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New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-01


HTyfy22S 2Sc 9f dtc TUE !2fE FAy6 5iR F1FE VS.
In BASS VOL AND DOUBLE BASs.-ihe sgbscfl,
nroD TO give Instructions the above branches and Alter
the M oi May next at his Foons Az B'ordway entrance IN
The t yaton OF the voice has been hi, peculiar study Tor
some time past The system he proposes TO Introduce las never
before been ,agh IN ths city. and he ntle's hei that MS
principle will enable hn 10 form Tie icet ulsca VOICES mo
be snrces which ha, attended his efforts during the
n in Massachusetts, warrants nm IN saying that he @ con
en Of giving general Satisfaction 10 u! WHO ia! '' w
Terms ff moderats aud made known his rsideace o
above given at the residence OF the pupil de.
Cla the different stqges OF Ti'ic WI , oe o,ieu ne Oh S %
e a95 and Tq5e ms & t 9th 4nf g wHI li 9 at ~ Sf
T,AIRBANKS'S PATENT PLATFORM SCALES.-The
d,, # neTfsc,n and n ihelr sarcu. notifications have
rio.sd Gen To l the purposes for winch heavy transactions
ar stss sea ,a see sg %sE iii 8DSTRABLTY and ACCT
not eIs as s. yG, :Sscne nDs s@ o be e P,t II a
and throughout the entire range from the lowest TO the heh
rb scales Keep their ustlr-ent perfectly liable
to arrangement, and seldom to any eHq.s Tor 's2a ney
ars IN e & u mo-. & 81 the es aa SGs u IN 'f use The operation bes
perfect also The Dormant sgd Potable scale. 1t wefn
m N use for niesS ,neeeso @ esrs . tyr i,or'n
e, Gale s have Az been patented N England they
eIe9.veIy used. both IN prlysts and public rail
%.y. s cody J. tH T. TIC ThoNE So lis Broad .tfee
DATENT ELASTIC SHOULDER BRACE.-The super
ory OF this Brace all Others manufactured acknor
edged y all who tem and the extensive Demand igi ue
article duu. the past yeur. uihc!en guarantee Oh men
uty This article Intended TO brace the shou!ceF' ens
n he back and expand the chest sTlny Tree scuon " u
n-x. nnd beng formed with elastic back VIII ue ioclG
nj no mteiment 10 the fee Gi the arms faicn; Gi1
canadians are particularly requested 10 examine ms article ~
Will be found inu:e:te ene. - chd,en oil eter ef WIZ
have acquired the habit sOopng. md ndspetseoe " M ~
sons OF .tuous and sedenafy Gbt, his brace
unterthe lnmeiae Decton o NJ! fael VINO M, ec e'
-urd for the last iecn year manu- different ar
ticl for the same purpose and ro'v confidently cers he i
tent Elastic Brace superior 10 any ctcie ever Uol cne
hi observation.
,,ne- wholesale OF reta the old e-taDrEinent o. PAR-
SELLS * AGATE. ST Broadway. coETc! OF faIk Place
& A. continue the manufacture OF heiI superior n!lce
Inc Elastic Rldn: Belt The supc:onty OF tbs article consist
- .. - ard m 't Iu,ab,i,v al9 I'm
rryi1 BAKERS AND BREWERS.-The subscriber i, now
fo;;1t and Unsrolnd Ma and HOPS: al l.lein prices
' JOHN Il. TAYLOR, Agent,
n0ir. No. il3 Wa'renstIee
TJ,O BRISs F0TNDERS.-FO sALE-si1 Flask, with
screws. also large Turning heel with Patent Roller:
X w Macon No. q icade street. IN the rear eFsJ .,
INN PLATES-I c. IX-IXX. iXXX and all O;heI extra
~ s--'7 - CASS & WARD. II Broad street.
YADTPR-ls casks prime Ombro. for rcls By
AI ais GRINNELL MINTURN & CO. 70 south Il
10 COfrEE-sr0 bags prime green f5I sale By
Il ais GRINNELL, hlNTuES & co. 40 south H.
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TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
Nn 1E0 s.I'p

