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The daily union., 1846-08-31
LATE FROM HAVANA.

The schooner Merchant, Capt. Kean, arrived at
this port yesterday, IN four days from Havana. BY
her We received files of Havana papers to the 10th
inst. inclusive.
BY arrival from Campeachy, intelligence was
received at Havana to the 5th inst An official pa
per Ell Sigio XIX published at Merida, the capi-
tai of Yucaan, in its editorials expresses itself in
favorable terms of the declaration pronunciamsnto
of several Mexican departments, and applauds the
call for Gen. Santa Ana. The same paper states,
also, that the Congress of Yucatan had unanimously
approved bill for the admission, free of duty, OF
all saltpe,re and sulphur, intended for the manufac-
ture Of gunpowder.
The Diario de la Marina, of Havana, states that
the steamers Montezuma and Guadalupe, which
lately belonged to the Mexican government, had
been purchased by the commander-in-chef of the
naval post at Havana for the Spanish service, and
now form part of that navy. H..
Capt. Kean confirms the accounts, before publish
ed Of Santa Ana having sailed from Havana on the
9th inst, on board the British steamer Arab, for
Vera Cruz Charleston Courier.
The daily union., 1846-08-31

FRoM COUNCIL BLUFFS AND FoRr LEAvEN-
woRrH.-We learn from the officers Of the steamer
Balloon, which arrived on Saturday, that another
large body of Mormons, estimated at from four to
six thousand in number, had arrived at Council
Bluffs, and were encamped there and in that vicini.
ty. A part of them were to proceed to Bellview,
but the most Of them expected to pass the winter
the Bluffs and in the Indian purchase, on the oppo-
site side of the river, where they have extensive
tracts under cultivation. They say that they have
sufficient provisions to last them for fifteen months,
but will have to provide clothing and other articles
necessary TO their comfort during their journey,
before they leave the settlements.
The Balloon, on her return, was at Fort Leaven-
worth on the 18th. Col. Price, with his regiment,
and Lieut. Wilcox, and his extra battalion, had
left the fort the day before, leaving two companies
which were to set out on the evening of the lSth
The daily union., 1846-08-31
BY this Evenings Southern Mail.

From the N. o. Commercial Times, Aug. "a, II m.
MOST IMPORTANT NEWS FROM MEXI-
co.
Overthrow and imprisonment Of Gen P1sds,.-The
country pronounced IN fauor Of Santa .3aa.-His
arTipai at Vsra Cruz.
Through the politeness Of an eminent commercial
house. we have Just been placed in possession Of the
following most important intelligence from Mexico.
The news was received by British man-of. war,
which touched at the Balize with dispatches from
the British minister at Mexico for his government.
The purport Of these dispatches is that the United
States haze iaksn possession Of the CaSonias and thai
The repolution in tapor Of Santa .9na is complete.
We suboin the following letters, from which it
will be perceived that the steamer Arab with Santa
Ana on board, was in sghtof Vera Cruz on the 10th
instant.
VERA CRUZ, Aug. l6, 1876.
Aaailng ourselves of the opportunity by a British
-of-war, we have just time to state that Mexico
and Puebia have since also pronounced for fedora
ton and Santa Ana. Bravos government, hardly
established, was overthrown and General Salas has
put himself at the head of the movement until Santa
Ana may arrive.
Tranquility was soon restored. Gomez Farias
aided the partsans of Santa Ana to bring about the
revolution. His sons have come down here to well
come Santa Ana, who left the Havana on the 9th in
British steamer called the Arab, accompanied by
Almonte, Haro Tamariz, Rejon, and Boves, and
thus ought to be here every day.
Gen. Paredes was taken prisoner, and is kept in
the citadel of Mexico. Gen. Salas has issued al
ready letter of convocaton of Congress- on the
principles of 1924, and the members are to assemble
at Mexico on the 9th December next
The present conveyance carries the news Of the
annexation of California to the United States, re
ceved last night by express at the British consulate
VERA CRuz, Aug 16, 1886.
Advices have just been received by express of the
formal ANNEXATION OF CALIFORNIA TC
THE UNITED STATES! and this vesse-of. wal
takes the British minister's dispatches to New Or
leans and to England.
The whole country has declared in favor of Sants
Ana, who left Havana for here in the Arab steamer
but has not yet arrived, which makes his friends
rather anxious for his safety.
Postscript. The Arab just in sight!
The daily union., 1846-08-31
From the New Orleans Picayuns, Extra, Aug. "a.
ARRIVAL OF SANTA ANA.

