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DY GREEN q WILLIAMS
Id AUCTTONEERS

BY virtue Of decree OF the Orphans Court Of the
District OF Columbia will sell at public auction at the
auction room Of Green 4 Williams, corner Of Seventh
aud streets on FRIDAY, the l2th day Of October A.
d. 1865, at clock the equitable interest OF
Mary 4. and Margaret & Williams In lots numbered u
aud a. In Square No. 1885, In the city Of Washington
D. G.
The terms Of sale, as prescribed by the decree ra
hundred and hy dollars cash to be paid the me
Of sale and the balance, half In years. and tho
other hsf in four years, with interest payable semi-
annually SARAH b. WILLIAMS,
Guardian.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
aalQ- Aue
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GALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY

OFFICE OF Army CLOTHING AND EouIPAaE,
- NEw YoRK, September %, lse8. I
VIII be sold at public auction, at the Depot Of Army
Clothing and Equipage Of Laight and Washing
ton streets, New York city, the I'd day Of October
1865, commencing at II o'clock . m, certain auanu.
ties OF non regulation aud condemned clothing and
equipage consisting Of say about
4, 600 pounds, more or "a Musicians Frock
less, of Tents, Hos Goats,
pital, Wall, Com rs pairs Trovsers
mon and sibleyD lSl Hospital Tent Files,
27s Hospital Tents, 80 Wall Tent Plies,
az Wall Tents, 500 knapsaoks,
80 Common Tents, 7, 500 Canteens,
$50 Leather Caters, 90 Axes
SO7 Hogs CATERS, 45 Axe Handles
$50 Forage Caps, l5s Piohaxes,
%, 900 Cap Covers, GAL Spades,
3ss sibley Tent Stoves, 90 shovels,
10 Leather Stocks, l40 Mosquito Bars
lie Great Coat Straps Lot Of Brass Articles Flsss
,,,, Old Iron, &c, &c, &c,
ana various small articles Of clothing and equipage.
], 1855 feet Of Patent Leather, sound and new
2. $3.50 feet Goat Morocco, sound and new
yards Of Sky blue Facing Cloth, new.
Samples Of the above may DO seen at the Depot and
further information obtained.
Terms: Cash, In Government funds; ten per cent
down. and the balance before the goods are taken from
the depot which must be within three days Of ale
under forfeiture OF purchase and ten per cent.
Brig. Gen. D. Il. vINTON,
se2o-d Bvt. Quartermaster General, U. g. A.
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ANOTHER BAPTIST CHURcH.-We under
stand that quite large number Of oolored persons,
residing within two or three miles Of tho Eastern
Branch Navy Yard bridge. have associated to.
gethsr in forming new Baptist church, and the
first Sabbath in October is designated for the bap-
tism of several by immersion. Rev. Sandy Alex.
ander, an active and worthy minister Of that per
sunsion, has been instrumental in doing much good
in this new field.
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INSPECTION OF FLouR.-Mr Joseph He'd
rick inspector of -four for this city, has made his
report for the quarter ending September 80, 1866:
3i75 barrels Of family, 7s43 Of extra, l0lS Of
perGne, ll8 of fine -four and 10 barrels Of mid
dlings were inspected during the quarter, making
a total of 12,l70 barrels inspected. He also in
spected 31e barrels of rye -four.
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ri SON TAY LO B ,
BooKsELLKR AND srlfIoHIR,

SS4 PsnnsylvanIa avenue doors west Of Ninth street.
49, WARRINGTON CITY.
Al the new books Of the age received Immediately
prices
Imported Stationery and American manufacture Of all
grades and variety, At the lowest New York prices
Blank Book. q all styles on hand and made to order
latest fashion.
Al ksdissi Books supplied q publishsrs' rates.
Paper Asd Envelopes Sansa 70 order. sp,,w
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THE SABBArH.-The inclemency Of the
weather during the whole of yesterday prevented
an average attendance at Sabbath schools and
churches. We learn, however, that the interesting
services at Fourth Presbyterian Church, announced
in the REPUBLICAN Of Saturday morning, took
place with impressive effect, and that tho four now
Riders installed will prove highly acceptable to the
Church and religious public generally none can
d0ubt
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ID UBLIC LAND SALES IN WISCON-


