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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-08
WHEELING REGISTER.
r1rrsoAy MORNING. AUGUST 6. 1865.
r.,.xrnphic Summary.


New York, yesterday, at s1,44, and at the
evening exchange at s1.43J.
A readiustment of our relations with
Tho Indians of New Mexico is now under
advisement. The Philadelphia Society
cf Friends desire to aid the Govc.".is.
negotiations with the Indians.
Southern railroad officers are endeavor-
ing to make arrangements with the Gov
ernmert for the purchase of rolling stock,
&c. until they recover from their hnan-
cial embarrassments.
1t is announced that the National 0oV-
ernment intends to maintain military
organization in South Carolina for some
tim. vet. to check the rebellious sentl-
meut of the people. Most or the towns
are garrisoned by negro troops
The object of General Buffers visit to
Washington was to obtain the pardon OF
Mrs Slocum and other New Orleans Ia
dies in which he was successful, although
he did not obtain an interview with the
President
A whisky case, simiiN 10 the Statg''
highwines case is before the Secretary
,f the Treasury for decision lhe pou-
tioner for relief is iran Northern ohio
Amau NAMED Irwin murdered his tath-
.r aud mother AT Derotown. ONO. on sat
urday.
Three soldiers have been pncn:'iarilS
r.ysrdel in the snm of el6h for gallant
services at Petersburg
M nositive results Of the tennessee
election have been received, NAV h"'"
nj tae Knoxville district, - ,a'i I" DC
undoubtedly elected.
Secretary Seward has retnrhei from
Cape May.
The earnings OF the Western Union
Telegraph Company for six months
amount to Sl49,76s,6lo.
Davis and Clay met on the ranipart'
Of Fortress Monroe IL few evenings since
They clasped hands, but no words passed.
between them.
The 7th New York l2th Connectlcnt'
and Goth Minnesota regiments, are TO De
mustered out Immediately:
returned Andersonville prisoner
saws the cruelties practisea by Captain
Wertz were occasioned by orders from
Jeff. Davis
The telegraph contains an account OF
the defeat of Confines by Lopez.
Kirby Smith aud other rebel leaders
are proceeding to the city OF Me\'c"
An officer has arrived at Savannah
with &, 900 ia specie, said to have been
scattered by jeff Davis in his flight
The Macon Journal and Messenger has
been suppressed. The Transcript was
suspended for short TIM.
A norton of the lst Ohio Cavalry re-
Gently became inebriated, in Florence
:. c., and destroyed $500 worth OF
goods.
The yellow fever is reported to he pre-
vailing at Havana.
General Merritt has arrived at Austin,
Texas.
On the 25th of July the Great Eastern
vas $50 miles from yalentia, having sue
cessfully paid out 500 miles of the cable
The 18TH Ohio has arrived at New York
John Snrratt is supposed tn he conceal
I'd in Montreal Canadian detectives are
on the alert for him.
A cotton factory Was destroyed at Pc
tersburg, Va, on Thursday Loss $780,
600
The President is to occupy tempo
rary residence on high grounds near
Washington during the latter summer
months, for the benefit of his health.
Wade Hampton advises his friends to
devote their energies to the restoration
,f law, order, &c.
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Towns In South Carolina Garrisoned
by Negro Troops.
Press Dispatch.J

NEW YORK, August THE Herald s
South Carolina correspondent says move
ments indicate that it is the intention of
tho National Government to keep a
wholesome check for season yet on the
natural secession and rebellious efferves,
cence of the chivalry of that State
Garrisons have been placed in all the
principal interior towns, and much to the
disgust of the Palmetto aristocracy there,
post detachme nts to large extent con-
sist of colOred troops.
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Ts.nssses RIscsis. Returns.

NASHVILLE, August mo additional
returns have been received that would
indicate any positive results. Maynard,
Of the Knoxville District, Stales, Of the
Chattanooga District, and Cooper, of the
Shelbyville District, al Union, and Thorn
as, Of the Clarksville District. and Camp
bell of tho Nashville District, opposition,
are undoubtedly elected. No reports
have been received from West Tennessee.
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Meeting between Davis aud CIny.
lpress Dispatch

New YORK, August IA Fortress
Monroe correspondent of the Petersburg
Index says: jeff. Davis and C. G. Clay
accidently met for the first time since
their confinement few evenings ago, on
the ramparts of Fortress Monroe. 1t has
been customary to have them promenade
at different hours, but this time by some
error they we're out at the Same time
Mr.. Clay extended his hand, saying he
presumed they would be allowed to shake
hands if not converse. There being no
objections by the officers they clasped
hands with fervor. but no word was ut
tered.
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The AndcrsouviIIe Prison.

