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A CARD TO THE GENTLEMEN

of the different government departments, to the dplomote
corps, and to the citizens Of Washington in general.
Positively taught for only limited time longer A1py sees
THE possession of HANDWRITING which 10 fer
the Merchant, the Clerk, and all persons
gagged public business privats4e is Of such vast ina
portance, that
Mr.. BRISTOW, FINISHING WRITING MASTER,
Of twenty years extensive practice in the Atlantic cities and
London views OF proprlety and public bcnot
in submitting specimens of his style of teaching the door
of his Academy,
CONCERT HALL, PENN. AVENUE, NEAR TIN STREET.
Promising and assuring those gentlemen who may honor
him with their confidence, that, Notwithstanding the do
fec the stiffness, crampness defomy of their present
writing they have excellent opportunity Of acquir-
ing, with certain and sure success,
IN ONE COURSE OF Easy LESSONS,
The ease freedom and handsome similarity OF the writing
exhbited-bold, rapid, and manly
THE LADIES' STYLE
Is of perfect beauty characterscslly delicate and
very graceful.
Mar 23-lmd
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OFFICE OF MILLER q co.,

Corner of Baltimore and 81. Paul streets,
XXIHERE splendid capital prizes have been sold
w and paid than any other house in the Unisn and
the oldest established exchange and lottery office in Mary
land
MILLER CO. have the pleasure of pre- senting to tho
public the most
Brtuians Lostery eser In The Ustssd Ssss<s.
The capitals large and briltiant-the main prize
Hundred Thousand DollarsI
And the obtaining capital prize s truly .pea-
did In purchasing by the package, the purchaser has
chance in of drawing the great prize OF and
chance in $50 Of drawing either the 500
O00 SIP 50O-one chance in every six packages OF
drawing 500 0OO $50 OOO e25 600. $lzSO0 s. $50.
$1,000 S3 &C., 81 00O 81 $780, Truly splendid chncs
for packages.
MILLER Il co. say try one and in return look out for
q least one OF the
Capital Prizes!
Besides splendid chance in packages there fifteen
drawn ballots, making fifteen prizes in every twenty-five
tickets
Look nj noble Lottery,
Grand Consolidated LOffevy Of .hdryL0Ad, CLas~ a.
To The Law Buildings, III the city OF Baln-
more, en- .,. =. 80
SATURDAY, APRIL q, 1919.
Under Of commissioners appointed BY
his excellency the Governor OF Maryland
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From the New Orleans Crescent. April ..
FROM nsxicO.


We have received files OF the Monitor Republlcano to
the 10th OF March, and copy Of Ell Univsral OF tho
cath OF March.
The Mexican Congress, by large majority. passed
ACT authorizing the government TO negotiate dispose Old
81 900 of the amount 10 be paid by the United States
In May next
The Monitor of the 10Th says that large numbers of
persons from the United States passing through Mex
leo on their way to California search Of gold on tho
tuesday previous the editor had company OF sixty
Journey
The partisans of Santa Anna are still busly employed
IN EFFORTS TO make revolution in his favor but they
so diligently watched by the government that they have
as yet been able TO effect but e and have not vcniured
on any overt acts SINCE the great battle
in which no one was killed and drunken sergeant
taken prisoner
The Mexican journals are discussing the " PROTOCOL
out of which they make little as Messrs Benton,
Stephens, & Co., at home.
Doa Mariana Ayllon has undertaken to make the Chzl-
canal navgable for steamboats, OF light draught and
the project with great favor in the city Of Mexico
and the governor of Vera Cruz has made reconnois-
cabilty of transporting merchandise, by means Of steam
boats from the coast of SotavenO to Ousacalca, with
in five leagues of Cordova and this, too is TO DO
attempted. Who will say that the Mexicans not
making progresS' The steam engine will work won
ders when fairly introduced. We perceive, too.
Of another kind. which proves that they rapidly
adopting the peculiartes Of Saxon civilization. The
Pueba journals complain that in almost every street and
lane in the city, and particularly on Sundays and feast
days. crowds of men and women may be met wth-drunk
as lords Here is advancement.
the south of Mexico prepared rise against the govern
ment
We have through the papers carefully, but find
nothing in them that deserves the name of news
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From the National Wing of Tuesday

