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10 re- announce the same entertainment for 10 morrow 20
gether with the Irish drama Of "Sorsn CrsenA'" IN
which Mrs Jordan Is TO persouate the heroine.
BrKroN,s-rhe friends OF the legitimate drama will
doubtless be highly graiaed with the announcement or
the OF Mr. Edwin Booth, who VIII appear 70 NOR
row evening in Shells tragedy OF "The Apostate Mrs
Budsou Kirby 10 make debut the occasion as Flo
rirda The performances viu conclude with the now
farce sty led ''Sarahs Young Man"
WAIIAcx's- Mr. and Mrs James Stark, OF whose his
tronc abilities the California, Australia, New Orleans and
st Louis critics have spoken In very Mandatory Terms are
to test their merits before New York audenceto morr1x
evening They have selected for their opening the oee
brated irag edy Tne Gamester in which they portray
the characters of Beverly and Mrs. Beverly.
LAURA KxxSxs-nstead Of altering her bills, with the
view of giving place 10 untred or comparatively nom
attractive pieces Miss judcously adheres - those
unsurpassed favores, "Green Bushes" and "rhe Eves
which have recently proved the most successful hts Of
the season here She has god charac rs IN both and
ably supported by her excellent company.
AMERICAN MUSEUM There at present here three OF
the most extraordinary specimens or humanity ever seen,
tall man. literally breathing skeleton, whose weight
fifty pounds and an India rubber man who doubles him.
self into shapes than can be readily Su-
peror dramatic entertainments are announced for TO-
morrow.
GEO CHRIsrY AND WOODS MINsrRMs-The elegant PIANO.
ramc illustration of sleigh ride through Broadway and
the BloomnRdaie road combined with the amusing farce
apropos TO subject again drew unusually fine audiences
week. and Consequently 70 announced for 70 m PROV
night together with the customary variety Of songs bur-
lesques, dances, &c.
THE BRoERs BRYANT conr ue to attract about many
Of the fun loving community to Mechanics Hall as can
conveniently find accommodation therein Their pro-
grsmme for to morrow evening fairly overows with the
wbinsicaltes characteristic of negro life, prominent
among which is Dams particularly genuine double dis
TILED "Essence OF Old Virgnny"
LOLA MoNIEz lecture based on her own au
tsboeraphy tat Hope Chapel, to morrow evening Ac
cordpg the context this lecture will prove not only In
sructve but highly amusing particularly she proposes
TO enghen her auditors relative to her BIRTH parenage
life in Paris, In India, at Court in Bavaria, &c.
Mr. THAIBxRG Is enliven Brooklyn neghbors With
OF his delightful matinees at the Atheneum at one
o'clock 10 morrow The distinguished pianist will be as
sisted by the favorte vocssts Miss Miner and Sgnor IT,
berni the popular vionist, Mr. Cooper and efficient
orchestra, under the direction Of Conductor Anschutz
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Trade ln France.

Paris March ~ Correspondence OF London Times
When tho Bank on France at the end OF December, ar
forded accommodation TO the merchants Of Paris by
moving the scceptances then due to the amount or 49,
World ths. All aSulty had Seen sSruounssd such IN
fortunately is not the Those renewed bills not
yet all honorej, and until they all paid they will press
the market and parayEe speculation. appears nom
the monthly account published By the Bank OF France on
Friday last that cash abundant In that
adjustment, while tia dimnuton In tho number OF CON-
mercia bills presented for discount shows the staguaon
OF trade The little business doing In Paris has had the
effect OF throwing numerous hands out OF employment
Some cabinet makers who employed 30 journey have
only retained g. and uphoterers who each bread 70
l5 have discharged them. keeping only 2 II was gene
rally believed among commercial men that whenever
there is a sufficient stock OF goods on hand and money
Is abundant trade must be prosperous; such Is not
the At present The bonding stores are overloaded
with produce; there is sufficient cash among bankers, but
nobody speculate Trade in Paris Is limited
to the daily wants Of the consumer The best informed
government shall further relaxed the system Of
lection and extended to Other branches What has lately
done in putting end TO the monopoly so long enjoyed
