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WRrketS.
New YORK, June 14-Cottonsales of 600 bales, quota
tons nominal. Flour is rm-sales of 1900 brs. State
and Ohio cents higher; Southern Unchanged common
to good State s3SOGs39O; Ohio $4.5O@$46O Wheat is
buoyant with advancing tendency; Southern white
$50 cents Western red cents white 1oG@1oS cts
Chicago Spring S1ll9O cents. Corn is steady-mixed
cents higher; sales 67672 cents white 1915 cents
yellow 7GHG)7 cents Pork is quiet-sales of Prime at
s1S'75@S14; Mess s17@s17.1O. Lard is heavy at 10&G}
TX cents. Whskey is firm at 22d22E cents Sugar is
steady-Muscovado G(G6k cents Coffee is quiet at 100
IN cts. Turpentne Spirits closed steady. Resin buoy
ant at S15O@s1.52H Rice is dull at 3CG3H. Freights-
Cotton to Liverpool K; Grain 54@6d
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1fA FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

IL
Efiii HOLD ESTATE IN THE CITY OF BALTIMORE
By virtue of a decree of the Superior Court of
Baltimore City, in Equity the undersigned Trustees will
sell by public auction, ON THURSDAY the 18th June,
1858, at O'clock NJ the Exchange the City Balti
more,
ALL THAT PARCEL OF GROUND situated on the
north of Eden and Lombard streets in the
City of Baltimore which conveyed to Reuben Fagely
by Hugh jenkins and Henrietta jenkins by deed of Lease
dated 18th April 1851 and recorded in Lber A. W B. No
445 folio 1885, &c-one of the Land Records of Baltimore
County.
The premises about hundred feet on Lombard
street and hundred and thirty forty feet on Eden
street.
The improvements are THREE THREE STORY RPrcu-
DWELLINGS with TWO-STORY BACK BTIIDIECS ~
Lombard street, and TW0-STORY BRICK OFFICF All
Eden street. ' "
Ground Rent SS50-payable quarter-yearlv
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne-third cash in hand AMI tb rosi.
due IN equal instruments at three and six months The
credit payments to be secured by the notes of the pur
GnaSe saScoriiy endorsed, bearing interest from the
uay I'll sale. THOS. s. ALEXANDER,
WIN. MEADE ADDISON, Trustees
+. W. BENEFITS co,
my26-3aw TIA june&dts TAsl Auctioneers
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POLITICAL,

ILLTNoIs.-The Buchanan State Convention met
at Springfield on the 9th inst. Hon. John Dough-
erty, of Union county, who presided, was put in
nomination for the office of State Treasurer, and
Ex-Governor Reynolds received the nomination for
the Superintendent of Public Instruction No
compromise with the Douglas wing of the party
could be effected. The resolutions deprecate Sla-
very agitation ndorse the Cincinnati platform. de-
nounce Douglas for overweeing ccnceit," pitch in
to the Republican party, and censure the 'outrages'
committed by the British upon American com
merce. The proceedings of the Convention were
els j. Grund, of Washington, and Mr. Louis Schade,
editor of the Chicago Union. Grund pulled Schade's
nose in retaliation for an abusive article in the
Union unOn him.
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The U. :. Senate called together by Procla-
nation Of the President.

