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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-12

WASHINGTON, May l1.-Alr. Wendell was
examined again to-day by the Covode COM
mittee in regard to the money used to pass the
English bill. BY the examination OF his bank
book and other papers, the committee traced
$4,000 into the hands of the three lobby men,
who are supposed to have used it in passing
the bill. The parties who received it are Mr..
Walker, at present correspondent of the New
York Express, Mr. Hay OF Pennsylvania, and
Mr.. Bean The latter, it appears, only recev
ed $4,000, so that the remainder went into the
hands of the two former. The committee will
endeavor to trace it little further, and see if
any members of Congress received any of the
$4,000 Mortimer Thompson has been sub
penaed to appear again tomorrow, as the com
mittee have made some additional discoveries
in regard to submitting the Kansas conStitu-
ton to the people.
The Senate committee on territories met to-
day and reached an unexpected conclusion,
considering previous developments. Six men,
beers were present, and when the question was
nut whether the boundaries should be altered,
as proposed by Mr. Green, Latham voted in
the negative, thus tieing the committee, and
preventing the amendment from being report
ed. Mr.. Douglas was not present, though
he had been requested to attend as on prev
ious occasions, in apprehension OF the contln-
gency of an equal division. Mr.. Latham's
course may affect the ultimate decision in the
Senate, and possibly carry Kansas through,
despite the southern combination.
The steamer Philadelphia left for Hampton
Roads this afternoon, to receive the Japanese
embassy. Among her passengers were Capt
Dupont, and Lieuts Lee and Porter, Charles
w. Lee chief clerk, and John w. Hogg, cor
responding clerk OF Navy department
The clerk OF the Navy department, Mr..
Archibald, chief engineer OF the navy, Mr..
Ledyard, son-n-law Of Mr.. Cass, Purser Gun
ningham, and DR.. Mcdonald, secretary to the
commission, are on board The japanese
embassy is 10 be received at the navy yard
with great pOmp, and conducted to their quar-
tiers under military escort 1t is the intention
of the president TO have formal interview on
Wednesday, in the presence OF the cabinet
and others holding prominent public posi-
tons.
Each of the five territorial bills tabled to-day
in the House, contained an anti-slavery pro-
yiso. This result was produced by union of
democrats of all shades, Americans, and few
republicans.
Calhoun Benham was today confirmed by
he Senate as the district attorney of Calitor-
MIA.
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News nv the Asia

New YORK, May 1.-THE steamship Asia,
from Liverpool via Queenstown Goth, has ar
rived. The prominent points of news are an
ticipated by the Brazil.
Advices from Paris state that the emperor
had decided on two military expedition, one
from Algeria and the other from Senegal, to
proceed TO Timbuctoo, where they will unite.
Advices from China say that the rebels had
penetrated into the silk districts, and were
threatening Loo Choo. Should the place be
taken, the trade with Shanghai would be ami
hilated.
Accounts from Japan are very unsatisfacto-
ry, and the situation of foreigners is extremely
precarious.
Calcutta letters state that the affairs in the
indigo districts have been quite serious, but the
government had passed law making any
breach of the contract criminal Offense. This,
it was hoped would tranquilize the districts
and save the crops.
The English war-vessels before reported sunk
by the Chinese forts on the Pei-ho river, are
the Dove and the Algerine.
Lord john Russell stated in the House of
Commons, on Friday, that the government
was exerting all its power to stop the trade in
coolies between China and Cuba, and had
opened negotiations with Spain on the subject
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Items.

ST. LOUIS, May ia fire in Lexington
last night, destroyed several stores. Loss
$4,000.
TORONTO, May ia meeting of the citi-
zens is called for tonight to take steps to pre-
sent testimonial to Tom Sayers.
QUINcr, Ill, May IA fire in Hannibal,
Mo, to-day, consumed two entire blocks on
Market street. Loss from S300,0 900 to $500 900.
There was considerable excitement among the
citizens, who commenced firing all the houses
of ill repute, the inmates of which are suppos-
ed to have fired the buildings consumed
large hemp factory was burned in the
same town last Monday, loss S25, 900
DETROIT, May 1.-THE propeller Prairie
State, for Ogdensburg, with full cargo of
flour, ran on a reef in the straits of Mackinac
Wednesday morning, and sunk Immediately
The crew and passengers were saved
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Wreck on the Mississippi-Twelve Lives Lost.

