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CANAL WHARFAGE Mr.. Editor Blythe act Of
Congress . vesting in the Corporation Of the city
OF Washington ali the rights of the w ashingto
Canal Company, and for other purposes :" there is
provision well worthy the attention of those who
pay wharfage TO the Corporation. The concluding
paragraph Of section is as follows -" And such
right to collect the said rates of toll and wharfage
shall cease whenever the said canal shall be so out
Of repair to impede the free and convenient use
eeof by vessels or craft dTG1iHg four feet tedfsr
50 long as the same shall remain out of repair
Obstructsd I" A SUFFEKER
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FIRE-Last night, between 10 and IL O'Clock
IRE was discovered in an unoccupied two-storv
frame house on Sixth street near Island Hall
belonging to MIR. Miller, confectioner 1t was
soon consumed Houses upon each side sepa-
The IRE was evidently the work of an incendiary
The night was rainy and the streets muddy vet
part Of the apparatus Of the Franklin, Pefseve-
rance Columbia and Metropolitan were on the
ground. Members Of the Perseverance COMPLAIN
that when their most serviceable apparatus for
that neighborhOod had crossed Seventh street
bridge, the carriage way being very muddy and
thelr force small to draw il, they went upon the
sidewalk, and were turned into the street by the
police, which was the reason why they took that
apparatus back to the engine-hOuse without 2 DING
TO the fire.
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The POLICE AND The HUCKsTERs quite a
COmmOtiOn was created amongst the hucksters in
the Centre Market this morning by descent of
the police upon several Of them without notice
Nth warrants charging them wi th runnin NJ mar ket
wagons without u license. The several warrants
thus served were ruled for trial. but the hue ksters
claim that they have always paid for their wagon
license In their regular hucksteT's license Of SIS
and that the Corporation has right to make
them pay IS 50 for the privilege Of running buck
Ster's wagons They complain besides Of not
having been notified Of this alleged violation OF
law before being served with warrants We are
Informed by policeman who is posted IA this
regard that the law is express and positive, re
Quiring all dealers or hucksters using wagons in
their business 70 pay license therefor. and that
where IL has not been enforced the policeman is
in fault. This officer informed US that for a num-
Der Of years the wagons used in the Adams Elk
press ComPany's service were Permittrd TO run
over the pavements without paying any license
until accident brOug the fact 60 his notice when
the company was required 70 take out license for
every wagon used In their business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-14

A HAERAssINe PROSECUTOR woUND uP Yes
terday, man named Stearns arrested for false
swearing and taken before Justice Dom. The
offense was charged to have been committed in
charging Mr. Samuel Strong with the larceny Of
his papers IL appeared that Mr. Strong was pros
ecuting claim for him which required time to
bring to final settlement, especially in the alb
sence Of the most necessary officials. St-arns
charged Strong with stealing the pa pers connected
with the claim. The case WIS heard before Jus
tce Dom and dismissed. Two DAYS after Stearns
again had a warrant issued and Mr. Strong again
appeared and the case was dismissed. Mr.. Strong
thought II time to check this business, which he
supposed was intended only to harrass him, and
had the warrant issued for false swearing. Yes
terday, Stearns was arrested and taken before
Justice Dom. He there appealed to Mr. Strong
to let him 90; plead his afflicted condition and
his large family; declared he had no malice for
Mr.. Strong. In consideration of these things, and
his promise to cease from annoying the plaintiff,
and other legal reasons, the case was dropped
Stearns is feeble man, having been paralyzed;
and from his conversation and conduct IL was sup
posed that this course was not his own, but sug
gested by others.
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TO CONTRACTORS FOR WATER PIPES.