All kinds of JOB Printing such as
fArhLETs, MAMMOTH Snow BiILs
S4IALoGcks. LECTURE Bills
GEWcSs. CARps. CONCERT Bills. Plain and
Insurance PoLICIxs Falry
BILLS o. LApISG, Pollr,cAt Bills
ClkCuiARs VcI-t.ps lna,,i e.
'topuy e1cutsS AZ the Office o the Tribune No. l69 Nassau
rTeet-oppc-!te the Park.
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Hre, either of the undersigned =, g sEcbain, E%3ssSSSs0'
| New York. EkIf kiI'f iiaW Il. CASEY.

rI,O IEOS MASrERSFot sale. Mil Sitfs III tle ne' f III
ate i-hlUho -" Btumn"uN Coal MA ifh , Ue "a be,.
S, n,,aiy in Pennsy The CclTC>t t 10 e Me ~. -
@ & nn D,e n 70 finlior rether. The cammriicati1np
rompc. y, NJ, pkiepl and Hlliinofc Dy ,h' @ T. @ ,rb.r M
For Psnphlet, descriptive 0i the property nn' "a
frnatnn appy t. Archibald Mcinyfe Aiohny ~ ~ w.
Hocrtsoi Phinepha Ia the uniefslenel AZ n.o ~" of
rsnr, Exchange New York. when may ~ seen speo'eo'
The con and ore aO nnp, md sections 9t 'e
w. Ia t-Ns'sl 'g,'H A%----
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-01

ITANlILY BOARDlNG.SCIQOI. FOR BOYS. Wilton.
j. Fnired 60. Ct-le number oi pupils Is limited To ~
The next session. viii commence May lst.
IgRMs-Fcr i"tlG TGi:un washing bedding. &C. SO ior
Summer and So, g.; t.inter Sessions OF - wl-ks each.
" b. An interview can e had with the Principal. during
the tr,t and lat weeks OF April by cns a the Office OF TIE
Rev D. Newell Ei.tor ci the Christian tn ha4a: 4" -
Nn-,gtst.ect, winch place circular, a nay lG - OBJ
i4!nel. thi lm'J JANIS Byl IL, Itliclm
WHITE PLAINS INSTlTt u PRIVATE BoAED.ko
w school FOR BoYs.-tlrcula may be cG.!ncd 1T the
bookstore OF William Jackson. Il. Erundway .
JOaS SWlNBURNE. a. VI.
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To the Wings of the Union.
THE CLAY TRIBUNE.

at the suggestion Of many Wings, the under
signed will commence, the first week in May,
and publish once week. tlil the close of the
Presidential campaign, a cheap Wing paper Of
moderate SIC, to be thoroughly devoted to the
advancement oi the Wing cause and the election
Of HENRY CLAY
THE CLAY TRleuNE will be half the size Of
the present Weekly Tribune, (or exactly the same
as the Daily Tribune prior to its recent enlarge
ment) and will contain substantially all the Politi
cal matter which appears in the Daily and Weekly
Tribune, with brief summary of the News Of
and transmitted TO subscribers for the full term
Ia little over six months) at the following rates
For a sinsle copy SO cents
D eopies- -----SI.
Is copies i'll one package. .$5.
And in the latter proportion for any number
below 100. One Hundred Copies will be sent
TO any one Post Office for the whole term for
$50, or scarcely more than cent copy.
We shall endeavor in this paper TO do thorough
Justice to the Tariff question, showing the vital
necessity and uniform bcneicence Of the Pro-
tecivc policy, and the respective positions OF the
two great parties on the subject.
Those who may sec fit to favor US with their
patronage will obligc us by sending in their names
as early as possible, so US TO secure full sets,
since we cannot afford, at tho price above stipu-
lated, to print large editions on the chunco Of
selling them. We can only agree TO supply with
the first numbers all orders which shall reach us
before May 10Th. ..
u The first number of tho Clay Tribune will
contain the Proceedings Of the BALTIMORE
CONVENTION.
u Subscriptions may bo RENTED through
the post Offices at our risk.
O." When single copies are ordered, the price
of which is so cents for the term, the names OF
the subscribers i'll be written on the envelope, but
in all other cases where clubs of five or moro are
formed, the packages must be directed 10 some
individual of the club or TO the Post Office.
Orders arc respectfully solicited.
GREELEY & McELRATH;
Tribune EuldnGs leo Nassau ST.
Nt,o York .7pr! lO;h, ls4l.
Lifo and Public Services of Henry Clay,
Dy SARGENT,
MAY be obtained a, Redding II Cos. Boston; Zie-
Der & Co.'S Philadelphia, and al Gushing & Broth
ers', Baltimore This Biography is the fullest and
most complete of any ever published Of Mr. Clay,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-01

