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DISTRICT COURTS.

Circuit CoURT-JUsT1CE MAcARTHuR.-Lemoni
VS.. Washington and GeorgeiOn railroad Company
motion to set aside dlsmssed granted; order that de
iendaLt pay attorneys for plAintns G33 per cent o
$1,000. Prentis vs., Lesh and wife; motion for new
trial granted. Leave to amend .pleading In thirty
DAYS new trial granted. Young VS.. Manhattan
Life Insurance Company; motion for new trial over
ruled and motion IN arrest of Judgment ovcrrued
Muet Brick Machine Company; motion to sci
aside Judgment granted on payment Of 80. Taylor 4
Co. StOCkstill motion to suppress plaintiffs depo
silon oyerruled and pleading IN eight days ordered
No other court in session.
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

A NICE FITTING shoe makes a pretty foot. Ger
man Corn Remover makes IL comfortable. Drug
IL
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NJ ITtWININ MIITININT TNIbW ny,
TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER
STEEL RAIiSl
schedule to take effect MONDAY, JANUARYm

lNS1
AN. LEAVE WASHINGTON
t2251 Chicago, Cincinnati, aud 81 Louis fast express
sleeping cars To Cincinnati, st. Louis and Chicago
b;Vi- baltimore, ElCOtt City, aud Way stations.
$50 Baltmore, Annapolis, and Way. piedmont
S!rnSonE', winchester Hngorstown, aud Way
t7;b-Batuore Express.
Si0-roint OF Rocks and Way Stations,
Gl9-Philadclpha, New York aud Bu,tou ENpraA
$40 stanton aud Valley ESprcsl Connects for
Hagcr4tDwn andat Point ct luck- Ur Frederick
tNOn- Baltimore llyattsvillc. aud laurel ENprOSt
Strpsat Boltsvlllc, Annapolis junction, ItS,lp'S
ana DOrsey'S, ON SUNDAY stops at ull vutiunA
1000 baltimore Express. stops ut fayetteville and
tiO.iO- Phisbnrg Chicago Cincinnati. and st. Louis
:, =, Express Parlor aud sleeping cars.
i-lo Baltimore, Elcott city, Annapolis, and Way
Heron sunday only for Baltimore aud Way.
t2lh-Bat,nore Exrress.
taVo- baltimore, Philadelphia, aud Now York Er
$50 Baltimore ana Way Stations Cwinclte,tel
Frederick, HngcrSOwu, and Way, via RUay.D
$50. Baltimore. lIynttsvllie, and laurel Express
SrredGrleS' via Relay stops ut Annapolis
i!noo BALTIMORE, Annapolis, and Why stations.
tiii-Pniut of Rocks. Frederick. liNgerstOwn. Win
chester, and Way stations. (On sunday to Point
=, 81 Rocks ana Way stations Ouly.l
to"6El Glilniors Express. (Martmsburg and Way
via Relay. StOpS nj Hyuttsvlle aud Iaurel)
6Oi-puint of Rocks aud WAY stations
Tao Mat,more and Way stations
tGiO-Baltimor0 llyattyvillc, and Laurel Express
ts;i9IPliisburg, Cleveland and Detroit Express
te:35- Philadelphia, New York and Boston ExpresA
Sleeping ears 70 Now York. stops at Hyatts-
t947-t Chicago, Cincinnati, aud st. Louis Express
. Sleeping cars To Cincinnati and Chicago.
tD9ily. tSunday only. Other trains daily, except
All trains nom Washington stop ut Relay station.
For nIrther information apply 1T the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices Washington station, Bg and
where orders will be taken for baggage to be checked
ana received at any point IN the city.
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DuncansOn Brothers,
AtfCyrTDNUEUg

oIIANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IALPRovERl
PROPERTY ON MARYLAND AVENUE ON
CAPITOL HILL, NEAR THE CAPITOL
By virtue of decree Of the supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia passed In equity cause No. iflg,
Docket II, the nth day Of July, 1879, aud further
decree passed April 10 1882 In which Dcnmead ct al.
were cOnplnlnnnts and Deumead defendant, we will
sell at public auction, In mont Of the premises on
SATURDAY, the I'd day of April a. d. lss2, at $3.50
o'clock y. M. the west Onc-hnlf of lot numbered
W. = OFF,, in square numbered seveh hundred and
fifly-scven (755), with the improvements thereon.
This property Is situated tile north side of Mary.
land avenue, near the corner of Second street and
between second and Third streets east and within
square and half the United States Capitol grounds
IL has front OF ~ feet inches nnd average depth
2f 100 feet and 4 improved by \ two,story Frame
House, occupying the western portion of said lot.
Terms Of Sae one third % cash; the residue In
thrse equal lnstaments, In six (6), twelve U2), and
eighteen u.s. months the deferred payments to bear
interest from the day OF SALE and the payment
hereofto be secured by the notes of the purchaser
purchasers. Leln retained or all cash, at option of
purchaser. One hundred dollars down on the fall OF
the hammer. Conyeyancing aud recording at the
purchasers cost If the terms of sale are not com.
piled with In seven days the trustees the right
10 resell at risk and cost ofdeauing purchaser after
giving five days advertisement In some newspaper
published IN Washington, j.. G.
WM. u. LASSELTE, Orrust,os
apl2.l0t JOHN H. HERRELL,J
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suffered for more than a year with indigestion.
was very bilious, occasionally having dumb
chill followed by ieyeIs, which prOstrnted me.
man, A. IL. HIGHTOWER,
Conductor @. X. r. Georgia.
Genuine prepared only by ]. H. Zellin & Co.
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VIRGINIA. NEWS.

Ex-Governor Vance, of North Carolina, will
lecture In Richmond, May D.
Captain Joseph N. Woodward Of Staunton, will
run the orkney Springs the coming season.
Mr. William stott, n we'll known citizen Of Nor
fol k, died suddenly last Friday in that city
The staunton Valley TirninfdH Of Thursday says
the fruit crop will be abundant in spite Of the frost
The Culpeper Readjusters will hold mass
mt citing in this town on May court day.-Ctlptper
Times.
Daniel IT, Green has been appointed postmaster
nj Rcctortown and Charles u. Rust at Venus, War
rem County.
Councilman Il. T. Ballowe, of Manchester, Is
lying seriously III, suffering from sudden attack
of paralysis.
A whole seminary Of girls from Stanton made
the dismal cayerns of Luray ring with their mer-
riment the other day.
The funeral of Mr. william II. Wade recently
night edter Of the Baltimore sun, who died last
week, tooklpace yesterday ct Richmond from ST.
Marks Church.
Mrs. Jane Frayscr of Manchester, died there
last Friday night at the residence of her daughter
Mrs. Morris, aged eighty eight years.
The ensuing anniversary of the queens birth
day will be celebrated, May "a. by British settlers
and their guests at Jarratts Hotel Petersburg.
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G, o. WooDBuRY, ESQ, of Milford, Mass, states
that the application of st. Jacobs Oil cured Il val
liable span of white horses of severe lameness,
induced by straning the veins. This led TO u per.
sonal use and we now declare IL the best-the
very bcst-in the market MIR. w. is with vast
majority
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DIED.

LARCONfBE.-April 10, ut 10 o'clock p. M, ANNIE
s., daughter OF Howard and Elizabeth r. Larcombc.
PoLLOCK.-Ini Washington, D. O., April 10, isS2,
LIzzTE CARLISLE, wife of John $. Pollock, aged Is
years.
RAMBY.-Departed this life on April 49, 1882 at
1922 II. M In The hope OF u blissful Immortality,
after lingering illness of consumption, SARAH
JANE, beloved wife of Samuel II. RAmby,
aud daughter OF the lato Samuel e. and Mary a. Da-
wilson.
Funeral from Gorsuch Church, Four-and- and
L streets southwest, Monday, at O'Clock y, M
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DIPHTHERIA
PREVENTED.
PILES! PILES! PILESi
"A Sure Cure Found at Last! No
One Need Suffer!

