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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-11

EXPLOITS oV Esrpxs, RossyFs asD ARstJr %
TWO or THs G,sG-For some month, past The
thieves have been unusually active 10 robbng express
wagons, and have committed their robberies wth
daring and high hand. On Saturday afternoon two OF
the party were arrested and il Is Ia be hoped that The
gnng will now be broken up At the time in question
the driver Ola W lhamsourgh express wagon drove up
10 the of Church and Warren streets and lesy-
ing his seat went Gtc store for the purpo.e OF getting
A pack age During the drivers detention in The store
Joseph Hall alias George Williams, notorious thief.
who had been on the watch, Jumped into the wagon
and drove off as rapidly possible There were AT
the time three parcels, consigned to Mr. Jacob Gabriel
ONO 1888 Even street. Wiiamsburgh ard one package
the property of Mr. Nichols. The driver returned in
few moments and was not little astOnished at find.
ing his wagon gone together with the goods ntrustei
to his care. Information being given at tho police
head quarters Officer Eusaec of the detective force
was put on the track and in the course Of his peram.
buations discovered horse and wagon standing on
the corner of White and Baxter streets which
swcred the description of the one stolen. Sc
cretne himself in the neishborhooi, the off,
Ger at the expiration of halt an hour saw
the prisoner emerge from house and jump into
the wagon and drive up Baxter street into Canal.
The fellow soon discovered that he Was followed. and
drawing up the roinS leaped from INC "dSOh anu Ut
tempted to escape An exciting now took place,
in which many citizens joined. The accused made
toward rookeres 10 Baxter street with view of
eudiug further pursuit, but the officer being rather
fleet of foot overlook and arrested him. After hand
cutting his prisoner Officer Eustace returned to the
wagon which he found standing where the thief had
left when discovered. The Police then repaired to the
shop of James Bingham, No. a Baxter street from
which Officer Eustace had seen Williams emerge, and
upon searching the premises found under bed IN enc
of the rear rooms two other packages which the
prisoner had left there for sale. Bingham was then
arrested and his place thoroughly searched which re-
suited in the finding Of large quantity OF cutlery,
pens and other property which had been stolen from
one of the United States express wagons on Tuesday
last A beautiful bound Bible and large quantity OF
other books which had been feoniously taken from
one of Kingsley express wagons on Wednesday last,
were also found. portion of the goods have been
identified and owners will be found for the remainder
to-day The value of the property so recovered Is
about 5000.
On Friday night Officers Devoe and Eustaee, APP
pretended at the lager beer saloon No 2l2 Centre
street. one Charles Coakley, alias Charles Hack
charged with being of this gang OF express wagon
thieves. The prisoners have been locked up for
examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-11

For rHy PRoTEcTIos or EMIGRAsrs AND OTHERS
We learn that the authorities are shout making =
move 70 efectuay break up the many swinding shops
abou, The city where bogus and worthless tickets arc
sold and where strangers from all parts Of the country
are swinded out Of their money. The character OF
those places is too well known TO require description
With view Of putting Gil end to the operations q
these swindlers, Deputy Carpenter has detailed o'f-
GERS Walsh Houston and Stephenson to carry out hs
instructions II will be the business Of these officers 70
visi, all the Piers where ship and river boats arive'
and inform every one whom they know wish to pur-
,bass tickets for the West and esewhere where a
proper Office is, and at the same time e"ioh IN Gun
against the bogus ticket Offices, and Il necessary con
duet the strangers to the right place The in'ru e'ion:
% ,ho oieers 40 detailed are very full and explicit, and
- eoved on. 10 the letter viii soon put stop to this
.,sr;o. buspess which has been 80 long s'.a sue
cessiully practiced in the city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-11

