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The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1880-11-20
Earthqu axes and Volcanoes.

According to the observation
Of w. 4. Goodyear, Stale GeOio-
gist OF Salvador, 600 earthquakes
we're felt in that country within
- days preceding the 18th of
January last. Since then the
shocks have been less frequent
as well as less severe, but they
still continue, and in the vicinity
Of lake Itopango are accompanied
i'y loud noises, perhaps caused by
the escape Of volcanic gases
through the crust of the earth.
G uatamala has had its sensation
in an eruption which broke out
in the Volcan De Fuego, only nine
miles southeast of the old capital
Of The state, OH the 9th of June,
throwing out great clouds of sand
and slaoke, beside flame and
lava.
kilograms from Portland on thu
Willamette announce that steam
arises from Mt. Hood, as if that
volcano might resume its activity.
San Francisco continues to en-.
joy the relative exemption from
earthquakes observed since the
great shock-reiatively great for
us, through it would have been
a small affair in Central America,
or on the coast of Peru-Of 1868.
Year after year passes now with
out shake hard enough to be
felt by the people generally
though We have slight trembles
occasionally, including one only a
week since, observed by a few.
Within the last twelve years Ger
many has had more earthquakes
than Central California.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1880-11-20
California Presidential Electors.

Official returns of the vote for
presidential Electors rom every
country except iDyo, Modoc a nd
Trinity, give the following results
Republican-Miiler, 80, SI2; Ed
se5ton, So,37S; Bauer, O,3te; Fox
S0,25S; Mcksig. so, 273: Bard, So
IA. Observation-Disclosures, So,3SS;
Ferry. 1871; Shrob, 80 395
Bro WIN, S0,9SS; Henley, 80 ,4C3
Del Vale, S0.4l7. Del Vale, it
will be notice, leads his ticket.
and with him are elected Hen.
ley, Brown Shrob and Wallace
giving to this State five Demo.
cratic electoral votes. Terry is
defeated by Edgerton (Repub!i-
can,) who leads him by 5O7 votes.
The returns from the three c0un.
ties above mentioned are semi
official. but it is believed will not
change the result. 1t will be OBJ
served 'hat The majoririeS arg but
small, IS ShsDb AMI Wallace are
only ahe;.d lay 81 and IS respec,i-
"ely, aud Del Vale. The leading
Eiec;Or On the Democratic tickle.
has bu; 143 votes ahead of The
lowest Republican EIec,or, Fox.
judge Ferry run behind nj. ticket
ana was closely followed by w.
b. &. Blown. The defeat of the
former is apparently due to
straight scratching, as a COMPARE
son OF the votes will show that
the Republican ticket was not
benefited by Judge Terry unpo.
pularity. General Miller, who
followes Edgerton, was left bv 66
votes.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1880-11-20

Washington d. G. has an extern
sive work On the same object in
press. IT will give in full the
Land Office and Court decisions
now In force, and be the authOri-
ty on United States mining law
without doubt,
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1880-11-20
4 Good Thing For Miners and
LAWYERS.

A seventh edition of that much
praised book "Copp's Handbook
OF Mining Laws" will soon be
out: to contain the State and
Territorial mining laws, and in
struction how to examine title, in
addition to the lists of Govern.
ment patents, digest of decisions,
aud othergood things in previous
editions.
Its editor, Henry n. Conn. of
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1880-11-20
ARIZONA CONCENTRATION
COMPANY.