NEW YORK, August IA Newport, VT.
correspondent of the Commercial Adver-
tiser says there is returned Anderson.
vile prisoner there who suffered several
months confinement in that horrible pen,
and who says Capt. Wertz, when remon-
strated with on several occasions, said he
was acting in accordance with jeff Da-
vis orders. His name is Burbank
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The Saratoga Races.

NEW YORK, August IA special to the
Evening Post from Saratoga says: The
race to-day for the three year old horses
was won by Maiden Oleta. The Others
we're we'll up The contest was severe
one; time three minutes eighteen and
half seconds.
The second race, two mile heat, was
won by the Lexington colt Areola; time,
first heat, three minutes, at seconds: Sec
oud heat three minutes All seconds.
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Tenne.see Election.

LOUISVILLE. August I'm Pulaski,
Tennessee, Cooper has no opposition. In
Giles county the Congressional vote is
Cooper 1912 c.. N. Ordway (Conserya-
tive) 673; d Parrids (Conservative) 257;
j. Cany (Conservative) IA; Williams
Radical lrniOn) 81.
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INSTRUCTION.
ST. vINCENT'S
Classical & Mercantile College

W ah = h9N0s " A0K vu1&1N - u
DIS H p WIZ Il L AN TRUoTe
I'D that the success Of his cnorts in behalf Of
female education, will recommend ct once 10 the
favor Of the public this Institution for boys aud
young men. which he hopes 10 make I'll that 10
desirable IA a school for youth
The modern Languages will be taught by gen.
tlemen to whOm they are voruacular, and who
will afford 10 the pupis occasional opportunities
of learning by prsctica and coavsrsaflon. e u
Intended 10 provide such instruments and appa'
ritus as may viuridste, while they give intsrest
to tho stu OF Natural PhilosopAy, Chsnis-
try, Survey and Engineering. The depart.
ment of Book Keeping and Penmanship Will be
superinteuded by an eminent accountant
The school win be open to the public, but on
" Catholics will be- received - boardsrA unless
for special reasons exception be made The de-
cipline will be strict and be enforced by the dis
missal Of the insubordinate.
Payrents viii always DO required IN adsaaes;
for the day scholars. quarterly; In the c>ss Of
boarders, for the half session; and the fgures be.
low indicate the cash In advance tsrma lffrom
the neglect Of parents or other causes. payment
is delayed, an addition Of ten per can't 10 tho
ca III prices viii constitute the regular charges
Of the College No deduction will be made for
absence or for removal when . quarter Or half
session has been commenced, eHcepS In casa Of
sickness
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Accident.

New YORK, Aug. This morning
portion of the walls of the st Charles
Hotel fell. burying Mr.. Holland, the form
er proprietor. His shoulder blade WIS
fractured, and he was also injured in
ternally. Several others had narrow ss
capes.
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Western Union Telegraph.

NEW YORK, August THE following
is the semi-annual statement of the gross
earning of the Western Union Telegraph
Company from all sources from January
lst to June 30th, 1855; $ll9, ,76S,6lo; 40.
for corresponding months OF 1864, $685.
704, 1888; increase $50, ,O65, APT.
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Yellow Fever In Havana-The Army
Worm In Texas-Gen. Merritt at Aus
rim
Press Dispatch ]

NEW ORLEANS, Aug 5.-The Galveston
Bulletin of the 4th, says the yellow fever
is prevailing to considerable extent in
Havana. The proportion of deaths is
greater than usual.
The army worm is threatening tho en-
tire destruction of cotton in Wharton
comfy, Texas. @
The Times Austin correspondent an
nounces the arrival of Merritt's cavalry
there from Shreveport. The old flag was
raised the first time in four years on the
State Capitol amid great rejoicings
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The ,s,h Ohio-Iuternai Reyenue.

