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National Republican., 1878-10-25
The Dashaways In Georgetown.

The Dashawsy Reform Club OF Georgetown
held large and enthusiastic meeting last
night in their new hall, over the market. house.
The hail was dense!y packed with an inter-
estcd aud expectant throng. The singing was
excellent, under the leadership of Miss Tr!by
who presided at the organ. Tho meeting was
opened with prayer by 4. II. Wslcott, after
which the president. Mr.. John Berry, spoke
briefly aud to the point of the object OF the
Dashaways. He then introduced Mr.. Bud
Eagleston, who spoke with great tenderness oi
the benefits that have accrued to him since he
signed the pledge. lie was followed by Mr.
Z. W. Litchield, who made thrill ing speech
closing with strong appeal for signers, which
| was responded TO IN large numbers. Mr.
William J. Boyd followed in short and in
teresting address, which was received with ap,
plause. After singing Rescue the Pershiug,
Mr. J. B. Dunning Mr.. Ed. HuInphIies, ant
others followed In strong appeals for signers
which brought out great many 10 don rec
ribbons, which were put on BY Miss Louli,
| Hazel.
National Republican., 1878-10-25
DISE-BILL.
The National Send the Manchester to "Chi-
cnrn, In IA Emil Iinmc.

The National Send the Manchester to "ChI-
cago" In u Full Game.
The National played the second game Of the
series with the Manchester yesterday after
noon, and after q full game, sent their oppo.
nents to Chicago" the figures being o to O..
Tho features OF the contest were a sp,end d
double play by Gerhardt and McGraw in the
ninth inning, "Joe" touching Sullivan In an
attempt to mako second base, and returned
the ball to Mac" in time to cut of the striker
Leary). Houck caught liner In the sixth
inning with one hand but, In attempting to
make double play, threw low to Arst base,
and the ball went behind the seats. Barron
WAS on hand, however, and threw the runner
out at home base. The play was greeted with
loud applause as II was tho nearest approach TO
run the Manchester had. Rowen, the catcher
of thu visiting team, broke his finger In the
eighth inning and was forced to retire to right
deld, Quinn taking his place.
As will DO seen by the following summary
Lyuch's pitching was too much for the Mans ,
National Republican., 1878-10-25
Post-Onice Estimates

The total estimate Of expenditures of the
Post. Office Department for the fiscal year end
ing June 30, l5sO, Is S3G,j1l 800 which is
81, 30o0J7.20 more than the expenditures for
the year ending June 80 1878, and 81 Go5, ,GOl 80
more than the appropriations for the current
year. The postal revenue for the next year
Is estimated at S3O6Gi 023.00, leaving
| S., ,9O7, ,s76.lO to be drawn from the Treasury
Tho principal items Of increase are for mail
trans sportation, the increase being as follows
1873. 1870. Increase
Railroads ..........s9 lU1WO slO2DD,OO0 sl.l5OVD.
steamboats, .....,.. gU0U 70J,OU0 200 w
star seTvice........ j.,yJOOJ 5.9JJUO0 5lO,Uvl
National Republican., 1878-10-25
A Practice Dapxerou, to Health.

There is considerable complaint made by
the residents between Maryland avenue and
c street, and between Thirteenth and Four
teenth streets southwest, in regard to the
habit of the Odoross Excavating Company
washing their barrels aud dumping their night
soil in the Potomac in that neighborhood. On
these squares there is population of about
scvcnty.five families, out of which there have
been thirty deaths within the past six weeks.
The residents on these squares attribute the
excessive mortality to the efuvia rising from
the night soil dumped at the point above men.
toned. Several property holders who have
lived there for years, and who always consid.
cred this section OF South Washington one Of
the hrs .hicst ia the District, where sickness
was never known, have expressed determine.
tion to dispose Of their property and remove t0
another section Of the:city, unless the practices
Of the Olorlcss Excavating Company In wash
ing their barrels and dumping night.soil in the
Potomac at the above Is discontinued. This
matter should receive tho serious attention ol
the District authorities at once.
National Republican., 1878-10-25
Tourna,ncnt at AIexnndria.

Tho two.riug tournament that was an.
rounccd to take place at the fair grounds, in
Alexandria, last Wednesday, has been post.
poucd until next Monday, at one p, m, Besides
the tournament and ball there will he glass.
ball shooting, a creased pig chaSc, mule race,
and other interesting spots. Some crack shot,
from this city will take part in the glass bail
shooting. A special boat will run FROM Alex.
aLdria to Washington at l;3O a. IN.
National Republican., 1878-10-25
The Carroll Institute.

