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'ioyiru Day in Richmond

Tus fret dsy Of April, in . majority OF tie States
Is the sunual moving day, instead @; the hrsi OF
May, as ~ New ioIk. As the day happened to
come On Saturday, this year, which is incou'enIent
TO housekeepers on seeoun, OF the necessity OF
waiting over Sunday to put things to rights, the
moving WAS to great extent postponed until .he
following Monday. such was tho case In Rich
mond aud Judging from the accounts there mus,
have been great scarcity 81 houses. Ths press
ure Of strangers 10 SAID 10 have been great, thu,
large numters Of tho most distinguished citizens
determined to seek residences elsewhere We
have tho following adVer,semen from M j..
DAVIS q gentleman Of prominence in Redmond
during his residence there 4
HousE wANTKp.-Ths advertiser having been
obi ged 70 vscate hs residence In Richmond. at short
notice, IN consequence of the tenure by which IL
held having been broken, desires to aecure suitable
residence 'UT the amer season. The requirements
being " ed tative turn Of mind, desires place
where he will I've 'let alone" and not annoy Ell BY
morse aod confusion, No place Iacent TO parties adj
diced to the ure Of firearms will answcr-tnr nppli-
cant beins Of nervous temperament and ayrrse ~
the npell OF gunpOr der. No WAnutA turing locality
would be acc ptabe-a roue manufactorv anyw 70
- the net hhorhooi would be an insupcrablo ohec-
ton. For suitable location that would insure safe ty
quiet and exemption truiu intrusion, liberal r,1 tai
ferson Davis, Portable Capital, southern Couteder.
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The Working World.

Il quite natural that the workIngman should,
at times, fee degree Of envy Tor the life of IDLE
opul once which charocteriEes his noighbor. With
out rejecting upon the consequences Of this I'M
natural lie Of idleness, he is apt IN draw unpless
ant comparisons between his own life and the ls,
les. Indulgence Of smother. But there never was
greater fallscy than tho thought that wealth and
iilsus~ ore necessary constituents Of happiness
Nature requires labor nom every human being,
and when that requirement Is disrcgarded, It's
consequences will, sooner or later appear The
following 10 81 admirable extract In illus,ra,i n CT
u 10 point;
Work, either Of tho musclcs or tho brslr, IL ono
81 the Conditions q human happiness. without
u there eau bo no wholesome enjoyment. The
Idle either see sui s,i,ute for the healthy
excitement NJ labor In vicious indu Penco or de-
genersIes into being only few Dc rr'es noove
,he lowor animals H,s soul and mind, IN the one
case, become degraded and dcbhscd by fnlso
ufsgos; in the other they rust within him, and no
IA lett 10 tue government Of tho mero instincts
which he Possesses In common with tho brute.
The r'iett hfc-thc most sccordant with our ma
| turt-is ono in which physical and m9tal lsbor
arc iudicously IN ng ed, alternating With such re-
creation AS tends to refresh and rerovste both.
No hcr constsnt bodily toll nor nco SAINT stud! -
advisable. When the muscles are tired give them
| receJs aud do 8 little Woodwork. when both
| hoid sni haJls are weary, try amussmcnt-light
| reading Of o wholesome kind, romp with your
| children II YOU have any, social evening with y
| ucighbor-snytniu In fact that may properly be
| termed innocent relaxation. THIS is Rational life.
II is sort Of life that may he warranted to wear
well, and It will not DO clouded with hts 81 the
blues. lie who lives II Will 10 younger In feeling
| a. tree score than the fast mau, vhosc career
hLs teen gallon after excitement, 81 thirty-hye.
| II YOU belong to the wor irr world, and eat your
bread IN the sweat Of your brow, do NOS fancy that
you have, thereiorc NO opportunity T. enrich youI
IIlnd. Lah,r, thank Heaven, IS not ~ ill-psAd AZ
lhis country tna the tuilcr cannot afford 10 thsey
down his tools nov and then and culuvas, his I'm.
