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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-08

IMPORTANT If TaUE-A dispatch received
II thus city from Baldwin, Florida, states thst q
gentleman arrived at that place from GAINESVILLE
on Sunday night, who says that he had seen
a csptain OF a vessel who, in attempting TO run
the blockade, was chased by the blockaiers, and
was compelled to blow Up his vessel, the crew
escaping n 5heir boats.
The captain had late Havana papers, III which
it was stated that the Spanish government had
recognized the independence Of the Southern
Contederacy, and that ambassadors from that
government we're on their way to Richmond
" tn dispatches to that effect We give the
above {. 1t comes to Us, from a reliable source,
in the hope that 1t Is true.-SGranaGA Meas. 2gh
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q Cayce & Son sell g i'm pair of horses.
two bussies and harness ibis morning a. ihl Ar,-de u.
Iy g.rlarE
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FROM the jhaTlssfnn Mercury
Charleston - hot difficult Of defense against
land attacks So long az Va have the rivers
AMI hsTbor, q respectable force can hold il against
heavy odds, aud concentration is easy. General
Lee IS said to have expressed the opinion that
the Geit-wOrks thrown up for its defense were
strong TO All extent almost ridiculous. But OF
what avail are field notifications while the city
is exposed 10 the iugress of irGn-clad gunbosts
by the water approach. So long as the entrance
to our roadstead is uncbslucted, the lsbors on
lsud, however well directed, are labors thrown
away, or expended tor the benefit OF the snsmy.
Charleston can be saved but in one way. and
that is by keeping the Yankee feet out OF our
water approach We believe that the harhnr
can be efficiently DISTRACTED. and that within d
short time-tlme enough 10 save it from water
attack. Johnston and Beauregard may employ
their land forces, and the malaria Of cur summrr
will cooperate in preventing al attack by land,
for some time, al least.
But to save Charleston from the gunboats, Ell
eTgy Is necessary on the part Of our State at-
thorties and our citizens. The task IS ous Of
great magnitude, requiring a large force of hands,
ana great courage and zeal in the expenditure OF
labor. Gen Ripley has performed 81 immense
amount Of efficient work within his military dis.
tict He has Contended with great difficulties
N the o~btalnnent Of sufficient force. He has
stretched his authority 10 the utmost in helping
himself. when others should have supplied him.
He has been employed Oh labors not SO vital as
the harbOT detenSes aud, unless he receives AT
once the force needed, and is put in the way Of
0bstrucLng the haTbOr, Charleston viii, ia al
probability, fall He has done 81 that a man
could DO to get at this work long since. He has
lot had the opportunity 1t is now late, bur we
trust not yet 100 late
Our people aud the State authorities must
make up their minds either TO throw the ord.
nance Of our forts into the sea, and blow them
up, evaclating Charleston to the enemy, or they
must see that our harbOr is DISTRACTED and Fort
Sumter secured from Parrot guns on Morris L.
land. The time hes fully come 10 tace this al
tentative, and the sooner We get to a conclusion
the better CrOskers are q useless class. We
repeat that, in our opinion, Charleston can prob
ably be saved by prompt and untiring energy.
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STBNTITTTE WlNTEDI

from Sis is-igp' WISHES 10 SUB
u SrIIUTE und-r the new law WI pHy % liberal
price. Inquire at ARNOLD A. a. s,
uy63w- Under cwm=.Ca Hare'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-08

AUCTION SALE. V. GiIbelt 4 Co win
sell st aaS:ion this morning At their auction store coFu-r
Of Second and Madison streets r. 10 O'Clock precisely the
finest lot Of parlor and household furniture ever offered
at auction in MemphE. Also tnz bar soap. rarsln-. cook
stoves sewing machine, extract Of coffee. very ine. and
a large and splendid assortment r cmbruidesI-z. con.
sisting Of sdgingi inserting, ladies sstls. bouusrs and hars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-08

