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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-15

The steamship Niagara, with three days later
sdvices from Europe arrived at Halifax yesterday
morning. Parliament was to have assembled on
the 4th inst. 1t was expected that the steamer
Leviathsn, which had been pushed twenty-five feet
oil the ends of the launching ways, would float
within day OF two. The Bank of England had
reduced its rate of discount to four per cent, and
further reduction was anticipated Later dis
patches from India had been received but the news
was Of little Importance. Sir Colin Campbell was
on the way to Agra. Sir James Outram had at
tackled and defeated the rebels at Alumbash. No
fresh outbreaks had taken place. but several regi
ments hitherto loyal were suspected. Mr. Com
missioner Yek, having returned "an insolent
answer to the uhmotUm of the French and
Eoslish, a speedy attack upon Canton
was contemplated. Mr.. Reed, the American
ambassador, had vanly solicited an interview
within the city, which Yek was willing to give him
outside of tho walls. The Christians in Cochin
China were being prosecuted violently, and the
country was in state Of the greatest confusion.
The congratulatory addresses from the army
TO Louis Napoleon were worded so strongly that
even the Moneur does not print them all III
full Some Of the regiments call violently fol
leave "tO pursue the cOnspratOrs to their haunts
A decree, announcing the intention Of the Govern
nent to put stop to religious controversy in the
columns Of the French press, had been published
in the Monitor. The FIVE new Marshals in com
nsnd Of the army of the Seine had been Sc
lected. The French Foreign Ministers are re.
ported to have demanded of the British,
Belgian, Swiss and Sandman Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-15

BY TIE arrival of the Star of the West on Satur-
day afternoon, the California mails of Jan. 90 are
received, with 81 ,3is, 507 in gold. The new Gov
ernor, John b. Weller was inaugurated on the 9Th
ult series Of resolutions have been introduced
in the Legislature approving Senator Douglass
Kansas bill, and the majority of the Democratic
leaders and the newspapers side with Douglas
sgsinst the President. The mastering of soldiers
for Utah continues active in California. Almost
every county has its company. There is no import.
ant news from Oregon or the Sandwich Islands,
aud no later dates from Utah.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-15
NETWORK LEG,sLATURE.

SENATE. ..-.ALsAsY, Feb. ID iS6
S.vernl ret,ous wee preeented, iSe'ud'ps one ~
NJ WAKDSWORrH in favor Of apprOpristing tbs
prcc, ed. OF the Exc;.e lsr the Inebfafe A,yiu~
mir. OWEN Reported, sdvcrssly, the e,,i 20 70
strict taxation within certain limits. La'd on ~
table. .I,- "a -.
,orn,e the Commercial College Of Medicine.
.ILIs SoTICkD.
By Mr.. WADSNORIH-Ic fr"Ven' '~'"'oascss
of burial grounds.
Thee or ysie bills we're T. en- passed
M SMITH moved resolution o' inquiry a. 70
whether sny Jud. rs of the supreme Court have msts
auv charge sgnin.i TIVE State nsde ir" 'oeh sosry,
and for what serv lce'-
No other bu. iues. II interest was done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-15

THI MIssIssIPPI.-The Illinois Central Railroad pro-
pose to run line of fs-class steamers between Cairo
and New. Orleans, commencing on the lst Of March
and leaving each terminus on alternate days. They
will ticket passengers through from New-Orlesns to
Chicago for $3l, state-room and meals on 'hipboard
included, and from New.Orlesns to St. Paul u 900
miles for 49, We believe the cost Of passage BY
this route from New-Orleans TO this City via Chicago
sad the Central or Erie Railroad, viii be about go.
Time fiom New-Orleans to st. Paul, seven TO eight
dsys~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-15

FIRE IN WILLIAM sTREET.-At two O'Clock this
morning FIRE occurred in the cellar Of house No. l7S
William street. The ground floor was occupied by .
exchange broker and wood-turnsr The turner prob
ably sustained from 800 to $500 damage. The bro.
kers loss is triHing. Owing TO the lateness Of the
hour we were unable to learn particulars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-15

