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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-11

ASSUMPTION OF woRK.-Durfne the present
week work has been commenced on the vings
Of the Capitol. Some go or 50 brickinyers, pain
ters and laborers being employed. besides large
aumber Of stonecutteu. They are paid out %
the unexpended balance Of the appropriate iiof
been Discontinued much damage has bseni dons
70 the material In the sheds by The breakina "a
Of The corners and edges Of the dressed stcaes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-11

CRYsrAL SPRINe.-A grand pic ME viii b
held at Crystal Spring tomorrow, June IL. Prof
aayes' cotilloa band II engaged for the occasion
The dancing will commence az . O'Clock, and
continue until late at night. Prof. Spies hal
charge Of the floor t'.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-11

No BEGeARs 1t 10 a noticeable fact that not a
bcggar Is now to be seen on our streets. The Sc
crst Of this we take IL. is, that the able bodied
TO ply their trade, are now consigned to the work
house fast as they reach here, and made to earn
their living.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-11

IL Is FACT, and the people should know II,
thatone dollar spent at the Dollar Store, (i3S
beautiful jewelry and silver plated ware than
three times that sum invested elsewhere. je2.lw*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-11

THs CRY AUIHoRIrlEs have cleared marke
space (opposite the Bank Of Washington Of the
crowd Of itinerant vendors Of various wares, who
were getting to be considerable Of a nuisance In
that locality.
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IxI HD 6AE.
u Z A / N z S S.

AMArRoss-Psrtal sIourosis trestsd on neu
principle, with decided success
OPHTHALMIA, or Inflammation OF the Eyes, 6Tsn-
lar LIds
Stoppase OF the Tear Passage, or WaterJ Eye,
Cataraots. Sp eokt and Films cfeotuallI Iemnye
STRABsMCs, or SdulDtinE, removed, and al ols-
easss OF the Eve requiring medical treatment or
surgical operations attended to. .
DEAFNESS. even Of the longest standing, durable
In the Ear entirely removed -,
CHRONIC DIsCHA Argus from the Ear IN qren or
adpIts pernA' entity eured on new slu elMptS pa.
Cbstructlons Of the faoisl orhce from thlckened
mucous D6mOraDs .,
Obstructions OF the Eustechesn tube At its facial
orlhcs from relaxed mucous memcrsne
Obstruction of the middle part OF the Eusta chsan
other diseases causing Deafness speedily removed
by DR. Won MOSCHZlSKER Ooulst and Aurist
AL Penn. avenue. (0pposlte WllIardsD
Testimonials of cures from high resources and
for references his card in the National lntell
Eencer. ie2 2v'
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received until
- the 18th day of June, for the purchase of What
Hides and Tallow the 6overnment may have IRON
time 70 time TO dispose Of at Washington, and
which are not already contracted for.
Bids must state the price per pound for green OF
.elted Hides and the price per pound for Rough
The contractor must be prepared to take away the
Bides and Tallov whenever the Government may
Bids direote1 to Major A. BECKWTTH G. s..
U; 8. A., Washington. ID. G and endorsed ProPo-
sails.
No bid will be entertained unless the bidder 10
Companies bid ding will state the name Of each
member of the firm, %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-11

AssLULIED.-Aboute eleven O'Clock on Monday
night, officers Borland and Reynolds, In going
round, heard the cry Of murder, and following
the direction Of the cry, found the corner o.
l. and Seventeenth street two contrabands. q man
and woman, the latter bleeding profusely from
wounds about her neck, and both Of them very
much scafred. They pointed the oftcers TO a man
running OF as the perpetrator Of the act aud they
pursued some distance In the Second Ward, but
be managed 10 elude them. They stated that the
man had volunteered 10 show them 10 the once
ef the Provost Marshal, 70 which they were
going. and al the above place he drew knife,
and without any provocation cut her several
times The officers had her wounds temporarily
dressed, and took them 10 the Provost Marshal6
Oh e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-11

