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The Occupation of Cl.rk.vilIr, Tenn

CLABKsvILLE, Tenn, Feb. % The Federal
troops are In possession here. The town is pretty
nearly deserted.
the United States) visited the gunboats Yesterday
and congratulated the officers to their qualities
bridge over Red river, back from here Is
totally destroyed The Tennessee river bridge IL
also burned as are also all bridges in this region
The committee ef citizens from Nashville re-
port that one hundred Federal wounded are at
that place, receiving good treatment. A Union
sentiment Is there decidedly apparent. Gen. B.
johnson, heretofore reported prisoner. is there
This place (ClaTksville) was unanim ausly Sc
cession, but the people greatly incensed at the
military authorities on account Of the destruction
ofproperty Over a million of dollars worth Of
railroad property was destroyed here, and all
Communication cut of In this Vicinity
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Spirit Of the Morning Press.

The Irtslligsnes-, in an elaborate article upon
Tie work OF Restoration" argues that a
State cannot ''go out' Of the Union. there can be
no possibility for resdmisson," and holds
&c that the interpretations made In the State con-
s;i.utions by the Insurgents who have usurped
the control Of certain States drop OFT Of those
constitutions a. so many utilities the instant
that the usurping power Is overthrown. The
work Of reconstruction and restoration is simply
return Of the people to the lawful constitutions
displaced By the temporary reign Of fraud and
violence. Let US not, In the act Of recovering
our Union, adopt theory which shall l recognise
he pesIilent heresy Of secession
The RsrA6liean commends the Homestead bill
that passed the House yesterday.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
W ar In Tennessee.


THR REBELS SURROUNDED AT xuRFREsssOsO'-
sEN. BUELL. DEMANDS THEIR UNCONDITIONAL
srRRBSpKR!!
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune
CAIRo, Feb. g -Advices from the neighbor-
hood OF Murfreesboro' state tina, the rebels con.
eentrated at that place have been surrounded
by General Buell's forces, so that none could
escape.
The rebels offered to surrender the position 10
the Federal troops, II they would be allowed to
march out with the honors Of war.
General Buell. refused 10 allow them these
conditions, and demanded their unconditional
surrender. He notified them that he would
allow two days for consideration, and IL the
pace was not surrendered at the expiration of
that period he would open FIRE upon then. The
tine expired this morning
I'VE ascer,sined, yesterday, that General Buell.
lost no time whatever at Nashville, but instantly
continued tn. pursuit Of the flying enemy, In the
direction CT Murfreesboro', leaving but guard
az Nashville. We do not credit this story that he
consented to give the rebels two days IN which
really 70 prepare to resist him. IL he is fairly up
win then tasre By this morning, he will doubt
less make shcrt work Of their defen.es Any de-
lay between the appearance of his advance before
McTfreesboro' nd his attack was, we take II for
granted, occasioned by necessity Of waiting for
hi, main body to come up no: by willingness
to grant the rebels a moment more time than he
could possibly avoid.-ED. srAR
ERRONEOUS sTArtsESTs CORRECTED.
IN order 70 correct erroneous statements Il is
propsr tony;
Fl's.-1ust permits or lice nses 10 trade in the
elocksded ports have not been granted. The only
permits are those granted on the recommendation
cf toe War Department for supplies like suit
lers stores to the troops occupying military posi-
tons in Tie southern States. THIS Correction is
made a. tie in.tance Of friendly foreign minis
ter, who thinks the current statement 'ikeIy 70
mislrsd European merchants and their govern
ments.
Second. Mr. Cameron has not received his de-
fnite Instructions, and Is not contemplating an
Immediate departure on his mission. No new
secretary Of legation has been appointed Green
Clay, appointed with Mr.. Cassius 81 Clay still
retains his place, though he is on leave Of alb
sence, holding q command In Gen. Buell's army
In Tennessee.
person has made any communication 70 the Gov
eminent concerning terms Of submission or COM
promise. The nag OF truce soma time ego sent
BY Gen. johnson 10 Gen. Mcclellan, as also Gen
Howell Coobs appear 4nce at Fortress Monroe,
related only 10 exchanging Of prisoners.
Tne above facts are derived from the best
sources Of information.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
xxXvIIth CONGRESS-Secsud sessi.u.

