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The New York herald., 1862-03-03
GCElsiany.

fEEIiN, Feb. Is, 1852.
An Sst al Prussian ncte rcmittcd yesterd ny to
Austria Ard the other German States OF the Wurizebou-g
coalition. Tho note says
Stree Astra, considering her general ntcr.s as well
as her poalvo rights, feels called upon protest against
the Irssu:l viows in reference affairs prHs.
sia viii n0s conceal tho fact that Lero appears well
founded Iotivo right 20. such a protest
Tho stir, rendered still striking by to
sondng of idoaticL notes, has 80 tlle ur the
character .of the excLapgo or opinions that
trl0n Boto opposing those of Prussia Prussia yields
precedence - mons, confident Ia a cOnscie .ous lal
mont of ei &C eia dntcs IN repre senaion OF real Ger
man toe.is, AMI aerlus ia her chdeayor 10 justice
% well founded national claims and To ndGcs the federal
l0ys Hment a. do lllcwse. Should The views tho
form o. tl5 leora constitution hintcd mt in the hitter
put OF ths Aneiran ptc lyurng The cstablis lishnon &C
titutcn fGr il1 Whoc confc1eracy with an efficient
executive pOws al its head, a6 aiming at politi.
ctl c0I.soi idaiigs of wider extent comprising
non-Gorman terfitcrice, as stated IN tho Austrian
nota ol the sh 0f %0vambcr be zcd Prussi would
be elled % Sse, ~ such realization, far greater
s.c D The cOrtinnsrcc Of the oracy than in tho
isf0rm indicated IL Ao PrUssan Ges tch o the Goth OF
poconb r. Prusa.a j. .ar from oppcsing formal pro-
tst 70 moro expression cf opinion; but at the samo
tise sho considers u proper await tho proposal
OF oorm in more shape. AT present far az
Prussia can judge, The proposed reforms arc impraciica
bic, he proposals bcng entirely ia contradiction with
possible to snter into discussion on any such reforms.
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The IScIen sell Prisoners.

iBiiApKLrrnA, March 3, 1862.
About four hundred released prisoners arrived by the
Baltimore train at o'clck this morning. Thoy
received at tho depot by immense crowd Of friends,
which had assembled with tho expectation OF their
rival several hours earlier. They psrtook Of supper al
tho volunteer refreshmcnt saloons. when the PhaisI.
pha port N, compo Ing majority, dispersed to their
homes, made happy by their return.
The recent victories viii bs celebrated Tuesday
evening, the 4h Of March, by grand military and naval
ball at the Academy " Music.
BALTIMORE, MNch 2, 1852.
Tho boat from Fort Monroe 10 morrow will bring four
hundred moro released prisoners, and II is confidently
expected that Colonel and other officers VIII
accompany them. General Dix has ordered out the Now
York Filth Zoua,cs escort them from the boat 10 the
rooms Of tho Relief Assoohtcn.
The New York herald., 1862-03-03
Sailing OF tho IsrIga,e 81. Lawrence.

The United states iris IT. Lawrence sails this
ag tor Hampton R Is whore She viii reasivo orders
from Washington as to hor future course.
The So Lawrence "a st class rrlgltc carrying nlty
tvo guns eight Of which sixty eight pounder f1rty.
two thirty two poundcrs. aud two boat hovzors she
draws aboG, twony rcet Of wltcr AMI is ono Of tho
fastest sai'ers in tie navy.
The following correct list " tho present onlc.rs of
the =. Lawrence, CHANGES having been made
siicc our Inst publication OF thslis.:--
CiIsaia-ll Y. rurvW.co, CT Maryland
fJgt Lteu7rW and Elsca'i " C9ic,.Wil.iam G. Wcst,
o. Kew York.
SnyleoR-l.0bort WouiWorlh of Now York
Iaya.tsicr-Jossph .. O.iphini, q New Jersey
Sec ti List''t1t'--G. q. v itsc, Of New York
jieVtsHct u Murine --ltCiard H. Ctlum. Of Indiana.
iv frr--licnry j. iickings, OF Pennsylvania.
.f'sfS,Yd S11c0a-klNald \. ficrson, II Now Jersey.
Actrg Nfcfs-loin \. DriacDe, Of Massachusetts: !:
juhn Fuller, ~ icnn yana; Gal Allen OF Connect cut,
AID WIN. H. smith, 0l pcunsy ylvana.
CdpiTiRs oh--P Edmund Chlppcil, of Maryland.
LayDt1ste,'s Cleri-N i,,ian 4. Bagro,c.
P,B@Gsirs Shtnrrtl-Johl +. Fruck.
1,rin1 Nst,r's NVes-Francis G. Prior 7. W. Jones,
Thomis G. Jones, Victor " Jone. John Fisher, lheoph.
G. .lIilh.
The - Lawrence has rendered effective service during
t1 present war having taken several prizes and sau
The piivacr letrcl and cpturod her onfiro crew (cx
ptng some rine l9r,a ns who were either Killed or
drowncd) she Is manned by Ave hundred bravo fsl-
lows, who afo olgor for lght and from whom a good
account my b expected Whenever opportunity shalt
for th'm 10 demonstrate their zeal In bohar OF
has been some forty years Ia tho naval service,
and u highly respected by all tho officers and mon
Of tho ship, ~ ho is by all people who
acquainted with his merits as n and o1cer.
tain r. Is known to be true as steel IN his love aud
royalty 10 tho Union and the old Tag.
The New York herald., 1862-03-03
sEYunce.