NO4N 4
OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON AoUEDUCT,l
WASHINGTON, August :, 1850.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
until Y o'clock M, August 2lst, 1860 for supplying
the following materials:
$50 TO IFS S-lnch Pipes, 70 feet long, Bell & Spig-
got, Washington Aqueduct pattern.
so 10 $50 ~ inch Pipes. u feet long Bell A. Splg-
got, Wa .hlngton Aqueouot pattern.
q SOL en- Flange Pipes, y feet long, (driledJ
Washington Aqueduct pat ern.
5 y inch Flange Pipes, y feet long, (drllledl
Wa hIngton Aqueduct pattern.
2 inch Flange Pipes, feet long, (drilledD Wash
nstOn Aqueduct pattern.
/ 4 inch Flange Pipe, feet long tdrilled) Wash
ingiOn Aqueduct pattern.
Also, few special patterns such as Branches
Bends, &c. For further particulars, examination
of drawings, A c ,aPfly ut this cfhce.
The whole Of the castings will be required 10 be
delivered by the LIST October next
II. W. BENHAM,
CAPTAIN Of Engineers,
au8-u Chief Eng'r Washington Aqueduot.
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L. PROPOSALS
Il OR MATERIAt FOR THE APPROACHES
uE The SOUTH WING oF IHE TREASURY
Bureau Of Gdnss SetioR' Assast Il. issO


Bureau Of COnst uctIOH. August a., ls6O.f
Proposals Will be received az this Dsparim-u
ut! Y @'e.9es M on the Isl cay OF sep;ember,
PTePai ed stgn.s isr BE gan pavement sufh lent
10 LAY Jwn 5 500 superficial feet 81 pavement, $50
lIueS fett 81 curb st"n-s fOr side~ ks. a c. IN
Ia not les han seve % set an inches thick
oy men - , ?, tee top Sdge "a, mersd straight
one sde, IN hes on the other, aud have their ends
AS. s quarter circle corner pieces in single
PI, Of radius Of feet uutside and Of the sane
thlckn sss a-d ueFtE. Sud same returns down the
Il the straight ones; aud also another ter
cI ole IN pee Of not ts than let IN leIg h, OF
radius 81 2 Tee oatsior; u the sane Depth and
retu"n cowH the SIDES as above, and lnches Lick
is5 pee, rhlus North River Tagging feet by
10 pieces Of b'Ss North River FlseTing feet By
q pieces Of bue North River FIsgr ING feet BY Q
IS pieces Of ne North River FlsgEing feet by 5
feet lncf- > an ices
Bidders !" Gst state the ices for rough Gag, Of
sizes. OF the best quality, per supel hoisl foot.
Whatever kind lie rejected mast be prepared an q
srtie es Il Be deliVersd At the TTess1ry Extension
where they Will be used as may De directed bT the
The pToposais aust ne sent under cover to the
Secretary Of the Treasury, endorsed Propesols gor
oIen ID At clock ?. m OF toe as, %, napsd for
r. wing the sane N the presence Of The bidders,
Acting ngineer IN charge
au lS-2awtSePtl Treas1r, DePart ent.
IDIOTS NOTICE.-To all Captains and
owners OF Vessels, bound % the District ~
OF Columbia, Iolice Is heTebs gwen, that III
Pilots NAV he found a. all times a. - -
Georges island, a. the mouth of II Mays rver,
add near Piney p int and that a ls not cessary
20 take Virgins Pilots from the toats, hen the
vessel is bound 70 Georg etown or Ma hington city,
as Maryland Pilots can be found Ofat least equal
skill and reliability au n-eod2ms
II HAVE REMONn. RAJ 40 No. 10 MARKET
IL Space. Penn. avenue. bet weon eth ano 80
9Th streets. where 1 viii De happy 90 wall
on 81 who will favor with a cal WHY
q fine stock of BOOTS sad HisfS Tot -
An -sotr ], R0SENTHAL
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TIRE ARRIVALS The registers at the hotels
indicated but few arrivals in the city Yesterday
rhe is the failure Of the aorthern trains 10
connect, or rather the train from New York
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS
For Otksr Gsorsso,cn advertisements see 6,st pas.