| telect. Two thirds at least 81 our distinguish Ell
| men have boen farm lA5orers and hsndicrafsmen
Very few OF them werv '1olley, -Ored," Our COIN
uon schools impart all the instruction necessary &c
| cnAhIe their IupAs In after life, to educate ;nem
solves thoroughly IN thu higher branches Of know
| ledge. With the foundation nus laid, what II
| Zero shat q persoverug and ambitious American
| cannot teach h.mseli AoA.ng, We believe, tha
| tue human mind IS capable OF mastering. Let n
never lie forgotten that our greatest statesmen, die
| coyrrers inventors scholar, aud artists hav,
| sprung from tho rAnNs oil Labor, not from the od.
| Stocking classes,
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TRADE NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CIGAR MAKERS THAT PAR
4 dcpa'ed In tle late strike At MI ROskN-
BAUM and tho that worked thoIe hfier tie
strike rte "a iect "a q resou'on q the last meeting
Of n e GFnr Makers invited TO attend to meet
ing Of the Committee .his day, Friday evening, :
o'clock, Al ilI Delaney a. ~ o der Of thc Com
nit q. AUG. KOCH, Pres.
~ l.. WITNA',N. Sec ld2
TUE WORKINGMEN'S UNION WILL
l. hold their regular semi-monthly meeting ct
fa'iy tl0siHg Hall, 2GI Bowery on this Friday even.
iur, At o'c'ock. WIN. HARDING, Pr, tidcnt j.
H. FON, Rec. Soc 6i
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PAIN ExTl,ACTOR.

DALLEl'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
~ 10 the only specific for Durns aud ~ ald. rellev
ins the eEiiul agony In toV minute, aud always
healing without scSr. A positive cue tor Pnea FRY
II and you viii he convinced, II has nog leu IN use
over % years There lie hardly per on but what has
th!t could he Induced 10 be without box in Gaze OF
sudecn accident. single box viii save many doc
Tors biL, IL hns no equ-l In cuTLg CT rs, WOI'N
BRI lsEa, iEYIR SORES, RHEUMATISM and
the yoTst CORNs AID 81 MONS. Al infammat'ons,
sit'el every other remedy. Three slzes-5b cts 10
cir. aud 81, ILe 81 boa cOnt0!us nuch as ak Ct
iAle.ty 81, New York. Ms
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,a'cdictory OF the Richmond Rebel pr....

In Lass uttersnces Of the Richmond rsbei Jour
malls, contsned In their issues q Saturday pre-.
&c. Ing Mo evacuation, are OF interest more from
e 's,t Of their hnaliiy, than snything else. Tho
tone o! then articles however,, provo thn the rcb-
"a .cls condden, Of ,heir sbi,y to hold Richmond,
lrH AI,cr the decisive battles Of SUNDAY were
'ourhL The srNII,EI- JrFF DAVIS organ, v'ud,
~ ~ career with spitef! aud intensely bclligsr.
ont article, sud proposes to "ruin" the North
Shus:
~ We an effect safety in no other way, we
Gu tNe'' Il 10y running them, aud 1t will DO III our
power I" r''u thom by refusiu to surrender our
'7nso. AtnVn may 10 surrendered, = county may
10 over un' and ~ ny as II 10 occupied tho In
.ad'fnts must yiod such Obedience W the eaptors
,hr law, OF War require, not Ivy taking an un.
INw,dl oHth n' Sleg ance, hut by The military nsu.
iraUiy which may 10 ENACTED o. citizens In their
situation"
The suggestion shows fertility o. resources on
'he part OF Ne surlSE,, but "a view OF me cx.
s'1llca OF Now Orleans savannah, Wilmington,
and even Charleston, which L,ys =. accepted Tho
'rendly proticrs OF our Government With A., good
d race, tho suggestion Is no, worth much. Rebels,
l.e moss other people nrs likely to do whA, th,y
cgard best for their own irteres,A and when
rey find that 1t is TO their interest 30 settle down
quietly under the old flag, they were before N,
way no such appeals as that Of the sIs ;sl1 will
cause th0u to ruin themselves, with TO hope ~
.nclody dse viii 10 lnvovod in the destruction
ne sEN'Ia also announces an election n th
lf.,ao,JS district to I'll the Congressional vs.
"oy rrsH1 "a, rom the res. gnaton OF Hon. n
I. "Nrh. n tho candidates is CaARI - W
I'l7"N' va, tor of the Lynch burg vnGrsIAs
l. rs probable that there will he large turnout o.
he day Of the election, GpAN's army win reac
there Just sbou. that ums N pursuit OF LEE /.
che case now appears and the soldisrs will swsl
sue vote. II the Aforesaid cdioi wore brass bal
ton eagle mounted, Ne so.4.els Sou.- 90 for hin
40 sman.