Prscso Napoleon had offered amendment 80 tho
Address in tho French Chambers regrettog that the
Pope did not listen TO the conclaory propositions OF
France for tho settlement Of tho Roman question: but
withdrew the amendment, tho understanding tSat the
Address is to contain raild rebuke to the effect
The Bourse was fat at 7ifr. leo.
IheLus,ran Concordct is to be revised, with tie
sent O. tho Pore.
PARIS, Feb. 10, 1867
The Paris Bossi,sr says The Council OF State has dis
cussedths bill Cor establishing supplementary tax Of
ten irancs per hundred kilogrammes all sugasa Cor
consumption Tho samo bin lxes twenty franoo per
hundred kiiogremmes consumption tax on salt
The New York herald., 1862-03-03
TAe Msuerican Q~ussion.


John A. Turner NJ P had called ths attention of the
House Conmocs 10 the distress m The manufacturing
districts owing the American trouble and urgod the
to % everything in itr power to devslope
the cotton prvduoson elsewhere.
TIE "sToNE BLOCKADE IN THE BRITISH PARLIA-
MENT,
In the House Of Lords, on rEe 14th, Lord Stanhope
called the reports OF additional stone block
ades Charleston and asked what steps tho government
would take.
whether ths reports Government had Fro
against the permanent destruction Of any hxrbor
unystsbie and the American government responded
that they lad Intention tcrermanenty destroy har
bors. The views OF the French government were idsn
cal with ttose Of England.
The gev srnment is busiiy preparing all the neoyma
ton relative the Amorioaa blockade lay befus Par
lament.
The 0Donogbus gavo notice Of motion for returnsas
10 all British resses phick hare the t.ockadec or been
captsed in the fo also al British vessels which hare pu.
io Nascau aud other ps cih cont, atand of ,sur and
been pcrasitea 10 reft, dc.
WHAT MAsoN,aND sLIDELL COST.
supplementary naval estimate for extra vote
Of f3 600, which is regarded representing the
psnss OF the Mason and sde affair
THE BLOCKADE IN FRANCE. -----
ThoParis Pare points the efforts to get cotton via
Aexics as probable solution Of the blockade question.
The New York herald., 1862-03-03
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM KENTUCKY.
~>~-~-N>~o>>>~>>~>O>>->O>
CozNmbus Certainly Evacuated
~ the Rebels.
Destruction of the Town, Military Stores
and Equipments,
&C., de-, DO.

wAsHNarosg, March 2, 1sG2
The following despatch received to-day from Com
'nnodorc Foots dated Cairo. March L.
Lieutenant Commanding Phelps. sent with flag Of
truce to-day to Columbus, has this moment returned
and reports that Columbus is being evacuated He
the rebels burning their quarters and removing
their heavy guns on the bluffs But tho guns in the
water batteries remain intact. He also a large
force Of cavalry drawn up osteutatioasy the blu.
but no infantry 70 be heretofore yhc en-
campment in armed reconnaissance few days
since has been removed. Large fires visible in the
Of Columbus and upon theriver banks below ndi-
eating the destruction Of tho town. military and
equipments. A. H. F0OTE, Flag Officer.
1t expected THAT Columbus will be occupied by the
Union forces TO day.
The New York herald., 1862-03-03
Western, l2a 3D.; white Southern, las. Cd. alss Corn

