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\ IGIy yANDsIMPLIF1ED METHOD FOR
" PIANO FORTE AND SINGING
PROF. ALEXANDER woLowsKI,
PIANIST, VOCALIST AND COMPOSER,

Has opened Ladies' aud Gentlemen's Afternoon
"a o'clock and Evening 10 o'clock) Singing Glasses
on most liberal terms, Professor WoloWski will
also explain the fun theory Of Music and Reading
BY his y atenI.
BY Professor Wolowski's new method, a person
having only Il slight knowledge of music will be
enabled, In a very short time, TO read music with
great facility, and execute operate as well AZ
classical music with rare perfection.
As to the vocal part, by his way OF yocalIation,
he arrives at most extraordinary results, TendeTs
the voice powerful, and enables the singer to yO,
calze with facility, accuracy, and hne quality 0l
tone.
Prof. Wolowski receives visitors daily from 10 to
II a. IN. and from to p. NJ at his residence, No.
46l Tenth street, between and +.
N. B'-Children over eight years Of age are ac-
cepted. de6-lmd.
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CAR ID .--The undersigned begs leave to in
n form his friends and the public that he has
bought the interest OF Nat. Hines shaving and
HaTIlTessing establishment, No. al Seventh street
near the corner Of G, Opposite the Patent ofee,j
where he VIII continue TO carry on the Shaving
and Hair-cutting business in the latest style.
Thankful Tor past iavors, he would solicit share
Of the public patronage.
Particular attention paid to cutting children's
hair. WILLIAM L. FREEMAN
de 6-lm@
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-06

GEF. MCDOWELL CHALLINGED.-Col. r. d.
Goodwin, who SCENE to lead the prosecution IN
the case Of Gen. Mcdowell, has sent formal
challenge to that officer in consequence of the
statement which Gen. Med. presented TO the
court yesterday morning, rejecting upon the
character of that gentleman.
We may add, the general seems 10 pay little
or no regard 10 the matter, 90 we think moth
ing serious need be feared.
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TIE TRUE PoLIcT.--The Philadelphia Pres,
Of yesterday says
The hopelessness of the rebel cause IL ,v,-
dent If we can destroy, o. svtn keep busy I,ly.og
tbs VintSr, the army Of Gen. Lee. - Byeagaging
The attention NJ hig army Of lee, and the frag-
nentsry corps Of Beauregard, we ipGure The
tnsl safety and success of Gen. Grants plan
'.ctoy.sJ Of he most. substantial character auut
oar frmiSS in arkansas, Louisiana, and JEssi'
s.Ppi,"
The country is fast coming TO the conclusion
that it's in the Southwest, and not in vir-
ginia, that this war is 10 be ended We
have been urging that view of the case for many
weeks.
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A DECISION OF COMMISSIONER OF REVENUE.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has
made the following decision In reference to
banks and brokers:
Licensed bankers, as well as incorporated
banks, may draw and sell their own drafts on
their surplus funds accumulated in the ord-
nary course of business In other places, without
brokers' license, as their selling Of such drafts
is not dealing in the exchangerelating to mo-
ney" within the meaning of the subject of the
qualification. Banks and licensed bankers must
have the licenses of brokers If they do the busi-
ness of brokers as described in the law.
APPOINTMENTS UNDER THE EXCISE LAW
James T. Mccullough, Esq, Of Elkton, Mary
land, has been appointed collector for the First
district of that State.
Jas. L. Green, Of Covington, has been ap-
pointed assessor for the Fourth collection dis
trict of Kentucky.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-06

NAvAL.-Commander Geo. H. Cooper has
been ordered to temporary command of the
Connecticut. Upon his arrival at Port Royal,
s. c., to transfer the Connecticut to Captain
stellwagen and assume command of the Mer-
cedita.
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WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
d ASSES ON THE POTOMAC.

