Correspondence (incoming): Grant, Julia D, 1889

and use it on all provocations.

The carriage is just announced for our drive and I will beg you to remember me most kindly to The Senator and beg you to think of me sometimes and kindly

Julia D. Grant

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much interest in meeting her; I am so happy that we, our party, is again in the ascendency [sic] as I know you are

Some of my guests have arrived and I must say adieu. Please remember to the Senator and believe me always yours most affectionately

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and believe me always yours most affectionately

Julia D Grant

to whom she was very devoted. He is really a very great loss to her not only a kind and devoted father but a great friend and companion

I am expecting Mrs Harrison this afternoon. and anticipate much pleasure in meeting her. I mean I feel

from my grand children, purchased from their monthly allowance.) The plates excel any thing I have ever seen. They are simply gems, each and every one of them.

I am terrified at their great cost. Dint [sic,) didn't] the Senator know how much they were to cost?

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I am so much afraid he will be shocked when the bill comes in. I surly [sic] cannot use them. I would be afraid of maring [sic] them, Fred, and Ida, say I must hang them on the wall or put them in a cabnet [sic]. I think I will with yours and The Gents. My dear Mrs Stanford will you thank the Senator for me and tell him how