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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22
CITY ITEMS.

iEWELRY
y Ccs tne Dollar Ia7var-, So.
10 ~ Pennsylysua avenue. 49,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22

FIVE DOLLARS ONLY for P.l.. ,n.,-,-,
Winter SUIT. AZ the celebrated Oak Han rl,r-s
mlsiss. the aunIber. s6i sth street, opposi..
Post Onice. 81 Bring up the bows.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22

GggNAH Sor MFRS AND SArIoRs' rJH on
THIS Usicn NET lsst evening al wins Haa. Or
7Ih s'reei; The Tn s!depL George Bren:. In .is
chen. An election of offfcsrs OF the GerraRn
company Of Boys IN Blue resulted a. fellows.
Captain, bsniel Pet; LislJenan.s, GeoTEe
Event. Jacob Shauer; orderly SeEgefn FreIls-
rick rir me-; Color Bearer, IA. A. Waite r.
MT. Sirn nser was chosen secretary ct tle
Nniob. Adjourned. .t -.srf-.-,.
tFer ether LEGAL Nsw.'' see Iiss Page 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22

wRAFrISs PAPER for sale. apply a, N
STAR Once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22
EVENING STAR.
LOCAL n E W s.
AmussmsHt.. Sc. rs-<t,at

ODD fE- Lows HALL--WyTaau. The VEN
t1.ioq"'=' aHd Wizard, IN his .nir.--Pr . o xIng
-.sts~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-22

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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-12-03
A HUNDRED YEARS IN PRISON.

A certain house breaker was condemned, in the
latter part Of the last century, in France and un.
der peculiar circumstances, to hundred years IN
the gaIleys, and strange to relate this man recent
ly made his appearance in his own native prov:
ince, at the advanced age Of one hundred and
twenty years, he being about twenty years OF age
when the sentence which condemned him to such
a dreadful punishment was passed. 1t Is difficult
To conceive what the feeling must have been with
which be returned, as soon as ernanclpated from
the shackles which had enthralled him for cen
tury to breathe once more the cherished air ofthe
scene of his infancy. Bourg, in the department
of Ain, was his native home but time had SC
changed the aspect Of the whole, that he recogni.
zed it only by the Church Of Bron, which was the
only thing that had undergone no alteration. he
had triumphed over laws, bondage, man, time;
everything. Not a relation had he left. Not a
single being could he hail in acquaintance yet he
was not without experiencing the homage and the
respect the French pay old age. For himself, he
had forgotten everything connected with his cary
youth; even all recollection Of the crime wss lost,
or, it at all remembered, it was dreaty vision
confounded with thousand other drea1y vision,
Of days long gone By. Instantly and connections
for several generations, al dead; himself living
proof Of the clenaency Of Heaven and the severit,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-12-03

wsssbom toproeeed with the ceremony, when the
yeu1g ladyl discovered that she was minus the kid
GLOVES akich &as so necessary oua such occasions,
wheteapon she requested her aa6apoed to- hasten
'to a stofsand pfueare the Indispensable kids tel.
ling him to ''be in hurry or she might change
her mind" The clergyman witnesses and iuten-
ded bride xafted soms tinie ftr TIE retnn of the
yonth with the gloves: he didn't come. They
waited longer, and still he failed to put in an ap-
-pearsn@. The matter at last being really serious
and alarmnfng Che clergyman took his hat and pro
cseded, post haste In sestek Of the truant lover,
xhoa he found, after diilEigent search and many
Inquiries; qnie1y seated bn the verandah ofthe
PHI House, with Els feet elevated on the back Of
I chair, and very deliberately. putting cigar On
Being asked to explain bib singular couduct he
cafslesaly ,rems ked that He 'swss waiting to see
If she vas going ID change her mind They were
married, however, liter two hours delay Osa,oa
I'm Resno,nbE3Ta ssIo5 .seTT'z sH9s"e .s'.i. asH
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-12-03
A GEORGIA :NRGRoss EXPERIENCES.

