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? COLONEL FREmosr.--A letter from Monterey on
the Pacific TO the editor of the Alexandra Gazette,
contains the annexed notice OF our interesting young
countryman, Lieut.. Col. Fremont The letter is
dated July 20: 20 ..m -. t11H
"CoIonel Ffemonps party arrived here yesterday,
having had some pretty hard fighting with the
Mexicans and Indians. They number about TIVE
hundred, and are the most daring and hardy set OF
fellows ever looked upon. They are splendid
narksmen, and can plant bullet in an enemy's
head with their horses at full galop. They never
think Of eating bread, bat live upon meat all the
time. They never sleep in a house, but on the
for pillow, and rife by their side. should like
10 give you some more minute account Of them, but
time will not admit" 't
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Oct 26-3ts
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. ID. C.-The

COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, ID. C.-The
~ winter session Of this inatitution will COM
mence the lst Wednesday Of November.
Tuition -s26 90
Room, library, bed and furniture II 90
Table and servants, per week 2 25
Table, where tea, coffee, and few other
articles are dispensed with l 50
To students who do not board:
Tuition 26 90
Room, library, and furniture IL 90
Naturalization fee, paid but once, $40.
A small charge is made for average damages.
Fuel and lights at cost. Washing, 37s cents per
dozen. m .-s. N atl. r..-,,..- -la p,AHE5-gs r'
No abatement, in the bills for board, is made for
an absence Of less than month, unless in cases Of
protracted illness. 49,. .h @- Us ...r.-.
The necessary college expenses Of a boarding
student exclusive of books, stationery, and matric
uation fee, will not exceed $50 per annum at the
higher price Of board, and $3.50 at the lower. Bills
payable in advance--baf at the opening, the bal
ance at the middle of the session. Students may be
admitted at any time: the opening Of the session is
preferable. ~, s,. .ss,sf st73la5a,strs .- 7
College Hill, Oct %, 1886 -2awd&cp3w . ~
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BY A. GREEN, Auctionesr.l
GOOD tro-s story Frame HOUSE am

N lot at sacuon.--on the 9th Noyembef shall
sell, on the premises at o'clock p m, part Of lot
No. S, in square No 40l, fronting Is feet inches
on Ninth street, running back l00feet between
and M streets, with the Improvements, which are a
neat two-story frame house, with brick basement,
wash and wood houses The house contains seven
well e-proportioned rooms with neat porch in front.
The property Is handsomely situated IN very
healthy and rapidly improving neighborhood.
Terms: One-fourth cash; the balance IN four,
eight twelve, and sixteen months for notes bearing
interest
tagais aasa sssHJ A. GREEN,
Oct. aid ~ .tr tsf4e Aueloneer.
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LArEsT FROM SANTA FE.

The 81. Louis American Of the 2tlh INST, leven
ing) has the following intelligence;
san express arrived at Fort Leayenworth on the
evening Of the l7th October, with intelligence from
Santa Fe to,the l7th ult. Brig. Gen kearny had
returned from the south after very successful tour
The Inhabitants all hailed the stars and stripes with
Icy, and none expressed dissatisfaction but the rich.
The middle and lower classes looked upon Gen. X.
as their deverer.
D "Orders had been issued 10 have the Dragons
and 100 OF Fishers eommand in readiness 70 march
TO California BY the 25th September at which time
the MormoDs were expected to arrive. Gen. X.
will command this expedition in person. boss
''The express met the Mornions under command
Of Lieut. Smith, lst dagoons, with the ordnance
and artillery, at the Cimmerone; Lieut. Col, Thomp-
son, with sdelaehment OF Dragons at Cotton nwood
Capt Enos, assistant quarternasier, with Lieut.
Dyer, of the ordnance department., at Council
Gfoyen a.f ~ To- b. r#- -.r ~.
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Oct @-td

STOCK OF stoves, Crates, Tin Ware,
- Fire-bricks, &C., at auction.-By viz
tue Of deed OF the subscribers, duly recorded
in Liber w. B., No. 81, foiios 272, 273, and 27i,
Will be sold, at public auction, on "Wednesday, the
llth day Of November next at 10 O'Clock, m, at
the stove store on Pennsylvania avenue, between
9Th and 10th streets the stock Of stoves CRATES
diators, tin ware, tools, &c, amongst which are
Coal and wood stoves Of various patterns for par
lors, halls, &c.
Radiators, cooking stoves, CRATES of various size
and patterns nm .... l.-,
Boektin ware Of various kinds
Sets Of tea chests, fre-bricks, &c
Also, complete set Of timers tools, lathss, &c.
Terms of sale All sums of and under s25, cash.
over s25, and not exceeding Sl00, a credit of two
and four months; over Sl0e, a credit Of two, four
and six months, for approved endorsed notes, bear
ing interest. .lL-- L-
........e ........... Trustees.
R. w. DYER, Auctioneer.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
CoLLEcroR's oFYIcE, KEY WEsr,

