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Receptions, Balls and Parties-Rcceptions
Of Secretaries weIlcs, McCuIIoch, SchoficId,
Postmaster General Randall, Attorney Gem
eral Evarts, Speaker Colfax and Others.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9, 1869.
The giddy whirl Of pleasure was never more AMI
mated than 1t has been throughout the past week In
this centre Of dignity wealth. fashion and Irritation
Each individual OF the beau monde seems TO have
recognized the claim OF society for fair contrbu-
ton to the gayees and festivities OF the season, and
has accordingly responded In q liberal manner TO the
amenities Of social life That spirit OF harmonious
rivalry and emulation which gives so much zest to
private entertainments prevails TO o much greater
extent now than at any fashionable since the
days when democratic pomp and pagcantry were
sustained By Southern hospitality.
Society appears to have had an understanding
with ITSELF not only in regard to the determination
Of each individual to vie with the other in the efort
to excel In the maenincence and sumptuousness OF
entertainments, but that there might be method-
cal arrangement in regard to the time when parties
dinner receptions, 40, should be given to suit the
convenience OF society.
The President elect and fhe future mistress OF the
White House have come out from tue secusion In
which they have dwelt hitherto, and have recently
attended round OF dinner parties principally gver
by members Of the diplomatic corps with the spe
cia object Of establishing an agreeable apprentice
ship with the coming President previous to his
assuming the cares and responsibilities OF the Execu
tive ONCE
These dinner invitations TO General and Mrs. Gran
from the Foreign Ministers had their commencement
with the dinner given by Mr.. Thornton the British
Minister. Of which General Grant met Of tho socia
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on their way here. the grasshopper swarms and the
late famine having effectually convlnoed shen, u
the folly OF colonizing that part OF africa Inc nLss
lot Is 100 persons for whom prairie land near the
capital OF the province OF Parana mas eeen suppicu
ne the rss Gaze II ~ orce
grafton TO go where 1t ought not. III Is sa.u over
1000 more want TO come II they can; Ddt ue gov
ernment mas been Issuing INSTRUCTIONS 10 every one
but Its agents In England grant no more assisted
passages, 80 that II probably intends TO carry out
with them the usual policy Of drawing back just
when what it has been wanting is offered to it, News
has been received at last from the steamer which
went down the Aragnaya in July last. she mad got
back after going down some 800 miles, 20 The mill
tary post Of Santa Maria, finding no diiculty aud
soaring the wits out OF the wild Indians living On
the banks, some OF whom took TO the woods scream
ing 'The re-canoe the 1re-canoe n while others,
more frightened, threw themselves on the ground
Shaping and Kicking nae gGound e N s aver S S tha ne
Santa Maria, and the province o. Maito Crosse has
applied 10 the national assembly for subsidy OF
DOWN the nayg.se stretch 81 900 miles hoping
that business with the Amazon could be estab-
shed such e. would u re on n the o mes Of e@
barrassed river navigation, whicn Moua MAKE y
through connection with the Amazon steamers.
Meantime the 800 mil % b worked with large Doats,
heavily manned which at TWO or three polnts are
unoaded and their cargoes could be transported INC
rest Of the way by the sseamer orrva, If the first
same paper insists upon the necessity o. gs. g Tla
OF the endless fOrmalitiee m regard 10 sucn goous,
some Of which detailed N ioImsr ea.4 r aeu
which you denounced In your Amazon article. Ihey
have to be got rid Of but when Is me yeaa
ago the Amazon was deca red open 70 al .me mU a
and yet step has seen made towalus rsa 70
fishing the custom houses which ano DqoAio" -
make the concession effective. .,o, = rerv
The cotton crop in the rthern provinces = rSuy
s s ~ ing % n t Hwb 6sck 70 Of Bahia
rains have done some good In. two or three ioces
The sugar crop OF Pernambuc s also snort n ~ 70
son and the same appears TO lss pretty senoi"u' A
case In all the sugar districts.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

The Gravity Of the Court Disfurbed- The Chief
Justice Indirectly Nominated for the Presi-
dcncy I'm Open Court-The Identity of the
supreme Court 20 be Ascersafncd-A Pleas
amt Scene.
Emile j. Moulfer Us. Douglas #. ForTest.-This was
a proceeding instituted by the OF the late Com
modore Forrest, OF the United States Navy, to re-
cover the property OF his father, which had been
connscated during the Commodores lifetime In 1853.
