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A WEDDING AND A RUNAWAY WIRE AL

A WEDDING AND A RUNAWAY Wire ALI
IL ONE DAY Last Friday (says the In
dianapolis Sentinel young man applied to
the Mayor, and told him that he loved one
Of the tair nymphs, then an occupant Of the
city prison, aud that il his Honor would let
her out Of jail and unite them in the bonds
of wodlock, he would take her cut Of the
way Of temptation. His Honor complied
with the request, and the two were married
without fee or reward Perhaps the Mayor
kissed the bride. and perhaps he didn't, we
did not inquire; bat if he did, It was all the
fee he got. The happy pair started ca foot
on wedding tour to the rural districts. -
They had not got far beyond the limits when
an old crony met them, AMI gave hetoung
groom a dime and bottle, and sent him
back to get quart Of whisky. The happy
husband, in response to the wishful looks of
his bride, yielded to the tempter and started
for the liquor. When he returned both wife
and friend had vanished. and in his despair
he swallowed the liquid, returned to town
and bewailed his hard fate SO noisily on Il e
streets that he got in jail for being drunk
and disturbing the peace This was quick
work, as it all happened in few hours.
Our AFFAIRS WITH Peru 1t was an
nounced, on Saturday, that Mr.. Clay, y. S.
Minister to Lima, finally sent in his ultima
tum in respect to American claims On the
"a ult, which was fer settlement cf the
claims for the seizure ofthe Georgianna and
Lizzie Thompson within FIVE days, or a sus-
pension Of diplomatic intercourse with Pc
ru, and that President Castillo declined to
accede to the demand, and gave as one rea-
son for his refusal, that he could not annul
a decision of the Courts, which has declared
the two vessels lawful prizes. Mr.. Clay
responded by showing tnat within year or
two Castillo had set aside the decision Of
the Courts, and quoted the instances. The
President subsequently declined to send MIR.
Clay his passports, or rather urged him to
remain, with the view, it is presumed, Of
Offering new conditions of aroitrament -
The Lima Concrete urges that the whole
matter be left to the decision of the 7. S.
Supreme Court.
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Straved or Stolen,

~ T Ssrk oao fas' Ith small
III hairs ils in lah hi, name years old, about -
Il hands high, very gentle, treads
nac1;ag him " Il be thankf- lily received.
p0o'-'a 'A-- JAMES NJ. LlLLEY.
Etaunton, Nov. 8, 1860
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TURIN, Oct. 3. 1860


SIR: I have received the letter which
you have addressed me in the name Of the
Society of the Universal fsraelitish Alliance,
soliciting the aid Of the Kings govern
ment in the steps which the father Of the
young Mortara is taking in order to recover
his child from the convent in which he is
at present retained Persuaded of the
justice of NJ. Montara's demands, [ have
the honor to assure you, Fir, that the
Kings government will do all in its power
g. at this child, in whom the public opinion
of Europe is so strongly interested, may be
restored to his family. BE good enough, I
beg you, to acquaint the members of the
Jewish Society Of these intentions of the
government Of the King, and receive, Sc.
CAvouR.
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"A DESIRABLE FARM

EaoR 5A-Iy
TIVE subscriber offers for sale privately. his farm
l. situated within two MIL Is OF BRANDY Station
on the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, in Ctlpep-
err county. This farm contains "
276 ACRES OF LAND,
2l5 acres open land, and 81 acres in Timber. The
open land is originally of fine quality of SOIL well
adapted to both GRAIN and GRASS CROPS and
Is NOV, now in good condition. The DWELLING
HOUSE is of BR1ck, containing rooms besides
the basement, and 18th small outlay could be
made both comfortable and handsome residence
The other buildings on the farm are ordinary
There is an Episcopal Church (having services
twice monthly within a mile of the farm and
Churches of other Denominations near BY ia the
neighborhood. For convenience, facility ard econ
omy of access to market or to cities either North
or South general Intelligence of the society, beau
ty OF country and the requisites for pleasant home
this farm offers peculiar advantages.
For information as to price or terms, which last
will be accommodating, apply either in person or
by letter, to GEO. q. THOMPSON
oct 70 lS6o.--4m' Brandy Station
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Count CAvoUR AND THE MoRTAEA CASE.
The Secretary of the Universal Israelitish
Alliance, of London, has received the fol-
lowing letter from Count Cavour:
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THE OLD DOMINION
CLOTHING HOUSE.

