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basis 70 elevate lie tone "a free from Objectionable fea
lures thai might justly excite prejudice against t. They
have been reocec to see the comp and brill ant
that has crowned endeavos for this most praise
worthy OBJECT They wish particularly - express their
approval Of the excellent taste you have displayed in
pruning from 'mmoraipies ard improper language the
plays brought out on your stage and their admin alton
The industry aid enterprise with which you
have kept New York posted up IN drama
tic literature, by producing from time t. time
ue attest and best English plays from London, aud ny
youT encouragement OF American efforts in the held by
tese- re the best pieces IL manner Doth as 10 inter
t.tton and stage effect, tnst challenges competition
The u"es ami gentlemen have the hcnor to represent
detirr express their hope tina the triumph tley have
Ia: evening witnessed will be followed BY long series Of
others ay brilliant and that you may continue 70
reap The reward due 70 your labors and genius trying
:" elevate the drama to It's proper staudard They beg
your acceptance OF this triDg memorial slight token
OF their sincere good Gill, esteem and admiration.
The testimonsl referred to was splendid diamond
brooch, attached to wreath of laurel with which Miss
Keene crowned by Mr. Burnett when be spoke fol-
lows
Misc Keene desires me to say on her behalf that In
receiving this valuable testimonial she desires to
her grateful tho honor conferred upon Ger
by the ladies gentlemen In whose the g
slowed. Through their KIND she Will go
with greater spirit n the she has adopted AID
which you have tatterngiy referred to- and she Will
derive Satisfaction the thought that her exerons may
afford qualification TO those who have been 30 kind
20 her. you that this occasion will ever be
norable to her
We understand that the testimonial to Miss Keene
the result OF joint subscription OF some two huGdred Ia
dies and gentlemen patrons Of the theatre II taste
ful IT acetul tribute 70 excellent artist and COM
peten. manager. The audience rs may readily be lima
gned was very enthusiastic Mr. Jordan also called
the end ri tie play, and expressed his acknowedg
ments for the compliment.
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fully luvisei 10 attend the funeral this Sunday Afternoon
O'Clock from the residence his parents ccrr
jay soo Concord streets Brooklyn
srAs~"SD -op Friday evening, Jan. 20 Joas Fsnu.S.
youngest ION Of Robert and Louisa Sanford q No 81
Cansi street
The friends Of the family invited TO attend the ,un
raj, this (suDtay) afternoon, at one O'Clock
THoMAs suddenly, on FRIDAY night jan. %, Of apo
plexy, MARGARET TnoxAs relct OF the la,s John rhomss
In the SD year OF her ase.
Her friends and acquaptances and those of her sons
John and David respectfully requested attend ths
funeral, from her late residence. No f4s Eighth sxe<
corner OF Grund street. Williams burg this Sunday stsr
poou at O'Clock, without further invitation Her re
mains will be conveyed TO Greenwood Cemetery.
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Tn Bank Superintendent ard Cou"trrNitihG
TO TuK EDITOR of TIM nERALn

TO TIKI EDITOR ot TIM HkkALh
The Bank S.fetute udent says IN his report The to
til loss 10 people Of this State upoa tnsir tce hank
circulation during the past three years only
thousand eigh, hundsed and thirty dollars and twenty four
cens"-lez than two thousand year; and yet he
proposes four amendments the Banking law Why does
he not give statistics counerfeuog, and tell
as how ny thousands OF dollars lost by the people
year'y-bow many arrests OF mon, women ADD children
arr mAds--how many sent 10 prison, and how many
ruined by bong tempted crime through the Of
it, accomplishment the a'cs OF the HsRsIp will inform
him that s very unfrcqucnt TO tpd ten or dozen
arrests FOR oounorfetDg In ono daythM ten thousand
dollars Of bad money was passed In ono lay IN Now fok
city alone last summer, and that hardly DAY PAGES
withouta record OF the IN shape. Tue patry
sum lost by broken banks s not worth legislative action
II the Superintendent will not attend " this part Of bis
duty the Bankn law ought TO be amended to givo
back 10 tho banks the privilege OF procuring their plates
engraved where ana how they please.
As law stands, the Superintendent = authorized
and squued 70 procure all plate engraved N the best
custody and under his control All plates, dies aai ma
teriais.
those Teepccsg Surely hot 70 prevent couterfeng Tor
be says nothing about II in his report of seven
columns OF tho HSEMN. Surely NJ, "a prevent bogus
banking. &c be is silent on that subject also.
Is mcckcry Of jnst,rc o the los. of
thousand dollars year by the people IN the whole
state through broken banks, when mt 100 year ~~h
the losses sustained by counterfeit and ssrs
notes.
