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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25
Dix II.

BA1TELLF-In Brooklyn, Monday. Oct % Mary Taresa
the beloved daughter OF Margaret Peter ~ Batts agd
2NtaIs II InoD;n, and - days.
BLAHH-ln this city, Tuesday, Oct 49, Wehelmne Hen.
Ieita Blahn daughter OF Mesa Ba eyed years months
ERowNon Tuesday Oct g. eOnsuu ptiOn Thomas Brown
Bcrd 20 years. ''
KNAPP-ln Brooklyn y. d.. on Wednesday Oct "a Of dis
n the heart Jonathan Knapp n the 61h year Of bis
The friends Of the auy and Of tis George C. and Rom
ktCpp invited to sten the funeral wihou, further
roce, this tihursd'yl ~ o'clock, at No. Levi,
Thco near the Pecktp tsry The remains will he taken 10
Greenwood
LANDOE-ht Rbinebeok New York on Tuesday, Oct %
Bauiet { Bosaidus widow OF the Edwin IsnIon
fAfbEJ-OB ThursdAv, Oct n, ~. catur Nan LINEN
County Michigan William " Pedse IN toe 18Th year Of his
BICHMOND-In Yorkylle, on Tuesday, Oct %. Fni,l,,
dslgiteT o Or John Is. and a. Victoria Richmond aged
months and 10 days 1e'
STEELE On 10eidsy morning oct 23 Mary Cstbsrr.
ony child OF james aud Margaret $. steele aged year III
moths aud Is dayL '''' -
TtFNERn this city Tne,d y Oct 80 Rebecea St.tso,
ytaTs, uot the sni 10 days. ~ 49,
NlCkFRS-On Tuesday morning, Oct 20 Mrs Susspn,b
Nkers' the beloved wife Of JANIS Nks Of this city, ar
sfNs
VAN PILTJohn 5. yas Pelt died, on "wednesday Oct o.
Hccd 4, Yeas ~ wv -
Hs ih,pdi snd relatives respectfully invited To attend n,
iInett non HE late feadnc- No. 100 West Theh ,rt
On Thurdly, Oct %, O. o'clock, D. n.
NIlTtNb-ln tbs city, oH Tiesday Oct g. Mary lana
Willing or i~e1.y on' ye-s Ice Principal Of Ward school
The nis q he ian Iy ome pupils and school Off ,s. are
invited q attend the onsr om the Church OF the M,ssi
to-day UhundaY) e. o'clork.
WASbBuRh0u ruesdhy, Oct. ga Mary Caroline only chIJ
Of william and Margaret Wsshbam, sgsd yeals uionln.
and day.
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Disasters, &c.

The brig Eous lost q. Oct a. IL years old butt
Steubenye Me and owned by EbeneZer
Bo,toD, where she partly insured.
TIE ship Cherubn, Sinner from Cslso passed by
bip Roanoke on the 2lst inst going into Hsmpton Roads Wit
split
NEWPORT, Oct. 4-The brig j. Hathaway, from Csrdenss
with Of moases for this port has arrived She
Perenced heavy weather and had TO the deck lead CT 20
hhds. of ooesses.
10y telegraph to Ewood Walter Sec. BID rnderwtera
BALTIMORE, Oct 24The brig Laura fc.m SsnhlA has
rived here in collision the leth inst in 49, lon ~
with eek Mary Morton from Savannah fer NexYork and
tanned considerable damage The bark lost bboom and head
rigging
BY telegraph 10 Ewood Walter ESQ., Sec Bi Underwater.
IN distress has been eminent danger Ct sinking since the lh
When the water in the pumps Increased to et inch Il
found she would down and abe lowed round Porto
where the water s shalov and she could be stranded fine
sandy bottom She in great danger should have heavy
W. gale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25
Passengers Sailed