At the weekly meeting of tho Carroll Inst!-
tutc last evening. Mr.. George Bogus was
elected to the office Of first vice.prcsidcnt aud
Mr. J. r. Fallon to that of second vice. presi.
dent. Rev. Father Hasty addressed the meet
ing, calling particular attention to the aims OF
tho Institute. The musical part of the pro.
gramme was ably rendered by Messrs. J. II.
Smalls, jr, aud J. T. Shorb, with Professor Roe
at the piano Mcssrs. Thomas Walsh aud
Frank LOughran created much merriment BY
their rendition of humorous selections.
National Republican., 1878-10-25
A Lively street Row.

About nine o'clock last night the ncighbor-
hood OF Thirteen. .ani.a.half and d streets
northwest was aroused by the cries Of "mur.
der and "police." The police came quickly
to the spot and found a crowd OF negro roughs
engaged in free dght. 1t appears that Will
liam Henderson and Benjamin johnson, two old
enemies, met. and some words were had about
the latter having caused Henderson to bo ar
rested some time ago. During tho quarrel
three or four others jumped on Johnson and
struck him about the head and face with
clubs and stones, iuaicting several severe
wounds. During the af'ray man named
William Gibbs drew pistol and fired at An.
dersOn Scott, but did no harm When Officers
Auldrilge and Hobbs arrived OH tho spot the
crowd tOok to their heels, but the officers gave
chase, captured the principals, and marched
them to the Fifth Precinct Station, where they
were locked up for Il hearing to-day. Gibbs
wa, charged with assault aud battery with in.
tent TO kill Anderson Scott, and Henderson
with assault aud battery on Benjamin johnson.
National Republican., 1878-10-25
A Enuyh Tim, nuth. I,Ixer

Captain Galloway, OF the schooner Murray
Van Diver which arrived at Biscoe's wharves
Wednesday evening from Havro de Grace, re-.
ports that he went ashore oil Nlniemoy Beach
during the great storm on Tuesday morning.
He put his kedge anchor out and with the
assistance Of the crew of another vessel an.
chored near by, lie succeeded in getting of
without damage, and came on his course. The
lowing the water for the past twenty years he
never was made sea.sCk on vessel before OF
ever experienced such gale ON the Potomac.
Captain Lewis, OF the schooner Stephen A.
Douglas, arrived; at Riloy's wharves Wcdncs.
day evening, also reports that he had very
rough passage up, aud that lie had his iib.stRy
carried away and his jb blown to pieces.
National Republican., 1878-10-25
Promises Redeemed,

The clerk Of the court has issued marriage
licenses TO the following applicants:
g. p. Causten and Ida NJ Smith.
james Brown and Fannie Griffin.
J. A. BraIl and NJ. Virginia Beers.
II. b. Riddle and Mamie +, Sanford.
William Norman aud Nancy Brook.
Bcnldmin StrathcT and Susan johnson.
Isaac Page and Maria Davis, 10th OF Alexan-
dria, Va
Robert Russell of jersey City, NJ, and Sarah
Powell, OF this city.
Henry Wallace and Hanna Coleman, both Of
Ptinys GcorEes County, Nd.
National Republican., 1878-10-25

Howard University to Emanuel Garner, for
1904 V!, half Of lot T. block u W. g, Green to
Robert johnson, for 1850, lot !, CLlnche,teri
7. y. Gill to J. II. Cook, for 5000, lot p
square l4O; N. Ashford ct al. to +, l., Aldrich,
for S7jo, lut 81, square O33; W. II. Clampitt to
J. ". Davis, for 81 ,3lD part of lot s. square 90;
+. Libbcy to Sandy Alexander, for -, lot 90,
SQUARE 100; J. c. Pearson ct AL, trustees, to W.
II. Wctzyl, for Sl2sOl, lot 81, square 10; Jo'
scph LIbbey to +, Libbey, for 81, half Of lot 20,
square 100.
National Republican., 1878-10-25
I,ctures Tu-Nicht,

Rev Joseph Cook will deliver his lecture on
Ultimate America, at the Congregational
Church, ut eight o'clock.
AIr. Jackson II. RalstOn will lecture at Frank
lin Legion Hall this evening under the auspices
OF the National WOrkngmcu's Assembly. Sub
lect "Observations In EurOpe.'
National Republican., 1878-10-25
A rlen.nnt Mehhmg at Mount rIea.ant


