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, COLLECTORS SALES.
Y W. coLLECTOR,s sALE-NO. 2483.

In COLLEUTUkS SALES.
o.orrI>r~~o~~~NrcI
y CoLLECTOR's sALE-NO. 2483.
:, M LOUISIANA, PARISH OF ORLEANS
y sourth District, City of New Orleans.
40 m LOUISIANA VS.. A CERTAIN PORTION
= " 3ROIIND, in square No. 26I; assessed in the
~ Viu,s Of GEORGE w. RANDOLPH.
STATE Tax CoLLRcroRs OrYrcB,
No. 245 Josephine street. }
New Orleans, November u. 1875.
,,aruB OF THE POWER In NH VESTED BY
.Sa AL Of the Legislature Of this State No. Al
! s " approved March a. 1873, will proceed to
!. 'n,ubiic auction, at nv Office, No. 245 Joseph.
tT1TsgTRSDAY. December 9, 1875, at twelve
~ N. the following described property, to
,,vrArN PORTION OF GROUND, in square No.
Vancwn as lot No. Al, bounded by Baropne,
~. Felicity and st. Andrew streets, fronting
S.ponne street, and measuring 20 by l2O feet.
;, nronerty having been seized bv me to satisfy
tTlegs and claim due the state OF Louisiana for
\ nnep said property fOr the year 1873. amount
/. INV dollars and seventy five cents, together
|. III costs, penalties and charges.
\ I'D sale the property will not be adjudicated
| y ,he bid ia for sufficient amount to satisfy
.,aresad claim, and also the unpaid taxes
AID property for the years 1872 and 1874,
t,hsT with the penalties thereon, and all costs
.sarges which may have accrued.
y nuIchaser at this sale ia entitled to be put
mmediate possession.
,ms-Cash on the spot.
!, Tax Collector, Fourth District. CITY Of New
fe,isana no28 30 de5 8
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x COLLKCTOk,s sALE-NO. 2O,s,

III OF LOUISTANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
Fourth District, City of New orleans.
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STATE TAX CoLLECroR's oPrron, J

STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. PORTION OF
name Of P. B. MANCHON.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF ORLEANS
Fourth district City of New Orleans

STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. A PORTION OF GROUND.
fronting on Sixth street, in square No ll6; as.
sessed in the name OF WIDOW +. SPEYkR.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF ORLEANS
Fourth District City of New Orleans
STATE OF LOUISIANA vs. NINETEEN LOTS OF
GROUND, in squares Noe. So and 49, assessed in
the name of WILLIAM RANDOLPH.
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RY PLACIDE J: SPEAR, AgcTIoNEEH

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleap
No. 80, 1853.
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.ATB OF LOUISIANA vs.. A CERTAIN PORTION
f on GROUND in square Ne. 249; assessor in the
name of MRS. DANIEL GENkLLA, or GLENELLA'
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District Court of the United States of America fol
The District Of LOuisiana-No 1886
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TAX COLLECTOK'S sALE-NO. 2O75

= y. II,
state TAX collector, Fourth District City of New
Orleans. Rol8 30 de5
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STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF ORLEANS
Fourth District, City Of New Orleans.
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TAX COLLECTORS sALE-NO. 2sO5.

State Tax Collector, Fourth District City Of New
Orleans np23 80 d,5g
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~ OF LOUISIANA VS.. THREE CERTAIN LOTS
VI GROUND, in square No. 3d. assessed in the
name Of x. BOLANDER.
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SUGGESTIONS OF JAMES CRELLIN AND HIS
WIFE, MARGARET CRELLIN.

UNDERWRITERS STOCK, HORsBs, HEARSE, CAR-
RAGE, HARNESS, FURNITURE, ETC.
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COLLECTORS sALR-NO. 2469.