TO MY OLD FRIENDS AND PATRONS.
TENHE object Of this communication is to inform
Il you shat [ have opened Clothing and
Furnishing Store, next door to the Express Office,
Va Hotel, where I will be pleased to see you, and
especially will be pleased to have the pleasure Of
furnishing you with any thing in my line that you
may want My stock is entirely new, and made of
the very best materials, and all that ask is ibe
raj patronage to insure me success,
Respectfully Yours,
JAMES A. ARMENTROUT.
Stanton, Nov. 2, l860-tf.
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GEN HoUsToN AND MEXICO. "A letter
from Texas. written by Virginia officer Of
the K. G.. C.'s to the Norfolk Argus, says
that organization is laboring under unex-
pected difficulties in effectng their plans,
which, however. they expect to overcome.
He adds;
Gen. Houston, with whom Gen. Buckley
and myself had 8 conference this morning,
not only assured us, but be promised the
people of San Antonio last week, in pub
lie speech, that he should again take the
field and cross the Rio Grande with the lar
gest possible force Of Texan and other vol
unteers, if Spain made hostile demonstra~
ton against Vera Cruz. Affairs on the
borders of this State, in Mexico, and through
out the South, are certainly assuming crit.
ical position and you need not be surprised
to learn at any time within the next six
weeks, or two months, that soldiers will be
swarming on both banks of the Rio Grande,
struggling for the country which furnishes
the only outlet to the institutions Ct the
South.
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90, 1865 Pra's ADsOu'zRg 10 1915, ESQ
WILL BE DRAWN THIS MONTH.
CERTIFICATE OF PACEAeEs will be sold at the fol-
lowing rates, which is the risk
Certificate of Packages of 10 Whole Tickets, SEQ
Certificate of Packages of 10 Half Tickets, 80
Certificate of Packages of 10 Quarter Tickets 10
Certificate Of Packages of 10 Eighth Tickets, 100
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DEATH OF THE DUKE OF RICHMOND Tho
| death of the Duke Of Richmond, at Lon don,
on the Dist Of October, is announced III the
late news from Europe. His grace. as pro-
prietor Of the GoodN ard Park, near ChieLos-
ter, and as patron Of The famous races held
there IN Jul y. Of every year, is better known
to the American world than he IS as ore OF
The great mobiles England The Duke
was descended from Charles the Second Of
Englans,, the first Duke being natural sou
Of that monarch. The following offices were
held by the late Duke: Chancellor OF Mare
sohal College and University, Aberdeen a
Privy Counsellor. Lord Lieutenaht OF Sus~
sex, Vice Admiral Of the Coast OF Sussex,
Colonel Of the Royal Sussex Militia, and
Abide Camp to the Queen.
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FALL AND WINTER

