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Murder Of United States District AHorney p. Barton
Key, by Hon. Daniel E. Sickies.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-Ths community was
thrown into an intense excitement to-day by the
killing of Philip Barton Key, United States Dis
trict Attorney for the District of Columbia at the
hands of Hon. Daniel L. Sickles. According to the
most reliable report, Mr.. Sickles, becoming con-
vinced OF the truth of certain scandalous rumors
involving his wife, resolved to revenge his wrongs
and about o'clock this afternoon, proceeding from
his residence near the Presidents House, to the
southeast corner of Lafayette square, in the same
neghborhood, where Mr.. Key was engaged in con-
versatlon with Mr.. ButterwOrth, of New York and
charging Mr.. Key with having dshonored him
and destroyed his domestic peace, shCt him with a
revolver, one OF the balls entering the left side of
his body and passing through the corresponding
point on the opposite side and lodging under the
skin. Another shot took effect in the right thigh
near the main artery. Key falling to the ground
implored Sicklcs not to kill him, but third shot
was inflicted in his right side glancing from the
body, including bruise, of which wounds
death ensued in few moments. The body
was taken into the National Club House. where
a jury ot inquest was summoned and an exami-
nation o several hours duration took place. Their
verdict merely states the death from the effects of
pistol shots, as above stated fired by Mr. Sickles
The premises Of the Club House have been crowd
ed with people all the afternoon and evening.
anXously enquiring into all the circumstances of
the horrible event. After Sickles had killed Mr.
Key, he repaired to the house of Attorney General
Black, where he was advised to deliver himself into
the hands of the officers, who subsequently, con-
veyed him to Jail, to which he was committed for
further examination tomorrow. The facts which
led to the tragedy will then probably iudiciay
transpre. The inquisiton of the Coroner was
merely with reference to the causes which produced
death.
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Charles Farley, another old English actor, has
just died, in the eighty eight year of his age The
illustrated London Ne,es says-"In his way, Far
ley was an excellent actor. He almost born
on the boards. And what a link was he with the
past. Garrck retired in June, l776, when Farley
was in his sixth year. Farley had more than seen
Garrick; he had child's part in play in which
90
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Mario was singing recently at private soirce at
the residence of Rossini, a number of musical and
artistical notabilies being present. As they were
parting, Nine. Taglioni approached Mario to com
pliment him, and said, 81 sure you do not
recognise me-" "Ah, Madame" answered the ten
or, in tone of amiable reproach, "Indeed do"
s'But you sing" said Taglioni 'as in your youth
ful days, while can dance no more" eyes, but
you have carried away the dance with YOU" gal
lantly answered the singer
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A correspondent of the Cincinnati Inquirer wri-
ting from jackson, Ohio, says that on the morning
the village, discovered vault, closed by a large
Hat stone, which was about four feet under ground
Human bones of large size, and a small chain with
coins attached were taken out, the coins much de-
faced. Several gentlemen whose names are given
believe that the vault was built by the same people
who erected the mounds in other parts of the State
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[ From our O'on Correspondent
From Washinpton

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27th.-It is rumored that
there has been serious trouble in the Cabinet during
the last day two, relative to the exposures made
by the Sherman Committee of investigation and
that it was decided that Secretary Toucev must re-
sign. | am satisfied, however, that nothing of the
sort is likely to occur. The failure to receive news
of the ratification of the Cass-Irisarri treaty also
excies apprehension. The President still hopes it
will come tomorrow by the steamer Illinois, The
Administration attributes the absence of any intel
igence of the fact either to Lamars failure to send
in the treaty, fratied to his neglect to press
not ratified, and begin to suspect that there is truth
in the stories of his incompetency. Senior Mata's
friends to-day suppose that he will be received to-
morrow, and the Juarez Government thus recog-
nized. | have to fear however, that the
President again hesitates and waits further adyices
The clerks at the State Department have been en-
gagged all day in addressing letters to Senator'S no.
tfying them of the call for an extra session
of the Senate, to commence on the fourth of
March.
From the Reporter Of the Associated Press
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-The telegraphic announce
ment that the English and French suuadrons were
in hostile attitude before Vera Cruz fayoring Gen
eral Miramons cause, is not believed here, for the
reason that President Juarez and the members of
his cabinet, in letters received here under date of
GU. iti, sldte ulSllHCllN tIdG luey Dau made de-
finite arrangement for the settlement of the custom
duties, and at that time there was no other uues-
ton at issue.
