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o. Two hundred and twenty-three true bills
were found by the grand jury of Philadelphia,
lately in session.
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THE IRISH FUGITIvEs.-The Steamer Acadia
was searched, the New York Sun is informed, pre-
vious to her sailing by detective officers for fugi-
tive cnnfederates. but without success.
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o. The propeller Goliah, which exploded on
Saginaw bay, lately, destroying all on board, had
on board large quantity Of gunpowder
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ssgs Memphis Packet BULLETIN = For Memphis,
Helena and the BendsTh splendid packet leaves THIS
EVENING, Saturday, at O'Clock, punctualy, from
o. HYDE & OGLEsBY, II Poydras street
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o. Catherine Bremen stole the Savings bank
book of her sister, in New York, drew So and
then got married
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o. A report upon the winds and currents of the
northern Atlantic, by Lieut.. Maury of the U. S.
Navy accompanied by charts, has been read before
the British Association in London, and highly COM
plimented for its merit
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o. The authorities of Richmond, Va, talk of
lighting the city with Crutchett's solar gas.
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AN INFANT BUsINEss.-A butcher in Boston has
gone to lpeighing babies-when serving his custo-
mers round the city. He charges % cents for all
babies over II pounds.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-07

PARAsoL.-A young lady having broken her
parasol in fogging a male biped, The Womens
Right Society have agreed to furnish her with
new one.
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DEATH OF U. S. CoNsUL-Wm. A. Leides-
dorfT, late T. S. Vice Consul at st. Francisco, Cal
fornia, diedthere on the 18th of May, after short
illness.
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~ Fall and Winter Clothing
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.'S ONE PRICE STORE

