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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-07
MYSTIC HAIL SEMINARY fox YOUNG

WI LADIES-Delig h.fuly located At WEST MEDF0RD.
Ms 6ye miles BostonSKteen Professors and Tes
,sord f.liiies for thorough Eassh Educ.on with Latin
Oreet the modern polite Lsnsu.se MUSE or GAIat PAro
Kinds Of Painting Refinement OF and the e,iquets
Of society inculcaed Partisan lady resides IL tie family
pri,es are awarded in zach depstmes.
Aids 20 Physc education &c DO found IL Cash Dan
c;Ig (;yus.slm Bowling Alley (st.icty Phvstel ss,-
fs In Tue Mystic River ssltl horseback dins Sc Esd
Va Ell trained saddle horses belong 70 the Seminary .
Another Hall and Mansion reeenty ad1d WI enable few
ycuns Iade, 10 ob,.p AimissOE FO Circular, 1ddess the
Principal, MhS, nhCo II 49, ~ :,
hon Edwsd Everett Boston the Ry Charles Bro-ts West
Mdfnfd the Rev John Pierpont West Nedgrd Ga.tnet
a PRINCIPAL Of the Boston Latin School the Hon Aobou
Is.rrace Boston; the Rev Hubbard WEs.ow New York
IL Rey Wuism IHasue 80 D., Albany the Rev Roln ID
NJ n ID Boston; The Hon. sam Houston, TeK1s
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b. A. CHILToS. Ageiioneer. ~
CUPERIOR ROSEWOOD and MAHO1hsrr.

- HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE aud costly OIL rArSStt
IEGS at AUCTIOH.-CoLE Chiffon viii sell en- w
DAY Oct. T. at 10! O'Clock No 81 Ssokettst nsa
Brunt and within blocks The Hsnsilto Fey
Brooklyn. the eLtirs fu nture Of the above =
Of hich sds order by ce,brated cabinet
in excellent condition, and gng 20 amy
Europe The psrlors furnished With Velvet
Carpets and Carved Rosewood Sofas. rete Te'es
Sitting Chairs, covered with maroon velvet p.ush
the rsuA variety Of PsIlor furniture, such 3. em -
Lace Curtains, Marble Top TAbAs. Mantle Onsms -
PAin'rp. Two Of the painting superb w0rh o. ~
cost large sum. ....lS6
DINiNG.ROOM FURNIrUkE-rhe usasl Esrey. IsSssa-s
with Cut Glass and China Bedroom FUrni,uis. ~. -
ma Ct Mahogany Beds,esds. Spring hasires'es Bee
uaus, &c. -, orSl
Catalogues cen Be had at our Office No. IS Nss'ss"'
COLE SONS, No. 80 fultOn-st.. Brooklyn
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ADRIAN H. MULLER. Auetioneer ,

HOUSE No. Ill 9th-st.- ADRIAN II. null
i LER will sell Il auction, on WEDNESDAY, OFT
~ o'clock the Merchant Exchange mmedistey nsr ~
sale Of stocks) tho HOUSE No III sthst and LEAsHa
LOT Of samebens lease Of the Sslos Snug Hsrbor s,ss
v enty wears 40 groHnd rent ssd aS
mar time renewable. The House v IN perfect rersf Hss
nripted ana possession given Immediately Can be- sesa
a m and r.. m.
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Gules bn Auttiou.
RrssxLL W. WS,roorr, k.c.ispe>r.
'CTION SALE OF YALUABLF pApII