BY the butchers to the injury OF the consumer The
Paris market quiet last week The bakers found
difficulty in deposne IN the reserved stores 900
sacks OF -four ordered b the Project of Police and crd
nary quality has fallen IT, the sack or l57 kogrsmmes
The best msrSs quoted at from 46f to All the sack
and inferior quality at from 43f to 46f There were very
few samples OF for sale at the last markell
but still the supply WAS fully equal 70 the demands
Raw sugar has not been in such good demand in the
Paris market as during the preceding week Beet root
sugar fourth quality dull At 1871 the 100 klogrammes
Guadalupe and Martinique sugars OF the same quality,
1851 Refined sugTs maintain their price in consequence
Of the small quantity offered for sale. They are quoted
from 1907 70 lI0f the 100 kogrammee, according to
quality
The Moniteur Vinicole of France says:-A renewal OF
activity the trade at hand, accounts
from the districts Of Burgundy state that orders for
different sorts Of WINE have been received there and seve-
raj dealers have presented themselves with the intention
nnunGl,,u 2..,.sr 10 realize Immediately at mode
un...s chance OF more profitable
'ch, even when IL ar
In he Dense
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CoOPER HOUSE, 14 BRoADwAy-pURNrsfED
~ rooms for gentlemen, or gentlemen and wives Price
per day TO % cents; per week, ~ 70 % Contested
hrs class restaurant
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fNOUNrRy BOARD AT CLIFTON STATEN ISLAND,
~ i've minutes wsih from Vanderbilt lsnding:-Iwo az
three Rertlernen be with board In small
private family finest suanops the isasd com
mandinG besuuful view Of ee bar and harbor has go
stable attached and npe bathing short distance rom NE
bcsse: For Particular. apply Al No Do Irving pisee ne"
bloch Aradcmv III Musir
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alIsaI |IlslIIIlaa-
POLITICAL

DRooKLYN roLTTICs.-pIGHrEySrH WARD AME.
ID ricas and Republican nomnsions-For Supervisor,
William Marston, for Alderman, Adrian n suyaam; for
Assessor Thomas IT. Lunney, for Constable Jacob Norris
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d IN REwARD.-LOsr, AN OLD FASHIONED GOLD
DOU lever wsirh stNs Robert Roskei, Liverpool ma.
an from decess I'd moth. Apply 70 y Wflnston watch
msker, No, msAen hse No auesuona WV be aHked
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JESyD STREET, CARMANsvIL1.E HUDSON RIVER
lCZ railroad.-Nrs FREEMAN formerly Mrs Patterson,
Sing sing hegs 70 announce that her seminary viii reopen On
OK May This school combines the advantages OF the
country, best city masters salt water bathing with the
fcrs Of home Vocal and instrumental by ProfessW
acoucfaA
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loan OFFICES.


ATT MAcDUrF's OLD COMMISSION HOUSE MONTY
n can be had 10 amount on diamonds watches je~
cry &c as, pianos dry goods, sks lsces every
kind of collateral seeuriy n Other parties having
presented the public they connected ith hereby
give notice have partner branchcs Ladies and
gentlemen wishing temporary advances find only
s96 broadway. J. MACDUFf, corner Walker street
A 2 H@ BRoADwAy-NEw MONTY DEPor-wE HAvD
"A 70 loan In amount diamonds, Watches Jew
airy pianos household furniture sewing machines merchaa
disc or personal properly Of any description or the saaae
bought for he highest cash prices Parties dealt With strictly
soubdentsl Private ROOMS. q. LIE FORT CO.,
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doing shA. work. and he expee that the produce OF gold
will Increase yesx by year wi he gradual Introduction
Of complete machinery The duty Of D. Cd ounce on
the export Of gold stated 10 bsve yielded Of
fS57 arc. There much smuggling going on TO avoid
psy ment OF the duty but this had been materially check
ed by seizure OF 1000 ounces al time The exports
Of gold are course principally to england but in 1856
gold 70 the value Of f74 400 exported from Victoria
10 India and China, and f42i ESQ 10 Sydney
The papers relating 10 Tasmania and New Zealand prn
cpay refer the explorations made In those colonies
search OF gold. The reports from Tasmania very IA
vorable represent the geological features OF the
country TO closely resemble those OF the gold districts OF
Victoria There very few persons actually at work.