,,oNRnINC NJ y COCRTLAND S1,-'i'hs establish
Is Smcnt having ken cas ready to e. @ i,E1, ,,S
comfortable Hiatu4c"'S' l'" " npsO ln'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-01

I,EMAIE INSTrrUTE-No. 962 Nineteenth street; b;-
J. tween the 9rh md l0tl nycnue will b. rc-npencd aS
Boarding ard Bay School Wednesday. the t Of May next
For :lriler miorlnon apply tire rnncpas Mss Guuec
and Miss Mnrtniae ReeIence-Rev. Geo Lane and T. F.
FJ,"rs ~ the e. 4 and j.; George Peek b d. Editor Of the
Quarterly Review; l. :: furdy. NJ d. rs Boone street;
" Harper. ESQ. Bfookyu ard al No. Waist nly:weGd
SCHOOL FOR YOiiNG LADIES' of Hudson -.
= and Duane Pnrk-The Misses Ives will open their Sch0"l
on Monday May 9Th Circulars contanln terms and reiei
enre I.ny ia, the Book store, of Mes H. Lockwood
ali Bfonlway and 4. E.nbrc. 9r3 Greenwich st.
Bows under the age offs years vii be received IN the pnnny
De- a. w
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-01

;NTED-A place b7 an active coiare! man ss wni;er.
80, -. '''' ~ a.j2,-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-01

Ey The NEw-ESGLANp Fruit BooK-a most
Interesting aud invaluable little work-being de-
scnptve catalogue Of The most valuable varieties of
the Pear, Apple, Peach, Plum, Cherry, &c.-has
Just t1en published, and is for'salc by Sa1ton N
Miles 1 MS is an anindispcnsablc work TO all engaged
in the cultivation of fruit.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-01

IN ASTS-A s;na,oa 5y !r,ga-;ESic ynuNS woman as
w rs.ubetna. OF T.. genera ac>'wofs N sntu. re-
.,cstalk family fc ut t!:y fe.ecc> 5c sver-
d 90 II ~ ~, Il Wsixer = az 2t'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-01

Lifo and Public Services of Henry Clay,
SARGENT,
May be obtained a, Reddng Il Cos. Boston; Zie-
Der & Cos Philadelphia and at Gushing & Broth
ers Baltimore This Biography is the fullest and
most complete of any ever published Of MIR Clay,
and is sold at the uncommonly low price ofl2I cents
per copy; Ten copies for 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-01

4, ERSlllP.-The undersigned naye nstocl1ted
Othemseye- for the of'ranSactngn w loehr o
v ,, Commission Business under the GHue or lfi Oi fi'
DLErON & MORGAN. ut 30 From, .,Iee Ne;y, - OK
~ ENOCH Il. PENDl.ETDN.
JOHN y. MORGAN.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-01

p0ARDlNG SCHOOL. FOR BOYS; New Canaan Semi
ID nary Ct. Number oi pupik limited 70 twenty:
The Principal be- during the hrs and last week 81
April 500 pearl,ree Circulars may be oblnned ?i M H.
$ Webb Al ru;.st, Mr. Vim. Browning, y North Moore
street. d. :. Dunconib, BUwety. JOHN OSBORN.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-01

rI,EAS.-sQ chests Souchouz; 30 half chests Gc
80 halfche> NrZ Yong Souci.ous
81 do Cnper -onchong.
30 Che7t fine Moiee Powchong
20 fancy boxes tine Mchee SOucaonS
100 chest, Hysoa
10 fancy boxes Hyson fine.
100 c!r~ts Yong Tyson.
20 half chests do.
30 chests Eyson SKIN.
s. ha!: chests sls-tior f;unpowder
50 do do Imperial.
All County, packed and Of late lmporstlqn. ,,
For .aie By GRlNNELL. AlN = kN a ~
d. ~ Soutn street
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-01

VIZ tNCEiFonlc- can have The ees, .e-y.n;, n III;
W try a. The Zoe laJeltiseaae oaee. ~ G'an1 81
N y.
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~ TRIBUNE BOOK BINDERY,
''"' Spfuce-street, Tribune Buildings.

