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NEW YORK CITY.
THE COUR is.
rMTtu STATES CIRCUIT rouRI-JuY Term.
The Case of Bernhard ~ Hutton VS.. scheIi
acknowledgements Test Cnse.

The Case of Bernhard ~ Hutton vs.. scheIi
acknowledgements Test Case.
Before Judge Smailey.
Benjamin r Hutton Augustus Schen-Th!s case
which involves issues 10 numerous other cases OF .
similar character, taken up yesterday morning for
snAL II is the formerly tried under the title OF
vousIy up In the same court aud before tho same
former trial the Jury rendered . verdict for the
cla mants. This result not expected by the
government aud IL VAS claimed that q full
and thorough trial bad not be- had; that other tes
subsequently, forthcoming, and upon the latter ground
now trial demanded Counsel for The claimants
Mr.. Doiaheld smith, exCnited States District Ator.
1ey upon consultation with his clients and the numerous
parties interested In similar pending cons nled
without demur to the demand In the hope thai the prin.
eipe involved would be settled by another trial ard tho
Interests st stake foaly adjusted The therefore
upon Its second trial before this The suit
brought for the recovery Of money alleged been
Illegally eyaoed from the plaintiff, by the defendant
Collector OF the port OF New York, upon various m-
poytaons Of merchandise from Europe entered a this
port prior to 1862 The money was cemaDded and re-
cevsd by hs Collector duties on charees and com
NILS, ons," and the panfs protested against such
demsnd, claiming that il was illegal
fendant 10 recover the alleged have been exaced
without authority or law on the 24th day OF Juoe,
1854 general denial was pleaded on the part OF tho
defence TO plaintiffs declaration. The suit came on for
trial on the general raised before Judge Smaey
on tbe 7lh OF Deceniber, 1865 and terminated the
17sh OF month, with the result above stated.
This suit involves $4,000 IN amount, and numerous
Osher cases depend upon the result
The only witness examined Mr. Benjamin 7. Hut
Son, the claimant.
Mr. E. DelaGeid Smith and Alfred Douglass Jr for
claimant; Mr. simon rowe. counsel from the city OF
Wsshngoa, representing the District Attorney for the
govemment
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Roard of Aldermen.


This Board yesterday afternoon, pursuans V sd-
joarnment, and transacted . large amount Of routine
business referring chiefly TO the regulating, grading
paving laying mains aud erecting lamps IN certain
streets Up town. after which lengthy series OF pream
bles snd resolutions adopted, the main 20 NJ OF
which request that the Democratic Convention fos
Tue nomination Of cAnd ddates for President and Vice
President should bs beid n this city.
Alderman hosroy called up the resolution In relation
tns church street job referred 10 Ia the HERALD OF
yesterday, and moved shat II be adopted.
bKssss % r3s BOARD from QUO OF the rural
districts, Which not assessed for ths 'mprovement
nored The solution would not be sdopsd aud thought
tnat lev days would not make any great differences IN
subject
Alderman Nonoy said that the people OF his district
wanted this matter made "more light y as 10 10 nov
entirely TOO heavy Tbs assessment this Job affected
ths seurs >enstcriai district to which be belonged and
May properly ovpsrs who could not possibly be bene-
nted oy tnis eftcnson were taxed high a. $3.50
esch wnhe we tas tue tlty Hall Park property
amounted 70 tSVO 900, and tote city would nave
pay Tnc people can have rss except By the passage
OF Dill annuiios a ths action OF the Common Council
and the courts IN favor of the extension Mr. Norton
said thst the .ns could be shown 20 be on
mspt be would DO In favor Of Il. but "A could not he
tbswn 20 be an improvement 10 ertend street only
thirty feet vide through soms vsiusble proosrtv fev
blocks III 10 were cut through TO tbs Battery A might
be some ise beneht but cut through 70 Morris street
snoth.r marrow street could bs no ADVANTAGE 10 the
city 1bs question: bpsever. Vas laid over onIv one
member, whose dsrict rA be much snsStsd sotips ia
favor " de,sy.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT coua1-JuM TERM
The sherry Wine Case.
Before Judge Blatchfofd.


