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Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-09

CAN THE REPUBLICAN, PARTY ELECT a PREsI~
DENT ?-The Augusta (Me.) Age, one OF the
oldest and most reliable Democratic journals
Of the Atlantic States. says, in reply to the
above:
Not if the Democratic party, in its forth
coming convention at Charleston. stands hrm-
" by its cardinal doctrine of d" Congressional
Non-interlerence NTH Siarery an State or Ter
ritory." and go to the people on that issue,
as contrdsted with the Republican doctrine
of Congressional despotism orer the Terrific
riss. But if the popular voice is compelled
to make choice between Congressional des-
potism for the establishment of slavery in the
territories or Congressional despotisn for its
exclusion from the territories. the issue can
not be regarded as doubtful. and the Democ-
racy have nothing toh hope in such contest
nor the country anything to hope for-the
triumph of either party to such an issue,
would be a public calamity.
MORE CnINAMEN.-The ship Moonlight,
which arrived at San Francisco on Saturday
from IIongkong, brought three hundred and
thirty eight Chinese passengers.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-09

In the case Of Dorsey. ct al, VS.. Maulove,
the Supreme Court have rendered decision
reversing the judgment of the Court below,
and remanding the cause for a new trial.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-09

On Monday at Sacramento. the new steam.
er Milton S. Latham" was launched. She is
designed for the Sacramento river, and dra VS.
10 inches at the bow, and % inches aft.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-09

Police. -Kate Malone and Maria King,
were arrested yesterday for fighting and
will have their cases examined by the Recor.
der, to-day.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-09
PLUMBING! PLUMBING
d.. HELY ANDJ. III. TERENS.

DRACTICAL PLUMBERS ana COPPER SMITHS,
l. having formed co-partnership, are now ready
to introduce water into Hotels Bath Houses, Private
Residences, &C, &c.
Bath tubs, Water closets, Wash basens, hot and
cold water arrangements put up in the neatest and
most durable manner, and at Tces TO suit the times.
All persons wishing work done in line, would do
well to give a call at No. 105 D STREET, near
the Marysve Water Works, where keep constant
y on hand large assortment OF Brass and Plated
work. Particular attention paid to the repairing Of
Pumps. Copper and Tin work made to order Steu-
ell plate cutting, &C. &c.
N. BAH orders from the country promptly atten-
ded to- febg.my
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-09

REcoRDER's Couer.-The only case before
his honor. yesterday, was that of j Lynch
drunk. and disorderly. lie was fined five
dollars and costs.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-09

GEN, JAoKsoNs DAY IN New YoRY.-At the
celebration in New York of the anniversary
of the battle of New Orleans, a speech was
delivered by Calhoun Benham of California
and letter from Senator Gwin was read.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-09
9rr advertisements.

WANTED.
A No. 1 female cook, German preferred,) to
~ cook for small family, five miles in the country.
Wages $40 per month. Apply at
STALLS City InteIigenc, Office,
Hotel du Nord, No 25 High st.
WANTED,-A German boy to do chores about
w house in the country. Apply at
STALLS City Intelligence Office,
Hotel Du Nord, No. 25, High ST.
"TANTED,-A good gardner The owner of
w the garden a acres, of which u of an acre is
planted with strawberres) will furnish team seed
etc, and divide the profits with the gardner. rare
chance to make money. Apply at
STALLS City Intelligence Office,
Hotel du NOTd, % High street.
XETANTEB.-Afirs first rate and well recommended
w girl to do the chamber work in private family
in the city. Apply to
S. STALLS City Intelligence Office,
Hutci Du Nord, 90 High st.
WANEED-A chambermaid to go 80 miles in
w the country. Good wages. Apply to
STALLS City Intelligence Office,
Hotel Du Nord, 25 High street.
WANTED.
A SITUATION a Cook and House Keeper, by a
IA German lady, who speaks the English language
1uently. Either city or country would answer.
feb9-3t* Apply at the WESTERN HOUSE.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-09
THURSDAY MORNING, FEB. 9th.

