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,ESSkNi Ostob.r is,h, la, $50 O'Clock :. m
ANNETTE y. kscEN, Nite q Lieut. J1hn T
~ % hsried 90 Tu.sssy morning - 10 O'Clock.
y. n IL,Lnl church. Toe relatives AM fricsis q
GRlsrcNk. On the lsih fnst., CHARLHS N
Ghls1OCh , N the tlst yesr u hts age
20 attend the funeral from NJ late rsss,SS. Sns
street southeast. on Tuesday, J.h inst Al I a'ttG
a IN. lLtermOut 81 Ncst laurel Hui, Phflafal-
ThiA lCsron aud ksP please copy
HhLLlhAh. 50 Ideniy, on the i1tn tEu,yDHN
hhLLtNAh, "a tn tid year OF ms age.
happy tfait q making and rstsiniug trends, Ia %
great cegres, a. tie sUbJ ct 81 ths n-tioe, tbe
s,r-sd and earnest sorrow, ana aroused deep sym
rathy fot bis widow sud ohid. John HAllinsn 90
netnre. he Nss a devoted son - the AGED moth 90
y no survives ban, he wAs ford aud AZ ctionste
loved tIoih-T, hrm {. lend, sud . Chri.uaa, Ths
buudreds who hasteued % bis home II moaning %
bser testimony q their sorrow tthe aunoaaoemont
q LisceAth, we're Representatives from tile vAried
walks OF life, evideucing how general the en-
IA which he was held, and how true theiT
Fgnersi this sfteraoOn, ~ O'Clock from his late
residence, no. Ike 1t street northwest, betussn
Pennsylvania avenue aud street.
HAM. At the residence Of hts father, "a RAfh
hsine, on the lt n instant, h. HEHkH Ram, sf
BY wounds received IN abe var ~ tue rebsliiSn.
LIhh1. On the Ion inst at "a oclock, n iss
Funeral TO morrow CTussdayj afternoon, At 4
O'Clock, from the residence d her sister,, No 90
besl street, near Washington, GeOr gctown, DO. >
flEhCa snidsn'y q aIoplexy, On ths Tth in
sfsst, JOHN Y. PIERCE, sR 10 the 5Ji year OF
The reIstives snd friends are respectfully r..
qussteo - s'terd the funeral from ne late resi-
Genoe, 81 street southwest, a. o'clock pm, on
Tneeday, 10th Inst.
The reside nee Of his son ia.ias, " Taylor, ~.
lztS sth street, PxrER klOHThR, aged 81
FUNERAL Tuesday m-rning 81 O'Clock. Requiem
~ sat 1T 81 Josephs Church ~ 10 m.
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TRUSTEE's eALA.

In pursuance OF deed Of trust from George w
Oocsnetroth and Elen Oolde OF b, his wife, to
me, dated the 18th day Of jam airy, lae, and re
rded In Liber II. b, No. 8, lilo 81, &c, one o
the lsnd records Of Prince Georgss county, Mary
land viii pose 70 public sale. upon the prem
cember, at O'Clock M IL fair. IL not the 1t fair
day thereafter, the lend thereby conveyed, known
larged, containing together shout sezS scres.
This property is situated in Prince Georges o.,
densburs, and four from Washinstsn city ,immedi-
ately the public road Il adipg thereto, and
road, being distant from Magruter' Station and
BennibR's etation sb mile. II 10 very produc-
which use IL has been protahiv spried fer several
year pact. O. sTEPHIHs. Trustee.
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BurEfnx I'm Buffalo

TBE BODY OF A BUFFALO LADY Pound IN
DIssECTING ROOM.