90 ..ar CoLLEcroR's 0FFIcE, KEY WEsr,
18th October, 1876.
TUE Sand Key and Key West Lighthouses
l. were entirely destroyed by the hurricane OF
the Ith inst, and the floating light at the entrance
ofthe northwest pass, Key West, was driven from
her moorings. Sand Key has disappeared, and no
light will be shown either there or at Whitehead's
Point, Key West until further notice. . s
The lght-ship at the Northwest Pass, will be re-
placed by the 25th met The floating light at Caryt
Fort reef is secure ut her moorings. ~.
.".. .'| s. r. MALLORY, Collector.
To be published 30 days in the New York Her
aid, Courier and Enquirer, and Journal Of Commerce
and send bills to S. r. Mallory, collector, Key
West.
Oct. 30-dlm ".... s..t a.. ...
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OBITUARY-TEXAS.

Considering the magnitude Of the events, our ac-
counts from the army are meagre and unsausfac-
tory, and leave much room for painful expectation,
an Il is impossible to know who among the dead
and wounded whose names not given. The
Texans, there is reason To believe, were not away
from the post Of danger; but although their friends
may indulge fears for their safety, they have
none for their honor. Among the slain reported
Texas has To deplore Captain Gillespie, brave and
esfeemed officer, whose services oa the frontier in
times past have been of great benefit to the State
Major Barbour, of the Sd infantry has left young
and devoted wife in this city, whose very being
seemed to be wrapped up in his own. He wasa young
officer, and in the line Of rapid promotion, having
won the rink in which he died in the battle Of the
9th Of May. Had he been spared longer life, he
would have won still higher place in his profess
sion; but he could never have found more glorious
death. To others, death may be the king of ter
rors: ~ Tyrr. a'H ."' g.. .a ... So ..
"But TO the hero when his sword,
Hath the battle Tor the free,
His voice sounds like prophets word,
And In its hollow tones are heard
~ The thanks of millions yet to be-"
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
II0VSEHOID and X itchen furnftur,


uOUsEHOLD and Kitchen Furniture,
IL Piano Forte, &c., at auction.--On
Monday, the I'd Of November, | shall SELL al the
residence Of Mr.. Rhea, on Missouri avenue, be-
tween Al and 9Th streets, fronting the canal at 10
O'Clock, M splendid and large lot Of furniture,
VIZ: -sHHFE
Mahogany sidebOards, dressing, and other ba-
Mahogany sPring-seat sofas, ottomans, lounges,
&c. -
Mahogany ParOr and Plash-cOvsred rocking
chairs, fine
Mahogany dining, breakfast, card, and side,a.
bles
Mahogany msrble-top centre table
Work and washslsnds
Mahogany fne large book case, wardrobsS, hat
rack
Convex, mirrer, and pier glasses
Parlor and chamber wipdow curtains
Solar, astral, hail. and other lamps
Feather beds, bedding, and Dedslead
Cane, rush, and woodrssai chairs, pine tables,
&c.
Andirons, shoyes, tongs, tenders, &c.
China, glass; and crockery ware
Knives and forks, DC
Plated eastors, candlestieks, snuffers and Trays
Also, a splendid piano forte, made by Chiekerng,
Of fine tone and touch
Brussels three-ply, ingram, Venetian, and step
carpet
Also, an excelsn, lot Of kitchen requisites
Paror, hall, radiator, and other stoves
Also, good mich COW
With many other articles too tedious TO enumer-
ate.
Terms: All sums Of and under s25, cash. over
s25, credit Of thirty and sixty days, for notes sat
lsknetorily endorsed, bearing interest
The public are particularly invited 10 attend this
sale, as the furniture Is Of superior quality, and
A. GREEN,
Oct Odd AuetoneeF
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PROM The DETROIT Free
MICHIGAN.