MARYSvILLB.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-10

Britain are greatly influenced by the price 90 OF
wheat. Thus, in 1S+7, wheat rose 70 JUS 10.
Per quar,sr when the re, receipts arts 20 Se 5so, GG!y
In Is5o, the price of wheat fell to 4os. per
quarter, when The receipts rose to 81, 9s2' Is Is
and the payments were sc, 6s4, BOG; In 1906
the price Of wheat was LIS: Cd, when the ere re-,
coipts were 81, 9ol, ea5, and the payments were
s7,S3g,9 03. The capital invested has gradu-
oliv increased from Gc29, 5O4,4Gl, in 1874, to
sc, $4,000 in 1858. In this country the re,
ceipts and payments are very much influenced TTSd
by panics, and by the labor market. When
labor Ia is abundant, and living comparatively
cheap, the receipts are large and payments
small. The strikes" exercise a good deal Of
influence over the d~cposites in Savings Banks;
because, while resisting low wages and living
without employment, they are compelled to
resort to their savings for support. The
'.striAes," in the various trades in this city
have already had q tendency TO lessen the re-
ceipts at the banks, and to increase the pay
mcntS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-10
Th,e tenth Electoral District.
rbo Berkeley Constitution says:

The editor Of the Charlestown "%lndependent
Democrat takes lis to task for saying that the
friends OF Gov. Wise were in the majority in
the recent Winchester Convention, and then
ooes on TO assert that "nineteen.twentieths oil
ihe Democracy in the district favor the nomi-
nation of Senator Hunter at Charleston. We
have no disposition to waste time on the editor
Of the Democrat" by furnishing the proof OF
what he knows to be strictly true, since he has
manifested such objectionable Gllndness-in
the face Of every day occurrcnces-in his
Observation-Disclosures" statement. let tins as
sertion NAV not display greater want OF truth
To bear it out than the editors statement that
Col. John Blair uoge will represent his own
personal feelings at the Charleston Convention.
We would be very sorry to publicly misrepre-
sent either the Democratic party OF the district
or Col. Hoge in this matter, as the editor OF
the democrat" has done.
correspondence.
WINCHESTER, March II, lsdO.
TO JoHS BLAIR HoGE, ESQ.,:
Dear Sir-The Democratic Convention Tor
the 10Th Electoral District, at its assemblage
in Winchester, on Friday, the 10Th instant, for
appointing delegates to the Charleston Conven-
tiyn, unanimously elected You as one OF the
delegates.
The undersigned were appointed 4 committee
to notify you Of your election, and to request,
respectfully, your acceptance. Yonr fellow
citizens,
WASH. G. SINGLETON, Frederick.
ASA liIETT. Hampshire.
WILLIAM H. BAKER, Morgan.
NJ. LOCKE, Berkeley.
THOMAS C.. GREEN, Jefferson.
T. p. PESnLEToS, Clarke.
JouS MCPHERSON, Page.
II. Dorsey, Warren.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-10


CEREMoSY OF THE ExCoMMCSICATIoN OF VIC
TOR EMuASrEl.-A correspondent Of the In
dependence Beige gives the following account
Of the ceremony to be performed, in case the
Pope should resolve to cxcom,nunicate the
King Of Sardinia:
The ceremony will take place in St. Peters
Church with great pomp. All the Cardinals
will be present; the whole Church viii he chung
with black; the crucifx will be yelled, and
torches of yellow wax will be lighted and ex-
tiucuished one after the other. There will be
a grand procession of all the monastic orders
to Rome, who will afterwards depart for their
,nonastcries aud converts, chanting the Mise
rsre as they pass through the city. The
person who gives me this information does not
think that the sentence of accommodation
will be pronounced by the Pope himself, but
hy i Cardinal selected for that purpose.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-10
The Navy,

