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sADDLERY, ETC.
TRUST SALE.
Trustees sale.

DY virtue Of a deed of Trust to ne executed
d by Dominic ZWeifel and George Waechter
| viii, on Saturday, the 22d day or May, A. ID
1859, OBJ the premises, at the Eagle brewery,
lately carried On by Zweifel, Hargan & Co.,
proceed to sell at public sale, TO the higheS
properly, tC-wit: The said Dominic Zweifel
and George Waechter's undivided tWO-thlTds
in a lot OF land Iying in the county of Shelby,
State of Tenne see, and the city of Memphts.
described rs follows Beginning at the east
side OF an alley betweeR Poplar and Bass
streets, commencing at the South line of Geo.
WaechteI'sl lot and running South on sGid alley
thirty Two feet; tAence ~eastWardty evenly
five Ieet; thence SOdthward1y again one hun
ured and twenty-six feet, more or ess, to the
thence ~northwardly one hundred and fifty
eight feet, mole or less, with Nicholas HupperL's
liLe th=nce westwa rdly one hundred and fifty
feet with Geo ge Maechteris line to the begin
n ng, it being The same lot OF land sold 20 Geo
Waechter by j I'm z. Schiocker. 25th October,
1858 and pant of lot SID 10 George Waschter,
by Nicholas HuppeTt on the Sch day of April,
1858 Also the said Hweifel & Waechter's two
thirds in the barrels, casks. kettles, engines.
naShing machines, coal beds, malt mill and
wagons employed in the brewery OF ZWelfel,
Harg IN Il Co.
The undivided third part of George waecbter
will be frst sold, and if That does not bring suf-
hcient TO satisfy The said trust, then the und
vided third of said u Seifel Will be sold.
The title to above de- cEiEed rOperty is pre-
sumed to be coed, but L sell only az trustee.
JAMES BACHMAS, Trustee.
And at the same tim aud place l, the unde
signed, assignee of said Dominic Zweifel, bank
{ on of said omiE Hweilel ia and to the
above described property; Terms G shi
Memphis, Aoril 60. 1869 [sp22I Assignee.
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ARMPnLS & ARKANSAS RIVER
SS -
Packet Company.
TEi-WeskIy U. 8. Mail Line.

1NHE FOIL WING ELEGANT PASSENGER
l. Boats Of Ls LINE viii leave Memphis
hereafter THREEFlMESA WEEK, as follows:
Tuesdays, E~huPsdeys and Saturdays, at
5 O'Clock p.En.,
THOMAS Z. ALLEN. Reese Pritchard, Master
W. A. CALDWELL--..-..-.R. L. naines, Master
GIAkK-..---.-.-..--"--..H. Bla.sdelI, Master
LEM EEOr1---...----.-...- W.T.. Berry, Master
Connecting at LITTLE ROCK with the Com
pany's new and Hght-draught packets for Fort
Smith and Fort Ga S N. Close connections
made both ways.
AMERICAN ...---"-...JnO. ". Williams, Master
VAN BUbEN. ...-.....-.-J &mes B0Witn, Master
FORT GiBSON ...........JOhn WOODBURY., Master
FGET NoWlano, Master
All Of the above boats we're built expressly
for the trade, and are particularly well adapted
to Ii. Passengers and freight will be put
through by tins line TO all points on the Arkan-
sas river without detention, and at reasonable
rates.
All persons shipping freight for any point on
the Arkansas river from North or East of Mem
pills., should have their goods consigned to
!" Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
psny, at Memphis. Merchandise shipped from
New Orleans should be consigned to Memphis
and Arkansas River Packet Company, Nepo-
leon, Ark.
Freight received at any time at the Comra-
ny's o1dce. JNO. D. ADAMS, President.
7. a. KEHDIG, Agent,
ia9s 500 Front street. Mosby Block.
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The CROPS.