Ire t1AHTrs compliments tss people OF s,sul
ton Tor sut+cr ptlons Of So-r, bacon. and ION
!l~irsI -!d tnts. thou Ana collars IN none
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The ForthcouiIsa Celebration.

TN poiul having been decided that New York
eb'il celebrate on no 20th inst, in honor Of the
recoui Victories the next question TO 10 settled is
tho chsrasier which the jubllaucn shall take An in
teros,ing controversy Las slrcady sprung up, and
tho committee having the matter IN charge arc
likely to be overwhelmed with suggestions and
cautions. Taero certainly is no goo cause Tor
wranglng over This subject. A plain programme
dictated by common sense, Is very easily arran sed
A salute Of artillery, military par-@N cu'ivoned
with good music, aud lew fireworks In tho even.
ng, 'mhlemstic the Victories all ths, is neod.
ei The public want no fan'sstieal professions
no elephants on foot Aldermen In carriages, or
monkeys in cages; they ~Ani no buucomtg
spec hes no sprc.d-eagle gs,-jets from hth-r
lawyers they want prohigsie expenditure OF
money In sny manner. What they want is q.
sood, rational day Of rejoicing over the success Of
our brave soldiers, and one in which tho sacrifice
TIA, II has cost shall not he FORGOTTEN. !, would
b far better to eXpend money in rendering mater.
a. aid to tho brg vc men who havo been MANNED for
life m the late battles or 70 the 20 20. OF those
who have tecu killed, than in sonsoless show that
viewed In tho most favorable light would be in
very bad taste ., this time.
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OFFICIAL reports show that more than one hsf
OF tie cL.iirch horn IN ST. Kits aud Demarsrs arc
III, giti nate aud much comment ia mace on the
state Of morals generally exsung IN tue West iadls
Islands.
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Ky shrevd management the railroad interest OF
this city succeeded In ENGRAVING csuse upon tho
revenue bill passed by the last Congress- which
permits them 70 charge SIX cents as tho legal r.to
o! faro. Tho clause in question provides that city
railroads being unable to collect the fraction Of
cen, from each passenger 10 cover tho revenue tax
DO SLOWED to add one cent 70 they old rates, in
order 20 collect said tar. This law having become
operative on Saturday last the railroad companies
now have legal NJ ht TO charge siX cents In each
| case. With the exception Of the Eighth Avenue
| hne ! Nsyer, tho CITY railroads had already as
Umed the right to charge the ratio referred to, aud
in spite Of strong opposition to the charge, they
ulhpaely attained their Poin, aud collected the
coveI,d rate Of fare. Tho Eighth Avenue line
possibly thTonsh fear Of LEGAL consequences, con
tnusd " charge cnly I've cents; bnI on MondA y
las, this limo also advanced its rsto to six cent,
aud this hgurs Is now the uniform price on
all he lineo. This nsuk movemsnt OF tho Railroad
Companies against the public, In which they &C.
conplished Al Washington what they know they
could no+ do ~ Albany, was q very clever piece Of
sharp prsoaoe and The way in which they threw
the people of the scent WAS wall worthy Of their
Scheming abilities. l, will be rsmsnbered ths,
when The public Refused to pay she advanced rs,,
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GROCERIES.

A GREAT SEDUCTION IN THE PRICES
"a OF Teas at wATSONS. 3sI Bovery, cor B,h st
In consequence Of the tall in gold, have reduc-
Ell my large and superior stock Of eas the ioow.
ing priccs food Black Ooonc ~ per h. Heat slack
Ooong only si2b per IN. Good MIXED Tea. ~ psr H.
Good Iapanere Ooiong, ~ pr 10. Best Japsnese 90
long only ~ 10 per H. t'ood English Breakfast lea
pei h, Best Enrlish y eesia,t only 81 bJ per No.
Al tu'se Teas hn been purchased cash at the late
Auction Sales aud they warranted 10 he OF the
new crop, ana the freshest in the market. SD
go TO THOMAS X AGNEW, 2G0 AND 262
~ h.eenwicL 81, cor Of Murry st. and there YOU
w find teas cotiees, fish -four aud everything else
cheaper than any store in New York one price
house. S78
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AUCTION NOTICES.
