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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-10
u,HE ALHAlLRA. Broadway, between Spring

H,HE ALHAMRA, Broadway, between Spring
nray the first of July This temple OF uSpr IN which VIII
h. the richest crs together with the choicest cakes
and confectionery ever description altogether unique III
its STYLE and There nothing resembling u IN
ths cli or country and il IS believed that from the 9na
tss- and ,lendo with which Is tted up, and the superior
ouav of the ices Sc which Will be found tere, this est
,hmsnt must take precedence Of all Others OF 5mt
lar cas, place fashionable The furniture all
the recherche and costly kind, being designed and
made expressly this establishment Entering from the
through elabOately orndmene yestlbulr the
decorated and lighted with splendid glass chandeliers 0the
pattern, and thence ca!acionS and CONT
payed With marble surrounded BY beautiful alcOyes contain
Ing marble tables and for the accommodation OF guests
Ia e of the court beautiful temple In the form OF
an oct4gon surrounding superb fountain supplied b. the
Croton water the sprayof which keeps the constantly cool
The who interior modelled after apartments III the cele-
brated pal lace IN the Albania, in Spain.
The saloon the second Oor, Tor the reception el ithleS
fitted with the aud most elegant rench !nFnitnrr
The sofas Oomans lounges, &c. benz made expressly loI
the Albania.
This room is more particularly designed for ladies' IN the
ay Tine who after the fatigue of shopping making calls
would like private than the large saloons 20 rest
and refresh themselves -,
The whole of this magnificent establishment IS und.r the
immediate care and management OF ~ a. hANSO., OF
Phads pha long known 10 the fashionable sofd OIL at CITY
having no superior caterer OF these uxurs ne ices
will made entirely cream, aad IT Is believed thst ms
alone would render them rarity NGn-i OK
Wines and Liquors OF the choicest Hlnd
No rns or xiese has been spared render this establish
men, WORTH of the patronage of the elite this city, am! all
that is now desired tist It may be and fairly appr
Ga
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FIRST PR f. MIU VI

CATER BOO. AND SHOE STORE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully
i iaor;n those Ladies who DESTROYS purchasing good
Shoes all made OF the finest French materials,
on lasts suited the shape of the that bat
workr-n employed that our maautactory Ia udef the
OF very competent foreman and that We
have hand all times, extensive ssortm-nt CONSISTING
every fashionable sy l. of Ladies, Misses, BOYS and Chi!
deus bso.s and Shoes and ALSO import direct from the INST
makers in Paris Ladies French Shoes large al
ways on hand TUTTLE hA1 " ARD,
" BIT. S r. received silver Medal snd Diploma Tor
superior samples Of Ladies Cater Boots aad Shoes a. u
easnrss tsen and orders promptly executed ,e29 3m
JOSEPH Fl. FOSTER, NJ ID. Surgeon Den
j removed from Nm 2a. No - P.rt nl,re M VT
TI1HE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS once
4 il removed 20 No 81 John-street
jys Inn WM VI. MITCHELL, Public Administrators;
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A note through Post Office will rsceyepromrt attention
WM. DAVIS,
my3 Grn JAS. FERGUSON.
mV3 6nn

DlTUMINOUS COAL.-The Mid Lothian Coal
DMning Company announce to tleir customers and the
consumers of Bituminous Coal in general that the Company
by charging their mining operations, now prepared TO
into contracts fill orders for the supply Of coal OF
supe. quality answering wei! for all purposes for which
Buninous Goals used and for many purposes peculiarly
adapted For the information Of such person, interested
have not tried their Coal they have Circular number OF
certificates oconsunes, showing the quality and adaptation
the Mid Lothian Coal for general and that through
They have also appended chemical examinations and
analyses OF their Goals carefully made different times and
places By scientific Chemists exhibiting uniform results and
ully sustaining the practical tests W!t these evidences of
quality the Company fee justified in anticipating far de-
all who may favor them with tli@ir custom.
\. 5. W WOODBRIDGE, President NJ L. T.. NJ Co.
lst January, l3i3
Address-RicHMoND, VIRGINIA.
The above referred to Circular be had this Office,
gratis. J-2i low
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-10

