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A WEEKLY EDITION

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The New York herald., 1862-08-26

r HOBART, hUCTIONEER.-BY s. a J. BOCART
Os Wednesday August ~ at 10 O'Clock, the premises
No SIT Egh avenue ny virtue OF chsttc mortgage ole
Eiaro Iaic, nnsecn Tab ea one hundr rs tyenty
Fpei vinso c.s Mirror Bar Counter and riytnrts lps
ktsar lglort 8sss Casr e1vei alio lease Of Prenss
Ey ogasrsof A,ssGsy 20. mcr;Bs.ee.
The New York herald., 1862-08-26

-Canadian tour also heavy and about &C. per bb
cheaper while the sales embraced about 700 bbs at
Qpoations. Southern -four heavy and dull at our
1gares, while the sales embraced SEQ bsls Rye -four
unchanged while sales were confined to about a2o
ADb. Corr rncsi and the market was fr,ne
and closed he above prices, with sales Of 200 bss
Whea. was heavy and less active, owing in rsxt
% che further advance in fre.ghts, and fel
On lea DC. per bushel. The gales footed up
shout sS ooo bushels. at 81 "a II IS for cao.ce
white Michigan 81 SO for amber Western, Michigan and
Ecatueky, 81 80 81 80 for red WESTERN 81 22asl 2i
.ad 0 sTcs ' for Chicago o spring Corn was heavy and
saah,r lower, but active. The principal sales were
prime old and new mixed were scarce and firm. The
saha for the day footed up I25 oeobushce At 4sc Soc
- ~lntsr and 54c CSC for Eastern shipment and At
Western mixed reported at s11sc. Rye wa scarce and
eietatons were nominal. Barley was quiet and
Ssan was exhibited, tho quality Of which was
saA 20 be good. Oats Grm and in good dernand;
and OF state at 6oc sales embraced 20 ,oOo bushels
CourE-The market was staxdy, while Gales were
Corog--fhc market Was hrmer and higher while there
good spinning dema with sales OF about 700 bales,
sg sum On sns Das sc 70, m,'ag ,nnga npanas ~
engagements TO ver ool .bcut "a 900 bushels wheat
vsre engaged, in ships bass ati4hd and 600 bb!s
Dou Is. butter and at AIS. I'd To Lon.
aon fcoO bushels wheat Al Id IN bulk To Glasgow
30 boxes cheese at Cos I.o vessels Tor Dublin were
smother for Bristol at 14Izd
HAy-grims old North river was frm, with sales for
ship ing at roc a 75c., and Soc for city nse.
HorAssEs-Ths market was steady and quiet a small
Dale OF New Orleans made at 49c.
NAVAL Sr we're quiet and quotations for most Go
ucriptlons nominal.
PRovIsI oSspoyk legs buoyant and active; sales
embraced about 500 bbs at f3 SIP for NESS and
30 for prime. geef ste-dy and prices
were unchanged; sales embraced $50 bb,s at
ei3 rs sl4 for pain mess, and at fl4 rs
eI5 12ks for do. Cut meats were scarce
ami hrner. Sales OF 200 packages made at sAc.
sr coutisy shoulders and at O4c. a6iac. FOR hams.
Lari IN fair demand and prices frm with sales
sf N0b . at ec. 9sc Butter steady al 17c. 2)c.
f3 air rne state, aad at I2c ISc. for Ohio Cheese
was sie dy md prices unchanged
RIO. "A sale Uf SEQ bags Raugoon Slado al PIT.
SUoARs-Tho market quiet ard prices were dull,
Enough wilhout quotable change. The. sales
fined about 125 bhds incuded in which 100 New
Orleans at &C. the remainder consisted Of cgbas at
Changed prices
WalsgzEY.--ie market was quiet ami lrEa -rlar, and
elcsed a. 2ic. sc. bid fur STATE and Western, while
&c. q 3l jsc.l.1s asked.
The New York herald., 1862-08-26
YIlHE NEW ELinTRA.