LONG ARMED TRhrPPEys r,

AUCTION SALE or MAGNIFICENT
- housohold mr9i IRE: nj. Friday ,re'noon, y
SrSs Se s.Ifs 70. .pd ins.n carpets, sa.ssas SS
resus' sprns and hair rnAttrw.es beds and beddinS-
t china .i.. .l,s, .Tsns III
thing desirable In f. hionabe rcs,dopce. sale rst-
OF shile. HENRY 4. WEsTCor T, Alict,onesr. rs
TERRY BOAT ASTORIA FOR SALE At
thcr,o sn ad ny fc,s Ap at M fSs sPsS
2, I, nov lie. at A,.oIis, L 4 Hull .eoSt In .m.s
may ooae.fs. lake siS fSsi from Fesf sis. SO
T MORTALITY, AUCT., WILL SELL This
d. DAY, at lO% O'Clock st 1ta Chatham Hqu.re, FUR
city, The s.,ortment i, various. Also truir dry
goods s'ores and o.Jer sources variety. IS
MARSHAL'S SALE OF / BAY HORsB
and & N sn Of house Ss :0s at f sSssS .
ss Is5a ' a. MI NP5L As sSs L. RfSkskSiP'
M DOUGHTY, AUCT'R., WILL SILL.
Ct rcncra s.sortmeni OF household furnitl-' nI-
p 'G fsss 1sai, bureaus hair mattresses ,os
| DAwNBROKERS'S SALE THIS DAY-JAS-
AGAR will sell at OIL New Isowery, at 10ss oclcos,
| lnrre assortm,nt OF men and womens clothing.
sS;e' ,e.s oS HndssGo'G,s .e sS ,.e
Off. ft1LAN, West s9th st. 1l9
| DAWNBROKER'S SALE-BELL & INGRA-
| NJ
500 lot Of and womens clothing, dIeseos sheets
tablecloths, napkins, coats pant vests also lo psiR
'hoos boots, CATERS street organ ~ N 6ne
v,t,h hes, SC; fine chest esrpentorr tools, or. l..
1858, l.. l.. Broker Carpenters tools OF eli nds
and sewins machines f1b
THOS. REILLY, AUCTI0NEER, OFFICI
L 315 Sn'o ave, sells this dAv at io1 o'clock TT
Mashnston street, the fixtures Of nice liquor store.
| consisting counter beer pumps bottles, demitohns,
kegs, &c. Sale positive. ~
WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER, or
| w nee { Eat Roadway cells on Friday, At 100
o'clock, the contents OF the oyster and drinking
loon, No 10 Canal st-rablcs chairs beer pumps,
| fixtures, iuini.uro, counters, &c, &c. $50
WIN. WITTEhS, AUCT., WILL SELL This
W day, a. oC.ocs Mt i5i Canal At, the furnituls
ofa house. Forty carpets, parior suit. olcotb. a..
dc. 50
WILLIAM ABBoTT, AUCTIoNEER, OF
| w flee East Broadway, sells on this day, at .
O'clock the Tense and hNtules Of the corner liquns
store .a5 stanton ST. splendid counters beer pumps,
| bottles &c. 100
WIN. Writers, AUCT'R, WILL SELL.
w this day, At lOp o'clock At 50 BAyard A. all tho
| ecuteel psTlor, chamber, dInne rOom and kitchoa
furniture, Sc OF the above house 81
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ucorp BoAKD
10000 rs; s,s-w. .1c?h LOO Ri. R. 81
5000 do. new fs.1o7 80 tiud R' r.. q
1000 Us. 60, y.c c.. gsA 293o DO. ... q a.2s
loo No. 6............6 81 rs Mich. Cen. K b.
5000 Ohio 4 Miss. 94k 14J0 NJ S. Il y. Ia. so
3o1oo dom. 2l[ 1890 t1..... % llas 4
loV Canton 90 ..... 3. . o CO. PitI r.. y
So So ''" a oO@i a. ~, GO chS0Swk '-S vs.:
so Quicksilver NJ. Is v 10 Chi 4 X. T. R.. 20
SO hAnposs Mn. 49,. 100 do. ~ as92 =
So y. Y. Cen. Il. W l5OJ +. IT. ". / {. o.
