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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

THE STRONGEST Man IN AMFRTcA.-At the annual
exhibition of the pupils OF 0uiguOn, the gymnas,,
Monday and Wednesday evenings Of next week, the
celebrated Dr. Winship OF Boston, whose extraordina
~ feas of physical strength have astoushed every be-
holder, will be present, ard win take active part in
the proceedings. When last heard from the doctor
had succeeded in lifting l,l36 pounds, and did not des
pair of ultimately being able to raise tun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08
THE PROVISION TRADE AND THE NEW
YORK CORN EXCHANGE.


For months past, the condition OF the New orR
Corn Exchange has been the subject OF remark Oy
those who have been compelled To submit 10 the bad
ventilation and inadequate accommodations OF room
entirely fit for the Of the merchants OF ths city
Repeated promises from the stockholders To make I'M
provemerts have resulted from time to time IN quiet
ing the trade aud preventing their removal to another
place. On Monday and rueeday, after the election
For officers for the year had been held the subject Ta
again agitated and MOI being able 20 get further ac
cOmmOdstoo. the merchants of the Provision branch
resolved TO abandon the building aud return 10 the old
Merchants Exchange in W all street
In accordance with the general arrangement, the
provision dealers, and the disvilsTs and buyer OF
whisky met for business yesterday at ii clock, 10
the rotunda of the Merchants Exchange, IN wan
street.
The contrast of the TOtunda, IN spacousnesS, light
and ventilation with the close quarters At the Corn
Exchange, wss the subject Of general remark aud
congratulate u.
TIE hour Of 70 having arrived, the President Of the
Merchants Exchange Company Invited all present to
psrtake q q cold collation. in upper room; after
which he maoe few remarks, welcoming the gentle
men TO tue room occupied by them for so many years
heretofore and promising 10 DO all in his power TO
accommodate the uade and make them comfortable.
He stated that the year subscription would be re-
dueed TO SIS this years subscription including The
period from the present time st May next, without
extra charge
P. GETTY, eaq., vss called % the chair, and re-
MARKS made BY Messrs. BARKER, PERRY, East
MAN. FLASH CRUISE, and the PRESIDENT; al ec which
the NEE log adjourned, agreeing una inouIS to &c
sembe ca and after to-day in the Rotunda, for the
transscon of business, permanently, at Il llck'
IL lie Understood that dea in naval stores the shp-
owners freightbrCkero, and some or the grain deiers
intend 10 oin in this movement the uupeAbiness OF
the Corn ExctaDge being generally admitted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

CHEAP LTQUoRs.-Ye Yesterday afternoon, omcer our
ron Of he Lower Pore Court sed JAZZ = "a
con D amt OF Francis Nonnot The coGPllntnt, ~ 80
er hsnt at No lo5 William street sceuses 10 So 20
ipr obtained ircm him, an Ter false preteDes
hquor On the 23d Of September II u sussro s -
called NJ nonnot and rePressnshs5 ,nIucss hin, IA
eel him the liquor On delivering The sooss & ga @ ss
Nv Monnot bs note the amount tbs e uus sna Ns
ented IN psyuen when II found tess uaa nv
te or nothing TO with the Manor to1se. tne wa
- an before Ja,tiee Consoly who held aim to answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

VETERANS DRoPPISG OFT.-E1wsrd Clsssen, one
of the Veterans Of the War of 1872 attended to
bis grave on Tuesday by the few remaining members
tteienor Vote a. Corps who are able to take part
in procession. They formed in front of the Wile't
street M. f. Church. and escorted tho body to Green
wood IN der the command of Col. II Raymond. Yes
terday the last ceremonies of respect were paid 70
another of their number, Isaac Stillwe as years OF
age when he breathed his lsst three days ago. lie
was also buried in Greenwood, but in consequence 0.
the very unprOpOus weather, not more than egnl Oh
the Younger and more hale and hearty OF nS oonh-
pa,,o,s were ont in attendance. The funeral services
were held in St. Luke's Church, in Hudson street
oppo.,e Grove, at o'clock the Rev. Isaac D. rut'le
oieiaiiug. The attendance Of the old mans acquain''
auces was but small.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

Another PAwsBRoKERs CASE-A ThNnoroAer'
named Ritlerman, having shop ~ NO. % h'gn'n aV
enue, was arrested yesterday on warrant Issued oy
The Mayors Marshal for alleged sharp pracuee IN Tue
.o,s Of a complainant, whose the Marshal with
hold. A lad, the con of the complainant took his
si,ters jewsry to the value Of upward of $780, and,
while intoxicated i, lie sad, pledged them for the sum
of slO few days after this, he again appeared at
the pawnbroksr's shop, in similar condition, and
gave Rtterman the ticket for the articles pledged for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

