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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-19

STATE LASDs.--Acoording to act
Of the present Congress, the State
Of Louisiana, must complete her
affections of that character of land
donated TO the State in ls49.
under what il known "a the Har'
manson act-by the third week In
April 1853. Selections, are made
In the following manner. When
the fact can be established by the
affidavit Of two persons acquainted
with it, that any unentered U. 5.
Land, was Swamp land at the time
of the passage Of the act OF I'd
March 1s4g, and 2Stb of Sept. 1850,
il may be selected as State Land by
the U. S. Surveyor General at DON
aldsonville. When selected as
State Land, II may be entered on
Certihcate ut the state Oi1ce OUT
is not subject TO Patent until the
selection is approved by the Score
tary of the Interior. Shortly after
the passage of the Harmanson bill,
the State Legislature provided an
agent, to make these selections
but the extent Of his labor was ne
cessarily limited. Since then SC
lec,ions have been made by citi
zens, in the manner as above de
scribed. As the alluvial lands, o
the State, are the most valuable
and productive, and-undcr tn
systems of levees recently adopted
are becoming better protected iron
overflow 1t behooves the citizen
Of the State to take advantage o
the donation, at once, as the tim
for selecting is now limited.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-19

FIRE Our or WArER.-1n France
M. Meudt, has invented a contrivance
for the decomposition of water, and
combustion of the hydrogen thus OBJ
tanned. The apparatus consists OF a
small copper boiler. provided with a
safety.valve and a pipe which passes
into a tubulated bottle with two necks,
placed neat the boiler. From the
second tubula,ure another tube passes
under the boiler, about two lltres
(pearly half a GALLON OF water are
poured into the latter, and about half
a Iitre of weak tar water into the tu-
buated bottle. A spirit lamp being
applied I, the boiler, the steam thus
generated penetrates into the bottle,
where II Yields its oxygen TO the tar'
by which oxide Of carbon is genera
ted. The hydrogen Of the steam, be-
ing thus set at liberty, accumulates
in the bottle, and then passes through
the second tube 10 the bottom OF the
boiler, where il meets the flame ol
the spirit lamp. A most extraordlna
~ effect, approaching as nearly as
possible 10 The visionary principle %
perpetual motion, is the result fol
the spirit lamp being taken away, The
hydrogen generated burns with it
own flame, and makes the water boil
this epgenders fresh steam, which j
decomposed as before, and Iurpishe
new supply Of hydrogen, whlcl
feeds the flame, and so on, not ~
ipEntum, but until the water in tn
boiler is exhausted +; all that has Il
be done in order TO have perpetuH
fame is to keep up the supply o
water. and also, when necessary, I
renew the tar water.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-19

A CoSrINuoUs LINE or RAILROAD
FROM MAINE To LoUIsIANA.-The gap
in tho Mississippi Railroad is finished,
and the connection through to New
Orleans, is now complete. The time
between New Orleans, and Philadel-
phia, by this route will be only eighty
hours. BY the completion of this
link. there is now a continuous rail.
road from Bangor, Maine, to New
Orleans, except three short ferries at
Hudson river, the Susquehanna, and
the Potomac rivers. This vast chain
of railways is composed of eighteen
independent roads, costing in the ag'
cregate for 2,344 miles of road So
1874 ,Os4, or nearly one-tenth of the
whole railway system in the United
States, Of which 1896 miles are used
in this continuous line.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-19