sisting Of edging, inserting. ladies seus bouusrs and hars.
The SOUTHERN MONTHLY-TIe May NUN
Der OF Hutton - FreIgbs Southern Monthly, which
commences the second volume, is out The first article
IS the commencement OF a physiological essay entitled.
" The Negro not a White Man Florence Nightingale
snd Southern Ladies contains some good remarks
against the practice Of ladies attending thu sicG Ia hospi-
tails, but IN Memphis where the ladies have attended
most. the SICK have Jared best. The Poverty OF The
South . is an answer to remarks Of Russell. the London
Tines correspondent. An essay On the novels OF our
own day. and on Dickens Great Expectations esps-
daIy, is a good magazine article The Political Crisis"
is Il review Of the Southern po.HuDn Geology. by tie
editor Is one Of those sensible. Intelligent articles We
lks to zee; it Is suggestive and des,rvrs attention 1t
takes a broad view Of things, such ss the writer pos
sesses TO learn that miracle class among natural
phenomena. We learn by a note that Idlewli viii
be Discontinued the readers Of the southern 5iouthIy
will be glad Of 1t. THIS number is q goaa one. aud con
taius some excellent stores aud poetry
FLAG PREsENTATION-The appeal Battery,
Capt Bryan len ON the cars last night tor Coruth. Al
the Charleston depot previous Co their departure the
lady Of Dr.. Keller presented them with . beautiful aag
In doing SO she said:
CAPTAIN RRYAN-ST Ii Is with 80 ordinary feelings,
snd / nav add, on no ordinary occasion. that present
through you, TO the Appeal Battery, this nag The foe
insults our native land and proudly apes the couqueTor,
and you, with your gallant boys. go ro defend her. /
can proudly say, no company, no regiment in the service
has more gallant officers, and no men viii prove more
daring. Confident that you will make the appeal Bat
terry a terror 70 the invading yAndals, 10 your arms /
tequeath this batuehsg-
oh, genius Of this happy land.
Descend and bless this chosen band
Give them 70 meet their daring foe.
Then liberty shall nerve their blow
Capt Bryan responded in spirited snd appropriate
terms. and his men received he flag With three hearty
cheers Tor the smisble donor, ST the conclusion ct which
several OF the men made earnest appeals 10 Capt Bgan
that to them might be committed tbs hcros % carrying
the flag in the light.
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MAYORS MESSAGE.

a message was read from the Mayor. regues4ipy that
AID. Townsend tahe bic seat in the Eosrd-tba Ssr,--
"hs1 gave hin ot--a- having been removed MESSAGE
received ana AID townsend invited 10 resums his seat
4 message was also received tom the Mayer recon-
mendlns an tner--.s IN the salary Of Eurk, Tor removiug
nuisau-es iLsid on TIE table
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Fatal CCmENT-Ab5ut IOo'clock Tuesday
night hr. william Coleman, -aa OF Sr ColsZGp ~ba
kapttl- livery stables gu Moutos street. between Third
aud De SJtn streets. now tie government stables, handed
= pistol from BIS pocket tO ". $. Valentine. a watch
man N the sJab.-s, offering 6" sell it l. hiu Nu sooner
dt 3L Valentine take Is Iu his baud than il went q.
the ball znt-rng rL7 skull OF Nr Coleman at thsl. 70 yye-
bgow. She uufortunstr young man expired in two
hours suerwari The occurrence took place at III gov
myut stables in which yuung Coleman Wa acting -,
olsrh tie was brtwesI h aud s years Of age. aud va.
MGca esteemed for hi- generous snd kindly deposition
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-08

To HANG oR o TO HANG VIZ yesterday
morning saw a notice nuu9er- of which were y-sted .a
Jackson. SG4, On Thursday lat, which reads ls lo,lsas
" Citizen WosA viii speak ,o-uIghr at S a-.A. 81. l=
msrs-t house., 4sEi g the udyc- # ,- people va a.gg
ing Lowell what does is ir.aus
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FIFTY TnLRp TENNESSEE

Company Al q Atkinson, A J. Eubahks,
james Nelson, ". Allen, G. W. Elder, VIM F.
R9tenbuIy. I " Andrews, J. Il. Graves, J. W.
Itassell Ihoa. 7 Allen, J. b Gassaway, G q.
Robertson J X Bug, R HazeIwood, W. n.
kee9 W Brscken, g W. Hszelwood, G. P.
SHl5ios > Bfacken. j.F. Johnson, /. Shields,
gins, J D. Boswell, Jno. A. Kelly G 7 ScroS-
gins. H d Barnes, J. P Kelly, Up Tabor
II Campbell, G F Kimbro. }. ". WbitleV.
B Calweu, D. E Malone, G. \. Williams, Tbos
B. Cliff.
Company B-N L. Brown, HezekiAh China
VIM. Hall, j.. Bone, &. u. DOugherty, Nimrod
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-08