NlT III - "a
MFRS. C. STEVENSON has just returned from
Iva the Eastern Cities with the choicest selection
of the most FASHiC NABLE BONNETS, RIB
BONS and all other articles usually kept in Milf
merry Stores.
zsgs~ She will have her WINTER OPENING
on MONDAY, THE 22D.
Having secured the services Of an experienced
Dress and Cloak Maker, she is now prepared to do
al! kinds of MANTUA-MAkING in the most supe-
rior and fashionable style. The patronage of the
ladies of Staunton and Augusta county, is respect
fully solicited
staunton, Oct. 10, l860.--sf
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Wealth. OF GEoRgTA. We learn from
the Annual Report Of the Comptroller Gen
eraI, for The year 1860, that the total amount
of property returned on the tax digest for
the year, amounts to the immense sum Of
S672, 1929, 1T According to the census
of 1850 there was a fraction over 52l 600
free white inhahitants; and it is a reasonable
calculation that the Increase in ten yeats
will swell lat number to at least $50 csc
These figures will show the fact, that if the
taxable property in the State was equally
divided among the people, the amount for
each free white man. woman and child,
would be within fraction of 81 ,223.
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Stoves! Stoves! Stoves y!
ID F. POINTS has on hand fine assert ent Of
I'd. CooKNG, PMLoR. Box and NINE PLATE
Stoves, of various patterns. Call and examine,
opposite the Post Office.
Staunton, Nov. 8, I860.-1m
4 TTENTiON LADIES!-I am now re
N cevng the largest and best selected stock of
FRENCH CANDIES and CONNECTIONS of all
kinds ever brought to this market. A call is de-
sired.
Stanton, Nov. 8, 1867 NJ. S. CEASE.
THEESE! CHEESE Il am now recev-
" ing No. l article Of Eng Dairy Cheese, which
will be sold low for cash.
NJ. S. CEASE.
Stanton, Nov 6, 1860.
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In Bridgewater, Va, on the 25th Of September,
1860. Mrs. REBEccA ScHENCK, late Mrs. Poole
Her disease was typhoid fever.
In RocSbridge county, on the 4th of October. of
Diptheria, Lucy VIRGINIA, aged 7years, months
and Is days; and on the 9TH Of October, Of the
same disease, CHARLES HYDE, aged years aud Is
days; children of VIM. III. and Ellen Nj. III. 70 uel
CLARK to the solemn bell
Mournfuy peang
What doth its wangs tell
On the ear stealing
Seem they not thus to say,
Loved ones have passed away?
Ashes with ashes lay
List to its peang.'
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Remarkable Billiard Eeats.

4 Western champion Of the cue is practl-
cling to surpass Mons. Berger. He has had
but little experience as yet, but is improv-
ing, and hopes to cope with the tremendous
Frenehman after a few years practice. The
following are some of his diversion shots
new name for what Benger calls the gro
mantle.
driving ball down leg Of the billiard
table, down two pairs Of stairs, and making
a carom on three balls suspended over a
pawnbroker' door
"Shoviag his ball through three lengths
of stove pipe and drawing it back into his
overcoat pocket. He makes very pretty
right angle SHOT through a stove. pipe elbow
making Il earom by causing ball tt
travel a portion Of the distance Oh a cushion
and travel the remainder on It's nerve.
Driving his ball between two balls foul
feet apart, and hitting both at the same time
Jhis is done by his ball bursting just as j
gets between them.
Making mass shots from various por.
tiona Of the table, causing the players bal
to twist forcibly against the abdomen of any
bystander designated.
ellis great forte lies in nursing th'
balls. In this delicate operation he is alde1
by two competent wet nurses"
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III, Inc School commissioners
OF AUGUSTA COUNTY.
HENTLEMEN :--Y ou are requested to hold your
u Annual Meeting on the 4th Monday in this
month, at the Court-ho a. according to law |
sible BRING his report of the number of INDECENT
'i''0' eli - G. ". IMBoDEN, supt. s. A. c.
November 8, -tdm-hpec copy.
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Letcher's Dena) MAJ. Goqqin's (Opp) Maj.
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The telegraph has already announced the
fearful calamity Of which the Boston Jour-
nal of October Both, gives the following
particulars:
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GAWS.-Ifoe's & Rowand's Mill and Cross Cut
~ Saws. ana Circular Saws. Also a good assort
ment Of "Spear Jackson's'' and 'sDiston's" Hand
and Back saws for sale By
WOODS Il GILKESON.
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@altf0rmifa,e ueberlanSpoG.