Western, l2s 3D. white Southern, l2s 3D. Les. Corn
downward; mixed, EOS.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
ne provision market has q downward tendency. Big
land, Athya Co and others report-Beef steady Pork
heavy and declined o. 3d. Bacon dull and declined 1s
Lard still declining, and quoted at 42s. 43s. Talow
quiet and steady.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.
Ashes quiet Sugar easier Coffee steady. Rice hrm.
ROsin quiet; common, 12s 3D. lbs. Spirits turpenne
has downward tendency; quoted 6Ss. Cd. 70s.
LONDON MARKETS.
Barings circular quotes breadstus dull. Iron dull at
f5 f5 bs. Coffee quiet and steady. Sugar dull Toa
steady common Congou Is. 11Sd. Is. I'd. Rice dull.
Lnseed oil still upward quoted 34s Sd. 34s 3D. Tai
low inactive at 46s 81. Spirits turpentine inactive
at Cos.
HAvRR MARKET.
CottonSales OF the week. Is 500 bales; Orleans tres
ordinaire, 1907 bas, 154. The market closed nr and
steady.
PARIS, Fob. Is, 1852.
The Bourse closed dull rcntes, III l5c.
rnk LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 49, 1862.
The sales Of cotton Yesterday aturda reachedl2 900
bales including 900 bales spectators and exporters.
The market clsed trm with improving tone, though
quotations remained unatered.
Tho breaisi'fns market Is unchanged in price, ari
steady transactions light.
The provision market remssas quiet.
LONDON, Feb. 10, 1862
Consols ccscd last evening at 92 % for money In
American stocks the Eric shares sold % 23 201 Hi
nois Central shares, A s31s discount.
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the NEWS FROM EUROPE.
ADDITIONAL BY THE ARABIA.
The Blockade Question in ihe British
Parliament.
>~~~~~-~~~>
An Irish Motion on England's
Neutrality.
An ITALIAN FRIGATE FOR MEXICO.
The Agitation In tho German
Confederation,
h., &c.. 10.

The steamship Arabia from i.verpcoi on SatvrdAy,
tho 10TH via Queenstown 10th ul, arrived At Halifax
halfpas two p NJ. Saturday hast short Of oea She
experienced strong westerly gss during the whols pas
sage. Thehas sixty pass ouxers sor New York.
Tbe AFabia sailed at hsfpast three O'Clock Sunday
m~ ming and will be due a. Nsw York to morrow Tuss.
ds.y) morning.
is reported that the ssarora has arrived at Gbral-
sar who're the Sumter stu remains without coal.
Lord Dunkellin In the Commons gave notice of in
qny relative to the state Of the negotiations the
government and the Gsiway limo.
The Prince Of Wsle5has left Vienna.
The Adriatic cot O Of the ice and ssed from Halifax
'v1 Saturday lass for England
The New York herald., 1862-03-03
DEATH Of GENERAL LANDER.
Brilliant Carcer OF the Deccascd-The
Last Famous Action lie Was Engaged
in-Omciai Recognition Of His Services.

in-OMcial Recognition OF His Services.
WASHINGTON, March @ 1862.
General Lander died this afternoon, at Paw Paw, West
Virginia from the deblitatng effects Of Iris wound
received at Edwards Ferry His body Is tho vay
this city, whore his widow resides.
General lander had every atteniisa whGhsis- old aud
well tried friends around him could bestow His death
somewhat sudden 1t not until five O'Clock this
afternoon that his received intelligence Of his i'll
moss. She immediately took measures for oolaipng q
special train proceed thiher before the arrange
ments completed Secretary Stanton called in per-
son. and with much feeling and decacy acquainted her
with the fact of her husbands death. Secretary Chase
and other distinguished friends subsequently visited her
In her afliction.
General Shields succeeds General Lander in command
The New York herald., 1862-03-03
The Line-orBattic-ship vermont.