TyPoaRArH1cAL.-The old and well
known Foundry of Messrs. L. john
son & CO., COG SAMSON street,
Philadelphia, will continue as here
toforc under the same style. The
death of the senior partner OF the
house, Mr.. L. johnson, has been an
nounced. His uniform correctness
and eminent business qualifications,
in a long and,prospcrous life, made
him known TO the fraternity the
tributes paid by the press to his
memory, attest the sxaulted opinion
entertained for him, by all who
knew him. as business man. The
labor of his life is over; the impress
sion thereof is good and this is the
spirit that gives immortality to the
type of material existence. What
a contrast does the lfo Of such a
man offer. 20 him who lives only fo'
notoriety and the bubble reputation
that IL to be had in the noisy world
or the muddy currents Of politicaI
strife | The one lives though dead
and the other is dead though living
If he loose his place and the bastard
title to honor which II gives. IL
the life Of L. johnson, We have moi
a mere sermon on what It were wei
to do, but a practical lesson teacl
ing by example, day by day TO
fifty years, TO show how honest,
is the best policy and how neces
sary to prosperity IL is tn live ap'
labor, under the golden rule of Gu
Master, according to the plumb
square and level.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-19

THE CHARBoS IN PLAouENISE's.--
The Picayune's CORRESPONDENT at Point
a.la.Hsche, reports the appearance Of
this mysterious disease among the
cattle, in the Parish Of Plaquemine's.
The writer hears Of planter who has
already lost forty mules by the char.
bon, or a disease resembling it and
says:
People at Pointe.ala.Hache and
vicinity, have given up eating fresh
meat and drinking milk, on account Of
the prevailing disease among their
stock.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-19

PROPOSALS FoR COVERING THE
MAILs.-In the advertisements just
received from the Post Office Depart.
ment inviting proposals for carrying
the mail from LIST of October 1860 to
both June 1862, bidsare asked for tho
following new route in East Baton
Rouge.
No. 1885 from Baton Rouge to
Henry Il. Benefits store, 16 miles
and back once n week. Leave Bat.
on Rouge Saturday at 8 A NJ, arrive
OF Benefits store IL NJ. Leave Ben
pett's store Saturday at ] p NJ, arrive
at Baton Rouge at 6PM. Propos'
ais will be received at the Contract
Office Of the Department until .
o'clock p NJ, of Tuesday July 3ls'
1860.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-19

rsy- On Wednesday night, while on the
way to Baltimore from Philadelphia. Mr..
RICHARD q. SIMPSON, Of Natchez, Miss,
was robbed Of his ynlise. containing some
1880 in cash. lie left New York by the
afternoon train. and DESTROYS to travel as
rapidly as possible. took the night train for
Baltimore, and placing his valise Mt his
feet, fell npleep. lilo did not awake until
the train reached the Susquohanna river,
when no discovered that his valise was
gone. The train was once searched. bu,
no clue could he had 10 the thief, who had
probably got OF at one Of the intermediate
points where the train stopped. Phitadst
phia Enquirer l0M inst.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-19

REMEDY FOR A FELoN.--We find
the following in the Auburn Daily
News:-A lady who had been troub-
led for some time with a felon on her
finger, gives simple remedy from
which she experienced great relief,
aud which enabled her to obtain sleep
for the first time in many nights. 1t
was TO cut hole in lemon and wear
it on the finger like a thimble-the
felon being encased in the fruit.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-19

Day Continued proofs are being
found Of the existence at some time,
in Peru, of race of beings much
larger than any race now in exist
ence. No; long since, the bones Of a
human head of enormous size we're
found in some Peruvian guano at Pc
tersburg, Va, and recently in a load
of that fertilizer, delivered at Norfolk,
were found the vertebre of human
being. about twice the size of that
portion of the human frame to be
found in those now living.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-19

TAKEN IN CHARGE by THE SHER-
IFF.-Hermogene Perry, the murder
er Of A. Droz, who was arrested FRI
day evening on Ursuline street, was
taken in charge yesterday morning
by the Sheriff, and removed to the
Parish Prison to await his trial, a
true bill having been found against
him some time ago by the Grand Ju-
ry.-N. O. Courier Eth inst.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-19

BLoNprS. On the goth Of this month,
Blondin il advertised to execute his dar-
ing feat of walking the entire length Of
= rope. blindfolded and completely en-
veloped in u sack In the event OF the
Japanese visiting the Falls on or about
the 18th Of June. Mons. Blondin will give
ono of his " terrific" performances under
their distinguished patronage. lie will
appear on this occasion, we understand,
in his favorite character Of the monkey.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-19

