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Passengers Sailed

In stednkip Fulton for Hare and Soz.bamptoHE B. Hs
II T. Bridge Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Emne enid and sery ant
Miss Bridge, Mus A. Owen Miss G. Nash, Dir and hIs j.
Beam II. Tlge, Mics Ksts ee, Masters George add Louis
Ttge Miss c. Beam, g. 8. Wlnde Master Howard Master
Steiner G.. Kruger A de COoftz j. Prtcoe A. BaAeI Lu
rch Mise 2sseIs of Charity Nh and ei Depieu
servant f. Lsmei Mr. and Ma Alddge child and ser
want Mrs fdIidge, Master Eldridge, T. u TN hlr Holder
mann Mr. III ester Misses Prchett Leonard Me A. Eber
Miss WiJeu MIR ana Mrs. Obereuter X =. h2ndle, Mr.
A. Oardisi Tuez H. StoddsId, G. AK, Mr. and Mr. Mer
NIL J. j. Griffin j. f. Burger Mrs EteDod, miss Hib
bert r. Draper Mrs c. Vsiente Dr. =. Chse child aud
s-rvnt Mountfort NJ. Week Master Week Mr.. and mrs
Resor Mr p Aldridge and ughers Mics Mnsrd Miss Mo
Elaan Mss H. Duhon =. " Duton T. ID. Gsresshe, b. Dan
ma A. GsDoux J. c. Wakenshaw, Riera w Dean, o. b.
TODD A. Whchen A. ST. Martin and seivsnt hemaiega D.
del Val g. W Sandfod j. IL. Elliott hr. fiana, la Boora
Z. Pesor, l. Groschoz and children Dr. w A. Pcer,
Mr. Beard W A. Wick q. Dale w. Cestod lady and child
g. Schor j. PaCoyi w. Schehiog Mr. Borthtnd u Rust sad
dan d. Worms Sus Mr. de- Cola1Ees, lady and child M,s.
BIehe Br Cbopen, V. LIE esne A. Norn lady aad chill
den L. HoDegs ger Mrs. Bonneous Mrs Bonehe, Miss Z.
Anderson, Mrs. Roux. Total ISL. ~
In sieaEaship TeaJDid for Hare and Sonthdmpon-W.
eman J. Wsrnken C. h. Cinu o. Einken, o. Oslefwegdr
b. L. Cateneyk. Il Mich.ls, d. Putsch Miss A. Aheri Mr.
CanslaDot MI Mey eIdeTckf F. Classen c. H. eaman spon
We'll L. Lutte A Gooron r. Baoson, b. Meyer and child,
Bevens H. scbrioder b. j. mhthias C. Enrich Mrs Ehrie,
j. 1hein Mrs Them T. Il. fleiscpmann H. Bisowsnger h.
W. sDnsps Dir. Hanibae Mrs' Sumers G. Gerbie, Hepes
XIV Mr. E. 6iesebe L. VokeEing, j. Tool Mr.. Gosse, Mr.
Friedrich indy and infant. Mis- T. heer and child, and others
In Heanshp civ Qf Manehls,er for Qaeer'osH and Liz
Loashyn j. Claik John Bacon, Douglas Breweron Geo.
T. Han,den Stephen Andrews Edward Ech A. o. Findlay,
Dr. James Tssue, and 10 In steerege-Toisl, No. - .
n asaMshfp Kariak for HGUcAa and Na0ou--B NJ.
Messenger g. IL Bacon, Ar Hornby Mrs Dunscome d. Lane,
ToWnsepd, Rs7. r. swsnn, j. r. ThamPsOn For Havana
RNde
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b. Mssgs. DGposn, SssrnaB & CO.: On H9nnio' i
ana 81 Joseph Railroad, g. MOrys Falls Ship Canal
Company, Petin City, Buffalo and State Lace hil''
road and San Francisco CITY Water Works. MI A.