HH
Sefferion @ttp, 81. De5br, Die
colifpruil9e lleberlanbpDit 1T bielen Wlittae
nit Nd6ri9ten Els gum g., b, bier angefpms
men. @adAte9 H4-I Il
Sn Gan 6rateiseo mar leit ben leetea Nad'
ri6ten ttidtS aneefpmrneu.
Die @el61fte maren lau. ali3n1
NIdter 0rffnlann bon Der g. st. Otffrict
Court BAT cine Gnti6eipuns 3u @unlten bes
Sberrebaf Claim ab9e9eben. @s banbelt 1id
babel I'M $4,000 Quaoratfu6 bes lpertbppliter
@runp NIB 8pbeu5 IN San Trlnci8cc. Die
t1erlpartete 8eltdtisultg pieies Claims erre9te
9roBe8 Nufieben in 6ranci8cr. 3S
Die @e9enpartet 6pfft aber, bei elmer bS6e'
ren Snltah3 bic 8ertperfuns pefelben bemirteu
81 tSnnen. ~ 44
Der frasli6e 8oben 1T 81, SOC, 900 mertf
uro bieIer Wertb ipirb It6 nit benz 3unebmeu
Der Stabt ms llnenpli6e permebren.
Bon ben Sanppi9sS nleln bat man Ota9.
.ri9ten Bis 10. ytop. De8 GSnigS 8ripatIe'
@tretuir, Serr Neillru, Der befanntli6 bonn &S.
mig aus @iferiudt 9el6oleu purbe, befanp iid
IN eineul iebr bepenfli9en 3ultarpe, Der
aDni9 mar na9 9a9anta 9e9an9et, Inn Die
Spuaptome Der Grantbeit be8 Setretair8, an
Oeilen 9fettuag ibm iebr piel ltesty 3u itber'
MAIDEN. 81 gao
0iele 9Oft brin8t 10000 9riefe, breimal ic
piel, ais ie Sappr. - raB
E
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Giunurs Ses Union eitenbabn.oe pO in sros

1ropt 90. o., 81. De6tr. lln9efabr Elm
Ortttel pe8 0ode8 unp Der Wtauer POM luton
Gllenbabn<0 eppt, ultb omar Der na6 Norper
9eri4tete Gbeil, ~ititr5te bel EN- W}crgen gu ans
men rno be8rt6 inter I%eiten Tritmmern Die
9eI6dItslpf1le Der Central uuo Saratb9asGt-
Ienbabt. Oieier @iienbububpf lit elmer Der
Sr6Bten i'm 2anbe. Der @initlr5 MAJ, lpie
cernutbet, our6 bas in 6rl9e Der 9rpBen
8alte entltaaoe1le 3uiamunen5ieben Der eiier+
men Serbtnoung8ltan9en All Der @Hlbuit9 Der,
anlaBt, illOem Die Dltlife Mouer we99ab. Der
Wadter feianp ii6 9erape AM urperen Gnoe
oes @ebdubes, uap Nienlanp puroe beldabist.
3pet Drittel pes @ebdupeS lteben nrd, ulb
Die 3i9e9eben ME gelrSbnlid. Der S9a,
ben ipirp gu $4,000 9eiddBt.
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Gclegrapbifbe SSabrtbtem
8ert&tetf fir ben Baltimore @tdsr~
0fnptfmf4 SEA Oo,nnfpra
,,GanaOa,"
oier 9age Neueres ans @uropa.

Sadptlle, 1. Sanuar. Der Courier
Der aI1pcttrten Bre1Ie fam bier ptelen Wforoen
ppn Saltfar an nit ben Beri6teu per Canada,
bic oelfern nit 2iperpppl.N adri6ten btS gum
II. nno Queeu8tptp1z gta6rt6ten biS gum IS.
-De5br, In Salfur arfam. 2-s
Die 2lfrtfa fam am Spnntao Bel Queens.
.tpipn pprbet.
Der Irieoens.@ DngreB ipute am 20. De5.
3tIamnentreten. @raf @appur reprlIentirt
Sarpinien. @s bieB, ~9eapplepn mpue pa8
neue Sabr nit leuen Observation-Disclosures
elntpei6er. ,Hsa a8 :
$50 prpteitantil6e gpeGteute unb attpere
6erren maren in 1ugarn einseferfert tpprpen
uno Elm Gpnflift ldien nllpernetbli9. q &
Der @eIunbbcit85ultano be8 olten Serpme
mar Iebr beunrubtgenp. a-a21 AIMS
Die Ipanil6e Nrnee III Wtarpecp bate 9roBe
0erltdrfutge1 er6alten. a.
Die triegfiibrenben Weddte ipGen altf benz
gpngreB nun BON ibren Wftnitern bes Nu8tpdrz
tt8en p~ertreten perben utb bic an6eren W1ddte
Ic1eu observation-disclosures l6iden. SGS eebt pas
@eridt, paB 6urit @ortldafpff 1i6 lpeisere,
DEM Gpn9reB bei5upp9nen, ipenn @at9tanr
nibt burd Elm ~bpditehenpes Wfitgliep ~leirea
MintfteriumS reprd lentirt lei. 44ssa
Ga Brei1e ia8t III eiuen 4rtifel, Gnslallo unr
Sarpinien niBten BON Srantreid bic beltiunmte
3nlider1n9 er9alten baben, puB Der eurppdi.
l6e @pn9reB oa8 Brin5ip Der M6t<S nterpen,
ton in 8etrefi Stalieu8 annehrren merbe. it=
Dem lonit Dicle Mddte ii4 nift en- @rnereB
betbeili9en piirben.
am IS. De3. MAJ III 2pupon 9ait3 pl0slid'
Winifers91atb Qe6alten mprben. Ss Toll Iid
babel INN bic unperlddmte Tprberun5 pe8 Yaps
fteS banoeln, Der fir ieinen gertrefs1 auf benz
Gpn9reB ben SCrrang ppr allen Na0eren pere
lanSt.
0os Cob, baS BON benz bfrunoltften
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q
Bum Nerfauf.

