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w LEWIS PAYNE,
HOLESALE BOOTAND SHOE DE-

Bridge street, GeOrs.tO,cH, ID. c.
The attention OF the trade is respectfully called to
my stock of Youths, Mems, and BOys'-Rp
CAl.FSkIN SHOES, for summer wear HAI
all of my own manufactures.
My stock of PATENT LEATHER ~
WORK is also assorted and well worthy of atten-
ton.
Suitable for servants) also hand and constantly
making.
IL Country merchants and others In want are
invited to call or address me at No. ~ Bridge St.,
GeOrgrtOwn, Id. z. an I-tf
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A MARRIAGE.-We hear that on the day before
Yesterday the Rev. Mr. Rogers, IN. F., } the pas
tor Of Ryland Chapel, united in the holy bonds of
w-dlOck, -. Antonio Buckignani and Mrs Mar
gar'i L. Eaton The announcement Of the mar
rage Of tLis lady will create quite stir in the
world Of fashion. the country over for no other in
tue Federal Metropolis has been better known
SINCE tue accession Of General JAG kson to the Pres
Idency. TO distinguished sojOnrners here and their
families She will be- recollected by those who
fre4uented w Washington during the seasons in
the course OF the Presidency of General ackson,
~ the brilliant wife of his Secretary Of War Gen
John II Eaton. ito whom. she-then the widow OF
the late Purser Timberlake-was united, if we re-
member correctly, I'm I-I9 le:SO) in whose behalf
the = old man Of iron Wills separated from his
first cabinet on the occasion Of social difficulties
ln their families
The happy bridegroom is an accomplished Ital-
Ian professor Of the TerpsC hcOrean art as ardent
and brilliant - his cOunirymen usually are at his
a"--Perhaps 22-yet hardly more sprightly than
his bride under the genial influence Of some sixty
summers suns in this delightful climate.
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WATCH RErURNs.-JOhn Barley, drunk and
disOrderly; fine and costs, 20 Is. Bernard r obin
son, arrested under suspicious circumstances held
To bail for further hearing.
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Z w A r X A N q f. NTS
AT THE
LINTON RUTTIING DEPOT

No. 81 Green street, GeOTget0arH, d. C.
The undersigned respectfully announce to their
friends and the public general that they have at
large expense fenodied their establishment hav-
ing spared no pains IN making every necessary ar
rangement for conducting their business systeInati
caliy; We have introduced the water from the
WashIngton Aquedgct, and a! so added thereto
that IL becomes perfectly clear.
They now hatter themselves that their MINE
AL WATERS cannot be equalledi in the District
stock ot PORTER and Al.E, from the most cele-
brated breweTies in the United States.
Also, l0,0oO gallons of prime EASTERN CIDER
which will be sold by the barrel, gallon, or in bot
ties
PRIME CRAB APPLE CIDER, xxx PALE.
BURTON, and PHILADELPHIA ALES, put M
~ pint bottles expressly for invalids, always on
hand.
AL orders by mail, or given to our drivers, will DO
promptly attended TO.
III All good delivered free of charge
ma i7-u tStates) Army Il SHINN.
EOR SAIE-A good SECONDHAND CAR
u RIAGE. which will la disposed of on rca .nna :.
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DRIME BUTTER AND CHEESE at
e46t* 7th ST.. between q and Nav, Yard.
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REMEMBER THE STRAWBERRY FESTIVALS every
evening, at TaylOr's Building, Seventh street,
between ! and X, by the ladies of Fletcher Chanel
aud at the Island Baptist Church. ON Virginia
avenue, between Fonr-and- half and Sixth streets
by the ladies Of the church.
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Jed J. c. Mcguire 4 CO., Aucts.