Stow SouTH.-A letter, dated Feb -, Petersburg,
Va, contains the following paragraph:
II has been showing all day. The ground Is GOV.
cred to depth Of three or four inches and from the
present steady continuance of the storm, and tee I'm
compromising appearance Of the clouds, Is hksy 70
be increased much more before midnight. Scnocaooy'
are enjoying carnival and romantic misses tns %.
haraiing prospect OF season Of sleigh bell ssys'y'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-15

RAISING A Pavilion the 18th Of January las.
the wife of Warren Hutchins OF Bethel w., had %
accession of three to her famy-sl at last accounss
"doing we'll" She had at the same time pair Of
healthy twins, three and half years old. vegetable
diet free Of cold water, and fresh Green Moustsn
af, have enabled the mother to pursue very scsivs
life while thus multiplying and repenishing the earth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-15

The Secretary of the Interior has requested Gen.
Luther Blake of Georgia to assist the Indian agents
at Tampa Bay in effecting the peaceful removal of
Billy Bowlegs and bis fellow Seminoles from
florida.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-15
Attempted Murder.

ALBANY, Feb. IA, 1853
A man named Albert BrsytOn from Herkimer Coun-
ty was arrested here Saturday night for attempt
ing TO commit murder He threw his child, few
minutes old into prvy, where it soon after dis
covered and rescued. The child lived several hours
after il was taken out. Brayton admitted that he
threw il into the privy but said he supposed it was
dead He has been married about three months. He
gave bail in the sum Of g. 600 to answer the charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-15
Ncvs from Havana and Key West.

CHARLFsTON, Saturday, Feb. Is, 100.
The steamship Isabel has arrived from Havana and
Key West the 10Th inst There was no polticsi news
stirring at Havana. Sugars Were in good demand
while molasses freight aud exchanges were dul, with
declining tendency. The steam frigate Wabash Ien
Havana ON the 9th for New-lork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-15
Aew'llprk daily Gribmate.
= MONDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1858.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

subscsibvu sending resnces frequently omit to m.A
ton Of the Post Office, ind very frequently the
pss Of State which their paper is b be sent Always
mention the Of the Post Qfice and State
No b. taken of anonymous Communications What
intended for Insertion must be suhentsa,es by the
and address II the wrernot necessarily for pubhos
ton. but guaranty of bis good faith
We cannot undsrtair to rejected Communications
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-15
Arrest Of Mckay at TORONTO,

ToRoNTo, c. W., Saturday, Feb. is, I8Jd
William Mckay. who shot Constable Taylor, at
Bradford on the nth iost for attempting to arrest
bp for a forgery he had committed, was found last
right secreted IN house of i'll fame here, and was
laced in custody.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-15
Resumption Of Business.

PHMADELPHIA, Saturday, Feb I3, ISS.
Messrs. Wilcox, Rogers & Fraley, heavy straw
goods house of this city, resumed business to-day,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-15

come Or IL there no calculation Whatever AT
headquarters, only desire to make thugs pleas
ant for the time being, aud say, "Aiter US, the
deluge7r Can sny one explain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-15
Chicago MayOralty Nomination.

CHICAGO, Saturday, Feb. 49, 1853.
John c. Hines nominated fer Mayor Of this city
by the Republicans this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-15
The spanish Fleet i'm the Calf.

