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Latest markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, October 23.-Chicago and Rock
Island, 1O9; Illinois Central, 1885, Michigan, South
ern, 30; New Yorx Central, 12l; Reading, Lt6s |;
Canton Company. 53s; ssouri 6s. 49, Erie Rail.
road 622; Western Union Te egraph Compa a, Ga; I;
treasury BIO, 1864; Ton forties 100; FiVe-twen.
ties, 1l4s; United states 6s ll3b; Colo, 1854.
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AUCTION SALES.
D SCOTT, JR., AUCTIONE f r
ID. No. 1920 Chestnut STREET. 2N

B.N6, ioao 70 5nEsSUF & Il Fst STREET. 4 T. al "
CARD We are now prepared to make arrangement,
for special saes of OH Paintings statuay, or any other
most ipshionabe thoroughfare OF our city makes it
desirable resort or connoisseurs aud lovers O. art In
N. b.. Sales of erchandise in solicited Per
G9ops, IVORY, TABLE, AND OTHER cur
sreet worfs oGGs Sheed GsSR GSsand suns
On Th1rsosy %SIaiss snn4as pt GALLERY No loa,
ChesDut street viii be sod a choice and beautiful
PATENT EIESTR0 saER
tSs Ms4Sa designs Of sal
dish corner disass splr anu q aor sets'
RSh' 1St ana ssnSs; iHab Fss
s%sS;ssa ess Sf ffSe soS VIII
table, and table and DESSERT lorEsi
sa nIt candescSs sugar BASKETS 1uter Coolers
Epeipnes vases truit dishes and variety OF
isssasss asi CUTLERY.
fhSes 1rt BON. Randes C
stock IS W oneSce se
s as % s e aS
o5sR Sr on S W oath
SALE OF MODERN MSD oil HIII6Ns IR6ANHsSTINas-oRYsrAL
On Thursday and Friday Evenings next
20tn Zbtn ht paSt preclSely.
at Scotl's Phil adelDhla Art Gallery, will sold
lection of paintings acng works OF merit from
some OF our most eminent American artists. together
with number Of splendid erysta msdaops ss
DAN Asst 4 WARN NOC X,
5lSs No. 40 MARKET Street
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF 800 LOTS AME-
RICAN AND IMPORTED DRY GOODS. LINEN,
MILLINERY, AND HOSIERY GOODS, by Cata-
lOgue, on q credit
October "a. commencing at 10 O'Clock. 10 l94t
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LADIES, GO TO g. BYRON MORSE 6 Co., No. 80
and 904 Al ch street. for your Fried Oysters, Chcke
Salad, Coffee and " offies.
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GEORGE W. JENKINS, No. 1887 Spring Garden
street keeps constantly on hand fine assortment o
Candies and Fruits.
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RoBBING A SHOE SToRE.-Three enter
prlsine men undertook to go into the shoe busi-
ness yesterday evening, without investing any
capital. They entered a store at Sixth and
Buttonwood streets. and whilst the attention OF
the storekeeper was turned to something else,
one OF the three made grab of some eighteen
make his escape with his 1ll-gotten goods. Two
of the thieves escaped, but one. named John
McClintock, was captured. He was taken before
Alderman Toland, who committed him in de-
fault of $500 bail.
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ATHLETICS VS.. ATLANTICs. NOtice-Ath' 'etics
are informed that no matter how Athletic they may
be, they can find suits OF Clothing ready made at
Charles Stokes & Co.'s One Price, under the Cont.
mental, that will be sure to fit th m, and no muffin"
Atlantics do, and all at low figures
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The ELLIPTIC LoCK-STIToH SEWING MACHINE,
with all the latest improvements and attachments,
incomparably the best for Family Use.
ELLIPTIo 8. NJ. Co
Agents wanted No 923 Chesnut street. Phila
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resort to f. Remel' g Ga lery, No. 6A Arch street
Six Card photographs tor 81. Large Photographs
including frames, from 81 30 upwards.
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DEMAND Is THE TEST OF POPULARITY, and never
In this country has there been fifth part OF the de-
mapd for any toilet article that there now IS for
Phaon's "Nght-Blooming Cereus " The sales for
the current wear show an increase of one hundred
per cent over those of the same months in 1854 -
BeJTast Aoe.
