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nOwNMAN & GREEN, Auctioneers.

nOWNMAN & GREEN, Auctieneers.
TRUSTEES sALEOFV VALUABLE IMPROVED
KHAL ESTATE ON SOUTH SIDE X, BE.
TWEEN AZ AND 9Th STREETS SOUTH
NEST, CONSISTING OF ELEGANT Two
buiLDiNG, WITH MODERN IMPROVE
@ BY virtue of deed of trust. dated May 2is,.A
kE:i ID. 1875 and duly recorded in liber No 7sj, To-
Ito I2. ct of the land records for the pis-
ict OF Coumbis, and al the request Of the psrty
cured thereby, will sell, at public auction
OF the premises, to the highest bidder, on THURS-
DAY, December 236, A, ID. his at o'clock o. m q,
al that certain piece or lot Of ground situ ate md
bis ana known as tot numbered forty ve (45, y sc
CordiI g To Fred X A. Bosaei's subdivision of east
nine feet OF lot numbered 25D all of lot nun
beTed ~ and gu, in square numbered four hun.
dr.d aud ninety hve, 1851 as said subdivision Is
duly recorded in the Surveyors office of aid city
and District, In III. D. Cooke" folio l3s, together
with the improvements thereon.
must be paid at time of salel and the baa in 81
twelve AID eighteen months, equal payne nts, to
be secured by purchaser =, notes. bearing eight per
cent Interest from day of sale until pad, and deed
cf trust on the properly sold. Conycyancing and
recording at purchasers cost. II of sale are
not MI lied with six days after sale, the Trus-
tee reserves the right to resell OF risk and Of
f1fehaier IN 'e'S WM F. HoLTzMAN, Trustee.
cecil dts No. 1921 street northwest.
@rTHE PURCHASER AT THE ABOVE SALE
bavipg failed 10 comply with The terms Of sae the
property will be resOld at his risk and cost TUES
DAY, March l4th. 1876 at same hour and place.
mari dts WIN. r. HOLTZMAN, Trustee.
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fO-MOhkOW ",
aOMAS D6wLING, Aucttoaesr.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE,

~ ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE,
A by order OF the hon rsble the Orph an =
~ nourt, the undersigned administrator of
thenry u. SonneboTn, deceA.ed, will sell al
TIE Auc Ion Rooms of Thomas Il wiling, southwest
e0iier .lth street ana Pennsyl auis avenue, on
THURSDAY MORNING next, March 9th at 10
O'Clock the following described property being the
personal effects of saId dec ased:
Two Parlor Suits in Hair-cloth and Crimson Rem
Three Wal " Chamber Suits, high cost,
One Walnut Sideboard, /. Bookcase
Two Ensy Chairs, three Walnut Extension Tables
Five Marble Top Tabies. three Walnut Wardrobes.
One Silver Plated Set Tea Service,
And many other articles IN the urDture line,
Also,
a large assortment Of Fancy Dry Goods, viz
shswis Hosiery, HANDKERCHIEF Ties. Soaps,
Combs, Quilts. Blankets, Cutlery, suspenders, Sta
tioDery, &c &c.
Terms cash
A. l.. MILES, Administrator
or Henry q. sonnsborn, deceased.
mar4 stu 81 TH0S DOWIIs1 anct
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MASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.

WAsH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer
WALNUT CHAMBER FURNITURE; PARLOR
SUITS upholstered in rep aud hair cloth; COT
JhGE 81 hnS; WARDROBES; BOOKUASES:
s1DEBOARDS; LOUNGES, &C.
LOT GENTS CLOTHING-UOATS, PANTS and
VESTS; LOT SHOES, good assorirusnt;
CLOTHS and CASSIMERS, and BEDSpREaDS'
n ON THUhSDtY, March 9Th. 1876 at l0
- clock q. IN shall sell ~ my auc ion rooms,
~ al eScells ut as orIment of Household Furni-
~ 'tnre, &C. Terms cash.
MARI 1t WASH. Ii. WILLIAMS, Auct
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II h. wABNER, corner 7th and streets.

