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AFFAIRS IN WESTERN VIRGINIA From the
Wheeling papers, 9th and 2sth instans:
About 10 O'Clock Sunday night, 1t was rumored
that there were over ave hundred cavalry at
Brady's Mills, seven miles West Of Cumberland
who intended to attack the latter place The
Inhabitants Of Cumberland armed themselves and
made all possible preparations Of defence, among
which was that OF planting cotton In the streets
There were two companies of volunteers there,
one Of Virginia, and the other Of an Ohio Regi.
ment Patrols guarded all the streets of the town
from Saturday night until this morning and
pickets were posted to the distance of four miles
from the town. $500.
No attack, however, was made, and the citizens
having become incensed at the alarm into which
bold demonstrations Of the secessionists in the
place, on Monday morning, before six O'Clock,
notified the leading Secessionists to leave the
city before twelve o'clock, or they would be hung
threats again the prominent secessionists which
they seemed determined to carry out the military
arrested Col. McKaig, the editor Of the AIlegha-
nian newspaper. the proprietor Of the Revere
House, and three others, to save them from the
fury Of the mob. The prisoners were brought up
to Grafton yesterday and given In charge Of Gen
Kelly On Monday afternoon there was terrible
excitement In the city The pickets who had
been thrown out by the soldiers in anticipation Of
an attack, came riding furiously into the CITY
crying secesh secesh the secesh are coming"
In less than half an hour thousand citizens were
In arms and marching towards the place where
the "secesh' were said to have been discovered
But 1t appeared that some dozen or more Catholic
Priests were playing football on a hill adjoining
the town, and the pickets observing them sup
posed they were secessionsts drilling, When the
truth was discovered the excitement subsidized
and there has since been no violence worthy OF
note.
Two regiments Of cavalry are now being organ
lied In this vicinity, under the direction Of our
State government, for service In Western Viz
GINA One OF them, II is understood Lieut. An
isansell, formerly Of the Ringgold Cavalry, il to
command. The colonel for the other has not been
named. Fred Lander was offered it, but having
accepted brigadier generalship, at request OF
Gen Mcclellan, he will probably not aspire to
the colonelcy.
Capt Barkers dragons Of Chicago, who ar
rived here on Saturday, left yesterday for Wash
ington city. They were to go as far as Pittsburgh,
mounted, and travelling on the ordinary roads
This Is an independent company, which was or
ganized before the present law regulating cavalry
was passed; and all the horses were furnished by
one man, for the services Of which he receives
vixen killed. -
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OAt the invitation Of the Governor of Msssa.
ehusetts, Prince Napoleon has concluded to visit
sossoa before returning to Europe Princess Clo-
failde will accompany him.
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Spirit Of the Msrui,s Press.

The Istslligsnesr notices the desire Of the South
a. expressed by one Of its well known writers-for
nobility similar to that Of Europe.
The RspsbIicaa argues that defending the capt.
tai obligates the necessity OF holding by force the
States Of Maryland and Virginia In any event.
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BOARDING.

RVCAhhD AND ROOM. Furnished Front
may Be had At No. ass Tvelfth street, between q
ana strsetss-s very desirable room for two per-
COUNTRY BOARD.-Geod Board NAV \. a..
~ ~ m .iin IN the county e Mrs RAkNARD's.
Rsfsrenees nns yn1ios, sea5d 70 Georfeteyh
Brp6 store. Georgetovn, OF 20 FRANEI1N
5a.Lr; i e.. Washinstoa. Also for rent, Cot.
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IVA Whiford gun, presented to the city Of
Hhiisdelphia BY James McHenry of Liverpool
England, arrived in that city yesterday morning
With two hundred she'll, adapted FORTS u.e
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The BRITISH FLEET FOR NORM AMERICA -
The screw steam frigate Immortalite, 81, Cap<
Geo Hancock left Plymouth Sound on Saturday
morning for North America London Times
12th August.
