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CITY ORDINANCES.

ID L OLU UTION
~ To Authorize the Paving of AMMAN, Sloan,
Forty fiTsL, ana Thirty seventh Streets.
Resolved, BY the Select and Common Coun-
ellis of the City Of Philadelphia, That the De-
pETtmenJ of Highways be and Is hereby autho-
rIZed and directed TO enter into a contract with
n competent person or persons, who shall be
selC cted by a majority OF the owners Of property
fronting on Amman street. from twenty first
street 10 Twenty. second street, in the Twenty
sixth ward; Fort first street from Mark street
10 Chesnut sire et, in the Twenty seventh ward.
Sloan sleet, from Pratt street 10 Barring street;
and Thirty seventh street, from Market street
10 Lancaster avenue In the Twenty. fourth ward,
for the paving thereof, the conditions OF said
contract that ne contractor or contractors shall
collect the cost lf said paving from the property
owners respectively, and shall enter into an
obligation with the city to keep the said streets
In good order Tor three years after the paving il
JOSEPH F. MARcER,
President Of Common Council.
ABRAHAM sTnwART,
Assistant Clerk OF Common Council
WILLIAM 5. SIOKLEY,
President of Sc ecL Council.
Approved this twenty first day Of November
Ammo Domiul one thousand eight hundred Gnd
MOTION McMICHAEL,
II 24lt Mayor OF Philadelphia.
u FSOL LUTION
~ To Authorize the Grading and Curbing the
Footways on Meadow, Cherry, and Leiper
ResSited ,u By the Select and Common Coun-
ellis of the City Of Pnlladelphla, ina the
| Department OF Highways be and is hereby
authorized and directed 10 notify the owners OF
! property fronting on Meadow street, from Paul
| sueet TO Cherry street. ana on Cherry street,
| fIOm Meadow street 10 Houston street, and on
| Lelper street, from Orthodox street TO Oxford
! sire et in ihe Twenty y-ihtru ward, to grade and
I curb their sidewalks, and If they neglect or
| refuse 10 comply with said notice for thirty
daNs from the date thereof the Department
shall proceed ana do the work ana collect the
cost thereof from the property owners re-
JOSEPH f. MARCER,
President Of Common Council.
ABRAHAM STEWART,
Assistant Clerk OF Common Council.
WILLIAM 5. SrOKLEY,
President Of Select Council.
ApprOvedths twenty. III ST day of November
! Ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred and
! sixty.eight "a, ID. 1868.
MORTON MoMICHAEL.
II "a 1t Mayor OF Philadelphia.
! u ESOL UTION
| IL or instruction to the City Solicitor.
! Resolved, BY the Select aud Common COun-
ellis Of the city OF Philadelphia, That the CITY
| Solicitor shall take such measures as may be
| necessarK TO compel the President OF the Ger
mani own and Perkiomen Turnpike Company
| to comply with the provisions Of an Act OF As.
| sembly approved the thirty INST day Of March,
| 1868.
Attest
JOHN ECKsTEIN.
Clerk OF Common Council
WILLIAM T. BTOKLEY,
PRESIDENT of Select Council.
Approved this twentYh rst day of NnVem ner,
| Ammo DOmini one thousand eight bundfed and
sixty-eight a. ID. 1868
MORTON MoMICHAEL,
III "a IL mayor oi Philadelphia
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TONES HOUSE, HARRIsBURG
81 PEN NSYLVANIA.
The und ergned having leased the above popular
ard wellk nOwn house, which has been thoroughly
re, aired and greatly imprOv d, AS well entirely
return shed Throughout with elegant new furniture
ircpding AN The appointments OF frat class Hotel
viii he re- dy the reception OF quests ard after
10 10 81 si i'm u THoSAs FARLEY Proprietor,
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TRUsSES.