TkUsTEEs SALE VALUABLE REAL
late on P6NNsYLvASIA ANESUs,
By virtue of deed OF tr ust dated J uly let, A.
D h71, and duly recorded In Libsr No. SIS.
folio $50, &c, OF the 'snd records for Wilmington
county. b O.. and By written dir ction Of the parry
secnred thereby. will sell at public an ,tion,
FRIDAY. the 1th day OF March, A. ID 1sI6, at 3
O'Clock D. m. In front OF the premises the foil ~
ios real eetate In the city Of arlington
z, being the western part Of lot umbereS one
~, In square numbered seven hundred aud thirty
ISl, and being described rs follows: Beginning 81
= p int on Pennsylvsnia avenue Is feet esstvsrdly
from the southw estern corner OF said lot, and
thei &c westwartly 70 said southwestern corner
theL &c northeast vsrdy along the western line Of
esid lot % feet and % inch to the north
corner Of ssid lot thence east along the northern
live o said LOT p feet thence south 70
point in said lot ~ 'set fro SAID western Ii ne aid
feet iI' m the point Of begin ming ano thence to
the said avenue and point of begin ling, ogether
with all the I'm proyemen's thereon. Thi. property
VIII be soid subject to prior deed of IIust state
mept OF which will be exhibited At the sale
Terms OF sale: One half In cash, of which $50
must be psii at sale: the deferred payments 10 be
made In SIX and twelve months from DAY of sale
with Interest at the rate of ten per cot per an
UNI. and secured by deed Il trust and urance TO
the satisfaction Of the trustee Terms to be fully
complied With within six days after day OF sale,
othet wise the trustee reserves the right resell
tne nion-'s s.,er one wets public notice, at the
Ilsk and cost OF first purchaser All coavey ancine
at purchaser cost.
VIM. II. WARD, Trustee,
maro-eoSds L COLDWELL, Salesm sn.
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NCW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,

NEW EXPRESS LINK VIA CANAL, =
~ BETWEEN
<HiLADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, VASE
lhGTON AND GkORGETOWN.
SAILING DAYS.
from Pier ., North Whs5ves, Philstelrhis,
SATURDAY, at IL m. xH u
From 30 W ster street Georgetown, ~ iSs243&FE
u. o., MONDAY, 81 o D. N.
This line connects at PhilsdelphIn ysIth Clydes
Regular Semi-weekly Line of Steamers for Prcvt
ds3ce, Boston aud New England States. DO wharf
age in Boston BY .his line
@. II. HYDE, Agent FEY d. Of q.
WIN. F. CLYDE 90, Philsdelp hia.
3. A. REID, Alexandria, Va.
u. ID. U. MINK, 30 Leyonshire street. Boston.
~freights delivered b. Knox g Express OrdsTs
LEFT at General Once, 603 Pennsyi vans avenue,
at the Steamer Wharf, viii Be promptly attended
70. sep5-tr
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@The Pastors Association of Memphis
feels itself constrained by a solemn sense
OF duty 10 make appeal 10 the friends OF re-
kindly measures, the sanctity of the Sab
bath and the purity OF the public press"
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Real E.tste Auctioneers.

ACOTION ShDE OF VAUUAELE BUILDING
LOT ON THE WEST SIDE OF 18th STREET,
RHTMEkN 4 AND l. STREETS N0kTH
- We shall cell at public auction, in front of
the premises on TUESDAY, March 4th. 1875,
at IA o clock .. m, Lot q, in Square 24,
fronting 2s feet 18th street, and rUnnipg back the
same width lo2h feet TO 30 feet alley. The Lot is
In desirable Deighborhood, In one of the highest
points Of the city, and the Of It is improved By
substantial Brick Stable.
Terms OF sale: One-fo cash, (of which 500
must be paid at the time Of sale,I and the balance
In three equal payments, at one, two and three
by deed OF trust on the property. All convey
Ancfng at the purchaser COST. If the terms of sale
are not complied with in ten days the property will
be resold at the risk and cost of the defarlting
purchaser.
mar2d YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Aucts,
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STEAMER LINES,

