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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-12
SALE, OF REAL Estate By JAMES M. MILLER

THE DANGER OF GETTING TOO CLosZ TO BAD
P,srNisr Kent wbo resides al No 3sl Waier street,
ON Wednesday evening Seri iuo gToggery his real
dnce and down beside Maria Leyo stiacb Of the
concern. Msi who Indicated great partially for Martin
became % larusr e. yut h hard IN hs pocket tha
step Martin ard he told her to dssit but having
cot her hGud money the affinity hec-me 100 stions
toof rom he resting place the as n bis counted
over aud posseded % Il Ia manner aieh 70 s =,
best 1he victim got Ctcsr ssan 81 the south 49, ~,
for tIiAL
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order to keep her child warm, had pressed to her
breast too closely, and it had suffocsted Coroner
Widey held inquest on the body Of the infant, and
the jury rendered verdict in accordance with tbs
circumstances of the case.
MATHEWS TO DIE-WRIT OF HABKAs CoRPus
RETUsED.-Yesterdsy an application was made 70
Judge McCunn to release on writ Of habeas corpus
the prisoners charged with the stsbbiDg and probable
homicide of Pat Matthews. The Judge reserved his
decision until ne should by personal observation and
consultation with the attending surgeons be better
informed as to the probable result of the arsy Al
O'Clock p. m. the Judge visited the Hospital where
Matthew'S and the young woman, Miss Alice Gray,
are lying. Drs. Parker and Rosa were engaged
with the medical students when he arrived, 20 he
went to see Matthews alone. Matthew'S ia in ward
on the second floor, at the extreme end separated
from the rest OF the patients bya The
shields him from view, but cannot hide the constant
utteranees OF his raving mind. During the entire
dav he was irrational, and talked continually Of
horses, racing, and sporting Of general nature.
His pulse beats at the rate Of one hundred and ly
q minute. In consultation with DIR. Parker, Judge
McCunn gathered the information that Matthews
the prospects are that ere this paragraph Will mees
the eyes Of our readers, be will have expired.
Two brothers and sister are in constant attend
ance by the cot of the wounded man, and every at
teniion that their kind sympathy or the professional
skill Of the attending surgeons can suggest lie cheer
fully rendered him.
When our reporter saw him, be was lying on his
back, sleeping heavy, uneasy sleep, during which
bis pale lips gave utterance to frequent groans and
incessant cries. partially Shut his chest
ratified at every upheaya and it was painfully evil
dent that unconscousy the death-streken victim was
passing from time to eternity.
The Judge, in company with Dr. Hunter, visited
Miss Gray-the young woman who was riding with
Matthews at the time of the ARRAY. She was
stabbed in the hip, but is doing very well indeed.
Her testimony entirely exonerates Matthews, and
throws tie blame upon bis assailants.
In view Of these facts, the Judge viii deny tho
application for habess corpus, which will be re-
newed before him this morning, 3, 10 o'clock, at ths
Court Of Sessions.
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MOVEMENTS OF TRANSPORTS.