ON wednesday morning last the sexton, who
has charge OF the Holy Gross cemetery, AZ
Limestone Hill, noticed that a nswly-mEie
grave had been disturbed during the nj ght. and
on examination found il TO be the wife OF Rich
ard j. Carey, which had been buried the dsy
before. The fOOt-board 10 the grave was not as
IL had been set, and there were IncibatiOns
that some persons had been digging there. The
sexton at once opened the grave, aud found nat
the BODY of Mrs. Carey had been removed, the
gTaye-clOthes and coffin left. On learning this
Father Hines informed MIR. Carey, who was
greatly incensed ,Op hearing the facts and at
once did what he could to lead 70 the discovery
of the body. The police were Informed AMI the
most experienced detectives were set to work.
Mr. Carey sent to the newspapers an advertise
ment offering reward of S5,O0-S25O for the
recovery Of the body, and $50 for the arrest
aud conviction Of the grave desPoiers. Sub
SequeDtly, suspecting that the corpse might
have been taken TO the medics college, he APP
piled for a warrant 10 search that Institution,
and such warrant was issued by Justice Wal
dTon, and placed in the hands of Ohcer Bon
nell for service. Accompanied by Oficer Boyle,
and by Mr.. Carey, and a sister of the deceased,
be proceeded to the college, corner OF NJ ain and
Virginia streets, about half past three O'Clock
Arrived at the college building, the or
Ger proceeded TO search some Of the lower
rooms, but found nothing. Then they
essayed to 60 up stairs t. the dissecting room
but were stopped. They showed their d0cumen-
taTy authority, and were allowed 70 pass. Open
ing the door OF the diSsecting room they enter
ed. The scene that presented itself was
common 10 the medical student, but one of
horror TO the unaccustomed visitor. Upon ~
many dissectiDg tables lay six naked bodies,
four Of men ano two of women, around which
between thirty and forty students, clad in the
usual garb of the dissecting room, we're at wor
with their cleaning instruments. One moment
ard the sister gave a wild cry, recognizing on
OF the bodies A. that Of the stolen dead. NJ
Carey also identified it. Among the student.
there became something akin 70 q panic whe
they realized the fact tbs the officer OF the law
bac invaded this private sanctuary of thu
work. They crowded together in one end o.
their room, come pale and confused, and wouli
gladly have hidden both themselves and their
Instruments out Of sight. The students, thirty
eight IN Dumber-nOne others had been found
In the room and the janitOr, John Ferguson,
were marched down NJ ain street, in somewhat
grOteEque procession which attracted much at
tentiOD. Arriving at the police building. the
prisoners were escorted into the police court
room.
Justice Nash, addressing the prisoners, said
that the officers had arrested them on SUSPICION
OF felony, as was proper for them TO do. He
should, be said, allow them all TO depart upon
their word Of honor that they would appear be-
fore the court when cslled.-BufdIO ErpresE.
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ITNIrID STATS MARsHAL's SALE

In virtue OF writ Of heri facias Issued out OF the
Clerk o once OF the Supreme Court of the District
OF Columbia, and 70 me directed, win sell st public
saie for cesh, in 'front.' Of th. Court house door Of
October, 1874, ct ~ O'Clock m ali defend ansS
right, title, claim and interes, In and 10 part Of Lot
the northecce corner q said lot, and running wet
along TIE line q , public a!lsy IN ..ia square II
the eastern line Of said loo u fees, and thence north
erly 20 the said eisY and Ilsos Of beGinnins, TO-
thereon, in the city Of NasAinston, D. o.. ssized
epd !eyied UPON g the properly Of Minna feuchf,
will be sold TO sstisfy Execution No. Il ss in favor
- ALI. SHARP. c. 8. Marshal D o.
October IN, MA. ootS-dts
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ITRITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue Of writ Of teri fsoeas, issued out OF
tret OF Columbia, and to me directed will sell at
pubic sale, for cash, In trent 81 the court house
Eoy.nber, la4, at IL O'Clock m, all ). l.. Ly ne's
Iisnt ntle claim and interest In and to Lot No. no.
Tor the same At the Of Monroe
north along the est line of Monroe street So feet
thence west and parallel with Beall % feet
thence south and parallel with Monroe street al
feet TO Beal street; thence east along the iae OF
BesI street % feet 70 the place OF beginning to-
gether with all and singular the inproyemeurs
thereon, Sized and levied upon the property of
l.. Lyme, enc will be sold 10 satisfy execution No
eo72 ~ ainst j L Lyme and Martin O,Doroghue. NJ
the silt Of the District OF Columbia.
