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Nv =. G. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

FINE BRICK HOUSE AND LOTS AT AUCTIDN.-on Fri
day afternoon, June 49, at O'clock the premises, shall
lot No. g. square 1872 fronting 80 feet Goth
running back l55 feet 10 inches improved by two
story bodybuilding, containing ten
Also the lot having front of 29l feet,
running bach los feet l0inches.
The house. pleasantly the Of and
examined by application the premises
residue
satisfactorily secured bearing JAS. u. MCGUIRE,
June lid Auctoneer.
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PROPOSALS Carrying the Mails Of the United
the Let september,
1852 June, 1885, viii be received al the Contract
Once OF the Department. in the city ol Washington, ua
iii TO- M the 18th day Of June 1882 TO be decided by TIE next
aOFrom cambridge Florida by Chaitahoochc, ochccsee West
inon, BuH, lola, and For Gadden, 70 Apilachi
cola, miles, twice week and back from 18th October 70
18th June OF each year, and once week residue.
From 1854 October 70 l5tA Junc.
Leave BaInbrdge every Sunday Wednesday St5a.mi
Arrive at Apalachcola next days by II, a. ms
ApalRclicOa Monday and Thursday
Arrive at cambridge days NY 10, p.
Prom I5th june 10 l5h October.
Leave Bainbrdre every sunday at Z, an;
Arrive Apalachcoia Tuesday by 8, q, nj
Leav Apaachicola Wednesday at 10 a.
Arrive at Bainbndge Friday by II, m
Proposals commencing Chatahoocho invited also
separate cambridge and Chatahoocho
18th June and twice week residue Of year, viii be con
sdered
NOTES.
Bidders should conveyance intended The mail
carried passengers their excluon
required by the mails Mail be conveyed
without chsrre be let coach, stage, or steamboat
viii be made from the mail trips not
run and hnes imposed performed aeeaby 20 the
particulars The Postmaster General may annhl
repeated failures, violating the Post once laws ne
may Schedule provided he allows pro raa
pay additional stock made by The change
with No extra pay Of actual over adyer
distance above designated prove y pe
stated The proposals addressed TO The Second assistant
Postmaster General endorsed Mail proposals IN me sue o
Forda and be accompanied 9th guaranty q one q more
ponsbie persons certificate Of one or more posnaser
able 10 make good eT guaranty
e M X HALL, Postmaster General
Posr OrroE DEPARTMENT, April 10, 1852 ApA-la"aW
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IxCEI.sIpW Building Hardware and Tool store
excIuveyhe largest only establishment Of the Mind IN
satos-wM M. MCCLURE BRO, No 2s1 Market
Philadelphia Manufacturer depot for locks o.
a kinds quality premium porcelain knobs over oO
patterns silver plated hinges, Sc, with uo most cones o
meni . all The modern patterns IN this ins.
Builders dealers invited 20 call and examine our sock
Catalogues by mail, n desired.
Hot air registers and venulators, at factory prices
March l3-law6m
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Nv J. G, MCGUIRE, auotioneer.

VALUABLE ISLAND LOTS AT AUCTION.-On Monday after
noon 2s O'Clock, the premises shall sell lot
H. square 800 fronting fortyfyc feet Twelfth
west running 3otee alley. This
sl carriage house, and shop built the
end, which will ba sold with IT.
Also 49, square fronting hfy feet 18th street,
and running back 80 feet 10 Object alley.
ehd residue in six and twelve months, for
satisfactorily secured, bearing interest -
June I'D J. Q. MCGUIRE huctoneer.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS h CO.,
No. So Wall street. N. Y,
BROWN, sIIIPLEY Co,
Liverpool.
f. q. ROBERTS 4 CO,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE n Co,
% Roe Nore Dame des Victories,
Paris
GEO. n DRAPER, IIauc.
The owners shps viii accountable for god silver
bullion spece iewcr Stones metals unless bills OF
adnR arc signed therefor and the value thereof therein expressed
Sept 5-dly
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Regulations.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