ROBERr MeCLELLASD-Butf few men, in so short
time, ever gained so high reputation, that
earned by Robert McClelland in the three years he
has been a member Of Congress. Eminendy gifted
with The faculty OF making tisnds, his nhuSgee 10
the national councils is great md that nauescs has
always been exercised for the benefit Of the neglect
ed west.
For one so talented, Mr.. MeClellend speaks but
seldom, and always to the point, and is listened to
with atteaton. As chairman Of the Committee on
Commerce during the present session, he added
much TO his reputation for industry and ability 80
untiring was his industry, that the other members
Of the commerce committee complimented him by a
present, beautiful as il was appropriate, as token
OF their esteem for the man, and admiration Of his
talents. "a. ."I ... .s ." 'r..f ... Oh.
His denomination, by the domoeraey, is every
where hailed with lively satisfaction, and the press
Of other States TEEN with articles in his praise His
fame is not confined to Michigan alone, bot in every
commercial and agricultural Stale m the Union, and
more particularly throughout the great west, the
name Of Robert McCleand is known, and his ser
vices and talents appreciated. ... 3D. .II.l -.
Such is the man for whom the democracy Of the
ls district again called to vote at tie next cleo
lion. That they will respond TO that call and give
him majority large beyond former years, is a fact
which il would be folly to doubt, II the democracy
but do their duty on Tuesday week.
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MI. .sAnAREWARD.-- J. Turner,
NJ llUN u late n hoolx= eener in the Mech nica,

Bank Of Baltimore, absconded on about tho nightof
Tuesday, the 20thnst, since which it has been dscoy
cred that through false entries frauds have been COM
mtted on the Mechanics Bank of Baltimore. Thesa
Richard J. Turner is about 80 years Of age, five feet
eight inches in height, has reddish brown hair; a
small artery in the left check always pulsating, which
is easily observed; has remarkably large foot;
down look with an inability to meet your eye,is
courteous and bland in his Manners ayNta gstJ.
Z The above reward will be paid by the president
and directors Of the Mechanics Bank of Baltimore
for his apprehension and delivery TO the civil author
tiles of this city. by order; .-,1LUTLW WET4
\ Ig,.g N aa' JOHN b. MORRIS, President. z
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sell on Tuesday morning next, the 81 instant. at III
O'Clock, al the eelsbeed pursery Of Mr, Robert
Holiday, Pennsylvania avenue, choice collection
Of roses including the newest and rarest varieties
lately introduced, consispes OF mosses, Bourbons,
noisetts theas, Bengas, perpetuals, &c, &C., with
their hybrds, such perpetoas. munget or perpet-
ual moss, moss panache OF striped moss, Princess
Addailia moss, de.i chromalell1 or cloth OF gold,
sofaiaoe, Souvenir de la Malnsisone, Comtesse
Duchate, &c, &c, &c. Many Of them being stand
ard plants, and suiisbs for lawns or cemeteries, DC.
The above large collection " Ill be sold in such lots
as TO suii both gardeners and amateurs, Caisioguss
will be ready on Friday morning next, giving par
tcular description Of the same, and can be had by
calling al ous counting room, and al the Offices Of
the Clipper and Sun. Terms: Sum Of $50 and
under, cashi over $50, six months for approved
security. L.
.. Aucuoneers.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUC-
IL TIoN.-on Wednesday next, the Alb No
vember, at 10 O'Clock, a. m, shall sell at the resi-
posite the south gate of the Capitol, her household
and kitchen furniture, amongst which are
Mahogany hair-seat chairs and sofa
Mahogany dining, card, and centre tables
Pier glass, Moreen and muslin window curtains
and ornaments
Cane-seat and other chairs, mahogany sdeboard
Fire-irons, solar and other lamps
Dinner sets, crockery and glass ware
Three-ply and ingram parlor, hall, step and cham
Der carpets bedsteads, beds, mattresses, and bed.
ding .. ~ .." . ."
Mahogany bureau, washstands, toilet sets, &c.
With many other articles, and lot Of kitchen
requisites. "a. ..
Terms OF sale All sums Of and under s25, cash;
S25, credit Of sixty and ninety days, for ap-
proved endorsed notes, bearing interest
= .. .,..slat. ... r. w, DYER, HE
Oct 30--d ..a. Auctioneer
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BY VIM. MARSHALL, Auctioneer.
and Harness at Auctio,

" On Wednesday afternoon, 4th November,
at 4 o'clock, shall SELL in front OF my store, 4
large and handsome assortment Of carriages, DC,
viz /;
Large close coaches
Square carriages for four and six persons
Rockaways, for two and -four persons
Buggies, with leather falling tops
Baronches and doctors phetons
With several sets Of single and double harness.
Also, three secondhand carriages in good order.
Also, three good family horses.
WM. MARSHALL,
Oct. 26-dts Aueuoneer.
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NOTICE.-The public are hereby cautioned
IN against trusting or harboriDg my wife, Sarah
A. Snyder, late Sarah A. Plant, she has left me
without provocation. shall, therefore, pay no
debts of her contracting, be in any way account.
able for her conduct ar ..s
..r ~9 NICHOLAS SNYDER.
Oct o6-3ts ... ...s .
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CARp.--JoHN MILLER, haviog lessed