The rerparkable of consumption and analogous
chronic diseases daily performed by Tho New York Electrical
Institute cicting the highest enconums trss d
the sccnthc Cases hitherto Pronounced are ca
estouishingiy benefited In two threc ~ fw
minutes each In lncpsnt Primary. Secondary. Testiary
and Quotdan Phthiss the most astonAhng changes
serrabc In the immediate OF night sWcata tha
abatement o fever The restoration of ecna and thc s.or
Of day. husky, or hacking cough Our Electrical RENE
DIES 70 OF the country Terms Moderate send
for Circular New YORK Electrical Institute 5 and bSs
Broadway. N. ". - -
sENI ANNUAL REPORT OF THE NEW YORK rIEc
TKiCAL lNsTIIUTE, TO JULY /, isal
Nnmter o. Pailcnia Ke.lslerel. bl1O
The New York herald., 1862-08-26

CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AMEs-Thc market quiet and sales limited, al So
Six 50 s7A tor pots and at 81 for pearls.
BREAD -Four--The market was heavy and coln'
mon and medium grades were about &C. per bbl iewcs
while good to prmeextra grades were unchanged The
oted up about 600 bbls closing within the following
The New York herald., 1862-08-26

BOOKS AND SHOES,
ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 30 Al IL O'CLOCK.
$50 cases Boots aud Shoes comprising aesrtpc as
goods of latest received direct from
Eastern anna city manufacturers, conssting OF
- cases Men s, Boys and Youths kjp, Grain, Wax and
BuG Boots.
Mems Boys spd Youths 3rogans. Oxford 1yes
and Congress Boots.
Woncn,s and Misses Kid Goat, Calf and Last
ing Boots, BuslinS Slippers &c.
This sale will be- found well WORTHY the attention OF city
and country buyers. WM TOPPING Il CO.,
AucfionecT,
The New York herald., 1862-08-26
BRAHAM vANDERPOOL. AUcTIoNEER
IA $l2 900 worth Of magnificent Household Furniture,
uucnr Pa ntfusa andRt

Panoiorte Paintngs and s'ataary.
Articles Of public auction, this Cay Tuesday,
August 26 at the elegant residence. lis West Twentyihrd
street. Sixth Sale comm ncing NJ l0H
O'Clock precisely Catalogues be had at the oflc or
house the the morning OF the SALE Car
pets wood panofor.e rosewood and black
walnut Suits in Drccatel; Genre Table EassTes
Bookcase Pier Mantel Mirrors Lace Curtains superb
lection OF OH Paintings, eminent ars bronze aud Mar
bic sa:uary. Bedrooms-Rosewood and black walnut Bu
reaus Bedstes Wash Conmodes WardroDes, Sofas
Chairs Lounges Hair and Spr Mattresses Blankets and
CounerPanes Dining Roons-Oak Buffet Extension Table,
Arm Chairs China Disner Sets; Crystal Cut AMI En.rrve
Glassware; Silver War; Table Cutlery, Llnsn, Se Al,9
call the particular attention OF his friends and the public to
this sale the catalogue somising the iche assortment or
Household Furniture, &C. offered al auction this season.
The Furniture all made TO order less than mon h
and Is Of the best description Sale positive wfad'
rerar To Npal
The New York herald., 1862-08-26
1 RARE oPpoRrUNIrY FOX CAPITALISTS or PkR-

OR A GRAIN AND FRUIT FARM OF y
res, Including Stock, Crops Furniture and
location and good water, So mics ON Long
circular at SO Broadway, n. ~. in the hal
JAMES ELAGLER.
The New York herald., 1862-08-26
.lFrIcE ov WE ERlE RA,LRoAp coWpANY.

c1s1E n00 TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE,
plIc.VUv IN large aud small sums in The cities Of
Apply 10 y JAMES GAGE lawyers olce, 3s5 Broadway,
hiTd noor, -,
The New York herald., 1862-08-26
VAsoHEs, JE wELRY, &c.