FOR SALE--A WOODEN PUMP suit.l ls for
Il vel about 20 feet deer. IL IL nearly new, n
nerfect order, and sof rther TO the Owner
ON the Introduction of hydrsnt water into has
premI es and therefore will he sOdIat great $50
Thce Call and see 1t al No. ~ Bridge street,
" eOrEetOWn. An lA-antf
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The PRIZE Picnic which was 10 have taken
place yesterday, at ARalostan island, was post.
poDed, on account Of the rain, until THURSDAY
next, when, Of cOurss, the old tickets and checks
W III be AZ good as new
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-14

A POPULAR WAsHISSTOSIAS on Col LsNDEN
WAGON ROAD EXPEDiTIOS--A member Of q e
expedition writ n.y. June I'd. from the Sierra Ne
yada Mountain rs 70 California parer on the pro-
gress Of the expedition, says:
II ought To say here that our efficient and ener-
gecic COmmissary, James A. snyder. was sent In
advance in ch irge of the stock by our Suptrin-
tendent He started I'm the night when the snow
was hard frozen, and II was thought he NIGH
luse some animals in the dense woods and thick
ets Col. Lander the next day received note
from him stating that be had fund an excellent
camp and good grass for the stock. Jim is the
PIT Of the expedition. He has been an Overland
traveller since 1888, then boy Of sixteen lie was
tunste aud III -fatsd party He Is much estermed
aud liked by Col Lander who eG1plOyed him on
the Wagon Road from the outset
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AN INFANTS HOsPITAL.-A hospital for the re-
ceptiOn of infants who may be too Young 10 be
taken into the orphan asylums is about to be
tablished In this city Its location will be at the
corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Thirteenth st
II will be under the supervision of the Sisters of
Mercy. There will also be provision made at the
same place for the reception and care of INDECENT
women who may come here as strangers and are
ont Of employment, and in destitute circum-
stances. Such an establishment as this has long
been needed, and should receive the warm and
liberal support Of the benevolent and X nd heart
ed, as another avenue for lending aid to those
VINO are needy. MANY come here from distant
cities or from the Eastern continent, whose feel
lngs revolt, no matter how ind gent they may be
In circumstances, at making application to be
sent TO the asylum or workhOuse, because they
have no visible means Of support BY means Of
this hospital, opportunity will be afforded to such
TO obtain respectable employment The orphan
or grounding infants for whose reception the build
Ing is mainly intended, have heretofore frequently
been put into the care of those who have little or
no sympathy such unfortunates, aud only cared
Tor them because they were paid to do So and the
little ones were, in consequence, sadly neglected
This feature Of the institution should alone be
s1thcient recommendation for its liberal endow-
ment.
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POLICE CAsEs-BefoTe Justice DOnn.-Charles
Werner was charged with violating the munich
pal law by selling liquor Sunday; fine and
hackmen, had disturbance at the stand. which
they determined to settle, and proceeded to
wood yard near by for that purpose officers Belt
ana scarf were too soon for them and arrested
fltZ as soon as he got his coat OFF, and Mr.
Mchiegut left, but was afterward arrested; they
We're lined 50 % each. Officer Betzel arrested
John L Bradley and :. Skidmore for running a
wagon without license; they, being licensed
hucksters thought the wagon used I'm their bust
ness included In the huckster's license Justice
Dom Informed them otherwise, and they imme-
dldtely took out the license and the case was dis
missed upon payment of SIS cents costs Bruce
Dent and Noah Jones were in the same fir and
We're similarly possessed; they were arrested by
othcer Gill Thomas Burk and William Bearne
VINO Were under security for a hearing in a case
OF stoning house and resisting officers, came up
Tor trial, and were both held to bail for appear
anCe at the Criminal Court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-14

