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LIGHT HOIsE RESTORED

Admiral Shubrick, President of the Light
House Board, announces the ACCOMPLISHMENTS
OF Sabine Pass Lighthouse. on Brant Point,
east side of entrance to the Sabine River,
Louisiana
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LOCAL NEWS.


CRIMINAL Court, Judge FiSAer.-Yesterday,
james Moore, who plead guilty 10 a charge Of
petty larceny, was sentenced TO one year in the
Albany peniientiary.
Elizabeth BoOse, convicted of larceny. was
sentenced to one year in the Albany peniten-
taTy.
James p. Buck, indicted for larceny, was
convicted and sentenced TO one year in the
Albany penientiary.
Henry jackson was found guilty of larceny,
and sentenced TO one year in the Albany peni-
Tertiary.
In the case of Brian Carroll, John Ballenger,
and James :. Williams, indicted for the rob-
berry of Mr.. X. Buchly, came into court and
stated that they We're unable TO agree upon a
verdict, and were discharged,
This morning, Martin 7. Stool, alias Stowell,
indicted for the larceny of tools from the Ar
senal, plead guilty.
John Burns alias John Davis, indicted for
the larceny OF a lot of carpet from W Meg uire
was convicted
Robert j. Johnson. indicted for the larceny
of Il chest of tea from ID. l.. Morrison, plead
guilty.
James Scott, indicted for the larceny Of a
ham from +. NJ. Orme, plead guilty.
Elizabeth Leer, indicted for the larceny of a
dress pattern belonging to Miss Nellie Mar
shall, was found not guilty.
Joseph Duckett, indicted for the larceny of
STA from Geo. Butler was found not guilty
Miller for defense.
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From Harrisburg,

HARRISBURG, Jan. 13-Gov. Curtin is ex-
pected to leave Havana on the 18th for New
York. His health has steadily improved and
the alarming sym ptoms almost entirely disap-
peared. Although not perfectly restored to
health, he is constrained to leave by . stress Of
duty.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-The steamer Alhambra
from Chariesi ton, on the 10th inst, b rs arrived.
She brings the mails of the steamer United
States from New Orleans, which put back to
Oh arleston a second time, on account OF dam
hN gales
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CENTRAL GUARDHoUsE CAsRs-Jas Dun.
gan, suspicious character; workhouse. Eliz-
abeth Garren, VIM. Rothschild and Catharine
barnard, assault and battery; bail for peace
Chancey Greer, james Cassidy, drunk; dis
missed. ~. =
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Jan. l3.-Flour heavy; receipts
small. Wheat steady. Corn dull; white, SSa91c. /;
yellow soc. Oats declined 1a2c. Seeds dull;
clover s. 15aSS. Provisions quiet. Sugars
dull and dropping. Whisky firm at S2.27.
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REMOVAL OF PAYNAsTER'S OFFICES.
In order to facilitate the settlement of claims
and to reduce the Government expense for
rents all the paymasters engaged in the bureau
irthe Union Building, E street, between 18Th
and 18th.
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THE Directors of the Board Of Trade, on
Monday night at their meeting advertised
elsewhere). will doubtless take mp the q ues-
ton of the organization of q semi weekly line
OF steamers down the Potomac, touching at the
various rivers and inlets
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~from Franck Taylor, agent for the Rebel
lion Record, we have Part 81 of that valuable
publication, with portraits of Gems. Logan and
Ogiesby
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JERUSALEM FREE FROM CHOLERA

The State Department has information from
OUT Consul at Jerusalem. in Palestine, dated
December 1ith, 1s65, stating that the cholera
had then entirely disappeared from that CITY.
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CHANGE OF BUsINEss.-Mr. John H. Blake
formerly connected with the reportorial corps
OF the Star, has gone into the grocery and pro-
duce business IN Hagerstown, Md, with fine
prospects of success. John is good -Iookino
courteous, and enterprising. and cannot fail to
succeed.
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TOUR OF INSpECTION

Gen. Alexander, OF the Engineer Depart
ment. leaves to day on a tour of inspection of
Notifications in the Northern States
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Jan. l3.-Cotton quiet NJ 5Oa5i
CENTS; Flour and Corn dull; Wheat declining
Beef quiet; Pork dull; Lard quiet; Whisky
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CHARGE OF MALICIOUS MIscHIEF.-Yester-
day, officer Clements, of the Eighth Precinct
arrested James Bateman, on the complaint of
Josephine Stevens, on the charge of breaking
up her trunks and destroying her clothing, and
also with whipping her and eiecting her from
bis house, and on being taken before Justice
Gull he gave bail for court
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400 SEVENTH STREET. 400
PAPER HANGINGs IND wINDoW

