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seems to be designed to exasperate the people
OF this Territory against the troops and to ex-
cite InsubordinatiOn in the army.
In this document Governor Cumming speaks
OF company of United States infantry being
stationed around the courthouse, in which T
am now holding a term of the district court !:
and also of several additional companies of in
fantry, one OF artillery, and one of cavalry,
being stationed in sight of the court house
He also says that the presence of these soldiers
has tendency not only to terrify the inhabi-
tants and disturb the peace of the Territory,
but also to subvert the ends of Justice, BY caus-
Ing the intimidation of witnesses and Jurors
He says that this movement of troops has been
made without consultation with him, and
against the letter and spirit of his instructions
In regard to his statement that the troops
are stationed around the court house at Provo.
| have only to say that the assertion is not
tfue-they are stationed near the court borisc.
and on one side of it.
The additional troops referred to rs being
within sight Of the curt house, are at least
four miles distant. This assertion must have
been designed to create false impression as
to the relative situation of tho court house
and the troops.
In regard to the inhabitants being terrified
by the presence of troops, it is proper to say
that many OF them are very much annoyed BY
their being here at this time; but those who
seem to be stricken with terror have fed the
country on account Of crimes committed by
them, and the fear of just punishment for their
Onences-among them are to be found several
OF the jurors, Presidents of States, 4" bishops.
and also civil officers of the Territory
liz Is perhaps proper to say that the grand
jury was selected by the county court, under a
recent act of Legislature of this Territory,
which was signed by the Governor, and that
several notorious criminals were members of il.
That none but those who are conscious of
guilt are under the influence of fear is mani
tested by the fact that at sll times whom the
court is in session the courtroom is crowded
by hundreds Of citizens
The assertion that witnesses and Jurors are
or have been intimidated by the small military
detachment near the courthouse is without
foundation while the real fact is that witnesses
have been threatened and intimidated by the
very inhabitants who are said to be 80 much
terrified. To such an extent has this been car
ried that witnesses who appear and testify in
behalf of the prosecution are compelled to seek
safety under the protection of the troops that
are here, many of them having signed petit
tion requesting that the troops shall not be re-
moved, and representing that their security and
safety depended alone on their presence
In regard to the statement that the troops
are here without consultation with his Excel
Iency, the court has yet to learn that it is sub
servient To, and cannot act except under Ex-
ecutiYe dictatiOn
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AUCTION SALES.

By J. G. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctioneers.
EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSE
- HOLD EFFECTs AT PUBLIC SALE.-On THURS
DAY MORNING. Nav 5, at 10 O'Clock, at the res.
ldence OF Dr Maxwell, U. r., No. 26f street,
between l7th and 18th sts., shall SELL all his Fur.
nltnre and Ell ects. eomprising--4- =.
suit et Rosewood P2rlor Furniture, covered with
MAROON Plnsh, comprising large French Sofa, 2
Srm Chairs, Lady Chair, 2 Fancy Chairs, 2
2handsome Walnut Cabinets. filled with various
Chlnese hgures and ornaments, =
Gilt-franfe Mirrors, Gas Chandeliers,
Chnese carved iron wood Arm Chairs, furnished
IN Crimson Brocatelle,
Toilet Sets. 49, = ->' oN'f""''o'' "A"
JaPans.s and Chinese Quartette Tables, Waters
Cane -eat aud Willow Chairs. Chinese Stools.
BnnsseI, BBTnssseIls, IhIee-ply and Ingram Carpets,
Mahogany Bedsteads, Bureaus Washstands
Mahogany and Painted Wardrobes, Toilet sets,
Enamelied Cottage Set,
CRIB and Bedding,
Hair and Husk Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows.
b,ankets, Comforts, Spreads,
,,hnese Camphor Trunks and Clothes Baskets,
Mahogany Sid aboard, Dining Tables, Sofa,
Willow Arm ChaiIs, Ottomans,
china, Glass and Crockery Ware, .....
Table Cutlery, Silver plated Castors, Cake Bas-
Chinese Tea and Cof,o Service. Plates, &C.,
1ogSther win general assortment of Kitchen
Terms 8 % and under cash over that sum credit
bearing interest. "'o-'
sp So-eoads J.C. MCGUIRE L CO., aucts.
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JOHN MARBURY. Trustee
ap 6-tO6ds J. C. MCGUIRE & CO Aucts
By A, GREEN Auctiopeer