The Arizona concentration Go.
send fifty men through Yuma
last Monday en- route 10 their ex-
tensive Placer grounds at Pln-
mnso near Gutenberg: This Com.
pany has been at work in the
Territory now FOR nearly II year
prospecting and preparing The
way to Introduce their Dry Ore
Commentators upon all desirable
grounds where water cannot he
obtained. The Company own ard
control the letter.patent for the
"Stephens Dry Ore Concentration"
for the Territories of Arizona and
New Mexico, and these machines
after careful and thorough test
have proven that they are capa-
BILE of working five tons OF dirt
per hour and will save SO per cent
o. the gold contained in the dirt
The machines are constructed ia
a solid and durable manner and
warranted to run for six months
without alteration or repair. The
Company have secured three
thousand acres of Placer ground
in the Pl0mos0 District, and the
dirt averages from three to five
dollars per ion with the prospect
of striking a pocket occasionally
that will materially increase the
yield of gold. The NAHUM cost
of working the dirt does not ex-
coed ST. per ton and as tn Compa-
ny have now six machines on the
ground ready to work with capa-
city of six hundred tons per day
magnitude Of the enterprise can
readily be seen.
The Company proposes to send
more men to their grounds as
fast as they can be utilized. and
IS it is the policy and plan of the
Company to erect and set in oper.
alton other mills besides the one
now in operation the Company,
confidently expect to have at
least five mills running before
next Spring and give employ
rnent to at least five hundred men.
To still further augment thei,
returns the Company find in tak-
ing out the dirt for their mach
mas that they obtain about 5 pei
cent in galena that in working up
to The capacity OF the machines
they obtain besides the free gold
IL tons per dsy OF galeDa which
has been carefully assayed ami
carries over 500, per ton in silver.
The Company have made q con-
tract with Castle Dome Smelling
works whereby they will receive
the full! value of the silver con-
tained in the material, The lead
more than paying the freight and
cost of work. We wish the Com
pany every success io their un-
dertaking and are convinced that
they have commenced an indus.
try that will not oaly be OF great
profit and benefit 10 themselves
but will materially aid in develop
ing this par. OF the Territory. We
shall watch the progress OF their
work with interest and will from
time to time give our readers the
result of their operations.
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O.OS p. II. -DAILY-Ariyor. r.
- s[C press train for Yuma (Colora1.
RlVer steamers), Naricopa (stsges ~
Phenlx and Prescott), Casa Grapde tstas..
ior Florence and GlObe), Tucson istaSe.
LOT Guaymas and sonors), Benson lstaSes
Ior Tombstonel, Wilcox ana Lordshmr1
(stages for New Mexico)
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time TABLE.
S. p. e. f.
@ +,
Arizona.

From San Francisco.j Toward s. F.
81 10 % %
Arizona AriZona Arizona Arizona
Freight. Passenger. Passenger Freight
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-06
Prot. Tice's Almanac.

Our readers will all remember
the wcather-wisc gentleman who, in
his lectures on metcorology last fall
50 stirred up our curiosity, Prof
lice, Of ST. Louis-the eminent ex-
ponent of the Pan-E -Electricity-sehool
Of philosophers, and u seer, as well.
Ills spectacled physiognomy upon
Its front assures us Of the genuine
ness of the American Almanac for
1880, which lies before us, boasting
his authorship. The title page runs
thus: "Prof Tice's Weather Fore.
casts and American Almanac for
1880. The probable weather for
every day, deduced from the theory
that there are meteorological cycles
that are fixed and determined by as
Economical events, &C. Turning
page we come upon the familiar
picture Of the forlorn man at whom
darts are being directed by all man. |
ner Of creatures, each carrying aloft |
its coat Of arms. The page is head
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-06
The Use OF Nitrous Oxide.

II DR.. Wassall got hit by my
article IN your paper of January
23d, il may be n good thing for this
or any other community in which
nc may practice DENTISTRY. Any
one who has the least regard for
human life, outside mercenary
object, knows, If he knows any
thing, that any agent that produces
a condition which 50 closely rescm.
bles death, must necessarily be
dangerous one.
My motive, as before stated,
simply to enlighten the people on
the danger of the use Of this agent.
! assert that my opinion will be
sustained by all leading physicians,
and all the dental surgeons Of this
or any other country.
Ii the use Of Nitrous Oxide has
been advocated in the past by any
leading men Of the dental profess
zion, later knowledge on the subject
has convinced them that its effects
ire injurious and DANGEROUS, and I
DR.. Wassall TO name any
eading college that advocates lis
Use. Notwithstanding all colleges
each how 10 administer ii.
G. w. MoFrErr, Dentist
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-06