Mathews pave coupons of Marion Co, Ohio, at IRVING
Rsuh, The coupons on the Mortgage Bouts OF 'ne
Syracuse. Bpphamtou aud NewYork Road are pau
"a the Continental Bank The Shoe and Leather nahS
has declared serni-annua dividend OF cent, P''a
HE Anril9 The Burs Head Bank VA us"s' sen'''
apnual dividend of v cent, payable - de"'a"o' On
and afsr Monday next. The annual elections OF 1he
Panama Road and the Metropolitan Bank tsSe paos
a. No,aov The Controller advertises for bids Tor
&o9s eco Of Water stock OF this city This stock bears
40 cent interest payable quarterly. Bid' will be re-
.;ved up,il Saturday, April 81, at O'Clock p IN. Inc
hin 70 reoyeanze the Erie Road is now ready for the
s;gna.ure Of the Governor. The time OF payment
of COUPONS On the Ogdeusburgh First Mortgage
9onds has been changed from April and October
70 January and July, and the bonds are to be
extended ten years from July, 1859. There is a
be,er INQUIRY for United States stocks, and some sales
nj COMMON fiyes 1874, have been made at lOlt. The
Reesered bonds are held at lO2 Treasury Notes are
selling at g0s cent prem. The demand for money
shows increased activity consequent upon the largely
increased movement in the stock market, and larger
proportion of loans is made at cent than recently
Paper s without change and in good demand MeSsrs.
f. b. Little & Co. offer, understand, 10 settlement
of claims against them, their notes at one two, and
three year, the settlements to be based upon the quo
taiions of the day the house suspended.
The annexed dispatch was received yesterday:
ST.. LOUIS, March 81, 1860
Terre Haute, Alton and St. Louis car, loaded will
lard left this city the 2Gsh, and will rea;h New
| York on the 3ist lnst w. d. GHIsWoLD.
This is the frat freight ever sent direct from st
Louis to New-YoIk and marksa new epoch in railroad
porta,ion The car is loaded at St. Louis and no
opened un il IT reaches New-York, in five days rh'
| route is via the Terre Haute. Alton and st. Louis
TerTe Haute and Richmond Indianapolis to CIeve
land; Shore Line; New-York Central and Hudson
| River roads.
The three steamers To- day took ont about s5So,Ooo
nearly all silver and California bars received here o!
the recent steamers for European account. In
/ 10
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF REw-YORK......MAasn a.


pstIps-I nrus,a Wool H. sayaLnah, y L. mtcoll
SIN, CoInba berry Charleston, Spohofdi JhestOn e. 70.
A,ie Miner AspnwaI y. z. Alor Georges Cfseh WI ss
fay nah H. b. CTomReI yOIStoNn, PARISH Noiiois &c
Luaisn Heincken ount Venom LaJheld NoiloA &c ~
Il. Cromwell co locust boint FTeoeh beltm he H. 70
CtomVe Co Pa.ar o. Vs, Portland IL b. Ctomweh 70
ships-ColgElbia Bryat, LveLpool, g. H. Msr.hal 70;
NswOTesns ~ H. BhghAui Mont Blanc, Lsndefkin' City
Point, Z. g DULOzn Co. D.,
Barks- rbena Winow, Poisnd, Miller Houghton so
pb jones' .aere MASTER Cos.at, Cnpln BOston Cary
L Go.
BnglDelh, Cook Glasgow; st. Vincent Canton st. john.
Ds.lsy.
s. hoonsrsJ p Wsises Staples Taunton master, A j.
Russell Hodge, Hartford 1aster J. A. Bayard Hizbee WI
ningt1ni OieelAs buuorg hyHe s.eT Nesfok Packet,
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Railroad. for the week ending March "A, are;
Passengers. '.'.'''''''' sLs5
Freight. iS'd99 ~
Mails, Ac..s''''''''''''''''' ''''''''''''' ~ -
Total. 90 4S5 ~
Corresponding week last year.s.','s.'''. l0,oo5 %
1,,r.,.s saa3n
The Great estern Railway Of Canada, Tor the week
ending March %, shows as follows:
stTegbt and live stock ......sssssss.s''' %S,oSl "
AsDs and sundries. .....' lS4s IL
..........................s44OHO Of
Corresponding week Of LASS yeaI...'....., 1859 %
Increase. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1854 65
The February exhibit OF the Receiver OF the Cincin-
matt, Wilmington and GAINESVILLE Railroad is compare
lively favorable The following is statement Of the
aIniDgs and expenses of the road for the month"; of
December, January, and February last:
Esrnings; E,Psnses. Net Earnings.
