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Massachusetts Legislature.

SENATE. Passed to be enacted bill in addition to
an act TO establish the Boston and Worcester Railroad
Cooperation.
Inc order OF the House for Convention to choose
directors CT the Western Railroad, taken upynon-
concured in, and Friday, 10Th was assigned for that
purpose.
The bill relating 10 Judgments in defaulted actions,
was discussed at length and refused third reading by
vote Of Is to Is.
Inc bill concerning Dogs was under discussion when
the report closed.
HOUSE.
Inc Committee on the Judiciary reported that was
inexpedIent TO legsate upon the subject OF amending
the Constitution and Laws Of the State so as to hold the
State election on the day of the Presidential election
inexpedent to amend the laws relating the crossing
oil highways by railroads; nexpedent, &C.. touching
tenances by couitecy Dexpedient &c, restrain the
powers oil County Commissioners; inexpedent, &c, to
allow pomlnal plaintiffs to testf in all cases bill TO
prevent frauds in the mortgages of personal property
bill relating to the execution ofhe powers OF Attorney
for the conveyance of real estate
The Committee on Elections reported that Manson
w. Mash, of West Cambridge, was not entitled to seat
IN the House, and that he have leave 10 Withdraw his
letter ofresgnation.
he committee on Elections reported bill in addition
to an act Incorporating the city of Worcester, in regard
to the place of holding Ward elections. The rules were
suspended and the bill received its three readings at the
time.
Passed TO be Enacted-A bill TO increase the salaries
OF the Justices Of the Court of Common Pleas
The orders OF the day taken up at IL l>2 p NJ,
and two three unimporant bills &c. were advanced
one stage. The most important subjects considered
were two resolves for The purchase of land and the
erection ola second Hospital for the Insane, which were
ordered TO second reading.
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Destructive FIRE. About IL O'Clock Tuesday
night fire broke out in the fourth story of the large
double building Nos % and 81 Gold st. New York,
known as tie Hoe Manufacturing Co.'s warehouse, and
in short time the whole of the main ed6ce was in
ruins, and all the property in the premises destroyed
The first and second stores occupied by Messrs.
Hoe & Co. as Offices and warerooms for presses and
other materials for printing Their loss is about $780,
600, fully insured. The third, fourth and fifth stories
were occupied by other tenants whose loss amounted to
about Sl2 00O partially covered by insurance.
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ANOTHER "PAcHEco CASE ''--We learn
from the Washington correspondence OF the Bal
umore Patriot that novel petition has been pre-.
senteo TO Congress, from Mrs Mary Johnson,
somewhere in the State Of New York She rem
rescnts that her husband was in our army IN
Mexico-that he deserted to the enemy-that he
was captured and brought back-that General
Taylor would not allow him to remain. but sent
him of-that he is lost to her, in consequence, If
not to the world-and that as Congress is paying
Tor negroes lost in similar way, as in the Pache-
co case, and as she considers ons white man
worth two negroes, she prays to be paid two
thousand dollars, double the sum paid for pach-
eco's Lewis,) for the lost husband!
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GT A specimen gold dollar has been coined al The
United States mint, about the size OF tourpence The
words Omitted States of America, l848," outside Of
wreath side, and on the other is the repre>
senalion Of caps with the word "Lberty" on it, encir.
cled with the suns rays.
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IMPROVEMENTS IN NAIL MANUFACTURES
a machine has recently been put in operation bv
the British and Foreign Nail Company. London.
which l. IS highly spoken of by the English Journ.
ais: The nails are said to be of first class de-
scriptlon' possessing all the qualities of the finest
hammer nails, though produced at an expense
wnich Will enable them to be sold at lower
Price man Is paid Tor the most common cut nails.
~ seems 'hat the whole nail, head, body, and
point is made at the same time, and simplv bv one
operation Of the machine. The estimates. which
are apparently prepared with great care, founded
upon the present prices OF iron and nails, show a
return of more than 40 per cent.
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UJ' Tic persons who helped to bu Id the Log Cab.
ms in 1910, should all go and North Bend as ii is
represented, on the Mammoth Painting at Waldo Hall
The old chimney the later cabin the last residence and
the Tomb of President Harrison are seen as we pass
along that part Of the Ohio
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Free Soil Nomination.
For Congress,
~, dis, JOHN G. PALFREY of Cambridge.

