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veHfion would also embody platform the
sentiments OF peace, which would pre- vail with

veniion would also embody platform the
ssnuments OF peace, which would pre- vail Win
CHICAGO, August o. II p. a-An immense
crowd hes poured In from AL quarters. Nc
CleIian ar d anti. NJ cCleilan fpelluy runs very
high. Mcclellan men may endea vOr to abolish
the two.th rule, but the success of sucn
course would break mp the Con ventiou. OHIO
is strong against him. Indiana and Illinois
are divided. He will have a majority In the
Convention, and will probably be nominated
on the first ballot
Ifrominated as of Ohio, Amasa Y. Parker,
it is aid, will be proposed by the Mcclellan
parry for Vice President.
II is not probable tnat Governor Parker will
be nominated II General Mcclellan he put for.
wsrd ss citizen OF New Jersey. Mr. Pen IL.
ton. OF Ohio, or Voorhees,, OF Indiana, will
conciliats the West. If Peace platform he
adopt. d, the Peace party will accept General
Mcclellan. 1fAry other is agreed upon, there
will be- an explosion. But 1t ia almost po si,ive
certainty that the platform will he the correct
exposition Of Democratic sentiments.
The Vice Presidency Is hardly thought OF.
All interest centers In the nomination for Chief
Magistrate and the platform.
The New York delegation held caucus last
evening. They will vote as unit for Nc
ClelIan and favor an armistice and con vention.
They meet at nine TO- morrow morning.
A large concourse Of friends from every
State in the Unicn called on VaIlandighan
this evening. The Con vention meets to-morre "
noon. There will be no nomination before
.
Felix McCloskey of Kings county, New YORK,
has been appointed Sergeant at Arms.
Especial Dispatch to New York Tribune.
CHICAGO, August 2Sth. 1s6i.-Mct)lel ans
first ballot, but the opposition only conceda a
majority vote New York has n+en bought
over almost solid tor Nj Clellan, and the Penn
men bent on making such a strong peace
platform that Mcclellan can't be nom m,nated on
on it The Mcclellan men conceds demand
,,
favor Of war, in case the rebels won't agree to
ap armietIce.
1t Is reported that Extra Billy Smith, OF Va,
is IN town in interest of peace. He says the
South won't come back under Lincoln, but
will under Fillmore. Outside candida,es are
not talked of all; Fremont never mentioned
The v oods are shy of Seymoure cautioning
commanding delegate. Vallandigha n Is the
hero Of the hour. He is followed by crowds
wherever he goes.
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UNION REVERSE IN FLORIDA.

NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-The steamer Fulton,
from Hilton Head, has arrived. Her news is
partially anticipated.
An expedition, consisting OF the 18th Ohio,
companies b and ID, ith Massachusetts, csval-
~, aud one piece OF artillery from the Sd X node
Island, all commanded by Colonel Harris, Of
the 18th, sailed from Magnolia, Fla, 70 make
q raid.
The column reached the place intended with
out fighting, and there destroyed a railroad
train and captured q large qusnuty of mer-
chandise and supplies. 1t then proceeded To
GAINESVILLE. While there it was surprised by
60 OF DIckiDsons rebel force.
fight ensnad, res ulting in the capture OF 100
Of our men and the piece of artillery, ana re-.
capture of the property.
Affairs at Morris Island are unchanged. II
is expected the additional heavy guns Will
he ready TO operate against Sumter in a few
days: mean " hile the fort is under going sewers
pounding, and shells are sent into Uh irleston
daily.
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PouLTlCEs.-As to Inflammation, sores cnts,
woupos by rusy nails, etc the grest remedy
is warmth and ptdsture, because .nese pro,
OF rouiice IS applied. that is best which reps
mois, he longest. and is in Is nature MID;
hence, ccld, light. (wheatenl oreao. sosseo IN
There il no specific virtue IN the reouisive
e medy OF the aentrsiis OF a live chiekeo5 OF
scraped potatoe tnrnip sons,.s rss's: csfos os
Snots,nre ~ the application. Hence the memo.
~ need mot be burdened with the rec tileetIon
q particpIar ffrds OF pcu'ticef, but only With
~ r,jnSjpre that that pouitices ,s hest m ich
+. cps n DIST longest without disturbance. = Or.
Hall =. - .a-.-. - -. - ~ -
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r. ~ writer in the Canaoa Farmer eays TIA.
he has eown turnip seed for teensy y three wears,
and hiss annually proved NJ visalsy bg csirst
eowirE ore hundred reeds m q flower Dot,
The result has Invariably heen from ninety
sfx 70 one hundred plants non unW hunarsd
seeds OF one year old. He now 1as si1sv eight
plants from one hundred zee Q, gathered IN the
year $50 showing sixty .eieht Ger >snt q Vital.
3y In tnTnip seed eight yeaya ola.
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Unsuccessful Cruise after the TaIlahaSsee
NEW YORK, Aug 29-Ths u. ) steamer
X. Cuyler has returned from her cruise III
search OF the pirate Tallahassee.
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ODD FELLOWS Hall.
LINGER AND FoeTE."