ssDE0rLkS' LIaE'
FOR
NOlfINI MATTOX CREER, UPPER MA
CHODOCAND INTERMEDIATE
LANDINGS.
The sidewheel Ste mer
"E. NORRIS"
Captain T. e. BALDWIN,
Will commence running to the above landings on
Monday, March 9Th, leaving from x@A
wharf foot Of 6th street every MON sR@,24.5S
DAY and TIL URsDAY at a. m.
Returning will leave NOmini every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at a. m.
feb2S N Il. FITZHUGH, Agent.
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limited STATES MARsHAL'S SALE OF A
~ STOCK OF DRY GOODS At STORE No.


726 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
In virtue Of five wrts Of ieri facias Issued out Of
the Clerk office of the preme Court OF the Dis
trIet Of Columbia and to me directed, will sell
public sale. for cash AT the store No. s26 9TH
street Northwest, on SATURD Az, the 1 tn day OF
Nsieh 1876, commencing at 10 o'clock IN, the
following goods and chsttels, TO wit, viz: name in
part:
Large lot of Calicoes. large lot Lawns large lot
Ginghsms, large lot velyets, large lot Deiaines,
Lar &c lot assorted Wcrsted Goods for ladies &c &c
lsrse lot Poplips, large lot Plaid Goods large lot
hlpacas, large LOT FlaDnels, large lot White Goods
large lot large LOT PIgue large lot CASH
netts, contents Of two Show Windows, contents OF
large lot Drawers and Show Cases large lot ladies'
chdreD's and gents Hosierss, large lot shirts and
Drawers, large lot Shawls, Scarfs, Hsndkerchiefs
large lot Furs and Mnfs, large lot Bleached and
Brown Cottops, large lot ladies' hes. large
lot Corsets, large LOT of white Cambrics and Mus
Inns, lots Gloves, Pins, Nee dles Buttons &C., &c
being general and complete stock of dry goods
usually kept By extensive merchants.
Seized and levied upon ss the eosds and chattels
Of Isabells Gertrude Raf, and will be sold to sat-
l5,l63, in favor If Kerngood Bros , use Of Henry
Raf; BlumbeIg Bros use of Henry Raft; Pings &
Pinnor. use of Henry Raft; Bierhof 4 LIVINGSTON,
use of Henry Rsff. and Isaac Sickle.
ALIEN. SHARP, L. 8. Marshal ID. G.
By DCNCAESON BROS, Aucts. MARI dts
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE, SITUATED ON STREET. BE
TWEEN 5TH AND 6TH STREETS NORTH
VEST, IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON,
O. By virtue % decree OF the Supreme Court
Il Of the District of Columbia, of the 2lst Septem
Der. ls!5, in the case of DeVsughn ct al va. De-
Vaughn ct al, Equity Docket 9, will sell, in from,
Of the premises The 80 feet from front 70
Lot No. 2. in Square No 4G, commencing az a point
on street, between 9Th and 9th sire cts northwest,
O. feet inches from the southeast corner OF said
square, running thence west 81 feet, thsnce north
p feei s inches thence east 30 feet, thence south
lUl tet y! inches, imp owed by two Brick Buildings
two stoI les high. Nos 507 aud 500. at 80 o'clock
m, MONDAY, the goth DAY of March, ISIS.
Termr: One third of the purchase money to be
paid in cash at the time of SAFE, within Gays
thereafter; and the balance n eausl instsltpenis at
Il and is months with interest the day Of SALE
secured by notes Of the purchaser and deed trust
upon the property. One hundred dollars 10 be paid
by the purchaser at he time OF sale, aud the terms
OF sale 10 be fully complied with within five days
the CATER, otherwise the property 20 BE- rasold after
ten days notice. at the Aud risk If The default
Ing purchaser. The purchase5 T. paw for all con-
MARI Il lChronl WASH b WILLIAMS Auct.
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ESR sALE-BIRDS,a tns lot, war-anted asg ODD
u Singers. Aiso, CkQEs s-d docking So
Bird FOOD, at No. 1871 soGtn styoe4. between ~
lst and ID streets, osff.o, All. ~
decu -eosa' c. =. dQErz,
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rT'HOS. X WAGGAMAN,
Il Real Estate AuctiOneer, 81 9TH street
~ On FRIDAY, March 10, at S o'clock D. m
Lii Nil offer for sale, the premises, house No
81 Sd street northeast, and vacant lots.
Terms day of sale
mal7st THOs K. wAGGAMAN, Auot.
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H'HK STEAMER HAkBIaGEB,
Carr. NJ Z. GREGG,
Will leave 9Th street wharf at noon 49,
on SUNDAYS and WEDNESDAYS Ee8
for Potomac Landing, including
Mattawoman, MacnodOc and Rssiers TO Nomini.
N. Il. FITZHUGH,
feb23-tpoyl Agent
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s:ss 81 81 s. 81 8; 81 81
;s'S:1 .a.Ss e: g. e s So; d 81
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UNDERTAKES.