RrssxLL W. Ws,roorr k.c'isne~r =
A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE PARJOp
~ DINING ROOS LIBRARY and CHAMBER YGs.S
TURE ooltned IN bou.r No iS2 West 2f.,-.t o. Sbv
PAY Oct, g. At ioi o'clock--R w. wEsrCOrr IN - :
shove the largest aud most valuable Of uOHsr
HOLD FUR SfTURR offered a soctiop tLis ~.
specisi attention q hSoseke~p~rs sDd AL In Of 6.aS
Fur2fuc The sale will b. Fsrcmp,oty rn shins -
~ n of elegant r,~.wood PsnoFoF,e u bat fu nsssAs
our rich Psl.or Sues, covered In sl'n via -
yr, a. az hs rnos cost, description Velvet CsrtA -.
th-, top rosewood ktssrrcs kesluing and Rs-ys
Chain. in ss'in Mosaic and Egyptian rnVA.op nsies -
Bookcase costly China snd Asrgs
Brood snd Isee ussniecr; Pier aud NNnss NJ
ror. i'm h.se and coruces 20 match rosewood Bedests
~ ssrt Hair MaT-sscs Dressing Burrsu. Wsr8rub cbsvI
Gssses splendid OvA Mirrors eEsnt CAndeer' and 60
,uro. lroushout the house. Extension Dining Tables "A
driug room Chairs buffet; elegant Chlns Dnarr set> N
prcc. Silver Ware Gu, Glass &C.. with large qasetSy
Chsnbr Library snd PHror Furniture not bero
Catalogue, Will be rrGy and tie FuTnturs B. ckaac<
early Il ths .aor NJ of sale
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TLATBUSII-For SALE or EXCH ANGE for
i good SLcs productive Re,l H-.Le this city OF
Br-tJn, u beautiful BUILDING SECTIONS q sbJut hall
On soi ore miles from Fulton Ferry and fFonas oa " e
JoHy BoLEs No 10 DrO.i-,y.
EOR sALR-A handsome FARM Of about sixty
sores well stocked VIII Fruit HOu.si' large and
wa G ss. RS, S Gas.f hn. s 2t
oubydiHs' ard orcb,ri Iisis mile. from Sso pa "a
% sf'T I'M 70 9R sor P5sg:[; 'ePy : 5PifaE
city properly FARM Of los .nd Of 90 .t-t
ILLINOIS Lee County PROPERTY, on the
Rock Riyer-FoT SALE or EXCHANGE fo' 80. 80 a.,
&c. II t.1,a bS AID rS si Ia str.ciH Of
of htory AID oak fronting rifle. Oh The hoes %
New ok mil. from tie poIou ely Dixon aai the In
Eois Cerfrs Rslrosd ~ u-s northwest rom Chs. -.
;Le .Ds r.,ro.d Ius. thoush the PoPer IL tss ~
church ard edUcs'isrsi advantage t has trr equ =.
West; ,sreultgr, purposes SOL water wood .sa
The lard boui with rlrne and tie river VITA th ~
s ns,' q , "a M I n; $50 E 51i-. "a col
nse ia rsridly approaching ard us IN tew ye. '.nGS.
iei pr Of 'f aB Ig155J TEE B6 l'i e. 10 B
CUPERIOR FARM at HYDE PARK, L: L.
- 20 Of .uTrrie LAND with eemorisSs ,n.iaa
HOUSE eon,snins room. with eIc-Nsn. AID ertens',
oq,soo.. 6ne yoe1S Orchard IL ee.I s npa gree
t$ $,s,' A j. BLEEckER { Co, 10. Bro.d.:
TWO fine COUNTRY PLACES for sALt
Il CHEAP-A beautiful COUNTRY REsi nxS,sn,s :.
sess1 .. S, n sss' the R.to.d Dpo y.ss
Prcc Of the whole property SIS O-o-woIth At e.,t =,
As 4 d sE s Ssis n
At the mouth Of the Connecticut River splendidy
hsb 80 fevv.;Iou Pies $1,000 c.,h-worh SO 900
Stamford and saybrock are too Of the hes hath
ina fishing &c Both Of these farm. contain fne me-.
which will BE- sod sepal.ie Il desired For fnI,Hsf lS
insufe OFFS p TOWNSEND. No 81 Na,ssu-'t.
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EDWARD SCIENCE A.stione-T-By EDwsaD ~ Hts.N ,h.f
TUESDAY, October 7, at 100 a. M -. ~ nss.--
1 .ae.nOm No. 50 Ns..sn,s ogYos,ssr We enn Crsrs
Co. Publshers London, just received par ' x 49,
III BE- sold wit.sat any re.er'e Ss, az so.s CO.,
English ENG RAWLINGS colored and plain Ne s,;ss ~
and recent pT,ductions including Columbus az ~,
H., Land "a Ameos-neyer before intEodnceo 1890 -
Family ,aSee,s besdes all Lsndsoer,, Ansdsu
and Huerirs. Sporting Picturcs,he most ntt ~
b1e On MONDAY, the 9Th oentlenen oss1hssa,stsega
hou.es country station m and p.tsoef., snr ~
VII find this rsr~ oPp'r'1sty sssf'e"''' --7f =
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ERFAT IMPROVEMENTS n FLODkING
~ MILLS aud FLOUR made In the newly in'en,tea 80,
MILE working Nth THE Po"LE, And n>.s isi,nJ
ard YlOur than any other mia The pn1h -
10 csn and bese Mills especially tscsH Mn
IRgAp and the greatest quantity from the tOsr
feed for sale CITr CONE MILLS NO zIoC
4 CHALLENGE.-Tos any person who VIII WI aR,Ss
~ 10 trisl ,ot 30 we will sgye " poante VI e.,
sosy Broad and of BErItR quahty uoin 1000 by
9round nv our COSfcAL MILLS thAh - o. - s,.ss
swY yrssox With barrel Of Flour fTonn6 ~ soSs
~ ava JAW CIV Cone Mills" No. 10 CenIIo-,L, ~ !.
d K. DEYOe PROMPT and Reliable
ADVERTISING AGENCY a,o.nu,x
~, n,Jaton's Buldins No 34S bEoAD"AI.
NJ. =. 49,, GREELEY l. McELRATh.
yIyHE AUBIN PORTABLE GAS WOkkS are
- .sni,ted 20 BE- the best known. whethsr tor private
g., xl,ge, becsuse Of their simplicity 81 construction
1870, their freedom from smell ssd thear uheqnsfed
sronouy. they require rnecnsie eh OF sht ~
.,1 ,Iey will wort night ana dsy required never cog
" - ana .mo. explode They generate gas from any nj.
70 n These great sdvsntsges W oonneocn with
- 80 ,hsf with working plan experienced worker m
csn sct M The works make rights under our paens
"a rTo6tble Parties IN search NJ basnesa
Iii % Wen 10 nvestigsie II they do they will buy We
20 our works operation the steamer Isaac Newton at
~ n.lsvau House Albany, and in many other plsoes Ia
CO. eek they will be for several villages
,, For further information, sppy 70 AUBlS, No $50
p,.Sv,y Eev.York or II. q HAWLEY Co., Albany.
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60 tUbom il man Contern.

