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The Late Ocean Yacht Race

NEW YORK, Oct. 1s.-In answer to chal.
ienge from Mr.. Lopez, the owner of the yacht
runner to Mr., Bennett, owner of the Henri.
stta, VINO proposed to race for silver plate
valued at $3.50, Mr.. Bennett, in card, accepts
the challenge on condition that the race be
made sweepstakes of $500 entrance fee; and
that ell the owners of yachts of the SQUADRON
be invited to participate. The race 10 take
place in Nsvemhsg or nrcs@heg ssxt,
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Er0ss, Washington.

WASHINGTON, October 19.-All statements that the
Treasury Department has been or is paying money
to the various States, on account of their cxpcndi-
lures for war purposes during the war, are entirely
untrue The accounts Of the various States are pass
ing through the Auditors and Comptroler's offices,
but payments of any kind are being made to any
State.
circumstances are frequently occurring which rem
der it of great interest both to the Government and
to private parties, to be able to trace Government
securities. II is therefore very desirable that banks
and all dealing in these securities, should keep
record Of such separate runaaction in thcm stating
the name of the person, firm institution of whom
purchased or to whom sod their location, the kind
of security, and the series, date denomination and
nu,nbcr
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New ORLEANS, Oct. 21.-Matamoras dates of Octo.
ber ith have been received and Monterey adyiccs o
Sept. 18th. General Dowy arrived ut Saltillp with
1850 men, and 5000 troops expected en- route oI
the Rio Grande frontier.
Escobadiais reported to have left Mcr and gone in
the direction of Mondora An Imperial decree has
been issued that vessels will not be admitted Mex
lean ports unless they bring proper papers from the
ConsulS of the Empire abroad.
Adviccs from the Capital state that Gen. Negretc
reached chihuahua with 800 men, having lost 90.
from exposure and starvation.
Seven regiments of ofNorthem negro troops had been
disbandcd at Brownsville, and sent home
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CINCINNATI October l9.-'Thc American Christian
Missionary Society have passed the following:
Whereas, The conflict of the last four years has re-
suited in the emancipation of four millions ofsiaves
and return of peace to country now opens an
eecual door for missionary effort among the desti-
tute people on our border, therefore be it
Rcsoiced, That accept the leadings of Provi-
dence and will cndeavor to meet the cxigency that
the poor may have the Gospel preached to them
The Synod Of the Cincinnati Presbytery Will meet
here Tomorrow.
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General Convention Of the Episcopal
Church.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct l9-ln the Episcopal Conycn-
ton to-day. the committee canons reported an
amendatory wcrng the Board Of Mis-
sions to elect Missionary Bishops. 1t was made the
order of the day for one o'clock.
The following resolution, a substitute for the
canon relative to clcrgymen bearing arms was
adopted
Resoiecd the House of Bishops concurring that it
is the of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the
United States of America. that it is Incompatible
with their duty, position and sacred calling for the
Clergy of this Church to bear arms.
The order of the day being the amendment to the
canon for the election of Missionary Bishops was
taken up and debated, butwihout any action thereon
the House adjourned,
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ms ms opln!on, in treating of the 2d section act Tuna
& io9f, whlGh mas been thought by some to have de-
Rrea eoiored soldiers Of bounty that The letter Of
ha t y PROVISION does not affect the rights vested under
rbinh o"s n force at the times of their enlistment
eoo,ea nghttpily received into the service as was
,t ana lnrther STILL his opinion states unhesito,inglv
that enlistment in the Union army makes the sIs re
70 .noI %%m' freeman forever, emitting him to be
iaTe9 iT9 ol lootng Wth white volunteers. You are
ErItutgte, respectfully requested to direct payment
81 DoHny hereafter in conformity with the foreroin
lessons allowing to colorcd soldiers wherever and
cIrept rom the 10Th Of June to the ith of July 1871
WhengSer enlisted during the rebellion the boruty.
Of Such enlistment - INC 'i'e
y. NJ. BRoDurAD, Comptroller"
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Fair for the Soldiers. and Sailors. BEo7us

