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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-09
Passengers Arrived
In bark Lucy AnE from M1ag0dRe-Mrs. Robinson aud Sc
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.".....JUIY
Cleared.


steanshps-AUgusta Lyon Savannah s. L. Mitchii Son;
Yorktown Parrish Norfolk Luda Heinckeni Matanzss
eEgang ystansss Mora Bros Navarro Coz Potomac, Wat
am baltimore H. B. Cromwell Co. Monticello, eager Nor
folk, H. B. Cromwell Co Pstapsco, Vail, Portland H. b.
Cromwell Co. -
sbiusst Louis Johnson Newt Orleans WIN. Nelson Sol
Mbsoni, Hughes, Glasgow, Durham Dimoni Astrachsn
(Nor.) Backer. Quebec A Wendt Co: Carlisle Sinson,
New orleans, Robson FOdiek BOYD Thongs liverpool
BOYD Heincken Endesyor ipper Doans San Francisco,
". T. Coleman Co. DeutehlaDd Wessenaolf, London
Baka-Gszelle, Rhodes Barbados H. Trowbrdges Sons;
Florida Mundy Philadelphia. X. Dowi H. Warrington,
Gorhsm Ma ,eiIes Dow ngrahsm; H.: Gregory Sleeper,
New Orleans Metcsf DDncan; Homer Rowe. Sydney Ca
tswba ni Montevideo, Cartwright Hauson spdte Price,
Rio Jsneiroi Exeter =, Alicante, Barclay hvtngstou
Bh.swldeman Dcbl Dredrist London, F9neh Meincks
j. w Sawyer Leghton. Kingston Thompson Hunter; a. NJ
Arnold Br Aihn,on St John Neyius Son; o. Adams,
Brown Ezsbesgo Thompson Hunter Scotland, Francis
Barbados, T.. #. Smith.
shoor ers-M PIemins, Shaw, Wilmington, J. w. Mckee
j. d. Seguine Ellis Fernsndna John, steson Wilmington,
E. s. Powell; Granite State Hast. Boston Dayton Co
Ellen Louise, Thompson New.Hsyen, master; Telegraph,
Rogers PHILADELPHIA y w Mckee, Eaehsnge HaOek Nor
Hazard Wilson Bristol MASTER T. jayne Jayne, Balti.
more Merrill Abbott Emma (Br Johnson Lon dondeTy,
III J. c. A. Dewon; NJ benson Barton, Para, c. p. Bur.
dott Maria Louisa Cumming Bristol master j. Leaning,
Tilby, Newbefn; Osprey Smith Washington, master.
Sloop-Rienzi, Briggs, Bristol, MASTER.
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Arrived. . SUNDAY, July 8.