py .. " McGufkE CO., Auctioneefs
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
Pupr1c AsENgk, BE, WEN isTH AND eprH STs., AT
NUN, June stn, at o'clock. ON the dremises we
onti s.I s1s ss wss, half Of Lot No. To- Square 49,
and goth streets west, running hack shont p,s ~,
Tlsh me In P,oTemsnts, consisting OF well built
with gas throughout the house. '""U'ns'
Title perfect.
Terms: One fourth cash the residue inc. 70 and
IL months, with Interest," secured by deed IN trust
js4d j. G., Mcguire On Aro,.
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MRS. JOS. r. THOMPSON'S EXTRACT
Nt OF HER b., for colds, coughs, &C., Just re-
ceIved and for gale by r. r.. O'BRIEN,
southwest corner |. and 9th Sta
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The PRINTERS ARLINGTON ASSOCIATION pro-
pose to give picnic at the Springs on the day
and evening Of Wednesday, the 18th inst 1t is
not often that the printers get chance to enjoy
themselves ina this way, but when they do get sue d
an opportunity, they know how To improye II as
we'll Is the next set Of fellows; and this mic
may sIfrly be set down Is one Of the most PROM
ising Of the season For particulars see advertise
mrnt ia the proper column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-09

STOLEN GOoDs-ThOse who have had goods
OF any descrp stolen from them in this city i'm
The course Of the last two years will do well to
leave descriptions of them without DELAY at the
police office of Justice Clark, on Twelfth street
south of Pennsylvania avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-09

NOR HARPER'S FERRY.-The fast and com
II modIous St. amer ANTELOPE, r.
town every TUESDAY, THURS ez.<zssEssGs..as
DAY, and SATURDAY, at o'clock q, m; Re
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. at O'clock a. IN.
Fare SIS.
N. B.-The Antelope makes an extra trip To Shep-
herdstown and WilllamsPort on Saturday mig hts
and sunday mornings ma 81 I'm
SAFETY LINE TO HARPER'S FERRY.
- Thr0Hgh in u hours Less.
The new, swift, ant commodious steamer :. ].
BRENGLE, Capt; w II. Rittsr, ~,
leaves 80 for msrpsrs Fer 80
MONDAY, WEDN ESDAY, and FRIDAY. at I
o'clock q; ~ Retutning, leaves Harper's Ferry
DAY, At O'Clock a. m For light freight or passage
apply to w. II. x II. IL RITTER
II. bah freights must be pre- paid ma 3Im
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEMTs

nF LADIES' FESTlVAI.-The ladies Of
~ Christ (EplscGpall Church, Georgetown. will
nnntInua their Festival at Pompeian Hall Tor
THIS EVENING only. It,
~THE LADIES OF CHRIST CHURCH.
Heorgctown, VIII give STRAW BERRY
rlHAi at PomPelIau Hal on TIL ESDAI and
WEDN ESDAI, the 7th aud 9th Of June, com
Inencing at O'Clock ia the afternoon. JESSE
DARTlES RESIDING IN GEORGETOWN
MILK are respectfully Informed that the under
signed Is now prepared to deliver morning and eve
nlng any qusntity they may require. Orders left
thankfully receI we'd aud punctuay attended to-
je 66tt j. SMILE Valley View Farm.
NOR UOSTON.-The regular 1 clioper sch'nr
i Helen Mari, NickersOn master, has ar "A
rived, and Is now dIscRarging her freig hit. ~
She VIII be receIvlng freight for the above&E7
port on Monday, 9Th instant, aud will have uuiek
lO1 Water street. Georgetown, ID. C.. je4lw
d TO CONTRACTORS.
l. ROPOSAl.S will DO received by the under
signed until the 7th day of June next, to make the
following named Improvement on that part of West
street, IN this town, which lies between Montgome
~ street and Mill street-that is to say, do all the
hliilg tfat may be required to bring to its legal
grade, to place curbIng OF the best quality, and
paved gutter on each side thereof and to furnish
gravel OF the best quality to the depth of ten inches
the depth of four inches at the cutters. The earth
for filling to be taken from a spot 20 be designated
by the underslg ued.
Persons disposed to contract for this work are
advised to apply for more particular information, at
the Mayo Office; before presenting their propO-
sails. HENRY ADDISON. Mayor,
SAML BOOTES, Surveyor,
ma i6-2tawtJum commissioners.
II THE TINE FOR RECEIVING PROPO-
sails for the above work is postponed To SATUR
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NooR's