SENATE Yesterday, after the close Of our re-.
port
a he bin providing for the appointment of adj.
ditional clerks In the office Of the Treas
passed.
The annual executive, Legislative and judicial
appropriation bill was passed, and the Senate adj
jourDed.
HousE.-The bill granting homesteads to actual
settlers on the public domain, and to provide a
bounty for soldiers In lieu Of grants Of public do
main, was passed Adjourned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-01

W From Hudson Taylor, aal Pa av., we have
thO'e standard publications, Leonard scott's re-
prin;s) the London Quarterly Review and the
Edinburgh Review. Both contains articles upop
American Affairs, In which II Is assumed an lutte
beyond controversy that the North 10 powerless
70 cope with secesh. Msga hadn't heard the
news!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-01

Dsome sPprehensions are felt as to the safety
Of the Runboss formerly ferry boats) J. p Jack.
son, Westneld and Clifton OF New York, which
sailed for the rendezvous Of Com Porter's Zee,
on Sunday last. They are not calculated to
withstand heavy weather, and II IL feared that
they were unable TO live through the gale of
ihs oath inst.
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The tyaeuation AZ CoInubns

CAIRO, Feb. 2S.-We learn from a gentleman
who is thoroughly conversant with Kentucky
AFFAIRS, that the Rebels are dismountng theft
large guns and columbiads at Columbus, and the
WORK OF evacuation Is now going on
several transports are lying at Columbus to
carry OF the troops
Every man coming into Columbus Is impressed
even farmers with their teams
Several hundred negroes were sent to the inte-
riof Yesterday. This Is from reliable source
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ORichard Palmer, one Of the "Savannahn
privateers, died on Tuesday last at the 81. VIM
cents hospital, New York. He had been too
unwell to be transferred to Fort Lafayette with
his shipma ties, and was removed from the
Tomos TO the hospital. His remains were In.
tered in Calvary cemetery, with the rites Of the
Catholic church.
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BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORE.
NEW GoODs-NEw GOODS

,LANsBUR6H & BRO. take pleasuIe to inform
their customers and the pa hic that they have tai
Halps old store, No. 375 It'll street, between and
n, where they vii slvays kees on hand fu'l as
sortment Of DRY GOODS, MILLINERY And
FANCY GOODS Confident of our ability 70 give
satsfsction to All, roth in prIos and quality Of
goods ladies ": II find il grealy TO their sdyantaee
20 call and examine our stock. NH IT.
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GTA medal Is being made In New York for
presentation TO the Hawkins Zouaves In com.
msmorstiOn Of their brilliant bayone, charges a,
Roanoke Island.
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IL From J. sEillington, Odson building, we
have early copies Of the Continental Monthly for
March, and Blackwood's Magazine for February.
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How II wosks.-Isis reported that the Rebe
leaders shipped thousand negroes last week
from ClarksviIle
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A NoTHER coNsIGNMENr!

The great success attending the sale of Rich Silk
Robes Spring ( llks by the yard, evening Dresses,
Berefes. Grenadines, &o., consgned TO rs from
Large,t Six Houses IN Nev York,
has induced the assignees to send on more 20 DDS,
AND we take pleasure n saying to the ladies that
the immense assortment we now offer them to se
loot from embraces q great variety of styles, sud
the prices they are being sold at 10 certainly OF
more than one half the cost OF imp ortation
Those who have not awaited themselves of this
most favorable Opportunity TO purchase their
STRING DRESSES
would orwell to call curly, as the goods will re-
main ontsle in this city only few veeEs.
CLtGErT q MAY,
s24 Pennsylvania. s.enu.. between
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u The Frederick (sid) Citizen has beer
excluded from the mails by the Postmaster Gen
oral
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-01

REnovALs -Aesrs. Rouzee, Frost, and Nolin
clerks IN the Land Once were removed Yesterday
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city Of Philadelphia Is ,779 O97 feet, or nearly
hirty-ssven miles, on which there are Q ,67s stop
cocks and 2, 772 hre-plugs.
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Ol w: Audubon, son Of the distinguished
Slln wear Of his age. -
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NAVY YARD.

