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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-11

Boy. vii not be taken ule they sixteen yoar' Of rye,
stout In good heth and below feet irche. n Light
In all of tie parents guardians must
6rst Obtained
The County bounty and the three monihf advance pay will
be paid oil recruits. irrespective OF cls and hall monthly
pay be le ct hone BY application to the rayaa-,e' Of
Tie vessel, 10 which tie recruits may De- assigned.
An needal Information he obiat OF by applying n the
Naval in the Flrk; and y be enlisted end
sven at either Of the following rendezvous. winch are
The only slho4ed by The Navy Department ia this city
All recruits thus emitted uHd receiving tc bounes iors
sad viii b, credited tho quot Tie Csy and County Of
New.ioTk
CAPT OSCAR BULLUs. Z. s. ", No 9Chery-s..
CAPT EDWARD THOMSON. u. 5. ~. No 30 Water st.
LIEUr CONDO. JsO MCLEOD MURPHY. q. 5 T..
No. 70 State,-
ACTG MASTER JOHN ". COIN L. s. ",
No. 10 South a..
CAPT. A. n. BREyoORr u. $. NJ. C., no. 10 Bowrey.
EDWARD L. MEEKER, u. y ~ e..
County Bounty Rooms. No. 10 Bowery.
C. GODFREY GuErHER, Mayor
MATTHEW I. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
ORlSOS BLUNr supervisor
WILLIAM NJ. TWEED, Supervisor.
WILLIAM K. STEWART Surervi.cr.
FLiJAH +. PURDY, Superyi.or
GEORGE OPDYKE Auxiliary Member.
County Volunteer Committee.
OElSON BLUNT. Chairman
E.s.Yo,k Anil g. 1885,
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gron, Sc.

CCOTCU PIG IRON-500 Tuns No. |, "Glcn-
- efnoci" l0O Tuns No clinton" for SALE 10 lot. to
EDWARD 3. SHERMAN
No. 253 Pearl-st.
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TY1oN GENERAL CoMMTTBR.-vThi, Commit
100 held ther regular session on Monday evening. All
Cd, wards we're represented Rufus r. Andrews. Presi
acat. WIS in tia chair Harvey II. Woods and William
w Ladd Secretaries. TIE following resolutions. offered
5y Con Prosper n. Wetmore and seconded by the
Preside ut. were melton unanimously adopted:
Resoisrs That tho Union General Committee Of tie City
AID COuy Of Nel OTs eoce In the victories achieved by
Lieut. Cen Ulysses :. Grsut tie Rebel armies and thai
e tender TO tie Commander AID the brave officers and soldier.
Of the army cordial congratulations and sympsthy IN the
great struggle for the ustons hie.
Realized Te' ssan confidence in the Pfesi
den. and he Administration in tbeI ehof 10 suppress 'e
Rebellion.
ResEred 1hst this Committee have learned with pain and
sorrow tia, brave and honoTed citizen Of thi- slate Cen
James :. Waa.worh has fallen ltc a. he head u ms com
aaud battling for the Of Freedom snd the country
which him birthtiat lis shall ave n no hea
OF his courtren so ous as stars and Stripes shs be
honorcd as tho emblem Of our nationality &c..
Res0ired That this ComHiee vii unite IN fecel' no ms ne
maine on their arrival in this city and Conduct then 10 buch
p.eeo a. shall be Indicated by the authorities go.
PcSlrSd That we tender sympahies to the families
An friends of all who have shed their blood for our country
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~ GENE Nr-Leaves New York, James-slp sn<
East h yer Tor GreeUpo.t sag sb0r naupons &C.
~ For Greenport, kyrtbesa. fsphank, and Lake
land o. M and JJo For lsip Babylon, and Yarn
ingdlc, Al n. and $3.50 and $50 D. For 5yo-.ss
- n and 4;JO Stages connect for Cold SprpS
Oyster Bay and Huniinsion For Hampstead Jamaica and
Winfield AZ and 0:30 M and $780, 30 and $50
INDAY EXCURSION TRAIN = Leaves 3th ST., Esd
River s30a for Riverhead stopping ct oil Stations en
cep Hampstead and Syosse Excursion Tickets for this trss
at reduced rates. A. REASONER Superintendent
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CITY ITErHs.
Arr MATTERS OP THB Ngw-YoRK METRO