esszT. 'bEELEY'S HARD RUBBER TRUSS,
GssgsS NO. ls47 C.aksNUT street. This Truss corr
reeuy applied viii cure ANA retain with ease the moa
Glmcut rupture always clean, light, esey SAFE ana
CUmfOrtsble, used IN oathing htted to tOfIn never
rust5, breaks, soils, becomes Nnber or moves tf0n
place no srapping, Hard Rubber Abdominal sup.
porter, oy which the "a Others, Corpuent, ana ad
suffering with Female weakness viii ma reiioi s
perfect Support: very light naaE aud eiiectnsl. re
InstEnnentA shoulder Bracsa Elastic Ie sfock bes
weak lmDs SuspenslORs, Also lItS 3,S
Leather Tr1sSe5 hall Usual pfios A@NS itsasySsae
te-es-.t--S
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CITY ORDINANCES.

A N ORDIN NOE
IA Authorizing the Pennsylvenia Railroad
Company to Construct Building in the
Twenty-fourth Ward of the City OF Phila-
delphia.
Section /. The Select and Common Councils
OF the City OF Philadelphia do ordain, That IL
shall and may be lawful for the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company to erect and construct on
their property, in the Twenty-fourth ward of
said city, a building for the reception, storage,
and handling of flour, grain, and produce. and
having q front on the east side of rhirtietn
SIRE ct of one hundred and twenty-five feet, and
extending of that width in length towards the
river Schuyiklll about five hundred and fifty
hve feet, the frame of which shall be of timber,
the sides to he covered with iron aud slate, and
the roof with slate. Provided, That the said
Pennsylvania Railroad Company shall pay To
the City Treasurer the sum of twenty five
dollars to pay for the publication of this ordi.
nance.
JOSEPH T.. MARCER,
President of Common Council.
Attest
JOHN ECKSTEIN,
Clerk Of Common Council.
WILLIAM :. SrOKLEY,
President of Select Council.
Approved this twenty -irsJ day OF Move M
beT, Ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred
and sixty.elght "a. D. 1869,
MORTON MCMICHAEL,
II a 1t Mayor OF Philadelphia.
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RAILROAD LINES.

VIZ EST JER RSEY RAILROAD ADS.-
w FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
From foot OF MARKET street (Upper Eesryl
Com mencing WEDNESDAY, Septemoer 10, 1853
TRAINS LEAVE As FOLLOWS.
For Cape May and stations below Hllville al5
For Mnville, vlneland, and intermediate stations
Sl5 a. NJ, S'-5 p. NJ.
For Brdgeton, Salem, and way Stations SIS a. NJ
and $50 p. NJ.
For Woodbury. at sl5 A. M, sl5 $40, and 500 p. II.
Freight train leaves Camden daily et IL O'Clock
Freight received at second covered whasf below
Freight Delivered No. 22s soutn Delaware avenue,
WILLIAM J. SEWSLL,
9lb superintendent
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RAILROAD LINES

1SbS FOR NEW YORK.-THE CAMDEN
A1SSUrI2. 1SU1S22.,.AAHH AHD AMHoY AND PHILADELPHLA
IRON III a u, PHI LA "A DELPHIA TO NEW YORK, AND
At,.o TsoM FROM. wA1NyT .Mgys sTsE!T WHARF. .,,.
At 2P NJ, via Camden aud AmSoy Express pre- a sSS
AaoGy a9d F. n os isssSG ssSG'
ATS snd 10 A. NJ, $3.50, snd 80 P: NJ for Trenton.
sn m; i9r Bordentown, Burlington, Beverly, ani De-
AZ tot go sG1a6oI S1G 10 tassM.,s a. M s a. and I'o
nyra, and Fbn House, ana p iot Florence ana
Street Ferry tupoer side)
FROM KBSsISGroS SPOT
yaTk "A , Na IN and Jersey City, New
Ht7.s0aId Ii a. 50' \ 20 aud p NJ. 70, r,or,o,
and Bri to. And a. lOI5 A. NJ. for BRISTOL
A. 5'So snd II "A. NJ. ? 30 ana p NJ. for Morrsvlle
Al 79o and lois A. NJ. and ? 80, and 5P. M for
AT 30 ard 1915 A. ii $50 T. s. and p. NJ for Corn.
wells lSdie, Gae, H2imes91rS' Iacouy, Wssiao.