ns In the article in relation to the Uxbridge murder
which appeared in our paper yesterday it stated that
iii has been pr0red that he hired knowton TO commit
The murder" II written reported and should have
been so printed.
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G57 The Rev. Daniel Baker, who was short time
since supposed to have been killed in Texas, by the
Indians has, we observe safely reached his home
Holly Springs and has had since his reurn to use his
words, the privilege of reading his obitu-
ary
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DEATH BY DRINKING CAMPHENE. A little boy
in New York, two years old TO his death Sat-
urday, by drinking small quantity of camphene from
can which bis mother had left within his reach.
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Death from Sufocation. Tuesday morning,
Mr. Neal, the mate of schooner Abel Story, lying
at East Boston, was found by Capt. Case, the
master, in the forecastle, dead. Capt C. and the
mate had smoked the vessel with sulphur on Mon
day, to destroy rats, and the captain had caution
ed the mate not to go OH board that night upon
any consideration; butt appears that early in the
morning, under the impression that it was safe,
he went into the orecastle, unlocked his chest
and took out a pair of clean socks, when the i'm
purity OF the atmosphere overcame him. He is
said to have been an Englishman by birth, and of
good character. Boston Traascript.
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The FOURTH DISTRICT. Monday, the fifth
of March, has been appointed by the Executive
for third trial in the fourth Congressional Dis
trict. We hope we need not urge our friends to
renew their exertions to secure the re election
OF SO able and faithful a,Representative as Mr..
PALFREY. Success is sure, if they will but de-
serve ii, and we confidently look for such a de-
monstration as will render further contest I'm.
necessary. Boston Republican
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WARRINGTON. Feb. z.

. WARRINGTON, Feb. z.
justice NC Lean to-day pronounced the decis
ion Of the Supreme Court against the Statas of
New York and Massachusetts, in the mattar IF
the Constitutionality OF the Tax on Emigrant mas
sengers. The Court stood 5 to a, Chief Justice
fancy being in the minority.
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- Gen. Taylor, the President elect, arrived al
Nashville Feb. 2. #b
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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-16
sHAKsPEARE HOTEL,

CORNER or DUANE AND WILLIAM STREETS, NKw YORK
THE SUBSCRIBERS, under the firm Of BERGEN &
GALABRUN, having reftted and replenished this spa
cous esiabsimen prepared TO receive company
There hundred ami nine apartments In this house.
consisting of dining saloons sitting rooms parlorR lodging
rooms The large hall may be used for balls public
meetings Tie cooking department has been expressly
ranged furnish OF moments notice, refreshments
for any number Of persons, from to three hundred,
be accommodated at the same time There rooms where
private parties may he furnished with dinners sup.
pers and the tables will be furnished with The best the
ket Affords Liquors and wines from the best establish
mets In the city Pastry and Confectionery furnished at
the shortest notice. There will be lunch at II O'Clock
every day and attention will be spared 10 give satsac
ton Men OF business and those visiting the city will find
themselves centrally and comfortably located, and the
prices will be found TO be moderate. The French and
Spanish languages are spoken in this hotel
JAMES BERGEN
LOUIS GALABRuN &
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.SSxa Steam Commute alton direct from
S&M4L0SK South m ptOM to New OrIcans a md

.tSH4 Steam Communication direct from
S&44kSE Southampton to New Orleans and
bAck.Farsaan to order from the Lords Commissioners
Of the Admiralty on the I'd OF November next and thence
i1ryard on re md q each saseeedng MONTH the ROYAL
ampton to Bermuda, Nassau Havana, Cat ship Island
ew Orieans Vera Cruz and Tampico, returning by tho
same route to England. sf.a -4t 'Hst& Il. !, 3iE
This arrangement admits Of easy and quick convey.
ance TO and from Southampton and the places above men,
toned, and passengers for New Orleans will be conveyed
thher from tile Companys vessels their arrival at Cat
or Ship Island, by the Mexican Gulf Railway Company,
who will have steamer ready and other Convenience
provided or that purpose al cost not exceeding three dol
lars for each person The facilities will Be afforded
from New Orleans embarking board the Royal Mail
Steam Packets for Europe, &c.
The estimated time for the voyage from Southampton
follows: ITO bermuda 6 days Nassau II days; Havana
% days. Ship Cat Island New Orleans % 2 days; Vera
Cruz, g days; Tampico, rs days.
The Steam Packets are appointed to leave Ship Cat L.
land Iarbor on their return 70 England at A. NJ on the
proceeding to The West Indies BY the I'd q the month steam
er will be conveyed via Bermuda, and by the 18th OF e
month steamer as heretofore vim Madeira and Barbadoea
Particulars rs TO res etc, may be obtained appliea
ton at the Royal Mail Steam Packet Compnny'B Offices S.
Moorgate street. London; ditto Wrinkle street. Southampton;
Messrs; Delrne Co., rue pEnghen Paris; MI CLEANER
boulevard Polssonere ditto Mr. Hnnteiker, Hamburgh;
Mexican Gulf Railway Company, New Orleans
sc Moorgate street, London L. CHAPEL, Secretary
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TO sTEAnrBoAT COMPANIES