A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching. and W.
fcerated Piles has been discovered by DIR. William
ian Indian remedy, called DR., Williams Indian
Ointment. A single box has cured the worst
chronic cases Of twenty-five or thirty years stand
ing, No one need suffer five minutes after apply
[ ing this wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions,
Instruments, and electuaries do more harm than
good. Williams Ointment absorbs the tumoB,
Rllays the intense itching particularly at night
after getting warm In bed), acts poultce gives
instant and painless relief, and is prepared only
for Piles, itching OF the private parts, and for
nothing else.
Read what the Hon. J. NJ, Cofnnberry, Of Cleve-
land, says about Dr., Williams Indian Pile olnt-
ment 81 have used scores of Pile cures, and II
affords me pleasure to say that have never found
anything which gave such immediate aud perina-
lhent relief as DR., Williams Indian Ointment"
{ For sale by Stott Cromwell or mailed on re-
,ceipt ofprice, ST. HENRY & CO.. Propretos,
| M&Th 90 Vescy street, New York City.
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AUCTION SALES.
by James Guild a. Son,
AUCTION EEitl

AUCTION SALE or FORFEITED PLEDGES.
lwlll sell for II. X. Fulton, at 1918 Pennsylvania
nNCnue northwest. commencing ON Tuesday morning,
Apf W, vt 10 o'clock, about 1000 forfeited pledges.
tbs sale VIII consist Of ladies' and gents Clothing,
Boots, Shoes Books, Guns. Revolvcrs Plated Ware,
&c, ana VIII continue mornings NJ 10 O'Clock ana
evenings ut o'clock until every lot has been sol d.
Persons holding tickets tho time which having
expired, will please take notice.
JAMES GUILD & son, Auctloneers.
III X FULTON Rrokpr nplb3te
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The following report oftbe financial market satur-
day. together with the opening, highest. lowest and
cl osng quotations furnished by the banking
OF H. j. Cooke, jr Co.. 1923 street. Washington,
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Faded or gay hair gladualy RECEIVERS its youth.
fll color and iu,tTe 10y The llsr e. Iarkers Hair
Balsam an elegant dressing, admired orilspurity
aud rich DarlllIn.
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soon We WILL nce allow teSegrapa
VIZ 20 % stsu9e !o1ouen our stseete
anu over our Ou,Idin8s 70 the oesfl.
mcnt OF HE and properly: ana
wnen tue tlme comes that teSeStePn
wires must 30 under ground u Will
NOT pay To ne any oehef metal imam
copper or s:ecI, copper-c0oted. Even
nov, between our popuIous towns
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4 Substitute for Black Walnut

Black birch, which Is rapidly COM
ing In favor, IL . close grained and
very handsome wood, and can he
eaaily stained to resemble walnut ex-
actly. 1t b just ~ easy to work. aud
Is suitable for nearly, Il net all, the
purlx,ses to which black walnut Is at
present applied. Bircl, h much the
came color ~ cherry but the latter
wood IL now very scare and cOnse.
quently dear. 1t Is . difficult thing
TO obtain cherry at - = Thousand
feet, while birch wood can he had
at any saw mill at SOl per
tho,,sand feet. When properly
stained IL r. almost impossible to dis
timguish the difference between Il
and walnut, NJ It II susceptible Of .
beautiful polish equal To any wood
now used In the manufacture Of fur
niture. In the forests throughout
Ontario birch grow. in abt ndance,
especially ii the land " not too buggy.
There Is u great difference In the
woed vt different sections. Where
the laMd Is high and dry the wood h
firm end clear. but il the land n low
and wet the wood i,as . tendency tn
lie soft and Of u blush color. In all
the northern regions It can be found
In great abundance, and ~ the tree
grows to such great size little trouble
Il experienced In procuring It In
large QuantitieS.-7O,uMlO G|t,l.t.
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Hon. ". ]. o0lbeaith, Judge Pre-
siding.