.rp or LOUISIANA, PARISH OF ORLEANS
! Fourth District, City of New Orleans.
, 1875-03-21
The B09s Waahe6 mAns


A Leader reporter visited tae Chinese faundry
on Liberty street, near Sixth avenue, Tor the
purpose Of interviewing them to get The Celestial
opinion Is to the genera! prospect uf tEada- He
found them busy, with the exception OF ona.
who appeared 70 be she foreman
us Wah Lee in p aaked the reportar, taking
his cue from the sign outside
The foreman said he Haxn't.
stWhe1e il he 7" asked the reporter.
"Oht" answered the foreman shortly, "ba
anywhere-P udeNy, New ioxk. Boston"
doesn't he live here, than 2"
.*No; he live nowhere"
ISIS this hislaundry7"
.*Yes; this one hls. He more in Phildalfy
and New York"
The foreman then stated that Wah Lee WAS q
rich Chinannan. He imtormad him thAt he Owned
TWO laundries IN philadelphia. two In New York,
one 10 Boston, four in Chicago, and ona in
Indiauapolis, which. With the one in Pitta1u1g,
make nine altogether. Rus1naas aFa8 good, ha
said and Wah Les was happy It kept him
BUSY going from ono city TO another 1hata
he had laundries, 20 he Was alHaEe on tho hy.
He couldn't say what his wealth was, but ho
knew it was immense
"How long has Wah Lee been in AmAzica :"
sAbout aix years"
He further stated that tho pudd2ars' s.sike
didn't affect Wah's business in the leaHt
stWashee, vashee plentee; ~sahee ..s11 day
was.sca"
uo couldn't tell what Wah's weekly incorna
from, al his lsundrie8 amounted TO- hut thought
! it .as In the neighhorhood of 81. TOO
, 1875-03-21
ABROAD.
THE nHET4a

Tbs English opcra-troape continues doing
we'll This week they will sing in Brooklyn, N,
Y, and next week will give five representations
In New York. Mrs. Elizabeth Holley, aftor lav-
ing been heard in Boston By Mr. Heea, has been
added to tho troupe.
Mr, Carl Rosa begins tour Of the provincial
towns of England with bis English opera conf
paav this month. He will opon the Princess
Theatre. London. in September. Miss Julia
GavIord has been secured to alternate with Miss
Rosa Hersee in the leading soprano parts. Ihe
latter will frs. appear in the title role OF
Mariana. It will interest her many friends to
know that the little SOPRANO Was married on the
e3d Of February to Mr.. Arthur Howf1l the
double-bass player, a cousin OF Edward SeGuin.
Opera in Europe is in bad way. Tho Berlin
Imperial Opera, rays Figaro, Is thorough fail
ure. The Director cannot afford to pay
adeauata salaries, therefore Nine. Lucca
refuses to appear there, and Nine. Mallingor and
Mile. Grossi have cent in their 1esisnations- The
Director of the Imperial Opera OF Vienna an-
nounces deficit of 100000 francs. The Royal
orera- House (Tsatro Reggio) OF Turin is closed;
tho seasoa at the Scala is q disastrous one, ana
the Teatro Apollo, OF Rome, is eeverely tried By
the inlIsposition OF it's whole staff Of principal
artistes. The now Opera-Houae OF Paris PAYS,
because 1t is = new opera-house, while the Czar
and the Khedive pay the losses OF the q. Peters-
burg and Cairo operas respectively. The whole
Of the subsidized opera-houaes OF Europe are,
in fact in very bad state and the blame is laid
at the doors Of the artistes, who demand Salaries
which Tie Directors Of subsidized theatres, "ho
are bound down to enc scale OF prices, are un-
able to afford
There is nothing to be reported from Italian
opera in thus country, except perhaps remn-
iarenca Tl@a Albany m W Journal prints q
, 1875-03-21
PERSONAL.


Mr. Hoo1ey is East, looking for talent
Murphy follows Toole at the Academy.
MI. Toole viii superinteud tho rehearsal OF
s.The R oad to Rr:in ~ at the Academy OF Aualc
to-day.
Mr, Crane goes East for few days, prerara~
.orv tn starting Tor California with tho COM
pany.
f,sc.r f3nttnau, the woll-known German reader,
viii Give sedas Ut readings from Faust " aud
Less1ne'a comedies, It Standard Hall, in week
or two.
The following ladies and gentlemen are named
.. members of ito Hooley company to open IN
Ssn Frapcisco: James ONoil. ". q. Crane, E.
J. Buck1ey N Salisbury ME; F.zpatTGk M;ss 4eess nesIs
Mn hTaeder. Miss Mollie Maeder, and probably
MI. Wabster sad Miss McHeury.
, 1875-03-21
READINGS.
YANpENu0EF.

