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New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10
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lOa.sssss eost,vc',tsV piooSt<'' 0"0Svosfes
Tie Erie Ga:ete says: We arc informed by ono Of
the ergineers OF the S1nbury and Erie RsIrosd that
tie road will be foishsd a, far Union Mills within
two nontbs Tie iron will b, laid in April, and To-
ccmoliys put on immediately thereafter
The trisnnial assessment Of Philsdelphis for 1852
shows total Of s55,9 ,967 ,G69, on one hundred sAd
three thousand eight hundred and fifty tsxiblss.
Among the lsg,s. taxpayers On property within tho
city arc joseph Harrison, jr, $j5l ,5c0 DIR. David
Jsyre, $4sG s0Oi Rdgwsy estate, $459, 200; George
vs.. Carpenter, si57, 400, AID George CsdwAlsdsr.
slI3.l45
Tie Mr. Orleans Pieayune Of let inst. says:
"in Money maltsrs no change is perceptible. Ths
bsnE have heavy cells on hem arising in rt from
the heavy stocks Of produce that have necessarily beeo
iuffered to accumulate during the recent protracteA
spel Of bad weather, but these demands are merely
ter porery and only serve TO indicate the extent 70
which the reserves must grow under the big crops and
f prices that have thus far ruled. II money there
Cr l. fcy the Iocment Ia ectiye request II only affords
s16diossl and perhaps conclusye evidence In favor Of
very easy market hereafter Outside ne Sotistons u
long peper effected with facility at 8aSI v ceat,
ard ut these rates the market Is bat scantiy supplied
with desirable paper"
The Columbus correspondent Of Saturdays Ctpe-
land Herald ssys:
row # ate that the results of the last visit Of
Nr. Edgeitcn 70 Mr. Breslins home in Canada are
Icfectiy satisfactory. He sucoeeded IN obtaining
i,Cm Mr. Bresan statement covering some IoHy
pages Cf manuscript, 10 which most OF the missing
fubds ere accounted for $00000 are, for personal
snd priyste reasons understand, as yet LEFT unex-
planned as 70 their whereabouts, bat viii be accounted
fgr in due sesson ard probably saved Tne discos-
cree rsce by NJ Breslp an assured, are very fau.
and are strongly confirmed By testimony previously IN
Dotsession Of tie ILyestgsting Committee, and dis
clofe tie of parties who Instrumental II
getting M B into his financial embsn sssments, and
rec fgb, baye teen very syerss TO his return 70
the S.ates, AID completely exonerste SIR. Gbson from
apy compiciy IL tue defslc atoo. The report Of tAA
by tie OILY Difficulty AN ton s 10 determine Whist
fhal be Gone With the mass u testimony Tssdefea
useless by MI. Bresin's di.o!osaus"
TIE PlesteL; aud Directors Of the Cassspesks ssa
Olio CsDal have re<oysd unsn.mousy not to advance
the cls uacn coal 30 cents rn, a. rso'nmsnaes o!
tts Ceumiss.cueIs of. PObhc Works, on the grouse
ts scy ef snSe At prsssst IN tie fssts Of so oa e'A
wo..1 s suc.A se.4 u !.s .asssss' 0i taA CsnPseQ
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

Officer Burdeit Of the IIsrbor Police yesterday
res-d sailor fJr stemp. commit s. it
CAPT Berry, of sfo sn1over Recently arrived from New o..
lesIs. They were red TO bsi. IN $50 escA.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10
COURT OF COMMON pIEAs-Fss. 9-Bsf,,e Jul.

BOB wiLLi.S tAABLIvG APPARATUS.
-, go. Wills sgt. Warren.
fIdit.!H c"'hmenced Tep'evin suit s2alnst Tue
otenosl ho s n Property Ceik Of TIE Police ppsrs1nt
olteS' poiLsssou Of ,aI gambIrg apparatus wicA
~ e'Zet by kc police The argued come tme 40
estTisy he judge ceiysrcd long oprion hold'rg ina
Wiis &c. eLtcd 10 the recovery All di,ni'n5 as
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

PnrsFyrArIoY.-On Monday evonitg tue meInbers
of Rsl Jacket Engine Company No 10 T. D sened their
Foreman owen Denim esq, with beautiful SILVER trumpet
bearing aFpTc pirate inscriIton.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

