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SATURDAY, March 10, at IL o'clock NJ, mt
street. between Canal and Cusomhouse streets, public
auction by virtue of order from the Hon. John w Thomas
Judge OF the Second District Court dated the st December
very valuable property situated in the Fourth District o-t
will be sold RI.
THATLARGE AND ELEGANT TWO STORY AND ATTIC
Lots Of Ground designated BY the Nos and 49, of
No 152, bounded by Philip, Coliseum, Chestnut and First
streets Lot NJ measures % feet inches front on Philip
adons lot No and measures 28 feet inches front Philip
street by B feet depth between parallel lines making total
front on Philip of IS feet Lot No 10 adons the above lots
the and 30 feet front Chestnut street,
III feet inches and lines depth between parallel lines thus
giving opening and front on Chestnut street ~
Together with the improvements comprising
An elegant two story and attic frame dwelling well built,
and with all the modern improvements, having the lower
feet and IA feet high with side and openings hall feet
inches wide; gallery in the feet wide connecting
with the two story frame building having entry into the
by 10, and laundry 10 by Is feet
second story gallery corresponding with the one
rect inches and u feet high with closets BY g. Bsthroom
feet inches by feet inches Bedroom feet by IL feet
inches and lobby Gallery extending to the rear Of the BALD
IS BY IS @ and Toby IS feet The yard Is flag
ged has very large cstern Gas throughout the dwelling
choice great variety plants shrubbery The
lot opening Chestnut street has frame Carriage House
Stables and Harness Room furnished also with fine
eistern.
This property is of the most complete in the Garden
District ana within one square Of the ackso Rair2ad cars
and only three from the Magazine Railroad cars Neighbo
hood society and most unexceptionabe Early
possession may be had If desired
nr TERMs0nethird cash; balance credit of one and
mortgage on property bearng the of per
cent aaum from date until final Improvements
Acts Of sale before N. Gernon Notary Public at the eS
of the purchasers. ID
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FOR RENT.

TNOK LEASE-A PLANTATION SITUATED ON
Bayou Teche three miles below the town Of New Iberia,
Aakpas Lopana containing sixteen seventeen hundred
cultivation Of cotton with large amount Of pasture land
attached. u. Ia - h .,.-..-a
but neghbors all around before the raised cotton
On the place dwelling house and excellent negro
ters room negroes large and substantial cane she'd
which can easily converted into gin house The country
il celebated for his heathnness the navigation perfect
round and the plantation free from overflow Apply to
s. 0. NELSON, 1856 Grayier street..
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CUNDRIES FOR SALE.
1000 bbls. Extra and superhne FLOUR.
200 :. CORN MEAL
50 .. Choice White BEANS.
20 =, :. Dried APPLES
50 Db,s. Old Bourbon WHISKY.
100 :. WHISKY.
800 bbis. Mess PORK
100 :. Prime Mess PORK.
10 casks Clear SIDES, (Roes)
10 tcs Sugar Cured HAMS, Roe's)
30 rolls India BAGGING.
200 coils Machine ROPE.
50 bales GUNNY BAGS. f..
5000 BURLAPS, a bushels)
5000 GUNNY BAGS, (second handy
20 cases CHAMPAGNE CIDER. OIL. g..
Is chests AS, (assorted)
10 pigs LEAD. ETHEL & THOMAS,
l05 Poydrss street
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CT. CHARLES THEATER-sT. CHARLES ST.
FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH O. 1855.
Farewell Bsnsht of the talented Artistic Miss
in v b s0@sd IF As Y1 hKE
sanday~EareWeiI Benefit Of Ben BeBaf aonday-Mme
CELESTE will appear.
CToNE. ROssToN 81 R1URRAY's
SOUTHERN CIRCUS. 81 s.
Location: "l's
CORNER OF BARoNNE AND ST. JOSEPH STREETS
Every Night.
open for Night Exhibitions o'clock Performances
to commence at TX o'clock.
Second Appearance of the Renowned
Denzer brothers.
FREE ExHIBITIoN-o scILLATING BETWEENHEAvEN
AND EARTH,
= By Mons. Ferdinand,
Half hour previous to each Day Performance.