/ A CARD.--JoHN MILLER, having leased
\. IN the confectionery establishment late under the
management and direction Of Mr.. Paul Kinchy, on
the south side of Pennsylvania avenue, between
10th and llth streets, respectfully informs his friends
and the public that it is this day opened at the old
stand above Damed. f. 81 ~ 9.e9a. s.Fipi#
Jobn Miller has fitted up his store and ice-cream
saloons in very comfortable and elegant manner
for the reception and entertainment Of those ladies
and gentlemen, and parties who may be pleased to
favor him with a call. His store is abundantly
supplied with every kind of confectionery and conn
esubles, both Of his own manufacture and imported
articles. . SEQ a r
In soliciting continuance Of the liberal patronage
which he has received fron the public, John Mi
Ter respectfully acknowledges past favors, and
pledges himself to provide for public and private en-
tertainmens, select parties, and others, in such
style AZ cannot be surpassed by any other person
| IN the same line Of business, Oct 26--3t
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ATTORNEY GksERAL.--Hon. Nathan Clifford, Of
Maine, has been appointed Attorney General Of the
Unned States, in place Of Mr.. Mason, transferred
to the Navy Department, and has entered upon his
duties. This is the first cabinet appointment ever
bestowed upon citizen of Maine and has been
most judiciously bestowed in this instance. Il is
equally honorable to the President and to the new
Attorney General that the latter received his APP
pointment without any solicitation on his part, and
without having sought il IN any way. We believe
that President Polk has disposed Of more important
Offices on this principle than any of his predecessors
and in doing so, has, in most cases, secured the
vices Of better men, than they are who manifest an
impatient Willingness TO serve the public, and can
thrive only when feeding at the public crib. s..
I'D. .. IT (Springfsid Post.
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A RMY LIST for 1896 Ohicfal Army
IN Register the last issued, for sale Ga few copies
Of the edition only remaning) by +. TAYLOR
Price o5 cents. 'aaEE Aug Is
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Oct. 27-3t
PROPOSALS FOR UNITED STATES
LOAN.
TREAsURY DEPARraEsr,

TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,
..... ...,rl., ..-.... October 80, 1886.
An ACT having been passed by Congress, and
"A approysd by the President Of the United States,
on thA22d Of July, 1886, entitled "An act author
izing an issue Of treasury notes and loan," the
Undersigned, Secretary Of the Treasury, will in pur
suance Of the provisions Of said act, receive pro-
Posals at the treasury until the i2lh Of November
1886, inclusive for the subscription Of loan Of fve
millions Of dollars, stock bearing interest Of
six per cent. per annum, payable semi-annually
The, proposals. viii state the price 10 be paid for
said stock; the money loaned 10 be placed 10 the
credit Of The Treasurer Of the United States, with
him or with either of the assistant, tressurers at
Boston, New York, or Charleston, or the treasurer
OF the mint al Philadephia, or New Orleans. Stock
will be inscribed on the books OF the department,
and certificates issued for the thus agreed for
on evidences Of the deposte Of the money as pro-
Sided above bearing interest from the date Of the de-
posits, and irredeemable before the 18th Of Noyem
Der, 1856 The proposals will state where the
money will be deposited, and should be directed in
letters under seal to the Secretary Of the Treasury
endorsed proposals for the United States loan"
No offer for any sun under one thousand dollars
will be considered. r...r .ur.a. .... '...
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IA CARD.-The attention or the public
"A is respectfully called to the sale which will
take place on Monday, the Cd November, at Mrs,
Rhea's, on Missouri avenue, il being an excellent
lot Of furniture, and where other articles, which
were neglected to he inserted in the advertisement
such silver tea SET table, desert and tea spoons,
fine gold-bsnd China tea set, &c.--wil be sold.
Oct 81 A. GREEN.
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DEACH TREES.--5O,00Os superior inocuated
Il peach trees, ofthe most approved varieties, two
years old from the stone, from FIVE to eight feet in
height inocuated either Immediately of the prev-
Gus year, or two, from bearing trees. Warranted,
upon the condition Of refunding the price paid, at
the low price OF SIX cents, packed and delivered in
Philadelphia, on six months' credit. for approved
paper, foe 900 trees, or more. For sale at my
nursery, at Haddonheld, New Jersey.
Also, apple, cherry, and Ornamental trees.
q DAVID ROE
Hsddonheld, October, ls4s.
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BY. A. Green, Auctioneer.
Y ALI M L RrinE Inuaa a nd I0f a