TIE United States steam transport Philadelphia,
lying at foo, OF Warren street, North River, has
nearly completed loading, and will sail on Thursday
mcming, 18Th inst, for Key West and Fort Piciens-
cslrying full cargo Of Subsistence stores, and llO
head Of beef cattle
The United States steam transport Josephine
sailed on Thursday morning for Locust Point. She
has a full cargo Of ammunition, consisting Of cart
ridges, shot, shells, &c. and six brass held-pece'
mounted.
The steamer f. s. Terry, that arrived Oh Monday
from Wilmington. Del, has been chartered by the
Government.
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TBF CAsT oP APPGTToy OAVsNiTH.-It will be
remembered that Appleton Oaks1ith of New York
was indicted 81 the att session Of the United States
iist1et Court 10 this city for fitting out the ship
MargAret Scott Al a SLAYER. Tie amount Of bail was
finally liked at s. 600, and Mr. Onkimth has twice
offered sureiies tor hat amount, who were deemed
ihsuncieht ny tie Dl.tric.-AttOrney. Recently a
Dew warrant has been LODGED aiainet Nh Oak
smith, WHO IL now confined 10 Jail IN tbis city,
CHARGING him with fitting OFT the schooner Weiles
for Tie slaye.trade in New York.
Boston Journal Feb. p
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A SArLos STEALS MS LADY LOWS w Ar IL,
Y,.tsrdav Officer Holland Of the Lower ocs eouis it
~ 81 - ,aiins Iones al No 81 James street II APP
pesrs a.. the two Joneses ca aaeee.s ~ A1 -,
-, olir ba5 handed watch 20 jon 20 ,ao' nm 20
th' ~ Isnt. 10 .he gard. John forget inet
Tor the TINS 5ess and Fpt the sea oIss1 s sra,a
- - b., r-turu C.goline bad him arrested and Sust's4
co.,oll, cenmiited aiG to ths TomosioE tr1a-
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MELANCHOLY Cash or Observation-Disclosures
Peeler, poor woman, whose husband abandoned
her some raonths ago, was residing with her newly.
BON infant, M No. il6 Wooster street, until SaEur-
day nihi, when she and her child turned out to
.he street because she had been unable to pay her
board. She was compelled to resort to tho Four.
teenLAWard Stf.on-House for shelter for tie night,
and on Monday morning she started out, with her
child, q days old in her arms, to seek employment
Daling her travels she met the Rev. Frederick W.
Sill, whose church she had attended and to nun
made known her distressed circumstances he
directed her TO call and SEE hns just after Leaving
the reverend gentleman, she discovered that heT
BABY war dead, and her anguish was overwhelming
She was conducted to tho Eishth'"a'o o'a''oh
House, whsrs Is sppesCod that tho poor wamAa' u
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CrN FREMONT may command an impoftahs
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,a,i the y ion OF people In and sscund Newf@s.
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SrApP-SraLISG ESynLoPE.--Messrs. Leeds n
Franklin, No. IL. Broadway, have perfected a
stamp scaling AVID Postnark- preserving Envelope,
which Is very generally approved. Putting on the
postage stamp seals the letter and unites the stamp,
envelope and letter thoroughly, that the contents
OF thu letter cannot bo extraotsd without destroying
the stamp and defacing the envelope. We commend
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-12

"TEAcHING THE YCUSG IDEA low TO- STEAL.
Mis-. Susan Wright Principal Of the Primary Department Of
School No H. hast H~elu-h stieet sent 70 tho Eight
cell Ward station House aud informed Cspt Can eon thAs
r time Of Ing belonging TO the
children attending school he'd been taken from lie ward
robe whien could not be accounted Tor and
.e desired the cid u tina police prevent possible con
puAnre Of the outrage Officers N.ldyan sod kAss were
Instructed look after the and Monday sternoos
they observed susp ciousioOkns gr hanging about the
school buinx -viacnty without any Legitimate purpose
The gill gave her Cecis Dunn and sad thss
her parents resided Second between flsy M ana
Fitv-sirth s.Tee. On being questioned he confessed o
having stolen various articles the school
a. aws cares y.cones NUTS and other things She said
Oh. years thst her mother Mary Dunn pson-
policy shops and that 70 procure the money 20 do TINS
had Cecal 10 steal AID she had iound
easiest 70 from the schools just bou. the time. OF oper-
iug aud c.og when The CHILDREN were IN confusion ge'tra
r ont.r garments the wardrobe She aid her mother
always her II she did not bring anything home and
ueny sh- lad been sent spperess to bed because sae
had enough enable her mother 20 pav policy 70
the rnt growing desires Tho goods she had toen
,re rasn-1 g. vaiou. The mother and the giI were
ne Tor animation BY Justice key al Jefferson AMkss
Police Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-12

THE CoUSrY TAX BUDGFr SgNr TO ALBASr.-
Yesterday afternoon his Honor the Mayor signed the
tax bulge. a- it parsed the Board OF Supery sors
lnd the document WA, Immediately transmitted to
the Legislature ior their action thereon. The total
amount is 81 OS2 "a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-12