A DyERTISERS apply at Y. b. PALMERs
n ADyERTTsING AGENCY, OF when requested.
- upon lie not authorize Runners to solicit orders
livery MARRIED LADY and GENTLEMAN
II }, The limited States learn somethias Which must Be
sv.ntss 10 them free of chSreel BY addressing with
s..,,. oo.,.rsS Dr. C r. BRLLIN0HAh. Ne~'iork City
NAUTION-Dr. WALSH is requested not to use
" tn TINCTURE OF AkBoR vita
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TWO fine COUNTRY PLACES svi for "a SAL ::
Jnstrurtion.

Justruttion.
DOARDING-SCHOOL for BOYS-At New
ID chele 10 mile. New-ioTk, via n \ and N H. NAL
road. will REOPEN November l.
DOYS' SCHOOL.-Parents DESTROYS for the m
- sirrction Of their invited 70 examine . !"
1YNG'S ,yster1. e; the School No. 81 East lelst
Dogs SCHOOL.-The subscriber has opened
ID SCHOOL foI BOYS st No. IS Madison. sv.
GEO n CLEAFELAND.
BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS, at Green
ID wich, Conn.-LEwIs HOWE, A NJ P,ineip4. nun a,
ber limited 70 twenty Winter Session will commence on
MONDAY Nov g. and continue p weeks. For sTealAI COL
tsuing terms &c. sddres, the Principal.
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NTOITNT KISCO EDUCATIONAL INSII-
M ri TIA BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS.
The Rev A II. SrGLEY, A NJ

