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ByJAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auc,ionesr.

bF JAZZ % WCO NE, huctlonetr.
CMALL ASH NEAT FRAME HOUSE
- aud Let en- North ], between 12th and
18Th streets 2t AuctIon.-On WEDNESDAY
March 18th, ct S O'Clock, on the
premises, | shall sell subdivision A, In square
No es5 f.outing Is feet on north /, between 18th
and 18Th streets, running back 40 feet 9 inches,
with the Improvements, Consisting Of q two-story
Frame Dwelling House, containing seven rooms.
Titfe indisputable.
Terms: One half, cash the residue In six and
Twelve months, for notes satisfactorily secured !,
bearing interest j. q. Mcguire
mar 10 tr Aucticbedr.
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For Sale and Rent,

A FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT ON
"A street north, No. 1s, opposite the Capitol
Garden Possession given On the Ist Of April.
mar Is -3tk
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TOR RENT "A TWO STORY BRICK
L House, on the corner Of DunbartOr ard Wash.
iagton streets, at SO per month Also, a two
story Brick, on DunbaIton street, With Large lot
attached thereto, with a number OF ruit trees at
Sl2 81 per month Apply to JOHN DAVID.
SUN, 6eoFgetown- mar IA Ats
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Two LET-THE WE'LL KNOWN VEGkT-
able Garden originally owned by one Mr..
CLARKE, ana under high state OF cultivation, To-
Gated on East Capitol street three quarters Of a
mile from the Capitol Terms Oflease-one wear
with the privilege OF Two Immediate possession
given or particulars apply to Mr.. f..
GREENE, franklin House, corner OF and sth
sIcetS mar 1R 40
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I EFT TUE RESIDENCE OF MRS. AN
IL DERSON, on street, between 10. b and goth,
on Monday morning the h instant, YELLOW
BOY named Frank, about feet and inches
high When he left he had on a Write hat and
gray pants. Was last seen on TIE 'opof an On
nlOis. mar IA 2tk
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NIRw YORK LEDGER, IN h !. osx s,ory
~ for March flst . Me; ing contaasi. Coss's
Karmsi ths se0If FERGUSON, go 9TH stree,
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n ARRiEU

On the 18th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Gay, Or
CHARLES +. HUNT 10 Miss ANNIE NJ
COCKRELL, Of Fairfax county, Va.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, March 16.-Flouf 10 dull and
nominal
Wheat Is dull. with decline OF 8 a. cent?
Red, 81 .38sSl42; white 81 50aSl.60 Corn is
steady at so a 66 cents for white, and 90 q o.
cents for yellow. Whisfev, 26f q cent?
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DARN AT AUCZION.-ON THE 3lTH
l. day Of March, (MONDAY, } en- the premises,
will sell at public auc Ion, my Farm, In Fairfax
county, on the Little River Turnpike OK miles
from Alexandria, and near MIR. Clouds mill Il
contains about oEe hundred and ffty- three cres
from SIS to co acres In cultivation, the ba ence In
wood, principally Oak and Hickory; so or gu
acres heavi y wooded from 25 to 80 acres are
we'll se:fn timothy and clover; ard II the wealth
er Is favorable, calculae to have eeded the corn
lard If last ear in Oats, and a good portion Of
land broken up for this years corn crop ny the
tine of the sale. There is neat and substantial
Frame Dwelling, con.sining four good sized
rooms, passage, ana two porcheS, all necessary
ont but dings, good fencing &C., on the farm,
ali OF which lave been put up since 1851
Churches, Schools, and nj Ills convenient, good
society, &c. The land Is reall rich, lies pre- tly
for cultiva ion, has water Ia each field, and new
er falling spring few steps from the door 1t is
he best small fern CF1ripg in the vicinity of
Alexandria, aud would maze a coed maiket
farm Considering Its proximity to the hlexan.
dria and Washington markets, easy terms, DC +,
IL presents 4 chance rarely met with, a d those
wishing to purchase, would do well to call and
view Il, as intendc hanging my business and the
salewiIl be positive. My Post OHce is Mt Pierce,
Fairfax county.
erms OF Sa,e-Fiye hundred dollars Is be
paid on the day Of sale, and the residue in two
equal annual instruments Of one and two years
the deferred payments TO bear interest from date,
md be secured by deed Of trust upon the prem
ises.
Possession given LIST Of May
FA. C. TERRETT.