Commodore Paulding, Of the Navy Yard, Brookiyn
yesterday received teoUarhc despatch from Washing
ton announcing the dsabsent and probable loss Of tho
old iine.ofbattlcshp Vermont In the Gulf Stream Tho
Vermont was recently ordered join the Atlantic squad.
at tho Port Royal station as store and hospital ship
The storm that she has encountered had already deprived
her Of Der ruddcr and dismantcd her. Commodore Paul
ding Immediately despatched two guboats 10 her relief
aud her oxact position not being known they will doubt.
Ices be obliged 10 make search before falling in with
nor She sailed from Boston for her destination short
time since.
The New York herald., 1862-03-03
rg is occupied by tho Union troops
Il III + N A v Y.
The Usitcd States Frigntc Vermont in
Trouble

Bosrov, March Q, 1862.
The schooner Flying Mist, which arrived at Chatham
last night rcponts the 9Th u OF Cape Cod, boar
west by north ninety Eve miles, spoke tho United states
figate Vermont from Boston for Port Royal with loss Of
rudicr, both bow anchors suit Of sails and four boats
wanted steam to tow her in Commodore Hudson will
send the soop San Ja,ino gunboat Aroacok steamship
saxon aud two tow beats ia search of her They an
lcayc tonight
The New York herald., 1862-03-03
ftnIy.

Victor Emanuel is 10 send rrgs,c into IL, Mexican
waters for Che protection of Italians.
Tie Emperor OF Austria UT make another Eurncy to
venctia
The bolicr continues in Italy tlnt Austria iucdlatcs
against Piedmont. Tho emigration OF young mon
frop, yonetia eentnues.
Iie journey OF Victor Emapuc q Naples has been POST
pcnci. His son, Frnco Ham bort. will - there.
It is generally believed that Prnsl d viii recognise lha
kingdom Of ltay.
The New York herald., 1862-03-03
E,rnm gan Ernnciscn.

San FRANCISCO. March I, 1862.
Sailed ship West Wind Hong Kong steamer ST. Louis,
Panama, carrying few passengers. aud slsooco in
treasure for New York AMI f2l2 900 fer England.
The New York herald., 1862-03-03
Financial ana Commercial.

LUNDUN MONTY MARKET.
LONDON, Feb. l5--Evoning
Consos closcd at " Vsf for money The Bank ro-
turn sh0vs m increase in bullion ~ $50 900
The latest sales VI American stocks nre.-IIloia Can
tra shafps, "a discount, Eric shares 2sB
MANCHESTER TRADE ngroRr
ldyrRroot, Fob. is, 1859.
The aivices from Nanchestcr arc favorable he mar
kt for goods ard yarns having an upward tendency.
LIVERPOOL BRgAlsruFFs MARKEr.
Dfcadstu0s generally are stc.ly. Tho various cirou.
lars rsror-lloor steady. whea, steady' red wcsern
Jos loi l9s.i rod sclhern, l2s. i2s. %, white
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The Invaoion OF Mexico.

PARIS, Feb. 10, SsSbS.
The French papers think the question relative toexi
can STAIRS might lead 70 the fall OF the Palmers.cn Cabi
net. Il s believed that England will withdraw from the
expedition shoud its aim be abandoned by Spain and
France and should they interfere In tho internal policy
Of Mexico.
The Independence Beige asserts the positive acceptance
Of tas candidative throFs Of Mexico by Maximlsc.
The New York herald., 1862-03-03
Erom Old Point.

pALrmirs, March g. 1862.
TIE OIL Point boat brings news The Gag OF truce
boat With prisoners had not arrived whom tho boat le
The New York herald., 1862-03-03
sailing OF the Bol,emian.

PORTLAND, March 2, 1867.
Tbs steamship Hohcmlan Captain Purgcss saued a,
ton o'clock this morning for Liverpool
The New York herald., 1862-03-03
Russia.
Indin, Chinn and hus,raNn.

WinsAw, Jeb 70, 1902
The churches have been aolemnly roopued.
The New York herald., 1862-03-03

The mails, already ,eegrapiei, go iorwprd per the
Arabia
Tho supposed Mana sabb has been brosh in irons 70
Bombay.
The New York herald., 1862-03-03
Tu,l.rv-

