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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-28

Hon. William Duer, one of the ablest
Wings in Congress from New York, under
the Pierce Administration, is abused like q
pickpocket by the Rochester Democrat, Au-
burn Union and other Republican journals,
because he has deemed it his duty to de-
nounce the sectionalism of the Republican
party. Gross calumny and falsehood are the
penalties thus melted out to the Wings who
thus denounce the Republicans for their anti
national. unconstitutional and sectional opin-
inna -- -. -LL.-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-28
AUCTION SALES.

BY J. t. CREIGHT0N-AUcuoyE
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNl-
IL TURE FOR SALE AT AUCTION AT III
SOUTH FAIRFAX STREET.--Nill be sold yn
TUESDAY MORNING NEXT, May lst, ut ~
o'clock A. M, at No. 67, South Fairfax street, ELL
the remaining HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
FURNITURE, belonging to Rev. J. 5. Gardncr-
Ap 2S-dts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-28
Trnm Barbados.

NoRroLK. April 26.-The schooner Lucy
B. Waring. thirteen days from Barbados,
has arrived at Hampton Roads
She reports the death Of Noble Towner,
the American consul at that place.
American produce was improving in
price, and provisions had an advancing
tendency
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-28
Fire at Sturbridge.

BosroN April 2G--The Poor House at
Surbridge Worcester County, was destroy
ed By fire last evening. All the inmates
were got out IN safety, excepting one girl, a
deaf mute, who persisted in the flames.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-28
nh IS cots

BY JOHN T. EIGHTON-AucuoNEE
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
~ REAL ESTATE IN ALEXANDRIA, VA.
BY virtue of q decree Of the Circuit Court 1C
Alexandra County, Va, pronounced 1t The No
yomber term, 1858, of said Court, in tho suit II
Tatslpaugh VI. Hemmick, and Others wil rla-
coed ON TUESDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF
MAY, 1880, at l2 o'clock, NJ, in front q ,ae
Mayors Office, in the city Of Alexandra, il Nir-
&c GINA, to sell at public auction the three
iaI. story BRICK TENEMENT and LOT III
GROUND, Of which John Tatsspaugh died seized,
situated on the north side Of Prince street bc-
tween Water and UnioH streets, in the said City
VI Alexandria.
Terms OF sALE.-OAo tenth Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, the day Of sale, ana
the residue thereof in three equal instalmcnts, at
six, twelve, and eighteen months from the day oi
sae-the deferred payments to be secured ~ the
bonds oS the purchaser, with good personal secu-
rity, bearing interest from the day Of sale and
the title to the property to be retained until ihc
purchase money is fully pa'i.
ALBERT STUART.
Comrnigsi0ppr ~ @0Ig
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-28
New Hampshire Republican Convention.

CONCORD, N. H., April 26.-The New
Hampshire Republican State Convention
met here to-day, and elected delegates at
large to the National Republican Conven-
ton ut Chicago
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-28
con4eoration at Gardiner, Maine.

PoRrLAN6. April pa destructive fire
occurred at Gardiner, last night, destroying
thirteen dwelling houses, and several saw
and planning mills and machine shops.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-28
EvrN1xc Session.

CHARLESTON. April 21,-At I o'clock, the
Convention re-assembled, when Mr.. Bay
ard, of Delaware, presented a series OF reso-
lutions as substitute for the platform pro
posed by the majority of the committee.
The substitute takes ground that the SOY
ereignty of Territory commences when II
has a population adequate to enttle it to al.
mission into the Union as a State, and tha'
it is consummated when the State IS admit
ted into the Union, and that it should be 81
admitted with or without slavery, as th'
people may determine.
Mr.. Barksdae, Of Miss, made strong
Southern speech.
Gov. King, Of Missouri followed IL
said all that the people wanted was a candi
date and a platform without tail. The
majority report had the sting Of death
There was no democratic party in it.
The debate was continued, amid much
excitement, until the Adjournment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-28

A Posi- OFFICE has been established at
Stafard's store Stafford county, Va, and
Ralph /. Cooper, appointed postmaster; to
he supplied by special service.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-28

The "CLAY' Fever IN New ORLEANs.-
The New Orleans correspondent of the
Charleston Mercury thus alludes to the OK
element among the people of that city in be
half Of the memory of Henry Clay awakened
BY the recent Statue inauguration: 1.-The
people of the Crescent city are evidently not
accustomed, like the Gothamites, to patriot
ism and professions. The monster celebra-
ton, incident to the unwilling of the Clay
Statue last Thursday, has thrown them into
fever heat from which they have not yet be-
gun to recover. Clay's name is on every
5odys tongue. Clay badges, pinned to eve
rybody' coat-lappel, still Aut,er in the breeze:
Little urchins, emulating the enthusiasm OF
their papas, are still wrapt in admiration OF
their CLAY medals. The newspapers still dis
course learnedly about the great Common
err" the poets have not yet ceased to chaunt
his praises, while the critics aud connoissours,
standing in knots around the monument, are
in ecstacies because they have something to
eulogize or carp at.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-28
A Picture Of Congress.