Nh. ELIHU BURRITT or TIE WAR.-Mr. Bnrriit
On Monday evening delivered discourse on the war
and mode Of adjustment before an audience OF
some 200 persons in the church, corner Of Thirty
fret stree, and Ninth avenue. Mr. Burritts argu-
ent i. mainly that Of large portion Of the press OF
England and France. An emancipation policy, pro-
yiding jlst compensation to slayeowner, should
have been commenced in the era Of peace which
preceded the rebellion. Such policy being now
impossible and permanent subjugation promising no
better result than the creation Of military and na'
val aristocracy, while return to the compromising
schemes Of former days would leave Slavery where
il stands, Mr. Burritt would have the war answer
merely punitive purpose, to such en- extent as would
enable the North to treat with the South for sepaa'
ton on fair and proper terms. The audience ether
did not understand failed 70 appreciate the argu-
u.ent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-12

LECTURES By PROF. AaAssIz.-Prof Agassiz,
whose lectures in Brooklyn have been received with
90 much favor, has accepted an invitation from the
Atheneum Association to deliver course Of six
lectu-es in this city. large number Of distinguished
citizens have united in the CALL and the first lecture
will 10 given at Irving Hall next Monday evening,
tie course to be continued on successive Monday
evenings. TLese lectures, which viii not be a re-
petition Of those delivered in Brooklyn, are entitled
" Evidences Of Divine Thoughts in Nature, as Illus
traed in order of succession Of animal life IN past
geological periods"
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CITY ITEMS.
The .haw yesterday was followed by smart
snow-storm, shortly after sunset

LOVE- AND Waffle Valentine makers have
this year made special preparations to do honor TO
their pstron saint. Designs appropriate TO the
changed condition Of affairs have been got up in great
variety. None but the brave deserve the fair" 80
Mr. Cupid for this season only, sheds his downy
wings for shell Jacket, and exchanges his traditional
bow and arrows for a Mimic musket, duly
bayoneted, and loaded and primed with ammunition
peculiarly fatal to the fair SEX Thus armed and equip
ped as the law directs he presents truly ravishing
resemblance to son Of gun Of the most approved
martial pattern. No wonder he has become such d
favorite with the soldiers in the Union camps, nor Is
it at all surprising that all the girls who have bean
or brother in the army are buying largely IN tbs
line Mr.. Strong OF Nassau street informs lbs that
lie has already sold over 5000 worth Of this tender
stationery to the soldiers, who sigh for the girls
they've left behind them. The 18th Of February ID
the anniversary Of St. Valentine, but the young
folks enjoy the fun much that they usually keep
it up for week before and after that
time. Let them be careful, lest by sending some
wretched carcature calculated to hit off special in
trinity, they thoughtessly wound the feelings OF
sensitive friends IL is by such abuses Of the custom
that the Observance Of St. Valentine il falling into
disuse Most of the Valentines sold in this country
are OF domestic manufacture though few of the
more costly are imported The prices are as various
rs the styles. Five dollars will purchase very
beautiful specimen, but the average price docs not
exceed 80 cents The Valentine trade of the United
States is worth about $50 900 per annam and a'fords
employment for a great many people-poets. paper
makers, water-colorists, photographers, wood and
steel enpavers printers, milliners, artificial flower
makers, and many other professions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-12

LAuSca.-There Will be launched rom the ship
yard Of J. Simorson at Greenpoint, L. L. tbs morn-
ing. at 9 o'clock, the new ferry-boat Clifton, SOC
rns for he Staten Island Railroad Ferry intended
TO replace the boats bought by the Government a
short tine since.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-12