1t is known that Senor Mata, the Minister of the
constitutional government, has full powers to make
treaty in the event of his reception as such by
this Administration; and the President, in his
annual message, expressing himself to the effect
that the only hope of settling the pending questions
with Mexico is through the constitutional govern
ment some surprise is expressed that it is not vet
recognized in the person of Senor Mata. But there
may be sufficient reasons for the delay, which, ac-
cording to report, will not much longer continue
such recognition is anxousy pressed as it would,
IN the opinion of its friends, secure complete tr-
umph of the constitutional government, and enable
1t obtain the material aid from capitalists to main
tain its power.
friend of General Miramon is in Washington
looking after the interests of that persons govern
mGnt although he discaims being his agent.
The President has issued proclamation declar-
ing that an extraordinary occasion requires the
Senate to convene to receive and act upon such
communications as have been made or NAV be made
to 1t on the part of the Executive. 1t is called for
the 4th of March, at noon, of which all who shall
then be entitled to act members of that body arc
required to take notice.
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The late Henry IIallam, the historian, was noted
for his love of dsputation 1t is told of him that
after night of contradiction at Holland House,
with "My Lady," Luttrell Sam Rogers and Syd-
ney Smith, Hallam returned to his house, No, 67
Wimpoe street, his tongue still tipped with ready
contradiction. 1t was late, and the historian not
in full health. watchman went by. "Past one
o'clock" cried the watchman, loudly, with a yawn.
'No," cried Hallam tartlv and loud, throwing up
the sash OF his bedroom window, watch in hand;
sit wants three minutes"
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A'meeting held at the New York Academy
OF Music on Friday evening, for the purpose of ia
king measures for the erection of an observatory
in the Central Park. The amount requisite is esi-
mated at 100000. 100000 per annum will also be
required in order to keep it in operation The
shares of stock are to be $25 each. Several thou
sand dollars have already been subscribed
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had undoubted control over the public lands, while
the President denied this power. He argued at
length in favor Of the passage of the bill over the
veto.
The SPEAKER said-"Will the House pass the
6lll!' which was decided in the negative by yeas
100, nays Sc, two-thirds not voting in the afrma-
tive
The Naval Appropriation bill was then taken up
and amended The appropriation for Navy Yards
was reduced from 81, l06 947.5O to Sll2, 900, incu
ding $50 900 for Norfolk
The bill was then laid aside, and the Consular and
Diplomatic bill with the Senate amendments, was
then considered and laid aside
Other of the Appropriation bills were considered
and laid aside, and at o'clock, p. NJ, the House
adjourned.
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At the charitable sale held in Paris at the Hotel
Lambert, by the Princess CzartOriska in favor of
the distressed Poles Madame George Sand held a
stall and displayed quantity of small articles in
linen and embroidered muslin. Baron James de
Rothschild happening to pass, the fair saeswoman
addressed him with the usual request to purchase
something. "What can buy?" said the Baron,
you have nothing that | do anything with.
But stay, an idea strikes me. Give me your auto
graph sell me that" Madame Sand took sheet of
paper and wrote the following words: "Received
from Baron James de Rothschd the sum of one
thousand francs for the benefit of the distressed
Poles George Sand" NJ. de Rothschild read it.
thanked her, and presenting a note for the sum
mentioned, passed on with the autograph, highly
prati6ed - -
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PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT.
The Washington Union publishes the following

ID 1 ] N.
The Washington Union publishes the following
proclamation
Whereas an extraordinary occasion has occurred
rendering it necessary and proper that the Senate
of the United States shall be convened to receive
and act upon such communications as have been
or may be made to it on the part of the Execu-
tive
Now, therefore, I, James Buchanan, President of
the United States, do issue this my proclamation,
declaring that an extraordinary occasion requires
the Senate of the United States to convene for the
transaction of business at the Capitol in the city of
Washington, " on the 4th day of next month, at IL
ociock at noon of that day, of which all who shall
then be entitled to act as members of that body are
hereby required to take notice.
Given under my hand and the seal of the United
States, at Washington, this 26th day of Feb
II. s. ruary, Ammo Domini 1859, and Of the izde-
pendence of the United States the 83d
JAMES BUCHANAN.
By the President
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0rORe Bargains
fir SritbIing umb Spmmrr
geoEeQ tttN6 MEe9@er.