Tuesday and Thursday the patrons OF the star
course an the lovers Of the hlst1ionlo ars Will
have the rare opp 'rtuuit1 Of bearing Tor the
f3rst tjue ut the read.ng-deak the shakspear.an
schola. and actor, Georgs 7andenhon. u late
the taste for public readings has largely increas-
ed. and the personations of the great creations
of the poets and dramatists bid fur to become
a. familiar from the desk OF platform as 1ron
the stage. Al ugh the rea der has none n. o' 1oe 20
aids OF scenery or actors, still it Is within inc
1owsr OF such artists ~ Miss Cusaman or van
danhor to render the Thought motive ano
.ct;on ss real and eojoyabis to tbs audience aa
It upon The 81 = so 70
especially excel IL tne 9eossssrr qnen Is tie reading
, 1875-03-21
THEATRICAL
Ap!sCOURAC,kC PROSPECT.
rnr u1EaIr1NATx ckQWplEG OUT TIE LEG111-

TEE AEADEXf OF Aua1o'
The return Of Mr Tools to the city after an
thseuce Of some uaorths has been taken adVan~
t4se Of BY those WHO failed to See him dur1ng
his first engagement, and he has played during
tia past week to excellent houses. he has
glsen such variety OF characters that anoss
every phase OF his a1t has been presented In dus
order. He haa played in serio-comic parts WITH
immense succesa. His powers OF ILLUSTRATING
the purest and teuderest emotions have been set
fnrth in such parta q Michael Corner IN 'Dear-
sr than Life" Harry Coke, aud others; his
vivid character-painting has found opportunity
IN his sketch Of Tie Dodger, after DICKENS
while in farces, as "Ici On Parle FrancAst he
has shown himself capable OF employing
18th the utmost advantage the rough ana Iat- Is
Ting style Of the best low-co1nedans IN tn1a
country. Being confined therefore 10 no RATIO"
st5ls OF acting, but equally 1t homo IN psoson1lns
sny OF these characters in the most mastery
manner. Ar. Tools shows himself an ntIet o.
fars versatility, Of natural genius, ana Of 1nnnHe
xeeoctces. He is never the same In any t~o
eaaracters, has go many pecullar1tles tnat ne To-
paats hone, and every chRracter comes 1fom uutu
neah, glttesing, and clean cut The present
week is the best No snan .9n na.e
essI. comedy for a. veIy long e,nths nhs
4 not years, md the bill Offers exactly the sane
.T5saety that it did last week Mondhy n1sn1
A. Toole pIays his greatest part, Cateo fsam;"sF,
"a " The Cricket on the Hearth, fof "hacn ne
4as justly entitled to the highest ptano; ne M IL
70 original Caleb P|umner. he stuniea .ue
w, Mtt under the friendly guidance and aFaueo tn
4afhor himself and succeeded in presenting DC,
1ase the world one Of tho most complete ano
pathetic lsoces Of Characterization the world mao
'eser seen 10 great was the success @: o.
, 1875-03-21