BADLY IN WANT OF A PEw.-About Ten
O'Clock last night man named Cato Fertei,
slightly under the influence Of liquor, went Into
ST. Peters (Catholicl Church, on Capitol Hi,
and took a seat After be had been there some
minutes some one attached 10 the church want 20
him and invited him TO leave, he giving as an
did, but hardly had be cot outside Of the door
when be rctraced his steps, and was put out
second time. He then went 10 Father Knia hts
residence, next door 10 the church and rang the
DELL, but before be was answered Onicer Milsteed
sook him 70 the station, aud this morning Justice
Ferguson fined him q 81
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BALLS, PARTIES. &c.
no: roR TIE tENEBEc ASSEMBLY,

no. POR TIE tENEBEC ASSEMBLY,
H The frat Grand Pic Mo Of the KenAbeo a
Assemb!y OF Green sgTl"k Pavilion. Score
The committee pledge thems elves to spAretA3
neither pains or az penee make this the best Of
the season Poll e 10 attendance to preserve good
order. The Holy Hill Band hiss been eEEsgss for
the OCCASION q Mic 10 commences at O'clock.
Tickets 81 cent? admitting gentleman ard ladies.
u the weather should prove unfsvorsble The Pic
Mic Will he post poned Till further notice.
COMMITTEE of BrrdHgementS.-J8s Clements, A.
J: Blaok man. r. T. stockman. Fl. MsnnIux. J. T.
shaw, n. Jarboe, w, B, Sebastian. lie 9 St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-11

DEATHS OF SoLpIERs.-The following dealt.
aave occurred since our Last report
q. w. Derby, company l., 9th N. Y. cavalry
A +. McFaflin, company l., LIST Ohio. -
A. Leaning, company X, 70 New Yofk.
III. Gernsey, company ], 10Th New Ye<k.
N"mas Richardson, company i, loeth Pennsi /
vanis.
a.. atives Of deceased soldiers can be furnishe1
With all the Information they desire IN relation
the burial place OF their friends, &c. by call.
20 % p. lands, Government undertake., "a
y street north. e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-11

FoRD's Administering the innumerable
novelties Of the day, the new play Of the " Three
season. Whether for singing or dancing, music
or minstrelsy, jokes, conundrums, or quaint say.
ings in scenes Of every day life ps the climax
Of everything yet offered. II right hearty laugh
the one thing certain 70 do Il. A new minstrel
scene this evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-11

be at bis Office, 426 Pennsylvania avenue on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, June 9th,
10th and lltb, when those troubled with corns,
bunions, diseased nails, &c, can avail them
selves Of the opportunity of getting rid Of their
troublesome customers without pain. The Doc
tor leaves for Saratoga on the following Thurs
day. je7-it
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&OS REWhRD-For the apprehension and de-
yEO livery to me, at the village OF Bla -
densourS. Prince SeorIe's county, Md, of e6{
property Of II II. Warning. deceased, Of the
county and state aforesaid. Albert 10 veryL-
when spoken to- and about feet 10 or Vi inches m
hight. he 1. well known In washington, and il
NO aouot lurking In That place its vicinity wi
give the above reward no matter where taken,
DIONYSIUS SHERIFF.,
EXT of n, II, Warning.
zette coy until forbid and charge the advertiser
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY. Last night John
smith was arrested by the Fourth w ard patrol,
for assault and battery on Mary Nc Oermott, ser
wait In the New York Hotel, on G street, between
Four-and n half and Sixth. The compIainant's
testimony tended to prove that the assault was
with Interior vile intent. She was badly
bruised In the face. This morning, when taken
from The cell of the Fourth Ward station for trial.
smith attempte TO break away from the oticen
and escape; but was secured after brief struggle
and was committed to jail for court, by Justice
Walter
WIPE BkAIIss.-Justice Clayton issued q war
rant against John Martin, yesterday, charging
lin with disorderly conduct In assaulting his
wife; and Ofacer Crown and City Constable
O'Conner went TO arrest him az his house on Mas
seehusetts avenue, near Fourth street. He met
them and resisted them After considerable
trouble they got him 20 the once, where he be-
hayed In q very disorderly manner. Justice Clay.
ton aaed him IS and costs, and sent him 70 jail
Tor - hours for contempt 1875
' CESTRAL GUIRDHOUsE CasBs-Befors JEsrfes
1AomPsOH Flames stewart, drunk; nned 81 s.
An Piekrts, carrying q concealed weapon See
edriy for bearing. r. b. Fritnin, John Drum,
I'm Halgher, George Acton, John Bennett, A B.
= irk, william Acton, Francis Baxter and VIM.
nllituY.
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susFEspEp.-Sergeant r. NJ. Downer, Of tn.
Fith Precinct, last night at IL O'Clock suspended
Patrolman James A. Conner for violating the
seventh section Of the rules governing the police
force, which prohibits any officer while wearing
any insignia Of his once whatever from drink
Ing any spirituous liquor or becoming intoxi
Gated while on duty. Corners hat and badge
were taken from him and sent to the guardho
Charges will be preferred.
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A FEMALE RoBBER.-Last night a woman,
named Mary keenan,, got into the messengers
rooms, In the basement Of the City Hall, throug b
a,window, and stole shawl, the property Of sfr
II. Klelber. she got out and was fairly on her
way to escape with the article, when abe was
oyertaken by q patrolman and carried TO the
Fourth Ward Station. She was sent 10 Jail for
court, by Justice Walter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-11