October IA, 1874. octiI dts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS


pT LATIMKR q OLEARr,
~ Auct.oneers and Real Eststs Brokers,
southvext corner Pennsyivania avenue and 1ith n 4.
Star Once Buiitfng.
sALE OF sUPERI0B HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
hUaE, Piano F0BTE, ELEGANT FRENCH
PLATE PIER MIRRORS, sUPERIOR
PIAIkD WARE, vELyET OARPIT8
fRENCH CHINA, &c.
~ On THURSDAY MORNING, October
HTyKS z2d, 1874, commencing at o O'Clock, Al the
~ rteidt nee Of lady declining housek ee ing
No. $40 Connecticut avenue, between Il aud L
Ono Rosewood Case Piano Forte,
Two elegant French Plate Pier Mirrors,
Rose.ood ana walnut Psrlor suites, upholstered in
Rosewood ana slnut Recep tion Chairs, nelly up-
holstered, -
Marble-top Tables. set Tea Pegs,
W alnut Marble-base Btesere, Whatnets,
Ornaments, Paintings and EnsrayinIs,
hyperion window II 80 giug Is, com plete,
Velvet, Brussels, Three ply and Ingram Car pats
Fine Brussels Stair CARPETS, stair Rods,
1ine Uhsmber Furniture, fine Hair Mattresses,
Pillows and Bolsters,
k.tension Dining Tsble, Dining Chairs,
Elegant o. inter- Piece, with Epergne,
French China Dinner Service, green and gold,
superb silver-pleted Tes Service,
Heavily Plated ealver, Plated Urns and Casters,
french China Dessert and Tea Service.
Plated Cake Basket, Ivory handle Knives and
Forks,
White China Service, Glss, Ware,
Together with general assortment of fine goods,
not necessary to mention.
Terms casn. LATIMER Il OLEARY,
octl6-d IRepub Auctioneers.
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GHRNAN CLERGYMAN, who vas traveline
s,o'Ptd ~ hotel much freQuented By wags
sid Jokers- The host, not being used 90 have q
eHrRy man NJ bic table, looked OF hlm With sur
Prise, the guests used al their artillery OF cit
uloh MIN Nithout eitcittng = remark. The cler.
= msn are MS dinner quietly. apparently vita
Oot obserNing the gibes and sneers OF his ueish-
bors. One OF them, ~ last, in despair at his tor
besance' said 20 him; "Well, wonder AZ vOar
patience! Have YOU not heard all that has Zee.
ssid 20 YOU" "Oh, YES; but am urei % IL no
you know who I am ssNo. a. ,sWsu n
VIII inform you. l am chaplain OF a lun.tio
ss1 lnm, such remarks have no effect upon ma.
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A Remarkable Poisoutpx Case

A case of absorbin interest has recently been
uled IN Paris, in which an herbslist named
Moreau living in the old town OF st. Dennis was
the central figure. Moreau was married man.
