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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-04

like to see the directors In railroad company en-
terng into contract in their Individual capacity,
to build line and then turning round and in their
oficial capacity leasing it from or to themselves
at high rate per annsm. 1t does not look well,
and ia not right bat II the road cannot be built in
any other way, il may be best to quietly submit to
the plan proposed for lts immediate completion Is
of the utmost Importance When this connecting
link is finished, the distance between Detroit and
Chicago will be miles less, via the Michigan South
ern road, and the line between these points alb ut
one hour shorter than by the Michigan Central line
This viii secure all the through Western travel that
may desire to take the Suspension Bridge route and
add largely to the income Of the Southern line. We
agree, perfectly, with the management in all they
say Of the importance of this new line and trust its
construction viii not long be delayed even upon the
plan proposed, If one more just and equitable can
not be agreed upon. 1t is estimated that the
petion Of the Goshen line and the connection with
Detroit will add one million Of dollars, the first
year. to the gross earnings Of the Michigan Southern
Railroad Company We have no doubt but that the
first year after these lines are completed the Mchi
gan Southern Company will earn four million of
dollars. The Goshen, direct line, 80 shortens and
straghtens the distance between Toledo and Chi
cago, that it must be the great highway, both for
passengers and freight between the southern end Of
Lake Michigan and the western end Of Lake Erie.
Nothing can compete with route 80 level and so
direct, and the stockholders are looking forward
with good deal Of interest to the opening of that
connection.
The State Treasurer of New Jersey reports that the
receipts Of the treasury for the year 1866 $221
2ss 81. The disbursements were: ordinary, $685.
OIL 81 extraordinary sos ll9 05; total 1921 lao 49,
leaving balance in the treasury of sll3 20. spe-
cia loan of $50 900 has been made during the year,
which, together with the loans of ls46 and 1852,
makes the indebtedness Of the State $685. 900. The
State holds available assets amounting to 1882 l2 H.
The receipts of the treasury for 1856 are estimated
at s171, 1856 co. The receipts of the school fund
were ST. 70l IL, and the disbursements s703s3 rs.
The school fund invested is s4l2,l5 0S, being an
increase of $lOs45 rs, as compared with the pre-
vious year.
The operations Of the United States Mint in
Philadelphia for the month Of January, 1856, were
as follows
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~ 87k Halves And quarters about In proportion
ana cases ci ron sold 1t ike
BAy1he market steady for shipping lots ~ 81 IL,
and 1t u rs per 100 ibs retail
IxArHm.-The stock continued light and the market
quite Arm and In scme descrip ions small advance
was Obtained The receipts sales and STOCK remaining
on the LIST inst, were as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-04

DY HENRY II. LEEDS, AUcTIONEER.-TUEsDAY,
- Feb s at half past ten O'Clock on the premises Nos
dining saloon for eaeLease, futures furniture stock and
good Will the we'll known dining saloons known for
Gouids dining Fulton and
site Futon market contains one hundred 10 sns rooms
three large dining rooms, and large The
house doing prosperous and successful business Re-
ceips $3.50 per day 1t Is offered at private sale
change and sold prior the 9Th of February will posi-
lively be sold 2. public auction on Tie premises on that day.
payment easy Apply the premises, to II. II. LEEDS
co. No. 10 Nassau street, daily, from 10 A. NJ tolP.M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-04