The Music FoR To- DAY.-The Marine Band
under Prof. Scala, perform this afternoon at the
Capitol. The following Is the programme for
the occasion Hail Columbia; Quickstep, Pari-
SIM; Mazurka, overture; TezZetto, Belisario;
0eorgetta, waltz; Grand Medly; ii Po1iuto. polka
The balance Of the prog ramme will consist OF
popular airs.
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs-Bsfors JKstie
WaltO.-Mary Keenan,, larceny Of shawl; jail fo
court Patrick Daily, abusing his family; fined
sass. George Rawlings, drunk and disorderly
do. 81. Thos. Burns, do; do. s1.71. jeremiah
Carter, do; do 81 Jacob Kayler, drunk; dis
missed. Thos. e. Broderick, drunk and disor
derby; fined % 81. Michael Donohue and j. w
5ewrll, drunk; do. 81 each John Smith, assault
and battery; jail for court James Fullerton sus
picious character; dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-11

SS REWARD -Sirayed or stolen, on the 6th
pC instant, q medium sized red and ~rkvvs2
White mixed COW short legs; white
Dsok; oIumped horns; age supp Used 10 be-
or yeare dark pots on head bet cen hoT ms from
tar. The above reward will be given If returned 10
co. ner Of High and Prospect streets, Georgetown,
lie cost ]. HENRY WILSON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-11

PINEY PoINT .-Our fellow-citi1en, T. VI
Harvey, having purchased Piney Point, Is having
II prepared TO be opened on the LIST July proximo
for the reception Of guests. He 10 reconstructing
ia wharf, adding extensively to Its cottages and
other accommodations, and also preparing to
make 10 his main fish, oyster, and crab depot,
from whence he expects 10 draw his supplies for
his large trade here in those articles. Marshall
Is TO keep II this season, and everything 10 to be
provided likely to make II, as twenty five years
ago, the favorite summer resort for families from
this city and neighborhood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-11

VOLUNTEERS, ATTENTION For the derange-
ment Of the system incidental to the change Of
diet, wounds, eruptions and exposures, which
every volunteer Is liable to, there are remedies
30 safe, convenient, and reliable az HollOway's
Pills and Ointment, rs cents per box. 200
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-11

From Richard Smith, Esq Cashier Bank OF
Metropolis.
From the satisfaction given In a case Of Deaf.
ness, In which mad caese to feel the utmost in
terest, and the happy result Of DR.. r. A MOsch-
zlsker's operations deem II an act Of justice to
permit him to place my name on his list Of rec.
concentrations as a skllful Auris,, for the benefit
Of those who may require his services.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-11

