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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-05
BROOK YN ITEMS.

fire broke out in the house Of ThOs McCerty, in
MYRTLE avenue near Carson street, on Sunday night,
caused by placing lighted candle in closet. Dam
age trifing.
On Sunday night about 81 O'Clock, fire was dis
covered in the varnish factory of Kissman Kelly,
in North Ninth street near Fourth, Eastern District.
The fire was soon e1tngushed by persons in the vicin-
itv. Loss about $780, Some OF the fire companies
were out nearly an hour without being able to discover
the locality of the fire.
On Saturday evening the premises of Mr.. Selig, No.
2Ol Even street. were damaged to the extent Of about
$50 by fire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-05

We perceive that Mr.. Green, the reformed gambler,
is again in print, giving the world the fruits OF bis ex
perience. From letter in The Times we make the
following extract describing the hell OF bells, NacheS,
as il used to be- 1t seems from the concluding line Of
this extract that Of our most eminent gambling
house keepers graduated in that inconceivably bad
hole before he came hitler:
when | FIST knew Nstchez under the hiH, il was
al the hight Of It's infamous uotoriety do not sup
pose that London or Paris or New-York, could have
found its parallel in wickedness-certainy It had no
equal on this continent. Every house think without
exception, was occupied by gamblers and prostitutes,
BY robbers and murdereN. A description OF single
house will illustrate. On the ground floor, the front
room was used for drinking and dancing In this
the vles, of both held high revel Faro-banks
were nightly crowded by excited players, and the
gamblers never failed TO reap rich harvests-for what
their games could not accomplish, their pistols and
bowieknives could. Cockfghts, dog-fghts, and other
similar brutal sports usually conducted in sep
aIate apartment in the rear of the gambling-roOm
while the upper portion Of the house occupied by
abandoned women and their more dssoute male COM
panions. Such was Natchez when the gamblers had
possession of it; it il not, therefore, surprising that
robbery and murder, and ali the rankest ofenses in
the darkest catalogue of crime were of daily occur
renee giving that locality world. wide noorety. II
was in one Of the houses have described that first
saw Pat Hearne, now Of New-York."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-05

ScALDED TO DEATH.-Coroner Connery held an in
quest Yesterday No ss Mott street upon the body Sarah
Eliza Washington child years Of age who died from the
effect of .csds received Saturday last by the upsens Of
cup upon her The Jury rendered verdict Of Acct
dental death"
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lAdvertisemertI
popTAST To UOUSFKFEPFRs.- & M. II

TowLr Co.. Columbian Hail. No. 23l Grsndst, now Of
ng one OF the selected stocks Of LINEN GooDs to DO
found in this city consisting Of Table Damasts BY the yard
Dsrnask Table Cloths Napkins. Doies, HuckabGk Towels.
PILLOW ard Sheeng Linen Irish and Scotch Diaper Irish
Linen Sc &C. Also Toilet Quilts, Blankets, Ss-st prices
less than any other house In this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-05

SUICIDE on GovERyoR's IsLAsD.-Coroner Hills
held inquest Yesterday Fort Columbus upon the body
John Young soldier no committed suicide Saturday last
bv hanging himself The Jury rendered verdict of Death BY
,1icide The deceased native Of Germany twenty
years Of age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-05
The WEArHER.-Since Friday, the 25th Of January,
between M, the highest and lowest temperatures
-.

