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WINES AND LIQUORS.
TX O00 DOLLARS WORTH OF GRO.
'o,uuu CERIEs, WINES AND LIQUORS FOR


$4,000 cRRRs RRhhARs Rsrs WSETH tHS 1F sRS
The undersignod, intending to change his bust
ness, will offer for sale, both at wholesale and
retail low for cash, his entire stock Of Groceries
Wines and Liquors. / deem II unnecessary to
enumerste the articles, as they comprise full and
complete assortment OF such goods as are usually
kept In first class Wholesale and Retail Grocery
Store. E WHITE,
No. SO Louisiana avenue,
Between Sixth and Seventh streets,
Opposite Bank of Washington.
N. B. ALI goods sold on credit will be charged
at the regular prices. au29- elf
An mn DOLLARS WORTH OF LIQUORS
fV1oVV FOR sALE.-The undersigned, in :
tending to change his business, will offer for
sale, both at wholesale and retail, low for cash,
- WINES AND LIQUORS,
which comprises one Of the largest, best selected
and oldest stock in this city. | enumerate the
following:
90 barrels Bakers pure old Rye Whisky, ten
years old. .Isr
so barrels old Monongahela Rye Whisky, seven
years old.
100 barrels Rye Whisky, three years old.
80 do Gibson X Whisky.
30 do Bourbon do.
100 do rectifed do.
% do domestic Brandy.
25 do do Gin
d do do Rum.
% do do Wine
% do Cordials, Bitters, &c.
Z. L. WHITE,
No. 50 Louisiana avenue, between Sixth
and Seventh streets, opposite the
au29-6td Bank OF Washington.
IMPORTED WINES AND BRANDIES.
800 bottles very fine old London Dock and Pale
Brandy.
800 bottles very ane old Sherry and MADEIRA
Wine.
200 bottles superior old Port Wine for medicinal
100 bottles very fine old Jamaica Rum.
COO bottles very fine old Rye and Bourbon
Whisky.
90 cases Rye and Bourbon Whisky, in Quart
and pint bottles, one and two dozen in each
case, bottled by John Gibson, Sons & Co..
Of Philadelphia.
so baskets Piper and Charles Heidsieck Cham
pagno Wine, imported by Renauld 4 Fran
eois, and Bayard & Bsrafd, Of New York.
% mijohns, containing one gallon each,
Chillinsworth Sherry Wine, very old and
ALSO, ON DRAuGHT-
Sherry, Madeira, and Port wine Holland Gin,
Jamaica Rum, Scotch Whisky, Brandy, Whisky,
Cordials, &c. 80
For sale by E. 3. WHITE,
No 63, Louisiana avenue, between sixth
and Seventh streets, opposite the
aus. .edif Bank OF Washington.
EXTRA FINE OLD RYE WHISKY.
100 DEMIJoHNs VERY FINE OLD RYE
WHISKY, each demiiohn containing Ave gal
Ions. A celebrated physician, who has used this
Whisky, pronounces II to be the purest and finest
he has ever seen, and he recommends 1t highly
for medicinal use. For sale by
Z. Z. WHITE,
No. SO Louisiana avenue,
Between Sixth and Seventh streets,
aug -d6tif Opposite Bank of Wash n.
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NEW BOOKS.
CHOoL BOOKS. SCHOOL BOOKS

SCHOOL BOOKS SCHOOL BOOKS
Corner 1lth st. and Pennsylvania avenue.
The undersigned having Just received large
and we'll selected stock Of .... Tf. ...
SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL REQUISITES,
which they are enabled to sell at the
LOWEST NEW YORK PRICES,
The attention Of Colleges, High aud Primary
schools, and Parents is especially called to ouI
assortment, feeling confident they can be suited
In every particular. ''''"' ..
BLANCHARD l. MoHUN,
Corner Eleventh st. and Pennsy lvauia avenue,
se.eod6t Washington, d. C..
9 G II OoL B0 o X s
THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY.
:, The place to get your School Books and School
WIN. BALLANTYNE's,
au29' I'm No. 49s Seventh st., bet, D andE.
SCHOOL BOOKS,
Don't forget that the place to buy your
SCHOOL BOOKS
Is at the
OLD HEADQUARTERS,
~, Corner Of SEVENTH AND D STREETS.
We have Just received full supply Of
oOhOOb bOOhS AND bTATlDNER1.
You will find 1t to your interest to call at
Corner SEVENTH AND d STREETS,
W. d. SHEPHERD.
QUICK SALES and
SMALL PROFITS
Is still our motto. aug29-2w
n Ew BooKs.
The Story Of the Great March: BY Brevet Major
q. W. Nichols. One Of the most interesting
volumes yet published on the campaign Of sher.
man. Al.75.
The Knightly Soldier. A biography Of Major
Henry Ward Camp, 10th Connecticut volunteers,
by Chaplain II. Clay Trumbull Sl75.
Just published, and for sale by
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and StatiOner,
au2S'6t 334 Penn. ave.
Err PAPER AND NOTE
- printed to order; Note, Letter, and oficial
Envelopes, plain or printed to order at short
notice. HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller aud Stationer,
au2S'6t 334 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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ARGE SALE0F GOVERNMENT RAIL.
- ROAD ENGINES AND CARS

