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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-04

WHAT Mr.. BUCHANAN PROPOSES To Do AFTER
THE FOURTH OF MAgCH.-'E. b. :" writes from
Washington to the Express rs follows Of the
closing days of Mr.. Buchanan's Administra-
ton, the reflections in which he INDUCES,
how he proposes to ride with Old Abe to the
Capitol on Monday, and then 90 home to
Lancaster and join the Church. The little
sketch of Sc l.. 3" is pregnant with ins true
ton TO those in high place, who unnecessarily
abandon lifelong and tried friends to gain
some trivial point of trifing Importance
cit is popular to abuse Mr.. buchanan, for
he has no power, and but few friends The
Republicans delight to call him tyrant knaye
and rogue, and Democrats denounce him as
anldlot, rogue, and an imbecile. But in sober
truth, he Is none of these, but one who after
over forty years of public service, has made
and lost more friends than perhaps any man
who ever before held public office in the conn
try. In SIX months att + his election he quar-
relied with some of his best personal and
political friends, and later, with thousands
more. Or party OF thirty five lifelong and
attached men with whom he dined in Phila-
delphia after his election and before his in
auSufation, not one now remains to call him
friend or TO feel an interest in his future
The genius of the President seems 10 have
been in repulslOn rather than attraction and
hence no one honors the setting sun Mr.
Buchanan has tlnd To his credit be it spokeul
felt all these changes of personal fortune much
v
which distinguishes his Admin is ira ton above
all which ever preceded it, Intimate acq uain1-
anceS have seen, for three months past that
a real sorrow has been wearing uuou the mind
and heart of the Pres esident. He has declared
for many weeks, here, that he should see the
President elect inaugural ted, hear his oath to
support the Constitution, and then go to his
home.
lin the midst of the great excitement and
threa tening danger here, he has said shall
ride beside Mr.. Lincoln, from the White House
TO the Capitol, even ifit rains bullets l shall
then go 10 Lancaster, pass my days III retire
ment and seek TO find consolation and religion
III the Church. Bitter sorrow has taught me
that happiness can be found no where else
Mr.. buchanan, therefore, purposes at once,
upon his return to his old homestead to be-
come member of the Presby byterian Church,
in which he has usually worshipped. He
feels-and let US attribute it rather to good
than bad impressions-aS deeply sorrowful
FOR the condition of the country as the rest OF
usi'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-04

VISIT TO THE PRgsIDEsT.-At noou Satur-
Day, the officers OF the Army, in full dress,
headed by Gen. Scott and Gen. Wool Ia citi.
zens' dress, called at the White House TO pay
their parting respects 10 Presid Buchapa n
The officers OF the Navy, also In fun dress
paid like visit of respect at z T.. NJ. II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-04

IsTERcOuRsE WITH THE NEW CosFgDgHAcr. -
An order has been promulgated by the soon.
ieoerate States OF America" to the effect that
on and after February Is invoices must accom-
pany all goods sent into those States, accord.
ing TO the custom now in force concerning all
exports to foreign countries The States 10
which this order applies are South Carolina,
Georgia, Florida, alabama, Mississippi,
Louisiana, and Texas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-04

FAY OF THR WAsBfsGroS CoAAIssfoSBss-
After considerable dispute in the Pen.syIya.
MIA legislature, as 70 the amount, it. has been
determined 10 pay ee Washington Peace
commissioners from that State n, 600 This Is
the aggregate, and from IL all expenses, in
Guiding clerk hire, are TO be deducted The
commissioners were In session twenty. four
DAYS. -'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-04

FLORIDA RKTrRsIss L.. S. Frxps.-Mr. Cis.
co, the Assistant Treasurer of the u. Sta tss.
AT New York, has received notice from the
Sub-Ireasnrer at Charleston, Sou tn ern Con-
federacy, that he had sent by Adams 4 Co.
the balance remaining in his hands, TO ths
credit Of the Collector of Key West
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-04

River Improrement.-Messrs. Cody & Os.
good. contractors for cleaning out the ob,
structions in James river. near this city, are
now engaged IN dredging below Rockets. on
posite Powhatan. The big steel drill whiet
weighs i've thousand pounds, is uneeryo,n.
certain repairs calculated to make il ouera :.
with more effect than ever on the fiinty rocl
Which abonnds at the bottom Of the nobi.
stream referred to.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-04