TE9EGU ttCCp 3UCc9 9Qers
SdScf Ode Der .SamittOn uuS lttbshn StraSs in
auentaun,
Hno ekt aufs altrbse pcr6ercitst, als rs6t ~ bs'
eieusn, bic bel ibusn aniprshsn. g1ir fup feebsn
pcu philadelphia jurdd9stummSn nit sinsm frilber
8rrratb ron Sdtcru, Die mir d6erjsu9t huo nit DC:
men ron ireeuo singm auoSrn @tabbtment in ber
Staot scupsttrsn tSnnGn. g9tr psrtaufsu an ben
nieoerifsn Baar9sto Qrtilsn uuo tSnnsu nieeTtssr
vsrtaufsu oils uas anosrn, rosI mir anss Ju Gaib'
prsilen eintaufsu.
Srrtise Slei6sr
baden mir cine berrlihe lusoabl auf 6auo, bic mir
~ lsbr biIissu prsilsu fur 8aar psrtaufsn. lnfsr
Stcd bstsbt aus SradI DrsB:, 9elbdftss, uno us'
6ersRsdsn pen alien 1rtn; SsIos:9stust Sciosnt
uuS ale auosrn artsn mstsn bcisn pcn isosr ART
SprbalIs, aressn. pemoen, gtrds, .6alsttder unit
ohbsrn IrtitsIn. bic aus unferm Sdt 9sbraudbi ner
eeu.- llnIers Glsoer psroen Que un:er unfsrgr sii
ssRsn auffbt vsrftrtist.
8unben Nrteit
fiuo mir ;u alien 5eteu bsrsit, ouf SsfisItun9 81
MAIDEN. uno ea mir nur BITE bstsn pSnos tsltbiftt'
ssu, 70 fSnnsu mir r ale uuisrs 6r6sitsn sutitsbsn
$ Srprel uuh NROi.. -. -
' Hlsukoun - Jrit g.
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@iuc 9rOfle Gelegenbeit
Gin Errrli9er Stcf
lSSrIbltn9S : Sitter.
QSrcini0 1lm6 GnL@cr

Standardization bns putlituui, boz iis MULTI MT.
chamber in GeteGlbaft ecretsn, uno crben zen psa
SeesStaotGu urdd9sfebr iuo, uuo oae iIe IN ofr
W!t: :paaltcn 9trasc, &c. IL, frdbrsr @elhafies
DIT oer eocrrsn grsInie, @si9b uno 8reinie. natl
aNotsrs aPrtbsfs, 9'9tnwaris elHeh Agsgliasf WeFE
ratb
Gpn 6riibjebrs 9Isibsf
Ouf 6ane batsu-Dsrss 1T iOsit 9rsRss es y y "
etno rinsr Belt sspa1ism oa.ss ~ ~
tstatltl lsmtnt has tetsin9sri y
ten allss rpeltSes pcn Iduuern uno * hs5EiT n eie
~ N6tsostltobr 9cadbt piro, weIbe artitel at[e an
n } kosrsuYrsi6En ssrtauii lpsreea.--cSie bsmdbfn
Itb uubsi INNER ragbrS 9Baareu tets rcn perjglids
CT @jdtt uGusm Srls, W auf biz BEN lBelg utrfeFf
tiat no mshr f. ais IL iuiTsent flnsm 0fabliiss
mentin bitltr Staet eu9sNcffsu vsregn. nahez
6ei iBnsu an rem
GjrIdmadppllen &teitfrs Sau9
an, uno ibr mtrSst fnesn, Sag tiss Der Srt far 4f
it.-Sbrs Srdbiobtss@tntdufs ibliepen neuF nnoDss
rpdnbtr StpIs in i, eldbe, Die IN feinfii dHoffti
RaufmaunesS sSbuciesr; @tablilsmeutin Hggnlaanany
9ttrcfen nerecn tSnucu.-Sbre GHlsr fino nit bre
aur9rSgtSn Scr9faIt aussewablt, uno iufr0fn nab
ben nsusftsu Srlss uuo Salbcns alifsfHadf nnA
pcrosn 9eparnt pGg ie 9craee eas Fro, fIF sea &c
bCi eEln @crtauf rcprslcnrt peresn. eAlfeF IS ili
Geeahtuis, eoB ein ispeS 8Isienn9sidd plfsEa n
ositm Gtabttmcut psrtauft wirb ron iBHgn sItl 9sf
matbt tpro, uno oaB man fe) eaber oarouf pffloBtn
t0nn, bc6 bie 2t.Geit cut uno eausrbeft III. pisr
oorf oudb uitbt psr9sGCu wsreen gu mansu. hap II
| brn. 6. Stettler ais IueihHeioer ensosistbaeen,
Der in feincm Gsib6ft i'm aonitn Giaot midi Hterk
trcifin miro - oab bic &leiper msfCbe IL hsFEEff9sn
eaber autb e n, ptrlebt iltb pen IeltIi Iftsy
| lbrsm un9sbeuern Nfprteinent iunsi man
Surj, aIle grien Wrtifsl, bic fir arfhIngss alsl-
frr psrlan9t werben t6nnei.