DEPARTMENT INTERIOR,
Washington, June s. 1852
1st Whenever appeal from the decision
TO this department. the subject shall be Immediately referred the
appeal taken with
report practicable upon subject OF the
appeal report ceved the department. shall
be Immediately dockeed non the date when eceved0 and the
attorney other appealing shall be notified TO file within
fifteen days from such notice. which lie
submit on the questions involved in the appeal.
ID Aer the appeal been evidence will be
ceved the department viii be received after
the lapse of fifteen from notice shall be the
appellant his the dockeng the appeal unless for good
shown, shall have enlarged before the eXpi
OF the said fifteen days.
BY order of the ecreary OF the Interior:
June S-lw ID. q. GODDARD, Chief Clerk.
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A1oTTCE.-Isnd warrant No. 1891 issued TO the under
in signed June sf private in Captain ColemNn's company
Abama the Hon n "
Brown United House Of Representatives and ha y son
msad This y, therefore, 70 give notice mat
viii M tho expiration az six weeks from make application
10 the Commissioner Of Pensions Of Washington for du
pcate and, further have hled careaf WIN te
Commissioner Of the General Land Office TO prevent me issuance
nais.3 a. aforesaid DAVID A. JONES,
An i4-Iawsw OF Neshoba county Mississippi.
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leave Join in the application therein made, and state
that from the best knowledge and information we have
upon the subject, have full confidence in the facts
as therein set forth.
THOS b. HOWARD.
JAS. w. SCOTT.
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passenger lbs personal baggage free, not ex
ceeding in measurement 10 cubic feet
furnished with mattress and pillow, and
with the
Freight Chagres 70 foot and from
Francisco the &OO The transit oil
the isthmus a expense Of the passengers
Ii will be perceived that by the through hhl line secure
great advantage the quality Of the employed and
an despatch from boats always ready
both ends of the line accidents.
information apply the office Of the company 81 and
choice berhs apply AT Tho company
agency No. 1T West street, Of Warren street, New YORK.
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Pacific Mail Steamship CoEnpany.Jrhs only Through
Lime CALIFORNIA; and Oregon.
NAyy RAY Am

srn The public informed that, under the present
L&s{ arrangements OF this company steamers Inspected
ZRIAIH and approved the Navy Department, suitable
SA@HG IA strength and power for conversion Into war
OF the first class carrying ts United States malls will
hereafter leave Panama for San Francseo Immediately ON arrival Of
the Atlantic mails and will leave Francisco Panama the
LIST and 18th days month The following packets be
longing this company the Pacific least Of which
VIII be always In port az eaeh end Of the
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We that the Observatory engaged in
making observations with astronomical
expedition Chill that the public requires that the officers
while should be therefore
decided close the Observatory visers every evening from
sunset
Visitors will be admitted any time between m p.
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foR HARPEK,s FEl,ltY.

DAILY LISE)
THE packet Fashion will the ensuing season.
commencing date, Georgetown and Harper
Leaving Georgetown daily arriving Harpers Ferry
ne II morning at m Cumberland
Winchester.
Returning Iarpers Ferry arriving al George
morning al 6 O'Clock.
will be readiness, the arrival OF passengers
Georgetown 10 convey them Washington.
Qg-Pare through including board, 81 So
22--du
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The steamship Columbia will ply IN connection win TIC
Francisco and ports IN oregon
allowed $50 lbs personal baggage ee not eh
Gee n III 10 cubic feet
Freight Chagres 40 cents per loot ana IRON
Panama 10 San Francisco a the Of sl0O per ton
YVES, street New YORK city. M q. ROBERTS
l6--d3m
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AUCTION NOT1CEThe subscriber announces n
II his public that he the auction
and commission his account offers
vices or tie sale Of description Of real and personal property
upon the favorable terns.
With experience twenty years various Departments Of
auction business the which he has been personally
known 20 the citizens Washington aucOnee
firms Of Dyer Bro and Dyer Mcclure, he deems
than thar his relied
a maiters Of business and sales OF cashed without
delay.
commission persons wishing 20 employ
viii please call At the Office Of A. Roihwe esq
Of TIN where Ne found during
and prepared the calls 81 the public
Respectfully 4, N, sTRATToN.
June lO--dT
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BloOdu Duel.