Secession Eag.-A number of the friends of
Prompt ac ton" living in Henrico, have in
dicated their idea of what Virginia should do
IN the present state of affairs, by raising a
large flag on the new central road, about
three miles below the city. The banner is OF
blue bunting, and has fifteen white stars in
one corner, and as an inscription, .the
south" The pole To which il is attached is
about 50 fee, in height.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-04

In Ltmbo.-A dispatch has been received bv
the CITY Sergeant, from Edward II. Dowdry,
police officer of Lypchburg, announcing the
arrest there on Saturday, of John Lips com b,
VINO escaped from the Jail of this city few
weeks since. The jaior had offered a reward
for his cApture
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-04

1he Recorder, on Saturday, discharged J .
Brattles OF frivolous accusation of larceny,
or number of window s1sh Henry VIII
liams was held to bail for threatening 10 as
sault }. :. Thompson. James Skipper, free.
was ordered thirty nine, and ninety days In :
Dor on the public works, for not having "his
Ryan. John WEIGH free got 25 Iashes. and
was committed for want of a register.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-04

A Stare named Aleck Bagby, owned, by DR..
sam i Fauntleroy. of King and Queen, on
yesterday evening bit off the entire lower lin
OF fieming Pryer, a slave, owned by W r.
Robinson, Esq, in fight, at the factory Of
the latter, on Franklin, below 2Oth street -
Dr. James Dove was summoned in haste, and
stitched on the discovered part
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-04

LEaAL DECISION 1t has been recentlv de-
cided In Scotland that a minister has the rig ht
TO inquire into defamatory reports respsc ting
the Character OF member of his congrsga ton.
without making himself liable therefor in
damages. on the ground that il is duty to DO
performed and privileged one
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-04

The NORTH CARoLINA ELECrIoy.--It appears
To be certain that North Carolina has gone
against prompt action" but not for submits
sion. The Raleigh Standard, (Union paper }
speaking of the result, says:
''In speaking Of the successful party as
Unionists, we must not be understood as say
ing that they viii submit to the administra-
tion of the Government on sectional or Black
Republican principles, but that they are anx-
ious to preserve the Union on a Constitution
al basis, and to ob tain such guarantees as will
lead to Il permanent reconstruction OF the
Union. The Unionists entertain hopes, and
nearly all of them strong hopes, that the
Union can and will be preserved, and they
are willing to show their faith in this respect
by their works. They are opposed TO disunion
at this time, and would regard il at any time rs
iraught with numerous and great calamities :;
and they are also opposed TO the attempts
which are being made to -HeTicdnize this Re
public by breaking il up and incurring the
hazards of revolution simply on account of
the election Of Mr.. Lincoln 10 the Presidency"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-04

Ioodcco Alley, leading from 18th 10 i.th
streets, north of Main, has been lately paved,
ana otherwise renovated and improved, caus.
ing IL 10 be more popular than ever with that
huihetous' IL not useful, body OF "feliow-eiti-
Zehs Who are engaged in the banking bust
hess, IN the vicinity OF the Exchange Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-04

SHoeKIyG.--The Boston Post, net having
the fear of Abraham, the Prince of Rails, be-
fore it's eyes, gets OFF the following
"Query, after reading the recent speeches
of the President elect, whether those who
thought old Abe was able, do not now realize
that they made an L OF u mistake"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-04

Oassy.-Aitholgh the suininer-ltka a,mos
phefe On Saturday was not bad ~ take, the
aust interiered seriously with pedestrian en-
)oyment. We are gratified 70 announce that
the Niagara, which IL now undergoing a few
artistic touches OF the painters brush, will
shortly commence its amhulations ON Main
street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-04

Good Nope.-The City Engineer, on Satrr-
day. had dozen or more of the able -bodird
men now i'll the Poor House, engaged In level
ing off the grounds attached to the new aims
house. Inasmuch rs they are mt no expense
to themselves, we do not see why this cour o
may not be adopted often when similar Jobs
are bl done
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-04

Ns.p Caanoa.-A model OF the cannon re-
Gently invented by Lorenzo Sibert, of Angus
IA, has been deposited at this office. II Is re-
voiyer, and can be discharged nine times ere
its power is exhausted. Col. Smith, OF the
V NJ. l.. thinks highly OF it. The Legisiatur
have recently char rtered the Staunton Ord
nance and Arms Manufacturing Company.
who will engage in its manufacture
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-04

SEVEN DEATHS IN FAMILY "A family ns med
rate, readn( In Spotsylvania county, va,
near the ors@age county line, have Loss even
ehiIdren Dy diptheria within the last IN 60
weeks. The father aud mother have thus
been hereft Of their entire o6spring, tie
youngest, an infant, dying last. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-04