The action was in the suprhme Court OF the District
OF Columbia and resulted In favor OF the plaintiff,
according to the provisions OF the act the
con0scation being only for the lifetime OF For
rest. The defendant In the suit, tenant Of
the premises, thought 1t worth while TO ap-
peal 20 ~ ens Wp, Of error Was sned ont IMAM
examination OF the writ It proved 10 be tested In the
name OF the Chief Justice OF the supreme Court OF
the District OF Columbia, ssChlcf Justice OF the
United Statesr the clerk OF the court probably hav-
inc by nadvertence, inserted the name s'David X.
CARTER, where he should have written .Samon r.
Chase. In consequence OF this clerical error mo.
tlon was now made to dismiss the case, counsel
taxing the view that the fact only needed to be called
TO the at enton OF the Court 70 have judicial notice
taken OF the fact that no writ Of error existed In the
case. l.. -. go, =
defendant in errcr submitted substantially the fol-
lowing humorous remarks:--The ground upon which
this motion rests n . somewhat peculiar defect in
Honor will turn to It you will nd that 1t IL tested a.
foIlows:-switness the Honorable David X. Cartier,
Honor addressing the Chief Justice, may take
judicial notice well as personal know ledge OF the
fact that your successor has not yet bee appointed
sincerely trust II Will be very long before he sal
be. unless indeed. your Homer shall name him your.
self The point upon which The motion depends l:
so very minute, and at the same time so ludicrous
that should hardly venture to present II formally IL
the court except that II appears be conclusive and
may relieve my client OF what we deem TO be a vex.
atous and groundless appeal, winch IL oppressive,
since IL operates as supersedure OF his execution
In BRIEF the matter Is that there here no writ Of
error at oil. II might as well be tested In the name
OF John Doe, Richard Roe or any other fabulous per
error, or OF some strange confusion OF Ideas prevail
Ing In the olice OF the court below to which Il
the Supreme Court Of the United States, and which
Chief Justice Is Chief Justice OF the United states,
do not think 1t necessary to Inquire. In either cast
the defect Is past al surgery. There s nothing tt
| amend; no power to convert shis paper into wrl
/ OF error. .
These remarks produced great merriment u
curt, and caused the grave judges to smile, and u
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Fears Of a General Carlist
Outbreak in Spain.
Numerous Political Ar
rests Made.
SPAIN.


Prince Ferdinand q Candidate for the Throne
Of Spain-Thc Assassins Of the Governor OF
Burg0s 20 be Observation-Disclosures Arrests
for Political Offences.
MADRID. Feb. Z, 1859.
II Ii said that Prince Ferdinand has consented to
be candidate for the throne Of Spain.
Orders have been issued for the execution OF the
assasslns Of the Governor Of Burgos.
It Ia generally conceded that Senior Olozaga will
be chosen to preside over the Constituent C0rtes.
Many rumors prevail about the proposed direc-
tory Some assert that the members to be elected
FOR i've years.
Many political arrests have lately been made. All
the prisoners charged with being engaged in the
Carlist movement.
Girgenti's Name Stricken from the Rolls Of
the Spanish Army-Fears Of Formidable
Cariist Insurrection.
MADRID, Feb. T. 1859.
The name OF Prince Girgenti has been stricken
from the rolls Of the Spanish army,
The Carlists very active and there are indica-
tions thatthey aboring 10 produce an insurrec-
tion which may break out at any moment. 1t is
rumored that the 18th inst. has been fixed upon by
them for open demonstrations against the provisional
government.
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some inn ances almost audibly. The aIlusion to the
Confusion OF ideas In the ONCE OF the court below as
to which IL the Supreme Court OF the United states
and who the Chief Justice OF the United States, In
view OF the late action Of that court In the Bradley
case, was Significant and amusing.
The hope, indirectly expressed, that the cniei
cessor, coming from 80 democratic source, occa-
stoned considerable comment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-08
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, Feb. T. 1869.
The following are the closing prices Of merchan-
disc for the week ending Saturday, February o.