FROM WksT IHlLADELPH1A DEPOT,
AtS45A NJ '2o T. 5o Sad i p P.Sy New York Ex
Al ii 50 f. F. NJ Emisrsnt Sf i5 Zine; Fare T.
SS @ a. NJ ~ a., q S s% "a SPd g II p M oE dten'on-
A. - p M {Eignl for Morflsyille Taiytown,
burg, 1acony, wissinomins, Bridesourg, and Frank
Ihe 945 A. NJ, $50 and 70 P NJ, Lines will run
daily. All oilers. sundays excepted. ,--.,.--.-
on ibird or III i streets, at Cnesnut, 80 miontss
before departure. lhe cars of Market Street ta way
Iuu direct 10 " espPh lauelpuia Ueput, OhesuuJ auu
Walnut within one square. On Sundays tle Market
street VIII to connect with the s45 A, NJ. $50
ana ~ L. NJ. Lines.
bLLVlDEKE d. rLAwAkE RAILROAD LINES,
KhEsISeTOR DbEOI.
A. 7S0 a. Di. Tor Niagara Falls, Buffalo. DuulSirk,
Eim'ra, Ithaca, OWegO NSJCDestet, BlnsnRn lOu, Ds
wesu, syracuse, Great Bend, al-ntrJse, Wukesut
SCI anton, stIUudsbUrgi Water Gap 5cnOOieys Noun,
lain,
Al 7SO A. M. and 800 p. EI tor Beyiicre, Ea5tou,
ISmbertvtle, FlemiuktUn, e,C. The 8jJ Z "a. Line
nec,s direct Win Jns Train ieaYiuk EdSbJu
MAucb Chunk Allentown, Bethleh5 ~, etc
AJ5 +, N. for LaHbertville and intermediate Sta
lions,
CAMDEN AND BURLINGTON COUNTY 1AND
PEN BEk1ON a n ID HIG8ISTONN RAIL
lOAD5.
FROM MARE ET STREET FERRY Upper Slde)
Al and 40 A. Nj, 1880, 20, Rud 53U Z, N, Or Mer-
chAntsvile, MOVressOwu, Hartford, MasOnvile.
l. atuspnrt, HUuub Holly, omltnvihe, Evansville,
VlACentows, Bh Inins nam, anu PeADe rtUn.
A. z a. hi, 80 and 80 r, NJ, Tor LeWistown,
Nrightetown, Cooks own, New Egypt, HOrner town,
sres III Ridge, lmisJsIOwu, sharon, aud uigntstow1.
WING WILLIAM IL, GAILMEk, Agent,
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/, N oRDINAN CE

A N o u D N A N Il
~ Making certain transfer in the apDro-
pnatlon to the Department of Surveys for the
year 1868.
Section /. The Select and Common Councils
of the City of Philadelphia do Urddin, That the
City Controller be anu he is hereby authorized
and directed to make the following transfer in
the appropriation TO the Department of SUR
vevs tor the year 1865, VIZ: from
lem l. For salaries oil Chief Engineer and
Surveyor, Recording Clerk, DTAugh ism an. eto.,
the sum OF Two hundred dollars (S2OOJ to Item
No 4, fOr cleansing Office sud inCid autais.
JOSEPH +. MARCER,
President of Common Council
Attest
ABRAHAM STEWART,
Assistant Clerk OF Common Council.
WILLIAM g. STONLEY,
President of Select Council,
Approved this nineteenth day Of November,
Ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred and
sixty eight "a, ID. 1861 ~
MORTON MCMICHAEL,
ll2ilt Mayor of Philadelpnia.
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TAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD.
" CTANGE OF hours,
on and after MONDAY. Nov %, n6S, the NOR "
INC INCORPORATES LINE, leaving Walnut
York, via south Ambov, VIII leave Al $50 a. NJ and
the line leaving Pier No North river, New YORK, et
$50 NJ. TOR Philadelphia, "lu leave at $50 4. AI,
stopping Rt all the usual stations,
The Z rain leaving walnut street Wnarf At 3 80 p.