Jury DiSchdrgsd.--Judge Ualybnxon. of
the United States District Court On vestar-
day, discharged the jury sworn to try Cepain
John Lockhart for misdemeanor In bs1six on
vessel having Africans on board The lury
stood ii for acquittal TO against After
wards all of the jury signed paper, request
ing the udge to admit the prisoner TO bail -
The application will be made to-day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-04

The Vorren Prize.--We are informed that
the Warren Prize, at the Medical Collep.
commencement which was divided into two
parts, was awarded equally to Dr. White and
Dr. Elzey, both competitors being placed by
the award upon the same level of merit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-04

Refused PhrdoR.--Saml ii. Jeftord, who
was found guilty of swindling M. L. Cow ing
ton out OF $50. in December last, was on Sal
turday conveyed to the Peniten tinry by Depu-
ty Sergt r. W. Hall, the Governor having re-
fused to pardon him
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-04

FFe.-A small wooden structure. on the
South side of the Basin was fired SATURDAY.
night. The firemen soon saw the light, and
put out the fire ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-04

Edtcdfd hcCdrthy, who lately occupied r.
position as one of the Gus tom House Ins nee
tors, has resigned his Office to accept the post
OF Treasurer of the Danville Railroad made
vacant by the death of j. s. Vaughan.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-04

The House or Delegates was not In session
on Saturday, but will doubtless meet to- -day
to pass resolutions in reference TO the death OF
one Of Its members, noticed eisewh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-04

There mere NINETY. four children in attend.
ance At the Bethel Sunday School yesterday
and fourteen teachers. 1t started two Sab
baths since with forty three scholars
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-04

Chilled Meeting of the CITY Comet, will
be held this evening to take into couside rn-
tion the new tax bill, which has been prin ted
for the use of members
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-04

The announced arrest OF y. X. Chisman -
for the murder OF Il woman ia North Carolina
should have been J. r. C.ipman Mr.. CHS
man is a respectable citizen of Norfolk, and
has not been arrested as might be supposed
from typographical error.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-04
How II, when | am laid into the tomb.
] wake before the time that Romeo

when for the first time, the audience felt her full
power for she gave that great passage 50 power
fnily-maklnH every separate word bring out It's
separate terror--that men and women luyolun-
tariy stare 10 their feet in sudden horror al the
picture. The rendition OF that passage stamped
this young lady woman OF genius. But grand
fui OF power evlaeiye as 1t was OF the possession
OF the rarest aud highest gifts, ii was artistcaIIy
no more proof OF power than the gentle IoyeIi-
ness with which she So gussd the whole nharact,,
giving TO all who love the play aud who saw her
III IL, something forever TO cherish in memory AS
Julet- w hen The great world shall have seen
her IN the part, she wlii be pronounced the great
representative of TINS, the sweetest of shaks-
peare creations and shall remember " ith
pleasure, that she was first seen and appreciated
In 1t by Montgomery audience"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-04

MISS Bdtentdn as JuItet.-Those who re-
member Miss Ellen Bateman's ininitabIe i'm
personation of difficult parts in her early
chlldhood, VIII need no assurance of her abii.
lty TO sustain the character of uliet in whieb
she appears tonight but In order TO show
now she is appreciated elsewhere in the South
we copy the following from q recent mum her
of a leading Montgomery (Ala) journal:
Now that Miss Bateman has closed her an =
gagement here, We cannot refrain from printing a
Few last words, in Justice to ber su rp,.sip .
beauty, and her wonderful genius nd accnnpn.h,
persouation Of Juliet, last Friday evening. on the
occas on OF her benefit ii il had been given on apv
metropolitan bnarus, would have placed hers IN
our opinion, among the first OF those Immortal /
are deemed BIT TO be interpreters OF the great ork
of Shakespeare. As irat performance this Iuii.t
might be considered almost miraculous but w q
do not care to treat ii as first personation Taks
OF Miss Bateman; suppose that she nayer inn
proves ii; yet, os ii is it must make her illus
trlous.
In the limits of such an article as tbis ,va can
only speak general ily-refer TO some of the lead
ing characteristics Of this rka lie younR girl
of these The most noteworthy is the quiet strength
OF her dellneati0ns, the absence Of all-not yart-
but that false and lashy sort of uoint- m kim
defamation, grateful TO Bowery tastes Mis-.
batefhdn : style is simple and severe and ber
enumeration remarkable for its purity and the
variety ana effectiveness OF int0natiun. And in
scenes OF tenderuess-such as the Ba Icopy scene
the effect must be imag ned, OF this sweet voice
noted by nature u the expression of ali that ia
womdhly, aided by the chains Of an almost
inatchless beauty ROW III its earliest fragrance
SO does she grow on one in Juliet, that even the
backneyed forget ali but the poets idea and be-
hold only his heroine. Little by little on Friday
evening, with the tact and power OF true artist
she stole away the hearts oil her hearers carrying
them all gently, until she commenced the recitao
ti0n OF the familiar iIneh--
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-04