UNITED STATES MILITARY RAILROADs,
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER
WAsHINGTON, d. c., Aug. IL, 1865.
Will be sold at MANCHESTER, opposite Rich
mond, Va, on TUESDAY, October 3:
Twenty fve (2j) new first class Locomotive En-
glnes nve tj) foot gauge, Ave (ll foot drivers,
cylinders l6x24 in; capacity of tank, 300
Five 10y hrst-class Locomotives, / feet So inch
gauge,
Two hundred and sixty-fvo (26j) new Box
Freight Cars fve 10y foot gauge.
Fifteen 90 new Platform Cars, five (6) foot
gauge.
Ten Cl0) Freight Cars, feet So inch gauge.
The sale to continue from day to day until All
are sold Sale to commence At 10 clock
Terms Cash, in Government funds
II. l.. ROBINSON,
auBll 'dtocl Brew Col. and A. Q. M
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n + F I G I A L .

O F F c I A L.
WAR DEPARTMENT, ]
ADJuTANT GENERALS OPPICH,
WAsHIEGTON, September 4, 1855.
Second Lieutenant Joseph q. Vaudyke, 4th New
York artillery, having been reported at the
headquarters Of the army for the offences here
matter specified, is hereby notified that he will
stand dismissed the service of the United States
unless, within fifteen days from this date, he ap-
pear before the Military Commission In session In
this city, which Brigadier General John G. Cald
well, United States volunteers, is President, and
makes satisfactory defence to the charge Of de-
sertiOn.
E. D. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adi utant General.
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u oHATrANoooA ROLLING MILL.

WAR DEPARTMENT, oFPIcK OF DIRECTOR AND
oRN'L MANAGER or MILITARY RAiLRoADs US, !
WARRINGTON, D. c., July 81, 1865.
Proposals will be received at this Ice until IL
O'Clock, noon, on WEDNESDAY, September l3,
1858, to purchase the United States Military Rail.
road Rolling Mill at Chattanooga, Tennessee, with
the machinery, tools, buildings, fixtures, and
track connecting the Rolling Mil with the Nash :
Vile and Chattanooga Railroad.
The mill and machinery constructed TO re-roll
railroad iron are entirely new, and Of the most
approved character.
For full description and details of operation,
capacity, &c, apply, In person or by letter, TO T.
w. YARDLEY, Superintendent, Chattanooga,
Tennessee.
All bids should be endorsed, Proposals 10
purchase Chattanooga Rolling Milln
d. G. McCALLUM,
Brevet Brigadier General,
Director and General Manager,
au7-eotd Military Railroads. u s.
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AUCTION SALES.