BosroS, Saturday, Feb. l3, 1s58.
Capt. Nckerscn, Of the brig Helen Jane, from
TruNlo on the 18th ult, reports passing the 30th
lat "a O. Ion S0' Spanish feet Of five sail stand
isg south, probably boundto Vera Cruz,
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Snsiusss SUiltee.


al LOVED HIM ~ Ills BRIGHTEST DAYS.
ALw soNc UY JULIA CAREY SRSiNHARDT.
/ ca, lot wis, IT, world may ~,
NJ, passion Il at'w.
Ilo,ed him IN bis brisbtes' day,
love- love hiTH now
Though GioLd. lo,s cod sui foe'rej'e,
And old s.sosiates part
Toe ,:ibue OF fstAfu. voice
sal yet conso.e his hesTt
Alas thsi uo /. sincere
Aat. thst f,,'unc ais.
Whist value J.. WOmsas %
WbohceAs her II abe 81 ais
Ye rarrless WIS the world may 'ay
Nv pas.ioh ~ ayoH-
,ity,3 Run M bis b;ighies' day
oye--l kyr HIM now
And once sgAn hi. star viii tise,
sab nsiulcs only bead
A momeDt meath tle 'tcT ny 'kie'.
For upward .iil III tend.
To hello him rise. the su0rst way
I'VE Ysnkee girls are cutel-
The SsaIrHs Of fCLTON STREET I'LL PAY
To MAKE hin NFw sur.
a,-y p,orsERs One Price Wholesale aud Re. CLOTHING
WaarsocMs. Nos. l22 lss and 40 fu'tons, New.fors
DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG d Co.,
(Lste C.,ter. q dnao l. DE forest.)
IMpo.TERs JoBBERS.
Nos. 90 aud 81 Chsrnbersst.
ere nov of.dng f,r sale splendid variety of
MgKRiMAC CocHEcO SPsAGuF, PACIFIC
and other
H,NcuEsrfR PAcIYIc and HAMILTON DgLINEs.
SHEETncs add SHIRTIEGs -,
Lawrence Cabot A,noskcu, York Mills Dwight, L0asdae
0aInsuttas and other popular brands
at the
Lowrsr MAnkrT PkrcE. for CASH or APPROVED CREDIT.
10 shall b. their aim 10 keep well srsected
Extensive variety Of Dre.s Goods
Osherng che choicest from Imported and Home rrodue
TAs stock embraces most articles necessary for tbs supply oil
Retail Store.
OLD STAND, CORNER OF JOIN AND NASSAU
.,sWint4r CorBSc G Ill kinds selling Is PEI cent less than
cost get Incnsy English Tweed SACKS ~ aud 10 inner
No. G3 John-st. corner Of Nassau.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-15

DR. TOWNsEND'S SARSAPARILLA,
IL al this moot invaluable 40 BenoyAtor and
PURIFJER TgE BLOOD.
only rich aud blood but IL will eHec-
tusy carp OF oil pd huors cleanse the stomach rcgnoe
the Bowels In part tone and u u" whole system and
kEEP BLooD Pure.
One great recommendation for using this S9rsapalG Il that
every bottle of it is Manufactured under the direct su.en
tendcnCe Of -
DR.. JAMES r Chiffon,
the cecbned Chemist and Ply stefan In this country and his
attached 10 each bottle guarantees that it PURELY
NrCETABLE AND WITHOUT MERCURY" 80
becnB medicine presented to the public
which eectuy sustained its character for PURIFYING
Inv Boop A. Dr. TOWNSHIPS SARsAPARGLLA aud tho fact
that hes entirely superseded H other preparations claiming the
same properties alone 50, axis volumes in it's favor.
THE BLOOD Is TIE LIFE.
. Only purity the blood, and disease must vanish
aud retail De pot No 2l2 Broadway, corner oil Full
tou-st OfIIcT, No. 2, opposite 81 Paurs Church
INDIA RUBBHR GLOVES cure Chapped Hands,
Salt Rheum &c. pud render the hands so smooth and snowy
white inpeivous 10 water hot cold and protect tho hnd
while engaged housew0k Of coal fires &C. For sale az
.,.I. No. Il Ja.s ups
PRur. ALEX. g. BARRY's TRICOPliEROUS
q The hes, and cheapest srce Dressing Bssuyus eean'
hs o-.nng, Preserving and Restoring the HAN q, e.
Ladies', H. For sale by all Druggists ana feFuss
throughout the HoIld
PosTAeE STAMPS g and 10 cent?, for sale at
ills Once.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-15
GOLD WATCHES

