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, 1860-01-14

RELIGIOUS ISrEnEsr.-N'e learn that rro-
tracted meeting Is iii progress III the Plymouth
Church, corner Of Van Duren street and Edna
place, tile Pastor, Rev. II. Roy, being assisted
by the Rer. Geo. Clark. There will be preach
ing Sabbath morning and evening, and every
night during The week at II o'clock.
LOCAL Nxws FROM 4 FOREIGN SorRoE.--Ne
find the following startling piece Of local infor.
nation in 1hc London Mua'rdttI INr5 Of De-
cembcr 2Ith:
"Several new Postmasters were appointed in
Chicdgo lately. One uuluckly appointee was
compelled TO decline for the reasons set forth
below: Dtar' .Sir-Although l acknowledge
TIE honor Of my appointment, regret to say
that have yrt an nnexpired term ol five years
to serve in the penitentiary, which oompels me
to decline your Aattering otter.'"
, 1860-01-14
Abstract Of the Procedures OF tic
Chicago Academy OF ScIe aces.

/ Chicago Academy OF scie ccs.
| 1rzsDA1 EvESiso. Jan. 10, i5t0.
Aftec the usual proceedings, Dr.. Andrews
directed the attention Of the Academy 10 num-
her Of Geodts received from Prof.. Wilbur, three
OF Which were designed IS q donation to the
academy, and tue rest we're to be exposed for
sale to the curious at the book store of S. C.
Griggs d Co. a number ofteetA OF the Masto-
don, found in Indians. were exhibited. Or.
Geo. Vasey Of Ringwood, ILL.,, On being intro.
duced to the Academy, stated That he had col
leeted a number Of specimens Of somewhat uu~
usual interest, in bis range Of observation the
1AuFia occidfatalie, or mari Of the limestone
formation, taken from a cedar SWAMP near e.
gio, where it.exists IN large quantities, extend
ing over an area OF several hundred acres;
specimens Of Coral gathered from the banks of
Sipper Sunk, in tue northern part Of McHenry
County; also some interesting specimens Of
some thirty species Of tho Illinois mosses.
number Of mounted specimens belonging
to the Museum Of the Chicago University were
exhibited by Jno. II. Woodwork; among them
white crane, Gras dnerieanus, probably tho
largest specimen Of the kind in the world This
~ ~ 49, ~' s ~
collections; as near as can be ascertained the
only specimens in ony public museums of the
1rn;,ad s,a.a. ,ra :. ~. s1...,o: .r.,.s GO,
s" +'sateo - ~ tae p'sSessH o' 1ne s"'u'
sonian Institution, aud the Audubon Club, BIZ
cago. DR.. Andrews, Curator Of the Museum,
in his annual report, remarked that il gayc him
much pleasure 70 say thai. notwithstandinr the
ssringencr of the times. that in a great measure
prevented labor in the field during The past year,
yet the prospects of .the Academy we're never
more encouraging, Althoueh there has bcen
necessarily diminutiop Of The ncrson i labor
Of the Curator. both in The 5iuscun, and In
field, it affords aiu, much pleasure to aclnowl-
in his Department as assistant. who intends
making scientific pursuits the business OF lis
life" - ''@o
Our Museum now contains about sixteen
hns been one Of slow growth. Ihe prosnects nrc
favorable for a Increase Of at least ter thou.
sand specimens during the present year. In
, 1860-01-14

EAs7wARp DorSp.-Dy the time table Of the
Michigan Southern Railroad, passengers leaving
Chicago at 4. II. reach ScE York ut 1915
7. N., and Boston at midnight Of the dag fol-
lowing; or, leaving Chicago at : 7. NJ, reach
New York Mt l2:Sj +. u. of the next day. The
time made to Boston is BY the New York Cen.
trail Railroad
, 1860-01-14
4 Qurxtion and the Answer.