\ Day Performance on This Location:
WEDNESDAY March 7th and SATURDAY, 10th inst
Mr. P. Q. Perry's
FINE CoRNET BAND
Will be in attendance upon of Free Exhibitions.
Company VIII Exhibit
Upon LOT UPON EIiYsIAN FIELDS STREET, near Point
chartrain Bailroad Depot. on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, r. 10 and IA; and upon HAUNTED HOUSE
LOT, Fourth District on 18th, 18th and 18th inst
At Carroton Sunday and Monday March 18th and l9h
morning and evening, and at Agiers Tuesday and
Wednesday, Goth and 2lst.
Admission ST. Children under 10 years. 90 cents Colored
Gallery 60 cents.
Dress Circle and Chldens Tickets for sale Beoc Co.'s
Book Store, Canal street, and at Mr.. Geo Eis oppo
site thnP ffcp
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Hotlfs- Office of the New Orleans. jackson and
idnak Northern Railroad Company New Orleans, March
suits son anu AFTER - iI'n ns, 60
sGanc - sar,. dav ~ nsynrsssn, schsdu,e
act Ireland after TUESDAY 18th in passenger train will
March Canton daily and arrive in New Orleans at
prefereane day, as per present schedule c-.,po.s
law ss Road al a-enada and
SEC ,pais and Charleston Road at Gran Junction
act sh &ia& g. T. BEAUREGARD
ianta and ef En-
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VALUABLE CANAL STREET PROPERTY AT AUCTION
B M j. b. WALTON q DEsL0NDE, sg

NALUABLE CANAL SIHEkT PROfEBTx Al AUSTloN-
4 BY j. b. WALTON = DEsLONDE, ssss
.4t ]. B. WALTON, Anctionser 5 3
/. Ofice-47 Carsndeet street. Union
T. a.. 4 sosas ssa
yte 81 = on M ss + T.
Re
lar depth from liz feet 10 inches and lines ls
square bounded y Canal easaast. ap,ss Alss
pouiliy, eivl engineers dated February, 1866 q
me- = ss.ss
Acts Of sss before j G.sss notary public st .hs
BUILDINGS SHEDS DOCKS, LUMBER, SCRAP IRON.
Machinery spars Copper Pipes Beats etc. at
ton for account Of the s. Navy Department ?.
f BIZ j. b. WALTON q DEsLONDE. llst
ssds J. b. wAIrov, Auctioneer, ttie :
a omcs-7 Csrondeet street. corner Of Unios- q &
M E. S..a l q 9s.,snins NJ a n,
sS s ~ she w snd ~ o.
sesae
JET i i 3 IT. s
This win excellent storage wsehonss psrisaica
hssR Front
oSE BOAT SHE'D 2ls BY n feet, head Of rao sses
and adjoining Reading Press Il, .jis 30 ~ - ~
| ONE COTTAGE OFFICE 20 feet square inside with u
feet of balcony all around situated in the Reading GA
large of assorted Lumber Docks for raising vessels
\ etc }Eft - 's7tff ss7f3' afz' VIZ f''+s
a. TERNs-Gashin u s Treasury Notes IA 3ssiasg
VIE
| THE wELL-KNowN coNREY MANSION, ON APOLLO
Street, and Vacant Lots on Apollo. Carondslss,,
Terpschore and Euterpe streets. l a&t AZ .a& Fla
SALE FOR PARTITION AND IIeuDATroN s5se
BY j. II. WALTON " DEsLON DE, ~
J. B. WALTON, Auctoneer, ~ sEf -
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DESIRABLE DOUBLE TEsEMESg TWO STORY
Fyams Dwelling Houses Third street, Clay SqisSe
Fourth District
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GRAND MASK, % r- nj.
FANCY DRESS AND DRESS SOCIETY BALL,
I'D -- AND .-u'.