Il. Baily, J. D. Baily, A n Bird, Henry Bird,
A. c Clark, Joshua Clark, ] N Forest, Henry
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-08

J0mPdHg h--C 4. AshWOTth- 3 3 Cameron.
II c. Cameron J.. C. Dickey, P r Dichey. W
/. Diekey, J L Dagger, Jas A Duncan, Jno
F English, NJ 3 Griqg, e H Grars. J r
HenTou, p. Horne, d r Hickman. " Vi HEX
man. J.. NJ. Han, G. \ WINS, d L Iyins, A
Jones. T T Keltner, H L Jones. J W Lowell.
J F. Lock, ) NJ Miller, Geo. + Miller. Thos
J Miller, Nj. Z Maghee, Z. p Pillow. Jas N
Ross, j J. Ritteuberg L c. Ramsey. } IN Thur
man, WIN + Thurman, Samuel TTier. Chas. n.
Grice, Simeon TTice, G. X Wilson. T 4 vii
hanson j Il Mest Inn wan
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-08

P W Austin, W. T Bennett, e Beck. r NJ.
Bond, j. BoTtnott, J. J. Barrett. B.. Copeland
Hanson Chapel, ". h Duval, Albert Doom, J.
NJ Doom, P. j. Dean, John Degroat, r Door,
JE Edwards, J II. Fswn, J. 7. Fox, ". L
Gresham. }. B. Gore, D. B Green, J. W. Hob
by, J.. T. Holden, P. G.. Johnson, T H. Kilgore,
G f Ingraham, Thos. Lodin, w. II. McEIroy,
j N Michael, j. Fl. Martin, S NJ Mcdowell,
s. NJ. Ovey, J N. Pool, T P. Perkins, r. L
Rowland, J. E. Rowland, j.. c. Rogers, j. II.
T F. Settler, W. p Stubbs, C. R. Savellis. b
P. Slauge, J. C Simm, A J Satterfeld, Robt
Shaver, David Simpson, David Scott, ". l..
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Sra d Wetferstown. 3Om Mefern
6ctel ieoec Monntttta9 3 nhr.
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HOllOWaV'S Ointment,