YNIAMONDs, Old GOLD AND SILVER WANTED =
IL LOUIS ANiifCu, T23 Broadway, under New York Ho.
k cdefs @ pay 'e hass, sash r.ce ios Dismonds old
Facega 10 per mole for them than other plate;
M r. .J nony ~aog bcirg svnpslej 10 Jake AIRY other
Esis IN eieAause, ,23 broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-08-26

remarkable fact connected with the sbove statement s
that among the large number OF patients t faa
tue there has not been single Of death aefe te
patient has grown worse Can hl tafal
lciett We ndnOcr sucn4 our Lalienls s7ut iI
disirguvhcr nen aud women of this eouny aiss
her flgn. daerent paris ot Eutoye and soull fri.f
Itnf. V WALTEN SCOfI N, D..f e.sf4nt
ltof lkrD N&YEks AZ ~. ieHa.ii wv
prcf. JAMES y PUkIPs, NJ, ID N'sfHte"~s'
The New York herald., 1862-08-26
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

llROOKLyN THIRD WARD AyTENTION-A MEET.
~ Ing OF the residents Of the Third ward Brookyn win
De ned ~ sne Han Oh tac roy schnic Institute Livingston
O'Clock for the purpose Q. adong such be
psronea TO the ward X voluntary enlistment Every
ing: q: J.. Smith, 3. .. silman, J. stndwef L. w.
Fiske, L. 3. Wyaan; O; J. Lorrey. II. r. worthnqon,
Farley j A. Roma Roaman samIe Scan, Scan, u froh,rgham.
George ". White Phip Brssher W. H. Arthur sud Isaac
Van Ander.
The New York herald., 1862-08-26

4 ioNriDENgTAb NED
" No. iSi blee ser stu
New YORK. Read his ~
Sent free every rywherc ON r
staMps.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-31

The Sbelbyville Nc,es, gives the following
abstract Of the Speech Of EDMUND COOPER,
Esq, ofthat place,a the Murireesboro' Meet-
ing:
Leaving the past to take care of itself ar
raging no man, or set Of men, before the bar
Of public opinion for differences of sentiment,
az to what was best to be done twelve
months ago be called the attention of the
people to the actual present, and asked
what is our duty nOwH He argued that our
peace, happiness and safety necessarily de-
pended upon our being members Of some
! Government that wecould not be loyal to
two antagonistic Governments we must serve
only one. Which shall we claim our citizen
ship underl lie denied that the ordinance Of
secession aud the Publications of that ordi-
nance by the people eXpatriated ne. He de-
MED that there were two Governments. He
insisted that there was but one Government,
and that was the United States Government
| He urged, however, that if the sO-called Con:
federate States was a Government, yet the
| important question presented was, has that
| Government the power to protect us from
| the consequences of the crime of treason to
the Government of the United States, which
we had commtted2 Has it the power 20
punish those Of the citizens of Middle Tenn
essee that acknowledge their allegiance TO
| the Government OF the United Statesl The
| power of the United States Government its
ability to protect and to punish was 80 in
initely beyond the alleged capacity of the
Confederat States that he could not under
stand how the people who had any interest
In their own welfares and that of their fam
| lilies and friends could fora moment doubt
as TO the proper course to pursue. That they
should cheerfully and speedily come back to
the Government, accept the pardon for past
offences proffered and again claim its pro
| lection.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-31
THE CAPTUREOF SEWALL'S
POINT BATTERIES !
Colonies COrcOran and Wilcox
to be Exchanged.
WASHINGTON, May 80.