JAMES PRINGLE,
FL A y AND NAMENTAL
BOOK NDER.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-01

The tlra-che- Plumbing hrne-s-ntroGucing the Co-
ton into Ilouye Baths Water Co-e.' &C. 3c lie hasco-
.nrv an hnnd full suppl OF t,vbuila celebrated and Justly
approy.I TIXSEp Lead Pipe. which he ws:rrn; TO al @ h
At 70 Broad ,reet: or. left with p. NAfL0R g CO.
nnlh LIN Is' DIOnuNEy.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-01

AT CARD-IoHS VI DUFrIELp. OF NATcnEz, Allssi''-
Ip will attend legal busaes' that may be colltd 10 h
m the Circui Courts Of Adams nad thu aaccil cune' ~ u
IN The SUPERIOR OF the State. \ favorable pfo>Sinh
connection will enable HIM 70 attend 10 bushes
Gmnf 4 nnron Van ArNlal., Cauldwell ant
Eni,, ,rnrhr,n gent FOR Brown NafnOrk.
Bfutiers. S Co. Malcolm y unu'
Sam. Cochran. lienfy LhVeIy' ;.,
ku $40 y
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-01

I3TANTEpAs s,na;.oa b active cno'ci man from ms
,,.rb .,fcsf -.,r 50 2e
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-01
PREPARATORY BOARDING SCHOOL
,I,mE ,,.ll1AIrRl,IAI AI. Nm COlI .EGIATE sCMOn

u VIE. tUNINFKIINI. MD OVIItNIt T. NI1V7''I
i 70 West NHstii g'oH Piuc".
The undersigned thnnk,l ir the ere. ot distinguished n
winch hi, already attended tcly enterprise ald hole'
ug ihu; their general principles cisiruc,ioa and discipline re
such secure the appreciation OF the community Eespecy
invite the attention parents guardians the location Ire
Plan and the excellent character o the Institution uiicr iht
cir-.
In the absence ofany School high order uniting the
ral departments English French and Classical learning tGce
she wI the advantages of pubic and private eiucntun T
located their school contiguous Ia trccnwich AMI Chee
and yet near Wnshnsor Square accommodate Icu
patrons OF that Immediate nelghlpfhnrd.
Terms OF tuition vary from 10 To so per quarter
Junior Clss, boys under ten years ol age w a. m i9Ieu
early 10 the ensuing SPRING lSAAI ~ ~ nni'.,.
liltt.c I'm GEO. w tI4NNhI.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-01

Us LOIS In W iliiamsbI.rS 1Of Saic-Si1 ellib G
BUILDING LOTS oext.a size located the main thorough
fare East from the South Ferry surrounded by new and good
buildings. They VIII be sold cheap cte partnership. A
ply F. J. FISH, ~ Nasau-st. SewY YUrk The evening
az hs residence IN Williamsburg. fey #
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-01

StCHOoI.-Thc attention OF parents c>dng IN Chelsea.
- Greenwich and vicinity invited To -. Lukes school,
corner Hudson md Grove streets under the matnceient 81
C. A. ROGERS Principal and i've associate eichefs inc
are unusunIy spacious and healthy Instruction. pact
rr and thorough Discipline. parental. but >irc'. he care
un fait;lnc.s Of Principal and reucheTs reI;e! -
promote the teath cheeqines' cnd morn Improyenrni f
pnpi. rs well Their ,cudy progress the .Hiol' studies
pursued. Ierns-cnr department. 10 sl2 Jnnf do slt -.
,l! !1,.pn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-01

New-York hpnl22 ls+i u24 wv
nISSOLTTION or COPARTNERSlliP.-T The copaFlgr
hIp heretofore eX.tuc between the subscribers uiGef t
6,,, nT A;lES H. HEWITT Il co. this day dss"ye' il
mutual consent Firth & Hall having pure lase'! The inrrl :"
James l. Hewitt they alone authorized 10 see ,nG 49
" 49, FIRTH Y HALL.
FIRTH l. HALL viii continue the business qt tie Gld
stand NJ go roadsay OF Park Place. mud have te
s0le agency Chickering's Celebrated Piano tortcs AZ ei
teu,,yc assortment lsc and Musical Instruments o' h
Sps nlwny. hand and for sale ut reasonable prices
New Yorh. April %. lb4i h.t IL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-01