2anse Iidride. seihwolene unO fetfe @eIente, suiube unb
%entSlnoete Suite, allies otefeS nuB Der &ploat ertrooen. I1It.
ter, @rInnert @u9. penn @nre SSbue baS Sen bl ncbnen,
UNI @efabren gu %be8egnen, beSentt, ipeIdte llnterfhituno Sr
S%snielten 6nrde ctnen 3cpf Der beiIenben unb fG6.
lsnben SaIbe ~geipablsn fOnnt. DteIeIte uo@t Sic 6abe
barter nno itdrter, 10 oB tie bic 9rDBten @rmiormaen ertra0en
tDnren. Ste beot be @ntSanoln9 uno SteiiEett Ger @eIente
auf un6 mott bielelben tart unO trdti9 neil iar
Sabelbiebe mlb &ueelmunben
fe uniesrrsLHt9 II re, bait Gig @ntsanOuns Oaucm ap unO
3eht uletitentbeilS Die Munoen suianmen, mo BELT baber 81
gefabrltdite &snnce itnea nno %ppnitdnoi1.
Grauen Mnp Shtpeiterm u1lerer SrettrtQtaen,
Shr tDnnt IN ben EOrntftern Gurer Mdnner unb Braber tetr
@asbarereS aio ~HOtbi0ereS @ei@ent einpaten, ais bic
aus9e5etAnete Mtltt6r1albe.
5ilt man bdufs Rsffise q d me 7 sVes5st" STO %aHe I
Seiisrteit, bic erfeu SbmptOme osr s 6TSinbtaa
o, Ord = MEM srn,. man i, a@ Z, mt ;t,1 S9aa1%as,s siaen nnS Sin1ts
bes Wecreen8 unb Ibsn6s eenpmnlen, unb ba SSintr1srt
apeiInal cs Wages anl Der grslt nnb am 9aIie etnSericbelt'
la9en pr sur 9an0en Arnee:
&Olbatem. Mcbtunal
2ebt mad gurer el9enen ~Seiunbbelt nnb treut nibt ben Nr.
ntee.Wteb5tnen. Die HiDen un6 baS ointment Iinb aber oe.
priit, eS fno Die ein5I9en Weoi3inen, Die in @urOp6iiGen 3a.
germ aebraudt perbert. Seit 40 s5abren bat 81. 9Clopap aNe
Nrmeen @urppa8 nit benIelben rerieber. uhb p6brenb hes
Rrtm arieses bate ct en si9ene8 Depot in SaIacIOsa ann, be-
fem Asent IN etu,m Gage iiber cine Come Ointment. DieS
far1ttare 5etncs set SoIoaten I'M Eager ais -
DYarrbpe, DpIenterp, S&arbpf, 8eulen unb
Scrpfeln
rerlIptftoet onrW otele Nluen nno eaa ointment iue nun
ba ber Gmf I'M sanaen 2anbe 9ebt
gu ben @afen! 3n Den Wafent
2aBt beie brapen 4eute ntdt Snr6 Rranrberten IeiSen. oebt
IN tbren 9anbsn bse SeiGssten Y~aebtStnen. baB ie lid bon
ben 0statllthen Tcltsfelun9en, Tieberil, taIten Sieber. unA
ben Munber, benen fe nidt entpeben t6nnen, beiIs, mIoem'
ST. eS gut, toB fe bios in ben GClnlEer al arciten boben
iino etne wlebiain ftnt en-, bic IN iebem Gale oMi BEN Sd,Ia6t-
ieioe ben ynbeu ita NSe pieIe &auIenoe iplrS.r s.rsgEet
wercen, wesn fetg bieie Neeoisinen sur Sonb fuS. o
&~Barnung. Setre fno 61t. tpenn ilidbt bic Wprte .0oups
trab Slew.yprt, uno Sonoon" ns @aderSeiden In iehem
8latte 6sS I'm eiangSkutes UNI ieben SOpf C6sr Roften erfeu,t
bar inb, man taaa tie oeutIidp ieben, mem, man Sos giatt ae-
gen OaS S'@t bait. @tns babi@e 8sIcbnuua wir6 ,SSebeui
reripro1en, .tpelber 6lrG GnSei9e Sar @ntbeduio irI6sr Der
BON Oner Veiirnen flbrt, tpeIte bRe Neebtsin nad5abn1ea uuS
fe %anbtster, mtlienb, beB tie n@t 6tt fno.
~ Werlantt IN Der 6abrit bon grpf1Cr ScOcwas 80.
NSalosu Sane, Nepeycrt, unb BET alien rcIpeftobeIn Drug.
uno wssotainpsrtauiern IN ben san3sn t~sreinieten @taatsn
S@aftein BON rs Cent?, 90 Gent8 unb / Dollar.
Wtan part rid, nenn man bic ar06eren S6amteIn itfutnnt.
Ntl4,N
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ytOgolibe Characterization n
0erGnberter Ua6rpGan+
CQ.x. 500. S1uGo .L 0-

