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The clipper sch yaquerp, from Melbourne for san Francisco.
|rr be due lere about june 90
The sch Lholiho will he due here from San Francisco about
Fune 20sh- and will probably bring the mail Of May 5eh-
The bark Yankee, Smith. from San Francisco sIIb be due about
|hs 25th insfmt-
Tae An clipper bark Meiita, Of H. A Pferce's line, was to
al from Boeon for Honotplu direct, February %, and will be
10 hsse Jue 20. With merchandise 20 B. W. Field
n clipper ship syren, Joss tons, had been purchased by
- Hun1evel 4 Brewer, TO take tire place of the John Gil
= - the Sandwich Islands line Of packets-to sail from Boston
bout May IS
| The ship Harriet 4 Jessie vas 10 saa from New Bedford for
Honosuhu direct sboct the end Of May.
Danish hank Candzce was to sail from Hamburg In April, With
70 H. Hackfeid K Co-due here In August.
Brig Emrr, from Portland, Oregon, June 30th.
H. B. Ms team figate Mazcienne, from Panama
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'tlo per cent duty.1
Combs Of all kinds, coral manu-
features, crayons. dolls and
! toys Of all kinds, fans and
feathers. and artificial flowers
Of whateve, material,
Manufactures Of eoony, mahog-
any, rose wood, satin or cam.
phor wood,
Manufactures OF pearl. bone,
horn,ivory and all other kinds
OF fancy articles Of o similar
kind,
Daguerreotype stock, arrowroot,
sago, tapioca,
Perfumes, tinctures. pastes. ex-
tracts and cosmetics used for
the toilet, bay rum, tea, coffee,
chocolate, cocoa, crackers.
salt, sugar Of all kinds and
syrups of sugar,
Sardines and all fish In oils,
Molasses, starch, gros de Ma
Piles. helventine, jewelry of all
kinds. bracelets, guards and
chains Of hair,
Beads of all kinds, ornaments,
watches and parts Of watches,
circus and theatrical ward
robes. and all articles usedfor
scenic representations or pub
lie exhibition, lacquered fur
niture, walking sticks or
canes, paintings and engra-
wings, whether framed or
otherwise.
Claret, hook. champagne and
all other light wines contain
ing not over IS per cent.
Of alcohol. cider, champagne
cider, perry, ale, beer, porter,
and ali ether beverages con-
tanning alcohol.
10 per cent. duty.l
Pitch, tar. rosin, lamps, lam
terms, scales. pumps, carri-
ages and parts OF carriages,
wagons. carts, whips, wheels,
spurs, yokes. safes. vaults,
trunks not otherwise provlf-
ed .nr,
Vinegar. wax, sperm. whale,
seal, porpoise and black fish
oil, neatsfoot and cocoanut
oils, marbles, sheet lead, lead
pipe. lines, nets, grindstones, !
glass, hops. live stock not
:. otherwise enumerated,
solder. sandpaper, spy
glasses and telescopes, cut
lery of all kinds, Orleans, al
pacca. alepine, herege. balzo-
rine. manufacture of worsted
or cashmere, or Of which they
shall be a component part, not
otherwise provided for,
and brushes Of all
kinds, furniture and uphols-
terry not otherwise provided
FOR. clocks and parts Of clocks,
belts, shawls not otherwise
provided for,
hangings. mating, soda
fountains. honey. medical
drugs. roots and leaves. and
medicinal preparations net
otherwise provided for.
rrrCirai iuxsrfImepts.
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EGYPTIAN M1LLET.-We have received some speci
mems of this grain from Mr.. Fuller, who imported it
1t is preferable for food for fowls to any other kind.
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To CoRREsPoNDENTs.-We are obliged tie defer Sc
eral communications which we have received.
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VESSELS IN PoRrIUNE 1s.

Russian wh brig Ccrstartin, Lindioin.
Am eel San Diego Grafton
Miss- packet Morning Scar, Brown
Brig Joia Dunlap, Bell
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PAINT SHop.-Mr. M. R. Harvey. we'll known as q
superior painter, has opened a many-colored paint
shop on King street. His reputation stands high
as n skillful workman.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.

FRIDAY, June IL.