In me steamship 6od, for LreIORey. B. Condit lndi-
D c. Peacock Loudon; Geo Sutton, Lexington ~
Ed Tootal lady and Miss Earle England; Miss Ii n
Bailey Mrs n NJ Irish Miss B. Irish, Ne@p2rt l.; r.
A saney " p; g. It. Archer England Miss H. G Hosmer,
Rome Mrs Smith Scotland: James Rams1en, Philadelphia
Jno Glib N. Y; John Morris London Jos Harrison, la
dy children and servant Ches w Harrison, Philadelphia
Conroy Shipley Eneand Mrs GossS children and servant
yanconyers Is and Henry NJ Doughty snd lsiy ENGLAND;
Edward f. Poulterer Philadelphia J. Miranda, john Lee
pretre Mobie John Nicholson NewYork James Andrews,
ireland; J. Iri.h Newporj Manuel Miner CssioTni.
Col Galdor Russian Army A. f. or thomson, Phlad o a
Weeks f. Kig ~ Y Miss Smith, Edinburgh Mr. and Mrs
James A. Graham Nsncouver's Island VIM Pemce, w. H.
Sellers Edseron and son, ". Y; Geo Mitchell Glasgow
Marquis and Warehouses Chandos and servant London; e. H.
Waterbury. NY; w. Edison Leeds, Eng JE Raymond,
w @ Dom, WIN. Billing VIM Gihon, W. Lockwood, n. y
Rev. s. w Smith, Rochester; A. Cape Arthur Gappe, ~ Y;
Thos Jugby Niagara Falls " Berrau, England; Mr. and Mrs
Thos Guile N Y. Samuel Hendos Philadelphia Mrs. Nc
Lellnn. ". Y; Samuel Street. Englanl
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MARRIED..

BEARDSLEY-SNlEr-On Wednesday, Oct o. 1860, by the
Rev William r. Morgan, ID. Homer Swift Beardsry to
Louise second daughter Of Atchon T. Smith, esq all Of this
city.
BLEWETT-MAYER -On Tuesday, Oct q, by the Rev
Theodore A. Eaton. Benjamin b. Blewett to Lavnia Mayer
daughter Of the late C. 5. Mayer all OF this city.
C00L-BlRCH-At Cato. Cayugs County, NewYork Oct 49,
~ s. Olmged ESQ, EIasus NJ. Cool OF Bent1s N. Y to
Harriet Birch Of the place.
DICKERSON- LEWIS-In Moussown, n. j on wednesi lev
Oct o. the residence Of the BRIDES father by Rev
Theodore L. CuJleT Of Brooklyn Mr. Adrian 0ckerson of
NoW-Youk 10 Mis- Anna T. Lewis.
MOORE-COLBURN-In Grace Church, BROOKLYN, on Tuas
day Oct 49, by tue Rev. Dir. Child, John c. Moore to ss
Marietta Louise COlbuin
SAWYER TRUmBULL-On Tuesday evening Oct 49, by the
Rev. Thee dore Ia Cuyler Edward T.. SAWYER Eliza A.
daughter Of The late c. y. TTumbul, Brooklyn.
TYLER-LITTLF-On Sunday Oct u, Mr. Charles g. TYLER
o. this city to hils Mary Emma Little OF Bedford West
chester county
WlLLtAMs-ALLEN-I lisbon. Connecticut on Tuesday
Oct . 1850 By the Rev ]. 4 HaEen u &. Williams Of
jersey City to Harriet NJ. Allen Of the former place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

eor,p&uiore TIE logial ,enos Of ,b;s was that the
black should vote on inres. and be eligible to
any Office even 70 ~" Presidential chair The bla'k
man nSui. as n equal socially oil tne uphoiasrs
OF thls Gocuiue AeotheT doctrine OF the Republican
parry is an <ssessibla conflict and a higher law,
when woO' Destroy $50 600 600 worth of property at
the ooui' Bat his people would suffer determination
Delole 8 would be despoiled of such an amount Of
PiUP0 ~. The advantages of our Constitution have
rcd TO the great blessings we now enjoy; but
that constitutional guarantees have we If Lincoln is
elected The Consultation guaranteed 10 them the
dion Of fugitive slaves but niue States had virtually
fused 20 acknowledge this law; and the State of
New-York, in the Lennon c2se had decided that
her Southern brethren could not come here and
hold their property in slaves for a moment.
Urder these circumstances. should the South
submit to the election of Lncoln They would not.
The only way 10 avert the danger 10 the Union is for
| New.Yo'k 10 do her duty. Rew-York is made the
battle-ground ana here let the victory be achieved
Has there ever been an election when there was so
little threatening at the So1h when there was such
| an omnous silence May there not be determine
ton the part Of the South to take the protection OF
their rights in their hands, on the assumption OF
| power by such sectional party He knew what he
said and he told them there danger TO the Unlon
be then drew the usual fearful picture OF commercial
ruin and social desoation consequent upon the election
| of Lincoln. In such a CRIES. what were party ties
Let party 20 TO the winds. He appealed to al cohsei
vstive men, irrespective of party, TO ttnse Ior Ier
affairs Immense cheering and waving OF hats were
there conservative Republicans Wbere were tIe
Cheevers Church: great laughter Yes, ana 1ro }
Cbeeyer Church they have sswed dscord all over the
| country To save the Union, the Republican party
must not only be defeated, but they must be crushed
| ont everywhere and men must staha ny uie NauonA'
| Democratic platform.
| Before Mr. johnson closed, there were many empty
seats bat loud applause given by those who re-
manned, al d the meeting speedily adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

