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81 A. Belyiris Block shce atcrs.
Al0o c0o worth Of goods bs bought Of us in the
prsesus currency until the Slsi of March. On the
Ia u April 10 wfi de1nct 9ne third for the old is
aus. ws hops s that arc due Cd will pay Us befars
TIA 30sh OF March; not, the new issue wtil bs re-
ouired. Our stock OF goods 10 very large, compre-
ES In paF< iAdes misaes, ehil iren's and servants
shoes with rce lot OF French cossets, hoop skirts
corsst sprngs, black and fancy cVf'red II euch kid
gloves and corset and shoe lacss. For men and
Boys, nearly every ktnd OF shoes, with . great vs
rissy Of our own make. Fine French and American
cavalry boots ne French black felt h,ts, foe heavy
hid Riovce raer,ao shrts and drawers, sccts, calf
skins slss.ic sorng lining sk;rs shoe thread. heel
ball WeNave pioce of black suk, 50 yards, ~
yardz wide. for SS6 per yard
NH A-teoth1 DARBY, READ h GENTRY.
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l~fyp 1 ASf. sfHB r. GA
OfrYCE LaaL fhT.H x NU,, [
Richmond. March ifiin. 1864.

Richmond, March i6ih, 1864. J
IT, p.rsons having balances 10 their credl, or
= oar be, ~ must Withdraw them on or before
fs sls, iust OF receive pa! nent sfier that time IN
tho currency of this date Shccsa crsSn ny Us
un,st b. PRESENTED at the Bauks On which they sre
dr,vr before :se csth March Inst. We will receive
ths presen. currency in payment o! amounts dus to
IA uut. tie 5isi inst. after that date at dscouht
Of 33H per cent,
NH lt--dtlstA LaNCAsIEh q CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-29

Ihs Brood Street Aecidcnt-In our notice
Of the accident IN Broad street, published
yesterday, We unintsntionally committed
TWO errors. The name Of the youth killed
was Geo. w. Rose, and not Joseph Rows-
His funeral expenses were paid by AE. q.
M. Jones, With whom he lived. and not by
the Fredericksburg Railroad Company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-29

9syro,sd. "A man, whose name We could
not leera, was girroted aud robbed on tha
corner of 18Th and Cary streets, about eight
O'Clock on sunday night Some or the Peo.
pc Of TIE neighbSrhOod hearing his cries
eent to his assistance, but arrived only In
lime 10 bear the robbers running OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-29

Substttsste Laao.--rhe Aa5sos co,p~s act will
be. before Judge Hllyburton to day. In We
believe g substitute principal case. Its con
stitutionaIity viii be argued against by The
counsel for The parties.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-29

1udge kgons's C0urt.-In this Court Isaac
Jacobs, 9ndicted for obtaining 81 800 frcm
Nathan Blnsten, was put On trial, aud at .
late hous last night the case had not been
concluded
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Old Nsgro-A negro woman, the property
of Mr Tns mas G Epps Of this city, died Of
smallpox on Sunday night, at the advanced
ago of one hundred and i've ysars
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R>{setsta1.-Capt. p. Cashmeyer, arrested
some time since, on charge Of commuhicA-
ting improper intelligence TO the enemy. has
been examined, bonorably acquitted, ana
rc-:nstated In bis former position Of deteA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-29