ART MATTERS oP THR Ngw-YoRK METRO
roLrrAx FAiR.-Messrs J. Quincy & Son. photograph
ers No. 7O7 Broadway, donated to the Fair heSlze
portrait Of his Honor the Mayor c. Godfred Unftner'
valued at s575. Also, 20 Imperial photographs oil ue
most prominent Generals of the Army and officers oil
the Navy valued OF $500 They also fitted up fhoto'
gsapLic Studio at the FouFeenth'street building lOr
the purpose Of making dc vsiie OF the pubic INC
proceeds to be gwen to the Fair The net returns
from this Department $3.50. They also dohaIeu
Views Of the different Departments OF the Far 10 the
amount of about siO0 making tho full amount Of over
81 600. They are now publishing Stereoscopic Views
Of the Far. comprising series Of 81 different views
representing the Art Gallery Department OF Arms ana
Trophies. Curiosity Shop. New.Jersey Department,
1udiau Department, Cattle Show, and Interior views
Of the main building which We consider quite LIBERAL
donation. We also understand that Messrs. Quincy
son have boen making q group of the Executive Com
mittec, which VIII be or exhibition in a few days at
their Gallery.
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HUDSON RIVER Railroads.&c. ALI

4 L BANY aui TROY, CONNECTING with TRAlNs
NORTH anl W Est. 1xaius leave: -
From Chambersst From 3Oth ~
Express aud Nv and 1:2, lO:!l n, and Sst ane
J:lJ aud D. u. at 5:E2 p. III.
Troy and Albany with Seep- ll:2 p H.
ins.caFD O.t0P. IL. -
Pog ghkerrse Train anG II e2 and li:2sa M and u
m snd ?. ~. pm
Peek Kill Train, p. N. Az p. m
Sing Sins lr,in 500 5:52
IGrry.o1n 1fan, $3.50 p. m. 5:52p
On san.4ys, al ~ .. N. from Gti.srset-
Tickets may be procured any Of the offices OF Wecotsi
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1863 COMMENTING MAY 3, 1854 1884
Passenger Station in Newly ork, 2th't and +thsv
Entrance 27th-st
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-fORk:
For New Haven. :. (Ex) III H. I2l3 tEI, J~
Ok, 3.5o $50 and lEx Pp
Tor Bridgeport :. 8 lEE), 1850 u. l2:ls (Ex) ~
ia j. $50 500 and tE1.) p m
For Milford and stratord Z, II :30s. m. $3.50 3D p m
For Fairfield Southport and Wespor ], il;O m $50
Fof Norwak T. 800 I:oo m. le:lS (Ex.), 800 tEIA
$3.50, %, $3.50, lEK.l p. m.
For DaTen and Greenwich. s3s. ll3o . nj $780, IA
5:3Op. m 4. a. -
For Stamford, 7, (Erl 950. ll3o a. Ii. l2le (Exl,
Qr) $50 go $50. 6:sp. (Ex) p. m.
For Port Chester ami intermediate stations, $50, il3o
~ 4; $3.50, $50 $50 500, p
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston vic Springfield. a. m. Ell 3(EAh Sp IN
For Boston Wis shore Line l2:l5 Oh p. IN.
For Hartford aud Springfield, SCH llS0A M ; lEHt
kor Connection, River Railroad (EI), II 30 In 70
Montreal = >. u. 20 Northampton.
For Hartford, Providence and Fishkin Railroad ELk
il:aO 49,.
for New Haven NewLondon aud Stonins,on Railroad as
A. m 1918. ,, 8p m.
For nal Railroad l2l5 p. to Northampton.
For Housaionic Raroad p m. .. IN.
Fer Naursiack Railroad, a. N. f; 2 ?.