On and after the 18th instant day Of September,
passes will be required from all vessels boats, &c,
navigating the Potomac river. These will be Is
sued by the Commanding officer of the Totilla,
and may be obtained from the naval vessels sta
toned at Alexandria, at the mouth of the river.
GIDEON WELLEs,
Secretary OF the Navy.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
September H. 1862. sepH
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-06

THE EXECUTION OF J. G. KEssLER.-This man
was executed yesterday, in the yard Of the Old
Capitol prison, at few minutes past 10 O'Clock,
m, for the murder of Lieut.. Lynzy. 1t is not
possible to find room in our crowded columns
for the full account furnished by our reporter.
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o + FL G / A L .


DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, January 25, 1869.
The Secretary of State will hereafter receive
of Congress on business on Saturdays,
with Saturday, the first of next
month.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD. .
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Sailing Of Transports-Destins Un-
known.
Forty Thousand Dollars for the sufFe rim z
English Operatives.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 5.-Advices from Fortress
Monroe dated yesterday announce the sailing of
fleet Of seven transports and two iron-clads,
with sealed orders. The destination Of the ex-
pedition is unknown.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-06

New YORK, Dec. 5.--The subscription In aid
of the suffering English operatives reached for
ty thousand dollars, including ten thousand
from A. T. Stewart.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Gs- To the Sons and Daughters OF Mas
sachusetts.--The Massachusetts Soldiers Re-
lief Association" will hold public meeting at
Willard's Hall, on MONDAY evening, December
sth, at half-past o'clock. At this meeting re-
port of the doings of the Association will be made,
and officers will be elected for the ensuing quarter
Addresses will be made by senators sumner and
Wilson, and by the various members Of the Massa-
chusetts delegation, and Rev. John Pierpont and
others.
All the sons and daughters of Massachusetts in
Washington are expected 10 be present, and all
persons Interested In the of aiding sick and
wounded soldiers are invited to attend,
JOHN A. FOWLE,
HENRY b. FERNALD,
ZENAS w. BLISS,
dec 6-2t Committee Of Arrangements.
" Columbia Typographical Society.
held In the City Hail. at ~ o'clock this Saturday
evening Punctual attendance ID desired. lit
~ REV. THOs. IL. STOCKTON, ID. d.,
will, by Divine permission, preach in the Hall Of
the House OF Representatives tomorrow SUN
DAY), at eleven o'clock. dec6
10 Sunday Service In the senate Cham
ber.--A meeting for religious service will be held
in the Senate Chamber tomorrow morning, SUN
DAY, December 7th, when Sermon will be de-
llyered by Rev. WILLIAM HENRY CHAEEIko.
Hour of service, II a. IN, dec
NEW RENCy
N MAGIC POCKEEBOoKS.
A large assortment at Wholesale by
II Ann street Cup slairsL
New YORK,
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BY TELEGRAPH,
Especial D,sp.ssAs. to Tn. Rsp~slissa.I
ATnsT PnACTIoE DRILL.
GEN. sIGEL ASKS FOR COURT OF INQUIRY.
RECON NNoIssAN NICE.
A Considerabie Rebel Force st Bristoyy
station.
REBEL CAVALRY AT MANASSAS.

FAIRFAX @. H., Dec. 4.
Six regiments Of this corps, being one from
each brigade, had a. test practice drill to-day,
under the immediate direction of Gen. sigcl.
The result was entirely satisfactory to the COM
manding general.
Gen. sigel has asked for court of inquiry,
to investigate the aspersions made by General
Pope, embodied in the recent report of General
Halleck.
SECOND DISPATCH.
FAIRFAX c. H., Dec. 5-midnight.-A party
went out to-day as far as Union Mills. They
encountered no rebels by the way, but learned
that there are some rebels at Bristow station.
II is supposed that the rebel cavalry are in
tending to come down to Manassas Junction.
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Miss Parker,

From Broadway Susie Hall, New York.
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Mile Whelpley,