and one morning, after q few hours illness, his
spouse died. Those who were with the woman
during her briefsickness reported that sue sui
fered greatly; the physician vas unable 70 define
tie cause OF her death, but no post mortem ex-
animation was made. The heTbalist married
again in what the neighboTs considered indie
cent haste, and in the course of q few months
the second Nine MORGAN passed away as mystic
riously and suddenly a. her predecessor. Before
her death, however, the suspicion crept into her
mind that she had been poisoned by her
husband, and she did not hesitate TO tell her at
PENDANTS so. No trace of poison was detected IN
her system by the doctors, and the BODY was
buried. But the friends of the woman we're not
so easily satisfied, and talked so loudly that
Moreau was finally arrested, and the bodies OF
hls wives exhumed. and submitted TO chemical
analysis. The fact that both bodies were in a
remarkable state of preservation led DIR. Berge-
non and bis colleagues TO believe that the won IN
had been poisoned with sulphate OF copper
This was found In the stomachs and ligers Of
both victims, but only after the most elaborate
experiments conducted by some OF the most ex-
pert chemists in France. Then came the ques-
ton whether the quantity found was sufficient
10 have caused death, and it was decided that IL
was and that Moreau had administered it. Wnen
the case was brought TO trial the physicians
were confronted with the declaration of the
prisoners counsel that the soil of st. Dennis
cemetery is impregnated with copper, and that
the traces detected in the bodies had been sb-
sorbed. This was disproved, as the collins had
not decayed in the least. Then a copper sauce
pan was produced by the defense, who claimed
that 1t might have been used by the prisoner In
preparing food for his wives during their sick
ness; bat this had no weight with the jury, a.
they convicted him, and the court sentenced
him to death. The object OF the murderer in
committing his double crime seems 20 have been
the gaining Of a small fortune which his second
wife possessed.
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TRITED STATES mAasHAL's SALE.

In virtue OF five wri's Of erf fscIss fssued ont Of
the Clerk ONCE of the upreme Court of the Dis
II Ct OF columbia and 20 me directed, will sell at
public sale for Cash, in front Of the court houss
door OF said District, on TUESDAY, the "a day OF
November, 1874, at IL O'Clock m, all Augustus
Bschns' right, title, claim and interest in and te
Lots \. lUi le3, los and l04, in Dale Wrigh.'s
ssbir gton District Of Columbia together with ali
and singular the Improvements thereon, seized aad
LEVIED upon rs the property OF August Bachus and
viii be sold to satisfy executions No 92a against
Christian sproesser, Jacob Deimer and August
Bachus, No. 9S1 against Oscar Eerelander and
August Baehus, Nos. 1857, 9778 and g7sl against
Frederick Myers and August Bachus ali at The suit
Of the District OF Columbia
ALIX'R SHARP, o. 3. Marshal, DO.
October IA, l874. oetIl.ts
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ALTooKTEER TOO PRRCOCtous.-On The eYth
OF september last there wss born % Mrs. Md
ton Shieics, % Washington county. q ane
heslthy-lookiDg boz, ~ets hing sbOut y pounds.
Two DAYS later, on Tuesday. the 29th, the little
fellow Vas taken sick, and, in due time, broke
out with well marked and fnlly-develOpad
Gaze a measles. The disease hAsrun It's course
a. usual in sach cases, only a little more rautd-
~. The mother had sn attack of measles about
tour months $50, which proved quite severe,
Dot her recovery Was complete, there heinz
none OF the evil effects which sometimes follow
such attacks. 10 would seem. from theee facts
inst the child caught the disease FROM sc
mother four months before its birth, which Il
lkg0 Nov.
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N a q n I'm

QUALIFICATIONS. Go the isth instant, n,
the Rev. Father kcCsrthey, OHAs M UHkN
bs ke O. hiss CECILIA n. WOOD, both Of Iai /,
city.
- hOuiinic1s Nhur- D. By the Rev. IA her BaEta
CHAe. A. HAMhEE O. kAIE d. RTOa, boz
OF Washington
RIILY-DOW % the ibih ~ October, q
si MsTSs ohg.et. b. By A Floridas steele
PHILIP h. Belly and hAbEi4. danrhtar .