WASHINGTON, May 80.
The Steam Frigate Minnesota is aground
off Sewall's Point.
The Rebel Notifications on Elizabeth riv-
er and Navy Yard have been taken posses.
sion of by the Federal feet.
Assistant Secretary of War ScoTr has
resigned.
The Costa Rican Government offers land
to settlers.
Colonies Corcoran and Wilcox are to be
exchanged.
Privateersman Hanson is Disguised with
the Rebel authorities, and offers to take
the oath of allegiance.
Deserters report strong undercurrent
of Union feeling, and great scarcity of
food.
letter from en- old resident of New
Orleans says, that the South must be held
by military occupancy for years, to ensure
anything like business or personal safety.
The population must be changed by North
ern infusion, and slavery abolished.
The old pirates and buccaneers have only
been driven ashore from the Gulf by steam
power, for the sea they have vastly multi.
piled in numbers, and increased in villiany
by the change.
Corinth is evacuated, and the National flag
now waves over it. Federal troops are in poss-
ession. &
Our cavalry went forty miles South Of
Corinth and burned bridge.
Rebels divided, going East, West and
South. They destroyed a depot, few bales
Of cotton, church and meant to destroy the
whole village, but the citizens saved Fifty
houses. The rebels also broke open stores,
and burned the contents.
Popes parrots guns yesterday endladed
their camps, killing eighty men and ono
hun drcd horses and destroying one locomo-
tive and killing the engineer.
Rebel works very strong. Military men
says the destruction of bridges South leave
the Confederate forces in uncomfortable
proximity o our shells, and the possible sue.
cess Of our Mississippi feet we're the cause
Of evacuation. Beauregard last night told
the citizens he intended to eyaeuate and
throw himself on both TANKS Of the Fedsrals'
Pope's Cavalry Gisperaed the Rebels eight
miles South Of Corinb, while In the act Of
burning a bridge, capturing forty prisoners.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-31
SATURDAY NAY 81 81 1862 1869.


The rebels on our streets look fear
fully chop fallen and talklike fellows who
were about to leave this vale of sorrow.
Gentlemen, be calm and cool. Make up
your minds to repent and that speedily.
I'VE will not accommodate you much
longer. Repentance will be good deal
more pleasant than trip to Terra del
Fuego, Or the sunny shores of Greenland.
Tennessee will not endure rebels much
longer, depend upon it.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-31

rebel cause and come home to renew their
patriotism and allegiance.
Let Gov. johnson 60 to work then at
once on one or the other plan, collect to.
gether the nolsy, obstinate seeessionists ct
foe service in The army, or in the hospitals,
place them in charge Of a competent officer,
and send them on The way to their land Of
promise. where King Cotton now Ellis the
air with bis smoking breath and his little
minions, Sugar and Tobacco, infect the tri-
butaries Of the great deep. Loyal men will
bail the grand exodus, 10 magnificent style
with banners flying and music thrill ling the
hearts Of all beholders.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-31
ARnnnnot or NTusic.

The excellent Military Band stationed
at the Academy, favored us with a very
delightful serenade on Thursday evening
They played number of National and
other airs in admirable style. Unluckily
the editor was absent at the time when
this feast of sweet and mellow minstrel
sy was served up, but on behalf of those
who did enjoy it he returns his sincere
thanks. A number of our loyal citizens
were favored in like manner. Try it of
ten gentlemen for
"Whon dojeful damps the mind oppress
Then music with her silver sound
with speedy help doth lend redress"
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-31

Our correspondent, whose article con-
tains many valuable thoughts, advises
that Gov. Johnson exchange our grape
vine" rebels, who make mischiefat home,
rfor those Tennesseeans who are in the
rebel army and desire to renounce their
wicked cause. The trade would be a
good one. We hope that every rebel who
is caught after this in disseminating ly-
ing reports designed TO brighten timid
Union men, and who are giving infOrma-
ton to the enemy, will be seized forth
with, and disposed of summarily.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-31