The Charming Actress, from Laura Kesns's
Theatre, New York.
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70 REV. THOs. IL. STOCKTON, ID. d.,
will, by Divine permission, preach in the Hall of
the House of Representatives tomorrow lsUN-
DAY), at eleven o'clock, deC6
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Mile Julia Lehman,

The Accomplished Dsnseuse, from Nislo's Garden,
New York.
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From Arch St. Theatre, Philsdelphis.
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From Niblo's Garden, New York.
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Five Thousand Dollars,

Morest Brothers,
The Most Wonderful Performers in the World.
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Mons. A. Grossi,
From Niblo's Garden, New York.
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have thoupht in this oasa ,phi,l, tho oon,, ha,
already ruled was an exceptional one. / could
show what am assured and believe Is the
sar ,aro, Shas % .ne witness mas attempted 10 pass
an inmate Of one os tbe Naw Ynr anu Dse
ries. am not acquainted with the practice of
civil courts, and have felt in this case such acts
miItorv it w man, u ''sc'eai' 'he Witness among
[signedl IRWIN Mcdowell.
December 5, 1862"
Maj. Gen. Hentzeman was next sworn. He
testified In regard TO the letter ofCol. Goodwin,
denying its statements.
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GRAND CORPS DE BALLET.
BALLET MASTER MONS. A. GRossI.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-04-03

3 mo use to cry over spilled milk"
-rGs uiist niats iter bic ssri9atttte Mil@ ~
bsu|en!1 faat Gin eutss autritanil4es Gpri&-
mort lnb mir ~ ellen uns besbalb aud ui&t nit
5eulmeiereien aber lie n~erlorene ablId&enlia
.naadsn- Dem 2riumpbsequieti@ sesenietr. bae
bic eirif9 -prplffarertt ; temofratif@tn Ducel-
iadpftifsr l9trlt@ ertSneu la1en perbsn, .mi0tn
mir inee0tn ertldren. hap Md bsi ttiuer @abl Der
,5timmsnyertanf init elmer srS6trn @9amioNe-
.feit .oun 1Iufern unb 0trf6ufsrni b~etrieten murte,
hvie bel Der ltsten ,@tatt.pabt.i G'seen Mnpsil.
unoen auf 8orup u,o OATS Bant. Yon 500 Der
3ppf siueen. bic @timn,en i'm M-uf re d
.ab, mic Butter, unb tas prinlli9t vsumter", fit
7e9timn1e1 in : TraDe* senur1n,en, ipirb binrei&tn,,
Gin sanies Dublin auf3ubaueu. Der 5timuaen,
l6a9sr puree saru Dien betritben unb Der prtis
fur bic Ssri&a&ertt st.mnae pbne @4eu-but aaer
Aueen anssnpnnm.n. 60 iR's. re4t! Sur ale
z9@an, gun, 9euftk 8siaet unb ben letten 9ReR son
s9arserebre in, bieseumptltamusr etpp.fen, banu
pirb's cut 'ntrttu.s 99 ,s''73S s.1af2.5
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{ 3ebe tpob1, tfu fapferer Rriceer!-
l9srr Sobn 8aptift aruulb, betannt ais ebenati-
str:ebef bsr Itiber ni@t 3u- @tanbt sefemmsnen
sf&tsfren 9apaltrit.9 pmpanie. pom Der Der Iei@-
stette Nann bic 8ltinisleit pom 3,pti gentner unb
70 Dumb tpcs, bat. cbpcbl Elm Demetrat Der al,
nS&ule ane feinesptse lGrtunb ter Gestreman-
e'pat'cn, bod tnbli& patriotii& sur @ebrt eterif-
ten unb it ais .3isbprisate1 in Ri:fer's Gompa-
me helm 2. Rssiment tineersttn. p,rr arnolt,
Der in Der ltsten :3eit als tibner Mimroo @alb
nno prairie in eineut euten 9aebSiRrift in eiinen,
@ren3eounts. son@ iseonIn unii&er ssma&t, pirb
nun tclerts wilc trltset,, u. .tp.be benz lee.flcni.
h'%tnHauttbier, has Jpn, auf OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
npr'S Nobr tcnn1t.~
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Nt1t Ut ilberiehful