SYNOPSIS OF THE PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION
No no DATED JUNE IA, 1865.
II orders public sales in the State Of WISCONSIN As
follows;
Al tbe Land ONCE At LA CROSSE on the Nth dsy of
sEPTEMBER next the reserved sections in thirty six
Townships and parts Of Tow nshps in the counties Of
Monroe, Jackson, Trsmpaleau. and Buffalo.
At the Land once at la CROSSE on the cath day Of
sEPTEMBER next seventeen parts of Townships the
counties =, above.
Al the Land 0face at FALLS ST. CRoIX, on the lst
day Of OCTOBER next the reserved sections In forty
four Townships and parts Of in the counties
Of Dunn, Pierce, and st. Crox.
Al the Land once 81 PALLs ST, CRoIX on the 22d
day Of OCTOBER next ten parts Of Townships in the
counties Of Pspin and Pierce.
At the Land once at EAU CLAIRE on the LIST day Of
OCTOBER next the reserved sections in ten parts Of
Townships, In the counties Of Clarke, Chippewa Eau
Claire, and Dunn.
At the Land Once at STEVENS POINT on the 2sth
day Of OCTOBER next one hundred aud ten Tow ID DIS
and parts Of Tow in the Of Marathon and
Oconto.
Al the Land Once At MENAsHA ON the 9Th day Of
OCTOBER next, sixty-seysu Towpsh and parts Of
Tovp.hips, in The county Of oconto.
Contsining over ave and quarter millions Of acres
Of public lands. J. r. RDMUNDs,
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WASHINGTON, GEORGETOWN AND ALExAS-
pRIA RAILRoAD.-The directors of this road have
determined to make some needed repairs on their
bridge over the Potomac, which will make It per
mansnt and substantial structure and render II
perfectly secure during the coming winter, whom
the river will be filed with ice. The work will DO
commenced Immediately.
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DEATH OF A LIoN.-On Friday last large
female lion attached to the circus Of Dan CASTILLO
died on board tho steamer Winnsimmst while
being conveyed from Alexandria to fredericksburg
Che was very old, end had been det for some tims
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KEEPING Vicious DoG.-Patrick Car.
psnter was arrested by Officers Crown and Bailey,
Of the Second precinct, on Saturday for keeping a
vicious dog and keeping dog without license
lie was taken before Justice Walter, who fined him
81 on each charge,
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ASSAULT AND BArrERy.-Adolph Krutley,
a German restaurant keeper, was arrested on Sat-
urday by Oficor McColgan, on complaint Of A. j.
Ames, who charged him with assault and battery.
lie was taken before Justice Giberson and held to
bail to answer the charge at court.
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MARRIAGE LrcEYsEs.-During the month
of September Mr.. r. J. Meigs clerk of the court,
has issued IT'S marriage licenses, Of which number
SO we're to colored persons. The number issued In
August waa 1911, or IA less than were Issued In
September
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HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-James Fl. O'Donoho,
q soldier, was arrested in the Second ward on
Saturday by Officer Britt on . charge Of highway
robbery The evidence before Justice Morsell
showed that O'Donoho sold the boy coat for one
dollar, and afterwards took II away from him. The
Justice sent the accused to Jail to await the action
of the Grand Jury.
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BASE BALL.-On Friday afternoon match
game took place between q select mines from the
Treasurer's office and the Office Of the Third Au
ditor In the Treasury Department, on the grounds
Of the National club, south Of the Executive Man.
sion, and was witnessed by q very large number Of
persons. The game resulted in the victory Of the
nine from the Treasurers Office, who defeated their
opponents by four runs, the score being follows
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LITER A. u H Z.