This popular place of snter'ainuent has alreadv
bee nn+ famous :. sort FIstter d nv the sucress
o their frst week amG ny us they have O oeuef fer
3 s.con" week, ofTerns new attractions at each
enter airmsnt
es- nderful little reo pie are full Of Wit and
=, M r and the versatility is truly aston shing.
TIE b" pnt. rtai ment i i'm rabv atspted
par Wit The other that the pleasant eveniu q
psE-es away like dream
The musical department ia well al .pted tn tn.
r"rfs ance nf t. -R. little wopd+rs-the intprma
ate i. w.n peri rm-d whlc th- voices Of the
q. are - are u freah and show unmistsksbIe
signs of 7 horough Training
:, he elections of this company for their rro
ga m" IL free from all vnlgarit ana low sayings
n. Ma sgampnt may jns'It claim q moral enter
trir n,enf. for snch it rpa " H.
Thps ransrn with us thrOngh this week Let
sll 10 hsvs rot paid TIE Oou modore and p.-ty
visit do a, at once. for il is an eltertainm ant
that IL ful, Of merit and one raj ely off-r-d the
citizens OF " sshington au2atw
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AMUSEM ENTS.
FORD,S NEW THEarE

FORDS NEW THEATER
Tsnfh street. nhore Pennsylvania auenue
BRIL- IANT OPkNING OF THENEW SRAS0N.
DECIDED SUCCESS
or the tslentad Yuung a, lists,
THIS tTUsSpAY) EVENING, AUGUST 81,
Will he repeated Lo yer'a Comic Drama Of
HANDY ANDY.
..
San re- kgan n.-.....:...........Mr. VI. b. Phil i,s
To be fu lew 4 n, the brutean Farce entitled
MlSCHIEVUUS ANNIE
In which Mrs FLORENCE will arstain Five pis
tnct Character with GRAND DANCE, and .
var.ts If SUNES
To conclude .i'a the Piece de Circonet lnce,
dedicatrd "a the r-tu ming regin ents entitled
THE RETURNED y0' UNTEER.
Wr1. iliisms. Of IN. u. C.V Mr. W. Florence
H. preparation
NEW IRISH LEGENDARY DRAMA,
written expressly tor
mr.. AN MRS. W. j. FLORENCE.
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II FEMALE SCHOOL.

VI FEMALE SCHOOL.
bbe MARIA G.. MCCORMICK late of Alayan-
dris. Va, having removed her school t. Cam
bridge. Md IL PREPARED to receive four or Eve
.iIls "a boarding pupils. in her family Their
irt' .ciuai. domestic and moral training will r..
for Years engaged in AleIaniria, ia educating
girls IL well known to ell old residents of that
town.
Par pts in this vicinity who desire further In.
T. rnst"' concern the nd van tsg-s of h her achonl
are rec perrfuiy referred to Lewis Mckenzie, Esq
at Alexandra, We ". n Walls.h Editor of
th" Ws-hpgtnn Star. Ber terms for b1srt, tu.
itInn. Il g sre IN pdrrata
Cambridge. Md. where she has recently locats1
hrr school, ir nne ~ the hpaitnisat and most de-
iisttfil y, lss-s in thu Union aud has about H.
ttr'hut. wha'-y-T exec pt such as u prudent an I
AL elton. parent will apprnv. in selecting local
ity in vi ich To have a daug ter thoroughly edu
cat.d and aimed for futur- ussfuins-s.
The fall term of her school Commences the
frs' Monoay u september. an Is dim
EMERSON INSTITUTE-select Classical and
T. Mathematical school for boys. Four teen h
.treet. between ! End X. The Twelfth Annual
Session of this Scho"i will begin the frat MON.
DAY in september. For t:r culsrs. sc. adlres.
Pr'nci pal. CHAS. b. YOUNG las New
Yorh avenue Tuition per quarter, S2). an25-ft'
1 AFA'LITE iNsTtTErs, A Select School for
young Lahips ana Misses 8, t67 1 street. be.
tween 18th sad 18th, will reop-n
MON DAY, septenhr r 5th.
F,pertn ed and thorough teachers.
Music auo French 10 charge of eminent Profes.
re.
k.r circulars call st Drug Store corner of AMI
18th or st It IB.titute after September
Misses lLLlAMS d HhLSTEAD.
au 4. q. tk eoltt iEhronD
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1MPORrANT 70 FEMALES

