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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-02

| Musical SorREE AT rHE SHELBY FE-
MALE INsrTTUTE-We had the pleasure
last night Of attending one Of these delight.
ful entertainments Of the Shelby Female
Institute. and a most charming evening We
enjoyed. We were grstifed TO learn from
the accomplished principal, Mr.. George
| c. Butler that the school is in a highly
fiourishing aud prosperous condition, there
being near one hundred pupils in atten-
! dance.
The programme for last evenings enter
tainment was an admirable one. The ca
pacious room was crowded with8delighted
spectators, who enjoyed highly the fine
music OF the young ladies. The first eK-
ercise was a glee sung hy several young
ladies, with a piano accompaniment.
Then there was sang with delicious mel
! ody, beautiful piano solo, II is better
TO laugh than be crying" which was ex-
cellently sung, showing fine voices
which had been brought to a high de-
gree % cultivation Next the audience
was favored with the piano solo
"The Bird Of Paradise" gallop, which was
beautifully sung. A Duet, 90, Swallow!
Happy swallow followed the above, and
was sung most excellently. We were then
favored with piano solo when a quar-
tetie, The Last Rose Of Summer" was
charmingly performed, eliciting universal
applause from those present. This closed
the hrst part of the programme. The last
song was most happily sung bya very fine
singer, who not only enjoys her vocal pow
ers herself She breathed the inspirtion Of
music into the souls Of those who heard her
A she sung.
The crimson glow Of modesty o'erspread
Her cheek. and gave new luster 70 her charms"
The waltz was sung with accompaniment, |
by MTs B-r, with the most meiodious |
music, showing high culture in the art |
divine. The piano solo" Shower of |
Pearls Was delightfully."- sung az
was also ooh, Holy Mother" By the |
charming young ladies Of the school. A |
piano solo, Starry Night" sung by Miss !
Tn and Miss Pr was most skill |
fully sung though a difficult piece, the /
young ladies went through it with ease
and accuracy. All present were delighted |
with this song. The sound
= Came Ger my ear. like the sweet South,
That breaths upon bank Ut viOlets.
Stealing and giving oder"
The song Valta Terra, p" difficult piece,
was exqusitely sung by Miss Ne By, |
whose voice is soft as a late and admirably /
cultivated. The song once heard "a she
sang il is never forgotten. Truly
.. Music has charms TO soOth the savage breast.
10 sOien rocks and rend the oak"
The piano solo, and the glee "Mynher
Won Drunk" were excellently sung. The
exercises closed with the duo from Nor
ma, most excellently sung The evening
indeed was pleasant throughout
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WiResIs = From the LoEGwoRTH Vineyard
and Wine House, Cincinnati.
W Il F. P. ANDERSON. Proprietors.
Golden Wedding, Sparkling CatRWba,
Dry CataWba, Isabelle, etc.-These Wines
are furnished at much lower rates than imported
goods, and for purity and boquet are exeelIed yb
nOne-either native or foreign.
SoIdabV
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold opened in New York Yesterday
at 1855, was 1851 at ll:SO, aud at 1890 had
advanced 70 1855. The rate here was 1884
buying and 1S5 selling.
Government securities were quoted in
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| BRILLIANT PARTY AT THE CRY HO-
TEL.-One Of the most interesting and
! pleasing affairs that we have witnessed for
some time, occurred at the City Hotel on
Thursday evening, and will long be re-
membered by the happy participants.
Col. w. II. Daniel, Z young lawyer Of high
standing at the GAINESVILLE bar, aud Miss
Margaret Minor, Of Williamson county,
were married at the residence Of the brides
father Thursday morning, and the bride
and bridegroom with their attendants ar
rived at the Hotel late in the afternoon,
the bride accompanied by gay and bril-
liant escort Of Tennessee bellies Of William
son county, and the bridegroom by party
Of gallant gentlemen Of Montgomery coun-
ty. A few select friends Of the parties,
residents Of thia city, met them at the
Hotel and were served with sum ptuous
supper at nine o'clock. After which the
spacious dining hall was speedily cleared
a band Of music procured and the
lAHtAAnAifN0 VI W LAlAdiu-DEut NIOnI-
gomery and Davidson, met 10 challenge
each other for decision rs to the beauty.
elegance, and grace Of the ladies of the
three counties. We sat for some time
silent spectator ia the room, watching each
lady IA she gayly passed by, endeavoring
TO decide for ourselves which of the three
counties was entitled 10 the praise; but, re-
luctantly, had TO content ourselves with the
thought that where there is so much beauty
IL isp0ssible 10 decide which Is the most
beautiful. The dance was kept up to late
hour, and all present enjoyed themselves
finely, tripping the light fantastic toe,
illustrating the poetry Of motion in grace
ful eyolutions. The ladies were especially
attractive.
Their looks were like beams Of the morning
sum
Ashley whirled through the mary dance.
Their forms were tresher than the morning rose
When the due rests its beams unstained and
pure,
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MAS STEALS A TRuNK ANp Two HIM.
pREn AND NINETY DOLLARS ~ NOISY -
On Thursday might a man named Henry
Brown stole q trunk aud contents In Somh
Nashville, together with $3.50 in money.
he Wa arrested and tried before Esquire
Meachsm on Yesterday, on the charge Of
grand larceny, and was sent 10 jail.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Cincinnati Market

