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HARTFORD. Conn. Tuesday. April G. SO.

HARTFORD, Conn. Tuesday, April 6, SO
We have returns from all but seven
teen towns in the State. The Republi
cans have elected 1913 Representatives
and the Democrats 7S. The Senate. i,
is believed, will stand l6 Republicans to
5 Democrats.
The vote for Governor, in all but sew.
entecn towns. gives Buckingham, the Re.
publican candidate for Governor, a plu.
rality of 3,1o0.
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St. Louis Municipal Election.

ST Louis, Tuesday, April 6, 1858.
The r, turns of the municipal election
yesterday are not all made, but enough
is known to insure the election Of the en-
tire Free Democratic ticket ty an aver
age majority OF 500 10 200.
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ANTI-LECGiipTGN VICTORIES.
Cincinnati Municipal Election.

CINcINNATTI, Tuesday, April 6, 1858.
A: our municipal election yesterday the
eutire Ahti-Lecomptor ticket was elected
By majoritic' ranging from 1900 to 900
Thirteen out of the seyentcCn Council
men are Att LecomIton.
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DUBUQUE, Iowa, Tuesday, April 6, 1858
The election yesterday passed off quietly
II. S. Wetherington, the peoples candi-
date for Mayor, was elected by 500 ma.
jority.
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PORTLAND, Me. Tuesday, April 6, 1858
AT our municipal election to-day, Jed
e4iah Jcwett, Republican, was elected
Mayor, receiving 2ls majority over Mr.
Sharpley, Democrat. The City Council
is strongly Republican.
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your best journals you would wish to be

your best journals you would wish to be
advertised in throughout your town and
county, and we will commerce as soon as
we hear you have accepted our terms.
Herein you will see the prices at which
it retails at, &c. You will of course, un-
derstand the small amount of the first in
voice for which We require cash, is put
toward defraying some small portion OF
our heavy outlay in printing and adyef-
tising; then all goods after which you
may please to order we send upon eight
months sale; that is to say, an account oI
what is sold must be rendered US every
eight months, and what is left over to 90
on the following eight months account.
We feel confident large business will
be the result of this agency. Awaiting
your reply,
We remain,
Respectfully yours,
OLLIPnANT, BARTLETT &-Co.
p. S.-We shall send you, to keep in
stock, few hundred pounds of coffee, in
the bean, at the same price, packed in lin
canisters. In replying, state how you
wish your name to oppear in connection
with our advertisement, and we will have
it arranged accordingly. Having writ,
ten you all in connection with this agency y
our terms are strict and exclusive, ant
no deviation can be made
Accompanying the circular this invoice
was sent the amounts varying slightly
none, however being for larger amoun
than $50, lest suspicion should be arous
ed aud inquiries be made:
- New York, March 81, 1853.
Bought of OL1puANT. BARTLETT & Co.,
West India Company's Coffte Warehouses
208 Broadway and l56 Fulton ST., N. Y:
TERMS:
100 ID No. West India Coffee at &c. 50 OF
80 lb No. West India Coffee at &c. u
so Id No. 3 West India Coffee at lc. 5 81
sis O(
Terms Cash for Sample Invoice. All fu
ture orders on s months
Exclusive Agency for - County.
The subjoined flank certificate of agency
was also forwarded to be returned foI
the signature of "O!liphant,. Bartlett &
Co., as directed, if the important trust
of agent of the ''West India Company
should be accepted
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Operations of the United States Mint.

The coinage of the u S Mint, iu Phil
adrlpha, for the mouth Of March was
S2G0,722 so in goll, principally in dou-
bic eagles; S}76, ,010 in silver, wholly in
half and quarter dollar pieces, and sls,
900 in ceuts.
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ST. LOUIS, Tue day, April G, 1853.

OF. LUUIe ucsuay, AprlI Q, ISo5.
The whole of the Free Soil ticket
headed by j. " Gariinhine for Mayor
was elected at Jefferson City YESTERDAY y
By an average majority of 70.
The average majority for the Free
Democratic ticket iE this city is LOO
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An Omission.