GLEN MARY, Fairfax CO. feb 26 cots
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nor RENT-ABOVE TIE HEIGHTS OF
L 6eoISetow The Nit Alban place, adjoining
ct AiDin E CHURCH The house is now under
going complete repair, and will be furnished and
ready for occupancy NY the LIST June For salu-
brity end teaaty Of position this plsce is uusur-
passed. Apply to Mr. WIN. J. STONE. Jr,
Washington. mar I6 ATE
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR ONE
Il very fne SUI CT Rooms on the second floor
consisting OF ParlOr, Chamber, ard Bathroom
attached, lately occupied by Hon J Miilson,
or several other Rooms, suitable for single gentle.
men, can be had on reasonable terms by early
application to 81 60. WILMER, Upholsteref,
96i 9.h street mar IaIw
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NOR RENT-THAT THEW TRREE-STURY
l. Brick store near the 18th street Bridge. In
qnire OF WM. WARDER, $40 18th street.
mar cows
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k'OR RENT-THAT LARGE AND HAND.
=. some House now occupied by the Hon. Mr.
Aiken, Oh the corner Of I0th and streets. II has
every convenience for comfort. Possession given
LIST 81 pril. Inquire Of A HOOVER. Pam.
avenue, between 10Th ard 2O.h streets.
mar u e0tf
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kNOR SALE OR RENT "A CONVENIENT
\ taree-atory Brick House, on Green street, a
lew doors from Bridge street. Possession given
the st OF April. Apply TO WM. H. EOES,
Georgetown, ID G.. mar 1l3t
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EOR SALE.-A PEWIN TRINITY Church.
desirably located Inquire Of WIN. WALL,
wall stephens, 90, between 9th and 10th sts -,
Avenue. mar "a N
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EXCELSIOR The lovers of delightful
beverage upon calling upon Army & ShiDn, of
Georgetown, will find the genuine crab apple
AID champagne Cider; also, Burton's and the
old London Xxx Porter. These articles are
highly recommended by all that have ever
tried them, and to those that have not, a taste
is only required to convince them Of the fact
that they are superior to nythiDg Of the kind
to be found in this community,
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- ADvr.rr&.x-rrs ssouLD On LEyr AZ rzs oryrcx n
fvHv. ''cl0oz. NJ 0rzrsvss r..r nAI nor Arrna,
uxTEL Dkr.
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Lost and Found.

7 OST.-ON SATURDAY., TIE I4:h instant
II pair Of SLEEVE BUTTONS, set With
gold stone. The Il lder will be rewarded by leav-
Ing them at the Kirkwood House Ii
OST-ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, A
~ Calf Skin POCKET BOOK, containing ac-
ceptances and notes, also mem orandums, &c, of
no use to anv person but the owner As the pay
Inent Of which have been stopped, the finder viii
be suitably rewarded by returning the anne to sr.
JOE. HAMLI Capitol Hill. mar l6-3t*
I O5T-ON SUNDAY, Tue 18TH Instant,
II going from 81. Dominick's Church aloag r t.
18th street, or from 18th street to Maryland ave-
nue., a pair Of red Coral PRAYER BEADS, with
silver Chain. The fader will receive liberal
reward and the thanks OF the owner by leaving
them at Mr. GREEN'S, No. :sj 18th ST., Island
cr at the Parsonage edjoining st Dominicb's
Church, corner Ct + and 9Th streets Island -
CS0 REV ARD WILL BE PAID, AND
RCO no questions asked, for the return of my
WATCH and CHAIN that was taken from nv
POCKET. 1.-THE Capitol. on the 4th instant tits
large Gold Hunting Watch, white dial, made by
Robert R0zkill, Liverpool, No. 1917 A small
God Chain with vest hook.
=. ID. CASrLEMAN,
mar i6-eo1w (Int) oppo. National Hotel
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BY JAS. G. MEG UIEE, Auctioneer
HOUSEHOLD sUkNITURE ar PUR.
IA lie AucttSI.-On WEDNESDAY morn
ing, Mareh 18Th, at 10 O'Clock, I shall sell, by
virtue OF deco q trust, duly recorded, &C the
furniture and Ell CTS in tie double brick house
Oh tie west side OF 18TH St., between r and q sts.
north, viz:
Walnut aud mahogany hair spring Sofas, Rock
ers
Rosewood marble top Table, gil, fame Mirror
Oak cane se!t Chairs, rout Tables
window Curtains, Shades
Mantel Ornaments
inIee-p'y and Ingram Carpets, Rugs
Bronze Hat Tier, OilclOth In hall aud on Stairs
Mahogany Sitebosrd
Dining and Side Tables
Graniie tea and dinner Ware, Table Cutlery
Castors, silver plated Spoons ard Forks, Glass
ware
Single aud double cottage Bedsteads
Bureaus, WaIdrohes, Wssh.tands
air and huk NJ attresses, BOls ers and Pillows
Blankets, Quilts, SPREADS, Sbeeting
u amber Carpets, Looking Glasses
Clocks, oilet Sets, Stove1
Cooking Stove and Fixtures
c8ethes with general assortment Of household
and kitchen Furniture
Terms $25 aid. under, cash; over that sum
credit tf Z, 3, add months, for satisfactorily
eadorsSd notes, bearing interest.
r. ST. he House Is for rent. Inquire OF the
undersigned.