wi PAVILION REOPENED
This dell ghtIul, healthy, and popular WATER
ING PLACE. better known as Moor'sA
Landing. sItpated on the Potomac, be- 0EA3
tween Black lStone's Island and piDey IL -
the 18th Of June. ""
The Proprietor bags lsave to state thar his rs HE
wall be supplied with all the deicacies OF the Pc
touac VI e''o ~
His Bar, will be furnished with choice Wines,
Liquors, Segars, &c.
Excellent Bathing, good Music, good Angling,
ana always plenty Of Fl hing and Sailing Boats 90
'n S, enJoyn OF me guests. -. 49,.
,Steamer Columbia leaves Nashln ,tog ever
Meinesday at o'clock a. m. a-d will land at the
fayllIon Al y O'Clock
Terms Tor Board: : q 81 per day; TOT week or
longer. 81 IS per day. ar So per month.
For further information address, the Propulsion,
lie s-am w. 81 r. j. MARSHALL, Prop'r.
DRFPARING TO ENLARGE
OUR STORE ROOMS
With view Of improving our present Store
RoomS we have determl ned 20 offer entire large
AMI veil ASSOC ted stock an all departments of
RICH FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
a. prime cost Tor cash.
We would here remind our friends and purchasers
generally that this is the mOst favorable portunty
thsv may have 10 secure their supplies an all first
DRY G o o DS
at the very lowest prices as we shall sell OF our
entire stock preierRg turning goods into money
than To pack them away while making the improve
mPnts q our store rooms.
H. No goods will be charged at cost-of course
the cash must he paidthat our object for selling
Of at cost prices. j. w, C0lL.EY CO.,
ie7-lW 323 9TH Ct, above Pa sv,
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EoR SAI.E--A good SECONDHAND CAR
Il RAGE, which will la disposed of ON rca,ono
bic terms. Apply above. ma 25
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MELlE'S FRENCH SHOES-I have inst re-
WI celved SECOND instrument of the
abiva II o r. =. direct from Paris.
both Mollene and Vile, of Patent Leather.
HARMON BURNS,
4oS Pa. av., bet. ~ and 9th ts
iai -nOlw Intel q Cnn.l near Natlnnal Hntal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-09

SUPERIOR OLDRYE wHIsKEY, of var;o,,
- brands, at l.. A. DELI WiG'S
7th ST.. between G and /. Nav VA
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The MONUMENTAL CLUB proposes to celebrate
their sixth anniversary on Monday, the 18th inst,
by grand picnic at Arlington Springs The
finest kind OF time is anticipated, and will no
doubt be realized For particulars, see advertise
ment in the proper column
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-09

DEACHES, CURRANT JELLY, AND TAM
IL ARlNDS, just received and for sale by
r.. r.. OBRIEN,
ma S-eO6t southwest corner i. and 9Th ats.
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Committed. - BERNARD Robinson. the young
man who Was arrested under suspicious circum-
stances last night, and confined in the central
guard house for trial, was taken out this morning
and examined before Justice Dom. He was
} Boone, wood and coal dealer, but was dis
covered before lac had time 10 commit further dep
rrd1iions he was committed 70 Jail fof court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-09

ODEoN HALL, corner AZ street and Penn. ArsnKs
WIesenteld Co. have just received sp entlld s.
sentiment of Cashmere Business SUITS, Fine Dress
ami FrOck Coats, b autlfu CassiIn'e Pans splend
Marselies and other Vestings Boys ClothIoy In
endless variety large assortment of Furni shinr
Goods, v hlch will be sold at the very smallest al
vance above cost.
leS-d WIRsESFELD6 Co
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AUCTION BALES
THIS AFTERNOON q TO- MoRDov