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AFFAIRS IN FREpERIcK-From the Frederick
Md ~ Union goth:


(Md.,) Union. Goth:
Daniel Dechert, Esq, proprietor of "The
hagerstown Mail' violent Secession paper,
passed through this city yesterday On his way TO
washington In the custody Of Col. Lamon, one
Of the United States officers
We learn that on Friday last, the privates Of Co
X. and portions Of two other companies attached
to the 4th Connecticut Regiment encamped near
this place, manifested spirit of insu bordi
some say on account Of a Misunderstanding az to
the length Of time Of their enlistment, some allege
on account Of their arms, and others on account
OF their pay. The officers having expostulated
with the refractory on the improperly of their
conduct all but about forty resumed their duty
The disobedient were taken into custody by Co
and the next morning sent to Major General
Banks, who has doubtless ere this disposed of
their cases.
On last Friday morning company Of cavalry
composed Of about eighty fine looking athletic
young men, arrived in this city, from Clearspring,
In Warrington county, to connect themselves
with the Home Brigade now rapidly filling up
at this place They were promptly mustered into
service by Major Smith and we doubt not will
prove an honor to the county from whence they
hail
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Su-my attention was called o-day on my re-
turn from the review Of the division across the Po-
tomac, to letter from officers Of the Sixty ninth
Regiment, In which the writers say that In tone
or two OF the more recent letters Of Mr. Russell to
the London Times illusions have been made
to Captain i. F. Meagher seeming TO imply that
at and immediately after the battle of Bull Run
he was wanting in his duty, and did not exhibit
shat steadiness and bravery, &c.n The ofacers
did not do me the honor Of reading my letters.
never alluded to Captain Meagher but In reference
to his appearance at Centreville. The officers
signing the letter did not see him, they say,
after the final repulse. My statement 10 that be
came up on foot to the hill at Centrevle with ex-
pressions admitting that there had been a severe
defeat at the hands Of the Confederates As to
the mode In which he discharged his duty, az to
his personal conduct in the battle, I said not q
word, though did notice an absurd statement
about nag, which dare say amused If il did
not annoy Captain Meagher himself.
Your obedient servant, w. H. RUSSELL.
p. 81 need scarcely say that the Lies which
are printed Of me do not deserve notice or refua-
ton. Not word was said Ia my hearing to
cause me annoyance on my visit TO Harper q
Ferry. The congenial attempts to excite the
soldiery to assassination must be disgusting 10
Americans and soldiers.
Washington, August %, 1861.
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ID By order Of the United States Manb.l I'm
Wheeling, Va, the circulation Of the Louisville
New York and Baltimore disloyal papers has been
anterdicted.
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~ Michael kershner, a survivor of Moscow
me Aunefiisz, died In Flagstaff, Maine, on the
18th instant, aged IS years. 'A'
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS

~POsT OFFICE,
GEORGETOWN, d. c., August z, 1881
Notice 10 hereby given to al persons having
envelopes OF the old issue that they i'll be received
In exchange for those of the new sty g. il
To this ofhce within six days of this date after
which time they will not be received IN PAYMENT OF
su as-st HENRY ADDISON, IN.
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By WALL & BARNARD. Auotioneers.
b r.oorSed April !, les amoS 1t N, ESSr day
x n W..hin{sSn eospsI, ~, the undertakes,
GEORGETOWN. ID. c., vii, on Aurust Isth merit. Al
p ~. expose % public auction the following
~ EsAte, st4ateo In washington City, ID. c.
q the corner ofN street north and Vermont ave.
5ae. knovn 81 the wet half Of Lot No. ;, in
tye story brick dvelfng house.
Terms made known O. sale.
Az w SyHHsysyspeies e cpst Of purchaser.
CHARLES N. HAfrHEws. Trustees.
UH7nv&ds WALL 4 BARNARD. Aucts.
.0Ik CoNsEQUENcE OF RAIN, THE
9gene 80 2 Postponed until THURSDAY APP
IN 70 81 WALL & BARNARD, Iucts.
ID TIE ABOVE sALEIs PURIFIER
pl9nsPoned uItll "WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
an aa.vxd. WALL L BARNARD, Auot..
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III OKE-HEADQ uARTERS I'D
ssIs {Si thi: Rssi@s6t siIl report to MAJ WALL,
Col. Commanding Sd NJ. d. v.