V1HE ANNUAL DIVIDEND seven per cent? on tre
sock qte Fr.t Lyeeum Village IN End Il, BeEes & sSna of
Stockholders IN this City paid al a. b. III MAIDEN
Lane con.cr Water Il. ,,r, ~
Phadephn &c vii! e p14 al tie usua! places IN their re-
a~itte ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-01

DRINTING INK KMANUFACTORY.-Th snlecnheT y
has been engaged the nnnu.1 81 Pnr:ng luhs 10y
inward Of p ye3 has recently Introduced steam power oo
improved machinery into MS ianuiactory Which eni'e, ,l
IA Furnish h,, customers With very superior article irte
and merchants who mny hR.e orders Tor Printers iss ""
md them PROMPTLY executed nj moderate pFc ana ty E
nss,,red It beng .upyied with Ink of excellent quality
The subscribers manufacture lax r coor. w hf
Hue Green, Sc Onders directed TO IN, fauihclciy
Rye through tie dispatch post vii be pupcualy attended
m This paper has or several yers past been pnuted wf
In. foni tn, nIanui9ctcry York. March ~ i:ii
in .:s !: i: ,:v ,''' GEO. MATHER.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-01

METAL ROOFs GUARANTEED WATER TIGHT
WI FOR FIVE YEARS WHICH Is FOUR YEARS
LONGER THAN CSu AL.-The s,itscne- have nSen;isi
method II covering roofs with PLAIN gevhizf TN pa;es
which they guarantee remain water tight flt YEARS wha
put by them. The metal put on that II cannot ~
affected by the shrinking swelling Of the papSs on winch
laid or iiy the Contraction expansion oi the metal
The following gentlemen have had tie dwelling non-s ana
scr-s this city covered By tins method 10 f-' t'iacuo
Henry B;eyori. Eap.. corner Of 81! nyenue aA ANh It
John = ScheryDer hofn Esi- 10. ID BTo1iwry
nn vi Amn Eq COZ OF Exchange place aad Wl'cia-.t
J Grren Pearson Esq. Merchants Exchange. Walls;
Geo. g. Batter. Esq. No 81 Nasaus;.
Francis Burrii. Esq, b. Broat-st -. u
Notice gwen that the improvement palene NJ Itl
The trade wishing roofs by the uDciDSt' pun
obtain permission ra0terate terms; -op.I
n,tIitf r NAYLOR & CO - and I2 Broad ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-01
ng 1m. IL WiInm street. Ncw-Yotk

J,IRE PROOF IRON SAFES.-Sncs Wiltcr'| Soani.-
der Safes have desevedly gained fiic high '2Gtht l
thcy now have attempt, have been iad are nov aLs l
Others nnd palm oil nn inferior ufrr Tor Eehne
and IN recommending them they t1i tn SalntirI ~
oy safe among the pupoTnE 10 be rrepfh"t VIZ
hg> IN al! proved u be- bry true bat whose G
fnnnnr SHES have proved successful ~ al Eases itha
been Wle> and not the imitation or the 20 called lpfs s
Enl
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-01

rvs BAKERS AND BREWERs.-The subscriber j, now
,rrpared 10 supply the above with superior quality o;
f;ro;1t and ground Mali and HOPS Al l,ein pFces
"'' ~ JOHN L. TAYLOR. Agent,
No ia Wryren-stFeet
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-01

TIOR sALE-A good Double Counting N90m j Desk Api
II rnhg 10 w. & J. 7. TAPSCOII. - Pecx SIP.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-01

%TEW TEA. COFFEE AND SUGAR STOKE; M 20, -
.leculy informs his Tead and the public a he its opened
nrre wholesale and rc-a Ten. COlee ami Sugar St" ~ W
r,abrhe,l house 90 Gcenwlch Munny. kes? Ger
stnnily hand large md well selected assortment :" .he
mnsn Coffee also stunts Refined Loaf CT,hei. rG.s
Sugars, MouSscs and syrup lus.l"; WEI
large assortment OF fresh Family Grocefe,. &c ne Ho.e
stock ha yIns been purchased for cash w be -9 a tae 't
Ioyset nb prices Fnmiles Boarding house keepers and
eaefs requested To call and examine tile above lock PIE
yio,Is 10 purcha,in.. -. c
-''- j. o. FOWLER,
80 Greenwich 1T. cor Mrray.
naS Iu. md Is GreenwIc. COZ Ne.trg.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-01

