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Crown Cupbearer Tadeusz Dzieduszycki petitions the authorities of Lviv to allow him to purchase the ruins on Armenian Street offered for sale, declaring his readiness to pay the designated sum. He also informs them that he has already discussed the choice of the specific property with Mr. Franek.

The administrator of the Lwów Archdiocese, Fr. Stefan Mikulski, appeals to the Lwów magistrate to provide suitable housing for newly baptized Jews who are dying in large numbers due to overcrowding and extreme poverty. He warns the city authorities of the risk of a plague outbreak and the wrath of God, while promising weekly financial support for the sick from church funds.

Bishop and Crown Deputy Chancellor Andrzej Młodziejowski refers the case of the nobleman Kupiński back to the court of first instance, recommending the exclusion of Czeczerisz and Franki from the panel of judges. He also requests an expedited hearing in the bench court regarding Kupiński's eviction dispute with General Wieniawski.

Danylo Bohachenko, a student of the Ukrainian gymnasium in Stanyslaviv, writes to the Shevchenko Scientific Society in Lviv requesting fiction works by Ivan Franko, Borys Hrinchenko, and Ivan Tobilevych. The card also contains notes regarding the titles of the books sent to him.

Jan Sochacki sends a tabular extract and asks the addressee to mediate with bailiff Frank or Białoruski to file a request for the deletion of encumbrances from the house's tabular register. He explains his absence from Lwów due to illness and a lawsuit with his wife, and offers compensation for the assistance from a sum owed to him by Count Cwerts.

Szczęsny Czacki calls upon the President of Lwów, Wiśniowski, to administer justice and finalize long-standing legal cases. He lists several ongoing disputes by name, requesting that they be considered separately.

Szczęsny Czacki, Cup-bearer of the Crown, urges the President of Lwów, Wiśniowski, to urgently resolve outstanding court cases. He lists specific lawsuits, requesting their fair adjudication without suggesting the verdict itself.

Tomasz Franki and Franciszek Ksawery Solski report on their journey to Lublin and the planned arrivals of the Crown Hetman and the Archbishop. They advise the Lviv authorities to urgently repair roads and city pavements to prevent the dissatisfaction of the dignitaries.

Representatives of Lviv in Warsaw report on commission decrees favorable to the city regarding disputes with Jews and possessors, as well as the annulment of contested privileges. They announce the need to extend their stay due to a lawsuit and financial settlements with Mr. Nuszczyński.