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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10

y OIlCE a.rehy fon he efsdt oi JAMES LLOYD ale
olts cay Boston, ihs Conn. Vi 'ias.at Alsit
s'.st, rtlag al Psfons hsg 4us a'i 10 ds,'ste
sthbt ne VIII ih- gouc thsfsot a. ths Adnmsff
ms II O-o 20 W storg 10 s. ts wal sfss oy
Nrt before Q'r CAV Of iprl ~sRt -ps-i -
O,tDt-r JOHN RORIAND. Admin sistfof
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Police InteIiiQxpce.

TIE D,wy Proppiy-.an attempt 10 Rspisrin 7Tsn -
An application for some day. past has been pensins
before the Court u oyer and Teriner In the u
Samuel Drury, respecting the property taken from
lie premises By the police officers consisting of gold
watches jewelry private papers Sc. &c asking for
the restoration CT such property 20 MIR. Drury
part thereof has hssn Id naed stolen property In
this matter, Justice ksmonds, who IL the presiliug
judge OF that court announced that he would give the
d,cition Il the court IN the case Monday. to
row consequently in anticipation Of the Judgment u
the court, tive Ere Insurance companies the ttna ssd
the Protection, yesterday procured writ Of rrpevin
In order to obtain posse,son Il the property ssttisg
forth that the description CT the property corresponds
with that according &c schedule rendered 60 them
by MIR Drury ss having been consumed by tire on the
accidental burning Of his premises at Astoria some few
fhsTif, Mr. Henry, On MIR Stewart the police clerk,
who held the property nominay subject 70 the order
of Judge Edmobds and At the request Of the Court
that property placed for safe ping in the Broad
way hank. Yesterday snernoop, the sheriff conveyed
the property from the bank to the police court ~ the
Ionbs and there TO take possession 81 the
property Der invoice and at the near conclusion u
the receipt 81 TIE property Mr Clark the counsel Of
angular course ~ procsedugs prvtefted sgainst the
delivery Of the property ass course illegal, showing
that In doing the sheriff and clerk laid themselves
liable 10 Indictment fer misdeneanor. In ob.siuipg
tbs possession Of property Legally hela by ciininh
nation Suspended any further operation aud scosns
Taned Mr. Clarke 90 Judge Ejmonds, aud take the
opinion q the Judee en- the subject The Judge de-
cdsd the application, that the property was In the
custody and safe keeping 81 the Court o. oyer and
Jsrminsr and must so remain until Monday when ths
viii he disposed Of ON this order Of The judge
the sheriff suspended any further action until Monday
Robslng I,sseI "A boy employed on board the
foop Free Trader lying at Catherine Very Brooklyn
broke open the chest OF captain Hemmngway, master
81 the vessel ard stole therefrom s4oo In bank bills aud
gold The young rascal Is supposed TO have come to
this city.
tsoUrurRS DISTRICT OF NEW yoRK
4. s. DfsrrIcr ArroHNty's OTrrCx,
December 18th, 1sie.
Sra You we're arrested, yesterday morning, upon
the suspicion that ycu have bat some connection With
robbery Of gold dust said TO have been committed on
board the steamer Oregon on the Pacific ocean. There
were stances In the case which In my judgment
justified your arrest but In the progress OF invega
ton having become satisfied of your entire innocsnce,
hsve great satisfaction In discussing all proceedings
against you, and furnishing you at the time With
this certificate, under my ofsisl signature.
J. PRESCOTT HALL, u. District Attorney,
Southern District, " Y.
Ms Jeps MsDsr.Lp, 1Ts Franklin street, MI.
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what will Become or Plus XXI