CHARLESTON June l3-Coonel Grouard and Major Jones
fought a duel with bowieknives Fort Melo Florida,
the I'd inst which Jones killed Gouard had given
himself up.
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lust Openings new style vsitcs
" - black lace points, very pretty
% pieces choice styles white embroidered muslin
- do fine white Swiss
~ do plaid cambrcs, from l9H cents up
~ do fine and superior Irish linen OF Bafkie's cele
brated brand
80 do Rchardons heavy family linens, goods
Gentlemen wishing linen for shirting purposes
give calls with every other article line, and prices that
cannot fail to please.
VERIFY n MILLER,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7,h and 9Th
Iuno 5-dmf
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CINoINNATI, June ii The extensive foundry of W O.
Davis u Co., the corner OF Broadway and Court
Streets destroyed by fire this afternoon. The loss is
heavy, but is partially covered by insurance. 80
The Miami canal broke this city last night and will
be repaired in three days.
The weather is hot but the health of the city continues
good The cholera, ship fever, &c. prevailing among
the emiUants OF the river from New Orleans.
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rrUE Marine Hotel at Fairfield Connecticut Will u.
opened by it proprietor D. MoNNoT hrs day
next, o summer branch OF the New York fioe.
Marine situated beautiful village on Long Island
Sound, aodng all Inducements bathing and
romantic adjacent country Every endeavor viii be
eEorcd insure for the hotal the distinguished patronage
yious
Plans can be and rooms engaged at the above hotel
held or at the New York Hs The distance from New
50 mles and by the New York and New Haven railroad
nj Fairfield several times day. May 20-dIJuly
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Cement ana ceio,nea Plaster.

JUST arrived 100 casks best New cement 80 casks hes
cacned plaster which, together white sand, shingles
and all other building materials kept hand
viii be sold reasonable terms, good paper by
r. NJ. PEARSON \ CO.,
June 1l-6t At their Lumber yard, TIN st. near
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sales To-day.
RYE N srRhTTos, nucooneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON STREET AT AUCTION
on wednesday 49, O'Clock, p. M the premises,
shall building lots, situated north street.
10Th streets, frankn Square, each having
loX feet Tides perfect Conveyancss al The expense OF
purchaser.
Terms fourth residue in i2 ls and % months
satisfactorily secured, bearing interest.
June I3-M
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IN PURSUANCE Of a N Order q the Orphan so"ii
Of Baltimore city, notice shereby given that n the asi w 80
Edward Matthews, Of Baltimore city, and Wh
admitted 10 probate on the 9th day Of December 1888 ee
following item designated the third item Of said last vi" wv
testament
Item al will bequoah half OF my estate, at my Wg =,
DEATH be divided into sk equal parihree parts 20 81.
HuRhess children their heirs, three
three my Grandfather Matthew's usndehdren o. hem Az
dsinterested in the parish OF
county Gamogan South Wales shall be judges on ts
OF the above children, their he be wea
not my that the next poorest Of my roau0
either side shall have itn -, ..ngrv al
And in pursuance ORDER further given
persons provision OF sad ITEM
pear in person on by solicitor before the s day Of July S
hiht proofs their said provision, and 20 AZ
and abide the said orphans eour may "A
premises. JOSEPH y FICKLIN,
Adunlstratorse bonis uon with the viii annexed, u.
Dec a7-iam6m hoWaia -
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The steamship Columbia will keep semi monthly commu
awaiting the
port Of the mails and passengers from Panama.
returning without with the mails and passengers Tor the
n Francisco.
regular pIopeers side wheel steamers will be kept
freight and transient between
Panama and San Francisco.
viii the connexon between
ports The In the Allan
viii be maintnRed United States mail steamships
georgia ..,...... 900
ONO,
Illinois. SySVV
Empire City. .2,OO0
I'll Dorado.
Cherokee - biVo
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fts Ut
HE unrvaed place lr obtaining all wines, liquors, Sc good
and cheap "snder" has lateyn consequences Of The nume
pensh his importsons and he has the sa
faction Of offering the best and liquors imported
Duff Gordon Ces sherhcs embracing delicate pale, a. yc
low prices old and some very choice dags
gallons specially selected for consumers some extra AmoulSo
~ tote put up IN Europe, which be challenges equal 70 any
The Msn1anis and Amonado shenies peculiarly adap
to convalescenu, as they strengthen whout Summarizing a
not the acid Of many other wines.
mers e Of Bunneser" at oporto, and imported d..
rect ,,,,-
proved BY has cuomor because their manifest superiority Over
all Ports and red wines paimed on A. such.
the gallon or Wholesale Sy the cask Among them
delicate white Port and Malnsey Port 90,
suffering with chronic affection Of the bowels cannot
too careful In their choice OF Port -,
and West indies setal &C. &c. Nc, on drauE and IN eue
10 tbc sparkling wines Of tho subscriber il H
champagne and the splendid sparkling Mo-es, m
ported BY Him. superior 10 other wines, and arc sod %
low most Of the inferior wines nowin the market wheh ."
put upon buyers class. .
Ho has also champagne wines Of various brands and
wines generally the subscriber holds himself be judge and .
oeI. o fines, -. ',oes mere from e re agMss.@
OfBuundy wines he has large stock and can assure ~
present them from his vaults good boiue OF D
ssatsrne and Bar-ac always hand in bottles,
His selection OF Rhine and Mo~ee Wines from the celM
Messrs Jordan u Cobenz, extensive and num
many Still Hooks and Mosole from the cheapest sorts 70
vntages Of the "sionbe which IL tho bestgoWw
In hs article. Of Cognac and other brandies su
embracing some very ols0o o Guard DUpuy
celebrated CavicT Of 1891 - in eighth CASKS and
hhds and "Dubouee, sts In hhds on consignment Wcn "
Also irish Scotch Mononeahea whikey, Jamaica 'rI
above sold by retail in quantity desired
Al soods deliys within one days reSe Of Philadelphia, e
paid Orders will be promptly executed II sent ny man"
graph. icon s,,nrn
Cheap Wine Store, 7o Walnut street. Philadelphia
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THE Principal wsr.rton IN o. Male Academy wishes
employ forthwith teacher who IL qualified teach
the various English branches and tho lower mahemac He must
be unmarried man, habits and good
All applications mustbc made Immediately and by letter. post paid
TO the Principal.
Feb lQ-du
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ny J..C. MCGUIRE, Auctionoer.


VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION
Wednesday, June 10Th, at O'Clock, the premises,
shall sch valuable brick house, with back building
The house well bu and IN good
Ninth " being lot No q in square No
4O7 fronting 81 feet Ninth street, running back 100 feet This
desirable locations for private residence In the
city,
JAS. &. MCGUIRE,
10-tts Ancuoncor,
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By ,. G. Mcguire, Auotiopc,

Osa SHARES FIREMEN's INSURANCE STOCK At AUG
Z0U TONBy of president and directors Of The Fire
Insurance Company Of Washington and Georgetown sha
rooms Wednesday, the 10th instant Of
O'Clock $50 shares OF stock Of said standing IN the
Munroe deceased which four daas share
subject restrictions the charter Of the
said company imposes
Win be added, seventy five shares Patriotic Bank stock
Terms cash. In bankhble funds, JAS. Z, MCGUIRE,
June ll--cod&d Aucnoueer
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The Boston Delegation Arriusd.-An army from The
North-Great Excitement

PHILADELPHIA, June Ib--2, p m.-The Boston delegation
of wings numbering five hundred strong, arrived here
2 p, M to-day from New York, en- route for Baltimore
KendaPs splendid brass band accompanies them
They depart for Baltimore at 3 p, M in special train
and will reach Baltimore aboutS o'clock The residue OF the
delegation will be through some time Tonight.
have just the chief marshai-he sends his compl
his friend Mr. Rodgers of the Boston Journal who
is in Baltimore, and asks OF him TO be al tho depot
with his friends and such other Baltimore wings as may
feel disposed show him and his delegates the way up
We have accounts from New York of immense numbers
their way the convention. The interior OF Pennsyl
vania pouring her egions you may look out Tor
perfect crowd by nghsuch perhaps, as Balti'
more never before contained
The Boston delegation full of hope and high spirits
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HANDSOME Bercges, Lawns, India silks, and
III have complete stock
purchases and the stncks Of dress goods
at generally small feel
inducements ladies want style o dress goods thai
they would find elsewhere.
also OF Russia sheetngs l0 li-4
and ia will sell The lowest market prices.
linens, powcae linens, napkins, tONelinR and
general Of keeping goods which viii offer very
cheap - . .... . =
w. NJ. SHUSTER n CO.,
Seventh street, near Penn, avenue
June l3-d3uf
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DEADY-uADE CIsOTHING.-We invite all purchasers
IL izens and who search Of bargains call
examine immense and attractive stock OF clothing,
which Will be found to embrace the Latest largest aud best
offered IN Washington and Styles
equal ID. Therefore wish
in all good goods low prices call Boys cloth
ing OF all kinds and Ia the abundance
uo children nom head 70 foot all kinds and qualities Of cheap
readynade clothing Gentlemen petcrng clothing
made order End
Casmees vestng and linen goods will
be made, finished by
accomplished and District Fits
guaranteed in all sale,
Aso hand quantity OF travelling packing trunks
yalscs, carpet bags. saiclels, sc.
Housekeepers win find Of all kinds furniture
such tables chairs sidcboard bedstCad
Eoas lounges, looking glasses wostand wristbands
desks paintings &C.
WALL d STEPHENS,
Successors William WAL,
Penn. avenue between OH and 10Th streets
June l3--3t door Of the Iron Building.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NORFOLK, June 10.