TIMELY WAHNING TO SHYsTERs.-Almost from
time immemorial the vestibue of the Tombs and other
Police Courts about the city have been thrOnged with
shysters or persons representing themselves as law
yers who lie in wait for parties seeking the magis'
rates, aud ii not unEequenty happens that they ex'
tort money from them under pretenses of the most
fraudulent nature. These shyser lawyers intercept
every one whose appearance presents the least show
of verdanCy listen TO the cases and charge them Tee
for obtaining warrant or using their influence with
the MAGISTRATES Cases have occurred IN which the
conn otncers have acted III concert with these unscru
pulous fellows Complaints of late have been fire.
ouent that Deputy Superintendent Carpenter has de-
temned TO put stop to this system OF robbery The
officers have been instructed not to interfere in any
manner with the prisoners under arrest, not even to
furnish them with lawyers and to allow no shyster OF
pretending lawyer to hold converse with the accused
The following order has been issued by Deputy Super
ntendeut Carpenter to the officers selected by him as
special aids to the several District Police Courts:
SIR: In accordace with section 90 of the Rules and
REGULATIONS hereby appoint Special Aid 70 the Deputy
SUPP command of the policemen detailed tor
duty at District Police Court II will BE- your duty
that the officers regularly and daily nss otherwise or
derrd by the General Deputy Superintendent attend the
Count and prompt in the service Of all variants placed ia he'r
hands " -,
persons AGAINST hOm warrants Issued
the ,nse charged the magitTste issuing it, the
name of the officer who it, the date the wafdn was
Issued and the date when returned to the Court. go
the policemen under
etou 10 prevent imposition being prdctc upon citlLrns
having business at the police courts to which you are attached oy
HrdmhOyi.ed pers0Hs.-By order of
DAN'L CARPENTER, Deputy Superintendent
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to barnacle-a dislocsted impertinencc-sung by

to a barnac,e-s dslocsted impertinence-sung BY
Nine. Carroll.
The public received LHaI,ara with enthusiasm.
The only finale encored this season that Of the
second act. The audience would not accept the sol.
emn walk Of the actors before the curtain an encore
but demanded the genuine article
A little 6meute diversified the performance The
cborus,be men. save three-struck for higher wages
lust before the curtain went up and the manager very
propery refusing accede to their exaction and to
the satisfaction Of the audience, went on without them
On this subject Mr. Ullmsn sends US the following:
To n, Editor Of The NJ Tribune
SIR: Through the medium Of your valuable col
umns would beg state, that the male chorus still
persistng in their conspiracy not only to impose upon
me their own terms, but likewise try to compel me to
retain the ringeaders, will take immediate measures
for the formation of fresh chorus under the direction
of Mr. Paur the excellent conductor Of the celebrated
LiederkraDz Society.
seize this opportunity to declare that have
Quoted the entire upon my sole responsibility
In spite of the most strenuous endeavOrs have
obtained the slightest reduction from any person
neced with the Academy, and have paid, since Sept.
all salaries without exception, strictly at the appointed
time, and during the revusOn, in gold as stipu.
lated al the commencement of the season.
All that could obtain since the last six weeks
the permission" of requiring some other work and
even that is denied to me- and the most degrading
conditions are imposed upon me by the very persons
when supported lot many months through incessant
labor, and at the expense of the most trying mental
anxiety.
Under these circumstances hereby publicly pledge
myself not to yield iota in what / consider my
rights; and. should / not meet with due assistance
from the employees to close the house without fear
or selfrepOacb, being fully convinced that the public
and the true artists will render me the justice of ac-
knowledging that have offered more varied enter
tainments more interesting repertoire better en-
sembe, and have paid more punctualy than any o
the Opera Managers who have preC eded me.
| am. dear Sir, yours &c. B. ULLMAN.
Nti,. York, Jan. g, 1855.
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Dr,ru ny Az OLD CrnES-We resret to be
DkAIh W raoord tbs morning the decease Of CAPT.
ss$5 ss ys'4 Sytf so: among
yes'efda! Iner 10 thoroughly identified with New.
w. na' fra;rs for more than half century, and
iiaNei more widely esteemed than Capt Beecher.
3 YsaT. psc before Fuons invention Of steamboats,
canaan spis Bcecher was M packet captain Of Long Is
S Snund. and his vessel distinguished above
a ober a. making rapid voyages and aSOrding the
be.t accommodations TO p~sengers. voyage to
New York with him was thing 70 b. talked of for
months When line of steamboat was put on the
route between here anl New York, Captain Beeeher
left the sailing packets to command the old United
states we believe, and tho same success accompanied
rim in hi- new sphere, which had marked his connec-
ton with the packets. \. H. Journal Sh.
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APPoINrMrN1s BY THF PiLsiDENf; - t.Se'G e.; y
Cr,fons-Thomss Cunningham. District Of ~ Gosenb Ps
vice John Babson whose conn is.ion eSp 49,
District OF Bath Maine CT aies " Hodfah - @ %
cr expired dudley +. Les'lt. Bangor Esrney NJ.
the, Of Marlborough Ms ne vice Edmia " ' SO hs.
commission expired. ANS f. Parhl, Do1nmson @Tni-ri
Maine vice Dsuiel w German. who's
Arthur W Austin Distric, Of Boston and i9
Me.s. MaedorSd DIT net OF Portland and 1Rouh Me- wee
Ezrp who's, commission e1pISa, Jobn
District Of Frenchuv BAY Me- reaPpo'a ,Ir ILin,
District Of Krnns Dunk. BE, reapP22..,. o. Distr,
Di.,ri,. Of York. Me. eapPined hpi.y BIrn, Di,,i.
Of Cape Perp1ua Oregon TeEhtory we AO''" ''''' "
signed ~ D-ks,- p,f- ~ Smith
6-,t, -. W. John Is. Boiler, tetei-eS
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AMERICAN And FOREIGN BIBLE So
GETTY.