Uu rprp'hCfS Hhu 6yekkssos 10 % 80
diamond earrings, pins finger rings ~ $50 ~
Gold armles scarf pins and thimbe 81 ca 10 Sn 90
~. GEORGE O. ALLEN. Imrorer
" watches and jewerv. wholesale and RETAIL No. HI Wall
street second floor. near Broadway, stairs.
WATCHES At WHOLESALE PRICss-aOLp Ann
" silver watches, Of every descipon less anv other
store 10 The city, Buyers o. good watches would do ven 70
call teore purrhasing elsewhere Every article trted in
r'sin hrurcs IN the window. L. A J. JACOBS uporters ~
Tacbes, ~ Broadway,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A KEROSENE OR COAL OH.
SECURED PArESrs.
The intensity Of the light obtained from this oil viii be
to exceed that Of any other oil or liquid heretofore known
THUS Oh s,. from Goa. shSS
not explosive Insurance companies allow to De used with
Those who resd q write much .. night will find srea.
acquisition a. The light rearkab steady aud so syo
rail- churches factories hotels and lighthouses 1s
il surIs br isDy wiihou. smoking or crusns the wick
does not deerorste or evapoase BY exposure and not
Tie various psi4ted lamps to be found at the OF
are % ~ as hs best aaptsd 70 tue
ak foo, gas burpers
be adapted chandeliers for hotels country residences
1he usual discount to Wholesale dealers.
AUSTENS. agents q the North American Kerosene
Company, 81 Beaver street
CURE FOR cORNR BY MADAME BEHH Ard NO. Is
Madame respectfully Informs he pusc as sns s sss
doced ler price IN order 70 enable every oe free from
@ sSn1a as sas s ssa:
q hume, or at Madame BIS residence from anti aocs
DhuMMoND's AMANDINE, FOR CHAP ED HANDS.
s e sp wssn article Of
and chapped hands emit viii bs found moi
pared and sod wholesale ana retail by s. DsaumouS
spo'hecary, 3O7 Broadway.
eE TdoKs q a. sn At
he sssss mpS.sd French
Ss7 broadway, lear White street. w.
CooD,s COMPOUND ExTRACT.-rHIs ESTABLISH n
VI medicine sl offered 70 the public the most sa,s g.
ss q sas
smell disagree with The most s.csss so snss ans
rm Snness io and may ss taken without onnsn
Price 81 Eal directions accompany each jar d wh s,ss
- ' " Il s. DEUMs sssf Apo.becary 30, sro.sv.,
HionLY fNtos71Ss IS fH7s,c;..s;,ss -7w VINO nm.
% cans 's sss from The body
ss p S;s,.; md
sp sss hasa s,S ] s. %
ne nsSs = s utmost
s sna :s s q
nrs a'n Y 2
Mey can % recommended The best Thor
&c piss.
.TonE a coYDIr WILL CONTINUE raR srock
Condh jenkins Co n william street. s'SNp''0 ~
MACHINE LEATHER BkITIsa, OF THs Bsr
Is Spruce street, Superior lace leather always on hand
CEwINo MAcBINEs-ALwAYs ON HAND, AND IN
good order for sale price from SIS ys6 dollars N.
chimes win well os examine once No. ubss ma
CANDs' SALT RHEUM REMEDY, AND sApsApA.
a: IL sa sps ssss
The one applied externally peneraes the pores Of lie Kin
uPpcSIbJ me oth0r, taken
puffnea mo olOoo ano removes oil unhealthy
operating with each Other thew fail 10 ecc horr%
A. B. 80. SANDS, Druggists. i5o Fulton street.
THE UNDERSIGNED BROS LEAVE tn yyro.,,
snd dealers IN eecbes that he has con :"
- anu 0w Piices leeches OF superior qualify Osrs
"r amy qnansy tcp any place in the States vii 30
-. d. public 70 s:s.::
have no travelling agents, "'"s my n~"o' -
'NhF vEsTRIs BLO0Ms.-sINOE THE INTRODUCTION
oI befe Variable articles the cadayerous fss
I'M PsssT away The vesrs boms called
,oom oil youth ever her cheek They are entirely harm
smn unlike general co metics really the sk-
'nae neg hsghen M beauty. They sod sos BroadwsT
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.

(yALIFoRNIA DIAMONDS, EQUAL TO TUE REAL
stone 81 Si2 rings - S26 earrings Is TO sa5 Isdiss
pins g 70 SS0 Any Of the above articles by matt by an
closing amount addressed L. J. JACOBS manusctnrino
eweIers 4W Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-04

UCTIUN NOTICE ~ BOGART, AUCTIONEER, BY
sale this day l0 O'Clock the
auction consisting q be entire stock OF the
bioos pals csles ard weights lot segss boxes behring's
fish, vegetables showcase; and also at O'clock Cherry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-04
A UCTION sALE-oF BEAUTIFUL HOUSEHOLD FUR.
"A u T LEElla A will sal IN MoHd Ear.