AvERiclS PHoroGRAPHIc SocIgrT.-The annual
meeting Of tie American Photographic Society was
held at the small chapel Of the Uniyerslty
on Monday evening, John W. Draper, esq.,
President Of the Society, in the chair. The
Treesurers report set forth thai there were
during the year 10 members Of which num-
Der 81 had not paid any initiation or other fecs,
AID that the receipts from the remaining 50 members
who bad paid their foes, amounted to s3l A. while
the expenditure amounted $67 leaving deficiency
Of So So, and an excess Of $40 76 over and above
the 8seis OF the Society. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year;
John W. Draper President Lewis Ru, srcrd, Chsrles
4. JOY Nchlas Pfe Vice Pre'ideuisi W Whif1le Cor
responding Secretary T. Thomp.2n Recording Secretary
+. ". Grisenhaner IT,, Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-12

Mr.. Z. L. Davenport, whose judicious acting and
dramatic school we have had occasion to mention
will have 4 benefit on Friday at Niblo's Theatre.
The particulars are in the " Extra Announcement
in the advertising columns. Mr.. T. L. Davenport
never seeks 10 win applause by oyerstatemeuts, but
babitualy address s himself to the better sense Of
his auditors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-12

BULL'sHEAD.-Ner-Y0r York cattle MWset.-TUEs-
DAY, Feb. 1.-THE market opened this morning
with only 800 head of buocks on sale, though 800
head were expected, part Of which arrived about
noon and the sales # the morning were quite brisk,
at an advance of half cent pound upon the quota
tons Of last week though that advance did not hold
good through the day for all classes. The SIMPLY OF
thin steers ard very rough oxen was too large ios
tie demand al any great advance above Last week,
SO that after the FIRST sales the mako, was htlie
heavy for this class Of stock, but frstcass buoeks
sold throughout the day 81 a fair advance Of bali
cent upon the current rates last Tuesday, and
greater number Of buocks sold az prices estimated
By sellers at cents pound ior the net weight OF
be. T. than have sold any day this Winter
Some extra prize bullucks sold at Toe. per ID. and
over and Of this class there is greater nlnoer than
We have had in market any week for q long time
more than on Christmas week. There Il also good
supply If bulOcks rated iirs.-cass, such "a hen
lucky and Ohio grade Durhams, Of 10 ~ cwt net
each, which sell 9G9i,. per b., easr than at any
market OF late. The advance here to-day - IN exact
correspondence with the Wholesale advance at Alba
ny Oh Sunday which is the great market day at that
rous city, but the sellers able 10 get much better
estimates Of weight today, and consequently better
prices per head. The prospect of the market closing
better Is also more faiterng, and consequently very
few cattle will be Lett over for sale tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-12

THr Casr or Cot. CoRcoRAN.-There will be r
meeting at Tammany Hall this evening to give ex-
preston to he public desire for the release OF Col
Corcoran. The demonstration, though well meant,
is quite unnecessary, since the Government s dong
all that lagmately to effect the release Of the
gallant Colonel and his companions in confinement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-12

A SoryD MEAsuRE.-The Legislature have befors
them bill regulating the sale Of bale hay and straw,
which provides that tie weight Of the weed used IN
packing shall be deducted by tie seller. This Is
sound measure, and ought TO pass without delay; but
las. Winter it was defeated through the instrument
taity Of dishonest farmers. OF course, 50 long as
there is no law 10 prevent the paming of ten or hf-
teen pounds Of green oak locust sticks in hun
dred weight of hay it will be done. Every cartman,
and owner OF horse or cow, is interested in the
abortion OF this law forthwith.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-12

order to keep her child warm, had pressed to her
breast too closely, and it had sfocated. Coroner
widey held inquesto the body Of the infant, and
the Jury rendered verdict in accordance with tbs
circumstances of the case.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-12

sTArs OF NKw.YoEK Executive DETARTSENr, !
tlEkNY feh. 40. l6G9 :