LIGHTNING CHEss.-A match Of Chess has been ar
ranged between the stOn aud New-York Chess
Cube and will be commenced this evening, at Of
o'closk The Boston Committee consist Of Messrs
Hammond, Richardson, Ware, Stone, and Ho"aroi
the New York Committee Of Messrs. Thompson, LIGHT
eDhein. Perrin Msracbe, AND S. Lloyd Twogames will
be played simultaneously; each move ia limited to ten
minutes if each party should win one, or if both
sfould be drawn, third game lie TO be played The
equalization for New-York will take place in the New
York Chefs Club, University Building.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08
AdseT,l,ement
SPECIE PAYMENT Suspended "

These words create panic whDs the pss.sd
precision, Thousands rushing artiuey =" is
scarcely heedsd though always Mira GARrSxss
ISDiAS BALsAa or LIyExwoRr HokRBousD would
avictim OF Consumption resored time. cures
uniaiinSiy, and is sold BY all dTugr-ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

Advertlsems
LONDON CLUB SAuCI.-I

LONDON CLUB SAuCE.-This uurivaled Sauce
manufactured by PAKKEH Bios London be obtained Fl
heir agnt In thiS city A j. PARKER No Is Beeku. This
article Superior TO the Worcesersh Sauce and can be e.
tanned At one half the price
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

TIE New-Jersey COLONIZATION Society held its ami
versary few days sgo at Newark, tue Hon John p.
Jackson presiding. The receipts for the past year
have been 81 Il3. The meeting add essed by the
Rev. DR.. Pinney Of New-York the Rev. DIR.
Slaughter of Virginia, and the Rev. DR.. Maclean Of
New-Jersey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

80 more. The sster and mother, Learning the faos4
desired to recover their properly but the pawabrok~
refused TO hsten to them. He was sccordiasi5 osS
planned Of at the Mayors Office, and arrested. The
Mayors Marshal advised bin TO settle the matter b~s
be would not agree to that Time was gigeo BIN ~
consider Until to-day, when he is either to settle or g
TO the Tembs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

FIRE IN HUDsos STREET At liz O'Clock, on Tues
dsy usbt hie was oi.cove'ed in the basement Of the build
ing Ia I'D Of YORK, Jersey City the front port
par o. WI ca IL occup by T. rewhH- pump and block
sser the for storage, by Henry MILLER liquor
deser evep and the hlemen 'ucc-edeo IN cor
the kewhar's loss about
8 50; Miller slos by IRE sm' ke water wa
Afopt $3.50 which covered by insurance From appear
originated IN the streroo. and it is believed
vol Of q incenoiary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08
fAdyersisemtntl

STRANGERS IN THE CITY aud others can obtain
PHYSIOLOGICAL FxAssATIoSs with charts aud full wrttsa
descriptions OF character including defects prop, paa
At FOWLER HzIIs', No. 5o8 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

PETTY SwIEDLNG.-A number Of residents o
Jersey City have been swindled this week by persor
delivering bogus telegraph dispatches
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

CoUsTY TAX LEyY-The CLERKS in the Csasty
ocee feeling tie Deed Of money, are getting mp ses'
tons TO the Legislature fer the speedy adoption Of The
county tax levy, in order that they may draw tsef
salaries, which overdue. If Mr.. Richard 3
CorDcDy is wise he viii not keep his friends waiting
too long.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

Dr.. Holland Timothy Titcomb) lectures this evening
in Trinity b. 4. Church, in Thirty fourth street. De-
tween Seventh and Eighth avenues.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

GrocRAPHrcAL.-Tbis evening a meeting Of the
American Geographical and Statistical Society s to be
held at the rooms Of the Society at o'clock to meet
Dr. Iiaac /. Hayes of the Polar Exploring EApedl-
ton, Mr.. C. F. Hall and Captain Qusyls Of the ne"
Frs1 kiln Research Expedition Captain Buddington OF
the Resoute, and d native Esqumsux.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

SUICIDE OF A GERMAN WoMAS.-0n Tuesday morn
ing wsman named Mens Yebl, living at No. AZ Clin-
ton street had dispute with her husband about the
sum of sl2. They both laid claim to the money, and
spent some time quarreDg for it, Later in the day tho
woman was found hanging by the neck in the upper
part of the house. Attaching cord to rack used for
drying Clothes she had fastened the other end ABOUND
her neck and thus contrved to put end to her ex-
istence. She was hastily cut down, bat, though still
warm all attempts to bring her to her senses were in
efectual. The quarrel with her husband ia the only
reason assigned for the act.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08
Advertisemsnt.l