R. ~. sAkkHA.
O0bfsset Aaker and UA1evtahpV9
eIs IIsl eslHss nolsuwuss.
K .. HARvKY.
Ua 4 - . eVs
10. esq srksss, essv,ss ntuss 80 esUo
oa<l-b
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EVENING STAR.
FoRTT-FOURrH conc REss.
Closing Proceedings yesterday.

SENATE-Aftero our report closed
MI. w incom spoke In favor OF the bill for
tne protection OF agriculture against tnju-
rlous insects, (the grassnOpper biilD saving
that these pests annually destroy from thirty
Ia nifty million dollars worth OF propertv
Messrs. Morton and Conkling believed IL
pass this bill.
The amendment OF Mr.. Logan (devolyins
the duties OF Investigation upon the Depart
nays p.
The bill was then passed.
PTNCHBACK.
The unfinished misunderstanding the resolu-
ton OF Mr.. Morton for the admission of Mr.
Pipchback-was then taken up.
Messrs. Christiancy and Edmunds spoke
against the admission OF Pinchback.
Mr.. Morton, In reply 10 an intimation OF
Mr.. Christiancy that those who were now
supporting PiDchback would be against him
IL his politics were reversed, resented such
an insinuation. He regarded such an insinu-
alton as an improper imputation upon the
motives Of Senators. AS the Senator from
Michigan had undertaken 10 throw out i'm
s9,sSns upon Other Senior perhaps ,hs
politics were different, as the Senator mi ght
then better represent those who elected him
10 bis present position. He called attention
TO the fact that when Senator Thurman hal
moved an amendment that nothing should
be construed 10 recognize the validity OF the
Kellogg government, Mr.. Chrisiiancy had
voted against IL.
Mr.. Christiancy said he voted against the
ameEdment because he considered the rssO
luton itself meant what the amendment
provided.
Mr.. Thurman asked Mr.. Morton whether
he would not have voted against an amend
ment expressly recognizing the kellogg gov
eminent as legal, aud whether the resolu
ton had not been cut aud dried in caucus,
81 q every member OF the caucus pledged 10
vote for IL without amendment
Mr.. Morton said Mr.. Thurman knew more
about the republican caucuses than the re
publicans themselves. Perhaps he could tell
something about another caucus recently
! held, which was not SO harmonious. Laugh
ter
Mr.. Anthony said he would say that no
sneh understanding was ever had in the re-
publican caucus.
Several motions were made TO 20 into ex
ecutive session, but lost on a rising vote
On the ayes and noes being demanded the
motion was agreed to-ayes SO, noes -: and
afterwards the Senate adjourned, prior "a
which
POST TRADERS.
Mr.. Paddock introduced "A bill vesting The
appointment of post traders in the general
commanding the department in which the
posts are situated. Referred TO the Commit
lee on Military Affairs.
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RY b. Il. WARNER, corner 9TH and T streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es.