sEr Fall and Winter Clothing
ALFRED MUNROE s. CO.'S ONE PRICE STORE,
No. "a Magazine Street.
20 arrivals Falcon and ships Maid of Or
Of FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, to which we invite the
of friends and The following partial list
Black blue and fancy colored Cloth Dress Goats;
Blue o and a. brown Plot Po and sa siG'A Gsacs
Black and fancy oFed Cremonia DoesEn paeos and sacs
Fancy ed Tweed and COdngon Paeto Sacs and oovercoats
Plaid Cashmere and Heather plaid do do;
Black and fancy Tweed Heather PLAID fancy Cashmere plaid
Blue rb doecoor green and white Blanket Paeo and sacs
Black and blue French and English Cloth Cloaks;
O''' PANTALooNs:
French and English black Cashmere and rQeskn Pants
Mixed Nix Do S5 Cashmere and Rsddng Cord Pants
French nj American Cotto iade Pants;
Tweed and satnet Pants
Black and colored Cloth EnbroisIed Vests:
GSoored Cashmere vesSs of all qualities and styles;
RisS c 655' casi 9s snd aerino Vests
Black and fancy 81 Velvet DO.
Splendid SPLEEN ia Tinse BAH Do
Valencia
SHIRTS, sCARFs, CRAvATs &c.
Superfne all linen Shirts-stitched bosons;
surerfne English Muslin Shirts do. York Mil do.
Linen and Cotton Check do anu 'ui'o 'D
Merno danne gauze, brown and pink Undershrs and
Very rich styles fancy Cravats;
Merino, Cashmere Buckskn black and white Kid Cloves
Silk and gingham Umbrellas;
Trunks Vail es, Carpet Bags &c.. &c.
which be sold REDUCTION can IN any inst
SO aip d&wa NIL D0 q Magazine nest Street
Ev" Removable. YALE, in. & co. have removed
from 10 Chartres 81 MAGAZINE STREET, between
COmmO and GravIer, where the, viii zeep their usual
Fancy and Staple SILK GOODS,
White Goods, Laces Linens, complete
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The UNITED STATES AND RoME-DedL Of Dr.
Martia.-The Washington Union, of the 18th ult,
has the following:
" A very long and interesting dispatch was
received at the State Department, by the last
steamer from DIR. Martin, our accomplished Charge
d'Affares at Rome, giving an account of his cor
dial reception by the POpe-Of the compliments
which his Holiness paid to our cOuntry-and treat
ing with great ceaness and force of the situation
Of Rome and of the political condition of the Ial
ian States. TWAS written in the Doctors happest
manner This dispatch bears date on the Goth Of
August. and now remark the melancholy change
which has so rapidly ensued.
g 1t is with much concern we have to state that
the same arrival brings letters from Mr.. Bancroft
at London. ~and Gen. Armstrong at Liverpool,
stating that Dr. Martin was taken violently i'll on
the 25th Of August, and breathed his last on the
18th. Thus the country loses an admirable repre-
sentative Abroad man of decided talents, of
great accomplishments and high character, and
one oil the best writers in our country. lie had,
probably, no superior in The power of composition
and no production Of his pen could well have sur
/ passed his last dispatch to the Government.
| The n. Y. Express publishes an extract from a
letter dated Rome, August IS, which says that Dr..
M. was taken with fever, but died suddenly, it is
thought of apoplexy, on the 26th, at half-past TO-
The writer was the only American with whom he
had any intimacy, and sent to Mr. Buchanan the
particulars. The Doctor was to be buried on the
afternoon Of the 2Sth.
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PERsONAL.-Sr Richard Armstrong, commander
of the forces in Canada; Secretaries Marcy and
Walker, with Gen. Worth, were in New York on
the 26th ult.-Mr. Marcy to proceed to Washington
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% Sixteen million gallons of water are used in
New York every day, being nearly forty gallons fol-
each inhabitant
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SOMETHING ExTRAoRDINARY.-There is said to
have been something remarkable in the appearance
of the heavens and in the state of the atmosphere,
at New York. onthe evening of the 25th ult About
dark, as some VIII have it, shower of grasshOp-
pers fell in the upper part of the city, and the Sun
positively that cloud of gnas filled the air.
Many credulous persons saw in this visitation
prognoslic of epdemics and plague, as previous to
the choe a of 1892 the city was visited by similar
SWANS Of ephemerm.
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NJ Land warrants sell in New York at from
SlOS to SIl0. F
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Boston BANKs.-Four of the Boston banks have
declared halfyearly dividends of four per cent,
and one of five per cent The returns of the others
have not yet been ascertained.
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Love master will leave THIS DAY. 9Th inst al CLOCK
p NJ positively, for Ouachita and Black Rivers.
o7 r. B. SMITH, So Magazine st.
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OF Mr.. Forests engagement at the Broadway
theatre, New York, has been eminently successful.
1t is said that the aggregate of his profits amounted
tn over 5000
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Benjamin w. Huntington Us. Schooner Mary Ash.
brook, etc.

In the District Court of the United States for he Iisf
- of Louisiana. No. $3.50.
N OBEDIENCE TO the commands Ofan Admiralty Wan
L rant directed in the above-entted case, have
se1ed and into my possession taken the schooner MARY
ASHBROOK, her tackle apparel and furniture and do
hereby cite aud admonsh the owners and all and
every other person persons having or pretending to have
right title the same TO be and appear before
District Court of the United States for the District aforesaid
10 be holden at the city of New Orleans, before the
THIRD MONDAY fiom this date to show cause, if any
they have, can, why the said schooner MARY ASH
BROOK her tack apparel and furniture, should be
condemned and sold agreeaby to the prayer Of the beant
U. S. arshal's Office, NewQneans, Sept. 20, 1913
s2l 30 o8 VIM +. WAGNER. u. S. Marshal.
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NAVAJO Commander Victor NJ. Randolph has
been ordered to the command of the U. S. sloop-of
war Albany The U. ). sloop-oi-war Decatur,
Commander Byrne, arrived at Santa Cruz, Tene-
rife, July 9th, from cruise-last from Cape Verde
Islands
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o. Mr. Macready, the New York Express says,
was to open at the Park Theatre on the lst Mr..
Ryder, who was playing second parts to him on his
! last visit to America, still accompanies him.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-07