The tug Leslie went down to the fotilla with I
party OF ladies and gentleman yesterday, and re-
turned last evening. She reports affairs un.
changed In the lower Potomac.
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HORSES, WAGONS, AND HARNESS
IL FOR SALE CHEAP.
One span rood Road HORSES, sound and true
color bay and brown.
One large Covered WAGON. suitable Tn
LOT suffers or express business. EasternNN
be found. ~
One Covered WAGON, suitable for one or two
months.
Hvo sets Double HARNESS,
Two sets Canvas and Wooden BLANKETS
The above property vail be sold very CHEAP and
Gan be seen By calling on ALBERT BELL, al
Mller's Livery Stable, corner c and 9Th sts,
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TMAsONIG NOTICE.-Thers will he s,e-
S oIal Meeting of Dawson Lodge. No Is ~
: "a TURDAE EtENING. March att O'Clock
g mssoLlc bsL, corner n nth and ID streets. All
hretnren II Cd Btaldi0g are fratsrnally Invited
" :. 5 NJ T.. u. BARRETT,
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III =, TLcset holders Will be required to exhibit
poors open at O'CLOCK Lecture 70 oommeuce NJ
O'Clock. ~ 0o"iiieN0o -
Tickets Is cents each to be obtained at the door
ouo a. eno bookstOTes fe %
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1@REV, G. P. LYFORD, TIE SPECIAL
S Missionary of the Young Mems CbristIa5
Assoclaion rs eJ2ec ed to arrive IN the oity this
appropriate work. 1foH 'iis
hedeslres 10 meet the superIntenGents of d,vi
lions In the library THIS EVENING Al i
2'olock, AM The ASSOCIATION generally, aud other
iIlef ds y no are ooTdla ly inyI's in the Prayer
q lot, - '"' h'sooi-
O'Clock AsoN % IN
sAEBhTH, at II q. m, the MissIona-, will
pave divine Sc vice in the Hail of the ssociatIon
II mllltary companies CHARTERED in the CITY, I'd
DINERS who may be pl aeed attend,
htS& N he will preach to the men oonn,o,ed
Eltn Inc QnsTtermester's Department, In Union
Chapel on zjth street, near Pa asenue vhioh n. =
been kindly tad for shis purpose 0A A"'
,AtIH IN the evening he will attend the Union
street S"uieh on Va
Men bers Of the. Association are earnestly re-
os. 20 70 s1ens these meetings, and especially
Ii Nj n. MIIJER pr..,,
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MH HUI ckf +; RSfHS,
jas asw.s BSRMH eiHSe S BUckEY soo nss;,