s----.-----------.
GALE OF CONDEMNED GRAIN AND
~ GRAIN SACKS, AT ALEXANDRIA, yIR-
CHIEF ouAprRRNAsrER's oFRIcE,
DEPoT pR WAsHIEgToN,
WAsHIsGrON, d. G., September 2, 1853.
Will be sold at Public Auction, under the di-
rection Of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel O. 2. Lee,
A. q. NJ, U, 8. A, at Alexandria, Virginia, on
WEDNESDAY, September l3, 1865, at u o'clock,
1898 BUSHELS OF OATS, "
1924 GRAIN SACKS, g
condemned as being unit for public use.
Successful bidders must remove the stores
within Ave days from date Of sale.
Term cash, in Government funds. ..
d. H. RUCRER.
Bvt. Maj. Gen. and Chief ouartermaster,
se2-lOt Depot Of Washington.
INTENSIVE AUCTION SALE
GOVERNMENT MEDICAL STORES
HOSPITAL PROPERTY
Will be sold at public auction, at the United
States Army General Hospital, -
FREDERICK, ND, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER
u, 1865, at 0 clock, p. m,
LARGE QUANTITY OF MEDICINES,
HOSPITAL STORES, INSTRUMENTS,
DRESSINGS, BOOKS, STATIONERY,
BEDDING, HOSPITAL CLOTHING,
FURNITURE, AND APPLIANCES.
Catalogues of the articles to be sold can be pro-
cured by applying at this Depot, or at the Cen
eral Hospital, Frederick Nd, after September 8.
Much Of the property is bat little worn, and is
Government
The sales will continue from day to day until
the property Is disposed Of. Terms cash, in Gov
ernment funds, at the time Of purchase.
The property to be removed by the purchaser
within forty eight hours from day Of sale.
Among the articles to be sold may be men
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ron SALE or RnNT.

EOR RENT-PARTIALLY FURNISHED.
- The elegant and commodious residence
known as Ever May, the property Of Major
CHARLES Dodge, situated al the eastern extremity
Of Georgetown Heights, surrounded by beauti-
fully Improved grounds, extensive garden, pas
ture, 40. Possessing all modern improy yements,
Including gas and water, and within i've min !.
utes' walk Of the city railroad. Il Ia one Of the
most desirable locations in Washington or
Georgetown. Apply to ~. Id, \ -. ~.
Rdee div No. ao2 Pennsyiyanis "a, q, " AMI avenue
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THE GIGANTIC HIPPopoTAMUs;

THE GIGANTIC HIPPoPoTAMUs;
BEHEMoTH',
OF Holy Writ, Of whom 1t Is declared (Job 40 g
upon earth there Is not his like ~ This rare
specimen Of the brute creation, the last vestige
pre- ddamne eristencs, was captured by the
present keeper, ALI, the Egyptian, by order O
the Viceroy Of Egypt, 1000 miles above Cairo OF
the white Nile, IN Africa, and was imported int T
this country at an expense Of more than $40 600
by q. B. Quick, Esq. with whom such arrange
ments have been made Ms to enable the ma mage
ment to present him to the public In conjunction
with the other unique attractions which make nj
this Catacysm Of wonders comprising this ri
gantic combination.
Among the principal Artists arethe following g
The Australian Performers.
MASTER PRANK MELVILLE,
SAMUEL MELVILLE,
GEORGE Melville,
PHILO NATHANS,
WILLIAM KINKADE,
SHAPPE 4 WHITNEY,
JIM WARD,
b. HILBANKs,
S. wITHERs,
4. NORMAN,
s. PLATT,
@. JoHNBs,
MILE FREvoLLA.
MISS ROSE TREMAIN
GYMNASrS, ACROBATS, VAULTERs, SC
J. wiTHBRs, WASHINGTON BAND.
THE STUD OF HORSES
arc OF the finest English, American, and Arabian
THOROUGH BREEDS
The whole of these Magnificent Attractions will
be exhibited on
SIXTH STREET, NEAR THE CANAL,
"WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, ANT
SATURDAY, SEPT; 9Th, 7th. sth, and 9th.
AT 2 AND Up. NJ
Children under 10 years. ....,..........2j .2j conts
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MORNING EXHIBITION
Will be given
ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, AT 10 A. NJ,
HIPPoPoTAMUs,
MENAGERIR, and
PERFORMING ELEPHANTS,
without the Circus, at which time Liberal De.
duction will be made to Schools.
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Besides II large quantity Of other articles too
numerous to mention.
Further large auction sales OF Medical and
Hospital property will take place at the follow
ing localities at an early day, of Which due no.
tice will given: Harper's Ferry, Va. Clarys-
VILE, Nd. Grafton, W. Va. parkersburg, W.
Va ; Charleston, w. Va. and at the Medical
Purveying Depot, Baltimore, Nd /; the last
named Depot containing a large and valuable
stock Of new goods
T. T. BLISS, Surg. U. s. Vols,
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81 The GRAND PROCESSION will enter the
town at IL o'clock, a. m, preceded by the ar -.
GANTiC HIPPoPoTAMUS drawn by a TEAM
OF ELEPHANTS, -four in number,) followed by
WITHERS' WASHINGTON OPERA BAND.
the grand MENAGERIE, the extensive CIRCUS
and Troupe OF Artists, together with the Cor
geous Paraphernalia Of the Metropolitan Comb
nation. seI st
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-04
A M o . n M n n n Q.
RovER's + HEAT TIRE.