MEMPHIS, May 1.-THE steamer r. +.
Lass, with $50 passengers from New Orleans
to Cincinnati snagged and sunk so miles be.
low this place, last night. The boat and cargo
are total loss. Mrs. James " Lindsey Of
New Orleans, Mrs. Kate Whiting and son of
Lafayette, Ia, Mrs. II. Neal and daughter of
Parkersburg, Va, Mrs. VIM. Harris, do, John
Pankney OF ILL.,, Mr. Kingman of Iowa, VIM.
Irwin of Cincinnati, Chas. Allendale of Syru-
cuse, Ohio, and Francis and VIM. Eavitt of
Louisiana, are known to be lost. The officers
aud cabin passengers were saved.
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nrnnpht and Ere

BosToN, May l1.-Excessive drought pre-
walls throughout New England causing great
trouble to farmers, who, in some parts of New
Hampshire, drive their cattle many miles for
water Fires in the woods are also raging in
many localities. AT Hyanns, on the Cape,
yesterday, fire spread over one thousand acres
of woodland, and is still extending.
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COTTON firm; sales 1900 bales ,at BE for mddling
uplands.
FLOUR-Recepts 1882 bbIs; sales IL 400 bbs; state
and western shOde euser, with rather more doing
closing bdrey steady at yesterdays prices; southern
rather heavy; sales 5000 bis -.
WHEATsin moderate demand at prices fayorinr mr.
chasers Corn in good demand exports ana firm;
sales 1900 bush Oats quiet.
PROV ISIONS-Beef dull and unchauged sales 275
b6ls Pork irmer and quiet; sales jOObbls s7,50 q
$3.50 Cut meats quiet aud steady. Lard firm; sales
400 bills at IL q l4c Whiskey quct bvyers generally
refuse to pay over Pc Ric steady at a 4sc Sugars
depressed In consequence of heavy arrivals though not
quotabiy changed. Coffee unchanged Molasses I'M
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New York, May 1.-THE American Board
of Commissioners for Foreign Missions held
their anniversary to-day, VIM. E. Dodge pre-
siding. The treasurer reports the receipts of
last year at nearly 1851 900; and for the nine
months of the present year. nearly S2l5,00O
The affairs of the society are represented as
encouraging in all directions.
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MA X IgIED.

In Northboro' May 3 by Rev S Ashley, James
Walker to Mary 4 only daughter of Sumner Maynard,
IN Athol May |, by Rev Reid, George StockweI of
Athol, to Diantha Burrell OF Manchester, y II.
In Hubbardsto, May 3, by Rev w Allen, onas Cow
den to Eliza W Gates, both of Rutland
IN New Bedford, Nav 8, after the of the
Friends, Hon VIM e Tabcr and Rhoda Rowland. There
was large congregation.
In keene, IL, May by Rev DIR Barstow Seth Walk
or Almira Parker, both of remplcton
, In Concord, Ii, May 3, by Elder 7 NJ Preble, Uri
Baker OF empleton, to Sarah daughter Enos Blake
ESQ of Conct;rd. -f
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Three-Fourths of the Usual Prices.
CALL AND EXAMINE.