Nadeem id 1,eine' fribere gttNdt q. Vn,u
gu o%eriailtn eansli4 aufgessbsn, msrps ih mid rpie.
eerum Ger Gusubuns Der -drStiidsn Wr,rs bier,
ltlta nit aasn,' giiisr pipmen, unp bcNt ia MIR
eei iors'altissr ,1ne bun,aser BebanrIunu m,insr
vatfnten eas Nertrauen unb bic 1reuurpltaft
ess Vue!itums. trstass f,iber in r,einer Btrujs. {
tbatletfit mir in II rei9rm Maa6e ecftenit rDcr.
zen Ut, redt talo tpteoer au erwerten. ~
SO 39srantire praf1iide, ,piGenihaftlidee 81.
banetuns aaer nlainsr Vatienten. ionic am.edma.
stse. ridtiee Sol5tebuns alter er06r1en a;rurai.
l1en Sperationen. ~
ST. 8etidii9tiaans & ser isyisen sebraadtengelb-
1erbaitnide rfrre I'D tas 5pnprar. fir meine
nr3tti@e 5bdtiefeit hsceu,ene ee4eu ,tfriber. n.
rndeiaen, une peree i'd fir seburtsbuldid. sale
iiberbaupt nur bann irsent Elm 6enrrar tean.
lpruden, penn ma d be m eiaentn 8 a..
f%urbalten Der babeiSntersjiirttn,
wirfli9 CUTE uno prattilhe pulislsifuuna nntt.
e~efnnesn bat.-Arnaen ,pirb pom mir aI,tIidir
Ratb unrntgeltli9 rrbrilt. no ,I.a
Dr. GubuIpb Mlberti.
DHiet: Driste S.rabs.' erapelber Yon nrn.
Qeip's siqueurfoye, bic ndtle Ihar, pterboih
Marsin'5 por5tQan. 5anflung, cine Srsppe Ind.
9pre@Nunb, BIN: Ron Ssbis tOlibrr Nfsy:
abs &ttute.
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: Da8 Gi6 auf Dem Tlui1e riidt 1eiusIr,
4uaSluns i4nsQ ndbtr.z @don jest it IS. fir
Sub'psrte gar ni&t nnb fir GubsSnser MIR nit
GROCER! @efabr ~ Epa(Irer. Am Sersauaeuen
Mittmo4 Mttnb mar aetin Mann in ter Ndbee Scr
Ya0aae na& Wef'@t. Youl sinsebrcden une
piree. pbmcbltr lid an ben @anbs les Bra6es
f%eifflanmerte, e%rtrunfen isin. wenn nidbt 34pei Git
mobner pcn @ef-St.. Yaul. telae audi 'nic6f
periu&ten ouf hem Gle ans jenleitiee Utter ii
selansen, ibn mi1tsls siuer lansen @tanse, bic II
-ererif, aus (eintr i6limmen pcNticn btfreit.. ri.
r @enn'S MUIR tpabr tparoe. - GcI. Sc
Graf bat nit eintnn anbern 5errn eiuen. neueu
.Mnaus ~eepettet, .ba6 bic MiiflVppi-S &iTfsbrt
fir ben @erttbr bis q ND r1eans sben 10
frib fret iein peree, als bis ct. paul. =. ). baB
bic @aranfen, wel&e bic &etsnion ter Slug
i9iFfabrt bis Nep.0 rlsans entseeen ltbt, bts
au ~berielben :3eit beieitist fem %tuireen, ale bic.
%jtnistn, nit benen Der @inter bur& fubeides Sic
bic @&iHfabrt mad OF. paul seriperrt. Cine
f@Sne @ette aeu eatriutif@er 9p6uuns! 2@ean
ber 1err aur aud sRte&t btbitlte.
NIL = II "a b. = r , go 1IT HEyF - 49,
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x8on,benfc(fS- 3ueten naeniSen sc.
l9atteH, wsttr otpau3ert iiap gtsen bic Bcmtlu
uno @ranatsn oieies 8rieseS unb trcbiSlodaet
uno Abeuerung ibre tiQigen 8erfaufsprtiie Nm.
seranoert teibebaltsn, -sebUrt bic 6irma. S n8er.n
sioll u: o.. r&aufst III Der 3eit. 10 bait it,.
IN Der Netb", 1T Die bsutIde @eisbeitsresel. rad
ser 1'9 be Iirn,a unter Mnwtiiung ibrts cut.
i9tu Yartnfre, 5errn &bns. 81 abIer, peie.
lI9 eer,4tet bat. ineem I'D ibr Waartnlaeer ~
1eabfer 5e't 3u Tritrenspre'ien in ME r~astwtientr
Mannistaltiateit aussfraitet. @etebrte 9amm,
leben @ie lelbt tariter bic Mn,etoe. -.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-04-03
Sefanntma6un fir $ar=
3nhler. -.,~. %.