John DCwues, Z Coast Survsy. Hotaras
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I NITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue of ur writs Of heri facias ssued ont Of
the Clerk ONCE Of the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict OF Coumbis and to me directed, shall sell at
said District. on TUESDAY, the Sd day OF Novem-
Der, 49, at O'Clock m all John ROney's right,
square No, tS2, in the city Of Washing ton, ID. o.,
together with all aud Singular the improvements
John Roney, and will be sold to satisfy executions
Mos 1889 34O 95f9 and 95 y in favor Of the District
OF Columbia, against Robert Farrell aud John
koney IN 1859 and 9Sie against Mary sgg and John
honey in No. 1868 ALEX SHARP
CCil4-d III B. M al n a
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MONSTER CIDER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tie Greek, an enterprising little city situated in
the center OF the apple district OF Michigan, has
just erected very extensive establishment for
packing, preserving and drying that fruit, and
for the manufacture or cider on an elaborate
scale. The buildings are lust outside of tue
city, and are located with special reference 20
easily receiving supplies and making shipmeuts
side tracks from two railroads having been
built Tor their accommodation. The most in
teresting portion Of the establishment is the
cider mandatory, large building filed with
Gated machinery, presses, boilers, engines, etc.
The presses, Of which there are three of the
largest size, are capable of making 400 barrels
OF cider day. The apples ind their way into
the mill hopper through long bin or trough
large enough to hold IL, 900 bushels, which pass
through the side of the building 70
the streets, where the fruit can be thrown
into IL from the farmers wagons. The cider,
a. IL trickles from the presses, falls into large
vat .beneath the floor; thence it Ia carried
through piIes, by means Of force pump, 70
again filtered. From these rubber hose Is led
outside the building to the freight cars to be
loaded. The empty barrels being placed in the
cars, they are filled one 1t dme by simply
turning stop cock, which allows the cider 70
pass from the tanks through the hose and into
them. Including the boiled, four kinds Of cider
are made-the first Ia the simon-pare luce. the
second Is q clarified article, and third is q com
pound Of cider and hops. This last kind has
become Q very popular drink for bilious persons.
A fruit preserving house four storiee high and
Of peculiar construction, IL another novelty of
the establishment. This has o capacity Of
1000 barrels, and fruit placed in IL can be kept
perfectly sound for three years. The walls are
OF solid sfOne, 80 inches thick and the floors ami
WALL sfe covered and backed mp with 10 inches
CT aaGRsts covered with ealyAnizsd iron.
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RY LUTTRELL 4 90, Autioneers,
II Ne. 911 Louisiana avenue,
Between 9th and l0Ih streets northwest

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON EAST CAPITOL STREET.
BETWEEN 2D AND 3D. STREETS (EORpH
SIDED CONSISTING OF A THREE-SrORY
FBAmE DWELLING, WITH LARGE GEL.
LAB, No. 22si ALSO, FRAME STABLE IN
- By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated October losh
~ A. D. ISL, AID daiy recorded in Liber No. 666 ,
folio l48 among the land records for the District
OF Columbia, and By direction of the party secured
thereby, will sell, at public auction I'm front Of
the premises, to the highest bidder, on THUkS-
DAY, October 29th, A. ID. 1874, at IA D. % ali
those certain pieces parcels Of ground 10 the city
fW sshil gton, in seid District, and known and de.
scribed foil to wit: The western 26 feet front
ing Oh East Capitol street of Let /, in Square No
7J9 ARD extending back the width of 75 the full
depth Of said lOt; also, Lot lettered and MARI al
m ~ In II q. Sholes and others recorded snbdi.
vision OF original lots IA, Is, ls, IL ana 49, in said
fronting On 81 street east by equal depth Of % feet
inch OF said iot"M - together with the i'm prove
ments thereon.
TermF ofssle: One-fourth cash, (of which s2oO
mutt be paid down day Of ssls) and the balance IN
one, two and three years, in equal payments to be
secured by purchasers notes, bearing interest at
the rate often per cent per snnum, able semi
Annually, snd deed OF trust the property sold
Convey adding and recording at the purchaser cost
III terms Of sale are not complied with in six avs
after SALE tho trustee the right to resell at
rlsk and cost OF defsulting purchaser.
VIM n. HOFFMAN, Trustee,
octl7-d IRep LUTTRBLL & co, Aucts
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DY JOB. Y. KELLEY,
ID Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer
Office No. 902 9Th street northwest

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROrEhTY ON THE NORTH SIDE OF Z
sfREET, BETWEEN nth AND 18TH SITS
NOkTHWEsT, CONSISTING OF TWO.