n +. BAILEY 4 CO.'S
METROPOLITAN AND
oUADRUPLE COMBINATION.
being at present the largest Travelling Establish
ment In the country, consisting of
JAMES MELVILLE & co. IS GRAND CIRCUS
and world renowned Equestrian Troupe, com. +.
prising the
STAR RIDERS
Df hath Ha,nisnharas
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HERR DRIEsBAoH,s EXTENSIVE MBNAa
ERIE .''

SANDS, NATHAN 4 co. IS PERFORMING ELE.
PLANTS
Whose wonderful feats surpass anything ever
before witnessed, and whose extreme docility
and intelligence have attracted the attention Of
the most noted sacdnS and students Of natural
history.
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81. Nuault 1865.

~OOf
Oa t9 petb, paB Sic germ prn unlerer
Nelipen3 Gtwa0 bUren, 10 lenpe t@ S0nen FOL
genDe s3eilen our beliebi9en Senubunq. Sic
%tannten &albin9tcn Dor Dem &rieee unp fen
men e5 jest, winen paber ME Die Stapt in
BEN leBtea 4 Sabren 5u9enommcn; trpBpem
9tebt Is bier npp Sur9er, welhe Die alten
3ultanDe 3uridpilnlhen unD bel alien Wde=
9enbeiten lib Der 9uten alien 3eit erinnern,
MO Der weiBe Mann nod @tpas gait unp Is
Dent S1war3en nt4t erlaubt mar in einem
Omnibus gu fabren. 9eiper inpet man p1r=
inter aud mod OeutlAe, weldbe ebenlu la
menttren, Dabet aber ptr9elIen, Dap le pur1
Den 9rUBen 6reiDeitstampf wpblbabenpe 2eute
9elpOrOen linD ; es 9iebt lU9ar lplhe, Die unter
Der friberen pemptrattl@en 9tegierun9 gar
ItGts beIaBen, te9Ud unter 2incpln'5 0teale=
rur9 liA 10 ber1usarbeiteten, Dap tie icbt i'm
Stanpe linO, SpriBtpuren nah Guropa III
maiden unp pDd Nle6 pa5u beitru9en, BET Der
lebten Yratpentenpabl Die SOpperbsap5 gu UNI
terltIben.'
SAarfriGter g4ir3 elaaftist augentlifliG
unIere 9%Ielipen6ler 3temltA TART Das ptutlAe
Glement, bel OnperS pa &ir3 Elm SGpei;er letn
lol II. Don einem peutlhen NDppfaten pertbei=
tiet miro. Dap er 9erape ptelen Deut-
lGen wablte, 5ei9t, Dap CT Die Serl6tepeneu
parteien 9Solbin9tons fannie, feline 9Sabl
bate auf teinen %belleren Strtbeipiger fallen
tGnaen.
Nal6in9tcn BET Nu6bruG beS &rieae5 Der
laIIen unp utter SeferlOn Davis Elm NGjtz
hen sebabt gu baben, l9eint bier cine Gmpfeb=
lung gu fem, lpte SOl9enpeS 3ei9t: Sin 9spilz
ler Mntpm S9GnbOrn, welGer manAes nette
Sammhen BON l1ncIe Gam erbolten bat, per-
lieB 1861 pielen leinen euten Snfel unp fulaz
te Der Serflbr II Seeel)ta, mar tbr treu,r
&nappe bis ale tyre Nsl3e 9eldpunpen unp
fam Damn crit bel 9taht unD 9iebel bierber st=
rid. 9rpfelor 6enrp, Secretary Of the
Smithsonian Institute fat li6 nun Dteles
unpanfbaren erbarmt unp ibm cine STEELE i'm
ubigen Snltttut ~gegc6en. SD mT1te rpbl
willen, mas YrG lipent SpbnlUn VI, eroffciu ,Nre=
Fping officer" uup Som. gS, 9. 6e1Ienpen II.
anpere u9tegents Of tbe Snltitut on" pa3u. ia
gen witrpen, penn lte erfibren, pelAe Sorte
Seute 9ruf. 9enrY a%n(fellt. SIS fommt audi
baufig bier Dor, Dap SIrser bon i6ren Na6.
barn u9le9er*Anbeter" (Niggerworshipper)
%titulirt rerpen /; man fam aber alspann r.
der barauf rednen, Dap Die 70 eenannten lpe