g5 'pire hermit befannt eel,adt, bag III &C.
n1dBbeit ciner Mftc Der Weiesaebuno. oenebmiot
am 10. Mdr3 1862, cine BuubeS 5teutr
vcn 2 Mills am Dollar erbcten trr,reen 1T an eeut
@runo- une teresliteu Giscntbum tss @teutr-
p~uplicats pom 1861, NEEDLES auflduft nit :3inien
nad benz /. SUM 1862 gu. Der State ycn IS pro
cent jGbrltG, unb gu Der State Don 20 Yrc,eut
iabrlid nad hem 1. @ept. 1862 bis beaablt.
Der @daemeiiter miro aufseforb.rt, turd ae-
ri@tltde Grecutiun idmmtli1e auf hem teneali-
DER @isentbums-D uplicat uad een 30. Stunt
1862 unte1atlt %tleitenee Steuer III erbeben. -EUT
r S. M. Mctealt 80. Mueitcr, =.
Npbert u. @mitb> County,.
@ddbmei1fr.
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'ma4np1s,ae .0l[.Iuq..
nag 9lQ II 1875 ..5..-a@ :.
.ticfel> $ @@mbzs
Stpre u.
fur neue& unbeu =

S'eten erO7net BON &c, 5ugbion, assnt
i'm, pb6nir< 8lod,"2 Stir BON prr9ride,
no q erfrtut isiu tirb, ale feline alien 1reunse
bel lld ai lsbca, bic ibn in leinem alttn gelflufs-
fetal, i'm Store in Ter pbern @tapt ~teebrttu. Gr.
ma6t ND psrbinrli6, bitliger gu perfaulen. ais
ir9eno Gin @ture in Der StaDt. -. -
9err Gbiler
tr'ro vets bereit lein. alien ,etnen beutfdenIreun.
ben anfsumarttn, biz iid bnrauf berla6eu fSnn.lt.
quite Waaren ~ nisoriaen preiieu 81 erbal1en,
Rcmmt Giner une NQe!
6. 6. 6unbInu- 9foennt 60
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Das Mefultat Der etaetpab1.