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INTELLECTUAL ATTEMPT AT RoBBERY.-
An attempt was made 10 enter house and COM
NIT robbery about quarter after nine O'Clock
Sunday night. Some person got on the roof OF
a house on Callowhill street, west of Twenty
first, and went along the roofs of the adjoining
buildings, trying all the trap doors. The would
be robber got on 10 the roof through house
undergoing repairs at No. 2ll4 Callowhill street.
Fortunately, he was observed in his erratic
manGUvres and was frightened off, escaping
through the rear of the building by which he
had entered.
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AN ADVENTUROUS THIEF.-There was
quite little excitement at the RidgwaS House,
at the foot of Market street. about noon yester-
day, occasioned by a fellow by the name of Gar
rison MITCHELL Of the colored persuasion. II
seems that be got out Of one of the windows, and
crept along the sign until be got 10 the window
OF another room. When he got into the room,
It is sand he commenced to rifle trunk. One
OF the domestics employed in the place heard
the noise, and opening the door looked 10 and
saw the prisoner. who Immediately Jumped up
and attempted 10 shut the door on her. Having
her head partly inside, he was at first unable to
DO 60, but he continued TO push her out ant
shut the door. She gave the alarm, and Nit
cbell was arrested.
The owner OF the trunk testified that he had
lost $50, but no money could be found on the
prisoner when he was searched. and he said also
that he had entered the room on legitimate
business. The whole affair occurrediat noon,
when everybody was on the street and If it was
robbery, ii certainly was a very bold one.
A kniie was found in the room from which
the money was stolen, wbichwas proven to be the
property of Mitchell. He had hearing. .beo
Aldermen Hurley, by whom be was held in
$500 to answer
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TWELFTH AND CBEsNUT IL the place to purchase
Cork Mattresses and Bedding, and to have your Fur
niiure reuphostered vanished, and repaired by
practical WOikmen.
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PAULUs. THE Halter,
Beats them all,
Southeast corner Second and South.
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ILLEGAL VoTING.-A man named Philip
Detrich, a bona .fde resident of LycOming
county, came to this city short time before
election, and 'commenced," as he says, Sat
tending lectures He attempted to vote
llegally on election day at the Second Division
of the Ninth Ward. Having resided in the city
only month"; he was not entitled TO vote. He
was arrested on the complaint of Mr.. Haskins,
and taken before Alderman Jones' who held
him In 5000 to answer.
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WHAT WE CAN RAISE
Our nation soon can do without
All OF mankind besides;
Our cotton rules, bey ond doubt
Our native wines delight the free,
And Georgia is raising tea.
Soon native coffee we may roast
BY ell the world bepraised;
And maicnless Clothing now we boast
BY our own Bennett raised.
Our stock OF Mems, Youths, and BOYS Clothing
is the lest and most comp etc in Philadelphia.
Prices are lower and nearer those of old times than
Tor several years.
Rotf a0oy betMeen BENNETT & Co,
s1STH % @ sTs. (61s MAHEEf 1Emha STREET. STREE
GRAND FALL CPENIEG M A. Jones No II
North Eighth street (entrnnce through PartrIdge's
trimming store) will open on Wednesday, ,, October
"A new and splendid assortment OF the celebrated
me Plus ultra" skirts and cOrsets. comprising some
entlIey new and unique designs just received from
Paris. Our old friends and the ladies of Philadcl.
phia and the vicinity generally respectfully in
stvles, which will be exhibited fer the frs time on
wednesday, October "a
LATEST PARIS STYLEs-Mademoisell Keogn
Mooiste, No 904 Walnut street. would inform her
numerous patrons that she is receipt per last
steamer from Europe, of select ana elegant assort-
ment of Paris Millinery, embracing the latest styles
none of which have as yet been exhibited in this
country. These choice goods Will be open TO Gus.