BEAR IN MIND the picnic Of the Fletcher
Chapel Sunday School, Tomorrow, at Bladens-
burg See advertisement s1
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CITY COUNCILS, Aug 13-BoaTd # Aldermen. -
The Board met at the usual hour, Vice President
Moore IN the chair
COmmuni cation was received from the Mayor,
nominating Geo. W Stewart as member of the
Hoard Of Health for the Second Ward, vice james
= Dunawin, rejected.
Also, one from the Mayor announcing his having
approved the following actS:-An act authorizing
the CurbstOnes TO he set and the footvay paved on
toe south fronts Of squares numbered 500 and Si4;
an act authorizing the laying Of a water main in
Eighteenth street west, from II to ! street north;
act suthOring the laying Of a water main In c
street north, from Second to Third streets west;
an act authorizing the laying of water main
along ID street north, from First TO Second street
west and along First street west to street north;
an act for the relief of w. p. Webb.
Also. one from the Intendant Of the Asylum,
transmitting hisregular report; whic was referred
90 the AS -lum committee
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BAR2Y's TRIcoFHKRoUs
10 the best and cheapest article for Dressing BeaH
tfyins, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re-
storing the Hair. Ladies, try 1t. Sold BY all Drug
xIsts and Perfumers mar ~ -em
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HO! FOR FORT WASHINGTON.

THE FLETCHER CHAPEL SUNDAY
= SCHOOL will have a PIC
Nc y az Biaienshurg, WEDNES - e
They have cha tered cars which will leave the
depot At "a IN. Persons should be there al J. Re
tr-shmentS furnished At moderate prices ard every
effort made to render the occasion 'deig htfnl
Round trip tickets only . cents; children Is
cents. a. Ia
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SHARK IN THE POTOMAC week a large
shark was ptursd In the Potomac river near the
mouth Of Ponick Greek. The shark was caught
first in the meshss of net by a fisherman who
was out for sturgeon, and with much difficulty
killed and brougb BIT TO shore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-14

MYERS Miraculous VKBMIN DESTROYER,
the Oldest and best remedy known for exterminat-
ing Rats and Mice, COckrOaches, Bugs, Ants,
den Insects.
DrPrincipsl Depot, 612 Broadway, N. Y.
Sold by Ill Druggists everywhere. ma Is SIN
PKNrIKs.-Persons desiring Pennies will a. WAYS
ind IN em for change ut tha Star 0dios ntar.
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HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES

All of DIR. Humphreys q Co.'s specific Ho-
meoPatho Remedies put up expressly for family
in cases, containing - walls, from So to S.
each, with book of full directions. For sale By
retail agent; w. A. Fitzgerald, $50 north F street;
also by F. b. Winter, corner of Massachusetts ave
nue. and Sixth stteet. Alsn Ponds Extract OF Witch
Rnzsl, for internal and external lnfammatons of
all kinds. Sold as above. ma9-Iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-14

ALRXANDRIANs AT ORKNEY.-The first Tour
nament Of the season came of at Orkney on
Tuesday week The successful knights were -
Jacob Roth, who crowned Miss PhilIie Slower,
Queen; Robert II Aylor, crowned Miss Spauld-
ing, Of Alexandria, First Maid of Honor; ] n
Ltonberger, crowned Miss f. Miller, Second
Maid. Col n >. Bare was Marshal. u = p
TriPlett, Of Alexandria, addressed the Knights
ard Thomas L. Yancey, Esq, performed the
coronation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-14

MRS, WINsLow, an experienced nurse and female
Physician, has Soothing Syrup for Gladden. TEETH
ing which greatly facilitates the process of teethnE
by softening the gums, reducing al Inflammation
will nllay all pain, and is sure to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon IL, mothers, ii will give rest
70 yourselves and relief and health to your infants
another column. lily
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~ o II U NJ L G!
We will commence on Monday next, July SOth,
10 close ont our entire stock Of 81 VI MER DR. ESS
GOODS, &c, &c, at Prize Cost for Cash no lore
will he asked. SPILMAN & HUNT,
jy 2T-eO2W o. Bridge street.
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ROBBERY--At an early hour this morning the
house Of John Hackenyais, on Sixth, between NJ
and n streets, was entered by burglars who
robbed IL Of boots. shoes clothing segars jewery,
&c To considerable amount The entrance
window blinds but effected by the burglars with
lockpic made for the occasion Of a piece of
stout wire, which was left I'm the door lock The
capture Of those villains would be regarded as a
valuable achievement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-14