NO. l4s5.-CIRCUIT COURT OF THE DIS
IRlCr OF COLUMBIA, SITTING IN CHANCERY.
Miller and Wife Va. John and Cdtharins Mason ct
a., he'rS at iaIc Of Aie1ander Maconlb.
The su ubscrlber, the Trustee appointed by the de-
cree rendered IN above cause, Obedience to said
decroo VIII sell. at public auction, the premises
on TH URSDAf, the 5th day of May, 12s9. at Eve
o'clock p. m all the right ttle interest and estate
OF the parties to the above in and to the fol-
lowing lots OF ground, lying in the city of Washng
ton, d. e., and designated upon tho public plots Of
sad city, to wit: Lots numbered ~ and I3 in Square
No, 25; Lots No and IA, In Square No. %; Lot l5
IN square No. 50; Lots No. and IS, in Square No.
a.; Lot No. 8 In Square No. 20 Lot No. g. ~ Square
no; Al; Lot No =, IN Square No. q; and Lots No.
The terms Of sale will be: One third of the pnr-
two equal lnstaiments, bearing interest from the
day Of sale at6 and IL months from day of sale for
which the purchasers will be required to give their
prOmlsory notes; and upon the hnal ratification Of
the sale by the Court and tho full payment of the
purchase money by the purchaser, the ,ubscribrr
will convey by good and sufficient deed or deeds TO
the purchaser or purchasers all tho title. interest
and estate o. the parties the above in and
the said lots sold.
The terms of sale to be complied with BY the pur-
chaSers within days from the day of sale: and.
upOn failure SO To comply, the lots to be rssoId by
the subscriber upon such terms he may direct at
the risk and expense of the purchaser or purcha-
serg.
All conveyances az the cost Of the purchasers
The sale Will commence with tho lots in Square l2e,
J. B. II. SMITH, Trustee.
ap -eo3w6ds A. GREEN, Auct.
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ap l3-eo3wdds
INTER ESTING TO BUILDERS AND FAR

INTER ESTING TO Builders AND FAR
MERS.
The undersigned have now on hand the largest
and best selected .tock Of LUMBER ever offered in
this city, embracing every description of material
to be found IN first class Lumbsr-yard.
They enurnerato in part as follows, viz:
White and Yellow Pine TImbers, all dimensions
a l'ngths,
Albany Panel, merchantable and select Lumber, all
thicknesses,
Susqnehannah do. do. do. do
Bright and Rated Cuttings. 4, 6 and 8-4,
Carolina Joists, Scantling, and Rails for fsncing,
HcmlCck Rails.
Norway, HemlOck. Spruce, and Eastern Shore
IoIsts and Scantling, all lengths,
Florlda, Carolina, Eastern Shore, and White Pine
Flooring, own mill work,
10000 feet and 54 prime Flooring, worked and
ready Tor Immediate use, and in the rough to he
parties may want it.
Daily expected. cargo Of ONE MILLION
LATHS OF superior quality, direct from Maine, and
thirty thousand PICKETS from four to five feet
IODt.
On hard. two hundred Thousand prime HEART
and LOG RUN SHINGLES, very large.
Our mil planlng machinery Is IN perfect order and
daily producing work In flooring partition material
one or two-slde planning, as well as Tabeting and
JoInting, TO which no other mill work can compare.
. We have also recently arranged a large circular
Saw, and keeping on hand full stock OF large tim
bers. are enabled to produce dimension pieces with
less delay than any other establishment.
Parties wishing supplies are requested to call,
and we feel assured, our facilities in purchasing
enable us to sell At the lowest prices and upon the
most satisfactory terms to those whom rec to
trust. FfTZHUGH COYEE YRO
ap 2-eo3t Canal street, bet. i31s and l4th sts.
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By J. C. Mcguire & CO., Auctroneer..