Correspondence of the ". Y. Commercial Ade
WASHINGTON, April IS, 1860.-Bnsiness is
virtual, suspended at the Departments, and
at the Capitol, and although the stars and
stripes float over the Representatives Hall,
il can hardly be said that the House is In
session. Gen. Bufinton, of Massachusetts,
occupies the Speakers chair as chairman OF
the COMMITTEE of the whole, and about
thirty members are in the Hall. A few lis
ten to the gentleman who may be ION his
legs" reading the carefully prepared speech
with which he hopes to crafty his oonstitu
en.s. Others frank" their productions al
ready delivered, or write letters at the tables
in the corners of the hall; and the pages, in
their grey uniforms, play marbles IN the
corridor. =,
Yesterday, when the House adjourned,
there were but seven members, all told, on the
floor, and much amusement was created bJ
a group of doorkeepers yociferously shouting
mol" when the question was put. Gentle
men who come here ON business, or remain
over day as they pass through the city,
do not appear to entertain very exalted ideas
of the House, as deliberative assembly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-28
ALBERT STUART.
mhSl-eots Commissioner II Salo.
BY I. NJ. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

BY I. NJ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ETsS DWELLING FOR SALE.-The two story
S,is FRAME DWELLING, second house from
tie corner Of Wolfe and Royal streets, on Noi.e,
is for SALE and may be bought bargain. The
house il nov in tie occupancy Of Mr.. Thomas Do-
viz, and if not sold privately before, will bc offer
cd ut public auction, on Saturday, Aay 1ft. II =
clock ", in front Of the Mayors Once. Eor
terms, &c, &c, apply 70
a. ly-.ots CORSE BROTHERS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-28

A SAD IScIDENT.-Mr Samuel Mckee, a
delegate from Pitssburg. on Monday morn
ing received telegraphic dispatch announc-
ing the sudden death of his daughter. a
beautiful young woman, who has been mar
ried about year. just as the despatch
came in, Messrs. Campbell, Blood, and Dun
lap, who had returned from short VISIT 70
tne country. were about presenting Mr.. Nc
Kee with some handsome bvquets. tie was
surrounded BY number of friends, laugh
ing heartily at story which one OF them
was relating, at the same time leisurely open
ing the dispatch. A glance at 1t told him
she monrnful truth, and in an instant he
burst into tears. and was borne helplessly
into his state-room
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-28

COMMANDER OF THE ROMAN ARsY.-The
Pope has appointed Gen. Lamoriciere- Com
mander-in- Chief Of the Roman Army. This
is most significant appointment. Lamori-
oiere is French exile-an Orleanlst, and a
bitter enemy of Louis Napoleon. Having
risen to distinction in Algiers, he was APP
pointed by Louis Philippe commander OF the
National Guard of Paris. In the Reyolu-
ton of lS4S he took an active part for the
King, and led the Troops against the BARR
sadss When Louis Napoleon made his
ssap detat in 1851, he imprisoned Lamori-
sere and finally banished him from the En'-
pire. He desires nothing more ardensly
than chance to use his sword against the
imperial unsurper." 4t'ta @ta
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-28

aes FOR RENT.-The DWELLING, No ~,
H$i Washington street, in City Block. Also, ne
STORE, on King street, near the Wharf now o.
cupied by Mr.. II. L. Monroe. A small stock ~
GROCERIES for sale on accommodating terms.
Possession of both tensments given on the hrst q
ON 2s~dst II. o. CLAUGHTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-28

ALEXANDRIA BoATs-The George Page,
Captain Gedney, and the Thomas Collyer,
Captain Baker, are now plying daily at reg
ular intervals. between Alexandria anu
Washington. Captains Gedney and Baker
are exceedingly polite and gentlemenly tei-
lows, and their boats pleasant and delight
ful mode of making the trip between those
cities. We can't conceive why any OF the
citizens Of Alexandria and Washington de-
sire through connection by railroad II
the truth could be ascertaiued, we believe 1t
would be found that three-fourths of the
travelling public preferred the pleasant
change by the present river route. 1t Is,
furthermore, the cheapest for che local ira
vel. The steamer George Page connects
with the Alexandria and Baltimore cars
three times daily-morning afternoon and
night, and the passengers by the afternoon
train on the Orange road are now taken d.
rectly to the boats wharf, thereby saving
the omnibus ride over the rough streets OF
Alexandria. Warrent0n Flag.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-28