MARsHAL's SALE.-In virtue of q vTrt of
hfl herl faciss, issued from the olerk's once q
e circuit court Of the District Of Columbia for the
County OF WashinEton, and TO me directed, 1
Court House door Of aid oou oty, on wEDNEso
"a the 6th day Of March 1852, a. 10 O'Clock o..
PENDANTS right, title, aim and Interest," IN and 10
ne south IS feet inches Of Lot No q. In Square
No. $s, fronting on 9th street vest, between ADD
streets north, in the CITY Of Washington, d. c.,
together with AL and singular the improvements
Bslf aso l S 1RSS5 Is the RfGPsr q
No 20 70 January term 1850, in favor Of John e
henoe!l. WARD III. LAMON,
10 10 q u. 3. Marshal ID. @.
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~NATIOEAL BASE BALL CLUB-Tbe
~ members are req uested to meet at the ofbos
Of McCutchen: o. ara Seventh street, he
Tween and r, on "WEDNESDAY EVENING,
narsh 5th, At clock. full attend. noe in oaI'
hcBaIly required. "a officers are to be elected And
other bHsiEess Of Importance viii come before the
meeting. JAMES MnH RS,yN viz
NH ISts pr.,d.n,
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nsslRSBE f Tm6sTo f4 s hSSSn 5Wsr
sALk-un MONDAY AFTERNuoN. March
!, A4 O'Clock, on the premises, We shail sell Lot
No y, IN square NO. t56, fronting Is feet on Sixth
street vest, between and II streets north, and
running back e5 feet 10 allry ether with the
impIovements. consisting Of q o-story bricf
dwelling house. with brick bakery attached.
Terms: One-f fourth cash; the remainder in siI,
twelve, and eighteen months. with interest.
secured by deed Of trust on the premises.
feT ID C. McGIJIRE A. On lr.,.
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B, BARNARD 4 BUcKkY, AuOtiOneer.,

BY bAhNAkaR .Y = sSck b Anoti0n'err'
trust from WIN. w. MoNeer, dated AprIl 81
le6l, and OF record, We Will offer at auction on the
premises, all that lot Of ground in 6eorgeIovn
known as the easternmost part Of lot number one
hundred and twenty (l2s.D in Bealls addition
20 GeoIgetovn, fronting feet Dunbarton street.
ana running back north, of the same width, 10
story frame house.
Terms Of raie; One-third of the purchase money
70 Be paid In cash and the residue 81 three Cd ua
inetaments. at three, slx and nine months. With
interest, to be secured.
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Behring's Dir uno mir teiue unebrs tertiten

Behring's Dir unb mir fetue llnebre bereiten
fam !"
SIN bielem Nu1enblif trnt Der Qafai elm
uno 6raNte ouf einem 9rdlenttrbrett eini9e
au61eluhte feline 0eridte uno cine Jla|de
8orDeaur uno Sbompaaner. Sean mar ni1t
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CORDIAL BEL DEM reihen b%padnoild}en Setter 81
1eben, unp Ia9te D6e, 0err Salpsr BON Net>
terfelp, Sbr &afee 1T pbea " +.
$50 BRING ibn beruuter, BuriAe, unD lt9'
mir bier etu Gpupert Sin !" laBte 9tpbert
,mein Better bier tbeiIt nit mir Iftue Ntatl=
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wa6r, Geter (? f. 1T inns beipen 0ebpIfen u.
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unp einem ptebernosn :appilhen 9dheu bin3u.
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Elm @OuOert auf; it bin 9epobnt, IN @cleq-
1taft Su lpeiIen," laete er 3u Scan. nnnp
nun bplen Sic pfn &affee uuo lailen sic inns
alletn !"
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~iberliltst ?" rtef 9iebert nit leinem cYnilAen
9a6en unO brpbte Sean nit Dem Singer, =
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uer 9tOle," tpanpte CT lih Damn an Nueclpb,
ais lie aletn paren. vQbtr MN LAT uns tildi@
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5artlt6e 9ante in GerleJenbeit 81 brtnaen ltno
Die lfOt3n @Uulinen iter mid err5tben 5u ls.
ben. llno Damn milien mir nod einise gtO-
ttjen iiber unlere inOiStOueleu Serbdltniie
aus3utauiAen, pomit mir uniere Gole better
lpieleu 3u fGnnen uuD nidt su ldueu ent(arpt
perpen. stllU auf gut Slid, Getter! rtef
CT unO lfieB nit ibm I'M purpurnsn fDlliGen
Netn an; ulab uns e0tn unO t%rtnfeu, 0snn
mad elmer suten rei6ltG befsuAteteu Wfabl<
3stt bat Der MienlA nod einmal 10 oiel 3upet<
iAt nno mutblpiui9en Wi5!"
H. g.s Gorlebang fol9t.)
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SBnfbtnatomcr 9lnseieen.
@5HN @rnft &Gfftcrs
MzeA1W Metropolitan 2aserbieraS raneret unp
gEafhinaton Stir 6arten,