From a correspondent at HerndoD,
Ark, who writes under date of the 2lst,
we learn that the wheat crop in that re.
giOn is very promising, and that the
planters are putting in double the
amount of cotton ever planted before.
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LANDS or the New Railroad.
wedntsday. nav ne. 1860.

TWELVE miles from Memphis, cleared and
fimbered, in tracts to suit. will be offered at
Public sale, fer one-third cash, balance with
ont Interest. IN the premises,
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We note a few sales OF gold. One To-
of $4,000 vas taken at 1881, and otheI
smaller amounts at cur quotations. A
very light counter demand is reported.
There is no change whatever in stocks
or bonds. The market is bare Of all
kinds, and the demand about as usual.
Governments at the opening were
steady with 5 20J of 1867 scarce for de-
livery. At noon prices were sustained
by q large short interest outstanding,
and closed generally steady with trans
actions limited.
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Trustees Sale.

THE undersigned, Trustee, viii sell in front
L OF Royster, TreZevant & Co. g auction room,
IL being the northeast corner of Jefferson and
Main streets, in the city OF Memphis, to the
highest bidder, for cash, on
Wednesday, the 2Sth Day OF April Next,
ty of Crittenden, State Of Arkansas IL being
the west = of the west x OF section two, in
township SIX, north range nine east also, the
west % of the southwest fractional quarter of
section thirty-h&, in township seven, north
range 8 east, containing in all two hundred
be mace as Aforesaid, pursuant to the terms
and s'ipulations of a certain deed of trust ex
ecuted by Peter Andrew and Easter Solar, ex-
October 4, 1866, to the undersigned in
Trust, to secure% 70 James F Barton a certain
debt therein mentioned, and TO satisfy said
Trust. Sale between the hours OIL am. and
o clock pm. The title is good, but l will only
sell and convey as Trustee.
mh2s JOHNP IRRELEVANT Trustee.
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Wsnted-ImUrOyed southern Lands.

TN exchange for Merchandise of all dsserip-
i ton, inein.ing DRY goods, 10 us
GOODS. NOTIONS, HAS AND CAPS, MIL
INERY GOODS, etc etc.
Cur facilities for making exchar ges of Goods
for lends are unsurpassed, and We would in
vite the attention of land owners to some Of
our lists.
We have a large Eastern and Western cor
respondeRce having stocks to be dispOseI of for
good Southern Land, having a bona ude value
10 them.
We can exchange goods TO the amount of
$it0,0G
Parties owning lands and wishing to dispose
of them, win pleas add ess US, giving descrip-
lions of lands, wi b Improvements on them
and value of each, stating county and state,
etc. and full information as 10 title and taxes.
TURNER HAWLEY, Real Estate
ap23 d&w and Exchange agents, CHICAGO, Ills.
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SAM. B. ONES en1sup't
Mississippi ana tennessee RzilrOad.
Memphis and Little Rock RailrOsd

To MADISON AND LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
Going West-Leave Hopeheld daily at ~ am.
coming ast-Leave Madison daily at z pm.
Ferry Boat leaves foot OF Union street at 7 am
3. B. BEAUMONT,
feiT General superintendent.
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Receipts were per M. q G. R. R. I63
bales; NJ. & T. R. R. 81 NJ. & o. R. r.
-; ID. & L. r. r. R.; Steamers IS (;
wagons 20; total 223. Exports were per
NJ. & c. r. r. 100; NJ. & T. R. r. 81;
NJ. & o. R. r. 4; Steamers 152 total
2g3.
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FIxAECR AND A
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL, I
MEMPHIS, April 2, 1863. !
10 II u MS
FINANCE

Money matters to-day were very quiet
and everything remains in stotU quo
Exchange is easy on all points, and
rates are unchanged.
Serips are quiet, and quotations nom
Neutrality-suspicious. being limited to very
small annnnnfs- We nnn.e.
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JOHN REED.

