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- Tun ANNuAL MRErINa ofthe Stock-

holders OF the Richmond, fredericksburg and poto.
mae Railroad Company will be hell st Tn oics ~, ?,
the Company, in Richmond, on "hDNheDA1' '"'
I'D OF une next, at IL clock, ~ .,,,,.~, 49,.
ap 29-td- mho"o0Ho' A'e'''
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Coal Bears SuSK-During the storm on Thurs
day night last several of large feet of coal boats
that left Louisville on Wednesday sunk near
Hawesvile, Ky Eight pair of boats, containing
about IT'S 900 bushels of COAL reported as hav-
ing gone down, and eight lives known to have
been lost One pair of boats belonged to IL. j.
Brown, of pittsburg. Mr.. Brown was saved, but
his two brothers, William and Henry Brown, pi-
lots. were drowned, together with four of the
crew, namea Dorsey, jackson, and Cronin, Caspaf
Colt aud Mr.. Muddy all of Pittsburg.
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a9PLa1N STATEMENTS or FACTS.

Reg AUCTION .-GROCERIES, WITS
KY, &C.. this morning, by
ap29-lt Il Il DAfENPohI, Aucts
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w Painters, to work at Sweet Springs Monroe
county. Va. For good workmen. OF steady hatit-.
Addi ess the subscriber at CharlottesvII e. Va
JAMES BOWER
an 3g--3t HOuse and Sign Painter
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THE RKyIyALA AT rHg Souri, The revival of religion
10 extending widely at the South and West. Ths
system ofdsily prayer meetings IN business hours
has been In most OF the southern cities
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FIaE IN wAsHxGToN-Tu Washington, Monday
the block of small buildings situated on the corner
of MARYLAND avenue and Seventh street. were, with
considerable portion OF their contents, destroyed
by Are. Every one of them was occupied as places
OF business They were owned by VIM. Hughes,
George f. Kirk, A. d. Holmead j. B. Grinnell, and
j. Cromwell. Mr.. j. f. b. Pursell, sou of Thomas
purselI, Esq occupied the two-story brick on the
corner as d grocery store.
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nssRn a. rHE VnrKRs or TILE 4rH IBIS

rRIsr HfNrIco CouNTY-I respectfully offer my ser
Wees 10 no faIlow-etizens as candidate for the OF
fire. of HIGH CONSTABLE of the 4th District, ana
will discharge the duties earnestly ana faithfully
il il should be your pleasure TO elect me. rD
24-2Ns BENJ AMlN ~. REaHAD.
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ESFHcrs OF TEE CosrEasscE.--It Ii reported that
every democr ratio member from Ohio, excepting
Coz, will support the Englisl-k Kansas scheme
The Columbus Statesman comes out in its favor.
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At GOLDSMIT'S. 2O6 Broad street, the