A. Greenier W. &. Lowell ct al.;
debt. Dismissed ~ settled.
Chas. H. Carver W. g. Jeuninye;
rep1svin. Verdict tor plaintiff:
J. e. Barker W. J. T. Pefron ct a.;
dsbt. Jury waived, trial progressed.
Adjourned until . y. n,., October
7th.
First National Rank W. J. r. Per.
ron ct A.; Foreclosure; default Of all
the delendants catered; cause re-
ferred 10 Commissioner.
Territory Of Montana ~. Henry
Mitchell and Andrew q. Eddy;
grand larceny: plea Of guilty Of petit
larceny accepted by prosecution and
ente red BY each q defendants.
d. n. Upton It 81. VI. Jas. Aarkin
Ct a.; to qui:t title: jury returned
with verdict for plaintiff.
n. H. ConlAn W. f. w. Sigsbee;;
debt; verdict far plaintiff:
Chas. Carve: ". Sullivan Jennings;
rep)evin; on trial.
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BnrrR n r. OokolhaP a "A

BUTTE, N. T., October q, lso2.
The following ars the Wholesale
prices paid by merchants and hoteG
keepers for the commodities enumer-
ated, delivered from the wagon.
Price list carefully corrected evry-
Saturday:
Flour, Ruby Valley. xXXX. sa.oo
per cwt.
Nill Greek, xxx, e4.oO
percWt.
Mill Greek, New Process, 1l.25.
Gallatin. g. % per cwt.
Union Mills, New Princess, Cream
Of the Valley, $500
Ruby Valley, NEW prOceso) q. Is.
Union Mills XNXX Snow 6ake,
ti.N'.
Utah Common. 1915
Utah Choice, $3.50.
Graham, >4.WD.
Wheat per h., p eta. fair demand.
Oats, 3S.76.
Rutter, per H., ~ cts.
Egg, per dozen. ~ cts.
Corn Meal, IL.
Beef, on foot, 3! cta.
Beets, 81 cts. perlb.
Hay per ton, IN.
hailed Hay, per ton, IS.
Cheese, % cts.
Barley, $35kI::.7 Is PER cwt.
Dried beans, Montana, 7 cts.
Mutton, 5 cts.
Pork, dressed, II cts. per ID.
Veal, 9 cts. per lb.
Chickens, 50 G. 81 per dozen.
WOOd, 8 - O. 81. In des,laCd
Ruta(,agas, = cts. per Ii.
Potatoes, $l.50G l.75 ? cwt.
Sss'lsage. IL! eta. per ID.
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Tanning q Wild Partridge.

To tlon,esticate the partridge has
frequently been attempted, but rare-
" accomplished. The egg have
been placed under the ordinary hen
for incubation, thinking BY associ-
alton with the nest mates the little
partridge chicks would become do
nestle, hut instinct would invsria.
bly, lead the young partridges to their
natural wild life. Last winter In
bolton, Jen0 Thomas, while ut work
in the wOxls . short distance from
his house. frequently raw . partridge
aud In the goodness Of his heart
would scatter u few grains " fs,osi for
It. Last spring, while at
work clearing the ground, he
noticed u partridge that
seemed not to possess the natural
wildness Of It's species, and alter a
short time. hy feeding aud kind At
tentiOn, would permit itself tO tx
handled. Mr.. Thomas Mt any time,
i,y calling "Dick, Dick" can get the
bird to appear, much to the ninuse-
m,ent of The neighbour. Mr.. Thomas
one day took the bird to his home,
hoping to induce him to remain with
domestic fowls, but ~ som ~ lilnr-
ated ''lDick" flew away to his l,aunts
In the woods. "ISick" resented thi.
familiarity, and for scveMl days
would not permit Nj. Thomas 4,
touch hin'.--T'"y Tm"~.
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Railroad Notes.