Tb Institution located in the town Of Newes.,le West
l.frr County n Y about 80 se' on N-w fofs CITY .ad
- Nm h.if ue from the Mount KseV Depot Of the HAr
lem RArosd ,t,.- -. - -. =,
.,A. Commanding extensive and ATTRACTIVE prospect
m building has been erected under the supervision IT AZ
"A teacher and Is complete In al lie srinsements
~ rou i. provided with sPssns tao Communicating
Nh he Principals apartment also win hot resisier
- y.tsr dis'ribrted throughout the house. supply
-. vs.lb.sin. N every hot snd cold bss water.
tiests &C. the Plsn Of the best hotels N the City Of
T Schcol .aordiur Is believed the bee, f.ie' 'r the
- Saersl and physical euare Of youth will be opened
lie 6r.t MONDAY in Soveuber
f,r ereuss With reference. and compete details address
o.. y sr|;y~i a, Mount K-oo. We-chester Co. =. Y
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VINO PAPEK MAkEKS.-F On SltIt-f M TN
MILL MACHINERY. consisting Of one 81 inch ynldeF
Machine with Copper Dryers sets Of Calender NOUS c1
u Wood Rolls. aud Isl aud I'd Press Rolls win Gearing
Pulley. Pump. Sc. MIL. -.
Also small kngne Rolls with Wood Tubs, finionS and
Ply Wieels; Double Iron Presses and Wei 'yinI"fs
g. and 81 iucSe. Iona and Shans Pusys &c. suitable for
manufacturing purposes. a.,
Also, Ersnes, nearly with Rolls 50 inches Ions All
eouptte and cost $3.50 each viii be s,d at bsfgsn II aP
psied iot soon BY JAMES I. DERRlCksON co
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DARTNER WANTED-With cash capital OF
$1,000 or $1,000 to engage In the PUBLISHING BCSl-
NrsS of Now York At least 20 cent profit
could BE- realized annually ON the investment with adous
Ooe American, foreigner OF liberal education, pre-
S,rfeA
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NaRs COMEGY's BOARDING SCHOOL foe
Nl Yo.ss L.lsr. No Is Es 3is hsssca tth md ~.
soa sys r-opecs sept Is
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TINO CAPITAIlSTS-The FOREIGN lNTER-
Il EST In PRINCES PROTEAN FOUNTAIN PEN ft
kALE for whch secured IL Great Britain lrelsuS
GYsnnel Isles and "A the Continent
T having much business in the manatActurc
,a LII OF The shove article home they stend To- VIII
spo.c Of these psens for the above eounire The fEN
.rtect beyoud doubt and 10 parry with e>pisl this
err, An opportunity rarely met with This can b. DEMON
s,ra,. 10 any DESTROYS OF investigating rs CLAIMS
sistea y. 49, srnix 10 It O. STEARNS, 0osersl Agent,
'""'"' ~N'"f' No SO Broadway. n. Y.
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Chmtes for Business Glen.