DsAp.-En PhIesar, prominent citixea Of Mont.
ns sansssrr On satard.y moIn,ns last II, >" vn w.s
candidate .of commis soner o. the H0afd Of Public
works al the election . few cays siuee. but died
before the result was ascsra.rad. He was IAwyeS
Of high standing al tha bar In 5outhvesaasn w.
sinis. He vas sbopt fity years old.
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Acknowledgements Syrncoe, the detee.
tive, sent to the peniten.iary tor shooting
Ella johnson, . woman OF Ill fame, was par
doued ty Governor Smith on tine 24.h inst.
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Sent from the Castle t1e--Fofty-three con-
vie:s were sent from Cast o Thunder yester-
day morning to the Confederate Peniten-
tisry at Salisbury, North Carolina.
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NIcHOLi's LOUISIANA BnoADk.-A letter from
Colonel J. II. Williams, Of the "a Louisiana re-
simant. referring to Niohois's brigade, whiehhe
commanded, and some remarks made eaiivs TO II
In correspondent review Of the battle Of Get
tysburs, says:
"This brigade never fell back, or retired ehoss
not rcpused, but only checked, and held our sd
vaneed position for eighteen OF twenty hours, an-
u ordered by Major Gen. johnson 10 withdraw.
mined vaior, than did this gallant little band
Lonislanians IN storsning the heights Of Cemetery
HitlD
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MANDATORY SOCKS IN Gs0eaIA.-The city
of Columbus, Ga, figures most prominently among
the cities and towns ha, exhibiting in local en-
tepises and factories encouraging evidence Of our
abilities and resources wherever we hnd men Of
faith and spiri, willing to try TO help themselves
and ehe cause, without exclusive reliance on Mas
sau and New York From tho Columbus TINES
we take some reports:
nE 9the.hss ala sglsa Cry fhif sy btsasi,
ana capable OF turning Gu: one Thousand pairs of
socks per week. II calculated that in a short
time, when they ges taeir arrangements q Iiu!e
more perfected, taay viii he enabled 20 Suppiy
jOhuson's army In SOCKS. The character Of their
work Is very superior. end reflects ulon their skin
and pains the utmos; credit. Thssa o! iner ma
chimes are keep s0ns,a atty runatas 0a s0i=eys'
work. One machine is sagagad Ia knitting fnG chit
drsn, or rather youths. Gne ia engaged exclusive
lp or sadies' stockings, aud tuERs Cs ss iod and
handsome work IS the most iaiidt0us could wish,
especially when the yarn Ia Enc and wei! pre-
pared.
The yarn mostly usei for Goiiisfs' w6sr IL aYa.
pared by the Eagle factasy, .hcusi. sEey walk nps
Considerable amount prepared by private hands
The finest yarn used is prepared b the Macon aud
Tallahassee Factories. though tiey hars Ioi AseH
G1ls 20 elect arrange Geats by which IA obtain
Idyl'a supply ~ thia material, aGa only 1t il
filling our private cantr acts They also uis various
other qualities @! yaJn furnished by ptiVa!e iad-
Vltcsi-. Tie ~o.k aGae l. generally III aecotGa:lcS
with tae material fdirlisasi.
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Erskxis.-Ths beautiful Empress Rueeuis q.
saia TO be In tho highsss health. Il 10 stassA by
Paris correspondent that recently she IVES on hane
in me foTes. OF 81 Cloud, and brouohl down aiae-
teen birds with her own gun. The Wstees a 4 -
"she Is possessed Of amazing poxen Of p1yuaeal
eEdu rance"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-29

Losr srAhsls.-Ths following Il complete
list Of he ,stsaners lost between America and
Europe, since the Ocean Steam Navigation Com
pany was formed. They are put down 10 the order
Of the time OF the disas
President, Columbia, Humboldt, City OF Glas,
gov, City Of Phtladelphia, Franklin. Arctic, Pa
cihc, Lyonnais, Tempest, Austria, Canadian, NO.
/, New York, Indian, Argo, Hupeartan, Connsusht
United States, Canadian, No. =, North tssitai1,
Calsdonia, Anglo Saxon, norwegian, Bohemian.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-29