ESaF@1 HlltM
FAStTsH 90 Mds Qan6 nit gukp YebiultbteiteN, 10 Uetuen
gsssIIH spn Der, TAFT nab. Ter 9~anbfrube uuO in Der 8siuubt-
alihIA ten geSs B, 110H Neer an her Nrrt9erM Central Qi-
ienbabn, 80 DtefS BON Der Gtact nit @ebiueen; 10 Nder an Der
alien Sreberid " ., gut %au3tbalt; 1o7 Nttr nit 5abi6sn &C.
baa lidttitsn Sns autagsu, wiro ssset gi9snp.tbHm, ! n ;s sy SAT-
W1ouut Be Sales; 100 adcr an, @aIbinSton 9anoWtSe, y Rsiler
BON Der Staot; 2 9aufr in 9oparchr., nab. G%amcenitr.; ! in
l8et -gpmbarhftr. 2 in 6Gpettetr. 2 in 9ern9tonitr,; ] IN
jSrputir. ! in BrattItr. Tn Aonebertr. 2 III Wulbtrrpitr.
lno nebrere ancsre in perihtbenen @e5eneenbtr Stabt. Cots a.
pernriet6en in ggeit- galtimor.Itr., Weongment-. GAP uub WstGl.
%berrpitr. unb groaepap. QrunS gu ne~rta9isn in broadway.
grunerentea Az pertanfen. gIpdner nnb Nprri8,
Nc. SO Tapetteitr,
Ny- sauftrieie, Widb. 6 cntrafte. Geitanentt aaS AMER
It,iilt&e gapitrt, Iopit @aien- g.a4tso @efbaitt werbtu btitsn
beipr9t. M Apl5S
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he g.,
tel%ttrteu.
Die Gltr. Nrm.>
900 Mann fart ietn.
Der Biener Correspondent
bel, DAP Die @efabr zines Grnflittes
nit jepenn Gage 9rSBer purbe,
Der arie88etat lpll i'm nd6len 8lty
80 Wtillpnen rerntinpert merpen. -,
Der Shirt Qatour aupergne miro Der 3pen>
geppum16ti9te 6rantrei68 betm 6riepen8.
@pn9rei1e ietn, Der Cardinal Antoneli wtrp
ben Baplt reprdientiren. .
@uBlanO lca par6 aifielef unp so. Dame
reno p~ertreten iperpen.
81 Sn @pnitantinppel wurben sroBe Anltren,
9lul9en fir pen Sue3-@anal sentadt.
9tperPppl. 8aumprllenmarft lei6t
9eiur1fen. gHs ~
Man6eltert q a6ri6ten un9initi8.
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= nterifnnii6e Oea6rtdtcn.