To our list of township Officers, last
week, we omitted the name of +. Is.
Woodward, one of the Justices of the
Peace, elected in Cooltaugh township.
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OGDENsBURG, Tuesday, April 6, 1858
AT our municipal election to-day the
entire Republican ticket was elected by
najorities ranging from 90 to 80.
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DETROIT, Mich, Tuesday, April 6, 1888.
Partial returns from the town elections
held IN this State yesterday show large
Republican gains.
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s1- Scarce article--seryaDt girls, in
Kansas. A letter writer says, that in
Leasenworth, girls can readily get SIS
ger month.
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6G~ You have no business to have any
business with any other peoples business;
but mind your own business, and that is
buiness enough.
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ELMIRA. n. Y, Tuesday, April 6, 1853.
NJ, +. Hall, was to day e!ebted Mayor
of Flmira on the Republican ticket.
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ToNGUE-A little horse that is cont;n.
lally running away with the-womep.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-26


~, DR.. P. c. Gallaird and DR.. J. J. Chisom
h5sSl aust been elected professors in the Medical
College of South Carolina.
....-fhomssj Mackey, tried in Charleston, g.
C., for recruiting men for Walker, has been ac-
quilted,
Il Sovernor wizard, of: mdians is. rSinr;
very low with a severe attack of pneumonia, or
congestion Of the Lungs. His recovery is doubt
T.. Nine La,Gsspge. r oneonE Fiberini and
liverpool, last weeks 80 tF.tE 80 -
~. Mr.. yandenhof was to appear at the
Theatre Royal on the 18th, in celebration of the
fftieth anniversary of his appearance On the Liv-
| erpooi stage p" ,-.t".. .sso'- s-.',jr'.
r.. Private letters from Vim. c. Bryant. dated
AT I'll state that hewas still detail ned at Naples
by the illness of Mrs. Bryant, who is gradually
| improving in health. sIr .1...r.. -, ~
| g .... @: g. Poindexter has become one Of the
editors Of the Nashville Union, having. with j.
o. Griffith, bought out the interest of G q. Tor.
bett, the former proprietor. 8aa O.. p 81. =
|, -. The Hon loren p. Waldo. now JUDI
| Of the Superior Court of Connecticut, and long
! the respected and efficient Commissioner Of Pen.
sio9s in this city, is among the distiny uis he'd
strangers now In Washington. He IS at VII
laIds. no e.. ,,,-I.n,, ,i...r
| 20 -: The knglish papers by the last niatl an
| noupce the death of The, Dean of4York at an ad-
vanced age. He was uncle to Sir A Coekburn,
| the present ChiefJustice of the Common Pleas
and brcther-inlaw to the late Sir Robert Peel T.
| t.... The Hon. Francis Moore, formerly OF the
| Houston Telegraph, and the father of the Texas
press, Is atthe Kirkwood House, in this city. For
three years past, DIR. Moore has devoted hiIns eff
to the patriotic work Of exploring and making
1 Known the geological resources or Texas for
| which labor OF love no other American GENTLE
man is better qualified. For twenty years his
editorial lahors in behalf Of sound progress and
true conservatism combined, did as much for
Texas as the iabors of any other of her citizens,
| however engaged in connection with her public
| affairs. il now lacks but few months Of twenty
| wears since the editor Of the Star commenced the
| fisiness"f conducting a newspaper In the same
| State. In ali the intervening time until three
| years ago, we were familiar with the editorial
pen OF the gentleman named above, and never
read from il aught but c0mmendahle sentiments
| DIR. Moore Was, indeed, an editor i'm thousand
! Editor Of the !Star.'PIease do me the kind :
ness iocorfecta publication Of yours of the 2ith
+ Instant, by stating ia your paper to-day that
! never, was ofered nor accep Pied the position of
Assistant Superintendent of the Doc ument r oons
| Of 4he House, nor do atthis momeat hold any
official connection with the Capitol. {.
ours, respectfully, -. -'i".. t..
/ v. HUNTER, Of Kentucky.
| Washington, D C., May e6, 1853. '''.t'
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The ONION reviews the position OF the New
York ALJion, which conte nds that the stopping
and examination of vessels bearing the Ameri-
can, Gag is but q means of verifying their
nationality" and therefore should be consid-
cred inoffensive. The Union shows that the
distinction recognised by British diplomacy
between right of search and right of visitation
is a distinction without difference, and main
tains that on the high seas an American vessel
is portion of American jurisdiction, and can
not be visited, stopped or hindercd without an
outrage upon American nationality. 1t shows,
the original claim of search; its denunciation
by Lord Palmerston in 1910; its reassertion by
different name under Lord Aberdeen in 1912;
its practical exercise under Lord Derby in
1883; and, finally, its utter condemnation by
Lord Stowell, the most learned and distin-
guished judge of England except as a bcllig-
erent claim" 'rr -.5 >
The Union, further, advises Democrats to
abide the decisions Of regularly organized
Democratic conventions 49,
The IntelhgeUcsr has no editorial. ..
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III The Courier des Flats Unis Furnishes, .
comparison between the navies OF Great Britain
and France, contending that however superior in
number of vessels the former may lie to the la,
ter; yet in point Of ability for effective service
the advantage is altogether on the side Of
France.
England possesses $50 ships OF, war, partly
sailing, partly screws, and 1872 gun-b boats. TIC
complete the equipage Of her men-of- war Eng.
land needs ]5o,O00 men, and she is entirely with
out ability to furnish them. Her present mate
r'et for naval service, including cabin boys, is
but So 80. .r
On the other hand, France has $50 ships OF
war, and 80 gun-boat., and the personnel Of the
French marine is now perfectly organized: in
time Of peace 5000 suthcing in time of Wal
10000 being necessary to complete the armameE
Of all the vessels, while the population of the
French coast can furnish l69 ,0O0 sailors
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Proceedings Of To-day.