By A. Green, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE Brick House and Lot at
v Auction -On Monday, the 9th of Novem.
ber, shall SELL the premises, at O'Clock, p m,
lot ID, in reservation IL, with the Improvements,
which are fine brick house, carriage-house, and
stable. The lot contains 6,480 square feet The
property is handsomely situated on street, be-
tween ID and Sd Streets in the vicinity Of Gadsby's
hotel. The house contains ten rooms, very conse-
nient, and well built, and in the yard there Is an
abundance of fine fruit, such as pears, peaches,
plums, grapes, &c Terms at sale.
-l ti. A. GREEN, &.
Oct 29-eod&ds H ra Auctioneer
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MRS. MINOR, on Y, between eth a 7th
IVl streets, has several fine large rooms unoccu-
pied, and would accommodate yearly or transient
bosrders on reasonable terms. Oct 19--dtlNov
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r. J. WALKER,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Oct 30-dtl2N

The lntelligencer, Washington; Baltimore Repub
and Argus; keystone and Pennsylvanian Phiade
phia; Globe and Evening Post, New York; Boston
Post, Boston Times, and Charleston Courier, will
nls an ronu ahnva
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INTENSIVE Sale or Household Fur
IL niture, Plated Ware, China, and

INTENSIVE Sale or Household Fur
II niture, Plated Ware, China, ana
Glass Ware, &c.--By virtue Of a deed o.
trust from L. Galabrun to the subscriber dated inc
9Th day of June, 1886, and duly recorded, shall
sell, at the European Hotel, on Pennsylvania ave-
nue., between l4fh and 18th streets, on Monday tho
I'd day of November next, AT hslfpast 10 o'clock,
% all the furniture, plate, china, glass ware, &C.,
of that large establishment; amongst which 10 the
furniture of several parlors, such as. srs5.
Mahogany chairs, sofas, and lounges f
Marbe-top pier tables, pier glasses
Mahogany centre tables, sideboards
Moreen and muslin window curtains, carpets
rugs
The furniture of 40 chambers, such ss-- !,
High and French post double and single bed
pteads
Mahogany bureaus, wardrobes, washstands, 'oi1
Chairs, fire-irons, store carpets
Double and, sing 10 beds and mattresses
A large quantity OF bedding, such as
Comforts, sheets, blankcts, pilow-cases, &c.
Also, diaper damask tablecloths, napkins ana
Very handsome dinner and dessert china
A large quantity of white granite ware, glass;
A. general assortment Of very superior silver
plated ware such as walters, dishes, castors quo1
stands, oandlesticks, branches, &c.
With great variety of other articles necessary
for so large an establishment.
The bar-room fixtures, bar-room chairs, settees
Extension dining tables, &c.
With a very superior lot Of copper and oth'1
cooking utensils. t'# 1
Also a very excellent baggage wagon, and gray
horse.
Terms of sale: All sums Of and under $40, cash
over $50, credit Of 2, 4, and months, for no'eI
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
IL the terms OF sale are not complied with IN NV
days, reserve the right TO resell at the cost and
pense Of the first purchaser
JOHNSON HELEN, Trustee
r. w. DYER,
Oct 9--lw&dsif Auctioneer'
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BY A. GREEN. Aucti0neer.

BY A. GREEN. Aucti0neer.
GTORE and Basement Rooms for rent
- at AuctiOn.-On Monday, the 9th Novem-
Der, shall rent to the highest bidder, on the prem
ses, at Al o'clock, the westernmost store and two
basement rooms Of Jackson Hall. The store is
81 by % feet in the clear, and the Easements are
each sc by % feet inches IN the clear. The build
ing is on the north side of Pennsylvania avenue,
about half way between the railroad depot and
Coleman's Hotel, and is one Of the best stands in
this city, either for wholesale or retail business.
Terms made known at sale. .,s,
A. GREEN, va
Oct 30-4t Auctioneer.
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III AIR and Moreen skirts, an improfe'
IL and pleasant description of skirt for WIN.
wear, giving easy and graceful set to the drs',
and possessing the advantages OF warmth and y
rahiiity.
Also, most desirable article Of silk, merino, ."
chsmois kid vests, FOR ladies and childr n, At
j. III. GIBBS'S
'as Fancy and ornamental hair store,
Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10th stress
Oct 974-6tif ~ ENIMFFr
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUC-

R. w. DYER, Auctioneer.
Oct 30-3tawddsif
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