II nitwe.-h T. LEEDS Il 90. will sell, Monday, Feb
ruary at lth o'clock, at the residence No 4I Broome
seven octave psnoIor,e TWO suites OF paror furniture
twenty hair matresses rosewood bureaus bedseads
stands mshcgan and walnut do large pier gasses
chairs music do eegeres, with looking glass backs and
rosewood marble top hat feather beds holsters pillows
pa basses large paintings small French paintings; two IA
feet extei sion tables; velvet tpesy and ingram carpets
silver plated knives baskets superb pearl and
cutlery; CLOCKS handsome vase china tea SETS
crockery of all kinds glass ware with general
Of furniture Of all kinds chamber furniture Sale positive,
without reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-04

CYLvESTER SLOWER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- household furniture velvet tapestry and Brussels car
Gay ghs ds q Il o,gock z! h6uss s e E. saia ase6
above he entire furniture OF family relnq house
feepps, sDg 10 Of elegant wood paror ss in
wood eeeere, French secretaries music do
marble top cens side and sofa tables rich lace window
yaea msnsl ornaments French plate pier glasses on paint
lure rosewood mahogany tedsesds mab top bureaus
and wahstsnds, Ioupges easy chairs cottage and other
pslasss feather beds beddin. s dining room furniture
iabes china Plsss csocerY ware, Fable cutlery silver
plated wafe, Ac also, large variety kitchen article
stove, &c. Catalogues at the house, Bale po I'VE or
shine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-04

A uCTIoN NOTICE-THos BELL. AUCrIoNEER.-BY
"a BILL BUhH. This day at l0H O'Clock In the sales
rooms y North William street. Ia assortment Of good
second hand furniture OF AL descriptions stoves
bar room chairs counting house desks sofa beds
closed without balance stock Of boots Shoes
CATERS NC large lot of dry goods hosiery and furnish
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-04

A UCTION NOTICE j. BOGART, AUCTIONEER. BY
"A BogAr this day at 10 o'clock, the auction rooms
corner trsbkort and William sasLarge
panaoons, di and coats vests rmnipgs Also
10 pair mems shoes boys hats. burnt goods &c.
RICHARD D. MARSHALL, Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-04

ITO ITALIANS "A LADY WISHES TO EXCHANGE
lessons In English music French singing FOR lpssoas
IN allan. ddress Madame g.. So White sireet,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-04

1EWELRY AND DIAMONDS VERY LOw'-TUE SIR
d scrfber for the last eighteen years. business IN Wal
street, selling all descriptions of diamond ana ali
other kinds Of je wey swhoesas and retail al much ess
than the ueuh prices -
Lsdes gold cameo. mosaic carsuncle and pe,r,set
earrings pins and brsceetsn boxes 80 10 10 300 ID esnh
Ladies' pins, gold, cameo, mosaic pearl y $3.50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-04

Il SCANLAN, AUCTlONEER WILL SELL, This DAY
IL ut 10 O'Clock a 80 Hudson street. the furniture OF
small family leaving the CITY, consisting Of carpets table
chairs bureaus bedsteads chairs Sofa looking sasses 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-04

~ t0RGE COOK, AuCTIONEER.-FURNITU tF
~ superior quality ar IN large variety, Tuesday az
&c ock a, log Broadway including par or SUITS
robes, hall stands centre side tables; library book
lounges chairs rockers mattresses, paIIasses &c
Please examine previous TO sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-04