The third quarter Of the third great circle ends tomorrow
Tuesday, noou and he third great circle ends Satu
day, 9Th, between 8 and q. IN.
brooklyn Hi9his Feb T. 1856. T. MERRIAM.
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IAdyertisement;l

VHESTNUTS.-JUsL TtCtIFtH, q spItIIufu IUt vi
Italian Chesnus will be sold moderate price Apply 70
HIsRY MAILLARD, No. 81 Broadway and No. 100 Mecsrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-05

WALLAcXs THEArRR.-" Duke Humphreys Din
ner" for time delayed, compensated for the tar
dness of production in the deicacy of its condment
when served. Its compressed into act, but in its
way a cousomine of very exquisite cookery, gather
ing in the essence Of many excelencies. The scene
opens with Dick Birdoon and his wife Agnes in an
attic room IN Mulberry street, in that condition of
poverty which 30 severely tries young love. Having
no more practical dinner which TO exercise their ap
petite they are obliged to partake of that very un-
substantial fare known in England Duke Hum
phreys dinner. In this dilemma Dick sells an edition
of Erasmus, gilt casped and so forth, and bids his
Agnes prandia ambition have full bound. Luckily he
is permitted to do by the happy appearance of rich
friend, Harry waters, "LOoo life he had saved, and
who had seen him pawning Erasmus, and just came
in in time to make the curtain fall with perfect pleas
anness Mr.. Lester and Mrs. Hoey both played with
great spirit and the piece announced for repeti-
ton amid calls for the author and generous applause
The dialogue was in many parts animated and spark
ling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-05

The paper mill of Messrs. Persse l. Brooks. at
Windsor Locks, Conn. the most Oknsive we
believe, of any in the country. We gas1sn order on
Wednesday last for about nine tuns of paper. which
was made ard delivered to Us on Saturday morning
by the New Haven Railroad. This unprecedented
dispatch in filing order was accomplished without
interfering with large portion of their mills engaged
on oydeIs for other establishments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-05

A BRIDEGROOM N TRoUBLE.-festerdsy afternoon
voung man named Francis Debo reisg In Mercer street
New York arrested Constable DENIM Of the Fourteenth
Ward on ssued BY Justice Palmer on charge OF
bassry The complain ant Mary Sehneider resides WIN nef
Of Stag and Even streets states that after De-
M BY Dabod be removed her 20 the country 70 pro-
vent the fact becoming known her parents aud while she was
.l.eut accused was married. lie held for examination
RysyyIr-Tbe receipt for the exhibition Of the Ten
Nile Mirror TIE Odeon last evening were sppropsso 10"
he bereft u The North Fifth street 81. 4. Chufch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-05

THE VIcToRr.-The Republicans fred one hundred
and three guns last evening in the Park. one for each
Of Speaker Bankss votes. The Tribune Buildings
were brilliantly illuminated for two hours.
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Advertisement.

Y.-Pr0fessiOnAI EXhtnnbt0na With
Charts and Written Description, Of 0ar'cter given daily the
Cabinet Of FOWLER AID WELLS. No. 800 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-05

The CASE or ALLEGED BRiBERY.-Justice Osborne
attended ct the Mayors Office yesterday afternoon, 10
hear the evidence further be elected in the case oil
Officer Churchill Of the Thirteenth Ward Police,
charged with having received q gum of money from
woman named Mary Ann Moore, for the purpose Of
compromising felony 1t appeared from the testi-
mony already deduced that the officer had arrested
Mrs. Moore and her husbsnd-who are junk dealers
for having bought and received stolen goods and that
Churchill entered into On arrangement with those
parties 10 remove the witnesses-fof stipulated
amount of money-who would come forward 10 prove
their guilt Much interest has been manifested
throughout in this case, particularly BY the members
Of the Police force, who were preseu. IN large numoerA
The case was adjourned in consequence Of the Don
attendance Of witnesses Who were 10 b examined on
he part Of Tie defense,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-05