TEE fAsKsz ngsERfEas II fLoRIra.-The Sc-
vanHsh He,Ss, ro:!eing the rapif dsseriin. Of the
Federal troops from their command in Fiei,la,
Gays;
Three Of them were Germans, whs could not
speak word nf English. IN conversation with q
German Confederate soldier they represent that
they bs!ons to the l50.h New York s..;s6;. They
STATE that they had only been four months in New
York, that they were made druuk. aaG when they
came 20 thsir senses thay found themselves On
board OF transport ship, hound for the yankee
army In The South. They state that there ara ahnut
one hundred other dcse.teYs from -Iha Yankee Amy
between Palatka and Gainesville, en- tcavoFinS 20
make their way TO our iines Cne o! the humber,
has looking young fellow states that lie belongs
10 the 47tb Ohio regiment. He s'rss 40 liis reasea
why he deserted that q negro eofp"rsl was piaeei
over him, with whom he had seiae Giiiculty which
resulted in his knocking: the negro down. Dis
gust"d with his association with negroes, and %
avoid punishmeEt sor his o6-nee, he deserted 10
our lines.
These deserters represent that many Of the Yam
kee recruits, who, Ike sse Germans above men.
toned, were kidnapped and forced into the ser
vice against their will, have never received any
pay, that there IL much dissatisfaction and dtseon-
tent In - Yankee army, and thai hundreds CT sAeu
would desert II they had iu opportunity.
One OF the deeerteYs at Baldwin states that the
number OF negroes killed and wounded In the aghi
st Oustee had been asccrtatned 10 be ,Ias:
Our informant states thar when he lett cur lines
On Wednesday there waS unusual activity Ut
served IN the Yankee camps, and il was thought
that they preparing either 10 1Sht or evacuate
their present position.
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TN0 the Friends OF tho 6odisss throughout tAs
i coafede-acy.-
QUAnzzRNAs3xl GSS'Is DxyAafAsNs, !

ilAlLRSA dU6SAUs
Cial M On lQsl


EisLmcNd, Feb 20, 1854
The hioods aAd relatives Of soldiers In ihs Army
Of Northern Virginia are hereby notified that An
arrangement has this day bsen elseotei vita the
Southern Axprsss Company to carry all package Of
food ana wearing apparel to Eishmond, Va.
To secure the advantages thus obtained through
the Express Company, the following instI aesicns
must be observed: =
Packages must not contain more than one hun.
dred pounds; bs we'll secured and plainly mark ID /,
and ssnt At the expense OF the shipper to either Of
6 follows:
Ia North Caroline, st Raleigh; In South Carolina.
At Columbia in Georgia, st Auguats; ia Aiabama.
at Montgomery or to any ether point St va!c:: one
of these Associations have cfice.
The Agents Of these Assoeis :ioEs Will there taxa
charge Of them and ship daily by Southern Express
Company to ihs proper Agsn's OF the respective
States at Richmond who will see them distributed
10 the proper individual owners.
To meet the wishes Of the soldiers and to give
them certain and speedy communication with
home, the Southern Express Company has agrssd
to give this freight preference sssydsing else;
aad in order that 10 OBSTACLE may to the
CESS Of 50 ,Audshie an enterprise, the several rail-
road companies are hereby requested to render the
Express Company such facilities IS will enable 1t to
make this arrangeme 4. complete success.
Az the Southern Exprsss Company assumes oil
responsibility Of tho transportation of these pack
ages, the Relief Associations requested % with.
draw their Agents who have heretofore acted as
travelling fnsssengsrs II the Relief Associations
Will estsblih aSeccias In the rear Of other armies
they may enjoy the came privilege. hereby secured
to the Army OF Northern Virginia.
Lieut.. Col. and Quarters. sster.
A r LAwros.
Quartsrmasssr General.
0gylcr souruxas EXPRESS CcxpANY,l
Augusta, Ga, Feb 20, 1884. J
The southern Express Company hereby notify the
frisnds and relatives .of soldiers In the Army Of
Northern Virginia and elsewhere that thsy are Pre-
pared 70 carry out arrangements announced In
the above card, sud that they will do ali In thAiR
JAMEs SHUTTER,
General sup't and Acting President,
q N-~cdSp southern kxnxsss Company.
III EBkNEK 4 90, Auciloneers.
II Regular Sales Days
T6EsDAYs, for groceries, tobacco, dry goods,
FRIDAYS for furnii u-e IN the safes rooms on the
n and Sd hoors of same building, l69 Main street.
Consignmants are solicited, and prompt returns
win be made Of the pfoceeds.
q WrfIpORF. JArI y. mA RosflR. IL QuRaN
w 0sserei Austicn end Comm,n NsrohsntA
RAJ Istate and Negro Brokers.
Kile's Building,
Oun@ fsaehtree ard Msrasee stsssss.
Atlanta, g..
UYObnhanmanta solicited.
Ur0ocds bought and sold a oouamsaaon.
HAVIN0 renewed ny once % the Bank Note
H nnesaSGA9 snA Printing Esaablish@ent oi Sae
%IShsf, toehs1h Hall buildings cosnssof aain sss
- sasls 20 ~ e sssess: Y.l. z ~ " ~ ~.
= - Gnn0 ~. I1lhn1unnhoe
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CEN- FoLks ARAY.-OMeers and mea D. h q.
1t. Gen. Polk 70 report forthwith q Ds0osens.
and those who have been asstensd 70 isty - ~
seons esf;ineases Of disabilsy ere ee1sssl b ~
port In writing az the same rendeayous
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-29