"A GEORGIA NRGRO's EXPBRIENeE.
One William Smith, q Conservatiye negro fe-
siding somewhere in Middle Georgia, eonciaded, q
abort time aeo, to travel North and tell the people
the truth with regard to his raoe In the South.
A mart of his experience in Washington is given
in letter to the Macon Telegraph, from winch we
quote: -,
wanted adram So went into ber-room, IS l
would do in MscoR, and asked fofone. The barkeep-
er looked at me- raised his eyes, and said says he,
"No niggers are allowed to drink 4at this bar.
Says T. II axes your pardon am q estsasset
travelling about, and I wants drink nightly, snd
would You, please tell me how can get oseY ;,
Says he, eIhu' So periiceman q the dooe, md It
you give him the meney he VII bay one ior ycg.
Then / went to the door and pulled o. ny hat
and stated what wanted. Says he, give me
fifty cents" which did. Then says he, you
stand here" Then he went ii ahd seoe bseaght
ont little xhiskeyin q tumbler and Idrant e in
the street Then I stopped awhile 10 see If there
s.s vas sny I, 'Ssass Sss ,s "a e s =, s aS
change # soa piesss. Sssu a sShsses hell |;
We do,f't wait on 1iisysls 81 sdeajHgrp hsre.s.
Then next encountered 8 esatlemaa Ia . high
place, holaihkSms 80 Of both tsst and homer nm
dsrths United Sntss Goysrnmeut and assure
ycushs tlked vay plain. Sd he I'VE North
ert, ,eoule hsye no i1se for negroes We are VIII
lins you should be free, and have freed you, but
a IA souslity notions they sre all stuf and non.
senssa Do Won reclbon you could sst at my table ?
M vou.coId not come insids my gate You ne
s,oes must learn to keep your pisce. The South
r The best place, for you to hye In II you come
North You will saye, for We have no place for you
here" i sH' -.'|.'s. ,H.t, -
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-12-03

MARRIED WITHOUT GLovEs.-A few days
since, young gentleman and young lady appeared
at the parsonage of an eminent clergyman Of this
city, for the purpose Of having their respective
destinies united in the holy bonds Of matrimony.
Everything being ready, the clergyman aforesaid
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-12-03


arrange them, previous TO- the snms being placed
on the retired list Sor future nse.za s.<14zps gsa
Haying seen Spinsefs hc.amiIies-head sud
autograph q on tie fifty cent notes. every 6ne CD
easily identity him without tie aid '6of
glass This smiable officer % known throughout
the country as the watch dog Of the Treasury
q title earned and maintained in opposition tnthe
"buIlS' and ''bears;a contractors and other lsech:
es, who have Intellectually endeavored toprey upon
the life. blood Of the nation. BE has : rsmaff
yWCf tlitbaaadle budSe I shqrA bnf, sa g
the point, he wastes no words with asSo during
Office hours He is always the first at work in the
morning, and the last tolesvS the sDsp psrtment at
night, :. ,,.,H Ic,qn., ytn,,,,t,r
The great iron vault connected with the s'cash
room" Of this Office ID the admiration Of sA who
have had the pleasure of witnessing 4 4 y thss
present time, contains oYer oue HUNDRED mlianl
of Government securities JEFF DuR GOA sns
silrer lis preserved here, until i shall b. decided
what disposition is to be made Of it, The ss8sil
about Fifty by thirty feet, and is thirty feet high,
having IN iron gallery extending around Tie roof
on either side of 1hieh ase closets q finest stee
and chilled non. In, these are confined United
States bonds, made into packages Of four q fIf
millions, securely sealed, they weighing about thir
~ pounds each The doors Of the vault, the intel
ror Of steel wire and the exterior OF roa:,tsease
inches in thickness, arc massive pieces Of work.
manship, which cannot be opened without the aid
Of three combination keys, in possession Of three
Of the most reliable elsrls in the Office sSF
;ee j.sa TEE REnEaP1os ,DTvIsloN.s;z 8satf >,
The redemption division is one Of the most I'M
portsut institutions Of this Office Here, ragged
notes, filthy, greasy and torn, are received inc
change for sneqpsl amount Of new currency. Sharp
eyes scrutnize every note received, and woe be to
every bogus one, for instantly it Is burnt through
with brand, bearing the word in glaring lettess,
"counterfeit." =, An unpleasant duty was perform
ed By the operatives Of this Office not long since,
reference to which may Illustrate the point On
ring the late rebellion the steamer Jacob Carter,
having on board $3.50, 0O6m geenfhcka, Was. part
y burned, apd these nces were injured The
greater part Of the amount was much chnred, md
the rest could not be identified as money by per
sons outside of the Department; yet, By nntiti1ie
effort on the partof these clsrks, txo thirds ofthe
whole amount has been recognized and accepted ai
its face value. 80 4d' f'.te3'
:
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-12-03
ISSUING DEPARTMENT.