lERf VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS.-By
XlTtne OF deed of trust the subscriber will on
WEUNESDAi, April 26. 1859, offer for sale at
public auGtInn "a front of the premises at 5 o'cl'k
Dlstrictof Columbia. which arc among the very
pest building sites in the city, to wit; Lots Nos a
anu 4o square 248, west side Of 18th street 'front.'
Ing each "a feet inches, by l2i feet deep conta ts
2S4n fset each. SAID lots in Davldson's subii-
vision of said square. ~
Terms of sale. One-fourth of the purchase money
VIII he required in hand the day IF sale: the res
idue IN three equal payments at the end of6 I9 and
which notes will be req ured. "
III the terms IF sale not complied with in thrce
DAYS from theday Of sale, the subscriber reserves
the night TO sell the lot lots bought by the default
ing purchaser, at bis their risk at such time on
see fit. ~ i "" "o hie'
Conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser.
JOHN MARBURY. Trustee
ap s-so&ds J. C. MCGUIRE 4 co, Ancts
3lErHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
hour and place. '''
JOHN MARBURY, Trustee
ap S-eod j. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auct'rs.
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Mn NOTICE. ~
SNE offer to the ladies Of Washington SS
2lkoand vicinity now nv complete stock of-J<
SPRING and SUMMER GOODS.
MANTlLLAS.
Sournoux, in silk and lace,
Thlnas, IN silk and lace,
Handsome assortment in Lace Mantillas,
Black and White Berege Tanas,
Spanish Points, Bournoux,
Fine assortment in French Bonnets. Straw Goods,
Ribbons. Flowers, Mts and all kinds of keai
I.aces.
TRIMMINGS.
POmpadour, EcOssaise. Marabout,
Taconne, Garnitures, Agraffes.
Tulip Buttons, Tulip Tassels, Mandlnl,
Gulpure Button Trimmings.
GREAT FCONVENIENCE TO THE LADIES.
All kinds Of Patterns for Ladies' and Children 4
Wear, Boys and Girls, every size, can be
bought at moderate prices.
JUST RECEIVED.
Hair Nets, Fiet Coihures, Real Lace Wells
EmbroIderies of all kinds, G.. r..
TnomPson's best quality Hoop Skirts.
M. WILLIAM,
ap d cow 32 Market Space
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FOR RENT-The DWELLING PART of the
esst Of nh street and over Harvey Cos Hard,
Fats c69Th SsH[e ARR5y RRo 70 cAMPBELL c0YtiaEp
A yAbUABt.R FARM FOR sALE-situ.ted
d The Of S nss i5Sm
and Little Falls roads, consisting Of la2 In
and K B. g.
about 80 acres, in Fairfax county. Va, miles
buildings and is well watered and tmSeied: Il Is ali
Of fruit rsspbsrIis. strswberries f &C. % Se TSs
terms OF sale will be made very easy TO sait pur-
For psitcs.r, sppy TO nc CHARLES lar R RasKi%s
Architect, Penn. avenue. ..l-Ll. ! mar 2a-a
FOR Sal. sAEET9n : :, sec9mmodating terms, a very
DweIIing-N-. 2sO-with back building attached,
containing IN all "a rooms; has a very dry cellar,
s~ snS 5 G the
and midway between the Treasury Department and
Psdsy one N .:ssss s city,
sf% RB So Gss $50 .sor
FOR KENT-The very desirable DIV EI.IING-
HOUSE, DO. 81 Bridge street at the corner Of
ndo br,osa ana Jsherson streets Georeetown 1t has
convenleIce OF water and gas throughout 1t CON
and kitchen
oi w washington and the Potomac river, with the ad-
(acent country. The situation is convenient and
healthy. Possession given on the LIST of Nav FL
qulre ofDr. CHAS. III. CRAGIN, 124 DumbartOn
Also, several Stables and Carriage houses for
rent. supPlled with water from the Aqueduct; Ap
P-r -n- ~ .Hosp. - an Zs-tI
EOR SALE-Thst desirable two-story BRICK
DWELLING. No. 80 Market street, between
Prospect and st streets Georgetown:D D c., lately
occupied by Mrs Helen NJ. I.euber. This, property
offers rare chance for safe and judcious invest
menL. The house contains double pa5or, passage,
large apd commodious cellar, three bedrooms ser
wants room. clothes room, and smoke house. II
has also the convenience Of gas all through the
and S, nnt 81 %sET IN tae {ard The
erty will be sold low if Immediate application Re
Or to joHN j. BoGUE, at the the ONCE Of the Adams
Express Company.
Title indisputable- . ap2I-tf
VALUABI.E IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR
TERM OF YEARsThSs Gndef.isaed GrdF viii Tns eass
of September next the PREMISES on the south %
es1 eoTneT & oi Penn, avenue and llth street which
the largest and most successful boarding house in
the Federal Metropolis. It's position on Penn ave
dents house, and its immediate proximity 10 the
Washi hington Theatre and Philharmonic Hall, one
or both of WHICH is open nearly every night in the
eligible in Washington city for hotel kept on the
European plan. Its sleeping apartments can easily
be arranged to accommodate one hundred persons
dining, and restaurant apartments can be ar
ranged to accommodate even a far greater number
oTiy on Sns E@9THPesa @ Plan The entEanees pnbiS and
avenue, and nearer to the Theatre and Philharmonic
Hall than others that be established. For in
Star Once, asR2S city, to W. D.
mar 25 If -
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DENTISTRY. &c.