Now fr store an assortment Of all grades of PA
PkRHAkGlNGS, embr acing choice selection OF
Gifted Stamped Patterns for parlors Also
choice selection Of WINDOW SHADES. Con
sianty receiving additions. Persons seeking the
above goods will always find an assortment IN
country. -" VI
Terms cash. for goods and labor
-.L j. MARKRlTER, No 4S6 9TH street.
no IL 2nif' 8doors above Odd Fellows Hsil
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hOCTORS.-A new first class Doctors HORSE
- and WAGON for sale The horse war
Tanteo TO stand any length of time without ~
hitching or Lolding, night or day il beau ga
tiful animal, young and sound. The wagon IA n
new fashfopable) New York Doctors wagon
Can be seen for a few days at JOHN T PRICES
Stables. on 9th street, just above National Hotel
IL $1,000
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ORPHANS COURT, Judge Purceu.-The will
OF the late Daniel Rowland was filed and par
TALLY proven. His property is bequeathed to
his widow and children, and Geo. Mattingly,
Esq, is nominated as executor.
Alithla +. +. Potter was appointed guardian
TO the orphans of Thos. l.. Potter.
Catherine Talburt was appointed guardian
to the orphans of the late George w. Talburt,
on whose estate she also obtained letters of ad :
ministration.
The supplemental and final account of the
administrators, C. I. a., Of Jos. Bryan, of Ala
was approved and passed.
The appraisement OF the real estate of the or
phans of Thos Mcclure, and the inventory of
the estate Of Jos. Cross were filed.
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I HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED with mo in
Il CO psrtnerthip Jacob Been. The business viii
hereafter be conducted under the name OF FOSTER
BEEN Carpenters and Builders, 56l 7th street
near canal bridge. W. ]. FOSTER.
January l., 1866, jaG-I0s
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ROPOsALs FOB STATIONERY.

PROPOSALS FOB STATIONERY.
o6'es D1get Gommissqry Of Sr5sfsts.es.l
x1 BE Sc @ at
following Stationery for three 80 months from the
hrst day OF February, 1866:
Cap Paper ruled and unruled, to weigh not less
Letter Paper, ruled and unruled, to weigh not
less than 10 pounds to the resm.
less than pounds to the ream
. Note Paper, ruled and unruled, to weieh not less
Folio Post ruled to weigh not less than 81 pound Is
Epv.lOpe Paper, to weigh not less than "a pounds
Blotting Paper, to weigh not less than 100 pounds
oficiai Envelopes, per M, white and buff, of the
Iol,owlng sizes: xlo, x9, XII, Sl-9 8, IL, 1910,
Letter Envelopes, per NJ, white and buff, of the
folioSing Mzes: 81, rs, 35-1, XXI, Xxx.
Muciisge, large and small bottles, per dozen.
Ivory Paper Folders, per dozen.
Red Tape, Nos. IL and g. per SPOOL
Pen-bolders, assorted. per dozen.
Steel Pens. Giiiotts, Nos. sos, 4Ol, s,,, 45l.
Lead Pencils-Faberls.
Arnold's, genuine Writing Fluid, quarts and
hTnoIds Copying Fluid, quart. and pints, per
dozen.
s slaeh Ink quarts mart :. and pints, per dozen.
Memorandum Books, assorted per dozen.
Blank Books, per quire, Cap, DENY, and Me-
dunn.
India Rubber, per pound.
Inkstanks, assorted, per dozen.
Samples Will be required, and bidders are invited
Payments to be made monthly, in such funds a,
the Government may furnish.
Proposals to be directed t.
Z. T. BRIDGES,
"a 136t Breyet Major e.. s. v.
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TRIAL OF THE ALEXANDRIA CHRISTMAS
R1oTERs.-ln the military commission for the
trial of the Alexandria Christmas rioters on
Thursday, George Dogan and Stephen Hamil-
ton testified to assaults made by white men on
negroes. Yesterday, Noble Logan (colored)
testified to the same thing, and also TO having
witnessed Messrs Horseman and Traverse fire
on the colored people. Much interest is mani
tested in the trial, and the court room is crowd
ed daily.
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ply WIN. L. WALL CO., Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF REAL ESTATE