TONERS on Wednesday, the Oath inst Those IN
search OF the latest novelties should avail themselves
Of this grand opening
WEE SEEN at the Cloth ng House of c Somers
& sen Fancy Cashmere for suits; Satin faced and
Chincha Beaver 0vercoats. which made up IN
the most substantial way Also, magnificent stock
o. mnSa sS 70 &c eot from oI m
Reeds Patent Button used, which prevents the
disagreeable necessity of sowing on buttons
Five-Twenty Coupons,
Due November 1,
Wanted by
DRExEL g. Co,
No. "a south bird street.
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DIED.


NALDhN-0n the 2lst Instant JOSEPH r.. son OF
anoah ana Sarah Alden, aged 30 years month and "a
The Ihs fSSnds m and relatives the family Olive Branch
No 10 "a 10 Of g. r. and Philadelphia tnoamp-
iHVi'fIS Iaas g attend the unera rom Bis late residence
sn IbstSnt atsoclOck To proceed to Odd Feilows
BAKER. On the 29d instant. ANNA NJ. daughter Of
Jeie@iSh ~ and Jane Baker, ana grand-dausntei Of
Jams he res,In I'm aged years and months.
parents NO. 1888 Richmond street, Twentv-ffth Ward
Franklin CemeterJ " " O'io'A Az P'Oo %" W
ts BUtRsk,-Yn Monday morning the 22d instant, Mr.
ine relatives and friends arc respectfully invited TO
ipe srest M uns5a from hs late residence No lI2I
,sueSt on wednesday of ernoon, toe Gath Instant
son, Gock, without further invitation TO proceed 90
of AkI fm0n sunday morning, the 21st instant
m bs 1o' 1on'ser,ns Illness JOHN A. D0UGAARrT, sr
BIS mae friends, and members OF the Hibernia So
cley and the Corn Exchange Association are respect
No @ FSnSO n rdaa Saoa S% ss SsS S
tDe zoth Instant, ats O'Clock
uHatARSKBB-At noon, OF the 2lst instant, JEREMIAH
hn1SiALh AZ ioi. IN the 6Ith ear OF his age.
,naTo eanves and iriends are invited TO attend the
ncIoet 9antown On Fihday the 2Sth instant, tax
HEACoCK,-on the 2lst instant, at the residence of
her pfrents. Mauch Chunk, Miss LIZZIE HEAUoCK
In me the sIstt slst year OF her age.
]Ghn %6n,nB BlSGsISy Hamilton street below TRIFty sStS
M To proceed to Mount Norlah Cemetery.
TUIKER-At CincinnatI, Ohio, on the goth instant
GESkY R USiied nHS f es cavsry Sa% asod
The male friends Of ONT The amS va are invited to attend the
Erea ON IRON nrsa the residence q his father O
ALKER.-0n the 2lst instant after a short illness
hENhf n III WAbktR son of Sarah and the late John
His friends and those OF the family are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral rom the residence his
o'clock P. NJ. interment al Monument Cemetery -
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MARRIED.
BoLMEs-LoGUE-on Monday evening, October y
1856. by Rev. Samuel Il. Appleton, Mr. WINTER
HoLMEs to Miss MAGGIE LoG6E, all of this city.
MARsHALL77RUT TIER October L. by rev. j: r.
Meredith. j. WILLIAMS G. MARSHALL TO Mks
PALMkR-ABKLS.-On the 18th instant, by the Rev
John II. Castle, Mr.. WILLIAM q. PALMER, of Wtst
Chester
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FIFTY VARIETIEb OF UAhE5 IFtsH uHIyI Ut
Morse g. Co.'s, Nos 902 and 9O4 Arch street..
ELASTIC STITCH sdUTTLE. OR
SEWING GROVER IL SIT II
MACHIHES, SEMING
FOR BAKERS RACHl Ne
FAMILY USF, HIGHEST FOR TAtLORS,
THE ONLY PREMIUM SHOEMAKERS
MAC HIN Z SEWING SADDLERS,
THATBOTH SEWS MACHINES, III .RNESS
PERFECTLY No. 130 MAKERS
AND CHFSNUT CARRIAGE
EMBROIDERs STREET. MAKERS
PERFECTLY LATEST AND BE
SUPERIOR STYLES OF READY-MADE CLOTHING
SUPERIOR STYLES OF READY-MADE CLOTHING
WANAMAKRR & BROWN,
POPULAR CLoTHIHG HOUSE,
OAK HALL,
Southeast corner SIXTH AMI MARKET Streets
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VOU! YOU! YOUl WILL PLEASE RE-
i member that at No. 8S5 Eight Thrty-nveJ MAR
\ 1T street. below Ninth, you can 1nd o very fair
from which you can select articles suitab esents
or Tor your own use TRUMAN a. SHAW.