The British brig-of-war Daring arrived off the
Balize las, evening from Vera Cruz and two of her
officers came up to town this morning with a mail
aud dispatches.
The steamer Arab arrived off Vera Cruz on the
18th inst, with Santa Ana on board. He imme-
dately placed himself at the head of the movement
in that department. The departments of Pueba and
Mexico have declared for Santa Ana, and Paredes
has already been taken prisoner. The revolt at the
capital was headed by Gen. Salas.
Before Santa Ana left Havana he took letters
from Gen. Campbell to Commodore Conner, and
avowed himself, reply to some inquiries as to his
intentions, as follows: ''lf the people OF my coun.
try are for war, then am with them; but would
prefer peace"
News has been received in Mexico that Monte.
rey, in California, has been seized by one of the
vessels of the Pacific squadron. Another account
says that all California has yielded to the Ameri,
cans. .... '..
The daily union., 1846-08-31

The name of no person will be entered upon our
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made in advance.
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From the N. o. Commercial Times, Aug. "a, IL a
MOST IMPORTANT NEWS FROM MEXI-
co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-02

CHANGE OF HOURS
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOW6,
Commencing Monday, September 18th, 1915.
Leave Now Yolk-At o'clock, A. NJ, Boston Train for
Greenport, daily, SundAys excepted, stopping
Leave BrooklynAt OK A. for Famingdnle and ntemed
ate places, daily Sundays excepted, and on
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, through
to Greenport and intermediate places .
N4P. M, for Farmingdale and ntermodiate
places, daily, Sundays excepted:
Leave 0reenport-Boston Train at O'Clock, r. M or
the arrival Of the steamer from Norwich
daily, Sundays excepted, stopping at b.
Georges Manor and Earmingdale.
atsoclock, AM; Accommodation Train
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays .
Leave Garmngdae-For Brooklyn, 6x oclock, "A M and
Up. NJ, daily, Sundays excepted:
Leave Jamaca-For Brooklyn O'clock A. M and ~ r
M. daily. Sundays excepted Fare TO
Tsotting CS1Iss lsk Jamaica 81 sIushvs * Hyde PsIi
HHsPp:!ssd Sss5 c:Ils rlas: M wsTSS1y q
sok s.OH % Lake. Read Station sd9s M Msd a
Overhead s2f Ja%espor ssh; M.ttesuek s2h; Cut
Greenpor by Bosten Train 4 %.
Stages readiness the arrival Of Trains the several
1sstions take low Fares to all parts Of
Baggage Crates will be in readiness Re foot Of Whitehall
street, receive Baggage for the severed Trains minutes b.
fore the honr Of starting from IL Brooklyn side.
The Steamer Statesman Leaves Greenper for Bag arbor
twice each day The arrival Of the Trains from Brooklyn
n6rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-02

The old Johonnet horse, that has been for long
chusetts Hospital for Lunatcs died last week. eyed thr
ty.eight years.
Samuel A. HYDE was convicted Of rape, in the
Erie circuit at Buffalo, Tuesday last He was SEN
fenced 10 the state prison for fourteen years and three
months.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-02
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Circulation. Forty Thousand.