Sugar firm; Nos. 10 to IL Dutch standard
81 81 reals per arrobe; Nos. 10 to 20
Dutch standard 9H 10h reals. Exported dur
ing the week from Havana and Matanzas, 10000
boxes foreign countries 4s00 boxes to the United
States, 1900 hhds. TO foreign countries, 100
in Havana and Matanzas, lls,o0o boxes 10000
hogsheads. Molasscs sugar firm at 51 a s reals
according to quality. Muscovad0s sugar
Inferior to common refining active at So "a reals
fair to good refining firm at tx a7h reals, grocery
grades quiet at X ag reals. Molasses buoyant,
stock scarce Lard buoyant, In terces n &c. 22c
per pound; In 20 pound tins Ahc. 25c. Four S12 a
az rs per barrel. Butter firm at 30c 4Sc per pound
Petroleum advancing on account OF the scarcity OF
stock sales In barrels at AZ AZ reals per gallon
in tins at on So reals. Potatoes steady ut
~ so "a per barrel. Lumber-The market
for white pine Is nat; sales at S17 25 per 1000
feet; yellow pine declining; sales at $22 so
per 1000 feet shooks-Box declining; sales at I
reals; hogshead-the market is supplied; quoted at
AZ 2S a 81 so. Empty hogsheads I'm demand at
"a rs a s3 37k. Hoops quiet; IA feet long. shaved
e65: IL feet long $45. Freights advancing; vessels
in demand for the United States; per box OF sugar to
Northern and Southern ports, 81 80 81 20; per
hid. Of sugar to Northern ports, 81 80 s.; to
southern ports, SO SO 81; per HID molasses 70
Northern and Southern ports, "a 30 20. Elk.
change--On London, 145f a 10 per cent premtum; on
Paris. Ia az per cent premium; on United states,
sixty days sight, In currency, 20 "a per cent dis
count; short sight, % ~ per cent discount; sixty
days sight, In gold, q az per cent premium; short
sight, 8 o 0 per cent premium.
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A LAKE-BUILT VESSEL ON THE ATLANrIC.--The
echooner Narrauansett, which put into our port on
saturday last In Distress IL deserving OF than
passing notice. She was built In Cleveland, Ohio,
In the year 1862 py messrs. Qual Martin the nrst
from that port through Lake Ontario the Wellington
canal st. Lawrence river, into the bosom OF the
great Atlantic q pioneer from the fresh-water seas
ri North America she made voyage to London,
thence to Newcastle, England, and there, having
received her cargo, successfully accomplished her
way OF the Caribbean Sea.
From New York she sailed to Boston, was there
rlassed and from that port sailed 10 Galveston,
Texas from which port she Ia now bound on her re.
tura to Boston, with cargo OF loo bales OF upland
cotton She II LA feet long, twenty-iour iect penm
GOO tons burden and II commanded by Captain Ed
gar The Narrnganse encountered heavy gales IN the
Sulf OF Mexico aud straits Of Florida In which she
lost her standing rigging sails malnDoom, sc. one
mt into this port for repairs and will depart ms soon
Is thay are complet charleston Courier, feo ..
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MISSOURI.

Horrible Murder Of n Little Girl by Her
Father I'm Hannibal.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. Z, 1862
An insane man named Hoefer, living In the out
skirts OF Hannibal No., murdered his daughter ten
years Old, yesterday. He stranged her with strap,
then cut her body in two and otherwise mutilated
the corpse. He was arrested. When asked why he
committed the deed, he replied that he offered her
as sacrifice to Christ.
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Hearth and Home-Editrd by Donald *.
Mitchell and Harriet Beecher Stowe. No. ready an
for sale by all newsdesers number. Every per-
buying copy OF this number will receive with II copy
o. nne engraving from recent German picture ,nillet
fhc Pet OF the Village" II IL printed separate sheet OF
thick. tinted paper, and "vaentine from pub
90 the readers OF HEARTH AND HOME. No. also COW
tans FIRST page Valentine picture by Mast. fOw alien
tine BY Hocksein and the usual variety and excellence IA All
departments. Price ID cents.
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FRANCE.

Another Manifesto from Queen Isabella.
PARIS, Feb I, 1859.
Queen Isabella has issued another manifesto de-
nouncing the revolution in spain and asserting her
rights to the throne.
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.

The Hellenic Government Granted Eight
Days to Decide ON the Proposals Of the
Great Powers.
PARIS, Feb. I, 1859.
The great Powers have granted delay Of eight
days for the Greek government to make Its final
decision in regard to the proposals OF the Paris Con-
ference
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Peaceful Disposition of the King Of Greece.
PARIS, Feb 1859.
The announcement is made on ofhcial authority
that late advces from Athens give the French gov
eminent 60 reason to hope that the pacific policy
Of King George will triumph over the excitement Of
the hour Great agitation still prevails in Athens.
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circulars of Every Description and Notices
70 attend meetings printed in the neases possible manner
hours notice. and twenty-five cent less taan
Of similar place IN the city at the METROPOLITAN JOB
RINTfNG ESTABLISHMENT, " Nassau street.
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PENNS YLVANlA.
Riot Among Firemen i'm Philadelphia-Ono
Man MORALLY Wounded.