| Die witbtislts SEatlahs In @ssu9 auf 9rsinia
unb GcIurr's Gtrbr, in bic. oae re fttN
{ a II n, uno baber tSurcn fle
8ili9rr Serfaufsn, ais irsfub eiuiBs
Der anerrn
ibre SITTER psrbsn untsr ibrsr seenen anfIdbt oufs
asmatt, uno ;ulset rob aud uiebt jum gBeHi3lTsa
sic otrtaufsn bitfG6s nur fd oa sWas ft
wtrttt d # n p.-Ss BADEN AUDI eiHsu 9rcesn
Stcd rcn
6alstiy4Cr, Stnlttn, Collars, Sirimpfs linleT.
Ssmbsn, Inter. 9olsn sen oIsn aIElfa
unS turl na2z ps4ss 9svvshnlidB in e'gsHss stsss.
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SStbelz Nte6erld1e.

Die es6o Gauntp gtttl.@rrsnIduft Bat ttrs
NisprrIuss TN 8uGarbr gum ,,esta 9atriot" in
ialsntaun, mo 9ibfln unb Ssllamsnte In psrl6ie'
bsnsu SPra&su iH BEN bIatsRsn prsifsn su 9absn
'ln6.
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Die llntsribtisbenS
MAIDEN benz 9bulttum ADJ
tun9spcu bic ltnjsi9e, oab
fs osn erSstsn uno fbSn'
ftsn Stcd ron Srdblin9s;
une q em nj { rs8 I c ! b.
uuG fit NRanner unb
8naben bnben, ttittbsuN
aus isosr ART ueuer maus
reu, nus9cwabtt nit Der
srSetsu Scr9falt uRo auf'
osmabt nab Dem nsuelien
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Stpl uno G5elbmot ber Gces, uno 9arantirt ii4
u erpsiIeu ots fas fir mas fis pstfauit ptretn.
Sn Dem ausosesbntcu aNcrttn,tnt tSuurn etfun;
Den merosn: Seine fbmarjs uno blaus 81 III o.
biae DrsBsuuo 6rad " . de, psrftrtl9t
nab Der nsuSlten Nacos, aus franSShihtu uno sr9s
tilhrn Suhsrn, Sleumcot9e Gsihafs Rede, oen
ibpar5sn, blausn, erduen uuo ctireu Sdhern, uno
sinfatbCu unb fisurirtcm Golfmers. sEtnens, Sing;
BAN uuo baumiucIlsnS &Sds ron iteer art. Oops
pslts uuo SintrGliies 91stn in eneictr &erbtecen;
bsit, pcu einfatben uno fantp Seiotn, Sen, GALL:
msrsres, Stalisnlben Sahtrn, Gafhmerettsn unp
IWarlsilIcu. Tcint Ghrporsr Dcsfttn uno fnfD pe'
FEM siniatbr, beaforbi9s GOlfmsrs peisn, perb;gRc'
ben.
G6eufaIs, elm pclIsS GGcrtemtnt pcn rpttsGn une
faurrten bsmoeu, bemostraeen, tpcrecbuien, pils'
tdbcrn, Grapats Shnupftuhern, pclentr69ern
paneIhubsn, Srdmpfpoarsu uuo 8e9enihirmsn.
gcetsn srbatten, elm ercGcs afcrtsment ron kbnar
isn uno fdujp Sdhsru, Scnmer' NcdJeu9su, ltbmar'
len Dcetin uno fautp GaiimCres, franSSflhsr setn
uano uno cine orc6s @erlbieSenbcit pcn neusn uni
mcoiacn 9Boarsn fir locfsn uup Dsltsu, pslhe au
@elsOuu9 auf9snaht mereSn auf bic biili9ltfn BS
on9un9su.
| IUe lrtifcl nerosn pcrfcrtist unttr Der fufF6
brr llntsr,ehnetsn, uno man fam iieh earauf pet
taGen, o0b iis oGe rtdbt finp.
| Die untsrjibustsu bofTcn, ourb eenaus aufmsrt
lamtsit auf ibr @eIhaft uno tbr Ssreten, tbr
.auupcn Su bsfrisei9sn, cine Srrteauer bee STtnit
ben 8unelbaft gu erboltcn.