DAILY HEHALD-Every day. rrco csuU Poi coPy-
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per cogy.Sl12x cent? Per annnm-payable IN advance
ADVERTISEMENTS the usual pnces-aWays casn
PRINTING Of slbkinds executed WIKI beauty and des
All letters or communications, bv mall Addressed TO
the esabshment post paid, or the postage Will be
deducted from the subscription money RENTED
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor OF the
New YoRK HERALD EsTA ~ ,sHMKHS
Northwest Of Fulton and Nassau streets-
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To PRINTEAS THROUGHOUT THE
UNITED STATES.
DRINTERS INK cfa superior quality always ON hand at
Pr o. BENJAMIN srnliI Once. i1s Greeavich st. large
onck eIocn Ney York News Ink zoe; Book do, tec,
country. .
pr 3 nor supplies morss<.,A two hundred papers
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EoR sALE-A supply q TTfss j,,, received and for
Aiso Bordeaux Wines csais ana cssss Keeh Xbsnth
and Champagne, Of the best brands. }2SimsT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-02

STATE AGRICULTURAL SocIETY.-At the meeting
Of the executive committee of the New York state
Agricultural Society resolution wa: passed dssc'ns
the state fair 10 be held at Auburn the 18TH and
7th ~ sentember next proyided that the requisite
funds be raised by the citizens Of Auburn Also Tor
paying DR. Lee for extra services peIiorSso ~ nun =
csved AZ but lays over for nna action st the
February meeting oths board az % % 2,
thc " sh nrcssnt board The monthly meetings
Of the BE- held on the and Wsans.tsy Of
@ az Nav meeting, which will be held Ut Auburn
or The h. purpose selecting the site Of the annual fair
Also for appointing the viewing committees.dibsny
axsus. Jan. 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-02

We devote considerable space to the discussion Of the
subject, because, although somewhat removed from the
more immediate scene 10 yet matter Of interest to
Of justice to the worthy and industrious class whose
characters have been thus fully assailed and whose
means Of livelihood always precarious and uncertain
seeking to destroy. We repeat, hope Congress will
act upon this memorial and speedily by the repeal OF the
injurious law do away with efectually odious sys
tenn Of injustice and oppression II 10 grievances long
papaby wrong that 30 large body Of industrious and
humble but honest and honorable men, should be thus
in measure thrown out Of employment by this specie.
Of rival etonshould longer have their means Of
exist upon and revs in the spois With full confidence
In their cause, the body Of the New YORK luos nave
thrown themselves upon the justice OF the Congres OF
their country assured of impartial hearing and IN IN
issue full Fighting Of their wrongs. With oil our hea1
We wish them success.
TCorrespondence Of the Boston Post
NV YoRK, jan %, ls46-A violent war has boen
wsgsd here for the last ten or twelve days. between
the New York pilots Of the old school and the press
These pilots ii Ia alleged, furnished late from
Europe brought by the snip Liberty for the Ne'D Ycys
Herald, and withheid II from all the other morning
This charge does not appear to be we'll made out but
IL were true, do not that the pilots could be
justly charged With unfains or knavsry anything
Of the kind. They board ships far off at sea- bring in
all the news they obtain, and dispose Of to the
and 10 the advantage Of the public For months
past they have given the Herald preference above all
Others and for the very good reason that that paper
In the year is3s--I believe that the year-two
ships, called the Mexico and the other the Bristol
were lost Sandy Hook, and ightful loss OF ire
was the consequence II was charged that she misnt
shore in sIsctionssrins for Mr. Van Buren,. Awsrws
at once commenced upon them By the whig press sna
hes been kept up with the nest unrslsnting Jury WV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-02
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
f r O M M E XICO.
TEN DAYS LATER.
FORMATION OF THE PAREDRS MINISTRY.
The American Minister Ordered to
Leave the Country.
PROBABLE WAR WITH THE
UNITED STATES,
&c. &c, &c.