IA greatest bargains sold. Just perceive his
prices Short Twisted Mits Is cts Long do s2ta ets
French Woven Corsets open in front, at ST. Hem
stitched Hdkfs CSC; Super White Hose l2ac; Dimity
Bands l216e Cambria Bands, yards work. 25c; En-
soils from 75c up; Handsome Embroidered Hdkfs al
50 and IS cents. worth double the money Millinery
cheap; Cambrics, Rrliants ainsooks, Eig'd Swiss
Muslins, Irish Linens. Bleach Cottons Black Silks,
and numerous other articles at uGcommoniy low
prices. ar in mind the store
ap ~ EG0LD5MIT, anj Broad st.
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TN0W ALL MEN BY THESE PRE-
IA SCENTS: That l, SAMUEL NEWMAN. of Bal
tm0re City, in the State of Maryland, for divers
good causes and considerations, me thereuuto NOV
ing, have made. ordained, authorized. constituted
and appointed. and by these presents do make or
dain, authorize constitute and appoint BERNHARD
Calm, of the City of Richmond, in the State OF
Virginia, to be my true aud lawful Attorney. for
and benefit. 10 sell and dispose of any MERCHAN-
Disc now own in the City of Richmond aforesaid
for ready cash, but not on credit; and also any
MERCHANDISE may hereafter own i'll said City
OF Richmond, and 10 purchase for cash, but not on
credit, any MERCHANDISE which l. from time to
time, may require to replace any Merchandise
which may be sold as Aforesaid, and which be NAV
be able purchase in the State of Virginia. but not
elsewhere.
In testimony whereof 1 hereunto subscribe my
name and affx my seal, on this - day of April
1858.
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suIcfpx.--A correspondent of the Petersburg Ex-
press says that Capt Jacob Kent a wealthy CHI
zen of Montgomery county, Va, committed sui
eide recently.
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MO. "a -GROShONG, TUPMAN 4
IN co, DEALERS IN CLOTHING AND FURN-
ISHING GOODS Men and boys wear can be
found in great variety and at TIE lowest possible
prices, at the above store. Receiving goods by
steamer twice week the stock is always Kept fresh
and the goods in the latest style.
Examine the quality, shape and coOrs of the goods
offered by the subscribers; notice the prices asked
also the fit of garments, aEd We sure GUS
toners will be satisfied.
GRO5HONG, TUPMAN & co,
an Main
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fET~ FORBES & CRENsHAw,
ARCHITECTS, MEAsURERS AND APPRAIS-
ENS will attend to ali business in their line with
promiptness. and solicit share of patronage.
OFFIcE-at the Hall of the Virginia Mechanics In
stitrte, corner 18th and Main streets, over Mr.
Booths Upholstery store.
WM. FORBES. l.. A. CRENSHAW.
ID nlif
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WE HAVE IN STORE O choice lot Of
" old WHISTLES. of the following celebrated
brands:
II Funk's Old Rye WHIsKEY
Funk's do
I'm ireys do
Very fine b. do
Noun ain do
TT Flemings Xxx do
Star Xxx do ..s.s
Bourbon and Old Nectar biskey -
And several Others which We offer ON aceommoda-
ting terms. -
Fine grade of CATAWBA BRANDY, and gene
raj assortment of WINES of all grades, Brandies,
Gins, RUNS WHISTLES of various brands.
ALLISON, FAY 1t MELLON.
ap 29-lm l34 Cary street
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MANY OLD TRAVELLERS.

M If you wish your likenesses taken. employ an
artist of celebrity to execute it, at the time
who will do it cheap TYLER Co make portraits Of
quality that defy competition. and what is more,
their work is the cheapest in the country Gallery
Mai at
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DssIAL-The Washington Union emphaticaiiy
denies that the treasury viii call for loan' or
TOR authority to connect the treasury notes win
a loan by funding the same. 1t also considers the
rumor that further temporary aid, by means OF
treasury notes. will be called for, as premature.
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tsEAL ap 29l5t s. NEWMAN
NEW ADDITIONAL SUPPLY OF SUM,