7Ae United States 200 Quarter Casks of Sherry
Wne.-Sr. Ethan Alien opened for tho government,
and tad that The province OF Spain In which the city
Il Cads stands was distinguished for the character and
gua OF tho sherry wine there produced, and the
quality o. the wine under consideration was known By
She OF "Crovn Sherry" There were several
grades OF wine made In the district Of Cad e. and the
wine imported this city IRON that district was re.
Gsrded by the government AZ OF tho highest grade Of
quality and invoiced 10 this port At valuation far
below iis real value. Tho owners In Cadiz nvoced
Giis wine al the rate Of $l6 the quarter cask,
The government ,onended tina. The
vine was of that quality which would give the stand
ing value Of SIS the quarter cask and by this under
valuation the government defranded OF tho duty on
she marketable vaue between SIG $2S the quarter
cask This system OF fraud has been In operation from
1888 until the seizrre of the present under
inquiry lad been effected In 1863 passed
congress 10 couneract he systematic frauds that hsd
been previously In operation, not only In wines, but
almost every other article o. import from foreign
srics In The year 1854 the officers of tho government
m tho Customs DepaI tment discovered that there
fraud some here. and an inquiry was Instituted. The
pesult OF this inquiry was that tnis Crown Sherry
s.iyed in the port OF New York as tho PRO
duoe of California Tho wines shipped
from Cadia IN spain and they invoiced from San
Fssucsco Tho agents OF this vine 10 this country
fow In number tho real value OF them but yery
hsile known, and On the quesion OF the marketable
vabae OF those WIN one OF the a.en,s this city,
piulned hIms,h OF his almost exclusive KIN lwledgs on
the subJec', boldly asser ed that The no Off.
Gers sfould have recourse 70 him for information tho
sSoiect IL further discovered that wines In
question nvoccd mt SIC the quarter and insured
a. SIS the quarter ca X the insuI company Tnat
b the value set upon this by the government tho
identical value set upon II by the shipper his policy
q in-urance and tho fraud being apparent the gov
evunent made the seizure and hold the goods con.
1emnatlon aud forfeiture.
Mr. Evarta Submit d written document to the Court,
witch he read at length impugnng the truth OF the
hvoice. and charging that IL did copta true
statement OF the value Of those wlpes invoice
vss intentionally fase and untruo IN reference 10 the
unarset value.
Mr. Nicho. an ofhcer OF tho Custom House in 1885,
the nrst witness produced by the government He
tdenuhod the invoices OF received In his de.
paytment Of the In 1866 he familiar with
ehe name and signature OF Lscaoe Echecspsr Of the
honss Of that In Cadz the exporters OF wias
Case still on.
Counsel for the government, s. G. Courtney, United
6tstes District Attorney Ethan Allen, Assistant District
Attorney William Evarts, Henry Choate and Chitten.
drn. For the defence, Benedict Tracy Benedict;
John AckEne,
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c0vaI or OYER AND reRmlNsp.
The Cascy-CorneiI Murder-The Jury Di-
charged.

charged.
Before Judge Ingrsham.
The jury IN the OF Richard Casey retired 10 deb
satc upon their verdict at hall past three O'Clock on
Wednesday. Yesterday morning they came into court
mr. instructions relative 10 the consideration they wero
70 give 70 question OF alleged felony by the deceased
pToyocat on tor zoe prisoners act
The court informed them 10 substance that II sup
posed that that que son had been ed fully in tie
charge They had been instructed that u they found
from tho evidence that felony had been committed
tHey 70 due consideration in arrving at tbsr
verdict The only evidence bearing ,hs question that
the swsrs OF that the prisoner had
bson with some money 10 hts hand and that when
lie vas searched al the police station money
Lund upon HIM The Jsry then retired and subss-
quently returned into court IL u believed that they
hsd then agreed upon verdict, whom eI-Judge Stuart
and asked me court instruct the jury thai u
shers any douoI wbatever 10 their m pds that q
selony lad committed by the deceased stealing
he money from the prisoner which witnesses for ths
prosecution testified that prisoner bad 6rs shaken n
abs faces OF tho grls who ed the deceased
then the prisoner eutited 10 the bepeet OF such
doaoL The court stated that such the Law and
sereman OF the jury said no thought II better for
ens jurors again to 70 ire for deiiberatiou They
tred 70 consider this question and ct natfpast four,
net having aereed they sets discharged by the
Asssiani District Attorney Hutch.ns gave notice that
TIE prsoners second ral soaid had a ths usx term
- ihs Court Of oensra sessions
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SUPREME CoUaT-C CHAMBERS.
The Right Of Persans TO Inspect Pub
KecOrds.