and the machinery they were using Of the rudest
kind The produce OF single week at the "Fing gold
felds is stated to have been fifteen ounces collected
by sixty dggers but that Is than the average
quantity. Tho dggers becoming disheartened and
talked Of leaving yet there hopes that productive
gold deposits would be discovered when the country
better known and better machinery introduced.
committee had been appointed called the Nnga Gold Elk
plorat Committee who encouraged the search for gold
by supplying raons OF food 10 those dggers who
unsuccessful The reports from New Zealand brief
and not very satisfactory Gold has been found
raj spots where dgger have collected but their abors
had no. been productive of much result The geological
structure of the country however gives promise that
gold Is there; but ~ yet the OF obtaining are
rude and imperfect and the search has been confined 10
The surface.
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cerd.ncy of Republican end anti slavery ADMINISTRATION At

ccrdancy OF republcan anA snt Aavcry administration n
the ne ri Presidential etecttoa-
Il would be supreme folly on the part Of Spain, how
ever 70 rcpose fancied security on these ntpal dis
free state, or, not viii Afterwards become 80;
also will Minnesota and other free States In the north
viii follow. As essential TO Ms preservation tho
South will make any Effort however desperate TO retain
predompance, or II leaat an equality, 10 Congress.
slave STATE two may be carved Of Arizona and So
that direction but the great object Of Southern ambition
will remain the rich and populous island Of Cuba, the
Queen Of the Antilles And whyf For this very reason,
that Ia rich and populous; but chiefly becanss II V
slave Sate ready made Al long slavery exists In Cuba
that island cannot a 70 excite the cupdy Of the United
States, nor viii any military or naval Precautions that
Spain in her present position can take sufce 70 protect
her colony One step only would be eectual for that
purpose, but 10 take demands more wisdom and
energy and also greater stability than are 1t present
or are likely speedily " be found In the Spanish
government We man, Of course, tie dbosison Of Cuban
slavery soA such 0Eordrtees might Be necessdsy 70 70
he oonnsance Of ovder and industry in ts colony
These, think would found In the REIMBURSEMENT OF
that dsspec and irresponsible authority which greyous
y Expresses the colony without In the least benenRno
the mother country and In extending 70 tho white inha
bitants fair share OF political rights and political power
By ouch measure - this spain would at once replace
discomfort disaection among the coouss By afoel
ing attachment herself, and remove from Cuba tho
attraction which possesses for the cupid OF the
slavery section or the North American Union. Butthe
latter fear, will lose little by being compelled 70 wait,
and the incapacy OF Spanish statesmen 70 perceive now
they may protect and improve the interests OF their coun
try may simply be concurrence OF political with those
geographical circumstances which, according 70 the Ame
'ican creed, make II the "manifest destiny fw
Csla as scell for Central America, TO be absorbed in
10 the federation founded that Continent by the energetic
and ooquisiiue Anglo Sdron race
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THE TURF.

TTNION COURSE, LONG IsLAND.-1ROTTIN6 "A
OF $50 will be given free for all road horses
OIL Thursday. April Entries will close jon.
L. Duryea's Of Esst broadway and CShzrns street
Monday, at clock p NJ Three make a race
and two 10 start The 10 be mile heats bes, three
Eve, 10 wagons SHAW WHITE, ProprietorS
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NEWsPAPERs.

THE CAPTAINS wrrE-PARrTCULARs ABOUT rHn
II Captains Wife can be found only In the New ycrx
weekly GOLDEN PRIZE II for sale All the news
sianda Price cents per copy.
CPEC1AL NOTrCR.-CARRrRRs, vENDERs AND
others can be snppAed With The popular srsnds 2. -
-clcrs, ard Fanny Perm" chewing tobacco b. sppVnf
HANDIEf BARRIER, n Old sip, New Ycvs ~. =
The following certhcste.1 have examined srmpse nsna
leo BARRIERS chewing tobacco and and Be pure sse
ce entirely Tree from AnT admirure o. delstevous sao'
stances. JAS. J. mAfES Vpeua&ss
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GmrDpdi1cbe Naebribtem.