Pursuant to proclamation, the members elect as
sembled in the Hall of the Representatives at 10
o'clock on Friday, June II. Mr.. O. h. Gulick, the
clerk of the House at the last sezsion, called the mem
bers to order and received and approved the certiH-
Gates of twenty-thrse members. there being bur yet
to appear.
The following is q list Of the members Of the
House
AVAIL
). I: sssssSs; 5 5 KIp aseh....
s. LAanui, r. s. Low
LAtnahoaos q. n. R0beefpon.
-, MxsSW
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following vote In Its favor
Robt G. Davis, John Richardson.
]. W. Austin, Rob't Robinson,
j. Fuller, II A.. Widemann,
J. W. E. Makai, Kupakee,
Keawehunahala, Keaniho,
VIM. Sumner, 2. P. Kaumaes,
Kahaie, 4. Kaauwai,
T. Kaauwai-17.
OPPOSED TO ITS PASSAGE.
A. @. Thurs.on, H. NJ. Whitney,
s.. P Kalams, 8. VI. Kanakau,
Kaiuns, Kalaaukane,
Kipi, Koku,
Paulo-o.
1t was then sent up to the Mobiles. The re-
port CT its passage there, as published by author
ity in the Polyresidn, is 20 comically curt, and
shows such an indecent haste, Occupying proba-
bly, not five minutes) that w transcribe it, for
the information of all concerned
sTHuRsDAY, MAY 3-TheH House (of Noblesl took up the
Tariff Act in committee OF the whole, where it was discussed and
by Mr- HyHie, the remaining sections were all passed BY q
sing1e vofe, when the Committee rose and reported the Act to
Of Mr.. Allen, seconded by Kekauahao, the rules were sus-
pended, the Act read the third time by its title and passed"
Such is a brief history of the passage of this
important measure through the Legislature. Let
those whose names appear conspicuous with its
passage, stand up and father this disgraceful,
still-born tariff, which is now to be imposed on
us or not as this same Ministry which originated
it may choose. There is no lodging the question
that each of the Ministers named in the above re-
port, were urgent for the passage of the bill, and
they chiefly are responsible for it if carried into
effect.
But, lest our remarks be considered too severe,
let us look at its schedules, and let our traders
and merchants, our whalemens md the people,
who are the consumers, examine Il carefully. It
viii be seen that q duty Of fifteen per cent. sim
nooo6 hv Tho lorv nm -1ook ho-1o~ u~l okI~-j
grains, and on the manufactures thereof, includ-
ing flour, ships bread, crackers, &C.. on crockery
and glassware, tobacco, combs, all kinds of 0am-
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COFFEE PLANTATION FOR SALE.-We would call at
tention to the advertisement of a coffee plantation for
sale. 1t is favorably located at Hanalei, Kauai, and
can probably be had at q bargain.
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SCHEDULE B.
Port, sherry, madeira, and other wines. containing over Is
per centum and under 80 per centum alcohol, one dollar per
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PAssExGERs

rru rr.or.rro~-n-psr San Diego. june 1s-s TINS ice.
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RUNAwAY-While Mr.. Theodore Gulick, accom-
panied by his sister Mrs. Halsey Gulick, was driving
down Fort street in Il carriage on Tuesday morning
last, the horse took fright from the breaking of one
of the traces and became unmanageable. Mr.. g.,
with great presence of mind, took out his knife and
at much peril to his own safety, cut the remaining
trace, while the horse was at fall speed, thereby dis
connecting the carriage from the animal, which ur-
sued his course up King street. The carriage was
left with its occupants unhurt in the road.
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rs per cent. duty.
. kinds not otherwise provided
for,
Brick, cement and building ma
teri=ls Of all kinds. .
Bags and bagging, furnaces,
Monuments. spars, walrus teeth,
Paints of all kinds, turpentine,
Linseed and other oils used in
painting, varnish. putty, soap,
Rice and paddy,
Thread not otherwise provided
for,
Hydraulic rams. wood, coal. ice,
Alcohol. when introduced for
medicinal or mechanical pur-
poses, in accordance with the
act passed August 10Th, 1854.
F.-lFree.l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-01
Political Intelligence.