BY J. C. MCGUIRE CO., AuctioneeT,-
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT FRONTING
IL on THE CIRcLE-On THURSDAY AFTER
we shall sell Subdivision No. 2, in Square No. 81
IrontlnS feet 7inches on the Circle, between sd
ana 18th streets vest running back about 90 feet
an alley, This lot fronts on that beautiful public
desirable site for residence
Terms: t'ne third cash; the residue in 6 and Il
months with intsrest, secured by deed Of trust on
je7-d q MoGIrIpp 4 IN 49,.
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IL THE TINE FOR RECEIVING PROPO-
sails for the above work is postponed To SATUR-
DAY, the nth instant, p. m, when they will be
cpsned in the Mayors Office IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-09

A PIc-NIc.-The picnic Of the German Re
formed (St John's) Church Sunday School, a,
JunrHianS Humphreys gardens, on Capitol Hill,
Ua Tuesday last, was very delightful affair
Appropriate addresses We're delivered by the Rev
Mr iirruberger. Mr.. Meyer, Of Alexandria. and
Mr. Eherly, capiLilly suited 10 the occasion, To
which all present listened most attentiyely The
hosts, Messrs JUneman aud III nnIphrev won gre at
PrIiS- hy their unremitted attention Ia all; their
nn~ rrfr, shnents, and the completeness Of all their
dTTdIig rnentS.
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REAL EsTATE.-Yesterday, Jas C. Mcclure &
Co, sold lot No. s. in square ESQ., at the corner Of
Delaware avenue and North street containing
IL, si2 square feet, TO Col. William Hickey for 50
cents per foot. Also, small brick house and lot
on Eighth street west. between X and l. streets
north, to James NJ. Towers, for 81 ,425
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BIBLE PKEsENTED--Yesterday, on the excur-
sion Oi the Second Baptist Church Sunday School
ON" Of the most delightful of this SEASON.
1-antifn Bible. the gift OF the teachers and schol
Hs: was presented through the hands Of Geo r
huii'k- Esq 10 w. X Baker, ESQ the SUPER
int-ndent Of the school, a testimonial Of his
"tll.tN as rs head and of the regard borne by all
us cuIirrs for him, the result Of their
with him Interesting addresses were delivered
b, the recipient and the gentleman selected 10
make the presentation
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BURGLARS ABOUT.-The citizens of the Seventh
a5d continue to be nightly alarmed by the depre-
ddtons Of burglariOHs parties Notwithstanding the
ld arrest OF band Of night in that vicinity
by the officers Of the tenth police district During
Tue last week attempts have been made to break
into number Of houses The night before last
party made an unsuccessful attempt upon the
premises OF gentleman residing ON Sixth street
who's doors and windows Were So well secured
that their efforts only served to alarm the propri-
etor, whO arose and prepared himself for the re-
crp.i"h Oi his unwelcome visitors, and waited pa
teEtiy Tor them To get in They retired, however
'li-t thoroughly testing the fastenings of every
a''l,ahi- mode Of ingress. and thus deprived the
gentleman of the Opportunity he sought 10 become
better acquainted with them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-09

CRY IMPROVEMENTS Hands are engaged In
r"Pairing Maryland avenue, between Third and
Fourth streets east, under tue supervision Of Com
missioner Coster. Of the Fifth and Sixth Wards
An order has BEEN issued IA Commissioner Owens.
If the Third and Fourth Wards To pave the alley
in square as between VI and y and Sixth and
Seventh streets The property holders asked for
me Improvement aud the bill was passed by the
Councils a few weeks ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-09

RIvER.-We learn from a gentleman who Is
largely interested in the Potomac fisheries that
s'nce the cutting out Of the proprietors Of the va
rous landings shad have been quite plentiful in
The Potomac waters. few gill METERS who Kent
on hshlng dur ing the regular season. and are still
Engaged, are doing far business At Hunters
ithdlnS, jackson Clty-) the shad more plen-
ulItl than At any previous time this season
The coal trade has not vet begun and will not
Tor some weeks t. come account Of the dealers
h-lng actively engaged in repairing their wharyes
aad deepening the nOOrings about the docks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-09