The marriage OF Thomas J. La,!cr. Of Clare
mont n. H., and Miss Ellen Emery, Of Mount
Pleasant, D. G.. at the residence OF the bride $
brother, J.. 5. Emery, Of Mount Pleasant.
which occurred Wednesday evening at six
o'clock, was q very pleasant occasion. The
parors were artistiCally decorated and crowded
with invited guests, among whom were some
OF the most distinguished citizens oil the Dis.
trct. The ceremony was conducted by Rev,
DR.. Townsend, rector OF Incarnation Church
The bride was elegantly attired in white satin
with white damasse SILK princess dress, tu!le
veil, and orange blossoms The bridesmaids
| Miss Ada Wulcott, Miss Della Tmglo, Miss
| Mrra Breed, and Miss Mnnda J. Buren,, were
| Zach beautifully attired In swiss with profu.
sion Of lace, decorated with .milax and rose.
huds. The wedding march was played as tho
party entered the pallors by Miss Cora Chase
| Of this city. The CEREMONY over, the gnests
WrIe invited to the dining room, where tho
table was furnished and presided over by Mr.,
! Rlenpur. The mihdl presents were beautiful
aud numerous. The bridal purty l"tt oa the
| $50 uain iyr brief trip at the Moth, attol
which they return to our city.
National Republican., 1878-10-25
As will DO seen by the following summary,
ynch's pitching was too much for the Mans"
NATIONAL
MANCHESTER,
rnlnls..a 0 q IA lOI Totnls

This afternoon the National will endoayor to
repeat the dose for the Manchester, aud, rs
their playing yesterday was superb they
should bo encouraged by a large attendance.
Gsmc will be called At half-past three o'clock
sharp, and every lover Of the sport should be
on hand to-day, as tho season ends this week.
National Republican., 1878-10-25
Internal Revenue: Appointments.

Robert II. sumrow, Abra a Majcrry, and l..
A. Mason have been appointed internal revenue
storekcepcrs and gaugers for the sixth collec.
| ton district of North Carolina, and Nels Nelson
gauger for the iifth district of Illinois.
National Republican., 1878-10-25
CnpI,ol and Departmental Notes.

Subscriptions to the per cent loan yestor.
day amounted to Sl22,oj0.
Revenue receipts yesterday were c-from In.
ternal revenue, S3Si, ,72i.26; from customs,
S2iO,li3IS.
National Republican., 1878-10-25

ATTENTION First class French kid Boots
at $50. and goat button Boots, 81, at the grca
Boston Shoe Auction House, ivl Pennsyyani,
aNeNle.
National Republican., 1878-10-25
GENERAL CITY NEWS
Notes Taken by the Republicans
Reporters.

A Street Fight Between Negro Roughs-
Work Done by Thieves-A Great Nuis-
ance In South washington-Meet-
ing OF the Carroll Institute
Washed Overheard and
Drowned, &C., &c.
National Republican., 1878-10-25
An Us EN- ENTS.

National Tiea;re-EnSiish Opera" Chimes
OF Normandy"
The popular Chimes of Normandy" was
given l,,; evening at tho National Theatre by
the best east afforded by the Hess Opera Com
pamy and with the success that always attends
the efforts Of the talented artists composing
that cumpiny. The performance of Mgnoneiit
by Miss Montague was a repetition Of the tri.
umph attained by that Churming actress and
vocalist IN the same role on Tuesday evening
Germnine was represented hyMrs. Scguin in her
usual incompatible style. Mr.. Castle, who,
with Mrs. Scguin, holds the waruest place in
the hearts Of Washington patrons OF English
opera presented the Marquis liUerOi with char.
acteristic elegance aud accrptability. Mr.. Tur.
ncrs rich robUt9 was heard to great advantage
in his rvl, Of RvjiH More, and Father Gd'pHrd,
by Mr.. Eysc, was An improvement upon pre-
yious ctiJrts. The sheriff was made entertain.
mgy prominent by Mr.. Scguin. This evening
"Mignon will he presented hy cast includ.
ing the three prime do,me of the troupe-Mis'
Abbott, Miss Montague. and Mrs. Scguiu
Mcssrs. Castle aud Ryse will also appear.
National Republican., 1878-10-25