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, no. 81 Jeffer-
" son Street, entrance in alley. Special at
tanfion given to Stair Work. Houses nd We
sndahs IN med rsSd y for shipping nova
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FOR WHITE RIVER
Memphis aud Arkansas River RACKET CO.
White River u. s. Mail Packet.
-.-......--.Ash ord, Master
This excellent passenger steamer ~r-~s
VIII leave as anOve ~S=xC
THURSDAY, 29Ih inst, at pm.
I. a. kENDlG Az Mt.
APPS S04 Front st., MOsby Block.
Regular Memphis and White River Packet.
master
THIS EXCELLENT steamer leaves -
Memphis as above, AsExE
THURSDAY. 18th inst, at S pm.
For freight only apply u
MAKT WALT d CO., Agents,
apS No. Z2 Front street.
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Frank Cune0's Ice Cream and Soda
Water Sal00n.

0nOS SECOND STREET-keeps constantly on
s0UC hand the btst Ice Cream and Soda
Water. Ny Salon has lust been fitted up in
superb style, and 1 would respectfully solicit
generally. sPl
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE,.
and Di p%artHre Of the
Mails from the Memphis Il. q.

Arr. Clos'g.
Washington, New York,
Baltimore. and all cities
East and South; Column
bus, Ga and Montgomery
Ala; all stations on the
Memphis audCharleSton,
Mississippi Central, Mo-
bile ana Ohio, Nashville
and Decatur, Nashville
and Chattanooga and
East Tennessee Railroads
Cairo, Chicago, St. Louis,
Nashville LouisVllle,C Gin
cinnati, Cleveland, Pitts.
burg, Philadelphia, Buff
falo, Albany, New York,
and all cities North and
NV Orleans, Baton Rougs
Natchez, Jackson, Nicks-
burg, and all cities South,
All stations 90 the Missis,
sippiand Tennessee, New
Orleans and Jacks N and
southern Railroads, at. 3l5 PM, 800 pm.
Louisville. Cincinnati and
New York, and stations
on the Memphis & Louis
vile and branch Rail-
roads, and all Eastern
Memphis and Little RocK
Madison, Sundays ex-
Marion, W%ittsbnrg and pin pa"
Ciaibourne, Ark. ltri-
weekly Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday, at. 10 am, II am.
Olive Branch and Byhala,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
day and Friday, ALI. pm. pm.
Cuba and Big creek, Tenn,
weekly Friday, at....-.. 10 Jam. liam.
Little RoeK and Helena,
and Rlllandingson White
river. (semi-weekly Tues
day and Saturday, a.. Gam ann,
Pine Bluff and Helena, and
all landings 90 A kansas
river, ltr-weekiy) Tues
day, Thursday and Sat
urday, at.-.-... . Gam. ann.
All landings on the Missfs- Pm
sippi river south, (semi-
weekly Tuesday and
Saturday, at-.~-......... Gam, 4p.m,
All and.ngs on Mississippi
river north(semi-weekly)
Monday and Thursday,
Gam. $50 pm.
JosEPHP FLYNN, Clerx.
Eempkis and Louisville Railroad Line,
DEPART. ARRIvA
Day Express, R. R. time. 500 am. 800 pm
City time...... AS am.
Night Express, R. Il. time. 400 pm. 300 am
City time. S:45 pm.
Ticket Offices Ne. 2S7Z Main street and at De-
pot. head Of Main street.
Sleeping Car attached to Night Express
rain, which, goes through to Nashville, via
ashvllle and Northwestern Railroad, without
change.
sAM. B. JONES. Gen!supt.
Mississippi and Tennessee RzilrOSd.
ARRIVE. DEPART
New Orleans Mail, daiIy-.-.3:l5 pm. 4:l5 pm
New Orleans Express, daily $50 am. SS am
Freight, daily except sun
y..--..........-.-.. ....-..3.00 pm. 6:25 am
Time through 10 New Orleans "A hours. Bag
gage checked through. Ticket Office 237% Main
street and at Depot. Omnibuses will call for
passengers and check baggage in any part of
the city, by leaving orders at 1914 Main street.
feb4 AS. LvERMoRE, Gen1 Sup't.
Memphis and Little Rock RailrOSd
To MADISON AMI LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
Going West-Leave Hopeheld daily at ~ am.
Coming East-Leave Madison daily at 2 pm.
Ferry Boat leaves foot of Union street at 7 am
\. B. BEAU MONT,
fei7 General superintendent.
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Offer to CASH purchasers of HARD
WARE GREAT INDUCEMENTS
in low prices Of large lines of STA
PIE and SEAsoNABLE GOODS