hps-Hson, Whitney, Charleston Spoford, Tieston
Co.; Thomss Sw Ramsey Portland H. B. Cromwell Co.
Shps-Liyerpoo Kearny London, Grnnell Minturn Co
Crest Republic Limebumer San Francisco, Tappan Star
buck Caravan Sands Liverpool Howsnd Fothnsha Char
Oak Carter Mobile H. H. Brigham Morgan Spooner Lon
don Nesmiih Sons Bullion Hodgdon, New Orleans Robson
Fosdick
Esrk-Tvola, Brown, Arroyo, S.mges & Co.
Brg,-Norfolk, Andrews, Calais Brett Son Co.; Overall
MeCullocb, Halifax Lsaycraft Cos Agicoa BIZ AkinIon
S. John, MENUS Som Herald F0ulkes, Wilmington, d.
4. Dewoh
SehooD,r-ssrah Elizabeth, Smith, New Haven mater NJ
y Bramhal, Dayey, Mobile +. ID. Hmlbut & Co A. III.
MANCHESTER Dserson PrOvidenee D. Darby Rogers, Moose
bad City C. Murray Arneis Mnge, Norwich MASTER
hrwiId, Macy Sagus, w. b. Greece; NJ. Manken Beers
Boston, Dayton Co Sea Bird Smith, Wilmington j. Smith
Co X Post, Rowley Apalschicoa f. Post Red Eagle,
Brown SayaI nah, Wallace SheI wood Co A II. Marsha
Nrkerson Providence. master.
soop-Phenix, Shepherd, New Haven, master.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

Hides ee6lc p ~ Tellov, Getlc. n Peis, BI0bI 80
each Calf Sfins IGIsI1c. y ID.
N Exta and Fi,l. quality includes nothing ou! the
best larz. fat r,ed quality ncudes the best
gr,,fed oxen beat Gafed Cows and che best ree year
old Stee Ordnary conEsts Of Bulls aud the refuse Of @
SHBEP-EIs includes Cosses and when those OF inferior
q1ality thrown out a. go II,
Boston and Lowell and % over t.e Fit hburg.
REnARKsThe stock of Cattle not large as lest week.
but of oe quality The best quality sold .s week
at last weeks prices there not many buyers
for such stock present. Sheep 23d3lc. v head lower
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

pIOy scumsp, Judgment prOmptitude, and integrity as
glance through the law reports VIII tell. With such
men as Bonpey and whie-gray haired servants OF
equity and iastceupon the higher bench, the cotton
mem will be ca ed from their own friends.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25
Cambridge Cattle Market.

RKtoKrED F0R Thh N 7. TkLBUSs, ri 0so hUFr
WEDEgsDAY, Oct u, 1860.
Whois number Of Cattle Ut nsrket S3 sbou. 900 Beeyes
and s33 storss eonssns Of Working Oxen, Mich Cows and
one two, and three year, old .
@6i second quality, Ss 2si third quality % So ordinary,
f275
Prices OF sroRs CAryLs Working Oxen. per pair from
S75 l6O; Coxsand Calves from $3.50 s6O Iesnss
s7169: Two yeaIs old, 8l0G sl2j Thee Year. old, Sts
Sheep and Lambs 1890 Market prices in lots 81 2JD 81
750 re- each; extra, So asa 81 jG0 SO.
HUHBER FROM EACH STATE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25
Passengers Arrived

In brig Santiago from Poytau PlatF Vladimir lady and
family, II Pizauo.
In big Hannah from Port ayPriNesEspit Chatensy Jules
JinbeIt, r. FIck -
IN bdtk Holland )ro IaGgud-Dayd WiDgood OF inagua H.
Firth of Bermuda.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

