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J. B. WALTON.

T b. WALTON. ...........=.... B. WALTON,
CITY AUCTIoNEER,
And AUcTIoNEER, APPRAIsEE and GENERAL AGENT
for the Purchase and Sale Of REAL ESTATE,
SLAVES, LANDS, ETC., etc.
Office, 40 Camp street,
Continues his personal attention all sales Of Real Estate
Slaves Furniture Bank and other Stocks SUGGESTIONS and Mer
chandse generally.
He invites his system plans ana plan book Of
Real Estateinaugated at large epeneembacing every
square and every lot in every square, with the
thereof the Of the owner and other valuable information,
taken from the most authentic sourcessecuring in the pur
chase sale and appa.oment Of Real Estate Hneqaed adyan
tages and information.
RI-Fumlure and other outdoor sales attended TO- sez7 Gm
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Es-St. Mary's Orphan Boys Asylum, Third
District.
amen u long IS y9q did tto one Of these my
least brethren, did 1t 10 rne.'l MATT. XIV 40
The Superintendent Of this institution would respectfully call
attention eharlby disposed the following facts
There three hundred and I've orphans in the Asy
um great want of clothing.
that many yell disposed gentlemen consgn
season. their old clothes the MOTHS knowing any
thing better to do with them.
B. Such garments extremely useful to the poor
pians. -,
Ing less damaged and consequently unfit for sale
these would be Of great service TO the Orphans
g. The Legislature having made any appropriation this
year orphans they in need than usual of the
public charity.
Any gentleman wishing TO aid them can do 80 in this way
without ncurrng expense A addressed through the Post
Office to the Superintendent c. H. indicating residence
etc of the donor, will be promptly attended to-
Donations will be Mr. LaytonR IS Chartres street.
Mr. seres Dunane street close Maras Mime Blan
chets street. opposite the Archbishops residence.
New Orleans, April "a, 1850 mJi0
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. BOOKS, hrAr1oEERY,etc.
BY ANsEL EDWARDS,

EeIn0Nea 70 no Toy lfls 6ITeaI
A n PRIVATE SAg4h, "A Il sacrifice, whoie-
n sale and rctG5i-
ica and Miscellaneous Books, Writing Papers Blank
Books Stationery, Of every description 10 close the stock
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New ORLEANS, JACKSON Asp GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD COaPANY,
New Orleans August 30, 1907
r7>Public notice Is hereby given that this
Company hold Itself respon:be for os5 BY hre 81
frgigt either in transit several stations and dtpots
BY order OF the Board:
ansl I'm r. S. CHARLES Secretary.
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OF the CONSTITUTIONAL onion PARTY,
August 8, 1860
RB-Mass Meetings Will he held throughout
previous Presidential EtctiUu, follows!
Third DsttCt-Waalington Square, " WEDNESDAY August
10, instant - 50 = r.
second District-Place ArInes TUESDAY September T.
FonFth Clay SGaate, WF.IlNFSllA ", sept ~: =
Fiat Clay Statue, (tAuaI street, w l4DAIIoDAi,
OCtober3. ~ =. . -
Thud Observation-Disclosures Square. WEDNEsD AY, Oct II,
Right Bank ktAlgiefsI--sATURDAY, October 2l
Fst Dislrici-Cay Statue, Cana streep MONDAY Nov D.
Distinguished Speakers will address the several meetings.
The various Clubs attached Union Bell and
Everett respectfully invited ouand 70 the
public generally Irrespective Of party cordial invitation Is
extended. By order Of Lhe Committee
NJ MUSS0N Chairman.
Tuos CvEpy, Secretary. aug to
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steamer.
H.ship Addic snow Lufltin, master s, r from rom
District Consgnees will please attend to the receipt OF t
sp9a7 ssa On p' W j. DEWEY CO. 50 and s. Gtayiet ST
ns-The ship Barnabas Webb, Hewes, mas
ter from liverpool reedy tS dischagecargo AZ Pos 8
F[s Dstts T Ser S foo on The M T@yee No coop
erage allowed goods after leaving the eyee ,rptt
se27 st y II AsHBllDLIE % y AEInl.m.- I-
gThe ship Forest tity hx,yortfhys ~, a m9s- rs
District Consgnees will please attend TO me eeePt q tne
$685. ssa 0't't~i's GRo wv mYSsoS Co oamn
80 Of the fo1o,yinIg Ea,t goohss's sas 70
de tobacco; II in adinmond boxes baskets Of
vine hi ao diamond Il oois o p oeI T PiSs th vii
te stored 1T 'heii m E s4 q eTPjgSs PYSsoy 81 Cam tree
Hr ship Ci.as. Davenport, Capt hehly, yd1t from n
t goods otherwise they will be stored at their expense and
5 aSs VI GILL; q " vi IN l9fgS sn5a1 S boSes reas %
casks gdroa 90 % = 5oEes o6aef9 @ u 4 go ~
's ss35 On '' GEO W HYysoN CO. g cann street
pg-consisnees of the following goods , to Or DR.
ashng tnaeba II Il IL eases vii plegse make tGensgys2 a.,
known the i5eharsng clerk on the leEee, otherwise they
Wy se25 = ''oS' 81 wv GE6 ~ n iyNsoS 60 s. cn street.
Of off r@rso nso psr p s, sip ls
oaes ard 5sa !hs aYega G Sq4 s5 g,,u
ke25 GEO. W HYNsoN 4 90, y cainp - street.
Hg- The ship Columbia, Captain Roberts,
cond District Consnees will please attend TO the receipt OF
Congnees Of 5S bes unny bags consigned order win
please themselves kn0wnto the dischafgng CLERK on the
sssi GEO W HYNsoN 4 co. 81 Cnmp street
TosynssnNdH n %6NH19 ,G he ss
M @ from on ES o PLY g VI s a Gonse @ Vii please
sign the average bond and asSd VIZ T. IsB pE% 4 Co.
seq g. s6 and 88 Grayier street
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GUNNER RESORTS.