HM By virtue Of o deed Of trust, d ,ted November
10Th, A 1873, and duly recorded in Liber No.
folio 4is OF the land records for the Distri of
Coumpis and by the written direction of the party
secur.d thereby. will sell, at public auction, on
WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of March. A, d. 1876,
At CLOCK p m in front of the premises, lots
beftd enc %, two ~, three 49,, four 90, and five
to,, IN Dyer ssIbdiyision Of square numbered nine
ton, with all the improv ements thereon.
Terms: One-tbird 10 cash, of which $40 must b,
paid at the sale the deferred to be paid in
six and twelve months, with interest a. eignt per
cent per annum AMI secured by deed of trust the
satisfaction Of the Trustee. Terms to be fully COM
piled with within seven DAYS. otherwise the Trustee
reserves tbs right TO resell the propsrty after one
week notice. at the risk and cost Of first pur
All conveyancing at purchasers cost.
VIM. ii. WARD. Trustee.
mar4 Stewards Ut. GOODWILL, Salesman,
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NNASH d. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w (Successor to Green 4 Williams, Auctioneers,
No. 1901, Orthw est corner 10th and ID streets.
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N0TIG1.PsEtiM Va, destFe b disloee Of q
~ or higher oogh Drioe than any place in The
city, b. calling % addfea1nG HIR&00, OlT d
49,: essWssn - ~ M. neFthvsa. eeS
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LADIES' GOODS.
X Y vi o v Z ID -

MISS Il. A MCCORMICK
HAS REMOVED her MILLINERY ESTAB-
ISHMENr
To 322 Hirth street, near y, under the st. Cloud
building, where she viii be happy see her Gus
toners and the ladies OF W Washington. The newest
desisns in BODnets and Hats, with ne assortm emit
Of Millinery Goods, and satisfactory work always
guaranteed. mart tr
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY,

NEW BOOKS.
Why We Laugh Bv Hon. 8. 3 Cox. 12mo... ol &c
Robinson Crusoes Money. BY Tavii A. Wells 20
Tn sdulre's Legacy. BY the Author of Old
Mydd etoD Money Paper ............ ......... rs
Garter Quartermsn. Nv VIM NJ Baker. Paper "a
Original PLAYS By W. s. Gilbert, Author of
tbs 81 Bah Ballads. ..... .,.. 1 7,
Mrs Hitchcock Welding Dress. Author Of
"Mrs. Jeopin hams Journal .................. q
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8 8 % Il E.

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81 u s + b {

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bubcr Elm 9pd in ben &opf."
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Yeter :.nSa feb einmal meiner Stie'
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n. RI, - 81 A

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81 baefertigt t.

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Ssriiber tanben Die Srisden untsr Den
Ottomannsu, iest itebsn fe untsr Dem
OHonnts.a Y "a BIB
IA Hfr tsnti nbser unS atif IL
6inber. NerieIbe SONG CAB oas
Wort'ppE. UmlG a,e4 10 @3 q.
y ,Mapoleon f~ititete gdrtcnbinSer uni
biritete S~iritsntinber' ni0tF ,gt
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9mei@ { t e.