EDITORIAL FiGHrs IN TExAs.-An
affray took place. few days since,
between Dalton, the wit of the Texas
press, and Hepperla, both editors Of
the town of Crockett, Texas. Dalton,
received bullet in his throat, making
a wound probably mortal, and Hep
perla, was hit on the head, but not
seriously injured.
Dalton, is a native Of this place
He left here about fifteen years ago
and has been in the newspaper line
at Crockett, ever since.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-19

~ Capt, John Brown, Of the
regular New Orleans, Matches and
vicksburg packet, LafOurche will &C.
cept our thanks for substantial evil
dences Of his regard.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-19

MASONRY IN NArcHsz.-The Mason
Fraternity of Natchez, Mi, have just
completed and furnished in the most
elegant manner-a new ball. The
Natchez Lodge is one Of the Oldest
in the State Of Mississippi.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-19

EE The Feliciana Democrat, asks
this question. as Democracy a
Cheat'" 1t is rather strange, Reese,
that you who have been printing a
paper bearing that way SO long,
should ask such question. Answer
the question yourself, and it will be
satisfactory it matters not, how.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-19

WHAr FANNY SAYS ON THE SUBJECT.
Tn the last number of the Ledger,
we find the following brief epistle
from Fanny Fern" on association
Of boys aud girls at school. She
calls it Natures Plan"
why should there he any objection 10
the mingling ofopposite sexes in ehi'dren's
schools We never could see; IL has TO
cur eye. obvious advantages snbduing TO
| its proper tone a lad : boisterousness teach
ing him. Oh upcpnsciyusiV 70 himssif, that
| de'erence 20 the more gentle, which is but
awkwardly aud arificially grated on in
later years. by the laws Of society. We
have always faneied we could select from
a group of boys, those who had grown mp
sisterisss; aud we have often admired the
wisdom Of that matron. who, blessed
with We jackets and trousers. adopted n
little girl 20 prevent the rOugh-snd tum-
ble-manners which would have been the
undcnhted result Of different course. H.
il not painful to our eye to see little boy,
CALAMITY carrying home a load Of school
| books for n little girl. or giving her n rose
from his fathers garden, or holding an
umbrella over her head, or helping her
across a gutter. or into stage. On the
contrary, we like IT. II il your boys who
herd together, who are most apt TO carry
ont the tremendous threat to make mouths
Mt you sister r. and Other juvenile ruIiisn-
isms. We vote for spfinkling the little
girls about amid the Biographies and
grammars. "a the gentle and surest, and
we eenscit tiOusly believe. safest way oI
gentleman Using the obstreperous own
ers Of tops and marbles: always, ofc ours'
he 1t understood, under the superinten
dence Of judicious fiesh and blond teachers
Fanny is right. There is nothing
more painful and unpleasant il
civilized society, than to meet girl
who 1ias just come out" as it II
called, TO look for husband; q
choose for himself between her nd
mirers with no better knowledge q
them than the quality Of cloths am
iewelry afford. Poor thing. the bir
Just out of the cage is more a
home in the world and less liable !
be caught In n snare or trap
: How about the boy who is not pet
mitted to look ut the girls-becaus
il may interfere with his studies 2
Why he Is n gawkey fool when b
has arrived at the years of discr
ton and takes the liberty TO Wis
!. them. This is not all, he is ver
e apt to be immoral and vicious
y "Wbat q nice young man !" Ho
: the entire Serious Family groa
. when they exclsim, what a phi
ct he drinks ~ "What q pity he gar
e bles I" Who is responsible for !
. sorted and unhappy marriages,
vorces, Opponents and the like T.
Why these very people who a
y continually on q strain with the
n religion and things. to make som
r. thing out of humanity, which G.
1t Almighty never designed, and p'
o. duce in the effort, criminal abou
:, nations. Young men drink {
il amusement and play cards at {
ne coffee house because they have
~ other pass time.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-19
NEW hooks NEW BOOKS Z