ed; The anatomy Of mans body,
as supposed to be governed by tho
twelve constellations.n A note M
the bottom, explanatory of abbreyi-
ahons, conveys ideas not to be
oSerlooked-among them, this; "It
takes both high and q low haom-
eter; on an average, three days to
move across the continent, tho
movement being from west to east" :"
The exact Significance of this
matter of barometer, high or low, il
Will be remembered, is made very
much of by Prof 1ice, He charges
1t upon our men of science of the
orthodox set (himsclf an avowed
oomeonter) that they have altogeth-
er inadequate comprehension with
regard to it, He has il that tho
atmosphere, under alternate at.
traction and repulsion brought
to bear upon II from above
and below, is everywhere cxhibi.
ting balancing columns, ascend.
ing ON one side, and descending ON
snother-that the ascending col.
umns result in pcoipitations Of
Vapor' as rain, snow or hail; attend.
cd with more or less turbulence, ae.
eerding rs the throat of the passage
OF air upward is crowded or free.
that the descending column uni.
fornly marks period of clear, cool
sometimes very cold weather
From the mouth, or lower extrem-
lty, of the descending column mir
lssucs in all directions in an aoou.
mass whence its greater
weight; taking definite directions.
soon, however towards tho funnel.
shaped lower oriiico of the nearest
lsccndlng column, where rcpulsion.
" towards the earth in It's turn
axes place. This alternate attrne.
ion and rcpulsion he claims TO be.
N large scale, but the commerce
u the electricitics, positive and
negative, of earth and air.
II will thus be seen that the state
u the weather over continent.
characterized as of the
falling kind, or as dry and clear,
7 as on the way from tho one 10
he other is exactly determined
'om observation of the dance tso
speak) OF these ascending and
ascending columns,
The question Of importance now
!, IL the line OF movement of these
llumns subject to exact rule, and
m that bu asecrtaincd?
Certainly IL has never been posi-
le, until this our day of tolcgraphs
1d Signal Service Bureaus, to have
le field Of the miEd's operations
yer very broad area under eye,
as to interpret well the influences
work. The scientific world has
zen content, hitherto, 10 refer at-
ospheric changes Of level TO va
atoms in temperature. The
uses Of the changes Of tempora-
re have not been well determined:
1t in general way, have been
arged TO the suns greater or less
et.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-06

counted on ones fingers, and man
of these should be thrown out a
} unpmven, it being possible fror
the evidence to infer natural q
{ other causes for death.
In chloroform are united III
qualities Of an agreeable eilicien
anacsthetic, and an unsafe nm,
trcaeherous poison. Ii may act i,
Il mild, delightful manner ON ON,
subject, and the next it may Kill
us quickly and certainly as an,
other deadly poison. Even tn,
same person may have inhaled it il
safety once or moro times and h,
killed by it ON another occasion
Like ether it induces anmsthesia hy
acting on tho centcrs Of conscious.
ness and sensation, but unlike ether
1t sometimes paralyses the heart
suddenly and without warning, the
subject being instantly killed de-
spite all efforts at rcsusoitation.
The healthy and strong no less than
the weak are liable to be thus sud
denly cut oil. There is no known
antldote to It's poisonous effects;
and the EXTREMIST precautions, as
combining it with ether, or with
ether and alcohol, &c., afford no
reliable safeguard against fatal
result. Hundreds of deaths are
directly rcfcrable TO chloroiorm.
and fully one death in every three
thousands inhalations il caused by
1t. No surgeon truly mindful of
the safety of his patients, can ever
administer chlorolorm without a
feeling of uncertainty whether his
subject will pass from his hands
dead or alive.
IL is passing strange that many
surgeons still persist in giving chlo-
roform in the face of tho inoontes.
able dangers attending it, while
ether, nearly if not quite as efficient
md almost wholly devoid Of
LANCER, may be most satisfactorily |
in the most serious sur
sical operations. Chloroform has |
likewise brought discredit on all |
in the minds of many
mid persons, who have been led
y their fears to endure the daily
nfliction of severe pain for months
y corrosive chemicals, rather than
ubmit TO painless operations under
Much must be left unsaid; but IL
believed that in the foregoing
omarks il has been shown:
lst. That nitrous oxide gas is n
holly safe and efficient anmsthetic,
adapted to brief surgical
perations, especially those Of den
stry; but from its transitory ef
cts is unsuited for long operations. &
"a. That ether is practically safe q
Id efficient anmsthctic, adapted 70 |
sht or severe, short or lengthy OPP /
ations, and the only one known I
holly suitable for these purposes. {
3D.. That chloroform, although I
iually the pleasantest and most b
Iicient anmsthetic known, is never G
clcss always positively dangerous, h
causing death under
cumstances that cannot be fore
IN or avoided, and therefore
ould not be used under any ordi- !,
ry circumstances. MEDIcIjs. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-16
MARRIED.