CINCINNATI, Feb Flour unchanged; su-
perfns, 50 25d 9 IS; spring, 50 509l0 p. Wheat
unchanged and dull; No. l winter, 81 S0la2 IS.
Corn dull, shelled 6l@62c ear, $685. Oats dull
at 5065lc' Cotton dull. prices &c lower, mid
ding, 3003l15c. Hogs are unchanged and none
generally held firmly, but the demand is light.
Bulk meats duh at 71z975zc for shoulders, aud
914a974e for sides. There Is no demand for ba-
con, except clear sides. which are wanted at
l25l on the spot. Lard quiet at l2Gl2%c. Gold
l3415 buying. Exchange firm at par.
New York stock and Money Market.
New YoRK, Feb 1.-The loan market is easy
to-day and the tendency is towards restoration
of confidence. The banks are still disinclined
to certify checks without adequate security.
Stocks are hrmer with slight reaction at the
close. Erie 551715534; HudsOn, l2L9l28; Reading
l0S19l03H NJ. Central. l0612lOS; Pittsburg.
1884, Toledo ll9, X. l.. 4lsa99; Fit. W.. 96d961s;
N. w., 345S; preferred, 6334; Wabash, 4l1a; 5-2Os
'62, l071s do "a, 1885; do new 20 1919; LOADS
9974; Treasures, 1885.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE Feb. Tobacco active. Super
fine -four at $40 for prime, Wheat at 81 S.
Shelied corn at Csc. Oats 63e. Mess pork at
$2l, in bulk. Cotton 2654c Sugar l5c. Mo-
lass es Soc. Raw whisky 81 2.
New York. Market.
NsW YORK, Feb. Cotton dull and lower.
Whisky nominal Wheat firm and unchanged
holders exhibiting less desire to realize. Rye
quet, with sales Of $500 bushels at ST 2l@l Y.
Corn quiet and steady, with sales of Il 600 bush
els mixed Western at 81. Pork opened heavy
and closed 6rmer; new mess, $l9 Zl@20 90 old
mess, Sl99l9 IS. Gold without material change,
closing at 1855,
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New F1Rsr Class HoTEL.--The Stacey
House, long and most popularity known to
the travelling public has been thoroughly
reftted and improved It now possesses
all the conyeniencies and adOrnments of a
first class house The recent improve
ments, throwing all the front rooms into
one capacious billiard, setting and social
room, gives il comforts and attractions
superior 10 most hotels in the country. The
gentlenen's parlor and elegant reading
room connecting with arches, are indeed
splendid. Thereare four new and superior
tables, and all app iances Of comfort and
elegance. The architectural part Of this
improvement is the work Of Mr.. a. Kroid,
and the superior paper hanging is the skill
Of Mr.. Hill. This Is an excellent house,
with good table anda tine bar. Mr.. Stacey
is also one Of the most accommodating and
experienced landlords.
Rocks and Stationery,
Newspapers and Magazines, for sale by Jno,
York, 80 Union st. Jan l-3m
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LAByEV.-W. SummCn was before
Esquire Mescham, on yesterday, changed
with obtaining money under false prsiea-
cea. Csse was continued till Saturday.
and she accused was seat % jail ia default
Of bail 6a $3.50
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baVan nah .......
tn GtnAnnfln
NORTH oARoLINA.