The stated monthly meeting OF the Managers w.
held at the Bible House, Nos. Ito and ~ =,
the Rev. BARTHOLOMEW T. WELSH, d. d., fres''e"'
in the chair. ~ a. Rad.
After the usual preliminary services, such as
ing OF Scriptures and preyer, letters were ooinNr.
and read from several of the Society agents .oP{
tcrs and friends from abohd for the previous
smorg which were Letters from the Rev. II II pn9
Missionary at Ningo, China, and Thomas u. I'm,
esq, OF Rango9n, ipdia. The former So 81 g.
Gina says; This country Is on the eve - ''''s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-11

We see that Mr.. Peter b. Sweeny, our new DIssrrt
Attorney, has been obliged to go oou,h ior =" 70"
weeks, under medical advice, IN order 10 tec,u" no
health During his absence the business Will NC CON
Quoted by Mr. Sedgwick assisted whenever aec'''
sary by eminent associate counsel with whoi1 oe.o'
leaving Mr. Sweeny made arrangements 10 'ia eiie''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-11

Cfs1RAL PARK PLAss.-A misPr"A IN the speeih-
cations issued by the Central faIk '"mm''ionef. toe
the guidance of competitors 'or ,ne prizes ofsrei ~
the Board, makes them read as i the written descrp
tons accompanying the pl'ns were to DO inclo'oa
se.ed envelope This Ia no. the intention of the Board
their purpose being TO have the names Of des'ensr
only in the sealed ervelopesthe plans ard desct'p'
tons 10 be forwe;ded separately
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-11

FIREMEH ISJrRED.-At about l2s clock ms morn, IT'D
ing fir. broke out in the attic of the bu! Eng NO i''
Greenwich street. 1t was soon eztlngui'hsd-l''i
tainc. While proceeding to the fire. tifse men we're
,sr :, Courtlandt street by Engine No. ~ and
baby injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-11

TIE OFFICIAL NOTE N OHGo.-Thc following ia
the aggregate given at the election in October tor
state officers with the exception of that cast for Mem
Der of the Board of Public Works. Mr. Baokus, the
" Democratic" candidate was elected TO that office,
thanks to those who supported Cory. We hope they
viii feel well over their great NictOry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-11

LANSING, MiCHIGAS, OS LI9uoR.-Ah the liquor
dealers ~ .he Lower Town have abandoned the ousi
ucs- without prosecution movement Is on foot 10
persuade the dealers in 81. Middle and Upper town
% lJlCW tneT example,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-11