INTEREST ON CITY STOCK.-The TnteIes,
the Public Stocks Of the City of New York due the
first day of August will te paid that day by c. W
Lawrence ESD Chamberlain o the City, his Office In the
Bank of the State Of Newly
The Transfer Books vii be closed Monday July Sd, at
o'clock, T. NJ. ALFRED SMITH Comptroller
ComnnoleI.s Otce. New.Yer. june %. 1873 ie29 tai
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COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,
NO ,3 JOHN-STR EET.

LLLIOT, BURNAP ~ BABCOCk are con-
sany supplied with large aad general assortment Ino. .,
which are the following Hubbards coored Papers IN
great variety. Boston CoIferare PsI"rs OF suIsIo d
Post and Bmk Book P.pers Printers C!othies and Garrett
makers Boards Druggists Hardware aud 10th "a
ners: Binders and Trunk Boards SheahinS and Wrapping
Papers, &c. SIC.
rails jr3Of
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CORPORATION NOIlCE-Public notice is
~ hereby given that petition has been presented in the
Board Of Aldermen t8% space five feet wide through the
outherly side walks 22d street between the Second and
Third Avenues.
Person, interested in the above petition having obec
Mons the same. are requested them in writing 10
the Street Commissioners Office befor. the 10Th inst
JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioner
Street Commissioned Oiice. JnlY Sth, la3 iYs
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BRITISH PLATE GLASS WAREHOUSE

XARM SALTWATER BATHS!- At Fulton
wv Fsrry. Brooklyn, Open for Ladies and Gentlemen
from s A NJ until loP NJ; Also, commodious Swimming
n and for teeremen At all other times Also, Warm.
may be had b. Ladies and Gentlemen at all times Warm
Bath 25 5tckes ST. 30 tickets s. Cold Bath iaa
cents Medcated Vapor Bath so cents ~ B. soap pro-
vied with which the skin b. ceaned well with raiu
wafer ie22 lp<
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DECEIVER'S OFFICE-Room 80 in DORIS
~ Building, Exchange Pacerhe Receiver Of the late Com
Rerca Bank of New York will pay the creditors of the
Bank farther dividend of tcentyWo per cent Friday,
the seventh day July next at his office above named Gre
dors will please produce when they apply for the dividend
the Receivers certificates Of debt which they hold respect
iyeiy Il. NJ. BLATCHFORD. Receiver.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-10

- CATSkIlL MOUNTAIN HOUSE, at the
Lii PINE ORC HARD.-Ths weII-kuown charming
49, Summer etrsai now under the superintendent
Of the subscriber 10 the Naurs induce visit The
Mountain seeh as the almost bounlIs,s from he Och
ard the magnificent scenery the Fails and the pure life
inspiring atmospheric ~ be added every effort upon
part Of the Proprietor IN The shape Of careful attention. we'll
furnished tables and all the eicacrs we'll sub,tantas
June. 1912. C.. H. BEACH
~ egu lar Line of Post.Coaches established for the
Conveyance Of yi,ts the Mountain House Immediately
after the landing OF boats CarskilI. iez7 2m
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~ w. Z. Biboa, respectable citizen Of
Jackson county, Miss. was murdered on the 18th
Ill BY his own negro boy, aged about l3. The
:. gaox was inflicted by the negro with hoe, upon
uae back part of the head. The boy was CON-
united to jail. [Psuldmg Miss. American.
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ID EXEMPTION OF CITY STOCK-The 8 Fire
~ Loan Stock of the City Of New York payable on the
Isl day of August 1888 will be paid before that day
presentation at this Office The interest will also be made
that day, after which further interest will lie allowed.
A. \. SMITH. Comptroller.
City Comptr0sls Ofice,l
New-York, June 22l, 1873 ie2. taul
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Bloomincdale Road
Persons the proposition and having oh.
jectons the samo requested present them in writing
the Street Commissioners offre, before the 18th
July, 1873 JOHN EVEN Street Commissioner
SLleei Commissioner Office. JnlY lh. lal2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-10