Nr0Tlfr,-EH persons pdebtsd to US on li-
tS vaness or otherwise, are notified ,ha, we will
receive payment the present currency up TO the
e3,h Inst, after which we can accept nothing bU
the new currency provided by the Confederate Gov
eminent on tbs ist sprii, and all parties having
haIapcss In our hands, or checks Of ours on the
bank. must collect them by that day, failing In
which. The present currency will be set aside for
them as special deposit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-29

Yssag TnseaA -Thomas Dolan anA Jass1A
Pearman. two little boys between slgAt ~
ten years Of age, wera before the Mayer
yesterday on the charge Of entering the shoR
Of Mrs Drurhsilsr, on Broad street, Esd
stealing So from the money drawer. & ap'
pearcd tnat the boys entered the store q
Friday and stole the money, and then saa
eff Pe.lman was caught In few minutes
Afterwards hy officer Kelly and searched, bat
no money found on him. DolAn was not
caught TIL Sunday morning. During the
examination DSlan said that Pearmsn stole
the money and concealed 1t In his boot, and
that he hao It there when officer Kelly
searched him. The Mayor not Wishing 70
send The eil;ltren to tail handed them 0vsR
to their respective parents, who were pre-
sSut.
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IMPORTANT N5;:ea.-T Will coDtiHue to sell frorb
| ny large and Es;ec; stock Of Hats and Capi at
fsyiiaf n7ccs receiving ths praseat clrreooy al It's
face un q o'clock n the &lsi Instant and, IN IKE
,oaausr vii recaiys pay 1sut fnr al bills made su5-
-e,aert 70 JUiy 1sl, 1883 April let and after The
od earrsnsT will b. rsceiT cd at two-shros lis face
% as.alilshot by aos Of Csrgross
re-, asIyyHAfhN WEI5IdsH,
=, Sr-}s /
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Eeen MeIisn, better kaow @ ssK. r N ,A>
naeseoTasogiss, dis4 few days slnes, 8 NJ No.
OF hts ego.
the Mafqaise Doiia, noted 6oe NJ y
Seaa IN italy nom disease caused 81 eseae
aaxsnS uereFs In her soo,as Acs - -
An English house has s%ehea all The Co. ~
aaax wines fos ten years, ss 60 ~ -
gallons.
The is, Ohio A..,y s,alle,y. - sssas ssssnsa
Knoxville On tae TIL tnst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-29

DY THE GOVERNOR-A Proclamation Where
ID ~ the Court House Of !hs county Of King and
oieea has been destroyed by the public enemy aud
the regular term Of fle County Court Of skld eoun.
Toe eIore by virlue u authority vested In toeE II
scuive by Lave, /, WILLIAM SMITH, Governor OF
the Commonwealth Of Virginia, do hernby require
Mo Justices composing Tho County Court to hold the
sessions OF the sad Court At its next term At the
hoase OF Thomas Wyatt. near Pece's Chapel, in said
c'onty and 70 continue h. held the Courts Of said
county ~ kaid place uhtil otherwise ordered.
f->) Given under my hand a. Governor, and
1L fandes the seal oy the Common wealth, sl
-, Richmond, the 2.st day OF March, 1854,
And In The eighty eighth year OF he Corpon wealth
BY ths Gev0rreY.
oaoss. v Avvcp,.
NIB 23-dkc3t
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nycn.,and. March Il ls6. !
A ii. persons holding the chez Is Of this company
~ or the official checks OF e l. Chinn, Superin-
iealeut, James NJ Harris, 9uperinteadeat, or q
Y,cbaeE Superi ntendent, are hereby Gotaed to pre-
sant them for payment at the bank on which they
are respectively drawn, prior 10 the 26.h day Of
March, instant, otherwss they viii b. paid in the
oli currency or In the new currency at the rate o.
a. for So fixed by the act CT Congress, approved
February II, 1854. WAP MUNFORD, sec'y.
NH I6-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-29