These the votes as declared by the Legislature
Gov. Chases majority is PSI; Mr.. W-lkers 2O5;
Mr.. Stones, 1910; a1i. RusroWo, 2,ile. Although
Gov Chases majority is not so great that given To
the other candidates. yet him belongs in especial
manner the honor of carrying the Republican ticket
through in triumph. The mightiest oak of the forest
feels the power OF the tempest the most SO with Sal
mon Z. Chase; in weathering the storm he had to
Lore some of his strength in the conflict. The best
tree in the orchard always has the greatest number OF
clubs and stones under it, The victory is great one,
and we know that we speak the sentiments of all the
Republican candidates, when say that to Salmon
T. Chase belongs the highest honOrs of this victory
Ohio State Journal
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. d9nerreDtbpsS atom, 1893
SIR. 1A7 &eringtpn= nabe 6ptuGrc=Strage.3
Die gplbene @te6atae, rel@e Der cute @ef&maf a~uStbeiti
cute Dertentse nr trasen, Der fe 9eDinnt. Der @eriasf
unfere befsn 8rdfte gu unO S~erIanssn Won ibneu fetne Sc,ab.
lung, renn fe ntSt p6ats, sufrie6en aefeat faO. gDtr .pSsen
lhetS cine MuswGbE Der ret0ten s 1ncp- + u fe nit
"a, m1tet., Yapters, MaGs-. S6aGlen. unb rten.@ersteru
een' ebenfs epIbeue 8raeeIssts, 0Orfetnabeln, @9IlEel, Ste
1e. Dprrdtbtas' IN ~ tGsStbnths III btutaeH @retien eefeB
14 ,s3 @ #~% @%e fts14 IS
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SSie6fi8 fir Giuspanoercr.
$500 - - 80,
9eeue arrangements fir @inmunberer, bic au3

Neue arrangements fit @innanberer, bic ua4
Dam Neiien 5u retIeu minI9en.
@Cu teute, ZEN g.. NDSember an, pstben bic Gtnnanberer
1uf Der Wcttbern @enrdl &aIpertftrset Oeppt @tIentabn mil
ZEN @rpre65u9 %bef6rtert. Die gabn bietet habar6 ben Smmt=
granten, stnea sr6beren @prtbstt, as trsenb etnc
anbere 8abn, aud 1T tie nm ga a2cilen flr3sr ais if6e anbere
6dbn mad beuannten 9iGbea, als: sa
Y~ltt8bur9, @lepelanb, Detroit, Sort Wabne
s y cage, Milpaufee, @alena, Dubuque, 6
8uul, 91of S8lanp, 8urlinston, Soma @itp
|nnb werben fe6DaIb bic tit Der @urtgern Geatrat Balm &C.
|tenSen @erlonen 10 Stunben frlber ais sic nit antern 8at.
|nsn @epenhem bort e%intrefen, aud werDen A Ntat Dsnieer Die
U aesn tatet se~edielt. Die Satn siebt bur& beaf 6baFsn
s bell RON Sbip. &ie ean;e @ntfernun9 ppn bier Els Gbicdep
IN SOo 9tsi!ea 9as @ePad pirS bier GsseiGnet Gaarfst) nSt
Bebt NIT ben pe1Gaieren al ben Seftmmunesrrt.
aa9 Greitliue, Daptrn, Cincinnati, Snpiana,
polls, 2ruiSpile uno ct. Goui8
e~benfaOs gaHa8tsre ~tefprbert unb fir ttr @spdd
6 ne neitfrs l%lagtlaOun8e tofen bers@nss; Die @aGaeisrs
peftt den glasen eeben, pbne unteripss9 anf8e9alten 81 per.
ben. - Rr4Fabrts0tGstte perben' perfauft in Ger Sifce bs
I9enttn. ysll S0bn y. y nlrcr,
tt14sS. @p. %, geuSs5treet, near gDatsrs Scarf.
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H75ITI3li5IIm
Seicenpe lelet!
pbtlaSelpbia WfcbtSinifAcs 6aus,
'rrl9tet ppr 3pet uno 3rpon5ig Sabren Durd,
- DIR. Kinkelin,
GeicenDe lelet f.!