EN1N-klSa. On Tuesday evening" Dscamh,-
l4th. he. ~ the resi- Gcnce of the brides ,ar.nt-
10y the Rev I'm lanahAn. ID. ID 3As. l.. EWfV I,
JANE Y King.
RnGFLY- RANDOLPH on The 18Th Of ID.
cember, Is q. by hlder l. q. Mynuo baptist nun
ls'cr, AT tie r,ed"uCe ~ the bflGes father No -
4 street no. theast, GHARIts G. EIIusELY, Ia
ard Hiss LILA hASDULPH, both OF Nashn - "a
City.
SOEDER-DEGEAw. ON Nciups FAY, De,AIr-
b. 18th. 1885, e. 80 \ IA. al the rec irnce 81 IN,
nrios's parents, by 'e Rev. John Lnwry. OF
Whitehall, y. Y WILLIAM @ Sgt-pER 10 Mis-,
lII1IE p. DEGRAw. botn Of gashinstou. ID. o
lHOMPSoS-PkAOOCK. On the ian Of De
cember, lSSu, hg Elder /. b Nyuup BAPTIST pia-
lster Jo-ETH THOMPSON Neg. ana a!.sa pIIi-
LAR lFAcoCk. ID Of FsirfaN county, Va Ths
arriage took plsce at the Elders res iencs liI8
fourteenth stteet 4 n invest. Mzshiust On Jlty.
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ANDERSON. Wednesday, Decsaaber 18TH. 1850.
MTs Ann. vie ~ WIN. Anderson.
Funeral VIII :skc place from ler late resi- fence,
No. ~ LiD.s street. GenrSetovu, ID. q. sAtur-
da!, Dec, 18th, at o'clock ' m Relatives aud
scguaL tances are respectfully invited To attend.
be- b ON Mednesdsy, December Is n 1880 ct
Yin Mrs tLIGABEIa a. BEC6, rel &C. Cf tha
aie hem booh, II the soNcuiy sCIeth year Of hor
FuLe,al from Mount Vernon VI E church. a, 2
speotfulIy invited.
IohUE, On wednesia moruiar, Deca l.bsr
18TH, issc, WILLIAM oUEREAN FoR1E, Of oon.o,-
Funeral seTSioe al the 18Th Street Rapti t church.
az 8 cock Z "a, Friday. l1ta. Btr.a! at OK
be sent.
GUNrON,. At his residence. on welue. lay
evening 10Th Of DeceI. er. 1899. at half past &
O'Clock, Or. WILLIAM GUSToN, in the ninetieth
tt funeral service Will be held at the First Pros
byterIIn church. Four md n ha etreet, on SAD
bath morning, at halt past IL O'clock, aud vii tsks
The friends Of the family cordially laytei 70
be present.
McaULTY. On wednes fay. December 18th
lSeu, at ocioc M, ri ~ AMY y, beloved n Is
of M. McNulty. IA tie thirt -secoud yet~o. her
age, st,sr long and rai .tU illness. wh.lh sbs
he friends 4 the family are respectfully invi:ol
to attead her funeral from the residence II her
northwest on Friday December 18th, at 4 o'c'ek
Pm.
daughter. Mrs. e. 4 scott, on December 10. 1850.
Mrs. soPHh hEEc. aged eiVhty-siN years and hf
Her funeral win take Place from McKeniree
Church. Massachusetts avenue between ~ nth and
1elih streets, to morrow a: z O'Clock p.Iu.