myl2 diff 1. S. CHAPMAN
SILVER SOAP "A new and beautiful
Co. expressly for cleaning and polishing Silver Plated
and Britannia Wares, and for cleaning Mirrors, Marble
Tin, &c 1t is mnch more convenient and effective than
of the powders in use and be used even by
inexperienced help with perfect safety. il contains
Eohng that possibly nure the finest plate or Jew.
cry or even the most delicate skin-thoug designed
for toilet use 1t is far superior any soap for
cleaning fine House Paint, Statuary, Artificial Teeth
Plate, DC, &c,
Many of our largest importers and manufacturers of
silver and plated who have used it, have given il
their unqualified approval. Read the following:
BosToN, May 2. 1853.
Mcssrs. SANFORD BURDITT:
Gentlemen-Atter repeated trials of your Silver Soap
recommend as the best article hare eyer seen
for cleaning silver and plated 1t must soon be used
by every family. Yours, respectfully,
SnREvE, BROWN, a. Co.,
(LateJones, Ball, Coz
BosToN, June J, 1859.
Gentlemen-we have, during the last twelve months
given your Silver Soap thorough trial, and find there
nothing equal it, il cleans silver quicker better and
with less trouble than anything we have been able to nd
Yours, respectfully,
SAMUEL 4. CROSBY 81 Co, 50 Washington street
BosToN. June 10, 1859
Ccntlemen-We have made careful trial of your Silver
SOAP and find II admirably adapted to the cleaning of
silver and plated wares, particularly the chased and
frosted work. and take pleasure in Recommending II
the public a safe and effective agent for removing tan
labor we have better article for the above
purpose. yours, truly, &C, 1870. . -
IS and 81 Washington street
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tel, this evening. The Baltimore, Charleston,
and other conventions were repudiated, and
the determination expressed that the people
would make their own choice for president
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proposals for building the Free Pnbllc library all
dressed .' 70 - > MESSENGER, Chairman Of the Build
~ and endorsed Proposals for the erection
tue puldg for the Free Public Library will be re-
Ssts az hs oee q the City CLERK previous the 2Oh
he received The COMMITTEES reserve 10 themselves the
sn. 70 reject any and all proposals received under this
Oce " IN their Judgment II Is not for the interest or
tne CITY 70 accept the same. Bids to be made IN one
round sum for the whole work The amount estimated
or excavation grading and foundations 60 be also
rians aud specifications be seen q ne once q the
tity Clerk. The building to be completed ~ te nfsn
ilav of December next ANY Information not contained
In the printed spec hcatio viii be given ny the CHAIR
man of the Building Committee. dstSiy@ uNS
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C0MMoNwEALTH on MASSACHUSETTS,

M33rSSestsT S.. Court Of hsolueRcy.-In the Case of
WILLIAM lARNED Of Dudley, an Insolvent nahto~ri
On the foregoing Petition it ordered that the petitiona
give notice to all persons interested in the estate Of %
sad William .arned insolvent debtor by publIshins
copy OF the SAID petition and of this order thereon ca
inside IN the newspaper called the Worcester Dav a..
printed at Worcsste the last publication to be three ay
az least peore te time for the hearing thereon hereinsf
solyeney TO be held at Worcester within and or s ia
county OF Worcester the first day of NAV
at zen CLOCK IN the forenoon then and there 10 show
hi any they nave why the prayer of said petition
witness, HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire at worce.ter thu
eight hundred and sixty, : - Au '"e thousand
myIl ,i,.. = A-Ns, ASS ! Register.
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PUMICE STONE sOAP.

This Soap unrvalled for its erasive properties is free
from any calsc alka II scOurs the hands and renders
them soft and white. Ii acts like magic IN removing
Writing and Printers Ink, Pitch, Varnlsh Acid and 9TH
stains from the hands, without the use Of oil ALCOHOL
other ncutrazlng agents. IL Is equal TO the best
French pOncnc In quality and sold for less than half
the price
Manufactured by the Boston INDExIcAL soar Co.
GEO. W. STAFFORD a. CO., Agents,
4 to lnffn a.
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DIED.