The GRAND WlDE-AwAKE DEMoNsTR.rIoS-The
grand Wide-Awake demonstration in Brooklyn has
beer fixed for the evening of the ID Of November-the
time having been changed from the Let in consequence
Of Union demonstration to take place the evening
Of the Latter date.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

NEW-oRLEANs, Oct a.-Au. ship Hsriests, Marcy St.
Tbomss
BOSTON Oct "a An steamer South Carolina, Ba1tsr
Charleston ship Mnstra Kelly Penang steamer r. spAud
ing, Howes, Baltimore
PHILADELPHIA Oct "a AR. ship Mszsppo Leghon :
barks Achilles London Charles e. Lex PoI auPfince Thos
Dsle Porto Cabelo; Washington, Bremen, and orig Eli.
eed Guantanamo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

A New LITERARY CLuB.-A proposition has re-
Gently been made TO establish, in Brooklyn Literary
Club, similar to the Athenaum and kindred associa-
lions in NewYork. The plan is not yet fully de.
veoped, but is in the hands of those vino believe it
feasible to establish an institution of the Kind in this
city, where young may enjoy privileges that can
not be procured except at the sacrifice of much time
and labor in meeting with similar associations else
where.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25
.R.norted By 2slegrnrh.

osUIeo, OF 2i-t p NJ Flour unchtnged WrnArease-.
sales goo .ush No chicago Spring 81 D. bust NJ
huVapket Cab O. III 49, 900 bush White C1u.d'an 4,
- o. aioat Cow quiet buLEA doll; ss,s COZ o1.b or
dInfy Canadian 81 .r,. klE G limited demand ssl,, IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

night between Germns named Henry George aud Fredeik
Beer The parties returning from dance 10 Buhwtk
aud Into dispute abOu. girl Angry words led 10 blows
and when metropolitan avenue Eastern District George
drew dirk knife and plunged into the back Of Bemer ini
log dangerous wound George arrested and locked up
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

NATuRALIzATIoS.-The City Cont is kept busy in
granting naturalization papers, nearly four hundred
persons have received their second papers within the
pact two months, and will be entitled to vote at the
coming election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

THE CRY CoURr.-The jury nials In this Court will
not be un the 18TH Of November Notes OF issue
must be 6led " iih the Clerk by the eth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

CHARGE or EMBEzzLENESr.-A clerk named Adolph
Sres IN the employ Of Mr. John Merse IN Grand street.
Eastern District yesterday arrested charge embez
fling property to the amount Of so from his employer He
committed to answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25
DIAPERS PENDING BEFORE HIS HONOR
THE MAYOR FOR APPROVAL.
FROM BOARD Oh SUPERVISORS.

fhOm BOAhD Or SUPERVISORS
Resolution directing Glen Of the Courts OF General Sessions
and Oyer and Iermner aud specia sons make quarterly
humber OF persons so convicted du9s the h elk months Of
Board of Supervisors, Oct %. 1860
Referred to Committee County Ofces, with power.
on Tor bad County JAP Sy ion ;oS pYOpa
Committee on County Offices
On 6SI aSe 81 a saP SC. dcp S r. 1850
Rs,oqn to pay bllOf Dr. Wright for msd. services,
Board Of Supervisors, Oct o. le6O
Bt;os2D Poy D1l Of Baker Godvia, for printing s0.
and = F. underh reporting S35 in BO,rd at the
Board of Supervisors, Oct q, 1900
for months ef Angus, aud September siOi isoo
On o3 80 81 and SSF Scc. sd6D ted a. 1900
R SoSl sii 70 pay bill; Of Murphy s2s Teller 81;
Sc. rooms Of Court Of Common Pleas ~ ''Pi'
Board OF Supervisors, Oct y, 1900
Relstioa pay bin H. F. Aubrey SIS ss and Of Ja. Ga.
Board Of Supervisors, Oct q, 1860.
lem Bridge.
Board Of Supervisors Oct y, 1850
Onbyes ana noes adopted.
Resolution to pay bniOf J. osey for plastus s. So on
30 5Sp s5. e g., ssT sa q os % 1850
tt9o e and Jos Bienn,n $500 stit Tor sewing .aSpcns,
b boaEd Of Supervisor Oct p, 1900
Reelection to b Of John NleGow.n and Gesr,e Rich
Board Of Supervisors, Oct =, lg6O. -
On ayes and noes adopted
nesses St(3 sC-lO0 ~ w. ''''N =" WV
board OF Supervisors Oct n 1860
On ayes and noes adopted
Resolution 40 % pay BIZ Lockwood Co 81 Tor supplies
ara "i j. MiNlHhon for ,lszuc. rs % 100 ~
beard OF Supervisors, Oct - 1864
Tn ayes and noes adopted
esou'ion directing Controller % nav ~ s Ia M. Ye,S
-. e lnebtiatc Asylum Cor F2si.e moneys
boNd OF Supervisors, Oct y, leo
on ayes and noes adopted
1 lNDENMULLERs ODEON - BOWERY-
n 49, . Nos ls9 2l a8 and 2ls Bowery
me NOV III AND WONDERFUL EXHIBITION
ACTING DISSOLNING VIEWS
,., With the lately dis covered Az os,ape
ic hs met with the greatest applause
dutirg three weeks viii be given on
THURSDAY. FRIDAY. and SATURDAY,
O1t -, 20, and u, at O'Clock D. "a.
ADMISSION 10 CKSrs.
turheT particulars will Do given by the programme
4 NAMELlAS, ACAClAS, AZELEAS, DOUBLE
y ~ CHINESE PRlMRoSES EARiE0ArED LEAVED
DAISIES, sc, ~ AUCTION THIS DAY at iet oco,k ANA
Ichn.t OF the best and sect as.oftmsaf az
HREFN- House PLANTS offered for sale from Mr.
LOUIS MeNAUD, Albany y. v Sale will be eoatuasa TO
MORROW, Goth mat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