COAsnsu wTLy, Feb. 15, 1862.
commercial treaty has boen siued between Russia
aud Turkey
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-03

when a broom IS wanted TO sweep out q nul~
s;.nce, let q broom be called for af} handled
effectively. / very wicked and dangerous sd
dition to the population Of tIiis place has been
made within Tie last eighteen months, by IN
oortations from the Northern cities Of females
,, Of abandoned character, who not only aaunt in
gaudy tripping along the sidewalks, and lounge
through Ghe >treets IN open laundeaus and car
riages, but have commenced business IN al
most every street, where the dl5solute c0ngre-
gate, the l,nwary and foolish are trapped, and
the peace and quiet Of. tie neiSht0rE2ood5 in
which they are located frequently disturbed, -
Iha effects Of the evil Of which | speak are
painfully evident in many particulars, not now
necessary to specify To say nothing about the
cheating Of landlords The deprayity engondar~
red, and the noise and confusion created, II IS
2 disgrace that the notorious streets OF Phila~
t2elDhia and New York should have the worst
Of their contents. <;npticd into Ghe once QuaC
uud respectable houses Of Alexandrla-a s1ls-
grace which al efficient toVn police would
never submit TO- and would speedily remove
Once, already, the town has been cleared Of
the nuisance BY an order Ter the removal OF
these characters, and they cleared out fer
brief Y,er;od brt soon returned Their num-
I..n ar, .,>>,, ,,oar,, 60 yreat as ever. and 20
'el9 "lc ~" 1'0''''y -
matter now they may seek ~ o'Ssols7 ''IeA' ~
cupaticn, or how specious may be The pretences
under which they reside here, the authorities
would be doing good service, by again taking
the matter in hand, and Kidding the town OF the
numerous prostitutes who have collected here
| ''Svceping out" is desirable on every account
ord tssvvennino ont should not be DELAYED
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,nn8ess OF THE CONVENTION o LOYAL
{4OyERN0RS.


WAsMN{'IoN. O>'' - ne !,'Io"I'& . '''0
a1lr3>S 70 the Ffe'l(oh, " 'lt< nus 0o'''T>'
dl2o.al a. 4 'no35iti9 OF q ''aF'l W ~ 't'7
. 5o:2 Sti5s' h2l Go Ct>o III 1''''7' . ''A
more active support OF 1'l3 's5r' Il 49, .
4'mo2a, H., ca uh3 2-1 Gay o' o1l''o1A'0A'
1862
After nclrly one yo2r an Il MT spshl ~
co2est with al arn1o al glganhc e1e'l'on
a.ln;t the n25jon1l goVoHnn2nt OF the Ontea
Sa.o& The dry all p1"o7'o or the loyiS'
States All th2 people continue an n;As0 al
Ways ren2'n aS they were at It's oF'S'1'> nancy;
0p5tore AMI p9rDotnate the authority OF tn'S
government ~ The lie OF tl2 ne1'on. No
matter what con SeQu1'l:es arc involved N orr
f lelitv nevertheless this work Of restoring the
roo71,I;c ,,roeervi7o fhe institutions Of demo-
. 49,, T,,,,o, o.1 to;J.
. "'''' a'o' y "'4 ',-<,
Of cur tathors> SHALL no5 1all 20 oe ref1orneo'
. AMI we pledge without hesitation 60 the Pres
-,..I l,,..,e.oz, go bo,o+ofo~o :, tbe
S'0I" S0pPo'' 'A''e''''01 ~ A'A0'0to'a3 - ''-
/. exercise q TIE [uhcSlots OF hlS sre's0 olHc0'
We recognize in him the Chief Executive
Afacisfratn of the nation, the CONFERENCE.-The
rb;oe II -, or,,,v- ord ,,o,,xv &c +ho rTc;fad
A''' "a I''e "'"'' ',''.I ",
o'aleS' ths'E feSPohsioIe anu co'1'elooCloI'@l
heal, whose righttul authority and power,
as we'll as the constitutional powors Of Con-
ness ro,s+ bo r;oorous}x, and rolioo,,sv c,7ard
,1..l
~ @N0 preserved, as tho cohalSlon oA WHICH
alone our tor'n OF government aud the constl-
selves can be saved from the wreck Of anarchy
or fron, t},o n.,Ie - >9,.r,ot;,,o
-'''" '"' 5"n u oeoA'oV!0"''
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Mle bic ~Sreunce NIB 8erpanoe in Der Mrlee pSer Mnrine
baben, iCaten Sarauf ieben, oob ~bieiclben nit bieIen Qiasn
uno Ointment ~rerleten itnb; nnc mo- ole brap n Soloaten
u,s- Waatrsfea eeriaumt hd6en, F6 6ie5eIDcu ansufdhaffcn, bo
sibe es fem befieres @ef8ent, pet9eS lbAen tbre sSreinSe oe.
ben tDunen. gS lit b~intdnslb bepteien, blB IN S.un6sr
SpIooten fnb.
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StoOt Baltimore.

