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SILVER PLATED WlNlt olANbst
SILVER Fl.AfkD fliotinhs,
SILVER PbAlEp eruoNs az y = ot 80
SILVER FLAT ~ uors ANi, ooi'i'f't''
SILVER PLATED Nui oh ...-.AI
SILVER fbalhp '5oah stN ioN eN-'' M#
IVORY HANDLED hNl'G9i
IVORY NAPKIN RIMS,
PLANISHED TIN opFFEE fols
PLANiSHEp TIN COFFEE ohNe'
PLANlsHEp TIN Eti9 BOILERS.
fLANlsliED I'm so ,5 ,5 1hGGss'
fLANlslEo I'D - -. ny il.sa,
PLANisliEp TIN ofsi nh pislih7'
BRoNAED soHNh ha'rs, ..=
GLE AND pAM3sk sol'AK LAMBS
KEROSENE oh LAMfs,
BRITANNIA METAL LAMPS,
BRITANNIA METAL tAStohS,
.BRlF NINA MEi A. ihAfpiHt
BRITANNIA MEi Ai sFVoNH,
BRITANNIA METAL CANpLEsTlVks, .
OVAL AND SQUARE JAPAN TRAYS,
vi JAPANNED TEA TRAYS IN SETS,
JAPAkNED BREAD BASKETS
JAPANSED KNIFE TRAYS,
.JAPANNED PEafE WARMERS,
JAPANNED coal VASES,
JAPASHED TOILET SETS -.ea.z.
HEARTH BRUSHES,
SHOE BRUSHES, @
FLOOR BRUSHES,
GRuMB BRUSHES,
scRu
pusIlNG bKush I.',,,
WAlIEM Asti hNuatthS' av%
bAhFEI BRUSHES
STOVE BRUSHES, =.
CHIMNEY BRUSHES
FsTnrp nIflTrps -s..-+ --.4
MARKEr BASKETS,
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II. uaisGrd,
A Most Magnificent stock

FURNITURE AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
Which he personally selected had manufactured order
He would call particular attention his styles of
sLEEPISG-RooM FURNITURE in Mahogany and Violet
Ebony,
PARLoR, DINING-RooM and LIBRARY FURNITURE.
FANCY ARTICLES OF FURNITURE.
SILK FURNITURE sTUFFs, DAMAskS and LAAtPAs.
SHADES, RUGS, SPRING BLINDS, etc.
EMBR0IGER MUSLIN aud B0BINEr CURTAINS.
splendid assortment of MIRRORS consisting Manel
Glasses and Venetian MedalIious.
CoRNIcEs GILDINGs and extensive variety Of such
goods.
PURE ALFENIDE FISH COVERS, Plstes OH costorx, Ii
qnor Stands; DINNER and TIE SETS in Plain and Or
namenal Porcelan Sets of Roe han and Paris Crystal
Glass.
FANCY ARTICLES FOR THE TEA AND TOILET TABLE,
in Crystal Biscuit and Porcelain Fancy Tea Coffee
Cups splendid Vases, siauette Clocks, Lamps Jardi-
Hieres etc., etc.
A Splendid Assortment of Bronzes,
Consisting Groups for Paors stauette Antique Vases
Clocks etc and copies the great masterpieces anti
guilty by Barbedienue Savage which will be sold very
low.
Being unwilling to deal any longer CARPETINGs he will
that line of goods which he hiss hand
at CgsT PRICE His stock of general assortment
of yelves and Brussels Rugs French Mscadoes Also,
Mosquito Meetings. and Canton Mattngs
He always has on hand supply of CLARIFIED COLA
OIL. ~5a e..
200 on2t4io1 Rnval street
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o. E1perIenoe teaenes us thar deIicao,