IN THE SENATE, to-day, MIR. Stuart presented a
petition for an additional Indian agency, and for
taking care Of the half breeds in the State of
Michigan.
Mr.. Hunter called up the House resolution for
paying dues to witnesses before committees ;
agreed to.
Mr.. Hamlin presented circumstances from the
authorities AID citizens of Georgetown auaiuS,
setting apart any portion Of Wa, hing county
from the esjoYment of certai n privileges accorded
Washington city; referred.
Mr.. johnson, OF Ark, introduced bill estab-
fishing postal routes in that State; referred
MIR. Shields introduced bill for constructing
military road in Washington Territory; re-
ferred
Mr. Polk introduced bill for completing a
section OF road in New Mexico; referred
hlr. brown presented petition from citizens
OF Georgetown in relation TO a national armory :
referred.
Also, reported House hills i'm favor of placing
lamps along the Mall, and In favor of railroad
along Pennsylvania avenue laid on the table
On motion of MIR Seward, the Senate resumed
the consideration of the bill for improving and
securing the harbor of Chicago; and
Mr.. Toombs proceeded with reply to Mr.
Davis, and opposed 10 the measure Of internal
Improvements generally.
THE House. proceeded 10 act on the Senate
amendments TO the Legislative, Executive and
Judicial Appropriation Bill
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o. On TIL RSDAN. MAY az,
In-the Ia-re n. Commodlons Steamer
% w " A II A ".
Tie me mbers OF the Coon WILL CLUB take great
pleasure in snnour OF To their nu- IT.
iuerous friends ana tbe public genef -sys5ssy1]N
~, that the propTict RI of oil moun 1SSs
having generously tande red em the honor Of liz su-
gutatng their Pax lion, evil ich has lately hccu ht
ted up az eat pense. ard in the hest manner.
making 1t the finest and agreeablo spot the
Potomac for the beauty of ats scenery and IT'S xten
sIve arrangements Tor tho accommodation OF oil
who Tnay honor them with their preseHce.l on
THURSDAY. the x7th ef May. and generously
thanking the CIT. zens VI WASHINGTON, GepTgeiown.
and Alexandra for the liberal patronage they rive
neither pans nor expense vii be spared 10 make
this one OF the most sgreesbe Excursions that ever
LET Washington. We hardly deem II neocssars 20
tay to numerous friends aud the pubic that this
Club was established IN the 1882 aud mas always
been remarkable for Its good order snd dIsolpl
al ats general arrangement and ls now the Oldest
Club ~ Washington.
The Ps whatsn wall leave the foot of sth street
whsTi n o'clock a. m. aud u o clock rftnrn
Ing Will leave Glymount 1T aUd ~ o'clock .. IN.
Whsiey's line ot Omnibuses will tenve the foliow-
ing places tn connect with the Bc-i Bridge and
High streets, GeorGetown. at "a O'Clock; 18th street
and Ia, avenue at ~; Eth stre aud pa avenue AZ
Of the CspI,ol NJ "a; and Navy IaTd n 7h. The
OmnIbuses will also leave the shove plaoes
cIsely.
}. Esputa's brass and string Band has been en-
gsged for the occasion. -T... -.... 49, . 40.
The Refreshmeni department will be IN the hands
TIcrets ONE DOLLAR--to I've had OF anv 81 the
members. or al the Boat on the dsy of the E1cur-
sion. ...r ma ~ 3f1'h san
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IL serious riot occurred at Lemon HILL near
Philadelphia, on Monday afternoon The Phila-
delPhia Lafayette Rifles, German company re-.
fused to surrender one of their members to the
police, when fight ensued and several men we: g
shot. D..
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IL The New York Tribune says tina, the
schooner Cortez, recently seized by the British
gunboat Forward, was not an American vessel
She was sold In Havana some time ago, for the
slave trade
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ID gold placer has been discovered on Co.
vans branch of Grand river, In Gentry courty,
Mo, and several old Californians are said to be
making IS per day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-26