BURROWS THEATER.-At this house last evening
Mr.. II. Mcvicker, a Yankee comedian of consider.
able celebrity, appeared in piece entitled 81 Sam
Patch in France in which he enacted the part Of the
redoubtable sam of jumping notoriety. Mr.. McVicker
il an actor who is better known in the West than in
tie Eastern cities having acquired his professional
reputation in the Western States. He has just re-
turned from visit to London, where he played for a
number Of months with excellent success, being pro-
pounced by the London critics the best Yankee
dian who has ever crossed the water. He is IN
doubtedly the best living representative of the suppo
sittious characteristics of the stage Yankee and il
une1ceed in that style Of parts which were for 80
many years played with great success by Yanke Hill,
Dan. Marble and Josh. Silsbee. Although we do
not admire the "one-man power" kind of plays
we cannot deny that the quaintnesS and originality of
bis acting in these dramas is infinitely provocative Of
laughter His humor is undeniable though fantastic
be is iresstibly funny and cannot but delight those
who are pleased with touch of extravaganza and
e1aggeraon, which however is never so broad as to
become dsagreeable or offensive. The large audi
which assembled last night testified their salts
faction in the most unmistsksble manner. Mr.. Nc
Wicker was called before the curtain, and made
capital and characteristic speech.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-05

The CIIY-HALL-The edifce that sdons the CEN
ter of the Park presented perfect illustration OF what
is Familiarity termed jam yesterday afternoon. The
Board Of Supervisors attracted its crowd OF outsiders
and By the time the Aldermen met to discuss munich
pal affairs the condor and passages leading to The
Adermanic chamber were crowded with an anxious
throBg The Mayors office also was well filed, as q
horde Of candidates presented themselves for the Po
lice, and many Of the friends Of Capt HART and the
other asprants to the Csptancy of the Seventeenth
Ward were in attendance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-05

In the Board of Aldermen last evening, debate
in relation TO the want Of quorum in the Board
of Supervisors and finally resolution was adopted
that in the opinion Of the Board, the Mayor and Re
corder should be relieved from the duty Of Supervisors
and calling upon the Legislature to amend the law by
striking out these two functionares. Jacob f. Oak
ley ard VIM. Dooley, formerly Aldermen, were con-
fr1ned as Assessors. Rufus Z. Crane was confirmed
&c Superintendent OF wharves, Piers and Slips.
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Yermischte Anzeigen.
@illtam 8aftats s. @pbn,
lote Strabe, 3piiden Matrr uub Garbfr.

l3te StraBs, amiihen MatR~ unb Garyfr.,
s!msI's!sit ,srsn Srsinbsn, Guitumers rnb bent ssiamni.n gublHur,
.s!.n Sleu eE Vreetrlts, Weinen &c. &C., ben fe bel r~sstImaeistn
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S Siso,eT :, Ss aistn Z. @ ss nit itssaa S@ife neae spaare u>
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oV 2ses Mdr Srcans unb 81. Grctr 8udtr.
2So S6IS Sralbtb. 9uIp,rti.b unb 6. Q. 5udsr.
20 % Neip OrleanS @caIts grimt.
sSo Sadc Gaeura, Rio unb SIb Gcr. Sara Raft,.
lou Spren Jadipns 3als~ unS @bamantire. gentiet.
i0O % Brorons, gale ub fanep Scaps.
LOO gadete g%'unpcpstr, Smptrial unt 9Iad 9bt.
81 Spren Nep Yprf Steat GantieS.
@ % DO 9ctcn Gbeee, tpoprn mir aTpS&,stItG r,u,
Seneun9tn trbahsu.,
so gais &efneb Gtaf Garb.
80 8eren gsrrtar GbaIt 9ipss.
100 9usenb aforttrte 8rpNns.
100 DO aiprti,te 9asfcts.
80 8rren Gbepine 3cbaop.
loo b grcunb Coffee, Ytsptr @lukers ,.
10 8bIS. gDaftins unb 9rtaS Srbe.
300 DO 1855 Np. 3 @iarfcrel tnS Sc. q.
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l0 Do. Grelb Snpco Strinas.
20 Sasfcts olive Oil, @tntS umt Tits Bottles.
SO DO Champagne NSine, tlbt intprtirt. -
$50 Galts Glaret unb Wbite 9DineS, imecrtht.
2oO SaetS Sosnae Brandy, ,ut GbeiI fIbt irrpsuirt.
zoo garels Slb Rese utS Reetifcb gDbisEtp. .-
loo Do galttntert Gin, Brandy unb gerbts!.
@ 70 @asts Yrrt g4hh, gum She'll Bette GuaIitat.
20 DO Stctt Naaea gDine. 49,
SO Barrels Gibtr ginesar.
80 Seirces Gcnbpn lpnkr In NNntS uRb Souorts
30 Sarrcle Ncp Gn9Ianb Stunt, TTN
Gerntr elm ercees Enforcement pom Qiducre. tbtirp.;G, 6Ika ;r..r.
ub elmer srcBen InsatI anbtrsr slrhf,l, F ""r "f'
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Crates anb 5enSers (aamtnaitter7-