Gbariee Kcf.
Jefcpb ). Hepbaro.
apr;l 6. rat'
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G.iicl: rnb Ilppr.Cocl:Such

RGls mas in bisitm @SihSfts 3wsi9 ucrau9t per:
oSu tann, trift man sbsufalIs tsi bnen an. uno is
sSbtn Die @srIhsruu9 roB ouBsrbab ben Seeltdt:
ten oit rtitst niImanO wcbIfsilsr psrtauftn tann.
als rpit fe.
BGs-2de Irtm rsr eepSbnli&en eanbesrrceut'
ten werren I'm austaui6 fir g4aaren anscncm.
men, unp bafir Der btAte Warttprets rrlautt.
0utb unb 9tErrr.
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2Gbies Orefi Otter.
mnl,ns Orcfi . Giifer

G5tahsSmirtes gRtrinc Sud-, brouucs De-, aut
Nrten anoerss sub Ssbs &iSrtd GOlbmcrt @ca'
tina, Gofbmsrs pdutina. GoRimers. SRataGs &ct'
su,eus, cine berrtlhs ausmobl Sautp Sees II. dter'
buupt o(Is Hrtitd Die in oiclsm Sahs III ciusm Src'
dcu'S8aarcnsStcbr 9tfutbt wersen, fcs6en erbaltsr
uuc su vsrtaufn tei
Gjutb unb 9tbbrr.
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O1clue SCaarcm.
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Gtpbrbalter in NQentaun,


Standardization oas a1ssmeins pablifsm, oab fe
fcebsn pom ben ercssn Cities ,urGd9etebr fno. une
oae Iie nun ON ibrem Stcbr. IN siusm BET ncueu As
ltSdiaten e5ebSuesn, Ibdrsu untsrbal6tem sRartt'
plos, in oer bamiltcn Straes nSmli an SIC. 9, els
nsn 9lSnjsnben @crratb
8pn alien gepiinl1ten Irpfnlpaarrn
ouf paue baGsu, Iudd)s fs aIs an osu 4erntSoris:
item 8areelo prsiesn gum 8erfouf onbi'S u. - Sbr
5t'd teitsbt nimli6 gum 2bsiI aus fol fnSsn Sa'
tern, als:
S6wnrse unb 6auts @rbs, berrGid6 DsIains,
I&Bne 9Ule De @bsprss, Yloio GNcals unb
8alencia. rirfaGsS unp Sapacere SAD, g8els
Isne Drlains, SAaplS, Collars u, NJ,
gBie audi Elm pcuss 2tGcrtsment pcn
9GbieS Grduer=SSaarf.I
ocu Den bsitsu Gcrtsn Dree' Srinbss, 5trampfs.
paneldube &c.
g - n # q dnbi6
nit elmer pollen ausmabl pru Maarsu far Wannsr
unb Slnatsu, alS
Su6, Ga6imere, GaTlinrtt, taumipple.
ne SpIrntpfe, GprrbS, II. |. ip.,
Iammt gcblcidtcr uno breu'
men @tuslins, GbefS,
unb 2tuen,
allies pom tsRtn NRatlrial uub ~ bsu> uisecritss
preiicu.
O15-Buttsr, S6mal,, gdintcu, SpedEuc snbsr'
rrcoufte trerosu i'm austaulh fit gRalren an9e
ucmmsu uuo Str bSbfts Warttpreis bafdr cruutt.
Durd, Den @srtauf Der bsifsn geaaren an ben oil
tisitsn prsiitn bcftrn lis auf fsrnsrn 3nlpTutb.
gBplte unb 9urbee.
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Gin neurr unb ppblfeilrr
&letOfr Stobr,
Sn Der Stabt Gatntaun.