1MPORfANT To FEMALES.
i Madame Rovins Female Alternative r us.
smos ing Oh. trae,isns pain in The ade heal s'ns
snd palpitntiop of the heart.
fl Tkess ellis should NOT be taten b. females
dsrin pre- snaney ~ they would be sure :. csu.s
misc arfiass. Prepared At - RusVansirsrt. PsGs,
hrtp e.n n eth ana 10th ats, Islsnd-ths emily as.nt
il this eeuntyy. sebo-iv
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

IRA VEbERS' DIRECIDRY.
KAILRoAe fEoM pHTLaDELPHi. FROM
Salsta y. EST :HHsi' :3fsss1 ss.iffff&A
4ts s. m, aecommoa alton d da- At ,-x .m
Al NJ 8. u1., sxpr-sstn- at ~ @. n.
Re,urnins irsvr Cape MAJ
II .1 accom- nn4 atioa due vt ~ D. m.
Th,ggnss A. .S"s, des es.ns s p car. or baggage
NJ. ysU esTD snd Rfss sop.
BALrIm0RE AND OH,n RAILROAD
&EM M ~ a
and .s~, S.a. ssns s . M pr, W. FEs ".s
ana wsabins,on hin and n. west as toI,o..
FOE PHILADELPHIA VIEW FORR md
BOSTON.
Leave W.shnsron . :. sas.. = m. is a. NJ. ana
& nr snsds, r;.6S ,ts%p :, N% IT." %n'"p.,,.os.,,,
Leave Washington at sp n daily. a'e1p' sn'-
Passengers w,n note that this train runs a. Tar
~ Philsdslphiz only.
FOR NEW YORK.
Leave Washington daily st6.s q.
TAis trasa is fo, Nep YorL pa's.nErv' szcih'irsss
FOR BALrJsoRs
Leave Washington ~ SO IN. nba n.ssp
m. asp. m. 7 40 D. N and ssn o. m. m.'-scaps Fun
DIV Sunday 1t = ~ . M. D. IN, ana 81 D. M
FOR ALL PARTS Of THk |ESr
Leave Washington At 90 =. m. aud As and So
D III. daily pSrspt Sunday.
On sn Ddas at 3 and 4 - D. n
Tickets sold tn all points WEST. and hazsazs
esscks9 tAroVsk
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave Washington At s.sH g.. @. and AZ ,. m
dail, excrp' sunday.
Hp train for Anpa polls on SUNDAY.
Trains feavine Washington 1T 7.3t q. m. aud
$50 o N. go throngk to New York urifhosf cAn.s'
Of .0~S
ale. ling cars on o 81 and s5lp N tra,us Berthe
can he secur Ell until p daily ~ -h- ticket of
dee After that hour they must b- s-cursh ~ the
ale-pins conductor
TIE srst and 6fth trsius stop AZ sIi way poIuts
The o. IN train stop oulv ~ Hlaisusbnrs
BAl-sviIle, Lsursl Anna polls junction snd Raav
House faily. except Sunday
On Sunday II sfOBs AZ AL way points
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Passsr gsrs will pl-sse observe that tas Sp. n
train run only tG. fhIbIJ. .LDh ~ fdIIy. s1e,S
Ss.aoy On sunday it runs To Bal''u.u, ,eHts. Alsn
that -ha s. 81 p. t'nts tnkSs NsU Wv. Dnt"H<~'
Oah
FOR further Information. tickets ~ any kino
&c apply 20 GEO = KG0STI. gent 81 Wash
ipyton, or =, the Ticket 0fhc@
" p SMITH Mater nf Transportation
l. N. COLE General Ticket Agent. ts A-a
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C,RoM IOEBoN. - The A. B. @. of skirmishins.
IL ssa L6vell sg On p"sts, Pa roll &c Msn-
nal OF POS ii "a I,rl Msfabb Com pADy Nan 80
vers Maiton's Light Drill Yates oS stratsxy
viii Map kohertsan'- Catschisp Of the Field
Ex.rc,.. IT,. tsfsntr, MSnrsl. Col. Burns
Ou .tIo,. and AnSV- rs Artilisrs. SinBpa z
/ xht InfaItry Duty. Sinnott'a Mlitar, Cate
Chi M. uu.., ..vrnp
eos sAANCA Eh'H~"'
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THE 8 PEEME O. CRT OF THE DISTRiCv
] OF colo CBbIA huitag District Court OF
the United States kr the said District.
To aH irso'r ttsnay coHreTn zTettins:
Notice is h-rsby given, that on the ~ day OF An
Eust. 1874. the s:hooueE l.. b. CowP-rthwaitS, &C
xiolstioD Of :bs Revenue Laws by th. Tn ted
stst.r Collector of Customs 1t Georgstown, ~
e End brought the came >intO this Dlstrlet ."f
adjuoicst,nn; and the tane are IibeIled and sros
esut1d III this court ,sinfh- name o. the United
ftsts. for condemnation: and have been arrested
by the Darshxl for the fsasona In te libel stste0
and thst sid cause win stand for trial st the Cty
Hal ir the city NJ " sshinxton n the fr-t Mon
dsy of ssptemh-r oext. when and where all pr
sopr are vsrned To sppear tn show Cause vhy SON
d@mnsros should not be decreei, aud to inter
vsn- sor their interests.
erkutt 2 lS4 r. j. MEI4S, Clerk
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A RrILLERY HORSES WANTED AT ONCE.