SIR: have received through you the resolutions
ofthe Common Council Of she City Of Brooklyn IN relation 10
che REMEMBERING Of the Fourteenth Regiment New-NoTf
safe Militia in the service II he General Government
The accompanying letter Of Gen William Henry Anthem
Judge Advocate General ito whom referred your coauuni
cation, wiz trust sa s NE Honorable the Common Coun'
:, Of Brookn that the change IN the regmeut number wss
necessity tht The yeest interest felt in that Is wen as
In al oihsr o1sanzSoas from this State and that far as
possible the change alluded viii not be permitted TO inter
fere with toe claims the aFoureen:h NewYok State MI
LA wherever they shall return fom the Geld.
have the honor t. be, with much resPect,
Your obedieut servant,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-12

Mrs. ard Miss Leslie will read selections fror
Shakespeare, and oherpoets, this evening at Clinio
Hall.
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Die StaatSicbuI6 Der Sereiniatem
Stadtcn.

Sis 81 DetGsr snor men 5Ghe bic &rieesIbule
Der nUrcliGcH Re9isruns pdbrsno bss erfen
S1tres Otsies unbeilopltn &rtesee btreits as.
ifitsen 1T, 9ttt aus foIseuosn Der Ntp gUrter
1. 9cf" entnpm menen 6aeta's 6erpcr:
Die Sftutlihe S6ulO Der Ser. S'aattu am
Gnee Res laufsnben 5istaliabres (SuRi 1862
rire $50 Miuipnsu Dollars betrasen. Di.
iobrli&en Sntersfsn bielsr Summe, meuu AUDI
nur ju 3 9rretnt berehutt, belaufen Ih ouf
nt6t .psni9e r ais As WiuiDntn. Die oepS6n.
IidtsH Nue8absn, ~tucIuiiUe Der 3inIrn Iruber
contrabtrter S&ulptn, .werpen FIR DitIcs SiseaI.
3abr aubtrosm nod auf 20 WiaipHeu terehnet.
mas i'm @aHssn lis WiQiUnen eraibt. Nun
tam man ater and nod a%nntbmsn, ran p.
Soften prs 9e9tuw drtiSsn &risses bic 8oran.
lhIa9e Don gag 5u Tag ubrritet9en ipsibrn, tenn
lie peiter Die guntess in pas lurlihs @ebtet pOr-
Ortnstn. relto totlpisliser piirfto. fir lie elm lUls
der @rCberunssfrie9 perlen. Jernsr wurbtn
erit gang tursiib pom nGroIihen @cnglgb pei<
tert 80 NiaiOnsn gu Narius8wsfen bewiligt,
WOpur6 Die purh Dir fe Ubsr ~inDirettt Stsueru
aufjubrinsenpe td9rlt6s Summe bic 5G6e pom
weniaitene 1865 WiqiOusn Dollars etrei6t.
Die lsBtH NusBabe BON $50 MiaioHtn 5rta
lurYnOtsn tonnte nur. nit einsm ,8srluEt Don 5
9rOcsnt an Den Nann 9.bradt wsrpsn ipatere
a~usgabm werDsn peniser wiltse SGufer fupen,
unO Ole %rmsen Der 6GpsraI 9ttgisruns NH len
lb0n beoeutenee unp anpauernor Siegs srrinasn,
foenn oas Sricasirter i'm Norpen auf letner ae.
9tnWartt9en bUbt erbattsn uno pas aan3e poe
pier hpinbeli9tsM niht wie Elm RnttrnbauS
}nlammenbrrhen iO1. @rIeipen Die 5FSpsral
5ruppsn nur bann uno mann stniat Iplte Wtee
c~erlasen ME Sci @blOb, 70 ss6t bob am Gnoe
Der 5TsutIibe @reolt i'm Su. uao Quslonpe
trOB errun9sner nsuer 8Ortbsil, F6tsn, unp pas
