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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18

We have European news BY the steamer City OF
Baltimore from Liverpool, arrived yesterday at
Philadelphia. Her dates are to the Sd Of Decem-
Der. The news is not important. The Fulton
and Canada had arrived out Cotton was steady,
and breadstufis Us before. The Manchester mar.
ket WIS firm at improved prices. conference
OF the Powers a. Paris VAS spoken of. the Prus.
s,an Minister bad been ordered by his Government
To suspeI intercourse with Sutherland. In Spain
the question Of the Cores had beeu decided, and
Nar,sez had yielded TO the demands of the Court.
The brief and rather confused news respecting an
instruction in Palermo, the capital OF Sicily, night
be hailed with joy, but for the suspicion that Ea
s!al is possibly at the bottom Of it. The CALLING
tyranny OF Ferdinand OF Naples must end 10 an in.
surrectiop, and the symptAy Vi every right. minded
person must be with ibe people oppressed by him.
But IN ancient hatred oi ceo'ur,e" sepira.es tho
two na,ions--,he NespolrtaOs aud the Sic,lians-
deeper and more violen ;h,h the cnrent Ut che sea
between Scyla and Cnsr, o,ils The NeaPolitan
Government accordingly mases nse Ui ''s enmlty;
end 10 secure and strengthen the administrative
tbaips, nearly ali the lower officials in Silly
ale Nespohiaps. Thus the Scli,ns fini in the
tfici,ls executors of the depot;c biddi,ss Of
The power whose desire for oppression is
happened BY inveter4 national hostility.
England therefore might easily, nov as in lSiS.
avail herself OF the evaporation OF the brave an hon
est Scilian people, the best among Italians, fonen.
the psurIectiohary movement, TO betray and soan-
con it as did Palmerst,n in 1919. Then such
premature movement must be depl"red as ending
necessarily in an increase Of he number Of victims
ard nartyrs. II is cherished obcct OF Engisd
TO get in some way or other footing in Sicily,
either by annexation or by protection. Already
considerable English capital invested there IN the
trade Of sulphur and in the fabrication OF the vine
Of Marsla; and the hsrbor Of Syracuse, the great
| est and safest in the Mediterranean. would BE- .
most excellent military station. For all these
reasons, England casts greedy eye on the island;
aud If not for the love Of Italian liberty, then Tor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18
XXXIVTH CONG RESS.
SECOND SESSION.
SENATE. WASHINGTON, Dec. IL, I,

SENATE. WASHINGTON, Dec. u, 1855
Mr.. WELLER gave notice that immediately after
the holidays he should call up the Poetic Railroad bill
which was under discussion last sesson and INDUCED
the hope that il would command the vote Of shortly
of the Senate The ration Of the bill granting
further time the creditors Texas to present their
claims was resumed, and, after debate upon it, IL
passed.
a bill establishing Navy Yard at Newport, Rhode
Island.
Mr.. SEWARD introduced resolution, which was
adopted requesting the Secretary of the Navy 20 re-
port whether in his opinion, it is practicable and ex-
dent to steam vessels 10 be 80 constructed as
to afford greater security against accidents by re than
now exists and to submit such suggestions a. be may
think proper for legislation that subject Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


Fifteen thousand extra copies Of the Secretary OF the
Tressuy's Report on Finances were ordered to be
printed The debate on the Presidents Message was
then resumed.
Mr. CUMBACK defended the Republican party from
the nspustions Of the President that they had assAed
the institutions OF the country and sought to destroy the
Ubion by overturnns the Constitution. Such charge
ives entirely gratuitOus There was nothing said by
the ead.rs Of that party to justify such an allegation
On the contrary, they had declared or the principles
Of the Declaration Of Independence, and tins miin.
tebsnce CT the Union and Constitution as essert,l
20 hsppuess and general prosperity. He yelta ei
10 tey ,ha If yesoluton hs1 been Introduced n TIE
Cincinnati Convention, asserting that the UniOn should
BE- pIes.ived al s hazers il would no. haze received
tusnimoUs rote
wien The President. the great political physician,
to doctor tie Republicans or disanion malades,
he would cc1nmehd hun to look at some Southern pa
per- which support the Administration white they sd-
vtcrte dis luton of the Uoion. The Republicans
ansgn The President at thu bar Of this House for
mskiLg wiiinl u.srepreseDtaiioDs.
ey could Prove there a disunion party fagOr-
ing the revived Of the slave fr.e. and prohibiting
ire speech and free Piess; me R'pu1pc ans MAKE
their hands OF that institution bu. when, he sad, you
attempt to plant il ground in which We have CO n
mon interest tben If We suffer you 10 do 1t, we are re-
.popsble FOR The Institution NOT otherwise. He clsned
tie Republicans as the only white man party In the
country
NJ, WALKER commented on that part of the Pfesi.
des Message which states his reasons for dscon.inu-
the o;iIicn that tbs Government had made mistake
Fl, tho beginning to the end concerning the whole
Centred American question. Wishing refresh rec1
leciiors Of the pssi be spoke Of the Importance a.
reciied IN the Presidents Special Message If Msy last
Of having tacefu passage between the two oceans
to be occurred by friendly relations with Nicaragus,
and dwe ct length upon the intestine troubles Of Cen
trni America. To show Enslands sgency in fomenting
The exiting warfare, she had supplied Costa Rica with
aims to be directed sgsinst Nicaragua, whose Mnistez
We had received. The English Government had al
ways assumed the right 10 control the fsts Of thu,
country. In order to promote her own commercial and
political purposss. He insisted on the importance Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18