STORY AND BASEMENT BRIOk DWELL
ING, CONTAINING ROOMS, &C.
e q, 1873, and daly recorded IN liber No. 7u5, fllo
s 1888 OF the land records Of the District OF o.
ipmbls, and by direction Of the helder Of some of
the notes secured thereby, in the payment of which
default has been made, Will sell 81 pub c suction
3lst, A. d. 1874, at O'Clock p M, all that certain
piece parcel Of lard lying end situate in the city
Of Washington, d. c., described as follows: The
western eighteen QSl feet and eight (sD inches Of
lot number ed four al by the depth thereof in Da
wilson's subdivision OF square numbered one hum
dred and sixty one, 6l) with all the I'm provements
thereon.
Terms of sale, as prescribed BY the deed OF trust
s524 g. the amount paid, with Interest ut 10 per
cent per annum from October ], lS2. and the ex-
per Of sale in cash. and the balance in s. H. and
Is months, for which the notes Of the purchaser
with interest from tie day OF sale, secured BY
deed Of trust the premises sold, shall be tax en-
deposit Of Sl00 viii be required Of the purchaser
al the time Of gale: All oonveyancng at the cost OF
the purchaser II the terms OF sale not com pited
with within seven days after sale, the trustee re-
the right 20 resell the property at the cost
and risk Of the defsulting purch ssar.
A. X. BROWNE, Trustee
ocfl6-d6ds j. y. KELLEY, Auct.
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EITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE,

In virtue Of writ of fier facias issued out OF the
Clerk office Of the Supreme COURT of the District
OF Columbia, and to direcaed will sell at pub
lie sale for cash. in front OF the house door of
said District, on TUESDAY, the Sd day OF Novem-
Der, 1874, at IL O'Clock m. all John Casey 3 right
iItie claim, and interest In and west half Of lot
NO. Co. In tquare No. 500, in the city Of sshngton,
District OF Columbia, together with all and singular
ths improvements thereon, seized and levied upon
g. the property OF John Casey, and will be sold 70
satisfy execution o. AIS, against Charles alIace
s.d John Casey, at the suit Of the District Of Co.
luDbia. ALEX. SHARP,
Octl4-d a MarabaI m ~
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- Southeast corner 9Th ard 3 streets northv est
CnANCERY sALE or HOUSE AND LOT ON
2D STREET, IN 9hOR3ETOWN
- by Ntrtne OF Dc cree Of the Supreme Court Of
- the District OF Columbia, in General Term,
PASSED in Equity Cause ISL, doc ktf IL, wherein
tne asstgnees OF yof Lane, bankrupt, are CON-
plsinsnfs, sId LliZsbsth X. Lane aud others are
ErteDc ants and By virtue Of additional order Of
IAe SAD court, holdirg court Of bankruptcy, and
pesrd IN the matter Of the estate Of said bankrupt
On the 9Th day OF April, 1874, we shall, on TUES
DAY tbe goth day q October, 1874, at O'Clock D.
m oler Tor sale, at public auction, the premises
lots sno in our Subdivision In square No. "a in
Georgt town formerly knOwn parts of lots 1E5
sno lzg Beatty and Hawkins addition to said George
Lot has q front Of Is feet on ID street. aud runs
back vfts that width $50 feet and Is i'm proved by
we'll built tive story Frame House with back build
ing.
back with that width IS feet, and is unimproved
Terms: One-third cash, residue In two equal pay
meDts at and IL months with Interest at ceut
secured By deed Of tru,t. A deposit Of $50 on
each lot day Of sale If terms Of sale are not
compiled with within seven days from day OF sale
the perty will be resold st risk and cost of the
defGating purchaser BY giving five days notice in
some paper printed and published IN the District
Convey srcfng at purchasers cost.
OBAS. WALTuR,
RBGInALD FnHDALL,
Assigpees Of John Lane, bankrupt
cots eod UUNCAES0E BROS, Aucts.
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