@8einreben in 6ranfsei4.8ris
pat : grteie aus Trantrei4 melDen, baB bic
MenltDfc III einigen Departement8, belonoerS
in ben BON Ga 6oAsue, q8OrDeaur urtO her
Saupts@arpnne pmdylpie 8itterun8 le9r ses
.lltten 49apen. aea
.al 0ti 5 r MS 9'OtyS ein{er .Dtdter :
Wittwe-Die DeutlAen Slatter baben un<
ldrelt Serneloet, baB Die nahSelafiene Satin
5einria 3i4otte's tir5liA 5u Aarau am So
fen Sabresta9e ibrer Nerbeiratbuns NIT benz
Otdtet 9eitorben Jet. Da8 Nabrenpe an benz
Sorfaue aber lift, Dag pie @reilin, felt elniSer
Belt %leioenO, nit eiaer art Stbniudt Diefen
Gag erpartete UNI, Apie fie ia9te, lan5e gu @ett
9ebstet bate, DaB ibht sefalenl mSse, lie an
oteem Gage, an bem tie nit bremWanne emit
fltr oas irotlde 2eben Derbunoen wDrpen mar,
aud, fHr ba8 bimmltiAe unD ewise nit inn
gu pereintSeu, unD paB ptele Sereini9uns tpirf,
lid AUDI uno omar leidt unO i4mer5lcs ltatt=
9efunDen. r...t.-t .H.ss - a .re,5s &c
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eiufanaen molten. uno man 1T our nadiidti8en
0eurtbeilung beS 0erfdbren8 Der brittlden
SAilfscffi, iere eeapunsen, reun man berifs
lidtiat, bah fat ole Sflauenldife in amerlfas
nii4en ..Sdfen aus9eriltet weroen, ooer penil
ba8 ni6t Der Tul IN, in Der 6esel Die anlerlfa-
nilhe 6lasse fIbren, uni iida 10 per en9llld e
neberral6ung leidter ent5ieben gu fcnneu.
Nud louen bic britilden NeSierun9soampfer
felt wenisen Wpnaten ldcn Is Ooer 16 Sfla>
penIdiffe aufsefanSen baben, tnena man ben Of
fiaienea -Befid,ten seS enStiiAen @elanoten in
,8a1bington, 2oro ytapier, @lauben ldenfen
BARI tpabrsno umeritanilde NesierunsSiGiffe
nod tein ODER bod iebr nenis nit SflaOen be-
fra6tete Sd,iffc ein9eDclt babeu. Der Ser.
5taaten MiarlbaQ in New>Dort bat freili9
idUn mebrere Otale SdiHe, Die gum Sttaoens
banoel ausseriiltet fem icuten, I'M NewsYorGSer
S1fen felt9etlcmnen, bod lit er entpeber gee
tdu5dt moroeu, coer ntdttm Stanoe 8emelen'
bes gisentbuniS pber SapitaiuS beg Sabr5euSS
babbaft 3u weroen.t M laaals3ta mgidaaQ rs'7E {
= @8 seiet fi9 biertn fpieoer bic unfdbiSfeit cper
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les tbun gu molten, mas ibre IdwaAen Sraite
pernlSsen, unb bat iOsarlSen StlapenbanDel benz
8erbreden Der Seerduberei sleidseltellt unO
barauf Spbesfrafe seieet. Wteiues Wi1enS
1T ietcd nOd1 fem Wenla wesen Sflareubana
bells gebdnst rpcrpen. ,
pa alio baS Nabalten BON auierifaniiden
Sdiffen auf pffenerSee 5war SeSen aaes@eies
8ertrd9e 1T, aber als cine etpaS ibertriebene
gereitpilisteit, einem i6urfii4en @ei4aI, wie
Der lSHapeubanoel, Abbrud 81 thun, betra9tet
muB, 10 mug man Der Dienltferttsfeit
Der brltilaen Sffi5iere etwas gu @ute balteu,
unD ibsrbaupt Die @rtldruus abwarteu, wsl4e
tie wesen ibre Sanolunssweile seken weroep;
man muB beriiflidti9en, oae bic gr5dblln9en
Der amerifanilden S6ifsflbrer aud, ptenel4t
lino. Wlr wiiien ia, mas man Don
ben srdBliden @r3dblunsea ppn Seeleutea
i'm AqSemeinen gu balten bat.