From NatohaI WING OF Iutsuay morning.
We have been informed that Me- Anderson, of Geor-
ga late principal clerk in the office of the Clerk of the
House of Representatives, has been appointed CHIEF
clerk to the Secretary OF War.
Mr. Charles Lanman, formerly of New York, has beer
appointed Librarian OF the War Department.
Mr. George p. Fisher, of Baltimore, has been appoint
ed librarian and commission clerk in the Department 81
State and
Mr. George Hill, who lately filled that station, ha;
been transferred to another desk.
These gentlemen have entered upon the performance
of their respective Offices.
Mr. Goddard, the chief clerk of the Home Department
is acting Secretary of the INTERIOR in the absence of Mr.
Ewing.
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Wnre MEKrIys.-The whg Of yesterday Publishes CALL
signed by 3o2 whg for meeting of those opposed
the proceedings of the 5h of April convention The Wing
says list embraces persons of every pursuit and cond
in mechanics lawyers, DOCTORS clerks,
commission merchants grocers, tobacco dealers, &c.
Richmond Inquirer Aprii IL.
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8v Ed. g. G.. r DYER, .A.esssss-s.

Ry Ed. G. 4 G.. p. DYER, .4nceSsaass.
GOVERNMENT SALE-On Thursday, the 10Th of
" April, IL m the United States arsenal. Washing
on d. c. for of government shall sell n pub
lie auction the following described stores, viz:
IL fintlock pistols, 1875 cartridge boxes
26 and sabres various patterns for officers and
1872 black walnut musket and rife stocks
A variety OF Announcements for infantry, cavalry,
and riiemen
5000 .pokes and 400 felloes, (seasoned tmber,)
10, 900 pounds scrap wrought iron.
Lot of scrap irOn-
The above will be soLl without for cash. and Of
fered in suit purchasers; and may DO tho
arsenal any day previous to the day Of sale.
E. G. Il G. F. DYER,
Ap lO-eodGds Auctioneers-
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Posr OFFICE FoR CALFoRyIA.-A portable post Office OF
wood, the Washington Wing says, has been constructed.
containing pigeon holes for letters and places for books
sc be conveyed to California. 1t is probably more
than length, and five in height. This office
up wherever il may be convenient, and shifted
circumstances may direct
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oTricE OF ARcnnscr Sur. Pus: BrrLpses,

o
City of Washington April Is, IS49.
SEALEO PROPOSALS win be received at this office
~ endorsed Proposals for the of the Patent Of
hce buiidng un the 18th the delivery OF Po
omac foundaion-slone OF the best quality and of large
suitable Tor heavy walls, the Patent Office
square The proposals will price per perch
twenty five cubic ieet measured in the wall.
ROBERT MILLS,
Architect and Superintendent. office ground floor OF
Patent Office building, east end. Ap l9-dt2oth
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LNRENCH Foolscap Wrtng-Papsr, white blue,
French letter and note paper all Sizes white and
Manufactured expressly for metallic pens the OF
which will be found much superior either English
or American make. Imported direct from Paris by
ApH FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Cu,koE BoeorA.-The New York Tribune learns
from Washington that Dr. Thomas NJ Fooe, of Buffalo, N
T., editor OF the Commercial Advertiser there has been
rendered the post of charge d aifaires to Bogota.
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DIED.

Monday evening the 10th instant, Mrs MARGARET Will
LAMs illness which she bore with christian forti
udc seciionate and duu the loss
an afectionate mother
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Co. At special meeting OF Crystal FOunt Division
No Sons OF Temperance resolved that the regular
meetings of this division hereafter be held in the hall Of
Messrs Walker 81 Kimmel, G street, Friday evening Of
each week at II O'Clock, until further notice.
BY order;
April 10 w. G. WHITNEY X. s.
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O. II. PARTRIDGE, M. ID,

No. 1875 Spruce street, Philadelphia,
CONTINUES to give his particular attention to the treat
~ ment of diseases OF the skim scrola and diseases
the throat
Office hours Gam, p. m, and p
APP l0-3mif"
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T,yRENCH TEACHER wANTED.-Mr. r. M. SMITH,
principal of the Warren Green Boarding school, STU
ated in Warrenton Virginia. wishes employ genue-
man competent to teach the French language q,
Persons applying will direct their letters Or sPpX
son. to b. H Berry, Alexandria, Virginia, who VIII Inform
them of the terms and what evidence Of quanosaons w
be required.
Apl5-d2w
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MEDICAL Department Of Hampden Sidney College.
lNl The Chair OF the Theory and Practice of Medicine
ths Institution having become vacant by the resignation
Professor Cullen the subscriber will receive applications
fill the vacancy until the 18th of May when the Faculty
with whom the nominating power rests will proceed to
nominate a candidate to the appointing board
S. MAUPiN, M D.,
Ap l9-6tcp Dean Of the Medical Faculty
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MARRIED.

