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, 1863-02-10
From Gen. Logan.
AfrHnufx Tn1t, Fah fSsT3

MEHrn1s, Tunn, Feb. !, 1865
To the Editor Of the Chicago Times;
noticed in your issue of the Cd instant
statement that some twenty transports had
arrived to take my command down the river,
and that I refused to move until my men were
paid and clothed. This Is not trnc, have
never, since in the United etates service, re-
fused to obey any orders from superior off
Ger, nor do / now propose to do 60. No
transports hare arrived for my command, nor
have lad any orders to move anywhere, as
to 60 anywhere, or perform any service, that
We arc required to do for the benefit of our
country.
hope you will do my command and myself
the justice to insert this contradiction Of
your previous statement. in your earliest
issue. Yours, respectfully,
Jot1S 4 LOGAN,
Brigadier General. Sd Division, 18th Army
Corps.
, 1863-02-10

for the re-asscmblipg Of that body will be
that the Peace Commission he abandoned,
and all acts forsworn tending to impair
the power Of the General Government. No
threats will produce any other result. We
shall see what the majority will do, though
their course docs not seem plain TO them
, 1863-02-10

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuncl
DEsAorSEs, Iowa, Feb. ., 1863.
The fnnera1.sof BENZ. Rector, Major Of the 4th
Iowa cavalry, took place Mt Mount Pleasant
last week. His body will be removed to Sid
ncy, Fremont county, ns soon as tho weather
will permit. Hc was lawyer By profession.
was for long time partner Of the present
Register Of the State Land Office, and was enc
Of the most prominent md highly esteemed
citizens Of Southern Iowa.
Dr.. Trumbnll, surgeon OF the 9Th 1owa cay
airy regiment hiss zcsigucd, and DR.. Canpburn
Of Lynn county has been appointed in lis
Sfned
, 1863-02-10

Unconditional Union Mass Meet.
ing Mt H11attoou.
NATION, H., Feb. :, 1862.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
WIZ Fon please notifg Eonr numerous Eead-
region will hold grand Union mass meeting
at this place on Thursday, the 18th inst. ~
The Methodist and Baptist churches have
been offered us for tic purpose.
b. order of the Union Committee.
JouN CUNNINGHAM, Sec'y.
, 1863-02-10

one1a. Parts Of five States are represented.
They were taken at various times and places.
There IRE twelve Indians among them from
General Blunts army.
VIM. P. Randall Of the 18th Missouri died
Oh the way up, also one Indian. They 60 to
ST. Louis in charge Of Capt. BurmasteE fthc
35th Iowa
The Ohio f. falling. Heavy ice still con
tiuues in the 1Iissisaippi.
, 1863-02-10
The Japanese ships Of War.