4 Ii persons holding claims Leso,~b.e .s"..s
~ agsinst me in favor of the late ID Quarles, !,
dsflug from 1861, will present them at the Traders
Hank before the 9Th ns. or .hey viii be paid In four
per cent boads. GEORGE TURNER.
ynh
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N0Tl3k.-Thnse holding our checks, and those
Az havirg drafts on us, also those having clsims
against Us individually or collectively, are hersby
po.det 70 pteasat the game for settlement before
Soe lrst day OF Apri! usx;. II not presented by
ths, lime uey viii be paid In present currency. and
those indebted 10 Va sse al nberiy 70 psy u beioT
Mat time.
mt ls-GtlstA CHENSHAW CD
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MILITARY EOTNCES.
E.AuccAS1cns MAINLAND les,
March n. 1e6h.


ITO MAINLAND MEN IN tie Confederate Fer
vice 1T is believed that General Orders Nc
-, Adjatant and Inspector Ganerais ofdce, JUS
published, ohvistfs ali the difficulties which haN {
Maryland Line. Every person now In service vho
was al the beginning Of the war native sr adopted
citizen OF Mary land oau, upon application 10 Major
denrral EiS7y, StaeaioD, virginia, or Colonel Brad
hyY Johnson, Hanover Jaaciion, Virginia, be inl'
Insiiaaely transferred 10 the Maryland Line The
follo~ing foS IN eau bs sisret. sworn 10 before Q
commissioned oHloer, directed to either q the above
of 'srs, snd ssnt by mall when the transfer VIII he
Immediately male The applicant must state n be
wishes 70 be transferred 10 Aajcr General E1cy,
Camp XArytand, Asunion, VirgiE!a, or to Colonel
Dfs1ey 7 johnson, Camp EoTasi, Hanover juno
sion, and to company already organised or TO form
Eew company. Applications for cavalry must be
accompanied by stniavi. that sppilesn, can keep
himself mounted.
klzh OF ADPJIcA71nA.
The undersigned, private IN Company -,
r. 4ment, -- Brigade. -- Division, -
Ooris, army OF --, having been . c,t:a OF
Maryland st the commencement OF tho war, applies
Tor . transgef 70 the Maryland Line. Company =,
f- Regiment, under GeberSi Orders No ", Ad
}utsnt and Inspector Generals ofteo, 1854, desire
70 be srans'ere& to Camp Maryland, Major General
E'Sey, atAuntop. or Camp Howard, Colonel Bradley
Z Johnson, Hanover Juacson.
Appended ID proof CT ciseDsh;pt
on tits -- day OF --, 1884, before tie cub.
scsioer: commissioned ofncer, - Regiment,
D:lSSuo, porsonsHy sppeAfe0 --~~ ------,
and made oath 10 Que fDr-n. OF law. thai he knows
that -- --- wasa cit4gen Of Maryland at the
commencement CT the war, and thst he 10 abe to
kesp himself mounted
All applications to be transferred to Camp Mary
sno VII, for the present, be addrssyed to Major
GENERAL Arnold Eizey, Richmond, Virginia.
bRADiEY 4 J)HNsON, g.
tah xs-saTsts Coi0not Com mandng.
He r. Go D, lad B., Vol. for Lorai Defence.
bsoon's Quarter Branch, March 28. (
kABkaS are nos ihed 80 npoaay a. tbes, hsad.
1tl quarters oa Tuss:sy a. o,clock p H. with
ei tiie srus sGt scGoa:remenls ia THAR poasesiiou
5 mn 1s-2 vvvAudaAE, Capt.
HarAR! Not'oa.-My Company, (G,) Msio,
kat,on, perxops bs.Yeen The aTs= Of I6 and ia ano
- and bo are h*rsey no.isd Of the opportunity now
Afforded TO ucile Themselves with the ssovs n.m.,
oorps Thoae members OF the company who have
guns or xccoutremstts Ia their possession sys hsrehv
u. se.ASDl
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ulo(6nlnton, q. 6.

