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The Iron and Coal Interests.

Messrs. E. &. G.. Brooke, Of the Birdsboro'
Iron Works, have commenced shipping iron ore
from new mine recently discovered by Mr..
William Noble, their Superintendent of Mines,
on a tract leased by the firm from Mr.. David
Shirk. of Caernarvon township, Berks county.
The mine is four miles srom Springfield Station,
on the Wilmington and Reading Railroad, from
which point the shipments of ore will be mrde.
The ore is Of the best quality OF hematite, of
which about thirty tons per day are now being
mined. DH -Ef
Messrs. Potts Bros. Of Pottstown, have q
stove plate at their office which was manufac-
tured by John Potts, the founder of Pottstown, }
at Oolebrookdale Works, Berks county and bears
the date Of 1881. -4.. .,=t-t-ll.ts
A piece Of pig iron manufactured there in 1740
is still preserved at the Pine Iron Works, Berks
CO, An old stove plate, cast at Warwick Furnace,
Chester county, in 1863, by Potts a. Rutter, is In
possession of Charles Rutter, Esq,. of Pottstown.
The Warwick Furnace in Chester county. has
been idle for the past five years. The property
is for sale. The Furnace which is probably
the Oldest one now standing in Pennsylvania.
WAS worked successfully for nearly one hundred
and thirty-fiye years,
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THE zAKFRErrk PERFoRMAEoE-A SECOND APPEAH-
ANoE, TONIGHT
The performance, at the Opera House, last
evening, in which the Zanfrettss, and Mr.. Chap
man, Mr.. Giddens Mr. Charles Henri, and Miss
Ross Goodall participated, was entertaining,
and drew forth repeated shouts of laughter from
the audience. Mr.. Chapman is q good actor, and
Miss Goodan made pretty hgure in the piece
- Mary Acorn. With Mr.. Giddens, who ia one
of the most promising members Of Il. l.. Daven-
ports Company, our readers are we'll acquainted.
This evening, another performance will be
given by the same combined talent.
Aimee and her French opera boufs Compa-
ny have engaged the Opera House, for the eve
Edwin Booth is engaged In an extensive Wes-
tern tour, mainly in Indiana and Illinois, To-
night he plays at Evansville, Ind.
,--ole Bull is nddling away yet. Tonight he
sIevates his bow. in Harrisburg Penn.
John e. Ovens was at Bridgeport, Conn, on
Monday evening. Thence through Connecticut.
Dublin Dan, with Miss Irish and TAbleaux
of Erin, will be at Allentown this evening.
-E. A. Sothern, bias been chosen trustee
Of the Royal General Theatrical Fund, London,
In the place of the late Charles Dickens. The
place was not filled before out of respect to the
memory of the great novelist.
Joseph Jefferson is booked to appear at the
Mishler Academy Reading, on Monday eve
ming.
--E. l.. Davenport has quite recovered from
bis indisposition, and appears at the Chestnut
Street Theatre.
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AN M. E. CHURCH IN WEST WILMINGTON
Tho rapid increase of population in that part Of
the city known as West Wilmington, has in
creaned the necessity for more church accommo-
dations. For two or three years past, the Union
NJ. E. church has been carrying on q mission
Sunday school in the public school house in
Browntown, with considerable success, until re-
Gently a general desire has been expressed to
have Methodist chapel erected in that vicinity.
The quarterly conference OF the Union M. e.
church has appointed a committee, who in con-
ference with several Of the citizens of that SUI
burbs, have already made selection OF an ap-
pTopriate lot, and are arranging collecting COM
mittees, with view to a prompt erection of the
chapel,
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II appears that the Legislature did not reduce
any taxation, except In reference to the rail-
roads. The arrangement IS to them finally
( ooneocted. late last night is as follows:
= ''The Philadelphia, Wilmington d Baltimore
Road to be taxed s27, 900, in lieu of all other
than the ten cent tax. The ten cent tax may be
commuted for by paying the sum of $1s, 900 and
the Railroad NAV graduate this tax, as is most
( conducive to the interests of the public.
DETERMINATION in fares or freights, against
anyone, may be punished by suit and recovery
of ten fold the amount 30 charged.
''Another bill provides for the graduation of the
ten cent tax by permitting all other roads to pay
over such lump sums as will be proportional to
their passenger receipts, in the same ratio, as
the amount paid by the P. W. d b., holds to
theire
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FRoRa DOVER.
ADJOURNMENT. sINE DIE, TO-DAY.
Special Telegram 10 Rte Commercial.