For Dahury and EorWHk Railroad, T. $50 a. ~ t;D p N
Conmodious Sleeping Cars attacked 20 E. m. Trains
JAMES ~ HOfr Superintendent
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c,TEAM WEEKLY To LIVERPOOL, touch.
n , ing al Queenstown (Cork Harb0rl-Ihe weiFSno"n
ra,nels the Liverpool kew Yors and PhiiAdea steam
hin Company ore eadel 10 sill o. iolo"t. a., -,
CiTy oF WASuiStiToN Saturday. hoy u
CITY 90 ANtNFSIER....... ,Y "a
CITY On IfNDIN.
And every succeeding SATURDAY. at noon iron Pef "a
north River
RATS OF PASSAGE
Payable in gold or il. equstlsn, N currency go -,
FIRST CNRiN..,.. ~ 90 STE ERA0E $50 cl
t.t sbin 20 London. - ~ steeraee 70 onuo"'' - ~
I.t l.b "a 10 Para Is " >teerase to Pars.... ~ W
F.t cabin 20 Hamburg ,tesrage 20 iianoupS - "
Passengers also forwarded to ha'Ge Df."en hoe''HaH
T,r. nom Ly.rrooi or Queenstown; lst cabia, S73,
sins st,srsrr as Tho.s who wish to send iot theE
frsend. can su, tick,ts here at these rates
tor further Information apply a. tle Company othc-.
JOHN q. DALE. Agent No. 10 Broadway ~ 7.
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MINIATURE AbsAyiC 80,
Sun-Rises.. 49, ses........ 1870 Moon-Sets 'll;2
HON WATER DAY. -,
Sandy Hook III 10 Gov leland i20J Hell Oae'.'".' ISL
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TYUE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
7 pOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
IFryy-FFN NAV ORk AND LlNkLfOOL, CALLING
AT CORK iIhRBOR.
AND BETWEEN BOSTON AND blyEk .pg, GALL
INC AT HALIFAX AND 'ohh iiANbVl' -
esves o,'saSs' sAy 10
l,a,,, Bostou....... " edEesday. May 25
1t n l,.y a, Neg. ork W ejne.dAy. June l
,,y., Poatcu....... " ednesiAy. Juns b
a. sy a. oeys. New-Y ork.. Wednesday, June Is
rRos NEw YORK TO IIyEarO0L.
ChefCa nin Passage. ....''''''''''''''''''| isS
Second { sbu Passage. '''s.,,.......''''' o.
,RoM gsroS LIVERPOOL
CLefC Cabin Passage. ..........'.s..'''''''%lls "
s,c5nI abn Pas,age. u %
poysb.e Gold OF Is equivalent IA Onea states Sa'e"sy
Lertgs ct secured until paid Tor,
An eypcrenced Surgeon ON board. ,,<,,
I ie. Of hoss ST. FPS will not be accountable FOR SNecs
or Vonoles Unless Bills oG Lsdri having the value expressed
arr signed therefor
''' f'''''' r. GGNARD No. 4 Bowliurgreeu.
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IRIE RAILWAY. -Passenger Trains leavs
! from foot OF CsamDers-st.:
m, Express of Buffalo.
$50 a. ~. Milk. daily. for Otisyi1e
10 A. m Mail tor Buffalo ana ernediIte stations.
AIS p ~, Way for for Jeryi. and NewbHr;h
D. NJ Ni,ht Express Oily for DunArk. Buffalo Roches
Ter anandasus aud principal stations Grin Of Saturday
ruD, through 10 BrfalO but doe. not u DuBkrk.
CHAS. MIMI, Genera. supe.ineadenf-
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Gteamboats an0 RAILROADS..

L. POINT, POuGHKEEPSIE. and RONDouT-Th
steamer MARY POWELL leaves Jsyst. Pier EVERH
AFTERNOON at3i
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Ocean cleaners.