TracAChains, walkers and ommon
Root &emes, horse and mule;
Planters Hoes, cast-steel, all sizes ;
shovels and Spades, Rowlands's and Ames';
Axes-Hunt's, Simmonds', Maun's and LIP
pincott's, Patent and plain
Hand, Pane and Rip Saws, GREAT BAR
GAINS;
Tuttle's Patent Hook-tooth Cross-cut Saws;
Cross-cut Saws, single hook and usual tooth;
Table and Pocket Cutlery, great variety
CHEAP;
Shingling, Claw and La9h Hatchets, Runt's
and other makers;
s~cythes-Blood's Mansfield s Lambs, Waldron
and other brands
Hayand Manure Forks, C.s. Rakes, Wrought
iron Rakes;
snatbsand Hay Rakes;
Handles for Hoes, Forks and shovels and
Spades;
Butchers Files and Uhisels
Pemberton's Mil Files. VERY CHEAP;
Sand Screens, Riddie and Selves
Hand B~ells-Faun Rells.
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CINCINNATE.
e. 0. HURD. BURCKHARDr q CO
60. HURD q Co.,
Cotton Commission Merchants

M. IOI ycanlOrc StreeE3 O~IActnhAHAs
T BERAL advances made on consignments
Orders for Goods solicited. seD6 "
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Company
United States Mail Line.
LEM LEOTI...--".-...-..W. 7. Berry master
This splendid passenger steamer It.
viii leave for the above on EzFEsN
THURSDAY, 18th inst at 5 pm.
7. A. L ENDIG, Agent,
APIS 34 Front St., MCsby Block.
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EempAis and LOuisyilIe Railroad Line,