to meet to morrow at saying that extraordinary
occasion has occurred rendering it necessary
that they shall receive and to act on such
munications have been may be made them on the
part of the Executive
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- BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE AND
F'iijI ORDER OF THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTI.
49, MORE CITY, the undersigned, trustee will offer
for sale by Pt BlIC AUCTION, the premises on MON
DAY, the 2lsT DAY OF JUNE NENT, at 5 0 clock p NJ
ALL THAT PARCEL OF GROUND AND PREMISES
fronting on the south west side of Pennsylvania avenue
between George and Bddle streets 81 feet inches or
thereabout, with depth of about 100 fcemproveI by
TWO STORY AND ATTIC BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE AND TWO STORY BACK BUILDING:
also bya Blacksmith Shop and Coach Factory on the south
recently occupied by VIM. Morrison beginning therefor at
the northeast corner of lot leased by Paul Ruckle
Mclchior Vail.
third months, with interest and approved security
GEO. r. CINNAMONn,
Trustee
SAML II. COVER,
my31 je7,14,21 Auctioneer
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MEMPHIS, June 14.-The steamer Pennsylvania explod-
ed her boilers and was burnt to the waters edge on
day morning, 20 miles below this city, causing fear
full loss of life There $50 passengers board
whom it is believed hundred are either killed or
missing.
SECOND DISPATCH
MEMPHIS, June 14-Among the passengers who es
capped from the steamer Isaac P Tice of Balti.
more, and H. A. Snead, of Virginia The following are
among the lost: Father Decrass Mrs Mtt daughter
Foster Hurst Maud Bautscher and Dennis Corcoran
New Orleans Joseph PLAN and II. B. Nicholas, of Texas
Mrs Fulton, of St Louis f. Gleason of New York. Mrs
Sackers, of Mississippi Mr. Lenter John Luckhorn, Jas
Bowles, James Burns and VIM. Woodford, of Louisville
Also English gentlemen from Cuba and Lewis Black
f Geverons, and Francis Denis Second Engineer
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l..:t BY VIRTUE on A nECREE OE

HAll The C!kCC IT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY
passed in the case of Bremen Fl a. rs Mcpherson
and wife, the UNDERSIGNED Trustee will sell nj nuhlic
auction on the premises, THURSDAY the I'm dov
of June next, at O'Clock p. M 10y
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND in
Baltimore city, situate the northeast side f Ross
street. twenty five feet north westwarily from Lanyal
street and fronting on Ross street fifteen feet by drp
of one hundred feet alley. The improvements ave
TllREESTORY BRICK DWELLING, Of recent erection
Ground rent $37 so per annum.
The terms of sale onethird cash day Of sale
and balance in equal nstallmcnts at three six months
with interest," to be secured to the satisfaction of the
Trustee.
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From Utah Army.

ST. LOUIS, June IA dispatch from Fort Lcavenwortl
says the march ofthe 9th column postponed till the 18th
General Harvey leaves the 18th The reported cutting
Off of Col. Marcy's train is unfounded
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my2Otawtju14&dts. Trnst,oe
o., TRUSTEES SALE OF PROpFPTI

fFF;f THUS Eto SALE OF FREQUENTLY
Hfiii ON PoPPLEToN sTREET-By virtue of a decree
=ot the Circuit Court for Baltimore city the under.
signed Trustee, will offer pubic sale ON The rani
=. NJ. '' at u 0io0N,
ALL THAT LOT OF GROTrND or t,o ru,.. ii. = n
peton street beginning % feet 1913 inches south from
a 81 loot street laid out midway between Ramsay and
street II feet 10 BIB inches with depth Of GO feet to
foot alley. ~ l Vi w lee' u 10
, aDove lot is improved by good two story BRICK
"hl4llNG HOUSE, and is the eleventh house north of
ramsay street Ground rent s2S per annum
Terms Of sale cash
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The Flood i'm the west-Cairo CITY nearly
DESTROYED

ST. LOUIS, June 4-cairo city is flooded by the freshet
and all the houses are tumbng down. and drifting away
or sinking Scarcely building expected to withstand
the food All the streams the Mississippi are rising
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CEWING Machines AYR S3O.


~ We would call the attention fhose in want OF SUI
perOr SEWING MACHINE, to new article just received
and which can recommend with confidence IL Is no
liable get of order, and will do coarse and nm
work AGENTS for Wheeler & Wilson'S Sewing Machines
E. NJ PUNDERSON Il CO.,
my6-tf 200 Baltimore street, near Charles
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4nblit SALES.
BY GIBSON a. co,
~ REAT SALE
FARE, VALUABLE AND INTERESTING
LONDON BOOKS.
FINE GALLERY AND OTHER COSTLY