TH0S J. Fisher, Trustee
mar I'D J. q. MCGUIRE. Auct
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A Book OF UNIVERSAL KNowLEDaE-Just
published, the nOst useful and extraordinary
volume ever yet issued from the press, as It
comprises all the Information couIa' ned in
dozen Of any other books Of information tha
have hitherto been printed. The title of this
wonderful book is as follows "Irquire w lth-
in for Anything you want to Know or, Over
3 700 Facts for the People" A large volume
Of 500 psges-cloth. gilt price 81. For sale
BY A. ADANsoN, Bookseller, Seventh ST., OF
posite the Post Once, Washington City. If
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BY JAS G. Meg UIRE Auctioneer.
,, HfCRSiTUSE ARD HGUSEHuI.D EFF.
l. fects at C II on TN JHURSDAY
MOANlNG, March 18th, at 10 O'Clock at the
residence OF Lieut. ives, U . A, No s9i sew.
enteenth street, between and streets north |
shall sell all his Furniture and Effects, compri.-
ing
Walnut carved hair spring Sofa
Rockers and Pailcr Chsirs
Walnut Seer tary ard Whstnot
Centre, sofa and rout Tables
Walnut leather-coveYed reclining Chair
Gas Chandeliers ana Fixtures throuo bout the
house
few foe OH Paintings
Velvet, Brussels aud ether Carpe.s, Rugs
Broca'elle and Lace Curtains, Cont, e, &c.
alnut ext nsion dining Table. sideboard
China. Glass, and Crockefy Ware x
Can and wood seat Chairs Clock
Wainu: Dlesing Bureas. Washstands
Looking 6lssses, Chin;z Curtains
Bedsteads Wsrdrobes, Crib
Hair and Husk MattIes,es
Bolste-s and Pillows
Supel Tor Refrigerator, Chamber Stoves
CJcklng stove and Fixtures, Oi,clnth &c
Iogether WI general assortment If household
aud Kitchen Requisites
Terms: S2j and under ash: oyer that suro q
credit OF 60 and so days, endorsed
notes, bearing interest
mar I'D ]. C. MCGUIRE Auct
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Fire at Westport, N ass.

NEW BEDFORD, NJ lrch IL The Iule fac
tory of Anthony tlifori, a. Westport, We
burned las. night. Loss Sl2,(60. Insuret
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DOR RENT THE HOUSE NO 134, IN
L the Seven Buildings, formerly occupied by
the Brazilian and Mexican Ministers. A Brick
Sta6l' attached. Possession given Immediately.
mar eC6ts
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LfOR RENT-THE RESIDENCEA PRES
n ent occupied by Hon. Jas. Thorington, No.
ASS Eleventh. street, between l. and r. The
premises has all the modern Improvements The
House Is we'll furnished aud can be had with or
without the Furniture For terms Apply on the
premises. Possession given LIST April.
mar o eotf Hnte1
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AT THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, workmen
are busily employed in erecting scaffolding,
preparatory to raising that building one story
and inserting new front therein.
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A SINGLE application to the finger nails of
FOntains'S Cream Of IVikd Rowers is worth
the price Of the article. 1t imparts to them a
lustre, bIilliancy and beauty desirable by
every we'll bred person. Sold by w. LII. Gil
man and all druggists. I
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EOk KENT THE VERY DESIRABLE
l. Store, No 3s4, below the National Imne1
diate possession given. Rent reasonable 10
good and permanent tenant. Inquire of WALL
& sTEPHENS 80, between 9th aud 10 Ii streets.
Avenue; also $40 Browns Hotel. mar ia an
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MADAM SwETr, the clairvoyant, is still at
No. sos Seventh street, where she continues
to attract scores Ct those anxious to learn of
absent friends, and the past, present and flu.
ture generally The satisfaction she gives il
guarantee Of her superior clairvoyant row.