VIOLATING AS ORDINAEcE.--John Lyons was
rned before Justice Conwe yesterday the charge vo
ting ordinance In osriDg butchers oal in opeu vehicle.
Having previously bee for similar oense and lightly
dealt with, the foil penalty OF 2S ue imposed this
occasion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25
BROOKL YN ITEMS.

The Banner Republican Club Of Brooklyn hold their
last grand meeting but tonight, in the Wig
wan, City Hall sqnars. William Curtis Noyes,
Waldo Hutchns and Oliver G. Beard VII address the
meeting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

John B. Cough lectures before the Brooklyn
Christian Association at Bescher's Church this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25
by Telegraph.

RHTuRNED.-Ship HISTORIAN. Worth hence for Leadou
turned to the port yesterday 2hl with both pumps choked
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

- CHINESE PRlMRosEs, yARIE0ArED LEANED
DAISIES &c, ssAUCrIoN rhlS DAY at et o'c.o,k Al No,
GREFN-H HOUSE PLANTS ever offered Tor AL, from Mr.
MORROW, 10th mat
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-31

yNu'S @earrtna Ans uae %Sdarrt,s,> 2Sirtbphait.
Ter uatrrlritpnrts bat an rr lTtcu Siragc. pcm
6ttmlrti arArntttl, stu Hrure Sudt. 1t. w~oa-piu1-
DdnS sIrH"eT, o"t sr ietuCn 6icuaccn uuc rem III
tlrtum In 2IIlAemcintu ~tsit,uy ,,npf. III.
9a Dem SHrrrrm rIslts ncu ttn1srtdh!ctsn oaui,e
itne itctN W,tiGntc ,iitr 2rt .:uC ttj;c, Sualrl1, Al,
hdtcn, %trlpnrcrs emrlirb,: Nter tin 0itnS sutrS ooucr.
0isr u. Diocpu
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I ~ hHSTIHERUNG.
2%'trNGtrra'1 seS'a S'r'!uit sci 6eus, tt bier N Sibm,ps y
ntit M8tat Ger ~
~>reHt SSfi1rrn S5niurancf Gpm eany Al Mhi;nr,In.,,
tllstNFn hA'AllN S~t!'tttyIn9 oUf 2Bobmblu'Gr, 1rrtS. &,krte,
3tNeat''i' E!sTi'tliitii. SIIh"RJtG. drUfrptj rr-. Nauea,r5thrr
l@alfH' M"ntNi"hRs5utt: Il nan ;rdr II rtn tilNicn 4r;ir,
va 9e!HnSn, mtltse }h 9cSsa can 9}t;iuii rn ,Irn,r 49,
'iNtfh neltt irtrptr 2Ot:bIn, b.t OF Il luIcr;ctSnr,n y,riu W.
Nsn. ae oN"p!rTl,t Der ,.I5rcu SSehrn :,uilranc, unp ) ms
NpmH1no' isRne;i ra IN Ypiiaotlphia M 4HS W IuIrtr a.
Ger 1in NStra {, une sttr69t oe Gapit2l pcrisIstn $jOn o0 $500
Sl RItnlpno tsTmfct no at %;3meiNpiRct an " a iHrsu, ~,
Aeurtn nhisrhaib ntn GrdtInAt 30ict unn nretn q Gn+a"
W Ftbtns<N E!itutluuls far sStiee Enc = scr m.r,.
tlri'fIhS cG'rIhli lar OF 5tlta GcnarelHIt,n unr an ZEN tiU;,.,.
y et'tn tnilewn 9sdemueh ulc Wi:o bri Strbrflnen n,r 81, 81.
u |" N'eh'shp HHS 5riaRt. 2r. y. X. &rldtn. Natnt.
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-. 81. Gtrccfsr,