In this city, MAY IL, Mary f. daughter of James and
Susan Fuller, a yrs mos.
In TINS city, May 9, Homer Whiting, A.
Funeral on sunday next the Laurel Street Church
nj p M Relatives and friends invited to attend.
IN Rutland, MAY o. Sarah NJ, daughter of Miles 30
In fitchburg NAV ., of bronchitis, with pcurisy Mrs
Thomas Farms. 40. 80 -
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New YoRK, May 1l.-There was large
meeting of the friends of Gen. Houston from
all poinls of the Union at the Metropolitan Ho'
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myig dgtaw&w2w Is sudb1ry street Boston.
DANJO INSTRUCTION - BANJO

X ANJO IND hOO IlON -- DhFoO
AJMUSlC-PllIL RICE'S BANJO, WITH OR WITH
OUT MASTER containing the Banjo solos, Duets,
TrOs and Songs performed by the most celebrated Bands
Of Mnsrels; Price 81. BRIGGS IA MO INSrku ClOk,
containing nstructo ana over so Popular Dances, Pol
kas, Favorite Melodies &C; Price 50 cents. HOWE'S
INSTRUCTIONS AND TUNES FOR THE BANJO;
Price 70 Copies sent by mall post paid, receipt
of price Published by OLIVER DIlSON n CO., 277
Washngton street, Boston. dit mylg
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Z 1.,a. ~ w A1A Il II VI MASSAChU-
- SRI IS.mMorcester, ss.COurt of Insolvency.-In
inc case Of WILLIAM HARMED, of Dudley in said
county, an 1nsolvent Debtor
70 the Honorable the Judge of Probate and Insolvency
IN aud for said County of Worcester
subscriber respectfully represents that he is cred
to OF sad nsoven debtor and that he has proved hIs
c IN said case against the estate of said debtor and
mat ne believes IL Will be for the benefit of all concerned
t tne proceedings in the Of said debtor be
wherefore he prays that order may passed vacatn
all the proceedings in said case. '"s
dred and sixty. PHINFIi II sii III nun nuh-
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A GENTS WANIED-1Oc canvass tor an
IA article for which there is already great demand.
Agents can make money from it has been thorough
lv proved For particulars inquire 263 Main street,
I'm stairs or at Sawyers Music Store POI Main street.
Worcester Mass diff myl2
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Slefu advertisements.

WANTED-A gentleman with a cash
w capital of three to five thousand dollars, in Ho-
tel near boston None but persons of good character
and responsibility need apply his offers to the right
marty with above capital, rare chance as the place
has Maid and will pay handsomely. No possibility of
loss Address with real name, J. p JOHNSON at this
office stating where interview can be had, with one
DAVIS notice of time. diff myl2
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SAWS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION

ENIRTH & NICHOLS, opposite Bay State
n House, have just opened and offer cheap.
GOLD BAND CHINA SETS.
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BLOWS, PLOWS. - FARMERS, TAKE
NOTlCE.--Pease call at the Foundry OF EARLE
a JONES, on Union street, Mechanic street and
buy one OF Rchs Patent Cast Iron Flows We will sell
them al the wholesale price, and give you a first rate
article. We have an assortment TO select from Cnll
Md see them and save rs cent IN your We
VIII take Wood or Old Iron In payment w
ap3 dtfkw3t EARLE A. Jones
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHTT--

49,. DAVID MOORE,
myl0 DIST SIrsnston' =
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TO BUILDERS = Sealed

myIl aus EMS Asst Register
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Nm Sos Nnbfffn,,t.