y
~ MER GOODS-ALFRED MOSES, Go Main st i,
is now re ewing extensive assortment of new and
fashionable GOODS. purchased last week in New
York, at the closing out auctions at prices astonis
ingiy low. He would call the special attention of
ladies to White Goods, Real Brussels Lace Mantias.
Fashionable 0rgapdes and Berages, having pur-
chased an invoice of these Goods amounting to over
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS, OF the assignees of u
bankrupt's stock, at less than one-haf their real
value
Parties in want of seasonable Goods, at lower
prices than similar goods could ba manufactured
for now Is the time. All ask is to call and exa
mine for yourselves. An examination must con-
vince all. who study economy thatit will be to their
interest to make their purchases ut the Bargain
Emporium vi ALFRED MOSES
An Main at
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-. ssas taetyes In C0Mgress.
rae Philadelphia North American, In an article
a ~rublie Corruption" sAys: tsrhs soush, a. a
aeasrai rule, e better represented In Congress
sasn the Tree states. The bess men In the South
are xilling to 60 70 Washington and 70 look AMER
the Interests Of their section, aud their consttu-
eats keep them there as long as they are DESTROYS
10 sArvs But Il really ssems a. II, In many csses,
ths North picked ont shirdsate man Intentionally
"a represent them II 4 quite notorious tina, very
many uks 90 70 one or the other branch OF Con
ersss hem NE free States are men without edaea-
tion, with only = superficial smattoring OF know
ledge on few common topics, picked up 10 way
themselves cannot explain, and who have never
Mntii thsy found thsmsslves in high place, assoeis
eed With persons Of good breeding. Their only
= sxts are shoss Of the dsmasosus or the tricksssr
Thsy are utterly Incapable Of rising 10 any COM
nAndisx visws OF national policy. or comprehend
Ing in lie full significance our constitutions, and
the pr,usIplss Of our government The intrigues
ana msnassmsn Of the petty politician are alone
wisAin sksir scope"
We hays always maintained that II 10 wrong to
tuxs the north, either Intellectually or political
iy, by its representatives In Congress. The Best
talent Of that section 10 enlisted In the professions
3 and In mercantile, manufacturing, and sometimes
q mechanical pursuits. There Ia there no class oil
s large landed proprietors, with means and leisure
10 devote TO the studies and duties OF statesman
ship. The necessities Of moet men OF talent re-
ouire thcm 70 avail themselves of those rewards
which the bar, aud other profitable pursuits, hold
cut TO intellect and energy Few men 20 from
the North to Congress, who are able to earn i've
lihood In any other way The great men remain
at home, and are rarely heard of outside their
ezra limits The Horace Binnsys of Philadelphia
the Charles Couners Of New York, and other intel
lectuai giants, are unseen BY the nation, because
thsy walk 10 the lowiy vale of private ife whilst
political "piguies, perehd on Alps" at Washing
ton. .splay sucl, fantastic tricks before high hea
ven, a. might make angels weep" lis consoiing
"a reject that whatever madness may rule the
hsur 10 Congress, there 10 strong reserve Of 10.
ss,liwsnes and common sense n the country to faii
back upon In the hour of need
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| ~ Beautiful Ambrotypes. of all the various
styles by TYLER Co, at prices from % cents to s25
| Gallery l39 Main st.
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The Don PEDRO RAILROAD oP BRsZL.-A letter to
tho Philadelphia Bulletin says that Col. Garnett,
the Chief Engineer, aided by his Chief Assistant,
Major Ellison, has succeeded in establishing good
line throughout, on this road, with no gradient
above ninety-fve feet per mile, and no curve ex-
eeeding71So. He adds:
The first Division, tbirty-eight miles to Belem.
IL Just going into operation. The second section
of seventeen miles 10 to be let the 10th OF this
month. From Rio JaDeiro to Belem this railroad
passes over q nearly level region, although it is
among the mountains, and the work upon 1t was
light scarcely any rock and very little deep cut
ting or filling. But the second section, except
three miles near Beem,is entirely mountain work
Of the heaviest character very costly. but favora
bly, situated for the country, consisting OF steep
side-his presenting alternate cuts and nils, with
short intervals On this distance OF fourteen miles
there are twelve tunnels. The longest tunnel ID
seven thousand and two hundred feet, and OF the
remaining eleven the longest is about two thou
sand feet The rock is granite toerably hard, but
not harder than may be toundiu the United States
Some Of the tunnels will be harder than others
The region through which the second section pass
es Is perfectly healthy, Astounding In springs OF
purest cool water-as healthy as the Allegheny
Mountain between Altoona and the Summit, aud
not unlike 1t in appearance. only that the hill
sides here are sleeper, and the spurs ana gorges
are sharper hence 80 ILany tunnels to keep good
alignment.
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r LIGHTNING. LIGHTNING, LIGHT