I1XTRA QUALITY SMALL AND STRONG
~ Brass PadlocHs-a variety opened A very
oil so in stock. TRUMAN Il SHAW,
MALLETS FOR TlNMEN, B0TTLERS, CAR
store use; Also small neat Mal!ets for lads tool
chests. For sale by TRUMAN SHAW,
No sS5 Eight Th'rty-nve) MARKET ST. below Ninth.
DEAFNESS.-EVERY INSTRUMENT THAT
IL science and skill have invented to assist the hear
ing In every degree OF Deafness be had at the Ear
Instrument Depot or r Madeira, No. lis South
1Ek1H II Street, below Chestnut 1915 lm
W WARB BURTON,
- FASHIONABLE Halter,
No 430 CHESTNUT street,
9l5S Next door TO Post ONCE.
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A REGISTERING CogPLE.-Isaac and Nettie
Cummings are a beligeTent couple. 1t is said
that they are quite OF the pueilistic persuasion,
and are in the habit of causing disturbances.
About half an hour after midnight this morn
ing. the devoted pair went to disorderly house
at Second and Margaretta streets, and whilst
there got into a sort of a cross between a
skirmish and free fight. Whilst the row was
Going on a small boy was unfortunate enough
to get a beating. Isaac and his better ~ half
were arrested, aud had hearing before Alder
man Toland, who held them in $500 each TO
answer the charge of rioting,
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A MIsCHIEvoUs QUARThTTE.-Fo Four
children, giving the names of Susan, Mary,
Sarah, and John Dolan, we're all arrested on the
charge of one of the neighbors for malicious
mischief 1t appears that the youngsters in
question had taken grudge against person
living in the neighborhood of York street and
Gunner's run, in place known as ''aat-iron
row,n and have vented their ire by throwing
several stones through the windows Of said
house, to the great detriment of the glazing.
Complaint being made against the mischievous
urchIns, they were all arrested, and bad "a hear
inc before Alderman Clouds, who held them in
$500 bail each TO appear at court.
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FIFTY VARIETIES OF CAKES. fresh daily,
Morse g. Co.'S Nos 902 and 904 Arch street.
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GurOpd'(de Ma9riatea unO acti3rn

ueber Ell dngebti6enM q y Ms
i mn Der &atfertn Son Mertfo wtrD
pcn orauBsn fcIgcnbes Weitsre bsrtGtet
= Sn Darts mar paS @sriiht Serbreitet, baG
bic &ailerin G6arIotte BON Merifo BON elmer
@eiitesfrantbett befalen iet; le lru iberau
@ift tpittern uno li@ nirgenps fiber tp&buen
ais beim Wopft i'm 8at'can,
O16 Nvenir Naticnal bemertt nit 8e,ue
bterauf, DoB man Die er|ten Sage on einc stus
fade Wsrpeulberreijung, Die ron Rmmmer u.
Gorge perurfa6t ~lpOrpeu, se9Iauht bate, a[s
ietn mepr nap meGr abertamp nebmsnee 39u,
faue batten peOsr einen 3petfeI iiber pie
lhrsdliHe aranttett mob etne 9cTnuna ouf
@ensl uns 3useIaHen. Der @raf pon Sian
bern, Der lsjne SdwsFer iii Wtramare babe
erpartsn ~rrclten, lin lie nod 8rl1el su beglei~
ten, let Dur9 cine 9epel6e mad Wom terufen
pprDen, 400 er jsbt bisler I6auerli@en NIB
pranat,iden Gptlcbe etnss uuternebmens bel.
rpcbne, has n,tr un9lId berpor9erufen hebe.