NEW BOOKSf NEW BOOkSU
Besdle's Dime Song Bosk, No jandG,
Beadie's Dime Book ~ Fun
Bsadle's Dime Letter writer;
Bssdies Dime Methodist
Violent Dev.nsnt--by Bsyle 20 John
The Incen diaries or the Iisunisd Manor;
E,bsl Trevor-by q. W. ". Reg nolds;
True Blue-by MI Euym;
southern GsrdeDiDg-by NJ III. White OF Athens,
Georgia.
Dsdd's horse Farrier;
Catholic Prayer Books:
Methodist Bs ptist and PRESBYTERIAN Hymn Books,
The oran-tnauirs Within-Rook Of 1O01 Songs:
Yuuait on the Horse AMI Dog;
The Girls and noys own Books II Spots, etc. en-
lsrgsd-lust received at the lost nice BOOK
Store. June H. j. hCDOkDlCK.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-19

T,LOUR-Rscsivsd this day per Steamer City
II Of Madison, 10 barrels Tor sale, low for cash.
Iupefp iwd BEAL a PATTERSON,
Flat Boat Landing
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-19
Office

TN ORDER 10 make room for my Fall and Win
i ter stock. will sell from, this date 81 greatly
reduced prices the goods have now On hand.
adiss in need Of dress goods and millinery srii-
Giles. will find u TO their advantage 70 call aud
exsmiue my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
TiiOS. u. OCONOH,
Cor L.urel aud Third sis.
N. B.-AIl those indebted !" mo will lease come
forward aud settle without further notice
Iupe7 .lmdw TIIOs. %. UCONOE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-19
SPECJAL MOTTO r. s.

DHpArERs ArTESrios.-Tbere will be q
meeting of the "sugar Bowl Debating So
cietyr this Tuesday evening at eight
o'clock 7. NJ. at Engine House No. 2.
Question for debate Is the name Amer
lea Justice to Columbus. Punctual attend
anco respectfully requested. by order Of
the Society.
CHAs. ID. FAvRoT,
Secretnrv.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-19

DUaE MEDICINEs.-DsteHip,d 30 fur
nish Planters sbd physicians with pure
medicines and chr meals, ats c'tIstsp tly recsiv
ing heavy invoices FROM the FIRST houses In the
United states. send on your orders. AN con-
tinually watching my businse -studiiDs the
wants Of the people In my lius aud promise entire
ssiisfaciion, fiuDsl2t Il u. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-19
NOTICE

A Ill persons having claims against the estate
IA Of Ilirsm Cline, are requested tn hand them
10 the undersigned duly sutbenticstsd
O.HACKET,
Administrator.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-19

rI,O DRINKERS or CoNgHEss wATER.---I
i have just received direct from Clark v bite
smother supply Of Congress water, so fstorably
adapt Ell for summer use. r. ID. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-19
A NEW POE NJ y
THE WORLD AND THE CHURCH.
REAL.

"Tibi dabo potestatem banc universam,
ct gloriam illorum, quia mihi trsdita aunt,
ct cui volo, do lila" The Dsra IN Luke.
IDEAL.
"Ecce nova facio onnia." The rsretd-
tim in 50. John-By CHRISTIAN BUReHAL-
DER. For sale by
juncl5 j. M'CORMlCk.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-19