FINE GALLERY AND OTHER COSTLY
AND
SUPERBLV ILLUSTRATED WORKS, ETC.
On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, the
18th and 10th instant commencing at * O'Clock each
evening, will sell by public auction Rooms No.
n. Charles street large and valuable consignment Of
RARE, CURIOUS and INTERESTING LONDON BOOKS
comprising numerous costly and supcrbly ILLUSTRA-
TED WORKS, in the various departments of Literature
Arts and Science.
ALSO.
. choice collection Of and valuable THEOLOGI
CAL BOOKS Among the costly Gallery Works to be
sold, we name-Napoleons Great Work on Egypt, 23
vols folio Boydes Shakespeare Royal Gallery of Brit
Ism Art Cells Pompeii; Chambers Civil Architecture;
d Sketch Book, and many other costly and
"' Ct2 BOOKS deserving of public attention.
of the whole will be prepared and the Books
arranged Tor examination several days before the
ie14-ts ,.; -
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~ . NUS nj II
o. o. TRUSTEES ALE OF PROPERTY

o. TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY
h3j IN FEE SIMPLE.-In pursuance of decree of the
Circuit for Baltimore city, passed 10th June, 1887,
in cause wherein Robert Howard and Joseph c. Wilson
compliments, and A. j. Mcguire and Others de
PENDANTS the undersigned Trustee will offer for sale
at Merchants Exchange, No. 10 South Gay street. on
WFDN ESDAY, July 18th, at O'Clock, A LOT GROUND
in Baltimore city, particularly described as follows
beginning line of the north side of Fayette street
at the distance 81 feet 6nches westerly from the corner
formed by intersection of the north side of Fayee
street and the west side of Chester street and runnin
thence westwardly binding the north side of Fnvec
street. 101 feet inches to the east side Of Castle street m
feet wide, recently opened thence northwardy bind
ing the east side of Castle street 123 feet thence
ly parallel with Fay cite street. 10 feet inches to inter
sect line drawn northerly from the beginning parallel
with Chester street. thence reversing said line so drawn
and bounding thereon southery 123 feet the place of
beginning.
The above property win he sold in fee
Terms OF sale, as prescribed by the decree-Onethrd
cash on the day of SALE and the balance in four and eight
months thereafter with interest the credit payments to
be secured by notes. endorsed to the satisfaction of the
Trustee. CHARLES MARSHALL, Trrstaa
F. W..BENNETT & Co.,
IeAo0ta"oW&us' Auctoneers
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BOARD OLE TRADE

Committee Of arbitration for the month Of June.
HENRY S. GARRETT
GCSTANUS HENDERSON, JOHN II. WYMAN,
CLAAS Woke JAS CAREY COAI'E
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SAM'L II. COVER,
Auctil
my31 ie7,14,21
WIN. r. SOMER

"A' T. soMERVlLLE Circuit Court Of Hocard co.
wu p TIP Scy I'm a, ( EQUITY.
IN. a. FOR LEA FARM IN HOWARD
h4iij COUNTY.-By virtue of a decree of the Crcuit
Court of Howard county, in Equity in the above en-.
titled cause, the undersigned Trustee will sell by public
auction, on SATURDAY,, the 10Th day of June, at II
O'Clock, A. NJ, at Bonds Hotel at Ellicots Mills a VAL
liable FARM, situated in Howard county six miles from
Elicotts Mills near Columbia turnpike and near the cs-
tate OF George X. Gather. 1t contains ONE HUNDRED
AND FORTY -FlNEACRES OF GOOD LAND, sixty of
which are under cultivation, and the balance in timber
consisting OF white and black oak of large growth suitable
for hogshead slaves.
The improvements are wcll-built TWO STORY LOG
AND FRAME DWELLING, containing number Of large
rooms. There are also out-hOuses stream of water
runs through the farm and there fine spring near the
dwelling
This farm was formerly owned by Mr. Harrison.
Terms of saeone third cash in hand the of the
SALE and the balance in two equal nsallmcns at and 10
months, respectively from the day Of the sale The cred
1t payments bear interest and be secured by the ons
or notes of the purchasers with surety surees to be
approved by the Trustee.
WIN MEADE ADDISON
my uI
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LATEST NEWS.
TELE A M S