Dt eBa6lfnr Mttstteber be 8
2. 3petgs pee StoptratBS fanb
eelteru, gemdB Der Betanntmahlng res
MlapOr5, ltatt, Die BON Den uniontltsn err
naunten @onoibaten puroen Iammt unO lene
ber8 Unne Sppulitipn %gepdblt. g Die ge-
t9eiliguug an Der 0atl mar ldpah, mas gum
She'll i6 paput9 eatldren ldbt, DAP gar feline
@sgeuconptpoten aufgslteut pareu unO bic
@rwablung Der untonacanptpaten ouf ale
Safe fiber mar. %1nprpnungen u. Streit CAB
IS nt@t uno Der Gag o~erlief 10 rubt9. ais Gin
8ep6tnliGer @eiGattsta8, Die n%euermdDlten
StaOnatbe perpen pbne 8er3ug eingeldrperen
perpen unO, wte e6 betbt, lAOm nd@lten Nlpn@
tag tbre SiBe einnebmeu,
NaGtebenOeS ltnD DIE 9Babl 8ertHte Ser
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9eutf9es NrbeitS= yiaGweiiungs- 8iireau.
ShnmRslfr. 91n 81
Ssrfaufs Musct9en.
Netfnnf.

rs gstfaaf.
r~un9Spferbe, MGMIefel, StHten MNb 5RtGen
merpen am 8. ps. sIa4
auf Sfenttt6er @erfeis rnn9 serfauft perben. 9te geritst-
oerun9 beahlnt bel g~innt9eI IGitteruna nm 10 uhr Meoreens
am s. bs. g(a6 8senbisnus peS pbenerpabnten@ erfaufs wirp
elne @arttie 8apmpcIc unp bsf6Gptstes Corn (alats) or.
fei9ert.
/ So NufHpnSrs rerSen bic 3eit unb ben Srt pD Der Werfauf
Der 8aumppue unp bes @prn s i%tattsncet, ipater sebSrts be-
tGunt MAIDEN.
Guarttermeifer8 Sffce, Baltimore, ben 1. Dug. 1862.
SaS. 8eIger,
&g2-9 Col Or. Mr.,
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Geffe. &iU p tb 20 a. %, Saquayra
%, Sapa "a @ ~.
B~arbbSf3er. 8laubpla $1,000
Srn9te. Sransen $50 @ A as 8Or 81
trUnen ~ IS @ 3 ; trpdene @pfeE q @ts.
pr O0ttpneR. SGultern % ID Il @43
Seitsn 81, S6inten 64@s. MeB,pprf $ll.50
NetS. Carolina a, Gttnb. g.. 81 r75
StGrfe. Yerl 6 @ Z % ID.
= Sal5. @rpunb Mlnm l. 20 % Cad, MIb~
trn'S 81. 95, Surts Sslaub 40 Gts. % 8nIgel
pom Stpre
@btStes. @enig Gerf6ufel; 323 fir Gtts
unR % fur 0bip % @aa.
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~ NFHNa
yto9riGt pro III rnt aesebsn, o0b Der llnterSsidneie BON
Waten9elt&e Ger Staot Buttmcre gpQnladt 3Ir 8erwaltupa
ee N-6aies os agbter oetitorbenem ADAM @ubert
am Is. Suli 1852 erb lteH st. Vile 6~ieienlgsr, wsl@e Fpr
eerunBen IN rieien &dhloB baden, ,psrbtn btermrt aufsefcrbert.
iclbs nebt ben p~6tblsen Sslesct an ODER Der BEN Is. Sa-
II ar 1863 sninreihel unb 9etenb gu utodeu. pber Su 8e.
~rdrti8en, D. tie lbrer aulR ritpe ot belem gtablaIIe sses i'd
fur perlultt9 eCtIdrt psroen. Mle bic !3abl unaen an bei =
9tI6laB 81 MAIDEN tobtn, pcIbtn bermt dufJeprbsrt, ipI1'
unperjlsI6 an ben untaaei1neteu 81 leliten.
81 Martin SenteI,
SuIi24 An, 1mIp MomtuiItrator. "a
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Nedba um9snblase
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Nedn u~masnblaae
Der peutlden 6a%l1seeleal6aft gu gBalbtn9tpn
fir tranfe uno %pertpunDete Spipaten,
Wtnnabme:
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