Steamship r. n Cuyler Croker Ssyannsh, mde and pass
H. Cromwell Co, July of Cape ilaera-, exchanged
signals with steamship Hunsye hence SAY snpah 9Th lat
sSlc lon "A spoke bark F. Pendleson Of searpOr from Car
denas for New.York .......
Steamship Jamestown Skinner Richmond 1c., ndse and
pass LudlAm Heneken Passed the ship Rose Ssndsh Of
Boston anchored miles s. T. Of Cape Henry Lighthouse July
o. 10 of Absecon passed unknown steamer bound "
northwsrd.
Bells Sons Passed Cape Clear June TO- July lat 90 Z ION
s. 49, arasd ship Southampton, hence for Loneon Ith lat 81
10 poithward
&C. 10 Lawrcuce Giles Co Has experienced light westerly
winds and the whole passages been % days W. Of Grand
Bank .. ... : -. ......--
schr Palestine Brosdseei, Martinique IS days. amsud'
&c, to master.
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In steamship Kongayoo r LireypoolMrs. Donovan aud
daughter Miss Taylor Mrs Dwina Miss Hanna Philadelphia;
KEEpacL Rsy Holden, M Pssdon Ws5ds an New New
Griffin and shd Mr., geTy, Mis- Naval pi Hardin M. NJ
vie, Bernard, Wells DR. Ramon de sssrs Or. yGse
Hood New-OrlesSs; ]. o Woods Thomas, VIM Alley Mr.
Ward Mrs Otis Winor Miss Thomas Edwd Bosle and
daughter T. A. Vilamra J. Bsnduer Jorge Torres Thomp
SON A. O. Bskewe Jean Csuteron T. q. GIitbs j. Drew j.
Ducos j. Ssmrassado and 200 in stesrage. Total, go
In seamtp Ne- York, for Bremen and SouttamptoHSel
Epping and lady. Savannah A. Bueh,l and lady Mo MIS-,
NJ Bradley Pought eepse; Mrs L. Herman, Pa John
Msvor de Treyes lady A. Happel, D. Teller lady and
daughter; Geo w Keyser F. c. Ogden O. b. ban r. FeTgq-
,on NewYork; A. Kemperman, Bremen Mrs Hicsmers, Ca
fornia; Rev j. s. Dwight Boston; j. N sozano Mesrey
' Cells Vincente Mestrey Amabie, Cubs; NJ EspeJo T.
fsdeIl New-Granads H. L. He many Blimore A D. Ceti
Pblsdeiuhia; Thiee wUrlesns Vim Thomas Roe oper
Pa Mira C. RoseD,reter C. BoIshers Henry Bruus John
Segers NJ. Wolf John Goo,h Steenken Geo Herring A
Deettn 7. Schmidt, Lsseman New-YOrs John g SUN.
Richmond Loeger lady and shld oalysso9i Mrs Rose
Mener and child Huber, Thomas New Orleans Casper
Seeding ST. Louis and Uke Eva Agler Kocn, Wash
iuqtop ID G. John Wchmsn Baltimore; Louis Eyer Gin
Can't Wackmeister of the late Bremen ship Luna; Miss
sara Ritter Ala Yrs Louise Va Mrs Peper Chicago r
Bauer Philadelphia Rev j. Vsndera lady and four child
rem, Mich and 70 IN s.eeEsge. Total, lis
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SEvEErB REoMEHT EScAaFNEST.-The encamp.
Hett Of the Seventh Regiment National Guard on
baen island being Of the features Of the dsy Of
course, receives due share Of public attention The
ranks hsve raj Idly td mp since the day Of departure
and nearly every tent is now occopea. On Saturday
and yesterday large number Of persons visited Camp
scott and we've eourteVlsy received by the military.
Ire aques occupied Wy Colonel Left rts lie the csner
Of attraction and hIher the visitors TO the camp ock
In srea; numbers. The interior Is tassfuy furnished
and the Occulsnt has ev ny convenience at hand In
front Of the pavilion are STATIONED two sentiuel for the
Furpose of projecting the colonel from the annoyance
Of the oyerVurious There many objec of inter-
est about ,be ground, among which are the guard
hcuse and mess tent. The guard tent is important
feature being The point from which the guards are
furnished, at regular intervals for the camp. 1t is
kequen y visited by the Off of the day and night
and may be looked upon as their headquarters until
relieved BY the officers.
The company drills on Saturday were excellent each
being drilled in Hsrdee's tactics, with the double
quick" The cavalry charge by the troop under con-
mand Of Capt Pc ley also attracted much attention.
To- ay the regimepta drills will be commenced and
continued until the end Of the encampment. The grand
parade Saturday afternoon was witnessed by about
two thousand persons who were enthusiastic 10 their
sp .lanse The company fronts made longer than
he, etofore and the men performed the various
epvers in magnificent style.
At l0l O'Clock yesterday morning sermon appro-
pirate 10 the occaon preaehsd in the large tent by
The Rev. Mr.. Weston, Rector of St. Johns Chapel.
Nearly every member of the regiment was present,
together with hundreds of visitors from NewYoTk.
The services according TO the rites of the Protestant
Episcopal Church were conducted with great solemn
iy, the hymns and chants being sung by an excellent
choir.
During yesterday afternoon there was full dress
parade The spectators took great interest in the guard
mounting under direction of Capt Monroe, the officer
of the day, and Lieutenants Schermerhorn and
korazty, officers Of the guard.
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!, ~ wep,g,op, weIi. c.,siss days, iumta 70 Jed