The attention of CITY well as country readers
is called to our Cattle Market Report this week,
where they will find acc ,unts Of some very extra
ordinary fine beeves, fat sheep, and monstrous
calves, for the delectation Of their Christmas
palates; beside fresh pork from beyond the Missis
sppi. Bullocks at 800, calves at $50, and sheep
q, so each, are worth looking az. Except the
Chm mas prize animals, the best beeses generally
sold yesterday at pnces equivalent to ~ or IL
cents a pou1d for the beef The supply wa
laIlc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18

THiKrskk1H WARL GEsM,S REPUBLICANS The
German Republican Association bcloogins to this
a.d met at No. l3S Delaney street last ISht No
yaIeltn Ktoboch, Pr ut, in the chair The meet
IL having been ogap'z d. the Deega este the Dutch
Republican Centre Committee Of tic State and County
Of New-York reported ia icrcic &C to the proceedings
ef the Central Committee, amer which there was an
animated debate causcd by the fourth clause IN he
prcposed furdam entail principles Of the Central Com
mittee This clause deprecates all laws asainStinen
persoce ard Sabbath Dissertation and asserts the right
Cf citizenA to think and act they please upon moral
aud religious subjects; il also condemns all appear
of union with Church and State. Messrs. Au-
gxstus Fielen and IL. Brodasiznski the two Dele
gates ho,d opposite opinions upon the fourth PROPOSE
ton Of the Committee. l. was ultimately resolved
that the Delegates be instructed to act as they shall
10 their Judgment deem best calculated to preserve
nvicste the objects and principles Of the Republican
party The other propositions of the Central Com
miftse were discussed separately and adopted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18
Nk,p4 ork Da1u Gribm,u;
THURSDAY, DECEMBER ls, 1856.
10 CORRESPONDENT

No notice e. he taken Of Communications What
IL must b. sutben BY the
usrn- and s3drrss vrer-not necessarily for pubiea
son but - guaranty Of his good faith
return rejected COMMUNE tioEa
s , q, sepdius us 70 m frequently
sop the Of the PostOfc~ and very hequentiy tas
name OF which their paper 10 TO be ssnt. A.
vsys mention the Of the Post Llfee and State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18

sorbed BY another SET so that little if any of the
bur, ,ment Of the aour is lcst This is by far more
imrortant 10 mankind than all the ingenious ma
chirery ccntlived to facilitate the work, although
that will enable one Of these ovens to manufacture
bread 90 much cheaper than it is possible to DO IN
the ord nary way, that none OF the bakeries now
in operation can compete with it. The plan does
not the use Of steam power nor Of an oven
Of such large dimensions, so there appears to be
nothing to prevent its introduction into large hotels
and public establishments, as in baking for the City
Institutions on B'sckwell's leland, or the State
Prisons. OF course, the whole of the bread baking
of cities should be done in ovens built upon this
principle not only for the saving Of labor but for
the saving Of food and cheapening bread for the
poor. Very likely this new oven is only The first
step toward an improved mode Of preparing food.
Why may Lot the same systematic plan be applied
to meat cookery We may yet see the experiment
tried of great establishment for that purpose,
where meats will be sold ready for the table.
Such plan, once set ia operation, would soon dis
pepse with the private family baking and roasting
apparatus and stop the retail business Of raw meat.
What if We should be served with ready-cooked
mea. a. we'll as bread, and cakes, aud pies AL
ready we have an establishment 10 the city for fur
shlDg the Yankee portion of the population with
their favorite dish Of baked pork and beans.
project has been started for furnishing families with
steam cooked hominy; and, if we are rightly in
formed, The bulk Of the ice.cream consumed in the
city is ma e in one establishment by the aid Of
steam machinery. What next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18