49, THE ABITA SPRINGS MRS. A. st544
generally, that
for The reception visitors. The unryHed electric medicinal
baths be enjoyed to perfection the facilities for
bathing have greatly increased and improved Her table,
heretofore will be abundauty supplied and attention
will be paid the comfort of invnd She earnestly trusts by
untrng eXertion give satisfaction to all who honor
from the villages of GOyingt0u and MandeYie, it
ders HE drives 10 those places convenient.
The Aba omnibus will be in attendance at the Rndg at
Covington convey passengers to the Springs.
CHEATIC Al ANALYSIS BY PROFESSORS j. L. AND W.
p. RInDEEL.
This remarkable sping is situated on the Aba river
parish ST Iammnny near two mics and half east of Gov
ngton large volume OF water rises fom the earth with
strong current It's tenn gerHre found be Co degrees
is quite unlike any waters known in the ueighborhao1.
Silica Il conts led suppose it has very
deep the eaTt-beEg in fact, ia urll hrtesln we'll.
j. h. i W r RIDDELL,
Professors Louisiana University.
tIu 100 lires Of te water weighing 0upG0 grames,
there a Is 81 raHnaS disSGEtd matters IN the
following Ingredients enumerated in the order of their relative
abundance e:
Carponic acid. .s..........r... 5.3S grammes.
SiliCia. u .Oi
Sndiuu1. -......'-.t.. 2aI
ProtoSide Of iron. .t,...-... 2 2
Lime. - ..........s..... 5i
daSnesia ..t.tt.''...., y. =
Chlorine 80, =, q
Potassa. suphuteed hydrogen, organic
matter and loss..-..t= .....t...,...... U,
l6.ss grammes.
held i'll solution is conceded to he uncertain how these gre
dents are chemically united The other. We may, how
ever, in this ease, infer that the water contains
Carbonc acids sfcia chloride Of magnesium carbonate
of lime chloride of sodium carbonate of soda selcae ot
t bcarbonae of iron secate of soda, OF
sodium, and probably other combinations sel5 I'm
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An pRlVATE SALM-l