Ei'iorl Frtxs a1A Tr.bcnc:
Tan y'uinfos Tic suusbem lady how II i. that your
Anti save.y wn they come to breathe the ni.cc.
ahs' rt that Sweeps over ops eot:onfcl4s, become
strahsc'y changed.
will Illustrate by wat c.me urdc. my observation laat
evening a the rseslyteaa causeh III Nashville.
FFof Hewlett. who halls f1em Watenrxn Wis- and Is
adses9sdas distinguished Tcn:c.auc. Lecturer. at
creng stated i11i the duty ie SoutI. to adopt
Strict honte:courc with the Narth and tat the Unfou
Should br scscr uule.s this slavcy sentiment the
North was Ae;ke:. Now AeA'i ts tsane lccturcr NIT
1onE sncr in e Sorth advocate se!ucuts entirely md
diaulstztcas1y opl4osiir.
VIII yen lei! which side Of tie fence this dtstin.
ea!sard h"}~s'ncr k@srs stsnd for Of at tss aso.
&t etrnded rjores we.t different face r eyt.
- latitude.
of c"tc yiu will re,AeI,lr mt rs the 4Authurxs. of
7h''~ a's's A"n7 thr I".nto4s, and lecturer ae-it
shedd lasInns lat s Icvs S;:. t1at Known while
!nfhe NoHh. Ii holtnz to my soth aud IL .,u D-
untonlat. 1t1ust irica1 10 NY native son.
HE.Es Mania Dnessxr.
sas':gsi;tc, Tennessee. Ja7. :. 1a@-
ASswER.-Tlo specifi: query here is, why
certain Northern people-prof Hewlett in
particu'ar--prcac]l Anti-slavcry in tho North
aud rFo-Slavery III the South. Two answers
arc ut once suggested: lst. Prof. Hewlett n,ay
stand in 4 wholesome fear Of tic lar bucket
and irlther I,ay:; whct. are Lcng applied quito
extensively to persons from his section and Of
his profession, i'll the South; Or ID. 1Io may
10 douglas Democrat who has drawn Ills
latest political definitions from tic speeches Of
Mt. Harrison c. Hobart, late Democratic cum
didate for Governor i'll his State Mr. Hobart
sct up in the recent canvass tur an ardent free
soiler, yet we will wager seven To ono that
if business or pleasure should call him to Ten
ncssec hc would he 1uuml holding precisely the
language Of pruG Hewlett.
Now If VIC might lie allowed to PROFOUND
question, VIC should ask how Helen Maria
Dresser, the admirer and defender Of slavery.
finds Afornlonism 70 odious, which is only
slavery in i mildc. type? Is it because tie
concutinags Of Uta!, is confined 10 tic Saxon
race, instead Of being muldcd with all the h,cs
possible between the ebony Of Congo and the
lily white Of the Caucasus, us it prevails III
Tennessee?
, 1860-01-14
Rtcss l. GriI)lt1te.
OH l C.4GC
1NnF4 Ma.

INDIANA
From The reports in the Indianapolis Journul
Of Thursday we judge that about two-thirds
Of the Indiana district delegates to Charleston
aro in favor Of Douglas-..ot mort. Some Of
the men elected were very bitter asoiust
D'uelas, and declared that they would pay no
heed to the resolution Of Instruction. Carver
Of the A1tl district was particularly strong
i'll that regard Deyliu and Talbot Admins
tration men Of the With district was elected
with the same understanding
, 1860-01-14

DEARBORN sE21SAnr.-An adjourned meet
ing Of the Stockholders Of that ;nst;tut;on v;n
be held at tie Seminary this evening at II
o'clock. Bas,ness Of grcat importance demands
full attendance. q. GROVER, Sec'y,
, 1860-01-14
IL A Il RI D.
D I L D

In f1s city, Ftiday ulerurG Jan. 1Jll. LUCINDA,
wife Of Levi. Nowan 11co T. ears IL months aad 81 tays
Funeral services ~ tie house. $50 Wabash ayenuc
Sunday 1t o'clock r.. Y.
In vi. eity. Fs!ay. tho 18Th Inst, Mis-. BERTHA H.
RHODES: cdest daughter Of Ge.FEe A. AID L. {. HoIes-
Fuasr services will b. Aeld her falefs resteuce y
Edrdgs Court OF Nunday The 1Gta lEs nj O'Clock y.
Friends o. the family arc Invited 10 x;ten3.
Slt died OF lingering disease which SIZE bore III CLrs-
uaa faith and fortitude.
Re Providence and Cincinnati raotrs D, ea.e cony.
, 1860-01-14

- In old times cities were sosrfd NTH salt,
to indicate that theJ were given up and abau-
doned. Several hundred barrels of the saline
staple will be used BY tlse City RAILWAY Com.
pany this winter for reason just the reverse Of
the above new snow plow and salt sower
combined, built BY Aendscn 4 Co. for the Com
pany. was being tested Yesterday afternoon.
, 1860-01-14