SEc[taG ta1t6 eSretntae

SGcGt09 tGu6 8rctatgs
tsetbiu pen btr 6lrma pen .,9rauis, 9lttt9b unb
8rrnia," beoitnCn ft, ,o.itrG5dcecubtitibrn SrGun;
Den unO sinsm sSebrttn YubIitum Die NnEtSe gu
matbtu, oGg ils nit enauesr in @sitlibat 9CtrEttEn
mn, uno ictbsn vnen
SSeucn &lciScrsStobr
errihtet babcn, uno ;par in SIC. pcn Wtlicu'f
G5Gbduoen, auf Der ltiollhen SCits ecr pamiltcu;
Straer, uno ,mar cine gang turjs 9 reds cbcrbalb
oGr RefrrmirtGn &irbs-atl,uc fle ptrbistbEn wsr:
Den bis ils ibr nsuss 8stGuos CrridNt baten, uS:
dies 9hsbtn miro cbalO ats cs ltb tbun ldPt,-unb
alIpC its sinsn gang nrusn uno
6rrrlibrn Stcd Glitter,
ucn ben nSusftsu Snss, fbidtitb fur bic SubrsIsit
tiueclse babsn-rpeltbcr Stcd nun inter ibtcr sse;
uen luflidbt in alIe Irttn SIstoun9s: SIdds. ais
8Sds, SoIsu, gGs1en, g8amIsn, II. (. 10.
usn ben Seinitsn bis biuuutsr ,u ben @rGtttn eurh
bic betsn Irbetsr, ouf9tarbtitet wsresn. Sbr auts
asmaCbtgr Stcd fcrtiesr Rleiocr III prtth lthcn Gin
bsrrlibCr, uno miro an Site tbSr ntr9enerc dbsr'
trcfTcu. Snocm fie bsioe prottilhG ShnstoCr tno,
iecn lanas oiglts GjCh6ft bctreben haben uno oass
r,lbs oabsr orlnotitb ucrsbsu. e t6nneu s fur Ct;
nen cbcn Qrtitel ben is pGrtaufsn 9uiiprshsn. hno
iclcbt qrtitd bic DEFENDERS bsltslt peroen, mdBeE.
een Sunoen auh aufs bette paesu, 70 pti 70, oaB ts
ftb in bisler bnftht pcn teinem auosrn @tabIilS;
ment dbsrtrcfsu IaBsu wsresu. Strnsr baItsn t'S
gum Bsrtauf
Ssmprp, llntrbcIsn, Ssmtsfrnssn, @raSats,
Strdmpfe,
uuo furI allies pas Ju Einem oclIit6not9sn 8lttoer'
tcbr asbSrt. aus ibrs preilS fuo fsbr btllis, uni
man fam lib llrsn9e earauf vsrlaRsu, oaB ils iid
pom tsirSm anoeru @toblifsmsnt in bisisr Saot un'
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oae ie ctpas pcbfsiler pertaufeN tSnnsn als bic e.
bern psnn ots prattifbs Sbnsiosr peroen ie fel bF
nab Der Shssrs uuo 9larsl srsifsn. Sis bitten na
bsr UNI sSusi9ten 5uipruh.
Sic fuo eauttur fir tsrsits ssnistus Gunefhaft
uno fs wsrcsn fh itsts tsrdbsn fh bisitlbe fernsr
bin. 70 pie cine @ermsbruns, putb billise prstPs
quite uno fSIhicnobtt lriitsl, uno 5nts Ssbnueluu9
Su usrbisnen, DSfdr ls auh ALLEGED bsrs6 eantba'
fdbIsn r5sTesn.
SObn gtslist.
SO6n 6 Grstnis.
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w. tSbeno aus fhparjsm, braunem uno
blausm Sud, ibpar;tm uno fintp Gaeimeren, Got'
Jinslts, Smsses. Gsntudp Scans, Sufs5attin, &fIs
ret uuo NlarltIsn @rtiuJtu9s, Sam @srtauf bst =.
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,,S,srt,tn. IctbsH srhaltsu uno gang unse~ebnIid
biai9 ;u perEs#r" S'' o,.,
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ben fs9cusrsihfeu SCl9sn lsiu mire.
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oas in Seos itrbeuos lutsrnrbmen Nibts 9cInSin.--
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ten ilbt otsst unp ecrSfsutIibsR 9cutrcus anbetm'
ot9eten.
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ba6su Gclios SQdnner. rpslds in Srten, wc nch
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ih, iib on mid Su rpsnosn.
Triebrt1 Serbarb.
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uno uift, 9cbltihts SRustins, sstleibts uno un9s'
ttei6ts Sbcetnss, Sidin9, SldnueIs, einen une
onotrs 2ifbtdbsr, Senlina. u. + 10, aIIss gang ur'
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