IL NING.-The subscriber. sole contractor for the
manufacture of A. LYONS COPPER LIGHTING
CONDUCTOR for the State of Virginia. and also the
right to sell and put up in the city OF Richmond,
ties is now prepared to furnish any aud every one
who may want perfect Liz htning Conductor, with
a genuine Copper Rod. and all those persons who
desire to protect their lives and property from the
swiftwinged messenger of death, will not hesitate
to try this Rod which has proved a sure preventive
reach of its influence The subscriber would assure
those who may get this Rod that they will not only
get preserver from lightning, but also the
worth of their money in a neat and durable Rod.
Apply to VIM. SEARS WOOD,
No. 6 Main At Richmond Va
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MuRpER On Saturday last, Thomas Belt, resid-
ing near tho Plains, in Fauquier county, Va, was
carried to warrenton by constable Route charged
with the crime Of numbering his wife.
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THE DI&PATCH.
Z J. -, - 1fok Nina ....4pRfL 2oetNa


p savsrtissuasnts ~ DE DssPArca must Be handed
u s. IL sclsck n w afrnoom b order TO appear
aAe sext <Ay. xhsheavy pressure q advertisements
- a. eclunnss q Cur PAPER WI not admit Of
49, recspsloa aseR Ae hour named.
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WANTS.

WANTED.-A young man, about Is
w years old, accustomed TO an active business
but ont o. employment, is DESTROYS Of procuring
a situation in st factory or other bnsi-
ness--is willing to make himself generally useful
and take q very small salary at trst. Best u
references given. Apply to DIR. GEo b. STEEL, No.
23I Main street, or at this office. an 29-3t%
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Tar PoRr SMELLING RsPopT.-Mr. Petit In the
House Tuesday made report from the committee
annointed to ipduire into the circumstances at
tending the sale of the Fort Smelling reservation
II concludes With resolution that the sale was
without authority of law that 1t was made not
withstanding his knowledge of the official opin-
ion of his predecessor, Hon. Jefferson Davis, and
of other officers In superior command to the con-
trary, without consulting with, without the ad-
vice and without the knowledge OF any officer In
the service of any rank, and leaving the question
OF the retention of that fort to the discretion OF
the commissioners appointed to make the sale;
and this action on the part of the Secretary was
grave official fault; that the Secretary appointed
inexperienced and incompetent men; that all
competition was excluded, at a loss to the govern
msnt, and that the sale was at the time and Is
now void.
The minority of the committee (Messrs. Bur-
nett and FanIkner) submit report, concluding
with the following resolution as substitute tor
the above:
Resolved That the recent sale of the military
reservation at Fort Smelling having been made by
the Secretary of War, under the direction OF the
President of the United States 10 strict conformity
10 law; aud the evidence reported by the select
committee having failed to exhibit any fact or cir
cumstance tending In the slightest degree to i'm
peach the fairness of the sale the integrity OF
any of the officers or agents OF the government
concerned In the same or to exhibit any tact or
circumstance which should make the said sale
proper subject for the opinion and action of this
House, it ID ordered that the committee be dis
charged from the further consideration OF the sub.
ject and that the report of said committee be laid
upon the table.
The subject 10 to be considered on the 18th Of
Nav.
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A RARE CHANCE.-NOWI Is THE
"A TIME SIZZLING OFF AT COST At lA
BROAD eTREkT.- he subscriber feeling himself
unable TO attend 10 his business on account of bis
feeble health has determined to sell out his entire
stock at cost. tor cash. The goods have been re-
Gently purchased In New York st the lowest casa
prices at which am now Offering my goods, which
sonsist Of the usual variety Of DRY GOODS. Also,
an assoi trnent Of BUUTS, SHOES and HATS.
would call especial attention to ny stock Of DoMEs.
RIGS, which Ia very large, and which be cold 81
80 Pr cent less than they be purchased else
where. Country merchants. families aud othrrs ln
want OF anything in my iine will and IL greatly 60
their interest TO cali ON before purchasing eiSc-
whore, as am determined to sell at prime ccss IN
I'll the ist of July, when will close out the balance
at auction. Do not miss the place.
JOSEPH MYERS, 2S2 Broad street.
IN All persons indebted b. ma will call and set
tie. as wish 10 close my accounts possa'
biz; apd all persons whom owe viii please prssras
their bills. az B-dlm
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WANTED-A Brick Layer, for the ba
w lance of the year. One who can do rlain
plasteri ng A single man preferred Apply at
this Office. ap 2s-2is
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CTEP LADDERS, Clothes Horses, Tubs,
~ Selves, Buckets, Bras. Bound Pals, Rolling
Pins Steak Founders Mudlers, Clothes Pins, Butter
Prints SIaw Cutters, w God Spoons, Dough Kneaders
Mouse Traps, Pastry Boards ironing Tables, &c, to
be had at ap 20 BULkLEY's,
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g. FOR RENT-A desirable lodging
s.:l Room. on Governor street, between Main and
franklin. Inquire of -
ap2 9-2* W HARDWOOD.
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WANTED. A first rate Goa G II
w PAINTER. Also. good HARNESS MAKER,
to work at Spring Hill. Augusta county, Va. Good
wages and steady employment given 10 steady
hands. Apply az the Office of So. Charles Hotel.
ap 24-lt* j CLINEDINST.
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w House Servants MEN, WOMEN and BOYS
for the hockbridge Alum and Bath AluRs Springs
aud can be fonpd at the Exchange Hotel (room -
till Friday. 3Uth.
an 27--3t VIM FRAZIER
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DLATED CAST0RS-A beautiful va
riety of Plated Table Casters, to which We would
call the attention of purchasers
ap29 T BULKLEY
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Tliutess, S~Stitplem 1c.
HARDWARE
P. Sauter IL Bruder,
$40. 213. gBelt> BrattltraBe,