RECEIVED ATTHE OFFICE OF T H E
DAILY EXCHANGE.
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icy SADIL. III. COVER.

my31-ts Auctionesrs
. n The above sale will take place at THE NORTH
DOOR OF TILE EXCHANGE, and the Exchange
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Under and by virtue of general order of the Court of
Common Pleas of Baltimore city in the estates
OF lnsovent debtors the undersigned George
W. Arnold an nsolvent debtor will for sale at pub
nc auction, at the Exchange in the city of Baltimore on
TUESDAY, AFTERNOON, the 18th day of June next, at
one o'clock the following described property:
49, ,OI NO Al THAN OT on
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RowDYTsM.-About seven O'Clock last evening four
five presented themselves the corner of Bati-
mere and Mcclellan streets, and a TRADE Of
abuse against the steam fire engine insulting in the gross
est manner several members of the First Baltimore Com
pany who had congregated in front of the engine house.
and were engaged in conversation This they endured for
some time, during which crowd collected the spot
when orbearance ceasing to he virtue, of the mem
hers of the First Baltimore administered sound thra
ing to one of the opposite party, upon which the rest
turned and fled. The assaling party rallied under the
name of Union, and it is supposed the affair originated
from the disturbance that occurred the on Franklin
| street two or three weeks since.
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Baltimore. ben II. December 1858
SSer ifnD Sic 9l9itdtpren?