Promenade Concert. --
To be given at ODD FELLOWS HALL, on MONDAY
EVENING, st. Josephs Night March 10, 1856 under the
management of the following genenen-formey managers
Of the "Original Young Mems Society Balls:
A. G. Smith, W. J. Behan, Francis Rawle
j. H. Dearange, A. Hero Jr e. r. DeBretton,
Geo E. Apps, 7. Taquino, z. p. Legendre,
James Ricketts,, W. l. hodgson, H II. IaAcson,
+ A. Brode, VIA G. H. Stocker Louis A. Adam, p
T. F. Trinchard.
Gentlemen wishing subscribe this ball. make appli
cation the Secretary the Office Of the bali ROOM
on Camp street iv- #"s- ''2
Applications for ladies' invitation tickets be left with the
Secretary stating their and residences.
The board managers will Thursday evening
o'clock, at the Office of the ball room
No lady viii be admitted without invitation ticket having
been approved by the board Of manasers.
All masked will be required to unmask before the
unmaskng committee previous entering the ball ROOM
Subscribers tickets and ladies' invitations in
transferable ~ =s' rs .5E =" F-HHfs-
Noladies invitations will be issu ed after the meeting
the managers which will be Saturday evening March IT,
Positively subscribers tickets be procured the
night of the ball
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VERY SUPERIOR PROPERTY ON CAMP sTREEr or
posite Lafayette Square, formerly the Bank of New
leans and lately the office of the New Orleans jackson
and Great Northern Railroad Company.
BY j. b. WALTON d DEsLONDE,
u
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ia l., 5nutt0n-PnrtiesH Having the Celebrated
~ " ' Wilson Sewing Machines, are hereby cautioned
placing hands Of inexperienced for
ton uposa ohavng them repaired The only place In this
whets the Wheeler Wilson Machine be properlyre
and all improvements added is at the agency
du / - Z PECK BROTHERS, Agents.
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that f, -Hoiace-The Oflcers and Members OF
qudatis t o, -, oelock an ATuRnAy MoRNING march
SECT their hail. Perddo and Bsronne Streets par
Hoe the turn out different Mechanical
,,o sgurate the eight hour system of labor.
49, order Of the President, . CHAS 8. SMITH
hah'n AaLTs MATHEW, Secretary
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r--Neaith Insurance at very Small FIRE.
who wishes enjoy good health should
Dr.. De Andres Pure SARsAPARILLA BITTERs
eu preventive against all diseases that people
Apps Spring of the year For sale by all the drug
(Sfnd grocers in the city Try them.
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hold property and bear arms and Gccords them military
protection unit, the State Governments are restored
nnI the States represented In Congress Prosecutions
OF freedmen are punished bv fine.
OUTRAGES AGAINST THE fRLEDNEN IN KEN
TUCKY.
More than half a-do2en letters were to-day
received by Representative Mckee (ky.), detailing
orages against the Freedmen Of that State. in yarions
parts OF hs district one OF the shooting OF two
negroes and robbiug them of all their families bad oc
CURED and upon the arrest Of the perpetrators
OF The act by tho agcTs OF the Bureau
They 4were discharged con writ oN habca'
corpus sued out and tried before CircGit Judge OF
Tho State Court. Another case. where n party Oh
white went so the house Of Old negro nearly -
years of age, and a freeman nearly all H.,
life robbed him %. MS money and kicked
him 20 death; then rakel the Goals nom the Ere. and
putting one them roasted first one SIDE AMI men
The other. They also burned Two others nearly Ia
had not only attended 20 drive out the negroes but IN
tended also to drive out certain whites.
VISITORS TO THE PRESIDENT.
Among those who had interviews with TIE
President 10 day Governors Cox Of OHIO Starke'
of Mississippi and Parsons OF Alabama; Generals
Steedman. McCook and Sa,.oDi and also number 81
old Democratic member ~ Congress from the State Of
New.York who are temporarily il ,he city.
The latter expressed 10 him their approva! Of Ii'
policy for tho restoration Of the States and their der,
10 cooperate with him m carrying ont the same
Among them were the Hons. Israel T. Hatch ~
Buffalo A. T. Grant Of Oswego. john H. Steele ID
Ulster and Elijah Ward and George TAYLOR Of N'"'
York and Messrs. l.. n. Croker and H. 5. Carln'-
ton of O,weco.
COL. FORNBYs ENTERTAINMENT.
At Col. F0rncy's entertainment to-n@i'
many senators aud representatives. OF different 20 '
were present Among them were GOV. Cox d"
Ohio end Postmaster General DeEniscn.