The SUGAR PLANTER OF OF. MI
cHAEL.-We are very much afraid
that our friend Hysms of st. Mi
o,acl, will make bad crop this sea
son. and AZ the fault will not he
his, we are ready to sympathlse
with him. The fact is, that the
staple product of West Baton
Rouge threatens to be anything
but Sugar in the future. The seed oil
what is called democracy have been
very literally sowu there; have cho-
ked out the old crop Of Whiggery,
and the intense American feeling OF
few years ago is narrowed down
to point. This leaves our friend
Hyams high and dry on the other
side Of the lcvee Threatens the
plant cane. and touches the roots
of the very stubble. Sometime
ago one of our travelling cores
pondents, CHANGED to pass through
st. Michael, aud as he had his note
book with him, he made several
memorandums which were elabvra-
ted and printed in this paper 1t
was not his fault that the Sugar
Planter was not at hcme-that the
doors of the office were locked aud
windows fastened down. Had 1t
been otherwise, he would have gone
in and had social chat With the
Sugar Planter himself about the
crops and things. We are sorry
for this, for several reasons. II
our correspondent had never gone
to st. Michael. or had the Planters
Office been open, then Hyams would
not have come at US as he does this
last week, objecting TO our politics
He thinks the following Language
; of ours pregnant with DANCE, tC
all sides of Union, If not the bot
! tom of things generally
, The Comet newspaper will no
bite its thumb at anybody this sea
, son--and will not raise any Pres'
J dental ticket to set the other sid
!, to bowling. There are two Gall.
:. newspapers in this city, and u on
n occupies one position it is OF cours
, expected that the other should TAX
, the opposite. Not so. The Como
will not do tit means to bsv
9 the largest liberty as it Away
q had.
!. To this Hyams says:
Q We regret deeply that our &C
d temporary did not make this higl
J. ly important fact generally know
q before the assembling of the Cha'
lesion Convention. What etfec
II would have had upon the Debt
g erations of that body. is impossible
n to tell. The recklessness OF on
II contemporary at this late hour
). much to be deplored. Should tb
intelligence Of it's determinatio
y reach Richmond before nomin'
u ton be made, it will, we fear, prov
], disastrous TO the hopes ct tn
n South. Mr.. Douglas may not
tremble with horrible forebodine
. which may much influence his d.
T. termination Of submitting his nan
O. to tho Baltimore Convention. w
i. suggest at once on the part
a Messrs. Bell and Everett, their IL
mediate retiracy from the polite
OF arena. Not the shadow of cham
lie exists for them. The hopes
he Lincoln and Hamlin are, from th
A m ,ment smashed into atoms
- finitely smaller than the smalle
" grain Of dust. A gloomy, drca
os blank pervades all ranks of poll
OF cal aspirations.
ne We make no doubt that Hyar
believes what he says, and to p'
vent so many dire calamities, W
he please come over at his own
NJ pense and advise with us, as
OF what ought to be done in the PREF
ne ses ? A conference might lead
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-19

4 ARD In Barrels. Half Barrels ard KEGS,
l A f,y s.la bv BEAb PATTERsON.
jnneli VAN street,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-19
AUCTION SALE
OF GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, TIN
AND CRoCKERY WARE. ETC.
FRIDAY JUNE 22D, 1850.

TIME UNDERSIGNED, wishing TO re-
tire from the trade. will offer vt Pub
lie Auction on Friday the 22nd instant. at
10 o'clock A. NJ, the full contents Of the
Grocery Store now kept by him, on Main
street, nearly opposite the Female Orphan
Asylum comprising every article usually
kept in n Retail Grocery Store.
TERMS OF SALE.-All amounts un
der Twenty Dollars, Cash on delivery all
amounts over Twenty Dollars on credit
Of thirty purchasers TO furni.h aP-
proved paper. endorsed to the satisfaction
Of the undersigned, bearing interest at The
rate Of eight per cont per annum after
maturity until paid.
PAUL BERTRAND.
iunelTltw&dtd.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-19

DDRKi 50 Barrels Mess PORK: 70 Half nsr-
rets do 20 rlsff Bsrrels Mess nesf ~ Barrels
Died Apples; 20 Barrels white Beams.
iunsla BEAb q PATTERSON.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-19

HANG OUT YOUR BANNER THE
III cry is still they come 5000 lbs Jelly
Gum Drops. from lily Maillard New York.
and for sale at
v. UEUDE IL co.'s
apre Drug Store
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-19
Drugs aud Chemicals.