s-ElTpefRence teaehe5 us Sh&l detacAeY
many gsnaesfrom applying for the to alleviate
SSe 'aye life. That objection is obviated in the case
--ses Female Pills, prepared after the pre-
suffering Iarke, Physician TO the Queen of Eng
of "sr James o,.. se only and safe remedy for
srrption Of Sir James u. from any cause" They
land and we'll known be ess free by enclosing 81
female difficulties and ohstruetions'
be sent in bottle containing 80 pills, p s. Rochester
and six postage stamps to any agent y, agents,
General Agent for the United States JOB MosRf4.W
N. Y, j. WRIGHT 4 co., Eew Orleans, Wholesale.
and sold nv all respectable Druggists rev 1piy'
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III THE Grry.-We were delighted yesterday to
Z meet our old friend Judge Hsams. the able editor
of that champion country paper the West Baton
Rouge Sugar Planter enc Of the haudsomest and
most valued Of our exchanges. The Judge is
working like beaver III the Constitutional Union
Gauss, and every Issue Of his paper is ten strike
making he fur fly in all directions among the OPP
position. sg
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ALL SAINTS DAY--THE NEW IuslTANos AssocA-
TI0N.
From Mr.. Secretary Samboa we have received
the following which we publish with pleasure.
We may add, by the way, that the preparations
universally for the observance of All Saints Day
(day after tomorrow are extensive and splendid,
Of yore:
NEW LuslTASos HALL, Oct 60, 1860.
Editor Of the New Orleans Crescent
Dear isir-By giving the following an insertion
in your valuable paper, you will be doing an act Of
charity to the orphans Of our city, and you will lay
the members of the New Lusitanos Benevolent As
ISOLATION under great obligations to YOU
According to our custom, we intend to make
collection for the benefit of the Camp street Fe-
male Orphan Asylum, at our Tomb in Girod street
Cemetery, on aAll Saints Day. Thursday next,
November l., 1860. The Tomb will be appro-
priatey draped and ornamented, and it is earn
estly hoped that the generous citizens of New
Orleans will remember the cause of the unfortu
nate orphans and respond to our call in their
behalf.
remain, gentlemen, your most ob't sery't
& T ANTHONY SAMBOLA, Sec etary.
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TALK ON CHANGE.

/ There was no falling off in the gatherings yes
terday on Carondelet street. The most important
talk outside Of politics was the freight market.
The announcement Of the arrival of forty square
rugged vessels, many of them of three thousand
bales burthen, created . good deal talk in cotton
and freightng circles. Cotton factors were Of
course pleased at the downward tendency given
lie freight market by these numerous arrivals.
These numerous arrivals Of vessels are, however
met with large receipts of produce as will appear
BY our marine lists Of yesterday and this morning
Throwing aside the receipts Of -four, corn, bran,
beet, pork, lard, and large list Of snndres, the
receipts of cotton foot up very respectfully since
our issue Of Saturday moraing. They are as fol
lows:
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Constitution CIssb.

"oUR NAME WE Will susTAIN.n.
The regular weekly meeting of this Club will 10 held at their
Hail. corner Of ST. Louis and Exchange Alley, THIS
EVENING, Tuesday, Oct, 80, at ~ o'clock.
rMembes will please attend to this call business the
utnos, Importance will be brought before the Club
BY order of the Presidents.
$50 apit B. G. CENAS, Secretary.
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o2e 2paIoAsa
CAildress's Csoaks /.

eHIrDREN,s cLoAKst oHILDREN's eLoAKs!
Persons seeking this desirable aud seaonabe article will
end an assortment Of etth silk and Velvet made in
the most elegant and Tasty style embracing size from two
ofouteen years The stock of both GHILDREs's cLoAKs
ana PfoUE DRESSES, is unusually large and choice at
j. LEyoIs & CO.'S,
Can Il street. corner Bourbon
Inn. opsnea, % eases of LADIES cLoAKs, in closh s
"a vs,ro. c2a apet
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- Yerl. carre.psn.lenee .. la page.

PiKE GogNFv {sfIss.1 FArR.-The Agricultural
Fair of Pike comfy for 1860 comes off on the 9TH,
Sth and 9Th of November, and the extensive pre-
paration which has been made indicates that 1t
viii be very attractive and successful. We ac-
knowledge the receipt, through AIr. John Z. Lam
Kin Treasurer Of the Association, Of a courteous
invitation to be present All the fair.
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Llrs vi Bosros. Michael Kelly, teamater il
Boston. came home Tie other evening, and found
his wife sick and abed. Naturally angry al this
breach Of connubiaI duty, and wanting his supper.
Michael seized tho poor woman and, dragging her
s rom her bed. beat and kicked her in the most
brutal manner, until he broke her back, and
Htarsily beat her 10 death.
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aa-Appeal to selenee-1f Won wish 70