The Right OF Persons to Inspect Public
Records.
The People, DC, rel Frederick Creghton ys Charles
SoA~i0, Re2iver, do.-Judss Barnard has granted
vri, Of peremptory mandamus against Charles schurg
Register Of Kings county. application OF the rslator
reporter OF this city, compelling the respondent to
psrt Creighton 10 inspect the deeds aud records In
Me Office upon he dsy II applied for, which such
recerds and documents are received by the Register
The application Was originally made for alternative
nandsmus, directing Sonurg 70 allow the inspection
shsw cause 20 the contrary Tue respondent failed 10
make any return TO that writ aud upon application OF
Joseph Day aud r. &, counsel for the reator.
the percmp order issued The is important
invoving tho rgnt Of the people nspecnon OF
public documents IN charge OF ils servants.
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CITY IyTELLiGEsCE.

iHs sTRSES. In consequence or tho ths- which se,
IN about noon q Wednesday, Immediately upon tho
close of binding s1o~ storm, the giroOts Of the
uopoa arc 'in a wretcnsI, in an abominsoIe coud.
zion, Al 40 heard ady remark on Broadway whose
skrn were not . Immediately oiesn as they doubt
hess would hays bseD had shs remained withn doors
Inc inOfolghfafus ere eysrywhere bad enough, sAi
pos py Nht canNhls III uDtl soi dispJ-es OF bs
westbef clerks ~ Ks Tho stsel cleaner doaa not par
ucviAW care - beheFf io touch p.ies n Ice and
" "hich fer4ie We pr1cpM tssdw4ye s the presout
TINE; bal ~ dn f9.4a. n..p r..psr . ifrs1 ct,en To
'aNr ~ +f0t n .rEr
fI hoss ~ao are .>.lst " pass fssz sorl@ "
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Upl1p's and Nobi'e and Ner ORLEANS
kIoy.,I, xfan,YL,s nal 7.ru.

For Rio there good demand mainly specns
auye and prices were mc &c per lb higher fhero
sales OF 360i bags .da. &C. gold In
bond; 260 do, Azalia at lie do, and 100 Ceyon
Lord Nelson on private erms Other sales rumoreds
but could not trace them.
FLouR GRAW-.ee,'pts 1876 bbls. -four. 60 do and
E3s bags meal e6J bushels wheat 81 as do corn,
1888 do oats aud go do rye The market for State and
-four ruled quiet bat steady day for the
high grades ana prices Business light
confined to the local trade The dreadful condition OF
the prevented considerable
tor Shipment but orders are generally me to prices
the valuation. Calforail Hn
fair demand. The sales comprised about 1000 bbls.
Southern -four without cninge, being quiet bus
tribe more active and pTcs were very Grm sales $50
prices showing important change 800 bbs dis
posed 50 40 for Brand 95 90 e6 foe
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'slls rlosr IN NEW J.sstY.

