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CIRCUIT COURT.-This court was to-day en-
gagged In trying cases where action was brouph
to recover money due on notes and accounts.
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Instructisns 20 Comm ,.sisnsr,

COLUMBUS, ORIo, Feb. The Commissioners
from this State 10 the Washington Couvention
will be Instructed to procure, IL possible, ad-
journment 10 the ith Of April.
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SAVE YOUR MONEY!


WE WILL
sacufce
be
the
Of e name in part
FrenhM ere 5cenb vmthsI, Pue
sand
81, nts wofhs
oil 1Ocent.
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desirable
for One
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and SEW
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HOMEOPATHIC RKMKnIKs

All Of DR.. Humphreys & Co.'s specific Ho-
meoPstlHo Remedies put up, expressly for family
IN pases, containing - walls, from 81 to S5
each, with book of full directions. For sale by
retail agent; w. A Fitzgerald, 2j3 north STR Get;
also bS r. b. Winter. corner of Massachusetts ave
nue. and Sixth street. Also, Ponds Extract OF Witch
H1zei, for internal and external inHammations OF
sll kinds. Sold as above. ma g Iy
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METROPOLITAN POLICE BILL.-Mr Kilgore, o.
Indiana, introduced to-day the bill for the or
ganization Of metropolitan police force In thi.
city 1t lis probable that this bin will pass tn,
House at an early date
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To THE AFTLIcTKD!-Be sure to read the adver-
tisement Of McLean's Streng fhening Cordial and
Blood PuA6er. in another column. If
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New Yert Markets.
NEW YORK, Feb. l.-Flour ffm. Wheat quiet
Corn dull. Pork quiet. Lard steady. WHISKY
steady at lsHc.
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Local NE w =.

Lr Though TIE sTis n printed on the fastest
steam rrsss In use south Of Baltimore Its edition
=, - large En- :" require II 10 be put b press at
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sen, in before IL O'Clock m; otherwise they may
net appear until the next day
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Massachusetts, 70 be Represented In the Ma
tenal Convention.

BosroS, Jan. 3I.-The Committee on Federal
Affairs has reported in favor Of sending ave Com
missioners 20 the w sshington Conference.
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NOMINATED We learn that last night Geo. W
Brent, esq was duly nominated to be the Union
candidate for the Virginia Convention for the
town and county Of Alexandra. Both his late
competitors for the support of the Union party
toere-Mersrs Snowden and Fowle-have accord
ingly withdrawn, and their friends will support
Mr.. Brent, Of course. His election we regard as
being certain
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PENNIES.
Persons desiring pennies Will always find then
for exchange at the Star Ofhoe counter.
RRApER, have you seen Prof Woods advertise
ment In our paper. Res. it; it will interest you.
au 20-eoly
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS

lST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
- Posi- OFFICE, GEORGETOWN, ID, O.,
for the month ending January 81 1857.
:" Persons applying for letters In the following
list VIII please say they are advertised; otherwise
they may not receive them.
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.INDow suAoEs

w WINDOW SHADES.
Buff, Green, and Blue Holland Shades, ell sixes,
P pss, % order. Fine, MsSIaT sod IT, Snosd
No. <e6 Seventh q, doors above
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REMARKABLE OYSTERS Harvey, on C street
opposite the theater, is now daily serving his Gus.
this market. He deserves infinite credit for thus
procuring the best oysters the waters of the Ches-
apeake afford, for their use-and selling them too,
as he does, at prices even less-pound for pound
than those charged for the apologies for oysters
usually hawked about the streets in the early
hours Of the evening.
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WASHINGTON
w AND GEORGETOWN