Mr.. Ludlow sells to-day, al the Merchants Ex-
change tee elegant manliou of Mr.. Sias c. Herring,
No. IO2 Filth averue between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets The house is sc fee. .oI ara las stable in
the Tear.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

a BRUTAL AND.-Sergeant JACOBS o. the
Fafv resiers Il No Sc North shth stree: chsrse OF bl'
testrg ti wife On Monsay lat she 'uhI-d "ne
tb cot drum ard took away the fIruIrc IaNasd u
and spent The money or tie then went hoe sIe et
h.rh h.Uta
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

RrcrIyISo STOLEN Goops.-Tde Office Of II 'sevet
& Gufi,h, sh,pwngbis, Ne. SjS South street. vas en-
tered On the lit OF the 7tb and lsrte quantity Of
.hett copper ard copper usl and s3l money stolen
Tlis pio .erty was traced to the junk shop Of Joan
UA,t No. aga W ster street H.Tt's vie and caush-
ter csrr..d it to tie Loale Of MaIgaet sullivan. No.
2i5 Madison street, where il vss hidden between the
bed clothes by Margaret, and there found by the
roiec. The parties we're al arrested aud taken BE-
fo,e Ju.t,oe Brennan, wLo held them for reos.ylag
ttCltn goods.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

REAL EsrATE.-The following sales were made yes.
terday, at the Merchants Exchange by A. II. Mailer:
lot s. T. corner An sv. and l1dst 25x9) h75o
ot sdJotiug fth sv, 25K9o l?5
2s % joniug ih sv, eech 2jN9, esch........ 40
s. eide IZ3dt 90 f. Il OF tsy ei %5xlO III, ga 4O5
lots side lz3dst adjoining each 23S0o H. elca... 45
lot No ttc Grand st. 2sXo0.
House and lot No AttorGey-st $3.50
Al,o, the following sales were made yesterday, at
the Merchants Exchange, by Messrs. A. J. Beecker,
Scn& Co.:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

olssses in vs,ious banchesnechsnicai, archtec ura
crnsms E6, ard perspective drawing, rnathena'cs in
al branches sc, all undertte charge Of able eaohors
THE FIVE PoISTs MISSION. 1t may be gratifying
TO tie Fl ends Of this Mssoa to know that during tae
pst We more than ueusl interest hes been manifested
in this once dark looslty. In addition 70 the usul
meetings which were held on Monday, Wednesday and
Friday evenings, meetings held every high. last
week. eScep: Saturday. The practice has been to have
stort sermons, with spproprs,e singing, followed by
TIE prayers and exboI..tions Of the members and
friends ct the mission Tne congregations hsve been
composed mostly OF the youpg men in this io'aii'y.
They hsve, with few exceptions itened with deep a.
teD.icr TO the truths they have heard. Ten have
attended private meetipgs for religious conve'ss son,
I'll Of whom professed desire for chs7ge Of hes's
sal life.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10


SALE or TIE FERRY LEAsEs.-Under the direction
Of Controller Haws two leases cold al auction at
The City Hall, yesterday AZ O'Clock, for term Of ten
years from the first DAY Of May nsxt The sse took
place IN tie Governor ROOM which was filed With
ciosi OF men before tue sale commenced.
At O'clock the Controller and his Clerk appeared,
sni tie euc,ioreer, Mr.. James NJ. Miller then took
.he stand, and stated az after fnal bid the sale o.
ssch esls goud he adjourned for ten minutes, that
r. 81 Tire e1pirstion Of thal time, the bidder or BID
ders should fail TO pay 10 per cent on the amount
the bid sccording to the terms Of sse, the lease could
BE- mme distsly put up again.
The Peck-sip Ferry az at present established from
tie noiberly basin at Peck clip 10 this city, to the foot
of South Seventh street. Brooklyn, +. D., Wllsns-
burgh, was first offered and $1,000 were bid BY Mr..
VIM Layton. This wa, followed up in bids Of so aud
500 by several persOns steadily but not very spirited
H., to $1,000 ard wa, then Continued in bids of the
amounts by two person one an agent for Joseph
O'Donobue & Co., and the other an agen. for j. v.
Messerole g. Co. The fret wss SLOW but tenacious in
bidding whenver the lease was liable TO bs Knocked
6ogn but was constantly eoi quickly led by his oppo-
rtLt, who hnSly received i; for Mesas. j. Y. Moass-
rcle & Co, of willamsburgb, at $2l 900.
qhs Grsnd-street Ferry, from the foot Of Grand
street, East River, New.York, to the foo; Of Grand
street, Brooklyn, f. ID. (Williamsburghl, was then
offered. Messrs. O Donohue & Co.'S agent started it
ct g. OCO He followed by his former successful
opponent in bids Of $500 TO 5000 aud then they cooled
down 10 500 bids. When 900 had been bid o.her
bidders came in, and the bidding went rapidly up to
$4 OOO and was then rsnqusOed to the fst two bid
ders who continued xly aud persstenty, aud fnay
II vss knooKea down to MeSsrs, V. Messer9e Co,
for $4,000. Tire purchasers at once "cano 10 time"
with the ten per cent advance and securities aud then
ths auotiOneer announced that the sslo -Osed.
George Law was present, but did not bid it was aaid,
however that ne had given several bids through an
oseLt
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