prize nghi came on on Wednesday evening, on the
nats, within mle % Hsckensack, between jim Casey
And Ned nson, both OF New YORK, for $500. Dalton
was declared the winner o. The close of the twenty
third round Tho ngnt asted thirty three minutes aud
vas witnessed ~ large gathering o. ppor;s from New
YORK. Ihs ne urst hgnt tbat nns COVE ~ Jersey
s.rrc ttr ~i " f. 81, 49, N#-
> {, .ss ls.n .Asaz o.es sse elspcr.eS gg~ls.,,s
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Tho Board rsop.nsi Yesterday, With A.srs Bcnn,y.
HprIncse and stewart present After opening tns
board Nr hasundss, acting chairman, announced ,sat
decisions had been rendered 40 folows.--
rla saFev r'airne rt-, arov s.-. B-.,-s. -.
ovaps, - ..-,-. -, I.I,As,. y-yi. ~ 80 . s...,
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, Feb. 2D-6P N.
CorIoS.-The market for this staple opened nrm bus
closed weak and Irregular. large consume
mated the principal operators being spectators and ex
porers The np bales inc I'D ing 52l0 on
speculation 44Ss for export tC5 for spinning and 3l
e -
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s2ic es; James D. Hall tcaim ssn ,o, 1921 SO; C. H.
Van Cleft $433 81
Against the clty.-rerencs Lynch, sss 80; stephen
with interest from May Is. 1851 So, ,225 2s
The following claims were dsallo we'd Against the
county-catherne Fitzgbhons $l20; G. +. Mango,
Sll ESQ: Thomas e. Bennett 81, $50.
Against the c'ty1Iheodore Froment $500; VIM.
d Kellogg. $1,000; Peer Rush. SiO5; Stephen r.
Agnsw, s2o0 John McCus, 1884; Dennis Tu,cot. $50.
The calendar was then called, but mono Of the cain-
ants whose cases had been SET dawn for to-day were
ready to proceed. Tho claim Of Thomas O'Nei as in
specior OF scavenger's dock, foot of Twenty eighth
street, North river for SITS co. and the claim Of Samuel
McCamman for 500, for airesIng and convicting an
Illegal voter In 1885, were heard after which the board
adjourned 10 noon to-day,
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Bonrd OF Charities and Correction.

stated session OF this Board held yesterday
morning, all the Commissioners being present. The
reports from the wardsns and keepers Of the various
institutions were received and ordered nle They
contain nothing than statement Of the ordinary
routine business of the departments The applications
for relief to tho Department Of Outdoor Poor still
very numerous but the distributions OF food vt the
police courts. commenced few DAYS since, have rs
duoed somewhat the number Of applications at tho
tro Office
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COURT ciltsDag-rHls oAy.

ecrn,yr Ccusr so sB l2r, i7S, iso
lsi ls2 lss lts, i5o, ict. l7s lsA lsi, 20s, 22s.
"a 24s 130 2b2
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rlv. months si4. 15o So4 SiSio1, ,2oo si5o,Di,.;
Fi,. month";. slbp, ,ol2Osa sa4se. aa7 tlsa. .Oes .2s


1909. were. sI,oal $50
January 1861 ...................4...... vi. 55s
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fAipllnprnenbpa bpaanpiihenGclrs, ,ipbatb sruur
ppn @ersbrrl pcN Gegterem gsbbrt. NE
fpnnte Berner edS ptelr Gjr(p binaetradt
babtn, ais su erm Better lsiner Srdu III
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mar IN leiner rulneRbafen Burg In her
SttrnsnaalIe ipirtItd 8elp, einrn Goat per.
barg, 10 fpm:e bireIbt non nsmdno 2tupe.
rem berrilbrcn, ais ppn g8cntr. IIlp bate
CT atiblpFtn, uut bdR er aUf rihtaCr Sdtre
ipar, iptien mir ;ur Gcnlge.
Steine 3sit bate afrpm perIiumcn
wollen unb ud6 ieinrr llnlerrepung NIT
Gicrsbera idb lpfprt an't g8Crt atmahI.
ROD bel Sage batic CT Wpleuaars S1us &C.
mUltsrt, ipwptl eie 6rpnte IN btr StGrnCr>
9aIt, ais nab ben GiGrtcu lu.
(1prietHna iriat.)
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Norlbe
unD prRnIDluanildr Gi(rnbabn