ARE you bilious. troubled with heaoache. dizzy
ness, sick stomach. constipation. Acf Are you dys
peptc, nervous, dull, and languid2 Averse to al
sIsrtion. IL your life mserablef You require d
change. Cleanse the system, purify and renew th'
hold remedy. II will relieve you. Sold BY al
druggisn, 3 cents per package, which makes
quart OF medicine,
National Republican., 1878-10-25

l. your hair harsh, dry and stiff1 Does II refuse
10 curI1 Dress II with IHoNPsoss oNADE oPrINE
viii improve it. sold BY druggists, DO. Price Is
and 80 cents rer bottle.
National Republican., 1878-10-25

CARRIAGE ROBES Large assortment at
Topham's Popular Harness Factory, joining
Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-10-25

Ours pants to order, are equal to s. pants
elsewhere. EisrIuIu Bros, clOtHiers and TAI
lUys, cor. 7th and I sts.
National Republican., 1878-10-25

The Enlistment Labor Association held their
regular meeting at the hall of the Sovereign
Of Industry on Eleventh street, last night
Mr. Statten presiding; Colonel Ackerma",
secretary. There being u full attendance OF
the members the committee appointed at last
meeting to prepare circular, setting forth the
objects Of the association, reported. The cir
cuar was read and recOmmittcd. After trans
acting routine business the meeting adjourned.
National Republican., 1878-10-25
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Six per cent interest paid on deposits Special
rates on time deposits. J. II. souIRR 4 Co.
Bankers 1916 Pennsylyania avenue,
National Republican., 1878-10-25

ATTENTION Is called to mems hand's.itched
calf Gsitcrs-S3.5O to Sat the great Boston
shoe Auction House. i0l Pennsylvania avenue
National Republican., 1878-10-25

For upward Of thirty years Mrs. Winslow's S
soothing syrup has been used for children. 1t
cOrrects aCidity Of the stomach relieves wind
collie, regulates tho bowel ;, cures dyscntery
and diarrah9a, whether arising IRON teothing
or other causes. An old and well-tred remedy.
% cents q bottle,
National Republican., 1878-10-25
National Republitan.
Arrival OF Passenge. Grains.
BALTINoRE AND rvroaM DEFoT. SIXTH AND
sTRRKTs


NUE AND CsTRfET.
Morning. Nsntnp.
A5:i0 A. LouIsd Ctn. eN siS0. Baltimore accom-
-t:UD, Phill 4 \. Y. eS. 49, Baltimore accom-
$50, CHICO " Pitts gcx. 500, Y, PHI y Dos sN
s:.u. baltimore and way SOS, Piedmont StTasbufs
stations. Winchester, lrel ck
s:i, Fred. &C. MET. br'chD IiageTstuwn. Point Oi
81. BAltiEiure Annapolis R0cks 4 way stations.
express sEJ7, baltimore accom-
PA, Marfinshurx rpd H.. s7;OL Baltimore express
EerStuWn nc. metro f1jj. Batimore u NS 81"
- pOlithn brancli.l upns - III.
sl6:.B Baltimore accom-. 500. CElcago ST lons,
u!5O, Baltimore express. -Ei5, NY, Phil boston
express
sArrlve daily. Others sundays excepted.
81 For the time OF departure Of trains, see adV0r'
phcnIents elsewh
National Republican., 1878-10-25

BALTIMORE homemade calf Boots at 1880
at the great Boston Shoe Auction House, i9l
Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-10-25

YouSG PEOPLE do pay attention to your teeth
neglect will soon ruin them. Dc wise in time
ToorH POWDER. the most perfect dentrifce known
II will keep them through life in good condition
white and SOUND viii harden the Rums, swceter
he breath, and prevent toothacbe Sold By al
druggists. 25 and 80 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-10-25

IS an artistic toilette every fold has some
expression.
MosT of the new walking dresses are dark in
hue aud simple In style.
FAIR ones with golden locks have had their
day. Dark BAR Is now fashionable.
MANY run after felicity, like an absent
minded man hunting his hat while 1t Is on his
head.
No MAN Is always wrong. A clock that
docs not go at all is right twice in twcnty-iour
hours.
We shoull read books not to quote thom,
but to strengthen our minds aud stimulate
thought.
EVERY article of furniture in tho Queens
lIutol at Glasgow Scotland was made at Gland
Rapids, Mich.
A FEMALE temperance lecturer from Detroit
carries a miniature still with hor, and iu the
presence Of her audience distils alcohol from
cider.
Sue was boss Of charity committee, and
naturally took calico guilt and second hand
saucepan to family that hadn't tasted food
] for three days.
National Republican., 1878-10-25
The Place to Buy Tea and Coffee.