ID IL 1t Is estimated that the fishermen on our
lakes receive $4,000 per annum for the fish thev
catch.
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IL To-day, the people If Maryland are voting
''For'' and against" a Convention to revise Il e
Constitution Of the State.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
~. FIRST GRAND
OfVfC AND MILITARY ExCUR SION
,1 Georgetown City Guard,
-.t .'- TO THE
WHITE HDltSE PAVILION.

The members Of the 6eorretnvn Cfty Ousrd Iafe
pleasure IN announcing 10 their fnenos -
OF GeorssIovn, Wsshlnktoa. ana -. se<5S 4.
'AlexardIa, that they intend gylng - = =.
"WEDNESDAY, June I'd 1853 800. D..
The Corps pledge themselves that no pans or et-
peuse will he spared 10 make a, the beet 81 the
Dseason.
occasion. O.. ..r. - ..r.
Refreshments and Dinner served az city prices.
b Tickets ONE DOif.h X, admitting gcnilemou
and adres-tobe os,tsined from any cf the members
or at j. r. EBis' Music store, Wash,astsn "a. 10
tickets to be sold at the boat. -, -.
ton Al e1s O'Clock aud Aexandr'a ~ O'clock.
The Military are requested 20 s2ae.r in uniform.
Coaches viii leavc eth street and Ia. Avenue 10
connect with the Beat. -..
COMMITTEE Of AvresesnsnfS. +..
Capt ], Owens Ferry, s. Davis, %. :.
Eient. J. Mason Goszer, j. Barovs,
+. NJ. Lszenby, T., n shekea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-26

III New York Policeman and New York
Doctor have been caught manufacturing quarter
dollars. Other "quarters" were provided for
them Immediately.
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LOST AND FOUND.