NbtldSelpbia W1cotSinifdbcs 6auS,
etrl9tet DOE 6lpet uno 3man5t9 Sabren Durd
~ DIR. Kinkelin,
Gde Str 2rttten unb uniOa- DttGabeIsBta.
Spet uno 3pon5i9 Sabre
Sf1apfaG8 pat or; 1tnteltn gu etnsm Der erfUIeret6ften Ier;t
~ per &ar ron allen Sc %anfpstten fppbittdi9er un6 aebetns,
Natur 'ndAnlt6sm nnper1mbeen d1s elm 5tp6erntb 3ur Ser
nsrSBfe unb eef9ie9tlide GInGte. spanfbsjte,
Der 2aut' nne iol9ers be BON hem DtiBbranG DON WsrfuI
9teburt be'rncere 92pti3.
So 1T cine ibte @rppbutett, Der fb ,umeiIsn tte snos.,
IN per @tnlamtett er8ebeh, bic NIT ttAen 0 tbs su ibrrr Wanu,
aGIpa@Fi na4 pel0e wenn ntbt In ~eebSriaer 8ett ab.
9e'e9t, nt1t nnr ernittt9e 5inberniie terpprruft. fSnbern and
SerantaHung Su etnfr 2eibe BON onbaltenben ssrf6n Las
un6 Serpeerenben eeibeniGGft e etebt. N"S
NeRt9e ron bteten, bic It'd 6telIr OerSerbIfNsn G,snnFnbot
Ierrgeben tnnen bic ~trdurtGen 6cIgen tag0n, Bio Il. Sas nsr.
sDs wren Serrutset tnben, enpe uHs unerfIGr6ore Mufre.
g9aane uab @emttbsbanet9tett fablen. @ieIs Seite ~. IS, 20
$50 unp 81 son Or. 8.nts,n's SUD aber ngelbaertaItnSo' =
m Sf ani HaslaGitSs T. @a San1psgtifeu pisb f6pa4i d, unfaete
UNI nut eepPpnter M~uttt3tett al Bic Mrbett III oeben pber It'd
gum Stuetren gu beFsiBem, fen S6rttt 1T r3ae ua6 f5waS
&c III pumnt, nnenttblrnen, unb jsi9t ie BIT In fetnen @eranu,
S"agsn meai59er &battgfett ais eewbtnlt6.
Menn Ct ftp ron btefer @epD1n9ett Ipsretst, ebe btqIelbe ibr
S9'tfamies pSusradt, unp oerbetrat6ct IT'D, 70 1T feline Gte
HHItnN par, nnp letne 8ernunft faet tbm, bae bteIes burd
etra@tNneen 10 eI6e Bic @ufmerff amteti
9lter srW~sffnf plIten, Die It in avn
ltVef wage beftnben.
Sebaltet e8 i'm @ecd6tniB4
Dertentee, wel9er ii3 inter Or. 6tnfeIin'e SetanbIunt
telt, Tam 9ewtdeabafr ouf feline @bre, ais eth 8lebermonr
|sertraHsn, uas Fb ouf Bite gerF&eruas %serlaTen, baB bic Sc
petn1nthF Der 8raNfen pUn Or. &intsIin niemals entbult mer
oeut letne ~gDP9nun8 TIT fett ben legien span3tg 3abreu an be
N'seS"Sde pom Der Drttten unb (lutpnltr, apif9en Spruer
anp 9'ner philadelphia, ga.
Srante in elmer @ntfernnna,
BITE tbren Saa etnfa6, Derbuuben NIT aQen tbrsn @buptcn,en
IN etnem Srtefe %mtttbeilsn Unit G3eif6lu6 elmer 0erautuna)
Itpnnen Dr. &tnfeltns Wesbt3tnen %bemeemtGs unSer3i8ltdb mad
liebem 8betle Der lniDn, enflpeber NIT Der pDf pber @rpre6
lunb 70 aepadt UNI S6abea unN Neusterbe gu %petbiten, uber
fenbct rrbatten,
2ele! Sugenb uno Wonnbarfeit! ! .
Yin fraftDOlleS Qeben D0er Gin friib5eitiger SO0,
&tnteltn iber Selbtertaltune = MUIR IS Gents
8rtefe, wef6e tenen 9e tb In &tGmps entbalten, Herbes
NIT I'm e~etenber ppR nit stnen, GrernPlar rerfbert.
ID -
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MECHANICS SAVINGS BANN
~Hw9eaDsen mad benz neuet @ebduSe Der Baltimore gonr
@ds 0Dn SalitmUres uub ct. Yaul Stra6e. ~
Wtdaro q. OOrfeb, vr6ftbenI.
trettDren:
4nt. 9. 9arrtfpu, 0feb. M. 9rpuS, SUbn W9ursbs.
Or. w. g5Opbfbs Sctn 9 Orrpw, Sam. Rert,
Sarnsa @turtaS, 9DB gDinaa&. st.. B. 0Vries,
Sne,. u. NGB, 6. Scales 8feefe, @ep. 81. aelfe.
Dtste Sant TT ta8lt9 DUn 10 bts1 ubr fir ben @lrpfana
0e01 Ocgctttsn unb Nusjablung BON @elbern often.
G9elp tdnn S9n | Dollar awfWGrt8 ttnterIeet tperbcr. DfeSn.
|nFsnen Setragen 8ter ptgeent per Sa6r, u, wirb aussr-
.unter bic OepDttpren rertbetlt.
"a - pPn tr9sno 1nSetra8e sperben Ssn S~nbipibusn
~g Msu oCsr Aneetattpnen sntge8engenOmnten.
~ ttrer etgenen @erfag.na. 22nS
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p. Lenffeld Perkins,
Qihtbtlb : M:tttatur : @auerie,
.onsla Building, ii NUtbOf.&de son SdlttmUre. naO Rorb.
Ease, ~seeennbsr benz Sun SrUn 8utIbuns." Gtneono n
tprbfra6t, DoS gDetter lbt tttntn Gtnfus aafbte 6dtSbtT
Sisss. Vrpnapte 8sbtsnpna, @'Giefeit FnS @ruubfas.
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Stu0er'8 berbeHerte SS6bmnfcbirp,