Perhaps the most important office in the Treas
ury is that governed by the United States Ireasu
rer. Gen. Spinner issues all Government bonds
notes and fractional currency, besides redeeming al
dilapidated currency, which had seen veteran ser
vice in milIonaires' well filed note books IN mi
sers Golfers, or in the poor mans pouch. Thess
notes are in themselves study, requiring the ser.
vices of some three hundred females to count and
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-12-03

set Of female servants, gave nervous pull to the
few struggling hairs it pleased me. at that time to
call my whiskes, and precipitated myself into the
grateful pnvasg of ths deserted chamber on my
right, closing the door behind me- Here fidget-
ed and fambled for some time, and composed q
neat emitting little speech, with which, when we
met, to shriyel up my friends with shame. Sud
denly door on the opposite side opened, and in
darted the most radiant, lovely being it had been
my happiness to behold. ~7'''
Her face was flushed and her manner slightly
hurried, ss If she had been making hasty toll
ette.. As she passed me one Of the gloves she had
beed drawing On fell to the ground. In moment,
startled ont Of all my awkward shynsss, I had the
glove m. my hand, and was presenting it to its
charming owner, with bow aud pointed glance Of
admiration that would have done credit to q man
Ia 5onmea Joytanes Her pleasant smile, the swee,
voice in which she thanked me for my cfvility,
aided, dosbtess, by the amount Of champagne ]
had 20 htaly taken, 20 affected me that I forgot
my fiends and unknown hostess, and myself. and
begged with much easpressesent; for the honor d
her hand fSt the next dance: Her easy acquies'
|enee increased BY boidness and, without giving
one thought To- the audaciN Of my behavior,
but with Esgus suspicion that if ! entered the
bah room Osborne would manage in some unpleas-
ant nan1sr to nip che Irritation 10 the bud turn.
ed, to the French window opening to the garden,
and Offering my arm 70 the young lady, suggested
bow much plsssanter would be q quiet stroll IN
that loyely moonlight than the heat and crush Of
the crowded ball room. To this she at first de.
INJURED, bat asaI stood firm, she gave way, and
With an adorable little no,e Of defiance shrug d
her shoulders, and deprecatory side glance at me,
she put her arm in mine, wondered family what
people would think of her non-sppearanee, and al.
lowed me to lead her from the close, oppressive at.
unosphere Of the house to the fresh, scent-laden
breezes off beauttiffd garden IN July. -, -.
By Jovel how kiumphantI felt |, 1.-the shy,
mannerless boy-she butt Of that wretched Os-
borne |, who was supposed not tobe able to say
Boo to a;gocss, much less to- a7pretty woman
Here was With the prettiest grill had ever met
lon my atn,, pressing her hand, gazing into her
eyes, mufu,uripg soft speeches into her ear, and
meeting with no repuise. Ga the contrary, there
was actual encouragement in the bright flush which
came and went on her young cheek, in the down.
cast lashes, the pleading looks Of her violet eyes,
in the ,unresistng passiVeness Of the soft small
hand held in mine. We instinctively chose those
paths which we're least overlooked BY the recep-
ton rooms, This was not so easy matter. The
gardens, though prettiy laid ont in smooth shaven
lawn and brilliant flower bed, had . tasteless abb
senoe of shade ahout them Each path and walk
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-27
Irnrifcs rrn gsSnihfmtntl.