TIE DCKE OF NEWCASTLE ON OUR DIPFCUL-
TIES The following extract from letter,
dated February S, 1861, and written by the
Duke of Newcastle. the Secretary of State for
the Colonies, TO 4 gentleman of New York,
we may quote tsays the Boston Courier,) as a
candid and voluntary expression of English
opinion, and one entitled TO more than usual
importance, considering the eminent source
from which it emanates:
'sLet me assure you, and those with whom
Won are associated, how anxiousy we all de-
Sire, in this country, to see happy termina-
ton TO the troubles which are now affecting
the United States. The accounts from thence
are watched with an intensity OF interest
scarcely less than that which, three years
ago, attached TO every mail from India"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-04

MARINE LOSSES FoR FEBRrAKY The Month
lv Table OF Marine Losses for the past month
shows an aggregate OF forty eight vessels, OF
which four were ships, eleven were barks,
nine were brigs, and twenty -four We're
schooners. The total value OF property lost
and missing was one million ttoo hu Adred and
thirty. .secea thousand eight hundred md t,oen-
ty-are dollars. This is the value of the prop
erty totally lost, exclusive OF damage TO yes
sells not amounting to total loss
seven teen ships, eight barks, five brigs and
eleven schooners, with total value OF proper
ty lost and missing amounting to one million
fps hundred and Sfafy .foe thousand dollars.
Vessels. Value.
Total losses for January. ....,.42 &l, 5s5, 900
=. February ......4s I,237,c25
Total for two months s.....,.........ys ", so2, ,s2s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-04

Sarr0D Eseape Yesterday afternoon. A.,
returning from religious services at St Pat
rick's Church, Church Hill, through Bro,d
street, his horse ran away near Bellevue Hos.
pital, and dashed down the hill at u fearful
rate. negro man who boldly attempted 10
stop the horse. was knocked down and run
over by the carriage, but singular to say, not
injured. The horse turned down Goth street. :.
towards Franklin, when Mr.. Andrews mSu-
aged to give him Il dexterous Jerk, throwing
MIN down and stopping him. The vehicle was
somewhat broken, aud the spectators appre-
hended more serious result, but Mr.. A. es-
capped unharmed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-04

ma" Sfdbbed by His WiJe--AHempt
o"tctae-An affair was rumored about the
oity Yesterday, connected with which are cir
~ eulns Iahces that We do not deem it proper to
mention ut present. 1t appears from all we
Am a Gather, that on Saturday night last, a
hr Ravmond, who does business in the So
eonu oir aarRet, was severely stabbed by his
Vile. the act being instisated by ie,lon.v -
She shen attempted to destroy her ownfif..
oy taxing poison, but the timely aItendancs
Oh physician frustrated the intention We
are informed that the wound inflicted upon
Raymond was not fatal. The parties reside
on Second street, beyond the corporation line.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-04

Husftngs Court.-The following business
was transacted before Judge VIM. II. Lyons
on Saturday last
The jnry in the case of Daniel W. Lea and
Robert Brannon, for unlawfuiiy cutting Jno.
burns. were out all day, except when before
the Judge for instructions. At the moment
Of adjournment they brought In a verdict of
guilty against both parties. who were each
fined IS. The Court imprisoned Lea for 80
days and Brannon for 10 days.
Thos Wilkinson and Jas Baker tho lads
who broke into Henry Miller's shoe shop on
Broad street, about 10 mon tbs since, and pur.
lolned lot of boots and shoes, were tried for
mat offence, adludged guilty, and sen fenced
to the Penitentiary for one year. Wilkinson
was condemned 10 a mon ths' tour In the city
iaii, few days since, for petty larceny ON
MS n last trial he was defended by NJ. johnson,
Baker by Lewis Randolph.
ne Irand Jury of this Court assembled on
cial mention ~ Nv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-03