NJ ior New York, and leaving New York a. 4. VI.
NJ Tor Philadelphia vii, be discontinued after SsJur-
day Nov 2 /, and run 10 and from West Phad elph!a
DprOt. W. II, GAIZ ALEt Agent
: Philadelphia. Nov. 20 1858. i ll2lSt
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ID L S o l. u Il o n
IN OfInstruction to the Chief Commissioner
OF Highways.
Reso we'd, by the Select and Common Coun-
ellis OF the City of Philadelphia, That the Chief
mmissiOner of Highways be and ne is hereby
iusIIucled to draw a warrant in favor of George
j. Smith for two hundred aud seven y-siX dOls
lars and twenty five cents (S27625J for the con
stTuction Of u sewer on Melon street, above Ele-
venth, the same TO be taken from Item lS in
the appropriation TO the Department OF High
ways, - - -
JOSEPH T. MAI2CER,
President of Common Council.
Attest
ABRAHAM STEWART,
Assistant Clerk of Common Council.
WILLIAM :. SrOKBEY,
President Of select Council.
Approved this nineteenth day of November,
Ammo DOmini one thousand eight hundred and
siNty-eight "a, ID. 1863.
MORTON MCMICHAEL,
ll2iIt Mayor Of Philadelphia.
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DENasYLYANlA oENTRAL RAILROAD.

i, FAIL TIME TAKING EFFbUI NOV. y 1883,
Tue trains " tLe PeAGsy yasis GENERAL Rsilusad
leave the DbpJb, ~ AZ kGE-1lk5I Alu Mask MI
SLreeLs, Which 10 Reached directly by. Bhe MsrKat
street the last car Connecting WIN eacn
leaving Front ANA D arK9t srsetS Gurty minutes
aore las departure The Cnesnub ana Walnut Streets
cngs within one bquAfe OF toe DepOL
slee ping Car IiCketa mad on application NJ
the ticket Office N, W. corner Ninth and Chesnut
stTeets, and at The depot.
Agents Of she Union rransrtr Opnpeny Will call
Dr and deliver baggage ~ tns depot OE0ers left at
No. s0i Cresaus steet no ll6 Market ssrees, viii
iraa ~ LI.-L
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= ES O L Z TION n
fO To Trans 'er Il Certain Item of ApprOpria-
uOn to the Superintendent Of Trusts.
Resolved, BY the Select aud Common COun-
ellis OF The CITY of PhilHdelpuia. That the sum
OF Two hundred ana nine dollars and twenty
nine CENTS be and the same is hereby trans.
1erred from item Thirteen 10 Item Seven, of an
appOpriaIiCn made to the Superintendent Of
Trusts. February 7, 1868, for estate OF Thomas
ID. Grover, deceased. , -. ,..-,
JOSEPH F. MARCER,
President Of Common Council.
Attest
ABRAHAM STEWART,
Assistant Clerk OF Common Council
WILLIAM X. STOKLEY,
President of Select Council.
Approved this tweuty.tIst day OF November,
Ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred and
MORTON MoMICHAELl,
ll2Il 1t Mayor OF Philadelphia.
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w EST CaESrER AND PHILADELPHIA
w kAILROA U.-WlN LER AkkANGEMEN NI,
-Un and alter MONDAY, October 5, 1858, Trains will
Leave Pnia. ephis from the Depot, THIRTY
First a.uu y kieNUF Streets, 74o A. NJ, II A. M,
280 +. M ,4l5 p. NJ 50 r. NJ. 6'l5 ana II 80 7. NJ.
Leave W6st Chester Tor Pglisdsi MA irOGl Leport
M, I045 A. NJ, 100 p n. 5j r. NJ, and 6'55 r. NJ.