Commercial Bank .......l5
Farmers Bank Of N.
Carolina ..................20
Merchants Bank.........2O
Bank Of RoHbOrO ........2f
Miners and Planters
Bank....................... 20
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DUCK RIVER ~
MALE ACADEMY,
E!I4D. TENN.

mHE TRUSTEES OF THIS ACADEMY.
i having entirely re fitted the School Rooms,
take pleasure in notifying the public that the
Principal is prepared TO receive an additional
number Of pupils for the ensuing year
RATES OF TUITION.
Primary Class per month .... ........-......S2 90
Secondary Class. embracing the common
English branches 90
Advanced Glasses in Mathematics and the
Languages w
A contingent fee will be charged. sufficient to
pay the incidental expenses Of the school rooms.
Good Boarding can be procured in the neigh
borhOod at from ten to twelve dollars per month
0ne-half of the tuition will be invariably re-
quired in advance No one received for less
th an a half term, and every one viii be charged
for at least that time, except in cases of pro-
tracted illness.
The character the school has heretofore sus-
tanned, together with its healthtul locality, and
the good society Of the surrounding country,
are sufficient inducements TO all those interested
in educating their children or wards 10 extend
liberal patronage
Spring Term begins second MONDAY in
February. For further particulars address
WIN. II. MORGAN, Principal,
or TH0S. @. M0SELEY, Sec'y
Of Board Of Trustees.
Fairfield Tena., Jon. %. lS67.-jan29-w4t
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THE CITY
OPENING AND CLOSING OF THE
u.n.nnEanN aI-fnnanEnI

oprN1NG AND CLOSING OF THU
wAIIS-FEBRUARY Ist--spdiesaI.
cIOsrs. oPENs.
Ffrst Northern.
1900 midugh a.
SeeOnd Northern.
ll-O3 A. N ..---..-..-..-.... ...-..---.D.o3 P. IT.
Ttrst washington aud Ss,sthern VIA
Chattanooga
SacoEss: Washington aud Southern via
Chattanooga.
4.lu p r. n
Decatur. Memphis and New orleans
18ft1 tnian5F ht p. NJ.
Edzeaeld and Kentucky y. q.
11.50 A. i"'' A. 81.
Northwestern X. X.
2d0 r. A. n.
Lebanon VIA Stage.
lguO midnight p n
ThOmasvuIe via stage.
Tuesday
19a0 Tuesday 5.l5 P. H.
JOrdau's store VIA stage.
Monday 1900 100 P. X
Wednesday do -~-'.''''''--''' 10
Oa5ee Hours.
From A.N.to6P.M Sunday. Z toe An
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ARCHER CHEATHAM & Co.
KLINE d SHERMAN.
X. B. CHEATHAM 4 Co.
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IAIEIl.

DIED.
H0UGH-On the night Of Jsn. 3lst. at the
residence Of her brother. Capt. K. s. Patterson.
Mrs. Mary +. H0uEh, in the 3sth year Of her
age.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family
are respectfully invited 20 attend her funeral
from the residence. No. g. Line street, tO-mOr-
row Sunday afternoon. Of two O'clock
Divine services by Rev A. j. Baird. feb-2
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Louisville Market.
New York. Market.