By viItue of the order and decree Of the Supreme
Court of the District Of oolunbis bearins date the
sion Of the real estate OF Robert T. NiIen and
Sarah A. Nixon, (his wife, deceased, the under
suction, on THURSDAY, the 18th day Of January,
1856, at O'Clock P M in front Of the premises, the
improvements thereon, to wit Parts Of Lots mum
bered three go and six, % In Square numbered
s. ID IS.
four tl3D feet ten (IOl inches from the southeast
corner of said Square, at point in the line on Sd
Isij feet eight and half ts1a) inches, thence due
south twenty four CAD feet ten l0 inches, thence
tsb) inches thence due north forty four G4il feet
ten 1ol inches with line of Canal street, thence
due east one hunsred and sixty nine !iea feet I've
beginning; and alss the following piece or parcel
Ssepnns for tk: ssms the distance o. ninety
(GD feet from the northeast corner OF said square
fss sns oIs hal. inches north
thirty eight (3s) feet, thence east eighty iour ISL
feet eight and one half tss inches 70 The place q
and eighteen q sisJ square feet more or less, with
the improvements, consisting Of Brick House
sh1us M the s.. s nSs
day Commencing at q o'clock p M until the whole
Tsr%s. One half cash; the residue in six and
twelve months, the purchaser or purchasers guEe
his their bonds, pay able TO the Respective nel,
for the deferred payments, bearing interest from
All n sonvsysncing and stamps at the cost Of the
Titie deed TO be retained until the whole OF the
purchase money /; WRS SIdit DIXON.
EILLiAM EoTIEGHAs.
wiEEizs 4: ELsTSHIi:
A, LLOYD, Solicitor.
ja - stswkds WI. WALL Co, Aset.
- -
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GOVERNMENT WOOD SALE.-The Govern.
men sale of wood at Alexandria and in this
city is progressing rapidly. Quite large
number of orders were signed yesterday by
Dol. Nj. j. Ludington, Chief Quartermaster
Department of Washington. The wood is sold
very cheaply, in order to give the poorer classes
an opportunity of laying IN a stock for the
winter,
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EIkEMENs INSURANCE Co OF WASH
lNGTON AND GEORGETOWN.
OFFICE No. L, over Bank of Washington
CHARTERED BY CONGRESS, 1887.
ohfiIA 900 900
SURPLUS 80 900
Property of all kinds insured for year or less
Builders risks granted on the most favorable
No charge for policies
JAMES ADAMS President.
Rober, Wh Gsss Of eeorget Esan fiokreli'
John D Barclay, Richard d Bs rr.'
Sam Redfern, Chas. w. Davis,
Andrew rfR% oth;w.n. of washi ns Giar2'
A. The Directors in Georgetown are authorized by
ia IS coon ABEL C. DAVIS, ssc'ry.
SELLING OFF!
THE GOODS MUST BE sOLDTO
CLOSE BUSINESS
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT REDUCTION
cLoAKs, FURs, BLANKETS,
DRESS GOODS, with the exception of Domestics,
WHITE GOODS.
EMBROIDERIES,
LACE WINDOW CURTAINS,
LADIES' EMBROIDERED VESTS,
INFANTS EMBD DRESSES,
HOOP SKIRTS,
CORSETS,
WORSTED GOODS,
OPERA FLANNELS,
TABLE DIAPERS,
TOWELS,
IRISH LINEN,
WHITE AND COLORED MARsEILLEs, &C., &c.
8. n. MKYENBERG,
as Market Space,
ia 3H under Avenue House
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IMPORTED STOCE.-Last night, detective
Kelly, passing by the rear door of Wall &
Stephens store. noticed two lads hiding behind
box, as if TO avoid obsery walton. Mr.. Kelly al
and watched them. Their movements con-
unuing to be suspicious he arrested both and
took them to headquarters and searched them.
One of them had case knife with the edge
made TO operate as a saw, and which would
have let him through an ordinary store door in
a few minutes. The boys gave their names as
John Williams and VIM. Cunningham, and
are of the stock imported into this city during
the war, and belong to New York. They were
formerly newsboys. but as that business has
failed to be as profitable as they desire, they
what profession they have chosen. SuperIn-
tendent Richards will dispose of them TO
day.
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CASES FOR CoURT.-Yesterday, officer Har.
ris, Of the First Ward. arrested Jas BRYANT
colored. for the larceny of $50 from John Tay-
lor. The parties had been room mates at
house on L, between 18th and 18th streets. and
Thursday morning when Taylor arose he
missed his money. The money was not re-
covered, but the accused was sent to Jail for
court by Justice Drury. VIM. Hartright was
arrested by officer Gunnell, of the Seventh
Ward, yesterday, charged by James Reynolds
with grand larceny. The case was examined
by Justice Boswell, and the prisoner was sent
to Jail for court.
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THE SToNEwALL.-The rebel Ram Stone
wall was hauled into the dock at the Navy
Yard yesterday, but she is not yet ready 10 be
opened to the public. She is now undergoing
a thorough cleansing, and will probably be
ready for the visits of the public in about a
week
Yesterday, the Florida and Resaca, which
arrived of Giesboro several days since, came
up 10 the yard. The Resaca is 10 receive new
machinery, and will likely be here several
months. The Florida will be fitted out for sea
immediately.
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CHARGE OF ABsTRACTING BoNDs.-Anthony
Shober, who was committed to Jail a day or
two since on the charge OF abstractlng bonds
from the Treasury, was arrested by order of
Z. >. Commissioner Joy, of Michigan, at Bat
tie Creek, in that State. The charge is abstrac-
ting on or about the 10th of November. Is64,
from the Treasury Department, where they had
been sent for redemption, of thirty u :. 500
Coupon bonds, for $1,000 each, with the cou-
pons attached. These bonds were missed, and
suspicion fell on the accused, but as proof
could not be had a watch was kept on him
Some time after he resigned his clerkship, and
on leaving the city he was followed-by one of
the clerks, who endeavored to get clue TO
warrant his arrest-to Michigan. Some time
last fall some OF the same bonds were sent by a
broker of Detroit TO the Department for re-
dempton, and inquiries were at once made as
to the party from whom the broker obtained
them. and the clerk who followed him again
took the matter in hand, and ascertaining that
Sbober had sold them. caused his arrest. He
had a hearing before Commissioner Joy, who
ordered him 10 Washington, when, 1t is pre-
sumed, he will At once be indicted.
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BOARDING..