A NTBONY J. BLRECKER, AUCrIONkER -vALUABLK
Ia properly kast Twenty eighth street. Anthony j.
ecker will sell ct auction Wednesday FeD g. 1885, at
O'Clock the Merchants Exchange the three four story ene
street rorh SIDE being log feet Of Third
The each Is feet bv % feet inches; depth OF houses 50
feet Terms Of sale and OF he property he had by
apply H. CUDLlPP 1l9 at the Office
OF The Alctinneer, No Z Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-04

LBFkT NICoLAY AUCTIONEEx WILL SELL,
"A this day February Il 12k o'clock, ~ tha Merchants
kxch pge, Tor account 81 whom may coocern-
81 snd Corr ing Railroad 1t mortgage bonds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-04

LBERT n. NICOLAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"A sale Of fifteen years lease OF the building No WAL g.
ds,. February Is 1855 a. y 9clocf q The Merchan r.
pired May 1885, OF The elgioe promises known
No Wal street, OF Broad Condons o. lease arc
quarterly. and Croton water tar; attsr NAY AsoL hen
rent and and The lessee 70
the building IN good repair. The property BOW rents for
5000 per and could easily bA made 70 bring eSOOO
proi this lease Thus an opportunity Ia presented
seldom with and should be nbrAcod those seek
ing profitable permanent Investment First ciAss
cy and mortgages will Aken for half the
base For tui particulars Apply to ALBERT H.
NICOIAY. csioneer. 4 Brood 1t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-04

(NURE FOR COKER BY MADAME BERH ARD No IL
Bowey, east side between Broome Delaney street.
Madame respectfully Informs the puslc that she has 4,
aoced or price, 10 order TO enable every De free from
PAIN and iees confident Ia promising that abe Wi, reroy,
corns bunions nAs gro wn In the nesh &c. without causs
e least pain or pconvenence. Perso6s attended
p M N'' '-oA. ~As&A y s@'sN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-04

GROCERIES, SLEIGH BELLS, sEGARs, LIoUOT ..
VI sperm candies, soap-Tuesday, February s. al y
oelotk at Dey street corner OF Greenwich ne
indigo teas coleee rice starch figs prunes pencil
DC. W. A. CARTER Auconeef 81 Dey street COZ
Green Wich, - >e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-04

Terms sae9eD cent this day and the balance before
O'clock The accrued fntel s the bonds
charged the purchaser Thurs
day. FehruGy 7. ALBERT II. NICOLAY Auctionser and
BARKER, NO. Broad street. Now York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-04

DY ORDER OF THE sHERIFF.-EDWARD sCHENCK,
ID auctioneer EDWARD sCHEECK win sell at auction,
Monday 4h inst l0L O'clock at his sales roo No Is
Wall street magnificent assortment OF household furniture
ed for convenience OF consisting IN part elegant
carved rosewood SUITS IN brecae in bAir cloth; maho
do oak chamber suia Of the ates, stye mahogany
French bedseads bureaus washstands with marble
side and soa tables win elegant carved rosewood
wardro es tedsteads bureaus with BILE tops do wash
reception, and Vol ARE chars aud
plain cloth also two French plate mantle glasses
In superb raMes also china vases silver plated ware
Sale positive, BY order of r. L. VULTEE, Deputy sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-04

A UCIIoN NoTICE.-H. WILSON. AUcTIoNaER, WILL
IA sell, this day. Monday. ut 10Y O'Clock 70 Franklin
OF Broadway I'll furniture Of that first class
private he consisting IN Of ela5orstey carved
paror SUITE covered In rich satin brocade good
Brussels M ply and nsran carpets centre side
and sofa marble rosewood and mahogany Eliza
behan pure hair palasses rosewood
marble bureaus and washsands eegeres, front
and back Also oil paintings large gilt French plate oval
mirrors silver plated ware, cutlery &c also costly
wood hail stand deposit required lease Of the house
1860 be had
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-04

r. COTTON, MISUNDERSTANDING SALE
at linton Hotel This day, Monday February at f0ts
click at be Clinton HOTEL commencing with thu cntng
furniture, comprising very large of china
glas are sive, paed ware rich cutlery sir
mat oFaDy dining and extension tables; 100 chairs
In tak several very large sze oil paintings very
Alo all tie office and sitting furniture. Also, II
VIII permit oil the balance of unsod furniture comprising
tue &c, DC. Also, about 100 tons OF coal
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@tQ0t Baltimore.