w AND GEORGETOWN
PEOPLE take
W. II. READS COMPOUND SYRIfP Us
LIVERWORr for Coughs, Colds, RoarSenssS,
Group and other affections of the throat and chest
and also his SORE THROAT POWDER, are
two OF the most in allible remedies of the day and
10 family should lie without them; and besides,
the, are so cheap as to be within the each of all.
We do not expect strangers to believe what We
write IN regard IN our own medicines, uent-
ly we refer you to the following well known gem
tlemens ceril hcates which Dan he at the rr
stores where tho articles for sales they say they
are the best Cough and Sore Tbrost Medicines
they have ever known:
Rev. Jas FL. Brown. Rev. George Bildt,
Rev. Saml A. Wilson, Rev. WIN. 4. Hicks,
Rev. VIM A: Splvaly, Rev John Foley,
Rev. jas ) Nj Murray, Rev. VIM. X. Mills.
or the Baltimore CoRfereHcs.
E,ch article Is cents bottle.
broadway, Baltimore.
At retail by r.. =. T. CIssel & Co.. Druggist,
GEORGETOWN.
Charl Soft. Druggist, 315 Pa. avenue.
WIZ: ;. Thompson: Druggist, Fifteenth st. and
New York avenue, Washington.
John r. Bats, Druggist, Navy Yard. ia % I'm
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lust RECEIVED
10 hhds. prime Porto Rico SUGARS,
l50 bbls. Odd Rye WHISKY,
$50 bbls. HERRING and ALEwIvEs,
50 bbls. Crushed and Refined SUGARS,
80 bags r 10 and Java COFFEE,
10 hhds. low pricedD MOLASSES,
For sale by JOHN J. BOGUE sele
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1~OUTsTANDING CLAIMS.

MAYORS OFFICE, Georgetown. d. CT
January 18th 1851.
All persons holding any claims whatsoever not
heretofore preseutedD against the Corporation of
georgetown for any work done, or any materials
are requested t. render to the subs ,riber q stats
ment OF the same. with the authority under which
said work was done materials furnished, on or
before Thursday next, the Slst inst.
RICHARD X. CRAWFORD,
ia q At Mayor.
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EASTERN FISH AND APPLES.
HEARING, ALEwIVES AND MACKEREL!
SO ssS O. so 6 Es;tso; n No HERRING.
loo do Labrador Mol do
~ half barrels do do
$40 $40 barrels Me Tspn Mol ALEWIvEs.
IS 90 No. 5 iarge MACKsREL,
zoo do No. BALDWIN APPLES.
al Of which We propose to close out at $3.50 to
S275 for herrng; 81 to 81 50 for Labrador Her
rlne; $3.50 TO - tor Meremache and 81 81 for 81
John al wives SIS Is and So 50 for small and large
Maekerei and Apples at prices that cannot fail to
meet the views of buyers.
HARTLEY BROTHER,
80 and 101 Water street,
jals-2w Georgetown, ID G.
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THERE's A BETTER TIME COMING!
ITO INVENTORS AND PATENTEEs