T0 LET-FURNISHED or UNPUBLISHED
Il hOOhS, with or without board, 37S Sth st.
bet. and New York av. ia list
A 7 THE NEW BOARDING HOUSE, 2I9,
"A corner 9TH and M SITS. good BOARD and com
Portable ROOMS can be had. Gentlemen and their
wives and single gentlemen and ladies can nd good
accoIpmodatlons ia ll-6tf
EENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES AND
NJ single gentlemen can obtain good ROOMS and
BOARD, by the week month. A few Table
Boarders wanted Terms moderate. PSI st. +,
between 18th and 18th streets, one square from
Willard Hotel. ia 10. Ims
NICELY FURh IsHEB ROOMS FOR RENT
" at No. % Pennsylvsnis avenue, near 24th st
P1essant location, within few minutes walk of
the DEPARTMENTS. few Table Boarders be
acCOrF modated. iaSIw
Y'HOMPSON'S DINING ROOMS AND SA.
LOON,
$50 street. between ~ and 9Th streets
Il. X. THOMPSON, late of the Metropolitan
hO'el Ja Inn
TABLE BOARD at No. 464 10th street a few
Il eoors north Of the avenue. Terms SIS per
month de rs II
COMFORTABLE ROOMS AND BOARD CAN
~ be obtained for ladies or gentlemen on reason
able terms. Corner I'd and b streets, first house
from Penbsyivas1a avenue. de III I'm"
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STEAM FROM NEW YORK.
To London, per Ottawa, January 10th, $50.
$40. ''' 'fHfR
TO Cork and Liverpool, cabin, so
Storage, $50.
SH5. third cabin, 500
Apply to y. A. BKOsNAN. A gent for Williams
4 Gunop. street, betw cen 9th and 10th
Drafts for fl and upwards for sale. It,
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
LOST AND FOUND.