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luton i'm l1mluufe. Die 9srionen, bic man i'm
0erbadt bat, eiuen iOlden Yluu gu be9en, ipie[.
ten Dor pier Sabrel III Der fur5en Nepcluticn
BON W3eic cine Sauphrle unb gu ibnen baben
lid einise SrunDiatlOie SffiSiere oeie1t, bic ieet,
wc Neus@lanubl feline ltebenpe Armee bat, lia
e%ntlaien ieben, unb neil le iid ourd orient.
lIde arbeit fem 8rob gu peri4affen DermS9en,
nit @ewalt lid oeS 8rcofcrbss bemddtisen
molten.
Gtue Io(6e 9teUOlution wirbe ubcr, ic0te ite
nirft'G gum Ausbrud fcnlmen, feline Iuslt9.
Zen 9a1i @rf9l9 haben. .1ytiuhi
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NerInnnf:
NerfnMfs 2ln;ei0em.
3nmt ySerfniff.

kkEssS%Ma go Mder taub NIT suten @etanli9feten, 16 Wieilen
EaN;;ssS Scn Der Staet nate Der ean6RraBe unb In Der eeiHns
@MNsIE beftn Veeenb, f1O% Ader an Der Nprtbern Gentral~
&MHA@ffentdtn 30 @eilen BON Der 6tabt NIT ~QYebduben !;
~ Idsr an Der alten greosrtd &OaD, gut %anSebaat; 1917 @der
ibah, tn Ter Stabt stn8ttaufGt 6 ader an Der altsn 8reoerif
Nca6o, q wteile ssn wiOurt DC Sales 100 Iter am S%Dafbtns~
toa.pdnbmeSe. IL Wteilsn BON Der Sta6t; 2 9duier IN SOM
sttsftr 2tn qettnetchtr. 1 tn 81 snttr. 1 in @rottarase ;
L m 5dnrSerar. 2 tn Wutbertpfr. unb ne9rere anSers In
gDef SaI:tmOrerr, WtOnunent, 5as unb Mc&lberrpfr. nns
Utcnbrat. @raab gu SertaIfeu tn 8cpa0Das @runbrenten
~ Seriduftn. 81 If unb RrrrtS,
- ApI5-S - SO. So 8asettefrdRe.
R8- 6aufbrlefe Miett>&Sntrafte, Tefnmen e En6 dn6ete
lNrlItlt1e 9dpteren cpts Ndtlsn' Uertbtz"Se Serbea
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Sele9rGpbiIcbe ytacbricbte,,
8ert@tst lr ben s8 al tim ore 80 der"
SDn0reB p.

% y in 9ton, 81. Wtai. @ n I.
IS murpe bel4lpiien, cine Ibenplisun9 gu bals
ten+ Soufcn madte einen rereebliferl
Ver5ub, Ieinea Antrag auf llebernabme DeS
ProtettorateS ltber Merico auf5uuebmer.
Damn ipurbe Die Gill ii6er bic britilden 9n
9riffe auf9encmilsn. 500 IN + s Draus pie<
oerbolt. anf @eflugenuabme ber britiF9en S9iffe,
5 u On , ipru6 fir WdBi9ung.
9,aus.2 lOie Petiticu Der &inltler Der 9.
ct, UNI @tabltruns eiuer &uu(ts@ onmilion
muroe an cine Selsct.G Committee perpiejen.
Dann murbe Die 9telclution pe5 Senates iiber
unlere Oifferen5en nit Yara9uap auisenom.
mett. s21& e + d. er Ipra4 fir Streiaung Der
SteQe, trelde ben Prdioenteus ernddttst, nS-
tblSenTaa3 mad el9e1em @utolnfen @ewalt Sd
brauden. @ram Or madte' 4oaranf auii
merriam, pdB eS melt belier ware ben Prdlipeu4
ten gu enerSildem @iui4reitea se9en g@as+
gu ermadtisen. Die Sle%l solution beS
SenateS Dlrpe iebod init 115 Sesen 70 Stims
men pa lirt. pF5y44rgsg ,Fsg9~9 sfFrE9
US a in 8 to 81 Wtat. @8 tptroq be-
rtdtet, 2oro Napier babe einen Courier nit De-
|peldea an Den britilGen 9Omirul Der nOrOame<
rifaniid,en S(ctte absel6idt. Der Sabalt Der
Depei&en ut niAt %betahnt.s .s,s
la Us al bin gtpn, 81 M1t. Commodore
S. Np. @ate5bp Scnes ltarb leste af16t in leis
ner 90obnuug bel @5eDesetppn. a13lagag
Us q Bin 9ton, 81. Wtui. Nad balboa
~f5ielen Sta9ri9ien baben bic Hesierunsenr ron
9tIcara9ua unp Sofa 0fica ale SpiiGen beioer
Staateu pbi6mebenpen DilferenSeu seidlidtet,
Setoe Staaten BADEN inter lid ins nit San
SalDabcr etnen Sanoeis> unb 5reunbl9aftsl
pertru9a ab9eld[cIen.