POLICE MArrEns-1n addition to other cases
reported elsewhere, j few minor cases Of drunks,
simple mud compound, were disposed of in yes.
teFday's Police Court. Mary Counors, for six
months past.iu Brideweli, celebrated her re-
lease yesterday SO heartily, that she was picked
up beastly drunk and sent up for six weeks
longer.
, 1860-01-14

TT The first lesson Of the Elementary Class
Of Tue Musical Union Academy will be post
poned from Friday evening, January 18th, to
Friday evening, January :0th, 1850. jal5-et
e Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn street,
and get your clothes cleaned aul repaired. They
will be well done aud ut prices to suit the times.
ZorAyE SEoAns.--J. G. 0akIcy's No. 81, Clark
street. jaC-9w
Coal Oils at SIS cents Z gallon. kero-
scne aud other Oils in proportion, at the Lamp
and Oil Emporium, leg Clark St. jas-aw
, 1860-01-14

RICHMOND House uors.-The fourth in the
serics Of these pleasant .unons will take place
on Thursday evening, the 10th inst.
, 1860-01-14

GAtESA Cn1cAco US1oS R. R.--The fol'ow-
ing are the earnings Of this road from the 1st
to the st4 Of January:
, 1860-01-14
0FFICE OF THE GALENA G.

.a .a.a... Chicago, jan 9Th. lst1.
~ CONIRACIoRS.-scsle<t pr posas will t< received
It ths ctc uattl January 15h, le tn dsllvs7Y +,
thls On IT, dicks IA hteaKo, The
as f";ows:Atoo In ArF 10 co. In May 1890 in June,
3oMo n Iny and ~ el tn August Of te preent yea
~; b II xood quality Of to1nd While or bur ok Il.
parallel tsce asersfr exht inches IN width Of assoe
f.ts and TO be y no ro css Than kx inches In ,sdu
Dne e IN fsf aasu be l71t se, and Ahs average ten
A. " deseTs shall be snhIett To the Inspection and
TkRxs-CA4h delivery,
,Popo;s'' @sy ee for II fer moe than nc
than tie Th9e number The Tins Of dtlve1 Id mus, n
aceomnane By satisfactory surety that he Iii
fA!thfus fu1tN the contra1 axazdet s*e9 "'t
Tho C.mpany Fa-eve Tho right 70 reject anv or ii. pr
po1as II discretion. s ~ ~3 P'o>
las L37o IL N1TI,ArnS 6 porr r.-,
, 1860-01-14

Mrs. nostwick's six soirccs musicale
ut tue briggs House nrc to tuke place on each
successive Monday evening, commencing with
tic coming week.
~ The board Of Trade Room will not be
ready for formal occupancy before the first Of
March, its decorations being added under the
Charge aud direction Of tie board.
f33 The Jcwe!sy Sale of Gilbert 4 Sasnp-
son, this morning at 10, and ut .! and 5.P u,
consists Of the best assortment of gonds cvt1
offered.
Mr.. Capen prophcsicd Tint yesterday and
today would bc the two co1dess days Of the win
ter. We can scarcely bring onr minds to regret
tue future OF the oracle. ~.
- The total receipts, from all sources, By
the Chicago Mechanics Institute last year were
s*.Goa.s6. Four hundred members have been
added to the Institute within the year.
ADAnGAS OFYEnEn.-The attention Of all in
terested in its class Of bargains is invited 10 the
advertisement Of a bargain offered at the .Agri-
cultural Warehouse, No. 80 Market street.
DONATION v1slT.-We learn that a few days
since Rev. Samuel ". I.ynd, Of the North HAp-
tist Church WAS surprised by donation party
| Of his parishoners, who LEFT with him valuable
tokens Of their esteem.
EB- Two stout boys want places where they
eau work for their board. aud several other
boys and men want places for low wages. Ap-
| ply to tue Ministry at Large, IL? Randolph st.,
up stairs.
81 We regret to learn that among the in.
jured in 4 recent sailroad accident ut Enon Val.
ley, Penn. were the Misses lonslale, actresses
who have passed some time in this citv, aud
were on their route hence to Tho East Miss
Annie Ind her collar bone broken.
- Duplicate portions Of her machinery arc
being made here for tho repairs Of tle steamer
Indy Elsin now in winter quarters OIL Lake
Superior, to place her in perfect trim, In her
place on her line between this city md that re.
gion early in the Spring.
~ In the reports Of their proceedings else.
where it will be seen that the Chicago Academy
Of Sciences manifest their appreciation Of The
scientific value Of tho Tourney due North" o.
our young townsmen, Robert kcnnicott, nov
among the "red Indians" Of the Ayperborear
regions, by an appropriation of fifty dollars.
~ The weather Of yesterday was as fine
winter edition as bright sunlight, clear shaz1
air and fnc sleighing ever rcombined to produce
OF course every body was ont that could CON
mand q cutter, with horse flesh to match. III,
Hyde Park House, with Gus. Taber at the hen.
Of its management is receiving hundreds Q
winter visitors. This ride, OF one northwar'
, to Lake View, take the 1esd of oil others viii
sleighing parties.
, 1860-01-14
Nfm ADVERTISEMENTS.