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from his colleague (M, Sherman in relation TO What
was lroVa as The Wade aud DAVIS manliesto: ne
understoCd hs colleague 20 say mat ne ana nr Das
hal boon oensu.e! by the people Tor their protest
against tho Pr,s.ents action on Che demonstration
bill
NJ. sm,xAy SAID lie lid not saw bis colleague was
consu.ed. He said lie lii 10; believe bis (Wades)
Course approved by the people.
NJ. WA0r. af,er explaining The nature Of the bill
vetoed ~ Ny iineolr sa!a HAT Mr. Lincoln having
issued n.ocana: on Oh tde subject he and Mr. Davis
fe, q Deccsfary 20 roph % hun also with proclama'
ton Nr Lincoln haIins appealed 20 the people. they
fel' that they mus sso.
Farther CO.'S de-lt,ol ~ tie cOlcllient resolution
was 20, tpDned until O'Clock tomorrow.
Tai W II = DIs TELEGRAPH BILL.
ON motion OF Mr.. CH,yDLrR Mieh:i tho Senate pro
ceedei 20 tle consideration OF the h 20 a1:norze the
establishment Of te.egIiph.p COMMUNICATION betWeen
tie Wes; iul.s and N2W-N Old. ~ authorizes the
international ocean Telegraph Company incorporated
uisf tie laws ~ Nev-Iorh 80 lay telegraph caole
fi1m she United States the Island ~ tnna and to the
nahau as either or both and other West India Islands,
l. authorizes he Company 20 Import free ~ duty AL
mater 81 n h. used for Tie con- racon o. The me- pro-
yided tha. NJ az times dcriuS war tho United state.
shall have gee uso Of the line, and thar the cable must
pc laid within I've years he grant is null and VOID
Tic privilege u eieasiye tor - years. congress re
ser1 iEc the right 10 repeal. alter amend the bill
NJ GgIMIs Jowa) doubted The jurisdiction Of Con-
gre.s over this matter He did NOT believe Congress
bad any moro right IN the promises tban the state o
Newly ork Ind. and 4 II he'd the jurisdiction, 1t oush
not 10 grant an exclusive hight 10 any company.
Mr. or sn'rE held that Congress had iul! jnrisdlc
ton under he Constitutional clause FOR the regulation
Of commerce, 20 pass ibis BIZ
Mr. r. ,rSpLs Me- spoke against the expealencs
OF tie n.esure. lie did not believe II wise for Con
gross confer ex, Gsvo priyeg" or 2. yo-rs upon
any one company. He coneIrred N the opinion o. alr
Grimes.
NJ. CLABs ~. H. thought the pgoyiaos o. .he BIZ
gave too much power 70 tie company. il gave The
ret 10 'hs company 20 eater any Navy Yard or an!
land on the coast over which Tie United States hat
Jurisdiction, and gave II exclusive control FOR % years
he moved % s,ke out tie word sole before priyll
eye.
NJ. CoNNnss Call spoke against the bill, arguns
that 10 was unw.so 10 COME. the exclusive pryilcg
e0ntemp a.ed In II.
Mr. tIARK withdrew his amendment, and moved t
recommit the bin TO tie Committee on Commerce
which was sdo?ted.
ADJoCRkxEST.
Tie Senate a. i:l5 p. To-, adjourned.
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To the AuOc iate1 Press. -
WASHINGTON. Monday. FEB. ~, 1850

TIiI NEW FREEDMEN 81 HEAt BILL.