The weather yesterday was cold enough to give
q Nsrwegian the shakes. A brisk south westerly
breeze kept the air fnll Of dirt, increasing to gale
at plight, which may have been disastrous to ship
ping pear the Long Island coast. Que thermome-
ter during the evening ranged from I0 to 12o above
zero.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18

The Cunard steamer America, now twelve days
out, is fully due at Halifax, with Liverpool dates to
the 9th inst. She hal not been telegrsphed at III
O'Clock last night.
The City Of Baltimore is at anchor below Phila-
delphis. Our papers were not obtained IN time to
reach Ms BY last nieht's train.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18
SOUTHERN NAIL.
BALIIMoIr. Wednesday,

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Dec. II, 1856.
NewOreaps papers Of Wednesday and Thursday
last 10 hand by the arrival Of the mail as late as
due.
Cornelius Hughes, from Connecticut had been ar
rested at AlsIandris under the charge Of inducing
slaves 10 run Oh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18

The Message Of John Ross, tae Cherokee Chief,
of which We give telegraphic abstract, charges the
Missionaries Of the American Board with melting
slaves to run away.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18

The night express ON The lIud, on River Road due
at $50 bad not arrived at 1880 this morning 1t
was probably detains by snow upon the track.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18

We give some further accounts Of the a.less |
Slave Insurrection iD the Southwest. large
number of arrests have been made, but nothing OF
Importance has come to light.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18
sNcrRs SEWING MACHINEs.-The exci.emen,

If leon having ceased the attention Of all coos
and persons improved afsd SEWING
kAcBIkEs Los Of time. while attending TO political matters
md failure TO obtain Office speedily
b made up BY the of a SEWING MACHINE.
We o every mechanic In whose trads SWING ma
eanE can BE- employed that loss Of slco year suffered
Nv goSns xi one
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18
T.To pNc I856Z-GgORGH p. Fox has re-

TAILORING, 1856-7.-GEORGE T. FOX mas re.
moved his recently purchased store house ana i, no.
en- cti, ns and trsmne OF brosdw.y landlord
In fyor OF his the of &5U0 70 S60o
,er .nnum 1be g.ments particularly the CutrGz
md SEWN dcpsttnen admit ed by those who nave al
..d, es,ab Iep 10 be- decidedly superior
10 - Nos 81 3l} 59I 90 BiOsdway
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.


Persons about purchasing PIANOS MELoDEoSs for the
Holidays invited call and examine the superior ssso
nent Of
PIANOS lEoLIASs
of the subscribers which they confidently
believe csunot be excelltd by any others.
GRovgs1EEs TRUsLOw,
No SIS Broadway, adjoining st. Nicholas Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18

For CHRISTMAS AND NEw-YEAR.-Ioe most
elegant HOLIDAY and HOUSE FURNISHING Ooop,
In the city be found o. l.. " HauGHwoVr Nos ~
SOS Broadway Every article marked in plan hgure' am
SevsIop can made Tho unparalleled sales OF the Ps Ie"
days sttest their cheapnes. beautiful seec.Dn OF mas
ron res Marble Cosk Csndelsbrss Paran sstnSiy DouG
Tee Dessert Services Silver plated res SEA- onsnnsne
&c The entire stock BE- cleared on 10 save %
are q rrnoYal The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18

OFFICIAL vorE OF lFLoRIDA.-The TaRahass<
p,;d,c. Of the 9Th instant publishes the result by
eouptie,, az officially canvassed, of the Presidenth
election in that State. The columns foot up thus:
Fillmore NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .s.'...f,of"
Majority for Buchanan. 80
Penys majority for Governor was $50. The Dem
prso gsia IN the Presidential vote Is, therefore, wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18

JET 0RNAMENTs.-Every variety of Jet, Jet
end Gold Jewelry, Necksces Bracelets Sets &c. at
OSBORNE, BoARDMAS TowNsESp'S,
No 81 Broadway. corner of Spling g..
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IMPORTED FRENCH GAS FIXTURES and CLOCKS,
superior articles only Cared and Moderator Lamps Statues
foe inches Paris BroRze Csneeabs sckets
C~ndestick with flexible tubing for Gas RsPescsd OIL for
s.Ie BY II DAkpoSvILLE. No. as Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18

For chapd flesh or shaving if its real worth ID tol1
JoNEss Soar 10 worth than its weight In gold. ,
For wasbng nauts CURING eruptions whitening eesns the
akin Price a. Depot No 22 Bowsry LAsoNTs LIQUID Ala
BAsrFs WHiTP for Lsdics' shin, p
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Avn re Bso.ow.y rew.YorI M 57i C"estnu'-ss,
Pbiina nj Srrin,fed Nass-tHs BsSr AND oA'Y RsLIi
rvT rNvsSrFD aud use America sri EfoPe.
sdr fs.d Scientific Jurors the World tsifs u
Lopd,a a. NV York by he Scientific trs'tu -
sod r. l., Spre, OF ia An erica Pom ht>'s sent gratis
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GREAT FIRE AT SYRACUSE.