Al1ff The subscriber Is now fully prepared to fur.
nsh Steamboat Companies with all sizes Of
~ Dmpes Patent Centrifugal Blowers, suitable for the
smallest river the largest class ocean steamers
This blower constructed upon sound philosophical prin.
cipes Combining great strength and durability occupying
very small space and giving greater force 10 the air with
much less power than any other Fan or Blower now In
use without making the LEAST unpleasant noise while In
notion The superiority Of this blower s at once manifest
10 any persons disposed to examine ta merits and Is we'll
worthy the special attention Of all requiring the use OF
blowers Il is becoming so rapidly In general use
In preference to all others.
Difference Is made 10 the following steamers which have
them in use: 4.s4, el~
Steamer Bay State, New York. r
Atlantic steamer, Washington, New York
Atlantic steamer, Northerner, do t&' .41N W.
Steamer Robert Morris, Philadelphia. ~
TO IRON FOUNDRIES, ROLLING MILLS, &c. &c. :.
The subscriber aso manufactures and keeps hand full
assortment from No to No, TO- and upward Of the above
Blowers now SO celebrnted suitable for all kinds Of iron
works viz cupolas pudding and heating furnaces fol
rolling mills, FORCES, smiths fires &c. -iN &
3I' JOSIAH KISrERBOCK,
Manufacturer and General Agent for the United States and
The Canaias, 467 Market ST. Philad.
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NO MARINERs AND sURVNYORs.

LIAGGER & BROTHERS, No. %, South st., three doors
pofers ef mathematical, Opticai and Philosophical has,u
meaisA good assortment of the following articles, which
we offer Tor sale at reduced prices: rE
Surveyors Compasses; Engineers Levels; Therordoltes
Theodotes Compasses Ships, Plain Storm and Iranspa.
rent Compasse Spy glasses; Plain and Double Tangent
Quadrantsi Sextants Barometcrs; Thermometersj Log
Glasses Hafhour Glasses; Tape Lines; Cases Of Draw
Ing Instruments; Pocket Compasses; Surveyors Chains;
Carpenters and Lumber Rules; Taiors and Salmakers'
Squares; Brass and Guner Scales Parallel Ruies Draw.
Bllns Coast Piols shipmasters Assisianisi Seamans
Friends Nautical Almanncs; Lunar 1ablesj Log Booksj
shipping Papers; Seaman's Journals; Ready Calcuators
good assortment Of Charts Of all parts q the world
(iaugg Rods; Out Sticks DC Together with large as
sortinent Of IysrRuMRNrs In the Mathematical line.
H- Inst ments OF every description repaired, or made
10 order inrue neatest manner. S45
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Bucks Patent Hot and Alright Cooking
Stove

rs REMOVED from Light street to No 42 South Calver
street, % door above Lombard street u. ,.,.1,....
this the Inhabitants Of the city and county Of Bal
more and is adsesn. country and Will venture T. So
large number has been sold, ever became 80 popular
short time, gave such general and universal salts
faction II has DONE II Ia now eight years since hrs
commenced selling this Stove, during which time hav
sold almost all and every kind q Cooking Stove that nov
Is has been In the market for the last fifteen years
fear Of Contradiction that has been thar Ma
bic d doing 50 much work, O. doing well, and q
small expense for labor and fuel the Buck Stove The
ali the boilers rom 70 u in number The oven Is very
large, being the full sze Of the stove including the hearth
cooxns Stoves now n @s and an ia @ larger than he
oven Of any other stove ever made and . SO constructed
Ing distance from eight twenty eet accordng sze)
which not only gives the oven PERFECTLY even heat at
SIs anes as the re ss
sss Sss ..Is s;s
baking four loayes bread OF time Il at once does away
with the neceasiy Of bake oven for family use thereby
way and renders II peculiarly adapted TO the use OF board
Ing houses academies hospi,s steamboats, and the
ry believing that all who wish TO study economy and
most ornamental and moa durable Stove in America wil
al least call and examine This befsre purchasing elsewhere
Mr.. David Keener, l6 North Charles street,
Bishop Waugh. 20 Green street. 53gita rs
Thomas Wilson, corner Calvert and Lexington directs
Dr. John l.. Chapman, Mulberry street. 1gtM
Mrs. Jane hayward, 60 North Calvert street
Edward L. Fanf, Hanover street. sa s uG
+ George A. v. Spreckelsen, II East Pratt street
Abraham Mister l46 Hanover street. t324
lanes p. Williamson, corner Gay and High streets,
John H. Rhodes, l52 Hanover street.
DR. ]. M. Jennings, North Hsgh street,
Jane s. Jewett, 81 Howard street +"
James Young, % Eden street f :"
DR. H. ii. Hopkins, l67 Park street
Joseph Husband, j., 2i3 Pratt street
tohn S. Selby, esd, 33i Baltimore street
Dr. Henry Stnnecke, III Lombard street.
Female Orphan Asylum, Mulberry street
Barnum & Co., City Hotel
r. Thlrsion, Fountain Hotel EsE4 Vt
Daniel Dorsey, Exchange Hotel
William Fiell National Hotel. 4f
Thomas James, Rainbow Hotel. E5.e8.
Col ii. Capron Laurel Factory, Md. Hs8 q,
Many might be added but suppose the above
will suffice See little book NJ the store for certificates and
further particulars Any person purchasing Of these
Stoves after giving fair trial for thirty days, and fund II
does not answer their purpose can return ~ and will have
their money refunded. VIZ saUl.
n d. No. AZ South Calvert street is the only place where
they can be had
BURR PECK, Agent.
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NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS

NEW LINE OF LIvERPOOL PACKETS
WILL sail from New York the 18th, and from Liver
w pool on the 18th Of each menth Ell
n FROM NEW YORK.
4 Ship SHERIDAN, Capt q: Cornish, 18th Jan. "a
Ship GARRICK, Capt b. J, II, Trask 18th Feb
Ship RoSCIUS, Capt Asa Eldridge 26th March.
Ship SIDDONS, Edward u. Cobb 10th April IL
FROM LIVERPOOL. ssldlsta4 H#
Ship GARRICK, Capt J. II Trask, llth Dec.
Ship ROSCIUS, Capt Ash Eldridge, llth jan
Ship SIDDONS Capt L. IS Cobb 18th Feb.
Ship SHERIDAN, Capt. q. u. Cornsh g6th Jan.
These ships all of The first class, upward Of LEO tons
built in the city Of New York, with such improvements az
combine great speed with unusual comfort for passengers
Every care has been taken in the arrangement Of their
commodations The price OF passage hence Is S75 for
which ample stores win be provided. These ships are
commanded by experienced masters who will make every
exertion to give general satisfaction.
Neither captains owners OF these ships will be
sponsbe for letters parcels or packages sent by Them
unless regular bills Of ladins are signed therefor
For freight or passage, apply TO
EDWARD X. COLLINS, 50 South ST., New York, or 10
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, a. CO, Liverpool,
Letters by the packet ships win be charged twelve aud
half cents per single sheet 20 cents per ounce and news
papers one cent each.
EDWARD X. COLLINS respectfully requests the pub.
fishers Of newspapers discontinue all advertisements NOT
In their OF their Liverpool packets viz The Roseis'
Siddons, Sheridan, AMI Garrick, It.
10 prevent disappointment notice is hereby given th
contracts for passage can only be made with them
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80
PIANO FORTEs 3.

THE undersigned are manufacturing at their establishment
In Baltimore g. l2 and octave PIANOS, of all pal.
and Styles which they can confidently recommend 10
professors and amateurs The Pianos manufactured by them
have that peculiarly Of touch which commend them
players OF every school, well those who are disn.
guished by so and delicate action, those who cha
racterlzed by bold, fiery, and rapid movement ag-
They authorized 10 refer to numerous professors In
BALTIMORE, who have given their Pianos trial, for their
testimonials in their favor and they warranted In
commencing them by the universal appreciation which they
have received from the great number Of persons who have
them In In Baltimore, and in the south and west
rally They are confident that they make an instrument
equal to any made anywhere In this country In Europe,
their extensive manufacture Of Pianos enables them to
sell terms liberal and satisfactory All Instruments made
by them warranted and they will be kept In tune
year after purchase Without charge.
An agent viii visit Richmond in short time and various
parts OF Virginia and North Carolina, and will receive
ders which will be faithfully and promptly executed at our
mandatory. ., X.
ny Orders will also be received at factory direct
and special pains taken to give satisfaction.
aa+ KNABE d. GAEHLE,
No. Eutaw ST., opp the Euaw House. Bait
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OLEOSTATIC LAMPS.
L. CHAPDELAINE,