ss-hppeal to Science II You wish TO be
Of obtanng perfect Hair Dye without daeterious
element GRIsTADoRo's EXCELSIOR DYE is the only one
ever submitted to this ordeal 1t has been AEALYzED By
chiffon, the rst chemist in the country and his certificate
setting forth his harmessness within the reach every
buyer
The EXQUISITE BEAUTY Of its blacks aud browns. which
1t produces with anerrng certainty ten minutes has fairly
for the appelatIon Of the natural Hair Dye
invented.
Sold everywhere. Applied by all Hair Dressers
CRIsTAD0Ro, 6 Astor House, N. Y.
Sold in New oreaasi wholesale retail, by WRIGHT 4
co. l5 Charities street General gents. os 2plmAw
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ns- Bunker Hiil Rangers - THE regular
weekly meetings this Club will be held their hall school
house corner Canal Franklin Streets MONDAY EVEN
INGS att o'clock. By order Of the President
SEA 2pte GEO. o. BEAREs, Secretary.
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/ flaming and wanting headings OF important move
/ ments in Sardinia and Italy. Up to this moment
there has not been line of intelligence received
| that the commercial community would consider
worth continental dollar. The cotton advices by
the Asia only confirm those previously received,
good demand for the great staple at 6a@6Sd for
Miadling Orleans, which ia fully two cents below
the prices now ruling in this market, as cotton
bought here at HE. must bring in warehouse at
Liverpool 64d., with freight at al6d, and exchange
| at l07. Probably the numerous arrivals OF SHIPS
| and more expected may send freights down to 3D.,
| which is about as low as they can be expected
However if there should be many vessels owned
| by Black Republicans come hther good many
would not care if freights declined to Id u ID.
Such a decline would of course help cotton-equiy-
alent to &c. % ID.
| The steamer Europa, from Liverpool with the
weeks operations up to the l9th inst, will be due
| at Halifax to-day. 1t is supposed il the habtues
| Of Spectator Rock boarded her off the rock, her
adyces might come through in time for this morn
| iug's papers. There are two or three militia
! steamers due which sailed between the 18th and
1 18th inst
| There was talk yesterday that the falling of in
the receipts Of cotton owing to the low stage
of the rivers in Alabama. This talk is fully con.
firmed, and some of the Bears think that the first
accounts will not be sustained In the meantime,
we desire to put merely private question, little
side talk, to some of the Bears: How long before
you will be Bulls2 After you have got control of
about three-fourths of the crop, or one-half? But
for general Information, we repeat the private
talk that the receipts of cotton for the next thirty
days, or up to the holidays, will be very respecta-
Bile, if respectable is applied to cotton receipts.
The talk is that we must have nineteen hundred
thousand to two million bales here for the season,
to put us through safely and soundly. In the
meantime, "nous verrons." The further talk is
that the low stage Of water in Red and Ouaehita
rivers occasions some fear. We have only to say
to those Interested do not be alarmed. 1t is not
expected there is much paper drawn in those Sec
lions on this point maturing till after the first of
| January next.
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TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 20, 1850.
------
AUCTION sALEs THIS DAY.

~ WV srs again nnaar obligations to Mr.. ]. ]
Mc9cever, agent Of Adams Express, and his
teananIy assistants, for papers from the North
and Nest in advance of the mail.
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Wilt. ASp Eyrasrr UIuB MEETINGS To-NIGHr
qhe constitutional Club meets this evening to con-
sider business Of Importance.
The e,rittenden Guards are to meet at the hall Of
IL Evarett Huard corner 81 Nayades aud Joseph
/; ine streets. The Everett Guard viii be there in
4hsir Iistla great force. Speeches win BIO made
III MR. John II, Eakin, of Arkansas, and by MessrF.
Harry Hays. jas. Mcdonnell, pr, r Il, Read, and
y others. This will be actually mass-meeting-
Rhs FossiIs Guard are to assemble in Uniform,
II the 0arrplltou Railroad Depot, for parade.
The members Of oil The above Clubs will please
pay atantion 10 the official notices. in the proper
column of this paper.
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Headquarters Fossils Guard.

The FOSSILS GUARD notified assemble the hall
the Garroon Railroad Depot THIS EVENING, Tues
day. October 80 Mt O'clock puncuay in full uniform
parade, By order OF
h. l.. BRUCE, Captain.
CHARLES THOMPSON, Secretary. $50 2plt
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pxRsEyERAxcE FIRE CoAPANY No. l3.-The
monthly meeting takes place this evening. Mem.
B hers are requested to read and heed the official
Eall III another column IN i
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Al editor in the western part Of Michigan ia in a
Hx, ia dnnned b subscriber for his subscription;
"a refused 10 pay and threatened to fog the editor
= u be stunne1 ihs paper.
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MEssRs. GARDNER SMITH q Co., will sell this day
6 o'clock the of Clio and Dyades streets aud At
O'Clock la0 Canal street. splendid assortment Of
hogany walnut household furniture mirrors paint
ngs plated ware ETC. Housekeepers invited to call.
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sas- Col. w. H. Sparks is a candidate for
Commissioner of Public Works for the First Dis
trict Election November 9th o. 2pte*
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nsr-arntame caprell. inc eareat ana xvon-

H8-Matame CapreiI. the Great and Won-
erui CLAIRvoYANT who universally has convinced all
oubers all kepties all nnbelevers and cured all who
have been afflicted with those internal disorders Of The hum
81 STEM which battles the experience of the medical profession
has her Customhouse whee she will
satisfy very charge Horoscopes Of Life
ratey written all letters of inquiry promptly answered
MADAME CAPRELT,
o30 sn1tz l27 Custornhouse street.
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EvereEs Guard, Fourth District.