VILLAINY. The selectmen of Newburyport,
Mass, offer 500 reward for Joseph L. Glines, who
under pretence that his brother was dying, deceived
young girl, to whom his brother was paying at
tention, into chaise, and committed an outrage
upon her in a lonely spot not far from Merrimac
bridge. The scoundrel has a wife and child at
NewBedford. 1t appears there had been previous
endeavor to decoy another young girl from factory
on pretence that her sister was dying at Amesburg
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o. The President officially recognizes Edmund
Arnout Grattan Consul of her Britannia Majesty
for the State of Massachusetts.
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pitts5grq -, -. BAY STATE, Robertson 10 A. M.
Red I2irey. ...... =. ELLEN, sweeny, 2 NJ
Wariag Places MOBILE Sutton, P VI Omn's, p NJ Car
Memphis ......... BULLETIN Church, ?. NJ.
Ouachia S Black X .RIDGELY, Love, P. M.
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0F- The elections in England have resulted in
returning an unusual and unexpected number of
Reformers
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or Professor J. R. Burden has resigned the
chair of Materia Medica in the Philadelphia Col
Iegn of Medicine, and DR.. Rush VanDyke has
been appointed
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VIRGINIA.-Mr. Riuss on General TayIor.-Mr
Rives addressed the Rough and Ready Club at
Richmond, on the both ut He applauded General
Taylor in high terms, and gave him the benefit of
a very favorable comparison, as opposed to Cass,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-07

O- The library of John Adams, the elder, be-
queatbed to the town of Quincy by the second
President just before his death, is to be removed
from the old family mansion 10 the town hall, under
the direction of his grandson, c. F. Adams.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-07

FRIENDS OF Mn. CLAY OUT FOR GEN. TAYLOR.
Nineteen Clay men at Albany, who were opposed
10 the nomination of Taylor, and who were officers
Of the late Clay meeting in that city, have now
come out in favor of Old lack The last letters of
Gen Taylor and the Sage Of Ashland have wrought
the change. .Another.-N. Bowdtch Blunt, OF
New York, has announced to the public that he in
tends to support Gen. TAYLOR for the Presidency.
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~ Crystal Fount Division No. 4-NEwORLEANs
Oct s. s4s-At meeting OF this Division held Sept % the fol-
lowing daily elected and installed to serve the present
quarter j. o. Peon, w. p T. w Vanwyck W. Al j. D. Black
veil R. S. R. H. Wynne A. R. s. F. Smith, F. s. NJ Evans,
t. j. s. Harris C; A. Hero a. c. T. B. Compton, s. E. Ford,
o. s. Rev N. o. Preston Chaplain; T. B. Heart, P W. p o.
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k.,t.a-r.o,+arfr om Mr CLAW.