ADJOURNMENT. SINE DIE, TO-DAY.
Special Telegram 10 He Commercial.
~ -s..a -. ...a. DOVER. April 12.
All the bills passed having been engrosssd
and other formalties gone through, the General
Assembly adjourned, sine die, at IL, A. M. The
members will draw their pay. (with s. old premi.
um added and leave for home, this afternoon,
They have passes over the railroads.
OUR REGULAR LETTER THE CLOSING soEHEs-
HIGH DoINds AMONG GRAVE LEGIsLAToRs-THR
RAILROAD TAX, ETC, ETC.
Special Correspondence of nle Commercial.
DOVER, April IL.
At midnight, of Thursday to which hour
my last letter reached, all was quiet. The
''Third House." however convened about that
time, and held sessions at he Capitol, and at var
ious parts Of town, till gray streaks appeared in
the East. Many measures were brought before
these sessions, the most important OF which
was the removal of the Court House from New
CASTLE to Wilmington. This measure was illus
trated by placing "Mr. Grubb Of Wilmington" :"
on the table of the OoRfERoIAL's reporter, and
bearing the eiiigy from, the Senate chamber to
the Hall of the Honse, where speeches were
made, and all manner Of burlesque legislation
was INDUCED in. Town meetings, (and pfivate
meetings, for refreshments) were held. In
brief, it may be said that matters and things
were lively. At an early hour for arising the
fearful ringing or tnat norr1Dle gong OF the zap
ital, was sounded at the doors of their sleepy
members. There wasl no Balternative. They
had to get up-and they did get up.
This morning early, it was understood fact
that the Senate had no intention of adjourning
till evening, and such proved to be the case.
Both Houses convened at O'clock and, as
the Lower House had no business before it, re-
cesses were taken from time to time while in
the intervals of sitting, mock legislation was
indulged in which was amusing and ludicrous in
the extreme. During one of these intervals,
Honest John Hickman" of Sussex, made a
motion extending an invitation to the officers
and members, and reporters Of the press, to
make visit to Lewes, on some day this Sum-
mer, the day to be decided upon by committee
of the citizens of that town, to be appointed for
that purpose. The object OF the visit is to have
'1ong talk about their railroad, peach and
other interests.
In the Senate, the morning session wss taken
up in dilatory motions, grouping" and talking
on subjects not pertaining to any duties before
them, with the exception of indefinitely
postponing two or three important measures and
adopting two joint resolutions. The afternoon
session was occupied In hearing and finally
adopting premable and joint resolution con-
curing the appropriations by Congress of pub
lie lands for school purposes.
Both Houses held night sessions, and adjourn
ed near midnight, after finally arranging the tax
on the P. W. d B., and other railroads.
An adjournment was had till 0 o'clock this
morning, Git is now-past midnight), and there is
a prospect Of an adjournment, sine die, at II
o'clock. IA. A.
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AN ADMIRER OF HERoIsM TRIES THE EXPERIMENT
OF TAKING HIS OWN LIFE.
Luther Tarbutton, youth Is years OF age,
living with Mr.. Faulkner, near Trappe, Talbot
county, hung himself on small frnit
tree in the orchard, few days ago.
The limb to which he was attached was only s
feet from the ground, and the boy was feet 4
inches in height. The rope had about two feet
slack, and he was stretched forward with bis
feet on the ground and the weight of his body
sustained by the rope, which was wrapped sew
eral times around his neck. It is supposed that
the loss OF his clothing and money by the recent
burning of his brothers residence led to the
rash act.
correspondent of the Denton Union writing
Of the affair says:
HE has been for sometime very fond of read
ing the descriptions given in the papers Of sui
cides, murders and the like, and especially took
great interest in the loathsome details of the
Salisbury tragedy and was heard to remark, re-
gently, that the boy ought not to have shos the
girl, but simply killed himself. he seemed to
admire the act Of the boy throwing himself on
the track before the train. He would often
speak of such things with familiarity strange
for one of his age"
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The NEWARK AccIDENr.-In an effort to hide
from fellow student at Delaware College, New
ark, yesterday morning, Jas q. J. Bush, son of
DIR. L. P. Bush, of this CITY, climbed to the top
of tho cupola of the College building ON
the lattice work out side. The ascent was
repeated second time, when one of the Stats
gave way, and he was preoipitated TO the ground
a distance of about 55 feet, first falling on the
roof of the main building. The injuries sustain
ed by the fall are of a less serious nature
than was at first supposed DR.. Bush returned
from Newark, this morning, and states that his
is very sore, but he does not think the affair
at all serious. No bones were broken, and it is
thought that the young man has escaped internal
INJURIES 1t was a fortunate escape.
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never be made to sing. At present not only is
the time entirely insufficient, but what there is
Of IL is in the bulk Of cases quite wasted. am
aware that the sentimental view is opposed to
this. Music is termed necessary element of
education, and III sorts of high sounding things
who have plenty of leisure and the requisite in
clinAtion. but whether the Public Schools are the
proper places for such study is another question.
One thing at least is certain - nothing can be
done, that is worth doing, in q half hour or an
hour a week. And as that is all the Board OF
Education thinks it can devote to the subject,
the matter as it stands must be termed failure.
TNnEE
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Mrs. Bridget Oavana was found dead in her