DENTISTRY, &C,
n DENTAL NOTICE.
IJR. HILLS has removed his Office 70 the rooms
long occupied by Dr. Master, (36 Penn'ia~
avenue, between eth and 10Th sts.. where SpS
he will be pleased tn all who may desire l1O
his services. For professional ability l am kindly
permitted 20 refer TO DR.. Malster. ja4
M TEETH.
lf1. LOOMS, Nj. D., the inventor and patentee OF
the MlNERALP PLATE TEETH, attends
persons personally at his Office in this city. ny
Many persons can wear these Teeth who SIIO
cannot wear Others; and no person can wear Others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my Office can be sccommoda ted
with any style, and price of Tceth they may desire
but to those who particua and wish the purest
oleanest, strongest and most perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms in this city, No. SSS Penn avenue, betreeu
9Th and 10th Streets also, e Arch street. Philadel-
phIa. Sc 2I-ly
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IL Announcement is made Of the production
OF a new opera from the pen Of Rossini callet
took place at the residence Of the maestro In Paris
Aibeni taking the part Of the heroine. 20 i.l.5y
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EMRICH'S PHILADELPHIA LAGER BEER
II DEPOT,
$40 E.srenth strsst, q Je,c doors ADORE Farnhan's
r ... RHildiug.
The undersigned respectfully announces that he
has accepted the Agency of LAGER BEER from
j. A P Baltz, from Philadelphia, and is prepared
to furnish any quanty tn tho trade or private fam
lies This Lager has had q reputation last summer
of being the best, and the undersigned is satisfied
that it will be this summer as good any in the
city.
xny orders left as above i'll be attended to with
promptness and dispatch. ..-.if .t.N - RI.
~ No charge for delivery.
ap F-eosm q :. ~ s...-.. :. ... p ENRICH.
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lALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROADS
WASHINGTON BRANCH.

% y c. ssz
:; For the accommodation, Of passengers upon the
between Washington and Annapolis Junction,
es%%mmencins on Wednesdsy, 27th inst, leaving
WashnEton daily. except Sunday, at 3s5 pm, a md
the Junction, on its return, at 5 p. IN.
PASSENGERS for Annapolis will take this train.
by th th. ss o,t of the stations
ride. e .
apzlw TIL. PARSONS.
T SOYER'S SULTANA SAUCE.
originally made for the club houses of London can
now be had of all dealers in fine groceries also at
the primer pal hotels and restaurants. The London
Its flavor is excellent, and it affords considerable
aid in cases of slow and weak Digestion"
ws,ao wWnoesas sale, Agent, WM N, +; ALIEN, No 80
sale a. SO by A. c. ROBERTS, Grocer, Ilth and
Hine Hreets, Phl!adelp phia. Pa u. III. IDENOUR,
SCGnieSti3ner, S;,n No. 3O4 Pa avenue, Washington
City, u. Z. ap 2-2w
OUR BUSINESS
.FRANKLIN ROTHROCK,
sos, CoRNEB Ninth AND SHEETS,
Are now in receipt of their sPR ING STOCK,
n designs of of FFench EPsiish d oss Ameaean DeaS
PhhPERaANGINGs ever Brought to this city.
tsnsiye stock Of Gold and Painted WfNbOW
SHADES, ranging in prices from 81 to $40 per
SHADE HOLLANDS, of every color, from 81
Gilt GoRNIcE CURTAIN BANDS and
rtLNS. we have also very, fine selection of the
apoVe goods, embracing entirely new designs.
OUR TERMS.
we viii be happy to put up in complete and
xorkmanlke manner any of the above goods at the
10 possible price for CASH, or the usual time
IL We ask a trial. ap 25-2w
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limited STATES NAIL LINE.
" ONLY REGULAR LINE
AND WITHOUT FAILURE FoR ElsHT YKAIs.
FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON.
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.