Travel on tile Northern Pacific
Railroad b said to have increased 100
per cent. during September over the
prsceding month.
The passenger earnings Of the
eastern division Of the Northern
Pacific have increased 0: per cent. In
the past year. Those Of the freight
department show . similar increase.
During the past year ~ miles Of
railroad have been constructed l,y
the Northern Pacific. on its main
line-l83 from the east and 1Os miles
from tho west. BY the lot or Janu-
ary, 1882, there will lie less than that
amount Of road to build. In addi-
tion to the above work on the main
line 90 miles Of track have been laid
on the various branches.
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The ssunaint Il Tie unlbstana1s
yosag naa, lb0nd hanging BY ths
Dsek, dsad, II Hone Canyea, wsss
esoaGAt Into H. city ysstssday a.d
dePasltod in the basement q ]. II.
Dewes Undertaking. establishDsnt.
The body was viewed BY . lAFys
nsnbse q p:noas, and Il b . ~
naskab)s het that almo evesy o0e
Who locked upon IT, features q H.
deceased reeogDjsed them - famil-
iar, but all we've unable 70 aay who
TIE man va q give hb name. Some
he'd soen him aboot The stroets, othess
I'D drank With him IN saloo0s, and
otbess hed sesa him driving ~ Elk
Park wood team. Nothing tendlng
70 hsnti1eatjon va found upon the
body. rs In money, . silver watch
and chain, . meeTchaam pipe, .
pocket book and . channels skin
money belt were In The pockets, but
none wsss marked, n contained
cha which might Lead to ideatl6ea-
ton. All tie circumstances u the
eass paint 10 suicide. The careful
dsposlting a The coat q the foot Of
TIE tIoe, TIE shogtness ol the rope,
the abseaes q any marks It . strug.
o., Tie lonely gorge, and the posi-
ton u Tie body hanging over . step
declivity q the canyon, al evidence
Tie careful selection q the spot and
deliberate PREPARATION Of the suicide.
After . careful consideration of an
The AAets ID the case tie Cosoner's
Jury found the following verdict:
T8RRlT0RY or MONTANA, ..
County or 6lLv81 Bow,
An incubation holdena ct The mouth
q Hosse Cany -, In Silver Bow
County, Territory q Montana, On the
9Th day a Octo6es, A. D. 1857, On the
body Of . pesson Whooo name b I'M
knoWn, there hanging BY the neck
from the limb Of . tree, before me,
James Thompoon, CoEooe1 fo9 Silver
Bow County, Territory q Montana,
BY The jurors Whuse names are hereto
Subscribed, up0n Their oaths do say
that from The evidence before them
and TIE position and circumstances
surrounding the body, the pefson
whose name = to the jury unknown.
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The Comet.

Observations obtained at Harvard
observatory, Of the comet nov visi-
be On the Eastern hogison, indicate
that II b Of . briefpefiod, and accord
ing 70 present data makes the pesihs-
lion q the sup II two or three hours
q the rate of NO miles . second. The
fhct thot the sans atu,osphese often
no rssistanee b ID progress, proves It
to Be inconbastibje, unlike meteor
itee. Julss Vesne might suggest some
man b. which these valuable
oualitiee could b utilised; Sor In.
stance ~ motive power to pail .
train aeross The cootineat, from San
Fr,nciseo 70 New York - aboot q
seconds, Il wssld distsnee "KeeSeys
Notes," and - . Ars psoof building
material L woald bankrupt every
1rs insurance company IN The
countvy.
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Marks and Braude.