The barque Pario, Captain Kinney, arrived at New
Orleans, on the 23d ult., with advices from Yer
Cruz to the 18th ult.
These advices are Of the greatest importance.
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COUNTERFEIT DETECTOR

ODER 9serseibniB Der eefdlibten in Den
Sereinoten Staoten sirfullrenoen Sanf
ncten, iommt Saufnotenliife uno Morft:
prsis, in peutf6cr Sprahe,
bcraueseseten Don Stspban Wlolitor, 5srt
ausaeber oes Solfstlatt's Cincinnati, Ohio.
Tim oen baufs all inns ssridtstcn QSan
ittsn su cntipretbcR uno einem ldn9t Sefibl
ten Ssphrfnife ab3ubelfeh baten mir une
sur 6eraus9ate eines
Counterfeit DcteFtors
in beutG dc g pratbe ennbloien
uno finri9eu biermit an, oaB Die erite Slum:
mer res pentleten Counterfeit 0etcttcrs his
ocn 7. opcr 8. uusuit [. 9. cricheinen Werpe.
OrrIelbe mirp 48 bis Sc Gotten III qrc6
OftaU cntbaiten mb uicbt MIR ein pcllttinsi
ges Serseihni6 aller befannten acfdlldtrn II.
9cdnbertrn 0lrten, Icnocrn AUDI cine unlfal'
lence 2ilte allrr Banfen iammt Anset9e librr
Discount, 3ablun9s uno peral lice
fern S(ebit tem miro lrcrr Stllmmer Elm
Olarftbcriht iaint anoCru fir oas Srlhaftes
leten ipitbti9e 9lctlien be9eft9t merpen.
Scr S&utlete Counterfeit 0rtettpr crIcbrint
i'm 4nfan9 cines jspen mouats.
spres perSabr9aua Elm 9baer 80 Gents.
eln3eInr 9(ummern 20 Cents.
GubIcrIbenten pes Sclfstatts unp folt6e,
wCltbC ocn Counterfeit Scteftcr nod Dor bPl.
fen erfcbeincn betteIlsn crboltrn ben Sabrs
gang III Dem prelIe bon einem 9taIer. - Sn
allen Sdllcn SorausbeSab bluna. - QSer finf
Sntlcrltentcn fammcIt, erbdlt pa6 Ictbste
gremplor frci.
0E7~ llntsribrebsr msrbsn in bsler 9rufss
rel an0enommen.
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warmers Sanf pom Staat 9sIam. .a9o orsr n
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9sew Seriep,
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burlington So. Sanf, Mscfore,
commercial Sanf pertb Nmbpp
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SarmsrS Sanf* Mpunt Sopllp
Sarmcrs II Wlehantts SaMt, Nabwap
Sarmers 1t Wleetanics DO Mlopletown
Olorris Go. 8ant' O1crristpwu
metbanics Sanf< burlington
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Oietbanics Oianufaetures eo* 9rentcu
Olcrris Canal Sr. 60. 81. 9. gitp, Uni
'peI sfeten nnsan9
0(rwarf Sanf Sni. Co Stewart
Orange Sanf., Orange
pecples Sant, VaterCcn
Yrincetcn Sant%', Yrineetcn
Salem 8anfins Cos, @alem
@tatc Santsst, Nemarf
estate Sanf* etsabetbtcwn
Estate Sanft garpen
State Sant Of Olcrrs' Olcrrlstomn
State Sant' Sle,p Srunspif h
Sn6rr Sant& Slewtcu
srcntcn Sanfina Co. 9rentcn Il
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pohcFcn Sanfin9 So. Sctcfen sebrp|
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-, oo,.'V"H''s oaht. spatterton sebro|
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ltonmoutbs 8anf Of 81 = ;Sreeboln asbI
slem 6ore 9rl Br. CO. >amtertpiac
81 : O'anuf. Ii 8onfins 60 6otcfen aetI
u = sprctrtticn II lombard 8anf G g
paterfon 8anf, paterIcn aebrc
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,SalbIn9ton SanfIna Go 6afenIaf ast,|
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QBertb Der Yonfnctsn