SEHMEL WEtWKHEEAt VG0DfNtfCE1ttte.
Dieie MafGtne rurbe mad etnen unportbetifhen wsrfrS.
|auf berpariier Ausfellune nit benz GGfenYr&ntiur SsIr6nf
gCrsiglidfett DIR allen anberen bnburh binl6noids be,s.ot
plr6, bas cine erbBere Nn3abl pn henielben In 8etrcuGb If
uns. gabrttamten, 9 flan er unb s a m lien
Iauf bic Gtatiade aafmertfam AZ raa6enybae ofe far3tt4an8e-
I5rodten gerbsferungen pie WafGtne tnsSteten Sssiebun9en
.fraber unb tit bic etn3tse Mnfhtne, bic feine Dnb erUbe Jatri.
tate, entneber In Qetnwanb pber Qeber, n6ben fam, ais penn
ISprefalt ub bauerbaft gebaut.
Ntr Fnb tn ben Stnnb eefebt, unfere Wsaf6tnen inter libes
Iralen 8ebtneun9en Besen alte BON trgenb elmer Mrt urn3utaus
Il9en. Yerfpnsnt bic uatereeCrbnetere Mafdtnen unter Dem
lgOrganbs Der 8iaigfett gefauft Raten wsrben etnea fCf@eH
lEauiG febr rprtbetlbaft fnben.
Nustanft Dtrb NIT benz acknowledgement tn unferer OfFe
Gr. los BalttmpreftraBe, Baltimore,
sssstst s. 81. Stn ger u. &C..
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81 abr s. rei{e:

90 CUR beIonOeren &enntrlBnabrne.
Gtnwaabersr unb @etlenbe iUateu fetr SOrh6tts fem, etc
lite tbre BiGette fdufen unb fOaten btefelben MUIR Sn 1pl0en
argeReaten 8eamten taufen, pelde Spn ibrem Gehaite leben,
nt0t aber Don Matlern pter 3mtf6entrdsern, ba tie tOait Der
@efatr ~uus8efest fnb, befawtneelt gu ~erSea n6 teF sep
Iut leuft %auSgeben. @
Ourdfabrtsz8 iQette
mad aaen 9teilen bes g0efens fnb gu BADEN Bet
Gb. &. Sil6ebrdmbt,
@enedl.@ni9rautensIeent Der Baltimore unb
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