AUCTION EoTIcE.-guRNHAM's EURN1TuBR E4-
IA press and Packing Establishment 1l3 West Eleventh
street. between Ffh and Sixth Household
euro boxed and shipped TO all parts the world
wagons Tor removing TO the country furniture stored.
UCrlON NOTICE.-SOUTH BERSEN, N jim CON
sequence Of the absence Of the ancoaeei David Scott
Ros.poncd and will be sold by ANTHONY j. BLEECKER
Co on Tuesday Nov. II, at halt past tive +. NJ.
browne NICHOLS, AUCTIoNEERS, WILL SELL,
II on Tuesday, November s. at one o'clock in front Of
oacsrooms 80 Nassau street. splendid black Horse
teen hands, eight years old, warranted sound kind
and gent!e travels FAST and good in all harness. viii
Ike nne coupe horse. Also, Jaeger Wagon, good
oaer put te used together with Single Harness. To be
odd without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-03

Wh Writer'S AuCTIoNEER, WILL SELL To
w morrow Al o'clock, at 45i Canal street. all the gen,
seel Paror, Chamber Dang Room and Kitchen Furniture
&c, OF large house, nne collection OF velvet Carpets OIL
Soth Bedens China, Glass Sofas Chairs &C. adapted
che WAITS Of families aud others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-03

This troupe sojourning in this city for long time pas
under the able direction Slckney Sr exhibiting at the
BOWEHY THEATRE,
have with the kind and appreciation Of all classeA
Last evening =
the gifted daughter OF recherche friend performed her
evoutions and her admirable skill and fcatp
In horsemnnshp admired by all citizens They
be supported by the appreciation they have already
ceised
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-03

WIN. MASON AND THEo. THOMAS
w FIRST SOIREE
At DODW0RTHS HALL Tuesday, Nov. S, ct 8ocock 2.
Quaret.es by Mozart and scapmann; sonata, BY Bee
thoyen and Ropdo, for piano and VIOLIN BY Schubert WI
be performed The grand pianoorc the mandatory
OF Messrs. Seinway n Sou.
ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR.
Subscriptions for the seventh received a. tne 400
and at the music stores Of Scharenbafg LUIS ~ broad
c. Brensing, 7Ui Broadway. Single subscription
for the six soirces 81 Two subscriptions for do, 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-03
SALES AT AUCTION.
A n. h. CHAPMAN A co, AUCTIONEERS
IA. rare opportunity for housekeepers and dealers
HOUSEHOLD

AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
X0e property or gentleman leaving FOR Europe.
ON MONDAY, NOV 4. AT II O'Clock.
the residence Lcmuc Clark ESQ., No. " West
sfreet, between Fifth and sixth avenues.
catalogue ses largest and richest assortment
perempory Every article positively sold TO the highest
SUPERB SEVEN AND A HALF OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
ROSEWOOD PARL4OR SUITE
VELVET CARPETS, BRONZE CHANDEIIERS,
EMBROIDERED CURTAINS. EXTENSION TABLE
BUFFET CHINA, GLASS; SILVER WARE
Parors-rosew0od Suits, covered with silk brocael viz
Arm Chairs Recep ion Chairs TeteaTete, oval
Arm Chairs rosewood Ecgeres stauay marble tops lined
Nth sA!nwood secetarc and Bookcase plate glass doors
with pearl; Antique Gothic Reception Chairs
with India satin Kings patent Reclining Chairs, covered
with velvet EncoenNurs Carpets OIL Paintings by eminent
.artiss two superb Marine Views BY kecet Holy Family
copy Of the celebrated limiting in the Louvre Gallery Paris
Winter Scene Fruit Piece, French Line Engravings
6rodcred Lace Curtains, Bronze Clock marble statnay,
ffSs 0cTsvE pasRwo0D prANoFoRE,
CANTERBURY STOOL AND COVER;
walnut Hastana .Aairs ueofh Velvet STAR Carrfr Sl-
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Caster Spoons, Forks Napkin Rings Coffee Urn Salvers
Table Linen. acknowledgement Dressing Bureaus,
Bsdseads, style OF Louis XIV; Commodes washsiands.
Toilet Tables aGlace 10 fine Hair Mattresses Pigcts
pstent Spring Mattresses, II pair Wooen blankets, 20
Sheets 81 Pillow Cases, Counterpanes, McGraws Sofa
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nature q the servants apartments Strangers wishing
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UCTIoN NorIcE-nANDs0ME HOUSEHOLD FUR