Il nc ak0ps1nEkG sSnlF3+ Oh ~ ut.
Ibc scuate some time ago called upon the
President, By resolution, to inform them
whether any commissioner, representative, or
agcut Of our Government has been engaged
by the japanese to construct for them sAlps
Of war The response to this inquiry shows
that our Minister, Mr.. rruyn, was requested
by the Minister for Foreign Affairs, to have
built, in the Uni1ed States, for thai Govern.
nest, two stcam sloops Of war, twenty
heavy guns zach, and one s!ean gunboat, also
with heavy guns. Mr.. Pruyn says he induced
to take the order, hoping and expecting Oh
it's arrival home that the rebellion would BE-
crushed, aud that it would supply work to our
mechanics.
The japanese, in addition, requested him to
procure for them i ritiing machine and fnll
battery OF SIX guns. He accordingly fxed NY.
on nThntlow Weed to designate an ngent with
aat reward, and selected Charles 3. Lansing,
# Albany: as hts associate. OF tae Ssas 900
required for these objects, 500, ,090 were
promptly rald. Mr. pruyn SAYS lie has been
highly hattered by the proofs Of confidence
given linn by that Government.
Mr. Seward, under date Of JSA. II. writing
to Mr.. Weed, said il was advisable, before
proceeding to carry out hc>ricws OF the ia
panese, to consult the War and Navy Depart-
mcuts In the course Of the correspondence,
Secretary Tellcs remarks:
1t were better ii the Japanese had appoint
I'd their own agents, his impressions being
adverse to having our Government, or its re-
presentativc, involved in these transactions
Otherwise lie has no objection to the rro-
posed measure, SO far as tho Navy Depart
lt.cnt Is conc ,rncd.
Secretary Stanton replies to Mr.. Stewards
inquiry:
1t docs not rest with the War Department
| to grant or withhold any permission to have
| sEy war 1asscls built in this country for the
japanese. As TO cannon for them, 1t Is I'M
1 possible for thcm to cast as rapidly rs the
| Hauts Of our service demand, and hence mill.
tary necessity furbjds the execution Of that
part Of the order.
Mr.. Seward, Jan. % writes to Mr. Pruyn
No necessities Of opr service will forbid a
cc1npliance with the orders Of the Japanesc
Government, so FIJI. as the construction o.
| vessels is concerned; but the armament can
is Instructed to say to that Government thad
his services In the premises are entirely Of Ut
nnofneinl character.
NOT tor Export,
a rather important step On the subject o
slavery has been taken by the Spanish Govern
mt. An order has been published III the Off
cial Cn=<tf,. dated Madrid. Dec. II, 1867, b,
which it is dccrccd that slaves going will
! their Cuban masters to tue United State
] North, OF 10 any free country, become there
by tree. the same as if They had gone TO Spain
Another recognition by natioual power tha
slavery il tho creature Of local Laws, and ths
4 =.
, 1863-02-10

---- CHICAGO, Feb. ., 1863.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
Will you please inform the subscriber aud
many others among your readers, rs to the
amount Of Government tax OIL demand
note. The subscriber believes it to be tue
sa,,:e as on check or sight draft, viz, two
cents, while the bankers generally ale taking
the same tax is Oh q time note or tinle
draft, For example, on q demand note Of
81, SEQ t!ey insist upon putting on . dollar
stamp. Now, from the very fact Of q demand
note being payable when presented, the same
incoming Of the Stamp aett tas it reads, J Is to
place 1t in the class above mentioned, subject
to i two cent tax. Yours, &c,
4 GfrRSrRfrEH
, 1863-02-10

An Expedition for Texas.
New YoRK, Feb. 9.-Thc N. T. Times
Washington dispatch states:
Gen. Hamilton, it Is said, has received Is
sura,ce that Texas expedition will shortly
be fitted ont, which win have for its object
Tie reclamation OF that State TO the Union.
The chief command will probably be given to
Gen. Butler, Gen. Hamilton having subor-
dinatc command.
NEW YoRK, Feb. 7.-The 1hst says:
understand that Col. 8. B. Heman, Of
this city, is to be authorized to raise brigade
In tic loyal States, to proceed az soon % pos
eiblc to Texas. Sever1l regiments from New
York, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin have al,
ready made application to join Hemsn's a1pe,
dltion.
, 1863-02-10

The Captured Prize Steamer.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 9.-The captured
British blockade-rnnner, the steamer Princess
Royal, has aboard, besides large amount Ct
arms and ammunition, complete machinery
as 4 passenger, an Intelligent Englisl nc.
chanic, who is well yerscd in the process Of
making and hardening projectises,
, 1863-02-10

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 7-AdvIces from :hc
wrccklng expedition express fhe belief ttot
nearly all the treasure lost rita: the Golden
Gate will be recovered.
s4S FRAsc1sco, Feb. s;-rhe Legislature
$50 charters for mining districts, ferries, toll
bridges, ETC., to private parties In 1ainlug
regions east Of Cascade Mountains.
, 1863-02-10
Ul)ifa9o Tribn1tc.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1853.