Meet their Hail. Nayades Josephine streets
WEDNESDAY EVENING, October 81, 1850 ~ O'Clock
Messrs R. II. Read Harry T. Hays, james Mcconnell and
others, will address the Club.
RA Clubs and persons favorable Union cause are
invited to attend
VIM. M. PERKINS, President.
A. WALLACE HUNTER, Secretary. go 2p1t
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Double Cylinder Cotton Gisss.
JUST RECEIVED,
P..,.e Rei-s,.Fpt.tte OF Ltase.

The subscriber informs Sugar that heretofore ny
is now 10 execute their orders for BSuLPHITE OF
LIME which, Is usual will guarantee for quality ana pa
ry All him. No SO Royal street. over the DRUG
Store will meet with prompt attention.
OF 2p1m AtGHAhD d. o1AHs4ss
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THkaKs TO THE FmEaEs. FIRE Department
I'D referred to the card Of Mr. q. Eastman, IN
another column.
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ns@T,heatricai Notice--NIr. j. s. Charles, of
Shreveport and communication for MN must &c
aaras.sd "a the post.oice New orieans o29 2p2t
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The Toilet.

IIse TOiteE.
"TRaFEIIo" IS THE TRUE SECRET OF BEAUTY
"TREFELIo Curos all Ffuptioas.
"TREFEIIon sofiens the Skin.
"TREFEILon Beautihes the skin.
"TREFELIon Eradieaes Hurnor. til
"TREFEL1o 30 cefss bottle.
Particularly adapted warm few drops poured
ing giving the Skin Freshness FIJI Elasticity sottne
Brliancy and Parityccong loe hsageotahg the
flesh arm and of an X sssrs Fsso7ss
NJ III sFsSs,iy popular nueng tlls Ladies'
sssod sysryvhers 50 cents bottle ~ IA. e.na
90 baosale and retail by JAMES sYaE No. ~ o4aA
''"s'' -'4 = TII4EsToN y co.,
, f:e,era, AGENTS 4s Broadway, New FORE.
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Mr. DIR. Charles fa. Keiis. Dentist, No. lSs
cni street. between Carondele and aFonne Aew ossenA
MIA spiysa4w
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s7r-Thc lester Manufacturing Company of
Rehnaoud ylfgiuia arc eesng fos sale NEW AND EiE-
q Ant sRMiNG MACHINE made Southern soil, under
legal rights granted BY Elias Howe, Jr, Grover / Baker.
wheeiet 4 Wilson and j. NJ. Singer & Go.
Lester Saving Machine combines all the merits of the old
Machines aud ~ the avoiding al Of their faults
For o b. The Agent ". S. HEnRlcK, No. 81 Canal street.
New O. ssns % pie
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.- R. D. HUBBARD, sec,y.

R8-Prof. Vegas respectfully informs his
and pptons that he has returned this city, and will
open Glasses Odd Fellows Hall the LIST proxmo
,Ig 5on.S
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n9- Union Guard, Second Distriet-This
Club meets EVERY FRIDAY EVENING, at TX O'Clock, at
the Orleans Ball Room, Orleans street. between Royal
Bourbon All persons fayoring the election of
JOHN BELL for President, aud EDWARD EVERETT for
Vice President respectfully invited attend and join said
Club.
..ea n IIrTppARD cac,x
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II Gard.