f Das &elultat TER Stabtmabl,, 6as 6iir inMa&.
ftsbsntem gtnau eeben, 10 Elm Sies berD emsfra-
tic nit matoritdten, nie mir &c bti Der erebtn.
gopularitdt Der eenptratf9en Ganeisaten bts
Statttidets taurn serinser e.trartet.
Dlit btm priu3lt4ea@ estn1ent llnb mir abernals
St!ssnst, unb Der alte ,eeu,utbl;&e" @qutre, ber
bic 3a0lnttn 'nur I'm 70 vitl @tlb trait als fe
bel lt BADEN; tleibt auf BEN &i4ttrFuble (ben.
! QDir {dstn, Ser erbarn1 bid unltr arnaen Statt
unb Str3eibe eenientsen, tpel&e perblenteten @in-
mes ioltes au9eri9tet. 1~%a ~ ~>,sl.s.
Z, Na9itbtlb iinbtt Der Qtler bic Nan.en Der Gr-
udblten, unter bentn mir n,itg ersniisen benieui-
gen. bss 3srrn Aban, Ginf als erpdblten Mlbfr>
man eer .Warb erbliden II. ben hes ptrrn 1ul.
I'D, Der pcn fttnem cemotratii&en @eeeneansiba.
ten ais Mlbern1an in Der 5. Marb teiieet purbe,
uneern sermi0en. ,a..a5 =. c.s4 SAD. ..
On prpf. Burma an , erbdlt bic 3 .QDarb einen
9uten Griebensri9ter.
ii g. putse, etpa&b11t fit
=. MaYpr-Jubn g. priuee.
omptrpIItr-@il bflnn Ban 9an,m.
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II Wpli3etri&ttr-N tIion @ibbs. ~
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Mlbermtm-Dr. Spbn Steele 3 SABRE; sc
Netb 2 Sabre; Yarter waine 1 Sabr. <-.=.
20 @9ul-S nipettur, s 8 u @arb.. "'~
6rietensri9ter, George s Bacon,
&onfable, Srbn Wtneersaf. -
$40 3weitt @arb. q ~
glberutan, . 8 Galentint. E.u.E
q @9ulinipeltor, S Bestribse. -cI
Grieoensri@ter, Gleet s @trotber. y Z
:&onGable> $ Moren. ~ l 49,
= Dritte @arb.
Mlbernan, g. @iley. --1
S&ul. Snipeftor, Doeib Ramale,. 60 |
; Grieoersri9tsr, eugene Durnarb.
! GpnitabIes, SAINTS Wate1s. >@@~1
! gitrte @arb.
gloerman, Ibam Sind. @<.-@ 3.
2 @&ul>9 nlpeftor, Ssbm Ntesls 3 SABRE, . y
N obertlon 1 Sabr. .5 .
. Grisoensri&ter, @tQiam Yaif.
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8 ReQes 2Sabre, Gsoree IS preseott / Sabr.
. Griettnsri@tsr. Mlerancer @uiem. g.. ~
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NaaTebsnb sebsn mir bic Stimmenanlatl Der
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9emofr. Nomin alton fur &taotteE
ante Sn Der bemptratii&en @tabteonpention
ant Donnerfag in Der MarttbaQe .uurbe folaen-
oes 2idet ncminirt ; ~ - ~
Sobn @. princt, ,Maypr.' ~.' 800. M
@m. @an 9amm, Comptroller. Is3 u
&bas. q. Mprsau, S&asmeittr. -s~1 u
Nel@pn Gibbs, @tabtri1tcr.
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Sd E q II
perm Yrdf. Ybilipp &obr Dor ieiner Mbreile
uaG Seutl@lanb sepibmet pom eineu, leiner

oSSVulIeStSI~ --r
FEB -soobl, cptilirp, boIoer Minneldnaer. :.
Du btut'&sr Barrie nit benz i@Snen Bag.
Sch pobl! a& Deintr 2ieeer CARTE Rldnaer 81
Grtiasn mir tas Aug nit ials' gem sfa6. 4
Wiec oft rarb mfrs um's ptr3e ing unb enact.
@snn rMaStl& nd, IN d, ruf" Du laueeit,
Das 2itb, . vbilipp, adj IS fo1 ni9t lanetr
GrtSntn mir! . Gott, bas il tein. @pas.
y 2roubatour, . febre tebre pieber
'uab ing NOD eiuu,al Deine nttten 2ieber.
> User, Ybilipp. pirb nun b~irisiren
pasbn's S@Opfuns, 70 ME Du's 8etban2
Mer fou jest ais Sa6afra6 asiren2 =
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