DORTEH AND ALE Casks Pure Ion {.
i don Porter. Casks Younger's India isle
Ale-jus, recsived and fcr sale by
iupsl2 Y. u. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-19
PILLS.

I'D WIN. BOGEi, are AGENTS w ayers
Ia BrsnJeth's, Cisrk's, Grsefhe'g's, h.op.. =
iUiiowsy's. Jsyne's, Lees. Nofse's, Peters MOI
fats, McLean's, and Hsdways PILLS. Juneio
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-16
I@ 9(l(e Gprtcu BON Scrrcmbc,

Iomie ioniti9e 9BeiBnd9ereien weroen auf tas iOrsfiGttafte ,
pitnftli6fe BEL Der $ aMb ~angeferti9t in
NpOl5l In Mr. So MISUNDERSTANDING np Gt0irS
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5anb ais treue @nbanser Der Il II / 0 n, unO ais
DaS slcrret6e Banner nit ben Stertet uno
Stretfen aufse3c9et purpe, ipcllte ibr Subel fftt
@npe nebnen.
Ote bftmmun9 iiber bas Sc
1eB sur 8erfftaoung ~freter Tar=
bt9er.- NaA ben cprri9irtsn Wablberstten
wurpe ptes @eIeB - CUR @bre Der betrefenoen
Sttmmeeber ltt eS sela9t - in a(len Counties,
tpelGe iiber ba1elbe ab3ulimmen batten, nteoer'
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q Slcncr SUIT mub Wtiitem=2aSe,
OermaMta SebenS=0erfbermugSz
Gefenf@aft
in Sc N 81

III ~ : ~ 81 y IT,
Saar einge;ablteS Gapi4dG $500, 900.
Ser llnter;eitnete lit nun terett, gnnteIOunoen fir btele G5eIeQ.
1daft onsunebmen.
Sbre @eidaTte ttarben in 9ebens-gerft6eruuseu'
<ers18ettpr9un8 sen, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
en- uno g .SetrG9en.
&6tSt9 Yrpsent bS ednJen NubenS mfrben unter bic
8erItAsrteM %Sertbeilt.
y@erndnta eben8sVerIiderun98z@ eIeGIdaft"
III bauptid&g6 fir bic beutfpe 8eS6tteruns Der Ser.
io NIT pent8en aaSnatmen, Oeutf&e. Sbre gsttcen unb
Nan,rhlets unb autereh Druf1d6en werben IN beuti6er &prate
a~usaeseten, SIR @ehaftsprrIebr fnpet tn reutiaer epra6e
fdtt,
ST, II Nts sinstss -@erit&erunes Sc.
btefen %Ssmtiden 6 tGratter bat.
GprppratOren unO Otrett0reu IN New.gprt Tnb:
@2. 6. Nmfiud, @ua. Belmont, SIaae 9~ernbeimer, Carl 8reu
iIns, 6. Gbarler, 6. Gpbfr. Climber, 5 s. ,Saret QputS siaS,
8riebr. &Npp, g.. Raupe, Deter 8dut1, Gut. 8utter, s, Qaroque,
Sernnan Wiarcufe, 0b Oeds SswalO Otten6Crfer, Serman
Rpie, Wiar S&dfer, S. s. S6ereler, Sci. Selisnon, 9. 9.
staenp O. . ;; @eo0t. GOats q. ron 90dmann, Davib Qoal-
@rdftbent: Sugo 8eienbpnd.
@~iae~9rdftb. unb Setr.: 6riebr. Sdupentler.
Il8 8paro Of eei~erence fitr Baltimore
Tnb fplsente Serreu spn penen bic nit \ beSei&nesen aud Std.
Sr. 81. e6u,nuder, 4 9r. 6. %. @atL,
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