MIS-. SlGouRxEY AND Mrs. SouTHEY.-An ar
tcle appeared some weeks ago in several OF the
metropolitan and other newspapers, (Which was
copied into the Sco;chman,) relative to these la
dies, rejecting considerable blame upon .'lrs Sig
ourncy., the details Of which it seelns unnecceS'
sary here to repeat. We think it fair, however.
to state that we have had submitted to Us q cor
rcspondence between Mrs. Southey and party
resident IN Edinburgh, in which Mrs. Southcy
distinctly diSclaims any participation in the au-
thorshlp OF the article in question, or knowledge
OF the source whence it originated. It's satisiac-
tory to the friends of Mrs. Sgourney to know that
the paragraph annoyed as much as it surprised
Mrs. Southey, and that the opinion expressed by
that eStlmabie lady-who, we presume, is best
qualified to form judgement in the case, is as
favorable could be desired, and directly opposed
to the Misrepresentation recently circulated.
Edinburgh Scotchman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-10

MRS. WILLIS, lady OF information of future
" events and what has passed leaned asroogy
tronomy gives ladies private lectures this science her
rooms Elizabeth doors from Housn and Beeckst,
and has constantly band and saye aud sure
for the aSueS, and any OF her medicines purchased
gives information gratis, eio I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-10

u The body of a quiet. retired Hungarian
named John was recently found in the water near
Mobile, with gashcs and other wounds on his
body leaving no doubt that he was murdered for
the hundred dollars he is supposed to have had in
his possession. Three spanards, who have since
lct, the city, are suspected of having been the
murdercrs. One OF them called at his house.
walked him up and and asked him to 90 to Mar.
kct with him on the day of his disappearance. and
not long after persons in that vicinity heard groans
and cries as of some person murderously assailed
The suspected persons have not been arrested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-10

MONROE MANSION HOUSE, corner of
VI Monroe and Gentlemen ,heir wives
be accommodated Mi iafe or small Pleasant front or
furnished irl, board The reasonable terms also.
single gentlemen with full board breakfast and tea
only. 4 pleasant quiet home inSucrd them Enrsce No
1 Nfonrna-st. Innnir. Of Nh J. WILSON. ie3n lun-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-10

II Two boys named Smith and Banks, a few
Sundays since, went out hunting near Windsor,
VI. They had not gone far when Smiths little
brother was seen following them. Smith told him
10 oback ana, seeing that he did not, threatened
10 shoot him and actually snapped pistol at him
Banks upon this said he had as lief shoot hlm as
not and resting his gun loaded with shot dis
charged It's contents into his breast. lie died IN
about half an hour. Banks has been arrested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-10

COAL. COAL! COAL!
THE WORKING MANS COAL YARD
having been removed is permanently located the
well known stand, corner OF Greenwich and Chrsopess
receive direct from their coliere owned by themselves the
choicest quality Of Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal which they
The business Of Yard will be conducted b. the subscr
bers they solicit the patronage OF the public, thar old
customers and friends.
Coal by the
Office Will
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-10

pEACH ORCHARD BROKEN COAL--Dis-
charging from cana.boa carefully screened at time of
Shipment for sale At lowest cash price: -
WARD * BROWNE,
All Washington, corner of Laight-street.
In yard Liverpool Newcastle and Virginia Coal for fam
ily usr and manufacturing purpOSes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-10

GOOD BOARD and pleasant Rooms can be OBJ
II famed az No. 60 Ciii-stres, jel&t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-10