pal, Die G%itulanten binsesen Sece1tuntfen
dAten SAla9e5 linp, cb9lei4 lie bet ieper 0ss
legenbett NIT tbrem Yatrtptismus prableu.
glG&fenS mebr. 8,
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balten bat, In etsner @erl ION tns Gels 8t
ruben. Us piro ferner beri6tet, paB unter
ben. 3rappen Der GerbunDeten ptel 8rantbett
belt berrldt nnp DAP urquisa, Der @Uupers
nenr Der Yrppin3 Gprrtentee unD Gcmmans
bnnt Der or9enttnil6en Sruppen, fem @Onttn<
gent auf einen Micnat beurlaubt bat, INN es
gu r%epr9aniliren. Stores, Der 9ralipent
bon uru9ua9, bon Dem mon la9te, baB ct IN
WonteOipep Elm 9alfsccrpS BON 5000 W.
beilammen BABE, fpnnte mr. 1000 Wann
aufbrin9en.
lleber Die In ct Domingo bon Neuem
a,ts9ebrodene st Splutipn unb bic &Gmpfe nuf
Cape SaYtteu baben mir erlt seltern bsrthtet.
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mid cine Itarfe Wadt enteegea su 1enben.
Gte batten i'm berlpr0Gen, cine DtperIiCn aa
MAIDEN, I'M unS 3u nnterltlben. Warum
blteben sic untbGtig nit Siren bier Nrmee@
Corps, bic flum cine &anDne pdbrenb DieIsS
Gelp3ugS at9eeuert baben, alS Sic bGrten, pab
li6 Elm lebr bibi9es @efeht entlpann, alS 10
oar bret Sbrer cpmmonpirenpen 0enerole,
MN petB es jebt, p%erlarg el, Scr5urIden unO
Wen. 5orarp lebr nadprltdliG ~fUrperte, Dap
Der GerluG 9emadt perpcn mitiie, Die yer
lorene Gbre zines Gbeile5 pieles Corps nit
etnemale ,pteber ber3ultelen? Sic bel9lo1z
fen @nper0; ndmli@ Sbre Nrmee ais Der
gefabrIi6en Stellune, Die Sic einnabmsn, 5u=
riid3u3teben unp es S~epgepid5 tapfrrem Corps
gu iiberlnlien, lt6 dllein rurd3u lhla9en. G6
bat li6 pieler Qufgabe pilrpi9 bepieen.
General, t6 bin 70 fret gu ertldren, Dap sic
BET Den Sperattpnen n6brenb Der err ten 3ret
oper bret Sage bteles 6elD3u9e6 militdrii6e6
Genie uno groBe, unlbertrpfene tatttl9e
&enntntlie ee3ei9t baben. Nber sic Datten
Sbren Gulmtnatipn6punft erreiGt, ais Sic
pie bcmbaltil6e SrOre erlteBen, sic BADEN
pen 6etno aus ieinen @erfen pertriebet, er
lei in Sbrer 0epalt
sic batten gteGt, tpenn sic ~betaupteten.
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mar Die lGGnlte, Die i6 ie seleGen. DAP lte
tbre l1eberle3enbeit benz 6einpe 9e9enilber
nidt berpabrte, fam paber, neil Sic n'dt &C.
balten, mas Sic periprpAen baben. 9Ste lpl-
len mir inns raS ertlGren SD CLAUDE, Der
@runO LIT 3u finOen, irenrt man cine Inter
IuGuns a~nitellt itber bic nSerlaumonn9" bic
BON gteu. 6enrY g8arp 8eeAer au6ge9angen
1T. Dteie l1nterIa4nns trtrO r6ne 3nstfel
Oartbun, Dap Sic ni4t betrunfet pnren.
OaS 3eugniB brin9t pas 6'e9entbetl; ea be-
wetlt, RAP sic ii6 in ei1em 3ultanpe befan=
Den, no man 0tsismtttel CUR 8irtun9 brau6t.
Qls Der bpGwiirpt9e !5err piele r@erlarm~
pun9" auSipraG, pa4te ct pbne 3peifel an
MaDam NidlebY, bic zines liAern GrfUl9es
eeptB mar an Dem Sage, no Der GleI ben
SGnetrer rift, pOer Der SGneiper Den Giel,
wel9eS auf ems berau8tcmmt.
9te1pectpUG, 90, s. $. 8rppts,
pormal5 General in Der Ser. ct. Qrmee.
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6 n fpnberbarer 9srisf.