IYCENDIARY FlRE.--A small uroccuped frame
bouse In Commercial street near summit owned b. nr Girls
wod oesoyed by fire Tuesday night Damage a5ou
800.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

ABuILY SHOT BY THE PoLrcE.-About q o'clock
sa WeSaetdsy morning the attention of Officer
5Rsnaie of the Fourteenth Ward, who was on
}trty 10 Broadway, near Broone street, was di-
5acted to tie dsoIdsrly conduct OF several nen
sAo were firing pistols in the street, near tne
lrun'sAOp and gambling he'll Of Butt Allen. Ap-
iroscirg tie spot, be notified the pirie' thai they
ssre Committing breach Of the public peace a'd re-
jaussted them to 6esi,t. They promised to 60 away
Isst keep quiet, and were moving oil, when one OF
Asa p-uter, John Allen by name, said he would obey
/ as orders Of 70 Policeman, at the same time nsus
0siys ana violent Language towsrd the officer ON
pr Mon,gomery coming along at this June'u'e' tne
so Police men took the refractory fellow into cnsty'
Iltsreupen William, alias Batt Allen, his biother'
asAei ont Of mia dem No. AZ Broadway, as the OIL
as wen, by, and catching Montgomery by tue taIos'
Isvs hin violen, shsking, ard releasing his oro'hsr
f'n him into his house
The Police say thst Allen was assisted IN tins S"aH
y eighteen or twenty confeeerates, bat Allen s''erl'
sx there were Only four persons, inelnd"g h'h'ep'
"a his sds. Tie policemen then raped on Tue pave
|ssnt for assistance, aud two other othctTf Que "
aem from tue Eighth Ward, came up. Inus re-
sroicec, tiey went up 10 the glass door oil A''s"
aOnse and looking c, saw, theyssy, large NUMBER
of men there Of whom AZ east eight were ainea WIZ
Ps,ois upon which they Concluded that 1t "oo.4 I''
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

BuRGI ARY.--The house 81 Nj w. BrittOn, No. III
Carroll place fclonousy entered on Tusdsy nigh a-d
robbed If sod watches, wsy SUD ad'e' ir' III al
yaued AZ abou. 5C0, with Shich tbs burssIs escaped
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

PRyAcHIEG IN ABALL-RooN. The City Assembly
Room, No. AS Broadway, between Howard and Grand
sree, Will be open for preaching by the City Parsons
each Sabbath evening, commencing on Sunday uext
This is in connection with the Academy-a down
town movement toward giving the Gospel to the
nassee, Srd is under the direction of the Young Men
wbo mad in charge the Broadway Union Prayer Meet
bgs last Spring.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

OvERBoARD. - Mary Gallagher accidentally fell
ard O. The C6trr Ferry Tuesday night She
wa. scued by M Wn Car pbe oihcer Of the boat aud
sent TO hex home.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10
TAdyertiepsuI

A. W. FABER's Lead Pencils sold at retail by
al s.s.ioners A. wholesale only by
EsERH,RD Yasys, sole scent, No. I29 Wllisns.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