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 19.-The Inauguration of thu
great fair for the Soldiers and Sailors Home take
place on Monday evening. The President of the
United States and Secretaries Seward and Stanton
have promised to be present. Generals Grant anc
Meade and Admiral Farragut will positively be pres
ent. Among the other distinguished visitors expected
are Generals Sherman, Thomas, Fitzpatrick and Han
cock, and Governors Fenton, Parker. Andrew ant
Curtin. The Inauguration will be most brilliant anG
promises great success. The fair will continue durine
two McekS
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DETROIT, October l8.-A fire occurred in
the Michigan Central Railroad Company
freight Shed Tonight entirely destroying the
freight building and its contents, from Third
street to the old elevator The loss will be
heavy, as large amount of freight was burned.
The fire originated from barrel of kerosene
exploding, and becoming ignited.
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Death Of q Murderer.

PHILADELPHIA, October 19.--David Gregory. under
sentence Of death for murder, died in Jail last night
He was reprieyed by Governor Curtin on Monday.
Hugh Donney has been arrested charged with be-
ing concerned in the murder of the porter in Whites
dental depot few days since, and been identified by
hardware dealer as man who bought the chse
which was left by the murderers in Mr.. Whites fire
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The 5'pslfnrtS

PHrLADELPHIA, Oct 19.-At the Fenian Convention
to-day Patrick J. Meehan. prominent Irish Amcri-
can Journalist, present havingust returned from
a tour i'll Ireland during which he was intimately
connected with the Irish Fenians and informed him
self of their plans. He reports the organization as
being powerful and under skful leaders. The mem-
bers present have been increased by delegations from
the West and California delegation is expected
Financial matters being perfected, and sub
scriptions to a loan will soon be commenced.
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Hon. Montgomery Blair at New York
Democratic kafi fiGcnfinu Meaiinar

New YORK, Oct. 19.-Hon. Montgomery
Blair spoke at the Democratic ratification
meeting last night in this city. He denounced
negro suffrage, and recommended that the
freedmen be colonized i'll Mexican territory,
war being first declared. and .Maximillian ex-
PEELED. John Van Buren and Sunset Cox
also smoke
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From Fort Monroe.

Fort MONROE. October 19.-Thc steamer karnack
arrived here to-day with company of the Fifth L.
5. Artillery.
The eclipse of the was visible here this morn
ing between nine and eleven o'clock. The weather
was clear at the time.
reduction of fares in both lines of steamers on
the James River takes place to-day.
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Gen'I Sherman,

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, October l9.-Major General Sher-
man left Wyandotte for Lawrence. Kansas to-day,
and will go excursion to the present terminus
of the Union Pacific Railroad, several miles beyond
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from Texas.

GALVESTON. TEXAS October IA. via New Orleans,
October IAN arrival from Indanola reports Il
great amount of sickness among the troops the
lower coast. In some regiments the mortality was
quite large. There is great business activity in
Galveston and Houston. There are many complaints
throughout the State of a lack of mail facilities
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LARGE FIsH.-The Portland (Me.) Press
reports that Captain B. J. Willard. with a
party Of five men on board the yacht Nettie,
captured recently, twenty-fv miles southeast
of Cape Elizabeth, a huge black fish, twenty
feet long, and weighing about five thousand
pounds. 1t was the largest fish ever brought
into Portland,
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On the farm Of Seymour johnson, of Corn.
WALL Connecticu there i, ledge of raspberry bushes
standing IN the open neld, which on Saturday, tho
ls Instant were loaded with fresh ripe raspberyies,
ks!h blask gpa ysa
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"A poor emaciated Irishman having called
in physician as forlorn hope the latter spread
huge mustard plaster and capped It on the poor fel
lew. Pat sad-" Doctor DEAR il strikes me tha. It'd
h aeis VI Hyst8ss fer 70 little asts,'
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THE REGISTRY LAW.