NEW YORK, Aug 1.-Two companies OF
the 18th Ohio arrived this morning from
Hilton Head on the s. r. spalding
The Posts special says the receipts OF
the Treasury from Internal Revenue last
Saturday. were upwards of million dol
Lars
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FROM THE SOUTH.
The Latest from Savannah.
Letter from Wade Hampton.
Arrival from ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Regiments-HIovements Of Onccrs-
Sappressien Of Newspapers.
Press Dispatch.I

l3I0oo 0l1paeCh.J
NEW YORK. August T. The steamer r.
Spaulding brings Savannah dates to the
Sd. and Hilton Head to the 5th.
The Sa"annah Herald has the follow
ing items:
Orders have been received to muster
out the 7th New York, 18th Connecticut,
and 26th Minnesota. The 2ath Iowa left
for Baltimore on the 3D.
Gen. Carl Schurz left Savannah for
Augusta ON the I'd.
Capt. Carter arrived in Savannah from
Augusta on the I'd, in charge of $4,000 in
silver and $4,000 in gold, said to have
been scattered by jeff Davis in his flight
near the residence of Howell Cobb.
Augusta papers contain the following
items:
Gen. Steedman has suppressed the Ma
con Journal and Messenger for disloyal
language
The transcript, published by Jas. N
Ellis, formerly of Albany, ~, was also
suspended day or two for printing q
communicated obituary notice of rebel
Soldier.
A portion of the lst Ohio Cavalry un-
der the influence of liquor, had robbed
and destroyed goods in Florence, South
Carolina, valued at $250O,
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FORTRESS MONROE, August 6.-Et-
tricks cotton factory, ct Petersburg, Va.
was destroyed by fire last Thursday.-
Loss 600, 600; insured for $4,000. Three
hundred hands were thrown ont Of en-
ploymeat.
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A Rrutnl Murder.

CINCINNATI, August7. A young man
named Irwin hrutally murdered his faith
er and mother, at Deertown, near Ham,
ilton, Ohio, OH Saturday last
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Seward and Speed.

WASHINGTON, August 7-Secretary
Seward and Attorney General Speed have
returned here from their sojourn at Cape
May, much improved in.health.
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ALBERT STARKwEATHER, who was ar
rested on suspicion of killing his mother
and sister in Manchester, Connecticut,
has confessed his guilt. He says he COM
mitted the horrible crime to obtain pos
session of money and property he would
be entitled to at the death of his mother
and sister in order that he might marry
a young lady to whom he was engaged.
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Wade Hampten,s Advice 20 the South
ern People.
Press Dispatch.l

NEW YORK, August THE Columbia.
South Carolina, Phoenix has letter from
Wade Hampton discoursging an idea of
emigration, which it seems some of his
friends have entertained. and asked his
advice on. He advises them to to di' cot
all their energies to the work of restoring
law, order, agriculture, commerce, &c,
and recommend all who can do so to take
the oath of allegiance He tells them to
select for the coming convention the best
and truest men; not those who have
skulked in time of danger. nor those who
worshipped mammon while their country
was pleading at every pore; nor the poll
tician who after urging war dared not
enter its hardship; but those who have
laid their all at the alter of their country.
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oNwARp-The tide of freedom sti

ONwARp--The tide of freedom still
rolls on; seventy-fye ladies of color,
with as many little nigs. left this State
yesterday en- roxse for the north. These
faithful disciples Of old John Brown, II
they sre not careful, viii wake up some
hne morning and fnd themselves in old
Johns fx-amouldsring in the grave.'-
Loulsvgls Dem.
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EXPENSES PER QUARTER OF TT

TurrIox.-First Prspssstory. -; second Pre-
paratory; ri First Gel .ScllsEsss. = 4! s:ceud Cot
French. German. or other language, tsi Expss.
mental Sciences, q sxtra, each Drawing. Is I.
Painting In Oil, e10, Paste, ~ Orayea, eG Ma
sic onFiano ti0; Use Of Instrument - 50, ve.
cal Music, 90; Fuel. 3D. and ID quarters. 50 cssts
each quarter
BcARp.tts; Fuel and Light, y; w:.sl.y.
night, t37 50; Fuel and LghtA N
Bills both for tuition and board payable In sh
cases at the commencement Of the quartsr-Sep
9Th Nov. 18th, Febis and April io0.
Young ladies arc recsived q say tine. bat
not for ie.s than an entire quarter. IN csss q
protracted illness, sllowsnss win - ns6s.
Young ladies' should bring ton els, tabls nspkiss.
Applications may be made by lsttss - bv
calling at the College from ! 70 loeloek.
L. O. LOOMS, An - y.
July 20. 1875. PrssaAsse.
SPECIAL NoricE.-Having 70 30 sbssst ffoa
the 23th inst, to Aug: ioth, application ~ y
made In the interval tc Hon. o. d. Huboeed.
President, or TO j. =. Wilson. Esq. SECRETARY
Board of Directors bJe|d
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Wheeling Female College,
WHEELING. w. VA.