Acup of fragrant tea OF rich coffee is indispen.
sable to good dinner. The bes: can be bought
at John Dow!Ing's American tea store, corner
of Seventh and ! streets, at New York prices.
He has also a dne assortment of spices, sugars,
and other commodities usually found at estab.
l!shments of this kind.
National Republican., 1878-10-25
indications.

For the Middle Atlantic States clear or partly
cloudy weather; winds mostly morthcry, station
airy or higher temperature and pressure.
National Republican., 1878-10-25

FANCY Western Creamy and Choice New Yorl
Butter received daily ut Spicers Wholesale Butte
Store, corner Ninth and streets. Prices as low a
tho lowest.
National Republican., 1878-10-25

OUR reputation for low prices Is an cstab
lished fact. Eiseman Bros, cor. eth and L.
National Republican., 1878-10-25

HARD times demand economy; pracuoe II b
rcnovating your sUiled gloves with JoUyES's Inc
prRous KID GLOVE CLKASsKh. Price Is cents pc
bottle
National Republican., 1878-10-25

,,aamcI oy,,nrs I, csn,s bpIf nccS VIM hpss,
and butter, at Miller's Restaurant, Gil Seventh
street opposite Patent. Office. Ladies' and Gents
Dining Rooms open on sunday. CHARLES Hen
OLD, proprietor.
National Republican., 1878-10-25

ATTENTION. Mems calf Boots. at 81 at the
great Boston Shoe Auction House, 4Ol Penn.
syIyania avenue,
National Republican., 1878-10-25
Renl EnInIe IrHnkInrA.

THE popular corner for Clothing Is Esemal
Bros, cor. 7th aud L SITS.
National Republican., 1878-10-25

WELLS MAcHISr-sPREAp sTRIsoTHEsISo PLAsr
HRs are still the best known. Their curative pow
sr far surpass all Others.
National Republican., 1878-10-25
Go TO Julius I.ansburgh for shades.

OvERCoATs Of every description, at popular
prices. Eiseman Bros, cor. 7th and L sts.
National Republican., 1878-10-25
Tho Enlistment Labor AssoclntIon.

THE Lester WallaclI suit" in fanny chcy!ot
ElsnInan Bros, cor. 7th and Z SIS.
National Republican., 1878-10-25

THERE Is no excuse for those who drag theii
weary and disordered bodies into our company
when few doses Of AYER's SARsAPARILLA would
cleanse their murky blood and restore their health
and vlgor. Ye muddy victims OF bilious diseas,
have some regard Tor your neighbors, II not fol
yourselves.
National Republican., 1878-10-25

Go TO Julius Lausburgh for carpets.
National Republican., 1878-10-25

JULIUs LANsGURGH the Popular Low'PTiccd
Carpet Furnisher, iJ7 7th, between D and Z.
National Republican., 1878-10-25

MES's heavy kip Boots, at tl.7j, at the great
Boston Shoe Auction House, I9l PenusylyuuIa
National Republican., 1878-10-25

New Advertisements.
Wantcd-COOk.
Observation-Disclosures VS.. National.
Trustees sale of choice building lots.
DR.. White, ChlropOdist, 1916 Pennsylvania ave
nue..
\. saks & Co, Clo,hers, SIe Seventh street north
west.
John Bowling Tea Store corner Of Ninth and
streets northwest.
National Republican., 1878-10-25
Anhu-enents.

Amusements.
THEATRE CoNrQvE.-Narcty performance.
NATIONAL THEArRE-EmmG Abbott and the Hess
English Opera Company.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-07-16
ARTESiAN WELLS.

TIME UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE
il to inform the public that he now
prepared, with the most approved machinery.
to sink Artesian Wells in any part of the state
on the shortest notice
All orders or communications on the sub
tect address tC Uatnon Palmer, Batt'
Mountain, will ceive p-rmpt attention.
Z. L OAHOON
Battle Mountain. ootoSer9 1851 D.tf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-02-14
Oer Qr5essser acr @nlaHeTefeit.