Since the fatal day the French troops entered
Rome, and the frc.eolori Of the Roman republic
was torn down from the Campdogho, and with
u expired the last hope for Italian liberty, car
.A'inals, saints, sinners and statesmen have been
as king this perplexing question. by almost every
ste amer, for months in succession, the announce
me, & has been made, that the Pope about
retu ming to Rome. Several times the report was
sbroa that he had actually returned to the city
of Ron 1ulus but il has always TUNED out to be
a false ALARM. The good man OF the house" IL
still IN q vlle, aud probably will remain there for
come tm TO come
Now. ii ere msst be some reason for all this de-
Law In an a bsolute sovereign IN returning to his
own palace- there must be some cause why the
sunreme IIea Of the Church does not put an end
10 his exile. al once more enter into the holy
nlace where the Lord Of the catholic world holds
his court. What is it We propose to answer
his question and we must de it with great brevy
since 10 EXPLORE an d unfold in detail all the rea-
sons for The oours. oio Mono has taken, would
involve the labor Of "a historian rather than the
glanclng view Of the JON -nallst'
IL is well known, that when me Noun, Mas'a'
was raised. by the votes OF the sacred college, to
" the throne Of ST. Peter neither ne nor the
world was prepared for so stra. 7ge and unexpected
an event. That man who ha.' mingled ht.ie IN
the court of Rome; who had, for i.lany years been
busiIy engaged in the arduous duties OF distant
see; who was known TO have cherished nc ambl-
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THE iSniAS TRouBLEs oF CsSspA-T There has been
pretty weather the Upper Lakes. and we
received sdices yesterday from Upper canada tnst the
Gore stesmer which bad the detachment Of rifles on
board had been obliged to put back to Penetsngushene
account Of the storm " they are delayed any time
will probably have set In Lake Superior before their
arrival at the Ssul and the American boats be laid mp
In which there will be means OF getting to Mica
Bay for many weeks not, In fact Until the lake IL
Frozen sufficiently hard to bear the march a men and
vehicles There Is steamer the English side and
the troops cannot be conveyed but in Yankee boat
Mica Bay sixty miles by water, from the Saut but
at least hundred and fifty by land through dense
foreets and almost rocks aud cliff
Like Superior freezes generally for some thirty forty
miles out. the ice becoming sufficiently hard 20 bear
towards the end OF January; but We should thinR
sixty miles march over II by means pleasant job.
-Esnfeai (Ca) Courier. Dec 7.
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grookiyn city Intelligence. .
VERDICT or TnE JURY IN me METHODIST sfAyl

VERDICT OF the JURY IN TIE METHODIST ISLANDER
CASE.
The jury 10 this case, came toto court at three
o'clock. yesterday morning, aud rendered verdict OF
ak cents damages and costs.
srr,a BouFR Epiouos rHE NAVY Y,Rp 90
About nine o'clock yesterday morning, steam boiler
eNIlCton took place at the Navy Yard which may be
attended With fatal ccnfequences. boiler Of one Of
the otudges employed Ia removing the sand aud mud
In frtnt OF the dr. docs burtt toalding named
Hugh sherman, about the head aut face, and upper
portions Of the body He had only been ~ work for
lev minutes, and states tnat there bat slight
pressure 81 steam II IL fortunate there
Of the other men present. The poor fellow
vsy,d TO the city Hospital; " he RECEIVERS h ui pro-
badly b. dshgured lie has vile and children de-
pending him for support There can be little doubt
that In tL ~ In maoy other cases the bior Vas Of
tr. rIat. sfr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-16
TELEGRAPHIC INTELLECTUAL
THIRYX-EIRS COMoKISS
FIRST ESSION.
THE SENATE GONE TO WORK.
THREE MORE BALLOTlSGs In TIE HOUSE,
NO SPEAKER YET.