HARP ER'S
FOR OCTOBER, 1868.
PERSONAL REcoLLEcTIoNso OF THE wAR.-tFourth
ILLesralrross. Bsii'., Jamestown. Topo.
graphical Eueampment Msgruder's. Signal Station,
Montgomery County. -Enesmpment Of signal Party,
for Field Rsconn cissanee.--Csmp seminary.
Camp Of the Fourth New Jersey. Seminary Pump
WOODEN IEes
CRUISE OF THE ROB ROY.
ILLusrsArioSs-Ths Rob Roy in the Rollers. -Es.
thoLed Chann.i.-Ths Rob Roy on Wheels. TCsttis
Hay Fields. @iseommcd.tioss wsntsS L. Morning
yisitorsIrhs Rob Roy 10 crogd.Eshirkins a
~ 81 Il. q .ts: .s' Rap
wstsrfaii.-Chsin Barler.-Frsneh FISHERS.
HEROIC T,T PsES g s q IEsNIo MIN THE
usrsArross--samusi R Curtis. -BsttlsSof Pea
Ridss.-J.mss Q. Blu1t.-Faoei. J. HerrOn.-Rabb's
BatIsry.-Nineteenth Iowa and Twentieth Wisconsin
Entry into Little Rock.
MRS: RorH's BRIDAL TOUR.
TIE RUINED CHAPEL.
-1IIusrnArioss Coventry Procession, 1896 -
SEPTEMBER nsfGGaBB hs WOODS. % o0''n"'
F F2sS s6R ri aA 81 do IthIS AGAIN
THE PREEDMAN's STORY.
THE UGLY TOAD.
COST OF HOME.
MONTHLY RECORD OF CURRENT EVENTS.
EDITORS DRAWER.
TERMS FOR HARPER,s MAGAZINE AND WEEKLY
MAGAZINE, One Copy for 0ne Year. ...........A 90
WEEKLY, One Copy for One Year. ............. 90
An extra copy either Of the Weekly or the Magazine
will be supplied gratis to every Club Of Five subser
bers at ~ OO each, In one remittance sx Copies for
41O 90.
Bound Volumes Of the Magazine, each Volume con
tanning tina Numbers for Six Months will be furnished
for $500 per volume, and sent BY mail postage paid
Bound Volumes Of the Weekly each Volume conaiuing
the Numbers for One Year will be furnished for e0O
freight by express paid the weight Of the volumes bein
beyond that allowed In the mall. se2l
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Applications for admissions can be made to any Of the
medical staff the mAtron at the Hospital Orders for
admission to the free beds Of this institution be OBJ
dained VI the Rev. G. H. Hail. Rector OF the Epiphany
Church, Of the Rev A. D. Gillette Pastor Of the First
Baptist Church. and Of the Surgeon In charge at his
idenee ordsrsfor the mission Of the wives widows
Of soldiers Of the United States army be procured
jy2o @. II. HALL. D. D.. Secretary.
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JUVENILE BOOKS.

JUVENILE BUUkb.
To be published during October and November.
STORIES OF MANY LANDS. By Grace Greenwood
Illustrated
RED.LgTTER DAYS By Gail Hamilton. Illus.
tratsd.
AFLoAT IN THE FOREST. By Mayue Reid. Illus.
trated.
THE GIRAFRE.HUNTERs. By Mayns Reid. Illus.
trsted.
NEW JUVENILE By Louisa n AleOtt.
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DEAp-Dr. Samuel G. Snoot, one of the
first physicians of this city died At his residence on
Friday night, of consumption DR.. s. was In the
forty eighth year of his age and had large practice
The funeral will take place tomorrow at IL m. :,
from Calvary Baptist Church.
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n F F I q I A L q.
WAR DEPARTMENT, }
ApJurANT GENERALS OFFICE, J
wAsHINaroN. September lB. 1855. \

