteie beltfde slnitalt tehe
aber Tten,auo fpne ile inr nadpetlen Gin en9iibeS
Seminar 1p aus been ntlcen Settrd9en 9etlftet fppr>
ben feOn nb bteie 9lnpebnng heretben bat idDn etd
,mei Sabre nadb Sorn. Snrbs 9tee bltrd1 Deutdlano
lartel Sacel bort 9efltnse S nil ntobt erndhnen,
ba3r &C. ft be benDeutiden, ais br 9cbreoner bencnts
me, hat ,tau fatn ,prflt iebrgele5 gun, epbe Der
ceutfdeuGaticn uaen, phne st betdeln aetn Sid,pf
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