Inc following letter from Attorney General Ran
dall to Governor Bradford is OF interest as giving
legal opinion on one provision of the Registry law
N regard to which there has been some difference of
construction:
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ARRIVAL OF ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS IN
New YoRK.-Alexander H. Stephens arrived
in this city yesterday, and took rooms at the
Astor House, He was visited this morning by
large number Of persons, principally of the
sympathetic party. He is looking badly; the
old habitual diseased aspect modified by his
recent confinement. Those who conversed
with him attest his Union sentiments. He re.
ceived dinner at Boston just before leaving.
These matters are in close relationship to an
occurrence at the Delavan House, in Albany,
several weeks ago, when the wife of jefferson
Davis was there. The wives of leading citi.
zens waited upon her to avow their sympathy
and to caress her children. 1t may be well to
.'let bygones be bygones," but this stepping
out of the way to pay Difference to those who
have wilfully,. in spite Of their own convictions
Of duty, lifted payricidal hands, is somewhat
sk'a to The crime itssIf-N, X Post 'ae
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The Fenian Business

The English journals are giving columns
daily to reports of Fenian movements and
Fenian trials; founding upon the recent de-
velopments elaborate editorial articles in which
the rising is ridiculed but admitted to have
produced serious panic. The Times has
this paragraph:
"Fenianism, we would fain believe. is the
last reductio dd dbSurdum of Irish rebellions,
but the damage which it has already done, in
retarding the progressive improvement of Ire
land, must be measured in millions of capital
repelled and the work of years undone.''
The Daily News says:
''The mere fact, therefore, that money to the
extent, it seems, of $4,000 within the last
fortnight, has been arriving almost daily from
America, is just what was wanted to give the
conspiracy the necessary plausibility. But we
shall be 10th to believe, except upon over.
whelming evidence, that the designs of uni
versal massacre, which the government attr-
butes to the Fenians, could have been commu-
nicated to any but those professional agitators
who have grown accustomed to bloodshedding
on paper. 1t IS the nature of informers to
exaggerate the Importance of their disclosures,
and We cannot but hope that, so far as regards
this worst feature in the scheme the govern
ment may have been deceived by the necessary
untrustworthiness of its instruments.
The Fall of the "Waterfall," while it may
not fashion single pang-change is its delight
will greve the heart of many poor peasant girl in
France and Switzerland. They supply the hair
which adorns the head of fashion with fall, and the
price is from twenty to eighty dollars pound. The
peasant girls cultivate the natural growth of their
hair to sell to the hair dresser. the money they get
serving as a marriage portion for themselves. As
fashion no longer needs this artificial adornment the
demand for the hair crop will diminish and its value
decline.
The incendiary who kindled the terrible
conaagration in Augusta has confessed his guilt
His name is George. ". Jones, and hs comes from
China, Nv, go
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cap elr Ypli5iit tbn 5u ipre6en winl6e. 0ieie
Wtittbelluns perieBte @altier in grpbe llnrube.
" erbpb li6, %ititr5te bappn uno elite auf fem
3tmn1er. Nadbem ct bic Sbire peri6lofen,
nobm CT elm Stiid 8apier aus feiner Nlapre u
mari barauf in fibnen, leierli6en 3lgsa bic
8Orte tbin: Good bye, Curious" (Aoieu,
Sbr Neusierisen).
Gr leste Oonn iOrsfdltig bic 8etti6er ;uriid,
BANJO itb elm 9ai6entu6 UNI ben Sals, tan1it
oaS 8lut ni6t berobftr6me, Isste ii6 ouf oas
Sett, BELT Die 0tIncung be8 Nepolssr3 an Die
Stirn unb Oridte ab. Die RrgeI brans ibn
ms @ebirn. Gtnen gtusenbIid ipdter fam oas
W(doGen binal,f, nm i'm BON benz WiBperitdnDs
NIP be5i9li9 bes BCli5iiten Na9ridt su seben!
Ter 8erftorbene mp6te ettpa % Sabre ali
lein, uno par rfenbar Elm ieor 9ebiIeeter
Wtanl. St fiibrte Elm reselmdBiseS 2eben, rpar
aber iebr oeri6wieseu bialidtlid ieiner Sc
l9dfte. 9ie $4,000 in Sob, Die man in feinem
8eiis fano, riibrten, Die mani elaubt, bon benz
&ertauf zines 8atentre6tes fir cine qepiIIe
Grinoung her. Nus benz umItano, oab iid
in ieinem 9iadlaB piete seorudten 3eitungsar-
tifel fano, lit man 9eneist an3uuebmen, ca6
@areier Correspondent ir9eno zines Barrier
8lattes mar.
*Sie Oeutide Oper Der 6erren gnials
uno @rDrer ipielt iett in philadelphia unO pirc
am 4. Yldrs in Waibin9ton beginner. tf
/ Ser Gebellen- Genera 9tnb
nj a II frGiber GOn9rebz &eprdlentant BON gr'
fanias, 1T in WerifD o%n9efomnen. 9io9 cine
Ansabl anoerer 0tebeaen 0if3iere finn in Sta
tanpras einsetrcfen, nm ibr Sid inter @ta-
g~imitians SABINE Su periuden.
*9te &ittpe oes Gen. Gambler,
fruber Dds Davenport, pieGeidt bic bette ome,
ritaniide S4aulpieleriu. ipieIt iest in Nibto's
@arten in Stem g)prt Dor oplen Oduiern.
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3ora1- erlchte
@pIb 2o51-5-2O 8snbs 11oI.