SenatOr serOorO auf ltiner gaeife nab saus.
Tlbun91 80. 9e5. Senatpr Ssparp.
tern abeno bier ein. Seine 3a9lreiden
aDe ~empfngeugibn am 8abtRof. ct fpurs
adj Gpn8reBbaGe geleitet. Die StraBen
zen bur6 8pnftre8 unp Geuermert bes
udtet. sssal Al 9
Utica. Seute Mitta9 fam Senutor Sew>
arb Quf ietuem @e9e mad Guburn bier bnr4,
Die @lofeu rpurpen geldutet uro 100 sSaluts
,4biTe dbgefeuert. Die 8e9eiiterun8 mar 9rDB.
Gbracue 80. 0e3. llm 2 ll9r beute
g2admtttag fam Senator Sewaro auf Ieiaer
9Seife mad Auburn bier Ourd. @tne 5ablreis
de. beqeiterte gerlammlung emping i'm am
Depot. Der Gbrbare E. &. Dapi8 9ielt cine
ur3e anIpra6e, bic 5eparO freurbli9abeants
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GrpleTon elmer eofomptipt.

Nugufa, 81. Deg. Sine 2pfDmotipe
Nutlen8 Scetlee erplrpirte BET W1arietta, Ga,
an Dpnuerl flag, lpObei Der @pnpufteur, Ibbs.
@pbb, unp ein 6euernann setSbtet pur6en,
@m. 6(ppo, Der Sn9enieur, purpe idaper per-
prapet. Atd aapere trt9en 8erlespnseu
papGu. 81. sn.3 @ w-
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Maeh 0urppn.

Mem.Dorf, 81. Deg. Der Dampfer
Gttp II WalRiu9tpn fu9r 6eute Wttttds BON
bier ua6 2iperpppl as; er nabm $4,000 in
9artgelO NIT.
9Der Danpfer gremen fubr e~benfa(s beute
Mitta9 ab nit $4,000 in Sartgelb.
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SxStdbtia fir Mebermebnr Dpn Sdllen
n4fS N.n4frrrf1f

.D.r srobe Gaa[ eer Wtetanies 0aa, q 1852 u. sJaeettcftraBe
rebIt 9eetn- tr6O aulen9oroerobe lit uinat oaS~ tlesontelte ans
9eItattet uro utu becorirt unb bittet bic gpaltun9 ben uebernee-
mern opn 8antn Ite Gpncertsu oeniien unssr ben gaelt!g9lttsn
BeStn8un0en an. Ot1o'S~a
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Nene Nn5eigef.

Granfenfnile Deg Jos. bein. Surnbereins.
Ole Wttatieber meretu hermit aui5efcrbtrt btute N6eno ~
ubr in ber Gurnbaae. 800 prattftr. punttlt9 3u eiteintu, inbtm
bic Nsabt Der neuen stanten %itattftneet. +
a@ agtS rs ,@tt8ner, prditbent.
Wc RrebS, prot. G6r.
6arn1pniez &ranfen- 1tnterl -8eretn.
Den reip. Mt9lebern bs Tereins biene hermit CUR gtadritt,
BAR n161ten Weittpob 6en4. Saruar, Mtenb8 7 lbr, Die reseImd-
si9e oi.rteGibrise General 8erlamntIuns i'm ieitberise,l 9ptaL
80. 152 90. -sSapeteftr. Der WeebanicS-oon itattfncct. ia mid.
tae @ei8aite p~rrlis8sn. 10 merbsn Die MeitsIieeer eiabt, aae gu
er1teinen. L.
WcDt ~---- SIM NuFra9e: i. Stetn, Setr.
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pffice Der Qlpeal Sur G0Irt.

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Der @pbnuno 0c. 45o Saratp9oitr. %ein9elooen.
MOt 4f Die trouernbe @ittmt.
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SbartesItr. 81, DO,

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boter All ~beIh1ftigen lpInfbcn. iolpie ale oeunhtn Arteuluttnoen
wcuen itb peri6nli9 der in franftteu Brieien an ben. N9enten
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Office.
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no. 3 Mprtb- 9iterteiro6e up StairS.
Mud III 1euI8tnss seOe unS ale 0orten SpclcOttSrn eiIi9 81
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Die W1itgIebtr cbi8tre 5Ta!p ,s.ascer-
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9Mo G6opfes 2. scrolls, SER.
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