The following United States vessels are on
their way homc:-Marion, from the coast Of
Africa. Perry and cambridge, from the coast Of
Brazil, and the Germantown and Powhatan,
from China. The L. S. sloop-ofwar Narragan-
sett sailed on the lst to join the Pacific squad
ron. She will call at Rio and several other
ports on her way out, for the purpose Of coal
ing and watering ship. Some slight alterations
have been made on her, which make a great
in her ~sea-going qualities. Her
engines are powerful, and were worked up to
$50 horse power, and are capable OF 1000
horse power. The boilers Of Martins patent
are excellent. The ~NarraganSett is lSS feet
long, and 49, feet wide, and s09 tons burden.
Her armament consists Of nine Dahlgren shell
guns. Her crew numbers about 100 men, all
told. She has a library Of nearly 400 volumes
Of the choicest works.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-10
Letter from New York.

(C0rrcSp0ndcnCe Of inc Ntchm0hd Eh9utFeFJ
New YoKK, April Sd, 1860,
Help, Cassius, or l sink" 1t is Cassius
who now calls for help from his abolition, co.
conspirators. y traitor to his native State, and
a traitor to the name he bears, he detlcs the
public opinion and the laws Of a whole State,
and threatens murder and vengeance against
all who approach him. Half insane and half
fanatic, he has been tolerated in Kentucky so
long as his rawlings promised to prove harm
less, but when he is used by the Abolition
lists as the distributor Of abolition lnccndlary
publications, including Helpers 4lmpendlng
Crisis" which he openly defends and en-
dorses, it becomes a question of safety to the
people of Kentucky whether he can be permitted
to.thus threaten their peace, by such a de-
s~tructive course. Which is best, to be shot at
bv this crazy scattcrer Of iirc-brands, or to
have their Threats cut BY a scrvile instruction
which his acts are calculated to excite? If we
know anything Of the Kentuckians, we have
no doubt that they will be compelled to expel
this mailman from their borders, in spite OF the
howl Of the Tribune and its Abolition Black
Republican cohorts.
The letter written by Cassius to his aboli-
ton friends in this city and published in the
Tribune, and other Black Republican organs,
bears the most unmistakeable evidences Of an
5000 no;rd A hunot;c ,cvlr,r would he his
h'S''ie INV ~" y"
proper place. His letter Is non-sens'cal and
,~nrrammatical. Yet it is caurht I'D and used
nc Plack Pcnnblican capital as seen by the
s.,io".;na not;cn nnb,isbod in tho Tribnne Of
this morning:
At meeting Of the rwen,y,ars, Ward Association, last
nishs, Mr.: 4. {: llils Ga called led attention to !. Letter sSss, Of e o .ss,rs
that h The mob had resolved 10 drive hin and his associates
sided aided III, the @ q s, sSd 'A1 IN so s,sR n ES hs Mr. arms HIS ssp eSerel the ths
following resolutions.
ke,0lTsd, That h in in the attempt now making .gd to 1, sSpsI Gas:
sith en-: Tf from the Il State Of KentuaEy, we recOgnise the hand
Of the bloody and HaFbs5nns system y; OF s., s,ave ,Ss T Terri
, ,nSi. nx nf ,hIs coa psrsy " surviving ~ ''A
Resolved, That the heroic bearing and manly courage d
css.i1, ,; s; Clay lin in a1 hs efforts in !hs es S4H 10 Of .E ps1 %sfm AND aa
@iTaiion anil ssmra:hy Of the Republican party, always
ana especially sri,Ityd IN rs sne rSsF b % s MsEsFs. Van Buren,, Easter.
br 1msF c spasi.T md ie others, ,S + resolutions were unanimously
sdcp'sd, and /. was ordered that they be published IN '"'
" !. Tribune anu sSenIhs ro'T .bo Tribune 70.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-10
"upfcinal Elections,