Sic bepOrft ebenpe 3iebunq.
- Wdbren0 Der iebten ISOLDE ipuroe in oieIer
St0ot iebr lsbbaft ~retrutirt unb es lit 9robe
6pffnun9 pprbanben, baB cine Mn3abl Baros
ibre Quoten nod redt5eitig 5uiammenbrinoen.
9ie SbatIa6e bat Sci. 8rOpne bepooen, I'M
cine Auii6iebung Der 3ietuna in Baib.
ingtOn nad5uiu6en. Wiebrere Diitritte, bd,
rlnter Der brittle iino nod siemli9 meit aurld,
mdbreno Der speite 9iltirtt iebr s~alnfti9e Guss
liGten bot. Sic pierte Waro lift bereits fret
unb Die sipeite uno ie9ite retrutiren flsibig, bic
adte Waro bat ibr Gpntisent ebenfaus gelteQt
uno Die - Ia. nno 10. mereen ebenfa,ls fret
lein.
Sn Selupare, tpel6es 947 Mann gu itels
len bat miro bic 3iebung beute itattFnben uno
wenn feline Gpntre 0rores etntrtfen, miro AUDI
oteier 3age7im /. lno 5. GongreBoiitritt 9esos
gen tperben. -ta
3 ~ etnene 6riegSaert9 tie.
= Sen, Wtorrt8 bat Sipei neue 3rieesseridte
9ebilpet, welde beute gun, eritenmal suiammene
treten. 9aS erfte beftebt aus fol9enoen Diff
iieren !: Gjeut. Sol. SO. 9toB, "a. Ser. ct.
yle9cr Ne9t, !; Capt. 8. 81. Marib, 10. So.
9e9t. ; Capt. Wc@onmQp, 1875. 81. 3. Sol.
Capt. Sbos. 9. gOrris, ITO. u. 9. Sol. II.
Wiajpr IS. g. 2oro, 1. Wlo GAP. 9tegt. 2es,
tertr 1T pieoer Nibter @nmoIt.
9as anoere beftebt aus fol9enoen OIfsies
rem 9ieut. got. s. g.. Goie, s. Ser. ct.
Snf. f; Capt. S 50. Sletauoer, Baltic. Sat.
terie Capt. SO. 6. @ogerton, II. Ser. St.
Snf. ; Capt. q. S. &eab, s. Ser Ct, Snf.y
/. 9ieut. s.. &enninstpn, 8. Ser. ct. Snf. +;
2. Qieut. 8. g. Aden, s. Ser. st. Snf. unb
Capt. g.. 6. 9eoo, IL Ser. ct. Snf. al
0i6ter 9tnmaft. :
Stbungaoes ariegS9ert9ts.-
9aS in ND, 80 2eringtonitr. ta9enoe ariegsae<
ridt wirb belte Morgen Tim 10 llbr feline Sit.
ungen nnter @pl. &Ob' 8priis ,pieoer e%r6ffnen ;
ba eS Der 8unid Der perl6tepenen Witolieber
oeS arie9s9eri6t8 1T, Die pcrliegenoen Sale
baIoi9it sn erleotgen, 70 ioqten bic ppraeIaoenen
3euSen nidt peridumen, pinttlid gu erl&einen.
9as 6 . military 9eportement.
= Capt. S. s. Gilman, rom bieIigen Gommiir
iurp uno Snbfitens 9epartement, 1T ieiner
Pft9t entbOben unb Gopt. $. !6owaro gDeIlS
an feline Ste[le ernanrt tpprben. Capt. @eus
tennt bieIe 8ran9e bereitS aus GrIobrung, oa
er i6on mebrere Sabre in b~erielben ttdtig mar.
8~erfpnaIia. Wtajor $. 3. 9apner,
BON Sen. 9ir' Stobe, fam ain Saulfta9 bier
an unO itieg i'm Gutatp t6auie alb. ST mar in
mi6ti9en @eiHdften in CANADA unb miro einige
Gage bier oertpeiIen. Olajpr !0apner NAT be-
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@eiekoehnnn ron Marhlnnb.