Riot Among Firemen in Philadelphia
Man MORALLY Wounded.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 7, 1862
One company Of the present volunteer fire depart
ment OF this city removed to new location yester
day and as usual In such cases building near by
was set on fire to celebrate the event. This brought
other companies on the ground and riot ensued,
which resulted in one man being MORALLY wounded
with iron bar Subsequently the house OF another
company was bombarded with stones and much In
jured. The frequency OF similar affairs has caused
movement to be started in the City Councils for
paid fre department.
Brutality Of n Shopkecper In Pittsbura-A
Little Boy Shot for Looking In His show
Window.
PrTTsBURG, Feb. Z, 1869.
Michael Kaufman, German barber Of this city,
shot little boy named Edward Miller on Saturday
evening" The boy was looking into the shop
window and after being ordered away by Kaufman
the latter fired revolver through the window,
killing the boy almost instantly. Kaufman narrowly
escaped ynching by the citizens, but was hurried
on to Jail.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. THE steamer Nebraska, from
New York, has arrived out.
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Par,ulsiet.. Law Reports, &C., Executed
with ncatncss qackness ard despatch Twenty-Five PER sen,
cheaper than ~ any printing establishment IA we y
At the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
MENT. "a Nassau street.
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Wov,I " ,vara Is,ttcry.-Prizes Paid iu Gold
Iniormaon furnished he hshes, rates paid for Douooons
anu ~ kn0 ffSyIoR Co, Bankers Is wan street, N. r.
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G. rxtadoro,s UnrivaIied Hair Dyc.-Sold and
app ned al No. House. Mandatory So Maiden
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The Famous Ccrucr-01 Nassau street,
corner Fuou The Metropolitan job Printing Embellishments
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To Let N Cold Have Its Own Way II 90
assist in ayng the foundation OF consumption. To the
most cough cold have only TO at Dr.
JAYNEis bxPEUfORANT. Sold everywhere.
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Wigs, Tcupces aud Ornamental Hair.--iscSs
quality iar Dye and Hair Dyeins, all coors, al BAICdE
LORs, Ii Bond sirssL
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For First Glass Printing OF Every vescrip-
ton % the Metropolitan JOB Printing Embellishments
Naaaa
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Ia tcheIorss Hair Dye.-The Best In tho
world only perfect dye; harmless reliable nstanane-
Gus. Factory Is Bond street.
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NIissisquoi Spring Wnser--OEly hreyrn
remedy for and all diseases OF the kidneys 1ed "
drusgisls. Depot, bSS broadway. N. X
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Ncatncss, Economy and Despatch Comas1ea
the execution Of orers. Metropolitan job Printing A-aao
shment, " Nassau street.
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A.-W nv Aarrnvate Dyspepuin with nIedi.
cine, whef DU BARRYS delicious REvALENTA FOOD
H. In ali attendant miseres, well
cough, phhisIs. func
uona TIRE artesy 70o00 cures including that Of his o
the Pope the Warehouses OF Brelan, &c, In
tins, To- 81 Is; "a lba SIS DU BARRY Co, l6j VIII
lam sire a. New York. and all grocers and chemists.
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Established In 1SOo.-Thc Metropolitan Job
Printing Establishment. 81 Nassau street
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n
Physicif 70 pages and their
dies = t address free given any who call for T.
DIR =. 6. FITCH be consulted free at his once az
Broadw Monday other week grou Jnnu-
airy Monday. TUESDAY. Wednesday and Thursday Spe-
cay The OF Coughs, Heart Disease Csucer and
nj Chr bnic Diseases
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Hoffss IA Z EXTRACT, 81 50 PER DOZEN.
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AN ov elites In Dry Goods, by Sudren g.
BRADBtjR with Lord Taylor, corner Of Beecksr
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BRAZIL.

The Public Debt-C0nditiOn Of the Treasury
Attitude Of Lopez Towards Foreigner
Claim Of Earl DundOnald-Treaty with
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audience a tumultuous recall. or the rest OF the
ladies and gentlemen OF the new theatre much can
be said another time.
Cummings and Du Chaillu relate that when the lion
sends forth his roar the beasts for miles around,
answer To his call and fill the air with hideous
clamor. Our lions have certainly this habit.
The city is still shaking with Mexican Buchanan's
rabid roar. when, 10 comes an announcement That
Mr.. Edwin Forrest storms brooklyn Monday night
aud forth comes Mr.. Boothroyd Fairclough, cased
In certificate from that eminent Shakspcrian and
vender Of tea and shrimps at Cremorne Gardens,
Mr.. Il. T. smith, modestly announcing himself as the
greatest tragedian since the days Of kean and Eddy
we are told Is advancing with big believing rom
tam now hath found tongue" and tins, too;
at moment when Mr.. Wallack and Mr.. Booth are
giving TO art glory by presenting two OF snak-
rounding which has never been surpassed.