4 PARTNER WANTED-In the established
~ Soap and Candle business OF Geo IT, Phinn'yi Nos
l9l and lbs Chrystcst opportunity for any one having
finn 81 900 TO 900 70 invest IL sale Profitable bosNS
For frer particulars call Nos 1911 aud lsS De
fore 10 and after y M GU H. ThlNNEt
SINTEI.LIGENT Fellow citizens, YOU are re-
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NIADISON-SQUAREC COLLEGIATE INSTI-
sd * - GRANT LYON Pm cip..s-
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MRS. GIBSON, No. 80 Union-square. reopened
wi her Boarding Day SehOo tO Young Laes MON
DAY Sept Is
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MURRAY HILL COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
UL Lexington Avenue between ssh ard 57th stsB.
SMITH late Of Madison square Cole zste Institute frncipA
-Hill oren MONDAY. Sept 2 Circular a. AppletoL,
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IRVING INSTITUTE, TarrytOwr, n. IA
SCHOOL for BOYS The Session will commence or
WEDNESDAY, Nov. Circulars, with terms references,
kc NAV be obtained OF Messs Lyon Rsynor No. Il Beck
mar s.. J.nles II Wnsus esq No 2Coursndts,. by si
dressipF ID 5. ROWE. Principal
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MRS BENEDICT's BOARDING and DAY
lVl SCHOOL tor YOUNG LADIES REOPENS Sept IT.
q No. West S7ihst second door from 5,hsy.
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MRS WHEATON respectfully informs her
wi friends and the pubic that be- DAY ard BOARDING
SCHOOL No lOi 2a.v.. all reopen MONDAY. Sept Is.
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MADAME BERGIERs FRENCH, ENGLISH
wi and SPANISH BoARDING A-d DAY SCHOOL for
YOING LADIES. No. lS2 Mal.ousy 32l 81, will RE-
oPFN on WEDNESDAY, Sept 10. Circulars ST the Irsir
ticp. Omnibus attached.
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6onses to Get.

CTEAM POWER to LET-At the EMPIRE
- WORKS foot Of oath and 25thsts East River These
Works erected expressly for mechanical purposes peculiar
y adapied for either heavy light machinery The Engines
horse power and the whole Establishment fte6
up unsurpassed In this country FOX terms &C.
spply at the Office on the premises
CTEADY POWER.-A few choice ROOMS still
- be had In the Depot Building Of Film aud Faux
otn Broadway For the value of the word
steady the tenants there. inquire Of T. BEN
NETT. on the premises.
TO LET-The CENTER FLOOR, with AT
i TIC BEDROOM, CLOSETS, &c, of three story House,
situate in Pneappest Brooklyn, within six mnntes walk OF
either Wslls Brooklyn Ferry. Terms moderate Inquire
Nj CARPENTER at tho desk Courier aud Enquirer No.
1862 PeArlst.
THO LET-The PARLORS on the First Floor of
No. Bond well eslsalsted fc bushes: or Other par.
Of GEO. w. FARNfiAm No 5ls Broadway.
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HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE, at CLAY
llERACK COLUMBIA Co. N Y. miles Eas' Of Hudson
Me and Female Board. Wsshing Fuel aud Tuition IN com
mo English, $ii2 per year
For circulars, address {. H. GARDINER, Principal
ali iermo sept 10.
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~ - Of Superior LAND with esuloIA9'7 .s;-a
HOUSE, oontsnfos rooms. with excellent ahd
Outou.e. fine young Orchard In besrn. aud Ers Vary
Of other Fruit sui, able for = Gardener 81 Mlknan
tS5st A. J. BLERCkER Co. NO pIoe1---
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gDheeer. gUtlfon S CHS

= uranium : 6lmtlitn 9l0b = Mn(tinen,
TT. f25GIttmprcfrGet, nj eb6ubtftS
rMmfrtten."
Ste unttriet9neten ft gu aaetntoen Ne.rten fur BEN 9n.
taut ee6tr Utalttnen tn Baltimore ernanut, unit Iabsn IA,
n'titer, warmer uuO 8aertfantsn gu %asfGataer Steb!una bfcIts
etu. - "'''''"
0ts @tntu 56ttt Der s onft u!iin, Bic strf6tetenarta, I'm.
gfni barrett, iSmts bic g tneat9tett ser Nrbeit btsfcr Uo 9diurn
nne unueertrOhsn nne anfda star Sic madt scp5tnl DE-
SoHme OUT e9S yt'ttsfe, ndbt 8alten unb Quilts unb N Fir
PCttbsii anIpenttar. .~4 " "' S'''"'
aas arbsttsn fur 5umitsn unb QdSfr ptrhfn fdItrnio4 unb
biut8R auseefltrt. "'N"'e WV
. 8raurnJimmsr III iur Y. bltnune Don Dc men s,t, an,
mrfenb. P ar RI I0,nS 6nm y Fn "
Tfi 80 Nr. III 8thtmrrtfr.
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NUmplie unb Nobenalb,