,r, AVN pnnn, .m,nSs pnn M, .v:.,vnr
huLEs hNn hESVLnI.uNS roh on LEI 10 ransyp
booNr,hs' Arrno,nu .uLi ~, 1000,
l. All sppneA'oa' .n.n W n'ee ",'n'" ~. pe'r
sh months from ,n' ,s' a.y " ve'V'e', iooo' SUI
fore any payments are made shall be classified BY
regiments bsttAlions or other separate orsanIsons
tied until the former shall have been paid
N. .,.,,,.,,on hall H.. .n,a,,.i, "A r,... sccon
W. .Pp'"oa -" - ~ - -.
panied ~ 'ne o',snAi VI 'ns .e'aie, ~. Wv
nmosV" W .ho ifn 'es'o. VI ."e A'. anu 'u'
iai'nsi Amu.' .u.' no us Nv, Nv, Is NO
""ed 70 re'ei'e rom 'ae on''eu o'A'e'' unue, a'
OF pi'o' W 'no A'' VI 'u'y 1o'n' i'oo' "o''
.hAn sioo bounty ior any aaa m'''A'y se''i'o ron
dsrsd by him during the late rsoeon' over and ABOVE
INC "moun' 'ne,e'n ',Alneu'
D. All appheauohs LOT 'he aoaiuonai ooun'y, au'noi'
hed oy 'nis Ae' from surviving Soia'es small oe IN tue
form hereinafter presonoeo' ana the evidence Oh iaen
MY snail DC 'ne same As " now required, anu apphea'
uons rom 'ne ns' OF ueoeasea oo III 'ne
iolm no" requIep " 'he treasury Depa'nen"
T. AS SUN :, 'ne . Y Wv sinS y. VI IN, an,
iesmen'' VI o'nei "
peen properly Ae'eu upon W, ~ m'e. oeuei"i 'AA"
'A.e .ne necessary s'sp' ,ol .nen p1o%p' PAM
% .AA '. .sp ~ ..sa, ~,
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uon wiii 10 ais,neay s's'eI. -
o. Az 'no AppNss,o ~. uou .y :. ieteu " Wv
'u Vi 'nes' fuie' Wv .i. ''a'o An anu wy
po'iou VI 'si'"' ''.NeN " '.' ' "Au s'
'nA' ne never s'Vsa man A' 'nere'n .A'ea.
., v'sSnnA"on' msaA IN sa' 500 VI 'ns
oh'eu oA'eS,or 'Aiea ou' luz Spe''"i PURPOSES, Us
e o'A'e n''iuH, nome ouAu'' ao suu NV 'neuu
'ne seneiA. poun'y 'A"''"' no' 'n''uu'u "'A'A 'A'
ms"nus ~ 'ne Se'
', eeu W. 80 'ea' y. Wv
sA'' Sno "eie u,reaeu W reason VI wy 'e.'nn~
'ou VI 'n' "' ..ai 10 .V1suN =" -.
Peroa OF 'neir enis'"on' anu "'e 'n'''eu W
bounty unaoi 'n's As',
w. fhe minority Oh hsrS, 'iA'mAn's ior ooun'' unaei
TINS Ac'' must DO proven W nA'o eAssa .he aAo Vi
It's passage. Parents shai' receive 'o'y the bounty
70 when 'hey may DC emitted rs hsis' unless 'he
iA.hei mas AoHnaonsa 'ae support oi MS ismhy' IN
whieh case snAn % pA'u W .he iho'nsr' Non'fes'
denee In 'he oh"sa e'A'es snsii ho' % par W 'ue
'is,n' vi nels, "nV ~ouie o'uei s.e Ies, ,ane.
ihs PROVISIONS u tue net eA''uae ifo "s 'ne
'o,iow,ns Glasses:
mos ~no, ave, ''',ns wv 'u. pe''o. " 'ns
s s.,,s. WIN '''"'A'"''' U''''"'s'' " ' '~p'
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MED ICAL sTAfF.

sURGsos ~ CHANCE,
j. II. THOMPSON, NJ D., lS4 | street, between TWEEN.
teth and Twenty First streets.
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS AND suRGEoSs.
JOS. X. BARNES, N. D., Surgeon General, United
States Army,
jos RILEY, M. D., Georgetown,
THOS. MILLER, NJ. D., Y street, Warrington.
A. Y. p. 0ARNETT, N, D., New York avenue
W. p. JOHNSTON, N. D., Washington.
GRAFTON TYLER, D., Georgetown.
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NOLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN
LYING.IN ASYLUM,
Ennrtaanth straal lclIcla corner Of NJ htIaet

This Institution Is situated In the most healthy por.
ton OF the District surrounded by its own grounds
Cars pass the door every Ave minutes.
Terms Of admission Prom 70 to 80 per week, In ac
oordancs with the required payable In advance
This includes Board Medicines Medical and Surgical
Attendance,
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New CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-The in
teresting ceremonies of laying the corner stone Of
this new and beautiful sanctuary, corner Of Tenth
and streets, will take place on Thursday next
and on the same day their popular and able pastor
Rev. DR.. Boynton will be ordained to his sacred
once. Our best wishes attend the new enterprise
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THE STEAMSHIP THAMES" Captain <scss
R. B. SWIFT, will leave New York every aSikIN
SATURDAY at s O'Clock p. m, and Wharf
No. Al Water street, Georgetown, every "WEDNESDAY
At a. N, stopping at AlsIand ria.
For freight or passage (hAvpg hrst- class accommo.
dations) apply to JOHN ?. ANDREWS, Agent,
No. 81 Water street, Georgetown.
NB,-shippers may confidently rely upon this line
running regularly, as advertised, to accomplish which
one or more nrs steamers will be put on with the
Thames. seal -du
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GOTO THE PEKIN AND YEDO TEA
" sroRB, $50 Ninth street, between and Z, 10
buy me Teas, Cofsss, sld Spices, se22'lw
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CRIMINAL CouRr.-The adjourned (June)
term Of this court commences this morning at the
City Hall, and very large number Of cases are on
the docket for trial.
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OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UEIrED STATES PArnkr oYyIcs,