BUSINESS IN ALE1ASDRIA.-The Gazette says
90 Business upon Change is now quite brisk, and
the increased arrivals of grain from the country
give promise Of heavy trade. The railroads are
bringing excellent freight, and a very large num-
Der OF passengers are passing over the routes,
whose tsrml nus are In this citY.D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-14

CENTER MARkET.-The heavy rain last night
and this morning tended to diminish the attend
ance of dealers and purchasers at the princi pal
market The attendance, however, was larger
than could reasonably be expected; the supply
ample and excellent; the prices about quoted
In the Star of Saturday; and business fair consid-
ering the circumstances Of weather, mud and
water against II.
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The ACCIDENT IN The CHKsAPEAKE.-Captain
Jerome, of the steamer James Jerome which
collided with schooner in Chesapeake Bay, on
Sunday morning, received despatch Yesterday
afternoon from the agent Of the line In Philadel-
phia, stating that the schooner run over was a
sunken schooner of Sassafras, and not moving
vessel, as was at first supposed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-14

LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS
Are Certain Death TO Rats and Mice.
Sold everywhere. az SIN
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THE TENTH ANNUAL Picnic EXCURSION of
the Montgomery Guards comes off tomorrow
"wednesday at Arlington Springs. The past
tais kind ensure very pleasant time on this occa
sion. For particulars see advertisement in another
column.
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INANTED.-A GIRL to do general Homework
w must understand PLAIN Cooking, and Wash
ing aud Ironing. Apply for two Gays, at 4SI 10 h
- eat IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-14

LYoN's MAGNETIC Insect POWDER
Extermlnates Bed Bugs, Reaches, Ticks, Ants,
Garden Insects, 30.
1t contains no Poison
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Tor RFNr-The DWELLING and STORE
No. II Bridge street. The dwelling c. aims
II roOns IN excellent order, besides closets water
oset, bath room, smoke house. mix house with
r.uHnE watsr, d wOodshsd; with gas fixtures
nIl tie, bells AMI water. 4 he windows comma nd
aiming view Of tha river an adjacent county,.
The store Is completely 1T ed with shelving cour-
r., gas hItuI AZ, ana wPter, with arCc French
a'e Elass windows and doors, and two a-ge cry
&c arB They will be rented either together or sep
arat- and to gOou ard peIma 7ent tenant At very
| " rates. AIS, for mt tEO BRIG. STABLES,
with Garage houses attached, with hydrant in the
I'd. Apply TO DIR CRAGlN. 124 Duml artC n
street au Il eotf
TT FOR BOSTON.
Il He Schooner BEN. FRANKLIN Hasa arrived
ON the above Port, aud will be dIscharsilg 20
morrow morning. For freight apply 20
HAR ILEY & BROTHER.
an 1876 90 and lO1 Water 81 tienrgetnwn.
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100 FISH! FISHm
100 BBl.S. No !. Lab ador HERRING.
loo Barrels No ] Eastern HERRING, Boston In
spectOn,
% do. Extra No. !. Cut HERRING
81 do. Hall hbiS. Superior Il % HERRING.
1873 hbls. New Meremichi ALEWIVkS.
loo do. New 1T JOHNS, Do.
All of which have just arrived from Boston,
and for sale IN lots to suit purchasers nd pleas
ing tnrms. HARTLEY h BROTHER.
an lSlw % and l0l Water -, Georgetowu
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ARRIVED at Carter's wharf, foot of Thirteen.
and-d-half street, schooner W est Wind, Burnett,
from Philadelphia, with 300 tons Of coal, for
Messrs castleman Il Bro also, schooner Eliza
beth & FL amor, Lane, from the same port, with
ass tons OF coal, for Messrs. Chaplin K Bro.
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WANTS.