SPICED NORFOLK OYSTERS Soldat
~ l.. A. DELI.WIG'S,
1th St, between @ and 4 Navx Xnrd
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thsLdfeHS Sft00I SHtfs.
NOAH WALTER Il Co, Marble Hall Clothing
Store, Browns Hotel Building, would respectfully
announce that their annual display OF Spring and
Summer Clothing a. nOv ready for inspection. IL
is comprised OF an assortment of Gentlemon's and
Youths Clothing Of the newet and richest desig ns
in material, trimming, and workmanship.
To those Who study excellence with economy, in
fashionable articles of dress, opportunity now
offered for selecting from the most attractive stock
of esdy- Made Clothing in this city, at very re-
duced prees. ap3-ly
DR.. HoSrErTER's BITTKRs have received the
warmest encOmiums from the press and people
throug huut tina L mon. valuable tonic for the
orre al dyspepsia, Flatulenee, Constr patioa, and
general nervous debIit. 1T cannot bs approached.
Every day new cases of ITS great effect are chroni
ced Through public jou rnals. There is nothing
equal TAI the enjoy ment which the afflicted expeIi
enoe when using this valuable specific. Its mild
tone Its sure and orOus acton upon dIgOrdered
stomach and ia. c ansInx of the emit hum sn body,
should recommend 1t To all class, of our eomRnnI-
~. All that will he tO convince the skep-
he satisfied.
where. je J cost
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0@ LADIES' FESTiVAI.-The ladies' Of
~ Christ (EplscCpall Church, rgetown,wi
cnnntinna their Festival at Pompeian Hall Cor
L MS IA ENtNG only. It,
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thled>tsu Nustattun9 Der h~eutissn Drummer nm
@ntl6ulrt9un9: bic 0eier zines bunrertidbriaen
Sutil1lmSfeltes, baS 3uiammcnfaaeu einer SUrn
bic S,rle9uns u%nlerrr Sfiict, unr bic @eburt
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ben einet %beutidsn !3situnsei6reibers nibt ale
Sage pUrtcmmen fGnurn.
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Neues S0arpins, aus uno g~astrbisr- 98irtbIhaft.
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baden, bricnccrs e~mpfisbtt atrr Elm @los eutes oaaer.
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Sas Saufet ;um Sebinerfefe.