December. .....elS,tH29 &l.,638 IL S5476 III
JaDusy io19o ~ 1915 SO 2G70 30
FebruJy ..s....t H,FT 10 eb8 80 2gB 20
The buAness Of the Clearing House to-day was
422 279 ITO. The exchanges for the week amounted to
sI37 81 l39 Sc, being daily average Of So 8s7 S56
CT against $2 1897 976 79 for tie week ending on satur-
dsy Iast. Messrs Window, LGner, and Co will pay
the coupons due April on the Cleveland, PSnsvTle
and Ashtsbnla Road those the second mortgage o.
the Madzon and Indianapolis, and those on the 10 y
eeDt bonds OF Ross County. Ohio. The semi annual
coupons Cd tue y cent lan1gfant bonds Of the Cairo
and Folton Railroad Company Of Missouri viii be paid
April = st the Office Of II. X. Jesup & Co., No. "A
Exchange place. The following coupons viii be paid
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p.a.u so.oaioola r. Post, NJ French Stiles. Richm,pd
Merrill ABBOTT; Emma Elizabeth Iceland Neweerni fas
enbersb Roser Petersburg G ssshti suva Hus Oar
Hemep Rrrer Broa O. n. LsnfAr SNOW. Ma,snz4s Post
small k,ieile Davis 81 Martin; Stella MAr. Fall ifr,
H. q. Donovan; Louisa Young, HaEsx 8. Whitney Go
Alma snelfrove ST. Johns N. Is Twells, Kbby Co T.
sheldon v hite wahins,oni c. A. Elliott osG.eO sorols
Dodse g. Eddy Patton, Baltimore Merrill Aobott SEQ,
Taylor Phsdepha J. Bsrd H. L. Loysl, Boston j. W. NC
Kse; g. Collins Stanton Plymouth, NJ. Waren, Chapman,
New Haven, master.
stesmer-E Elizabeth, Mclaughlin, Baltimore.
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CUPkEME COURT.-City and County Of New.

SUPkEME COURT.-City and County Of New.
~ YOrk-ALEXAnDER SMITH against JOHN GRAHAM
Summons fol- demand contract fCom servet(
To the Defendant above named; 700 hereby
required to the complaint IN this action which %
filed In the Office Of the Clerk Of the City and County new
York. the chy dali In the Ciy Of New ork sD'o serve
to the said comp amt the
their ese No Ill Broadway ia the City OF w;fn
twenty after the services OF this sxouGy9
Of the Of such eivce and II you fail the said
complaint within the time Aforesaid the Plaintiff in tLs sctio
will take judgment asin you for the Of ains hundred aud
sixty se0 dollars with interes, thereon from the h day
Of February 1862 beside ,he costs Of this aeonDated New
York, March 2, 1860.
BARNEY, BUTLER PARSONS, Pl.nta's Att'rneys.
The complaint in the above entitled action duly hed IN
the office Of the CLERK Of the City and County Of NevYo
Aforesaid, the 10Th day Of March 1850
BARNEY, BUTLEh x PARSONS Plaintiff . Attorney
mhl2 lav6wM
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fesai Notices.

CUPBEME COURT-NICHOLAS G. KORT-
- RIGHT and SARAH his wife sgst- NICHOLAS
CRUGER and ELIZA his wife and otheIs-In pursuanoe
Special Tern Of this Court held the City Hail. in the City
OF New York. the TweD gn.nth day Of February 1900 s
pointing Trustee to sell the premises heretaer
described will sch at public auction, at the MERCHANr1
EXCHANGE, In the City of New York, By ANTHONY j.
BLEECKER, SON Co, Auconefrs, on the Third day Of
April 1900 IL O'Clock Of tina. day the lanos and prees
described the amended complaint In this action az ioewss
All that certain house snd lot Of ground With the
situate lying being the First Ward Of the City Of sew
York on the east h Broadway bounded in font by Broad
way on south BY house and les Of ground belonging 70
Tho Ten Eyck the side BY New street and lot now
late John Van AstyDe and the north side
lot now belonging John Ven Astyne IS the sane
now tho said Edmund Seaman the SAID
DIG described certain deed Of the dated Dee
the ad the SAID premises being known and
Nos ~ Broadway sud IS New street. ssid lot
Ia feet in width in front and add 10 feet IN
depth also al that dwelling house, lot Of
land ana thereon known No. 20 Broadway and
Noe 2and 4Mos being IN thu first Wsd
Of the City OF NewYork bounded follows, viz Beginning *
the OF Broadway aud Beaver sno nov Mor
and running thence westerly song Beaver lane loo feet and
inches thence nOrtbery by ground OF Augustus Van CsrtaDf
feet and inches thence southey by the of the s Of
ground belonging osTrst Van Horne and Thomss g. Cksf
and nchss thence ttsy by the ground Of Gsret '
Horne 3 feet TO Broadway thence souhey along Broadway
20 feet and inches the Of beginning the sane s
described certain deed bearing dae Macn g. 1903 executed
by Wynsn Van Zsndt jr ard Maria his wife 70 the sad
Edmund seamaIL-Dsted New Yors, March 10TH 1860
DAYTON HOBART Trustee.