H'HIS lNSTITUTION, CAABT&o-
i ED with full collegiate powers In 1854 md
roctors, will be opened as colle9tsts institute
on the first Wednesday In September next The
buildings are now being thoroughly reftted and
newly furnished throughout
In the liberaity ofits arrangements. In the o.
tent and comprehensiveness Of it. course Of
and In the ability and experience Of tts Hoard
Of Instruction. the public may rely upon its
being hrst-class seminary.
Having had many years experience In eonduoi
ing leading Educational lnatitutiona In the Eas
tern and Middle States, teel assured that With
ton of the citizens Of Wheeling and vicinity.
the College will soon bo able 70 exteud 70 young
ladies' ali the facilities for an accomplished sdu
cation to be found outside Of oar eastern nstro
politan cities.
teachers Of distinguished ability, expsrencs
Tn the Departments Of the nsthsmatics and
sciences, Miss Martha d. Halstsad, former rro.
ceptress of wssleyan Female Collage, VIII
In In the department Of literature sad bclis.
lettres, Miss Mary Williams Late frscsptrsss Of
Lafayette Institute Washington. d. G.
In Music Miss Emily J. Shlpley, Of Now Yort
ity. educated In Europe. and pupil Of Bassl
nj
In the Fine Arts, Miss Issbslia Y, Gears, Of
the New York School OF Dsstgu.
Assistants will be added In these or otasr de
p,rtments rs occasion may require.
A NORMAL DEPARTMENT VIII b. orgsnissd 81
an early day, having. especial ret1sses 70 the
preparation Of young ladies Tor the badness q
teaching,
A PRsrARAroxY DEPARrxYSr win b eSsssd
for such Misses a. are too young tosstsr the col
legiate.
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Music at Masters charges

The school will be opened on the 1rst Monday
In September Applications may bs addressed
to Rev. A. Louage, ut tho Cathedral,
aug5
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per quarter, tcAsn paid in sdesses
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TRRMs,
(WAea paid in sdpo"es)
.rd including lights. fael, bed and

ion, lst class per quar. Of II wsen
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DROPOSAI.S FOR FUNDING go
il CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, COMPOUND
INTEREST NOTES AND TREASURY NOTES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept. 20 1865.
act Of Congress- entitled An act To provide ways and
support the government approved Mnrch 1859
which provides among other things that any Treasury notes
Congress, may At the discretion OF the Secretary OF the
and with the consent Of the holder be converted
Into description Of bonds authorized by said notice
IL hereby given the holders OF certificates Of indebtedness
mature before the FIRST day of January next of
notes. of the readiness this Department give exchange
for them, 10 the extent OF h millions Of dollars six per
Is 10 say dollars OF bonds for each hundred
three dollars In certificates and notes. provided the
version = made prior to the st day Of next
notes will bear interest OF six cent py
able seiannna in CON- upon The first days Of May md
November and VIII be rcdeemable at the pleasure Of the
The LIST day Of November. 1865
sa will be VI the denominations of hundred, Ave hun
and thousand dollars Registered bonds of five
thousand and thousand will issued desired
notes, who desire make snc rsons. Will deliver
them 70 the rreasare the Assstan, rIcasurers OF The de-
depoay bank which consent 10 transact the business
without charge.
one and two year Treasury notes mnrcd or maturing prior
TO the Is, Of November 1862 up e the date Of maturity and
Upon the compound interest notes the win be com
puted November 1865 upon the amount Of principal and
interest compounded back from the pc
Rod next prior TO that date.
The principal and interest Of such Treasury and
legations will be considered together offer for
but whcn after deductng the principal OF the bonds
three per PREMIUM there remains fractional
OF hundred dollars this fractional part viii be paid TO
The Secretary himself The right withdrawing
this proposal at time prior !" sad first day o. November
provided nifty millions Of dollars shall prior to that date be
offered for conversion aforesaid.
Circulars Of will be transmitted 10 the
officers authorized 70 receive certcaes aud notes TO which
ii. McCULLOcH, Secretary Of the Treasury.
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PROPOSALS FOR 10000
Il CROToN RESERVOIR BONDS
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.

Sealed proposals., 81 each
received az the Comptollers Office until Wednesday
October H. 1864 at O'Clock T. NJ, when the
publicly opened for the whole any OF the
sixty thousand dollars Of Croon Reservoir Bonds the
Of New York, authorized by pier
The said bonds will bear interest the rate Of six per
per payable quarterly aud the principal will be
redeemed the LIST day Of August 1907 from the sinking
Fund for the redemption Of the city debt
The proposals will the amount Of bonds desired and
the price per hundred dollars thereof and the
proposals accepted viii thereupon be required
deposit with the Chamberlain the awarded TO Them
spcctively.
presenting TO the Comptroller the rccepts Of the Cham
beain for such deposits the parties will be entitled
bonds equal the value of
proposal should be sealed and endorsed Proposals
for Crolon Reservoir Bonds Of the City or New York;
closed in second envelope addressed 10 the Comptroller
The right 10 ject all OF the bids II the
interests OF the Corporaton require Il.
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller
cIry NEW YORK. DEPARTMENT or FINANCE,
ConPTRoLIKRs OvrIcE, Oct 3, 1855 I
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PROPOSALS.