FLUSHING RAILROAD LINE.-rhe steamer Eooeh
Dean has been chartered to Iun between this city and
Hunter Point, in connection with the Flushing Kali
mad leaving Fulton market alp at Gi aud 10 a. n'',
Ind and 81 p. m. The Enoch Dean will make one
hip sy to Flushing by way of College Point leaving
tie city at l2 O'Clock noon The new arrangement Is
ypscted to be continued until about the Isl OF May
text
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

rrvcu Dt.cuARcz -os uouisy svSIiog, een
.,,r,,p uh;le ic Taili sye;u, cs., cAast. young
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10
LAW LNYELLLGENGK.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CUUnT-SEs e.-ss.ofe Jldgs
IsGFRsoiL-
COvyrCrl0s FoR MANsLAUGHTFR.

COryICTiOS FOR MANSLAt"HTfR'
Marcus Dorety, who was tried fer msnstsughter. IN
calsigg the ath Of .n T.nse board tie 'aP Cse
forus found gully ard the Jr3Ee scrteueed hu 20 he
s:s Prison abo- for yess AID sH months aaa to
pay tIe Of -
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

Tp.vrrtxa FACILITIES BETWEEN NEw-YoRI AND
|GlrS Cow The steamer Msyflower has had 10 teot
id.d 10 her lergh and other important pfove mems
have bs an made to her. prior to beiog pscsd on the
ronte between this city aud Cove about the LET OF
March. She will be under the command Of Capt
Wood late Of tire steamer Croton. TIE s.eamooa'
Cto,on after undergoing considerable repairs has re-
|unsd ber trips this route She will probably c)n-
lduus 10 run until about the st Of June next by which
period a rev steamer, lS0 feet long, 90 feet beam,
iO,roh cylinder aud l2itch stroke which has been
oortrsced for Will he resdy 70 take her place oa tois
route She is being built by MI LuPon at GreenPont,
land her engines at the Novelty Works. Sac Is TO 90
lo great speed sud her accommodations OF the hfst
lAsss Dunrg the Snmmer season she will prooaoy
make two trips day each gay.
| A company vas recently oigsuzed to build Branch
tRailoed from Glen Cove to MireO's formerly Known
la Hampstead Branch to connect there with tue Long
lIsland Railroad, distance Of about q miles. The
sstmat,d cos. of the Branch road is set down a. about
$50 900. Ii said, however that the project OF con
reeing with the Long Islsrd Railroad meets with con
lsdsrabe opposition, large number of the residents
Ioi Glen Cove ard Rosyn being in favor Of sXtendug
The ushpg Railroad to Glen Cove, not only ON the
1couni that Of being tie mcs drec. ard feasible rou'e
bc sso the one least likely to be subjected to future
asrges as regards the western terminus, at the sane
I'm. aforing better fecilt for reaching different
sct;ors of New-Yotk. Some ridcule the idea OF taY
kEpg from, New-York 70 Glen Cove by way Of Jamalcs
rd MDeols considering that it could be Just about as
suos able al going to Sandy Hook by way OF Phila-
slphis Esrly the ensuing Spring it is believed that
Ors iefnite steps will be taken toTard securing rail-
kosa communcs cstion With New.York, however, either
M ore route or the other.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

R.uRoAD ACCIDENT -Jsmes Kegsn, teremia on
the Central Plk, while waking on tie ralrosd sfacA
on Tue,dsy night, in Fourth avenue, nesr s'x''e'n
street wss st,uck by the locomotive Of cosn tiah'
and krocked over an euibatkment tEenty fest hish'
Tho engine was backed. sni TIE man picked mp. lie
VS.. ve,y much bruised, but had 10 broken bones.
Tbo r.Ice took him 10 bis home IL Eifyfcurth street
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

