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BY J.C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

: RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE
] and Lot By virtue Of dee of trust from w
F. Austin and wife, bearing date on the 9th day of
January, 1854 and recorded in I.iber A s No.
TO- OIios 3d6 337 1913, 339, and $40, the subscriber
will sell, al public sale, on THURSDAY, the Doth
day Of April 1855, at o'clock p. m, On the premi
ses, on First street east between and o st south
part OF Lot No 5, in square south Of square No "A
fronting 80 feet inches on First street east, by 7s
feet deep, on 60 lee alley, together with the build
ings and improvements, which consist of well and
substantially bIit two story frame dwelling house.
The terms of sale will be: One half cash, and the
balance in equal payments al anu IL months, for
notes bea ing interest from day Of SALE secured BY
deed in trust upon the pr perry.
IL the terms of sale not complied with in sill
days after The sale the property will be resOld the
risk and expense of the purchaser
CHaS. =. WALLACE, Trustee
JAS G. MCGUIRE,
ap lS-eO&ds Au ,tiOneer.
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FRENCH BOOT MAKER.

TNDIFNH DOVI HhNEIS.
JACOB WOLFSTElNER, No. 4S7 Eighth ST.
~ near Pa avenue, is now prepared to make the
most ia hiOnable French BOOTS. His long eIpa
renee and practice in this branch of the business in
Paris and New YOri justify him in saving that his
Boots cannot he eXceited in this country
Has on hand a lot already made up, TO which the
particular attention of gentlemen are invited.
ap 2l-lw"
DAN AWAY.-$IO NEWARD.-J Ohm,
IL my negro man, aged about so Yeas, ran away
from my farm in Alexandria county, Va, on Mon
day, 18th instant lie stOOps in his walk had on a
gray frOck coai and gray pants lie has wife al
Mr.. A Gladman's, on 9Th street, near The boundary
in Washington. | think he is lurking about there.
He also has sister at Mr.. Marbury's, in George
town. JOHN NJ. YOUNG,
Coac Maker,
Conner OF AZ street and Pa. avenue.
an 1S-tf
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The CORPORATION OFFICES are closed to.
day, by order of the Mayor. as a testimony of
respect to the memory of Henry w. Ball. late
CITY Surveyor, who died on last Monday
night The funeral is to take place this after
noon, and will be attended by the Corporation
officers. and the Independent Order of Odd
Fellows, of which the deceased was an active
and esteemed member
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-25

n eA5 SPRING AND SUMNER MEDICINE, Carriers
w. spanish Mixture stands sminent above all others
Its action the blood its strength
enlng ami yiyying qualities its tonic action Liver
Its tendency 70 drive all humor 20 the surface thereby
cleansing the system according 70 Natures prescrip
harmless and At the extraordinary good
erec and the number % testified many
respe table citizens Of Richmond, Va and elsewhere
conclusive evidence that there 10 humbug about
Is
The trial single bottle will satisfy the sceptical
Of its benefits.
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD
49,

CHANGE OF HOURS.
ON and after Monday, the 23d instant, the trains
~ will
Leave Washington at and aj4 a. M, and and
fkpm
On Sunday at a m and Ak pm
Leave Baltimore at Al and 81 m, and 3 and
54pm
On Sunday a. AZ and 81 pm
ap 23- If T. II. PARSONS, Agent.
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-Jok receives an the Books and News
yspers published He agent for Hsrpers and al
he Magazines, and readers will always
large and good Blank Books and Stationery
hi. Rocksors Odson Building, Pa. and a.
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TELEGRAPHIG.
KyroKrHp ron TIE
DAILY EVENING eTAR.
ARRIVAL CT THE STEAMER AFRICA.

HALIFAX, April 25.-The Cuusrd steamer
Africa arrived here last night Iron some
cause her news has not come to had up 70
he hour of going to press.--ED. STAR.
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Wants.

WANTED.-A servant 10 do general h cusework
w in a small family. Apply, with recommends
tions,) 1t No. 36l, Seventh street, between and X
an 25-lts
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I, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 2, 8 g. O.