ITO INVENTORS AND PATENTEEs
MUM 4 COMPANY,
PropIietors of the scIENTIFIC AMERICAN. and
Agents for procuring American and Foreign
PATEN1TS
With Sirteen Y.avs' Ezp.rnncs in ths Business,
Hon. w D. Bishop, Ex Commissioners Of Patents,
and to more than tfteen thoxsdnd inrentors who
have had business done through Munn d Co.'s Pat
Pamphlet of Advice sent free by mall
Patent Laws and Regulations, leo pages, % cents
Ofhce-No. 81 Park Row, New York. Wash
i p oftaes.corner and Seventh sts, opposite
TN VIEW OF THE EXTRAORDINARY
L strlngency of the times, and wishing TO close out
our heavy stock by spring, we vii! sell from this
HITKoRY WOOD. Sc 50; OAK. S. 50; PINE,
RED ASH COAL. all sizes, $685.; WHITE
~ pounds ts tns ter s9s snted in all cases.
'"N'0 A1a sp'i' "oof pf fl ssaSf & KING,
js?e-eosv Yard-Oor. Vermont av, and 18th st.
WoarH OF BosS lS ,o sgSSoEs.,DrKUyxs.
" all Styles and Qualities,
AT GREAT SACRIFICE ON COST.
Store for Rent and FIXTURES for Sale.
All the Stock IN 2. p. HOovER's STORE,
GyYM Iron Hall embra ing every variety .Sf1n
8 $s,ysS;s saoEs i hl.c, TRs sSo ~
on usual retail selllngpTces,
indeed much below original cost. The attention OF
be made to purchasers.
The above comprises q large stock Of the finest
quality French and Amer cenGsiters Shoes, Boots,
&e., TO-, for ladies' and gentlemen
The store Is for rent and the Fixtures for sale.
Apply on {, o premises, Iron Hall.
~. B.1The a. owe stock, either IN whole or in
part, will be sold at private sale. To any one de-
slr0as of entering the Boot, Shoe and Trunk Bust
ness this affords better opportunity than may
Persons indebted will confer a favor by promptly
calling and settling their accounts. ia7,n
IMPORTANT TO LADIES!
l have just received lot of Sable Mink MUFFS.
made from skins caught this sea- -
son, which will sell at nearly ~
hal their usual price. x
Water Mink NUFFs, pncssfrom -$8,
HALF CAPEs and VICTOR
few more Childrens r YRS len Mafs IS o.nts.
Miss.: Jockey HATs.in Beaver and Felt,
10y r % and e 50 less thar S9ssr,Se.pr,,
' casa Hat sscrs "a Is r.a @n venue,
jaH bstveeR nth and 18th sts.
n ONE. PRICE ONLY
LAYING on hand very hseyy STOCK Of DRESS
TkiMMINGs, viii offer the same very eheAp for
.n' ana one f <. 6. 3 ssfI'kyENs, sss Pa u,
NIX 4. s!. i e: q
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
" SELLING OFF-SELLING OFF
The Whole four large stock of Dress 6 GODS, sucn
As ella Robes, Dress 81 ks, MerIgos, PoplIns, All
De Lains, Reps, Vaienolss. IN fact a / Winter
Dress Goods we will eell eff this month, at greatly
reduced proes many at les. than cost for ne casa
Also, Is or p hand some Black Cloth Cloaks re-
NAMING ma, IN our stock whoh we offer nov at % per
in want of handsome Dress or loak to call and
examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
J. w. COLLEY & CO.,
ja 16 2w 523 Seventh ct, above Pa av,
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CENTRAL GuARpHousK CAsKs.-Last night,
Alfred Lomax, colored, was arrested and taken
20 the guard house for being drunk and disorder
ly; he was fined 81 Is. John Robson, do; - Is.
j c. Dillon, do % Is.
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ARRIVAL OF MmrrARy-This morning, COM
panies and X, Of the I'd Regiment Of Artillery,
Col. Brooks and Capt. Allen commanding ar
rived In this city by the eleven O'Clock train from
| Baltimore. Company H, Col. Brooks, number
% men, company x, Capt Allen, numbers So
They are part Of the force from Fort Leaven.
worth, lately at Fort McHenry, and have been re-
lieved from there by one hundred men from Gov
ernor,s Island, N. Y. There Ia still another CON-
pany Of the I'd Regiment remaining at McHenry
The two companies marched directly from the
depot past the City Hall, and halted in front Of
the building lately occupied by the Misses Boxer
as young lady's seminary, on Z street, where
company will quarter. Orders were here re-
csived FOR company X to quarter, temporarily, In
the new dwelling lately erected for Mr.. George
Burns, on street east of Sixth, until their per-
Danent will be arranged. Company ii immedi-
in the west end Of the city. The companies are
composed Of young and active men, and they ex-
hibt all the cool Indifference to surrounding cir.
cumstances, which is common to United States
regular troops. They were equipped as infantry,
and marched by the flank, route step, exhibiting
no desire to make display.
A GREAT BILL-To-night, Mr.: Sothern takes
his benefit, and one Of the most remarkable bills
Is offered for the occasion ever presented to a
theatrical audience. The play is ''Our American
Cousin at Home" written for Mr.. Sothern by
Charles Gaylor. and presented for the FIRST time
In this city. We learn that il abounds through
every line and scene In most undiluted fun, and
that 1t has nowhere been performed without elic-
ihhS sucu upfodrlous laugntef az 70 threaten 70
unroof the theatre. Sothern, in this piece, per-
forms a sort Of "Corsican Brothers. double, ap-
pearing almost simultaneously as Lord Dundreafy
and the Hon. Sam Rossyn. Among other fea-
lures Of the performance will be the unrolling Of
a beautiful panorama Of the Hudson River and
skating scene, in which the participators ap-
pear on the stage with real skates The piece Is
repleie with stirring incident, startling scenes
and denouements, striking tableaux. picturesque
dances, and everything calculated to keep the