Die aHtprtttru Central" une rptrnIpiranifde 6ttn'
babn NJ tie tNriee gnte nab ten petiiben mt nprts
wcttteu S'ader; bic Bse eerirIten errtien Stttdap
"a uns NtttShura 95iutsen ribsr, ais bic 5use haens
ttner aneern SdbH. ..t.
Die auSwanbertr perttH NIT ten Shutniilen bsfsr,
bert S asntteeu due seammdtttten une 5t6erbtt trr
8eheneen uberbaupt. Die 9SG88pHs fue nit Sie'
paer perebn une patrcno cGs gtmters auf pas auSe-
nebmfc eswdrmt, hes Gadts erleuGet.
Die GenranHe bat es ltA ,ur teiCntsreu Nuadte
petaht bur AcrtrdAe ue Uetcreiupmmtn nit aneerg
SnbnFn has ben Nleencen ~ alt8e SScIietn efr Dig-
epns 81 erlpdrsn.
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fret) wirp NIT renletsa 3d8en na6 ttm YeftmmunaSOT
tefprber Int tst 8prie9una her sGg erbalttu adrts
aletb mad antuni hes 3uses peer aud fpdter ie nat
eem Is Bepunb wtre, abAeiielert. #.rr
0Iedente lie trAfRe stcl tSFups Sur Sehpsgte tabet
fnb etut, rldeS ietprt Tent Hrntutteur pbet tratRb
einem nasern geGntcr mluthetisu, uHf itue aae Ssa
aatsn eer &pmpGanie taE oorse Abbalis Vsrantpcrt'
lih.
Die SabrprIc fuS buaer al, tie iracnb tnsr ansern
Sabn tnnerbb err Ger. tdaIeH pIe he teIgenbe GtG
legt.
BeiErScrlmeS prciic fiir Guipauserer ppm I.
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SapctcH
i'm srr6cu uue ttcinem Iartis'n
Q5. 4. Nliilnad)t < Co.,

w WI sFFEt N~WF7F WIZ
batsr ami 9dleg rm epmstfF afcrhm nj rrN {apsitr
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ttr tiaadcn prriftn aHbittH. l.#
VIE aulrst fur 5apetrtn uns 9puIeamfanafn In
tcr 5lat rtrr tint ydutt werEer FrcHrt YSa ttdbrtFt
Grttitn aaSletutrt. unR Ia ip.rreIs GFItiSIuau0tH
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aiHtc!u aauitaFtp iC fuc pjr tatmb III tM stan,
artgt Wirtuysrtluiefp tsicrtert QrrthIt ~ etrdt'
rtu Ia unisrt gtte sptRtr nttsrs ats bic rSr saWem
tn 9itp sprl tint.
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rcttu @tfbdftsfr,uussn sit gntiat ~ MAIDEN, rae sr
Itgt I'M pttatn Gsftitte aHtutien a. unt CT g,renIib
aae auttlast fur Laps,trsn suibsarnmni nns aus.
fnhrt. tMrriIsl4 VII
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5rrnrr werpen Gprtratte abaelHlp1eu fir 8ampf uup
Stael6tfe fur unb pcn @nIlanb unp Dsutihlaub.
SeRetifS Iaidasrc Won @reren natb Salimprr:
blr erWGdent pcr'cten, 9wiiGrneet $3.50 IN @pib.
0tteer pGn bis 10 idbren. .......... S2i
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aub fam Ter game Seuda ppm 5nlante his @rcmCn,
pwe audi eer &eErd9 per @tieutabn pen gaiimcte mad
allen perihieeuen Ydgea in amsgitl bc,abIt uut bin.
erlest werpen.
9teife Won unb na6 2iperpepl:
Bur erradisne perirneH, trle Gaius. $50 IN @rtS.
Ninesr ppn bis l23aBreR, taIben grets. $40
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5piidenprf ir cr:saairuc perirueu $40 in PAP.
1inesr pen l bis IL Sdbren. $50
Ninter inter ttHtm SABRE. So IN OOH
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I'm ter @efabr, tetrp9en Su wcrtsn, Az en9eten, fol-
ten gala9fre ibre Babrtlcte nur III tenn Bureau ets
unterSettneten dneeliellIen agenten fduten.
aae meiterc ausunfE u. Slab rfrtsn lne.tseItt&err
tteilt ppn
Sari II. Gillcbranb,
@enerdlsIsenen per ,yailtnere sGb,p .Giientabn",
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... duenigem Bertduier her 0iueie III 8ulnlprc.
GbenfaGs fur ZEN Btrfauf ron SIfeien nab gblabtl,
phia uno Mem Wort. WneD philadelphia $2.25.
tide, giem 9jprf 81. 80. sassase wrP in meiner S'
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0olOcngcl bon 0Glu.
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einem QrQtcg: Slnnp 1854
Gruit ,Ba8qae