8~untbrInpert en,ailtrts gratts unb Gtnbere ~ b,robod,s,,r
grstlsn! Der untersei9nste fatrt bas sr0ste Eager bon '0sreeteS
blitam ssfsrirt pOresn 1T. gjratss inb bai,Iblt ,u fnbsnn saS Ta
neliten Dtultern umb Saepns, ole pnediee sua.ipitt. actbifhs ern~
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a%usstflbrk: Mieoerpertaufcr f6nnrn mad ben nieSriaItn nSrSsHh,ss
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Der llntsrseidnete bitet SprsuipreGen lit Der ,9sn. unb s,,se.
8ounprp", @atnitr, 3piiten $. II. 8. Ctr, 8idnpnb. ga. ~
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Vermischte Anzeigen.

Die lllnttrsst6nttsn s%rIauten ft ses sttsrte gubliham auf itr
loon ist !anssrsT Sat %ttfttbeaprs ttbrsn, jtrtlrp lb griQen. Cr-
loaf aufmerttam ~ n'adtn.I Go ntrb ptuelttR aunt gsrsnleen
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%%itnrse, 70 rSie eneere ftine Ssrslrp. soIbtn., Flbern. unb StabI-
Srilen CUR @nF6t pprNulesen.
9a biefslbsn etn fur ancmal fete 9rctTc bab,r. 70 fnh ri, s5,rf,r
srsen iee nbsrYpribeiuns ii6er atleut.
%ausssfItrt. WpsrS II s nTfs ~"
13Saul Spoinnrr,t I75i
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Deutide 8l6Ienma6erei.

Iatn Sesblsbbabtrn unb S6sibtnIdubst ntabt llnt,r,eauetsr
Die ~trstbsnits alnirtee, eaB u fd in bieiesr Stabt ale gidisnmadsr
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Su&tn, Gcpstlflinten, einfate 6Iintn unb SilfpIsu balten sb fHr
eersn Srlieitdt ieber;tit sarauttrtn mirb. "
.8tpaaraturtn an allen Iritn @stpebren unb 9Bahtn wsr6en ieb.r-
3uiprlf unb @uftrdsen sntseesa
Ridnipnb, Sa. 6. G. @rpbunoIh
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Reaes sisarrenIastr.
BbpleIale II. NetoiI

Der llntsrWtantts erlaubt fh 98isbsrsrfauferu pon Gisarr,n. fcni,
bas 9elanlnte yubIttrrt Hberbaupt, auf fdn reihes Giaaren,aoorr
ei9ntr Gabrttatipn aufmertiant Ju MAIDEN lnb f6 dsrttatsn @uftTSS.
gen e9elttnS sl %sn,pfeblsn. apana 9rineips &c. i. Gisarrsn Gns
ltets m rstntr 9uspabrs%oprdtbs unb bin i9 in ben Gfan6 aeftst,
grceerie"Sn9abtrt cine CUTE umb au5dabmSnetIeb iniae griucins,
etsare cferirtn gu f6nntr. Bran, 5toubS, A
8s5abftr., itiftts Der 6. unb =. @irass.
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uubertaftnd.