8dibtnltcn. 26. Cft., Mb.rSS.
Die tcute bier ttu3rtrcf2ren I1d'rI6ttn IA.
fen rte GGFtuuGcu her GCuftr0dtipcn In
G3ug Ntf &c Io9tmbcr q gSlbl tccCuttnr
crtBbt. gle redneN nit G~eiijmmtblit 0uf
pennWlsanteN uup Snctlnd uno mas Mon.
9Grf b%etyIft, bc8iunen 81. HcputlttduCr iclbt
lhpt 1anS mtihtrcm car1ut gu 9er&t&ttN.
SIN rurlFalen g10cr taud,Gn lbrt1en5 tcNtC
niht nug 3peitct 0m Gyfplae III 9sCpcmber
ipnnrrn audi &ehW0hIOgcn III &cju9 duf
Sen. @rlnt lclblt duF,
sic StGuer &epilprtr Gi6tren5 lit frcbet
erleciat unb elm ltrberfommen Npirdhtn Scfr.
0itGulod uno Gpnimiiir 3trltu1S l%ctrptfed
pprpcn. 3te Ette ccr &rNcrilunGeH wira IL
tort dn0lftrtilt ulo otroHmrIiNt lpsrpen.
Sic YindlrN'ide llnttriUhIug In AepF
gorf mtrp Durh &r1. 5uIertpn urr telnc
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&rrtd't ppn GN1 SIT Id5c 0ripIrttAt. @t.
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itN IN icbtr 6iniid't dUf bic mat3ltd, DNn
Gem Nrdfibrntcn mn S:fr, WttGHliQh CT
bnltentu 5nitsuttjoncn.
1d5 Sta1t5 CcparenteAt erbtelt heutt
cine NabclocptiMc pOa 6rn 0trFrop S0bns
ion, NORM rieier nc 9Hnilttc @siltttNunA
Der 81 irreu3 .@mt;r gvtibcn tbnl ulp 2prc
StM1tcN Giuijhttth per oNIaDHma" 6rale
mctpef.
Ser Der. e. Ggaiui IN 3pr6nt9, Cant,
mcttcte bic IufbGDuna hes @Nb @hMUhrE
&trbptc5 IN Gdillrd HoDi g. 9}c9, atr9efln-
atn. (gSis brreitS tc%le9rapRtiD Denleiptt.)
Dls SGdBe GeFartGdtrnt leB in Ter ear'
0anacnin 8odf fir Sj4l ,000 &IGtnlgiD
nolrn rrudcn; an NIijotalbGnftn ipdrrcl
berianct &282, 35l; ait clc y. Ct. =0epcit.
torttn Cincinnati, HUfIID lap 9tcr0~Nari
Sl90,O00t Std>rrNtlCn CrllCNln filr $3.50
249,35O; rtugcl6t INN Scyl!prt tir S lG9, 1850;
cfttylp IN GriuIa!ion $299,928, 10.
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I..ux ,.r4
aeuerl. Na1 Aue9 gsl@ug tNl't.w 49,
Cner l'et mil elnem Wtfner III pet S3uiV "aS
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aerope mSIeh all p'e otui. 5L"s,s ~ ~,
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mpHn,.Ipv'H ~ y, eS Tn !T a.r mn cis-
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grpnnhA9arVnuSNssntl!t, uul St i VIZ
Svfgpf per ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS , ~ ,. w.
@etNs Rl9eAes %tt,pits' Vstara.'" NM .y" law,
~ %ntt IT, a. S"t"g. To~"''V 81 TilsnI
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@urOpaiIde &abclbcridtc.