Oa8 Nlbano Gpening Scurnol, elm Srgar
BEG 0errn SeWarc, teautprrtet biele Tta3e
mie ICl8t: @ gaa nj ..g--
Die acminiltratiOnspartei bettaSt felt Srpei
Sabren Die N9itation Der Sfllperei uno beitebi
Iett lebten Trlbilbr blrauk RAP Die Sflaperets
Trose enclid uro enbgitlti8 bet8ete9t fei. Son
Selten Der Spppfiticu lit fein neuer 8erIud
oenla6t worpen, oielel6e bon Geuel 5u ~agitiren.
8ie 1T eS 1ber NIT ienen ?
Der Prdlioent ihidt uns feine 8otldaft mn
Smei Spalteu oarin lino benz 3nede ~gewlpnet,
Die 8lanmcu oer SflaUereia8ttation wieoer an
3ufaGen. : ] 9 d
Der @pu9reB perianmelt Ii9 uItO dm erften
Sieun9stage ersreift i'm Senate Der Den,pfrat
O1aipn. SprliBenber Der committee fir auSpdrs
tiSe Mnsele9en6eiteu, bic erite @ele9enbelt, Die
StlaUeretasitattOn berDpr3urufen, inOem er Die
NnlprIde Der @iaentbinler Der Imitao gteger
auT Die Gd5escromIng brin9t. $50 a,ose ~
Die 2eBiSlatlr prn Sio>g 1rctttd perfau1'
melt fih NIT eilIer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in
beicen 9dulern. Sbre sauSe 3eit 9ebt ii6er
elmer DiSfullicn bin, I'M GensreB ben SpriGla9
gu MAIDEN; eaB Der SflapenbanOel wieoer etSff
mel uuo lomit Die Sttapereifra9e mieOer an8e,
reSt tperoe. s aa- .a.a.' s-s-
Die pemofratiide 2e9jStatur con NrtanIaS,
e~bentalI8 III Sieua9, pipulet ibre Belt Der Sal
Jung BON MISUNDERSTANDING mt Der lpe5lel'
len Abltdt, Die A8itatiUn auiredt 81 erbalten.
Die bemctrdtiI6e Jlpros&lrplila 2e8l8tatur
u8itirt bic 6rase, freie 9ee9er wieDer in pie
Stloperei 81 brin0eu. i4G alg III
Die bempfrattlAe Ntabama uno 6lvrioas2ez
Q~islatur ~a9itireu Die 8ieperer0fnut8 Beg Stta<
Die bemofratilGeu Bclitifer BON Oaiiltligpi
perSfentlihen Mauifelte, cte aOe mebr Oper
neniser Die StlaOereifra9e %usitiren. User lino
Die a9itatpren ? -1--
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@ouncllblutf etn9etroffen, begleitet ren benz
ofoltbaren Staub." G8 1T ni9t Der a~ertnalte
! 3Weiiel mebr, baB @clO in be3ablenoer Wenae
AUDI i'm 0tebraSta Territorium o~efunoen miro.
l1o cine Qlnine bon @oloidaern aus alien
S9eilen 4ncrifa'8 miro liA i'm 6ribi1br nad
Jte6raSf1 wdljeu, um oaS ueue @looraoc p!els
leltS Der 6ellen9ebtr9e ouf3ulu4en. bas piel>
lettt Californian an Net4tbunl ntAt na1Iteben
mtro.
aus Sonora 9eben bic 8eri9te Bis
Gnoe September. Sen. YeSquiera bate Ser,
Trltll1 U~erla1en un0 lt4 9e9en Dtu3atlan ges
D1nDt, pa8 er IN Nereln nit Den Gruppen 0e6
0ouOerneurS BON Slnolcn un5uBreifen eeoenft.
Die Scnerale @anOarl uuO 9lne3, pelhe Wa~
5atlau certbelOt9en, ~belanDen lid in elmer (dltmy
men 2a9e, oa lie BON aleh Yerltdrfun9e1 BON
Sall8co unb Durango Der abBel9nitten lino
Nrn 6ra5ertiulle bat man Serldte big @npe
Sctpber+ Wtlt Dem 6auen DeS 6lulles lit Die
@el0ausbeute unbeoeutenoer 9epprDeu. Sn Der
0tibe bon Sort Yalc berrl6t in ben Niinen
Srobe Ibdti9teit. Die @plosraber liub ale (ir
ben Wtnter nit 2ebensmittell perleben. Sn
sort Ulrle erIhoB Dor &ut5em Elm Wann, ga
mems tSenrp Pclt, elnen anDern, Rlnten5 Saz
u1e5 Utuer. sic b1tteu eine Streittgfett me-
ger, etne8 0anbclain,a. .--
Gus Dem 2erritOrium Wlibin9ton mirb Be-
rtdtet, oab Der SOtenani4ll9 Der BON WaQa
Wala na4 sort Sentpn gu errtAtenpen Wtllt.
tarltraBe $4,000 b~etru9en wirpe, OurA
0erltelun8 Dleler StruBe mirO cine por3a9ti6e
ueterlaaorDate nab Ct. Yaul, Wtinnelota,
~pollenoet fetn, Da Ditll9 BON Bentcn pl8 Splas
teau Der @nle9un9 elmer StraBe gar fetae SIN
%oernllle bletet. Die StraBe fuBrt our6 We.
9enoen, Die an @ra5, 1Ol5 unO l8ilo lleber~
IluB babeu.
Sn Vlncouper brannte Elm bon ben g. ct.
Gluppcn alS @alerne benuste8 0au8 nieocr.
Son ben SanpmtbinIeln lie9en 8erittea bi8