n w wellington, Wells, cssiss days, lumber 70 Jed
frye. a., "a
sekr Danes Lacy, ch,e, Portland days. powder 70
luastsn ,p,.
sclr j. T. Bent, Reynolds EHzsbethport coal for Boston
schr Rough md Ready, Robbins Rocklsnd days nne
ecbr Ruth Hasey Penny, 0ieebpOt days
Schf. Gszele, Rogers Portland for Albany
Schr. SpIingbok. King Calais DAYS lumber 10 mAskT
schr Fveglade Fa'on Machiss days lumber 70 mastr
sch scioto Harrington Ca ala days lnmbe 70 mattel
Bch Maria L. Hall lawrence, Portland dsys, stone
Schr Romeo, -. Eizabethport coal for Gloucester.
Sebr Znlma Church Jonesport days SPAR 70 master
Steamer Delaware Cannon Philadelphia and Cape May mdsc
bud pass to y. Perkins.
Nicp.
Steamer wesehester Jones' Providence, dse aid pass 10
u sasc Odel
Steamer Dawn Perry, New Bedford, mdse. 10 Brsow
BELOW-Bsrk p. psndleton, from Cardenss.
Brig King Brothers. from Spanish Main.
Brig Santiago fBremtnJ, from Port au Plate
Brs Augusta, from Sue'isas-IA four by pio,tos, New
Big sarah B. Flssg, from Csrd'nss daya
Brig Eliza. rem essrs 10 days
Also. one bark, unknown.
sAILED-ship ouisk,ep. and bark Fame.
Withholding the day, FIRMS.
An July .cbr Warren GseD, Borden, Gr'nsas Is Days
fruft 10 maste
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MARRIED.

this city, Saturday July By the
Rev Samuel Ogood ID. D. Edwin Booth 10 Mary daughter
ofChaEles Deylin all Of. Phl.dtlphi
st. Andrews Church corner Of Dnane
street md CITY Hall place on Wednesday July by the Rev.
Father Gown Mr. Patrick Boyle Of NewYork 10 Mrs Julia
Ann Craven Of Brooklyn.
IACKEY-sNIFFINS-Jn Norwslk Conn. on Tuesday, June
by the Rev John Craig Mia, Louisa nins of Norgak to
Mr.. VIM. Lackey of New.York City.
PkTTEsSON-TfAYEa-Onw Wednesday, June o., at Grace
Church, Brooklyn Higb,s by the Rey D. verGilysa W.
sTEWART-BUDD-In this city on Saturday July u, Mr.:
George d. Stewart Of NewYork to Miss Mary T. budd OF
Dutchess County. -
YOIiN0S-yVHk RTON-On Tuesday June D. by the Rev DR.
Dickson Mr. James Youngs Miss Clara Wharton all Of this
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u snd !. h' a. ALE. a. p q "a
oJ Mess Reefis IN lied demand and hesvy sale. Of IN
ne Rsps az: p. e'1 40 au
end nomnfl Beef Hams dull ~ sl1ass Lard l. azsiu
n, a.. sr- limited a.Ie Of IA bhs and tcs 1t iGic and
trgI3c Bse very and much WAITED at 1ol1Ic
% ar IL N 'sy ,Hd Spp sIS ss A'i ye
fer ,,gue't no Pm. trims e not plenty, ale. Of s.as q
in steady densrd good hrni so unsslabei
quote Ohio s.f,asc and Sat- a. g Silc;
RICE sqaet Gales Of IT'S tea at ~ s0Gs4 10 y 100 ~;
sT6ARsTe trade Is fair and prices sustained 'ales Of
s's bids bids Cube Mo.cGyado At 9! aIic Ian a, ~ "a
~ IL mini. % .5,, s the d'H'Hd good ''''
WHlsKYThs mske 10 without uuSh change sales Of isi
bbls at Gle, and ANAL lots at 2iic
markess-RSportsa 0y Trseyrupv-
ws. 81 ssSs1 Red Il sSssi'
Provisions less active; Bscon firm 81 utouic onouae
sssf fiuS @n July " aFnssTs .ce Howard
ob WSs.r du Req s e. a:y Wbs s wae PnS
visions srm Me:s Pos, sls Isl Rump, GA WHISKY dull at
..es loo bS $3.50 fI Extra state for
nS w Mss..n 'ss 81
wnET dab and nothing doing GoRS ms,ss ogensd a.
20 suh no: and Toledo At saS osss
BE- Other grains nominay unehsnsed WHISKY less hrm
pIcor ~ lie e0 on Wheat Sc on Corn e SswlSr IN
poST.-aooo bills Flour o bush Wheat soOo b1h Com
No returns were made from the Canal ONCE 'n
evening -. ,,,..t..,
with fir demand sales bush Milwaukee Club at ~
100 bush do. private terms and 5000 bush Amber WIS
onn at Com unchsngs sales of6e0 bnsh Indiana
Flour &c. on Wheat and 7lc Corn 10 New-fork LAKE
sS G ssur bgs bush Conn
] zoe bush. Oats.
cpIcAGo July TO m.-FL0uR active WHEAT FIRM, and
advanced lac sales ct 01lD$ 90 for No in store CORN
dull and declined ale s,le 10 900 bu.h a. Mf OATS quiet
RYczIPTs-TO bbls Flour $50 bush. Wheat 10 800 bush
Corn 4oOO bush Oats. SHIPsssrs-i700 bbls Flour, 9OO
bush Wheat 1900 bush Com. FREsHTs unchanged ssht
ExoHssoB New. York, II cent premium. .,oOo
CINCINNATI July Flour 10 better demands sales OF LIo
bbs - IS for super6ne s50S5 80 for extra WHISKY
duI al lie PROyisoss quiet but firm MosEY market and
sight ExcHAsGR on NeW-York unchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-09

