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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-12
ADVERTISING AGENCY.
MERCHANTS AND TRADLSMEN
OF LY NGHB RIG
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
AND LET THE PEOPLE OF
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST KNOW
Tint you sell them Bn. gnin-.

AN AGENT FOR ALI. THE PAPERS OF 1llEL LINE
having large circulation among the people Of South western
Virginia and Fast Tennessee
Has~ ADVERTISE AND GET RICH aa
IN ANY OR ALI. OF THE FOLLOWING rAitkS:
NEW FRA. Floyd Court 1l"nsc, VI
VIRGINIA AND IENNE MN :, I n...,.f
PRESBY TERRAIN WITNESS ~
BROW NIuM > kNDAN Ill T. U'enn.' " iIG.
EINDlCAToR, J"n.sl"rouKb Tenn
DEMOCRAT, Greene, lie. Tennessee
RELIGIOUS INrELLlGENtER Moristown. Tenn
nazlTrE STAR Lc>ns'on.va
H pmM2SHAT' ,AInsaonv.
S nEMncnAr ) LDe~,yv"
SALEM REGISTER, Salem. Va,
THE VISITOR, Marion. Sush" Va
VIRGINIA PATRIO /, Independrn tirG ysou 60. Va
VhnlrT wniIs, 5 F@east1c.vo.
STAR AND HERALD. Christanshurr. Va
wVrmEvi III, T,MEs ~ W 5,hc,i.r, Va
UNION DEMOCRAT MON. Monroe county. Va.
ADVOCATE, Jehcrsonvii!e, farewell county, Va.
REGISTER. (,....uo ~.
THE "SOU Til W EST Pearl sburg Giles county, Va
SENTINEL. Alexandria, Va.
wishing tn" above III
And II call the Office of the
Iynchburg Vrginan where contracts viii he
made and ADV ertsenrnts FoHwaEDt n WITHOUT pfIAY.
f-I will also and forward advertising - any payer
in The United States A Whi'1ll,l
septs.ts Foreman Virgin IN hihrc,
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Steamer Signaied.


Nrw YoRk, Feb. 1.-THE steamer Moses Tny-
lur has been sgunled.
Markets
M" NnRk, Feh. li.-Fluur huo,an southern
81 5oa6 10 Wheat very dull aud prices
changed. Corn duh. Yellow - cts; White sias5
cents.
Baltimore, Feb. ! l.-Fleur unchanged. Wheat
scarce, White 81 loa ~; Rcd 81 30al 50. Corn
firm. Yellow IhI1 cents.
Dr. Morris. President Of the lynehburg and
Abingdon Telegraph Line, received yesterday.
the suhioined dispatch from Mr.. Barnard, Agent
of the Associated Press at Washington City:
WA,,iIaGtoN. Feb. 10.
II SouMefn Ei,iors Gr,,fle'arn! Please take
notice that and after Feb. LIST. there will hc
entire change IN the quotations for all kinds u,
Breadsutfs in the l.r,egroul market.
The TsntR or 100 lbs standard comes into use,
and everything will hr quoted nj So much per- fHi-
tit, or 100 lhs. the steamer N,o u" City Of Bal
timorc of Feb, 81, will bring the first market TO
port under the new regime.
Respectfully, +. BARNARD.
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NA"curY CnNDucT.-Robert Kelly. n married
man. and employed at the sh"ps"f the va. Il Tenn.
Railroad Company, en- this CITY was before the
Mayor Yesterday, On the complaint of Daniel +.
Farmer, who alleged that Kelly entered his domi-
cil:in opposition to his plainly expressed wishes
aud after getting in, acted in a very unbecoming
manner to Inember of his household. His llon-
or ordered the unmannerly Kelly to give bail ia
the sum OF 500. to be Of better behavior in the
future.
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RIcnaoNp. Peb. I,-Thc Opposition State Con-
venton to-day. nominated nitman T. Wiley, Of
Monongalia county, for Lieutenant Governor, aud
Walter Preston, of Washington county. for A,tor-
ney General.
The house densey crowded and the gale
ries were filled with ladies'
The Hon. John NJ Bolts made u strong speech,
in which he recommended coalition of all of the
Opposition parties at the next Presidential clec-
ton, in order 10 defeat the Democracy. (Good(
james =. johnson, FISH, If Bedford VIM. w.
Gilmcr, of Albcmarle, and others, spoke with
mnch enthusiasm.
Near thousand strangers were present.
The Committee on Res solutions will report to-
night.
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FREIGHT TRApE.---There received Mt the
depot of the Va. & Tenn. r. r. on yesterday, IL
loaded cars. consisting Of S52 bushels Of Wheat ;
l2l bbls. of Flour, $4,000 pounds Miscellaneous
There we're IL loaded sent West the same
day.
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Dialogue on Board Steamer st. Nicl