gum 25. Sftpber Dor. Sn ben Wetnbereen oer
SiIanDe 1T cine IraIl6enfrantbeit ana9ebrpAen,
welfe Die Weinernte lebr r%eou5ireu Wtrp. Die
8er. St1aten 6resatte Werrifn1c lit ucn Ga(-
lao in 6puclulu an3efomnen. Su Oonolulu
padte nlau oarau, gaSbeleuhtung eip5ufubren.
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Srnlcroeten niAt eitpa friber 9eieben unb pbn'
Veben8mtttel 9%elalien bdttea, 10 oaB er ourd ib,
Veridnloen 81 elner1 rGuberilhen Anfale, be,
ibn oaS Seben 9etoltet, ~perleitet woroen mire
So lit bier Der Ort ni6t, bacon au lpreben
mas bic lIotlde 6rDmmi9telt Nues erforpert.
Dlertber fSnner Die NnliAten auSelnanoe,
9ebeu. unbeltritten lit eS aber, bai3 ba8 Nb.
5et4en etne5 pabren S5racliten ni6t Dariu be.
ltebt, Die 0ano an bic Gbirpfolte, e'he Der
9tauIen beS Allnid0tt9en ais Snl1rllt trdQt, III
ie8en ltno fIieno-a an ben MuuD su fiibren
len0ern oarln, lie idubeno iiber bus Q8eleu
nel4eS ba8 3etden n@ott9ebeili8t" an be,
StIr1e trd9t, aus5ubrelten. SD adte Den
lpelder nit anfrtAtl8eln Ser5en nm Die Ger;
eeun9 SerGIalem'5 ~tranert, pb9leid i1 6ialt
2rauer aus belli9er leber3euAuuo niht t6eileu
fln1i+ .QSenn laBer Semano ul Bic 3erltSruno
oeS TentPel8 ftast uno iaI1mert unb unaertbsl
blelbt belm Sla9en uno Sarlmern bun9ernrel
lno ffterenber Weni4en, beim Nnbllde Del
Sbdcen uro 3tife DeS b~eili9lten @ctteSternpela
'auf &roen, 70 ut6dte i9 in Der Ibat fir leiner
lntbeil All ewi9er @IldieliSteit njtt ellnn,al
10 rtel 9ebent alS bic 9eili5teit be8 9apjtes
wertb it, - .'..r 100
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ten Wtale bier perlat1nlelt gu pemIelbeu beiliaen
3pefe = 9e6e Seoer niAt weniser, ais er DOR
leinem @eWtlien Uerattpotten fatrt! 8iele, ia
Die Weilten inter S9nen lino aus o.r alteu
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gen unb in Der llebet5euBung, ca6 mai eIuer
oeutlden S11orihter ooer 4mtmdnn rple einen
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Fen Sic oe8 groBen bltlliben Wortes: liebet
ben 8retnDttnB = adj! Der Slime 1T ia iiberal
Elm 6remoltn8 penn auf Sbr mart i6rentos
lingo i'm 2anbe Der 8uehtIH1ft! ySabreno
fetnes Nufentbalte8 in GER Wajte eraiug ali
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.elncn Baum pflar5t CUR Speile, IoQen lene
6tiidte IN ben erlten bret Sabren ais unuaenieB-
bar gelten, I'M pterten Sabre aber 5ur 9ottliAer
2cbpreiiuitg cieren uno an beili9enl Srte qe,
8eleu nerpen. Wud mir baben nit oielenl
-Supper etnen Gaum 9~erflln5t our Speiie -
lltht fir nns, ~lcnpern Iur unIere Nrnen, uur
oarum 9ab er unS ldOn in ben eriten prei Sab
rem tDltll9e Grllbte, tncrar nlele Seelen it'd
labteu in Der OItrre. SorBen mir alto nm 10
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piette Sabr beBln1t, I'm pOlllten Bliittenlautud
erI4eine uno in mob srDBerer 6I0e, ais biSber,
8clrene 6rihte bringe.
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Gbsr1ta !. ooIlonap 6bef,
8itp5W

@ Sdulmoft cen -. JuIt 1893. .
SIN ueberetnfimmuns NIT Der Srptnaace bes Wnrge met
ar unp Sta6tratt8 ven Sa!ttntprr, ptre btsrmit BEN &tBen-
ttumeea na3nrtenb beibr ebensr Spts, WtaC fur BITE 9Hsne.
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baB, nshn bald9tes &deftltfnr lanrnt alien Sstcr ni6t t-
sertalt l 8o5tn, mad Moiduf pteIer y(ctts an rem GitY.
@pIet1pr bs;dpt mtrb eS fe ne @attt II, ate 2ps, fur wtl9e
ntht bfS lbit pprbet IT, iHm 9ettduf Gh5uiet9en.
Np 2 Begtnnenb fur oicietbe an Der Sup fete bpn @srTe.
terrq @Ies. pRqeTdbr la BUS s Sou nefli8 Sbn bts Iupwea-
Ii6eu @ff ppu Systematic uur eDpDsttrro Naes uo an Der
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