Kc11v and Leon hare promised for the present
veek an unusualig interesting bill at the Grand
Onera-Houso. The after piece, which has grad
ually grown to rsurp the interest Of the entire
programme, is to be another OF their excellent
opera boufe adaptations. Barbe bieue mas
fallen into their clutches this time, and, With
little trimming, has been made to TT the con-
many. Manager Kelly announces that TO has
aided to the company an efficient chorus OF
}ad;es and will give the bu1lesque with oil the
advantages OF new wardrobes, elegant costuul"
Ing, capital rccnery, ana everything sass can
recommend it. In addition to 1t, WAYNE ana
IoyaIy ciya their Joint performance Manning
Hail. Master Frank. and DAILY play The Fish
ing Lius sketch, ana the 6rst part Il good ~
usual.
Mr.. James O'Neil, the popular leading man OF
Hooley'a Theatre, goes with the company 70
California, and wall not return to the city. be
bas been in Chicago three years. has made many
friends, has, By diligent study and patient
attention to his art. degeloped into one
OF the best loading men in the co1ln'
tu IT, indeed, lie is not the best,
and has come to look upon Chicago nth tho
feet;np Of citizen. But it is not TO bis interest,"
to remain 10 qne place, and he has made up hla
mind to part from Chicago and all its ploasan
Jev'a only = few times more. SATURDAY.
aitarpoon aud evening he will sake h's
farewell benefit, The programme Tor the
lattor performance ia not 1uiiy maze ods, = pu'
thn bill for the afternoon includes DAVID Gar-
r;ns :" and the second act OF "Romeo mud Jull'
ct t with the support Of the full company: Mat
Pa u.1cea Of admission for this benefit per
fcrnsnca will be tho aamo as those Of tha eVen-
ing.
THE ADELPH
announces for the present week e. L. stetson
in "Neck aud Neck" followed By the usual ouo
with the Lillian Sisters, Fox. the bird lmltator'
Charley Howard, the negro meiodlst, Harry
Gurr, Coyil and Cooper, and crossiey ano
Elder Next week Mr. Frank Aiken WILL pay ~
the Ade}phi.
, 1875-03-21
ITEM S.

Wasting sTeetneaa-PuttluG Jour Nm Anous
. pretty woman.
A statistician estimates thai eourtahips sTef-
age three tons OF coal each
No true woman will ever marry man 10 tall
that size cannot reach his hair.
"Unmanned by the loss Of her husband" Il
the latest style OF indicating widows grief
Pennsylvania man and wife lived two weeks
On bread and whisky. 6ho a.e the bread and he
drank tho whisky.
Another asked hor little daughter to do some
thing, and the daughters reply was: "A gane7
al tirodness peEyadea me-
A Williamsport, Pa, woman tried to have her
husband arrested because he "Vloked hs AID
nudgad the girls" at party.
AtZinuwald, in Germany, widow OF 1o3 has
married man Of GO. One of the brides chill
dren, aged so, Was present at the wedding.
Ata funeral 1T Madison, Me-, lately, the man
who gas buried was placed beside two OF hl8
dead wives, while two living ones attended the
funeral
ADaushter Of Ev.-''I asked Bobby Lsven-
der il be thought you pretty, and he said 'fes!
'' When he cones back, ask h1n aBaln-Aoo IL
listan!"
4 photographer, taking down one Of D.. Mary
Walkers lectures, made the well-known legend.
!. Honi soit qui NAL Y persse," read '' Only SEQ
how Molly pants!"
.'1n not in mourning" said young lady,
frankly, to a qnerlat, *'but as the widows aIs
getting all the offers nomada7s, no poor g1rh
have to resort to artifice.'
s.No, SIR" said weary-looking man on :
street-car to an individual by his side, II
wouldn't marry the best woman aAvo. I've neen
. dry-goods clerk too long for thai"
An exchange says that every WOMAN has
-in.5n INN nF
ia not unlikely. The is no telling what naAn
viii do when be is drunk.-Brook9yn argus.
"she is perfect Anazon," remarked pupil
~ f,ia teacher to = companion. Yes, said the.
other. who was better versed in geography than
hietorv. IT noticed ahs had N awful big
mouth"
Portland chap who during courtship sent
his girl some poetry beginning; - was w. II
riare as.t to G sec her hang that "gleam" o1er the
back OF 8 chair.
Speaking Of the travelling Of sound, lecturer
saia "The voice OF woman can be heard
further than that Of . man," '' Yes, +" and often-
81. y said disguated looking naan, Who Wis not
happily fixed at homa-
Kate, in q note from Brooklyn, saJs that girls
with pretty fee. slways choose the muddiest
street crossings, and that when iatJ waks
along looking for dry path 1t u psool that she
wears No. IA st least.
Nevada brides won't stand much foolishness at
a wedding. Recently ono OF them, while gong
no the aisle Of the church, stopped short aud
Kicked oil the akin OF the shina Of groomaman
who s1od On her t1sil-
"I know, my de.r. that it's 10 degrees below
zero, and the last pair Of socka you have il. tho
world want mending, but must 50 over and tell
Mrs. Busby thas Jana Lass sea1sdn cap Il
nothing but imitation"
Farewell, Susan. you havs driven me to the
craye." wrote John Larch, Of Alabama, four
Te1rs ago, and left the note On tba river hank.
, 1875-03-21