ON THE ALABAMA RIVER
COL R-Frcnd D.let me introduca to youMr W II Frear
Agent Of tho Quaker City Sewing Asehne You must buy
D-No Col ! beirvs { do not wan, a Sewing Machine.
but always had curiosity to see in opera
tion will IA obliged to your friend frca he will show up
F-Certnnly Sir It will afford much pleasure to graf
y curiosity and have no doubt shall sell you Ma
iAdnurns TO the Cabin r begins to operate. Makes
pair Of Negro pants in just 20 minufes1
Coz R-There d. you now see what can DC done ~ 'he
Dbl truly wonderful Ih.a !sea .h:. work could be
along with hi, Machine. We could get along finely
FTa. si a. can lea. your
In coup Of hours all that reqredto operate the Mschns
lfi?wo oneof nsgahes has M.eh i that f. CO.
e35 and neither his Seamr.s ahv one or MS own ,n
". anything with it, although they have had several
Tbat tho old complicated ones Sir I:,. TN, yon
dinary spoeis Of Cotton npon spdes TIL. reg
sS ip mannep and your Machine working
D-well that certainly Is simple enoasa. -, ~ n,Ssr
n. FJus a SIR There chem get 90. q
feel such e then ea' o we a
'"@ @ RNov d. You see what profit there in having
Of these Msebnes Il would bali DAY
70 do what can twenty minutes by this Machine
x. Machine besides ia six months have
for plantation and for family for hne work. quit
my bGoIons yen being .ius. P.nssr ~. auord
buy two ba,I am sn1 sssr no Seam
Ing a night and rainy weather sh -
e Eis ss. - yaa
not your work. asay each family you say rips
all 70 Zee, Sstess ,,. T. e,f ys e. . "a. that Is M
co,one your ls h dses . wil TAKE one
sss sns sss sr 20
tv The QsaI eay Double zArad Fssy ssf naeasss
sale las MAIN ST, RICHMOND VA at the low bf1ees
o. - AZ A|E en- WANTED to sell ih.s N.hlnes IN.
Sssneers discount allowed fsf sas's MasfIni FRESR
sPpy I: S Sese' " Agent
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CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

ELECTION OF BANK OFrleERs.-At meeting Of
the Directors Of the Bank OF Virginia. in this city
held yesterday, Mr.. William U. Spence, at present
present Paying Teller, elected Cashier, to fill
the vacancy created by tho lamentcd death Of Capt
Jno. NJ. Otey. Mr.. Ambrose II. Woodruff who
has for some time past flled the p st of Discount
Clerk, was elected Paying Teller, vice Spence pro-
NOTED. Both appointments are regarded as excel
lent Ones and VIC have no donbt, will prove salts
factory all persons transacting business ut that
institution.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

BUSINESS MEMS PRAYER MEETINc-Thcre ate
regular meetings for prayer, at the room of the
Young Mems Christian Association at II O'Clock.
The public are invited to attend
nov 5-dts
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Congressional


WASHINGTON. Feb. ll.--SEN ,rE.--Tbo Postal
Committee reported bill f9r the abolition Of the
frnnking privilege,
The Cuban acquisition ball was debated, but no
acti II was taken.
IlorsE or KtrRr>L>rArlsLs,- The Oregon State
bill is still under debate.
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4 ONDON PO RTER .-Brss Brown stout and
London PORTER In pn,s and quarts for sale by tho
trrce or deHsn, by LIE, ROOKIE Co.
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Profitable and Well ESta biishcd
PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE

I HAVE for sale, A NEWSPAPER AND JOB tFFt'E, in
i good and healthy loeaioIthe having \ LARGE
CIRCULATION AND FIRST RATE ADV ERIl>IAt
AND JOB PAL RONAGE Any suab" person W, iii IA small
capital has opportunity profitable uve~Hsfnt -
sell either all halt the establishments IL" business
of the office Is houshiug condition. Fer further
information address the office of III" IdRir Lynch
burg. Va A WADD'Et,
jan dim. Newspaper Advertising Agent.
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aay- TEMPERANCE ADDRESS.-TnE Rev.
MIR McGLAsHAN Of Mobile. will deliver Temperance
Address AT TEMPERANCE HALL. To MORROW afternoon
, o'clock The public are invited to attend
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HAT r.urkcr~l ~ nd Dutch llsrrinss In kits and
feb 3dts LEE ROOKIE & co.
n 1CORitE PAsEE.-8O cases frcsh 1.is Or.
ico G. r. Brand landing this morning to which In
vito the attention OF Manufacturers, f0r sale by
feb 7.dts LEE ROOKIE & co.
- beautiful collection Of STEREOSCOPES AND VIEWS
direct from Europe Call and examine ct -
feb I-dts PAYNE 4 BLACKFORDS.
A1ElsROEH WANTED.--The subscriber csn-
~ market for NEGROES. Of hpth sexes between
the Of 10 and 10 including Mechanics such A.
Blacksms and Carpenters and Will pay the highest marker
prccs In cash lila office 10 newly erec ted brick building on
LIST Lynch Immediately In OF the Farmers Bank
where be prepared (havng erected building. with that
vew to board sent Lynchburg for sale mod
crate terms keep them they placed
n the Jail Of the Corporation.
oct s.ds c6mosIf' j SETH WOODROW
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FAMILY GROC ERIEs.
GEO. -. DAVIS.
WHOLESALER RETAIL GROCER,
AND COMMISSION ERCHANT

tIF10si'f Tie TIF9IUf1 Bank, LFNCHBUHE, "a
IT. ST hand aud in s'OreNo new Mackersl in 4, and
j hbs this Falls caic Ne. North Carolina Roe Herring In
bbls bbl Cuba Honey strictly prime l0tUl bales Cotton
Al factory prices tho trade 5000 lhs Leaf Lard at Bs
the trade 800 >cami's and sewed Bags,
Porto Rico e.. ruverised Crushed and E"nf
Sugar; Java. Mocho LaPura and Rio Coffee Green and
Black Teas Wool Rolls Wool, Raw Cotton and Bats ban
Fullrd Cloths Casnes Iindseys aud Flannels Zinc
Lead and other Paints I.insecd Lamp and Tanners
OIL and Copa VarnSI Hammered Rolled, Hoop. Strop
Round and square Iron Iron Axle Cast Boxes Shear
Spring and Blister Steel; Bellows Wees Ahvs Screw
Plates Sh' Wax, Sperm and Adamantlne Can
dies 2 Pine Apple and English Dairy Cheese aud
Rice Salt Nails French and American iasa and Putty tlo
yer Timothy and Herd Grass Seed and many other
articles all which will he sold cheap for cash. or short cred
it negotiable paper, exehang" for country produce
will give particular the sale of country produce
and mike pronp returns ldec q dts.
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NEW COSCEKN.-W hn,r this dn,, MS D.
riaod olrelN eil'r FIR fhr pupuo i doing t,ta
nuer the svie and firm
NOW LIN MIKElI, and have ,alen the house lately
nccaped hy Eowlin Alexander Mnir 81. vnrhhnrK
~ opv"sr the old stand Mnttl ntra"n We will keep
constantly hand r.icrnl assortment al GROCERIES.
Gle nsuaiy kept in ene establishment, WHICH We VIII 81
cheap for cash punctuli Cusioues slit TINE We
Nil The sale Of RIcOH and IIri
anil all binds AZ toIrU ITUd4uE Our long rNlcr la la
viii give many advantages anil lay prompt and per
s,nal business liberal share
patronage Old friends and The public ally,
that rtlurt Shall he spared please
who may favor lis with thu, patronage.
BENI. II NOWL1N,
Late of tie lnn If Nuwln s Alexander.
1i,IS T. MIKKEl.I.
Late Of tho finn OF MuTpll 4 SrRttnn.
l.
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n.sg~ Office. -Wr