The bill introduced by Representative Bcaman
to- ay and referred 10 the Committee on Freedmens
Affairs pro, ides for amending the lreednens Buicau
act and continuing its existence FOR i've years IL
authorizes supervision oil loyal refugees anu ceu
men, and all matters relating TO them 10 enable them Us
speedily practicable to become sclf.snpporting
citizens OF the United States that their freedom MAY
be rendered available and beneficial 10 the republic IL
authorizes the appointment Of two additional nsslstaht
commissioners and division OF districts into snD-
districts not exceeding the number Of counties or
parishes in the district. IL allows details OF military
officers without increase OF pay II agents are taken
from civil life their salaries confined within the
limits OF 500 and 81 900 per annum. II found neees'
sarv such Commissioners may have three clerks each
and each agent clerk each at salary not exceeding
900 per annuIn md IL shall be tho duty OF the Com
missioners when il be done consistently with the
public interests TO appoint assistant commissioners,
agents and clerks such have proved Their loyalty
by faithful service In tie armies Of the mon duilDR the
Rebellion. AL employes are placed uIdeT inliitaIy
Jurisdiction. IL HLthOTNes the Secretary oil war 20
issue medical aud other stores only 10 persons unaDe
bv proper industry TO keep themselves ana Gfcs
the President power under the h0mesleu "Ns
10 assign 10 loyal refugees aud freedmen pubic ahaS
NOT exceeding ~ each, and not exceeding 3VV-
OpO of acres IN ALL in the States of Florida, Alabama;
Mississippi Louisiana and Arkansas. subject 10 annual
rental 1t also confirms for three years the lands as
| signed by Gen Shernan's field order with provision
for exchange with other lands ia certain cases IL re-
dures the COOPERATION of Bureau officers with private
associations and their agents and teachers
in furnishing facilities for the education OF freedmen
and requires the furnishing Of sites and buildings ioi
II secures TO freedmen the enjoyment Of
all rights and immunities enjoyed BY whte persons
under The cOmuQB Inv including Tie right ~ keuy,
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house. OF REPRESENTATIVES
A NEW pRITDNEN's BUREAU ELL.

Nj. BEAMAS Mich introduced a bill to
contiuu. ~ force and amend act ~ establish
bureau FOR me re,ie; 81 freedmen and refugees IL
referred 70 the Committee Oh Reconstruction.
tRTiFIC IAL LIMBS FOR soLDIERs
Ne TIsowBRlDGE (M,h) offered resolution. which
was adopted. ilst.uctiBg TIE Committee on Military
Affairs 20 inquire into tie truth " the reports 10 the
effect tia. th Itiii.ia! legs furnished soldiers and
sailors ,rivrel n tic service of their country Of
inferior make and quality anl defective that crtches
have De reorted TO- agi 70 report what further ac.
Ion or legislation IL necessary.
DlsLDYAL INHADIrASTs AND GOVERNMENT RX-
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FROM WASHINGTON.
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
ESStCNAL MATTERS.
TIE Stevens Concurrent Resolution
SPEECH or SENATOR SHERMAN Gf QAlO
h New Constitutional Amendment I'D
The House.
a. J. Rogers OF New-5ersey on
the Rampage.
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EE WANTS THE REBEL pEBT PAID.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-21
lieIt 6 bas @anae filr Elm sraabiIb lei

belt Ct oas @an,e flr Elm SruabiIb iei.,
ier aufgeregten uno erbikten RboHtalie,
aber tpenn Ct iih aud 6iefer &elbittdu,t
fdnng binGab, 70 mar 0ieleEbe bod DofE
81 turaer Oauer, uno bic Srauer nnit
Der S9uer3 uber Iein WiiB9efdi6 ersi
uadtet uni 70 rtebr nit erneutei:
Stdrte, iprnn 6ieie fieberhaften Srdunie
mad iuenigen 9lu9enbIi6en fAiuanben,
Gr lOIlte uno imuste mad benz unabdna
oerlihen 8iIlen 0es Germ MbrenlteiiI
bon ibr i9eioen, bon Dem W1db@en, boil
er 10 luabr, 70 inni9 lns mt Der reiHifeil
Stub ieines Ser3ens Itebte, er ioIlte iidl
BON ibr trennen, neil Die 9Helt Elm fol-,
DIES 8erbaltnib niiebiatgt baben niiroe,
an0 burb oaiielbe Der CUTE Muf oes un !.
belhoItenen M1oAens gefdbrbet iporbcil
mare. 80r Der gDeIt alfo mubte bod
tpenigfens Der Sdein gefiaieoen iperoeH,
Dor Der 8eIt, bic Dor allen Ningen nuI
Sdnellften ben Saoel bereit bat un0 iba
Oft unbarnber;ig un6 tpiItiirli9 ilber
Den ausfpiht, Der i'm AM iueuiefte1
neroient. Nfit tuarfenoen @hritten, fat
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nung Der fleinen sSainiIie ~, uilh 0ieies
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etfpas Sebes, IlnbeinliAes. SEPT nor
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nun l9aute er nod einntal nit eineiii
fdner3boIlen Blide binaHf, ais iei IL
betrlbt, Antonie nidt ia ieben. -Soae
er nun hinaufgeben, ioIIte er ibr tait
faltsm 8lute fagen, mas er .ibr utimog .
