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COLONEL JAMES FISH, JR., sEREsADED.
The Fisk Guard ON Parndc-The Coleneps

Tho Fisk Guard ON Paradc-The COloneps
speech.
In pursuance OF tho plan determined upon some
days ago. Company Of the Ninth regiment fisk
Guard) serenaded Colonel James Fisk Jr., last even
Ing at his residence in Twenty-thrd street. In adj
dtion to Company there were i've men from each
OF the other companies Of the regiment participated;
field and stan and many OF the liue aud non-com-
missIone officers were present About eight o'clock
Adjutant Alien for med the parade in the spacious
drill hail. and turned the battalion over to Captain
Bird W. Spencer Company X. They left the
armory about balf-past eight O'Clock, and marched
thr ough Eighth avenue, Twenty-rhir street, Fifth
avenue. Fourteenth street, around Union square.
again through Fourteenth street and Fifth avenue
to Madison square, around the square and down
Twenty third street to Colonel Fsks residence. inc
column was composed OF four plafoons OF twelve
files each, commanded respectively by captain
Prior Lieutonants Bacon, Rowland and M0ntgoms
cry. the fame OF the regiment and the new oano
drew large crowd together, who followed the eere-
naders throughout the whole length OF tne Iyuse.
Arrived In front OF the Co0nePs mouse, tns ps9u
played selections from several operas anu tusn *
assembled there, Colonel Fisk came forward ana
spoke substantially as folows:- s.,
orvacRus AND MEN OF EIsTH-I thank you TOR me
compliment indulgence vps mskn comnsn
was formed TOOK command % .ne hs prsss
rdlcued ss huge JSse eu nspection numSsrsd more
hen anv 1ber regiment IN the National Guard Any man
with ordinary insieence can command " me o. pesSo
20 stav 4, hoe he viii have the good senss 10 send
better man 10 bis place ,ss>.,'., ~ 80. q
colonel Fisk was frequently cheercd during his
pech When he CONCLUDED sne men n wsIe ,aSs
spread in the vesbulc. provided for them oI CoioneS
Fisk
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The Redemption OF Base Metal Coin.
The circular OF the Secretary Of the Treasury in
relation to the redemption Of copper and other
coins has been amended so as to provide as fol.
lows wf ~
Each denomination kind Of "copper" nickel or bronze
coins forwarded to the at Philadelphia for redemption,
must be assorted before shipment BY the party sending
cents issued prior 10 1887 nickelcopper cents ssued from
1857 to le6 and bronze CENTS issued from 1864 1871
well the bronze two pieces and the copper
nickel three and I've cent pieces must separately,
and Forwarded In packages In the aggregate twenty doll
lars or multiple thereof which packages must be
copaned BY schedule OF each Kind OF coin and the
and Post once address Of the party sending the package
expenses OF transporting these coins which must
paid by the parties sending them place of redemption
The parties must advise the director Of the Mint by
the amount and kind of coin forwarded and upon what
thereof. ~ ,.s,zssrss.,.. 4 - -
The Publications Of fuc6riies. s.asr:.r-
Copies OF the circular concerning the prohibition
Of the publication Of income returns recently issued
by Commissioner Pleasonton were to-day forwarded
to all the revenue officers throughout the country.
Personal.
The Captain Of the Austrian lrigate Novarra, now
at Annapolis, paid complimentary visit to the Sec
rotary Of the Navy to-day. e.
FoRfY-sEC0ND CONGRESS.
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FoRfY-sEC0ND CONGRESS.
FRS. Session.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, April 10. 1871.