spectators attention fully on the gKi vire In
doubleday there will be great rush to see It.
CRIMINAL Court Yesterday, George Porter
(colored) was convicted on a charge of obtaining
81 80 piece under false pretences. Sent to the
Penitsntary for one year.
William Robinson was convicted Of an assault
and battery on VIM. C. Noakes. Fined SO and
costs
Phillip Ford was tried and convicted of stealing
pair Of shoes from Mr.. Half. Sent to Jail for
six months.
To-ddy.-Edward Duffee (coloredl was placed
on trial on charge of burglary. This man was
discovered under a bed, In the house of Mr.
Howard, with the door key Of the house In his
pocket, and a candle, box of matches skeleton
Keys, and other burglarious implements In his
possession. The case was pending when our
report closed.
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II ing immediately opposite the west wing of the
City Hal, recently Occupied By Chas. =; Wallaeh
story and the third floor Of the same building Fol-
terms apply to RICHARD WALLACR, No. .
Louisiana avenue. ia rs N
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Archer, Mary A
Adams, Marguerite
Anderson, Mary
Bradford, AlTnira
Bestly, Miss Sophia
Boothe, Miss EG
Bengeman, Miss Z
Brown, Miss Ellen
Butler, Miss =
Barrett, Mrs Julia
Bourk, Margaret
Brown, Margaret A
Bitzipger, Mrs NJ
Campbell, l. La
ChIsnsy, Harriet L
Ciiggstt, Magaret
DAVIS, Miss u A
Dodson. Miss J
Delay, Miss Mary
Dunbar, Miss s
Esdsr, Miss AC .
Esston, Mrs L
Frye, Laur4C
Further, Mrs L
49, A.
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FAST DRIVING hear much complaint Of
carelessnen on the part Of our modern Jehus who
seem TO consider IL great achievement TO frighten
unprotected females, and cause them 10 step from
the fags into the mud their hacks dash around
a corner The indulgence Of this propensity for
exhibiting fast horse hesh is In violation Of law,
and il 6ooyes model police to attend to this
mitter.
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PosrpoxxD.-The lecture advertised by Mr.. F..
A Pollard for tonight 10 unavoidably postponed.
Purchasers Of tickets will have their money re-
turned on application to the parties from whom
they were obtained.
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OuR Georgetown route agent complains that he
has difficulty in collecting the amounts due for
furnishing the paper there, and our Washington
agents hint at the same ifdculty. This is all
wrong. The task Of making such collections In
small amounts as must be the case penny
paper Is onerous enough at best and the collector
should never be compelled TO call twice for his
money.
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FOR RENT OR LEASE FOR A TERM OF
i fEARS.The HOUSE and GROUNDS lately
occupied by Postmaster General Brown, and very
recently held by Mrs. Smith as female INSTITUTES
For further Information apply TO CHAS. ALBERT,
Esq, or to the subscriber
THOMAS LAWSON,
de- eotf Surgeon General U. =. Army,
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Ee SGnetcer btefssr Stact. iopie ale Yer1pnen, pe6e cine
cute N6bmai 9 the gu babet wiuihen, loNten I'D. ertnasrr.
SAP cine BON unern DtaI@men, 3peintai 70 pel Arbeit tbut ais
rgsnD enc dueere, nno 10 oHap spetWaI . pief GeIo
u~brtn9t. 0Jees raabt unere DiaI1tneu sa Den bttlig=
sen, welde i'm DRarfte Ruc Wehr ais 5000 ,4pDa nno aaen
n bieF9er Staet in Operation on &Sten, aSeien uno 1Olen unb
9aben lire @isner poer Die oamt aabetter IN Den Stuno 9eieet, I'D
Hebr Selo 81 eripmen. ais ibnen htteS ant anccren QSsge niSg-
I'd, 1T. @ae, mel1e eie Der b etten Ndbmaf Gtnen, be
Al gebraat iino, baben uDhten, 1clten in unierer Stftce;
9ep. 15S Baltimoreltra6e
,ctIpre@eu, No @ebrauHs- Anwetiunsen III beRtider, etDItIder.
%rauS6ricer unb fpanlisDer Sprddbe 81 baben itno uno no ftr sSe-
y eererue Wtaf1ne tauft, auf cerielben arbeten terneu.
Sau1t mad stnena @remplar pcn Stnger'S MGbmai&tnet=3 Get
aug. &ue Wtai6rnen perDeH eth gauges Sa9r mad ibrem AnfauI
zen ms in opuer Srpnuus nnb Separation stbalten.
lEb2S,in ". u. BrObertG. Maent
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VA imple, ben %. W0t1SbI.
Bel bdetn amt iOaen bis AM @onaebeno BEN 10; STUNT 1851
horne Ielte Sfferten auaeucmultn mereen fur tte Steter n9 non
Sp,;mpporrotb umo trennmoterial all uuo duf ben 9eudbt- dbtfen
BON Sanes Ssiaus uno SUoperaitroitS in er @bslapeafe Bar uno
fir 6iias 9u6i-S dife nuo geudt. 9auS- &eneer. mel3s mo9ten
in Iienit oeltent mer ben. fur Die Dauer zines eSobles, BON !. Sui,
IS6 b ,um 80. Sum 1852 nclufpe. Die Mmnooelrdthe nifcu
BON gutter mo erprOh er 0ualitdt iein mo mliet tdr ieces 9eudbt-
i6 # ,unal piert Il brid, III Yadet5n, Saneln. &ft n cper
IN gutter Grcmuna oerpuft, Pet BON Rotten fIr Die Der.
Saoten 9emaB be SpsCHtdticuep IN Gafel 9. welde be geIIat
iinr, unb be eiuen &bsl bsS Go traftes b hen. an ben 9en1s
bauS &en6er Coer trgeub Elm anc res Sdif. welde8 81 bleienl
SWedc in Baltimore, Mo-, beftmmt len mirb, ) ~ran9ebraht
percen. as
aue Off rien miKen rcrTteaat uub te'ei6net ieiu: Proposals
for Rations and Fuel for Light-yessels,' Rp IN Elm g. cites
eDupcrt Ell geld olien, an ole eS Amt S,ldtdt mleepr ppliTlel
penn per Qcn 9eitidt. 8Es
Sm @Mitra9e Ger 2eudt.@au -Gcmniii0n:
0enrh N. 0pffnlan, SuperintenScnt.
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OermiScDtc anscteen.