NOkFOLA, June TO.
Two boys, named John Mckenzie and Leabold Jen-
nng the former of Philadelphia arrived here yesterday
board the revenue cutter Crawford, from Key West
They attached the Of the unfortunate baIque
Falmouth, Captain Whitney, of Philadelphia, which was
sunk time ago by collision with the ship Tennessee
when the captain Of the Falmouth and seven others
drowned
The boys state that after the barque went down-whch
almost Immediately after the coson--the captain and
six OF the got together such articles they could get
hold Of having time away the boats)such
panks, hatch, side skids, &c, 10 which they clung
holding themselves together by their hands.
About IL o'clock of the number dropped OIL and
lost. At daylight Captain Whitney sunk. The remaining
five then separated, and drted IN different drec
tions-the above named two boys couple OF planks.
The boys Of their shipmates afterwards
and they supposed all penshed They remained in this
condition. without food or water, Tor days. when they
picked by the wrecking sloop Plume, Key West
having drifted near the Florida coast.
The soop orused for some in search OF others but
found none.
The of the lady passenger she standing
the quarter deck and doubtless went down.
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ny j. c. McGUIRE, Auctioneer.

EXECuToR's SALE OF VALUABLE LOT AT AUCTION.
On Monday June 81, 1852 O'Clock, premises
shall sell Let No. II in No. 49, situated 22l
between aud with front OF 70 feet and depth
feet, containing 9,99 square feet
Terms: Onehird residue in
with interest, satisfactorily secured
BY order of John Benner, Of Frederick Mey, de
ceased. JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
June I'D ctiunee
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INOUND, Sunday afternoon, the 9th Instant,
Il street. the Church OF Epiphany large The
obtain il upon application this oicc paying for
Ibis Advertisement June lB-d3tf
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DHIvATE TUTOR.-A young English gentleman, who has
received good educaon and resided some In Paris s
young
n private family Of respectrbily
References personal family
parties oe highest responsibility either in this country
In England
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f'HE Complete Works Of Dean swift, fine edition,
In two closely printed volumes large octave, edited by Roscoe
with portrait and biography and interesting valuable
never before published London, 1851 Price IS So received
June Is FRANCK TAYLOR.
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UOt<E-NECIS shirts made 10 order, aud warranted
quality onlysTERvFSs Browns Hotel, has
making order this city for ten years and IN
IT. Gentlemen wishing gooa aruce ana
well made will leave their orders at
sTEyENs's Sales Room, under Browns Hotel,
June l2-6ufeod
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GALE OF HARPEHs FERRY LOTs.-on Wednesday
the first day of September iS2 in OF orders
Secretary War; will be sold Harper's Ferry, Virginia,
portions of land belonging TO the United States that The
sale VIII be made in lots according plan recently made by
Howell Brown, Of Jefferson county, Virginia,
be exhibited the day of sale and which he
Bureau the War Department Washington
Office OF the Superintendent Of the Armoy arpers Ferry
Oneourth cash. payable the sale and
equal instruments years of the
sale If the OF each nstalmen, shall puncuay paid
when the shall fall due, shalt be charged
otherwise interest AT the Of shall
charged on such stmenl from the date Of sale until final
ment thereof
Workmen employed the United Armoy allowed
purchase exceeding the following terms,
Oneourth cash, and the remainder two
without inter dcd they that equal
the onewelh part u annual asamen shall be deducted
from their moaly workman should
The employment 81 the government he
nens remaining due property purchased by him.
the same conditions other purchasers.
NJ BNo deed ofconysyaHce for OF the lots will be
until the price thereof shall have been paid In full
BENZ. HUGER
Col. u. s. A. Commanding.
CoMMASpISo OuIcERs OFnCE,
Harpers Ferry Armory, June, 1852.
InnalE r. IuufIzfSa
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ELEGANT pARLoH ORGAN FOR SALE have for
u private elegant rosewood paor organ, which viii
be sold low Apply 70 - :, o,n,r
June l5-eost huctonecr and Commission Mefchatt