-s.. .e4e.ga WAemEaToN, April II. 1871
PETITION FOR THE PASSAGE OF THE KU KLUx BILL.
Mr.. MOTION, ep.) Of Ind, presented memorial from
the Republican Executive Committee Of New Orleans which
he had received BY telegraph asking the passage Of the
pending Ku K.ux BILL or some more stringent
TIE AMNESTY BILL
Mr.. ROBERTSON, (rep) Of S. c., entered q motion TO
amend the order Of business get up House
General Amnesty bill Action upon the motion was deferred
THE PROPOSED REDUCTION or THE TAXES.
tee TO consider during the the best Of reduc
ing the leave only enough pay
working expenses q He WAS adopted d.;
House reducing xes referred to the Finance Committee
but Mr. TauMsTLL ep9 o. NJ objected in order that the
before the Senate to be acted whenever the
- - DOMINGO.
ns 81 a aSl
sone report on st. Domingo Referred TO the Committee
- rnn xu xkUx urLL .s..9t
Was then proceeded with the unHu she'd business,
Mr. SALISBURY, tdeni.) OF Dell ,osed the bill, denying
the power Of Congress and AEune That under the power
abolish the judiciary Of State the Governor Of
any State and prevent the holding OF State election
He argue the holding OF the present
save the waning Of desperate political party
Mr. Pool, (rep.) of n c., delivered lengthy speech
upon North Carolina politics and IN defence Of officials in
Mr. BAYARp (dcm) of Del said the Congressional inter-
ference In State contemplated BY the bill was positively
limited by the constitution in OF invasion rebeon
Here proposed to leave s exercise discretionary with
the President upon prejudccd representations OF indt
vidua thus giving rise to of nformers all the
country He then commented upon the unwarranted and
the Senate executive session,
and subsequently adjourned
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New York raised quito breeze and was Killed. me
section relating to the change IN ..Faf ass
family ps au:Srs y s show q
nneites- and the democrats enjoyed the scene
hugely. Gleason dragged r. the Washlneton I'D,
Tsl sna Ea. ss W. nsS sns sss
~sepinsiy Seclsred 70 b rs pure = the i@pId
making dead set for the section, tried 70 show that
ne s ~ tnss ns T
be-a Kilkenny cat ninss between The Fenton and
the Uonkng men. The section was retained oy avote
the Oonklng men had 70 take water Of che pure and
wholesome order, In everyb0dy's opinion but their
own. An appropriation Of $4,000 to purchase GER
RELICS OF WARRINGTON,
nom Mrs Lewis 4. Washington, OF Halltown, wese
Va, was the next r0wbreeder. Tom Fields made o
funny speech about the relics, and was severely
taken 70 task By Littlelohn on the ground Of want
serious way upon Littlejonn and got or Q tremen-
dous lot OF Fourth OF July periods about the Father
o. his Country and how ne would lrown II he could
"relativeh trying to barter away the heirl0oms Of
the family. The appropriation was killed.
Az half.pasr eleven O'Clock the Supply bill mad
been read through and was ordered to third read
and mad carried with the Understanding that Il
would be put on IT'S final passage at eleven O'Clock
tomorrow morning.
THE PRINCIPAL ITEMS
IN the bill are:-10 the Insane Asylum ct Buffalo,
$3.50 600; TO the Institution lor the Instruction OF
Smith, for judgments for costs In sundry suits
commenced by the District Attor ney Of New York,
IN name OF the people, for violation OF section II
OF an act to establish Metropolitan Police district
passed April 10, 1857 S54 6S6; for payment OF the
existing obligations Of Quarantine Commissioners
ior sundry work done completing buildings
&C. &C. ooo s2oo GOO; maintenance OF Quarantine
10000; to willard Asylum, for extension
OF purchase OF docks near and detached buildings
200; for Commissioners or Fisheries for the
purpose OF replenishing lakes and rivers with fish,
$4,000: for premium for the purchase OF coin 10
pay interest on the general fund State debt $4,000.
c are thick as s,.rx leaves IN valamDross
for various extra services $S,450 and Armstrong,
the Clerk OF the Assembly, $50. Over $1,000 Is
divided between the fourteen deputy clerks. In
fact nearly every of1cer whose liked stipend Is
three dollars day gets two or three dollars day
"ADDIr1oNAL coMPENsAr1oN.n
One Of the best things done during the considcra-
tion OF the pill was the throwing out OF all the
pcnses.lncnrred by the joint committee on the New
Hamburg disaster, board OF witnesses, &C., amount
ing altogether to $1.712 The expenses were not to
be allowed until the committee reports, which 1t
viii do tomorrow. The republicans hold
.o-r,or~o,v r,orn,n o GA Gus. :. : - , =
make the weakened members Of the lower house
stand to their guns when the Boss swoops down
upon them with his Tax Levy. In the meantime
sealed bids for consideration In case they should
want to fight the thing Will be received on the ma
jority side Of the house up to Saturday next.
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Musical ana TheatricnI Notes.

Musical and Theatrical Notes.
Nine. Marie Seebach plays "School" and "Al
Aboard, !" at the sta6t this evening.
Edwin Booth plays Rcheleu all next week. being
his last performances for the season.
The Kira'fy dancers at the Globe are sandwicned
between "Day and Night" and an olto.
Charles Mathews Is hard at work rehearsing "The
Critic ut The Fifth Avenue. 1t win be produced In
grand style next week.
Miss Cassie Reuz, OF Philadelphia, sings at Stein
way Hall tonight. She has voice OF remarkable
compass, extending TO sharp In alt
Foote'S comedy. "The Liar,n will be brought out
tonight at Wallack's for the first time. "His Last
Legsv Will also be trOtted out the OCCASION
One of the most interesting features in Orchard
ILL.," at Nibos Is the admirable music furnished by
Sign0r Opertlc. which Is quite In Keeping with the
SUBJECT in every detail.
Aimee takes benefit tonight at the Grand opera
House and Will appear in la Belle Helenen and
'sFavorlta." She generously devotes the proceeds
TO the benefit OF her professional comrades VINO have
suffered from the war in France.
The Milwaukee Musical Society have a grand gift
concert the 26lh inst 1t Is intended IN order to
relieve the financial necessities Of this excellent
western institution which is now in Its twentynfth
year. There are cash prizes TO the amount Of
$4,000.
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.