OF dramatic dialogue, vhilo tho time and study
tie has given the wvrss OF Shakespeare tit 4!rn to
accurately Interpret their euptleties OF thought
and motive. The programme given below for
tho first reeding is ono that will enab1o him to
show tue tuu scope Of his varied abiiItiea.
FAEr
CTwo scenes from shakspeara's Harry W
]. Agincourt before tssa Dsttle. So.
= Courtpnip os Henry Of England and Oash7rina Of
Navarro
PART II,
{Pne.ry, heroic and huno1ous.}
l. Death OF Narnfon. ...............,,.,.Sco Scott
=, Yuaug Lnchiav1r. .Hoott
5, Nocturnal Sketch. Hood
1. French an1 EnHttsh {eomic1. Hood
s. TIE Ticket Guard Anon
PART III.
(Dicknua-Fr1u the P3ckTick popers.)
/. The hg:iy humorous and sketch,
.trickwiek at Bath"
z. Nr. Wint!ea Midnight Advent ures.
, 1875-03-21
He WAS arrested the other day in Cincinnati, HT'

Ho Was arrested the other day in Cincinnati, Er-
Ing with another woman.
negro girl Of Ogletborpe County Ga, was
msrEied when II yea.s Of ago, and had child
when shs was Ia. At the age OF II thae child
vas mother, making the woman grandmother
uhai. she was q yeass'old.
We eau point you out Michigan woman who
refused to go to festival because she san:od to
darn her husbands socka. A similar case ~as
but Tas not we'll authenticated.
A lady near Boxvillo, Ky., presented her cid
man with three boys last month, which gave ths
old mau so much pleasure that he proclaimed
their names in the three hrst words ho epoks:
atom, Dick, and Harry. by"
Oaa Of the sweetest things about q yoaug ami
budding love is tho way in which she will smooth
the hair 30 gently off your brow, and then sails
tenderly in your face and show that shout four
Of her back taath aro gone.-Nor1rsch Bulletin
A woman in Aurora, Ill. insista On going 70
prison with her husband, he having bceu sea:
there for one year. How refrcahing this is when
one recollects that history is full Of instances
whera the wife gets divorced, married, and hAs .
baby OF two bofore tho old man gets out---Aa-
s0ds1kee Ne9os-
swell. what can l. do for you ?" said namon,
OF tho Milwaukee Poor Department, to Ninth
Ward female III rags and tatters. ''Td like
n,;n5 nIetar da;R 1.1ar Tor s;~ nnn,tha last
to see how this Beecher trial is a-comin' ont, 90
see."-Ais,oaukeo Netrs-
Miss Molly Allen, OF Nara, Cal. q maiden Of
u or IS. has killed moro game with her email
rim thSs w,nter. she mado AN m .nuirreIs
faits lat swimmer reIt;n" 1oo on1T cants an;eco.
At shoottng-match iass gear shs took 10 many
nrizes tbat her Eaardad onnonents rulad bar out
OF the ring.
4 naof1,rv oir1 race;vet7 . ,,orons n1sater :, a
oorgaons anreiona ha,r;no mono9rx.m Att0
nn;cloc,. that n1rht tha osnar ~ ths nonoe1sm
standing aisroI,ei hsfora tha FRA n-anarntorv tn
snn1~;nc a rem.dv tn his cheqt fa,nts1 da.i7
aKay on draning from = paper mass OF paper
flowers and mottoes. Thera WA no ire in ths
nsrlor Hnnd.v evarinp
rahnIa of coarse' lov1bred iourn.lists." Who
a.La r,rser.nhs shont Tnenta xiyaa, 1noknera.
Was11 het ,b,t Tc~osr, kaans her aon;n-}aw With
IN tha traces. Farhnps sho evan stood over he
~ 5aE;; a., mia h;a, wrto hsr connnnca-
tlon Tor her.-Ao'4:s0e1e coa''e'-'oa'''oe
the Brooklyn Argus gives the following GO
scEptlon OF womAns "aJ Of signing hsr name
in book: "she deposited her E glovea " a!rectly
w .n0 so Ras .,a t,,p,a3 orar ,hs iesf md infs
her her ,1,nr ~ ths neTt nara Not finding uface
~ a;onatnre sha t,Trnad = 1eaf in tha o,har
fJ,ro.{;on and 1nfe her vail IA n honk-xnlrk.n
oaeo''oo' ~ae A'~' w.
The latest divorce deveopment comss ron
the West At tae twilight hGor they ~efa naat1 sIai
ried. At early dawn, When the Jusaco who tled
the knot Was tasting bis moroing cocktail
gentle hand touched bus ehoulder. lie fecog-
nized the bride aod said: Al, you've coma for
the license you forgot no alns Judge,
Bill snores IKE po1po'ss with the asthma lss
come for divorce"
woman entered crowded st1oet-car the
otheT i1ay. aud Tor moment or two no one offer
, 1875-03-21
MARCH,