General Slferbau6, Der einen Otitrift i'm
Department pe5 Millllippt cpmmanDirt unr
ietn Sauptquartter in S od on bot. wurre
III Der Stlat6=@ pnpentiCn Don Wtillillippi Elm
9elapen NM bat in einem SGreiben 9eant
l%pOrtet, pas Die 8eltl, @cit nit i6arf em "a
Del b~e9leitet. SiterbauS bepantt li4 namlify
BEL ben iIpliGen uSriOern" fir Die ubObt
Gre, bic lie tbm pur& Die GinIapun9 er5et9t
baben.
Oiele ndmli6en Sriiper nerpen ma6rI6etn=
lid lpater Den pUlitiiAen 6ebltritt pes 0tne-
rails NIT 6uBtritten bs3abIen.
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Tptdl Der @etGp.

9dDl Der un9lndafdle 10.
3iebt man nun in SetraGt, baB ale pteIf
l~1n9lIf6faQe mettenS uuf nGrplt4ext 0ebtet'
poer TT elmer Spbdre BON bG6Iten6 "a Wdllt~
pttenOlenld en pOrfamen ltnp ntntmt man nur
Den taulenpIten G6eil Dteler SepGlferun9 ala
Die BAIL her 9afa9iere an, tpelAe lammtltGe
Giienbabnen ta9ltG tefTrpern, alp $4,000
BON "a Nfiaicnen, 10 ergtbt lih fir Die 243
Sage pa6 SerbGltnt6 annGbrenD tpte l gu
$4,000 fir Die 0et1pteten nnp 1 su 5000
fir Die Ger1punpeteu.
Nfan parf bamtt nur bic BAIL Der Serunz
9litften ouf eurppdiiGen 8a9nen per9letAen,
10 miro man Die l6anlole uno perbre9erilae
lncronun9 erit re9t besreifen, Die in pieier
Sejiebun9 in Nmerifa rtlp. int Nprpen Der
Ser. Staaten berrldt unp DAP in Der 39at
ieoer Netlenpe beim Selteigen Der Gar5 ben
@efl6ren elmer SGlaGt entseeensebt.
BUR SaultratiOn peS 0elasten fa9en mir
Die lolgenben tatiiftIGen gioti3en BEL:
Iuf ben fran3UilAen Sabnen fam Bis jebt
Our6lAntttli4 Elm Sppesfaa auf 1,955,51l
9alia9tere, cine Serpunpun9 auf je 465, 511.
Siel i6ledter ltelte i@ pas Gerbaltnib oui
ptH eH9ll1DeH SllenpaDnett. no L oCn Je ~
2oO,29O getGptet uno l pom ie 11,345 per
rtnpet murine, Quf Den bel9iIAen 9abnsu
6erednet |tA eth 9ppe6f aa ouf ie 8,861,8O4
unO cine SerwunDun9 auf je 100000 Ser
Onen. gicA 9iinlti9er tdQt Der Ser9let4 fir
ole baotI6en Satnen aus, bet oenen Die 9ro
pOrtionen l: l7,5l4977 unO 1 /: 1,154,311
lino, Dim 9itnitt9ltsn aber ltelt li@ pas Ser
bdltniB ouf Den preubilten @tlenbab nen, mu
mir | BON je ALL 88 setGrtet unb l bon
i 1892, SO Serirunpet murine.
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S5talirnil1e Nnntnn3e.

Sin9it erbob, erma6t pom S@laf,
Sip pom Belt a largo tempo
Otr ncG iu9encIi1e Vraf
3ira CARA ri 3Irentbc,
Gar petritoet pte npb ME,
Gin ietn S4retbcpultibi.
Sdrie6 an ite. tie boloe Vtlit,
Donna Xdurd 6crteuleEo:
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