t1 AT PRlVATE SALA-THE> aMJRo
%coutents Of the Livery Stable situated on Ts4S
N$l. Rampant date CnGua street, between --22-SI2
fsvcF and Pefddo consisting of five Carriages Buggy
and len Horses all good condition and easy For
pts.T'5s''' ~ It "pl'S = y P CoMAs.
NOTICE-THE GOOD. SUBSTANTIAL,
svs9 = fast-rHnnug steamer w. Burton, under
eIsfE4 going thorough repor-having heeh purchased
III j AMES A. DUNBAR and PETER W. HAIR
FTs0s expressly for the BayoI Sara and Fort Adams trade
n rim there pefanenyi leave New Oeltans her first
tiip on FRIDAY the 5h October prox FOR Fort Adams and
allintermediate sRdings.
Returning will leave Fort Adams Monday morning and
Bayou Sara Tuesday the arrival Of the cars from Wood
VILE.
Brady with Yr. James A. Dunbar in the Office
JOS. R. SHANNON Il co. a gents,
ye2T I'm corner Povd7as and Fulton Streets
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H wing sold the Store ths Poydras
shall give my whole and entire attention my
sitated Nos 81 % Canal Thankful the
patronage literally bestowed and the confidence placed
me, solicit continuance Of the
shall always keep hand the greatest variety Of speca
ties either Medicinal, Chemical Philosophical.
Appropriations guaranteed be Of the besI Ill not keep
any other
Orders from the country will be filled at the lowest rates, for
cash city accepances.
fell ly s.5.-.. HENRY GOLDMAN.
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-Ex ship Columbia-
C0DFISH-200 quarter boxes.
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'56Hanfs.


YKT ANTED. An experienced BOOK-KEEPER
well qualified to take the entire chargs Of rea name
and references, to G. F. r., Office Of Exchange JUN
Ga WANTED.-A GOOD DWELLING ON
gt,,. MCCULLOUGH OR NORTH ~ TAH 81 h EFF ha
- Price not to exceed s. SOC 70, Whcn s ob and
part city property londs Apply to -, |; r E nEEp,
je5 If No. ~ y: Eu d" s'.Eee.
1sA WANTED TO RENT.--A two or three
Esi;i storv DWELLING HOUSE, with modern improve.
E5il ments Rent from s30j TO siel Address, stating
tsrros Rox I 335 Post Ore ape-tf
moo 400 WANTED FOR FIVE YEARS,
Ss0u.ttU for which Security will he given by
trt1aSe on redeemable Ground Rent or unincumhered
ronerfY near city, worth four tint; much Address
RoY I.SI2 p. q ap16-tf
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C-'' 7NUNNW0 VIT1oVIN x W. 7
BY VIM, HAMILTON,
BIZ SAMUEL ]. SOPEE 81 so
~ VALUABLE PROPERTY
II HAMPSTEAD HILLANR BETHEL STREETS

IA4.ss= HAMPSTEAD HILL AND BETHEL STREETS.
FOR SALE
BY virtue of decree of the circuit Court for Baltimore
city the undersigned, Trustee, will offer sale public
auction, at the Exchange Sales Rooms Second in
o'clock T.. NJ
THOSE TWO PARCELS OF GROUND in the civ of
Beginning the west side Bethel street at the distance
Of hundred and forty feet north Of Baltimore street.
being at the northwest Bethel street an alley
twenty feet wide; and running thence north about
seven feet six inches Bethel point eighty feet
south of Hampstead Hill street. thence west, parallel it
hampstead lllil street. about hundred and seventeen
ttet to fourteen foot alley thence aid alley, south
about ninety feet six inches the said
alley and thence said alley about hundred
teen feet u the beginning subject ground
tyYe dollars, payable on the LIST Of january and uIy
THIS LOT IS IMPROVED by a BRICK DWELLING
one and half stories high l6 by % feet ana stable
house, coal house, &c.
For The second-Begnning the south side Of Iiamp
stead mn street eighty feet east of Bond and
the east side OF an alley fourteen feet wide and running
thence eat seventy five feet thence south eighty feet
thence west seventy five feet to said alley thence cor
eighty feet to the beginning. Subject ground
sixty five dollars, payable the LIST OF January and July
THIS LOT Il IMPROVED by a large OYSTER PACK
ING ESTA BLISHMENT.
The two pieces well adapted for large Beer Brewery
or for manufacturing purposes.
Terms of sale, prescribed by the decree are0Uc half
cash, the balance three and six months with interest
from day of sale the credit be secured by
endorsed TO he satisfaction of the undersigned,
ORVlLLE HORWlTZ, Trustee.
SAM'L j. SOPER X co,
iu7 2aw}w &dS Aurt0neeIs.
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fNLARET WINES.-5O casks superior Medoc;
~ 10 do do St Julien; 10 do do st Esephe 10 do do
Chateau Laete 10 do do Vim de Crave 1850 good
table Wines, St Julien, &c
400 cases very superior BORDEAUX CIARETS ofthe fol
lowing choice brands, viz: St Estephe Margsux Chateau
aiour Bran Mouton; Laete; Chateau agaDges Chateau
Larose; Chateau .afee; Chateau Margaux.
BURGUNDY WlNES.-Lamartine. Wins de Ia Cote dor
Macon; Beaune Pomard; Vonay; Cote Roee; Hermitage
Chambertin; Clos de Vougeot Nuts Romance
WHITE WINES.-Bordeaux and Burgundies all grades
RHENlSH WINES of very choice brands all grades, in
store and for sale by J. B. CHARR0N CO. corner Hauo
and Lombard SITS [R,GerCor,wecl InyT If
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1ian0s anh 8lHsit =.