Gin Serr iteIte ii& aaf einem Bale
elmer Dame Dor. lpiro aber inmitteh ieiner
~wobIaeiebten @eoe bon berielben nit ben
Borten unterbroden: v@ber i'd bite,
la1em Sie oas bod-ob i'd ben bumrnen
Mamen ,weib obcr nidt !" ".
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mannbarfeif
Mie berloren un6 pieoer %8efponHeH.1

2OtE ."
Cine MbbanbIung Btvr tie srabifaie 5eiluns
RON Onanie unb1 Gslbfbelsduns. astgia
zTlERH Sptben btrausstatbrn, ttIe nspf
AsE<a sussatt ron Or. gaIstrtOsas ycr.
eEzKLzH Is1uns iibtr bts rasifait psiIuis rcn
aoQuttcnem cter S~amenfbtr66e, getfiet nne,
iSrperIide StwS&e,, 1inbtrniMt sum gtitatben,
Sc. btrScrasbrott turH StItlbsfsdtina tinc
otitIsHniGe Mnsf&mttfuneen. Die fartdltGen
NcIaen bfIss QdRsrS Rnb IN tieitr nsIuvniten
SrotiiseAur Marnuns Der Sassnb NIT Mel)ttr-
ftaft aeI&iserk unb Der ein1tse fidssre wee an.
aeoebtn. ouf .peIdtm sine pplfanbiss peilnn9,
SSbnt ben 0ebran& stfStrli9tr 'innrrli&tn IKE.
bi,inen. tr,telt werbeti lam.
aqs. ali unb jung wsldean Hsrsenl9iUdtt,
WieSeras(&laatnbeif, Srn,cten3 cher gcauttcnen,
umS len taafsub fraurietul 4slssn etldltHtltttr
MusI1psifansen Ieiten fentsa Stfft SHrtff mn
S,crafoIt fubtrsn. tHFHA7sf ~ ~ 1880 ~
I'M, ibr Sic Ibsit nSsIidRe wtttrttthns ta
strIddftn. tptrt tis1tltt Bet gmpfars ron 69enis
In ws6aanps tsafrtf mad alien 1teiltr tfr
Wertiniatn Staattn %psrianet.
+. BRUGMAN & son,
! 41 Ann ST, New York, Post Box 4osO'
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&aItss s. t.

&aIteS Slut.
% gaf yy9BaS bctomme id, id6ne Nnna
pcnn i'd bics Glas auf Sein @obl
leere ?" ti.+
8eInesim: nGin @laS mcbr auf Sbrs
Ithnuns |"
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Msir nebmen ,pas mir friesen

mebmem mas mir frie8en
Bei bieien 3eiten, no @ef@aft
limb Sanbel nieoer liegen, ,
Dent i@ Der @abliprud 1T nidt idledt:
,8ir nebmen mas mir triesen!
Serr @rant. Der Iiebe YrafSent,
Sen Suben. that befie9en
6, MID belobnt iein unb ruff aus: !.
.@ir nebaen pas mir %friessn!"
Scr 8eltnap aber 6adte aud,
Ser Marid, Der mub id fi9en,
@s 1T balt einmal 70 Der Brauh
vBir nebmen mas mir friesen
Die @bisteDfdminbler ttaten bic
&eeierune fott betrii9en!
Sept iben ne i'm 3udtbaus aq(D q
ugtir nsbmen mas mir triesen u;
'Me Bant faairt. bas YubIitum
9abt fG TO leidt bstrtgenl
a.Nlan bietet 10 Hrosent inn an:-
vOie nebmtn tuas ie triesen
Bsnn ap elmer @abl bic Sbaleri@ei1
Noutirtn iino rum Hisgen,
Madt iebcr 2oafer Yolitif -
Sic tsbnlen ipast fe frissen!
Nn unGre 2efer molten mir
Sin Wcrt bin,u nod figsn
rsdidt ms tedt bel 4nnoncer elm
-v@ jrNsbnisn mas mir triesen!-"
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Wnd-6erS Ntnr,
Is 6nuIeMDbeli

b Scr Fltnterriantts bat leint Tartie
Sdubnbbetai bsitbeab aus Suite unb
Sibsn, bic fid nod in putem 8uitnnb Be.
finocn uno iett I'M S@ulbauie su Ser
mnnn ifebeu, gu p%ertanfen.
s.. OGttseu.