!
Stern bc;e,bnst Iinc, babsn entweber fa!fbe
ODER unl9ednperte Noten pnn pcrlbiebenen Ses
nennun9sn i'm llmlaufs.
9(as NIT snsm CD SrsuS bsSsbnstsn Sans
FEN narsn frlibsrbln 6Tentlbe 9spcIitsSontsn
Die 9ctsn csrjeni9en Sdnfen, welde mir
NIT einsm 8sSanfsnFribe IL beHibnen,wers
Den bon ben Srofsr5 nbt an9encmmsn.
pennlplpanien.
SanFcn in pbilaoelpbia.
Ransn. 9isecntO in YBIab.
Sanf BON NcrtD 2(msrifa* par
gtcrtbsrn Qibertt6. par
YenniDlponia* par
Ycnn Sounibtp* par
Der Ser. Staot." "a bis 25
Commercial Sanf,* BON YennlpIpanien par
Farmers II. MetbanicS 8onf par
8trarb bittU+ rnr
@irorp Ditto (Strpbsn)* in pbl'M 9e1blrT
&eniin0trn 90. par
&enltn9tpn Sapln9 Snittuta -
Mercbants 8ant pcn spbilac. betr9i.
WtoDmenllng Sdntf, par
Wdnuf. II. Webantc6 par
MehantC6 Sanf in Dhu'd, par
WanneI >abcr Banf (S.2S.9pct) 9ctr
Dennfplpania Sopiu9s Sonf tCtria
phtlabelphia 8anf* par
Qbilabelphta @aDin9 Snltttnt 9Ctrotbn
Qbilaeelpba soan gomr. %.
pcnn ScmnIcbip Cav SnIt. -
Hiharp6 CWarf) sebrch.
@5cutbmAre Carvings 8ant bCtris.
@dbupltla Cav Snititut Sctrcdben
ShuDlftQ 8nnf* -
Srutbwarf oittp par
QScltcrn 8nue par
Sanfen i'm Slnprn bpS Qan6cS
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Or. Vehter'5
gun9en- Dre Ierpotio,
DrCl6 so Gent oic NIa(tbe,