CONSULATE GENERAL or FRANcE.-sEAI.ED
~ Proposals.
Notice hereby given that besides the proposals. for nr
nishng funds to the French Naval Division and which viii
Saturday September 30 proposals will be
until Monday, October AL r. NJ, for fur
ninhing under contract TO SAID DIVISION
Fifst-C0als.
Second-Naval Stores.
And until Wednc sday, October III, for Furnishing
First-Soap and Tobacco. t
Second-Fresh Victnals Campaign Provisions.
Separate proposals will be made for each OF the
above articles and deposited at this Consulate Generals
The conditions be complied with be- either Mt
the Consulse Generals Of France, No. Bowling Green
board Of the French flagship Thcmis. r
l.. BORG, Acting Consul General of France.
Nyv York. n. 1863
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PROPOSALS FoR
cRoToN AQUEDUCT B0NDs OF THE CITY OF
NEW YORK.

Scaled proposals viii be received the Comptrocr's
slce until Wednesday, October IL 1865 at o'clock r. NJ
the will be publicly opened for the whole
OF the OF One Hundred Thousand Dollars Of Gro
Ton Aqueduc Bonds Of the City Of New York. authorized by
chapter 2S6. Lawn Of 1885.
The said stock WIN bear interest at the rate OF six per
per payable quarterly. and the principal will
redeemed the LIST day Of August 1897 from the sinking
fund for-he redemption OF the city debt
The proposals win the Of bonds desired
the price hundred dollars thereof and the persons
proposals will ther.upon be
deposit with the Chamberlain the sums awarded TO them
fpcctively.
berlan for such deposits, the parties win be entitled
bonds equal Of the value OF
payments 49,. .Hr..
Each proposal should be sealed and endorsed Proposals
for Cr0on Aqueduct Bonds VI the CITY OF New York. and
enclosed IN second envelope addressed 70 the Comptroller
The right IL reserved w reject all OF the bids the
Interests OF the Corporation require ". #E.u
MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN, Comptr oller.
CRY OF NEW YORK, DKrARrxEHroF FiNAHcK,t
CoNPTRoLIERs OrFICE, Oct 3, 1860. !
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" BURNHAM, AUCTIONEER.
Richest assortment Of Furniture, and costly
NrM Works Of Art and Articles of yirtu
Offered at auction this season.
~ Mostly impaired from Paris for present owner
$4,000 WORTH OF
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
PIANOFORTE PAINTINGS, RRONZFS STATUARY, :.
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT
DINING ROOM FURNITURE.
SILVER CHINA AID GLASSWARE,
On this day (TUESpAY), at the elegant residence
No. ll3 West Twenty third street, near Sixth avenue
H1 SALE COMMENCING AT 10l. O'CLOCK. .tsa.
Magnificent brocatel Window Curtains. Tasses and
Bands superb Drawing Room Furniture covered and
gold and crimson and gold brocaal rosewood Eagercs mar
bile tops sewood Secretare Bookcase Encognnrcs Bos
Cabinets Picuet and Console Tables, Antique and
Gothic Reception Chairs rich oil Frames Pier and Mante
Mirrors, Medallion Carpets Bronze and Ornolu Chande
ers Paintings by ancient and modern artists; Landscapes
nv Cole; Fruit and Flower by Rousn Gardens Of the Luz
embourg Versailles F1emish Interiors Marine Views
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORrE,
instrument made 10 order for the present owner
stool aud Music Stand, embrodcred cloth Cover
Books rosewood and walnut Dressing Bureaus Bcdstead
Wardrobes Armoire a';lacc. en- suite, style Louis XIV;
superior Hair and Spring Mattresses, Rantcs, Sheets.
Seboard Extension Table, elegant sets ruby and
crystal Glassware sohd silver Casters Spoons Tureens
Dinner Service Cake Basket. Punch Bowl Table
Cutlery Linen French China Dinner and Tea sets; also all
the Furniture Of the servants apartments B-Compe
in attendance TO pack and remove the goods