Millions Of Bottles Of Mrs. WNNow's SOoru '
smrr u.ed every year the United States Ter
Children Teethins with nsverng sucqess Resf IA inns-
aisse and segtan. Only 10 eeats bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

FIRST Boar UP THE NORTH RTyER.-The steamer
South America viii ID leftNew-York on Monday even
i5e, reached Hudson at a. on Tuesday, and after
in coal resumed her trip arriving at Albany about
noon Tie Captain Of the South America reports con-
siderable qusntity of heavy floating ice below, but
none of moment above Hudson. The South America
left Albany at 5 p N. for New York. The schooner
David Anderson, laden with lumber, which became
ice-bound at Albany last Fall, left for New York on
Tuesday at noon. The propeller Western Void left
Albany fer New-York on Tues 'ay evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

Lyc1UREs.-Dr. Gilbert viu deliver lecture this
evening in Hope Chapel No. 72O Broadway, on :" Inc
Heart, Circulation and Liver" The Rev. W. d.
Miburn lectures at the Tbirteenthsteet Presbyterian
Church to night, upon Yo1ng America"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

The friends and congregation of the Rev. T. H.
CHI pin about to present him with dwe4ing-house
in the upper part Of the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

ARREST OF A DEsERTER.-Thomss Kane, formerly
re.id.rt IN erey Ciy wassested there Tuesday night
cha sed with having dietea from the United states tecesng
fip North arolns had obtained permission v.t ms
1nds in Jersey City, where be fell IN with Of his old
EN- s and getting ssIre had overSsd hi. time dsys
Ne wa Seut 10 the navy ard sgsiD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

BgrTISe ON THE PRIZE FIGHT.-The Editor Of
Porter's Spirit announces that he is authorized to
make ;be following bsts:
Fiysf One FIVE hundred dollars that Heeusn viii gain
first blood In his hgtt With Sayers.
Second One five bundled dollar that he viii gain the r
knockdown.
Thyd One Eve hundred dollars that he viii gain the rs
fall
Fourth One to FIVE hundred dollars that he will gain The
battle.
Tire money re laid and all fol bets 10 be taken to-
gethe The sman who Offers these bets 10 esrnest and
II ssyeIs has nsny friends IN Newfor reported he
busts be won't to wait long for his challenge TO be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08
ny. whoIe.ai. Prices Of Country Produce

Foh TIRE v RsDIss WsDHHsDA1, MARCH T. 1850
Reported exclusively for TIE NEw OLE IBBUSE, oy pHsT
4 FRRSCB
NOTICE. TO CoSXGHORs FARM PRorUon.-fut everything
In asa order ks plain iDdeoe directions every package
udng weight viii count and Of articles Also
bin Of psrtcuisrs inside Of package marked BILL"
sad alvey, seEj By nail With notice vhep and how tbp
forwarded.
Commemorate selling Berries Fruit, te, where packages
retained sna sEs lots o. sus 10 v cent. Other Yarn
Produce generally, 8 4 ce1t.
roraTtoss &c for SAFES Of GOOD Froducs in good ords al
tueh Fsegs realize and not Jooners or soecn
tors' prices
BrTTKRThe weather has been wsm, nniavorsbiy influence
lie Butter Notwithstanding this fair amount OF
tsnss bs. beer done previous strictly choice quail
ties being quite with slight upward tendency Roll Butter
yey dull and difficult 10 te IL Is so wanted 80 lae IN
tie season fine eses Of Welsh tuos have been
,od a. 7la22e We Il altogether exceptions sale,
and indicating may Dc done with the finest Butter IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