DAN AWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER
IL near BlsdensburE, two NEGRO BOYS, A0
on Monday last Henry Becket, S FRET inch. al
es; copper color; low forehesd and STAN "A
mers; he hsd his thigh brokel and limps a ~
llt O. area is years Lloyd. fee' or s ioch- ~.
es high; black, with several scars about the lace
oooasioned by burns; thick lips and grum oounte-
nance. and speaks quick; very large head and
spoIt hair; WI give S2es for Henry and SIS for
Lloyd and either case they must be BROUGHT home
before receiving the above reward.
Je7 FIELDER MA6RUDER,
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cox REWARD-For the apprehension and
9 SC delivery TO me, Ut the village of -
Bissd e 81. Prnoe GeorEe's County, Md, 9X
property Of H. Ii. Warning, deceased, Of The
County and state Aforesaid. Charles Is vsrJ IL.
spoken TO; and sbont 1--WE fest SEVEN inches IN
height. he is well known IN Washington and ia
NO douot lurking In that D. ACE or Its vIcInIty.
Will give the above reward no matter where tsEen
DlONlSIUS SHERIFF.,
Je 2-lmN Expr of H. n Warning,
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The ATTRACTIVE ENTERTAINMENT sfforded by
the Ladies' Festival of the Western Presbyterian
Church, at Franklin Hall, corner OF Ninth and ID
streets, will be continued during the evenings Of
the present week. All seeking innocent and agree
able recreation should visit this popular resort Sta
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&ribmt Der SDbabtllna.

Die na6fUIssnpsn Ssf6Iabs, anssnOnImtn
buF6 bic NheIitRsr Der GUmpasnte ,,S' bes
47Rsn Rfsimsnts grnniPISanii6sr SrsiptlIssn,
1u BEAUFORT. Sip'G arUlina, fiRP pns fiir PubIEs
faticn sIu0stSRpiSt UUrOenE
Stntemale es fer QGsusiatFtt 0cttes ge.
fallen bai. unIsrn tsBtbsrissn SkIssIisbten 9ltts
Sotpat, Srn. DttItam GlIts, aus unGerer
Dlitte ju nstmsn tlnO pGbunp mir uns init be.
mdtbsr untsrwaifltsit pom Stm, wsIdsr auss
lsnttt. bsussn, fablsn pIr 60 tU6 ais uRlerr
pHi6t, sinsn osbtrigen 9ritut tr So6a6tune
gu isnsm snNsRtsn ~ sessn. Dattr fst ss
Gr16tUbsn-Tab burh isinsn IVe 0lr
Elm Wsrttss unp sitlselsbtss 9litsliee unGersr
Spmpaenie snlorsn babGn.
| StfGGobsn-Cae mfr 6tFrburtb itInsr Be.
trabtsn 0atttn unb fetnsR isbsn 8lnpeTa unIsr
unssteuGtttrs WttssFabI bartrInssn tnpsm Rs
sntn wottbdttam unp sdrtli&sn Gattrn unh
Batter ssrtOrsn batsn-bthm patrirtilde @sfdbIr
fir Idn 9atsrldnp, ion Bal alm bic ibR faRntsn
In unbssrSnste DHtbi6dsans tra6tsn
BtfGIUBsn-Dab bic Srrtrsrttnbs Gin.
trituns unb Stf6ldbs tur6 pie COMMITTEE untsr.
,siGnst une Elm grpts eapCn Der Gattin bee gtre.
wiatsn ltrrtidtt iperbsn fol-.
Be Ben-Dae G6sE 9Frhdnbiunasn
in BEN etltntaunr 3stunsm tsFannt ssma6I
psrbn lO(lsn,
Charles 9mrs, GsipIs Drud'nmtlIr,
gBtatam RattInr NhOIOus W'RESsT,
GeMmitttG
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Sseueffcs 0D1m RrtcasSebaupIat,e.