The time Of the District Court WAS
principally occupied yesterday In the
trial az . COW case, that Of Charles H.
Carver ". Solomon Jennings. Suit
b brought for recovery Of the COW,
and for damages for detention. The
Jury brought In . verdict for plain.
till, and . finding that defendant had
branded the COW, for which damages
were assessed at $l35, being three
times the value Of the COW branded,
~ penalty under the statute.
The special province Of the local
reporter for the MINER IL to prepare
. daily reflex at passing events -
they occur. He will not he drawn
into dispute with cotemporaneous
locals, either, - to the stability and
future prospects Of this camp, or the
reliability Of representative business
firms, whose views upon the subject
were recently published In the
NINER.
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HANGING 10 T3lD.
Suicide q Murder In 0onoo OAa-

Abost dark last night Thoaas
Psnsns, En-, . ranehn,an In Home
Canyon, came In to notify The cor
one1 that . man had been fouDd
dead, hanging BY . RIPE about biz
neck, 70 the limb q . tree, near biz
ranch. The eorooer decided That Il
would b impossible to make any
investigator In The dasknsD Of
night and did not 20 TO Tie sesse ol
the tragedy Lett night, hist gave IN
struetioas loe The proper care of The
remains and viii hold n inqssst TO-
day. NJ. PAEsoas aid that his soa
was hunting hosses In the canon and
came spoa the hanging body. The
dead man appeared 70 b abost =
ysan ofags, dark hair, smooth fhes
and we'll DRESSED In dark clothes,
having . gold chain upon biz vet,
bat sxaminatioa was not made 70 ~
certain whether . watch was At
tached. He Wa In his shirt sleeve,
and barehonlled. HIo coat and hat
were carefully laid q the loot Of the
trse.
Ata late hour lat night there
were rumOns On the street that the
body had been identified - that q .
man who hao been missing from
Butte Tor same days, but the rumoe
coald b ts.esd to 10 reliable scarce,
and until an investientjon b he'd, Il
b impossible to gain reliable Inform
alton ~ to the mans ideatity o. The
circumstances Of hiD death.
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Democratic Oopvoutiou.

Pursuant to resolution adopted at
the regular Democratic cOnXenti0n
ofSilver Bow county, held in Butte,
September l, 1852, the Delegates
composing said Convention are here.
by called to reassembDe In Renshaw' q
hall, In Butte, on Saturday, October
7th, for the purpose Of making nomi'
nations for members Of the Legisla-
ture, and for such other business ~
may regularly c0me before them.
g. w. STAPLErON,
Chairman Convention.
Butte. Sent. 9, 1852.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of Michel Roy, deeesssd, Notice
iaheseby given BY The undessiencd. The e1-
eeut0e Of The last Will and ee<tamens q
Michel Roy. deceased, 70 tAo eredltogs OF
ssrl al pefaoas having claims aGsjnst tho
sajsl de6easel, to exhi6it them With the Nee
easary SOucheSs. within ten Mn0ntho alter
the 6rst publication az this notice, . the
CT silver Row.
STANISTAN r. HIRDOUR,
Execut9e of the last viii and toos6M0ut
Of Michel Ray. deseased.
S0esWlW
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In discussing Mrs. \. L. Stewards
apartments In the Grand Union hO-
tel, Saratoga, correspondent says:
Mrs. Stewards suite III nine r.nil,s,
exclusive II bath r,x'nl. arr opposite
Judge lIi!tom'*, Om the Iir.iaalway
front Of tile hotel and run across the
space over the office AMI down to-
warsl Washington street. She has
two lDarlOrs. - dining r.spnI, Iil'rury
ami s..vcra! l,;'l-vos,,,is, la'-I'lts bath
rooms, w!,irl, are separate from l'it
communicate with the sleeping
rooms. They are all large and the
parlOr she uses for receiving visitors
IL furnished IL dark rrii,ls4,l, plush.
embroidered with flowers IN c0lOresl
silk and gol,l threads. Tln' peacock
blue velvet upholstery Of lier bell
ON furniture il sinI;larly eniI,rOi,l-
cred. She seems Ia value her per-
feet health fur above all her other
possessions. us she has reason to do.
No one could lie less pu.se-prnud, or
SeeDl more unconscious Of her wealth.
She il simple and cordial In manner
I" all acsluaintances, aud when re.
ceiving visitors always Opeus the
dn,r for them herself when they have
said farewell to her."