y. ~ 9iab NaGri3ten aus 8o8cta III Der GaB-
SerransSertras in ieiner u~nfpriuslideu @e1
ltalf atSeAotrnten. ltfd6D dtI1N ,e6I .olt
q. IS a btsnstiO II, 81. Ntat. re Der Srdlis
bent lqnpte beute gbeno benz sSe,nate meb :
rereD ofunnente elm iber bieaOn I'd u I'M g,
welde nrcr eini9en sMtanaten eiu ensliides
&rleSSldtff an elnem auerif. SanbelSlaiff IN
Der. ytabe Der 3%lfrifan. Suite pornlbm. Mni
eiaen iebr ener9iihen 8rief beS 9. ct. @e.
%Ialnten Oa1aS an 2oro CLARENDON lpurbe bas
mails Der betr. en9l. Sfi5ier 9%eraffeli uno Dem
%afrlfan, @el9waDer abberufen. AuG erbielt
oas lebtere Sefeb(,, berartt9e 8tiitattonen gu
unterlafen H1iilfo& H1iIH ,6f}@iHda1g ,ni2%
~ Der Brdicsnt l6ifte. benz $ a ii E 5auf pei>
len Griudeu beute ,Nbeno einen 8eriht aber
Die 8prBause iM mericauiiben @clf. Der Se.
ridt 1T beinabe ,sleidlautenO nit benz all ben
5eiat gej9idten. Die Au9aben iiber Die Durd>
iuGunSenl 1perDen Darin teldtist. Der BtdFs
bent bate bic Sade burd, Die betr. !Safen>Gols
l~eftcrena urterIudet lalien.i d .t ys35' ,jis'1 5@ao
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sobfen ser Baltimore Gompaaute".

.Das yublttum wtrb e~isrbur9 tn RsnntniB selsst, baB MIR,
ais Bic auetni8fa asenten fur bic 8stlen Der Baltimore
Gpmpasnts". iegt tn BEN Stanb eelsst itnb, itre gang pUrtles
ttt6ea Soeelea Al psrfaufen nno gu ltsfsrn. ga MIR ni4t
GDafamentet barauf reAnen, pu6 Fe Ben a d en- .@rttfeI
umebuS pDl4e Sswt6t lerbattsu. uniere MnDrbEun"
gen FnO 1SSn betaaerbefen Mrt, unb mir baften FIR y antlt6s
felt unb SGneaistsit BET Der Mslteferung BON 3pblen mad IL.
ssnb etnetn 9unfte ~inncreaib Der 5tabtsrenien. @
Do BITE 8raNt Don ben Wlinet aus BesenwGrttg fstr niebriB
TT, 70 fGnntn ibtr IL rfpfprtia e AbtteferunA Su es
mem aett ~btatseren preife prrfaufen, ais in teg fpSteren Sab.
ressett, hdter tperben e. bic &onfnmenten ais etne ersBe 4elb.
~erfpdtntB fuben, ipenn fe tbren 8orrdtl tpBleid faafen.
Damit pr i'm StGnbe inb, ieberseit Su ben aGerntebriefeH
pretien III SerfduFenf 70 beabHdttSen mir aus hltsBIiH fir
baar gelb 3u Sertdufen, %benn'babet e~r1pareu mir ben Gpnfr.
Vhtenteit Die Roaen 'bes Gplstttrens uap bic 9rpSente fir hen
0erlut an f9le1ten MuBenhGnben.
-SeIenbere InprbnYnsen merben nit Gabrtfen, ST.
entIt4et IT S nfttuten ,umb anberen erOBen
8 . n fu utepten setrrfen tperben.
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