TRAINS lea, West LnesLer A. OO A. M and leaY.
iug Philadelphia ~ so r. M VIII stop at b. O. Junc
Jou ana AZ edla only Passenger 10 OF trQLa staGOn
between West Chester ann ID. q. Junction, going
East, WIN take train leaving West Chester ~ 20
a, H., and going West viii take the train leaving
Pbisdephis al $50 r. M, and transfer At b U.
JUNCTION. ,
the UheBnut and Walnut street cars, These Of the
Market Street line within one square, The
cars of both lines connect with each train upon us
arrival. o,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,e
Leave philadelphia al 20 a. NJ. and 200 p M,
Leave West Chester at 7'55 A. NJ and 90 4. M.
Trains leaving Philadelphia at 745 A. Nj, and 4F0
p NJ ana leaving West Chester 81 500 A, M and 450
y M connect at h. y Junction with Trains on L. IL
B G, II, r., for OK ford and intern ediate points
4lO2 HENRY WOOD, General Supt
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Together lG s. ecimens, selected for their beauty
and aftstlc me Il by The above wellknown coDnoIs-
senr, and which VIII be exhibited IN the EA 81 ERN
GALLERIES OF THB ACADEMY OF FINE
ARTS, CHI ESN UN Street shove Tenth on SATUR-
DAY, zlst November, and day aud evening until the
time of atle.
The sale viii take place on TUESDAY AND WED.
FEsDAY EVENINGS, Decemoer l and 2, at half.
past OClOCk, 10 g If
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sECoND, SPECIAL TRADE SALE OF PARIS
rANt1 GOODS AND NOTIONS, FOk UOII-
DAY SALES, BY CATALOGUE.
..., On Friday Muruipg,
f7th commencing ~ ~ O'clock oprsIng fnlI limo
OF new goods, now la ding.
Particulars IN future advertisements. 1lH4t
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AUCTION SALES.

RUNTlNG, DURBoRow q CO. AUCTION.
- a LENS NOS 2S2 ano "a M ARK ET street cornex
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- IGFN u, ALLEN, Ticket Agent,
Gu. 9yi Cdi25NUg Street.
gKANCIB FUNK, GiCEet gent,
NO. ll6 MARKET Street
GAMUEL II, WALLACE,
Ticket agent At the Depot
The fsnnsylyaSia Railroad Company will not
suLDe Nny tlsk for BsgEsge except for Wearing Ap-
pSrsl. ana limit their responsibility TO One dunured
Dollar in value, All Baggage exceeding that amount
In va'ue will he a. the rlEk OF The owner, oss taken
by special contract. EDWARD ii. VILLA MS,
s2S General Supern Gandent AltDons, Pa
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Nov. 25, com pleuc,ug a. Ii o'cuck Trcluded will,
De found "a very Large Assortment OF seasCnabie
sNNNS' ll2l3t
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nov 25-lueluded will be tound--Lades', misseV
ana Cillureh gloves Inv great variety; lAfa, QsnJa
hhu chuurens hosiery In cotton, mprino aud wool
Also. 1900 dozen Germantown fancy KNIT gopd,
c. mnrs hg tuit assortment entir, ~ new EtYils
hCOuh' eontRgs, circulars, shsw!s, acarts etc nj
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by B. SCOTT, JR., SCOTS ART GAL.
- LhRY, No. 1870 CHESNUr ST., PM adeIphia
VhRY IMPORTANT SALE.

=, H,GH GLASS MODEkN PAIN TINGS.