a M,uon POLICE ITEMs.-Cyrus Mesick of Melon
si. r. was robbed Of gold watch valued at $50 oy
rsu panod Caharne Lsrkn. The ecoused was arrested
and ioeled on 10 answer by Justice Connolly TneIsse
Saturday complaint OF her nus
band John FEusSber Of No 80 West Broadway VINO ces
seT with beamy lie ALE ges that in 1887 she mared 70
Fredsck Arnold and in 1859 she represented herself as
rse women and aIred complainant He has witnesses to
move tst her husband still living Theresa was takea
f,fote Justice Kelly who detsined her for examination
pocket Ez Sbeh Benton was arrested and locked up y
Jasiee Kelly. Woods and LswIeaes Ryan ss So
The complainant had invited them int, ocery IN Mulberry
street 10 take drink and while paying fer the liquor WOODS
,sstd The money Of Ryan followed Immediately ana
.h.red the plumber The prisoners locked to answer y
J.sioe Ks1y Dennis Bapy also implicated In spending
the money and held or examination 1.-The Fifteenth
W.a Police on SATURDAY, night made descent d9rdeTy
hoa,e In Mercer street ami dozen females Justice
lsnnolly locked them ali for examination
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A PECULIARLY PERPLExISG PREDIcAMEST.-On
Saturday afternoon two young men named James
OHsnah and Chas. Hurlburt went to battle at the foot
of North Tenth street, Z. d. Mr.. OHanah, being the
frst to nsh bis ablutons, got on shore made hasty
toilet, and then away with all his friends clothing,
includiog gold watch. Mr.. Hurlburt, on returning
% terra frma, very mnch embarrassed, not having
even an umbrella to cover his nakedness After wait
ing short time on the shore benevolent woman dis
covered his predcament and accommodated him with
skirt which enabled him to reach his home and elothe
himself in more becoming habiiments after which he
preferred complaint of grand larceny against ms fell
low ba.her who was yesterday lamenng his fondneSS
for practical jokes in of the cells Of the Fifth Pre-
einct Station-House.
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DtRIEe BURGLARY.-0n Saturday afternoon q
house situated on Graham avenue between Richardson and
N.ke4 avenues Eastern District. entered BY means Of
100 k,y ana robbed money and ee 20 the value Of about
400 The house occupied by families john O. Finger
90 Cstisn Frank FROM fingers apartment 500 IN money
ood watch and other articles were taken Nj fahh
Ios $50 and silver watches seyeai persons ere N vac
- ftbe house Al the time the robbery coumited and
hoy before ia discovery Mrs Fak two young men
the house, who undoubtedly the thieves
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Nv TeIearaph.

SANDY HOOK, July g. sunset One Of VIM Noson Sons
ships ships Fix and three bss at anchor at the W.
Spit, bound out Wb g. light; clear .
HIGHLAN0S, July sDnset-No inward bound vessels 10
sight Wind = moderate; clear.
40. Prince Jure Is
Below, ship viIlafrancs, from Newcastle.
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BROOKE YN IZ,ENS.