Tuesday evening April Nth by PysE d. D.
OF Johns Church, ROBERT KING STONE d.. 20
MARGARET f. daughter OF THon.. R,rops, esq.
CIT
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TINHE Literary World, weekly Josrnsl, noticed so
Il avorably in the "Naional Integencer" be sub
scrbed Tor at TAYLOR MAURY'S Bookstore, near 9th
street-S3 per
Apl
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ruvxy .&v,. .~r>w parasoas, dse., snAe aey
N received. and will offered much below usual prices;
among which are ,...a h,rr.,. IN. A.. ,h..
has been ntoduced into this city
A.. ,so IF the following descriptions, viz Lyonose.
Also English straw, China pearl pedal. and Florence
braid
Also $50 parasos and Parasoets Of Tho LATEST Paxsian
To which he attention of purchasers IL respectfully in
vited. r. n nOOE u w,
APP I7-2wf
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Wines, Brandiies, and Gin.
x CASKS of pure Olard, Dupy ~ Co, brandy
y do Of ]. J. Dupy cognac
do of cognac Lignette

do of pure double eagle gin
10 do of superior old whiskey
baskets OF bestquslity champagne wines Of various
brands, viz: Hyderck Co, Marvel Suray, Eagle,
Crown, Laniercion, Napoleon, &c
Also few of uperior cid Sherry, Madeira Ports
Hooks and Clarets, with few Of pure London Brown
routs; few Of John Doves pure Scotch Ale, with
full and complete assortment OF all kinds OF family
ceres all of which be had pleasn terms my
old stand, northwest of 18th and streets.
AID l9-eo3t lint j. j. JOYCE.
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New YoRK, April 10, 1919.

The appointments making by the departments
rylng dsmay into the wing ranks. If respectable, I'M
oicous democrats to be removed, then there are
enough respectable moderate and deserving
to fill their places. General Taylor nothing to Mr..
Clays friends, or Mr. Webser's friends. They did all
they could defeat him. Hudson. the naval officer at
Boston, took particular pains to prejudice his district
against the General, and was at the bottom OF all the
rancor exhibited by his mouthpiece (Allen) at the Phil
adeph Convention. Wetmore-the best. the ablest,
the most popular navy agent ever known in New York
retired from political life with interesting family of
twelve children and clearly within the rule OF
tanning good officers in their places He turned out
against the wishes of the influential rchants and
citizens of New York. most of them wings, TO make
room for poor relation of Daniel Webster-wIo is, in
fact. mere nobody.
Matthew L. Davis bitter, unreenting. prosecuting
Clay man. put in office, the duties of which he can
scarcely perform Philip Hone, another rabd Clay man,
is made naval officer For what, no one can possibly
tell
1t seems if the departments determined to kill
off the General Perhaps they have promised to 60 for
Mr. Clay next time If the other appointments in this
city of similar character, why, good night 10
Marmon" 1t is to be hoped that the General will get
his eyes open by-and-by He has necessity for ma
king issues buying up broken down politicians LIE,
him do his duty, and the country will respond to him
These around him act if they had some secret
purpose serve, rather than the interests of the country
A TAYLOR WIG.
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New ORLEANS, April S, ls49.