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8pn CONNER SUI CONNER piro Der r6i9e @arten mebr Ser-
t~Caitdnbi9t unc erircut i4 elmer tmner erG6ern @unit ts
Yutlituns.
Ser bequtn 81. errei6eube Ytas, 6e i6otti8sn, fir fauiente
etn9ert4t,tea qau3en uo 3eltc; btr% serSnnlt3e Ian6 'Res'upn,
8eSelbabnen, Stiebltdnte, GurGanltalt nnb Stele anoere In
tcrbaltunae lptels; iOnie enc ouimer Jane S,bienuna nnb
Q ratrsibung rr feten @etrdute uno Soelen ber Saiou
weroen aud fir tielen Spmmer nWDt uerfehlen nrr BEN SUI
lpruh b8 EubiifumS Su trbolten. rrn
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pGitY @arten" eeranitaIteu wGlcn, Werren pOrtbet bate Be
~bin9ungtn pom SeItser 9cteat.
TFGS III binreitenb gorge eetraseu, bic teite SrtnuHo
ltrtS oulrett AT balteiI. sDrI IS ~
@unem t%reunbl.&eu 8eud fttt ehtae9en
SaG1s 4G@rnf 90effler.
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Oraaniihe ShpdAe

nu~pfrJn8Ith sebetlt ub Gle DDue RraFt @iebtF trseHeIL Diefes
%furcatbdrt 9etben, ptt6cs k1s 9sbeu eIenh unh bic ge unb gs6&~
lCnfraeu ibGft Inrn6eltb maGt, tf of. has Food Dsrer, be tbrtn
ethsnl9aftsn unbeirnntn fr6tnen. Snnss eeu.s Hns ~ Itt&t
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9pcr cber pd es lduenen, b15 Bic Kraft Der E~rlrusuns chr pSa
tenea perlpreu rirh, stt aG tttunIi6su eaaern trsetsn, ale sun
Denen. ete ta retfe fnb. MpssrhEEn uereen burA frrten O..
aus bic @crcanruss TerFseast eef&pa&i nne bic sBsafhea ms
getftgeH Grafte psrntbtet-
@ltern pns 9erret mtfen pt niAt Sta urfa5t br Er1nsseti IL
rr Sinner oper 8tgitnse. aUts oft f5fsibtn fs biz 2eibsn Gnt4-
rrr lria6ea Al, bic bur6 es GsrUtubslt astetnteu 2aHtrs ens-
lanten ina. aGLE
% 0fftce: &c.. Z S;b-BreDertdifraas
f!ebea Gbisten BON Bnltimpreltr. Sfltcfe @sits,
Die Stafen btnauf. 4
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trageritde Matchmaker, burttrtsbeus Sul S~eDiHeripft Gnaf falbet
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Eernen f4 reseImdbtg Ierate unb Iapsrn, ~anaesrseu sru De
Sahnilpn'S Ruf In Der BABE. aton u
N8. aIa ertefe nabfsn etnrn Rcs-5tazap s~utpsitst.
Gins 9ciIung in 2 Saeen SugefIGert,
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aSaf htuatpmer u nsetaen.
N~s1tlIlnanns' Mptrl