THE Rev. Mr.. NoRrHRUP.-The Rev. IL. d..
NorthYup commenced his minisraoDsa s the pastor Of
the Park Congregational Church Of Brooklyn, az the
Psrt Tabernacle, yesterday morning. He has obtained
some G. lbrty from having filed Mr. Spurgeons pulpit
has. Summer during his visit to the Rhine. He lie
yourg man, with ee tain homely earDestness and
strength which calculated to reach the hearts OF the
many His prayer is given in the most familiar tones
In preaching he uses the loud method of delivery ira
itiopay supposed to belong to the Western Methodist
preacher This relieves and gives effect to his pathetic
personal appeals which delivered in subdued and
almost teartu nj His sermon was mainly devo-
d 10 comparison of the State of Sin and the State Of
Grace. The illustrations used were drawn FROM the
commopest things and events of life, and rendered in
everyday language with much gssticuation some Of
which could be accounted for only the supposition
that his deepest feelings were struggling for utterance
In vain Altogether be produced marked effect, and
viii receive that welcome which every earnest man
docs who works zealOusy and with his whole sOn for
what be believes 10 be right
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-09

Ru,tD BY FAILING THROUGH HArcHwAY.-
ION held on inquest yesterday upon the bodies OF
coroner 60. n aged CO. whose family resides ~ coempa
, nsp Laa street eHdipatrek Lestrange whoss is
eul ~ a. fye Deghb0rbood who were found dead on pay
nD be lower floor Of one Of the hoIehouses on
1.s poeE s supposed that they went oPon isS ' H ys
a. sssp and falling throui On ice hson"ayi he'F " "
,diet d accidental sesth rps senaste@
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CHURCH DEDIoATIoS.--A new German Catholic
Church at East Eew-York was yesterday dedicated by
TIE Right Rev. Bishop Loughlan. This new church Is
called St. Michaes 1t is fine edifice, and an orna-
rnent to the village in which it is situated.
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nisnafers. &c.

ScHR PRBsDEST from st. Augustine Fla, loaded with cop
per hides and tsow: wicked in lat 90 ~, In ror
Vessel and entirely lost picked by the Jane @
Patterson of Philadelphia mdnsh, Of June 49, CARO- valued
5000.
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CAsUALTIRs.--A young badly, named Elizabeth Ann
Ernuo reading at No 800 South Rh street. T. D. sustained
srious injuries yesterday from kettle boiling which
Wa accidentally spilled on her head and breast
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THREATENED ISCESDIARY.-A man named
xebael Pcka was arrested on Saturday for threatening 70 set
re to te preunises OF Mr. John Fitch National avenue
(3r.eDpout. He was locked up for examination
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ADNkeu.

By piotboat T. Blunt (No 2l-Juy lat N ls loa 60 90,
bark Sarah b Hale, from Portland for MstaDzaG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-09

The CouRTs.-The July Term of the Court Of ses'
sions win commence Tuesday the 10th inst. There
is heavy calendar consisting Of lS6 cases, mostly
against liquor dealers for violations Of the Excise and
Sunday laws.
The Special Term Of the Supreme Court will meet
to-day at 81 o'clock, whenit viii be further adjourn
ed until the ensuing Monday at the same hour.
The July Term for Jury trials will commence IN the
Brooklyn City Court this morning. There are only
eleven cases on the calendar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-09

A cosFIpEScE MAs-A German named Rudolph
xyoneer vas arrested on auT day, charged by his former en-
poyer Jscob Lett painter In Aessroe street. Ess.en Dls
sa. the. while working for Lett be obtained hom on
Trt deale $50 worth Of paint which lac ha1 spoP
80 y, Ss own use he was committed toE trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-09