= - - = ~ - ~ - - "
y LABARRE, corner Of Tenth and c SITS /, who
L. is a practical manufacturer in metal, has an
assortment of Silver plated NUMBERS Of various
patterns He will make numbers for houses hotels
pews in Churchs, and for hacks, TO suit all tastes,
and is confident at the low price they will he made
that il will suit the purchaser. ap l6-lm
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ICE. ~,
tn N. KIDWELL guarantees full supply OF
Il ice TO his customers in Washington or George
town, for the whole year, at fair prices
Orders can be left at the following places or sent
through the Post Office.
H. II. Mcpherson, Druggist, Capitol Hill
kidweli & Laurence, corner of Pa. avenue and
l4th streets
Mr.. Mcpherson, Grocer, 9TH street
G. +. kidwell, Smiths Lumber Office, ct ST.
Joseph Moore, Druggist, Pa avenue, First Ward
Ice can be had al my Office, No. 3 First street,
Georgetown, at all times. Families will be supplied
for the whole year at fair prices. ap2I-im
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HOUSE FOR RENT-CORNER OF 18th and
IL streets, one fthe most desirable locations in
the city. For particulars apply at the Kigkwood
House, between the hours ore and p H., tn
RALPH HASKTNS.
Also-A good covered BUGGY and HARNESS.
ap 25-eO3t+
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| VA ANTED-A SMALL COTTAGE AND A
w few acres of ground in vicinity of the Chain
Bridge, on the Virginia side Address @ w, Phil
adeIphia Post Office. ed Al.
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| SxyAN rED.-A FRENCH WOMAN. WHO Is
| W n Dress maker and hair dresser, wishes to
| find a place in a good family as femme de chambre
| Apply at the Star Once. ap2l-4ts
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CONCERT, AND A New BAPTIST CHURCH.
On Friday evening there is to be concert at
Rose Vale, near the Blsdensburg depot to be
conducted by Mr. VIM. Mirick Prof Scheel
will take part in the instrumental perform
ances. Several foe vOcalists of this city will
likewise contribute to the entertainment The
proceeds are to be applied to the erection Of
Baptist Church at the depot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-25

TIE WESTERN HOSE COMPANY, a new or
ganization, will, We learn, parade on Tuesday
morning next, for the purpose of receiving
their new apparatus. They will be escorted
by the Northern Liberties Fire Company.
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THz RACES The admirers Of good trotting
will be delighted with the match that comes
OF tomorrow over the Columbia Course The
horses are young, neither being quite four
years old. The bay colt, Ned Hunt, has a
high reputation, having trotted his mile In
public in 3:I6, nearly twelve months ago,
since which time be has not been matched
be has now, however, met wi a competitor
Of his own ago in the Dutchman, and flom
what we can learn an excellent race may be
expected. We understand there are q mum Der
Of 6ne horses on the track in active training
preparatory 10 the races which take place next
month
BUNKER HILL The dramatic diorama of
the Battle Of Bunker Hill will shortly be ex-
nioited In this city. Several years ago we
witnessed i: a. Odd Fellows Hall. The scene
opens presenting a starlight view Of Colonel
Prescott az the head of the American army,
With view Of Bunker ALL and the coDdagra-
ton Of CharlestOwn Inc British aot4slly
march through the principal streets Of Boston,
WIN degree OF accuracy truly wonderful
HE machinery is wonderfully arranged and
me exhibition, az heretofore, cannot fail 10 be
interesting
- IHE GREAT GPr CONCERT To-M0Raow
NIsHT-We were in error yesterday in an
bouncing Mr.. NORM as being the party who
knes the great concert 70 morrow night a.
Hsicn tie holders Of tickets are to draw, as
prizes the exquisiteIy beautiful laces DOW on
Goluon ~ the we'll known store of Madame
U D Madame D, It seems, and not Mr..
mIi, s !. me person uls offers this delightful
snd Proltaoie entertainment 10 the fasbiona
bic world Of Washington. N' ''-'a
WOOD CHRIsrT's MISsrRsLs, az III. Pen
Pies Theatre, Iron Hail. have already es.
night they were again greeted by a dens. am
ditory, and, As on their frs. appearsncs
created Q high degree Of enthusiasm by thai,
coed singing and comicalities. They again
perform tonight.
O. ". CARDIGAN, addressed a large and en-
husisstic democratic meeting nj Alexandra,
Virginia, on Monday night, in bis usually ar
gunentstiye and eloquent manner. The demo-
Gratis who heard him think that the speech
will essentially benefit their cause in the en-
sging election.
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PLEASURE TRIPS The Steamers Georg,
Washington and Thomas Collyer are now pre-
pared to resume their pleasure trips to Noun
Vernon and the White House
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EAGLE CLUB.-At a regular meeting Of the
Eagle Club, of Georgetown, the following Of
fcers were elected for the ensuing term Pres
ident, Thomas Bowling; Vice President, w
a. Cunningham; Secretdry, John B. Davis
and Treasurer, Uriah d. Hilton.
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EOR RENT-Two handsomely furnished Houses,
L containing Is roons in one, and Q In the 9th r,
in desirable location fronting on public square, one
square from Lafayette Square, on II. corner of
and Eighteenth streets, with bath rooms &c., will
be rented on reasonable terms to good tenants.
ap l3-lm+
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DOR RENT THREE ROOMS ON FIRST floor
OF Poorest Hail." Georgetown, suitable for Of
ices or stores. Apply to FORREST,
ap M-lw" corner F and Doth streets.
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NOR RENT-THE DWELLING AND STORE
1 on llth street west, one door from Pa. avenue,
north side, adjoining FaTnham's Bookstore. Apply
to GEORGE A. w. RANDALL,
mar 2-eOtf corner 18th and y SITS.
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WATCH RETURNS There were no persons
in for trial this morning and but few dodgers
We hope this may continue not that we wish
the proprietors small prOGt5 but little trouble.
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FURNISHED ROOMS MRS. G. ANDERSON
1 has several furnished Rooms which she wishes
IN rent: situated over the Music and Stationery
Store, second door from the KirkwOOd House, Pa.
avenue. an ll-eolm
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nor RENT-THE STORE HOUSE NOW OC
l. cupied by Barnes s. Mitchell, on Pa. avenue
between 9Th and 9Th streets. Possession given oil
18th May next, on which time the present lease ex
plres. Apply to JAMES DIXON, Esq of this city
or the subscriber, "Cottage." Nj ntgnmerv county
Md THOS. CONNOLLY,
an 23-tf
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NOR SALE-A TWO STORY Brick HOUSE
L on the corner IF Prospect and Frederick streets
Georgetown, now occupied by Mr. John w. Bro
naugh. For Information apply TO Mr.. JAMES MIL
LER. Market st betw. 4ih and 5th, Georgetown.
an o -law5Wt
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-05-11