John acClave hss sold eight full 10 west side Of
sbav being the entire front between l25h and l26th-
sis, for SO GOO. Mr. McCave also reports the sale
Of FIVE full lots on north side Of 53ds l2J fl. easery
from Lexinetonav., for 10000. Samuel Eddy u Co.
have cold 10 lots on north side Of 6jth st., beginning
III f. westerly from Broadway at $3.50 per lot.
NJ. ssrs Raynor & Blackwell have sold four lots north
side of I'D e., $50 f. east Of lCth-av and Broadway,
each 25xlO2I f., at $4,000 p lot-sS,OO0 Also, four
Oh TIE south s6e OF 3dst distance east OF lOth-
av each 25xl02I f., at 81, 500 y lot-S6,OOO.
A conference was held al Columbus, Ohio, on Thurs
dsy last with the Assembly Committee, for the purpose
Of ascertainiDg the practical working of prorata
law. Among those present were S. S. L'Hommsdleu
Of the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton, VIM. ID
Clements Of the Little Miami, w. II. Woodward
TIE Ohio and Miitissipp l.. Hubby OF the Cieve
land and Columbus, a. Stone Of the Lake Shore, ana
Mr.. Rhodes Of the Cleveland and Mahoning II Is AS
serted that the Railroad Committees Of both House
will present report of the most unqualified character
against the necessity of any action In accordance WIN
the prayer Of the petitioners presented.
The U'iea Herald states that Mr.. o. Is. maueSon'
President Of the Central Railroad OF New-fork, mas
been requested TO resign proper to state thas INC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

The INTERNATIONAL RowISG MATcH.-Joshua
Ward, the Newburgh chan on Oarsman, writes TO
BeFs Life:
accept p Chanbess challenge published in you, paper
2 viii him fer $500 side. aud allow
bin expensetbe take place the Hudson River.
1t NewbGIgb In The month Of June, JAY, August next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08
Sale. % Rs0l estate sl auction, March ! BY Adriaa

II. Muller: . .,sh. =. 9.uhvao an.
iot a5iainpa on 4tn-,v 25 BY So.............. 10
Ia "a In cottage house % ny 80
TO- -,b cottage house, rs by .................l89 s
i. .Jinins In rear 2Shst each 20 BY 81 H. each 6ss
FueITvE ARRrsTrD-Ohieer Knight of the Tenth
Pre- -nct Tuesday psht arrested named Charles wh
man who accused VI having out OF the Tenth Ward
station few weeks He passing
counterfeit money and since biz escape had III
Tuesday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

In noticing the departure of the Baltic for AsPnwall
On Monday, stated that the rates OF passage would
probably be hereafter advanced We are informed ny
TIE managers of the line that no such advance Is IN
tended The prices will continue $780, 500, and sSO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

THE GRAVE SPEcULATIoNS-ID the suit Of Christian
Cost agt. EDWARD Bope, jr undertaken, of Jersey
City for damages in se ed grave snd coffin swindes,
which was tried Tuesday, before Justice Stanton,
the Jury ere unsble TO agree, and were accordingly
discharged at - o'clock at night They stood for the
plaintiff and for the defendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

NEDERLAsDscHE SOcIETEIr DE FREISDscHAP.-
The above ia the title of Society of original Datch
men, or Hollsnoerp organized in 0,;ober last, asd
meeting weekly at Pytbsgorss Hail. in Canal street,
near the Bowery. A regular meeting was h.ld On
Tuesday evening" bat nothing of pub ic interest was
transacted. Tue Society now numbers sboat sixty To
eighty members and appears to be in Furnishing cor
titiop. Its objects chiefly benevolent or soclsl-
being the cultivation Of mutual friendship among Hol
landers and rendering mutual assistance In eass on
sickness or need also to furnish means Of sscsrtsnas
the most promising localities for entrants from tue
mother country. Two Societies. of similar character
have been organized before this one, bu! neither OF
them lived for more than year. The officers OF tae
present Society are VIZ. F. Often, LII. d., Preodsns
and +. VandeIzweig, Secretary. The only Dstch
newspaper printed in America, the NieTsbode, pub
lished in Wisconsin, is prominent vsitant at the
weekly social gathering.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

A TERRIBLE DEArH.-On Saturday last an accideus
occurred in paper mandatory a. ElziSetbport, n
j., almost instantly killing Mr. William Allen and Sc
rously ipjoIiDg George Gee At this establishment
they have apparatus for manufacturing paper froa
ibrous wood A large gun is loaded with the wood,
heavy steam pressure is applied for few minutes,
when the gun is discharged, scattering the light wood
into millions of particles Ike snow flakes. Dir. A1en
had loaded the gum and fitting the cap to it. found
that there was escape of steam. While examining
it Mr.. Gee came up and spoke to him, aud as AIlea
turned to snswer him, the gun went off preuaturey,
the contents striking Mr. Allen and carrying him to
some distance. He was killed instantly, aud Mr. Gee
considerably Injured. The body of Mr. Allen was
subsequently brought to this city, and conveyed to tho
residence of his brother, HOrato Allen Of the Novelty
Works.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

The Mercantile Library Association have engaged
the new Band of the Seventh Regiment TO give au-
other Grand Military Concert at the Academy Of Music
next week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

The CENTRAL PARK IN WISTER.-As proof OF
the popularity of our Central Park IS place Of resort
en- in the coolest days of Winter, we print the fol-
lowing staten ent of the number Of visitors who have
freqneDted it Il is season:
From the Of skating 10 Feb 2t...63 days
There bas been ssstne days
ARC no stating
visitors Pend the number In day ln0
The number christmas estimated
AgErs gate number during the 94ooo
nua Der stating HutS
II tbis sample OF the attracuveness OF the Park
in its unfinished state, what may we expect when the
grand designs fully perfected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08
NEWz.JER.SEY ITEMS.