CHisF QuARIxRsA AsTkRs UPFIcs, J
WASH ssros DRPoT.S
unpsra -. "AsHIsG1 On, Jul, ~, E3ja \
uCness seh.soe for ARTILLERY service will he
paIehaseo ~ te1s depot, by the and srsi xued iu
oren mArsst. srom late nntii September l. isa ip
los oI aa 10 nI'y at one hundred and sisht , dol
lprs 3R pei nimAi: each amin Al IN hs sn RI "a
tn the usual Government iusp.etion bsfsps h.ina
Enrres to e4 deli .erea To and insns-,sa ,v ~.
Gil Tonpkips, A @ NJ q. q, A rorps. os 5t Apt
q strasts, Washington. d. G. u sno
Brissdier General. Chief Qusrt.TmasIs,
U9-Ad Depot OF Wsshinyton
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IA iLITAkY BOARDING sOHOOL-OD Bsiti
lyt more kaiirosd. rs miiss from ilaislphis
Pupilt have the bepsdts of Q home; thorough
eourss in Mathematics, Languages. Hsxiish. SC.
Number limited T~rms moderate Received at
An, time Pine Library nd Apparatus Address
Rev HkRyEy BARTON, A NJ. Village 9rses
seminary Delaware county. Pa " ~
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EDUCATIONAL.

CFoRG ETOwN COLLEGE. D. C.-The e1er.
tun 81 "n The frss Monday in september
au aA-s"t,sep5+ JOHN EARLY, s. j.. Pres't.
HE MISSES KOONES' SEMINARY. Wash
> i" xtnn City. $50 ID street. The exercises nf
II - srmiIary viii be Resumed on the 6th of Sep
trn,f er, 1864. an 2a-3t+
AIRS JENaEN'. SEMINARY FOR BJ7s will
Ns re- p-" on MONDAY. Scot -nher s. 1854. 81
str. sta. xu "a At
MISS NJ. LEwIS'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS S-Ths
~ duties OF this school will be resun d MON
DAY :. s.ptember 8. 1854 at 4aa 9th street.
RoARpING AND DAY -sENINARY FOR
trwr u O. Mrs Gen r. T. WHeEi.ER. Prin.
"ipsl. Tn. duties of this institution will be re-
.umed an Monday. Sept y. % 2w
e bet. 9th and 18th sts.,
Will commence tha First session of the scholss-
tic year q 4a5. on MONDAY. Sept. 9Th.
, b.. t. ms are the same for the Classical sud
weeks lan 2 ST. BF. WiGEf. &. Pest. II Il
Navy YARD AND 9cnnP1 cGARIToL HILL SELECT
The 'xsrris q of this Sc oni will he resumed on
h' hnAF. the !1h dsv Of Sentemher next in the
AprlicA'i' ms he m a|a at No 6hi New Jersey
AvsnD- rn'il rday before otion, af ser tn
fst- ~ n" us 4'h sire c"rmsr Of u east.
au 90 ?f' w. II MENCK, Princip pal.
t-O' CMPIA COMMERCIAL A0ADEMY-oor-
Dsr h an f streets. Opposite the POST Office.
ne"'i"' ,lesh. call at be ahov. Academy.
Hours of atteraar CT from = n. to 3 p N.
Private Lessons fr"m4 0p m.
to"s K eping learned in three months.
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TEAMsFERs WANTED.