AnnuppltS, II. Sit Der lbenbibun9
oes 9elagentenbauieS beartra9te Wtr.4 Nnoers
i'm Elm Gpmite aus 9reten gu lernernett; ipel=
@es ben Rriessietretdr nm eiaert Nuflhub Der
3iebung eriu6en loa, barait .es. cem Staate
uipgli6 gemaat5 tperoe, in Der Netrutiruna
msbr sn tbuu; ferner na95uludeu, ben Nldrp@
tarc @eteranen Ge9irlentern, oeren 9iehitaeit
N eieient Spmnler unO 6erbf obIduft, eineu
nrlmb 81 Hetrutirun9ss 3pefen 81 betpiligen,
pOrauS9eiebt Dab es Dem u~llgeneinen 0ienfte
ni6t nadtbeilig iei.t Die Oroer foaroe unqes
nOmmen unO bic aSerren 9tnOerion, 6lOtbpper
uno Sham alS @omite rnonnt. 8ertagunq.
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Enbnffenssbffc Der Ger. Ut. Nrmee.
RI. 20 GDutb0r. }
Baltimore, sea IS. 8ttr. 1854.

Baltimore, sea IS. otbr. 1864. !
8erEeaeIte An6ebete, tm Dupstfat. merkn dnf bic fr Of.
Zee ts DttsRaa ben Al. GttruGr ;. 8. NtttGss IL u6r
entae Stu ger ma taS Scr. st. SuhfAtnS.Depdrte
ntnt in Baltimore. No. am Defsa HSGrf Su nerfeten NIT
SO ,0O0 Nh eute hartt hrdune Sttf Re; btefsI9s
Hxs aeiptten Wnt ans ben besen Subhtrber e'
Radbl fttn; fret ron Gbnr, lEssdrera 9laS pbtr al
heren @eimtfhungen, chre urdr6tntbnen @eru6,
|. ntbt rnebr ais Is pGt. g9dler tntnaltene unb sat
sstrcde:, ete fe ptrpadt nitro. &bjulttfrn tnnir-
halb 1e Iaser nat 3ueriennuns ees Gprtrattes.
I2o, 900 pfe. (60 gin. pr EufbsD ~fttnes all,
gDprtftng,pnt Satrtiai, Ia sattr. AtjuIefetn
IN 10 Saetn.
GAO. 900 FL. 8arIsiieln 600 Plumb per Saibell; Diers
GERS ptsr Dead BlrrS tsrttn berg ;reen. Gerpa6t
In aute, sstr5bnli&e, ~tdusrtat ~eearteitete SAFER
Rad @erlGnsen ~ ~IteftrH. SrsSH mullen eefbtGt
Q 600 STS. 100 gs. sr. Buffet, suite stfuHbc
8wttbtIa, In srten, farsen, ~SsGHdnbt9 ttrcif.
len BaGtru. 3a@ Seearf gu ~litferr.
8ap efen 1t &pt Dttete1.
400 aEbtat atteR Bourbon VI ttsfte. Die
Saatr mlNen aus eutsetredneten trGtbit6sn Taus
ZEN Hne HcSen NIT II ~e6Iisrnen unS 4 iferptn rtsr
arden itin. yfeei6etnc ben esneIn Iitfer pfer
Sniptftpr. DfIber Oa ten uH!eristdnttsu III be-
Simfrtn III, rethen Stridnst- AbJuiieitrn tn IL
9eaeH rod @rtbeilune Hs G~pntTdtts.
NHattstt uthGen auf Jrrmu.are sti6riettn ttn, wtl&e