Last night there was another fine
house at the Theatre, on the second per-
Torrance of Beauty and the Beast; the
music was all that could be desired,
and the dresses very fine, Mrs. BER-
EARD's especially. This lady is one Of
the most charming vocalists upon the
stage. Pierce as Aldgate Pump, was
very fair, while Everett as John Quill,
kept the house in a roar. We noticed a
number of ladies in the audience, and
trust that we shall soon see the dress
circle filled with the fair sex.
This evening the great Shakspearean
tragedy of Richard III, cast to the full
strength of the company. Mr.. 0. Ham
iltOn, who is equally at home in tragedy
and comedy, will appear as Richard 4;
Richmond by Mr.. Weaver, and from his
previous efforts we are sure Richmond
couldn't be in better hands. Mrs. Ber-
nard as Lady Anne, Miss Moore as
Queen Elizabeth, Miss Seaman as Du-
chess of York. Between pieces, Miss
Constantine will favor the audience
with a dance. This certainly should
Gil the house.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-31
SECOND Tennes.ee Reglment.

We see J. T. e. MCLEAN, of the West
ern Military Institute, and a native of
this State, has been appointed by Gov
ernor JOHNSON to organize the Second
Tennessee Regiment, We understand
the work is already progressing finely.
Fall inl Fall I'M
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-31

Chaplain JAMES II. BmsTow, of the
Louisville Legion, Eiith Kentucky regi-
ment, has reached this city, and having
heard reports that the soldiers had suf-
fered much from sickness, and that many
had died, which caused much distress to
their friends, desires such rumors 10 be
emphatioally contra dicted. He says the
health Of the Legion and of the whole
army before Corinth was never better
and the troops are all anxious to pay
their respects TO BEAUREGARD, and teach
the insurgents TO respect our cOuntry's
flag and obey her laws.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-31

We cit stated that the eloquent JERE
CLEMENS, Of Huntsville, is a thorough
Union man.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-12-06

9teue G1eDatprcn.- MuBer ben jest -
bebeutenpen Gortebrunscn fir @mpfane oes Sc
treiees in @bieaeu bGren mir, RAP 3rei Glspatoren
eriter @lal1e AT benz Sup :3wei9e upu stpei unle-
ierer erten Speoiticns< 5aurlunsen estaut mer=
ben, in wenieeu Mpnoten fertis uno nit rer BE-
tpabrtelten Maldienerie, einldliebli9 q Scn
Tairbant's 500 Bulda 9ppper<B aaeen Yerleben
itin ietleu. Nuberbem baten bic orn. Jairbants
in hieier Stabt in penig lter einem Sabr oesen
70 Giinfbuntert Yuld 9prper.W aaeen II. ettpa
Gin Duyeno %fleinere, iiber 9unbert int Wanaen
aufeetelt. @o ncatrmnea 1T bic Maldieueris,
Bag jere @aase in 1912 Minuten be- II. ent>
u%,aulmerben fam, ,rpourd, man l9 pon Der UNI
9ebeuern 4uantitdt @etreioe, wel9e auf ibnen ms
9eiantmt 1T einem Sage getvoeen wereen taun, ei-
nen BesriF biloen mag. 2abt bic 8armer bes
Morb> IS eltenS ibre unermebli1en @etreibeernbten
ertauen unb bic Gileutabnen unb &anolboote le
mad Gtica9o befDroern, unb es 1T fem ;3wcifel,
unS ~ nstri$;fsn nit ssa ) aniptiasSS S$ritt 5$it.
(Gbic. Gpeuina eSuurua!.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-12-06
Dpctpr 81. Srtmann,
0eutider 2lr3t

IN g t. NntbpnY, Minnclota>
seiat bierourA ersebent at, taB CT feline Of7ee
lad per Moin, 5traBe OcrIe9t bat, brittle
Ibiir, pberbalb Ssrrn ubrmaacr 1bompiuu uuo
eeraee sesenutsr benz Drus"@ture untsr Stan4>
felo's 5au.
SfTce~@ tuneen Inb Mittaes spn balb Gins bis
brei llbr uno Mbenes Don 6 his 8.
3raute, bic au writ pou bier @entfernt tpcl1eA,
UNI bic 9taet beiu1eu an tDnncu, lne CT ludt,
ib in Briefen at i'm 81 wrnbcn unb mespen
prpmpte Mntmort erbalten.
Triiber SnpffpH
1T 1ets YorrItbig. Dsutlhe in @entfernt aelssenen
Nnliebelungen, pelbt ibre Ginter esimpft III ba-
ben wunltsn, iruten lt ltriitlid an Jpn wen>
ben, worauf er eiuen Sag b~stimneu wirb an pel-
diem ct |e telubt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-12-06