Selt Den leettn Ga9cn fino Uiete Sc.
ribte tiber mIitdriibe Grei9niie unc
Sere9unaen Der Qrmee in 8iroinien bel
uns nerbreitet woroen-eini9e maren un.
9untfI0, pieoer onoere 9dntti9. Sine
Ut 8elpiB, oab felt ben leetrn podr So9en
bluti0e S6la6ten fatt 9efunoen ba6en,
!ropon un6 aber Ole aenaue poer 3uverldf r
lt9e @injelnbeiten feblen.
Soeben fommt uns Die 0ta6ribt su, baf
99n. Si9el am %. biefeS bel &eQps Sorc
in SIr9inien Don elmer ftarfen Matt Res
belen an9e9rifTen lporben fei. geab els
mem beiBen 8efe6te iAlu9 Sen. Si9el
oen Seino Surlf, motbte 1000 @efan9e.
ne uno 400 bIeben foot ouf Dem 8eloe lie
oen. g8eitere Ginjelnbriten uno nenoue
Seritbtr bjertIter pcrpeR mir lpabricin
Iib in unierer n0biten Qus8abe tiefern.
8ri0opiers s8enerol 8cblen ucn pbita.
oelpbia 1T in Dem 3reEen bel GeltyS Sore
9efallen; ct muroe burb ben e opf oe;
Itpoifen uno par ou9enbIidlitb toot.
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Gotat
Nnmmth mnrfcf1nlls.

@iiIiom MitImaro, Gio., Der
MarIhalI ce8 6fli6rn 3ifrirt8 bon
pFnniplponien, bat na6itebenoe Scrrep
ais lctne 8ebdIfen ober beputirte Wor.
IbalIs fir Die uerfbieoenen Gounties ans
9eltellt, I'm bic 2tuffibt tiber Die Ginrol
llrHn9 Der mili3fdbioen 8draer su ba,
ben, uno fclbe anrere pfitten ju erfat,
len Die ftb einiteIIen m6oen, mGmlicb:
NOamS--9ctn gifuIns, ocn 0rttvsbura.
Sufs--Saecb 5Uffman, Rearina,
8uds-A 9 Gapwaaaesr, SarSleSpQe,
|GmtCn--0snsraI Nm. etlty. @autb Gtuns.
|Gbsfsr sEiIItam G Barber, @ea& belr,
&umteIanp-R . NeGlurs, S&ippmstura,
Daupbin 81 . 0stsIsr, 5arrsturg,
5O'Iaware--SClbua . Gsre, Gtrier.
5tanfin--OiQam q 8ssO, Gtamtrstura,
s'panCn- Scispb S6arB 9tbanpn,
.sNa--6tarlss Rrd, @llrntUwn,
nHCnr0s--SObu VI StCtts. GtrUutstura,
'0htscmsrp-DanisI . Sitner, GpnIfc6pden
soFsampton-Y 8 GtImtsrser, Galicn.
Fnu9lhu- StIltam u 8tsIb, gCd 6assn,
Sag0s~Samusl 1mmid, 5plmtepaIt,
'''-"!ert Shmsiisr, gott.
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asr llnion.sies in 17orc.GarSlina.

Die Rodribt BON Dem Siege Der ltni.
on6frcunoen bel Der Stoot5wQbt in gtprr
Carolina, Die porleBtc @ocbe rafdbff ob.
9ebatttn tpNrpP, if cine Der crfreuIit(tcn
un0 teoeutun0Supititen netd}e mir felt
LANCER Belt erbolten boten. unb trobt ber
rebnet, Die Ooffnun0en ieoes Srqunbc6
uniere5 licten 8aterlonee6 nru unb mu.
tbi9 ju beIeten. Gs 1T Elm iiberer 50.
oe6itreib Der Rebellen in Carolina, une
man bat Spffnun9, eaB ebc lang per0ebt,
dnoere Sta0ten Dem eclen 8eifpiete oes
6annenpoto Staotts nabIpuren weroen,
ole ieet nod BON Serr6tbers 06noen TN,
tericdDt finc. gtoro: :GorcIna 1T frdber
itet8 weoen feiner treuen, bineebenben
lnbdn9Ii6feit an bic Union ou6oe3eibs
net 9eweicn uno erit olS elmer Der auer.
leBten tonnte eoBelbe pom Strcme Der
infamen 8etellion fort0criiTeu meroen.
Seine llmfebr 3ur llnion 1T Elm groBer
uno eauernber Sie8, ccr mob nm 70 pib.
tiger perben miro, lrenn unfere lpitenoen
Staat6n6nner Die Mrtipc pieIer ltmfebr
8enou crforiben bsnn e6 1T su erlpars
ten, oaB dnoCre iegt nob rebeliIb Ibe Staas
ten oem freupi9en 8eiipiele oes noblen
Noro Garclin06 fcfort fol9en nerben.
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NeCDr6er@ @Gdn6i6dt.