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UEIrED STATES PATENT oYYIcs,
WARRINGTON, kept. 10, 1855.
On the petition Of Warren W. butcher, Of Milford,
Mass and Sarah butcher, Administrative Of the estate
Of Bihu butcher Of Wsukesha, Wisconsin, praying for
the extension Of patent granted to the said Warren W.
butcher and Rhu butcher, the 2sth day Of Deem
Der, 1892, for Improvement In Temples for Looms,
for seven years from the expiration Of said patent
which takes place the 18th day Of December, 1856
It Is ordered that the said petition be heard At the
Patent omce, on MONDAY, the 10th day OF December
next, At 70 clock. IT. and all persons notified to
appear and show cause, II any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted.
the Patent ocs their objections specially set forth Ia
writing, At least toenty days before the day Of hearing
all testimony nlsd by either party, to be used the
said hearing, must be taken and transmitted In accord
anes with the rules Of the ofaes, which will be fur
uished on application
Dispositions and other papers relied upon as testi
mony, must be ned In the Office tpsnty days before the
day Of hearing the arguments any, within ten days
after nling the testimony
Ordered also that this notice he published In the RE-
PUBLICAN and the Intsif0sncer, Washington, c., and
In the Journal Boston, MASSACHUSETTS, opos 9 week
for three successive weeks; the frst Of said pub
LEGATIONS be a. least sixty days previous to the day
Of hearing. 7. Q. THEAKBR,
Commissioner Of Patents.
P.s,-Bditors Of the above papers will please copy,
and send their bills to the Patent once with paper
containing this notice. sel9-lawsw
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viii +. m;i: .r :cn:: on ,Ss .s 20.
Of the theatre where three thousand persons wit.
ness COMMITTEES will be appointed BY the audience
to agents and ticket holders Parties having ticket.
will retain them until after the awards made and n
VII. ssS m Ss .S
ping Of goods or deeds for the property Tickets for sale
city, and At the Headqusrters, in the Mammoth Fair
Building for the the Soldiers and Sailors Ma
tional Orphans Home Fund, Of Seventh street
The Directors appeal to the lb.rstof the people to
give this enterprise their kind support and thereby
sst relieving the wants Of the Orphans Of our fallen
CARD "A large number Of tickets remaining unsold,
q m Of ~SsS n n.'
The many :wndiins scheme. that have been pre-.
sented to the public during the past few months some
what delayed our sales, I'll we were able to satisfy
the people the country that this enterprise
Directors confident Of the sale Of every Ticket and
have allotted suncsut time to guarantee the sales
" MHgSs iaf mI and Sailors
SRRd IN, wIIIiAi SoRsf. Managing Directors. a.
TREASURY DEpARrxESr,)
oFYIcH OF INTERNAL RBvBSuE,
wAsHISGroE, July q, 1865.
Whereas II. A. Hall and others, as managing d.
rectors Of the "Grsnd National Concert, to be held
in WashinsOn on !hs "a Of AugS;, next have
tsrna Revenue for the collection district Of the District
Of Columbia, for permission to hold lottery ras, or
dsncs that the proceeds OF said lottery rahs or gift
enterprise will be devoted to charitable uses permis
sion 10 hereby granted to such managing directors
all charge, whether from tax license, In respect to
'''' '''' ' 1. 4. ROLLINS. Commissioner.
All persons vorably disposed are requested to act as
agents, but commissions will be allowed.
Money should in all cases be sent BY post ocs order,
draft, express, or Registered letters
county and State Of each separate and enclose
stamp All orders for tickets ms; be .ddI.sssd to
Secretary Soldiers and sailors National Concert,
Washington, D: 9. Lock Box No 81.
Nj REFER, BY PERMISSION. TO-
Gen Robert C. schenek, n c. Ohio.
Cen Halbert K. Paine, NJ. c., Wisconsin.
Gen. John q, Kstchums NJ G.. New York.
Gen. James @. Blunt, Kansas.
Gen. J. N. Hsdriek, Iowa.
Gen. D. 9. McCallam, D. Q.
Gen. Q: v. Dayton, New York
H Hon. GsS: " r.y 1Pss;
D;G. To;nsS E.9, Di:.Iis. q Columbia.
Hon x E% ssH' WIS en- Gs:s vs.
Hon: Henry e.; 6s%ins 4 g., Gesnses,su..
Hon. 4. H. Latin, n. e, New York.
Hon Hon v WIi.n 4. Newell, X. G., NV Jersey.
Hon. George ". Julian, u. C., indiana,
Hon. Stephen ,. Wilson, \. Q. Psnn'yivaniI
MAJ. O. n. Van Buren,, New York.
81. :. = H.|Gs:, \ 9 osiS w..
Hon O. r. Latham, N. @ West Virginia.
Hon. Thos. I. Davis, \. O., New York.
Hon 7. @. Bergen, n. G., New York.
les eod2m
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