RECRUITS desiring to join tn s Regiment will
De tSS1wasded to the EncsmPmsnt, near baltimore,
has PROMPTLY ordered the clothing and dumping Al
once: The families will be allowed S25O per
ao 10 3.eo Msjor Sd N. DIV.
TTHE SEATS IN THE NEW sYNA-
~ usosue, on street. between 18th and 18th,
DhS Hal. vii Be given ont next SUN
secure seat for next year must be present.
NJ. SICKLE. Secretary. au2s2ts
n~PUTNAM RANGERS-This is Coppa-
~ ny of Mounted Scout f, and part have already
been beer mustered in the service A few more good
OF on s'Ven'4 rSis efft oSNSld Etsp,
and The Government furnishes all the horse,
N~UNITED STATES RIFLES. Col. w.
AY kRzYzANowsKI-An persons wishing to
join this Regiment are requested to ca on the
q" m Tor ''''''' 'S''i F&Ssf esga
r COMPANY "a" U. s. ENGINEERS
Vim be enlisted % h this Company to the max max
. pam q h1eS s by iswElS0 men. lnsuire at No.
besides food and clothing. auI7u
W. will be holden EVERY DAY in the L street
TO- % so EaGI5Ss e. o'clock M ard
citizens of 81 denominations invited to attend
and take Fart In these social meetings. NIL
MRS. BELLS SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
~ u IL LADIES Will resume on Mon .ay, September
"a; ISL Located on corner and Tenth SITS.
THE DUTIES OF THE HOME SCHOOL
i will be resumed on Monday, September sih.
NO. n street, south side, between sth Ard h.
.u .F,s.Tu,Th.s N'' NJ u Df Pnnoip:l.
I FEMALE ACADEMY
STREET net p BEE E. fsNNEYyH
Monday. SePtembsr 81. an So-ItS
az; Oh go to the Peoples Clothrns Store,
~. ~ no sno Seventh street, opposite Post Once,
RGSks s' and cAPs !. @L q. ].
the lowest New York prices au slim
TIE GREAT RUSH TO ARMS. has caused
Of and e VIM HSEh snd sR HS:h hi, stock
snsS . Pcs. TO at No.
BARGAINS! Great b.rs.in, in
tsss RIs Z b3Gs IsHTss g Tfs coz "a
LARS; Hat and CARS. at SMITHS, No. $50
stoos Of PSss 0pe Cal a.a his
fishing low rates. suSIm
T. STREET, BETw. AZ AND 9Th sTs.,
oe"e' cchoof JoT Boys, Condncfed the Plan of
,, CLASSICAL Schools in Germaav.
ne du'ies OF thu School will be resumed on
M9 ono ID september, 1861. For circulars apply
an 81 q. HILDEBRAND.
PHILADELPHIA PRINT BUTTER!
20 CEsIs PER POUND.
MN. l.. X: WILSON, Stall ais Center Mar
t rst, back Of the old watch house sign ed Cur
esnt. is ssa1n selling TN; un,iysled Butter at Is
al the summer, and, having determined to make
dnw ms permanent residence. intends to keep il
ooM1. au So-Sts
NOTICE TO Suffers.
RE 4;vpHH AsSNIDKEERcBIEFss,, sUsPENDERs.
DRAWERS. YARN SOCKS, suitable Tor Damp
purposes, at low prices at Wholesale
HENRY EGAN,
1928 Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 7th sts,
aa ~ SILL New Iron Buildings.
A., SPECIAL NOTICE.
all Persons indebted to us, on open account or
notes past due, are respectfully requested to call
e nm pay the same BY LIST day of September next.
Cpl puslneag must be closed up speedily a. Dos
$40 70 that date. We therefore confidently expect
our friends to respond promptly to our call.
J. w. COLLEY CO,
n9 0-ot s23 seventh st., above Pa av.
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nOnLIHIA fFINI BUTTEK!
-, 20 CENTS PER POUND.
Mr.. T.. r; WILSON, Stall ais Center Mar
Yet, back OF the old watch house sign ed Cur.
laid, asaln selling this unrivaled Butter At y
cents. Patronizs him; hs has kept the price down
I'll the summer, and, having determined to make
down, ' ~ =, e. a..