- saS FFfksssssssnr GOLD MEDAL PIANOS.
HaE1la9 MANUFACTURED BY HENRY GAEHLE.
n ~ n n WARERooNS
Nos. H. II ana 10 N EUTAw STREET.
OFFICE:
,NoRTnEAsr Corner OF EUrAw AND FAYErTE STREETS,
The undersigned has hand of the largest
assortmentS of PIANO FORTES this city. which for
beauty of finish and of elasticity Of
touch, have by judges been pronounced unTvaled
The highest Premuma Gold Mvdal-was aWarde them
at the late Fair Of the Maryland Institute held in October,
1889.
Every Piano guaranteed for five years and privilege Of
exchange granted aany time within six months from DAY
Of sale, If not entirely satisfactory
Terms and prices liberal and call Is respectfully solicited
before purchasing elsewhere.
Pianos taken in exchange hired, tuned and repaired
Several Second hand Pianos for sale low for cash.
~ (,
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R E F R I G

q R E K G Ra
6 sANFoRDs PATENT 20
g ,r,>c. Ann rrn,,,.,,. q
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GALE OF A PRIVATE STOCK

CHOICE OLD WINES, BRANDIES, WHTSKEY. &c.
b ,hii Tue o an oIer oi e M Cosr.; we VIII se
up sairs0 on WEDNESDAY MORNING. 18th instant, at
II oelCck, the stock Of choice WINES, BRANDY, WIS
KEl &c, beon sng to the estate of the late Hon John
Nelso consisting Of fine Old MaIera Sherry, Champagne
and bottles ~ 0' ' ' '
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Aabiis Bales.
By n. LENNON d co.
nTYGTT IT NJ q UTTT nm

By R. LENNON d co.
BUCHANAN'S WHARF
ON FRIDAY, 18Th Instant at II O'Clock, at
the Auction Stores Ouch 7nans wharf cargo of schr
Indus, from 81. Johns, p K
IS6 HHDS P R. SUGAR
20 Do. Do MoLAssEs,
so HIIDs. CUBA MoLAssEs,
so BBLs. Do DO.
TEttAtoN 70
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Excursions.


Is asz, Go SEA BATHING,
A55ttiE1sst .s.sa TIpF NAY
Via 2. " \ *. RR. TO NEW CASTLE.
On and after SATURDAY, July eth. daily line will be
to Cape May, leaving President street Depot at $50
O'clock A. NJ, and connecting at Newcastle Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays with the elegant steamer GEO
WASHINGTON and on Mon iays Wednesdays and Fridays
with Of The fine Steamers OF the New Yok Line.
fare-BaltirnoFe to Cape Nay, l;t class, $40
WM CRAWFORD, Agent,
ju6Af P.W h B. RR. Go.
Ifs3 s sa9 Isz5 E rp., Fok & ,ors
N0RrnEKN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
Trains leave Calvert Station, Baltimore, daily, Except
Sanlayl at ~ A. NJ and 20 T. NJ daily, for BEDFORD
CARLISLE. DOUBLING GAP and EPHRATA STRINGS,
AID at r. NJ on SATURDAY for YORK and CALEDo
MA SPRINGS.
j. c. CLARK, Superintendent
June 9th 1850 j.2S If
IT. FOR EXCURSIONS, PIC-NlCS,
Laa14Hs4xs4sAND PRIVATE PARTIES.
THE SPLENDID BARGE DELAWARE having been
fitted xpress sly for the business with large deck room
and comfortable cabins be chartered reasonable
She large and airy ard parties wishing TO spend
day h-ahul recreation and amusement the waters
the Chesspf axe and its tributaries will find This most
agreeable heing from all the dangers OF steam and
fire the barge being toWed by powerful SteInltug
hundred yards in advance and will accommodate from three
to five hundred persons FOR particulars apply to
W. H. BOLTON, Agent,
irI6 tSelr 81 West Pratt street
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Attgrneys.
5tt0tntgs.
w R. ADAlR,
w. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
myl-u OFFICE OVER CHESAPEAKE BANK