Senate.
wAsHrSs,oH, Dee Is, 1870.
The Senate assembled at IL O'Clock. The Vios pre~
tident resumed his seat, and called to order
The Hon. J. NJ BEHRrES, of Georgia, offered resolu-
ton to appoint committe to wait upon the President
and inform him that the Senate had organized and
was ready to receive any executive communication
that he might have to transmit meaning no doubt.
nominations and treaties.
Mr.. CLAY rose and said that he had intended TO
offer . similar proposition. He stated that thsre
were presidents which could be sdduced In its favor
He proceeded to make brief and eloquent speech in
favor Of its sdoption which was being put to VOTE
carried.
The committee was appointed by the chair when
they retired.
1t was then proposed that the Senate 60 nts exscu-
tive session.
Mr. CLAY supported the motion, but intimated that
he would not lead on any subject
The motion carried
The President, 1t Is said will send in several commu
nlcations on Monday, when the Senate will be In exc
cutive session to receive them
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sulsrfor CassVv

Before chief Justice Oakley.
Dtc. 1-UiliGm HUi rs. Geo n Cornish. The de-
PENDANT In this action failing e. appear Mr. Jordsn on
behalf 81 the plaintiff stated the after which the
jury retuines ayerdict u $3.50 damages and Costs.
Henry MsRsrs The Washingf N0nun,nf .fssociafior
II Nsw I0rk.-This was action for services secrs-
tery. The dtfnce was. that there we're no services
rendered that there n-thiug for him to do. The
jury, under the direction OF the Court found verdict
Tor the plaintiff of tb25 damages and costs
H,nTy J. Reed s. Jas "A. COrtng and John Gran,
THIS vas scten a note, and the defendants not
spp.srng, judgment give, for the plaintiff, for
s02l 81, damages aud costs.
Before thief Justice oakley and Justices Sanford and
Nsuderpoel
Dsc 1b.-Ja'nes A. B,ady -. he Mayer aud Csrpora-
ffon " Ner lork.--in this case which an actiou
Ter professional services the Corporation had moved To
set aside the report Of the referees the ground that
they had awarded an excessive amount. The court
made the following rule upon the nent which had
been previously heard namely that the motion set
aside the report be granted unless the plaintiff
sents to deduct $3.50 from the amount reported In
which case the motion Is denisd.
IssuE or Fscrs ven MsNpsv, Drc. ~ Nos. o.. ~,
H. IL rs So IS, %, TO- 20 l2s 1888 1874 1855 1876 l52
1St, 156, 40 3, 4, SO, 7, IL, 81 10, 20.
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House OF Representatives.

WAsHSoroN, Dec. Is, 184o.
THREE MORE ATTEMPTS TO ELECT SPEAKER.
The journal read as usual.
Mr.. NATHANIEL s. LrrTLErIELD, (dem) Of Maine,
offered resolution that the House do not adjourn to-
day, until choice Of Speaker be effected.
On motion Of Mr.. ROBERT w. JOHNSON, (dsm J of
Arkansas, 1t was laid on the table,
Mr.. Preston KING, (ree soil) of New York SAID that
the democratic party would organise for the election
OF democratic Speaker he believed that Mr. William
Strong of Pennsylvania, could be elected.
The House then proceeded vote with the following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-16
ARRIVAL OF THE HERMANN
WITH THE
HUNGARIAN Patriot LLDISLiS UJHAZY,
Civil Governor Of Comorn,
AND THK
Celebrated Mad'lle Apolonia JagelIa
AND THR
DC. &c. DC.

The Ocean Steam Navigation Company's ship
Hermann, Captain E. Crabtree, arrived off this
port about o'clock yesterday afternoon, with the
United States contract mails from England, France
and Germany
The Hermann sailed from Bremen on the 18th
ult. The same night she encountered tremen-
dous gale OF wind In the North Sea, and was forced
to lie to for twenty-four hours, till the weather
moderator, and she could make no Roadway du-
ring the whole of that time The wind and sea
were awfully high, and the Hermann again proved
her excellent, safe sea.gorng qualities. The bad
weather thus experienced delayed her arrival at
Southampton whole day, and she reached that
port only on the 18th. Her Goals, supplies, and
large cargo, were, however, put on board with adj
mrabe celebrity, and she was, therefore, enabled to
take her final Departure from England on the 10th
November, at P. M.
After her departure from Southampton, she ex-
perenced very heavy gales from west to north
west, during the whole of the passage to Halifax,
with the exception of three days, when the wind,
though light, was ahead-anived at Halifax early
on the morning of the 18th, and sailed the next
day for New York. She brings about eighty first
and second class passengers amongst the former
are his Exceency Mr.. Doneson, ey-Minister
of the United States to Germany and lady.
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The Epgiish Steam re-.