Perhaps Mr Cook being lawyer, does not understand
the SUBJECT linen " etnHr a1rnh some
honest 10 his couGsoi who does understand IT, be
should recommend repeal Of the law which gives him
control H.
me ba liking Law Of New York in respect 10 the safe
guards against counterfeit and bogus money, has been
disgrace to the intelligence Of the country It's
enactment The most bsrefaccd violations OF II daily
practcod with entire IMMUNITY. The most outrageous
wrongs have been perpetrated upon innocent ind vida
while swndcrs, and those who shield them have been
allowed q ca,f, Haeehs In aging crime. n
legislative committee called for 90 investigate any
subject II IL this; and such committee would long since
have bee appointed the people had not been kept In
ignorance Of the causes Of the food 81 counterfeit togus
and altered bills that dcluge the country.
Il s hgh time that the Bsnk Superintendent should in
vessratc and report upon these things and there
sdeausie remedy for the evils mcntionei, o.
iessepins them, he required by the aw 10 Adops H.
Not only does the enormous iosser sustained BY ,he
people yearly call for energetic action, but humanity calls
for H. 70 save hundreds and thousand from Temptation 70
wyenf dong W. L. y.
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ar.na Ne,, N.sion., si.lyt,y.

Arus-''Han Columbia, happy isndr'
Hail 10 fortune-goddess kindl
Hall 70 the goddess young and bind.
VINO ever fsvors those who dArr,
All thoee who know the art 70 dare;
And still n smiling front abe Hns
And scatters still her choicest gsfs
To all who with free hearss ana hands
VIII seek the shrine where she expands.
Before our eyes her coslies, feast
The shrine where EVANS IL her priest
OTIS thai glitter rich and bright
Dazzling gold and gems Of hfh;
These doth EVANS give eachday
To all Who for his books will pay.
Weak heart wins lady fair.
Women still love those who dare,
And fortune favors those who dare,
All those who know the art ~ dare.
And women-angts clothed in flesh
with hearts more warm and lips more fresh
viii smile on those who deal with EVANS,
I'm broadway, cir and then two sevensl,
For well they know that EVANS employs
His time dispensing corliest toys
1bts that glitter rich and bright
Dazzling gold and gems OF light;
Iheac doth Nv ANS give each day
To all who for his books will pay
Our and descriptive catalogues with Inducements -
purchasers and fun particulars mailed free address,
upon application to EVANS co.
81 Broadway,
New York City.
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NARRIAGEs AND DXATH


DRocKISGros- GoRpoS.--ln Philadelphia Thursday,
Jan IS, ey the Rev Dr. Gray, Mr. JoHs BRecKs0Tor TO
Mss JANE CO RDos, OF n ilaceiphia.
May their lives IN sweet compauionship
Forever live IN smiles bright:
May her smi es ever beam for him,
To watch his cares ard max them bright.
FERGUSON DovroS.-On Tuesday. jan. 10, by the Rev.
Samuel ". King 0Rsos j. FxASpsos 10 Mss EiIxABkTB NJ
BoUI0S darth ier Ct Daniel Bou.oD E~q cf this city
GREEHy-HhRNsGros On Sunday, Jan "a, by Rev
Father Ryan, Mr.. LUXE CREEPY 70 Miss MALY HARRISG
ToS daughter OF John and julia Harrington, All Of this
city.
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The Branch Mint was closed for settlement and
repairs from the 23d of April to 10th of August and
from the LIST to 23d of November, 1857. During the
first named period refined gold bars were received
for coinage.
The Ontonagon Q.ake SUPERIOR Miner of the 10th
inst. says
The the Point and at Portage Lake have been
much affected ny the 6nsncia difficulties OF tine tunes On
rarity suspended c,sers the has been much
reduced. There nevertheless every prospect that the
aggregate PRODUCTION Of the current will be in
the past Tho Portage Lake district will pro
baby show the greatest relative advancement, the
three mines the northern size are promising spen-
ddly.
on the extreme point they at work with vic
solely permanent interests Of the mines will
probably make any return Of copper so' years
Thtre Is runner thai ether uiues suspended will
recommercs ,eratious before long.