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So 456 Semi. So. Spii6en 8. nnb * Ctr.
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paB CT BON
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bic r%e9elnldBl9e &aEle 6'9ete ieines SOtSls u%rfgetDNeu unb
ftatt bcliet eite ppQitanpi8e
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eingeri9tet bat, Gics@ %pciiefarte nir6 ftets ba8 gefc, mas
bic SaGre85cit mn Ser Marftliefert, gu ben mSsfi6ft bilise1
@rei1en bietcn.
Ger @res fir i3imner nit ben bciten getten III Der
Stabt lit;
yer Gag so @ts.
per QGode s DpGarS.
per Wipnat 10 0plara.
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res %reiien6et 8utlitum8 9etrpffct tpprDeu itnb tprb bic
geSienun9 unS 9icinli6fcit bes 6auies ionic Der &eler
unb Die Slide gcipiB niGts ;u piini9ea iibriS laiien.
Suni23 IS. GuIImdnn, E~rprrietpr.
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Or. Gobnltun.

gfteltcS rec fSnIait6en GOleStant beT ~gDrnbarstf In 2unbra,
tSraeutrter etnes br erReE ncettintf6en 9rltetcn Der Der. Stat
ten, Der ben Gr6bten EbetI letrea oebtus tn ben 6pfpttdIern BON
Spnecn, Yarts. PHILADELPHIA, unk anb1ren 5tibtsn susebraht Bat
stnt9t Der munbetbdrher 9etLHngsn peaenbet sn feueu bte Ct
lHt5te ecr WteSt3tH rsib. Hnsabltst 9etbenhs, BITE an Sbrengan
len. Nerp6htdt nnb dubtrru Rranlbetten Iteten, fcIne 4. Q. aud
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fasE bet SersHsen RIttntsh&lsn \. { p. aSureeu AnGeubItdlt& 90,
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ocheime1t Rrdnfheitctt

aeu1a&t wey6en; ais 81 ino; 3cuaunssupf4 1t8tet. G6waae tn
sem 9ti&en nno cen Slieoern, Gm3iubnn9en Der Ntereu uno
gMIc, @aanenerate buno,n, o9Wd4e Der Neracn, @a9ni6Wd
d., YIaut9fct. " eoeraei9Lagcnbstt, SerltanOesl9pa9e, perl
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Die @bf unrID9Ii9 MAIDEN unb ~5nItstten SSrper ittb CHM get
ar ch --- &
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9unae M1nner,

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sSn ben fri1deD, tuit'ge1 g8alf!
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Skrei Die SUIT gum Simnltl l6alt!
Ger 0atf lift nun ipieber iur ods Vnblitnn seDhnt, nne
miro Der ainter,eid,nete eS i9 a~n9eIe9en 1etn IaHeu, nm ent
bele SaiIpn cen part gu einenl RGJsmetntH Gtebltn5S-Aus'
fu9eprt gu MAIDEN.
Su bent, tunltttel ibati9er Gi6en ~itebenten eeriunt9cr
san. soIsn ii enc mil aeIImafpoaen Decoralioner au89e-
itatsete 9ubne a~uge6aut, WelGe it Veretnen Deer Yrtpa9e-
itllhaft II sur 8enutun9 emffe6le.
3mei aus e5ei6nete Se9ebabner, Sdteefanb, S6auteln
II, I. 10. 1eEeu feruer Sur lluttrtaltlm8 Der Danel- nnS 3erren
beeit.
Ne6te gfsstn- unS 0edar-gS cine, mSaeseihnetes 9ttGaSl-
pbja Qosubrr, icwle ale anberen @ctrdnte in better Qualitdt
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gu baben; aa9 fur orbettubenee iuu9e 9eute fno Steneu
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.tr Grlhe. rrsIhe Gs SO perrsiratten Stdba@tesn, nat 60 pss.
Fhher Sdbndtr pber zines anbereu 5tnSSrutAes ktwRst Snb, ic5-
ten GnDsrJu8ltd Or Spbnfpu su Ratbx itebtn-
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tdHu tim ais etnern GbrcnmaEus, cbEs Iur@t H4 anpettrantH
nnh lngsrahttA af iesne drittae @eFatfltmttt yerIaFsa.