IsiIiam u. sBpatt,
SauS- unp S6tIber
Ode Der 6ten unb @anltr., Der 2teu 8apti1tirRe
9esenater,
blsttt DEM esuti6tn 9ublihint itn, Dienite Eel Scrfpninenb,t in Sir
Ga4 l6ascnct @rb,hen All. Gr entpftb bit ib ;naIeib ;um gDeissn
Der slnssr, anllrsi6sn unc ss!,tsrsn b%srisltsn, mic : in sielen Ge-
ipart wirS. Sa beiIte bteies @shaft ihpn IL Sabre beasibt, 10
tannsn ollie, bic i'm nit tinsn, aufras beebrtn, Der prurap.sfcn Mus-
fieFlns ssoib iein. Die 8eoinsunsen inb %eentdsst. [l5D;
SD Made hermit Die srSebent gn,sise, boe i'd isbt Wains Street
go. lss in tsnt Saule bss 5rn. 6. 5pper ;pst Stkssu bod tppbne,
i'd nerbe Surb pinftlid. ~guefibruns Scr mir aufaeiraatrsn @rbct..
ten, ippis tur6 Siaisfdt, baS bis itst ssnpTene Sertra,ier mir AZ
erbalten lnb ;u mebren fub,n.
Iubsr allen Irbetten BON 9rc unb Sil6tr srasire ib Soppbl
@rabesfsn ale glanttn auf 9ettfhoft, Yrtefntnptl, StiIbtr. Wlofs
ten &c. &c. = Mctne Grau empheblt f6 atei6,ctha i'm g[nf,rtiasr
ron paarssleften unb Sanrblunten aler at unb s~sripridt rrcmpte
unb rttQt StbitRuna. Wtn, gSifS
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Nadweiic<8 Bureau,
Gcmmiiilcms- unb Snea6p=@ eI&aft,
glp. 200 8rpo0-Gtr

DIR llnterssihntte bittet ppn Der OrlnSuua pbiaen C3,ltaf,s IN.
tist Nvti, iu nsbmtn. 9critlbe 1T burf feline gSerbtnbunatt NIT alien
5%aurttplabsn Der Der. Staaten unb Deuti6lanb in ben Stanb os-
fest, issen aufras gu bsiorsen. Sas ~yNaGpeilt. 9ureau" tpiirb
DEM @rSsltS, Stanee ssfrtB %aaTns.nsSn fem, beionbers ba bic srbeits
Su1ttosn N'1ts SIT tiablsn BADEN, penn fur bicIslbtn feline
Stele ~sefunsen tperben fam. Ginfaitrcn urb aus,ablen yn c,siS
bier une IN Ssuti4lanet ippie g1etisl cuff ale SauStitdSte SsntIde
lambs tsrsea panttibit unS biaist teiprst sst
%. 8rtufer,
.". H -H SO. 200 2rrob-Gsfreet
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9. 9. 8ofden's
Sdnb. uno 9ttefel =2astr fir Serren ruo Damon
lS9 8roabtr, 3ipiiden Der 5. II. 6. Ctr,
tt nit allen @srten S@utbsn unb SttsfsIn ret6Iid ssrI,ben unS n,r>
9.loaSsrs sn,pTsSlt Der llntsrsei9asic Elm. partfs lsi6tsr S trrra
Sttetelstisn,. BE IN Der iebssn Sation tbrer gsauemIidfef bafbsr
ttet, lin iablrtt&tn 8tfa& btH.t 8. g. @aSassI'
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Geschaefts -Anzeigen.
l. 7 81 Gbr. &auffmauu
wsntp1thlt bisrmit btm hsutfhsn a~ublifun ftine nta sinasrihtct