nR. BAAKEE
IL TREATS ALL DISEASES
Special attention given to all chronic diseases, CoUGHs;
diseases Of the NosE, MouTf THRotT LUNos; all SKIN
DISEASES Of every description successfully reaed-lum-
ralga Paralysis, Epilepsy Commissions Dyspepsia Dys
entery Darrhoa The worst of PILES cured in
time also, of the Stomach Liver and Bowels There
many diseases incidental to and children which
treated with distinguished success. All particulars will
be given by letter Dr. Baakee produce thousand
CANCERS, OLD SORES, OR ULCERS, HIP DISEASES,
FlsTULA n 0E EVERY I'VE pEsGRlPTIoN, ~,
IN ANY TiN 3TaER RIA RAg RT Of 81 TIE BODY
every description and without the ofthe knife
surgical Instruments These last named diseases be
cured by correspondence therefore all such patients must
DR. Baakee has made discovery of FLUID" that
will produce absorption of the CATARACT" and restore
permanent vision to the Eye, without to the knife
VI wv EYES AND EARS
successfully treated without the of the knife
die. Dr. Baakee has constantly hand at his Office
extensive assortment Of beautiful
ARTIFICIAL EYES
TY1PANUAS, or Ear DRUMS,
Eve minutes. EAR TRUMpErs of every descriptions; also
every variety of artificial articles known in the world-a
large assortment of beautiful and durable
ARTIFICIAL HANDS,
with the Arm and Elbow Atachmenc ARTIFICIAL FEET,
with the Ankle, Leg and Knee! oint attachment
These articles perfectly mai lral and adapted for either
and he sent by to of the world
All kinds of Trusses for HERNIA Rupture of every de-
scrpon either and Trusses particularly adapted
for females in weak condition. also for those with PROLAP
| sUs UTERI.
physicians and surgeons living. His fame is known
personally in every PRINCIPAL city of the world
pay postage and incidental expenses All Chronic Diseases
treated by correspondence, except those mentioned
which will require his personal SUPERVISION
~ o"'e hours from a. NJ Z D I c BAAKEE,
Office 7Oi Broadway, few doors above Fourth street
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ALLTTTAT LOT OF GROUND Nd PREMISES described
as for the at the southwest
o. feen street Formerly Centre lance and Welcome alley
sRu running thence westerly, binding the south sid,
Oh come alley orty eight feet thence southeTly parallel
street to George PreSstman's line; thence east
%a,dy pndlng on said George Pressmans line Green
place of heginT ing VA ''SN4i S''0'' " VIZ
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G0afgtiUn.

REOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
lvkY0UNa LADIES
October 1859 The course of instruction the usual
branches Is full and thorough being under the direction
al eeen Faculty of able and experienced Teachers Every
necessary appliance required for Female education is the
command OF the Institution Parents who desire thorough
education for their daughters, with the comforts and adj
SclIul. go 80 '''' w. eN"N'''' 'he
Oh fIa Of admission and further information, address
GEO LEW Is STA LEY, Principal, Mount Washington
BaIlgm6ra Coz Marya d, or Rev: Dr. HElNER Second St.
paIntImo'F catalogues he had at CJJSHINGS BAL,
LEY 81 6aitmcre street, and at Mr. Geo Gebachs Second
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snsaraHgf GumpaHlas
THIRD TRlENNIAL STATEMENT
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MANITATri n / LEI, MIN rff,L. IniIp \ Y