The New York papers of the 9th ult. contain
the following letter from Mr. Clay to the New
York Clay Wing Executive Committee:
ASHLAND, Sept 20, 154s
(uezacn 81 have received your Official letter as mem
hers Of the Executive COMMITTEE 81 the Demoerac VIM
General Committee OF the city and county OF New oTk, aud
take pleasure in answering it, 49,
Never from the penod OF the decision OF the Pmiadeipha
Convention agans my nomination as candidate IoI ue
Presidency, have been willing, am now, to nave NY
associated with that office would not accepl 4 nj
mnaIion if It rendered to me- and It IS my unaee =;
desire that no further should be made OF my name III
connection with that Office have een theIe4Ee w obiee
pret movements quarters having tof thei feS
to-prezent me ss candidate the American peopiie 80
movements have been made without any app
me In the present complicated state OF nv NTH
election they cannot, OPINION, De atss4 4 a GU
public good and may tend TO the increase Oh s
ments and 10 tie evaporation of parties.
IVlst say This much without reserve must heNefle-
less add that feel profound gratitude 70 such OF my warm
beated and faithful friends continue 70 npHge te VAIN
hone iii nlaeing me in the office OF the Shle magistrate oil
M TTod Stafes and that neither feel it Just polite
10 stiemaze taem tacon nor by any other opP0bfl-
~ a5,fhef nong them recognize names which have
been very distinguished Iof D lor ueVouoh 10 the bg
cansa and for ardent patriotism.
Yon advert with entire truth to the zeal and fidelity with
which IN Delegation from New York sought in the Phi a.
depha Convention TO promote nomination a candi-
date for the Pre- dency. am most thankful TO them, and
shall recolec their exeTtiOns with profound gratitude
With great respect, am your friend and Oh seryt,
[Sgned, ii. CLAY
To Messrs James ynch A w Bradford, Charles Cham
berlain, Henry w. Merritt ETC., etc.
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For VERA CRUZ AND THE PACIFIC-Mr. John
Parrot, Consul and Navy-Agent of the United
States at Mazatlan, will leave Washington city on
or about the 28th, and New York on the LIST Of
October, for Vera Cruz, and from thence overland
to the Pacifc.-N Y. Sun, 26th alt.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

WILL be received by the subscriber New Orleans
w Barracks. until II O'Clock, M, on SATURDAY.
The g b Q,,ober l84s, for the delivery e tls place
One,thrd will be accepted of Sound, Young ASH We
cord 10 measure rs cubic feet 30 cords TO be desed BY
LIST November, 1913, and the remainder before the IA blH
aTy lS49. such times and in such quantities Tile 1a
temasteT at the Post may require.
OF ct LESLIE CHASE, Captaina "A. q III.
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PLANTATION CLOTHING.
5000 heavy Long Kersey MONKEY JACKETS;
5000 = PANTALOONS:
1890 :, TwiIed Red Flannel SHIRTS;
5000 Hickory do.
WOOL HATS, BROGANS BLANKETS, YARN
SOCKS, ETC.
- The above Clothing made in the strongest manner
warranted give the utmost satisfaction ana will be sold
accommodating terms N. c. FOLGER,
s2l 2dp corner Customhouse and Old Leyee sts.
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Steamboat Departures This Day.

w-sEE IDYERTIsEMENTs ON THIRD P 1GE.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