BLUNT. TnLoTsoy HAYWOOD, Plaintiff Attorneys
Mhl2 2aw3wM&Ih
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Roofing.
Daneius academies.

A DODWORrHs DANCING ACADEMIES
IA No. aO6 Broadway, New-York
No. 1871 Montague-place Brooklyn.
CLASSES OPEN AT ALL TIMES FOR BEGIHHER2-
VIM continue open unsil the LIST Of June.
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HIsiATuKa ALEAsAo a. a..
qrr et.as - SAP Sets....... 6:l5 moor-Sets... Al
w. HlGH THIS DAY.
eax Hoax 42I Gov. I.lend.. 5:ll Hell Oste... t'3L
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agricultural.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WORK.
70 d. WHEN and now do w. fully SET f,h In ns
meean Agi.t Ja. tn: hios s9 syssy
the 'naeut plot o. sroon, So w.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WORK.
d. WIVES and now fully set tsrts 10 the
Iss. pat Of ground See a1v-nso. else .h-r
U1GRM-iARIEN-sP WORK.
to d. WHEN and sdo T. re ,s' i,uss 20 Of
,e ns, plot ground Gee ssye@eo.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WORK.
| i NOW to do e. are fal,y set co-,h in tn.
1910 %s,ieafsrisI Just thing for every eoltv.oa !"
ven The mses, piit rrourd see
L'ARM-GARDEN-sPR WORK.
to do WHEN and ROW IT, fally set firth 10 'ns
gmr,ieSn srieuu,isk Jus. the thing f'r every easa S
even the 'msct plot ofaro I'D see sdvsrlem-ne
T1ARM MISUNDERSTANDING WORK.
to do WHEN and now to g. fully SO. forA IN me
msas Aerari. ya:t the taiSs t sysy
| the smallest plot Of sroana. sec o -~-
U,ARM-GARDEN- SPRING WORK.
WAR to do WHEN and bow 4 fully set forth ~ Toe
,hs blot Of round adveseren' eowhefe'
TARM-GARDEN-SPRING WORK.
WnAr to do WHEY and DO IL fully .r 9s N or r%S
wen the smallest plot ground. See
T1ARM-GARDEN-SPR WORK.
% Al WHEN and HOW to do g. folly set forth IN me
Imfytogn 1qrieatuyisL Just the thing Tor every
n he ,nslst plot Of ground See advertisement elsewnele
M-GARDEN-SPRING WORK. .I.s
war TO d. WHEN do t. are fully set IN
I.,,on 1oyieuar,t Just the thing for every cusNaol
wen the smaet plot Of ground See advertisement
T5IRM-GARDEN-SP WORK.
Yr 70 do WHEN and How to IT, fully sat forth in the
tm,yeoa Aoyleuurist Just the thing oT every "
even the smallest plot of ground See aIseiesenn.
J1ARM-GARDEN-SP WORK.
40 WHEN and HOW do IT, is fay yet forth IN the
ssr,c,n SogIruT Just the thing for cuyatof oil
a." he ,rs. MO, of around See advertisement elsewhere
EARM-GA WORK.
Wu,r 10 do yHyy do IT, fully SGT forth "a th'
InoGn gr,cntuist the thi' for every cnlyAot
even the smallest po, of ground See advertisement ELSEWHERE
EARM-GARDEN-SP WORK.
u,r n, a. WHEN and now dol fully set forth in the
tr ran f9rcuuris Just the hing Tor every ltivor OF
even the plot OF ground see advertisements e'o"hoo
EARM-GARDEN-SP WORK.
WHAT to Co. WHEN snd hoy do fully set of,n IN
I,c1n oyieuuriI IDS, tn, thing for every cutivaof o.
even the plot OF ground See sdyerIl-tnen.