-. 81. Gtrccser,
ap0tbttsr, Druaif, supporter psn rtmt.
'@fn Spsmtealtsn u. l. no. Mr.. 3 Dtaim- Ctr,
aeasnnber rem aIteu 0fartte.
g Meetet. rtrscn nit Ter ertF;tn Snrsfalt uut genau.
Mtt eereile. leme hemtf6s prGrarGte une NuLIYfcn
WI 9uFtintt Suntitettl' esirrsL. SaRbtaufteute mpaen bos
tet@e1'nSt edecr antritaniiher. bruitt rne fran,sitiber ilets
rtiner - SIihettn. Sdnte. Arttteiu :. ~. in heitrr AuSlpabl lcbn
III angrnht'Gt uten'sn, nclbt NrtjttI yum 5btil it5ft III nicsriar.
On. ds eh hereliTcn p-stitn atlsanen perSsn. Mtei;tnfa-
: en- mfrren ~ Zen b~tiislsn 9rrinsunaen wisssruM mil n,urm
ScrrJtht dusIctdltei.
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8ltirsr. Eager. R,tioer.yaserl
-. ScsSscr

Nc. S3 MHalnurlfc, wtitcu Err rs. II. I6
SALT Elm arFts Vasn frrtiscr 6trrer- unb ar,ahcr- SIe hr n,G -
iur ee ittt4e Sailsn, oil Go Gem ttlltu irdu;of It,n mn W
S;itrte itnn. A"-
2u'tb ptricnlMtn 5ntarf aacr in nein Gcff6ft cinfNIs.,rh,r
S;rrt bun tb III cUn S!dns 9citet. 9uitumtrs elm rpr.,,IissN ~
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prrrstcile uGb y Al 9 b.ci:.. MI 'e
va WletdfaES rcrrSit i tr drcEte gsor r i,A.n.. 80,
!cincncn SaIetuttrs, Ssipen!lTcrn, 5urS,ns lirfrE,, ~ w. uhr
une benmircl,ns. StrlnrfcA &C. lei M"hH.s'H"
so. IS Mini,rr,k..
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&sfdsaitss Gim;eiaes.
s''hst@ ss..tsr u. somp..
LIP Mfaini.rset.

ensNeet NrttuSi:tc IN alien Seten 81 ans gaoNsrforp ben, pini,
trasfsS u. =. m. cteniu ftnterel1e TT i,ter (Srpse unc Sueliti'
WI NStlira1ltl nne Eittbahcr ven @l!srtl une 3titren zine srr5s
&Sswsti Re, tsien 4RStsriaiicn.
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sa:'s' "s" @tah@ &an unp Sehmuvi Iayai, Tn,i,r
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!T ottitn @crNl ilril! @Tiru E'cricn hi" p1t,. MD nlh ben,i.
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:mrrtlil dr5', rG tr mn pr t.l;cH Srtrca uEr Gjtt.aUfe lubre.
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StMon Sttiatcin.
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,ntr 7 irnn Nbslnr IN Zen IN y 7 0abrns su 81 81 atla(It) N
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htani tint SeRenaS idtluneerdrNr &beiawtm srbainn base,
C'feS e'ae ts sareHnren tam ue bcn ia III Il 81 gr CjaIprt
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Hus NsiepGne.
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aaere @aenrur ubtrtrd9ln. u. S&mie! H.. 9r.
blus auf Sbiste te4issnO, titiet UNI Die stnsgnnauitraa NIX .
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Nefa,sntma

Osetn rr S6iT S&itter via %rtuen srtal.en;
5000 PHI. Sanbcrssr 3nelpen,
1900 4fr. Qinltn.
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