house, in Baltimore, yesterday morning. cor
oner's jury found that she had committed sui
eide by taking laudanum.
The breaks caused by the recent freshets along
the Erie Railway have been repaired, and trains
are again running regularly.
The river at Memphis, yesterday, was within
two feet OF the last flood, and rising at the rate
of an inch per hour. The Arkansas river has
risen 25 feet.
Eight buildings in Norrlsania, New York, in
cluding Metzler's grocery aud dwelling and
Stark's wheelwright shop, were burned syester-
day. Loss $40, 900.
A fire at Uniontown, N j., on Thursday, de-
stroyed Ayers hay press, two dwellings and two
barns, causing loss OF $50, 900.
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The currency that is good enough for the busi-
ness mar, for the mechanic, or day laborer, ought
fore think that the action of our Legislature,
for several sessions, in voting their pay in gold,
is indefensible upon any ground of equity or
ethics. We have nothing to say against the sum
per diem they will receive even when paid in
gold. IL is none too much. But the principle
Is wrong. 1t is virtual reputation Of the cur
rency legalized by the Nation, and Is q species
OF special legislation of that discriminating kind
that is especially unbecoming Democratic
Legislature. A Democratic Legislature Who
does not smile at this designation to such bodyi
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Uncle Toms Cabin-Grand Opera House
Easter Suits--Bennett Co
Grand Concert at Hanover Church
Proposals for constructing culvert
No ice-Washington Lodge, Nos
DR. TUFTS Medtcines-Special Notice
Zanfretta at Opera House-Last night
For Sale-HoriZOntal Engine
Horse at Auction-Stidham d Son
Public Sale of brick house-Ogle j. Miller
II o Moore, Newsdealer
Wanted-YouAg girl to learn ess-mRking
Berger Family at the Opera HOuss
Notlce-Temperance Meeting
Sale OF Kitchen and Household Furniture
City Items by various parties
HRrdware-Truman Shaw.
Sale of.Furniture-ogle Miller
Funeral Notices
Hagan's Magnolia Balm
Ice for 1s78-Walton a James
Dry Goods-John W Thomas, Phila
Dry Goods-V Archambault, Philada
Dfake's Plantation Bittera
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BURNING OF THE NEW ENGLAND ORGAN FACTORY
BosToN, April IL.
The New England Organ Factory was burned
this morning.
The loss ii seventy five Thousand dollars.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Gen. @. A. Pennypacker was in town on We'd
nesday to pay the last tribute Of respect to bis
cousin, Mrs. Fannie Oranor.
A meeting OF the Northern Convocation OF
Delaware will bo held, on Tuesday and Wednes-
day, the 18th and 16. inst, in Christ Church,
Delaware City. Communication may be made
by railroad from Wilmington by steamboat
from New Castle.
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THE oARLIsT WITHDRAWAL FROM pUcoYEDRA.
MADRID, April 12.
1t s reported that the Carlists withdrew from
Pucoyedra because of the reinforcements of the
garrison which had arrived there. The 0arlists
say they withdrew because they would not fight
on Good Friday and promise TO return.
Don Carlos awaited the result of the attack at
Pernipnan,
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A Temperance meeting will be held in Scott
M. L. church, on Monday evening, to be ad-
dressed by Rev. J. B. Merritt, and othors.
The monthly meeting of the Temperance and
Anti-Tobacco Society Of Union church will be
held tomorrow afternoon. Rev. MIR. Quigg and
others will speak.
The various Committees of ofArrangements, for
the presentation of the battle-fags, meet at tho
Historical Societys rooms, this evening, at 8
O'clock
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Prof Clemmer has for sale assecond hand
piano. as good as new. He will dispose of 1t
very chesp.
Walton James have fairly opened the Ice
season of 1873, and with good ice, steady dri-
vers Anv careful oversight hope to do good
buainaaa
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ExMBIrIoN REPEATED.-The exhibition Of the
Landenberg M. E. Sunday school, which took
place on Thursday evening in the Hall, was 8
grand success, patronized by large and appre-
ciative audience, rejecting much credit .on all
concerned. The returns will enable the school
to enlarge its library and make many useful i'm
prOyements,
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WILMINGTON OoNFERANoE AckDKMY.--The
Trustees of the Conference Academy held q
meeting in Dover, on Wednesday, and decided
purchased of j. Alexander Fulton, out ON Main
St., beyond the residence of Dr. Ridgely. The
price paid for the lot Is about $4,000. =
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RAnlRoAD BRIDGE BURNED. Il The bridge over
Chester Creek at Ivy Mills, on the Philadelphia
/, q Baltimore Central r. R., was burned, yester-
day morning. about o'clock. The FIRE is sup
posed to have originated in spark from the en-
gine. Passengers are transferred to trains on
81 s1e STesk % b Iii tne M
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PHILADELPHIA, April IL.
Cotton 199l@2OH. Flour unchanged, super
fine S416@51{, PeDna extra family S8@9A
Wheat steady, red 81 8091 So, amber 90@96
spring 81 7O@1 II. Rye 49, Corn active, yell
49@5l, mixed 46@4s. Whiskey quiet, 81.
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MoRE OLUB SrABLEs.-Mi d Wilson are
enlarging the stable adjoining No, A.. Public
School on Washington street below Third, to be
used for club stables, principally for the fore
men of the Harlan q Hollngsworth Co.
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LEcrURE.-By request, Rev. James Waters
will deliver lecture on Astronomy, before the
Teachers Institute, at public school No. l, on
Tuesday afternoon, the 18th iust., at o'clock,
p. m. The public are invited. -.L .
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1he Grand aeeret of Reautx