1Wal9sn T 3Sn nrS Benz gublifum TN Iaeernete
men t1r ppblafprttrtes Eager Sa .. -.
~x,sT..n ymsTsrr uno Gobeln, 96Fsla, GDerlscrs
Ieasr 81 arf + T iIGi : lmb anbeere 5pl5arteter, Saas- uuo 8udsn.
IS Is Fer gRtlin0, QDaaren, hansen, 1tdS'26guren Spesis
49, SEos IN In eIeaonter unb etnfa6er 8prnt, euBstiernelt 8CGges
SS Jre rtb anteru &rttfela. - 3eparataren perben prCnpt
,rmns bouerbaft a~usesfI9rt. - Set reeler 8ebtenun9 b6l.en
mir fets bic btat9feh 9rette.s
Eas- Siber. pIattr> Artettsa Serferttsea MIR In ieber Nrt,
S0S~,Q 4 c. I# .-..-r ~
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ubret IS ssasue Gea,
Nene nnO fdl0ne 9Oaaren.

Nene nnO fdj0ne GDaareg.
aas&@ GdnfteTby 8fptbef It.. So.
Er, 229 9elttnprt, @ft psn Gterlssar,
of &atnfertfanftttbs Der RduferauS. t5r nenef ltub s,sear
g 4assr pVn gancs- &rttIeIn, 0uses1et|nst.r aoIs:nss 'iiii sssa
E~sGatS"atn SaDtgtrttr le., rs!Se Ft neRltS sSn eurUSa fngF ~ -
EME.ss: Darnnttr t~:tnSta Rs ssi6madppa eedrbtHtle fras.s
E@stuf1e alter 2estthtfsn ;tnb e Barftn. & atf.ia' qobi,s,
spiaPeH;rEs, 8artsn8ebaufe, Yprtnr1naies, dincaiSs gafe,
81 6s2pet stpSuaSI, 70 me 'etae reine E5amroItTs ~ hsJEttt..
DtSss-Nrss'tan NarmSrszF6etttn tEIntI9era gBSfer' Sfs!sSSrt
ss Sofieaalt' " acres SAmenfG&srn Spern. 0erIsetiistn pgr
gtflniHtttt uh6 = tfenbttn1 8cIbtfe Rsbesn, 0srtfgi1rs o;snsns
esrStst" Mt 8Eef&tn nnb fttsnen @IaftTa.
SOlbelte 9th~knA
en- ~, sta 9sEsE HtihsrS GutGpG8 ~ansefsyti8t nLt t~sPersH4u
$psSgepelien, flF btcsa GIttesranDrt p.Sb ,Inbta Snem SsSs
ia p~prt6taig.S +"-"'a T7tt ft' 'tN 1"SA S9S
RraDf0o%te coTQwelen,-
- ~" "tj ItntEen Steisj bpneRnbOn, parts, Stuf rnb g8ter
tats"tt'ld 0wtS retGe S1mu4fa&tn uHleTer eta EcbrI. =
,asels. anS A~osttttstes 8e@er QtaeIn, @STtt, 8obtn,i t
~ ahs ls1ea faSrtstst, ro9fir MIR tirt 1stbdtas 6as t5d5i
erbie!ten. ""H =" "'~'9'"H'"JHF"Nf
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W &A I'VE