NAKM-GA SPRING WORK.
uu,r 20 do wHEs do T. ~e fully set rth 10 u
AmerieoH fgvieultprst Just the thing s,e
ven tb. sms II ground See advertisements
|
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passssn aers Arrived

"a ,teaSAip Rarayia (yo1 Hamburg ard Souhdapton--
O. Wolf A. Marcus L. FRANKIE r. Kohier H. Drescher Henry
IL lark Helen Jane from 81 Domingo City-mr w&dmeyer
I NJ
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CONSIGNMENT of BLACK THREAD Walls
~ Just received will be offered MONDAY, ID inst at
great bargains
Loo Y ails t SO, worth Sc.
Leo ais az 4, worth 2.
IU0Nsils at s. worth 10.
MILLER GRANT, No. 7O3 Broadway.
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A WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
50 FIFTY PER CENT sELoV the USUAL PRICES from
AUCTION.
The Stock Of large Wholesale House. retiring from business
PAPER HANGtNGS,
WINDOW SHADES,
ENGLISH CARPETINGs,
800 OIL CLOTHs, &c.
GREAT BARGAINS for LANDLORDS, &c
Fine French Gold Paper SEC per roll usually sold 81 and
81 fine French satin Paper c per roll usually sold at Soc
7Sc large Of French Decorative Panel Paper
Hangings; also American Psper Hangngs very cheap.
AsoA large of fne Gold Window Shades, 81
per pair usually sold q So -
AT GREAT REDUCTION.
English Carpets and OH Cloths; hne English Tapestry Car
pets yad usually sold at 81 81; fne hree-ply SIC,
Usually sold at rs; Atwood Sc, usually sold
good Carpets 25c per yard. Also Large stock OF 0uCloh
remnants, from 10 is ards very cheap.
Al COATEs's No. 9ll Hudsonst., above Sprng-st.
Paper Hansnss hung by coed practical wokmens .: $50
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Sreunp 2lnbroItt8 2Pare, lt11b auf pieIem Beraaz
rlent alle 9enan an9e9eben ppn 9lauben8miirbiz
gen 3elt9en befraftl9t mb nit ben Wappen pe8
Saule8 2cupre uuerIiegelt. Der 8arbier 2auz
ore aber, utb a(e, bic nit i6l perrrtbeilt maren,
erlitten ben Tpb."
QSdbreno QtrpeO up6 III ipra6lpien Gnt5idelt
Datanb, al8 er pieIe Q8Drte pernpmnen, natette
itd Wtarc@rillpn ibm leiIe 5uraumenb sd er>
marte gu6m
uS4 bin bereit, " ent3c9nete 2(rpeb ebenIo.
USer9eBt ntAt Guren Secunoauten id err
marte sud- IN einer Wnute inter ben 8Guz
melt."
OteIe idnell 9ene9ielten Wprte bate getes
mano pernpnmen alS Der Gpnneta6le. 60
boiO Wfarc @rillpn buS 3intmer perlaien, Iagz
te bet Gonnetable mitgertruuen 1@ebt, ebler
@raf; t9 merte Gu6 bier ermarten, unt Sud-
al8bann her Ser3C9in prr5ultelen." &c.,.
S9neu bate ii9 bic IrEbli9e Neuiofeit auf
G9antillp pertreitet, bod bic laute f55renoe pnrz
be bur4 Die bun9e @rpartlng 1cbampit, ais
man peruabm, baB ber @raf ppn 2pllpre nit
einenl anoern Gbelmunn ba8 S0lpB perla1en,
unb pem Sarpn Saint 0tubegpnpe it ben Yarf
9efpl9t 1et. 2llle8 elite nab cen 6enItern
BON benen aus man ben Barf ii6erle6en tpnnte ;
Sla6etla blidte nit itarrem 2lu9c na9 Der Sc
9eno, rpn pannen i6r Geliebter fpnnlen nuB.
te e8 mar einc Giertell ltunpe ber peinlidlten
llnrube uuo 2tn9lt @noIi9 >purben am Gnbe
Der Qllee ipelde in ben Purf fibrte, 5pet 9Ndnz
ner ltdtbar. Oa8 2lntlit be8 @inen mar 1ebr
bleid, bod leudtete 0eiterteit aus leinen 3ii>
gen unb feline 9lu9en iu6ten auf oem 8altcn
Die 0eftalt Der Sltuo1rau: e3 mar 9(1neO bpz
9leitet Don Ieincm Secunpanten. Wturc @ril@
lon bate ben S1nrpTplab ni9t mebr perlaIlen,
9l(8 S1abeua tbren Gerlpbten erfante, liie6
lie eirren Shrei per 6reu0e aus unberbpb i6re
Sdnbe bonfeup gum 6inntcI
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Oermanta Scbcn6= =0erii ti)eruu0S=
Oefell ihaft
III 9t em 2)prt,
Sadr einse;abltes Sapi9at $500, 900.