nor PORT ROYAL and BEAUFORT, &c.
Il The a. s NJ steamship TRADE WIND, COO tuus burden,
Is X RsuBipGR Master viii -sil Tor above ports at
tf-ci.e, ou SATURDAY. May Ia from picE No. 4. ~ X
or Freight OF Iassxe, having hrtci.-s ecconucdiionsi
apply to r n. SfOFFOIlD' no - biosu'"t
EOR NEW-ORLEANS, DIRECT.-The new
4 4. q Mail Steamship GEORGE WASHINGTON, =.
V Gagr commanded VIII leave Pier No. y r. on SATUR-
DAY Nay a. a 3 p Passage wi unsgrplssed aeon
mod lions So 20 BIZ Ladine ,i.ned day OF gai'fE
Arpiyto b. CROWN ELL Il Co., No. 86 Nest-.t.
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.FENAPSCOTTs LONDON aud LIVERPOOL
A pASsAGE OFFlCE, No. 20 South s.. New York.
DR ATS on ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND and
WALES. .r, MN. ,,.,,, an ,U-ppoDot
ptCktT,, SAIL TWICE WEEK. -
iJNE OF LONDON PACKETS SAIL EVERY TEN
wishing TO take passage, send for their friends
,, money 10 the old (ntry, do ct the lowest raea
by,ruiy.usto IAPSCOlf BROTHERS Co.
~ 'FP' No. SO Souths.
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euPREME conference.-the l0.--Before Jushc
FOsTgh
MOTION FOR ALINONY.

belinda FpTber agt. Edygrd furber.
This was q motion for alimony and counsel fee
Y .4s~ ~ 4..e1 3Yo.ss c. 20 x,G0nd OF absn4Sn-
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NEw.YORK Il NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
1863 COMMENTING MAY 8, 1854 1894
Passenger Station IN New ork 2ith and 4th Az
Entrance 27th-st.
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sic rnnlfitnirrnnt Gnnpentinm.
U n napplt 8, 2.

Annapp is, 2. STUNT.
Scrtt beantraste, OaB Die IiitglieOer Ipre
Tecen uuf l Stuuoe bei6rduten iplIeH. H(a0
LANCER 3ebatte murpe Der Antrag on9ef'Or''
melt.
9is 8sfbIl1e Glarfe's, pOuo@ elm GOmite
rn1lnt mtrOen ioa, weIhes Dem YralIcenten
nsiat, olB ole Conn entiOu bereit it, ole,Stas
srei 0bliblffen uno i'm nm 8ergltun9 fir
je lopalen 5flauenbalter anfrdge, pte er oIeS
ieiner Sotdait pom 1862 angebeutet babe
wuroen aufgenOmmen uno nit 81 9egen 30
5timmen auf ben S16 9elegt.
0auiant lteQte ben Nntrug, Die Convention
ADJ Baltimore ~ perIe9en. 9ier9egen puroe
om Spre6es SiupaHo erbpben, neil bieler
lntrag i6on frlher perworfen mCroen lei.
SuOunn wuroe Die Orbnun9 oes Sa9es pprz
enpmmen. nobel rer 8eri6t oeS Gomites fir
iedte all Die 8eibe tam. 9as ENHANCEMENT
on SANDS, (weldes bas 8edt Der SeSeiiiOn
f.. 10. perbietet(, Ut GIart8 GrIas fir artItel
A. (pel6er StaatssS ouperainetdt anertenntD
mrpe nit 45 gegen 80 Stimmen an9enpms
len. 8eri6iepene ImenpementS wuroen To-
ann nod beratben, Ubne gu einenl SntI6lub 81
omnle1.
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Wo6ul0ton, Q. g.
QNihfi0I