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nor RENT-THE SECOND-STORY or
Il Warehouse No 357, known as Wasbip gton
Hall, corner OF 9Th stree and Penn. avenue over
our Auction Rooms, formerly used as Billiard
Room. To good tenant rent moderate Apulv
to e. II l.. CROWN q CO Auctioneers.
mar 12-1W fAt
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u 'WAica RErURss Jas. Diggs, colorsd. ma.
licious mischief; jail for Court John Morsnt
assault and battery; Jail for Court. J. Hird
disorderiy; security to keep the peace. Ann
Cahoe and Susan Mattingly, drunk; dismi wed
on promise 10 leave the city. Mary johnson
and Susan Mattingiy, drunk jail go days as
Migrants. The latter had promised few
nights previous to leave the city. Tobias
Sampson, coIorsd, drunk; 6ns SL44. Jerome
Taylor and Geo. A. Miller. eolored minors,
riot Sethe alarm Of 6fs fined,
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10 SIGHr, the lecture of Dr.. Abraham upon
modern Jewish eersmonials.
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PERSONS DESTROYS Of buying or renting
houses should read the column on our frsf
page, headed " For Sale or Rent" - -
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IHE CHESAPEAKE AND 0EIo CANAL for the
last week passed eight loaded boats down I,
the Collectors ONCE at Georgetown. contain
ing wheat, -four, corn, limestone. and wood
but no coal Departures upwards were sew
enteen. From Dam No. we learn that th,
repairs there are vigorously going on und e.
the steady personal inspection Of the Presiden
Of the canal, and that In a few davsa re
additional force will be put or. epsnIin, I,
all human probability, the speedy restcrstio,
Of navigation throughout tie line Tbar. (;
some talk even now Of passing coal boats viii
ightened loads along the canal near Dam No
>. Itremains 10 be seen if the plan is Draeti
gable and will pay.
QuOtstious OF wheat ard corn at Georgetow,
On Saturday last: red wheat SLAP, whit
II AZ. Corn, white and yellow so cents.-Lii
THE HOLLAND TEsrIXosIAL.-0ne CT th
last CffeiaI acts Of President Pierce, was
approve q recommendation If Secretary BIC
Cieiiand, that the citizens of Washington
authorised TO erect, on the trisnguiaf rcservs
tlon before the Union Office, an appIopriat
Testimonial to the memory Of the gallant Stew
ART Holland, native Of this city, who wa
lost IN the Inflated steamer Arctic. This de
sirable site having been secured, and the de
signs for the proposed monument having bee
completed, it IL to be hoped that all who sub
scrl1ed 70 the fund win pay without delay o
further solicitation. Every citizen and yisito
should take pride in aiding to honor the mem
DRY Of this brave young man, who 30 fearless
discharged his duty in the hour Of peril
PERSONS DESTROYS Of buying or rentin
houses should read the column on our 6r.
page, headed " For Sale or Rent" 81,
To MIGHT, the lecture of DR.. Abraham uno
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Cash Capital.. ................$5oo,0 GOO 90
amount of ASSETS 1st jan, 1857. .s72 s93 81
AU.ouut of Lsa6iktttes. 42,460 98
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I'm Oas rri(enOr Qubllkum.

Der llntrrs,i6nste srtbhIt hermit bsm s'ubli'
FUN bi. 91a6ri6t, bab ,r ron nun an bic 9rlt
,wiI&m QQentaun uno S6ntdspiqs jpsmal mo-
6cntti6 b,fSrbert, unp tins.rttst il, UNI 9aBd'
sitrt NIT aGsr Srausn6teit gu trassn.-Gr prr'
ldet Sdnrdspilt isrtn NcntaB unc Tcnncrfds
un s! utr unp Sissrseills um 9I utr @or'
mittaas -unc YrrIGet mirber allsntaun ;ur Bid
telr I'M Q! llbr Nahmittd9s. .--paBa8tsre psr.
ben ;u ttaissn grttBtn naH Nlsntaun unn jurtd
befDrrsrt.
s(np5 0tabenplb.
December %. 1856. ra3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-02-04
SSS S0creu'S
SerbrrGerte Seuer- unb paFerbi9tt
Grmppftipn fir DG6rr.

Serbrr6erte Scuere unb pa6erti9tt
GrrppftiOn fir DGrbrr.