III N ID y Dtt.
Sadr einse;abItes Gapilal S2OO,OeO
Der utcrbnete 1T berei;, 2lmeegen fir etce Gjel-
lbntt anSunebmen. ....... ...... ..
Sbre 8eiGdfte btteben IN Qrbens Sc H derut9eu'
&IterS Verfpr8un8en, AuSfeuers8 % ct II d eruns
ecu unb 9etbrsnttn" "Betrd8en.
Gdtst9 prpIent teS g1nen gtuBer3 mirteu unter tG
WertGereH rerttetlt. .... -.
y@ernldnt1 Qeben8<8 <8erlt6erlt198 =@eielll taft"
1T haupttG6iA fdr bic oeut Ue Sep6tteruna Der Ser
Staatfn aseriiMes wrrbfn. Stre 1tr Oren unb 8eame
fno NIT HeFi8en AuSnahmet, Oeut Sbre @oltcen unit
Yampbtt usb dnberen Orufidfn p2rof IN oelher Spra
ansge8eben SIR @fi4dSuertetr fnoet In beti&er Sprae
fat t-
Sic 1T Die stn8t8e 9s6ens @erftarrungs. Sc
ietlf6a it an bek 8eretnt9ten 5taaten, wefde
bteien ccuric,en @baratter bat
.. @orpprdtpren unO DireFtGen tn 9lep: Jprt ifnb:
6. g. @mtnf glus. Belmont Saac 8ern9emey Carl 9reus
ting, 6. @b1rlle q. @po Climber s. Saret 2puis 5ap
8riebr 8app @D Raupe Deter 8lb Gu 8utter g. Q1rCque
Sch. eienau, @ufus g. eUro g. 9ndemeser gdrl Cutting,
9erman Darcue, Ab Se6s Sswab Ottenoptfer S0erntdn
Npe W}ar S6dIer, S. g. S6eteler, Sci Selisman, 6. s.
staenp O. 3 Se9ot 9outs q. gUn 9Omann 9asit gBa-
leretn gernb. Q9elernann SOn ggetau 80 g. QDbitneg
graftbent: 5usp SSeienSuneF.
8ttes YrGftb. uno Setr.; Triebr. ScbtpenSler.
2ll8 8parb Of OteIerence frr Baltimore
n fpsente rren bte nit bese@ueten AUDI Stpt-
IT,. hplberS iine ernann:
ST.. 81. SGumadber, Y 3r. s.. %. @nL . ...
- MUt Qebr* u Q4m G. fa0ner
- gDerner Drsiel, \ Sdc0b 9ilbppb -
Samcn Cater, \ g. 2S. Spitfer,
- Gbr. SQtnrt65 n We9er Sen,
- 5erm. Ycn jtarfi y 60. ubrlau5
p" Senr9 OtstriG y Wpfes QSitffnet.
Dee werben germ beit m uber Die 31verldstett Der Sc
ulNat Nu5un gu geben pa ttnen bic @mtNG bic Guer
terieIben Su ieber Bell lre fett. ..
Nppllf1nten pcn 9Sal9ln9tpn uno aus tr9eno
einem IGelle be8 Staate8 Murplanb
pOlen IT'D brtit mid wrnpen ibre ee6ssuer8eruns gu
bemertteat9en . IL.
Mbuipb. @nsler, qsent,
Sffce: g0. IS SecpnDir, 9e8enuber Der Yph.Ott
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Sr. SsOt)uftDu.

Y5Wt res tGuglt6eu Gplguns Der gDunbr3e tn GUntou
@afRirtcr eHes her ern tsniIben Gpaeeen Der @er Sda
ten 5rT cen BrBten 3bsii eins H6ens tn Dptalen
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