AH,RD CAsE-Day bsfcrs yes.sIdsy' Ms N'nA7I
Irgsl Of Charleston, 1ioga County fs' "n1e On Ie'
way to tbl. city with sl@5 to 'end 70 GET 'ts' !"
don Prussia, 20 enable her 10 eoH'e 10 'us ~,
e;,Lsr lo.. {. or xss robbed of it at DEPOSIT Dir.
1rcJ ard bis wife are poor, bu. have been II the
~, ,,o, time 10 ,oe of ssndog such small sums as
they conld spsrs from Their eaini's' 10 Va.
IN MI which 70 enable her 20 cone 20 this country
The Ices beirg II aae known, Mr Henry Evans o. ps,
,,o.,t who vas passenger in the sAms ch' saa
er gentleman, passed through TIE tram aHa CI
lsc.o fm TIE pss,ersers Sl3 for hEs lngs 10 esA'e
her 70 return lome.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10


tho-izcs esw orgapizstion a.tsr tae sale q
/ tie I0ai under third mortgage, sad the cosvsr-
scr of tie tbiri moigss bouls isto stock The rosA
wedt ,s'n stand upcu tals Of sbou. eight nilsss.
OF shiea 81 Snl.!sus wosli be debt, and tuo mhoua
"oud stock. Tie fsbi would be reduced b. tAs pre-.
oesjs q some half million scIes Of land sss the cost
d the ti!! us Of res ro al 70 be ba from aiis,s.
rorth, rt'eh IS 20" hsf graded Eita lsy ties ha
grourd.
TIE cot tftbe NJ sAutec ssd MAissipei Ra.rssl
il about s35 Or ule. iasseai Of 10000, - stated
yss.erisy.
The receipt, o. b. Harlem Read 70, ths mso.h. Il
January are 80 follows:
lsS.......................:.......'s,a',sas
H,.iac,,u,.. u,.................,,........si siassso
Ths.e are the let receipts, sHer dsdactirs ne
smoutts due other Gos6s. This - 600 or 900 in
crosse ucrs tbsn was es,ostei. The business Of tho
past forg months was 50 follows:
ISos. llS5?.
S:'Ssi . ss 10 SS,SsSsI... SsS.sss 1tss
i>Js. 1855.
Iac:ease Ia 1883 tEuo -
Tie British offcial returns g,se some interesting
features 'esp,ot to the movement Of the precious
moutes 10 the C0ss " 1858 were s. follows:
ss;:: ssS:: !:
Esc,. I-por..... Gs,sso s.12No 50 ssAsss
Thi. gives an excess of import rto Crest Britsa Of
over sI9 o09 coo for the six nonhs ending VITA Dee.
81. Es rtmstkeLls tsat although Aas;r ali, is looked
en- SIS tee srsa of suppy, it faraished less thsa
bsf the imports into Great Britain iOr the Elk mcaths.
- n r..
S.A,e, furnished CO OCQ 600: Rosda q 6E 900; sa4
Central Amsucs, q ,261 Ot0. These three confines
supplied IS nuch a. Australia.
The rroyement Of the Banks in the four ptincipA
ctes Of tbe Unior in which weekly reports are mate,
.s stosu BY their last sts,euents is a, follows:
srJ,s lG.si ss5sS;s S5si; ssi :g;slf ciss's: -
ssa o. fss j.ss; 4 soa a'iS' assss @ 81 oss ss s %
Tots, ........ s1Sis s72es isListea, s. ssea asn,u
Ls,, wees... s2s6,tJ,oS lSe'l.'ss 8.~a@s rsii.tH
TIE iccnsse il specie IL asOOt two miuiOss, which
Ia, gs.e uto TIE Sub Treasury.
The businsss OF the Illinois Central RAILROAD n
Jnuay was a. fo,Ioss;
LAND DEPARTMENT.
Acres Interc, Fund Lands sold ...,.,.. - for -
Acres Fiee Lanessold '''''.'''''''''' 'Ss0 oe i'"
Tota' sales during the $3.50 for SIS, y
T,,l ofal Observation-Disclosures. aS 10 a
"A A. ,oii pr,y gS533 for eS65I lN %
4 093 for SIS CO 2e9 V
Gosh received IN Jsnuuy 1884,. ocIr
Cs,h receive la Jspusry, lSts... dloV
Corsctio Bonds csnce previously 9Tcoo s96J es -
free Lard Bonds irceled Ia Jan 1859. *fooo . -.
Free Land Bond, cancelled preyously... ll50o lzV"
Total Bouds cancelled I'D to jan ST. Is5). Sosoose ~
Receio,. from sr................... sDoS
e.,iTs from ,....,.......... Sit3i -
~, >. ,,o, A. ia 635s 0
Rsceints from Reut Of Road .,,,,.,.,,,..... SOS -
Receipts from other sOurces................. zSo
Total Receipt. In month Of Jan. 1882. SIS ,l1 "
Total Receipts In month Of Jsu, 1885,. lX,~l "
Total sass after dedgcts celasions made previous
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