LID per5eimliden 0nrfte uno fonnt.,
lolte CT ebenfo sleiHnlitbie llno eefibls
los Nbf1ieb ltebmenp = 3ein, BAG
fonnte ct ni1t, oas noIIte er tiidtl -
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un6 eel6gierigen 8Idnen ieiner GlterH
wirtli9 nnterlpe-fen, ipollte er bic pet
la6en, Der er nod Dor iuenieen &a9tr
eiuiee Sreue eef1mOren, iuollte er 10
piel unenoli1e Qiebe nit 70 ihmarSeltl
nnoant Iohnen, ipoate er--iuie elm 6eia'
ling auri6bebeno Dor ben @mmieria.
teiten, Die man ibm entgegenfeIlte =
tinen BunO serreisen, ben Ct in ben
beilieften Stunoen anter fefteH S4inds
rem gstniipft unb benz er eiuis trea sll
bIeiben oeIobt?
(SSortiekuna folot.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-21
H9oaSou, 20. Sea.

Sic Delegation bon 8rittil1 3or6e
amertta bat ii1 iiber einen gOnf0Oerd<
tionsplan fiir bic YroDin3en geeinigt,
Der iekt BEN YarIdmeute ;ur 0tatiFtation
porgele9t tperOen miro.
Cardinal QIntonelli bat ii6 balm aus
aefpro9en, bab es beier fiir GAMBIA
lei, BON ben Ser. Staaten aanefirt, ais
bon Den SrldnDern erobert 81 weroen.
Infer @einnOter Ring ittntlnt nit oiefer
Mnfi1t uclIfonriIen f0rin therein, -
mir, in aGler @sfAei0enbeit, nld). J.
Die Decentralization Der frans0Fii6en
Armee 1T fehE unpopular in Dem 8oles,
meldes bic slot6peaDiateit elmer foI6en
8ermebrang ni6t @nfebsn tam.
Sine @n6abI preubif6er Sff3iere iinD
i'm 8earifT, mad ben Ser. Sfanten an
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dnaufebcn.F
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Iauf Oab Wfarinilian in Nlexieo 5us
aebaIten tpiirDe, neil bic 6iterreiHild)e
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Solepb inablh ibnIle I'll
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9efebrt. ~
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Der norOOeutfded Gonferen3 reiEenirt.
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Deutl@Ian0 ale GtiiMnaef ne fdl has
ben mnb bic roEDDeutfd)e glrrsee uitter
YreubilAem Sbers eOininaa6O itehen.
Sieien Miesgen iunrben 30 Gannobesi
raner arfktir, bic ebeil i'm Beayif ftane
ben, fb In 6alnblrg nod ben &erein.
@tooten .einsufd len nm Der WreuBfs
lGen N1fIifdr0s enlEpE LIebt sn ejIt0eben.
Ser 6iterrefdB TIDE Dltfdi sratH baf bic
Gerlteauas bon fepafdten 2I6ndnigtds
tiOnsbeb0rOkn fiir Die Vrobinseu en-,
pfObLen. S-lsssa i4aIa3 Hssssss ass fsass,a III.
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8rDlDn & 8trfimS'
NtanpS FIR bas NDIf.
400 groome Str, Stem gorf.

Bir wOHen bic Mufnterffdmteit hes 4u5Etnms anf
uniere eleganten 95idnos nit neueu StaLen, in ben
foleenben Stplen. Isnfsn;
f9langenartiaer Booen, entIpeoer Gte6iee ODER gee
idniste Beine, geraOer Boben, bic Ru6pi@en onf
BEN Drette ensaebou4t. $42O
Serpentin anf benz Srette anseeban9t, sef9ntstsn
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