Cry Council, LAST NIGHr-BoARD or AL
pERxRN.-I. L. Kinzer, esq, in the chair.
On motion of Mr.. Cazenove, 1t was resolved
to appoint proxy to represent the Alder
men in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Co.,
and Messrs. Cazenove, and Barton, having
been appointed, the Board adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-28

"a WAREHOUSE FOR RENT-That well
Eii known stand a Grocery or Liquor Store, il
Twins Block. corner &c King and Union streets.
Apnlv to Tap 26-3t4 7. 4. HOFFMAN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-28

COMMON CouNcIL.-W. ID. Massey, ESQ.,
President. Mr. Eastlack reported sundry
bids for building shed in the Market
square, which were laid on the table.
The Council then agreed with the Alder.
men to appoint proxy in the ChesapeaNt
and Ohio Canal Co. Messrs. Bocthe ana
Alexander were appointed, and the Board
adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-28

s.Sy HANDS LINE-FOR PHlLADEL-
81 5>4sSSPIIIA AND NEW YOBk.-The Pro
peller j. JEROME, Capt. Jerome will leave Pier
No South Wharves, "a Saturday, 18th INST, AZ
10 o'clock a. NJ. WIN. II. FOWLE 4 son.
ap 25--It
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-28


AN ALEXANDRIA COMMERCIAL CoLLEGE.-
The advantages OF short educational course,
with the direct purpose OF imparting tho
rough knowledge of accounts, mercantile
usages, laws, &c, as preliminary to an en-
trance into mercantile business, or auxiliary
to its prosecution, are well known. All the
larger cities of the Union have institutions
especially devoted to this purpose We are
glad to notice that Mr.. A. Nj. Trimmer has
| opened a similar establishment in this city.
| We hear that the institution has opened quite
successfully, and have no doubt, that quite Il
number of our citizens will avail themselves
of the advantages it offers.
Music At THE PRESIDENTS GRoUNDS.--We
| are glad to announce the recommencement
of the agreeable and attractive musical per
! formauces Of the Marine Band, under the
leadership of Prof, Scala. They will be
given throughout the season, on Wednes-
DAYS at the Presidents square, and on Sat
| urdays at the Capitol.
RESIGNATION AND APPoINTMENT.-We learn
that !. Louis Kinzer, esq, has resigned the
nost of Secretary to the Potomac, Piedmont,
and Valley Agricultural Society, and that
James G. Nevett, esq, has been chosen to
succeed him in that post.
WHARF AT MOUNT VERNoN.-Ihe Ladies
Monnt Vernon Association have contracted
Nth Messrs. Bradshaw Il Rodgers, OF this
! c;ty for the building of a substantial wharf
9o1 feat long. at Mount Vernon. The con
tractors have ordered the timber, ana the
uorl will ha commenced At once.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-01
Tencr= uub Standardization,

Virginia Fire \ Marine Insurance COMPANY
Die Elk Bona 6;ee Capital non $500, O0U brjis
uno I'M Sabre 1872 purh Die Gjeirsse6uns
pom Sir9ihien ~einscirst wurpe.
Seriiteruneen mtrocn eurh hicic allie Gpmp,,u;, rr,6.;rt r,,.
zen IN aunti9ifn Seein9un9sn 9earn 6tucr~ lmD g6 IGerltipen an
Stefnlpunl aQer %r,, ais: o1ulcr, M!eubeI, @uter ue lRaarsn
ahs! ari, 'pmopl IN Der Siaet, ae dum I'M Yanpe, unp peroen biz
rircrtnern @usiGbIunsen prompt aelsihd. cav" ~
H.'- 6ur Que 9oltts uno ole Aufns5ms Der III scrfhcrnscn G,.
9tnitlRfc WIrc HidTS bercdret.
SJret M'. III 9Painjtr.. 8ibn,cnb, 8a., cine 9bar uitsrbaGb
GlsnItb SiicCr. Q1. q Gnmnroim M~san
81" u" =" "'E 81, ~e'TFt1E. Ll0.l.
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VIRGINIA
8eis Sicr Sroucrci
bon
SbS. Senarp.