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TIE skIRMlsH ACROSS THE RIVER
ARLINGTON, Va, Aug. %, 1s6l.-Edftoy Eves-
'"g SfaS-Sir: statement from your special
correspondence dated Arlington Heights, Angus,
18th, In relation to the skirmsh near BaIls Cross
Roads, 10 incorrect In some particulars;
The detachment was sent out for pietat au,v
consisting Of ave companies-three from the IAN
w. 8. NJ. regiment, and two from the sd New
York volunteers. The skirmish took place about
one mile In advance Of the Gross Roads, lust thi,
side OF the railroad, between the enemy and two
companies Of the 23d New York, and a mart of
one company Of the 18th New ork, who had
not been relieved. The attack was made bv
about 500 rebels. For q few moments the Gre
was rapid on both sides. The companies, under
the command Of Capt. Todd and Capt. D,pgle-
day, Of the I'D New York regiment, conducted
themselves heroically; returning the enemy,s a 70
which evidently told upon them severely. ana
repulsed them; and after the rebels had retreated
fell back to the Gross Roads In good order; after
which the pickets were again advanced to their
original position, and there remained Too much
credit cannot be given to the ofacers and men, a.
each man behaved splendidly. Our loss was one
man killed and two wounded, Of Capt Dinale-
days company, from Elmira, N. Y. II IL sun.
posed the rebels lost about Is men. The detach.
ment was under the command Of Lieut.. Colonel
Cram, l23d N. " and not myself, al reported
by yonr correspondent =.
Please insert In the Star, and obligs,
80 ~ Yours, H. @. HovySAn,
s3Fss Colonel s3d N. Y. Vols.
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e STREET, BETw. AZ AND 9Th SITS,
Il. SIsE DR. DRAPER ACADEMY
oe'ee' SehooI Jor Boys, Conducted on the Plan 81
Classical Schools in Germany
The duties Of tn. School will be resumed on
M NJ "a september, 1861. For circulars apply
au 81 2tr r HII DEppANn
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Capt Burden Chaplin, Of Tenn 9TH Infantry
having given proof Of disloyalty, 10 dismissed tb
service of the United States, to take effect from
the 26th instant
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Stit9er'5 neue Sdmi!ienrOiaIhins T'
lin unitre beltcu 6amiicns9 8. afbiuen il, S,1 se..'
~ erilsen, Pabsn mir ben Qr@s fur oieldben. gr%Tssa.m
peer 4r@neSCrie StuttIes9tai&nr, fb6n srrTer snt Ss
zig DClorS berabaeirBt. =" '"uI tunf~
Stn9er'e 30. l unS 2 STANDARD S6uttrs
Nalhiuen,
Seise Nrten bierr Maibinc NIB leSr IN @,4s.
zen Gantltels rho 6abrttiRbrdudh. Die 9rciIe hrrseIsssss ~
ptrGeScleet, rtlr. son $lS5 pnb $3.50 auf 500 nrn SInnDpH@
singers 30. ) STANDARD &,buttIp. SSsfSH;"
8ur 9S19tns Gabyifantrn unS i6ipere Q,berorbs;t ~ !"
eOmplett, $l25. "Veu' YretSN
Werner, mn unfere elite ~SOufSnbis ;r MAIDEN s;,.