5n neua inter sebn .6aGen 1T b.r e:r;eusr
Ser Snlo'nnia ODER 5ttaao6s:eit Gin tr. psu
olaten. @e|uuos Ysroauana eieot q unbes
SGlaf, lnbernault9fc,t il ibm blnperit4.
@etirn uno a'oaen lei>sn nil einanoss. Gt-
..s ser t6rtRea sgmptone eitss ld.pa4ea
3uranh.s Der EcrnaunnsapraaM iIf elm
St5runs BEG s:oJsn Werosn= eentrums. nB
aebirns. gton farfe Den Wasen une mcx
1iebt banurd Dem srobea 1entrpm hss G.d3-
.tpiAt ,pisoer. Sine bSaa suserlalfiae SReek
Gin fir ben 3pef il poIetter's RastN
aitters, nsit oor;u;teaen ben u,incra!iltsa
oeruhisnnsamtttla une mas9tisen nartoi-
i1en Mittslu. bic ;loar cine 3eit.aua ,iniatI~
:e:no out oas Gsb;ra iofrsen, balo a5sr s!9
nebr lpirteu uno In aiita 1dnes ben afagsR
ltppa9en. 0as eyarre ooseS<n feiit sas
lbd.iafeit fenes atispidtigen ORGANS miesn
ber. uno .uie b,ii!am Is m1rtt. oas seiat oaz1
SET sefunoe s9taj uno Elm rubiaer 3uIteaS
oes aeroeuisaems. au3 s;ebl ieia gebreI1
h.r sbat'ateit ser 2totr uao esr eesstrR
:ei!iame Rsstsune.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-02-14

- Cine feblsel@laaene Speculation.
Aus ct. 2onis Mrs aeldrie6en SCR
:. w. eimmuns, @etretdr Der 81
9ouis Cotton Grange, empfns ein,n
an ieine .6irma oooreljirten BriI.
ans Dem Snbolte bsllslben et(ab t.
[oab Der Brief nidt an Sic s55irma, ot
Ter pertritt, Tonoern an iraeno eip
|S:9luinoelfrmo scridtet mar. 09
54reibcr. ots Briefss, BON wot,.
1s1as, erUd9nte Die 0ertreter Der fei<
ma als 9rcnion 4 &c., uno psrlauau
[snt'oeoer baorss @slo fir jeinc s8aa>s.
ooer scnilecnbe 8lrsi6aft, bab er bo5-
('elte 1ofort nod abienouns Scr 8on.s-
molle crbalten pero.. Nad b;cIem
Fund Elm em beretts lekten Treitaa b;u
[c'naetrotFenen dbnliben 8rie[e !eud}.en
Fss Dem @etretir lofort Elm, boB cts
S@,pinoc!pian tm @iioen ing yEcrf
Is f>bt lei, anb oab pieneidt mebrere
Der oortigen Baum,polsnbdnhler oura
bctriiserif;te 49enten einen falldc.
,St. 2ouis Gotten G1aange" auf9
sg'b ssfabrt noroen {e;en. SIN ssynf=
|sclle Der 'oirfIi&en "5t. 2ouis Gottoa
G19ange" bctrodtste cs soerr 5i,a-
mons nun o!s feline YTidt, lcfort enerr
|9'|9e @d)riite seeen Gin loldes srei=
zen Su tbnn. er bssab lica pes5al6 IL
9oItmeifsr G;cep uno leste oie|c,n Sc.
Gca Dor. Crit Dor cini9en seoe,
,>otte nun Sem GoaaniI!er e;,, 9eni;|u
oerr g. aoler feline Nuftuartuna as<
na4t uno ibm mjt9etGsiI', boD in su,.
'er 3eit cine neue rGe:ton Grt6apa,o
nit foI9enosn Deomten D;er ,ueyl:e ae<
oioct tperben. Dyd|ioent, 6. $. e3ron+
OH; Gies= 4rd}iocnt, SSoiepb goaod5
5eereidr, 0aniel $. 6aaerE. stu{s
llegts oicler Se,r g. Nhtcr bem s,eog.,.
Item Elm Goruu|ar Der neuen Ss:rra p5.>
'''f 'ue!dsr Die o5i9en 9lemes: ssorud
f'uaycn.
MuBeroem bemerfts e!olcr, hob er ben
Nuftra9 bate, ane an 8. s.. Suben.
5. Sod. g. Noler nnb 8. S. Sod ae~
{ri3t'ten Sr;sFe III empians 5u uegmea.
9or mebreren 5a9cn ion oerlel6c abla
lin Der DfFes BON Aoter, Goldman 4
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