WING, TOBEY d CO., Bankers and Dealers
| in Gold Silver Government Stocks and Compound
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CLOSING pRroEs THIS DATE.
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3lst quote 52O's as having declined t.
72i.
Sterling Exchange declined in New
York yesterday to 108s@109s.
Exchange on New York was taken here
yesterday at ! discount, and sold by the
banks at par.
But little was doing in uncurrent money.
Bank of Tennessee was very dull at Asa
4sc buying and soc selling.
Planters Bank was bought at S3c and
sold at S5c.
Union Bank notes were in much demand
at Soc buying and SEC selling.
Southern Bank notes were very dull at
the advertised rates.
Nashville Corporation checks were dull at
Zoe discount.
The statement of the New York civ
banks for the week ending Saturday, Janu-
airy rs, compare as follows with the pre.
vious week, and with the corresponding
week last year; to which we add the specie
and currency balances in the New York
Office Of the United States Treasury at
these dates, respectively:
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james Senneit and Fredrita MANNED.
isaac z. Norris aud Emily II. Raulsi0n
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

NASHVILLE AND EoRTHwEsTERN RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
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London advices of the evening of the
3lst quote 520s as having declined to
=09
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nov2-8m
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IU p y -
- =. 5-s.lt ..... 400 D A.
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LOUISIANA


Central Railroad Bsaksa
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EdseaeId and Kentucky 3. &.
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Marft=8eri6t.
glafb pitIe, 2. Stop. 1867
2 1Ihr Yndlmittnna.

| HVt StuevHtAAhS9s
Die 0rpetanbelssel9afte paren in bielet
Bp6e Iebbafter ale es felt mebreren Mpnater
Der San war, bod seiste f9 Elm 6allen be-
4reiIe tn mebreren 9lrtiteln une man alaubf
oa6 itd5 baAeIte fir bic na6ite 3sit frrtisyer
pirb.
! @pIb f9tpB seltrrn in Stem yprt mi
1408. Die bitfsen 8rpterS tauftsn gu 14l
nnb gaben IS su 142 al.
Gprsrrattpns-G bef5 tpurben sesen IS pc
Discount ansenpmmen unb init 20 abselaHsn,
8aumpOIIe. Sci Mbi9Iieeuns unIrea
Irbten 8eri6tes Serfaufte li6 8aumpplIe lri9I
| gu Is g., b-6 in 5clse Der 5laubeit Der NGrftf
in liverpool unb 9fep 9Urf spsen iidb bic 3Gr.
fer 3uraf unb bic greile sinsen bsrab.
Nir quotiren: Mibbline 154-4, 2op Ribb.
ling Is, GppS SrbtnarY ID, SrbinnrY Is,
CON Ordinary ~, SnferiUr 9.
ROrn. Menis @Orratb unb aud penis
3nfubr. gSeiBes Dpu. unt selbrs 95 Sts.,
ant Depot abeeliefrrt.
8arpn. 9erinse gprrGtbe. Wreile fall
len. 3uGeri9infen IN 9stnpanS 26 @ts.;
Bacon DAMS %; Hare Seitsn 10; @6ultern
143-15.
8rpcerie Nnrft Iebbaft. Gru16eb
Cougar 1919; rafTnirt u 17a-t8; 9 II
-173; 6 1917; 3afee - NiO Orbinar "a
-25; prima 26-27; aussefu9t 273;
Gasuasra 28-3t; SABA 40-45. - @plpen
Syrup 1850; 3uderbnua- 5grup 800;
gfeD Srleans in Barrels $1.OO-25; Cur.
sbum 65-75 : g. 6. &eis pirb gu 133-
IA @ts. Oferirt, &ansUOn su 1913.
9eu. CReues.) EimptbY 1925. llnsari-
f6es 20 Dollars.
Neues N ell. Gutter gprrat6, prsiIe
frf. gBtr qucttren beute pte fpIst:
Bob See Mil5 $500; Ncuataiu Gep
$3.50; Cream Of tbe Gitp $3.50;
Cumberland Drills 0rtra iupsr) $1O.5O;
$t2; prtDe Of EennefIee $f4.5O; CLEAR
Sid $3.50; 8lad Gid $131-14; aleranbria
$11.50-12; Clinton Drills $3.50; araut
@beatbam $500; SopIes' Gity Srabe 10
Dollars; pcn1Cna Drills 10 Doll. YeYtpna
$14.50; eiGg gSbite $3.50 g8bite Bbeat;
"a Dol. ;@rtra SuperFue II Dpg. u. so @ts
Superfne 9 Dollars unb so.
Gals. liverpool, Cad $3.50, Sbte 9u-
feel Barrel 4.50-70; GafeI1al3 in BeuteIu per
Dusenb LIS. 8anapba 8uI6el Barrel
a DOH. gnb so Gts. Ranatpba unb Sbio sri.
Der in srO6en 9apunsen am 7epct 4 Dollars
unb 20 Gents.
: abat. Niartt ittl unb in Grpartuua Der
neusn Grnbte. preile fef. 9uss % Gents
Common eeaf "a Cts. ); NVetium As,
fetn Sc; auseeiu&t 6-S.
Bst3en. Bents .3ufubr. gHir auOtiren
fOlgenbe preiie: Hptber 2.2O-4O; Climber
2 Dollars 55-45; WsiBsr 2 Dpq. 1870;
Nebibiterranean 2 DoG. 1920 gts.
8Olls. Sebr uenis sOrbantsn uub &C.
tinse Na4frase.. Ordinary 224, sepai&en
3O-35 Gts., Werino $3.50 Gents.
cd mails. Die preiie lInb ettpas aetpi-
BEN. gStr quptiren @epre1tes 9eaf in aeas
l53 Gts.; in Barrels 143 Gts.; Country.
6mal3 in Barrels 1918 Cts.
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$1,502, S73.9
Standardization