At the charter election at Elmyra, \. y, on
Tuesday, the Democrats elected nearly their
entire ticket. ,.
At the municipal election at Milwaukee,
Wisconsin,; on Tuesday, Lynde, Democrat, was
elected mayor by 1000 majority. The Demo
Gratis also elected their comptroller and city
attorney.
The brooklyn, n. y, charter election on
Tuesday resulted in the success Of the Demo
cracy-Edmund Briggs Icing elected coliec.
tor of taxes and assessments, Bernard UNeill
commissioner of repairs and supplies, and
Chas. Tierny street commissioners. Of the al
dernen elect, seven are Democrats to two Re
publicans, and Of the supervisors eleven are
Democrats to eight Republicans.
Al the charter election at Buffalo, y. l., On
Tuesday, the Democrats elected nearly their
entire ticket.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-10
THE VOYAGE OF LIFE.

l wish I could as merry De,
AS when I set out this world to see.
Like a boat filled with good companie,
On some gay voyage sent
There Youth spread forth the broad ~,;hite sail
Sure of fair weather and full gallo
Coniding life would never fail
Nor time be ever spent.
And Fancy Wh'stled FL the wind,
And Il or Memoir looked behind,
Twas ou' SVlie friendly Sight to tind,
Anu g'au ONE wave her hand.
Ana ii'r !. kept whispering in Youths car
~ .caa more sail, and never fear,
or the same sky would still be clear,
. Until they reached the land.
Heath, too, and Strength tugged at the oar
Mirth Knocked the passing pillows roar
And Joy, with goblet running Ger,
Drank draughts OF deep delight;
And Judgment ut the helm they SET
But Judgment was a,chlld as .e'
And, lack a-day! was all UNI
To guide the boat Alright
Bol,b,cS did half her thoughts employ,
HoYc snc believed - she played with Joy,
And Fancy bribcd her with a toy,
TO start which way he chose;
Blu, still they were a merry crew,
And laughed at danger as untrue.
Til the dim sky tcmpeStuous grew,
And sobbing south wind rose.
Then Prudence told them all she feared,
And Youth awhile his nessmates cheered,
Until at length he disappeared,
Though none knew how he went;
Joy hung his head, and Mirth grew dull,
Health filtered, Strength refused to pull,
And Memory, with her soft eyes full,
Backward her glance still bent
TIC where, upon a distant sea,
Bursting the storm dark canopy,
Light from a sun none now could see,
Sill touched the whirling wave,
And though Hope, gazing from the bow,
Turns oft--Sne secs the Slore-to tow,
Jud .ment, grown older now, | trow,
Is silent, stern, and grave.
And though she steers with better skill .
And makes her fellows do her will,
Fear saws the storm is rising still,
And day is almost spent
O: that | could rs merry be,
As wnen | set out this world to see,
Like 4 boat filled with good companie,
On some "a: voyage sent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-10
Later from u-1IiraInon Rctreatlh

PENSACOLA, FLA. April 1.-THE following awe !"
Mexico have Lrrn received by The arrival VI the '.''
war Sh Shunah.
siirauon commenced withdrawing; his force. from -
Vera Cruz on the morning oil March 81.
The Juarrz forces were 40 near CI; al powder cI4,"
believed, had Miramoa remainr! Longer, lac ""G.rha''
cee.ed In capturing the city. 49,.
On the evening OF the I'D the l.. :. s;elt.er lH''@
brought 10 an anchorage 0. th: ci:y y harnae wh.ci
captured Southwark, in the neisi.Lor,o Oi OF A.'af'i2.
The barIu- bore the Spanish colors, ani p'1!eS'"'
bound to Galve.tOn, Texas. The Captain Cavr IS =.
Tor being found ~ hear the HeA:can coast :h.' '"' -""'
Was d.sor!rr-i.
There WAS a strong suspicion -n,rf'a,net wa;
the third vessel mrni!on.d ia the Intercepted ie'f''"
Sliramon.
The steamer IEdiar0la had been purchased ~ IC''
placed in the aervice OF IT, Government.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-10

