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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-04

LATER FROM SOUTH AMERICA. Caracas
papers of the S0th May, contain the following
intelligence On the Goth, preambles and re-
solutions were referred to the committee on
Foreign Affairs in the Senate, authorizing the
executive power TO offer his mediation in the
settlement of difficulties between the Republics
of New Grenada and Ecuador-on the 9th,
this decree was passed The Legislative session
for 1916 closed on the LIST May.
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HREAT FOOT AND HURDLE RAGE

a REAT FOOT AND HURDLE RACE!
" a number of gentlemen have made up purse
OF S25O to beTun for over the CANTON COURSE
on MONDAY, 9th of July. First, purse Of 5000 to
be given to JACKSON, the "Amercan Deern if he
will be allowed 500 yards start. SAME DAY-H
purse of $50 will be given TO the winner of Hurdle
Race, best Two in three-distance quarter of mile,
to leap 10 hurdles,
Free entrance to both stakes, will be kent open till
MONDAY, 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. Start for Hurdle Race
will be at 2t-Foot Race at 4 O'Clock.
N5- Admission to the Course 25 cents. Members
stahd 25c; Open Stand l2ac; Carriages and Horses
free. ;vd D,
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NVERCANTILE AND GENERAL AGENCY

W. OFFICE, 36s BALTIMORE STREET, under the
Eutaw House, City and Country Property, of every
description, bought sold and exchanged. Rents and
Accounts collected with punctlality and despatch
and all business, in which the services of az Agent
are required, transacted derate terms Situations
in wholesale or retail stores obtained on the short
est notice, for young of character and capacity
Merchants and storekeepers furnished with clerks,
saIesmen SC. free of charge, 1t
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90 SOUTHERN TRAVEL. Travellers for the
SOulh,-say TO Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg, and
Charleston, S. Gas also to Lynchburg, and White
Sulphur Springs, will find the Bay Route the most
pleasant, comfortable safest and cheapest to any 9th
Ell Route. See advertisement ie26.d
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PosTPoSEMENT. The foot race against time, which
was advertised to come off over the Canton Course
this afternoon by Jackson, the American Deer, has
been postponed until Monday next when it will posi-
lively be run, provided the rain should cease, and
the Course be in passable condition by that time.
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CAPE MAY.-CITIZENS' UNION LINE.
Fare through from baltimore, onlu &. so

4 sstaaAN Passengers Tor this celebrated "Wa-
tSygRS 49, tering Place" by taking the steamer
aSS'staszsiaHzk GEO. WASHINGTON, Capt Trppe,
from Baltimore, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri,
days at o'clock, p NJ, will be assured of passage
TO cape May the next morning, by the superb, com.
modl0us and safe steamboat OHIO, Capt. Davis
which leaves. Philadelphia on Tuesdays, Wednesdays
and Saturdays, touching at New Castle for the Bal
timore passengers.
GF-Fare from Baltimore to Cape Nav, inclu ding
hack hire at Cape Island, 81 so only; meals extra
jy4 A. CRAWFORD, Agent
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Ameritun Republican
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
SATURDAY MORNING, July A, 1916.

NATIONAL ANN1vERsARY, In order to al
ford all persons engaged in the Clipper Office an
opportunity of celebrating the national ami
yersary as they see proper, this Office will be
closed during the day and night.
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DO THE LUCKY SPOT! BYRNE s. CO.'S Lot
terry Office, N. East corner of Exchange Place and
South street, Stop in and secure lucky ticket. 1t
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0g- PROCESSION OF ROUTE
tair, the procession will this morning as an
nounced in the programme, up Baltimore street 10
Eutaw, up Eutaw to Monument street, thence to the
base of the Washington Monument, where the ceTe-
monies will take place as heretofore announced BY
order OF the
1t COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
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nENTISTRY. w. BURLINGAME, DENTAL
~ SURGEON, would inform his friends and patrons
that he is permaneI tly located at No. SO NJ CHARLES
STREET, where he may he found at all hours in
readiness TO perform all operations pertaining to his
profession in the most scientific and economical
His special attention is devoted the cor
recton of Irregularities ofthe Teeth branch of the
profession heretofore too much neglected but evil
ed in every variety in such to perform all
IDENTIFY of the first importance. Artificial Teeth iaser
the offices of natural ones. Observe the No.
80 N. CHARLES ST.,
Tvs colin 18th door above Lexington-st Bait
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News FROM EUROPE. The steamship Brita
mia is now due at Boston, with fifteen days
later news from Europe. She will bring us the
opinions of the English and French press on
the recent battles in Mexico. The Canadian
press thinks Gen. Taylor no great shakes. The
English press were disposed to indulge in the
same opinion; perhaps they have changed it by
this time.
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COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
OFFICE OF EMORY & co.
Opposite Barnum's, Bait. Md
'0}-OFFlCIAL DRAWING of the Md, COnsU
I L. IL. L.

