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TIE PRINCE COMING The Persia b,i,gs int,
hgence that the Prince Of Wales would leave Eng
land on the 18th instant for Canada, I'm the ST
George screw ship, twenty guns, attended by the
Earl Of St Germans, the Lord Steward of the
Queens household, and large retinue. II is
now understood that he will extend his travel, "a,
west, and employ perhaps two months is making
the proposed tour. In this case, he cannot well
avoid American territory, but as yet the United
States Government has received no official intima-
ton Of an intended visit
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DEATH OF MIsER.-Gershom TwitchelI. the
last member Of singular family, died at Milford.
Mass on the Goth ult, possessed of much wealth
pit nving life Of deprivation and abject pow
cry. AIter MS death stores Of gold and silver
dollars, halves and quarters, and small coins His
farm, one OF the most beautiful in Milford suffered
rom neglect: and bis wife was compt lied to leave
him many years ago, and recently for sti pplated
sum, gave bonds thatshe would make no cIaims
upon his property. The overseer Of the Door took
charge OF the specie, and deposited IL in bank for
safe keeping. A 10'
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~ 1t Is said that the whole West, from the
ONO TO the Missouri, is one vast grain field. Il
rs estimated that the State Of Ohio will have
thlrty million bushels of wheat-fve millions
more than 1t has ever produced before, and that
1t is of She best quality.
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RAILROADS NOT TO ALTER THEIR TIME WITH
OUT NoTlcK "A gentleman in England has sued
and recovered damages from Railway Com
pany, who, regardless Of their timetable, with
drew, without previous notice, a certain train
suffered pecuniary loss The Cour; held that the
published times for starting were a species Of
contract and had been violated. Lord Campbell
also decided that the company Were guilty Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-09

IL The glory France cleaned last summer.
rom the bloody harvests of MOntebello, Magenta.
SOLDERING, etc, cost something besides a river of
human blood, as his Majesty's subjects are in a
ialr way to realize, the Government being about
70 enter the money market for loan of twenty to
tnlrty million dollars Thus people who dance
must sooner or later pay the piper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-09

W Prof. Henry, of the Smithsonian Institu-
uon, In an article on the subject, strongly recon-
mends that lightning rods, in all cases, instead
OF being terminated few feet In the earth, should
De connected with the gas or water pipes Of the
city on the outside of the building.
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spirit Of the Morning Pr,.,.

The Constitutions notes a transfer of the pro-
prietorship of that paper from Gen. George w
Bowman to William M. Browne, Esq, in pur-
suance Of arrangements which, 1t says, have been
In progress for some time. 1t also comments in
pretty severe terms the assault of Mr.. Schnabel
on Gen Bowman, on Saturday
The InfsIIigsncer facetiously tenders its &C
Acknowledgements to the "cficial journaln for
keeping up the record Of the Bell and Everett
demonstrations for it.
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W A civil war is now raging in Syria Druses
and Christians, numbering hundreds of thousands.
are now engaged in wholesale murder, arson. and
Pillage, in which iendish work they are aided
oy Turks, Moslems, Arabs, and the people as the
Metawalies
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SuIcIDE.-The Carroll county md Democrat
says that man named Perry Johnson hung him.
self in Freedom district last Tuesday two weeks
He became dissatisfied about distribution of a
legacy between him and his brothers, supposing
partiality had been shown his younger brother
He had key suspended on a belt, tied round his
waist, which unlocked chest that contained
% 600, which IL seemed he was also troubled
how to dispose of.
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~ 10 stated that the Falls of st. Antbonv
on toe Upper Mississippi, are rapidly undergone
a cnange, that at the middle of the river they RE
durins the spring Of 1859, and, this spring. Il is
stated they have gone back nearly one HUNDRED
ana nfty feet further. The 81. Anthony Express
lninks that In few years they will be DESTROYED
ling, tumbling rapids behind
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Moon LIGHT EXCUR sIoN
" YMoNrl PAVILIoM
TUESDAY, July 10.
A p c &c
n FOR THE
BENEFIT OF THE POOR
Will be given BIZ the
Society of st. Vincent of Paul,
At ANALOSTAN ISLAND.
On MONDAY July L.
s..EKS