2@pnbDn, 25. Stt., 1 ubr na6 Mitter>
naht. - 2pN1le Nntertslnfr llllo engltide
yreInoe ser Ser. Stdl.en iino ilber Die ling
ten 8rraln8e In 2tgrfp0pl un9c6altel. sic
metnen, phb aQe bic i~treittsel Srd1cl S1erit
b~ciaete9t unb bann suYrrfpmntenpe9tebe aes
talten nrrben ioaen; RAP 81. SoDnipn liN 11r
III itGr bemiBt, lid aus fe!ner Spb1rs ill
entferten, ltlt fplte Nercn 5u bal!en; RAP
e%nqltitbc Selnpa 9teue SctBsn UNI ham crit
2tebesfete batten ipQen; Rap CT III ipett 9iita,
ais er 2atrb Bel tinGm 8eiuA iptc einca nltsn
Trsunb arii6!e unp In refcn 8e8tettuna per
6pf teIihti9te, rpD pie y&latama" 9ebaut
tperpcn mar; Ddb &r. Sp9n'rl SIT iehr nit
RebeIen unp engIilten Scttpen Der Ser. St.,
bic lb I'M ibn ldrtmtln, fratcrntIirt, tpdtrcnp
lpYdte WInner fih fernbaltel mtllcn. 2tugS
bas fthnrrSt cte9lulfrtFaner, tpelde iaaen, onb
er bic fpdpren 0eiinnunBcn rer Webrbeit III
rer Qdnpsleute miDreprIlen.irt mo bic Ser.
Staaten ernleprtat.
Qpnbpn, 25. Sft.-GS it gutter @runr,
su glauben, baH Spt9enpes fer ipeIentttde
SnGatt eta @rptpfoas III, ireldes sur Set!e'
aur1 esr v9~tIabama" Strrttfraae stptlden
Srn. ScGnirn UNI rbStdnle9 ab9eiAtrifn
nprren 1T. Gine semtiA!c Gpmmitfipn, BIZ
itebeno aus aht ben Grpbbrttantten II. ddt
ppn ben Ser. Staatelt ernatrlten 9eripreu
ipa in Qpncrr loren Stb rebrten une itpc
ssprberuna, rte Bon enGlilder pper dnterifa'
ntfher Seite ertebrt rirr, utte tudlen. -
SIN iecert eigseLnen Safe icQen BON rem be
dnlprudbcnpen SDeile entrpepcr IN 9er'cn pper
purd, etnen gahwalter Die @rsuntente ppr|
aebradbt rperben unp bic G%pntmtIltCn miro ra8
Snpurtbet fdGen. Die Srd9cn international
fen Settes tp1en Der GntiNetoung ps5 1ats
iers Spn Rubldnb (8pni9S Bon Sreuben (?)
epbsaiti9 iibertragen tprrcen. 6as grctp>
fca feat aeasnpdrlt9 rer @enebmi9ung SeS
Setr. Sefparc Tor.
Yarts, "a. Sft., @bbs.-Ote e@genir
Ratipnal", bas attpnalreempfrdtifdc Sr9tt
In bieliaer Stast, fdat, bab 6srotuaab Die TIM
ansetra9ene 9rpneS panten's ab9elebnt babe.
Dds 8latt Setlihert, RAP lie her Serjp9 ron
Wontpenter annetrten pttrfte.
Qpnppn, 25. Dit, Nitteradht.- Grpbs
trttunnien, Srantrei0 uno Jtdlten bdben fte
resptuttpndre He9tfrurB BON Spdn,en aner<
FAINT. Depei6en, bic peu:e Abenp bon Mas
bril- etnoetrpfen fino, bertdhten, can gduhen
in gtlicante bic fDcerd(e Ncpufltf prpfl1mtrt
baben. St6runsen brac9en in Walaaa uRe
Granada aus; an ben lesteren 9iab limb
Sruppen Ypn Rarrto comm rneirt f'oreen.
0~pnppn, "a. Oft, MISUNDERSTANDING
fene Dceeid,en melsel, baB ete 8etprcen porl
SsSney pclittoe Septife batrn. b1f Der
Mprranf8las aut ben grinSen Ilftet ppn
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2ofalberiGte aus 8albinaton.

@aibtngtpn, 26. Sft.-wD euti1er
@eteranfnbunc .")-Oieier Serein belt lsBte
@phe ieine r~e9etmdbige 8eridntmlun9 ab,
in melhcr fclgcnbe 9crren 81 SfFsteret Der
Bows in 9lue" 9eipdbit purren: Captain:
8. @feit; 2ieutenantS: 81. Brand une SAT.
S6erer; Ssrgeant, 5u9letA Sesf4Gr: s.
i3immer; S~abnenfibrer: $. @dler.
(Srrtnbau5. ArSt.) = Or. 9. q. $. NC
Sim, Ger ncutelelte SrrenbduS>arst, trat
am Samlag na6 Idsrtcnnuug Seitens Der
S~ntenpan3 ietne &rttiru1s an. Der abse>
ffbie bisbsrt9e &r;t bes Ni9l8, Dr.. Bono,
prcteftirte in einerl 1emprarrum an Aiaspr
9ppen 9esen feline Gntftrnana uno ertlarte,
paF er iftnen Gjebalt ron oent Sidptratte bis
;um auss1nse lsires @abL&ermlnS bean>
lrrude.
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allpvp unN NnnaNinftti.