LAS received late arryasa large and splendid escort
lamps Of different patterns. These Lamps invented
by the celebrated A. horer Of the French Academy and
are considered the best Lamps now in These Lamps
are for sale only al 375 Broadway, In this city.
Also on hand, large assortment ofCgTLERY O. .
RANDoLES, HASES, CHINA RARE, TOILET
Mr.. q. being agent for the BROOKLIN FLINT
GLASS is prepared 10 execute orders FOR Rich Cut and
Engraved Pressed and Plain Glass of every variety al
Wholesale RETAIL and invites the attention OF purchasers
the splendid assortment of rich Glass Ware on hand At
nshed with the finest quality Of Glass Ware ever mannfac
nred being the only place where the Brooklyn Rich Flint
Glass can be procured.
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CLOTHING, &c.
)EYLyNs, CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,

DEVLIN,Si CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
No. 30 John street. corner Of Nassau.
THE Subscribers prepared with most extensive and
4 select stock OF FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
to which they respectfully invite the attention Of wholesale
and retail buyers
They have on hand and in process Of manufacture up
wards Of FIFTEEN THOUSAND GARlMENTSNl
which they guarantee To be made with all the elegance and
durability Of the best rork OF the most fashionable
houses In the United States and prices NEARLY os.ALF
LESS and ths together with the Cash System, forms the
great secret OF their most faiterng success
Their stock Of French Engsl German and American
Cohs, Cassueres, Vestirss Bearers, Treeds &C. &c. Is
they venture 70 assert the largest a best selected oi any
similar establishment In New York.
Their work made 10 order they guarantee equal 10 thai
made al the most noted merchant talors OF the city but
prices corresponding with their Cheap Cash Sysa For
In every department. they have secured the services Of ~,
best Cutters and WorAnon the city aforsis
DANIEL & J DEvLIN
% John strtet, corner of Nsspau.
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SEAMAN a. MUIR
32l BROADWAY, NEW YORK,

RE daily receiving from the large Auction Sales,
IA soriment Of FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS,
adapted the best City Trade and purchased much below
the cost Of Importation which they are offering at rey
small ddpdnce.
packets, very general assortment Of RICH FANCY
DRY GOODS, 10 which they invite the attention Of pur
chasers In their stock will he found the Nourednes Of
Paris and London.
They beg leave present their thanks for the patronage
literally bestowed upon their esabiahmeni and 10
the public that they viii strive to secure continuance
Of confidence and support 5t$
II their purpose extend their already large business
and stimulated by their unexampled thus far, they
determined to leave honorable efforts nntred TO
cOmpish their design considerable amount of expert
In business has demonstrated TO their satisfaction that
the only method Of obtaining and securing large bus
incss have II based upon correct principles and that
whle merchants they consult the Interest Of their
toners they pursuing the only true method Of advancing
laelr aicIi : Z
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NEW STOCK OF
EMBROIDERlES, &c.

NONsISTING OF RICH MECHLIN TRIMMING LACE
u Rich yalencnne Trimming Lace.
(, Patent do do do I'll s
do do do do r"
Iisle Thread do do all widths and a,ialiiie
New style OF Mourning Collars, very neat
Tape bordered Lawn and Linen Csmbrick ndkfs
Hemstitched do do do do
Wide and Marrow Rlveriore Bordered do <
Rich Needlework do
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Figured and plain white Nets, all widths.
BLACK Silk and Cotton do do i .r
do and light coloied Grapes, Grape Iisle and Illusion
A FRESH STOCK or 3.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Dark Kid Gloves best quality
4. Silk and Satin Sraris and Cravats " Il
Rich Needlework Capes and Collars, newest style.
Infants Needlework Robes and Caps
Also great variety Of Evening Dresses, colored and
plain white For sale by lsl.aEsA5 !.
III JAMES MABBETT & SON,
n Barclay ST., corner Greenwich sta.
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ORGANS,

HENRY ERBEN, l72 Centre street. offers for sale the FOL
IL lowing Organs.
One Gothic Organ Of 12 stops and octave OF pedal pipes
Dimensions of 10 feet high ~ feet and inches front,
and u feet inches deep !
One Grecan Organ Of IL stops, octave of pedal pipes
Dimensions Of case ID feet Inches high, 10 feet wde
feet deep. M i&3 tf# y IA .a ss n
One Grecan Organ of 10 stops, octave and half Of
pedals Dimensions OF case ~ feet high feet inches
wide, 6 feet inches deep. TT VII }a7 F6 Wv
Three Gothic Swell Organs Of stops Dimensions of
deep. sFy = iEE5 atT 71+ nv 3i' Z n F.
and feet 5 inches deep n W. .te
Two Gothic Organs d stops feet high feet inches
A variety of Parlor Organs.
One second hand Church Organ
4 One Seraphine. .S 80, Hfth' W W ~