pa bic 3ett BE rdnnabt ne Gle miattge D1bI etn $
perSen foa, psm fur , e u66ts II spei abe ba6 I6 bt mn
fs &c Staot %anaertraHt ne ben 10 Uub tn Ant, traat Ger
greg n Setret t9ans irel6s uniere Nitturae teutlher
3Iuse liert bet BEN We1a,3ipalp tlsu le ,etSt baben, erlIate
it mir tterIntt, Nrn. Scen . 5smmeS, cen eS nwdrttgen
Qrdtoeutrn ees S0arb pt Ntper man ais 4dRbtc ten lWT lie
Wsgc 8 teae fur Die be ,Or"ebeHpe Wd { prrj fblIeen. NIB
ecieren POI re S~erablqun5 reS Urn. Sem nts un9 lei Ell
Stttrebunsen, auf Der eaer .ussruns er ldett den 5 ltlnte
btutelenps Dao bic ~9DcbIflhrt %unier;r n~tttWrs,r betreTente
~RaBregeln bur6l ~perpteut cerfelte m~tntetens unler
Naet Dant fIr lt { uaermlSI den Nm rensan Ell aHb
baIptIatlt6 feline 3 nitbMas, n. bic 3ie6 n ga perbtnEern,
pelte apne tetne lbavtAtet tsceutanf ftat'sennten butte.
ObRe BITE @nfprIte aneerer G1npteaten, mel We fur etefe t!he
Steae tn Bprf6lag seSra6t Fnb. unte,ibdseu ;w prGea.
CLAUDE I'D bttIupte ju oarfeH, has t III Ma II ~Qefaneen
perpen tann. peiGer metr ais er uni re .SntertIen tennt
Detr ntebr @nereie wi &brlf6t 1t b,hfe, una MI ptg IA eer-
treten-bieB. 8 uh Id. ntrt rcH Naen SGeeita ben irereen
mlGeu n, rel6e be @tre. hab II ipu ~ tennfn Alp tcn mt
Iae unb %perlaumt uttt Cure Sttmme at, usebtn fur ra
Sra. Sptn .. Sermes, Hung
- I ia ~, r.. .H re 1 a. D.. I - "a e -
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MtcbonicS Nauucrcin.

Die Mtttsliebsr tieies 9ereinS unb Diejenteen, Tetbe fd
t~ettetlieen nraeA, sperben auf 6~pl5enoes a fn,e!ttam &C.
maht: ss
Wemn hes srp6en 3uradies Ger Wttteliebsr mar Der Der
sn Smtn8em e ia 9ssSsrts iam.n. r"sssS.1s J ms'p 8
frlet naIf ben: ss, n.. --s..- .
y Seten ;meiten Witl.gtG etrts iebcn ~fcleeneen Mipnats
q SIN erreen 2rf | Ger ctutfher SnGe.
Nae Dt~eienieen, ueiGe i'd NOT a~niDIieBeR npGen, Tnb ct.
fu@t, nddften Wittpt6 ben 8 Stunt &benba s lltr. rb II
ter @eri1 nulune etaj fin en-.
Nttien limb nod II ter FOL ,enSea 9etinsuneen su b bet:
gu i.Serlnmmluns 40 Gents srrn Yrdntiunn per AfGie
Sit 60 Sehts
Sn Ger uGGeen @erfammlune fnbet tie FINITE inpndtltdI
Gin3abIues ftltt. Der @ercia sd9lt sese rartis 900 Sbares
unb lbs Wu9lteter. i. Spupeual, SER.
{S3 - 2mn
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9ta0t WlarVlanc.
General Noiutlnt6 Office,
Mundrpfis. rem 30. Npai 1854.