Many thanks hereby the Fire Department
particularly Fire Companies Nos and 20 who nsu-
mental in saving my IRON Tie establishment Sunday
ing 18th inst, at the fire in the Union Yard No. .
go 2plt Fl. EASTMAN,
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Aall O'Clock this morning. MeGerren & Landry
Iii sil ii sAsr anc5n the Assane IIal qeanty
of issssrf c n the Of ne sie j. D.
Tigapspn AHA ID he sas sna ard place also sell los
Or Iqsna bngses. seckaNay wagon. and
6us saaa eSsig ssls win nadaS 81 DIT palk
ins ,shiez ssasf 81 zsl Gloss eopasnmcst For further
neAtenlAFs ss6 lisssaeit
s H0UsAa tNn An 0Fries 10 REsSTr AN 4 GRnonRl
FS III lls fox sSsa ense. resi-
psss o. aRes goules fe ehanee teg
fMs0 I'LL k5essv bnasss eessed 10 lbs
kszss 4a':s al tbs snofisingfs gFtsrsli.
F1am ASD DTHEa Coop THINus.--ssfessFs. For
ssa=d Gshss anp vel supplied wllia Al
u M aud sleF good sHEs Brad sas aases
fszuaeni, n enalier esrrnn
" 5s55l
REsiaF AL. me San Mutual Insurance oiHce u
M q Camp S. he uasice q removal u ID
pfsEes esIapn II Ms paper
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sarRend and BeIteve-New York, April IL,
lsssw. y. HagaH Eq-near sir About hye months since
Two boes Of your Hair Cooring and desir
oas Of obtang and would inquire where may be found
here Ny hair quite young turned grey have used
number of articles purpose of restoring it, bnt did not
sncseed until obtained this which produced the desired eject
Iv hsen requested by number of my friends smong them
several ladies' procure 4 e possible am much pleased
with H. for Ii great Improvement in my personal APP
n4arance BY answering this you viii much oblige
Yours, very respectfully,
H. @. GOODRICH,
Steamer Bridgeport, Peck Slip, \. Y.
Remember tina, result produced by Hemstreets In,
a,,ane the original and only reliable Hair Restorative
Price So cents and 81 bottle. Sold everywhere.
NJ E. HAGAN & Co, Proprielors Troy, n Y
Sold hy J. WRIGHT CO. II and ISL Charities street New
oriema oio ~ph&"
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-. a " Il scomniste 's014l s'seI
running osas sss E m ~ inches Days at
"a y lsuebyn Also, the September number Of Black
Uaaasa Magazine flied full Of interesting matter
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j. I'D. Cameron . Co.,
124 CANAL STREET,
Offer to the public choice Of al new styles Of
Velvet Wilton and Brussels UARPEflNG.
Imperial 3Ply aud lnerain
Together with Rugs Baizes Door Mats etc., etc, etc
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS "a feet vide of the best and me-
dunn qualities.
CURTAIN MATERIAL-BrocatelIe SILK, Wool and Worst
ed pamasks Ffinges, Gimps, Fessels etc
All quali,iesof Embroidered Lace aud Muslin CURTAINS
from S. to s75 per psir
WINDOW sADEsWe have the largest stack to be found
"a select from Of all and newest patterns No establish
want In tho country can offer assortment of Gapeting
and Curtain Material have foF the inspection
Of housekeepers o@' @po'
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z.pE.ssicag Instruments.

aMtE5EEfEt EFE3kF ttE1tNESt0s
We have just received per ship Bfombeg from Hayre
splendid of the above named goods which comprise
the following
Aeeordeons and FIutinas,
So to sac FACE.
Music Boxes.
FROM IS TO $500 BACH
Also vIoLISs FLUTES, FIFEs, DRUMS, etc., etG
+. & L. PIFFET,
$50 onsfoksa 1888 Canal street.
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. nrtagarf order. ! |. Adam
T. st III spmaaers PRESS. the screw ia
THREE sSoyer and s therefore less liable
CHEAP Is
Neatly Printed on TINTED GROUND, almost eqa
Engraved Check. and about half the cost
' T. FITZWILLIAM,
stationer, Printer and Account Book Manufacturer,
/, oe9 qpst No. 76 Camp street.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-14
SSunoe M1nner,

O. 'rhltrS wette bf DpTer teres gebetmeH eaaerS 6eHurSen fab
i19f ,lbtIlb It, pteie Gdufente in elm gu fruteS Grab rttst t0elge
oarh !trt %trtIbcntn Idlente un6 entpfdslten 8erfanbes traFte
;tt 0tr' 0ouast Der 8trtbtfautett ben Senat beeetRert Anb ktr
EtieT- ~bssaubsrnbt Efne tntlpft BADEN uIrher, ut5Ben FA NIT
pollen Nertrauerp nnben. 49, ~. -
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g NJ 6 s.

Der Blanet Wfar8 lte9t iebt in Der
uddIteu Stellun9 our @roe, b. ). in elmer
gntfernln9 bon 81 W1illipnen Meilen uno
tarul pes NbenpS nm 10 llbr beutli6 nit leiz
lem rptben 2idte 9eIeben lperpen, melaeS be-
lcnoer5 9~ldn5eaO jebt anslebt. DaS 9idt
ipirp burd bic 3unablne Der @utfernun8 INNER
ldwGder Bis gum %. NuSult, uno wirp al
ieuem Gage bet Stern 256 Wtlipnen Meilen
Don Der Groe ~entfernt 1eiu. +.
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