IN rie frsisu unb unathar9tsru Grpabtsv pta q.
ba Gaunfp
Gftunbe eunb Wttbar8Frt-Sf
erareifs eIfle @t!esenbeit meinsn Srsunbn unr
NhbdTasrp msIusn unasteu6slteH uRb ter3IiGsn
Dant. fit ttre frdtGe untsrGItuns unb GrpGt
lung, IN edS 8scprper Nmt pon Qt&a Gaunte,
atJufattsn unp made ausIsi6 ttsrparh tsfannt.
pas I'D absrmnIs euTA pisIe BrTuhes FsWpsen
prresn Fin, aIs
Treitpilliger lImtOnsG Gn6ibat.
fiir Oas bsiasts 9tscprbsr gmt, tsi bsr ndGasn
Setcbsro Bat!, tsrrprIutrsttsn. Sp(Its Id bat
Gliid tatsn nVGmaIS rrwdtIt ~ psreer 70 &C.
be Id f6rR tIr bic aufriGttse ger66erurs. buf
Id bic Dem amts pblessnps Qfjftn tpispsr aui
cine getrfuR gHp unpartbsiifGe 0eIle aueitSr
WE'RE. JefePb Sa8r.
aqentaun. auaut 27. nQbgl
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SOnntQoS16ul@ l@SSeter.

GaRitdgS hsn 6ten Ssptember Gcl In Der 9lI,
be esS 9lhhaules BON SPrm DanisT Srctf tr
Qpun daunlhip. 9eGa Gauntp. cine SUrnsda8.
9GuIfFirr Rahfnhfn. Die snGtiebensn sOnn.
taaSfhulm, psIGs bdran Gnlbel nsbmen no Zen,
psrbsn fi6 ale I'M bnlb lltr bee Ncresns. an
esm Shultaufs. nabs bel Sfilet'S 9rrttrd, rets
fdmmeln. une tdnn mtteinanper In lfSner Orb
nuna na& rsm nabe aelsaNnrn Baib su arbsn,
NO FER Gag aaf cine 6riaIi4s sEsils 3uasbrutt
Usrren fUq.
Wrtrs pretiasr Efghsn asDermirtlg Iein unb
Hsben baitsn. Die SadipnSue Srnbbanpe wrb
aud tewcbnsn unb. UNI bas Stf eur4 1Gbue
Tulf ju VGterrlI6en.
Die Gltsrr unb 5rrunbe brr 8tnbsr fowIs ale
Grrunos Der reit8iSlen SaSenptiIUuns Fnp stnss'
(aesn beiUurpctnen.
&CGts bas g8sttsr am SamRaDs ur8lrhID
istn, bann pirb bns Sch GOnninss aefstsrt rper.
ben, unO wsnn bds g4'ttsr ON Spnnta0 aud nlfI
anasnstm III. Gann @cntass.
gplgsnes g6uIsn perben eescnwHrtts IeEn
&tRlsrs 3bal SOnntnssI&uIs untsr Der esunl
psn Scnas 3. RiifIn.
SadIt npile untsr DO ron Gam SarmVnS
| 2pnn @Grt TO DaS!b 8Oltpslsr,
Gtsnsssr RIr6e bo GrteprI6 GGmIpt,
| GtftntSisle DO Nir. Softer,
Union DO SlCCt Gitinaer,
qSnnVIlle 10 6barte5 Debrtnssr,
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ten @eiBen ouf 500 anfhlaQen.
Die @iullflrten Sneianer baten ibre
plloen Stamm9encfen an 8roufamfeit
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unter oleIelben 3u 9eben. inopm er auf
lelne 8ef1nntfbaft nit Den Snoianern
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pcbner ollie ermoroet, eini9e 9eiben laeen
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Die Sabre89eloer au6juJablen.
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oerfcn uno @leneon ab9ebrannt Woroen
lino uno oaB Die 9Se9e in allen Ridtuns
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