The Grand Secret of Beauty
Is Health. The secret OF health s the power to eat
digest and assmiate proper quantity OF whole
some food This can never be the case while impuri-
ties exist In the system. Every organ must perform
Its functions, naturally the whole organism ia de-
ranged. The blood must be purified; IL Is the vital
principle, ramfying through every part OF the body
and when 1t becomes impure, its effects are shown
the weaker organs. Dr. TUFTS rsaparillR and
Queens Delight expels all Impurities and Vltalizes
the system.
VEGETABLE CALOMEL.
The substances composing DIR. TU IT'S LIVER
PILLS are derived from the vegetable Kingdom,
and are particularly designed to act with genteness
and thoroughness upon the Stomach, Bowels, Liver
and general circulation. They produce one or two
easy passages day, without any purgiDg or gripping
They contain no drastic element
FOR INF LAMAToRY AND CHRONIC RHEUMA-
TIsM
Gout Dyspepsia, Bilious Remittent and Inter-
mttent fevefs Diseases OF the Blood, Liver Kidneys
aud Bladder, DIR 1UTTS SAkSAPARILLA AND
U9ENS DELIGHT has been most successful.
these diseases are the result Of vitated BoOd. AS
blood Purifier, this preparation has equal 1t is
purely Vegetable.
Ii Moore, News Dealer and Bil-Poster, N r cor
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In SPAsAn An elderly lady named Manager,
was seized with Bpasms yesterday evening on
Fifth street in front Of Davidson's Marble yard.
Being taken into the marble shop and restora-
tives applied, she recovered and was taken to
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THE poPE's ILLNESS ON EASTER. -
LONDON, April 10.
The sickness of the Pope becomes more alarm
ing, and the Easter service in the Catholic
churches in England will be curtailed in conse-
uuenca sa.H
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The OosMERciAI's portrait Of Olive Lo