JNTANrE!;-i SITUATION by respectable young wouian.
wh 5e>i city :ererce Elise sentnsIFess
chau,h.rnl:!n pd.air iuiy Apply ct III Siubef7ys
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-01

rENO PRINTERS AND ENGRAN ERS.-Superior Gard, of
DESCRIPTION manufactured by thu New ok Gard
Manuiactory for sele low by L. SMITH. ll3 John !.
nj ~. opposite Cliff 4.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-01

"a ECONOMY AID FASHION.-Ihe .ubscrber has
a reduced superior Imitation hol-kh hats Oh iG Do
The above elegant Dc, ai ana VII & c'npa.s s1
an,cfnng FT sad k oi he bet quality latest patterns
and ct the lowest pnce=. r., ,..-
b. Country dealers supplied oy u case as Ic" h'' io"
e. ''an si' O'-'' ''' J. W. KELLOGG. ~ Canal st.
rh2s Am. corner Of Thompson Il.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-01
| An ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL BOARDING
"a SCHOOL Tor BOYS. Bloomfield EsseG Co ~ D. L miles

MISSES RAINSFORDS BOARDING AND DAY
vi SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, No q living place,
Ncw.Yofk The tenn Of TINS establishment Tii coIl
Rg, Reverend Bishops Of Newf oIk NewJescy and Mas
,nchse,s tire Rev. Dc. Beren Ferris; 'lin.r, Matthew
Seabury Taylor nnd Wainwright, the Rev: Me-srs. Baic'
Forbes gbee Price md Perry Iaucs y. Ellman and j. H.
Ilick> Esp Me-srs swords Saniol & Co.. and slesrs.
bartlett * Wexford New York. IL w,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-01

IA R.CASEY. CIv!l. ENGINEER and SlE;EEInt
w will remove on the lst Nlny from No. = Merchants
Exchange No. . Chambers street corner OF Centre street
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-01

No. PARK Rorc, opposite the dstor House;
THE Subscriber have ust received their Spring ,u}py
4 HOOKS ~ iT1O\rRE ard offer me iIlIUwnt
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-05-03
Bfntugun0cu.

l. TsrH 9atsrlaRrstEsanea 8siNrtr 3et'
'F9dann sehnlsts ttrvn orS'tSs. n 1@ EFHE*4s Z
2.Dst SnbierrtIcnss prerstt 6 \ lbae SO en- s
seer "a lsrs t0us un9 ntAt IN
ner BALI Dst Icn 9N1te tts Sagrs tsJaDn hr.rN Ai
Die 3eitAns sann cann aufSesEe" wsrrsn, men" al
S1tR@ncs brS1Dlt 'inO. @
~ .stH SUr Dem 9serlaufpes Sabrrs rie 3t"ns MID
auSctnntSt wre, 10 trtrat IrIes ais cine" ~ una
fteielte fur rIn anrcrrs SGrE u ssyaltsH.
S.) Sem ntsrcbebet wuU H.. stnsn trern 3ettraum ala
McnAtca an Jenan JseII. p : a SUI. rt'& sAsss
6. Dis ,rrnrun5 ScfbtsDr an soften Ter untsridbrter
In Src DTS rras9etcr ro'firep e1n0'"nE! "Stes"
z. 4u,e, ~ q oen FIR ce ut.y.u @rcic Cradt milSrh
abr IoScb sAD wcrpcn, man n'et "nf lonFl9
Nrt in :HscbnE1S itcpt. t-.... .---.-.-s.v 4
@rSeoer pritmeiiter bat cas 9tedt, etnen Srlet
in meIhem fi 3citun9s9elo befnoet re' an Den
Druofer ;s iberfeHosH. .... .....s....,,.- ...-..
gPenn uns nnfere entfv1uten eeier aIic @eo fenben
mpcn, 70 trauhen lie su thren poitneter 81 Sc.
ben nnb IN etncr Geqenrpart oas 9eo III eneu 0rlet
an uns Su legen. Gr hre6t irbann Die aooreee oarnu
unc franfirt oen gref, p,ourh BEN Subcribeuten u
benz Cruter bdS l>cit9elo erIpart tplro. .
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