Regular SGatt~s Days, STA asd 2oth Of each nsonfh
CAUTION.1so many frauds and impositons Of
various kinds have been lately perpe- ,eSee
trated on travellers bound to CALIfOR- -S1GL&
MA. that the subscriber, the only
thorzed sgentfor passage by the u Mail Lane, wa
Panama, in the city of New York, feels y hlS duty
20 caution all persons seeking passage 70 Cahforns,
that TO AVON IMPOSITION, they must be carem 70
find the true ofhce of the Steamships OF the u. =
Mail Line via Panams Railroad, as no other Once
in New York ls authorised TO engage pessage
The Companies have only one ofloe n 4, New York,
vhich h At III West street, corner OF warren St,
fronting ON the North River, at the head OF the Com
FIJI III Sbserxs my sirn over the door.
DEaULAR STEAM PACKET LINE BE
MHnAEsHINS HnEMSNffT STpN, SSi i;ssys. Com, Com srsaS
DIAMOND STATE, on wEDNESDAYS.
COLUMBIA. SATURDAY, at o'clock D. m.
Iesye Rileyss whsf. waxhington:
DIAMOND STATE, ON FRIDAYS ~rH
COLUMBIA. WEDNESDAY MORNING. 9
The oolumbia stops 1t the principal landings on
'-sl'' e THos, w. RILEY, Aren't.
sp+Tu&Th sm Risy's Wharf, lith street
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FROM UTAH.

The following letter is from an intelligent
and hbcral-minded gentleman in Utah to
friend in this city:
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

SHOES! -...l SHOES SHOESu
No. is PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE,
between 9th and 9th streets, Sign Big l6. Y"
IL Slo,c0 worth must be sold. -
Call and examine. ap7-lm
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR RENr-The DWELLING PART of the
sstory Hamse south side of Pennsylvania av;-
ware Store. Apply to CAMPBELL & COYLE, OF
+. COYLE Il BRO, mar l8 III
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Copy of REMARKS dsiirsred By Judge C,aal,.
bIagh, OF til. Second Judicial Distrief.
from the Bench ia Proro, Oll the 30t6 MarcL
1859, tH reply 10 The proelamasion OF dIfrrJ
C"6imiag, G0re'PiOr Of the Tsrrttoyy of
Ufqh. -
4 have received a document from Alfred
Canning, Governor Of this Territory, which in
its heading purports to be n proclamation. while
in the body Of the document il would seem t.
he Kind of protest Instead of being add r ~ ed
20 the General commanding the depsr ment o.
Utah, il seems to be intended for the public a
large. Taking the whole thing together, i
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tas aud peelduenenl lit @ertbeieieer ss'
Menerfrpfkpr 2

baas aud ,peslduene,al lit @ertbeieiser Der
Neaertreiber ? r.. n..3.s
limb fon,it fefe,1 @te bei4ieoer. unb mol
len Sie 11ebr BON u,ns bSret, 70 frtp MIR
3u jeber 3ett berett> In 6feutli&er Mafe'a<
Yeriammlun9 @nen ee9eniber3ntrete'' nt!o
ben &f lber biele ODER ir8e1o ~el@e
politil9e Taeesfrase NIT Sbnen auf3unebz
men ; ALIEN uniere 3eit 1T uas gu >uertbz
opll, uns nit Sbnen in 3ettun9er' gu tab'
baleen, nod baben mir SUIT Sbnen @ele<
senbeit su eeten> einen &beil beg Publt<
furns nit .Sbren @dimpf< une S&mab<
artiteln 3u belutiaen; benn eS i4eiat, oab
@ie paour@ baupt1d<@ SIRE 3eituns i1<
tereNart MAIDEN woQen> 70 tpte au@ ben
d4tjeluiti!9en @runpiab befol9en 9dufe
@9mub unb S@tnnpf auf Deinen @e9ner,
unp Du bait ietnen Ginflub sebro@en. -
Sic beutf6en 9ele8atem
Der republitanii9en @puntY &cnsent'on
Don &aml e9 County.
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@peben erbQlten