MrMurAI ELECTIONS The elections In number OF the
cities OF this Stats take place morroS. Nominations
for Mayor have been made "a folows:-rroy-Alfrcd
wotkyns, republican and American Utica-Roscoe oonk
lin, republican R,obesterJoel r. Bennett republican ana
American. Oswego-Andrcw Van Dyck, anti Lecompton'
Tho democrats of Rochester have nominated Charles n
Clark. The party in Utica have nominated Charles
s. Wilson.
vonSe ruR srxroS-Iu the city Of vicksbdrg, MIS- '
sexton annually chosen by the popular vote OF the IN
habitanss.
PREPARING DsrNoS.-The Austin STATE Gdsete sta'es
that the Joint Select Committee OF the Texas legislature
upon the Kansas Message Of the Governor reported favor
ably upon bill 10 appoint seven delegates 10 Conveu-
Of he southern states provided that one be called oy
majority Of the slave States and appropriated
pay expenses.
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Two More Victims ~ the Pacific Hotel ga
IFrom The 81 Louis KepubIIcal

From the 81 Louis Republican, feb 20
Mr. James Francis Geary, local reporter for the Ldg
and Mr. Eihu Pays died yesterday morning Az INC ss
ters Hospital from injuries received at the racine ho'''
IRE -.
As soon AZ Mr. a. discovered that the building was burn
ing he his wife by lea ling her out and men
back get his daughter, Florence. In returning nc -,
he threw q mattress out OF the window 70 ,ne Ds ~
below and let the little girl fall upon ~ ny 81 sh.s
her In the descent one of his feet was badly cu ~ %
when ladder was placed against the balcony, !" i,
ing 10 get upon IL ne fell 10 the cellar where no ,.s
until he was taken insepsible 10 mouse on ~
street He was subsequently taken 70 'ne nop,sL VI
a. was no, thought have been IN dsngerous oouu.os
a-a ..,s mot fatal: but II was ascertaned that his
lungs bad been injured By inhang bot a and THIS was
or bis de,th n, leaves wife and one child.
,s,cb vac Yesterday received from his brother 10
seuh Sesry dated pottsville Pa requesting that the
brdv he Is pt until he can reach here
Wy uaves died OF coucusson Of the brain brought
he fall His condition had been such that from the first
he was not expected TO survive HIS wife has arrived
Ifrom Boston, we beeveD and will have his remains re-
moved ththcr.
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MORE VOLUNTEERS FROM KENTUCKY FOR
Utah.

The young gentlemen Of Covington, KY have entered
into the matter Of forming a military company for Utah
in earnest The place of rendezvous Is al Coopers Hall,
the Lower Market and posters about town announce
all ested that tney may there form part OF the
band Of gaan, spirits who are 10 whip Brigham Young
ali his wives. go
company has been organized In Lexington, Ky, with
these o1icerstowry Beard, captain; George Harri-
son, FIRST lieutenant VIM scott second lieutenant John
W. whitney third lieutenant; Connie, orderly serseans
These are all rep ,rted chvalrous young men, atd wiz
discharge the duties Of their several positions with un
questioned ability. The company will be henceforth re
ported tho Governor.
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ANorHER FALLEN MTNIsTER--We are Informed
nv gentleman living In Shawassee county that there has
been n great excitement M the village OF Owosso Mch
gan for past Of outrage said to have
been committed by Presbyterian clergy man, by the
name OF Martin or Msrtlet. He had living in his family
young German GIRL aged 10 years OF very bright
intellect whose seduction he accomplished. HIS first ap
preach, according 10 her story, OF forcibe chsrac
embraces submitted to, until her moral
aroused and she made the exposure. We understand
that when he charged with the crime by OF his
brethren who believed in his guilt he did not deny
H. but with sanctimonous look OF horror asked how he
could meet his wife and his church His friends attempted
hush the matter up for few days promising that he
would rot leave the place but Monday last he slid
out" 10 parts unknown. Detroit Advertiser Eeb. 20.
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ACCOUNTS BY WAY OF FORT LEAvEN.
WORTH.