lBalttmore aud Carroll county papers please COPY Z
sMi III. On December 3D., 1880. SITTER tea
months patient suffering win dropsy, Henry o..
and l.. klmlra Smith, Of Washington, d. u.
WISE. On thursday, December the 10th 1850.
Of uiphther1a. ASDKEw M. son OF GeJFEe ". and
Priscilla Vice, aged year and months.
he funeral viii take place from the residence OF
bis Parel Il, 81 Bridge street, Georgeto VA on FRI
oayy evening, 18th, at 5 O'Clock.
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EE,aOMAs DowL.aa. Aucuonosr.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON BRIDGE AN u FhED EklCh
STREETS, GEORGET0WN. A0NsIS Ting 0F
slX tkIDK AND Two FRAME H9U sES.
By virtue of deed Of trust. bearing date szzA
Al ri LIST, 1856, and cUly recorded In Llbsr lH,,E
93T folio 345. ct seq, one Of the LAND zee ords -.
of the District of U0lumbia, and az the request OF
the parties secured thereby. the uGderslgned rus
tees will sell at public auction. III front OF the
pre- misses on tn UR5DAY, 23D DAY OF DECEMBER.
1851 At S oSLoHk. s Snf ne KIN add5 70
said GeorSetowl, bounded as follows: Bsgtnnirg
at the southeast corner CT said lot and uortn
with the east line said lot sixty 600 feet thence
west parallel to Bridge street thirty feet; thea
herinning improved by two frame buildings.
AI.o Lois numbered twenty seven and thirty
seVen in said addition. az laid down on the maps
of said Geo getown, improved ny tour brick dwell
Also AT ~ O'CLOCK. sAME DAY, all that part of
TT numbered ~, In Beatty & III Iwkins' addition
tnsSi> Geo gs;oAn, bounded as follows: Beginning
on the east line Of Fredefi * street, at point IOi
Frdeiick street twenty five feet; then east parallel
to First street npety-six feet to rear iSe of said
lot then north it'll rear ne Of ssid lot twenty
rive feet; then west ninety-stx pet to the bsg IN
ni-r improved by two bricg reilings.
The property VIII be sold in parcels
1,eru cf saIe: One third cash; balance at six and
tw Is mon, hs with notes bearing interest at per
cent per snnuTu until paid, and secured by deed
o,tion of the purchasers If She terms of sale are
not comJlied with III ten DAYS from the day OF sale.
the Trustees tine right resell the property
at the risk ardocst of the defauting purchasers
property nj tne OF sale All colvsyancing, &c,
st cost ot purchasers.
de.I.1. aids z. MAURICE CkoPj.Ef ''"'e's'
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THE EVENING STAR.
THU RNDaN
December 10. 1850.
THE COUNTS.