WANTED.-- TEMPLATE AND SHEET.
w Iron WORKERS. at JOS. e. HODGE
SONS, No. 405 9Th st between II ami SITS,
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A WET NURSE-Wante1 irnme lately. En-
N quire of DIR. J. &. RILEY, No 453 l4th street.
n
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A COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE
LENANDER r.. B EALL, Grocer, having IS
sOcIated with him William :. Matthews the bus %
ness Will he conducted under the name and style OF
BEALL X MATHEWS, al the old established stand
of John VI Belt. corner of Congress and Bridge
streets, GEORGETOWN, ID. e.
July p. 1860. au II 80
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WANTED-A CIR |. TO do general Homework
w "ust understand PLAIN Cooking, and Wash
ing and Ironing. Al Massa husetts ave. between
4th and 5th sts. an lS-2ts
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PERSONAL.

MADAME FELIX, FORTUNE TELLER
Iva from Paris, informs her former friends, and tn
Tenth street, between l. and F, where she will b.
happy to see all who Will favor her with a call.
Al lS-SWf
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Sefentlt0e Sen6u.

8reito9s Den 6ten Ipril ndtbfens,
uni llbr 9la6mittuss piro Sertauft wsresn, an
Der 0ehnun9 he's untsrSsiGnttrn, q. 122 s8sl
9amiltCn Sraes, Glsntaun
OreIb Malhinen, 1c.
;3s6n Cbsr 3p6lf 2 unO @duls Drrf&mdI9,
trrn nit SttittIrr. Cine gIn,abl g4ClIdtorn.
itclr unb Observation-Disclosures fir Yfrr.
pctrdit. OicieIten iino ale neu uno aus BEN,
bsiisn MatntaI mo auf Die bette DdIe ansefsr.
ti8t.
gtcnfaas, zine istoneEintiss gtsr 06uls.
Drsl6mal6ins In gutter Srpnuns.
u II sc { d. mi fen.
Cine SOtrmdlGtnr, tstuabt nsu, nit 9c6rn-
tOlrts BON nsutm IS Sbater, zine stwGtnIfe
9rcbs Irsbbant, fir 5olj Ursr Gtlen ,u prtbsn,
cine Goneap WdIhns, Elm DsIt nit S6utld.
prn unO SiGeraufias. Gin srcetr SfraubRcd,
Gncular.Sdse init 3utrbUr gum SCbrrn, elm
Irt6tT gDdsen, mtErtrts 3anpprtfssItirr, u.
(. 10.
q. S.-Sbi8s g(rtifd Fnb br Rea trs
Stods elmer puiOn pslts bas @tI6GIt aufae,
sstrn bat, unp tSnnsn ssIstsn wtrpsn, rptnn man
AM trr1bnttn plaB pcripri6t.
Sr&s Wonats grsott unb bic wsitsrn 9setn.
sunssn am Ssrtnufstaet BON
Simon S6pei3er.
Dtdrj 2l. nq2m.
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SeffentltCbe gSen6u.

Oonncrita96 oen %. MdrS 1850,
UNI IL lltr Miltaas. icqsn am !3aule pes In.
teri tretrncn nabe Miasretlun, 2sta @auntY, fols
aenrs pCrSnltas G'dtcr fifentIiG prrfauft wsrrrn,
nGmIih
DWt 9fsrcs, taruntrr rinr ean, Yor,haltde
tra8eno' @rg.MGbrc, 6 Sabre alt Gin lAiuar.
ger Sattsl3aui cher 2cbsr, 9 Sabre alt, uno Elm
outer 1rcit' Utsr S8afSauG Sabre alt 70
Stiid 9incpirt. 6ibr, 9uaen unp 5 Rn.
Ger, aie ecn gutter GuaIitit. tin gan, neucr Sal.
ltn8trp Spd3rrpa8en. Gin brritriprrisrr 3.@1ule.
pa8en nit sinsm ;rutrty 10 gut nls nsu, 2
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