Ill. N Indebted to will please forward and Set
~ tie thor tho year has closed and In need
money n open Of books therefore
af ia seed on ihe old ones Our country
torrs iaso par nar attention to the above re-.
gust cannot 80 theu. hoy Will please and
Yours Respectfully, MATTHIAS co.
Ian - ts--i.p copy.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
OPPOSITION STATE CONVENTION
WAfTMAN T. WILEY. IF Hoaoagolia Cosfnty
NOMINATED roR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WALTER PRESTON. IF .ibiagtlo,l.
FOR ArruRNEr.GENERAL.
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Al the stand lately occupied by VIM. T. Anderson
have associated selves together thu and
w uof JAMES BoND y co for til. purpose OF trans
lariins general
Grocery. Commission. Storage and Fol wardins
M 81 N a. 80.
Al the stand lately by hous
above the Va Tenn Railroad Depot, whore win koc,
constantly on hand general assortment Of GROCERIES
ANb iQI pRSi also, tuan", Lime, tnmedt AMI ground
Plaster t"i sale on accommodating terms.
VIII give thor p"snnal attention the sale Of
MINIS aud rrmit rnrceda sale effected Iav
Inn ncls Tor Storage they prepare
at low
We h'pe hy prompt aud personal attention hunosa Il
rvn share OF III" rnhc promising NO Of
lott vail he spared 10 rrLdor Satisfaction.
JAMES hoND,
Jan e0 Its. GEO. A. kINNEAR
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Nj. Ho1 Il Il Ms & Co.
GR0CERS q COMMISSION MERCHANTS
two Door. nbosc Mcrch0ass' BsuL,
MAIN STREET, LYNCHBURG,VA.,
III leave la return their thanks Ia their friends
aud customers who hav" 50 literally
past three years and respectfully so continuance OF their
tavpts Prompt orsnna attention the sale of all
kinds al ooaptiy produce, snd returns
effected our stock ri GROCERIES, AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS MI ALWAYS be found Ia he and
neoelsd aud will be sold rs low any the city
feb Its NJ HOI.IiNS & co
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y retiring troni Shr Rrsu ~ N~wIin n Aicxnn-
thanks for the Of III" public aud
friends cordially r"'omnn I'D tie new firm Of No Win
Murel the pnblc and patrons III the late concern Of
which was a member A ALEXANDER
nIsAOGl TION The pm the r-hip heretofore
existing between the undersigned il This day dissolved
Those having claims against viii present them Tor pay
and thos, indohlod viii please come forward ana
settle TlbS L. MI Rklil,
Dee 81. lsJs ian dim VIM " STRA1 TON
N-EWCOPARTNEKS sub-rribcrs
: have taxi the house recently nped by YOUNGER
SMITH where they intend to conduct hrHral Grory
amt Commission PHsntss in the oi SMITH ADAMS,
viii be pleased TO the friends "f the old concern aud
the public generally. JNo THO SMITH,
an3ts / /. ADAMS
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