DEFIANCE SALAMANDER SAfEs.-ROBERT NJ.
PXrRoE the sole DuactureI in the United States Of the
above celebrated Safes patent Powder Defiance Locks
ssd Cross Bars Depot No. lss Pesrlst.. door below
MaideDihpe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18

PARIS HATS just received aud for sale BY
IN. GEsis. No 2li Broadway,
opposite ST. PsaI's.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18

MGeussT & Co.'S WIGS and ToUe.ss so efeenSliy per-
ufy NATURE ~ defy ticoyeYy Made ct the bcst ma
s.l-~ no. TO hIink change color Also large
ana ele, mt Of BR BANDS, CVELs &c tor
Ladies Beware Of extravag.lt Broadway prices.
WIcs--uAR-DYE --WIGs.-- BATCnHIS OR :
WIGS and ToUPEEs have improvements peculiar to ihe house
Tbsy ste celebrated all The world for u NJ sr,ld bsa
essc a y-ftting In chsrm The Target ADD bee
sok No the world Twelve pdvate for applying his
,,or. Dvg Solaat EAIcHLLoRs No. rs Broadway
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WINTER CLOTIiIrG vi every description VIII Dc
cd Of reduced prices during The ander Of the Those
shout purchase will their interest By svos me
call h r. BovGNToS No z55 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18

HoILOwAY's PILLs-THE UNIVERSAL YER
DICT The all nations suffering under ali phases Of dis
certified written to the ntAbiy
thee match Pills sperient lucrative and reora
t,xsrp ictne
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FANCY ARTICLES FOR GIFTS AND PRESENTS -
The Whole stock snbrseus every variety Of DoLL tox s
GAMES &c RoGEks's extensive Fancy baSaar No 4ss
Broadway be sold of this month ess pr ces than ever
before offered In this city. s. RoGsRs, No +99 Bradwiy
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. E euti d E 81 : ptb ef {
%. @6auer,
Merchant ailor
4 @eiddft6@8erle9un9.. -

"a dafF6>BerIe9nn9..
% Der llntsr3etGnete md9t letnen 8rtunoen unb Va
.AuD btm SesbrtsR beutlden @ubum bic ereebente s-
Nnjge ba bas frub Inn Der S6erede sen ratt'
abdrlesfreet eebane Shueioer8d9att an 6tt 9rG5
aeAcnbtr eelfaene 9cremefe Gbars uno gratlrdBt
rtrit6 ba fprtWabreab aut Arn Saeetrarbet-
5emSsa' EadsntiSsr, baIssineen GrsDaen S6ds 6pfen
w. T. 10 fsrner bic m06erHsn gBsne1t anpsre in msn
,)elhdt lGlpaeHee &rttfel. S . bn DteB,
s6mtt9 9preptF FeGe 9ratt unp @baresfr.
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LAFFAYET re HOTE
.gbriltian Gfteill,

MdrttfrdBe. 6rebertd, Wfb.
SD mpeble eeenrten Yublitum en gut en9erihteteS
@abaus In 3lptrd In 8rcerd eeeeen labwGrts
Depot besns. 9ur3glis Speiien uub @trGntt beOnbsr
efates 9astrbter In6 feS frif6 su baben.
@ &etienec unb BOdrSneedneer Fnben tets eaufnahm
stf al tse 8ebenunS. 6ft63rtt
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ne Gel6ente fiir sic Seilltatb.
0erfberune eeesn TeuerS8efabr.
Associated Firemens-lnsurance,