De ~rereerblide @pncrren3 i'm RpblenbaneeI bei9er Stabt,
bic Sunetft bon bamt beI96fh9hn Peripnen peruro6t purbe,
peN1e Rpblen unter Dem Nfete persaufen, nab ibrem 8eyluie TO-
baum burd) ;pIei1tes @epiht pieoer be;utcnrnen Iuden, mdft
IS allen e9rIt9en 9Gnolern sur pfi9t, it6 cur9 ~9eeisnctc
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~ganoelnS uo INN benz llebel gu iteuerlt. lentte it Die Nufmerf.
a%03ulei6ten @entft Der &pben, tpeI9e All bic 9Oti6ulen 9elie-
frt wuroen, anf tpcl9e Ebatiate i'd Ielbit fur5 pprbcr ben elmer
la6cerh0nbt9en Yerlon aufmertjam 9emo6t pOreen mar. Oret
&arrenlaoun9en ipuroen i~Cr9f1lti9 uno FORFEIT nad9eppaen un6
I'M 295 Yiuno per Come gu Ietdt %6efunben, mas bic llria1e SIT
Der Nnfla3e 9e9en @6ipin u. &obbin8 Dor Nibter 2r9an CAB uHo
bem3ufoLae 6r. &cbinS me9en 0ertoufS bon &0blen inter gu
letbtcm @etpidte beitrch tpuroe.
SettSent Bat beiaoter @ebinS 6urd osrtadt9en6e gngaben unb
Mnbeutun9en, ben &tdter, Die PoltSien, 3eu9en uno mid, no
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uno in ~bGStpi0tger, ungere1ter Q4eiIe cine 6lage 9e9en mid an.
bdh9i9 9ema9t we9en 0erIaumoung. 0a Sr. 0tObinS 9e9en eaS
urtbeil oS 3tt6ter 2o9an appeairt uno ben Prc3eb cpr Elm b6bere8
Tribunal sebradt Bat 70 1T mir bubur6 @~elesenbett 9etohn Net
tere8, mtfti9es, ibu b~eaienSe8 3el9nib be3ubrtu9en, WeI1e8 tt
Der llnteruGung UUr &tdter 9O9an ni9t b~OrseeDt marc.
Snoen tb mid oa98en perpabre, odB i0 le boS Oel6aft eS
Delo9ten N0btnS gu beetntribt9en Iu9e, tIble tb md ie6p1
elr1ans gu ntetnsr Wtttprtun9 bel Der e~ririsntcn llnteIludunJ
Ssreo1n9t uno beoaure nur, oB bic Roblen ni6t Guf Der ti6til1en
usage na19enp9en pureer, me ste8 6er fall bel 6oblen mar,
Deldbe 9err &obtnS Dor turSer 3it fir bic GtaotbaIe uuo bic meIt-
ltpe citation ltefate rnb welte ~ebefatt8 utet@t befuuoen
murben.
Wtt b&fn 3en9ntb. welde8 Dor benz bB6eren @eri6t obseIeat
mereen Wlrt, lberlahe i'd es 9trne Der @ntiteioung oe6 4ub(is
tum'S, D6 Is niGt enSid1 einnaI 3it lit, 6aB bic @etbe, irelfe
oaS @efptbt beim SertanT bon Goben te9uIiren, iren6 our6ge-
fd6rt werben.
SD bsoaaere gu meiner @el6Iioerbeiogun9 Dor ca5 Tpram ser
hung beS @ert1teS abapartertb, fernCr feline metere 9tott5 nebrlen
opn tr5eno ehpa8, oaS bon ~bei10ten 9tDbtn8 binfIro ~anS9ebn mag
S. WttIIer, it, &pblenp6n6lcr
u all Der u. Q. g6e BON Bacd= uno G9e1mantr.
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9elesrapbtfcbc SIacbribten.

Bon @aSbinatpm.

Bpi4tn9tpn, %. Au9ut, stuf Dem
&rie98ninilterirrt lief beute Elm geridt bea
Capt, 9mitb elm iiber oaS Iie9reide @efe6t
oa8 er ben Snbtaneri, 25 Wteilen ncrSflid
bon Safe Sarnep III Sle9pn ~tieferte. ga ale
Snoianer bort feinpli4 linp, 70 beprberte Sol.
@rtgbt Die NrtiQerie unb Die Ora9puer an
Srt lnb Stelle, nm bic 8ilOen 9du5li6 gu
u~ntermerfen. ~
8eridte BON Sort aearneY geben bic Details
DeS @efe6te8 nit cen &olpabs Snbianern 1nb
@untandeS am GfepublicanzS lu0e; 20 bis 80
BON ben 600 Snotalert purben eetSbtet 5ciz
tens bee Ser. ct. Srnppen piro Elm @elletner
pernliBt, 2 lrlroen p~er>puneet uno 5 tnbtaniz
lde WcoipetIer Der 8er, gruppen purben ee=
.tGotet
glf aus Neu=Merico ltnD ueue 8eridte
iber ben feinolt9eu @baratter Der SnOianer
ein9elaufen.
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Mneuuft Ses Onmpfers
81 IL
@eiteres Oum @entrafs4 inertia &c.