Gnslif6e 8IGttsr. pie htsfe @erIdte tpie.
bertolen, metnen, oab fe nt&t uuaearanoet
iein tDnnten, benu etne aeri6tlt9e GsrfoIauno
tpesen -feli6er Na&stGten folder Qrt triirbe
IdiperIt& BON ben franSSNIden @lGttern rise
tirt tperpem, Bios mn ben &ibel 3u befrieotaeu,
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Die uinrsigsu @asIen In 9Gsituirsluieu.

gStr babsn taum nGstte, mnSers sabIrei&en
Sslsr tn Wsitetrglnieu amf bic Mihtteteit
threr mOrgt9els NEah'eu RcnmaIs oufmerflnm
gu madden renn he hobsn ben Mablfamp}
NIT Stnem Gifrr uno elmer GnsEote tetrtsten,
Die nos Bette psrfprs&en. j3par muybs tbnsu
Dts Sadie ntdt 70 lnper qeunadt Dte ten
peutihen Gspublifamegn in MIarplane ; nenn
Wpupsrneur Bpreman it fslR @wann, icnz
bern bdlt Dte Welese be5 Gtahtes mad, &r1f,
ten ouftent. @ber BEL Der NItrtofeit beS
Hsinbss pirb BITE tfrteite 0stbstIteune on Der
~mcreissn Ntittmmuns nStbte leiu, um nen
Siea Ger gutsn @nde gu Thern.
Stimmt Der tun9e unb pteI periprehenDe
Ssaat WelOirginifn mOreen In bas erc6e
uprGltde UcifsperbiFt POM 9. Sttuber eth. 10
nirS er naDur2 ntdt wents oa3u bsttraeen.
Dap pas nornlt6e ano grengtaatihe GoIgs-
rerSiIt pom 6. gcUen,ber NIT Gem rom 9teu
DttCtsr ibegsinil!mmt, unp er miro ebsn ba-
bard ptel fir ben Sies Der GonsreepoIitif u.
ehen parnit fur bic &ettmng Der linton tbun
Uermer wtrc er cnrm eth irI&es @abIrelut.
tai Dem ipgalen Glsmente tnnerbalb Getner
Wysn3sn tpeitere Oordntieen ofe SGubes anb
Der Gt6erbett %perifahsn.
Nu@ tptrp CT Curn etnen Ielmen Stea ctfl
sut Grmunterung nnb gum GntbuitasmuS
beg repubIifanilhen Oattet MarpIanbs bet-
traGer, bic jest gsgen etne nene erulte Grilis
dnsMiampfen bat,
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OuuberIemr Gmaun's friberc gteaung
Sagn 0iegiirirs1 cieeG.

W0uosrneur Swann mar einer Der pifrtq.
fen 3efirporter Der Mnnabme Der nGuen
Grnitituiipn Warptanbs unr namsnilt1 tbrer
Die 8gtedsn uno NsbeIsn}reunOe pom S*tr,m=
1eGte ausl6ltsBenNen Riaaiel. Gtenlc psre
hieIt er fih 9eeenIBer Dem Reat(triraefese.
Or nonnte IS sine .tpetIe @orlih Sma6reael",
une rift nit 8erGRu9m aHf pieiem @eiebe Ia
hoS 0~cupsrreussamt btnstn. aicA tn leinev
ScIiAaft on rte Iebte @eiebsetuug erttGrte eg
r5r!lih Golgences Dir Contribution tpte
Das Re9tfrtreefeB BADEN Iept9It6 bic Mbf6t,
ben Staat psr Berratb ~ teibigen unb @VtBs
traneu gsgfuiber 9enlaniaen AZ ssteeu. we!,
DE nit rem &errdthe rGrtniipft rnareu...
Selbfa rpenn baS Negiltrirgsleb rabtfal unb
altra Ietn wi;roe, 10 mar bod Der Serluh, ben
Gtaat 5n rspcluttontren uno Die Union sI ,er-
:sammerr, ncN pett raetga.sr nnD uuGh toejt
nlebr ultya."