II C. Fl. ScRiTEF, Idr:s:i.iE7 A5rrH, e. EearscrHa'
= dusaort1 ia r.vfrr FOR fLft 4xd 4{1 e
%esaat"7 Faptrs of!he SoT7h Fss- ta1-bSA.y
, 1860-01-14

SUPERIOR Co:RT.-l]efore Judge Goodrich,
Terrence Mcdonnell tried on q charge Of lar
ecny Of lumber, was convicted and received a
sentence of one year in the Pen,tcntiary.
Frederick Folber alias volker, implicated
with WaggonschaQer for larceny, was On trial
yesterday afternoon. The jury were ont last
evening.
Thomas German was convicted Of the larceny
Of lumber, but the value was fixed at - %. one
fortunate penny under Tue Penitentiary stand
ard Of larceny.
lending,thc case of People rs. Henry Hughes
of Evanston, for larceny Of cnttlc.
, 1860-01-14

Mrs. Dostwick's six suirccs musicale
ut the briggs House arc to tnkc place on each
successive Monday evening, commencing with
tie coming week.
, 1860-01-14

;E- The board of Trade Room will not be
ready Tor formal occupancy before tho first Of
MARCH,, its decorations being added under the
Charge aud direction Of tie hoard.
, 1860-01-14

~ The cabinet Of the Chicago Academy
Of Sciccnes contains sixteen thousand speci.
, 1860-01-14
THE CITY

~ The t'1Iaymakers' WAS given last eveu-
ing, Tor the last time, TO crowded audience.
t3y- The steamship Iftt.cdui4,. is being put
safely to.bcd it Miller i Doolittlc's dry dock.
, 1860-01-14

TnE WEATHER. -Rangc Of the Thermometer
for the week as taken By f. L. 0'IIara, Apoth-
ecary and Pharmaceutist, No. 90 West Ham
dolph street, corner Canal street, Chicago:
, 1860-01-14

TAKEN UP-A middling sized
! Black Hotae, The osuer c,n have the sanie By ap-
pyng &s D. stube lit house north I. Chlc,co avtn1e Cn
Noo'c atrfet pfnEipf prQnfYtY. DR.. ial4xst
, 1860-01-14
THO CApTTAJIS1S -Wonto3 n,

naate ert partner to take third interest
tw1th raEs veil Known In Chicago tn business netting
gu ur. Adrca4 '' L. through rott Occ ea.c u Box
So appontiEk time A. r1aee for Al Interview. All
rnunteatiun xt1tc.lY crnddtntIal. a.l.Y3
, 1860-01-14

RUTLER s. HUNT, 4s State st.,
~ havcncw OF hand the folio winx sizes Of print:
ss1!! 1sxss :oxA a61<o eex4. .ax:s
-91l5 .-1ll si1I Hs435 j714l Ga133
s6Xl2 s3xH a5x35 s5I35 ooxsf
And are receiving large assortment Of BOOK IAFER
a+ONscama Gt Wrapping Paper, tf f1ldefent azc1.
l,0OJ rams Manila do.
20 Fcams Cap and Letter, kud gedeEl assortment Of
Printers Stationery,
LOO keys IT Aather's celebrated Book and News Ink
Az Ut which VIII be tuu fur c1. tie lowest possible
rates.
mh19 sE-Cash PAID f.. Rag. II
, 1860-01-14

.Ey Mr.. Capen prop1csicd tha. yesterday and
today would he the two coolest days Of the win
ter. We can scarcely bring onr minds to regret
Tue future OF the oracle
, 1860-01-14

sE The Jcwe!ry Sale of Gilbert 4 Sa,np-
son, this mnrniug at 10, and at .! and 5.P. ",
consists Of the best assortment OF gords ever
nfTprci
, 1860-01-14