NEW ORLEANS, April S, 1919.
DEAR SIR; The views which, from time TO time, you
have expressed your paper relation removals and
appointments by the President, regarded by democrats
here equally dgnihed and just. Those of them in
office restrained by of delicacy from express
ing any opinion from taking any action the sub
ject They hold themselves in readiness to retire
muringy at the first summons IT, however, the wishes of
much the greater part of the democratic party here
will not leave democrat in even the humbes office,
would be verified to the letter But the remainder, in
Guiding, besides, large number of moderate wings and
independents, deprecate course which would lnllIct
much private injury without producing any public bene-
fit which would be at with the oft repeated pledges
of the Presidents and which would lack the justf.
cation-bad at the best-o the er fali0nts have yet
to be convinced that the late administration display
ed very proscrpve spirit towards the opposition in
any quarter of the Union Certainly, the policy Of the
democratic State and federal governments in Louisiana
during the last four years has been extremely liberal
towards political opponents Upon the accession of Isaac
Johnson to the governorshp of this State much OF the
large amount OF patronage which he found at his dspo
sal was conferred upon wings, and this too in express
reference tolerant policy in the dispensaton of
this port came into Office he found more than third
and nearly one half of the subordinate posts in the
tom- house filled by wings. Yet not OF the number
has been removed and the proportion of wings to
democrats there at this moment Is as great as was then
Not only this, 1t is susceptible of proof that nearly
half OF the appointments which have since been made
to fill vacancies arising from deaths and designations
made from the ranks of the wings In iact it
matter of official record that this quarter at least, the
judgment OF the late administration entirey adverse
TO the removal of subordnates political grounds.
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doubtless coupty induced his party the pur
oels another of those selected for high office under this
agents IN the creation OF this destructive machine
"nch has dealt desolaon broadcast around Assist
anl secretary OF the Treasury Such appointment IT
s 10 US must be very Calling TO high toned and hon
one more case and close this branch. That is the
appointment OF Gov Pennington, the broad cal man. OF
eW Jersey, as governor of Minnesota which, however he
TTocillei' ms was the who, governor OF New
Jersey certified to the election of several persons repre-
senaves to Congress who elected by the people,
u Vhp Were consequently rejected by the House. And
.us man has since been allowed sink ngorousy into
privacy by the people of New Jersey overwhelmed with
ue disgrace OF his deed, which has given him the
known. -
Now, ask chy could not these offensive and corrupt
Ieatures OF corrupt partisanm be passed by when the
edent was looking for honest and faifhf officers
nere were surely thousands of moderate, reputable and
Inc various other appointments Objectionable
IS, Aihough the nomination of McGaughey the Next
NV mig Of Indiana, and the appointment of Matthew L.
DGp,ls, tue barnbumer are little better.
ul another branch OF this subsct requires brief
ouce ere we close That is the removal from office of
aonsf competent and faithf ncumbents against whom
has been preferred except the heiDous offence OF
democratic principles, by an administration
oh Proiessed adopt these qualities requisites for
.o W. take, for instance, the case which tails most
pcuay under our Immediate notice, viz; The removal
h eeiore the appointment of Mr. Barr is against
on we cannot urge single objection. He is an hon
es' Competent, and Faithful man.
But the removal of Mr. Porter tho late incumbent
looked IN vain through the letters of Gen. Tsylo
ms election and his inaugural address discover the
sas OF his act We can find authority therefor IN
,p %, these doc uments-but everything dsapprove
we ask our opponents investigate these document.
themselves in search of the authority for this remova
i o'nce' and when found" as Captain Cutie would
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-12
G5- glOSIteQun9
c;1c6 fCDGmolicDc1 SctrugcS.

Gurtb cas- 2sLiu frt9cnccn 3tu9njft5 miro has 9us
ten Or. SatcG Scwulsnb'6 GornporllIe 9tlcuwSr:
to in cn9cn 3Eitun9n pt5 Sanre6 on9CpriCitn wlro,
cntiiouo, rotr piCtmcbr uc tO6 Gcjpt btrtcmmt-uno
wjro i'm Stanrs tin 81 uItbciltu, iptlhc Sdrarartlt
Die athts unO urprunslibs 1T, uno vru pctdcr Sc:
ibofTlpbtit Der Gborottr rbcr stute tin muF pddls
on0Clttut iino um titf ais { 6chts Dr. ScUnino&
S0riarorilIe 81 rtrtaukn. Or. e. 9. SrwniCno
III rlr urrrdnlcbc @t9Gnbtmcr uuo @rfnbtr prn Or.
Scnntnos GorloparIUt, uuo itine NPtbiSjn bat cine
Yrptaritit crbattin, pGltbs nc ttiut onbrrc erbid
Gr bat I'M lIetn Sabr GGIr cine 9iljcn 9rttsln bt:
rcittt, uuo mrfrtiat 9c9turartt0 utcr 5000 Sctdn
ptr So9. gRir rtrtr0ubm itctn Sag mcbr Soropo:
rifle II. GjSltOmpfrtrou in unrm @tOttftntut ais olIt
onocrn neutrality-suspicious. in er &3Glt. .5aupt
cffitc, 126 6u(tcn Srabt, 9tClwcrt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-12