Gprnmer=Bdbrslan.
Gn aao aa@ benz s. Scr. rerten BE 8bst a~9fHiefse 5a9n
tn nabEbi6enbsr g6eiie ~erpetitt:
DeF pGfBI6 ge9t tdgltE GAIT MrsMd6me tes Gpaaiag8)
aEa Z upt 20 Gltn. WferaenS et ran @sttsbure, Gbie1sU.
@is5eanb, @laetnnatl, Ct. 21ut8 RnD aae Gtele bee Gee
tens paS NgGpaosffenS. Ebtnfo raG5 @lrnare, Buffalo unt
&0rasa. 3faa3 Glaastttsbufe, gprf, 2aneoaer, ~Jieabtns. @cttS-
ride, 0ntngs, WftGs 9teiitsrssDtrn NIB g8eFtnfnRar, 9tb. GaG
@haabe ssburd, GdIlisie eab SegerstpMa
Der Yolt5uS foint bier I'M 6 80 Maebnl. an.
@rpreb3ug 9ebt al nm $50 Nben6S.
- fprnnt on 8 lltr MOraens.
Bee Yarttpn"AecpMBDGttOnS.B 4 Belt sdA.
lid (s5eilntags alSeenDatnsRg gs 9 Dbr ReGHliftags uM5
tou1ntt rnI 7.53 Aloreeo8 an,
Der harrisburg @ecOni, 3us Mn $ llgr ssadm. Anfuuft
II tltr so Din.
NJ & sgen J~ebrbiUes$ rNs GNesrsS gsaaata Aab seSlGss
ti&tN Nas5pafs btlebe stan I'D an bic BIetteOfFee III eer
nGassert G~StatEen," Csc Ssh @asbtrta unb E5SaatiinAr ~
Heahsa-
as@arnee @iaet.Maent Saiisl.tl
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Rad 8elatr. - 8rn 8ropils ,Spe
tel In Sisbftr. ieoen Dienftaa. Doaaerltae
u. Samfa8.
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0NAVFN y IT - 81 Y =" !" !" ""F !"
Nb a.brt*
Nad @uibinstun UNI 4 t1br go Wiu.,
Z 40 unp 10 l1br Gcrmittas8 unc uni3 30
unb 5 10 Nadmittag8,
30 8ulbin9ton uua 6 llbr, 74O nlo
IL l1br Scrmittae8, unb itn1 3 sou. uhr
NoGmittaSS.
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OWEN M. TAYLe
Justice Of the Peace, Collector g.

Annapolis Anne Arundel Co.
8a i'd tteiue Stele aS 0iecrrcing=@lert in Der
bes Gppel6ofeS nieberseIegt babe, 10 bin i9 ieet
Stanbe uleine p~nseibeilte Gufmertiunlteit alien mir ibI
%tra9enen @eibifteu gu i6enten.
"a Cine spanSigjd6rise @rfa6ritng I'M @%o0ettiou
treien MAIDEN es mir mDsli9 fir 8auheute unO anbere
Arne Arunbel rno ansren5enSen Counties i4re GuSfGr
prcrrpt 81 cpleftirer.
Gn9 %cDlettIre i'd gtniprii9e segen bic Ser, Gtan
Re9ternng, bic bur9 ben Srieg sntfte6en, unb beIprsc 6
i9dtte aiS ISent fir e%ntferut ~pp6nenbe B%ericnen, i
tpetn ie geSenpGrti9 pGrett.
@uftrdes tper6eu PRO mpt be1prst. %
8 eften &efereu5en gege6en.
Stftce tebeI1 Iileiuer %gSCFunnS in 9crt9s@afeG tra
lirter9al5 Der POft. (6sIp)
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Anfun T.;
8Cn Waibingtpn fpu1men bic 3age uttl
8 l1br, unb 9 80 Sprmittag8 unb um 1llbr,
S 80 NIB z ubr Nadmittas8 bier an.
Der peflide Bug fcmmt 6 ll6r Mbenb8
unb Der SreDerid@ 3us I'M IL llhr Spr~
mittas8 bier an.
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&raufe muS @utfrGftete