@peben erbalten
so Bpren @tdrfe;
$50 AiFtn Seife;
200 " @tar &anble5;
100 Gaber @bists;
100 balbe
so Rifen @laret @ein;
So seri4itbene @prten &isarren;
1OBoren serldieoener @prten 8autabade. Gin
ausselu9tes enforcement ertra finer @ai4leife.
@ammtli@e @aaren babe i4 auf @ommiilon
erbalten, unb bin beauftrost> b~teitlben iebr biQis
fir @a1b ~ sertaufen. CRUDE baber ale Mie<
berpertaufer ben @tud in &ueeni&sin 5u ,ebmen.
8elpnbers aufmerflam made i& bic &aufeute
auf benz Qanbe; Ge tSnnen bieie Irtitel ~nirsfnbs
70 biQis unb nirsenbtup better fnben.
Gpbn 81. Ni6ter,
Sort Strabe, ct. Yaul. Minn.
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9euti@e Sauf ..

i. d 8. WtC(luS,# oQlat pQ1l(,
Grdber Meper II. @iQtus,) 1o1i
Die1tlte umfa6t nebR allen il, has Bauffdd
einl9lasenben belonbtr5 folsenbe ;3meiae:
@e9iel ouf DeutI1lanb,I '"t
icrie auf ALE 9auptplafe Grantrtids, Der S&psi1
unb beS Jnlanbes tperben tets in beliebiasn Sc.
trdsen urb 3u ben einaiefttn Btuinsuneen abet'
eeben. -'45la Q. jig 72Slt2jia%
Die Mussabluna Spn @elbern III
in iraenb einem Ibeile Deutl4laubs unt be,
@@weij bei@aden mir, inotm mir ben @tsentpertl
Der lei uns eineeaablten 8etrase ben Gmpf1n.
germ IelbItt in ben entle9entN Srtl1aften, foiten.
frei in's 9aus lenoen la0en unb tSnnen IN ier,
Muftrasseber bic Observation-Disclosures ibre,
Dreunoe ipater bei uns entsesennebmen. Gerne,
belpr9en mir bic IL !hE
Gtnatebuno BON @eloeru
in europa unb treroen bic ta3u erferberli9eu
Yapiere, als: 80
@pQma9ten,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Ipbtenldeind &c. bon
uns auseefertiet unb beret @Iltigfeit nerbir9t.
Nu4 belor9en mir bic conf ularii4e 8eslaubi9une
folder Dptumente.
Yo0a9el9eire
CUR freiet Tabrt iiber Bremen aa9 9ttp< gort.
Baltimore pber Netp- Orleans berabfclgen pir ~
3eitsem,aBen Yrsiitn. @ol@e @@eire baten MI,
fir bic in b~en1elben benannte Yer(pn @altisteil
unb fGnnen ni1t BON ~berlelben n~ertauft pber uber-
TRACER. ,perben. @irt Der @&ein son Der betref-
fenoen Yerlon ni4t benubt, 70, tatten mir ben
Raufer beNelben bic Raufiumnte, ab3a9li@ &out.
miliun, 3urid. =
@tr Yer9iten 3inlen auf @elper,
bic ouf befimmte :3tit Bel uns bepunirt lint, iber>
nebmen bic 8eleeun9 ben @apitalien in @runb-
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bic Gin5iebuns pom Weditln unb Nuten in Urgent
einem 2beile Der gereintsten Staaten unb 3ableu
bic bU9ite prdmie fir
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~eneungen ea9eeen eeu,a9t terbeu.
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