No news yet of the Hibernia. The telegraph
line is down beyond Calais, Name.
The latest intelligence from Halifax Is up to
hall past three O'clock yesterday Saturday morn
ing, at which time nothing was seen of the II. at
that port. She cannot, therefore, even if she
reached Halifax at four o'clock yesterday morn
ing, arrive at this port before tomorrow night.
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Suicide OF a Unitarian minister

CINcryrArI, December Is, 1s49
Tie Rev. James II. Perkins, Pastor Of the Unitarian
Church. In this city. committed suicide last night by
jumping from the ferry boat into the river, whilst
crossing. He left his hat cloak and memorandum book
on board II was the impression that he was lsuUAg
under temporary insanity. lie much esteemed BY
all who knew him and leaves an interesting family to
mourn his uutimeIv end
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-16

NV VHLFANf Dec I5fs.
The market IL rihs rmer for cotton and the sales
yesterday 500 bales ~ fun prices The raes for
the week amounted e COO bales The stock on hand
u $4,000 bales Dealers to-day have been inclined to
wait the Hib.rnia's news.
BALTIMORE. Dec. Is, 1910.
The produce market remains Dominally the same,
With bat moderate busEess, as dealers are inclined
to walt the next steamer.
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sl6,OoO freight this voyage home, exclusive of pas

$4,000 freight this voyage home, exclusive Of pas
sage money and the mail contract.
Our accounts by this steamer are Of NO later date
than brought by the Canada from Liverpool.
The royal mail steamer Severn sailed from
Southampton for the West Indies and Chagres, on
the 18th November, and the Rpon departed on
the 10Th for Alexandria, with the outward India
and China mails.
The United States frigate St. Lawrence, (50, }
Captain Hiram Paulding, arrived in Cowes Roads
from the Baltic, Qsst from Bremen,) on the 18th
November. She took on board a few supplies, and
sailed The following day for Lisbon, where she
was to refit, preparatory to proceeding either to
JOIN the United States squadron in the Mediter-
raB~ap, or to the Pacific.
The Hermann brings a letter bag from the st.
Lawrence.
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Severe Fire, Sc.

wAsHiSeroS, Dec. is, 1sio.
Messrs. Burch & Morrison's extensive tannery, In
Georgetown, was destroyed by Gre Thursday night
The loss was heavy. They we're partially insured IL
was supposed to have been the of ineendisry
The prospects for Speaker, to. day are decidedly
better
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The speakership In Washington.

PHrLAoELrHrA, Dec Is, 1S49
The prospects Of electng Speaker Mon.
day good. The democrats will conee nitrate ON
Boyd or Cobb Mr.. Clay is very active for Morehead
of Kentucky.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-16

oli DID, Old Adjudication Lovers OF sound eli Aie
Particularly old cOuntryen, herby notified 20 for
this delicious liquid, drausht
A. the present Eve years old srd brewei expressly Tor
this estatsh defying petition the
icuses this Union Those ola Jhnny Bulls have
their favor this compound by eir long home.
call and Three disrent
taps always hego Indepeeesnt Of Oh. above Steal.
theVs Cpilets Rarebs. old Alberta
Shades, No. i5z Cherry street. New YORK.
WILLIAM ALBERT, Proprietor.
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Arrival OF Gen. Houston. Se

WAsHNGros, Dec. Is, 1s4o.
Hon. Samuel Houston Of Texas arrived by the South
ern boat, last evening.
The Presidents ievee last evening, was numerously
attended
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The Warrington Wires.