BON alttmpre.
ger. Scutbz nabe 8altimcreitraBe.
Das Drettprum btr "a r. Oetirten 6eutrmanns.
gtrft6erHnes> efe1Il@ it. Se, ammelt N& tda.
LID in benz @iiea@aftslrtae ber gDmpaonie, sr Spuhr
ale &rtcn &pplitapnsn Sr 8eriderute badae
nnb pUlSernsn (5ram 5dufern 9psrfdeu, nsuen
Gebluben gDaaenlasern SausbultunsS @erdbi6oen unh
Npbsn O me dues fpniee @isentum 9eseu Die nie b
risen 2 "a mit enseetnSunebmcn.
Spb. 81. Nppre, prGfseut.
f5ftS SOB Dufstart S.,r
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DF n8alHAsH Dsdssr wlrs hk ErttanssR q.
5ptanle Der aitsN unb nsHea g1sIt fetneH Qsfern
n0r eas 4use fdtreu un fur bic Democratic tn
@mertta un6 @arppa 3u pirten itreben fp pisl IN
ietaen 8rdften ttest. 3a 6teiem 3weds erfu6t
Gte ''eoGttipu bic 6reunSe bsr Demptratie nm
untertu5un9 efe5 Orsaus. - @inieneuneen,
mel9e Der 8eabfn3 beS gBeferS entfpre9en lsnb
gtutemmeu. 8riefe erbitteu mir uits pprtSiret.
DaS SBp6enblatt be6 ,,QDSders" erfbeint eten
Jreitde unR fpfet 81 has SaRr.
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EsAessegaEmte GatssssmSlsApfGf tsofesvsi6t
tF5Astaf MsIt2s - wstts 2 GSttl ~ 1pswS.
Atsbat an bic t4fHr seyaHtpsytst2sn Krf6FY.
Pas MbUnHthseMt scRst FIR raS tetke 9atY 4is56
aH8etssH RestsaItuist bertAwef.
This democratic
German Morning Paper is pab-
Iished daily. Price 7 cents aweek
Advertisements very cheap. The
weekly Wecker "a a''ysas.
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9amnel s.. 81 ctDm
praftiider @a8fitter,
SIR. .f07 Nb.. s pmdrb ct naHe Gnrotvaaffr.
Mr. $40 80 ef- 3 lit mp { 4 a6e unS
Nr. SO 8rpabw s5eas gsint
Baltimore, W9b.
QGben gBcbnlneen Sdulen unb 8irden werbtn ntn unb
sltb nit @asrbbren ;um blislfen Yreife belee
Me Nrbeit mrb aaranttrt Cine grree MuswabI Mrm
un6 8rCneuGtern TT fsts psrrdtbie. 28apS
yteHer GfcHftpre
Mt. 20 9tabtttr. uabe Qpmbaren.
3D. u. On { maht entu aittn 8stannien unk
brnaupt bit Ansdee, bus islE frnh,s Sc
Ibduben Nr % Q8btr. ein ItIrt n6tbh pru Qcmbar6r
rtsbs sroast bat Stta Waarenla8er IA NIT ben nsnSN
Iant btasn 6prien
&cd,, parlcrs, 9ol;- unb Scbleutfen
.reifn peauft ptrbsn. Iu ttm eauA Osftn &C. last
ernttrstt1Hss ausfn uHb nimmt bielben fe utdl
lscQadnD9 btteiStn wsoet Seu, Nanaes , Ees
lten utatrnsn Arbttn repGrrt unb ptDsr ouse,st
lgDtsbrststausr usot.sH beisubert @ersnnftsnMeeu.
l@. W. 9ufe
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! Damens nnO l6errenidub=W =Waanufaftur

R5e Oamel> uno SerrenIdubS SWanufaftltr
W@y Spbn S. 6ins gBittwe,
AkaWr. SO g.. O az Ctr. Der 3iOnstrGe 8esenibsr,
smpebIt benz seebrten Yubfu sin srOBes aus 55ue unb
gpaRdnb9ft aacrttrs Eager ertisen Damen-
Perenftsfen, S9uben unb Seln SerfGisoenrr Qualitd
unb rad Der neuen Wp6e elegant unb 6duerbaft
nne rrb bemtr bas a Nrten Sduben unb tiefeln
fur Damen uD 5erren ielbf anfertst unb eS mad ben
6trnfin Jdeens liefer tnbem tie resle prpmptee
8e6ienMna init btatafer @retsnptrana Derfprdt 25pisf
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6rG9lin88s unb SOmmerfleiOer.

In Der untsr86nste Sst9 bermtt ieluen 5rennSen unS
kem pbrtm 9ubIttum Od Ct - etn euen Store IN Mr.
Dit aItmprtraBe erDfnet bat unb etS pwrbI RIeieer IN
better Nuspabt sprrdtie bat als aud au 9rers anftat
8tais greie unR CUTE gDaaren perten 3use6elt 9ennn
nterbpien GraDdtten ub nae In eesS nAaetnfc Ar
l nb Tets spt3letsr auspabl perr6bis. gtan iabl-
rei@ea Stiu8 enIsessnisbtnb, smpFs9lt fb -.
's6iptS 5enrs 5tauf, "a Oa.9aitpfr
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