Uf OF Dc scIlpObs
FOI LADIES end GtNILENEN
for sale low, BY q {. ALLfk
IMPORTbR. WHOLESALE aud RETAIL,
No II Waist, second floor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-15

SINGERS SEWING MACHINES. all manu-
sactprng purposes SINGERS SEWING MACHINES deemed In
dspeBsabe The public insist upon having be1 clothing &C.
made by them SNGrR's FAMILY SEWING MACHINE the
presented for cOmpetion and being arranged with fuu
knowledge Of the defects Of other hines for similar has
avoided reueded them all II the hsndsome't Sewing Ma
chine made and the easiest 70 learn TO operate Using
Of these mscnes Is Oh amusement Price 300 with
Iron table plcte. NJ SINGER Co., No 45a Broadwsy
SEWING MACHINES-PHICE 81 TO S25.-Buy
PRATTs PATNST you wish 10 get really good for family
Wsnsu'ed 10 give satisfaction Ofc 81 Broadway.
YALE, SR.'S
USPIckABLE STORY Door LOCKS
aud
MIGHT -BATCHEs,
with utst sms key and al price within themeA Of all
fOi sale al
No. l57 Futou.st..
door east of Broadway.
The OLD DOMINION
COFFEE POT
l. SALE u EEwNORK,
AT MANUFACTURE Prices,
BY +. 4. TORREY No. 6 PLATrsT.
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED Ri
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES 70 rat y. v TRIsusE.
80. Oar O-,r Corresr-o7drnf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-15

OLD STAND, CORNER OF JONI AND NASSAU
.1Winer CLorRlSc of ell kinds selling Is PEI cent less than
cost get Money English Tweed SACKS ~ aud 10 i'rmer
- No. G3 John-st corner Of Nassau
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-11-15

IAAss. 90 Iter tdnb NIT sWten STANDARDIZATION, Is Watier
ID. g Bon Der Gtaot nape Der ~@anbltraBe Hub IN Der selun.
Ms@sES 6eiten eeegenb, t1014 Mter an bar Rprttern Geatral.
&Aa.A- g 80 @.eten pom Der Staet NIT Sa6dueen =;
~ Ader an Der alien 5reberit Rpda, gut ~an9ebaut; 107 adsr
nit bublnel DISQUALIFICATION ub Mriagen. ipirb gtgen Gigea-
tbum IN br Stabt stnBetaul@t; . ader al Der alien Trsbertd
Hoao, q Wsttie yen Ntonnt BE- Sales 1876 Qtsr an ~2Dafting'
sOa.t1npEege, IL WetIen BON Der Staet; 3 Sduler IN opps
arbtr., nabe @%ambenfr l IN 9Def QOn6arbhr; 2tn 6as-
stt:fr; q tn serin8tcnfT 1 tn 5rontftr, 1 in Srattfrase
l IN pdp0osrltr.; 2 IN Vtu!bsrl Ptr. ane me9rere anbers tn
ueri1iebenen Gegenben Der Stdpt, Qpts ,u ptrntetben IN
QBef 8aIttmDrsfr, Mrnument, SAY unb 0ic&losrrpltr. nnt
Srpabrap. 8runb 3n rerTaHfsx IN y rEabwd9. Wrunprentsr
sI %Sertaufsn, @lpdsr unb NcrrtS,
ApI5-S 80. 90 SapettttraBe.
ks- &~auftrtsfe aatetts& ontraf fife, Tefamsn E un6 antert
f6rtft1tGe 9aptere, lOwie Q6aiiens Dertdtts. IS selbGfte 0erbe
behenS htEDrat.
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SaueG'S