fur Die Qieferuns pom NatiOnen unO grenftllta-
terioI fir Die 9eudt Shtfe bel 9ane0 So
lanp unp 5ppper'eltraitS tn Der Chesapeake
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La GNL4&O AbNAELlESa
DO. 70 SecpnDttr.
Telsers, Martnes uuO GebenS=gcrAAee
r.lngSs@Dmpaanien.
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w mt 100000 @lpttal. '
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nit $3.50, 900 @apnal.
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nut $27O.0 900 eap1al.
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mt 100000 @apitaI. "t
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nit $270, 600 @aptaL.
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100 NIT $500, goo @apttaI. 0f
9teipsB erinsVerfider .>@cnip bon NetpeDcr
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mt 81 900, 900 Capital.
Sereini9te Stoaten Qebens= BerItheruno -
~ ae mt 81. $50. 972 @apuaL.
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mt 81, l94, Iii capital.
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erkst. g3slst@ EbDsr~ q oSlupe ga1ssia
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Der Grinder h9r 6ener=3dneer eriadt aue etme Prpbe Su
maheii. Oetet tSnnen nUbt lie q r umo @neIIcr an3,s
iincet Hsroen. 10 Osien ~ensesinoet fnr % Gents gu baben IN
6ebI9S Bennp & 8 o.
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gSDr0Iide &entgalsG l~iesIbaga
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M1d Dem 1Belleu un6 92oroen.
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8 ubr Is Min Wt0resns at neh gtttsburg, sAieaep, Glepelani,
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weRens. GbenlO nof Gtnrra, Buffalo unb ganaea. gaA gnl.
mtttsbure, gSrf, 2aneaaer, 0ieaptuer gottsplae, Dpings, @itaa
lie.e unD 0asertDun H3
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weffel. 70 biata ole euf teber aaneern Balm.
&ei,nbe tGnnen nit oieenl SuSe Hab Oerpts unb geeage bic
Niaqaro iSaas, 10 bldg als ouf rgtno elncr anoern Habn fabrer
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9selteru Maralore tabn.
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ltd, fgpuntses GusaeIelareag GIe S,0U R0G,Iaistaas as.
aleiienrs bn a5aSatnetga ua5 ben Gasfn. icel9e ait seq
auee nn $50 Wlerssns BneE 800 8aGntittass ehs aa!am
men, fnpen 9tefGrherWng NIT zen 3ugen biefet BARN.
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@ustuaft bettebs man Rb an bic Hhstt ElhGe in car ,Galbsvt
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Ale nen uns era8etaultenOeP gGrantiren mir 10;
Nenn he nitt ~p0aitaabi9 snfrleoe oiefetbet btnten NRc-
Hat8trut snriid9enoumen lreroen, obne RDitenbereduulta.
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