Tho Cosn1ERc1AI's portrait OF Olive Logan
was universally admired, yesterday. sza 7
And soon we shall enjoy the exhilarAting
glAss-of soda water. 5-i- 5.".iAt.i
"A young widower in Connecticut picks flow
ers from his wife's grave to present to; his lady
friends. 90 ''- .'
-P.T.sBarnum il making preparations to send
party of Indians, with their war costumes, to
Vienna for private exhibition.
Indiana cats are having the small pox.
I'm Chicago red haired girls are called fire
bellies.
"A difficulty" occurred in family named Al
den, at the Holland settlement, near Chicago, on
Thursday night, in the course Of which the youn-
ger son was killed by the elder, The murderer
WAs arrested,
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1eaths.

Observation-Disclosures to death, on the 9th inst.
Lzzie daughter OF Emma Alexander, aged year
10 months and 10 days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral to leave the resi-
dence of her aunt 212 Madison street,on to-m 5rrow
Sunday afternoon, at q O'Clock.
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THIRD THIR EDITIOH.'
800 p. M.


IT PRosrRATKs THE WmEs BETWEEN N. 7. AND
PH1LA.
PHILADELPHIA, April II.
Nearly all the wires between New York and
Philadelphia have been prostrated by the storm.
AT Newark Meadows SO poles have been blown
down.
LATER-coMMUNIoATIoN RESTORED.
Telegraphic communication has been resumed
with New York.
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REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WAsHINaToN. April IL.
The storm centre over the Middle States will
move ENTHUSIASTICALLY over New England and
Massachusetts.
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Spring isn't very far advanced, but yet chill
dren are out digging up roots to put the blood
in order. That Is great notion people have
about fixing mp the blood when spring comes.
They are very particular about the Blood. They
want TO get it in good order. When mosquitoes
get around they will regret what they have done.
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ARRIVALS UP TO 1.SO P. NJ. TODAY.

ARRIVALS UP TO 1.3O P. NJ, TO-DAY.
John Downing, City
Charles e A Lippencott, Phila
w Burke,
CIV Farrell,
Jno Il McDonough
H Earnshaw,
] 3 Mccartney,
Jno Dougherty,
w Bell Washington
Francis Bancon, Norristown, Pa
Mrs VIM q Hallack, Brooklyn
Mrs VIM T Pratt "
James Sherman, Richmond
Paul Jones,
6aml Mitchell, Columbia Ohio
Thos Shearer, Omaha
Philip Mastir, Detroit Mich.
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nRY GOODS, CARPETS, MATTINGS.
II v. E. ARCHAMBAULT,
N. q. Cor Eleventh and Market Sts, Philadelphia
Auction Lot Table Linens, qbc to 81.
Auction Lot Table Napkins, 81 to So.
Auction Lot Honey y-comb quilts. only $1.2b.
Auction Lot Marseille quilts, 50 to So.
Auction Lot Table and Piano covers, 81 25 to $5.
Auction Lot Double width sheeting, 81 to 40c.
Auction Lot Pillow Case MuslIna at 20c.
Auction Lot Linen Sheeting, only 81.
Auction Lot Corded and Figured Piques ESQ
Auction Lot Plain and Plaid Muslins CSC.
CARPESL AND MATTINGS.
Auction Lot English Tapestry Carpets, 81 81.
Auction Lot Atwood Ingram Carpets, SIC.
Auction Lot Three-ply CARPETS. only $l.62
Auction Lot Wool filling Ingraina, 81 to soc.
Auction Lot Hemp and Rag Carpets, s25c. ua.
Auction Lot Entry and stair Carpets, 25c up.
WHITE, CHECK, AND FANCY MATING.
White Mating, all widths, 85, 81 81 40, 80, &c.
Fancy Mattings. new styles, 45, 80. &c.
N. Z. cor. Eleventh and Market streeta.
apri2-1t PHILADELPHIA.
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SECOND EDITION.

2:3O, p. M.
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Moore, News Dealer and Bili-Poster N r cor
ner Tth and King aprl2-1m
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no Moore's News once N corner 7th and
King aprl2-1m
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FIRST EDITION.
200 p. M.
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PHILADELPHIA.


THE ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEaIIATURE-THE
DIsaRAoEFUL CLOSING soENEs-THE STATE
Neutrality-suspicious. ABsooNDING OF COLI
LRaE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ELoPEMENT CASE
MEETING OF THE AMERICAN STEAMSHIP co.
MUSIC IN THE PUBLIC soHooLs, &o.
HneoiaI COr,espon0ienne ofGbe lOnafne,nidL
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ban.1 tSnnte man tabur@ cine .peitere
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MAIDEN plrbe, baB Die Gerlodun9 3ur
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fem mii6te. Die 35Qe auf Gbee uno
&afee uno bic Grb5bun9 ber Brannt>
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pe1iien unl circa $31,000,0O0 Sermeb>
ren. Correspondent