JAsy CRY TELEGRsrH OFFICE
December 1b-0P. NJ
The telegraph wires Of Washington line which have
been down throughout the past week, have just COM
menced operations.
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California Houses Portable and otboy
Calforris Houses snd Stores equal TO, and cheap
sAs'L BOOTH, 81 Myrtle ave. Brootiyn
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| Nav osLEASs, Dec Is, 1919.
The health Of the city at the present time is very
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-16

Francis Curtis Of Salem, Mass has recovered YER
diet for IS GOO against the Eastern Rsresd Company,
fer injuries received through the negligence Of their
agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-16

taih selected sssortnsst Of ladies ssntls and chill
drens net lined and Overshoss ard sandals
prisng the latsst French fashicss also ladies and se
rubter Cater Boots the most elegant article that has
been made corstantt band and for sails. BY he single
pair ~ GOODlEAks Rubber Waretevss, sand - Broad.
way opposite Trinity Church
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h1ohnn ttanotores.-Tne great number
offoian fianoforts Dadety T. Gilbert Co.. Boston, asj
sold In this city since their exhibition the Fair.
shows The estimation In vhch they held BY the public.
Trus merit Is always appreciated New Vera Ware Rooms
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VOTES FOR SPEAKER.

Neceessry to a choice. MA
Highest vote boyd, dem ).................... So
The House. after these three attempt finding II i'm.
possible to elect Speaker adjourned at o'clock till
Monday.
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steamships which cleared from this port Thursday
for Chsgres, took out passengers follows
The ONO INSTRUMENTATION. 211
Inc Crescent City. 90
Inc Cherohee. ............. II
Total. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1872
The extent Of the correspondence may be judged of
from the following statement from the Post Office
books
The Ohio. IA 1873 letters
The Crescent City. ................ ISL do.
Inc Cherokee. 125 do.
Total. Observation-Disclosures 1902 do.
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Tut hHfSohtthFH -We Hn0W OF O0nbpfs@
racy Thousands i'm plcated Groppes Of people
going every day into certain place and comnr with
teous little parcels These have conspirea against
pricee JONkSS, IL Ann street. fs where they
buy pair boots and each ont male
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-16

BrrAy's National Collection or DaSuevve~
tyres Broadway Of Fulton sweet
and sit,ens respectfully invited ssHnns ke
specinsna
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-01-11

Gs rpiro pen orc Ganbtatsn fir tie @iss.prdiloens
tsniiels Der 4epubt eslprcden, ndnIh: panlartlne,
Gbarnisr ga9ss uno Sranscis araac.
Oeidts ron gRihti9teit III in Ger Naticnal afembp
pcraceanacn. - am l6tsu Dec. mar bis Gtabt paris
gan, rubi9.
glah otn tetsn 9srihtsn srbisIt Iopclscn 5.500,s
900 Stinlmsn, Garai9uas 100000, uno alc anbers
su(anlnrn 100000.
SeIfrciei, nmo MuelanS. = Die Ssriht; pen
Sranffcrt 3Ssn uno 8srlln iebis6sn nitts pcn gBi:
iatet in fh.-Sn lnaarn mar man entfbcfItn fineIil
Sltreibifbcn lluttroridr 0Bioertanb gu tiiiin-snsrs
Iii pos bic 5rlss in nlSbts. Stein SrsTsu bate atsr
ncth itatt9sbatt
NDm.-Dr fran,dffhs @sfanote nab 9'cm II nadl
paris prudatsbrt, un6 bsrithtet, onB Der patit fb
cntfhlcfsn babe, 3ufudt in Sranfrsidb ;u iuhcn. =
9Rau iprad fapcn in Rcm cine pcrlduf3e Re9terhn9
at eraaniiirsn Sn Der Gtaot rpar ouss rubia alIsn
man ipar osr 0Rcinun9. bae Die sressn 9epalcn bss
atits fld sinnsln une ihm nit Sepoit CUR Iutcrtd
U6er fine un9sbcranicn 8iuoer psrbtfsn pdrosn.
Snoicn. - Die 8sribts rcn bcrtbr fno nibi
pihtis. Stein 2rsfsn bat su sNcuItan futt9sfunesn
Beios portsie Die Rritttn uno nur9sntsn, bsreltst
lieb absr fir Gin 5refftn rcr.
1rIauo-Das 8erbSr ron @oriu Sufip mar aufi
asncmnsu. Den orrtiacu 3iitunseu pures aber nith
crautt eos 5u9ni6 ,u rutllitren, bs bic Satbs gum
SduB scbradbt lri.-lttr9tns III aIles rubi1
Staliru.-0 an9dc9cnbcitsn psresn nit ieesn
Sa9 mcbr pcrpidtlr. @inunt Scberti miro brihulei9
Gin nsuss Saroiuitn:Gobnd scnfruetirt su batcu.
1tnadrit. Die 9tritbte fino pioerfprctbeuo. -
8eln sntiCbciolnocs Srsfcn bot tattlebabt Die Siir
acr rcn neoru branntn ibrt si9ncn @5t6duos nisocr
INN ben Ssnb fcconn rurh SalIs atSutrciten-rpsni9
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@rn eranicr, sluGianb, YrtuFen, Gidtisn uni
Scnmort fnb 8sridtc sin9c9an9cn, alletn hiSfdtsr
fno 70 ma9sr, cop nit ft tsiner Grrpdbnnn9 psrtl
batcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-01-11
gu Derlebnen.