Tx "MASHATTAE STEAM FIRE-ENGINE N
NEwARK.-Y, sterjsy morning the Manhattan Steam
Fire Engine Company, No. s. of New-fofk, paid
a visit to Newark. Notwithstanding the stor n,
the fremen Of Newark turned out in respectable
numbers TO welcome tire NeS-YoTkers at the Mar
ket-stIeet station, where they were taken in
charge by the Exempt Eogine Company. In
the oourse Of tie day he Manhattan Eogioe was ex-
hbi.ed st various points 10 the city, Displaying its
woLted power in the throwing Of large volumes Of
water much to the admiration and qualification OF the
people of Newark, and especially the hre~en, waO
were enthusiastic ID their eneomiums upon It's eicien
cv The NJ 2nhattans RED home laCt evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08
Meitern Res.. bert. late

FsT 1000 sUslity... Gl6 English Dsiry West. all
Ohio, chot s.......... a Sti
BEAs-Beluns continue in la supply, and without in
p,oyemenl 10 bfce Mgnovs more plenty, aud lower,
kidneys scarce and wanted. We quote packages ncdea);
M.diUn. Z n.I va - niohsy, ao...I vyGZ y
Marrow do....... sC0l sol Pebs Canada e5G 20
BEEswAz-Southerp and " estorn, y n 36G37c-
BKOos CoRs- We quote: Bees, grader + tb lec.
EGGs-Coniafy 10 al propiety, expectation or common
again advanced lc y doZ dur ng the last two
adysnee " III very kel, be obtained which will hold until
larger surpy in The higher rates will sonewb check
ctnsuu pi!o 'sr-e receipts may rapid decline
then been sey bad not this temporary advance
ccrur but oIbfsr further comments preumDs that
ybody knows much OF the future asAet a. we do
re quoie -
Jarsry Yhis y doz. az Western, doz..... -dl9
State q doI........... -dlg
fRHsu biEs5s-He qnOta;
Beef sides, GOOD pm. a Veal Calves live, T. 10 .
Muton csTrssles..... a Veal caiusssss...... ali
Pok hesvy......... q q Pork, jerseJ, Light 81
L. .r.I z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

JAdverttsemsnkI
DREW e. FRHrCM,
PuopUos CoxxIssIos hERosAEu
Rur-rs Cp.Ess EGes, PouLTRY, GAns. 10
No. m. Buildings Nc y: i n.s s sss"s
Third door beIov Washington a. New ron
uu. ,os,,t a. n n MARTrs President Ocean Bank
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-16
f~Rrnmensc @rarffbemteu=YS ahI

Nlt 5rhAe uber nitle Nhbl 1T atpib eten il
mttttia, ais rte. no nif ~tiuieiten 9Eaaren IA tau-
ZEN NM 1rr eelit HlHB brrriur 1T ras bcFauutr
etdet:htmfnt "Hn Jolepb StrauS, Wu. %
0ta'n Str"ef, no man raS arrRte Experiment
rr efltrn eamtrie unn Smif &rlars, Gamtric
%anrs. Gmtrrirerep Slseves rnp Cellars ~ 80
Gent0. ws,tb SI.oO ihwar,e mnp iarsiae $40.
'N!rSst 'u $40 Gts., wGrth - Cts; Scjierp
leinrne laihsntibrr ,u 10 GtS.. 70 init Sp;psn
'u s., mtrth So 500 Stut Gr,ttu 5rlnae M
) @Is. ptr Yarp, npb biiis a. 10 &.s. mcllcns
u"tt't's'eer; Ganbr,e, 9bsd unp Smib Mnsliu
Hrn 10 GtS. iii unp mtpr, merrb Den rrppslt,u
SstraA. lem 9utIttum b!erlnit Die Nerjihernuo
Dap it t,Iliasr ais is rtrtauft, nm rab it !, b,r.
mann IN rinem Stinbs metneS Sfer,s elulars
Dian erinnsrr lib no. - Ntaimlrcet
Seltpb StreuE.