New 1onK q ERIE Il. H., TO New ioRr AND
Eos7os4-We learn from, Mr. boss, The agent Of
this route, that arrangements have been made
With all the railroads in the West, 10 ticket pass
engcrs TO Eostou and oil principal points i'll New
England, rio oil ralroad from New York city,
via New navcn, Springfield and Worcester, or
via Sew Haven, Stoninytou, Ncw London and
Providence to Boston. BY This arrangement
passengers will see the advantage of procuring
their tickets through, via New York { Erie r.
r., particularly those who wish 10 stop at any
Of the points Of interest on the line, between
New York and Boston. Merchants, by taking
this route, lave the clcice Of markets, without
any additional cost, us they cnn remain in New
York, or a. any Immediate point TN the line OF
the route and resume their journey at pleasure.
by this route baggage is also checked through
to Boston, free Of charge and annoyance. And
arrangements hare been made to transfer the
passenger free Of e1arei from the New York l.
Erie depot to the New York and Boston depot,
or to either line Of Sound steamers. These ar
ranscments are admirable anl Of decided COM
fort, and convenience to tile travelling coni-
.nunlty.
, 1860-01-14

r The total receipts, from all sources, By
the Chicago Mechanics Institute last year were
S:.602 81. -Four hundred members hare been
added 10 the Institute within thc year.
, 1860-01-14

| Frxres .xD rur,n N,r.,nx N,nr -. -ur n, =
JUNE CAsE-A lcuce is 4 rood thing around
lot, and useful ia mark suh];vsion, of ,ea] cs.
tate. Int thcro ;s Find ,f :. TN o,r,-
nou in cities like our own that rnt,,sr serve To
abolish all distinctions Of nerson,l nronerty. az
| receiver, If s,o,sr .,,a. IT.. ;unt ia,1ar. 81,
| n oos;t;n, ,r1,;rh 5o-o-,,.at,- ..o. ...,, ~
suspicion, unless conducted With extreme c.,e
in its manaceme,t W. ref.,,aa va,tard.v N
thc c,sc of 4ho +,ro VIM, rh.,,aa r.-oofr ana
Andrew Koln,- vim kent n sort of Junk shon
on Market street and ,rera ARRESTED for hsv;no
in their possession ou,nt;ty If mir ;ron iden.
titled br s. T. Z. uiprins, book .keencr for Yul.
tcr L. Rodgers. as beIope;uo to that firm.
Their examination commenced IN Tbursd.y
aflernoon and w,e rasurncd w;thoot {,.;no
co,np1.ted YESTERDAY. IN the frat a5;onrn.
neut- at 1ts reor,st of Rohm oro If tha ds.
fsndants. officer aimrnd;nccr ,ccomn,n;ed him
IN lin ro,;a,r,o <f a., ,,i,-,- f..rr,.n .,a,,..i
, 1860-01-14

FOuND-On South Water street,
L Tat17ntee Deed which the oEzer uxv have on
1oflu{ nEorety and payi5E c7Ets. II. II. Willy, is
6Onl4 y 4ftf street. }14kf.
, 1860-01-14

pRlNT, BOOK AND WRAP
L. TING pArE1, for salc 1t manufacturer pr1ecs
BE J. r. 4 E. Il. BLACK, i Gu,
No. 210. Kfnzte street No. 2lB
Mil address Bristol, Kendall County, ILL.,"
r. Cash paid for Rags. j523 dsf7
, 1860-01-14

ROAR01NG-A gentleman and
- bis wife tEo single gentje1en ea9 IL accou,ao.
Ist*d rl;h beard pr!v41e family, STATE street
p. O., ChIcafo III, l,14rit
, 1860-01-14

w Messrs. Norris / Hyde, No. 100 Dearborn
street, have the "profc:eor ut the breakfast
Table, also Julia Cavanaghs " Seven Years."
the New York Tribune Almanac for 1860, The
London Almanac, and the London Illustrated
News, with ahree fipe colored cngrarings Us
Christmas supplement.
, 1860-01-14

Ey- Two stout boys want places where they.
eau work for their board. aud several other
boys and men want places for low wages. Ap-:
ply to tue Ministry at Large, l69 Randolph st.,
up stairs
, 1860-01-14
THE HYDE PARK HOUSE
Hll be open du:.rI tee
SLEIGNK.1'G SE.4SON"

FUR RECEPTION OF GUESTS and PARTIES.
Thc House Will be lighted with 9a& and cyar aecon-
datoa viii b. furaished lhat parties may sequlreH
LesSl2l In
, 1860-01-14