a1 H 81" anf benz altsn glass
f Nc8+ !, 3, 5 unD Z, ytDrD @utatp StrdRe,
eeaenlber bea @utaps 9Sufe, Baltimore, Mb., wteber erbFret
Danfenb fir bic ouseebrettete @bnneri6aft, melbe Der fri.
beren Strtnn nabrenb Der leSten 10 Sabre ait GbetI murbf
na9t Der unterssi9nete benz Yutltfum bic ~ersebenae @nsetee,
bag er Gdt benz XSpe bS etEen Gbetlba6ers, Srn. 6enru(gGble,
bur& osfen Gpb bic @%pnaPa9nts eelbf Uorben mar, ben saujes
tebeutenpen Nprratb Der nod unpplenbeten pianos, 6pls Hnt
an6eren1 prGpartrten Ntatertql fauFih an fb gebrGGt bat. 81
orb bssbolo easg% sfRaft In bem alten 5tple In benz frabe,
rem @ei6dft8lptol fprtbetretben unS sS f6 3ur Mufaabe ma.
ben, 0aS 9t1np tntnter mepr ~ ietner SOAenbung sH Derbef.
Npker getuet alten gpaarenbaufsrn unb Der Sabrff tn Gu.
taparage, ndbe SalttmDre, bS er etne neue gtpBe Sabrtf tn
SGbs@utlDfraBe, NIT Der Jrpnte mad ~NeffraBe erriGtet, tn
pelher er cine erpBe AnsafI Der befen Arbetter teiDGftiate.
Ferttot, fir ipeIhe CT Bel Der MuSFelun8 i'm Dtaralsrb.S nft.
nut. no fte befra SnlruuentenmaGer aus Soften, New.8rr!
anS 8G tirtprs IA 9tanps %anssensat FatFsn, BIZ b 3 d &
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ale &ufrdss, nit .wsi@en sF 6es9rt lptrb, aufs @rpmpteRe
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Sa1men unb fnb r. cpntruttt, beb fe BET n4serprbeatltae
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sem Sl ;pta wtpsritebcn.
8ianpS auf 8eIteGu,a
unb Spn ieber 6pls un6 9auart pcrben d~eIfetsrt5 r
Die ar66te Sprefalt pirb aGf bic Albeit unS auf bte Ius,
rabl Der Watertalien Defsoen6et unb er tann baber far teOea
ans { mem @tabltNement berDpr9ebenee S5nftrunent Bic QSnr
Gntte tbsrneRmen, bB es GAe Gteenl5aitsnf zines suten pta.
nos befBe. s.- '- 1.5ta c#G 81 rHs-
Mae Snfrunents aus astner 8abrtf psrDsn fir 5 Sabr,
spn benz Sag bs 8srfaufeS an 9arGntirt. Iii 7
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