Gin 8pIi5it unb Trteben8rt@.
ter perwtei EN- @efern ipraa oie@roBz
iurb e8Griminal9eridt8 Elm 8ermeilun981rtReil
aus 8esen Brli5einlonn Galbpt, an9efla9t,
eilten 9faubperiu6 atf bic @elptaiden oeS q,
@o8neQ gelnadt 5t baben.
Gin 3>peiteS Sermeiiun9surt4eil tpurbe erlai=
len ge8en 6riepen8ri4ter Sonuel 90. 2amber,
an8efl19t, BON @eorge @r8nel 6wet Dollars
erpreBt 5n baben, 8e9en pelde@nm1ne er oielen,
ais CT ne9et por9ebli4er 9fu4eftSrnn8 nerRaftet
MAI, freilaRen prllte.
GSbtltder Il nfalL. = 2este1 Scut-
tag Nbenb mp0te cine iltlide Dune, Nantcn8
Wptt8en, Die BET ibrem Sp4ne Gde Opn Goens
llc Wfiuifenltr. mrAnt, Die Greppe Htnur1ter
Qeben, ol8 iie fcb(trat unb fppfi6er hInlnter@
i~titr3te. @etern lit le an ben 6ol9e1 oteleS
6ale8 geitprbeu.
Som Epbe gerettet- 2trn Wfcntag
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yer eiten Dtutiden, Namcn8 0tqera, ideinb1r
Gterten ~iiegenb, in SohniOn>St IT,, n1be
GrpB, ST trutte i4n mad Der Statirlt, loc liA
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ifattfnbenre NerRe19ermuQen.
5pPer & 6 o., 26 SiibsG6ar(e8fr. - $50
%pt mDoerne DRIP 0ppb8. = 100 Gtif Ser
renfletoer. = WtGbeG unb 10 9rloene unb
itl6erne ll6ren.
2annpn& Wat9em8, ~ g. G6arlestr.
DRY @rpr8, Carpet, Seltu9, 9feiIeIafe, @prs
temrnnaie8 &c. &c.
9ance & Green, 100 9altiutprefr. -
W{0bel, @alanterte>G 8naren, llGren uub Sc
~pcllertelt - Elm \ tonp.
Benefits 6 D., 80 g. Gborle8fr. : @tIs
6erpldttrte Ga tpr8, Gaffeefonnen &c. 0NEz
bel .uno EN- 9ebraudte8 4ianp.
DC . r q II:
Sbper& So. : S1 SIR. 1877 01rBfr. cine
gauge 5au8einridtung.
Qbrepn & @r., % 9. G6arle8fr.- 8prz
%5ellan- & Gtetr9ut.
Cannon Wfatbew8.- Sn Set. 70 ct.
Yaulltr. = Sdn1lntliGe WtGbel & Sau8ratb.
Cannon & 90 atbem8, A @. @barle8Ir.
200 9plpere unp itlberne llGren ; 250 0plpene
Soften urD Senellerte8.
8ennet So, 30 q. @bar(e8fr. : Gin
Eager BON @la8 unp irpenen 0dareu.
Saml. $. 0Dper.- Sin 0ratt=, snifden
6ptparo q @utamitr Oa8 2eal ebplD Sntez
rele pe5 GaitbauIe8 paIelbit.
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@unit 3ci9cn, unp rurd itane 8er5G1te Qn5i8e
bereiien, baB 6 apd eiue&uuit 1T fd idGn III
ma6firen. Yin 9eind pirr e8 rem GQ(lc ujd]t
tchleH, al 6lrelit6t aud midi, iopit Ollie 4in,
bic Seine gum 2aafer 6oten.
GD 9(eue8- 8Oden6latt. Gc7crn
lam ms in 8cifnafrpter 4a5fotuu9 bic eritc
9t1rmacr res NpGenblate8 Der o92emz0prfer
&0enr5cittn8" gu. Mir emPfe6lcu ren 2efcrn
I'M yon6e b%aiielbe beiten8, uno 3~meifelu niGt
M @erlngitell, paB e8 Durd feline freiitnnt9e po>
Jttdtun8 mie purd zen 9etitppuen Stem
Y0rfer &lopoeraoatid raid eiue tpeite @er6rei~
tllt0 Qelpinnen mtrb.
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S,srppGifc5e SGoeDric6te1s.