SttCrp ii lC, Grpp:r GrunJ9, NO, %.
SIT. - @cb!cn 0cunerit1a murpe rcr bicli9e
Btr3er M0is5 um MitTrnadt ats iejtrm
Bette ae;errt unp ermprcet, 9lm fpIacnpm
Sdle WUrcrnTrGu Maifr5, tbr BruNrr Snspit,
Gburndn Gjpnp UNI ein 9unRe, N1Uen3&en.
nett, ais Ecr gbdt SerrddStjN, taM rem Sc
fIn9nt7r III @ppnpjie tr1l8porttrt, &lai rem
gGc0t nurpe bic @@pe 9Nn elmer S3N1ar
NInner lbeliolM nm SIC 5ntoib II. @jcOc
fpurpcn oetdnat. Die Sr0u uno Bennett
nurnrn In raB McilnNNiR 0GNraat.
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rev 3 prt, 90. III. - Egtsli; reincHeib il
III S2T75 .-Rcfltu Gil uge gt,r; I5o-153 G.-9ditr.
ctraS u]Ftr.0cr; iulfgt5 ga3sh- W 70 Is. - ~ flr
fern fau mn ugmiiegi u5-llG @. - 9naScy. q tt5
eeaenr ~ 1c.r.d IN Trctitl; Ng, . l55-liSG-
SHE'S. Han rte n]srl.icl; iatl. S;4-lt.- 5t.t 1.to
atta 'crgiItn: Gitt 1f',-lGG Is -lrr!c q 20 II -
IsI 6. - Slaurelc i1l; cay btjebt ~ IS =
Jcrrcrtti f4 az ~ s To a flu gtt Ecnt ttl; 10 :.
-5Rir0i, rse 10; raii. GO-3O!z .. - naT; u1gtFan.
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Sefferipn GttN, No, 26. S!ttr. -
Ter WrQicrungseD Detective Gbyiitdn, her bej
Der GntcedunB seriattrencr Gab1dlcHrr De-
itaucattpnm tDatjg 9e!rciCn wIr, nNrce 0e.,
tern III einrm ab3clc9CnCn @IDdtn mit elmer
ftnffenpcn SppffrUnee I'M fufhterlihiiCn 81,
ltdnNe tertenp aUfqGimccn. SrtGe grNfr
tatAc, ll6r &c. fDarcn i'm acruutt wprecn,
Or prrihte9, pbne bic 9erin3ite 2IuSfunft 60
bet III fDnnGu.
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yrcisiniafeits.S dluI. Nlllslte0urn

gSie In ~llr,erer lesten Nllmtler Sfmeleet,
fano geItern bic Grbhnuns Der in Der vgS0rs
ipdrtsrSale" Scraritaiteten austellung gum
Iufbaue rer yOretetni9fetf8> Sfute" itdtt.
Ger 8elud al, pteiem erilet Ilsitellun96tdae
mar Gin duberIt lfbblfter ulp III Zen behen
Srffnunsen bcreAttgencer. In pen SiitDen
prdlipirten fpl9erpe Oahten:
Sim L. (S6ultiid) Sri. 6. SfaJ @hp.
8emp unb Stl. Ndrie &an1bptf.
9[m 2. Sri. Marie @bGer, Mac. 6. S1S
unb SRI. &it!erpuIh.
am 3. pte Gamen WiRna Strait II. 5tpbs
iina.
Sim A. bic Srtns. S. Soltefer. Supper; II.
@elbet.
@m s. bic Damm 9rpb, aiAter uno
SAdfcr.
am 6. bic Damen Setnk, S6ab II. Mars.
IuQer.
sln 7. Srtn. Spiepbiue &p!bsfer.
Die Stihe lino beipnrcrS reihlih dltsse,
ftdttet, unp nldtt bic Austellun9 I'M 0anSel
uuo GinSelnen etnen Iuberit ffbnm llnp
freunrlt6en Gincrud. Capt. @tntsr'e Sua,
tet.s Glub ~feitste al pteiem erlien Sage bsr
@ustclung GprtreHlihe6 nlb itebt su bpiu,
Rap oer'clbe in rieltm riitnliden Strebet BE-
Barren fperre. Dem 3udertaderitaree, ttr
Sude nnp Sar tpurpe in gang anrrfeanen6'
ipertbtr Ceiie ;Ggeiprphen.
Oas Reiultdt bieles erittu Sa9es Der IuS>
frltung mar tn ierer gc;irbung 10 5ufrteteE'
itele.,p, baB lid barah bic beiten Spfnun3M
fir ben Sprtaans rerlelben fnilpfer lalrn.
Dy~ Sd etAubte, SaB me;u seHahe
iirrben Wlrre, er Butte @ebirnent,ttnpunl
Gin NaNbar ntadte mid auf Wputptf's
~ Datn~ aufmertldin. SD f1trf
cine @int~ slafde. braudtc es IN etnent Ga0e
aaf; es tctlte i'm ppGitansti, thbert eS lfpl
mas ter erjisn MpplitatirN eur0 ietne err't'
issnpe 8atls aass 5ister eftfetate. s@an
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SnnS rdnjt8C 2G. Ut. = NCr
Camper Del @pr;e" ihtiterte wdbrsnO Der
Blbrt ppn SttfI nah 8tGtprld ettpa IS
Rttlen ppn leBterem !Slftn mtfrrnt. s.
berritte rtd6tcr Nfrbei. rod par paS Metr
spatpmmrn rubig. @niiI9lerc, IanniN0ft
unr rer srDbIe 3Dejl hes Gar8o pUgasn &C.
retfck.