prcis so Gent bic SlaCbr
ST cine Ichr ftbiBtarc 3utercituna, entorft
ourrb einCn rcaclmd6i9en unp terIbmtcu btute
itbcn Nr5t, rCr lte ittcr fnnfia Sabre in lrls
ner ci9enen SDraris IN Dcuicblanb 9etrauc6t
Bate, III ipelcbcm Qanpe 0e wabrcnb entr
3ct duBCrit aus9eortnt brnuBt wuros, ,bri 6u>
tem GrfaItmaen Satsrbfeber, gnatrhi;ia;
Felt, &cudbutcn, ScltEn uEo NufcnItbmCr:
gen, !SIutpcicm jeper2lrt 8rut: unb qunacn
bRltbDerbrn, 1tnp III 5eilunq cer bcralmabcn
een Nus3rbrilna. 8Glrs fam ais Qob orr
obiacn WcbiSln 9eGaat rpcrbcn, obCr Die 3ei,
tunaetrfaitmoctun9cn inp gu fcNjptclla pa.
gu; ierer befrlcri9enoe Semcs in rc1enWirz
trn9cn miro in cinem ScrIucbe ba,nlt aCfuus
ben perocn, irpie autb SabIrelcbe Gmpftbluns
gen bic Nnpeifun9eSettel tc9leitenc. lleter
1000 SIaltbcn ituo aueiu IN ObiIabelpbia
pdbrrno bsm lcBtcu Wlnter oefauft mcrccn,
eln ibrr5euaCuoCr Srmes BON orfen0luBbar.
Felt, icntt iplrpe elne 70 9roBe Ouantltit nie
pPrtauft norben fein.
60 rprtiam 1T bic Olepi5in aepricn in
6eluna rcr pcridicrencn &ranfbeiten fir
mrIdr ite cmpfoblcn it, ba6 (te alien anocrn
Sutereitun9cn Ucn Sariaparilld, panaccaS
&C. fhncll .pcran9cbt.
0iclc 3cuanIde fnc Bon 3eit 3u 3cIt rrbais
ten uno tetannt aemotbt mosben, atcr rcr
&citenouftpano bon 3etln9sbctanntmac6uns
gen UcrbCtet btrcn WllubeiIuna bier. DIE
bt9Idutiacn t6nnen Icicbt iter3cuQt merz
ocn bon Der 0lAflibteit rieIer W1cpi,ln wcnu
tte anrufcn an Qeipps @clunobeits gmpcrl,
nm SO. 1911, 0lorb 2te Stra6e, untcvbalb
Der 8ineitra6c, gum Shilo ocs "aolrencn
9lrlrrs unp Stbanacn," 100 3ruaniGr mp
0l1bwciIunQcn. bunrcrten bon SdlIm oct
nerfmNrpiAItrn &uvrn rureb bicle 0JleH3n,
oor0rSeirt merocn t6nnrn.
Ncacin9, SnIi /, 1915.
9lrie Neri3n 1T 81 brm cten anaeae;
rncn prelie in picicr 0Iu6crci IN batcm.
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'pcnn SomniCDlp Sao Sht. =
Htharb6 CWarf) 9cbrch.
@5outbmArf @aUtnas Saut bCtril9.
&bupltla Cav Sultitut 9rtrrtben
ShuDlflu 8nnf* i
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QSctern 8nre par
Sonfen i'm Snnern oe5 9anocS.
Sanf pcn 2tNc9bsnD, ~ &ebforr, ln9an9b.
Searsr, III Seapcr, 90
Sm1tara, 81 I2arrS6ur9, 9cIhlriFn
9SoibmQtrn, ~ 2Solbin9ton, un0on0|
GDamber9bWr9 III @bambsr5burS /
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Nit5bur9, 81 Yitt56ur9, |
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9daw1re @NuntD. ju GDsittr, par
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geni5taun III 2twiStoun, Ii
MfjroIttnNn iu Mibrlctaun, |
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9tortbumberlanb IL Ncrtbumbtrl. par
Strf5 Gontp Sanf III Mcapjn9, -
Stntrc Ditto Su Selcfrnte, aciblcsen
SitD Sanf ju pitt5bur0, lln9nn0bar
@plumbia Srifen GsIeNlbnft, Goumbia par
@arliale bittc* su Gorli6le. Il
DoDle6tdltn Ditto su OoDls6tduu, par
Cation btttp* III Gaitpn, par
@rcRon9e Ditto 3u Yitt6bur9, II
Certificate Il
S0ctt Sloten Il
@rhan9e 3,pei9 ju SopliboDsburq, Il
Certificate
erie Ditto ju Grit, l3l
6armtr5 II. 9ropcr6 III WapneSburo 81
DO idblbar IN curront SSonbs 81
TarncrS unp Ditto bttpiu Vitt5Guro, ot6r.
FARMERS unb rjttC %. 5u Savette 81. .osbr.
Sarmers unb 90 ~ SrrncaitIe Scbroh
Srantn bttr 81 9SdIbnQtrn, 81
Sormer6 Sdnf y. Sud6 @ty 1; Srt(tpl, por
6armer6 Ditto NON 2anca'fer* III Qnntalfer nor
8armsr5 Ditto, non 9ieapina* ~ 9ieo. par
Qarrj6bur9 Ditto III ],drri6bur0,
S3nrmrnD Snlfjtute III l,ormcnD, unoono
&9oneSbnlc Sont Su @,cm6balt, II
9untjn9Hpn Ditto W 5?rmtin9eon unaonQ.
Sunjata NittU iu Hsmi6taun, unoono.
Qanfalter 90. iu Qontoifer, nor
toneatter gountp 8anf, III $ancaNrg bar
Qe6anrn %. III Qe6anon, Mar
Qumbermnn'6 %, III QGarrcn, 9cbrct6en.
Warrtettd II. SuSqueb. Grabtuo@c. urob.
MerbantS II. Mnnuf, Sanf+ pitt56urM
Certificate
W1rebouies 8anf pitteturo, trtriq.
Wonnn9obela oittU non SraunSpiNe, 81
Dott 0lotn 9
Wtner6 Sanf Drn Nctt6oi(Ic, nor
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