MILITARY CoUnrEslEs.-A delegation from that
fine Company the CRY GUARD, visited Boston on
thel7th of Jane and were most Hospitality cared
for by the INDEPENDENT CADETS Of that city. Col.
WINCHESTER, the commander Of that splendid
corps, and a few of the members, having arrived
in this city-Col. w. being about to sail for Eu.
rope in the Patrick Henry-the City Guard gave
them splendid entertainment, at which were pre-
sent also nulnber of officers from the North
Carolina, at their Armory at Niblo's. The affair,
though an impromptu one, was worthy of the rep
utation of the corps for hospitality and of the
guests whom they entertained. Every thing was
in good shape, the company prcdisposed to be
gratifed, the supper delicious, the walters atten-
tive, and the accessories of the very best After
a due interchange of sentiment the Company sep
arated, and Col. Winchester proceeds this morn
imp on his voyage TO Europe, accompanied by the
kindest wishes Of the City Guard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-10

4 FAMILY, pleasantly situated giving TO their
n children private education wish associate with theirs
two three girls for whom home and similar tuition may
BE- desired they woulI Parental attention. DISTINCTIONS
embracing Music French SC. Terms moderate If desirable
companions
Particulars by addressing Home Park P o. ie29 I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-10

ROARp-A family, or a few s1nrIe gentlemen
- OF good morals have boar! and spSeou room. in
15lvatr desirable location, sl EAs, Bro,dway
House and apartments unusually pleasant and syr,sbe
i.iI "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-10

Hartford Fire Insurance. Company.
IRE INSURANCE at the lowest rates by the
4 Hartford Fire Insurance Company,- Incorporated 1876
Charter i'erIstual.)
This long established and well known Institution, having
been active operation upwards Of thirty YEAS, continues 70
Houses Furniture Stores Merchandise and every de
scrption of property against or damage by fire
favorable terms. JOHN NELSON, Jr. Agent,
leo en- So Wall street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-10

I ME, LiME-Wantcd IN exchange tor l,oo0
barrels North River Lime and Cement, Groceries or Dr
Goods. One quarter will be paid il cash any amount OF
the above articles exchange for property Of any kind
real PERSONAL Will be made liberal terms. Apply TO J.
ID. Hnyt corner Of Madison and James MS tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-10

NIADDER.-l:5 casks prime Ombros. for sale by
WI GRiNNELL, MlNTURNs * CO,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-10

2GDDBARRRELS OF LINE, of the best quail
the coming season. and good city bonds and mortgages
ceIyed NAAr-sS " Linz Tribune OAce. GIL
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oO0 CASKS OF LIME, OF coed quality $50
CO'U casks OF North River Lime
100 barrels OF good Hydraulic Cement
100 hlids of uuslackel Lime lo manure
Any part Will be sold exchanged for groceries dry
goods, cockery, hardware, hoowware eas,s, funiturs.
NJ III, rrhu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-10

ulDRAU Lie LiNlE-Orders LETT az J. d. Mil
lers Dry Goods Store 2 Broadway will receive prope
attention. pnce Il per cask OF 500 lbs
Sftt ABi1AH SMITH tn. only nannf,erur,r
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-05-23
(atuf bsfcnoersS @srIanssn sinssradt.''
Sf00fssSpnDenfipm.