Marct, With gigantic, towering form,
Comes git with clouds, with Wintry storm:
Each ttinorous heart, oppressed with woe,
TA.nb.es before th' eashrouding SNOW:
Loud whistling still tba Northern hlaak-
The falling fakas descending fast=
And. when tho sun enlfghts the day,
A dazzling w2sta he doth display
Creation bright, but bleak with frown,
Wearing stern Niutar's Icy crown.
Dut change Is near: o'e: aeld and platn,
Iovo,s notes ahall soon b. heard again.
Again eycet buds ah2n hurnt and h!ouR
Der Nature desol2ta, tomb:
Again shall howers ct myriad dyes
Gem earth, n do the stars the skies:
Proud landscapes. hlush1ng. beauteous fafns
And hreak with GloEy's beans divine:
Each cherries prospect, realm Of death
Grow warm with animattng hRr1th:
Nature shall ahine in gay atstro,
Warmed by the aunA Pronethe1u dros
Tha world, in beantys mantle bright,
Soon charm, entrance, giye sweet dsl1ght1
Then welcome, March! Thou standeat whes1
Tvo g7ant for :es ply thy care:
Stern, dreary Winter, nth his aazs.
PiNnc Thy form with din1ming clouds,
win brightness cold thy form euahroudAt-
Ftatce tempsht1 batting DER tile deep,
willis hor1id Bpectres shapeless sweep.
With ruthlass tread, reano11efui trs+
That uumhnsss, death, alone iozpiEe3
Administrations spr.rg,-at whose return
Sweot altars. bright, fresi, incense hurn-
Thy crest attendants dart their hsam--
They seek FOR power, empire supreme.
Sublime in nnaschless, august power.
As thou dost cone with Frightening do"e1s
with giant energies thine own,
III hurl dresd Winter from his thTnne;
From thy vast form, thy hetYing hreaat
Bid storsus retire and xink to rest,-
, 1875-03-21
The EIEtIRE5.
SERVANTS ON THEIR DIGNITY

SERVANTS ON THEIR DIGNITY
London Court Journal: 4 lady having twelve
servants in her house gave small article Of
dress, known among the uninttiated .s cheIai-
sette, and composed Of muslin and Lace, to her
lady,s naid to wash the lady's maid passed it on
IN the laundry-naid, On the plea that the article
was muslin and belonged TO heE department.
The laundry-msid declined to do it, because 1t
was lace, and, as such. it must be ''got up" bT
the lady's maid. As neither would do it, the
mistress ordered the necessary Appliances to 20
got ready, and hezself descended to the laundry
and washed the article.