The npes nj work the poiot Ia the vicinity Of
Copper HaI bor those OF the French Company-tne
Clark and Montreal min, aboth under tic saperipten
deLce OF NJ j. Borie The surface improvements OF the
Clark piuC very good A superb wagon read, with
railroad grades npc has been constructed 10 the
lake The Is situated the northern side OF tie
blu north Of the stone, belts OF ground
pondng those OF the Copper Fails location The surface
show remarkably good, ana has been sustained in
depth, believe, ~ far they have sunk la opening
materially from that usually prscsed upon this lake
They will open the msne greAl extent before sny OF
the vein tak co covu by Stepping II Is the intention 10
slnk shafts 10 the 1erih Of egh, bunired
feet and connect by he proper Icvu, befo~e bsoaking
the cae cher wise.
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Photographs OF N. Y. Hsrbc~, tine shippsng,
Island Brooklyn Heighs and surrQundngs, At
HOLMES qapery, ~ BTVadvN,
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ton sre, ~ yhs hose has just been thoroughly redtt
and ernbeIshed, and will be conducted the European
nian nj prices No efforts will wanting on
he part of the prosetors afford their customers the
sati-
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pr.Srsck.s Photographic Cemple OF Art,
Nos ss5 and 6z9srosdway opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
Daauereotypes and Ambro,ypes
In every style Photographs by Mr. MoUbfoN, fcsneriy
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SArURDAY, Jan. JU-6 ]. 1T.
FIoUR-The market quite dull with further DO
cline especially III the lower and inferior grades The
sales confined IA about 5000 900 bbis including
superhne STATE at - 10 - 20, and extra do at 81 40
a 81 90.
having TRANSFERRED, While prices we're nominal Corn WAS
without change Of moment while sales were limited TO
about TO- 900 bushels at 60 for damaged coke Csc for
souna and prime dry shipping white at zoe.
Pork WIS steady and rather frmer with sales of about
eco q 500 bbls. mess at SIG SIS IS.
COrToN I'm, with moderate sales.
wBsxn-Ssies of 200 bbls New Jersey were made at
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Caynrrh, Catarrh, Cetarrh.-Dr. Goodnle
positively cures catarrh. Odlcc 3S5 Broadway.
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CsfstsdorO's Hais Dye-Best !" tine World
Wigs and sc3ps Superior al oher For sale and the dye
privately sppicS at No. Astor House.
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defiance Salamancer Snfes-With Patent
powder proof locks and bars Also, aud burglar
proof psror safes Depot l92 Pearl street
ROBERT NJ PATRICK.
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Timely Admcniti"".-The Learned, tho
scientific IN chemistry an the arts the well informed the IL
BtASDRErIIs PILLS 80.
remedy which II once 10 the root OF their several
pills equally en.6csl ia, the body mpd bocuse
hsy pu the blood and restore the ply sical well as the
d-pce FIR lei guide and heal shou heed
ms as voice frcm heaven Principal Office 43 brsudreh
vision rect; 66 Lewis street. Houston It's Full
ton sree brooklyn Is cents box with full directions
--latest style Of Scarfs, Ties, Cravats, Shirt
bosons, &C. received per steamer at GREEN'S shirt and
furnishing sto e, No. Astor House.
rhessrn.n and Do.uiuoes Below Cost, nj
ANDREW A. MOSER's, IS william street, opposite Pat
street
defiance Saiamancer Snfcs-With Patent
powder proof locks Also, aud burglar
''''' - 40 ''''' ''p'' - KoREsT NJ PATRICK.
CsistsdoTO's Hsis Dye-Best 4" tine World
Wigs and scsps Superior to al ohera For sale and the dye
privately applies al No. 6 Asor House
Bssehsicr's Hair Dye, Wig. and Toupees-.
The beat in the world all made Sold and applied
u the mspaiacser,. 2SS Broadway.
Barry T1icopherous a. the Best und Cheap
est article for dressing identifying cleansing curling pressr
Cavarrh, Catarrh, Catarrn.-Dr. Gootialc
positively cures caarrh. ONCE 3S5 Broadway.
Cure for Cough Cold.--As thoro IL
the uneasne.s Of the chest with difficulty of
indication Of cough take during the day few BRO TES
bronchial roches Containing demulcent ingredients they
alay pulmonary irritation
Hcllovvsy's Ointment aad Pills.-Nalk Of
eIion indeed These remedies peacefully annexed
all nations. tribes, communities and weaiths
human They sole raying point favor Of
which mankind are unanimous
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Fhesslnsn and Doyoiuoes Below Cost, M
ANDREW A. MOSER's. IS william street. oppoaie Pat
atreet
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupces-
The beat In the world surpassng all made Sold and applied
VI the msnafacter,, 2S Brosdwsy.