Professor Esputa's Citizens Band has been en-
gagged for the occasion.
Boats Will run constantly during ENSS-N
the day from the StOue House w al szEssksZ2k
foot OF u St, Washington, and the dock foot of
High ST., Georgetown. No charge for ferriage,
gong or returning.
Geutlemens tickets 81 cents ladies' tickets %
cents children's tickets 10 cents.
Tickets can be procured at the usual places and
from members of the Society,"
Richard II. larke Esq a.. =. Jones' Esq
Capt. L: Caresch Henry Rochat, Esq,
Lieut.. j. {. Ives, l.. Vivian, Esq.
Nicholas Callan. Esq, john Saul. Esq,
Thos. FeTan, Esq. WIN. Kelly, Esq.
J. Carroll Brent, Esq., ]. n. Knott $50
y. e. Howle. Esq, +. Gallant ESQ
Gregory Enuls, esq. WIN A. Brown. ESQ,
VIM. Ryan, Esq. z Jordan Esq
J: ID. Hogan, Esq, Geo. Harvey, Esq,
NJ. u. MeMahOn, Esq, j. X MOrgan, ESQ,
r. O'Betne, Esq, Thos Williams ESQ
VIM. l.. Newton. Esq l.. j. Draper. Esq
Edward polan, Esq. I'm Chapua Fso..
John u: Myers. Esq, NJ. Fitzgerald, Esq
Thos: Cogan. Esq, Jos. Kesfer. Esq
]. H. rumblet', Esq, Victor Becker ESQ
Jas Crown, Esq, Jas. Fitzpatrick. Eco.
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III Coal Is said to be sure destroyer Of bed
bugs. Apply plentifuliy with small brush or
feather to the places where they most do congre-
gate. The cure is efiectual and permanent. Gilt
frames. chandeliers &C., rubbed lightly over with
coal oil will not be disturbed by flies
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III The Louisville Couriey ..v.. ..,
unk alshed feilow-citizen, Hon. WIN. Pre.tan
MmlsLef 70 Spain, has been In Louisville the ~,
h, ~. 1sw and vii soon start for washington on
IKE the gallant, true, and loyal KentncIi.n -,
n, Col Preston ardently and earnestly favor. ,be
election Of the standard bearers OF t6e t,,,a n
uonai democracy, Breckinridge aud Lane
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IL Great complaint was made of the bad
management OF the New York excursion boats on
'he Fourth Of July. They were crowded that
many OF the passengers had to stand up during
the UP and buy drinking water Of the walters.
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III The wrech Of the United States stsame,
waller has been found of Atlantic City. En,ns
III On the I'D ult. Queen Victoria revi.v,.a
3,Ooo volunteers In HYDE Park.
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IL II is estimated that Mr.. Walton, who was
recently murdered in New York, with Mr. Mat
thews, was worth half million of dollars
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IL The Hon. Herschell V. Johnson, candidate
Tor Vice President on the Douglas ticket recently
made speech in Macon, Georgia, at the conclu-
sion Of which be was burnt In efigy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-09

IL Very large amounts Of counterfeit money
on the Newton Bank, of Mass, have been put in
circulation in some Of the Northern States
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IL The officers Of the Niagara expect to reach
Japan In 20 days to be absent year, and to visit
Palestine before returning.
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" The crops in Carroll county, Md, are said
to be very promising.
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III The Grafton of Edward Everett at Boston
on the Fourth of July, is characterized as a patr-
otic and brilliant effort
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u Two companies of missionaries recently
embarked at Boston for Smyrna.
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Personal.