Sr. Smabne'8
3uIammengeIebter Sprup BON @tlDttrl9en.
Benmst maS ~enlEsfe9lem BON sen btraGmteitel Serstea ais
bas f1erIte uno ~eepitefe Wttttel in Der 1eiIunp bon bart.
nadigen Spitsn, SltaltnnoEn, groa@itts, @anst,aiii9tet,
Nus,ebrunQ. blauen Sn@ten, 8lntlpeier, Setlerteit, tGpaGel
Sttnln1e, S9n,er5 in ben llrin.Srsanen, peroprbenenl 8lnt,
S@uer3 III Der Selte Mno gruA, SerStlopen poer S%eStrarf.
belt, allen 9al8s, 8ruit. unp GunSenleioer.
Or. SwaYne'e
suIammeneeIeBter SYrnp bon @ilDtirIAen
befineet ib Jest User Elm @iertel SaDrblnocft por ser g8elt
Or. SwaYne'S
sulammeneelebter Sprup BON WilDttrIHen
piro ~suseretet unter Der manufacturers Muffdt rrn Or. S.
Spa1ne, etnes %sei@tften ArSte8 Der ieiue profetruele 2aif-
kabn nit benz wfbi9et 8srtbetI einer reBelmdBi9sn mebi5int
l8et stI6nn9 in elmer Der 0eitsn nnb aheftsn @8nlen IN
philadelphia, ia pieleiat i'll Der 2Selt, a%ngetletet. ST bientc
na6ber einen reoliGen Eermin III Dent RBtlabsLpbta DiSpels
Ia1, uno mar pieIe Sabre Lang AtSt I'M 9piptal uno aIteE
Nrrtenbaus iener GtaSt.
Or. SWaDne'6
sulammen9eIebter @Yrup ppn WilbfirlHen
IN baber sans S~uOsrIdiiis teiu neliss u%nsepriite Experiment.
%iGnbern Elm b6uis ~erprobtes Wlitel, oaS IN EauieHosn p0a
6araIien in 6teien. Ano i'm @lsIanbe eepranGt pirb.
VI. g waDne's
3ulammengefebter SYrup BON MilbftrlGen
1T bic ~~ouSine0e uNb eta3is ddte" 3uiamuteuebuns BON lee
ntm i9dsbarsn Baum, Die ertte pel1e lenlalS III oieieHl 2aHbe
ssaesrettet nnrOs; Tno Ole stn5i9e. ptla9e en- FSsaslmdBtstr
bereinnSen bon sStIbtrldel betgeiegt iinb, sic aber ntdta
nit ibrer 8cresuna gu tbnn babea, mb wel6e Mameu bci-
ielbcI MIR bsioeiig lint, be ater uiGts NIT tbrer 8eisituAg
ju tbun babeu, I'M ibuea eiaen Jiuf gu 0eti9a1en uub osre
mittett ~osrfelbsa ben gertanf ber DE 0t3ti bet ~ipr3Ioisn Cen
ten ~SnfSrlern, o
Or. SWaYne'S
3uI a%mmgnselester GYrup BON Witoftrl1sn
@ereeiiet ni@t! hob tb5 wesn 0er 2sb ~tcTfopit Obsr
ntbt binl6a9l@ cfen iein lOate
SpaYne's SarIaporila un0 I4eer=ViIem
in gerbinuln8 nit benz &iletirI@eu gprup uebtet; Steie
4Sulen fufb EN- i6neAe8 %reini9enoes Sarirmittel, ba8 aae b0Ie
@alabl onoerun9et aus rel Wto9en nno ben @ebdruen ents
fcrnt, nOour@ pGli9e @eiunobet ~bcrSeltellt piro,
49, 3ubereitet euSl9liebLiG bur@ Dr. $. Swapne,
RbtlSoclpbta.
Gine apr wirO per gOt lrantO perl;nbet bel @rnpsno ben
rs q ent8.
Wtan e%oreIlre 8eitelan9en an
or. s. Sp apne " @pbH,
l44 ytOrS s. Ctr. &bueoeIpE;a,
8elfauft Bel;
Jfaac g. Goct, 76 8alttnoreftr.
9. g. Sattt e +, 1O8 8alttnlcreit.
$. SafeHbeI8, gtoaewoA rne @euion Gpenue
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016rSltAe Gentralba1n.

R%RRR%kNF%
Dur@~ 3a8 na@ bem 8efen.
ylt5abrt: 8. 20 Mrr9ens, nnb . 81
Nbenbs.
Carlton mpbutipn Q @3n9.
Nbfahrt : 6 ubr Nad,mita98.
Qntunft 7 So Mm Mpr9en8.
6arrt8burg Mccp. m N 81 ati. II.
glb9ans : 3 llbr Nadmitta98.
Nnfunft : II so Wlirt, Ofittas8.
Ybilabetphta Wtimtngtou Il
8altimpre.
s. 3ONtin. Wprsen8 II. / 05 Wlitlu9S,
5 20 unb z ubr Nbeub8.
Scnntass Sebt blcB oer(estsenannte BUG.
VI I'll. Warp1anb @tfenbohn
(galSert Stattpn.)
$50 u. $50 gtadm. Bis Jtep9Wtnblpr
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