Mlal3tnc, bouptlodlthi ST notwithstanding Ssrior sWs neu
raulhlpe unp ldnel oroeitct uuo ie6e Dirt MN SrS,, vW Sc
iubren lam. 9rttS ~bcrlbcn, ne6it eiierrpn, mo a. ~ aueS
ShtchlaNe, SllO, mtIteS biaiaer IN. ola fsr OsLNa nnS
NSl&0le ron 9!!thsr @utc 8eioblt miro, " "s'"' ''''
que SiU9er lhcn M0ldi1cn MAIDEN Seu + ;.,
Stih NIT Srpet S0ocn, wtlae5 Der befonrt bssfis' nM.ttSusV
3SoermGln, cr bic bette &cnntniB i6er 0itn,ss$;n"pp ~"
~Au9emtinrn, Gbcr berer Gr5Fc, MISREPRESENTATION u sns lr
erNalen mtl, lmreibt FIR cir Gremplar SON q Sr ~ A-
uno Sp'e @0jetts," cine i46n iluffrtrte 9sif,r, y G'asM
gratis i~u9eiGnbt Iptrben ipiro. "'"""s' OH tPHt
Naoeln, 3ptrn, SaumweQrnaorn ,,uh e.s
nno ale stunt @,sbraut elmer gldbmafbine rotsm.rS+. ~"
9enltanee llnb bel intericidnetem in ors6sr My nssn : "'t'
SEn: YIN 9e,nlftsr MsEalatnil wir6 pnferer sunSSss ~. "
@IIltelen &c. p' Nlal4tnen Jur @crfiauno iisSr s-N"'" 'sA
pa Stn9er nno Cos @efd6ft ben iiafisrn S5uAuu
Iuert unD IN better Gsl6dftsweiie betrieben MIR " =, as-
mr aud ltRt, m:e bicS ltets friber Der San ,n ~ y penta
Teme IuIha9e Su %erbaIIen. 6. M. Gina w SaeI~
Y. Srett, N9ent. 240 @eatnifr Si6rs. so
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@eimbamblunacm II.
=. &rnmi,
80. 2 @r6anae gslcd.


Smprrtsr uno Sertaufer epn W stuen.
Brdnntwetuen II. Gtaarren.
crlautt lih biermit Dem bsutI6en 0ublttum R;H.
atUnos uno umaebun9 lein rei&balttaes Qoorr
BON tmpcrtirten 0sinen, Sr%anntweinen uno Sa,
eana Siearren AZ empfsblen.
Setn 8crratb bon frans5fI6en Rutbweinrn
tur tcmmenoen Somnts 1T 9rcs unb 6sfs6t In
stelen perE6iebenen @atturosn. tpie CT. 9nIi,.
ct. @fepbs, ct. GmiItcn, 0cntrt Gaud. Gboteou
SatOnr, Sbateau ga Stole, @toteau 9aftte, @61.
feau Wtargaur &c, trerunter Die teGen 0eine.
ipsIdbe tmpcrtirt perpen. 9teIelben peroen in
olal&tn uno betm Dubenb pertauft; etrsoS ae.
ein9ere SUrtsn aud BET @aucne.
SrsHh Sranpp bel uno euntelfarbia, ppn
Sas. oennefp, Sa;erac, @irret, @oaiucn II. Co..
Stne Growers Company unO onrrre Surten ,u
Ssrl@tsoensr Nreilsn, etenlp ~@bampasnrr. @a.
eeira, Sterrpwein unb g~teinpein B6isfep.
Bin, 0um &c. = 8pn Sapana Giaarreu INNER
sroBe Nuepab( an Sanb.
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Imsei8en.
96n bos @nblitun'.


suss in Ssr gpelt mrf f6WittSeu,
!Sl1nit ouein blsibt slri9 er1r,
liz, Ssn Runltltr oufsufnoer,
MTs n,as of bic gSelt our&siSbn.
D,6 bes RInlilers eisnss Strspen,
5sr bic g8elt unb li6 %erftnnt,
Ssi Der RenlHreit binersebeu
Die or feline 9rilosr nsnnt.
garrm tret' i'd fret uno often
SIR eoS @nbliElm nun bin,
Sbus Sonoen nil i'd bpftr,
BoF i'd brh Wilfpmmen bin.
gBos bic 8unt in netusr Spbdre
SnSneS nur btrrcreebro6t,
Snlmer bIeikt mir nod Die Sere,,
9as i'd Sd6nsres sema6t'
Mr,brc,,nsn nod benz 9eten,
gDi, bic gSclt fe ME 9eepn,
Ibptporopben nil tp Sepsn,
Stounsnb bleitt man babel itthn.
eor,r, unt Itbt mas i'd ssItofsn,
n a Gin &InIlsr Iteferr fam,
9eden 8r6fte ME erl6lofsn,
ssenn Der gBelt CT biensn fam.
W6rntr, Rinber, I65ue Grauer,
Stebn in meincr 9ollsrie,
Nrmmt. I'm lie Cub ouSui1auer,
@loutt mir, es sersut Gu6 ME.