f.,.f Oro,tsrrnas slsy's achos, Yepot 0 Washisxto~
wv Wasstasion. ID. a.. Aux. Is, L,ss
Wsntsd At once. iyr hu sdr d So e. one thon
asnd 0G T9sasters, ga h caps Bile of DIR, wing with
s,I xle line and man s. ging ak mule .ams.
Ia such ui,o are competebt To pc form the duty,
.hs nav DEF month will De thirty five 3sl doh ars
Si,b ,us rsti "a p.r day, and hospital pr lsgea
inc pdipx Toe b.si madicsl xtta9uanc wh1n sick
Men experiSncsd xs wagon M&stera " II recriv.
sprh positions upf orn SinE 70 this Poiet twenty
i've IS X ,od r. fsamsrsra
Aypl, 10 Cs plain CHAkLES Il. TOMPRISs
O n II 4. A., corner Of Twenty -second &ni Z
D. H. RUCKER,
Brig Gen and Chief Quarter m~steP,
Is.7lt Depot of Wa lh "a stsn.
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1T. VINCENT'5 SCHOOL,
: Corner i Infh and g srvee,s
UNDER THE CHARGE nv THE sIsTER5 OF
CHARITY
The duties OF this school will be resumed on
THTkSDAY, -rpt. 'st. IVA The Sisters in ch sr ge
viii d.v t. rhrms.is.s 20 the nd mt of their
,uI is H. all the hrsnrh-s nf English education,
and will pay strict regard to the moral training Of
al ola Ell n' d.. their care.
In cnnsrquer ce Of the advance of prices tho
Sisters are compiled to incl Ieaoe their rates oi
tuition. au q 2w
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@. ". BOTELER. JNO. W. BOTRLER
a. W. BOTELER son,
IMPORTERS,
WHOLESALE AHD RkTAIL DEALERS
CHINA, GLASS AND CROCKERY WARE.
TABLE CUTLERY, ,SiLrkR-PLATED WARE,
BRITANNIA wAkE. BLOCK TIN GOODS
TIN CHAMBER sETs. COAL OIL LAMPS.
JAPANHED WATERS. DOOR MATS,
FEAIBER DusTERs. BRUSHES.
WOOL, WAAE. AND
HorsEgEEpi,Sss ARTICLES GENERALLY.
~ HoUsEs. HoiE AND STEAMBOATS,
YUKNIsHED AT SHORT NOTICE.
3ls IRON BALL,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
H-eoSm between 9Th snd Erth s:s
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n
NORTHWEST AN u SOUIEWEk1.
&GGe 49, s6
un AM aHU ,ffEh NJ EhbEh isrb
tram, .ill leav. Baltimore from the Nsrth Gal
vert citation - foiIova:
Harrisburg Accommodating 3.S r u
Lightning Rxpre-s.-- -.---..S-S p u.
TIN n 20 s. n TRAIN PHUh WAsHINGTON
c,u.-cts With the ~ traIu frul.. Bal ii moro
for pitt.hurg aud the West AMI Ter E'mirn. Bn6
.,o Rorh h.ster, Dnnkirk. Csnsndsixus, and HI
aSsra Falls and for Nas YORK cifv
THE =. 10 p n. TRAIN FROM WARRINGTON
connects With the s.3e o. N. train from RaIr
NOR. for El mira ard ths North and Pittsburs
and the Vast.
sLEEPINs OARS ON NIGHT TRAINS.
SDlpIsRs' TIUKEfs AT EOvsRNassf RAfls. d
OEE THROTGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY.
LOW FARB AND oUICB rIMs.
~sor rlcsets ana any info rmatiob apViy at the
ONCE Of the Grsat P-npsy lV.nia Route. o0roer
Penn sVrpue and stk street. nuhsr Alto al Hotel
Washington. J. DUhSHHf,
Superintendent y R.
- WELKINs,
Pas, and Ticket Agent, sor 'th Al and
tsetf Penn sv-nus.
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ACADEMY; ,,ua