Coz REWARD -STOBEN-From the Va ssh-
2-C ihgtol Gymnasium ROoms, a gold mage
q Sc SWISS ID, 'ached lever No. 1881 WATCH
AND CHAIN. Any one recurring the same 10 the
lankig offlcs Of j. w. WEBB d CO.. M. ga
Ia. avenue, wal receiye the nbO:e reward and no
questions will la asked. u,. S6 ~
I OST-Yesterday, at the Park, on 7th street n
Ia valuable HAIR BREASrPlN, set IN gold
with a centre gold plate hearing eler sntiy en-
graved cres'-the coat-of arms of the owner The
hinder VII be literally rewarded 10y Leaving the
same At the Star Office. ma 8 80
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IL The Augsburg Gazette aairms positiv Nv
that a secret treaty has been concluded between
France and Russia
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Nor1cE TO MEMBERS OF CoNeRKss M embers
OF Congress can have their speeches printed with
neetness and dispatch, at the Star ofacs Price,
for 5000 copies OF sixteen-page speech, one cent
and half each; for 10 900 or more one cent each
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PERSONAL.

-. Chss: Horn, the vocatiss, has been divorced
from his wife, in London
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RE-npENINC

i KE.OPENING.
L A NJ HAPPY TO inform my old Gu stomers and ne
public that have completed the enargeme I and
Improvement Of my old stand, and thanks to their
KIND encourGS ement such nv present faculties
81 business that now can some meas re deseTye
that liberal patronage heretofore extended to me,
by offering far greater Inducements to purohassrs
| have added GROCERIES to nv stock of com
esfio es, and will have hand at all times eyery
thing belonging to the table, from the most common
necessity to the rarest article of luxury. | now
Genuine Mocha Coffee at 25c per pound,
Refined, Powdered and Crushed Sugars at IL ots
AdamantIne Candies, Is cts. -'''
Tom"ger's, hllsopp's and other Scotch Ales at
S225 per dozen, ..-r z! = ~
Fresh Ranabas, Pine piles. ranges emops nd
other Fruits. SAM'L :. DRIRY
next to corner 18th st. and Pa. ave.
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T AND WARRANTS LOCATED.
NYStEPSIA AND FITS.

h1ScEPSlA AND FITS.
DIR. o. PHELPS BROWN
THE GREAT CURER OF CoNsUMPTioN.
was for several years 40 badly afflicted by Dyspep-
sa, that for part of the tIma he was confined 10
1,s bod he was eventually cured by a prescription
furnished him by n Young caiTvoyant girl. This
prescription, given him by child, while m a
state of trance has cured every body who has taken
~, never having failed once. 1t is equally as sure
IN cases OF Fits as or Dyspepsia. The ingredients
may be found in any drug store. 4 Will send this
valuable prescription to any person on the rec ipt of
one stamp To pay postage.
Address DIR, o. PHELPS RROWN
ma Is 9t" No. 81 Grand St. Jersey CITY N n
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MEMS PRAYER MEET.
iS lNG-CHANGE OF HOUR.-The CnIor
Prayer Meeting, which has been held at 10 O'Clock
for the past week, will be held EVERY DAY. un.
al further notice. 1t IL O'Clock In tho lst Presby
rian Church. AZ ~. apS1tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-26

TaE WHATBER.-Thef following report Of the
weather for this morning is madetrom the Morse
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ITO ClTiZhNS AND STRANG IEAV.
Il ING TIE CITY, woulI offer ncrx--~,
large and weseiected stock Of Trunks SIT 1 IL
travelling Bags and Nalises OF AL sty ssS1iSLl
an quaiues. Also, a superior stot of Spring and
summer Clothing for genfl mems and youths wear
on hand. J. e. STEPHENS
ma % 2v No. SO Pa av, under Brown Hoter
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OUR NAME Is OUR MOTTO.
10. GRAND INAUGURATION
II 'eLYMouNTf'rAvILfoN.
FOURTH ANNUAL EXCURSION
Gn,d Will Cmb.