(General Orbre 9tR 81 EG.
0d ser 10aperneur ais Golnmanoant en- &hef Der WltltS
hes : tIateS curb etnen u t Der (Seieg ebun9 I'M San. 1864
Ole Ucunta TT erbdlten bat, purdb al serneinen pcer ~ipeSiegen
Befebl fclAe &tOrIhtungen unb &egulat:p Ell 81 II eHen. Tim
n'ren uno iu cpntrcltre anc i'm 6Gue etpe8 Rrtees ether
eHeeeltCn Sniurrttticn poSr zines Gro enren @th fans ieiaeS
peer etnes Na6barltlates, aurberif t III, atti en- Deuf an+
ausbebunS p>er' eur6 dnrere Wetfe, fsptel all no tpenbtg,
jebpR ntdt mstr ale 10 1000 Ilann, je Ha& pem @rip.Osrnis
nuo -tS
Da 6eI fer @tt Ferner bsSast tas i'm 6lue elmer ReautFttCn
SettsIs Ger @eeteruns rer Der. Staten Ur einsn lbeil
tteisr Wilt; fur DftentltGen Dteaf, ce teifen unb plrfiam-
sahi 5u heaen uo SsI* #ra4sy
9a iest. ipl6 etn ariee eriftrt uub bic ~9feeserums SET ems
eS 9. St. @pupernemfnts in GtnntniS eeiegt wprten 1T
bas Der Stlat, pienh 900 Mann pitlts ~erfereert, fur b n
3eitrdunt ppa 100 Gdeen, ~innerbalt res 5taateS Su Derpen
BEN une tine Proclamation es Wcursrnear$ tema IA {. X.
fur 5retmlai9e fui beia4tea Deult Sertebit Dat, Die ~SerilnSte
4nsabi utImn,n3ubrtnsen, .<4a
&rGebt btermtt Der BefebI, ,b1s au92 Nuf.
brinsu z n,eIer Eruppen cine Au5 heb ny aler 8u ger 5mss
(tsn Is unp As Sabrsn in Ger StaCt so itimOre une cen ver-
lGteeeuen A0nntieS heS StIdtes. meIne milttarpFiGtig Iae
fatttnhet une irar Guf @runp Ger I'M 3dbre 1862 dWf Selebl
ees 9crperneu' 8 ane f~erti9teu @tnrcQtrungeltf ten.
Sstlett. Ausbe u 8 sur NptIuuun9 oes u ldttdpee1 ei
Statt 8alt'mcre Fntet am 8: 5unt ,. ) I'm SaGptqnarstel
AuS5ubsbenben pur6 eipsn 5peeiaIbeebt befannt aemabt
perte1 1le BIS cabin ncb elntreteneen SretriuteeF revt
ten ttren 2gotnunsspIassn gut ssfartsssn' Die aastebeas
lar ben Rudltduo In Den @eltntteS miro flrS tarGuf beeunnen
n1Geer ale Vcrbeteitunstn bsenpe. tint. cYa Fs11
DIR etn;tes @runo FUR 8efreiun1 bpn btelem Utl tlreieni
IT urltrnmene sHl4el lntauslttfeit 1ur beIasteM Stenf
Gin @pRlite ern 3 Stab9offsieren Der Willis wup t1glit IN
oaaptquurtisr (Rp. 2SS %. Bait more SRI perf amnh |
iein, eine pGe la 8 unmitteItdr ni6 Der AWsbc 5uns, I'M
iUl@e Applitatirnsn fl1 Sefreiuns o~nsub6ren unS 81 rat
Iheiben. atHb a. -t E3rftR .rsesW teh rfe
u mssebrbeue unS spn tefaetem @purS ui&t fir eienffr
grflarie ben I'D III Ger in peer brrt elm n Sutftitnt. /" In
Camp Brap orb IN @barleSnr. gsehue tinnen 5 Elsen udd
Der A~usrebuu9 3u rnelren, !renn lie ftt { Appfifdtt men ma
6ens no 8 Sa5ea, nnbb,H m tie Nppl,tltiepen 9emaGt tapef
une rertSrt DuroeEt co fe Icnt ais Deferteure bstrdttei uni
betan 9GIt wereer laut ten @eiesen bettefs Der gtr. SaaIeT
ReeifTunss 6rt% twtaieeI 4ga9 ess3 Gaze t5efl
Auf 9efebl res @caverueurS 8as7gG
|si ;htgI -sisy4s- i.gSobn g. 8errp9 &.
mlIln-NRnl .--.N.- Gier frnI Nrtuinnt
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ScTcntlthcr Werfamf BON 0mSramair.
ten Nferoen.
Gruifec's 0ScrfaMf-

BON Gt9entbuml an Der gcrtltr., nabe 2isbtitr.
Strait zines @rlaFeS Der Superior Court Der 5taet BAL
timpre werte Id m Wfontds, cen Is. cunt b. ST., 4ubr
Na6mittdsS. Die Grunefude 9r. IS uno go g.rttr. Ser-
faufen unc ;pdr uuifr fotJenb n 8ef5retbuneen:
DdS serse @ruubfuf an Der Wcroieite ben DCrffr. sc
Sus wehlih pom Ger ncreliGen &de spu 2emtS unb Yprtfr
mshl d, Iaufeno unh fib rereintsene nit Soff :, 25 Gus
tern nSrpid parallel nit 2eptsar, 40 gus; ba n 5fIi6
parallel nit @uilfOre Aasp. IS Gue nit 2n6diSem Stein
taue. 2~episfraee 1T befdnntli6 risttnr.
&itsl unbet, e.tbar. 8ertaufsbe6inIunee Cine 6dlflt
baar, BEN Ref In spet elei6en Tbetlen auf Credit fur 3 UNI
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