VI FflH YUUNf LADT I'd.
M. l2s Bridge st.. between Congress aud iiTh 81
The annua nj ex- rcises ~ this in.itution will com
mel ce on MONDAY the 5th Of crpie,nhs, nsst.
C,Ycnixra can ne had IT Mr. Gran ieli's BOOK
store, Geots stcwn. Mr.. Joyce's Beosstore
Penn avenue. near 2th street Wa hin gton.
Rev. OLIVER COX Principal.
0Car tickets will ~ supp led by the Principa
to pu pills rrsidisg in Washing on. st bsis price
2-eolu,'
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SD bin es! Sr bat Seine quite, na6lids
tiSe Serrin beifpblen unO 1T atf frti6er Chat
ettappt. SD butte Sbn nieoerl6ieBem fSn.
Grieprid ,udts betty suldmmen.aa aW
Aber, fubr @eor8 fort, id tabe sS uuter-
lailen, neil nit Seiner NusIa9e our Guf.
tldruns selpiHer BIdne beoarfen. 5tatt bd-
fitr Slt Iorsen, pae bic Sire GeineS rerltrr.
semen 6errn nadellos bletbt, iudt &r lie 3lt
beidmueen STIR Sbn beliet bic les 8apier
feinen gBertb.. - fper bat S6n eeouuaen,
es 3uelfeblen t? 77a f.te27tsl res4s
Ser Bcbientc antirprtete niAt; ober er
bewe8te Den TuB, als Ob er llnSspulb ulo
Corn betanpfte. ss14 Ttgaa :ssaser.s
Ser IeuIdl bate ldnee i'm SOlOe bes
Burrns seItanbel, Iaste 0eors, Iih gu See
lanie ipenoeno. YaEeniin tat 0ee6t mir
nliiien itn unfdaOticb mahen. 0fir Der
peiSert er Elm 8stenntniB nleiu 8atcr
Miro i&pn srfabreu, was n6t6tsa lin neun
ubr fcntmt meiu Sdeer.. =. iqysl
Sergreifeu Sie Iits nidt an mir! rel
5rteori&, SD Ipre3e sin @Ort, uuO jeue
Quitting 1T unSalti9. s.51f s.. ..-1 /.
f.- -- fEprfCehnnt ENot ts eaE
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QraantEhe GGtpGAe

trb unSerisIi gebsilt Ste DUae 8rat ieber ters
feut Dees urGtae 9tten, eldeS edS 9eben elenb pnb
bic Gtt unb gta&tpn,menidait unm6e6 ma8t tfsot tas
9uc8 9erer bt ibrsn Qeicen6afen nbeicnnen r6bacn.
Snae 2eue no 3u eit gu Mus6wstfunsen senetat retl
Strtturen Neberi@laeen i'm Sarn Stein ub antere 1r
laden emtten fann 70 If e BOD n,eiaentbsts cine Sses
hes Wtstraudes Der eeelfen 0rgdne g8er ober ta eS
dusnen fa bic &ra Gr3eusune cher BON Denen perls
ptrh bic @ bstmlten 2aFern erseben, ais BON Dtntm
BE ba meiie fnb.
sia - Sfftee: go. Z Snb.6rebertdfr. :,
lieben Gbtren Bon 8altimcrefra Sfflt@e Sette,
bic Stufsr binauf.
N1dn merle fS Fam.n rnb Sausnummer, tent unwtIIen.
BE- uub treer6e Habn,atr, tutrtebene unp gerpenlpe
Quadalber, S9ntfftt, Stiefelri6ier SraBenreinieer
nnb 2ampenpuser n. SD re6flmdbtge Nerjte
unb lausr,, an8;pgen rpr Dr. CbnfcnS &u tn ter N6b
H8 Ale Sriee ntnllsn stnen grt-StaniP sntbaiten.
gins l1etuU3 IN 2 Gasen su8sIi@ert.
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0efabrlt@e &rant6sit.