NewzOprf, %. aus. Der Dumpfer
Nriel BON a8pinwatl 1T au9efommen. Inter
iei1en P1llo9ieren 1T TbUmu8 Meu9ber (Oer
pPatript." Die 9teb.). @r bat bon
Gotta silica ba8 8e9ere6t ouf 60 SABRE fit
cine itber ben 5ltburt6 bon @biriqui 5u erbarz
u1oe Gilentobn %erlan9t.
Die 0feUDlution in Neusgranoba bauerte
fort.
ST. Beru mar an Neutrality-suspicious. Elm
WcrOperIud 9egen ben BrdlDenten GaItiQa
8enadt lpprpen; Die meu4leril4e &a9el traf
tDn o6er nut in ben Nrnt.
Da RE 9feBieru19 Beru'S Die GntIdIOi9un8sz
fproerml9en Der Ser. ct. nidt befrieoi9en mol=
te, 10 bate BET pprti9e Ser. ct. Wtinllter baS
pocifilde @eIdmuber Der Ser. st. bel@;eoen,
nm leinen 6OrOerun9en Na4oruf 81 9eben.
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mepnblif. etaats.Gonpention IN Oaew.yOrf.

S9racuI e, %. Nu9. NOhbem Der bi8<
Geri9c @puperneur Morgan nit defamation
lpieDer n"pniutirt mar, lnuroen WnI. Gulen
8rpant Ger cole amerifanilde Didter) limb
Sanae8 $. Yutnam gu YrGIpenti daft8'@lettos
Ten int 9roBen 9ena6lt; ferner ipllrpen 33
prdItoentI6aft8 to- @leftoren fir bic rerl4ieoenen
Oiltrifte gewdblt.
Sn ben 0efaBten 8eI4lit6en i%nOcIltrte bie
Convention Die 9tpminatipu 2incOln'S ii. Samz
lin'8 uno perwabrte it@ ba9eBen, boB man
Die republif. 0artei fir bic Corruption Der leB.
ten Sc ebgebuts perantlpprtli4 made.
9taAbem nod mebrere 0teoen 9e9alten NOR
ben, otl19 bic Convention au8eiuauoer.
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gen. gSa8 mar abcr ber GrfoG9 bieIer Ger>
S%ftertllfnn9 ? DaB itd leitber mebrere 2e9@
rer, aus peridieoenen Gbeilen pe8 2anoe8, at
ben Serein manbter, UNI bur9 beiien Serlnitts
lung cine Initeuul8 ST %befcmmen, fpd9reno
th pa8e8en mod fein eiu5i9er S4ulpprtono
an ben 8ercin 9ewenoet bat, UNI our9 belien
8ermittlut9 einen 2e9rer fHr cine paco1rte
S4ulitelle 5u finben.
SIT e8 int Ql19elidte ioGder G6otiodel1 ni4t
miBige8 @elGwab, ppn Der 9totbpenpi9feit
zines bcutIden 2e9reri emilar3 IN ben Ser.
Staaten gu reben, Don cinem alieiti9 uao tjef
Qefii6lten 8ebitrfntB :?
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GmrppGiiebe ~Sso0rtcbten.
Trailtrei6.

Vrdntreidt.
Die aterielIe 2uqe Der ia IL
56ltiden 8eamten. Sn 0ari8 t6ntel
Die 8eamten bur9auS li9t utebr ppn i6renl
Splpe leben = Bis 1T bic bG9eren Stelen Gilt=
et1 lta9en lie am 6un9erttde, @iu 8eiipiel
tur. Der Director pc8 ltatiltiiden 8ureau'a
I'M Wtnilterium be8 Snneru bat 5000 6ralt.
fen geicloun9, ST mar Der erlte Ib9eIanott
6ranfreid8 gum ltatiItiiden Gon9reB in 2o1=
bon. Oafitr erbtelt ct 10 6rdllfeu, ia0e Se6r
6ranfen Ea99eloer, Meinen Sic, b1B Elm
8eanlter, bet IN 91riS wenigteil8 2OOO Sr8.
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