Ticket Offices Nc. 2S7H Main street and at De-
pot. hash Of Main street.
Sleeping Car attached to Night Express
rain, which goes through to Nashville, via
ashville and Northwestern Railroad, without
chanQ6.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Regular New Orleans Packet-For Vicksbure.
RatcheZa and New Orleans.
Montgomery master
Tins elegant passenger steamer Sd
will leave ASSSSSE
This DAY, cSth inst, at 5 pm. -
RICHARD W.. L~IGHTBUhNE, Agent,
APPS No.. Jefferson street.
Regular New Orleans Packet-For vlcksburg,
Natchez and New Orleans.
j. Cakes master
eli Thi y spienJd passenger steamer I-A
THIS DAY, 2sth inst. at 5 pm.
sVINSON Il DONAHUE.
APPS "a Front street.
FOR CIAcIENATI.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
For Carlo. Louisville and Cincinnati.
master
THIS new and elegant passenger $3.50
WEDNESDAY, Is h inst, at p m.
JAS. 7. BOURNE & co, Agents,
APPS ~ No. Il Jefferson S rect.
Memphis and St. Francis River Tuesday
For Helena, Mariana, Madison and Wittsburg.
The new and elegant sidewheel Passenger
Packet
SAINT FRANCIS.
Capt. 7. R. Bowman, : = Sam c. Paine, Clerk
WILL leave Memphis for HILL e-h
w ENA. LANGUILLEa and ST. s5 FES%
FRANCE RIVERS every TUESDAY, at 5
LARRY HARMsTAD, Agent,
febl9 No. ~ Madison street.
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A FABLE WITHOUT MORAL.
Rose Of Damuscus-rose OF allI,
0noen of the roses OF the world!
The only flower that ere his fall
Adam thought Sit to pluck Tor Eve,
"A once, she lay In slumbef chrleu,
And he though half afral 10 spes a,o
Said. "Iovcly being, by your leaNt, -.
your husband gives you this-and TINS :
Then laid rose upon her cheek
A damask rose, and kiss.
The rose before was not so red;
Eut Eve awoKc. And snch biush;
With her smile mingling. overspTcad
Iicr face, that instantly The flower
Welt through lts veins new color Ing rush,
Till every petal showed the stain
And So In midsummer's best hour,
ITpon Julys most radiant MORN
The queen Of ali the rosy train.
The damask rose. was born
When Eve awokc and hand In hand
They walkcdto where the strawberries grew
An oriole from an elm that famed
These earliest lovers, on the rose
LIGHTED and straight he caught its hhe
His white and red to orange turned,
Then the sly bird his moinenl cn1"So,
And snatched 1t from her hand and ned
Far rs an opal clond that burned
Tn the bright blue DER head
Now when thou watchcst in the west
The diving colors Of the day,
Think Of the damask rose that prest
Her check whom we our Mother call,
AS dreaming In her bower. she lay;
Remember. too the Oriole, S lheit,
First theft that was-ere Adams fall
And In the crimson clouds behold,
Unless thy heart all Faith have left
His orange and his gold. ,.., (,~,,o,.,,
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,ysy IL wall sNawa 1 yas the ,ael.asy.aap,st
Wsi,s refused even then 70 yie.u W si ., VIZ
stroyipa element. and stano now az h'hi's
"a ever, IN, ed etory : E
n;II,rc and dissertation. The iron ratings
are torn down; monuments ana tahlets nc
mntilatcd and Wondering. amid the RANK
GRASS fragments Of stone, placed there nh
ssirection's hand. are strewn and scaSteTed
~ every direction whilst many Of the IN
scriptions on those remainlngarc so ant'iue
and moss-grown as TO be nearly ii!e$ioie. :
The present congregation, consisting oi
some of the most intelligent and rcfnea OF
Viroinia's sons and daughters, most Oh
whom have lost their all in the late war, are
making a strenuous effort TO rebuild tnc
venerable pile vet in the absence OF means
the work goes hut slowly on.
II is fo,rhine sight to behold those so
long accustomed to meet within those Walis,
and who were scattered and driven thence
in the fierce war struggle, now again hles me-,
together. and worship III io"iy puiiu-
INC. while they devote what they can o! Inc
little lett them to the restoration Oh the'r
beloved church. ,.+
their more fortunate brethren "h''I' VIII JIG
stretched forth TO their aid /!
Old 81, ,John'siS 4 sacred monument Oh tue
mast which should be dear to all Nirglnlans.
| let ms. then, do what we can towards the
restoration of this temple Of the LORD. Let
ne each give a sum, hoWsoever small ana IN
dividualy insignificant it may appear In our
own eyes.
ANY such offering, sent to the care OF KEY.
DIR Mjnnioerode. Rector of st. PauPs, Rlch-
mond. viii find its welcome and use with
those for whom it is destined. T.. A.. I.
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ass:ssss.sY aAIRassYa.asa a,aYa.