Ourh perlrnlths Glnfiufe i'm 9lrrpen 6in i'd il,
ben Stanp 9eleBt, mrinen seebrten .6unten elm n,r.
iralItfs Saaer Der teiteu Gisarrtn ieper Dirt ann S,,,.
litdt ". ausnabmSpciii tiuiasn preilrn one ;rer :,
fpnnrn. @lritbfhls ~empfetir i'd mein wpbIaSnrtirtss
Wager Won Nauhs. &aa- mo ShnnpI Iabaf snisif.,
allsr Nrt unp ipniti9s artitel, rir in sinem Sioorrrr'
@slbatt aempbnlth 9slntt wsrpsn. I'm cine aeIGIi,.
'"p"' l''"'S S'asts euNt y. 9elfnftlb,
SO. 1914 Yroachrs
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8lsicer.9agtr! Sleiper.yaser!
y. Sccbcr,

Nc. 33 Malnlirase, ,piitrn Der IL. n. 16.s
bait Gin arrfcs vsacr fcriiacr Srrren> UNI snatcn. 8leibsr. rsf, NJ
mr. Gle ltptst Saiirn, rt dus Dem tciftn ir~an;6Elten Suh yHnS-
S:icrE9. ino.
Su'd' p%erlrnlihcu Nnfauf aucr in mcin Bsitaft tiuseI,a,rs,,
SIrHe bun th III Zen Stamp 9eicet. 9utrmere elm rrr;iaIirfs MI
,Srnmcnt "rriulcNen, ue rcrceu meinc ecehrirn Runrrn AMI Sos
grrnlrtcit nun y ta e tccicut. So "S
W. WIctdfahe scrri: bs rin arrFrS PAGER rpu iefs,n,, ~
Icincntn Salotudtrn, ! $itrrtiftrn, be,aem. ur;crfleis,rn fS,S~m,
III '""""''"'HeT SHumptcn C. el y. Nt6er,
No. 81 YuiniraEt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-01

Ea- gSer Gin sutcs Bib bateu nil, arbe mad,
Der frubcren ISbitburifnncn Gjaauie, Np. ~ Nainirase. mp SIR
aAno nberierent werrrn mirb. Ration icrtiaI @iieer iii, sc
aH9tmtine Na'rtrnnuns raern. 2'etrahht itiut pbrtrlrapbS, Nm-
ur 9hptpararbS ~ Seiptnvua, esbtr unp Metalplotrn, uup
:Eh Ger oeutlHe gclunrr :ieitr ejalerie wirn errirltsn lene Nn>
srftunund AemiE nidt ntriaQtn.
Daitlbit iperNtn oud ats DN9uertrispc fen uns III jeber bile.
siNen ejrrsc dbNfnpmm Il.
@iiper lptreel Won 34 G!s. an auseftrtilt, 0hctcarapbien sel
81 an. 9iler nerren bel 3eJrn ne 5pnHrnibetn dnQefsrnat.
sd N1tipnu Sbur
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-. u. Gfrccfcr,

-. II. Strccfcr,
Nrrthefrr, Tru9it. 1mprrtcr rEn newt
lSrn Sbtmicalien II. /. ~. Nr. ; Mains Str..
aclsnuber Fem a!tcn Wnrftc.
ES- &ettrte mersen nit Der arrF,cn SprsfaIt une @enau.
i9tet terstrt, ircte hemtfhe y rlrI rItt uni I~ndIriCu
mn 1urtrtler Ynntittctt teirret. Xauttauf te ute mcsen eaS
rctnpalttdt edNer amcrifaniiGcr. ecutidc UNI frdn'ciittcr : feis
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III augslittrt nthmcn, wctGc Nrntei ium SbtiI ieltit. III mic :riac-
rem. ale ctn nrrelttcn Yrtilcn o%bstIanct merccn. @ectiinta-
u en- m'retn III rm tiuIi9icn SecinyurStr pitecrum nit ntuem
Scrrstbe aus1efanci.
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Ntuse SsarrtrapHne INN yagercirl. 9Sirthjtait.
Yer untrrisipnrtc bat IN Der l7ten Straic. ocm
,5llbntartt 9cAenuttr, ett neucs Snadz II. Scarriuo,
paua eteHnrt, oae CT ictnen 6rrunptn uur rem Tn.
tiitum i'm Nlacmeincn ~tcitens rmrFchlt.
Sn Gem Yurrrum ptelce ncu c,n1rrid,tctcu 6,,,,s
linn tets 0'etrGute auer Dirt "up trjir, NuaIitSt ~
,nten, %telcnecrs %emriirgt: ater Elm ojlaS sutce uldrr
Bier .s y. gi,crn"
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SeenmutInacpun0eu