Sore aufmtrtlamteit ptro ebrrrbirttga auf bic
cttge Yetbooe CUR SerIertigung spn DaGwerter
aeisntt. iest aetruutt in 9btlarrlpbia unp 9iaa.
barl6aft, uup auSssretrt in @rbraud in Der
Staptm ers gEeitcnS, .pp ie untrr alien mtBti'
den llmitGnpen mabrenp tcr leBtrn If Sabrer
8rrrift rperor. gEir cmpfebtsn ptcIeIte rab0
Yertranun9tpua crm Yubtifum, ais etnr Wtcttrpe,
jur @erferttong pen Dl6mrrttn, uurerprrfid
In iteer 8c,tetna Gte otrsniIt in IitD Die prrtb.
soften Grfrrrcrniile Don 99ctlfcilbet Oaurrtaf.
tt9trit unp Si6cr0rit sr8rn 5sucr iorrbl ais 9es
gen 2Saicr. sic nimnlt idbnetl Den 9las elm Don
0acn anccrn Dad '2lrtrn, no ltc einBcfubrt pur'
De, gilt oagemctre Sefrtsc2una, uno nirp prr
Nasn bod, rnpfctlrn bic i9rc gligliftcit 9Cpriiil
taben. Die TGter troUcbtn cine Nci8un8 prn
nttE mrtr alsrt 53alI I'M 6ub, wcIdet cjn GROCER
Scrtbdl i'm SAT- ppn 6euer unp gum lrodnep se'
ritrt. Cir fpumsn peit bilger i'm 9rsts ais
irgsno onbtre brnubte DGber uno telpirfrn ejnf
bspsutsnpe Grlpornib in ben &pitCn tcs Saurs.
24n0rgrGten mGBCn aus Dem nImljaen Watrra
actcct werren, ipie pns Dad, ,u Ipeit gcrinse.
rem Soften. Sm SAT- zines Deicite cher SrIai.
btSuus pur6 irocnp cine tlrIade, 1T tstn Dad ir
leidt III repartrrn.
Die Waterialicn lInb meilens Ni@tattcttr rcr
Siss, babsr II tein Dad 10 tibl i'm SCmmsr
nod 10 tparm Int gBintrr. Gcjsnse Gle btcir
DG4tr Su e,trautbcn wdn1brn, IptIttn bcu Spar.
rem sintn Sal pon ua9efibr 3oa i'm 8ub gsten.
!. NJ. 1Darrcn une 60.
esahfctltr rcn SBarren uro @urnbow.
go. Iarauhor guilhinas. 3tcr Gtci. N9alnuF
e.. ssssndbsr cer Grtban9s Ybltarerbia.
Der llntsrssidnsts III ansrfsat ais gssnt
fir es6a unp Carson Gaurtiss. unb ale SsitsIs
Iunstn IOllten an ibn sinsdanbt perrm.
Jofepb Clttpell.
a1tntaun, SaHuar 8, 1856. ttiS
~ 6slsmbs 5trrm tabsn lire 5duIsr aui
srrtsrs,bsnbs Art BADEN lafcn, mo fd Stbu
bon BEN 0slastsn bsfri.bissn tann, brr bel ibntn
ppripri&t. namli&:
.. q. 1rtrIsr. iiuisn e.. Irpifhsn ottH nab 10
q. etsitlsr, gHatnue, sitn uae q.
4. eeblsr, Item Gtraft.
Eetb uub Gage, <ttn une StsH.
3. q. @cIt, 6tsn Strase.
Grip une .snaue. 9ttn Straes.
Il. alte, &dt lluten unb 7tsn etraet.
E. 6. gpriabt, 4tsn Straes.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-02-04

NlnNtr 6ur6 rcn alien WtntnnUn9cn.
6trrsn Sur Cellars, GOprtn. oanefbubs u. Eru.
Q4tr baptn c6tufaIs uultrn etrd pcn gtitftl,
Shubsp. 0dttn une Garrn. fhdih fir Die Sabrss
itit, un pidtS ptr1rGgtrt llnitr 5cf pcn lttb.rr
ihubsu I'M 8tcncsrtn in ehr 9rc5, uno fbttt6t ale
Ole ptrb,teutn Srttn i'm N'ortt in ih. ols Sucion
RuNbtr. gufatcI uuo Robttptr, TtItlptb. II. [. ~
0on,tu unc pirrtr, w;the ir9tno Der cbatn arti
ttt btnSthiat huo, tptrotu msb thun wtun ft anru:
zen uuo unitrn ctcd btithtn che ne icnituc tau.eu
NUt ett9t HrtltdwtrHtu btlm CSrcGru unp &Itintn
woblf;it ~ eauofr5rbotttr otrtauft.
g)eun9 unb Scb.
SIC 4J Oit: pamtItcn StraSt.
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