20 do. ... 81 &Iq9'. 100 d.. 30 hso0 y
ioo A. 4 I. n. Pf :. 30
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A.-use the Best!-It win Certainly Der
troy Moths Now !, the time Ask for ovden's
Moth DESTROYING Packet for preserving CLOTH Fur,
Carpets Bobss blankets and all Woolen foods, fIom
Moths and all Destructive Insects. For sslehy al
Drugcisy 3bs
stop that Scratching and uoe Wbeuton's
Itch Ointment. IL cures Itch and SAT- Iheum In
iortyeight hours, and all eupous Of the skin Sold
b. all Druggist al2
Prices Greatly Reduced.-Sprina Clothing
N evorv variety at Is. BAdwin's ~ and - Bovery
Tho LARGEST assortment and store In the city. tier
syle' and prices less. Chiidren's department. 81
Grover 81 Bakers First Premium Elastic
stitch and Lock Stitch sewing Machines, ia5 Broad
sayi New York aud 30 Fulton 1t, Brookyn. $50
fyIe's -. X. sonp-Ths Poor Peoples
mend. Cheap and good sold b. grocen every
where. 49,
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SOCIETY NOTICES.


AT MEETING OF THE FATHER
anoeting at their hall. $50 Fast l2th st. Sundlr
evening, March lg'h. The Society returned vote
Of thanks 10 MIS-. John Murphy ana Mrs Harris anof
900 ave {, for The / utiful wreath presented by
ih.m 70 me S",ety on 81. PstHck's Day. WILLlAa
UCuSNELL. M-1hal. 10
A PUBLIC MEETING OF THE EIGHTH
Ward Volunteer Association will he held at
Spfine - haii, this eyening at " o'clock. lion.
John nelly Ion. Tleodor" Tominfon, Can't, Peter
Kelly ana others will address tho meetInr VIM
~ ChER' Pres. FRANCIS J. TUCKER, Sec. lC5
RENDURB CIRCLE, +. H., WILL HOLD A
a public meeting At " siren Hall cor. Henry and
the meeting " Al be addressed 10y M James NcDei-
mott AID others. McmhoIs are requested To attend
ns business Of Importance will he tTanincted. The
prb.io aIe respectfully invited. JSO. McDERMOrT,
Centre, JAS. o'CuNNoR, Sec. 133
FATHER MATHEW FEMALE 7. A. b, so
L cie,y, NJ. t. will hold their weekly meeting ct
their hall 22a East l2ih Of, Friday evening, April
MARYLAND, Carroll aud Madden singera Wallace
Caiilcr ana Miss Cunningham. JOHN KIDD Pre-.
Nh. UCONNEI.L Sec los
T .oEGSHOREMES, NO. ., WILL HOLD
- asrccial meeting on Friday, April Ith, AZ : o.
tie ensuing term. The punctual attendance OF al
members s requested, ~ businers OF importance viii
hc trhnaartet. Nv order Of ROGER McGRATH
Pest. mos. WEsTMAN Rec. Sec. 3sS
WALL STREET CHURCH GRAVE YARD
w on Forsyth st. All persons having friends iu-
tered therein, requested TO meet at the houfe of
x, ;. WALhLR, No. 40 Allen 81 on Saturday at 9
O'CLOCK, " M, to MAKE Arrangements pTepa ratoTy to
removal. BY order Of the Committee. 1855
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A FEW YOUNG MEN CAN BE ACCOM-.
I il9dated with good board. Please call lg8 Elm
81, bet sprne and BrOome lbs
BOARD WANTED BY A MIDDLE-AGED
furnish her own bedding II required. Addsns. ,sss.
ing lelIns &C. .. J. A., Boz 30 Sun Office Is
BOARD AND ROOM WANTED FOR A
aoil sn and vile board ior The lady only, IN neal
boz NO sun oflce.
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THOS. REILLY, AUCTIONFER, OFFIC1
l. 3I5 Sin'b ave, sells this dav at 1o5 O'Clock, ct TIT
ashngOn street, the fixtures Of nice liquor store,
cons..'ng counter, beer pumps bottles, demi,ohns,
kegs, &c. Sale poeitive. 43
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Smt eref ANTE GntSedfmnseu menefsr Stit tlber Die
8eiImna Der aGiatifcben GbUlera.