NOTF THE NVRh REEINS.
The Government is now to call on its
citizens for the aid every man, be he loyal
rr otherwise, owes the nation. The bill
will speedily become law for enrolling
I'll the persons liable to draft. The Coy
t1r.ncnt means TO put down rebellion, and
will call out enough to snuff out home trai-
tors, while engaged in the larger but kin
t1rcl work Of crushing rebels.
, 1863-02-10

C1sc1sSA71, Feb. 8.-MAjor Mcdowell
leaves here tomorrow Tor Kentucky, with
tlsstMo ~ to pay otf the troops there stationed;
the soldiers IN Gcu. Boyle's division.
, 1863-02-10

NASHVILLE, Feb. 9.--Col. Scott, 18th 1l1i~
nois volunteers, wounded at the baltic Of
Murfrcesboro, will rcjoin bis command to-
, 1863-02-10

NASHVILLE Gill; JouRSAL:-A new paper
has just been established ut Nashville Wask~
iugton County, in this State, under the above
title. It is handsome looking sheet, and
Union ut all hazards. It is just in the proper
hcation to accomplish much good, aud we
trust that the Unionists of that part Of the
State will see to i. that It receives 4 generous
surport.
, 1863-02-10

Ike Cooke>s Libel Suit.
NEW YORK. Feb. 9-lsaac Cook has eued
Horace Greeley for Libel.
, 1863-02-10

II OR S A L E-Cotfcc and Fed
L. Mills, use<E with horse. stoarn or water powcr.
.: Lsks street Yor l1toFn's5en ssl1 o. ne at hat
or adt1es. g. sHEFaRD. Post ONCE Dox@D9.
fr1E xAfAIw
, 1863-02-10

NTAGON FOR SALE.-A per-
" fcct)y new, ono ho7sc market wagon for sale
cheap. Inquire Of J. +. BOOTH d CO., ISL hinzles
, 1863-02-10

From Gen. II OOI = UcIs1E2tHEut.
New YonK, Feb. 9.-N is reported that
Gen. Wool has issued pcremptory orders for
bidding any officers or soldiers leaving ICY
cspor@s Island. except the commanding ~ oaa-
Ger, md rrohibiting I'll, civilians from landing
thereon.
il is reported that large quantities Of ammu-
nition are being sent to the Island.
, 1863-02-10
NUMBER 1870.
Nt1n H0pertiscn1ents.

FOR SALE-A span Of beautiful
IL Iron Gray Pontes-sOstSD. ,hrc, wears Old:
fe1d @ II ssayslers S1ther T. barnes: uaae; he s.d
ElSk CHAMPLIN III Sonth StAte 1. .reff feip z:Sl,.1
, 1863-02-10

y OARDlNG G-Two fine front
t eoausa (unfurnishcdl With boar,!, can he had in
private family. few blocks enst OF Union Park ana
bplje office, fe7-xSl1 Airrt
, 1863-02-10

M 1ECHAN1CS' SAVING BANK
IFI OF CHICAGO.
No. CLARK Street, Looznia' Block, Elk doors
31nm South Wntex street,
THIS Institution "ll Tecelvc for Saving. *uu.s Of
dollar, and from Mechanics 1abcrrra Ma3 .tc43
Wonien and c1tess upon which inteFe,t viii b. naJl.
attic rate Il scent. per nnnum. Accounts opened
on View York 19d Germany for sale. CnI7cct:o1ts
rsonltiS rsnttsed Tor and money sent 10 auy place
seeired: Htshes: prices paid for Foreign D.af,* a7a
t'on. Office o7ca from TO O'Clock, Tnelsy and
saturday nights. cfAS- T, EuGGs. President
LAzELL T.. ALEXANDER. Cashier fr7z3so.tnct
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{ Z TIFI A 7 4.