We have already published the general features Of the
by way OF Fort Lesvenwofth in a telegraphlc
despatch from St Louis This news arrived at
the former place the 18th ult and the lass,
date from Camp Scott by thstsrrivsl, WAS up 10
the 9th Of January last Toe winter along the route
appears to have been marked by the same mildness
which has characterized il ali along the Atlantic coas,
There was from one To three feet Of the road
from Green river 10 the Sweet Water. Very little snow
however, was seen from this point to Ash Hollo~. II
had fallen 10 larger quantity from Ash Hollow 10
Fort Geavenworth. Mr.. Hookaday, the United states
Distric, Attorney for Utah Territory, was among
thbse who arrived from Camp s,ott Al the time OF his
departure the army excellent health but very few
deaths having place among the men, among
the officers. Governor Cumming and Secretary Harwell
also said TO be in good health The weather was mo-
deate the ground for the greater part Of the time
from snow and they had succeeded keeping that ugly
customer the scurvy, out Of the camp.
AZ slated In our telegraphc despatch from st.
Louis Brigham Young, Heber Kmball, and a number Of
the leading Saints indicted for high treason on the
30th Of December last
some of the volunteers employed by RUSSELL and whose
time Of service had expired, had left Camp Scott and
met on the route home. They had walked all the way,
and some Of them we're badly frostbitten.
The impression appears TO be that the Mormons will fight
and that they have gone too far to recede.
OUR LEAvESwoRrH CORRESPONDENTS.
LKAvESwoRru, Kansas, Feb. IS, 1858.
bearer Of dispatches from Col johnston commanding
the Utah army, TO the Secretary Of war, arrived at the
fort to-day. Mr. Hockadsy formerly merchant at salt
Lake, came through with him They bring large mail
for the states.
Mr. Bockadsy len Fort Brdgcr the 9th and Dol Cooks
camp, Henrys Fork the lltb Of January, bringing
Of course the latest dates from the command
The main item Of intelligence is the fsc thai the Nor
organizing expedition 10 cut Off Marcy's sup
ply OF animals on his return from New Mexico Beyond
this the most important fscs have been sresdy commu
ncated from previous expresses
The opinion seems TO be general among the army on.
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INDICATIONS OF SCARCITY AMONG THE
MORMONS

REMARKS BY BISHOP LORENZO y. YOUNG, TABERNA-
GLE, Die 10. 1857.
have tried 70 treasure up what have heard to-day,
and pray God 10 give power 10 practice righteousness
upon the earth. ! aware that the people that are
demon mated Latter Day SAINTS occupy very conspicuous
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Unanimously adopted and signed Dec. 81 1851.
COUNCILLORS.
Tanicl n. Wells, Benjamin r. johnson,
Albert Darlington, Leonard +. Harrington.
y. n Richards, Warren s. SNOW,
MILFORD Woodruff, LOWS Brunson,
Joseph Holbrook, George A. smith.
Lorenzo snow,
REPRESENTATIVES,.
John Taylor, Speaker. Reddick ~ Alfred
W. W. Phelps, Chsuncy W. West,
A. ?. lockwood, Jonathan C. Wright,
J. G. Little, Aaron johnson,
Daniel Spencer, james G snow
Alexander McRae, Preston Thomas,
Orson Hyde, Jacob G. Bgler,
j W Cummings, George Peacock,
Hoees stout, Fsrnsworth,
Joseph A. Young, Isaac C Haght,
a. y. Cla~son, John n Lee,
John Rowberry, Isaac Bullock
John u. Parker,
In compliance with their unanimous and cordial DESIRE
and nearly every man, woman and child throughout
this Territory would gladly do the officers Of both Houses
Of the Assembly subscribed their 70 the foregoing
resolutions, A. follows
OFFICERS OF THE COUNCIL.
leo Hawkins. Secretary.
John ]. Game, Assistant Secretary.
George y. Grant, Sergeant alarms.
Samuel l. Sprasue, Messenger.
John sharp, Foreman.
Cyrus II wheelock, Chaplain.
OFFICERS or THE HOUSE.
James Ferguson, Chief Clerk
Patrick Lynch, Assistant Clerk.
VIM. H. Kimbal, Sergeant Arms
Brigham Young, Jr., Messenger.
VIM Derr, Foreman.
Jesse Haven, Chaplain.