S,iurt6 8pIf nil 8ubn evrinoen,
gocut or oilocrS, mar er retGl,
Sorn ;tm oeIer @unl6 s%elttsen,
9jent or Gu6 uno lid IusIeth-
Setnrt6 BpIf,
1873 9rpobhraet, stptI6en 5. urb 6.
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5teine alte tmp0rtirte
SSSeine, 2tqnprs um6 Siaurreu.
uRtsr Der Srma ''""'
kM'KEEVER s. BROKEN.
uRo iperoen in itrem Sture, So. 4 gr6onos
6etel, 9earl Str., Rlhmono, Sd,
far bic 6slse Elm ltet5 reifbaItiseS Qaacr flbreu son I'M.
pSrtrten uno inlSnpiipen "" W" 70"
gSetnen, SiquCre unt Giaarren.
GpnpCn YUrter, gcptb We.
Sarotues II. (, 10,
auf pe!4c Grtitet OieIeIben bic gufmerfIamfeit ibr,r sr,r,s.
Ine pes 9eebrten 9ublfanls 9inSuipsifsn l6 erIau6sp. Benz
ltlben absr aud ;usleib bic @trlidcruna aebenS' Sns ;sSsr
BET uis 9etaufte @rtifeL ais dtt sorantirt perOen fam nnt
ua6 jsSem &bsiIe Der StoOt frsi ins 5aus ac(iefrrt mirb' ="
&ler. Mc Rteprr,
9bGs. U. 8rtden.
&S- Or. 9rtfen erlaubt fi3 leinen 8reanScn 81,
anietse ~ MADDEN, sas er baS ititbsr sun ibm brrirbrns
Sfler> nne eebeEss Serli9cunsS -@tI6dft fprtlsken Mrs
Setgge Sfltee bsfnSst ii6 jest in Dem StSre Der 6crrsr
Mc&eeeer II. SriGen. "
&a4- SertHerungen aller art unb in Sen b,rrn
9elsliaaften weroen bilisit oafel6it ntaeaenaenpnursn ! : "
l iGeSen 8srfaerunS (Sniuranrej wsnbe man iMs an
Or. 8rtfen,
gO. 4 G rhanee Dptcl. @eorldr.
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@uDer,,atpr'S

Barbier. unQ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SIR. 1870 Iainiir., 3Wilhen 10. unp IL. Styase.
oer fpeSen I'M sleeanteilen Stqle pom llnterscitnsteR er6fnet
norbeu ii, pir6 BON %temieIbsn leinen 3anoslsuter beienS
%enpfobIen. bile in om. S@brreelbdft sprtcmnrenSf Dienit@
ieiflnaen Dsrben in Sisfsnt GIablilsmsnt jupOrtOmnsnc ruo
MIS- Stf { au5sefubrt.
Inn tlbrd9suI ru8 bitttt san8 ~srssbsnt
8. 9uSernst5r.
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8afses, Snaf'6aus uro 9aserbier>S oIOn-
gttlnfE 6reltnoet leWts BEN sekarnmtsn YupItfun bic
%er9ebsnt @r5ei9e, bdB ib am SuFe oee 0euen NarftsS' .
pn 8eao's boiel, eth ueuee Suads6eus einaerihtet SaS,
@oleI0lt ne6en ionitt9en @rfril6unstr tets Elm autss GJfos
SssssrIgee STets,GasUbier ,u baben in. einem re6t ;obi-
'si4eD "slu6 it'9t f~reuuetidI ~eatesser
- SebH RGrrbaufsn, 9st.
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Smtfb'S &oIpu

Srcaoltr.. 'Ttlten Der s. uno g.. Gtrose
Mt!ne1 Neutihsn 8reunsen nnb Dem s%eiammtcn WubIi.
frhbrren SrOabltreet. 5otel aefubrte gDirtbi8aff a6crnnmm ~,
uno neu etn9srtFtet babe. Dura CUTE GjttrSnFe unb innGias
Grfriltun9en bent oas GDObltpOlcn leiner bcutfttn qsrrI,nSSs
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