TIE Scientific american has removed from it's old
suatsrs in The Sun building, Foton street, into new
vices No = Park row aud No. ll5 Nassau street, q
lev doors below The TRIBUNE office.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

THE UHIvERsITY.-The Sigma Gamma Fraternity,
d.s, Of 1859, will hold their annual Literary Exer-
des in the large Chspel of the University this even
~. Chancellor Ferris and DIR, Mott will be preseut
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

Tie British olicial returns g,Te some interesting
features IN iespsot to the movement Of the precious
metss. The aggregate import aIi export for the siK
moutes 10 the tloss of 1858 were s. follows:
GA. Silver. Ts'sA
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buntes.

YIN Sanoniaedbrn, ea5 einen Brief mad
Ssinem peimatbSprt ihriet, temcrfte rartn Nir
aieben unirre riscnrn 6ratte uuo GENTLE. mo
6en unier riseHrs Yprt uno lesen anlerr tiscnen
Gtsr. OaS Wanchen wiiree cine tiibtiee foue,
frau fur siren armsn Mann aeten.
yin WiBIin8, her rae mitlame Shlcppcu
ct7es 3rclhttnpirrbss nit nniab, risf ecm Rut-
i5cr gu: Sc9t ro& listrr ipanilbe jlicae,, prr
lurcn Nasen. re sirbrn trHer!
Ne, Oct obun le MID, nntmprtete aelaiTru rtr
Nutlhfr, bet y Falter il 3u ihIrht!
- Jlt S9rc u9r cine 9lrpetirm6r iraatt ncrs
lid Elm iun9sr Damn cinrn Steannteu, Der All
.0en'cin fir cinsn DinptfusI salt.
3tepctirutr2 > ia, McntasS traae i'd le ;us
VfGHrbaus, uno Samfaao bcle i'd le picrrr,
uRe raS rrpetirt id jrre SGehe, mar Ole antpcrt.
- Us BAT Semanc sintn Nrst, itm bod, etmes
fir bic Nu9en itinrr 6rau, pie for emt,unort
lvaren. gu psrIarsitrn.
9ie Ioa lih itpen Tag nit eintm G5l1ehen
3rdHitipein maiden, llste rcr Gpfipr.
9Seni8e sGothen Iahbrv b~egr9ne!e periplke
benz GhrmNnn. 9iun, 5rsunr, bat 3bre 8vau
meintn 9latb be1Oisi? trhatr CIR.
&5ie Bat f8 aQs ~mSslite Mlbe oeaeten. Tpf.
lOIF tNN1e " SAltf. SP Dlt eaB OlaS lter n 2
GGter, ais bis gu ibrcm Munpe br,naen tSnneu.
9n cinsr 9tieui&ait iraste man cine Dame
RE oi'i RON England 9slprpden bafte, ps lie rprt
bctrclrn lei. Nrin, mar Die Nntmort, ater ME II
8racsr bat SOr rini9en Sabren - binrei,sn
tUoGrn.
- Neh9isrpe Der Qmrritaner. - Irn b:rLr
friablt E9el fol9enpes e~rgpbIittt @eilpie[. SIN
Mmsritansr iaB Bel einem susiidbalteneeu me.
lcriAafter in sinem Dnmpfpascn. Sim 81, Gin
Jung9siele9 frase or, mprauf Der Wupere ort,
ncrtste Nein, i'd bin tsiner. = Sinp Sir orio
DsrseiratbeFs Ntin. pas bin ito niat.
0Gnn miifsn Ss Gin Wttmrr lrjn. = Ncin ;A
tt;' fstner. 6ifr CAB rs fine tur,e @auie. ater
bsr unsFlhrodene 5raarr ttbrts gum NnariT N.
ru6; Nean lie ,peper lin 9unaaeieue, nod, rim
1eTsttratbster Ntann, nod rim g9itwrr luD. ros
In auer BeIt tOnnsn Sie cenn letn +? - ge,n
G!s ea pnr6auS miItn muBcn, lasts Der anpers.
LIZ sin Elm 9eitisbsnsr Wiann.
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