i as 1sAa.ssills 9assaaa prssus = IRE can IS
81 ~ reasonable dyaht, That tie Pr lent
has All .rsa thaf IS nav,l garea 81 49, il
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81 81 81 ~ 3 - s...''sas
1oa to tlenian III coiafel ioE Iis
bringing IS anI saarehing u the Eeorad0 nill
e haF egel onfra.,
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IL s..s''A' s. = s
Ile kldefato aslss3 appears g ae the inlueai.
ate ND main cause q tbs ekl aoslllafy
ing 90 ie Iasf Ct tlie aaEa nistfatioll blt, d
d so, flesAaal Illng seems 81 as 80 IS perfect
pF0spertlolls Ilie Colorado SIS ilred ever ana
brought to 'sllt ezatllea pot my Cubail cfast
nat ~ my 1851 subject IS It's 1htlan authorities
ID by Z mar sslisi1sh irleate seIlt OIL i llle
panisn sA1fefiliaeial % efnlsegin Ihe waters q
the tlslil s. AeNlco alaa protect y a9a from al.y
INVASION g khe allIpllststs 0W Il our ADMITS.
rem detellnlted 81 nalng nasai
r..In 1'llia fepssa-
$50
10 y ina sae an
q absurd 8 sliaRe nls q q NeeIef neafa
lives low can 1uoa lflss 9iy ne callea 81
expected % make fsIaTa'io lof 1lle els 0i tfe
nome government g span a9Qn Iae nm foas
elitifelg N''ttiohI Imam limits. ~ e not cur
squadron seals 81 spaln te aeinalau I. 1ta1leia
.tllere 81 Illssfaessu So 81 elssFa.on iron re
nrsF e lias e1lcoulltef % ms s.uat So
nposl tae slseaas 80 ao 1al l1faIoss 80 alse1ss
- aaiisstl - ss ~ aa aass, Asa
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-05-11