51s1s1Tp,Ti i;ss;iplTEIE,s SALE OF VALUABLE
PRoPERIY IN THE THE q! EpSGrfN az bHv
irt,,c NJ deed of trust from Charles II. Leber
and Wife bearing date the 10Th day Of a
r c,ar rSh IN Said deed proceed 10 sell
DAY the 18th day Of July next az Scocx m r.
o lid trnst decd LOT No. In Square IS. or l.
and Thirty-Third streets !: LOTS Nos s., and Z In
square 30, between ., T. and ihirty-lhira strects
running back between parallel lines l32 feet a
LOT designated az Square No. So, boundedby =, u,
ing TWO ACRES; and LOTS Nos. and IN
SQUARE No. sail OF said lots being contiguous 10
cuCh other.
TERMS Made known on the day of sale.
" lot WM. FOLKES, Trustee.
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BY Wellington Goddin.
kuctionear and Real Estate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF l. re-
ENHE = IT'S AND VACANT LOTS, FORMERI:I
n SIDNEY. BUT NOW IN THE CQR n,rJI
RATE LIMITS OF RIClIM80NNDs,r pE TO az !.
TIVE VEST LINE OF LAUREL STREET,
tND NEAR TO HOLLYWOOD CEMEIEhh {.
nv virtue OF decree Of the circuit coilr' OF tc
city of Richmond pronounced on tne i1,l uif VI
Nav. 1862 in the case Of Rogers u.s. Williams, NC.
we shall as special commissioners tnercDy up up
Dontcd proceed sell ut public auction on l .e
premises, on THURSDAY the SIN OF Amsn ~. ido DO
thereafter, the REAL ESTATE decreed to be
7o A. Those TWo FRAMED TENEMENTs on the
north side of Dover street about - lG 81 has nn
Dover street running back portion tcre3iL ~
* feet 40 feet to an alley feet vide anu inc r..
naininp 81 feet 10 inches runs back l'' lec', Win
the privilege Of said alley. -. .
yry With BRICK TENEMENT thereon, fronting
onhe south side of Dover street @G5 feet by " ice.
rRiC nj TI + thereon, on the south side
of Dover street, one 2Gand one 2G5 by o. feet.
ID. LOT No. 10 In said plan. with BRlCH Ten =
EMENT thereon, on the west line OF Laurel street,
+! LOT No. II in said plan, with BRICK Ten
! EMENT, on the west line of Laurel street, -'n
| l0a feet. -, TO-. 20 h- ,oa
! F. VACANT LOT No. III sald plan' D. u! i''
These tencmcnts arc in what is called Sidney, are
near HOLLYWOOD Cemetery, arc well a,iapteh i1r
the of small tamies ana are wen wen he l eec s at
tho Office Of the auctloneer. Taxes ana insurance
tor 1859 to be paid by purchasers. ..,.o,,.o
TERMS One-third cash; balance nj SIN WE'VE,
added and title retained until all purchase none!
Is fully paid, and conveyance orneTSa B re !he
! court pOm IA cIi y - * * 49,
Comm ISIS toner's.
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Isy Tkomas W. Heosao. Auosioaear.
No. 1917 Main street.
r,IrRNITURE FOR SALE Ar AUt

T,URNITURE FOR SALE AT AUG
II TONI viii sell at my store THIS % ~ d A.
Ia q, clock an assortment OF gentecl HOUsEhohb
EJJRNITURE, consisting in part OF ,r>- ar,
ROSEW OOD-CAsE PIANO, sEFEN-o|-
MAHoGASY CENTRE-TABLE, MARBLE
MAHOGhNY and STAINED WARDRD6BnESS:
MAHOGANY BUREAUS, MARBLE ,iofS
MhH0ShNY DRESSING BUREAUS,
SECRETARIES and BOOKCASES,
EXTENSION DINING-TABLE, ne,
JENSY LIND and COTTAGE BEDSTEADs,
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES,
suit very handsome COTTAGE FuKSILIlSNInE
TRUEDLE BEDSTEADS and Lou NHE"'
HANDSOME WORK-TABLES.
Elegant DRESSING CASE, with marble top
CHILDREN'S WALNUT CRIBS
REFRIGERATORe,
GLASS DISHES,
TTMBLERS and GOBLETS.
THOMAS W. KEESEE,
.,o Auctoneer