GpmmtfftUns. Sptbtttps-, Gels. @t6ftI. u
SD tfffabrts@ef66f
Rr. IS, graft, @de pOn Mlbenartefr.
8tebt Wehfel in %beltebisen SetrG9en urb Sidten, III ter ntebrts,
fen Grurle, auf ale bsbeutenteu Srte Der per16ifeeren beutfbsl
Staten, 8elsicn, 6Uaanb, 5rartrsi6, Der Sdwsis &C. &C.,
befrr9t @eIc. Mussdbluneen unb Selbs @iniietunsta auf gn
renun8en reer Spainatten in aaen @esenben tiefer 2Gneer, +
ME in ben Ser. Staten unb Canada;
uinrmt @erer in ~teliebtaen Summer Spn S. ~aufrdrts eeest
Gutttune In Gmpfans unp Taft een 9Dertb in iebenn btliebSei
Srte d%U8,dtlen
~befOrpert @sripnen nidt anetn Srn ben perf6tetc1en Soften
l~0nrern aud pm alien an cen 9auptrsrtstritraka GurSpai
~telesenen Stattpusn bterher, unb pn bieruus ms Sanerrgme
riia's nnt ~uneetetrt mad europa;
uberntnmt bte @erisnbunB prn gafetsn nnb @ittrr mad aGei
@eBtnben; fleinsre 9afete, ais 0deuerrsptss &c. retSen bts il
traenb tinem eurppGiiden 6afen fir 81 ~ Cts. urb nab jsbeu
b~eliebtgen Srte I'm Snrern Teutf6lanSs fir 81. Cts. beipret
@efbdftsfunber BON Ntrrgens 8 bis Mbenbs ID Lbr. Spnu
tags ppn s lis II llbr Nipreens. S26ln-
2. ppmpltB s. 8. 8@epa L
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1 Mantillas, Taimus und Shawls ! !
6ierrut mad en- MFR ben, eeetrten beutlden @ubGtfumt unfc t
orbFe Nuspdbi ron pbiscn bendnnten @aden befannt, unb YER
Fhcrn, tds mir INNER Ste neaeften partier Vtpoen gu BEN btatS'
Ten Nret1en scr faufer, ais:
Silks. Velvet, Ribbons u. Trimmings,
rrelde mir ron Gurppa unb ttefisen guetpnen teSieNen su ben
%btat8fen @reiitn @nsrps un6 Detail %anbieten.
Qpmnndn II. Brothers,
SIR. 1875 8dGtt M pre.St,
p3nt spiI6en et8bt urb @barlesffr
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TT 70 afbtOtS &tubl' nnb cont
7l" NSGrebpufe,

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irpst ran bos arSstt 2dotr ppn @tIbten, Gpb5as. SfpGtn6@s
s~rIerfeTsln, efnf16 nR6 NIT Gerst.runeer, pusst,G c. &af9
3jrametnaSttI, Btttaelen &c. DteFts @t6belrtaAattn hnbtt enA
,rG SuF @rrratt ub Observation-Disclosures tnmtr!s4 Sst'
[ft&ea tn Mmertfa. l16tp1S
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qne 9rSBs auS%o9l WIN Sttdtrettn, feinacabsi.
gelttdtee Npfe @tnberRitc unb Sauben. 8af6entl6crf &C., ferner
2 ufo@nee INTERN grete Ter ftnGe 5lanncQ su 50 Gts.
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inte @lag!epanrl6ute 81 Gts. te 3u Is Cts. TnSS ous Der be.
ten 8abrtt un6 nerttn an S6Eutett m6 Dauerfoftiofsit nitt
upcrtrpt1en. &eBbalb tcmmt uub ia ludt metngr GiprTe, "'
bi5 int 81 vs. C 1tIs
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