nR. PEARSON informs his patients e.
- that he can be found daily at his Office ke sss
from A. NJ to 3 P. NJ. Dr. Pearson S u gyzsSsslyA
many improves ens in Dental Surgery are |AlIIP
too well known and appreciated TO require enumeratrg
His BLOCK TEETH particularly worthy the attenti
of those requiring artificial ones. His prices graded
suit the circumstances of all Office at his residence
rome Street, Canal. az Up IT,
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eT First Municipality.-GRA.NlD R.4LLY of the
DEMOCRACYL.A MASS MEETING of the Democracy Of the
First Municipality will held the ST. Louis Ball Room
WEDNESDAY, inst halfpast O'Clock P MThs Vete
rams 545 are particularly requested attend Messs Albert
abre j. NJ Lea and Oh Gayare will address the meeting The
Democratic Clubs Of the.secOnd Third municipalities also
invited o present.
Esy- The Chronicle will please copy. OF
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No. MAsAzNE CORNER CANAL STREET.
M. HUNTINGTON,
DEALER. IN CLOTHING,
Keeps constantly hand complete Of every article
CURED for Gentleman's War trObe. apis 2dptf
Sands's Clothing Emporium.
~ Richard Sands grateful for past favon, would re-
pecta call the attention public to his Fashionable Clothing
NIB Gentlemen arriving in the city will ind to their interest
GORDON PLUMMER,
55s Ls.s1 Hsma 9E Marine &HA a8y E. aoa
street, Nsv Orleans. ie 20 list nov.
~ The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Theory does not
that medicine all Il idle
dent aunt such doctrine the face igent community
medicines offered Geenberg Company EVERY DISEASE
"a For Agents. Graeenbergs Series on fourth page ma
~ II, Daley's Magical Pain Extractor. - The
a ena only Always mas the written Signature Of
Southern Depot, l5l Cbartrea street. New Orleans. aH
Apo to a fssmy ;b9qS nsgsGt
SYRUP, the nfabe remedy complaints which occur
S TBis ree e yer f IN @ o a n,t any s 0 p
rha@ Wholesale Depot, u Camp street, Neworls9ns
kT- To Country Merchants Planters and Physi-
cians-Please the advertisement of RUsTE g. PADDOCK
upon the Fourth Page, headed as above. myl0
E See advertisement, the first page of this paper
headed " TO PLANTERS AND FdMTLFES," Of Comstock
Co.'S celebrated Medicine Magical Pain Depot
SO POydas where all that sold warranted GENUINE and
PURE. lei 6m
u Strangers in the City, see Dr. b. +. MULLEN'S
advertisements the other columns this paper He
very in his profession the United States. All
in need would do well to give him call, Sc Custom
street. mills I'm
Harmony Division No. is Sick Visiting Committee
JAMES DARCY W. p corner Chartres and Canal
JOS. BENSON, w. A., Camp street.
GEO A HOBSON R. OF Camp and Dupanier Streets
EDWD. A. HALL, f. s., Grayier treet.
w. S. STANSBERRY, ST. ST. Charles street.
cha FERGUSON, Washington
CHAS H. P SUBWAY PocaIre street, Magazine street.
Crystal Fount Division No, 4, S. of T., Visiting Com
T. B. HEARTT, W. p, 10 ST. Charles
J. o. PERSON, w, A, Crescent Office
j. BLACKWELL, R. S. Apollo bew. TronWak and CalOpe.
T. W. VAN WICK, T., 80 Camp street.
MUSGROVE EVANS Chap ST. John Bap b. Race and Orange
Rev. N o. PRESTON, Race and Constance
Pelican Division Sick Visiting Committee
JAMES BURKE w. p Triton Walk and Dryade
w. w. MCCARTHY, w. A., 100 Poydras
EDWARD SMITH, r. s., Philippa street, Hevia.
THOMAS DOBBINS +. s., Constance and Esele.
DR.. MeGlBBON l5i Poydras
ROOT AFFLECK Market hetw St. John Baptist and Peccaner
THOMAS CURRAN, 2ll 81. Charles street.
HENRY STEPHENS X. S. pro
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CREDITABLE.-The subscriptions for the families
of the survivors by the burning of the Ocean Mon
arch amounts to 900 in England. A diving
bell apparatus has been sent down to the wreck,
md some cnnner RECOVERED
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-07

o. The election or Governor and State officers
of Massachusetts, will not take place till the 18th of
November six days after the Presidential election.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-07

o. Gen. Cass was present at the dinner given
10 Gen. Riley at Detroit lately.
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RUSSIA AND FkANCE.-AIl doubts respecting the
feeling and disposition of Russia towards France
are at an end. The Emperor has written letter
to Gen. Cavaignac, in which he expresses his ap-
probation of the irmness exhibited by the General
in the midst of the difficulties by which he
rounded, and protests warmly against any supposed
bad feeling on his part to the Republic.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-07

aB- Liberal Division No. II, S, 1.-THE following
Officers ensuing quarter installed the LIST day Octo
her instant, by the G. NJ P. Lewis Dllsrd Esq.
STUART H LEWIS, W P; ALEX. W. sCATES, T;
LEWIS BRoWN,sN A. ROBERT DEYINE c;
L. A. AUBERT, RS; WM COLLINS, A c:
JOHN CRONA&, A II S; JOHN GALLAGHER, l S;
CHAS. A. ROUSSELIN, S; JOHN DOYLE o s.
EDWIN L. LEWIS, P s52t
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o. "The French Republic is democratic, one
and indivsibIe" This article in the new constitu-
ton was voted unanimously in the National Assem-
bly,, September. An amendment to another arti-
Gle, proposing a solemn pledge of economy, was
carried 397 to 339
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o. Mr.. Buchanan, Secretary of State, has re-
turned to Washington.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-17
NScrbGr 2iifc.