THE UNITED STATES TROOPS SHUT OUT.
will be recoected that the United States troops and
Gov Cumming and the Territorial officers have taken up
their quarters in Green River county, issued proclsma
tons, opened court, and indicted Brigham Young and
others Of high treason The following the adopt
cd by the Mormons In retaliation
AN ACT DIsoReANIzIss AND ATTACHING GREEN RIVER
COUNTY.
Sec J. Be u enacted by the Governor aud Legislative
Assembly OF the Territory Of Utah. that Green River
~ hereby disoreanzed and attached Great salt Lake
county for electsn, revenue and judi a purposes and
that the representative appooned n Green River county
hereby apport0ned 20 Great Salt Lake county pro-
vded that this appo tonment does ake effect until
after the present session OF the legislative Assembly.
Sec All laws and parts Of laws conflicting with this
act are hereby repealed.
Approved December %, 1867.
certify that the foregoing IL correct oopv Of the orr
ginal act on ole in my Office wN n HOOPER
secretary pro tenn for Utah Territory.
A TIL or Is
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exercise Of immense amount Of labor and ingenuity
Of the most stately cdccs ever formed by wagon sheets
or the power OF man, which lovers OF beauty daily
feast their eyes Well about three o'clock In the after
noon, busied In various domestic duties, in
rushed messSergcan, Bakcrwho also rejoices
In the eupbonious appellaton OF Shaver and Tailor -
whence obtained deponent sayeth not most precious
state Of theatrical excitement Ohe Sergeant has been
play actor for ten years) exclaming In a "tremble,
tyrant' tone OF voice, Salt sat That's the cues
ton" As soon as he had recovered sufficiently explsn
himself In common parlance, learned some Ind ans
had brought some salt into camp and the precious article
be obtained for the tring sum OF two and half
couple Of pounds Jack at tncev but Jack said that he
not worth cent and had tried 10 borrow some 80
often that he much doubted any one lending him any:
they nked not the security and, on nstuting fur
sted. You can "phancy our felnks.v Tantalus WAS a
fool 70 us, when ray of heavenly light poured
sessed In some mysterious manner Il like the fellow
hope he ~ honesty Of twenty dollars In trice the mo
ney was furnished, Jack was despatched, the salt
bought when another dismal vision crossed our perpex
brains 1.-THE might be poisoned The cursed thing
came from Mormon land, the Mormons might have got
hold OF IT, and doeed IL for especial benefit II was
pad enough 10 pay " 30 pound for it, but the idea OF
gong and laying out that sum for the privilege OF being
poisoned was little to rich We looked at H. smeed II,
turned over, and finally hit on the bright expedep on
making "sbaver and Tailor lot Of and test IT, as we
unanimously agreed that any was 10 go under from
the salt Jack the man he had told us OF ~ ne nan
bought vs. and by the lord he should eat H. Moreover'
we all consiuereo hnt he undoubtedly the leas vs
able member Of our little community, ana wouIu
never be missed; anyhow, nobody cared m maoo
All Seepy Interested IN n s result Of the experiment
salt TO work af,cr many futile remoustrances, JACK
went and am rejoiced say, proved the article 10 cues
ton 10 be perfectly harmless certsiny csh sn snayh
ton ~ has sor far superior any chemical one ne puts
beyond doubt innocence OF Whatever may De ,ss,eu
give you beo~ fe fret regmen'sl orders issued oy our
euenart colonel containing the first satisfactory nte
eere ~ the existence OF those volunteer companies which
mentioned in my last having been reported mustered
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MECHANICS SAVINGS BANn
umeespssn mad benz neuen @ebdube be- Baltimore Bant,
@de pDn Baltimore unD st. gaut Strase,
MiGar6 q. Sprfe0 Vralioent.
trettDre
Gm g. 6drrifpn, 8rt. 81. 9rpub, SGbn Murpb3,
Or. ID. WDpbfbe, SObn y DrrDw, Gam. Bert,
Sames Wturras, 8DB QBinans 81. 3. ODrfep,
George 9DgerS, 0itleS 90tift, Gtdrt 81 ttreu,
SnD. %. NpB, &. Scales geefe, Geo. 81. .Rel1e.
Dtefe gant 1T tde d Spn ~ bts1 rPr fur ben @mpfane
ppn Dcppftsn unb Iussablun9 ppn @elbern often.