TuE CHARLESTON LANDLORDS AND THE SOUTH
rps PREss.-Eren South Carolina Journals are
becoming indignan, At the five dollar levy to
be made on the Democratic delegates at
Charleston. The Anderson Gazette" regards
the charge as exorbitant and extorlionatc.-
Hotcl.keepcrs, it says, should not be held
blameless for acting so reprehensiblc a part 10
fleeing the pockets Of visitors. The South
Carolinian' observes:
From all sides we hear nothing but the
most unqualified disapprobation, and from
many violent denunciation, of the e1actions
and impositions to which the delegates and
visitors at the Charleston Convention will be
subjected"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-10

CONVICTED OF BlGAMr.-Ilenry Jenkins was
convicted in Shenandoah county, Va, last week
of bigamy, and sentenced to the State prison
for three years and ten months. The defence
set up the plea Of insanity, 9 very natural plea
for a man with more than one wife, but the
ston7-hearted jury wouldn't stand it.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-10

Pnorp or THE CEArT.-We see by our en-
changes from New Jersey, that the type.setters
are fclicitating themselves upon the apparent
morality of their craft. One Of these papers
remarks 1.-THE printers of New Jersey boast
that there is not a single printer in the State
prison Of the State. and but one in the Legisla
ture.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-10
MISCELLANEOUS

Hon. Howell CoBs AND Tue PREslDENcy.-
This gentleman has written q letter to the
Hon. Isaiah 7. Irwin, President Of the late
Democratic State Convention, in which he re.
fuses the use Of his name in the Charleston Con-
~ren,ion. We find the letter in the Federal
Union," from which we make this extract:
THE March Convention has assembled and
its proceedings are now before me. | have
carefully analysed and considered them in con-
ncction with the action Of the December Con-
~vcn,ion. The result is. that | am we'll satisfied
tina, | have received during this contest the
warm and earnest support OF q decided majorl.
~ Of the DemocraaSsot the State--for which |
feel most deeply and sincerely grateful. 1t is
clear to ry mind, however, that the opposition
20 me, though not so openly avowed is equally
decided. Under these circumstances, | regard
the longer connection of my name with the
nomination at Charleston, as calculated to pro.
duce discord where there should be har-
monv, and distraction where there should be
unity. With this conviction there is no room
for hesitation as TO my course. | must with
draw my name Internationally from the can
yasS; and this letter is written for the purpose
Of announcing to all who may feel an. interest
in the matter, but particularly to the delega-
ton from Georgia, to the Charleston ConTen-
ton, that | have done So
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-10
House Of Representatives.

.NTter he r-aHIng of The I-nei!Iy JnnFnal,
Mr.. Ely, of New York, introduced the following re.'".
Resolved, That Ill ih. remaining public document Pr.
ell by the House previous to the 9th Cor gfei.. sh.@
equally distributed 20 the members.
MIR. Houston objected. on The ground that hs r"..I
find out what sort OF LGcuGl enta they were.
Mr.. Petit, OF Indiana, hoped tie rgso.Gi!on Tasj! p.
and said that In soma cases there were one n!ll'@i -
lying over, and utterly useless.
The resolution VAS referred to the comuiA;.: Oh ~
brary.
On motion "f Ar. TsEpan. the i!orse tc.oi'"i ...'
committee OF the whole IN the private cai-Ei'' 10
Branch, Of North Carolina. in III. chair
The House passed the entire day in the e"h.Jr;'"'
private bills, arI y,assed fourteen OF th"fn.
And al ! O'Clock the lior.. iLI0crr.J.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-10

rLoun IysrEcrloNs.-Thc amount Of barrels
and half barrels of -four inspected in Virginia
for the three months ending the 3lst alt. was
Richmond 1oG, 53l, Petersburg 2o,2l3, Alex
andria 20, 915, L~ynchburg 1882, and Frede-
ricksburr 9,6G7. Total 1928.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-10
MARRIED..