I'D n Oy E.-Thr "nh"r.iGntd hhsi"N re-
IN the formerly led by & + lt' hird,
Esa next Irly & Saunders bg leave inform hi
ends that he Is still engaged in the COMMISSION G"d f"r''or6
ing Business keeps constantly hand we'll l"ct
stock of STAPLE DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES, which
he will sell pri es that will not fail to please
litcs doing COMMISSION AND STORAGE RrsT
unsurpassed having house upon the Basin with a
we'll osed lot where eonsisnm of Lumber and Pig Iron
will be entirely
sill Agent for Livngst"ns celebrated rpughs ant
Plough and will always keep iul assortment Also
(iuano Cement and Ground Plaster.
feb 4.dts WIN I. ANDERSON.
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nUR Warehouse, which We built expressly for own
" tous each 30 100 feet and the large stock
extensive assortment which keep requires Its onif"
NJ house the Northern Cities jnbbinR
goods the country present this same combined advnn
H. merchant stock Ia not only large
hui obainad upon conditions which will defy competition.
WerpUtrt,t wits the Manufacturers Tor all the American
article. aud buyer Europe regularly twice
yeaf s-tc Foreign goods W. are enabled thereby I"
great prizes VI ell rs I" get stock at
nj tim, N and de sabc goods
good credit invited to oxarnin. stock
when tie, BALTIMORE and they will promote their
NV intrrrsi los doing
order by carefully executed when accompanied by sat
isf,ctor re,r.ures feb 5l3w
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Immense Crowd Present Ono Thousand
Delegates i'll Attendance.

SPEECHES FROM Borrs. JOHNSON. oHLMER AND
OTHERS.
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nIASOu.lvlON.-Tbe firm ~ I.ec. .Iohn-au
- Co. Is this day dissolved nv mutual consent Tue
g vii used in closing the
Those indebted 10 the respectfully std -
important Thai the business
practicable We take h! "cisin
thanks friends and the public for
thr bern od
ask cortnuanreo the to the concern OF
LEE ROOKIE CO. John Is LEE,
TIOS. l. JOHNSON,
IYSIunrHG Dee 3si 1879 GEO w. ROOKIE
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A POskET NOOK LOST OR srOBEN.-
~. lang" RED Leaf dEK POCKET BOOK taken
from stable time e thh Of january
ing number Of valuable Papers, Receipts bonds WI ich
will be Of no value 10 myself Among the
Bonds. thn blowing, AZ now rcoollocti
ond due from Harvard Major executed TO VIM Major for
f!m Bond due from same executed 10 Damron, for t75
Bond du" nm esI Bond due from George H. san
derHon, payable for $N bond duo by L. J. Reynolds
for $40 bond due by Robert Tupln t0 Bond due by u
Wright for - so Bond due by O. Reynolds executed
tpJ W. y l.. Wright. for $50 Two hons due by X. II
Sbsckeih on" ct them ofeeutedt 10 Thomas Landlord for
SIR and the other executed J. q Written, fo $40 Bond
due by NJ J Davis, jr executed To Nancy Whitley, and
transfer c :" by II A Whltel, tor e23 Bond on q.
MennS ' - and DR.. JOSIE r. Spinner, for Ell
~, and others not rscolocted. -....
pay horal reward any person fer the delivery Of
the allow name. Pocket Book to at Stable In thu city
oil Iyn,lIpu'g JAMES W. WRIGHT.
L. L. -
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Nrw YoRk, Feb. 1.-THE steamer Moses Ia
lur has been sgnnled.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-23
gus Gle rrutIdc Yrcns iitrr @crtorp'5
G)cmirte : 3ritun0 1not:

Nrn @aHowtr:tr, %rHritrr crcr U0brjt0nt io1t Y~tri6uncn,
ltt bttlte f. N@ttht Wnc ~rridballiAc Wlatt onulihnTsn.
SUifoIp NlI9. 3 %rttun0 .. Ttbr. 1859.
Gin trcifiA ~ytti9iytre @latt!
&rpofI9n &pIfS6I0tt, u. 6cEr. 1853.
Cine icAr cHpitIenSwcrttc 3cttidrift!
Wthi9ou SpUrr0G, 9. Grkr. 1859.
Ger 5nNtlt Nsrltlecn 1T cbeulo m1nuiafsltt0 ais dixie
htNe, mn lam cas- lnttrnrtmtn otn @tntrbctuib. nccn pitt
&cnH9 Cmi fch!ta mtrb,n.
SL SpirpG .. 8ta., 10. Or. 1859.
&ic gtrrbe Scitun9 1T idGn uuo gcitmatcul ouSoc
ltaItEt, nil rit!ca Slntr0tlpncu pcriCtcn unO nit cNcm
mtEt3Hpacn, ~9cr;c9cncn SnhoIt aCfuut.
&onl18 3]cttuN9, Is. San. 1859.
S"tr Enotn EidNt 2Srric 9CrUA, I'M bietS @latt in Timer
f0Hmttn9tn &efcu!un9 unlcrn Hccrn trMtrbar Ill MAIDEN.
Ter 0cutl6c in Sbip, 10. M6r; 1859.
yin l@0nco Unb tutti9 ~rCSj8;rtr5 @lat..
Gbllltcpthc $500 c%nblatt, 10. TcGr. 1859.
Sic'r iHerthopac 3citUI8 ipQtc itccr @antwcrltr UNI Cir
Better y 'Nn. W0riett1 DcMpfrnt, 8. Irbr. 1859.
Gin mah'eE Ghap fur 0tpcrbtreitcnct!
@1mtltOn 6iIrwa6t, 10 Sc6r. 1859.
Cine ''lrtIit 9~cricNtrc 3cthmN.
2rmrfratif@er 23G6tcr,9 9. Seer. 1859.
Sroer @NncptgFer miro barin 9clebrenSc6 in iCincm Todc
tnceI, Hno mem UNI SerYOQtOmmnu9 3u thu; 1T, ocl lpute
Htht l"llMen. 1uf pclt 3cituna az i]ublcr6iren.
Gric frete 9reffe, 5. SEER. 1859.
Us ut ell Rnfan3rtitc5, 9tbaltrti6c5 Slatt wrl,tce bic
Nufmerfiamfejt Ger ceutihcn 6armCrfsr unS 6abrifarts1
SGrHrnt. Etberaler 8cpba6tcr,4 T.. San. 1859.
SIR jercn miR6c9icri8tu, tire 5Iamcn @llpcrbctrcisenccn
rrUB Gin lptte5 @latt YS unbsrc&cn8mcu Sprtbcil lrin.
@onnV9er 0aSettc, 20. San. 1859.
Die 6eut6c &cS0ltrung Der Ser. Staatrn barf ib Iii
eirlsm Slatte Slid pinifrn-
Sctbpte, II. San. 1859.
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s. Gfruoc's aGcJfQcSd6Id3fc,

Die Nrttmcnriahit unb NitlitFcit eincS mcltceItid,.
ltdtn 9Serte5 miro mOM NiCmanp in 3wcifcl ;icbcn iunoe
EcUtt Ip oub 8amt!teu- @dtrr, (0eelcre in5beipnSerr FIR
lhrt Htnorrl wtroEn bier be Sclcbrenocn 9cnuo Iiubcn. 1;r
@ti6tdntc III unICre bette 2etrCrin fe ll bic Nicnitsct
% &HI S s,GsG StanetpHntt - Sc be- wsI8cr tas ~9em59nli8e &C.
Zen EtlgettamHS, Virbe sur &u8cnp unb tc9eiitrrteS Strtbcn
n0tb SrCihCit anrc0cn.
Der NAme Ncs% SerfGltra birat fur bic GcSicocnErit Res in
9tccc lthencen 9HerttS. Nch fCin @clhitt5lhrcitcr bct;t
cen SNrtRtil, aHf eincm 10 frcicn &Opcn mic @msrifa, lfrci<
zen ii tNnnci. StruHc ihrtibt 0uf frtiCm 8cccn, fUr fr,;t
Nenlten: obne SsIttrte 28etli6mctfatcit, tlar unO serit6nce
LTD tr Seocrmann, nit elmer eelen Observation-Disclosures in
Etlrnt le he9ctltrten Grej6ci Sijnn, rit mir c6 IN ftinem
2sSCrte pteltr @rt itreCn. IS 1T ros QSerf ieincS Qcbeus.
IN NtTter 81 3l@lttatt bs9Cnncn, elm Qtrf Spanjisiabrioer
%S.h3tt9teit. Die 3icferrn9 fOfe! % Gents, Won ttnen Bic
blShcr erNhttnCn, IN %bcticbigtn, bic ubri9cn in npnotlidcu
3pilhcnyarntcr III bciicben Inn. Die @uefattuno bcS
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