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tr feline Wu&!Iat base, ron Der robiFolen Bar
tel itatt Grrspe0'S In nen Baaoe5@egat eetpGblt
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cs oa8 G'sfeB lclsHsottld, nit SGGssn tratsn
Hno beinane tepsn gsbeQsu unb 8ebglleae
freulD. Scr id 3g stusm Meiueipe sntIhlise
Sen tcnate, regiltrtrtsu.
Go ipielt Disler Wanu NIT gipen vnr 0es
leBsn unc nit penen, pel&eu er friliber
i@msihaite uuo rae b~silteltsu 8~srlpreGuuqen
ieiues Grene nnO prin3iptsnfettofett ertbetlte,
nm i'e lpater aus Gbreeia, SelbnIuGt unb
Giseliftt AUS icnnHnefae ,at NerrnfhPn.
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etrvoe unon9snebm es iiber rte &niIerin scn
Ylsrttc gu loeen.
DoS oGho bu Wdrfsment", eine2riiIsler
3ettun9, ihrctbt: ,9l1dri@ten, bic 9ter aus
Ncnt etn9etroffh Il NIB, msIten, boB tos In
mOEIiein Der &atierin bebeutenb naGseIaFtn
Bat. Sore @fujeitGt lit i'm Gtanre 9etreien,
In Der SseIettIng bCS @rafen BON 6lancern,
Die Neiie mad Mivonare ansutreten."
GuropGt(A &a%betbepei Gen.
Gpn 2ioerpool. Wontag, %. SIT. Die 0pfr.
Grin urO gfrw gorf, peine am 6. BON 9ie!p
Worf obTubren, tameu All Sam5tag bier
an.
Der Opfr. Saronta, melder am 6. bon
81. g., uuo rsr Gpfr.@ Damascus, reiGer aud
am &. DIT. ron 2nebec absesanSsn par, ia
men but bier nu.
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nsm ~satnaiteten !3u(tanOe in Quesn5tp,pn
Gin.
Sen Berlin, 22.Stt. Der prrus. .ISdFlde
6risOensoertros 1T Reute enogiiltis untsrieif-
ne; WCrDen.
0on 5Iorena. %. SIT. Die GOlf3at.
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ausgelprchen.
Son Mten, Mcntag. %. Ott. Iuf aus.
brGGli6eN4Ssfsbi nes &ailer5 Grans SS5Olepb
rtro fcFort Elm Oatnpftr osn Irislt na1 De
rifo abfabrsn.
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etien6epan3erte Ser. Gtaaten 0ampfsr Mts
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9amcur9. Ote Offstere nabmen am Sams
tag an einem 8ansette SGei(, wel@es thnsu
gu Gbren Dor Der Gtaotbet5roe oerantoI;et
tpuroen mar.
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bat ote WbII9t erfIart, bic weltIiGeGta6 pss
9apites aufreAt gu erbalten, ua&tem bic
6ranSoien NCm SerIaGon baben.
Die preuBt1he Qmne1te. uns
rnttteIbar mad ger6fsntIihune bes bur6 8is.
mard our@9eebtsn Mmnelieeetrets inb in Der
preubtiAen Wonardie I1mmtlthe rueaer pc,
tHEI@er Str9ebsn 0erurtbeilte aus Der Saft
entIaNen tucroen. Die 8eb5roen tparen teie.
! 9rapbtl1 inforuirt iporpen. Die Nmnefte
er|sredt fid ntht Bios anf Gas oIte 0reuEen.
%ionOsrn aud auf bte aursctirten Gtaaten, 70
esb otIO tetipielepetfe Scbanne5 @cnee, Der
tn WaHau!lben ansesIast lit, Don jeber Strafe
Iret bIeiat, rpenn TIN Die Ni&ter perurtheilen.
Dte Mn'nsilie er'tredt f@ aud auf @arttu
Map Den Nltcna u. (. To.
Aufl0iuu Wnb G9us beruus
9artf6en 3egtSn. Das preu6iI&e
@atinet bate betref5 Der in @ltirteoes Durd
Rte 0itreiGtlhen geoSrpen erfolsteu @erbaf,
tuns BON 800 ungarn, Die einen She'll Der
trabeEen preueiidsMnsariihsn 2sstpn eebiIpe.
battsn. Soritelun9en an Selret@ seri6tet.--
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