.i On THt'RSDAY. NAV 81,
In-the l,a-fe n. d CommodIons Steamer
10 n NJ m IN A n
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~ NOTICE.-The annual meeting of the
~ stockholders Of theSt Croix Manu- act urinr
and Improvement Company, for the pu pose If els
Is 9. will be held on THURSDAY, the 18th Of May
next. 1t II M, at the office of tie Company, IN
Chnbh's Bank Building.
ap S-lawiw C. Sr l. CpTRR Ga,
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PURCHASERS At THE SALE At TIE
Il Etbett House are requested to call Immediately
and get their goods: as general clerring out sale
Will take place on Friday May 2sth. at 10 O'CLOCK
ma 26 It e.. w. BOTELER. Auct.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-06-12
asSanffa9, ben ~ E: & 3 G5ltilt 1855. ei' Z

8dfcri. y ggSeller Sie 1dlfc ndt grlaubniB ers-
tbellen, ein5utretei ?I4H Ihsia y db' 20 s3st2'
9d DeiB ni4t. iaste ite SSerGeaen, i'd, 70 z Ii3llq1 =
opGet6s ipdro bie GGir3 ,uilaaslflihf onfaerill
fen 1tnbH sit iuu9er nDtarn erfbien auui auuiifiber Der
/ sGq Oer'5srr 6Hrif BON eidtsnlfsth, 1iaste>
Der Saron. uno er, ldritt nit pbllfoniniefler
Sfube uno .TreuncliGfeit benz 6iirlfen entsegen,
pelAer iiberrd6t In Der Ebar ite6en oebliebett,
mar uno NIT ftnifsren 8ltfen auf 5oie 0Ieltian.e
utlo unermartete @ruppe Dor 9n bnltatrte. l1H' ~
q Sreten sic elm, sndoiser, ,Serr,t iaSte Der 8a<
ron rnbt9, bic 8arDnin miro Sbnen ebr panfz
bar iein, baB sic 9erabe ieBt bierber funltlten
ul1o nnler @elprdd unierbraden, Denn cs &c.
traf trOdcne @efdaSftaiaden. Stb lIeste Der
Saronn elnl9e alte fiinflibri9e 0feHnunsen
per, uno tie CAB mir Quittlins barit6er, tpeiter
nlhtS uebrt9enS iparen mir init unlerni @eE
lddft 3a5Gnoe,I iinb ste bitrfen raber ni6t
firdten, unS 9ef0rt gu babeht igriauben iSie
ulir bdber aud, mid S1tad5uSiebeng benni sic
mllielt pchl, IN ben Gernllttdg8 BIN i'd
nllr Sanqaier, ilur @eiadftSnann, ,lnb Sn,uB'
nleine ;3eif gDetwerfben! Is5 ~ 3nu eG .iDG3
Il Gr 59riiBte ben 8lrltett 4uhb iehie @erabfih
3p eleider .3eita nit elmer Uerbenann9 tunos
eliter Winfen ieiner Ssato ihb sing biiauS, 1dsi
dletnbt fnbi9 tlnb gelaIIen tDie thinner! gear
ats er bic E9ar bihter q li6 seIdlrIIen,, ais er
nit elnem i9neQen' gGf Datd Den Salpu iid
uber5edSt.. battet odB 9tiem1no tcrtj iei, per5t
iawano eaS Qddeta BON feineit 9ippen, 1un6
el'e ttsfe,1 iqDerinut9spcae Erdiler Ipra4 aus.
lsnen Wienen,.u a9bI91 ,25uh52(1 n91a9g9ila
[ Sieiliebtibt,5 nllrtnelte er lsile pDr fib bin,
IL, e Hebt tbti! Sbre Saub' 3terte III Der NET
mem als i'd fetteti eatiten llaliae, pb, unb trie
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