4uf Samifass esn 27itsn Sanuar. ndd
ifsns. fol- auf Gem plaee feIbif, bfsutIi6
paIsbut psrcsu pie uUrtrefflide
Nfabls nnS SGs Dfibfe,
oes periicrbsnen Saeob SroreH, aeIe:
gen in Salsburs Saunfhip, ee6a @auntp,
uuo Smar cine uno cine baIbs Msile pon I'll
lentaun. Die MlbIen meloen oureb Die Sc
oerercf aetrisbsn. unb eaber III INNER @af.
fer aenue pprbanosn. Die MablmhbIe III
aut sinaeribtst uno 9enis6t cine quite &uno.
I6aft. Die Sdsmuble III sbsnfaas in eur
ter Sronun9 unc bat ieosrSeit ibsrflueis
urbeit. gu ben Mlblen fol- audi Elm
"a sntes unS 8erdmmioes
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beren wenoe man fd an irssnp sinsu Der
untcrSei9netsn.
Die Secineunssn ioGIen an bsfastsm Sag
befannt aemabt perocn, burh
1aid,acI 2Gbauot,
SorenB SIein,
Samnel SnB,
Splpmpu S1emmerer,
9Setcr SHnipig,
Guarbiaus.
Sanudr II, nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-01-11
9lQentaun 9Spffamt.
Sanuar IL.

Solesnpss III Elm SsrSeihniB Der 8riefen
wslhs am Ieetsn Mittmotb i'm 4usntaun
pofamt Iiegtn 9ebIieben iino 4:
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8itbsr, erps Sciie, 9. Sriebt, SS. Y3urrrrps, r..
uno 9. Yadman, Sptn Glaosr, Dennis Gcpt, Il. %.
Gtarer, Scbu GcnpslI. S,aiB 6. u. Drfbttr, bcmas
Daps, Gnparo Dtnbaro, Scbn Gibsntatb, SRarp a.
Gdrcts, Daniel Grid. Sincu Srauttuftio, Scbu Sic:
wr, Sbemas Sauit Midbad SrcibsntSr9r, q. Cert.
tbius, Natbanid Slid. 9larp Il. GJciSnsr, Qiihael
65aIasbsr, antbcnp Gau9aptr, g4iGIiam 6sdr. Gliia
tstb bcieman, Goparb .pslninn, Sclpb Daniel, CScc
QS. bamptcn, Snc Gcb, Sct Ssnettr, Gbas. 0sd,
Dapio ,Scnlsrsr, SNaria 8srnsrcr, 6cnuo 6snser,
Scbn &roesr, Gscr9s 8ertbuer, gau anaug, bcuu
eonois, Stnrp earcS, Daniel eucpi9, .bsrrp 2eifr.
8idaro esptrs, 9Bm eefnrtna edtcb SJlartis, 8. 9.
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