3 Gbr. Sauffmauu
sn,pFtbl. bisrmit BEN btutfdbsn @ubIfum feline ns ~stnssridtets
Shteiferet EH|J
tn SrantlinfraBs, 3iptiden Der 3ten IL. 4ttn, SipIeite.
9t.tlbs IL in ben S'ans sskbt, iebs Or. pom ~dirursifSen Sn-
ltrnihtnhn, glehtr, S6ttrtn u. (. ~. gut unb in firiitr acit ~
ltIeitn, unr bttst, Sur& re6t ;atIr.ttt auftrass FS Si,ison IN
apetseussn. .s $3.50 (6Set6IPt
Undertaking.
Der nntsrsstbnste 1T jest int Stanbs, ietsn Gufras in I,iuem
8.lbafts ausaufubrsn une omar 70 bilis aIs n6sIit.
Cine @uspatI BON Sdreen 1T f~crtpGbrsnb s~prrdtSis.
YIN ntutr, gutter S~pbtenpa8en nit tinen su.en Srsibsr unb
rubstn 9ftrben fur ettpasen gsbrau6. -
Die @ufnerfiamfcit ron 6cht- Snbabern unb Namili,n wirb oe.
rtdkt auf feline ercee @uspabl Scn 9tatraern.
ausbtlltrlIls spn SpP9a's, Stltlen unS Spring Ratraben sirS
prompt peer8t. tt5 Trancts &aubt,
Sfcaefr., spiTbsn 2. unb 3. Ctr.
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9rpabfreet, ;nifhtn Scuitets unb gbars. Ctr. Der g,ron6 .,.,,.
nbsr, IN Der %friberen u%1enptren,. pau"
W weIeen cue oe IN elmer ippbleinseridteten 8oItsftuIc i'm aItta
SS ssnglilSs en- Sprats g%orseaonatu. nsSl 8sidnsn unb NfaGf.
Sur Grmeduns ub Sddrflns teS 9snfpsrnl5a.nsj unb a,iSn.r
, sips, sqiI T. cute Stn S BUD IT, ua Son SsS y, ssIss!. UNI af sisf. aD.iis bic
bae birssrli6s inb geltdftSIstsn in unlfer srrgsn SsSab!i II Ibr.
baupt porsubertutn. ""'
Es- l1nterridt an benz gianp auf strIanoer.
@as- Stiler perben ~fornpdbrenb In Rcf lnS Qoois ,u,rtr,,r
$s- g gsaTGNs sslinln,t ans rspaIiri su %asadssttn 9reifu.
bos sanss SSaEr tinbur&, CUR GrIsrnans bss qeitns nnS gnittsbsmS
Der s ssslN @s1 5s nun 4 Z s as!ens s per Roaat, 81 i'm soraas..
Ditnftn. ""'s'" s."
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&leinfnberrSd ult.
Die llnterStthnee ntaGt Ntltter tarauf aufmerfIam bo6 a., h,.A
8srdnberuns ibrer Wobnuns in ben Stanb aeIest 1T. tinsp s ar n.s
S s,ns i.,s Sinner o ben ~ sra ten; G!!swsntsrs llntsrrtSt III %ertssii.n. Scion
baB @ab6sn lit alien wtibli6en anSssrbsiten nnt.rriSt.t g p,rh,1'
Wrs. S6mparpp,
Sreaelry spilben Der {. u. Z. Stros,
neben benz N3ibeInt Zen .6o,,s ~
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Neue @arten=Mirtbihaft.

Dem 8.terten 9ublifun, irirb bic arten,gDlrtbIda Der Inter.
;ti6ntttn 0rlber Shierbcbfher @arten) b.fsne ertpfpbl.n tnS -,
fetsistnt 9eiuf %tinsslabsn. getrdnfe unb falte Sptii,n finS ~ H, "a
sa 0absn unb f0nntn Damien nit aafss bstisnt psrSsn. '"' '"'
ZERl s. Neuae.
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msrs. 8. 6. aiHersbaus.
9nb. unb M~pbe.@eiGGft.
l79 9,pabir..

GruBersr Store bsr S5. 5iri6 II. 86tt6.r),
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