N.temhls 1T cine &ntsed ing III Der W9ateriaf GP sbttn
ma@t o9tSea, pp6ar@ her S6mers 70 I'd ed 1eftQf M -
1tn NJ %gtie n .ar'sr Snt,a tsans 70 raid in ftrtn nStar.
s'%om 5aHano 5uraf8ebra6t O?er g0un. en- unb @efAnirs {
ShmerJ. gerttlesr. "AS'I~'
Bet e&atttea, Wunbtn, gerrrnfnuaen usS grs ,sasr
Sauea' osnfa 8ta6er thinner unterrOr IN fnS - tn 81! 0str.
;ua8 ttS a0ten D aues'tGen S9m r.. Bert acre tmmer bic.
ttsF SDie PEI S3ner8sn unb Qette1 t6anten ni6t Ord
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Sis 49, az, ooe eet a6te Oaaep.Grtr ct BET Der bunb IN.
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W.T. IdH pet UerprsnnunBtn unb BsrbrI6unaen n or
HE9 70 DlosNteno tetn, bot Eenals bsn anuirfen en- Tnf.rs
Sra1sapsn uno 6eLlenbsn @ts.nf9af en- Son 8 d 50 SSSmsr-
benS'Vert l9er mt erltan6eu, ~p"e'>
Osrlsi6s TT nHr a6t, Utnn bic S6a6tel Elm In stobl e.as.
genes ettaaette nit Der S'8natur son q, g. StISSnh~
bat. "E'FP' BGpfttah
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CO. Der NeAta pfto oerfauTt BET ge+b g g..
1913, Us .ts~Ba!ttmVEefr. "H"SGEc
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Scbn Smitt, dliaS SuIp atGep, lit dr8e.
fla9t etnen An8riff aui Antbcnp Slater unr
Scbn ,. O8lpaio 9emaAt gu baben. 6r. O8s
malo, Der eInelt @r0cerp' un0 3iquorltpre oil
Der Ode Don Spnwaps uno 6rempntltr. bdlt,
la9te Tol9enoe8 aus: Der Nnseflaste fam be,
ltlalll0 ~belcf1en in ben Stcre uno Drpbte ben
SeIBeu gu erl1teBen, me1n ulln tim teinen ST.
qupr 9ebe: 5u9Iei4 5c9 CT Elm Jeiterpiltol aeeen
Den .3eugen. 9ti6ter Stutnp laste gu Dem ;3eus
gen: vSagen Sie nId)t beltialilA ~beloiiea D.; ib
tOrte NE, faB liA Elm Wtenih in Dielem ;3us
lt7noe b%e1unoen babe." (Diele AeuBerun0 it
IN Dem 0tuNDe pe8 Ssrru Sturnp oemiR mebr
alS naIp S!ftcer Jleeo, Der ben glngetla9ten
perbaTtete, l19te, Der elbe babe ibm BET Der Ut
tet'rnn9 teIuen &iOerltanO 8elsiltet; aber Die
JteItetplltole babe Der AuSetllste bel (t4 9e9abt
uno bleIelbe lei furdtbar selaoen senelen. Der
Nn9etl18te babe lth alleroin9S in betrunfenem
Sultanoe beFunpen. Der Staat8anp1 lit Nu6
pena bic Surp nj d t bic lleber5eusuns seppns
men babe, DAP Der Au8efla8te eInfn AusrlIf be.
9an9eu, Iclle lie Deulelben l9ulpig ~fiuoen, ba
%oetIelbe e1ne perbcr8ene .Dafie getra0eu. (Der
Sepet8 tIt Den 1n8rlff lteB lid nidt redt ber>
lfeusn, "a Antbrnp Siater, Der bel Der afIaire
6u9e9en mar, nidtS 9eleben baben ~po(te.) DEM
Jtatbe oes Staat8anwalt8 SealdS lpra9 Die Surp
eIn Sdulol9 uno Der An9etla9te etbielt Is
Gage Arreft.
Ser PrO5eB 9esen Sanles Oeanlep, Der ces
Au9rlff5 auf @ec. SOnis uu9eflast if, wuroe
BIS Donnerlta8 perIdcben, neil N0nis nidt er.
ld!en. Der Pro5eB Se9en ben De5 9laubes ans
9eflaaten Stancl8 Dir mulpe perl9oben, neil
eth 3snae III @el4aften bon Der Stapt abpe~
lenO tit.
Der @eri4tssG(ert 3eiste an, paB ATE 8dQs
bon StquorsSertauf a 90nntas
tar nadltsn 0ouneslta9 Morsen gum prpjeE
beraIt leten
An Die @raao SURF putOe pen pielen 8lr>
germ bic Sltte 8erIdtet, iie m6ye li4 BEL oeul
Wtapor unp ben StaOtbeb0rDen pafir pertpen>
ben, baB Der Staat8auw~lt Wbituep in benz
Yrc5elle 8eBeu Die Oi0rper 0tispon'8 benz
Staat3anpalt Don Baltimore So. al5 @eb4lfe
Seltena Der Staot b;i9e8eben weroe.
Sn ban anoeru : purtS fam nidts
bon Seoeutun9 Dor.
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confectionery,
rpns George ' iessmann,
$50. III 8roabmab,
netea ser 8eus pgtnt SaDtne5 8anf.
Sreunben uno Dcsdnntsn, fonts etn putlifum I'M anee.
metnen iei8e tb hermit an, bab tb metn 8eidGft baseatenb
%pererDgerf babe unb fur bic founente cotton la Stanbe bin.
aQe NufIrG9e prpmps unp otGte su befpi am.
Vile Ssrtet spn 8rdunen, yturn5 er0er unb 9dTef.r Qe6fr
hen, 2eipltqsr GIimus, Warmfaamen, 6aQtI6e Reltgr, YRo.
stn;Ider, Otarctpan. 3nderf8aren anb 8rIdten- pies sn alien
pretiea, SteIm Refnse Ganeu, S6lun. g nfelt, Que Gprten
eIabaen unO Spr nss es, fruit D,ppe, Gbpcplabez 8tenren,
5s.st { SsTars, nao S@ntaa.eROsglaee ssrsierte 6srSe nnb
grD6e Muapab1 goetltaiae, fpDie ard mebrere Ierarttoe Sc.
%3enfdnOe i'm Sr' e. na0 Stein 8ertaaf fsts %porrdtbi8 bt
IS. OtsBmGnn, SO. III Brsappag.
RE- a~asudrtiss 8sfsGgusen pertea ibael wnS panftItd
seior8t. -
So Ilsta SaIun 1T aud eSnntaa3 Ufeu. Stl4-S
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sTeioctt ais Gei(miftef.