8OIt Dss NOrbtnS ptro muoe, sncrms Gtsusrn
,u 3ablsn n lsn 6sr3tlut fur einen Inter.
DrIidunSetampf binju9sbsn, otTtn @npe Mot
ab3uieben IT..
98iF bic 8ewO6ner Der n6rolitrn Staatsn
netsn ibren Staats., StaOt, nO @ouniyRsutrn
auh nod 165 WiGiUnen in Den SSoerallAae
3ur" Dsdun9 Der IaufsnOsn Nussabsn uno BAD.
lung Der faIi8sn Sntsrsltn aatIsn modem, pa.
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Su rns6reren faoli6en Staaten werben
sts Str&sns!rdsn tsrsttpiuiaf bsrgesctsn, UNI
%aarnsn rarnus gu stsecu. 2400 Tfb. @ludrns
m'sau Hne senisenb, nm NIT sem aeb5rtaen
SHiaB BON &upfer elm, Ss!pbatt,rte RON i,6s
%sitnssn paraus ,u si,ssn..
patrtOttl&s Srnuen Itesr gu sIst6sm
Swfde ibr 8uPfer. @sf6irr, 8sE,I II. bal. ouf
ssm aitare ees @attrIanoes niesrr.
Die gauFs's patsn in StaFcrU County
Die i'm Srurtbaufs rUrssfuncsnen alttn Dptu.
m'nts 3%srfiSrt, Ginsr elei6rn gsfiaIitdt mod,
ten ne ifb tirsli& in 8airfar @curttaus I6uleis.
@0 isHes NIT Der eissnbdupisrn u~ltrrfhrift Ser.
xSaiRtnstOn's ~psrfsbsns Dcfuu,snte, unter psuen
flo Sas S'Ramsnt rsfsIbtn t~sfanr, strRBrt ODER
SsRobIsn wurbsn.
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csn sFibutterut item @retsntdtn ent9sssnIeben
fam.
am l. april per9ans,n.n Sabrcs finb bier
in 8i6mcHD Die Isste Unions. BcrIammIuno
fItt Hne lrurpe an isnrm @bsnb ras ,,Stor
SpansIeo Banner gum ttbttu Male 6fentti6
ssfun9en.
as' l2tsn besauu bic 9.1diesuua pss apr!s
Sumttr, wurre am 13ten ununttrbrph.n fort
sslsst uun srsob f6 ant 14tsn bic S,iasuns
unter Wlnicr aursrlrn unltrsm Resrrt6tn Sc
nerole Ssaureaarp.
I'm l4tcn Npril erIie6 N6raba I'm 9inspln leint
berub!t9ts Proclamation, NORM er Siraiuien
CUR StsIluns ppn $4,000 Raun CUR lnt,rrrld-
uns Der iGeIi&sn nR,tsuiUn" aufurptrt,.
I'm l5tsn ibsr9ab Col. Sleeve BON Der gssr.
Staatsn Irmts pas 6prt Slie bel 81 pafp benz
asras @ommilfpnsr Col. Nc@rifTn.
am Iotsn purpsn Die Rcrb. Carolina Sorts
unc cas Arlenal Su 5npstttUiae ssncmnsn.
Nm l1ten trdt Strsinisn, Die Nuttsr Der
Staatsn unp Der Staatsmduncr, aus Der linton.
Nm 1Stsn purce Die Stcs1funs- GrtlGruna
bier in 8i6mcnU betdnnt semaht unp Die St-
csIFcns-5lasse nuf DE Uf,ntItasn 9etdups auf.
9rfedt. =
Im l9tsn sinsen lie psttrSturstr 9rnppru
BON bier nab gcrfplf al, UNI on pemIelbsn
Sage fnnp in Baltimore Ter AnartF auf ri,
pur@paiirsHpsn R%aGanuNetts 8tsimsntrr fatt.
am @tsHe rsfsIben 8oSss fanp bier in Rih
monp cine fsisrli&e illumination unp 5adtl,ue
gu @bren res Sails pcs 6Urts Sumter unp Der
Sere1iinr 4. SrfIoruun flott
Am 2Often wurpsn ole nGrrIihen Srupptn
bal SncianCtn in 3trls pcu unlrrsm isbiarn
@cntrl San Dorm ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Nn Itlben
Nn9e ltedten bic ganteeS bic @ueport Nappparb
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