lSir empsblen ebrsrbistisif, bas cine Staafz
@onpention Der Democratic bon Ysnnfplpanien
in &eaein9, Ssrfs @auntp, 9sbaltsn msres,
am item Nu9uIf lS43, su @unifen BON @ens>
raj IDm. 1Danner, fir Yvibent, unb mir
bcTen bas jsbsS @auntp i'm Staate Deleaatsn
ermablsn ,pirb, um ftd in pcllsr unb frssr
Convention Su psrfamlnsln.
= m m ittse:
2Snl. Green, 9Sm. 9S. 1Sunbsr, Deter Ni(s
Bert, 0Sm. &boabs, @ecra 9. 9. Ssim, Tobu
Wfillsr, 9Sm. Mler, q. Neiabtmepsr, s. &.
Whblenber9, 8. S. 0eopsnpertb, s. N. SHib<
lenber9, Sno Ntter, Sranflin . Ntiasr, Sc
org Scoobart, s. epfflnan, Ssnjam. 0Feise(,
Scispb Smitb, Saccb @crbbort, @barlssRars
per- S. Gfillsr, @npitdn Ystsr Sreebt, Sosnrn
Geinbart SO. 8. Nunnemadsr, q. 6. Scff,
Siaac ,6isifer, 81. o, 8. 9onoaon, SSiliam
9(rnolo, 9. 81. . Brian, SIS WeSniabt.
9aniel Soain, Sobn g. &ibarbs, Sebn Seller
Sosnrp QRslbn Sames 9. GUIDE, Sran,is Ncz
lamb, SSersniab Scas, Samusl 9Npsrs, Scbn
u. Sanfiele, Scbn bright, QS(iam 2cbatb,
StanleD Sirbp, T. 9aps, S'o W1' &niabt,
Col SO. 81 Scpsf, 90. @, s.. 9. Mlsr, 8.
3D.. Wlcrris paDlp, .. &. Shuls, !6enrp
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o. 9. Sarflsp, 8. 8. N)1Sniabt, Gamuel
s. Ocuns, Ibrabam R6rpcr, Daniel &autfs
mann, g. s. Sipbrer, Sobn Q. gunnills,
g. 3. 81. Siclter. Slatbaniel l6etf, Saecb
s. Miller, 9. W'Snisbt, s. s. Soas,
wm. 8oper, 1Dm. @ebtner, BlGiam Bes
unoreae 9apls, 18m 9. Sebtner, !6enrp
Srep, Sobn 3. Seb,psnf, Bm. grmentraut
J. 1d9aer, Billiam &os, Bm. @tein,
8cnjomm 0ifenbab, 0Silliam Ssim, .6erz
man Searo, 0anisl ghbnfelrsr, peter
Sod, 3. 9. Barnet, Il. D. Vdser, Wn.
0app, uiapb @b6nfelpsr Scbn 6epler,
Col. 8. g. @titbter, Widam Sigh, Sobn
Scprr, 6. s. Spbn, Sccl Sitter, 8. 81.
Olltimcr, 18. s, 8. 8orbcn, Scbn gplez
man. Srtfre {. 8strer, 0apio Sor, @eprs
@mitb, S. Il. Os. 5ieltcr, >. Seelp, Sobn
Satn Saecb Gang, Charles 8an 8eeo,
:. Oiorris, Saecb ND1. Song, $ieutsnat, w.
.. peiper, 6. Dentitt, Nbram $pcn, wm.
Ololler, Curtis $e,pis. Secra &eim, Sobm
&. 2Brisbt, gbarlcs Smcf, SaUic Srisbt,
O1iebael Srdmer, 3aebarias s. Oaanrer,
Dctrr @trcbstcr, g. 3. Seb6ner. pshr
NaseL 8ribrieb s. Witler, gbarlss 3iebsr,
Tsajor Geora &jes.
Nraeina, Ipril H. ls45. 5SOlt.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-05-23
S5eDls Oinreib,ti,a fiirASferbe