,-ARRIAGE AocIDEST.-A gentleman named Mellon
voupz lady named Kellogg thrown nom carnage az
~ Der OF Degraw and heyt streets on SATURDAY evening INC
sHe - ayng run swsy and both seriously Injured
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CRY MoRrALITY.-The total number of deaths in
this city last week was l24 of which 80 were adults,
and IS children The principal diseates were cholera
infantum 10; consumption, IL eOnvulsions, infandie,
10; debility, infante, g. scarlet fever TO- marasmus,
iufantile g. Under one year of age, AZ. Natives of
the United States, SO; Ireland, p; England, q all
other countries 4.
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anlipt leinta Va9sre eittrt 3. Goienfelo,
$40. 1914 Srpapnro
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'rpte't: gtdintSi, Sr.in, tttne une orpse Ugrie. Saac, Griee>
nicel, pdrer9ruee rciticSCn Sprrn Mueeln, eeunte Gidprien,
rnncr Sr"uitr~8alc, 9brcriarc. Maclrpni, Salatcf in orpEen une
flt,ntn ,H"lten., 3tmmr. eanSn uc 3eifcftncn. nrsit alien anecru
Hemaritn' SGiranms Ym fumtIcu. Seiftn Ii. &c. wctbe @nhsl
'p in Zen n'ps'dh btlisfeR prsnsu bsifens emrfctIs.
s. e. 6ti@er, Net.
goo Srres 9aneieS. Saucr. Spcrm unc Noomaatine,
i3o Norts 5rHp. Dad, 3gcwn une 9cEpw,
90 SSrrES Ner bort Spftsn Gbecie,
3 &circS MiU,
400 Yrppntc unt Yu6cns,
goo 05rrf &lrrtS pipts, $50
200 GrrF 9fuideS
H"",veo S'9aF'tn, ptilTtecent rartS, fretcn crtaleu une gum
SsttSut.ett 2Sr. &sailace u. Ssbn.
20 &arrciS %attimrre @tttes, fcttem erbalten une ,u sabtn +,
Wm. @attace II. Gpbn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-18
Observation-Disclosures !

Tcm wc;arin' enscn Rutitium eisnt bicrn,it sur SafrtSt, Sae
(rten ciac 5tnsaIa ieit'unper'ruR Hbcinrci1 crbalnn basc.
etntu 05n'r lib gaia. lnroR lana NM tI IN III 81 5u pr c5dlpnt
"triIur. lepn Rutlcr,
l3ij Yr,dpcrt mn.
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s. s.. @tedsr's

Neu ettaerihtete peutifr Yu:htinperei,
SortlNrtit mn osn NnTorserunaen esr3cit ntup @rimip len
eeoen,, Der iein3eita!tcr ridti0 pcriebt; StiGjf1uS ~ @nSfdr;t,
gon oieitm gIunplass bsiesit, ena ttc it mir psm Y.reerIidrn
ecliIlnen Yubltum et tr9sbene @nssiac III maonen, eaE ib msire
sudbineeret purd peribi benz scitaI niast bencrrnss5 brse",rnS
ssrronianoist bsbs, une isti BARD Die bterourh teni,tttn 9srbei-
ltTnraenin Der PRODUCTION audb hCn itrenSifCn Reinforcement &c.
nues iu ic;}:en in Den Stans eeiset bin. SHE in meir @sh itIo.
senne 4rssiisn, als: gGriiSlie's, @iuif-erntanp siafoiImnssn
9'n SElaeTsen &c: &C., ale Irisn @oren fir 0EpsOpo- Stprss &C.,
sra;e fHr Sepentr iocreen nad ME ppr dnatfertict! ~
@Ee @rtsr @dsfaiten apn 6oIs, 0ogps uo (Sioe. ifub imms
%rcrrStbis (. 3. GtetrT '"' '""'
Su6sinasr une Yofparbsisr.
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Hie sauiencs. incline IN observation-disclosures. Rcuralsia. ncrprkr
arpf- p~sita,s-, Seitcns, CSiseer. unp .Ruseni.nisr,en leiocr.
u cen anSeaeittl,ns siantrans une SGn;line Abpulft, wcnn liz
o1rtepernts eurs~ all 9tbreu1en. DieIe grGparas
ton cities Sbeuilen 81 ITO ais has bs,c Isilmit,eI fnr Sonn,er,cu
II Zen &nodrE, NVaSteln. Nerptn unh o. bnen bsmd6rt. Ssyiud.
inc 0laldt ane Rnce Seitung! 9rsis IL, % uno 30 9te. Ser
ami rWo baiIeibe bel
-. E.tsSa9ntr. 9obeter une alien Orusstf"u
o.3l IN R,dhmpub. Hurfetf une prtersbura.