New York. 'i'eo In
-, VIM. a. Seward, jr., son of Senator Sew
Syracuse, NY. Vi
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U. W. JENNINGS has been rec ognzed by the
President as vice consul of Hanover at New York
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TIE BEAcON-LIsHr al Set-Of Point, Newarl
Bay, N J., will be discontinued on and after th
LIST Of August next
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WE UNDERSTAND that a weekly Bell and
Everett organ is to be started here next week
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.,,n FREE CONCERTS

u FREE CONCERTSs
ERNST LOEFFLER, Ns,c York aresse, BE-
tIoeeA ISt aud I'd streets, would respeounllI IL
state 20 the public that A CONCERT .ol&
SELECT MUSIC Will ne given every MON ~
DAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS during the
season. at his Pavilion, commencing IT 3 O'Clock
and ending ct 10 .. m. Previous 10 the Concert.
the Saloon Is open to those desiring 10 while
away few hours the may dance. ICE
CREAM. WATER ICES, and every oescrip ton
of CONFECTIONERY always ready at city
prices.
Parties desiring the Gardens for Pic Mo pur
poses, are requested 10 give day or two NOTICE.
lie lB SIN
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Mr.. BREcKlNRIDeE's LETTER, formally accent
ing the Baltimore nomination, we understand
will be published tomorrow.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AToDD FELLOWS HALL, Change q see ne
MING July 10. first night Of the beaut ful scene OF
Plymouth Sound with . view Of Break w sters,
brakes Island, &c. This place ~ noted IS the
starting point foe the LAYING Of the Atlantic Tee
srsph Gable. After which the beautiful rePreseni-
of 5000 men Also ROME the Automaton RoPs
Vsulter, Storm at Sea, &c. Immediately q close
will be giy en- 10 the patrons Of the far amed Thu
o ions Museum Of Arts. Among the gins are Gold
and Silver Watches, silver plated Cake and CARD
Bracelets, Buoute ie &c. Tickets IS cts. for sale
at Semken's, So Pa. av., where the presents may
be seen jys
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Al SpEirIAI ArnrHITIs

r. SPECIAL NOTICE.
HI attention of apitalists and others Is cal ed
tn the sale, by virtue of decree of the Circuit
Court OF the Dstrlct of columbia, to take place on
the pr muses.; THURSDAY, July 18th. at o coo K,
OF that VALUABLE PROPERTY situated at the
corner OF Seventh and street opposite the Gener-
al Post pfhce: This is without doubt one of the
best business loc atoms in the city of WASHINGTON
ana VIII be sold separately ACCORDING TO the i'm
Houses on f. street. ard tlres- story Brick Builds
ing 81 the corne ofSev nah streets, it'll fine Store
Room, occupied many years as a nrst class DRUG
store, and two story Building on Seventh street
occupied as Book and PERIODICAL Store and Office
IL is believed that this sale offers the fine 4
opportunity for good Investments of any thag has
been made IN this city for some tIme
Jy I'D j. L. MCGUIRE co Aucts.
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THE STEAMER FLYING CLOUD HAVING
Il under gone a thorough examlna-
tor by the COVER msaI q, ectOr, is Ea8ES
now ready for Excursions 20 :ht cESv1zxzsl6ab
treat Falls or TO any points on the river not ever
20 miles distant
She will rua 10 A iii lgtOn from -Four eenth street
or any wharf in W ashIHgton at ~ osnts for the
round trip, or IS cents for the sIngle TRIP or FROM
Georgetown, by way of the canal for Is cents round
trip; 10 cents single trip.
=, Ex9Hrsions % the Insane Asylum every WE'D
town at II O'Clock m, and stopping al Stone Min
Wharf and other whsrvas in Washington, 80 as 10
reach the Asylum by O'Clock.
-iys colin JOHN MOORE, Proprietor.
Il HE UNION FIRE COMPANY intend giving
an EXCURSION TO GLYMONT
on MONDAY, July Is. Particulars EAN
in future advertisements.
By order of
je Is 2ld cow THE COMNITTEE
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THIS AFTER NOON q TO- MORROW
Nv WALL q BARNARD. Abdomen.