NH}-OFFICIAL' DRAWING of the Md. Consuli
dated Lottery, class No &c. for 1886:
43 As So 81 So l as 1879
40 and A. being the st and I'd drawn Nos. each SIG
6 and 50, being the Sd and 4th drawn Nos. each 10
81 and SO, being the 9Th and 9th drawn Nos. each 8
and SO, being the 9th and 7thj or IL and a. be-
ing the 9Th and 9th drawn Nos. each 6
2 and 4s, being the 9Th and 10th; or . and ~, be-
ing the 9Th and 10Th drawn Nos. each
All having two of the drawn Nos. on them, each 2
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on,
1t EMORY CO., No. . N. Calyert-st.
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GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION.
n Oae4M The SPLENDID steamer POCAHO ON
E@y;,sFnA kv.eTA AS has bsen chartered for M oon
light Excursion on the EVENING of
tne loth INST. Further particulars will be given in
future advertisement. IT.
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Library Association,

Library Association.
This VIII be one of the most delightful trips that
VIII be ohereh to the citizens of Baltimore this sea
son, affording beautiful view of the Bay and River
the scenery of which is most delightful
The Boat will leave South street wharf at 7 o'clk
A. NJ, and return about the same hour in the even
ing-stoppng at the County Wharf, Fel's Point, 60
ing and returning Several Temperance and other
addresses will be delivered board of the Boat and
at Georgetown, in Mr. Boon's Lawn by Mr. Alfred
Goodman, Key b. F. Brook, Rev. Henry Tiffany,
Rev. George A. Coffey, and Rev. Mr.. MIboame,
Chaplain to Congress-
20 DINNER will be provided on board at as
cents each,
U- CONFECTIONERY CREAM, &C, in abund-
ance, at reasonable prices.
nF- Tickets so cents--to be had at the Bookstores
OF Armstrong Berry and Isaac P. Cook, Baltimore
street; Joseph NJ Lewis Baltimore ST., near McClel-
lan's alley; Jshn a. Shepherds Light street wharf
and at the Steamboat. iy43t*
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RO A RDIN q
'TENTION THE HULL!
nUICK TIHIEt MARCH f-Riubt 4

n kUICh TIME! MARCH fright down TO
S M DOYLE'S Capital Prize Depot, and you
win be sure TO reapa rich reward, in return for any
investment made. DOYLE has been selling CAPITAL
Prizes with perfect rush for some weeks past and
will continue to do so for some weeks to come-con
sequenty it is evident that the place to get The Cant
tai Prizes in the following splendid SCHEMES is M.
DOYLE'S Capital Prize Depot
The splendid "Smail Fry' Lottery draws on FRI
DAY, July Sd, and as DOYLE intends TO sell the Ca
pal Prize and no mistake, il will be we'll for all 10
CT nd take chance. A package may draw our
$4,000 And certificates will be issued at the follow
ing low rates- For package Of whole tickets. CON
tanning all the numbers in the lottery $40; halves
Sc; quarters 49, eighths 81 SO. As DOYLE has been
commissioned to sell the Prizes in this Scheme. It
would be well for all TO give him call y
"A liberal discount will be paid to persons who n,,
chase by the package or quantity. f
For sale in the greatesvariey of lucky numbers bv
The package, single ticket, or share All orders per
mail or otherwise, addressedt to 'p''
~ M! DOYLE, No.l44 Prattstreet,
II IRI Opposite * o. R. R. Depot.
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THEArRcALs IN New YORK. A letter in
the Philadelphia Inquirer from New York,
says: "There is good deal of vigor at pres
ent in the theatrical circles in this city. Mrs.
Hunt is engaged for short time at the Park,
and draws very large houses. The Ravels, as
usual, are carrying every thing before them at
Niblo's. The Bowery, Chatham and Green
wich Theatres are all we'll supported, while AL.
sxander, the magician receives a fair amount o.
patronage"
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= BALTIMORE COUNTY, to wit:

:" HALTTMUKE COUNTY, TO Wit:
a,1fYu- "A hereby certify, That WILLIAM A.
x>1zz~,~.<3TS CoNsTAN FINE, of said county, hath
this day brought before me, Justice
S~f oflhe Pence of the State of Maryland,
,ssks$a6>Auk in and for the county aforesaid, two
ss.sA0 II ORSES, one black without shoes,
about 10 years old, the other bay, shod all round,
hip shot, about 10 years old, srays, trespassing
his enclosures. a5- Witness my hand and seal, this
s9th day of June, 1885, ID. A.Ia.l#
w. w. KEYSER, [seal.]
G3- The owner or owners of the above described
Horses will come forward, prove properly, pay charg
es, and lake them away. tFl71ff 3l,' f+tt
Il. .,-a .s..,,. WILLIAM A. CONSTANTINE,
Living on the Liberty Road, II miles from Baltimore
and 1 miles from Randall's town. jy4-3s
HpATHING CAPS-On hand and made to or
-A1 der, wholesale and retail, at No. SO N. HOW
ARD ST. jy3
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UZZA FOR THE FOURTH. Several
d n of our friends came out gorousy on the Ami
versary of our Indepen denc havng been made near
ly Independent themselves by patrOnzng us-l2
three No. tickets sotd by us in the Lottery sub
tied for the glorious 4h ranging from $50 TO 81
90. The Ladies came in for considerable share
TO-DAY $l2, geo and $40 1000 are the Capitals
Tickets s5-qrs, SIT. l5.drawn ballots.
L. TUCKER BRO.
1t Right on the corner, head of Centre market.
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SOuP. The suberber will serve up daily, at II
p O'Clock, very superior SOUP. The Kinds of
soup VIII be varied ever other day, Fanilies suppl.
ed with Soup at l2s cents per quart. pf'
EVAN HAMILTON,
. No. 90 German-st
!e9o-lW between Hanover and Sharp s.s.
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WV EsTMRN CEMETERY. Persons d

a" ESTERN CEMETERY. Persons de-
w srous of obtaining eligible lots in the West
ern Cemetery, would do well 10 make Immediate ap-
plication to CHARLES SIMPLIFY, No. 81 NORTH
GREEN STREET. or TO the Superintendent Oh the pre-
misses. ..r.t ...0 ....... .t -.
N. b. All notices of Rterments to be left at Black
iston s. Green's, No. 1872 w. Baltimore street, or
with the Superintendent. jel3Ims &!
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FINE HAMs.-Fourth ofJuly. We acknowl-
edge, with pleasure, the receipt of ga pair" of
"Dufield's Sugar cured Hams" from the
agents in this city, Messrs Thomas Penniman
s. Co., No. II, Bowly's wharf. Duffield s
Cincinnati Sugar cured Hams, are, by this time,
so well known in Baltimore, that the simple
notice of the fact where they can be had would
be sufficient. The present curing, however, is
said to surpass all the former efforts of these
gentlemen in supplying an excellent and sub
stantial article for the table, and we heartily
wish that all our readers, on this, the 10th An
niversary ofour country's Independence, may
dine upon nothing worse than Dufield's Sugar
cured Hams.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-04

HNTORTHY OF NOTICE. For sale a very
w likely dark Muatto Girl, II years of age TO
serve 20 years. She is very handy girl about the
house, sews and knits WE'LL and is very fond of chill
dren, and can come well recommended to good
master. | will sell her at fair cash price,
LEWIS F. SCOTTrS,
jy4 10 Exchange Place.
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New YORK UNIVERSITY. At the annual
commencement of this institution, held on
Wednesday, the decree of A. B., was conferred
on j. w. Williams, of Baltimore, and M. F.
Pleasants, of Washington.
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GRAND TEMPMRANCE EXCURSION,

h. In tina fine Steamer GEORGE WASH.
- INGroN, Captain TRIPLE, on WE'D
q NESDAY, the 9Th day of July, for
AssRAthe benefit of the Wesley Chanel
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POST OFFICE AT BALTIMORE,
July Sd, 1876. {
YHNO-MORROW being the 4th of July, this Of
u fee will be open ONLY from half past to half
past 9 O'Clock in the morning.
1t JAMES M. BUCHANAN.
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he had the power, and deserves praise rather
than censure for the actor, as Hudibras says;
''He who fights and runs away,
May live TO fight another day"
Arista lives to fight "another day." whereas
had he pursued the course dictated by Paroles,
he and his army would probably never have
seen another muster ield during the present
war.
Paredes is bitter against the United States,
and yet acknowledges that he directed hostii-
ties to be commenced. The annexation ofTex-
as it appears, was the great cause of Cffence on
the part of the American government; and yet
no Mexican of common sense could ever have
dreamed of Ie-annexing that territory to the
Mexican empire. All attempts to conquer it
had failed, and its independence had been open
ly recognized, not only by the United States,
but by the principal powers of Europe 1t
could not, therefore, be very material to Mexi-
CO, whether Texas remained an independent
republic or became a portion of the United
States so far as regarded any interest which
she might have in the territory.
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@inbetmil(Dc Gutter.