8cl9ences III Gin 8er,eitnie Der Rcdts
lle, pelfe perh6rt pereen fclIen in Der
scurt ron Common pleds, in uno fur eed,a
saunip, anfan9cno am Wcntag ben llfen
uto,, ndditens, lS45, uno rpeId)e eine gBc,
tle enuern fol-.
3anttl Sleeper scstn antr. E6itftrtetrs Gr'cre
Saints gdrr 8ceen q. {. uno 6. s. Stitare.
Ybhp Wrtgcr scStn 3anirl unb Chr. Neiysr.
Hrnrlc uio SertaE Se9en 6jtrrae NennSr.
eEdrles peter 9eScn Srbn 3rei6ltr.
Jaeet Q. Sdfrib gesen 9are Stcir.
Werr9t gSsnner sessn Qfabsl gtah.
Qenrr SrrranSe9en SanueI Snpttr.
5iaae Sant 8csen Natban 9Rbitrlp.
Sateb @Hdentah sestn Gpmarb Bed.
@errSs Srre, Sr'rr. bes rsrlfcrttnsn Sac. Srrt,
9t9tn Saect 9prt.
2ie Neminitratrrs ctr rtrlicrteuen Barbara Osis
ttrt, SeSen Daniel Stitert.
9i'parc ttrtrs St9tn Sanrcl 2isbtcar.
Semllne sjrtf scSen Deter Qucmia.
Sparles lScntlin9 scstn pcter g mcptr
Srnatban Nfsin's Gue.i, ststn Daniel Nltdnu.
Sapie Srtb sesen @torgt @. 9anrer.
Scbn Setr, jun. segen &dmucl Mrper.
ountrr uno Nfillrr's gifISniss eescu .. tne =.
6aenSrr.
atnttn 6aait uni 5rau stssn Satct @dfrt mn
5rau.
Senrp 6ifthtf sescn 5rliab ltrn.
3antei Seert atSen Srbn e1cbc ilne Grunttcrr.
Santrl 9Scis grsen 8crfritr 9irtb.
Natban 6e9rlp scssn Iapp Stcmas nnh Srlrs
mon Sub.
Hatbdn Sesefp Stscn Ttt Srtd Crane Gi(tu. &c.
iellfobaft uno 2 rlcmrn Sus.
StnrSe Strirer sesen cieleltsn
htfter event ct. al. SeSen Nrir;r uue Burger.
Natban German scsen peter Oiillsr.
9reirise petrr se9 N Scnas 9Sctcr.
gStlliam Oirb seSen Scierb &rirer.
1antsl Suttri9 scSen 8ritptrih SIen.
Srbu Scsert Sr9rii Ntihdel Nlein.
peter Rlrin sr9en Ifihael Alsin.
Neufen Srrrsnfrt, Grrr. &C. scsen Stnrp Ser
tented
Sa)cbn Crit aesrn SefTt 3slrsr.
Srnr Simcn, Jun. Sestn DtartG 3sllner.
Mcfcs q. Sea6 srsen Daniel une &rw. aClrer.
pcter !6pffman scstn Saept 3imerman.
1cDn SadenifrE scaen Peter z Setterlina.
@tr, SranSIer une 9taiguel 9tScn get lrrrItr.
Sfaas stean Se9en 5rnatban elalc.
Saect Big segen rjrferb Jh. Qettner.
Satparna eriin's 9iuesn StSsn Deter Stntterr
mn 0runbtC,rcbHtr.
Gatbar'na @rrm's 9luten ststn .6tnrp Shnei.
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