9iele IbdBbare einreituns 1T init nun.
eertarsm grfols sebrauttt ,pcroen, CUR 5eis
lung oct bartnefi9lten &ranfbeitsn wcmit
pferoe tebaftet ltno, fclebe als
Alte 6trabuunsen, Scbwrfunaen Stsif
bet, Sallen, ourb 9riifen bonn &ummet 8:
Der Sattel Oernrlaht, Serenfima ber@ebuls
tern, Dsrrentuna oee 5alIes, Serreufuua
Der @ebenfel, Scrrenfuns Oct wirbelfnos
eben, Serreneuns i'm &nie, Serrenfnns i'm
6ntbaar, 8errcnfuns osr 8ubfsl1elu uno Oct
Subsslenfe.
es teilt iebr IcbneG alts ano friIbe wnms
ben, Stmitte, QuetGbunaen &C., uno sbt
aleib eincernn9 in Der Nduce unb anoern
Sranfbeiten, ipeleben spferpe nit rpeifen
Shben uno Staten unterrpcrfn fnp, er5eust
curh bic Ct. Sobanneepur3eL ipelcbe oft
Die 5ufe uno Su6fnoeben oerspferoe peroirtt
nnc Ger wirtuns bon Snlpbur6L blauen
Oitriol unb anoern eben 70 frafti9en Dlit:
teln entsesen ,pirfen.
Diefe ginrsibun9 miro 5uhtbmicoeu, gs
bon $iperp Stdl(en, Subrleuten,
Stdtihsg entraftcrsn uno pripat Serren
empfoblsn, ais cine nnIebdsbare O1epiain,
uno Ioate fcrtpabreno in ibrcn StdGen aes
balten weroen. Sum Serfanf 6ei s.-
James y. gambert, @9ent
fir Wlarlbaa's Idmmhite preparate.
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l1e TT Yepets.
Nte,llep's Gege,r Grdoel
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SD srabte ss als meine pHitbt, befannt
3u mahen, oaB iettbem ieb BON oben errpdbns
ten Yilen Sebraub sen,acbt, teiuen Oureb.
lauf mebr sebabt, wrmit I'D febr oft seplaat
mar, ,pie aueb bic sroBen Sobmer5eM in meis
nen Stieren berlcren, nnD ulett branbte 70
Oft DaGer su maeben mo oab iob i'm Stan.
Dc mar. INNER al meiner Arbsit ~ bIriben,
,pelhes ieb niemals porber I'M Stanbe mar
3u tbnn - rno perfebere, oaB lte oas bette
ltnb weIebes icb jemals ssnrm.
men babe.
Scnry Tenman.
5eioslbers 9aunfhip, <ibanon gauntp.
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Nsenten in Neabins :-&sorst @es, @arl
2Dif!ana, efe Bet 7tcn nuo HranflinsSra6e,
'tno Y spnpeae, Srnfsrei bieier 3cltuns;
eentalls 81 baben in 5eioslters 9aunfebip
.. z. bel ahrabam Spenslsr.
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Der 9eblitDe Tpri6er,
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Slif auf Die &ontroperie ilben Srn.
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Dabt am II, Is uno 10. Sftober

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babt am II, Is uno 10. Sftober
lS42.
DisieS 9Serfben mirb ;,par in Tcrm elmer
3stibrift erfteinen, fcll absr nibt ldn9er be-
ttsbn BIG bic Sbriftsn, Ipopcn Der Stel m,sls
bet, erib6pft finb, wann lts pcn lslblf auf9Ss
ren miro ju erftbeinsn.
Sas 9anje Berfben tpirb, nadb Der Ssreds
nlln9 in II Soften, BON 80 Sstsn jebss, ers
fbsinem waS Suiammsn Elm Sub bon prsis
bunoert uno eini9e lisben;e Ssiten bilost.
Tim aub Den llnbemittelten @efegenbeit 5u
9eben, lib NIT Dem "rsbliden Sorfber" pers
traut ju maden miro jebss !6sft po1 32 Geis
ten, nur 81 Gent foifen nelfe bst Nblieferun9
csiielben baar gu sntribten iino, nsbif 1 Sent
Srd9erlcbn User bas erife Jeeft erDdlt pirb
nur bann bas ;psite ODER fol9enbe srbaltsn
menn CT fir oas ucrber9sbsnoe bssablt uno
pas fc9enoe bsifsat bat.
$50 msbrsre perionen sufammsn ifsbsn uno
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