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Barry's T1icorherous a. the Best ond Cheap
est article for dressing besuyng cleansing curling
wing and restoring ,be hair Ladies' IT, Sold by ali druggists
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DIISCELLANEOUS

Jar.-PERSON8 ANNOYED BY DISCHARGES pROu
the ear partial Deafness will be Interested reaxnn
DR. HARTtkY'S card In another coumn ~ odays pspsS
Generalization each morning. Al rs ST. Marks place.
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Cure for Cough ar CoI<l.-As soon az thero IL
the Of the chest with difficulty
indication Of cough take during the day few BRO WINS
bronchial 'roches Containing demucent ingredients. they
a!lsy pulmonary irritation.
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GTEPHENs' DYES OR STAINS FOR WOOD At HALF
~ the COST Of paint-Exrsct from Observation-Disclosures
chester Feb ls55 SIR have j-st fnshsi new church
WIN your sn and consider NE bes, ADAPTED for the
pose being ne nearest approach 10 The
have ever 'sed, am, air, your obesuen, servant :
. . SAMUkb GRIMES, Builder
To Mr. Henry stephens, STANFORD street London f~pos
any part Of tn states.
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DuPTrw-MARsH a co = RADICAL CURE rRrs<
II once removed 70 No. Vcsey street, Asor HOUSE.
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CfTGERS SWING MACHiNEs-roR ALI. MANU-
- featuring Singers sowing machines are dee M
~ Indispensable The public insist having their cloth
&c, male 10 them Singers family sewing machine n
he ae, presented for competition and being arranged win
full knowledge Of he defects ~ other for
has avoided rerseded them ALL n IL the hapd@ome-s
sewing machine made aud the eases learn o
rate UsDg one of hnse machines elegant amu me n
Price fleo. with ron table compete
I. " SINGER A co. No l,s Rroadv.v
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those Who are punished The women lie throughout the
MAY and get their lovers al the end A 10 the execu-
ton .of the work, the dramatic writer has not done
Il well With such q stirring plot and strongly mark
ed characters no should have given crisp, clear,
compact dialogue, and little possible Of that;
on the contrary, have twice much necessary
and free application Of the scissors will undoubtedly DO
made The readers OF the novel viii hardly be satisfied
with the play somo Of the best characters being ruthless
Iy slaughtered and the tempts 10 relieve tho serious
par OF the plot being hopelessly name The dialogue
throughout clumsly written, and "Cyri Turner who
ever he h has certainly done his bess 70 spoil the ounda
ton Of a very good drama.
no moro than fair 10 say that our opinions Of the
pay were no, these Of the audience From the beginning
% the end the interest wssfuly sustained The audience
which filed every part Of the theatre, and which might
have been doubled had the capacity Of the house been SUI
cient 10 admit Of H. seemed fully satisfied. Tho acting was
very good Mr. Jordan and Miss Keene carrying on the
honors Of the night Mr. Jordan's performance OF Colo
mel Duardin could hardly have been improved oy any
artist and he fully deserved the call which he received at
the end Of The third scene Of ne second act. The
audience would not allow the performance TO
proceed until Mr. Jordan had responded 10 ts applause
Miss Keenes performance OF Josephine was likewise ad
mirable-fervid, imprisoned and elective. Messrs.
wbeaeigb and Jefferson, Misses Thompson and Manners,
received due share Of commentator.
At the end Of the play Miss Kecne having been called
out led forward by Mr. Burnett the stage manager
who briefly returned thanks in her behalf
As Miss Keeue about leaving the stage gentleman
Mr. Hawkins, came forward and addressed her az
follows
Mss Keens-1 have been requested by a nuunber Of
ades and gentlemen Interested literature the
m 10 express their cordial appreciation Of your untrns
Efforts to establish in New York the drama upon proper
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HoliOvvsy's Ointment AVID Pills.-TaIk Of
exacn ndeed These remedies have peacefully annexed
all nations tribes communities and wealths OF
human They sole raing point favor of
which mankind unanimous
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Siraer's Der6eHcrte N16m1nIdbine.
Dieie Wafhine murbe mad einent urpattbettfhen @erfu6,
auf oerDari1er Mustelun9 nit Dem t6dfen4rdirtum 6elgbnt.