Ntrpr ais buncert StIttbtiluet mr. batten iih
Gsltern Ntcrb I'M Ecthle Ger Scrrsu 0unter mnp
Sobnsrt singcfuneen. nm eae : diucrfrit nit r>
mem Gem 6rtreener. Sru. potor S6eit gu @trsn
perenltalteten S1nfrt mJrpia IN i6lis6cn. limo
ss mar elm musrjaer ShIus rielcs Ncfss. Ter
9seran8ten Scjt batter ertaureu mir une nur e.
t'I9e Der beroorra9eneit FEN Scafte Bier au,uiubrcn,
Die tbetls pom Jfcren trglsitst unb m~ei1tens nit
Sueel a%uf9encmmeu murrtn.
Sammanu: Dim Sefrrcusr.
perr Yaitcr S6eit ronfte in elmer ~Iduaertn
nnp srgsciIeneen 8cbe unb tradtc elm Srd auf
Shtllsr, D~rutitIanps crrlnsn Sr6u aus.
Mtapor Wapc: 8eneral Steubsu.
@s9clins: Dem 8eitpr6iteuten.
pr. Sturtipaut, rasu oufscfprScrt, belt cine
pur@ @elt unp s8iB lih aus;ei&nr ncs 9ttpc.
SSatlpn (2opcfat): OcS Sutr her @ieiiiIa-
ton. m6Je es @IrS umIhlinesn, gut, hart unp
pbne Ntopfaten leir.
PER- 9altpr Fpper, gum reoen aIf9ef2resrt, en-
tiarte, caB CT ni6t gum 8~eitrrrnsr ermG6lt mcrren
irt uno rarum nlttt iprebcn mcQe, sr brinac ic.
rr6 nc6maIe Gin Sp6 AM ieineu 8rruur ScnrY
u. Sbcit, ZEN Gelfrcpntr, rrr Ter aan,sn Sadc
crit 1aIt unS @etaIt gcsetsn babe.
Sar9amin 9. Sirih.
Sertelbc eanfte in elmer %IGnleren snail. Rser
unb tra&tr: rrm gutcn Gluperncbmtu Der Deut.
ihen unp Nmcritaner unc bic Grbaltuna Der
Hrdte une 5rribcitrn tisire 9anreS.
Gssclin9: SSwalp Scinri6.
Der Iuf@rnfnc c%rnipcrtc tirrauf: Dcricniae.
Der bic brrrlt6en gGprtc sclprpden, bate leirer
fhlcbt gtipiclt.
GsgrIin9: .. q. StrGdcr.
Sr9Ieit Der AufartHfenr srttdrte, trin Tecner
Al ietn, 10 tra&te or bod ras Sentimcnt: Urm
S6tuerIeic, rdt gu sincm Serip6munaefsue ,pcir
Trpcrenpe wurbc.
O.. Dcnccn: Tenn Sprrder bes Gaass, mSoe
or 9ldfiid in nts Grnir ieiner eirten suridtebren.
Or. Suhler: Die Der. Staateu u. DER ItSus
fen 8uthtrr b%rrieitcn, Slrsinia.
6 Mnpr: Den pier @rapen bcs Soocs
6. S6tt&rr: Zen STANDARDIZATION.
Is. Haute banfte i'm Namen b%crIelben.
" u. peilltpS: lem Jiepraientaut Der teut.
thrn 9rrdr i'll 8tdmOnr, m6sc feline 3eituna Sas
5prtbunrertilb'i9e S6iIer Sutildum rrlebcn.
.. 9anrl hrhbtr ejnru @rsrntpat: Die prut.
ihcn 0tieuIhafteu MtAmunSs, percn Gintrobt
uns oirics ihSuc 6et %ttrcitete, m6sr fe INNER
bliiGeu.
GA9elin9: Die 9rciIe Sibmrurs.
Mr. @rdbam pom psShi9" cntseguctr btrrauf.
Mtcrscnlfcrn: Infer aItcS Satrrlaup.
Sarsamin: Die Burner 8i6mpnpe.
&urnev Ecprei DANTE bierauf uno tradte bic
Gpn1n!itte unp bic Gbrilnehmrr prs gcltss, unp
ipdter: Or. . ltb'p in Dem gcrt, benz Nnrsasr
beS Shilere 9utilGums in Nmerita.
Nnorre 3rintlprlhs fulgten nod, m;e: benz
papa, rem Oamen 8,dmCnes &C. &c.
S6iteBIih ipurbe ben Jeitrennern pom i5rf.
Yraltoentsn zinc 9ra&taussabe pom Sdiaer'S
9Sert'n ais elm @rinncrungSsei6eu iittrreibt bic
BON h%EnleIbrn NIT berslihen gDcrtcn eutaraeno,.
nommen. Grf FRAT mad Mfitterna6t trennte lh
htelr Heitrre unp frpRs geieaidaft.
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Observation-Disclosures

Netne S6uie unc @cbnuug iiup icbt an her 5tcn
Str"se, ,~nilteu SrUap- uno Mlrjbaultr.
Snpem tb ojcS CUR Nnicias brinac, erlaute i'd mir.
nletns S6ulc in ibrcm iysiaru I66url Qotalc aui's
9ieue Dem Secbrten peutihcn Nublicc sltens III emf.
ptrplei'. 6Curp Won @rGntna.
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@artens 9Buts,1art in SutbertOnn.

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