oui tisier OfEes 3u rdbtH linb nne HE Fem anssbpt beige.
fuat,n Gtt ttfyate nlfrH euT6 SHtt ttraAtrrrtltGe Bin sen
amer ;ei6rtt fctn.
fms: linz fein. bprbanhsn. fobalb ais peI5e %etuse6sR.
4ehs per(pn pSer isbeS WlttgIte5 t'ner brntG Eel6e IN.
ae6ct- moht mus et7 en- Erenetb fur be Wer.St. ~3teeteruns
Setieaen wenn ut6. elm iplGst beretts aut bttier Sfttee res,-
frtrt ipurbe.
len, welde tp meinen nnbtrn &nsstesn SEr9si6riebsa inb.
2. s.. q tlman,
tHbIK-2n Gapit6n unb 6. z. u. g. ".
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WQnlt4,iou, Q. Z.
| Mehr

Webr >0eierteure.-
SinfSi9 GebeIen : Seierteure tamen am leBteu
Sreitag nit benz 8OOt BON Gitp 9pint bier al
Sic seb6rten gum IS. glpro Car, 25. So. unb
II. Semi. 3eg. uno ceierttrten in Nbtbeiluns
gen pm $40 Wiann POM @orpoitenpienit.
Wte6er perbaftet. Sine QinSabI
8attimprer uno 8aibingtoner aaufleute, luelde
DOR Gen 9OubIeoap5 &riegsgeridt pro5elfut
ipuroen II. ge9en bObe 8irgi6alten in 6reibeit
seett waren, iino pieber perbaftst poroen,
weI6eS 81 Der Innabme Ieitet, DAP ite perrr,
tGetlt tpOroen lino.
lGeneraG 9pipttol. Sn Martinsburg
Sd, ipiro jeBt etn 9rpbes General 0Oipital fir
Sberioan's glrmee errthtet.
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Observation-Disclosures.

GrtmtuaI@eri&t. - @i9ter gonb. 9u
hisitm GeictsSpfe purse am Gamfas MIR en 6aGl
~pro5eiftrt. Gepy9 albre6t mar ang:flast, feline 6rau ser
|fblasen gu bubeu. ct tpuroe mn 81 uub pie Rotten g>
troft nnS BIS gum Dtcutas mad Der Sail sef9idt.
Der GaI BON u. Dapiou pegeu auSriffS anf E9cs.
ardit wurse SersIinen unb bet Brc5es ees alfreb 81
Raitn tregen Enarffs af Or. apres wursc bis nabfttn
Samfa9 reriGcben.
81. q. Meil, in 5 GaIeu tpesea g~ertauf3 BON gptri-
tucfeu um Scnntas o~uSeEaSt, Sb 3arsi&ait ear6 GSu.
3sere.
9xHertHr@SHrt. - Ht@ter U1artin. - Sa1.
ceattp sesen Sac. NtcgeeiG. 91aSe tpesea 8ertaufs zines
@ranbRhds. sst9t b~eenbist.
et6btif6eS e3irtS@eri9t - 0ti9s
ter aIsxauber. Sriebrid 3ieSIer segeu 8. s. 2aeffs,
9H bieierr 6ane mar frEFer bereitS Elm Sefret eIaReu
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