@s if %nmnTtbie, ron cen gerbienfen ~ lpre4en, ba beren
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ris betnabe ron alien an6eren Suialninen asnDtnmen. gBtr er.
laubtn unS. 8Gbrttahten, pfldn3er nnb & a IN tlter
auf bic 2tntiade auFmerffdnn 81 MAIDEN. bagtte firslttdnoes
5radten 8erbeherun9en bic Mnibtne tnssptefen Se,ie6un9en
Verelnfadt baben. Sic ttefert ieBt bDppelt 70 0tel 9rGett ais
truber ue 1T bic etnjige Wtaf@tue. bic feine snb arr6e ,fotri.
tote, entmeber in Setnmano cher 2eter,s ndteu fam, ais menn
tetn t.nteri@tee i'm Material mdre. NGe Fnb nit Der gr6steu
Sprgfalt unb bduerhGft gebaut. :
Q3tr ltn6 In zen Stanb 0eiest, nnfere NtoI6inen unter ltte.
taIen 8setnsungen aeeen aIts ppn ir8enb elmer @rt um,utdu.
t9en. Yerfpnen, he nRter9errbnetere Mdf1inen unter BEN
@Orioanoe Der Siligfctt eefauf. bafch uerben etnen fpt6en
laufb fe6r pprttetlbaft fnben. "
Mu8tunft mirb nit bfm erSBteu@ erenigen in IN feret tDffe
Nr. 105 8altinDrelraBe, Baltimore,
erttetlt s. 81. Stna er II. @r,
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VIM. KNABE & Co.,
auf Benz altsn 9lase
Np8. l., 3, 5 unO z, Ncrb @utan StraEe,
qeaenWter BEN @utngs9cufe, Baltimore, Wtb,, pistsr erSfnst.
Soufenb fur bic dusgebretlste @6nnsri6aft, melde Ter fru.
aereu 8trna pdbrenS Der letten 10 Sabre ju GbtiI rurbe,
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oaF er Gett sem Gppe bs eiren Qheitbabers, @ru. Senru@6tIe,
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ven @ef6dftelpfal fprttetretten unp es fa sur Nufeabe ma.
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fsrn.
@uFer Teinen Gftsn gBanrenbaufsrn Wnb Der Tdbrtt In Gus
~t1rarage, nabe Baltimore, bas CT cine reue 8rpBe 6abrtf In
5aesgutdwftra6e, mt Der 5rpnte nn9 %SpeCtrass errttset. tn
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fertisf, fur Uel3e er bt etr NusrsInns TN Stsrslane- Snft:
uu6 Baltimore IA gtanUs ~dus9efsIt batttn, bs tS&Re
9 + 4 NJ lie crptet.
Srbufrie- Nusfenuns rpn RiGmpnb, @a. S~befGiet, NO ism
Eenfals bas { : # ? 70 m / u m srtteilt purDe.
Durn biefe be:bsn @tabtthentn ts 1T er In hen Gt6nb 9efest
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ausSuflbren.
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8ianp8 uuf 8eteuuns
unb Son ittcr SplSs une Saudrt ncrben ~eeIietert.i
Die erpRte Srrefatt pirh duf bic Nrbeit unp auf bteENIS.
nab her Niateridlen Usfrentft unb er fam baber fir iebes
ans E nsrn GtnbIiGement terppreebenbe Snfr unnent bic Gar.
ante Ibernebmen, bag Go nas @t9enfGaften zines auteM YtG.
NOS befse.
Don benz Gag bes @srtaufes an saranttrt.
9egpnbere @ufmerffanfett piro 1ut BITE Mu&tpotI BON Sn.
Rrumenteu, pciGe tn einsr srpBen @nttcrnun8 psrfen6et nsr:
cen, D~erpenbss anE Elm gOrrsht oss urnsaai3tg t%nnerbnIb
frurent niGt %pcafdnets beirteet8sn.
S7- @rpstGneier pfrpen %rcbItbun, Bet u1s tprSufsrt6en
ebs Ne Tb drberirGtts %uniebeu.
9sfSnfta s~errdtbts cine @uspabt BON W elU6epus 81.
spn ben befen SnfrnIentsnrnaasrn su s45 bic $500.
GH~ 9 ianeS wsrSfn nm8stauf@t, anss.t.
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Gsg 2Slr maiden cas- tan5iuFt5e FubIttunl
Waibm9tru's auI rem @eielAuaitsz SaI res
Derru u. s cletl auimerh1m. Oerielbe
miro am 10. .. Wlt5. BET 6erru @er9arpt at>
ae9alttl.
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2hrnl3IItlBe Jt0. 5y,
unter aufI4t + Ds9if4in gefsai&afr."
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bsitlu4enesn p01sn d ]pstfeEltd Veer tg fFanttrtsn grisfsn
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yuSfunft ertbetIeu wtrb. -Ea
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~ @u8en S00nin8'8 aus9e5eidz
neten S6weDtiR Gitter, 3ubereitet aus &btnarino :
IN nntrugi GeS ~fiitet, sesen aebsrteiGperpen Sc bud
D2spepFe, InSerpaulthtett, Nerpeni1pd4e, Atb ma, y rene
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