Iconntfg hae fun up ton yeelf,
at lhe Beginning 81 Ills alf.
Sir eaFe and Il nc nc 86D
llnnigFanss hsFe hith hs impression
tilat The olieeas 81 eheFlsls PSI faiiel
Unjust be obtained 81 piel nacs ilty fathcn
with dilieulsy, y amer loie aen III lIi.
ountfys ihe aeauieaDenoe 81 de minctIls Is
lie vii of re majority. Tic number 81 r-
Emlgfants 1ho sro tied II participate @ az
Isiona. arr y ahort residence Is "a uniief
ssaara a P1ssnl p 4 nti
ennlparad NTH aae rfelt n rho o InDst
uhclly Lind q lie nature 81 ihesr ne elSll lIlt
political relations.
Americans ullo witness 81 lha polls som
yeur % yer, t.e hnmetul spectacle 81 sallsted,
drunken, ravirg aliens, deciding IS tr6ye d
Juveniles, hundreds, q thdpsanes tie cf
lelsctiona, wsnld noi, however. place lie sspcn-
sihility md the reprohation where Ii belongs,
| If Thy were - attribute b them alone tie 81 I
land disorder they create. Infy lana a cur
shores with all their ignorance and superstition.
corruption and insdelity, deserving ply rather
than censure, and esnand welcome, hospit.
education tor their children. ard home md
support ID the vast unexploFed repions Nitii
which nature has provided s 50 bo0nttu
These it's our duty ID bestow Instead 81 this
they IRE seized upon 81 pro gate demacocues,
tatght 70 consider themseiye 30 army of politi-
Ell invaders, enlisted either ii inedcl clubs. 81
Under tie nners 81 ambitious prFlatea ana /
81 priesthood. Ind formed into ga.t Roasirg
between parties ndidsles turning
hohly nc.
ses, however, are partly ogirg Is q
Fault and the temptation Is them Is directly pos.
ifered, ly the IS 81 the lind Cd ne subject of
naaural zation Under tic plea wel coming
foreigners, aaoraing shelter / the oppress
led Z ana bone 70 the stranger oslef.
ed - I'll Enr5p IL landing ii America 81
Iargest amount of temptation possible ii lain
themselves and to afe tha aaoted country.
The '.uniforn law d natural zatISn7 hich Tie
asttusion provides nat Congress IL euaet.
has been % exsended III State laws. thai S.
month esidense IL the coHnI " eila-
lies residents oi some states IS eposita
vcts Il any election ipiasg b in-
migrants eannst be co ana NE, not
the, are ansWeraJIs for Consequences.
Tie wisdom % the proposal than has been
made 70 Congress hat tlia term It idence &c
fnrpifnpre shh,lla as nrolneaa8 l.sl.sre 8hs,,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-05-11

KIAo. RO 0S ind
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sse same. Wislpras efe pa1ic
antery, i lie clfy 81 0es
aat ale l5ih daYn AIa9 these
ms IS Pc Eco States
fni1ea
Valuable Plan sesGs<useas
81 mbfaeea asf pc attention
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s. 1Is S. S. e1u N19 IS pEER cnnEK.
% wh have more reputation than
aIl IS tie state.
s aalaa ~ Ssots Goaa
soas EAa desire SCI ensafs y taa i
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IS iii as i sll Is exalnlae hese Lords aE.a d Ue
pfssea8 de
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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-05-11

Dies or WAa.-lhs Charleston Etning
n sss, q last sunday il commenting 81 the
Cuban d iculties says, that Cuban affairs ere
10 Be maia they have been. ths source and
means annoyance, danger and injury % SIR
people 81 government, orr own Just piotecti1n
would authorize aresort IN kind; and |hil
penalty lor Spanish outragss. j would b ee
innate, and BY formal declaration 81 the l3as-
or--a qnts de ration of var o ond our
nia II sgs and permit even all
fsme " ieh ems peculiarly ipprapfals b
$ anns noa 81 acsion--to a N n 8
40 40 patrons tha Gllibustes ns ln
vintus bu my boot then dosstf
war;
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-05-11


III .4oRE. MI. Pailip s. N
Temperance advocate q delivering spec
Mobile few evenings since, referred u
President Fnln IS 'tIiat great end roc
man he Adxert ays:
The nentIon q hs name was received BY
that immense concur 3i people Wlih such
tumnlt aPPlasse IS ws hive seldom witness
~ s1sn y tme 81 h.gh peltical excitement
REPEATED ches sinste spping 81 hands
and stamping q Get iloNne ha voice 81 ths
speak al was some time before quiet Fos
restored suHcient to allow BIN Q proceed
What pleasing evidence Vas this abiding
h2l Willard FILLMORE has upon tie Sonihern
heart Faithful @ the Consultation and iss
Guarantees e .he oih. her sons win not soon
forget his gallon nnd eng efforts IS
re39gYs thems And chen N. visit |o ihis Sec
lion last season dd very much pen This
core cree aud respect ulo .dnu. oi, esteem,
ana eioR Few, y ee oar people but
y 81 long 4 apd prosperity 81 Ailard Fill,
more, r n
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-05-11

Ias Boston people ere Classical ss
ldeni FiEree'a exclamation g the reception 90
slie news that SAM had carsled Tie ciccdco
q n ffampsh mo 6sappoinlmenl can
eePTess him''-calle forth 10 Following rara-
faph from the Atles
such tOughenihg effect has Il g take many
little foggings before you take great We
can Imagine the Genfralwande ia e-
cholY through The dismal hails ibo White
House repeating.
InReni portumi spes Ct Fortune valerie
Salts be Insists hidi.a nune ali1
Fhich sDg very freely translated meons
hollow
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frsuHpldnftIidb cin9elaren an3urufsu.
9lrntrwn, Srpt. 81. rats
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-05
Die Dfcne 8iDCl.