M.sglrD, on the morning OF the 9Th in.tsa, ~! u
H.. ). Kepplsr, Sir. JOHS J. CLARKE. cen -
RockIughnIu equity, North Carolina. anl
MACON, VI aichmonj, Va, daughter o! rs
con. E.u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-10
DIED.

DIED, on Thursday, the 9Th instant, a ,h,rev t.,.,.-.
F., Only son OF james L. ana -
10 tn. fourteenth year OF hs age.
% New York papers please copy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-10

losephus Barbec, Of North Carolina, has re-
ceived a verdict for So, 900 against the Will
mington and Weldon Railroad Company, for
injuries sustained by the breaking Of the axle
ofone Of the cars, a year or two since.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-10

DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CoMMITrEE.-The
Democratic National Committee met III this
CITY this morning. In the absence of Judge
smal!cy, Mr.. Caldwell, OF kentucky, was call
ed to ,l.e chair. M.r. BarkSdalc offered . rcso-
luti,t that the committee deem Il iaeHpedient,
under prcScG; circumstances, to make any
change in the Ilace Of meeting Of the National
Convention designated br tho Convention at
Cincinnati. After L full discussion, the reso-
Luton was unanimously adopted, and the COM
Iui,tec adjourned to meet at Charleston on the
els, instant, at u o'clock, in the Hall OF the
Masonic Grand Lodge, rendered to the commit
tee for that purpose. Twenty-threc States
were represented Washington States, Apri1
attn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-10

Convicted OF CIRCULATING HELPERS Book.
Rev. Daniel. Worth was convicted in Randolph
county. \. c.. last week, OF circulating Help
cr's Impending Crisis" and sentenced to one
years Imprisonment. The defence have carried
the case up to the Supreme Court of North
Carolina, and the prisoner, failing TO give bail,
has been remanded 10 Jail.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-10

Mr. TrImbuli presented the Petition OF ci''sehi 49,
nois, setting forth that great alienation e2isi"i iir"'.
the Union caused by the debate Of the .ukj-s' ',,'
in Congress. and they pray that body 10 rrcoEr='@.
State Legislatures 10 ask "a change IN ;h- con,t!-A
tia, establishment Of Il geographical line through IT, -
and Terrific, les, North az which slavery Is 10 be pr"".''@
and South Of which Il .hail not be iutrrierrrd with "'.rL':
Congress or the staies.
Mr. TrunLull moved that l. be referred to tie Con-
on Judiciary.
Mr.. Green said as II affected tie Territories, ;hai "E
20 to that Committee.
Mr.. TruLpbull supposed that 81 il asked I chHn:. 20
Constitution, the judiciary Committee would D- G.vre 8
prOpriat.. H. was accordingly 80 REFERRED.
Sir. Whom, offered n resolution calling on tr Pot "
Department for copies 0! all correspondence had VIII :
Brooks, the late Chicago Postmaster, IN relation IN che -
di,iOn of that Office. Adopted.
IJ.,.Ir, unstp.s. L.. tI,rp ,utco mn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-10

DISTRESSING MORTALITY We published in
our issue Of the week before last, tho death Of
Mr.. Iiuius Il. Williams, Of Smyth county, on
the 25th ult. On the eth Of the same month,
his son Beverly died, in the 10th year Of his
age. On the ID of the same month, his daugh-
ter Margaret died, aged 1 years. And on the
I'd inst, his son Samuel died, aged 81 years.
fibingIoR Jiryinidn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-10

FIREs.-Capt. Abraham kctteman's stables,
in Hardy county, Va, with all their contents,
were consumed by fire on the night of the Goth
ult. Six horses were burnt to death, four Of
which We're owned by Capt. kctte,nen, and
two by Samuel Mohler. The residence Of
Harvey Sydrnstriker, in Greenbrier county,
Va. was consumed, with its furniture, on Sa-
turdaV night, the family escaping with ditti-