@eb lam pom Dollar ~aufndrt6 btnterle8t perSsn. DteSn.
terehen betra8eu 8ter 9rpcent per Sabr, u, wtrb du6er"
BON benz ueberi6ub ane3Snbre cine e + t asDtstben
inter bic OepDftpren S%ertbetlt.
summon BON trgenb tnemSetro8e TerSen SFn Sn~btpituen
Seleat0dttGn Dper Ntpctattpnen entGe9en8enpinmen. =
rent et8enen gamen bepUniren unb bleibt btefelbs Gusfatieslia
~ threr et8enen 8~erfu6un9. 22DS
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Nittner'a nprheiferte NlGhrnnidlinp.

Siroer'8 DerbeHerte YIGbm0icOtttp.
Dte,e Miafatne nurbe naGzeinem nnpartbeitI6en 0eriuGt
Iauf berpartIer A~usfeIun9 nit benz t69fer9rdnidn belrb nt
IS If ]nnnSt1te, SOn ben @erotenlten gu iprs8sn, ba berer
,ptrS, b6 cine er5ssre 9nsabl scn benielben in &ebrauS it
IRIS beinabe BON alien anoercr 3uiarmen Rsnpmnen. Dir er,
laubrn uns, 6abritanten, @ffanier unb 5 I'm ttten
ISradten 0er6elerungen Bic Wai6ine in.,siefen 8esteGun6er
IpereinfaGt BADEN. Ste ltefert jest bpppelF 70 ptel Nrbeit ale
Itriber unb lit bic einSige MaIttne, Die fetne Ynb erUbe tobri.
late, entwebGr in Qsinpanb pber 2eper, nGbsn tanr, ais menn
Ifein unterIdieb I'M Dtaterial mGre. Wae inb nit Der grEBtet
IGprofalt un6 oauertdft 96bout.
g8tr Tnb IN ben StanO 8eIeBt, unlere ItafGtnen unter libe.
Iralen 8abtnsunsen gesen alte son ir8en6 elmer Qrt untjutau'
If6en. Werfpneu, bic nntergeprenetere lRd ldtnen inter ben
.8prwonbe Der 8iGtBfeit 9etduft battn werben einen fpl6sr
8 aufdb Iebr Dqrtbeilbaft fuoen.
Nustuuft ptrb nit Dem 0rpBten8 er9nIaen in unferer 0fft
Nr. 105 8alttrlnreItraBe, Baltimore,
S. ". Sing er u. Go.
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SIN 8adertote $50. 3, Scutb WaDiir.,
neten Der @~prrefppnbent.9fftee
fne etrt8e bhbiAe 5u Gtf6enten fb eteuenbe Bidder

~ 49, O'NE "a
t%1rratbie.
Die err6e GDttaf@ @ra6tttbet NIT SQuara.
ttpnen Won S. S6nprr, Nler. Strr1uber unt on.
bern AteNtern. OfutI6es Natipnal=Q6ert. Gh5s
ner ret9 p%er9plbeter Warpqutnbb. nit @elblar. SfSNo
Die 6Ft1erfG "a III etne @ptfSs8tt.
berktbel, bauerfaft unb fdBn In 9eber eetunb,
nit ShttB II 5tsn
6 pettes 80 erte. Deutf6e 0rtetndlousa. 3 gbr '"O
init S%tatlfiben epn Raulbab, BATS lRoTpccpbbs SO m
Die1etben In 6 B5n6en philadelphia Gusaabe, WRsitFe.a
lin BGnbe, reid ~UerGplbet 830
Diefeten Gpttafae NuSsabe inc SGnbrn' ret6 rer,
9cieett tdlb MldrpccobGnte nit @plbI6nttt 1000
9 6itler8 Oerte In 3 8Gnben, Ortaiualdusaabe.
BATS 8attisperbdnee 3,50
Geffin u er tej 3 Ebfe in ff8b., fdPn aeburb, 375
8 II s u erie, S9Gner M pufeltntb. uMt Sierra. fJs0
Werte, 8 BGnbe, elegant e~e6unben 500
ID alter Stptts aus8ep. bVmane, 10 3bsite, elt,
CANT ~gsbaubtu 6.75
Retnete ber 5E&s ~tnnfStrty reid II. ssT9mad.
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