in zen tGettr 3tbn Sobrcn purjdbtt bo-wdtbiS orcb
cine rirocrrdtb9c IburtiibS oruubi0elc lInp0brbelt
III. g2lr babn 0trItbttbe Slo9n 9cacn ririt SRtn:
ftbtn on9cfan9tn. 2Hlr ntnfbcn cS ptritaupm m la:
6tn, Dap Ger ottt S)iouu in Qor ttinIr &rrranrlba
nit Or. ScunlinO ltcbt. Sn ibrtn @ttanutmothun
9cn uno Gjrtu0rCn putIiSrtn t cine N)|cnar rrn 9rc
ttn llupobrbGitin in @tu9 ouf Or. &rrpnur, pt,cbc
mic Gb;r9tbtn mclItn.
Sal d Ser d te.
llnfrt Sppcncntln bottn in cen 3titun9cn Gttonnt
9tmotbt Or. @. 9. Srtpufno lti tCNt. Dts plrp
burb ibrt agtuttn I'M sono bcrum ettraatn uno 9s-
lo9t, unitrs GCihSfti iiitn oufScgtGtn. II. no. Oos
Yublitum icItt tGbutdm tn uno b uitbt burtb lrtbI
9runeoecit Mlcnibtn bttrti1rn laGcu.
&ertc9uu9.-9lotb tsm littn SGptmltcr ritItS
SobrS miro Or. @. =. ScpniturS NHmcrttr SffitI
iitb in Der Sjo Woptiitntrtbc, 9Ir 50 9ioou Stra:
f, ttiinrr, sur ttilrtn 8tqucmGbtrit rr 0i9tntbd:
mCr uno ot6 YutIItumf.
Gebmct bsicnbcrc SGa tbt-Gcnc Sorupa,
rilIa III rt atbts uno uripriin9ihc Or. Srpn,uo't
S0rar0rilIt, ris nbt Yru z. 9. Srw nitnp unttr:
;tltbuct 1T.
0I1FDjc ahtt e. 9. Sripnilnr6 eoriopariut il
6tim Grrfcn uno 6kintn ,u bottn I'M Ylhitrbr pcr
0utb, Wcun9 uno Sre rtcr, in ?tHsntaun.
Suit 4, lS49. nl3N
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-12

4Odt ltetS duf S0dno, Gin 9ro6cr Stcf ron
9olecnen uno liIberncn Scper. 2epiue unc
anccrn Satubren ppn allen Qrciirn Sc
audi cine ft6nc HU5moDl Suwclcn mad,
Dem ncucilCn Gdtbmofc, wcIte allie crii
ncuIib onuicoctn Yreiieu en9cfauft wurcen.
Gin orcGcr SOrratb ppn IIItcrncn @abcIn,
G6fCI, Suttcrmcern, &C., uon ieocm @rwitbt,
fur mcId}eS allies cr 9utltcbt taB eS amcri
fanilttcr Milnie 9Ieibfommt.
SrtIIcn fir jcoc5 QItrr, nit @cruer. uno
@Cntarc'@Idiern, in qcIocnm, Iilbernen,
pIotirten uno (t0bIncu Srims.
pldtirte uno 8ritonia g8aorsn in Srtts
cocr beim GinbCIncn, oirett vcn ben Monu
fotturtitcn GbdItcn. wcltbc febr mobIfeil
rerfauft weloCn. Sin grocer SSprrotb uon
Curtis porSh9Itdrn pIatirtcn 9Gffcln, Ga.
beIn, &C., Der bellc cielcr 2hiitcln i'm Morft.
&Oc9cr'5 feine tnciowoarcn, unb cine
Serl6isocnbeit pOn anocrn QrtifeIn.
pcloncn, Die r9cno rincn 2trtifeI in mei'
mem @cIbdftSfohe munIcbcn. fino eingcIa'
Den mcinen Stof Su untcriuten, rbc ile
Ionltmo faufcn.
MCin Motte III: ,Sbnctlr Sertdufc uno
FIcine prrfite," uno-ttb wcror pon &rincm
9ebcten.
S% 0cfcnccrc IufmHtiamfcit miro tem
Reparircn ppu Sadubrcu uno SuWcIen
9emicmet.
Mdrj %, lS49. no
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-12
Cine fOde6are QlantaI0e
anf bficutlitber SruSu ;n pcreaufcm.