NIRCCtr CeUR1 (No. Il-Jtlfqe ErrarTbUy
yesterday, Hannah agL Hutchins: verdict for
s,+o ior pialnllh- Lewis agt Hume leave CD
NE amended declaration. GIlienyater et al
Ag'. Curtin et al; verdict Cor derendants
sll44l damages MCConvey act N,45oDvay,
Juagment below affirmed for sS7Sa
CIRCUIT CoCRT no. 9)-Jbsf7s H7Jnsy.
etsieruay, Henault 3gL Henault; veriIef for
otlebusht- Gefger agt the L. Il. Mutual AId
society. referred 10 l. q. ulne. Campbell al
mintStIator, sgt. Wilson: leave "a d,,f,sn tanf ta
withdraw reloinder ana demurrer 10 nI.inTtfts
replication 10 third plea and certt "a IN t!sna-.i
Term on demurrer. Mackal Trustee al
Richards; Jury respited.
FoUTTY CoURT-Jltfye o.
Yesterday, Grant agt F. :. a I. COmnany-
hearing liked for January term tSSl. Edwards
agt. Hickman; exceptions 10 auditors report
oNefruied. Mason agt. Mason: divorce a vim
mat. granted Richards agt- Mutual Fire In
surance company; dismissed December 10 to
clerks Office. DorSet ACT. Dorset: divorce q
NlD. MAT. granted. Blunt All. Hart: CON MS.
sion ordcreu to issue.
CRIMINAL CoURT-5'fdgg James.
Yesterday Mn. BTiscOe !. vi. tireea ami WI
nainn ard: assautiug OiliceT Boyle: Br,Scoe aad
ward convicted. Green acquitted. Jphu TOO
me9; convicted OF a-saultug a r0ltsD o'lic
sentenced 10 six months IN faii. Mm RriS 49,
). NJ. Green and Nm. Ward: asSsul,Iu- on 4
Pfa'her: Eolle pros. catered.
-
MURDERED BY MAGISTr ArE-NiiIiam J.
bradley, merchant ana cotton grower ag,'d
90. was shot auc KILLED a summit " g.. Tues-
cay. pb James 4. SlGfcs, a MAGISTRATE o. q
Count OF a. old gFlldg a.
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BOWLING, Aucuoneer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE THREE
STORY BRICK RESIDENCE ON TIE
SOUTH SIDE OF PENNSYLVANIA AVEN UE,
BETWEEN TH KNTY- FIRST AND TWEEN TY-
SECOND STREETS, No. pip.
By virtue OF deed of trust, dated the 18th Ia
day Of February, 1879. and duly recorded f!H
in Liber 9o9. folio u, &c, one Of the land 1a1
records for Washington county, District Of Column
we shall sell, on MONDA THE 9TH DAY OF De.
CEMBER, 1880, AT O'CLOCK N, in front OF
premises, the following property. viz: Lot ", in
recorded subdivision OF original lots Is and 49, in
square 70, improved by a substantial three story
ments.
Terms: One+hird cash; the residue in two equal
payments at one and two years, with notes bearing
interest at six per cent per aunum until paid, aGa
secured by deed OF trust on the property sold
or all cash, at the option of purchaser. II the terms
of sale are not complied with in ten days, the
Trustees the riga. to resell the property
the risk and costs of the defauitiug purchaser
AL conyeyancing at purchasers cost. $500 deposit
required when the property is struck OFF.
JOHN W. GORS0N, ,rrus..oz
decl0-d&ds JAMES L. DAVTs, { 1hos'hes'
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DIURETIC properties and viii
k1DNEGEN. NOT NAUsEATE. LADIES
ESPECIALLY viii like it. and
k1DNEGEN. GENTLEMEN VIII find KtpNE-
GEN the best Kidney Tonic ever
KIDNEGES. used
KIDNEGEN. NOTICE Each bottle bears the
signature of LAWRENCE & MAR
hIDNEGEN. TIN. also PROPRIETARY GOV
ERNHENT lamp. which permits
KIDNEGEN. kIDEEGEN TO be sold (withoat
Hcensel by Druggists. Grocsrs and
hIDNkGEN. other persons everywhere
KIDNEGEN. IN oUART-SIzE BOTTLES FOR
GENERAL AND FAMILY USE.
KIDNEGEN. PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE.
KIDNEGEN. LAWRENCE g. MARTIN,
PROPkIEIORS CHICAGO, ILL.
ElDNEGEN. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS. GR0CERS
AND DEALERS EVERYWHERE.
&c. ERGOGD q Co.,
Wholesale Agents In Washington.
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