Eotaibetrag pom geruiten, Mafprii6en
unh Standardization .......... S5f5.O5Q II
Der ar0bte 8erae, meler in einem einelnen (eri,er
Gla1e) 5aue perbert wnroe, 900, bod iibers
fteigen bic 6dHe, ais cine Gugemene ReseI, $4,000
Mot.
Die Geieui9oft bat feline augemeinen ReaeIn i5er
ben geri9erungs6etrag in irgeno elmer Sf;bt, 9orf
ooer Gebdubepered onbern IaBt d in olejer 8esies
bunC, in ieoem einteInen EaHe pcn benz nlgemeiner
eboratter Der 8au5teten, a8eite Der StraBen Seids
tt9teit Der 5euerIbi6nn9 u {. 10. Ieiten.
Cine beglaubete Qbf9rit oes perbeiierten CHARTERS
eoer 5neergo:atSnsattes besleltst ie6e Darheanns.
steSt anS Gosnts 1 BEN gor,j IS.
@ltnton .. 6ist, 3peiter gieesgrGIisent, nnb
&9'u. ". V abSwOrtb, Afjiit. Sefretdr Der Netros
politan 9erunss9eieui9dft, na9bem seieieben
eiBseln eIngef9uoren itno, binterIeqen ufib faaen
NnS ieber GinseIne fagt fir i3 eIb oaB has 6btge
cine treue, pole uno sDerldiige observation-disclosures
Der Berhdltne befngter Corporation lift un6 baS ne
ole chen bef1rie6enen Beamten oerielben fin6.
fgesei3net Clinton .. Gist,
siuetter 8ices Prdiibexs.
lseset3ne BIN. y. sBaesportb,
Aifiit. Setretdr.
iInterf3rieben rnb Dor mir beiGnoren, an biefkm
~. 1aee ees Sanuar, A. d. 1851
= fsesei6nen GswarD De Roft.
GeHeutI9er 9otar, refibirsnb in Der
Stabt Stem yort.
Carp n. RoA, Asenten.
Gffiee Staatsbant non IenneTee,
cas- Sde Gbsrrp nnb Union Str.
sRafbptne. 9enn.
Efaaf Eennfffee.
6OmgtroIter's Gfftes
NaibDtne. ben 5. Se6ruar 1867. }
SO, g. 20. 6dt6ea, eontroGear ees sdotGmtes,
sftsiniss bisrmit SaB be
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A PROCLAMATION BY THE
GOVERNOR
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
Executive Department,
Nashville, September 18th. 1881