D'Srien nno Eai9url lino beute am Grs
tfnsn osS 9robten unb pobIfeIlten Ahcrtts
msnt5 ron @ttsrn, ba6 jemals nltb Nsapin9
0sbradbt murbe, unter melten man finbet
Sbmar;e unp un9cblttbte Oto5Ilns prn 5,
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Ssn u. SburjsnsSslld, S, 10, 123 &" 163
Sstt Sardbent 10, I23, l88 " 25
Wfarner6 SDeetin0 10" l24
Sbmar; II. un9ebl. DO. 1871 l44 " 188
@raus uno un9ebIsitbts baumcOsns 9ilbcetsn
pcn l24, l64 bis 25 @t5. Die Warb.
@rous uno un9sbl. fldbisn Gilhtibsr ftbr
moblfsil, blaut, brounu 9rllns uno 9elbs baun,s
mrasne 8lannellt, ebenfNl5 ruiiIld)e Eilhoefs
fen, 5oufsbod Nonrtidsr, @ruIb, 5odnfsn u.
Saumpcusn OsnoburM 0sbIsitbto un9stIeid)s
ts unb blaus 9rtls, joalblenen pcn allen Sar>
ben uno Ofuitsrn, rufIldt Ssttitbsr, Serpicts
ten, rotBs, 9slbs, blaus uno mejbs 9s;pilli0te H.
sinfarbs Ntannele &C., nebif pelsn 2lrtifsln, Die
bier nibt bsnannt lno, moju Die Nufmsrflanl:
felt bs5 pubfumb erbsten miro am
6eloeue Ku9el Stebr.
Neoeina, Sctct. l3. kU.
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.@O0<~O1S
Serbeiratbet.

-purdt peu Gbrr. 5rn. G. Il. panI. am
l8. October, Ser 38sllinatcn Griciemrr
pon Olcp, nit Oti6 Cara Inn Sirfer, Won
--rurtt otu gbr,r. Srn. s. Il. Sd. Seller.
am l8. Oct, 6err Nmcs Sliltnsrr, INIT 0llb
Oiaria unu Waaner, tsire bon 8crts Go.
--rurtb ocn gbrp torn. Saect Olssr, am
Y. Oct. 6srr @amncl SItn9er, NIT Dnb
glIatetb Sll(lnaer, tetrs BON Bern
-curtb pen Gbr,p 6rn 2Bm. Spault, am
IL. Oet., 5srr utrabam De part init OllB
gliotctb Shilsr, prn ercter. -am l5trn,
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na O1auser. bon 0cuaIak - am l6tsh 6r.
Hraneln Olarcira, BON glIaB, nit OliB Ga
rrlna WlerteL BON Nihmcnr.
-pureb ecn gbrp. Srn. u. 8. 6crman, sm
l6. Oct, 6rrr 9Gm. Gtb, nit Oli6 Nebrfa
Sdmau, tetcc Won Ober Bern.
-rurh ben ehr,p, 5rn. 8, 6errcl, am
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Nstcfa Sane. bcips ron 18nricr.
-rurth cen ebr,p. 6rn. Siaae Nt!lcr, ain
II. Oetrh., Serr Sacct Srrtbnrr, prn Srhn:
mt(tb, NIT Ollb gIliatetb SeoraE NON
gHmclcr 3aunlhir.
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SauDitprs SSocsricbf.