GHT pTcnIIICDec Sfupu Su perfhufcu.
Samifao5 ben 6tn Geptcmber, Inn
NahmtttagS, fca ouf Dem @i9sntbum IeIbf,
6fIntii6 perfauft ircrben, nimIitb
SO. n-Gine idjGkbarc 9auercj
QcIc9Cn in SbermiIforo Saunf6ip, 2eba
Gauntp, 9ren5eno an Sano pon elias gB,
nno, @eOr9e Trmmtrer Srauti3 SbmarH
uno onteres, entbaItsno I75 Qder, mebr
Ccrr mcni9er; oovon iino etma Is 2(fer gu.
tc gBiefcn - Scr Geit III 9auIanb. .-Ste
SerbG0ernn9cn beilebfn aus einem
-Pqz1A sipeiit5ctiDen ftciurrurn SSpbns
1sssgfH4 bans, Sebipciscribeucr,
laa5sE33 9Sa9enibcpren, Sprin9bau5 unb
9ebduten, bic ;u elmer
woblein0e Sauerei 9eb6ren. G6
bsfinret fib aud 9utc3 @aITsr bsim SouIe,
uno Elm nicbfcblcnbcr Strrm fie6t ourb
cas- Sono; oub befnbct iib Elm Sbf9ar'
ten nit oQerIci Sbfartcn ouf Dem 9anee.
@8 1T ububauYt Elm fbigbareS Gi9entbum
un0 Der Qufmcrtfamteit pen &aufuai9en
wCbI pcttD.
go. e-Gin 9tridb SOl;lano,
9eIeoen in pprbeiaotem Saunfhip, 9ren,rnb
an Sono Upn Gbrtitopber Mufeman, Ye
ter 9ir6G, unb anrereS, entboIteno % QGT,
fci r5 meDr coer meni9tr. SaIIelbe III nit
ftbwerem Giben Sol; bematIen uno Elm
ltdebarc5 Stit Ganp.
go. 3-Gin Gnbersr 2tritb !SolsGane,
8cIc9cn i'm nimlihcn SaunIdp, arcn,eub
all Sanc pOn elias Wiano, Qntborp Stib
Ter pno Qntern, Cntbalteno etwa 2 Qdsr.
$40. A-Giuc "cttc $5olstanr,
9eIcQcn in remfettu Sounftip, ardnScnb
an Gono pon Yeter StcbI, uno Qnocrer,
cntb0Itcno l Qfer uno 144 Gutben.
SO. 5-Gtuc 2pttc Spl;lauc,
9eIc9eu in Uprbcfaotcm Saunf6ip, oren
jrno al 0dnbcr pOn 0enrV Scrodn, gSm.
SbmCper uno Incere, entbaItrno 10 Qder
uno 80 &utben,
G8 1T Gin She'll te5 Iic9cncen &crm6ocns
frhbcr bcS rcrtCrbensn &eubsn Srerler,
leGtbin rrn bCIo9tcm Saunicbip.
gSr oo5 @i9cutbum Yor tcm Srfaufs:
ta9e in Qu9tnIdcin Su ncbmsn wunftbt. be-
IIebe bel Sern Sitter, weItber auf cem Qlar
te mcDnt, on5urufen, no man ieoe ndbere
Uu6funft erfaDrcn fonn.
So Sclte am ocnannten Sage otioc
8ducret niht pCrfduft weroeu, 70 fol- iic
cann uno boiCIbit GfcntIitb perIebnt wroen.
9te Scotn9un9cn an Srfauf5ta9e une
Qufw0rtWu9 Don
& Gowin @. SrrrGer,
SOn05 SrerIer.
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