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ep6 Itctt es ~ nttt auctn IN Der betltorn
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lein MuSieben nph rEer unc eulterer. Sra
bruIhwarj idpaueu bic picten pffnrn SEN
ltcrhcben " bic G'a0f btuetn, III per es jur
Stunce It'll III pie IN emcm ejrabe.
ssfBt beBtnnt etnc her 4burmubrcu nit
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perElnccn, aHpere timmen balb NIT rtn, fern
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nannte unp pem mir idpn Chlmal i'm 4antd>
Iccns' g8m9srt be8e9nden, langarenSArit-
tts paber, lhDn ppnStrne ben appf unp aud
irpbt BIN Bltf naA plm buntlcn 5Iuit &C.
rihtet. SeBt bate er eS errettbt. Sbarl
ibaute CT bun, peipnpers a,tt pR unterrn
lbeile peS G'ebdupes. Da futr CT plSstib,
rinen Mafltrct unterbrildtnp, ;uilnmru,
trnn etpas fir ibn 2lubsrsewbpnlites
mubte er bamelft babGn. Det iiumte CT
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rang iptcper, pptp ptcsmal IN ihnsarm lauf
unp bic ztcrncnA0llr b,nNuf cilene, ltee er
&ldpper uno Mune rpadtr ilnen une rlien.
Stuf pcm 9etwSpfubt ulpeiIen uup al ben
aaarenSenpeu lbpn an pie Saurrnbdnte ITO.
benpcn Gjancn gub CT ietn ltbbncs lanBes,
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Scadtcnswrrtb fir >SrOcrnGm!
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Tcir GtftaftaIt idtle In btu tratr Is 1leHaien h.
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rec I perTdiet.
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tlticr wutlipdttatu @tftiTdfl utittr. 9au wtHttpf
an ben untsrsrifHcttn Gitnrtat qRtui,Hj
Tr. IL. sH. 2dmef,
paltfmrte Nr. 16 Ncrt ErttOifHr.
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Sir Scgclldifc
Sanbnrg, SrelHeu Saurc ulb
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nab irdene ciIicut Sdicu N'uerifd's
beIpret tic Hltnnlr bic btAtN.en dGhrtCi,
eiebt 9ailagsihrine filr 0lIr 2hiffe
uni beiOret erfpreeiheu SageS pdaB;ete rpE thr rm
SeimdtbS= Srtc bierbcr.
Die yreiIs bstraNsn ppn Srcmcit mad Salfmpre!
Birettt Gdiiite $500
DtptWeHrtH, 2b.bU
6Ineer SpiGhsu Lilo Sabrcu crbeblih tiRiger.
Die greiie hn6 In Sch cher pdptrr nab trm tauir
~" trn ecurs iGsltar.
@en Saprs btirro bic aacnmr Fdnaaiere ilr $50 @eN
es ,risb teicRtsrs fdraui ndimcrtdm 0emad,t eaB
mir ms ii 0srbintung nit her Sierber.Nefbrecruna
rpu gndagiereu arpfer SCraflit unter,isbcn, tu
esutt pen @remen, Sambura &c. aus tpbnc anfraasJ
bctotrlhtBer, @cER iie am abrelie Grr etNjutrsI'
Z fen haben. F|
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1usiodnoerer uuo NciieHse naeb
bent sScfteH Ilno Nforeiueften Der
SerriHiattn Stantcn bon gtorSs sgtncrlfa
fpdren Seit mo 6jeIc. ptIit fie bic