A BOUT as TONS OF HAN AT AUG TON
n On MONDAY AFTERNOON, 9Th instan' q.
ats &C COX, We . u sci Oh the IVA ION bounded
BY 18TH l4th and Canal street. about IS tops Of
Hay IN qUantities To SUIT purchaser. and deliver
le fama reasonable terms
Terms: One hs cash. residue an 81 and o. dave
fpr approved eudorssd notes bearing intSrest.
jy7 WALL a. BARNARD. Aucts.
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FOB RENT-TyS BEAUTIFUL ssw BRicz
and n ftreets 40 N, west side. Appy % MANY
g. HAlsIs{P, No. 3el Ninta street west % ID;
10Th streets, lezSv
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FUTURE DAYS.

By A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
VALUABLE CoASTTNG SLOOP or ABOUT
~ TONS BURTHFN, NsNEDb q. l.. Bacon, FaFT
sAILER, AT AUCTION.-tBn wEDNt SDAN, 18th
instant. at y O'Clock IN : shall sell At Mr. 4. ".
RIey's wharf the IA I'd s' and fast sailing sioor
q. l.. Broom. of about ~ tons burr hen. She A. IN
complete order, well riggsd sud ready for imme
ate use.
terms cash. J.. GARNER. Cant
~ 5-eo&ds (Bait. SUM- A.GREEN, Huct.
By A. GREEN, AucuOneer.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IN
IL PROVED PRoPERTY.-l nfeT aud by virtue Of a
deed Of trust Gearing date the 18Th day Of Noven-
Der, A. u 1854 and duly record. ~ Liber a. y,
No. 70, ioiOs 26<. &C, one Of the land records Of
Washington county, b. c., I shall sell, al tuhlic
auction, on MONDAY, July Slth. l86n. At o clock
Lot L, IN Vim A. b Iadley's subdivision Of Lots
OF u fronts IS feet on Maryland Avenue bet en-
the depth IL said lot IN alley.
Terms OF sale: One third cash; residue IN eqUsl
prN Tneuts At and ~ months from date Of sale,
with interest. secured by deed Of trust the
. 7eTaleeE.
IL the terms Of sale are not comp led with within
dsy q, the trustee reserves To himef the rght 20
resell az the cost and risk Of ths g - purohas~r
upon advertising three times IN the National Intel
llEencer.
COnveysnclng at the expense Of purchaser.
C ASHFORD. Trustee.
Je B-N&StJyS A. GREEN, Anct.
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JULY 9Th, 1850.
AUCTION SALES.

GALE or STANDS IN THE NoRTBERN
). MASkE1 Ar AUCfION.-on NEpNEs
DAY MORNING ne1t. ats o'o,ock. wi 10 sold
on tue premises about ten ligfbe sites for MAR
kEI STANDS. ~ improvements thereogou -
be At the expense Of the purchaser and subject %
tle approval of the M.rktt NJ aster.
Terms cash. ia bsnksble money.
BY order Of the Commissioners
TAOS A BROWN,
ly9H Clerk Of Northern Market-
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fS6 INTERIOR DECORATIONS. toc

Persons needing WINDOW SHADES or PA
PEkHANGlNGS will find at No $50 Seyentb
street good assortment of warranted Gold Band
WINDOW III 81. Els. Gold, Velvet. a. Common
PaPEKS: EiREBUARD PRlN =. PICTUk r.
CORD AND TASSELS, SHADE HOLLANDS
DC. Orders for Experimenting or Window shade
executed promptly. IN city country. Thankful
solicit 4 continuance.
Remember the number
J. MARKRITER, No. 4s6
jy 6teO- Seventh St s doots above n = Hall
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By J. c. Mcguire a co .Auctioneers.