gDenn ber irre9eletete unfluee Singing Gusnbt bas
CT ben Res beisr duter6aen Granfbeit IN b nufeenpnt
mea tat 10 geebt es b1Ifis taB etn un5eses SGainse
lbl pter Die Surdt prr GnbedutJ tbn abitrtf f4 an
ene su wentea o weld er in SeSe brsr @r;tebuna n6
ReIptatl6t alen fn Serrranen irsen tDnnte, unb er
pares p Ianse bis biz Spnptrrne btets redIen eblS
ME !. .. elm nit @eGpien entsIutcis Sails cine tSle
glae 6&mers i'm acpe uns IN ben @Iisera Abnatme hes
men lnb @rmem siunen i'm @e&e uab an BEN Grtremta-
ten @ jeieen teo fan teis nebeI nit elmer dretlt9ea
S@nsatetsit Dor @ i8resen BIS sulest her @anen une
tet e @eaenianb res itetbS n:rS unb Der EpS etnen
l6redItGen Qetber tabur6 Elm Gnbe rat baB tbn ra
nem 9ahe erng ppn mannen fetn aeiienber 5urdtebrt
Us iii cine raureI GtGtIa3e, bae Eduenee beIer frrt
baren aranPeit su Oyer falen III 5plse ber llus&td
lt6fet uneienSer NrGbler. mee hur Muneueurs ieaeS
tStlen 9ttes re5 NferurS bic Gcntutrn bernten unt
een @eft bes 2efens IN Elm sleneeS Qaen oerranseIu
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9r Z ii dm It d II,

NitsteS teS t6Rieliden Gpe9s ter gBIuSir3te In 2pn
tpn e5raburtsr zines Der ertsu mebr6en @oEeetn her
Ser Staattu BEN er6stn 2btl eines 2sbns tn ben
6ppttIern rpn QrHppn @arts philadelphia uuo aneeren
@abten ausetrat, bat etnBe Ger wrneerbarfen 5eInee
bpuente rpn benen bic @ebte fer NeeetStn weis nn-
s65iige 9ebenbe tte ObeRauen Meroba une anbersn
Hronfbetfen Ien iplde l. g. aud eie BET pl6tltden @e.
rdu6e su ebr srrsden bte su pit errbben bel eeriusen
RIentareifen { ~. mltrhsn auaenbliflic aeteilt.
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aehettmsn 4ranfaetten

seatt perten al8 td fne: 3eusun8sundtieteit S&t&e
in &Gfen unb ben liepern @nsnsuneen Der Ntsren
eenI8pdde I1attisfet sef9lasenbet @erfnnbes
f6wae, 6trstppn GdaG erntet 3ttteru, IuSen l6pdds
S9Ntnrel Rppfl6mer5 @ntjanbun9 les Saes, Ter Nais
Der 2unee heS asens ter Gtn9eipebe unb alsr jener
lebtl be eswten stteimen 0ewutntesn Der Susenb
pstGe ibren Cpsrn eeltrIter nO ais Ter Streneu @e
fang ZEN @eatrten hes t91ts tcrrbren unb @pera ut
aee eeteil perrtn tire ein3entle pffnun9en pernt-
ten, Sdpde Der Contribution berpcrbrineen bic gbe
mSs ntae pnb julest Sen 96rper uub Sinn aerfSren.
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0elhstrQthete pegionen,

pter Splde mehe I'D gu rerbetrdtben beatftt9en, nnb @
rbcller r1de zines dnoeren StnterntfeS berubt
NnS ipuen unpersIsGid Or. Srbticn Su 8dbe ateten.
Wue E5tnterniie segen @he pbpSde roer eeft9e Ger
rIttng 0ei;barfett ser gte cen 3ern Rb GpIde pber
@rfdSpiun9 ter brctltdten Mr rer5en iHneu turtrt.
Derentse relGer III eer 8ebanbluns pnb Surlprse bon
Dr. p6uitUa 1inerBiett tann ibn a8 einem Gtrennane
pbne Turd @ auoerduen unS 3xperttli auf ietrs arst
itd5e CSeiS,tdltd,fett perfdIIen. .s.s