T., 2
Nashville, September 18th, 1877
WHEREAS, Some excitement has
grown out of the agitation of the
subject of the approaching Municipal
elections to come off the ensuing fall
and winter, in the several cities and
towns of this State; and whereas, a
controversy has actually arisen in
two or more cities as to who are
qualified voters in such elections,
and who are the proper authorities
to appoint the Judges and Clerks of
said elections
Now, therefore, I, WILLIAM G
BRowNLow, Governor of the State
Tennessee, in the discharge of the
duties imposed upon me by law, do
hereby proclaim that the Commits
sioner of Registration under the
Franchise law is the proper person
to appoint the Judges and Clerks of
all elections; and that the qualified
Voters in all Municipal elections are
those only who have certificates of
registration, and who are qualified to
vote for members of the General
Assembly. The Franchise law is a
part and parcel Of the Constitution
has been sustained by the Supreme
Court of Tennessee-and all elections
held in violation of said law are null
and void, and of no effect whatever.
In testimony whereof, I have
hereunto set my official signature,
and caused the Great Seal of the
State of tennessee to be affixed, at
the Executive Department, in Nash
vile, on the 18th day of September,
1867. w. G. BRowNLow.
By the Governor
A. ]. FLETCHER,
San. ,o., Secretary of State.
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SrDDn & SerfinS'
NianDs fur bas SpIf.
APO 8roome Str, Stem gorE.

Sir rusuen bic Aufmertfamtett bes gubIttums gu,
| Mere eIesanten Rianos nit neuen SeaIer in ben
lgenben StpIen, Ierten:
Str ~ Ottnpen, groBe 'front.', rlnSe Gden,
| 9ntste Seine, 9eraoer 8oben, bic 4n6pf9en duf
EN- 8rette unsaeboubt.. Observation-Disclosures S450
Serpentn gu; ee Brette ousgeboudt, 9eidbni51e Il
Seinen unb Spra. $3.50,
stpI So, Ottapen, be srOten 5rOnteden at al.
rnnbet, Serpentin i'm 8oben; bic Aiisbamduna gen
ieieIben pie i'm Stpl y81, sei9niste apra milO @os
stpf 80 6ftaDsn, pier sros. ranSe G stSG,
ocr Elden poItrt, Musbau9ungen an Self uni
Brett, Serpentinboben, aeibniste apra unb gtotenr
ults elegant gef5ntSte 6rnbtbeine. 5000
aIe sbiseu Stple ftnb in eIesanten goienB fsfure
teren ouS9elegt uno bdben bas DC lie eiferne 9eeQ
rans6f;i4e 9dmpfer, Sarfenpeeal, f6rdge 9ede, 0Is
fenbetnfront uno Sa9entlappen Rno ilbsrtreifen in
Frem aberseesnen sas fat ale ~ Dttau 4'ianos,
,netche lest fobrtstrt pernen. Sic pereen oR6 ben
aaf appretur, 9auerbaftisteit, @einbsit arS ssmeI
oes Zones nidt Ibertreen perhen.
9ie pier oben bei9rieberen StpIe begreifen al bic
peientH9en NbGuoerungen Der duberen Sp1cnoune
Ino Seftalte psl9e pom pieIen 5abritanten ouf Is
8ir lenien bic aufnerfiamteit bes qubIitums, Der
5ertdnter uno oes Sannels Gui cine erinoIltbe urz
terfu9uns Der gerbienfte unferer gianos.
Ga mir bic arpBen Ausgnben permeioen, rpeId5e mil
tsitbareh Jsf Eten nne tbeuFen Bayern in Der Stabt
uerbnnsen fne, itnS mir i'm Stnnbe, biee Yaftps su
Pretlen gu otteriren, wet9s eoneurrens aufbsben
uno laoen nun eSehermonn elm, efeIbeu ;u priifelt
ebe iie irsenb ND anoers taufen.
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