By ]. Z. Mo6UIKE y co .AuchopeeTs.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF CIGARS AND
II ToBsCcO.-On THURSDAY AETERNOON,
July lstf, tl6 O'Clock - the Auction ROOms, =
shtll sell without reserve
800 Cigars Of various Bands,
u boxes ObaoCo of varlOl qua tties.
farms: p and under cas- ; over that cum q
edit Of 81 and o. dAvs for satisfactorily enforced
notes hearing interest.
Jsd 20 McGrIREA CO. Anc,.
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" your EGkNisAiSs Goods ~
SSRRHssNEf1TEhs 70 get I'll your READy,Ms4 ID
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By A. GREkN. Auotlone.r.

MARSHAL'S ShLE-ln virtue Of two vrIts Of
WI heri facias. issued from the Clerks Ofhoe 81
the county Of Washington, and % me directed,
Will expose 90 public sale. for oash, front Of the
the 9Th day of July next 1880, - Il o'oOck m. the
following property, 70 wit: All defendants night,
Square No Ga, IN the city of WASHINGTON. ID c.
together with 81 and slngu ar the improvements
thereon, seized and levied upon the property 81
Andrew Rothwell, and viii Sc cold 10 satisfy ia
dloias Nos &c and 2lS, % October term lsSa. ~
favor Of Phelps kInGman.
w. SELDEN
jels dts "H''nA' LOT tue D''''''' "' Columbia
ICrTHE ABOVE SALE - POSTPONED
tai FRIDAY. the 9Th instant same hour a. 4
psc'. W. -ELDEN.
~ dts q 3. Marshal
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Sic fpmmcmbc 9Sracfibcmtcn=SsSahl.

Die 5rdac utrr eise 9Sab 1T gslrig cbcu io
ridtla, ais rte no Die ttlIilitcn gSdhren IN tdu-
zen finn Ter teite'Qlas heriiir ID rnS tcfdnmtt
Gtdei:lifmens pcn 9cirpb Strauc, 9ir. 81
Niuin Strnbc, no man raS arTGtt aiIrrtiment
Der bEit'n Gamtric uup Smii Gruars. Gamtrie
SdnrS, Gmbrricsrcp Sleepce unp GrlarS ,u so
Gents, pcrtb Sl.Oo; itwIrie unp ilrtiae &1o.
:NIrees su 81! GtS., merih 15 Gts.; rpiirrp :.
lrnene laittntii;ter su 10 Gts % nit Spiesn
gu So, nsrth $5; 500 Stiit Cotton 6riuae III
&tS. per garp. npb biiiIA III 10 @,s. /; mclIene
untcrfIclper; Gdmtr,e, Gbed unp SwiB Mnsiin
pom 10 @tS. III unp mebr. merlb rrn errpeiten
Sftra1. Dem putltfum hicrmt ole 0triiebcruna
RAP it ttlIiasr ais is prrtauis unr rae lib Sier,r.
mann ,u sinem Stiutte mtlnts Stprcs einlacs.
!Ran crinnert ii:b 9tr. 81 NarnIrstt.
Seirpb Straus
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Dry-Goods s. Fancy-Srore,

9lc. lI6. Gdc SrcaoE u. =. StraEe. 90. l76
z NJ. u rieMb bamm
eaut b taS accb ic pu6fum aufrtrfIam III MAIDEN z,f
t :ne aSn.er 3HGr,n emrIn9tn rie sIner agBcm e.
wdh orr ntuclten %rt beehcn, q; unsen,,n bIiStr
Yc,ien m,ht ftin GcncurrcH; ;nlacn prrfInt p,rrtn
SID bttc be'pEofre frIlelbt 4tfcI b.rscr:
Stieenisu8e III l,bIpar; unp allen Wphefarbtn,.
ARae!!n Gclatn aans mnn brIbprilens,
Yfe nus eans NIB ltirrl
Actht iriInsite "eInpdno
IebleS nieperlincliGeo Sutt une @aiiimeres
ShairIS Smntee, ipInis tine arpFt @uswab ven epu
ttrln9 e59oes II. iceIieEsn II. baunppItncn Sni,xlp
Gin Stlup ets!rs I~sus min eraebfnit trbercn prn
.. ~. &pienbaum
ndkS sIInl nclSn Murfte.
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Yrrpreu5 Der ueucu &oIteaa.satc
ppu
81. Sciue'S
9 dmmt thrn Srrrten
II iitteu @lupeu pper in so 9SuAsniclsrunacr