Rz5 @abreno bes Branees son @anton III
Gulee bes Bumbartements turd bic Gneldnber
tpuree bas sunse 9rcbe MasaSin son Mebieamen-
IN lsrs 2%auo5manues Or. s. 9. aver Don
Qrwel (bas Deprt 1eiues GERRY pectpral's unb
Getbartie'Yi Qeu in @biua) sdnsli9 aerfIrt. Ct
teanlpru@t nun Duu unierer &esieruus @9aben-
eriab fir ben Gsrluf leiueS Gisentbums. Das
tpirp cine aneere Nub abseten, bic mir nit uu'erm
dltereu Bruper SobnnY gu tuaden baben. @tet,
fef Doctor; unb penn uniere &eeierune nnlere
&eate wabrt iberaa, 100 Sbre Yiaen %perfauft
wsroen, 70 werten mir pbne @dub nur in lol9eu
@eseuben fem, bic taft aan3lid u%ntewubnt linp.
(Gefprmer, Irentsn, g. 81
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-12-06

&arlMcu nit benz rNfcifenft Mmmc1A
gerfebt i9 praAtiy auf bsm &ummd.
0rudt alb im 9lGttle jcb @ceidt
limb lueet, no er's bsr bat, niAt.
Da beiBt's: @ott, mas Der Nlcermanu
Sir f9Sne @tidel MAIDEN taun!
@o etras uennt man freilid r@teglen,"
MQein wae braudt li& tenn gu qudlen
Gin Mlbern,ann NIT @brlidfsit
limb S9am in bieler rGbeucrn 3eit",
Die Ter r9arriSbur9er Dempfrat"
@o a~Qerlieb(f ~beluneen lat,
Dob 8arlden fluss baS 2ieo cupirt,
Oils b6tt er'S lelter fabri,irt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-12-06

CO. Zen bemuBten @tummel. Bic f@Snife
;3itrec eineS @tat,patrrS, batcn mir uns bcreits
auGrlsbt III. {. r." (Gclfstlatt.)
@ebr eelNeit! @as marc tsnm aud tieler
@tattyater 1bne eiMe rldIn(e :3isrbe", ben
pfeifennummel? Gber Elm @tattj II 8 {, ais Gin
@%tabtb Mber-
r9atS Bitle a Vfeifle,
90 il9t IS q Mann,
@ann's aud bic VumpbSsle
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Befanntma6ung
@leim8~ betrcffeub.

Der lstcrSeiduete iebt bic Siirser bon Brpmn=
Mico0et- uuo &enriQe- county hermit in Renut>
nib, raB er ipd,el1eus lit s Eaeen mad te.n Da<
tum bieicr @n;eiae i'm Stanpe iein mirb, (4 ben
fir Gintreitung ibrcr 6orperuneen bel BEN De2ar>
tement III Walbinatcn n~Itbieeu @elda1tsn ~
wibmeu. ct. saul, 3. Setoter 1862.
g. 9. @9iIlpd.
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Groceries.

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~ Mntten Saba; so 0iten Dermildteu eemab-
lenen HaTee 81 lfbr %niebriaen preiien; SO CAB
bits 9dbieepul.er unb aaiier-Ibee; SO hp. unt
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aen Splon9 uno SpuGpna Sbse; 20 511er fri
l@en "beao beao" &eiB; $50 &i,teu Miiw. unb
ct. ycuis teutl9e Seife /; $50 !8ilen Ostreao
une SQinois @tarfeu : Gumpanie @tdrfe; 50
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50 aiiten Virginia Sabad. peridiebene 5prten ;
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