THIS CERTIFIES that have given full and definite f.
structions to DR., l. G. DeForrs Of Chelsea VT to me-
and administer tie Nitrous OXIDE, Laughing G9s >
aneshetc for the Extraction of Teeth as used Y
DR. Cotton OF New York.
The advantages Of the Gas ether and chlorofc rm
FIRsr.-I is perfectly harmless. No injury was ever
known from its inhalation
SEcoND-The Gas produces the most perfect insens-
biity to pain he tayoids the and sickness
nothing of the danger, from ether chic oroform
IHIRD.-rhe Gas is pleasant to inhale having dis
agreeable smell taste, and the effects all pass off within
two or three minutes leaving the person feeling precise
ly before inhaling
FoURrH.-lt be given with safety Gf pure) in all
and stages Of disease.
have given such careful instruct ons to Dr. DeForris
that have doubt he make pure article OF As
and administer it with discretion and safety.
NJ BIXBY.
Office at the residence of WN. J. TARBELL, Esq, of
Chelsea, vt. F473m
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DanIes Collins Estate,

hC subscribers, having been appointed by the dnora
be Probate Court lorthe District of Washine eton Com
ISsIonets TO eceve, examine and adjust all claims and
demands oil all persons against the estate Of Daniel Collins
ae oI Capot IN said district, deceased, repre-
sUiVe ana lhe term OF six months the 18th day Of
orso sad deceased to exhibit and prove the respective
cIams before Us Give notice, that will attend to the
es o our appointment al the dwelling house of the late
Daniel, COins in Cabot in said district on the 18Th day
m december and 18Th of May at O'Clock the al
teTnoon, on each of said days.
JOSEPH LANCE, Co,,,,,.
CALEB FISHER, k''"ii
Cabot, November, 23d, a d. 1853 dfw3
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Since the rublcliy given to Senator Hale 8
acceptance of fees for legal servises, says the
Washington correspondent OF the New YORK
World, many lawyers in the Senate and House
do not hesitate to say thai they would rather
resign their seats than surrender their proies-
sional practice in Washington.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-25

The CAPITOL AT WASHINGTON. All the mar
BILE thus far used in furnishing the interior has
cost the government $lS5 600 of this amou MT
nearly $4,000 was spent for Massachusetts
marble; $64 600 for Maryland marble; while
the Tennessee and foreign marbles have alb
sorbed the balance The amount paid for cut
ting marble during the past year was $3.50, ,l62,
and for the same kind of work from :hs begin
ulng, 81, ,5269ll The expenditures on the cap
itoi during the last year were 1878, 296 and the
total expenditures from the commencement to
the present tim, have amounted to $6,399 9O9
The new doms up to this time has cost $50 ,OOOj
and the unexpended amount for the same pur-
pose is Sill 900.
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OPINIONS OF THE ENGLISH PRESS.

The author of the volume before us endeavors to de-
scribe what heaven is as shown by the light Of reason
and Scripture.
II proves in manner as beautiful tits convincing
the doctru OF the recognition of friends in heaven 1t
demonstrates the interest which those in heaven feel
EARTH and proves with remarkable ceaness that such
interest exists not only with the Almighty and among the
angels but also among the spirits of the departed friends
We unhesltatin gly give opinion that this volume is
one Of the most dell ghfu productions of religious char
acter which has appeared for time, and would
desire 10 pass into GtGsgow Journal.
This work gives positive and social views OF heaven
action the negative and unsocia aspects in
which the subject is so commonly presented-EHgtsh
=" Amid the works proceeding from an ovefteeming z
press our attention has deem arrested by the perusa Of
the above named production, which 1t is vending
its way daily among persons Of all denominations Ger
tainly Heaven Home whoever may be the author,
Is no common production ''-ATdris Aluaftser.
In boldness ofconcepton, startling minueness OF de-
line alton and originality of ust ation this work by the
author exceeds of the kind we have ever
read "-John O'Grodt Journal.
We are not in the least surprised at so many thou
sands of copies of this anonymous writer's work being
bought up We seem to be listening to voice and Ian
guage which heard before Matter comes al COM
mnnd words flow with tudied ease the pages are iul
Of life light and force and the result is stirring vol
ume which while the Christian critic pronounces it free
from aectaton, the Of taste, averse to evan
geca eligon. would admit It obe exempt from" can't"
London Patriot
The name Of the author Of this work is strangely
enough withheld. A social heaven, in which there
will be the perfect recognition, Intercourse, fellow
ship and bliss is the leading idea of The book and 1t Is
discussed in fine genial sprt"-Cdedontdn Mercury,
In announcing A republication Of the above work the
publisher de It only necessary that though quite
recently published In England 1t has already reached
sale of one hundred thousand copies he authors two
companion volumes, Meet for Heaysn," and Life In
Heavt will rapidly follow.
ROBEHfs BRoTHERs.
Publishers, 143 Washington St., Boston.
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DR.. J. G.. DeFORRTS