" u H HI III II ~ rte
in iitteu %Gnpen prer in so acknowledgements
II Gts.
NS "a Midri 1855 nit Der erlf;n gus,ct, r.,
Stnsbcn 9Hertt 9ubum lrolcn th0tcu mir ee mil
hanecm 0cfubl-Scne npn III pen,a bctannI urh has
unlerucbtn Trrct gTcPr anirtnaunacn unb bfrcuuhcS
N%pal. : lln'ert ernafupeeu wurotn uttrirpfrn pe
ablat mar tu lepr btceuienetr III tatm en Vds mr
Jbcttt Atupc ppbncn mpblu Scinc uit rcrl aat prns
Ter srrec Eth;cr. eer Stp; Ger crutpcn Nillru rc1
SiruHer eeI mcetrnen DIricrtule M ypIbrenp Der 3s
entm Iam9cn itmer;prcn ycirtn er,cssn. VStin NSmf
nirb flr aIlr tpmmenc:n Sen aufhcrasrI MciSeu War
miro bn uner n;n Sre rncp EGutlGdnre acirie.
sent 0jrrFcn duf9eab mcrotr Gr lel6l III uns tnrcn
dtr ictne SbcpIngn bcibn erban une iperpen mt ne
prilftcn.
NIh 6srt's Srbe farren npb 10 mantt bcrrlihr Srav
mene itjnr uu bllden Niulr III lase pic SrtunSt unc
9icfannir hm bsiGEtn 9r iparcl bcmis picic 6E,
mad une nod III ldmmeln mo no nunnl:br im Strpc et
nsn neui Sanc ;u lrf,rn. mIr dber c rncm SElbr.
oon Sieen SelltR 19elanScn purocn, 6eines gse nc.
mails III Nrusn luSIl,ben olmii aub rtr ipenacr Ds-
mec lib nap mno nat plele bsrriIptu SdrIten 9nihaf.
fen fonn 10 b1bn mir unS nunmthr cnbcilcn cine nec
anSSabt IN tlttrcn tterun9en anliatrn ltr reis
Ut rer frber Gnb pb nr ur ccn lieb ntn Sanp 81 mcbr
aerehn.i,
Nbpnncncn Der fribrrn MuSaabc in 6 9inben erbotru
ern tc dno Tr 81 unS wtrnt erlubt ibrc 9amsn g. I'M
ndttltcn %gtnen rStr bri ms b,tann; su MADDEN
gStr ;pttTtln nht I'M orInNlttn odrdn eas iih rie ar
'enmIe otu: StsptcrInS Der Sri. 81. an oijem May.
naIwtrf betbsIlilen wirH.
Sine &ueaar Is Gents per gSohs fam acpie ieeer
betre, Der Snn fur oeubr 2ilcraiur bat une Fen arm
esn DiChicr sbri.
Eem II 9anoe pir6 cine aceicsens 9parapbie 6eiu
lid 5tinet bel9rqeben perpeH gDls 4ueitlruna Druid
unp 9dps, beiIInt, 10 wire ct iu fe auSsast IN
nr 9S.ilc esn pob br9e9anatnsn rabe5en @lnr ipr.fs
u9t DurhpttwTp uber rln9eltlt:nr tehlsr rn!itrnsn
ue. Sgbn QSeif L. g.
o5O NhtenniltraEc, Nliiloclphil
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pOrse0an Stein unp ClIasmaaren. @si&dft.

Tent 9tebritn etRtltu gubum "a fune eaB an Der Gdt
Der srrdp uni Crrsr Sds Gin tncrncS 9aatr ron aer.
sin,ise rturite ;Sedft picsr art in 8ibmsup in rln
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