Gin beutlder DIV, franSBif6et abfunit, Or.
soueur. rpelder felt pielen Sobre1 I'M Otenlte Der
enoli1d,sp1tinbil6en @pmpagnie III Calcutta ltebt,
bat IN u~eleIter 3eit piele &erinde 9erladt, Die
Cholera bnrG Gilimpf1ng f~ol9enoe1 StptteS 81
beilen !: Gr b~eItillirte cine 0radme OnalItalfdb1e
in eirer llnse Ilfobpl rnrb 48 Stllnoet III Der
@prne. madte bann nit Der 0anSette etlteil Gtll'
ldnitt am arrl III Der Nd6e Der StnlteE IND
brad,te einiae Srppfell bieIer 8trltllr III Die trllfe
Wu1lbe. gSar bic &ronfbeit bereitS i'll etrl bDbere8
Stabium ~9etreten, 10 ludte er ben pdrinlteI Sbr@
pertbeil, bolptIddsi9 am 9fitdel, tltr Die Snls
pfuna I'll aepiltneit. Nerstlldeh Sertd)te1 ans
SIfinpien (6enl Wtutterla1oe Der aliattldert @pD'
lera) sufol9e, ftorben III Solge pteIer Sebanolltil9
IN Calcutta bon 5000 Gbplerafranfell nm %
Gub ais Gorbel9emtttel 9e9eit. pa8 Setalellner@
ben por Der @bolera wiro btele S Sertabrelt I'll
Oftinbiel1 erfol9reid, beiiibt. Ser @ebralG Der
SpirttupIen, ipippbl oIs Seil> ME and ais Spr'
beltoenlittel, pirb ebenllo ipie Die Q(nlpenolt19 1tars
fer Niednrittel (Nnlmpliaf, SiridbOrn9ellt II. !.
n.y. imr Selebung peS 9~terronipItenls, ftrell9 lllt'
terla9t.-
So piel iett befannt 1T, fa1b Or. Sallellrs
8ebanoluneSneiIe niele erperintetttreiloe 9fadap'
mer oll6 in @ltrppd, beren @rtabrnl1gSrelnltafe
befrieoi9e1D iparelt.
Stan lit blrd ralllpie 6Oridungeu enblid 81
Der Mn1ift 9elanot, DAFT bic YrtelS Der &bolero
nab 9lrt eileS @Gbrrlg8ltpfieS ptrfe, mo pap Del
Stoff, aus Delcpenl ie lbr out %perellel, pHttP pl'
QariideS &srlinreini9et pernortene ytno8ptar'
0b,r g8alier 1T; DAP fcrner Die G10lera EN- or9a~
uiIdeS Gpntagiln 1T, ge9el ipeldts Is his 5lr
Stllube peber ell IidereS Sortel9e> nsb EN- iIll'
~fetlbareS SeilmitteI 9ibt. &erlnnft9en1dg laB1
iib iebph anrebmelt, DAP baS Gertabrfn Der Nerat!e
in S1tinbiell, benz eigentltden Seroe Der eptpefll'
ldeu @bplerd, alf elmer breiterell @rtabrl1n9sbalts
berubt, ais III anbcren 9%inbern, Sleihmie e' itd
nit Der Ie1t i'm Srielt rer6alt. -.
@s ld9e oenluad I'LL Sntereiie ioirpgl Der LEI.
benbeu Wienldbeit, pie altd Der W~ll1enl4att, pal
bic an9efiibrte 4repeutip< nnp Seilnletbooc pea
Or. Sullenr III aGlen BON Der aIiattIdelt Sbolerf
beirn9eIudten 2dnbern reld'lldere Serpre'tlii'!
fdnbe. Tentars licet.
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Waibin gtDnerG re1ponpente
0os Corps Der Gprrslponoerten III Balbln9tcll
1T in bieler Suilon Sablreiher, ais fritber. Wteb'
rere Der Stem Porter 8ldtter, pelde ltd lrltper
nit eirem ober 3pei Gcrrelppnbentet begnii9ter,
babtn pere1 nlni brei oper rier. Die gtarlerl Der
GprreIpcnDeuten iinb fcl9enDe /:
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