pERMANENTLI located at CHELSEA Vt will per
form all operations the teeth (hat i'll be of uti-
lty)ln NEAT AND DURABLE MANNER. TEETH INSERTED
from one to full set in Of the styles now in practice
Gold, Silver, or Vulcanized Rubber Work.
All of which warranted to give satisfaction Prices
according to the nature Of the case ALWAYS REASON
ABLE
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Teeth Extracted Without PaiA i.
Ether and ChlOroform superseded by the
Nitrous Oxide, or Laughing Gas.

DR. G. DeFORRIS has the pleasure Of announcing
to the public that he is administering the NITROUS
OXIDE " or LAUGHING GASP by th, ait Of which
he is enabIed 70
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M A N HO Cd 1!

HOW LOST! HOW ESTOREDl
Just published in a Sealed Envelope; Price 9 cts.
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ing from self-Abuse, &c.-By R0BT. J. CULVERWE ELL,
NJ D., Author OF the Green Book, &c.
The world renowned author, In this admirable Lecture,
clearly proves from his experience that the awful
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uENRY n. LEEDS 4 CO., AuCTIONEERs.
III GREAT SALE OF PICTURES. INTERNATIONAL
Art INSTITUTION.

HENRY n. LKEDS 4 CO. will sell at auction, on Thurs
day 18Th and Friday 9Th, ia O'Clock each evening, ut
the old Dusseldorf Gallery. 5s Broadway Great sale OF
pictures international Art Institution comprising works
den and other schools consigned to William Aufermann
ESQ., director and for the three exhibition Ut
the of Broadway and Fourth street This collection
to the public IL Of the rarest and most
valuable exhibited in this country Among these great
works specimens by Hasenccvr, Carl ubner Jacobs
Grun Schrader Eschke Achenbach Steinbruck, bchesn
Gruna Martin, Lichtenberger LAchenwitz: PulIen
examples by French school by Monvoisin Juette Bon
heur, De Jonhge. De Dreux. Tanneur. Lanfant de
Metz Pecrus, Couturier Duprc Jules Caron. Breton.
belgium, py Koek Koek 4 verboeckhoven. Robbie Ten
Kare DE vylder, Diloes, Ruyter, De Bylandt Madame
Ronner. Carolus Plumo Woutermartens, QuneInx, YER
&C. together with some ne examples OF the English
Barand and others OF equal celebrity Included in this col
lection is the last portra of Baron Alexander Won Hum
boldt, taken from life by Professor Schrader which
pleased the that he addressed Mr. Aufermann
the following letter. the original Of which be seen at the
sIa-How should not be moved. my dear Mr.. Auier-
manu. by all the kindness and honor shown to In the
United States Of America Ny portrait by great hsor
cal painter Professor Scnrader combines In the happest
great plysiognomcal truth with depth OF feeling
and the most laborious technically.
Considering the increasing good Will bestowed upon me IN
country hope that the work OF dear friend Will
ind favor in your exhibition. .
Please excuse because OF my patrarcha (durch men
Uralter,. the illegibiiity of these lines.
'0''S ''''' ALEX. Won HUMBOLDT
BERLIN, November 6, 1883
The above collection is open for exhibition free
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DARN. STOCK AND UTENSILS AT AUcTION,-wILL
o'clock A. NJ: on the premises, the Farm own.
the Ja sica and Hempstead plank road. one mile
of the village Of Jamaica, near the toll gate.
Long Island Railroad Contains about fourteen acres Of
house. &C. and pen.yof choice fruit; also three
horses three hogs: Rockaway cariAge. harness.
location for person doing business in the city several
hours ride New York and there is also hourly com.
humiliation from the village by rail- or stage Il desired
Train leaves James alp ferry and Thirty fourth street
ferry "a M for Willow Tree station Long Island Rail
read. GEO. r. SMITH
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TIENRY IT, LEEDS CO., AUCTIONEER.-HENRY
ii II. LEEDS co will sell at auction. on Saturday.
February g. 10Y o'clock the saesroom No. - Nassau
street. Household Furniture consisting Of Dressing Bureaus
rosewood and Sofas marble ,Sp
and Pillows. Easy Chairs Mirrors OAK Cane Sea. Chair.
sells Ingram Cspes Tee Tetcs In harcloh Extension
Dining Table Also Silver plated Tea Set Knives Forks
Spoons Casters &C. Also, Invoice OF Double Barrel
Pistols nd Revolvera French Fovlnr Piece
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In COTTON. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF GEN
n teel Furniture Parlor suits Mirrors wilton Velvet
Brussels other Carpets Safes Sewing Machines
Oh Paintings. Gas Fixtures. &-F COTTON win sell this
day friday February a. at 10Y O'CLOCK at o6z broadway
sssor,men Of mahogany black walnut sns oak
Furniture. in brocste damask, satin and reps; Amour
wardobes. rosewood and mahogany hedseads
and yoiise Chairs Lcungcs mahogany and 700
Lounges French plat Mirrors and large
lot 81 Furniture OF Description Ano ~
Soo and four tire proef Iron Safes Of medium size
Sale
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SALES AT AUCTION
u ROTH. AucriONEER.