I oST Oh STOLEN-On Friday, January 18TH
II large BLACK DOG, with white breast, with
GSlisr on liberal reward will be given for his
deINery at III Bridge st, Georgetown. 1T
& REWARD-Lost, on Monday evening, the
~ ~ Sth instant, an ivory headed red wood CANE,
rstn, gt1o osnd Ihe above reward WIN be paa oy
opposite 9Th street west. jsl3f
STRAYED FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, on
name aps s night man 1ne S.y mare
y mii !. be gitep If brought to THos DoWSEY en-
Rsa ss9 %u E f'r
tween two and three years old. The owner
# z isHf street, sa& Psyaf
CAME TO MY PLACE-One COW, which the
paving have g. and
ia u ST. near Glenwood Cemetery.
UMBRELLA LOST-In the express train from
cars the dspot AND ~ street
SILK 4 Ud I'M, B in black case suitable
And and ?: m. Or al 1sd street. between i7th and
l ~ ,SaJ1s TS,sc,t1i hereby certify that John
county, this 18th day Of January, A. b. 1876 asa
stray, a black II QRSE, about years old; 10 hands
sdas scar on right fore foot traced rubbed both
Given under my hand and seal this 18th day Of
+. A. BOSWELL, J. p.
The owner of the above described horse is
quested to come forward prove property, pay
charges, and take him away.
JOHN SHADE,
No. 80 10th street west
ia 12-3tf between and streets south.
co 0On REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR
Sc.OVV the rec oyery of the PACKAGE OF
MONEY (Sl5,000) stolen from on the ed of
December last. s. M. REYNOLDS,
jail Ct Paymaster g. A., No. $40 st
C1O REWARD-Strayed from home, January
ID Il " 10. white and liyar- cOIored POINTER
DOG. II ad on black leather collar; answers to the
name of Joe. The above reward will be paid if re-
turned to the subscriber, at No. 81 La. ave, bet.
9th and 9TH streets.
ia lot G. THEO. GRIFFITH
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SECOND EDITION.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

WASHINGTON, Jan uary Is, 1866
Jay Cooke & Co. furnish the following quo
tations Of Government securities:
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R1LLIARDsi BILLIARDSN
n The undersigned, having reftted his Billiard
Rooms, corner of Pa. avenue and 18th
street. with new small. sized four
Pocket pnnsrr and ss ca rom table, will open 1915
with the best liquors and cigars He is DESTROYS of
In the game of Billiards
in St e.. L w KARp
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$ $ #I$$ 4 StE RR$$4isan...
MILAN p. FERGUSON,
WILLIAM A. FLETCHER.
Commi sci oners.
A. LLOYD, Solicitor.
WI. WALL A CO., Ascts.

DRNNIEs can be bad 10 ApY quantities et the
i Star Once counter. cedo
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B. SCOTT.
>. 475 18th street, between and r.
PAINTING Of every description promptly ex-
ecuted in a work msplike manner, and at the time
appointed and at prices to suit the times ia l3 I'm
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STAMP
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REASONS FOR SUBSCRIBING TO
s. Hollands Life Of LinCOln.'

LIST. tits the only Life of Lincoln in the
market written freshly from the beginning
since his death, the others being on y eXtcn-
sicns or notifications of Campaign lives, writ
ton for political purpose.
I'd. It is not apicture book filled with APP
pcals to n morbidappetite for horrible scenes,
but is II dignitied and valuable work which
any gentleman will be glad to place in his Ii
brary.
Sd. 1t is strictly the story of Abraham Lin
cons Life, and not a chcaply gathered collec-
ton of his works.
4,h 1t is the only Life of Lincoln written
by an accustomed and popular anthor, the ex-
ccllcncc of whose works has made his name II
household word throughout the land.
9th. II is written irc"' fresh materials.
gath, red in Illinois by the hand of the author
himself.
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appears upon the title page as its Responsible
author, aud not by literary hacks, h.'ed for
the purpose.
It'll Its mechanical execution is tasteful
and thorough.
9Th. 1t is highly recommended by the
New York Tribune and all the Eastern papers.
The agent will soon be around.
Agents desiring to solicit subscriptions to
the work, may address BILLS co..
Box 80, Salem, Oregon.
Agents wanted, to canvass every county IN
Oregon, Washington and Idaho, to whom
liberal inducements will be given.
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SEEDS! SEEDS!
FARMERS, GARDENERS and Others

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1000 lbs. Red Glover Seed.
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1900 lbs. Timothy Grass Seed.
900 lbs. Hungarian Grass Seed
1000 lbs. Millet Seed.
1000 lbs. Lucernc Glover Seed.
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20 bush. Mixed Lawn Grass Seed.
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500 lbs. Large Red Maugle Wurtzel Beet.
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500 lbs. Ruta Baga Turnip Seed.
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400 TBS. Assorted Onion Seed.
1000 lbs. TOP ONIONS.
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