Srrtta rey SfiF. S&it!er ria 9remra srhanrr:
5000 I'm. %lmtsrssr 3rstittn.
1900 Tip. YIuism.
HutFt &c
NStteerrerfduirr ertautr sirer sutcu Hatat,, mr. wtrecu Ii 'rt-
en aut Isun, tcrcr il irnii Sntauie mattn, ctc aaaaIcn ;utril
IN tfetcr.
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@~clsbafts=2t m;eiscA
@''hetm 2stttrr u. q Q nj

ancntrd 'r'n!rN' &c IN aeon Spr ~ Si- nnb gpaf,rfort,a. pins.,
Suhi'tn ". ;. ~. ttcrip Eouitcrs IS IN ieer tarree unc \ .,I;,;.
Nnn'!ntiltr tre victsabcr oru NIlsrti uur .3ciSucn ,inc rrnf,
HusTIbi ncr tthcp afaicridlcn. '"
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Oeutlhe 6ebammr.
Mrs. y. amman, Marlbaaz @otro6r

;Wiihen Der 5ten unp 6ten.
naht ZEN Srauen &ibmpnps bic eraebruift gn.t;,, A,s
2%sunhla1o ais Sebamme hubert unp aui FER llnircTI,5, ~ ~ ).
berg IN Satern tbr @ramcr befanoeH bt, werlibsr is he ssn.s
7tu9n.nt prrle9en fam. wtsb ID nc ir ti ~porfsmmsnf tn Gs,.1
atnhelttn betene empNtblt Justetb mattt eicitlbt ibr,n GsSyrs
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baltimore ~ Sabre yrdcticirt kat, uno cas lr crsbaih ~, N,ryt VI VI
rnns scren lam. eaR he etpass @airdw in ctr iAntfllen sSt,,,
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-01
Nrdttcr Rhrinmrinl

'm wtin'rl2 tvSen Hnetttunt eieree hermit STIR T1Erjtt. tae
rNen ttac >tnefh1 'aa'nmrrrtEttt &btipnciu crrantr h,hr
ccrtauN. - %,Sr ". ~ ~ ""'"'"'
.f--H -....Ha r..-r guiCttri mn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-01

Snp. s. Mellon,
Smrcrtcurc uac Sinrltr rrt
Sranrira, sStnc, Gins, 3tumS unr 9SbpStis,
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Ne. l3I Garvir1Fc, &i6mcnp q, ga.
IN nttnenl s tore rnr @rnrcr 2earthrut bake th lrScrrSni,
'1'ltneo %rttttl. bic th mctncn ecutidcn Nunnrn bc,.cnS rmpTch.
tn tam: 9e4nde, &ph. lie une Saitrae YraueitS, brndnei
tNtn @tu, Samaied SUM, Sutb pnr Irtib l9tiSfts.
pr:t-, Shcrros, 1fGctira~ urb gfdI1aa III in. -
400 @tis. Nrnri. mo Chr l2biSttY,
SO &c 9r1ubY. Sin uns Swttt 3Scin,
20 no Sip Nrplt 9rlner.
~ 10 lc.iirtrn 8gc 9Shiefes (sru IL 0ahrc an.
100 GO Grts.irr 8Yt DhtStts tur wt.htu il, ,lJtinii, ~,
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Glarct. SGutrrnt mn 9eilcStcinNr 90tinc. Euroc,r SImr,.r
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Nt; ldtc Napdra 9ilmrtn. 1900 ~
Taniene fur bNs mir itither aeithtnft 3utrauen. FcTe III bm.,
'unthldht NusI"prTES AIR NHfnG9c blltltc aut itrncrkis mn
III trealfn. Scbn i. Mclipn.
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Warttn. yNirthitnft in Nnther.nmn

<90irtbidhdit in Suthrr,rmu
trVm1irttrctc ;;luub, It'd ic mn Srcuuotn mp DEM AZ ',r,m.
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lnlecr unn Nhttnirtin teen to pr Gal enc III 81. ~ etlliI,l N
s"eSn Rhc- 81 ttuEeiidhCm YeluGr Iaret Gin lptn MulItr.
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ssa5- NNlt mAn aNe SMmcr.cn heilrn Ennu.

We SN' WsU dUr StNhlcr.rn belIrn tnnu.
ate Ssultnet, neifcs an SteumaiisntuS, Nruralaia. ucr.Sl,r
N'F Ve""is-. .@eutn', mlttetr- unc RuGIuituIcr;en lripcn
y ga austnPl'ait' StncuunS uni eln;i6t Ahbutf,, weun II,
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