B. SCOTT Jr., res pect u7y announces that he has
received Instruction. 10 sell the
- Ga A1LkkY OF }, p. BEAUMONT, ESQ,
OF rev 1ork, consisting oi Original SPECIMENS by
sts OF celebrity, selected by bim iu the various
capitals OF Europe, and containing an unusual nnms
~ OF PAINTINGS Ot the highest value and distinction
painted expressly to his order. Among them are the
works OF - '-N
n. Johnson, Ma, W. :. Mount Ma. Mime. Ronner
Carl Bt cker J.. hlEhuJ aesselsohap
y. ACbenbBch CheV, CRllsch i. KRls
GuiIlemin De1oter ", Chavet
g. SCblesinger j.. EsCascura @, Hoguet
Frore SchelihouJ w. RlafstahI
FsuVelet Van love NOrdenberg
DansasEt Van Nyu ugatFdE a, Roster
SeIrure j, Y. Peeie Jerpberg
leVtueuX BSdd dlhkton w. c. Knell
NeJbrCE hoVon htephsnuf w. GeAtH
Ott' LTCnan g.. ATnheId Il Baron
Cerl IL II Ioussaint hug, de Block
DE JOnghe W. Amberg h Won Raven
j. Ii, Dell Jan PlAttsei F. StroebeI
4 Info rhGrg pt TO
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s Onsteb 8erbanbIuno n.
@ranO arnrb Of TIE 9tspubIic.
0.rOre Oes General Grant.
afbinatou. "a. Sebr.
ten.

@afbihgton, "a. Sebr.
Oas Saws Der Experimentation be-
i6IoB bas Snipeahment 6es @rdfs
benton NIT 126 gegen AZ, Stinmen.
Nad Slnnabme bes gefaluGes, Den
8rdfbenten in @nflage3uitanb gu bers
fesen beantragte etebenS bon SPA. foIs
genbe &eloIutioa:
8ei6lofen, Sab Elm Gomite bon
3peien ernannt iueroe; tpeldes fid mad
Dem ,Senat begeben ,un6 bor ben
Sbranfen bsfelben I'M gfainen 6es
9auies Der &epraf entanten unb bes
8olfes Der Scr. Gtdaten gln6reip
Sobnioa, 8rdiiosHtsn Der Ser Gtaateu,
fdperer 8erbreden unO gersebetf in
ieinem SlnIte anfIage1I, aud Dem See
nat an3ei9en fou, 0aB bas Saus Der
3epraientanten in eehdriger Belt @ns
fta9eartifel gegen i'm borbrinoen nn6
na9neiien perbe, ttnb en6Iid lou 6as
GOnlite ben Senat duforbern, genann<
ten 9lnbretu Sobnfon borsula6en, oas.
nit er anf Die Muflage auttuorte.
8efAlolen, OaB Elm Gonite bon
Sieben ernannt lneroe, Mntlaaeartifel
sesen 9tnbren Sobnfon, 8raiioenten
Der Ser. Staaten gu enttperfen mna
einSnberidten uno baB bemieIben8ols
ma6t CUR 8orlabung bon 8erionen
nno Ginforterung bon S6riftftafent
TO tuie Nufnabtne bon eioIiAen 3eus
9enauSfa9en berlieben iperoe.
Sie Gef6aftsorbnung ipur6e trob
Der SppoItion Der 6emotratif6en
OfitelteOer aufseboben uno Die Meioe
luton nit 124 gegen AZ ausenOm>
men. ,.s Il
Ser Spreder ernannte Clemens bon
8a. unb Bingham bon Ohio al benz
@omite bon 3tpeien un6 goutiuel
W1aG., Stebens Ya., Bingham g.,
Bilion So :, 2ogan SH., SuIian Snb.,
uno 8arb u. D. az Dem @ontite bon
Sieben, obigen 8eioIutionen aemaB.
Ser Gen Of beruies bic Grnens
nung BON Sbos. Gning gum Grieasp
Setretdr an Das @iIifdrs 6 emite.
Der Yr1fioent ii5frfnn6te Dem Ges
nat cine Botf@aft, In tpel1er. er iein
Serfabre1 9egen ben &riegS Gefret1r
Stanton DertBeicigt, beicubers tamit,
Dap ct 9errn Gtanton niAt felbit er~
nannt babe, fenbern oerfeIbe iei bon
ieinem 8organ9er in bds @mt einae.
iest trorbeu unb Die aefeblide See
thinning, oaB Bic Separtements.
Gbefs lire Steniter ipabren6 Der @nts>
seit bss Yrafoenten, bon benz fe er>
nannt iueroen fin6, uno einen WRonat