Der mtcrsecbnrtc 9luptcr, ernannt eurtb
Die wai'cnecurt non Brrt6 gauntr, Snv lice
terieuluna unD Wlcpcranaatc Der Tcdtnun9
pcn Sacrb Sorncp, il, Nrminiit:ator ors
pcrltortcncn Sacob Dlorer, lctthn
Don IBmHlrr Tannihip. unp sur 8ertheis
lung rcr 8ll0n, III pCn 6inrrn rrs aCracb
ten Apmin,Itratcre, miro pen pfitt:cn fel:
ucr grnCnuuna atWartCn, am 0cnMrita9r
pcn stem SlopemtGr 1876, nm llbr S(atbs
mlttaae, on ieiuer 9lmtsItute IN Der Staot
Nearlua, mann uno 100 ale ntrrciitrtsn spcr.
ipncn telmobnsn mbscn, menn lN es fur Smcf:
mdBiI haltcu. 6ce. 10. Nrme,
OCtoter 20. 3nl. Unpltor.
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Gte ouerneuefen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. =.
2ltpooos ancrbefe Seieluft Roh6fen.

2ltpooos ancrbefe Seisluft Rob6fen.
Der llntsrld)riebsns srlaubt iId Den Nlr>
Qern Don Nsabn9 uno Der llm9s9sno aniujel
0sn, oas ct on9efsNt III ais Der alleiniSe III
acnt fir ben 8erfauf bleisr ollsrbeIlsbtstsn
Sod): :Oefen.
9isien Osfsn ,purbe Bel BET tsstsn QuSlfsIs
lung am Srnntlin Snitltutr in pbuobeIpbia,
oos srlts Uranium susrfannt unb ebsnlo IN
Bottom unb psusOorf. Die cb9sn Oefen flne
nun belnobs pier Sabre i'm @sbroud uno Sous
lsnrs BADEN ibre @i9snlhoftsn 9spripft, uno
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bsn;ia Ysrlcntn in Der St0rt YbhaeeIpDla,
babsn elm Sertittat untsrHibnet mrrIn roo
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csrlaas tsS llntsribrlsbsnsm Nc. 81, on
MarftsVitrsd, su itben ptai9 9sbsst no SEE
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Itlblf III urtbeiltn.
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ifeut fir Den Bsrfauf BON
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uno SOL, 8chcfen,
elmer anosrn puriu9lbsn Scrts Osfsn bic bit
lest in &sarin9 mbsfannt uno nun fcrtmdb
reno porrdtb9 9sbaten wsrcen an Der Otsn
Wanuflftur pon Jebn HIetlcrt.
S!,,h;,,, Srtoksr 81 fn
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Gon Sertlf@ un0 QBlnters@iitcrn.
Ole ltnteritbrietencn baten 70 ctcn crbal,
ten pas aIlcrprd6tlsit aus9eIuebte INerte'
ment Ie'tacmaBT
SrOf @llter,
rae jsmals in Neaolna gum 8rtauf an9rtos
ten wurre, pcln bic IufmerfIamtcit bcr
&dufer teIoucers srtctcn pirp, tepcr I1e Gcult
no taufen, unter cenem man finret, nemlitb:
S!ams, fhmarssklane, tranns, Crime, oils
Uenfarbi9e nuc 9rat:3udbe fran3t0Itb 6ae
bit.Suhe, cln prdhtlaer Nrtfel fir Oamcn.
O1antel Beber uuO tcr:ac,milhte 2utbc,
Itbpar5e, franjtfticbc 0oprs@fin goftmirs,
tlaue uno tIanitbwarSe enaIiGtte goftmre,
acltrciftc, acipirfclte unb allie Gorten bon
Sanep 8utItin gallmre, itbihts Iebattirts
aemurfsltc rtnO aei'rclfte 9attinctts, Belpste
gorben, Sieperticn Elm prdcbtacr Urtltd
fir Saac 0tfe, Sdnep unp Ihlitbte Gattin
unb Selpet uno Seicen 8cluet QBeiten nettt
cinem fcbr arcben 8crratb BON @tpfe( Sals.
tinrcn), Opera:pies, italicniIhe unb Sdnep:
graUattsn, &rdaen, 6olentrdaern, &ross
unc ieDsnsn Scbnupfthhcrm 6anofcbutcn,
Gtrilmpfcn &c, alles piee miro obne 3meifel
wcblfiler perfauft ,psrocn ols al iraene sl:
nem aneern Strbr in pisIem Orte. 6ci
OSricn unb Eaiouel.
@acctt W1arft: Biersf, uGclpeneRuael"
Stealing, October 13. M.
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Sinterlaf afeni6oft oe5 perftorbenen
Ncutcn Trer(crs

msitono pon qon9icbmam saunib. Ssrfs etD'
gabridt miro bisrmit 9e9tben, eob tsn llns
hrilbristsnsn, pom esoabtsn Sounfcbip, tsltos
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