~ Duplicate portions Of her machinery arc
being made here for tho repairs Of the steamer
Ludy Elsin now in winter quarters OH Lake
Superior, to place her in perfect trim, in her
place on her line between this city and that re-
gion early in the Spring.
, 1860-01-14

81 We regret to learn that among the in-
jured in a recent railroad accident ut Enon Val
ley, Penn. were the Misses Lonsdale, actresses
who have passed some time in this city, aud
were on their route hence to tho East Miss
Annie hnd her collar bone broken.
, 1860-01-14

- 1n the reports Of their proceedings else:
where IT will be seen that the Chicago Academy
ofscicnees manifest their appreciation Of the
scientific value Of tho Journey due North" Of
our young townsmen, Robert kennicott, now
among the "red Indians Of the Lyperborean
regions, by an appropriation of i3fty dollars.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-08
@bE. . ena ..

Eurb perlGnIihe Sinfamie i'm Ncrren fin ib in
rem St1no 9rlebt, mrincn aeebrtrn Runcen Gin ppr.
itAittts Nhasr Der tcitsn @i4arren itper 4rt uun Suo.
lttat ~ an1n1bmSmciie tilIilrn Qreiirn one. iren ~,
tpTnrn. @iethfnlS ~cmpieble ib mein mobla dcrtirtcs
Ehler Don Naubs, &du- uup Sbnupf 5abat, pfeiitp
dtltr Nrt unr lrniti9e Nrtifsl, bic in sincm Giaorrtr-
@'ltaFt Aem9bnItb 3tln&t werpen. lin cine aefGui,.
N"'A1 ls'hFs Sa9srS p'tfst y. HcienFeIr,
go. l04 Yrcahlrn
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-08
RlticcrsHagtr. Sleipereyase
9 ScdDcr.

Nr. 33 Whrnltrhfr, swiibcn Der 10. II. 16.
b6lt cn arcftS Wager frttar @errtr- unn Gnatcr~ sGcisu. raft, mr.
Iur BIC lcHi9c S1len, etc GuS rem tcltcn %frar;rfifcr lut, SSrc-
,tliS eG,cnli'N' HilHeIa nme VuinrH Strntn IN bieiisrr Staft an
::fcrtIl linc.
Iuh rrrjonlihcu 3lntaui 0uCr in mctn 0cIhdft cinifD[aoerS,r
Sicrt tn th III cen Sr0ne 9ClcGts Gutpmcrc Gin rrr;laIihts TE-
lertlmcnt "%rrNiitAtn, unH mcrSrn mcine stebrtrn Runsrn AMI baS
Nrtmptrnc uuc @tuil:t tcciea.. "
S@- WlctdNf0hN rcrrI tI en- orcFce Qaaer rEn iriSrrrn rrh
Ieincncn S%NlNtittrH, J Slhcnturcrn. 6c,neen, nllcrfleieern fsisrn,
u o""'H''u'"'l' SHuWPrH C. rel =. Se6tr,
&c. II APairlrne,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-08
EDWARD W. CANNsN,
Senentllhcr Hcta' unp @srlttS Nnmal!,
Afree: Gdf @nHrrnors uno 5rdntliu- StraEe.
6. y. 9tefcr's

gtsu et%n8eri6tcte peutlfs 8uhbineerei!
,Stetm, Der iein3eitdIter ridti9 psriltbt; StilfanS in R5SfSria
Sna ote[m gTuneiaEe bs'etIt, sria ,bt id mir BEN ~s!rtbrIidbsn
Ssulntn yuCIltnnt ZIG tr@e'cns Nniti9t ~ maiden, bag ids msine
Snnbineerel ourds perbtocnC ieit9tluIec Be b,Tcruuosn h,hsntrnk
etropult"mStst babe, INN IebE eurtN bic bwreurb btDirtl,n 0srbr-
,EtunStn III Ger YrooutiiHn @idn. BEN ltrenAten Anfcresruussn DC.
huaf III tetlien tn oen Stlne 9cleet bin. Nne in n,tir Eah fHIa.
9enpG Nrhtitsn. aIs: Yorifptrfs. Mutf- sinkinor. GtnfaEunoru
een Siidersten e. ie' aas Nrtcn 9rrtn fur Drpsco6~Stor.S ic.
ATals tur fepeuet perecn nab wie ppr andefertj6tu ~
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