The Directors have declared DIVIDEND of SIX PER CENT
lotted. Also a Dividend Of Thirty PER GEM on The
omen Also dvsnHd Of tSTEEH 0 PER EXT CENT on
the Term Premiums in like manner participating All
the current years premium.
The insured who have not before made thiI selection,
may AT their Option, (signcd the time Of adjustment
tie above convert their dividends into
equivalent reduction Of the Annual premiGms
C. Y. wEMPLE, Secretary -'' '''','-'-, ''''''"''
81 Pamphlets with all necessary information will be
promptly furnished to persons in tn city counties oi the
State by addressing the 9ndersgned for Maryland
mh2l-eots27 No 4 North street. Baltimore
baltimore LIFE INSURANCE CO.
81 No 6SOUTH STREET.
JOHN I. B0%AIBsoN, PREsIDasr.
Will issue policies for fr years, more
LENDoWMENT POLICIES payable certain time, or at
ANNuITIES FOR AGED PERSONS.
END0WMENTS FOR CHILDREN.
DIR. F. DONALDSON, Medical i Examiner 9les'''
jal0-d 81 Franklin street.
HOWARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
This successful Company hsnres on the most favorable
terms Sithn he city limits, Buildings Merchandise gene
against 6sS o namsse ~ F Pe Ships and heir carF'es
LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPTLY
The Directors daily.
ANDREW REESE President
,r,..,, p,,,o- BOARD OF DIRECTORS
YIN, G; Power Sif PenSi i5lisi,"
VIM Ortwne, Elisha H. Perkins
A aaron \ ETsSn t, ! Stricken Jenkins
G. HARLAN WILLIAMS,
1a4-t Secretary.
{ ,OALE's INSURANCE AGENCY,
" COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS GAY ST.
GEO. B. COALE,
the HRR ESfn F IN sPGGFFGG COMPANY 2
Cash Capital, S5O0,D00; Surplus, Sl3I ,056
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unp Il setbranlte iid bas @ei6t Brut
uno Arult. 81. bot einen idredliden
Nnblid bar ulp itlrste init bent Nufe aus
hem 5auie: IS 6ptet MIDI unt oes 5imz
melswilen> ID mag niht ldrgsr leten"
Die ibriAenim Stpre befncliden Ser
tonen ent4in9en p,lncerbarer Weile bepeuz
te'1oen &trleBunsen.
Die SiirAcr hes Stdetden6 itursten>
aus tie bic Grplpiicn b1rtcn, in ,ptlpelter
sSS5afrp1rrllpa saut Die Strabe. Sic alaubs
ten, eeb rm SAT pulvsr I'M Store erplps
Dirt lst. NIs lie bic u'lahe BET Grplplo
per'1obme1> MOLTEN visle ben Dpftpr ouf
Der Steuc tbcteu uni murpen nur nit
Mubc naYpn ab9ebalten. Die Nadrtbt
Hsrbre|tste4 ith NIT Minrcseilc pur6 bic
9arse um9s9enb unc RE 9ancleute e;lten
NIT ibren 6ltnten berbei, I'M, an nem Wpb
t%9ellsunebmen. Der gauge Srt bemafnete
1td. Sc berrI9te bic fur9ttarfe Mufre<
9ur9. Inn 9 ubr Nbeuo6, Ypu mann Die
leBten Na9ribten eatiren, tpar bic Mufz
Iresu,s nod i'm Stei9en bearifen, unp
mau 9laubte, pae Daoiolp on BON BEN mis-
tbercen 8ur9ern 9et6ptet werpen wurce.
Cine ftarfe Wa6e mar I'M, BAG 6Qus pel<
lelben ge1teut mprcen.
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s,ppaI 8eten Der YatiAsnne1fanatfn prin<.
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feits <pclititers BON benz eewSbnliditen
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0eerun9en III Der lleberaeu9u19 fomnten,
bob Der Senator in ter Gbat biSber cine
Masfe settast,aa77 ane idbunlete SYmpatbit
er19lt4en.
@if taben1o@ tpsesssca HEN bisbee
70 uneri&rodenen palapin Der n@olt5iouz
serdnetat" .ertuartet, eaB mir aufri6tis
bohen. bic gnd&fe Belt tperpe bic obise
Nnsate eten{o 2laen ftrafen ME Gin an
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