2tacutcn mtrctn ptrlon9t, un ctn neutS SGtr
81 ptrt0uttu-bttlttlt ,,otrtutbum, @0p,Smus nl
OaS Gbrllttnlbum, rrtr rit St9nun9 clntr cltncr
yi2t," Wtt rtitlet in rtr Gjtbltbt: rfa Ghr,lttu
Ghums 9tjil9t miro, pcn Der Jtt uutrIs Critters on.
tls Sir itstSIn 3tit, ourtb &tntEnt Z. 9Rllntr-@s
III ttI gbiltbt rI lvStrltIn Gntetdun9tn eer &Smt
/ Yen Sttnnitlt0tCitcn StSt0 rte " /:
oct mic ctldbt in 2rrkhtrtnrn Shttstn Der NSaI
9tj!9 wurrGu iu ptrGfentilchtn. uno ptt 2lStrnh,l
zen Der untEf!ittn @mpfiu0utg. uno etc als2ttth,
&rrcbruu9p pcn Der Sun9frou gRorta ruttb rtn &brw.
J. Z. Y'tr0 .. p. 2tutcr pcn Ten .Stuln,"
Der Ntrdht unp Gtaat," II. ~, II. I. no, ~ IL:
rudhtbtt9Cn. Or. Ytra, otr Nutcr rltit6 @&crttI
III. ME es olltrwirt6 ju9t9tUth wrc, rtr 0tbldtGt
SdhrcitCr otf " rmoutsm IN bltIim gourr. 1tt:
lcniStn otnm tit Oismillcntn nit rtm rj:W i
/ Oh o t 9brs tttGAnt nno, trHutbrn ftint rtltI
rc &crilbcrm0cn prn picfr Shotodi.
g0tntCn hnttn btc6 tlntS btr prrfiuiIithit,n %ij
der ros il pWtliSirt t6urrc; cs in Gin 0rrGtS l2mc
ucn 430 Sctin, pcritt nit rtt(tu Stithin, itDSu mt
nautrbaft 9EbunItn, unO rrtauft an 81 . tOs &c
PIE.
Spctimen:Grritn wyrrru roth O1ltn Shciln ttr
&crtjnt9ttn Staaicn rurtb rit 9Nrlt nntb ptri Gm
pfln0 Der Cblatn Summe, rtifrct 9tionrt
Stbtdt furGtn GtPls unb urtbttht frr Guh idClt
ltrrchrt
6. SO. SraoleD, Suhorufcr.
Sc. Is 9irrp 4tt Slragt, gbanarbio.
9Poi 23. nlln
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-05
@jute DeutI0e 95uCbCr.

Sun Suihlicbr sum ,Stba Qotrict" III witctr Gin
ntuEr &rrrotb pcn pcrtrcffIithtn Ydtbtru fir Tamt.
lien. Scnnta9eibultu stiitrtrn uuo oue Srlunos Ger
8ttoun9 une 9trlI9lcn crbalttu mCr0tn. Die 9tutt,
mtltbt germ cnuos @utts ttrn, mo ci79Itarm i'm
SubtSDr ouiurukn nnc ettit NtSbsr Su fIbrn.
l. Or. eutbtr's etbgn unp Sbntcu.
2. Huflt9uu9 Ntr 3tu9sturliftbin Gcnfiicrs
g. buDnsr'5 8itliibt Sncrtn (nur % Gents cas-
StUt.)
4. Der src6I JRattbismls rcn Or. Suthtr.
). Sin ntucS gtittub fir Sdoultn uuO Tomltu.
6. Die ltuas6ur0ftbs Gcuftilru.
z. Der tltuc guthtriht Gdtthismus fir CENT
taQsIbutIn fir 81 Gents ros Smd-ithr tiGia.
s. Gm nmts raltihts R;bmCub (37I Gsuts)
0. DIR tt;iRt StanSmdrr.
&ef, @utb uno 0clfri6.
2atutauu, SUM- ~, 1856.