II. Executors sale Of Household rurni.u'e.
Elegant octave ROSEWOOD fitnv'htr
ROTH, Anctoneer will se this ,fridayl niteIn ,oa az
two O'Clock precisely the elegant and costly fli
nitcre a. Tue residences OF VI k,eharss Esd ny cnnon
place Eighth street. between Fifth and sixth avenues exc
cuors sae Of sod and black walnut faos sa
brocAt~ plush and rePs ROSEWOOD Centre ana
Tabes Pier Aante MirTofs rusewood EtA
geres French China ParAn Vases Pador Ornamen's
Bronze Msures twenty one Day Clocks Ladies' Writing
Desks Corner Stands bookcase. Turkish Chairs
and Lounges Velvet Carpets, Reception Chairs
Lace and Darnsk CURTAINS. Cronre Chandeliers, &C.
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFOkTE. STOOL
AND COVER COST $500.
The richest Instrument this ee
CANT carved legs made 70 order b city makers has
modern rosewo ID Stool satin Cover.
Canterbury. Music Books Hsu walnut Hasiand. oiicloh
ana Stair Carpet .,<. 1900
Oak Buffet Extension Table elegant sets Of crystal and
ruby GLASSWARE CHINA Dinner and Tea Sets Silver Coffee
Urn Salvers Dinner an Tea Service Spoons Caerw CAKE
Baskets Knives, Nut Crackers Napkin Rings Table Cut
lery, Table Linen Chairs Sofas Oval Mirrors Bronze
Clo;k.
- CHAMBERS
Rosew cd Dressing Bureaus. Bedseads, Wardrobes Co
medes suite superb Hair Mattresses Blinkes sheets.
&c sofas and Chairs, covered with reps aud hair
cloth brussels and Ingram Carpets, soe the Furniture
Of the servants apartmens Also Basement and Kitchen
Furniture.
n B-Al the goods removed twenty four hours
after tie sale. Deposit required.
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GEORGE COOK. AUCTIoNEER.-ELEGANT HOUSE
" hold Furniture, French plate Mirror ranoforte, &C.
This day, o'clock safesrooms ll1 Broadway,
large Stock Of superb Furniture for Parors Bedrooms
Libraries. Dining Rooms, Halls &c suite; also. general
assortment In snparate parcels. Catalogues AZ sale