However, as we are obliged TO have such q treat
occasionally, II may be well, as Dr. Johnson says,
''that all the little dehrs should speak at once"
We must protest against the outrage on art COM
mitted by some OF our young actresses ny unds-
gused kissing Of hands from behind the scenes 70 the
young "Fitzpoodles' In the front. The recognition
OF lovely girl In itself JOY. but there II IL out Of
place. "Cat,u the immortal Samuel Weller lays
down, "is VERY nice thing In its way but u don't
90 well In veal pe.u No artist Ii permitted by the
rules Of theatrical or social taste to recognize q
gentleman from the stage st less TO wait kisses 70
him from the WINGS We commend this caution 70
one OF Nibo's most beautiful blondes.
'Tnc Field Of the Cloth OF Gold" has been thrown
open to the public, and most royalty has the
management redeemed their promise 70 reproduce
therein the gories and reveries OF medievai chiv
airy.
Mr. Forence's Francis il one OF that clever actors
best efforts. Mrs. Florence has made fresh and
delightful sensation In comic song Of "a Haw, haw
Heavy Swe.n The music II strangely NJ variance
with the fun OF the words and the costume Is taste
fully ludicrous. Miss Rose Massey IL nearly oil tha
fancy painted her and IL already favorite. "Frs
Diavolo" VIII be brought out, we hear, when TN
present attraction ceases TO draw It's present arg'
houses.
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idnten Oofumsnte, pslGes tas In Sart.
fcrb erldsinsnee Sfatt p2be Srmsiieab"
Ycnfdnbis tradte, tbeilsn mir bic greiie
bsr lanbpirttlGaftli&sn YrOoufte uuo
StlaSen mit, wie iis am IL. De;emter
1855 In bsm Snpentar hes eaiibsutss
Son Capt. SbCmas gBteeler, in StU-
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Dbsslsr mar elmer Der sr5btsn @runpbe-
iber isnsr Dprfl6aft, inpem lein Gut auf
e12, ,669. .95s. 80. Connecticut gpi6runs,
cbsr baS Yfunb gu 20 S6illins ssre6net
mad unisrsm Geibe auf S42,231.55 ee.
f6dBt wHrre, mas in ienrn 3asen elm
anIebnli6er Heidtbum mar. Die 8arm
III auf $1,000 anselhlassn uno rir grriIe
Der fcl9eneen artifeI werten in Yfunren
Sailinsen unc 9enee seseben. relte
mir in Dollars uno Gents perwancelt
babsn, mas tet Ssrsleidung nit iebisem
preitn spn Snterene fein irirb; nidt
minbsr intsrefant III ss, Su piIIrn, ba6
Gaeiar, SeipiO unb .Sasar spr tunbert
Sabren gum Snoentar elmer Connecticut
5arm Ssb6rtsn uno pie pisl fie In iener
3sit pertb waren. Snbeb wirb man
pabrfdetnlitt na6 bunbert Sa9ren bas
Snpentar zines i'm Sabre 1855 perlfcr6er
nen YFun3srs ppn Sab Carolina in Be-
aug anf grsiie unO griiisns ter Sffa.
psrsi nit sbenio oiel Staunen unb Ser.
numbering leisn, als pas in 9iepe ltebente
aus Connecticut. Die 2tussate bes Sn.
pentars Don Capt. gBbssler Tno folsenbe: {:
Dreibunrert nns aGtunonsun,is Sulbsls
Mlais. 333 Gents per Suitel. a6t 9u.
lbsls gBei,en, 624 Cts. per SaIbtl; flint.
Ssbn SulteIS Hcssen. 415 Gts. per 9u-
feel. 5anf 8uibels Sobnsn, 553 Gents
per Sultel; finf,is SufbelS Sai3. Ala
Gents per gufbel. Gin unb einen baIten
Sulbsl @als AZ Gents per Buffet;
fiebsnunpswansis pfunb Sals, Elm Balls
Gents per 9fanb. 8iinfunsSwansis bum
bert unb Sisrunbfebsnsis pfunp &dfe, 4
unb elm SsdRsl Gents per plumb. Gin
bunbert unb fstsnuntadtsis Yfunb
8la&s, s unb elm Drittel Gents per
pfunb. Gin 9unoert unb fiinfunb;wanSis
SOnnsn Ssu, s4.17 per Sonns. 5alber
guItel 5la6siamsn, AZ Gents per 8u-
feel.