Con tanttnppel, %. San.-8riefe aus
Der 3riln melDen, baB bic 9}af ridten tber Die
&nna9me ber 6rieben8bebingungen prr9 Stuff
IarlO I'M erten O}pment 9roBen lluglauben
fQub. 4#fseH
Die englriGen Sffi3iere netteten bcoeutenbe
Sunlrtett fir unp 8e3eu bie9fidti9feit Der9&ad=
rtat. .sr
Die 93adridt purbe erit mad bret 9agen
pager @eridte bef1nnt. General Gpprin9tcn
flinpete Tie b~en@nglanbert ~pff3iel an; General
Settler ert6etlte mebreren0 81 leralffa68pffi5ieren
8efehl, au5u3eigen, DAP er prei 0epel9en en-
halten, tpelae Die 9tadrtdt beltafiseu.
Die @ewiBheit Dcr9}adridt perurladte tJetl8
GtaluteH, t9ell8 nnmtlIen
3n 5laniid unb 8alaflara bra4en fpfort
5ahlretde Bapquerptte aus, perurloft bnrty ea8
0Q8emcine Stnfen Der Breile unp ben grpBen
Observation-Disclosures r1el4e i9 Die aoui lellte
an8eiaoGt-
Die 9(ufen l6einen nit bet 9tadridt uubcs
faint 81 fem. SIRE 8atterien i'm NprDen ulO
al Der 3idernaia u1lterbalter ME pprher eth
lebAofte8 6eucr, a.s
Grteft G.. 8ebr. = 9e1dridten aus Gpn<
iiaptinprel pp1l %. uelcer, baB Die Gn8(anber
Nre Dcltti4e ge8ipn unp arbere IruPp@n mad
&iietl iebben.
Qonbpn, 6. Te6r. ~ Die Wprnin8 GRIT
E)tc8itrun88pr8on) p%p6li5irt einen cen Ser. ct.
Tctaoliden &rtifel.
Bum G9lulie h~eflel6en eaflart ha8 Spurnql
r16 rcr pplpuatiGe 8ruf ni4t ais uotbweu@
ftQe GoH{equen5en ben N418bruf Der 6einDleIi8z
fsjteu bateH miiie.
Del GprgreB DER Ser. Gtaaten rerpe feline
8eriai8un9 9eben %uliicn, e4e Ger 4rdIirent
6rieg erfldre.
9er MOrning Qpperttier melpet, ooB hieGnt<
idcioung FER en3liiden 9le9ierun8 1lter hie
Diferen3en nod nidt nad g8aibi19ton at9c=
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SIX. 4ierce i'm anitra9e res a3aar8 cine % r.
lphatifde 9 iperfiDn" nnp fir iih
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d Nricfe.

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pelde in ter 9cltri9cu ,@ln" a~necseiot I{l6
ltllp Dem &lan8e raf Qeutiden auge66ren:
0amenltte tie: 0Obler, 9le6. Ileii6er,
GBer. @rupp, 0}ar. @iint5er, W}ort6a S.
6efatborn, N}orp Sill, Safe; 9rpQcr, d.;
&einborbt, SAINT Sitter, Inna O}ar. ; Tratz
meier, W}r8. Mogner, youia @eideL, W.
9errenltfe: G9Q8. 8aB, Or. g. gef,
S4a8. 5, 8erlin; Dapib 8elger, 81. 8ruf,
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