u a,3. 2tfmants a6te Ssnna. 6eisen tSnasn benz
Sc fnt5 nnb ale anbtrn, aus etaer unorbnuaa be- DeSau.
agngslv renas enttanOensn S%tantbstttn smpfOREen werbsu.
Qusi9itedth prapartrt BON Ism. 8. @ Imam, GbemiR In
QDaibng'DH nnb u 9asen IN Baltimore far % Gts. pr
sd adtel BET
D.t&s9 Geb 9. 9ance, 10. 103 8autmcrgaF
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QSerInrinf

SIM beuti6en @rbettsSareau us. 8 Nprtt 8rebsrtfarase
fpsroen fOelstb Steasn betVr9t fir Gferts. 9u&baIter. Ypr ter,
5arteeper, Iufpdr:er, Eati0sr, @artuer, 5armer, S1retnsr,
Sddtr, GarPenter, Sbne Der, Sattier, GGubmaGer, W6nner
~ Sabrttsn ub Rnaoel IN 3tSre unS 0p!elS ebenfo Gnp
Steaen Ufen fRt 8b6innen, 3tmmermd0&en, Rtnpermdp@.a
ahb WlGb9en Iue gewb9nlt9e 5ausarbett TT american. aut
oeutiAeG 5amtlten,
Ott1v-s IRsItetmsr IL . fGusbOff, &senten.
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lGtngef1uht.)

&beater in Der @pncUrbta.- @it
tplr tDren, perpen bic ~frlbereu Mitglteber peq
StebbabersSDeaIer6 gum YenefSe fur bic 6arttlte
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