9a8 6uuptquortier oes Ser.
Maior 6ancCd tefinoet fh 1853 S.StraBe,
nHroIi6 swiiden 10. unb 20. StraBe. @eteras
men, weIde bieiem Corps beiiutreten wIniGen,
tperoen eriudt, f6 peri6nli6 auf Der Office
es8 Sol. 6. s. SObnion, Soldiers 9teit, gu
meloen.
T 5eimatb far 3eitunssiun4
gen. @rcners Sbeater bat fir bic 3eitunas-
iungens6eimitdtte Elm 8enefi3 segeben uns psr@
ielben $50 9Qrs. Nettreinnabme ibermaGt.
I@arrpttirt. Sn Der Mcntagsnaht
5lpii6en 10 unb IL llbr uuroe Wr. g8. 8are
ban in Der 9tep sort Do, Swii6en Der 4. unb
8. StraBe sarrpttirt uno nm 86rie uno SUIT
berautt. Sn benz Saf6enbl6 %bsfanoen fid
$500 in Ser. ct. @eIp uno nnsefdbr $3.50
in Birg. Stats 8~anfnoten.
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NermtfbteS.

: Gtne tragiid tn III d, 8 c ME
bat neuli6, tpie Der Springfield, 81, ,Aenu=
blican" beri6tet, an ienem 4luBe ftatt9efunoen j:
GOHOuttpr 6leming'S Buiia9ier3us bra6te am
MOntaS pom gCroen ienes fstte 5rauenjimmer,
NEEDLES in 8arnum5 MluIeum in Sem Sort pom
oIelen 2euten bepunoert murbe, 5l oieierS taot.
Wegen ibrer uugebeuren GorpnIena uno nes
9ewi4tes urn 600 Yfune muBte Die quite Srau
In So9a9epa9en fabren uno nahoenl Der 3u9
oa5 beige Depot erreiht bate, nuroe ppn oer
3pire oe8Nagen8 bis sum felten8phen dmges
pot cine YIutlforn 10 9ele9t, bab bic gewi6tige
Saop Chne Sdmieri9teiten du8itei9en t6nae;
bod taum bate lie Die 9lattform betreten, ais
i'm ndmIihen Iugenblide oer t6eiler All Der
~Socomctipe. Der pom Der intereIIanten Scene ain
8d9a9epagen feline %2lbnung bate, anfn9, ben
3ug rildfpdrtS ST. itoben; Die Srou nantte rno
erihrOden iber DEN Idmeren Sal, Der, pie
purausjuieben rpar, fcIeen tpitoe, ~lpraneer Der
galante Gcuouttor uno Ieine snei Gebilfen aur
Rettnns Der cOrpulenten 2nop berbei, bob ibre
8emibunsen, fe Dor Srir;en ;u i6Isen, mis-
Eangen. Wdre fe Elm Srauer3imner pom ees
n0bnltGer Stotur. 70 piiroe eS leiht uno cns
genebn eeueien iein, ie beim 6erabftlr;en
pom Der YIattfOrm in bic Slime auf;ufaneen,
opn Dor benz Drud ron einem d s b II n :
bert Yfuno ihperen Gepinte bat ielbft Der
galanteite 2aoiesmann uneebenren Neipett iIno
bem3afOl9e utubte Die fette 5rau ftir3en. =
v9aS mar aber Elm 5an ! u - Den 9emIbs
HneeR Der brei GDnbnttears eeIang e8. ben