UNION LEAGUE THEATRE.-AMATEUR THEATRI-
CALs.-Ths charming little private theatre was
crowded last evening with o brilliant and fashion.
able company to witness the performance Of Lion.
don Assurance" by the Amateur Dramatic Associa-
tion for the benefit of the Church OF the holy Light
and its Home for the Blind. The piece was ex-
tremey well mounted; the appointments and dresses
rvaled In accuracy Of detail and correctness OF taste
carefully arranged piece at Wallack's As to the
acting, 1t was, as whole, extremely good. though
1t would OF course be absurd to compare an amateur
performance with the efforts Of actors OF special
education and long experience. The ladies de-
cidedly carried or the palm, ana MISS Warm
as Grace Harkaway was her part to the
vay soaag beautiful NIFTY ana
fury, hiding beneath smiles and cheerruness the
almost tragic crueties Of our matrimonial slave
Gay Spaner, though she scarcely gave the role the
prominence 1t usually occupies. Pert was worthily
as S
The surface, sut still honest and sympathetic when
the deeper part Of nnd her nature had
senemen Mr. snowe
real genius and he was perfectly up to his part and
The other characters were fairly unprecedented as
oSysSs HarsSars County Mr. HarSsn
ssafn n SaaGss 6 SSaE NJ NJ a A2 sarss
One or two Of these gentlemen were .perceptiby
the text They did very well, nevertheless, as q
general thing remarkably well for amateurs: me
performance well deserved the applause it IRE
Quently received; and very pleasant evening will
probably be the means or relieving many victim
OF the mysterious malice Of nature.
VIENNA DEMoREsr's GRAND CoNcERT.-At Stein
way Hall last night, Mile. Vienna Demorest
made her first public appearance in this city
to o distinguished audience, at o grand concert,
in which she was assisted BY Mile. Tedesca, VIC
nist; J. r. Thomas, baritone; w. J. HIM. tenor; J.
Poznanski, pianist, and Carlo Mora, conductor. In
the first part Miss Demorest sang, from Donizettis
opera Of Linda" 20 Luce di Quest Anima," with
considerable feeling and taste. In the second part
she sang CAMS song, .By Rlppling Brook, y for
which she obtained decided encore. she returned
to sing ualse by Ardi., which brought out that
peculiar charm Of voice for which Miss Demorest
will undoubtedly obtain well deserved and enaur-
Ing fame. At present It is very evident that Mss
Demorest requires sOjourn in Europe, where she
VIII receive that musical education aud finished
training which her great natural powers cntItle her
to SEEK Tie devotion to her that characterizes
all that Miss Demorest attempts augurs well for her
future and tile promise that she VIII attain 70 the
reDown OF our leading IS'tTlG donna.
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Maryland; Robert L. Harris Of the District OF Co
lumbia; George D. Emmons, OF Illinois; Henry w.
Fitch, Of Massachasetfs; Edward Farmer, Of Massa-
chusetts; James eheKldsn, Of New York; John Roop,
OF Pennsylvania; Isaac 8. Finney OF Pennsylvania,
and James H. Morrison, OF Maryland.
& TIE NaSional Banks.
Abstracts OF reports 70 the Comptroller Of the Our
rency show the condition Of the national banks ct
the close OF business March Is as follows:--t
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BOARD OF HEALTH.


The Death of Mrs. Alay-BblIs Ordered %
he Paid-CIerIxs for the Cosn seps Once
Reports Of she Sanitary Inspector and
Register OF Records-Prcparing for the
Yellow Fever. .FE
The Board Of Health met yesterday afternoon,
Commissioner Bosworth In the chair. !, - i
After some reports relative to slaughter houses
were read and referred without definite action being
taken on them, the report Of
THE SANITARY COMMITTEE
relative to the death Of Mrs. Bridget May was or
dered on ne. The report exonerated the disinlect-
ing corps OF all blame in regard to the DEATH the
officers having fully explained, Ia German and Eng
lish, both to Mr.. and Mrs. May, the nathre OF the
disinfectant 1t was recommended By the commit
tee that In future the bottles containing liquid dsln-
fecsants should be labelled
s.PosON.n
And this recommendation was adopted. number
OF bills presented by the Finance Committee were
ordered to be paid.- A resolution was passed au.
thorlzng the employment OF two clerks for the ONCE
appropriation Of SIPS per month was made for
salaries OF the same, the money to come from the
fund Of actions for penalties Several cases Of ln-
Iringements on the law relative to
THE NOTIFICATION OF DEATHS
Of 81 oeo 81 was ordered TO be paid to the mashais
for the serving OF papers as ordered by the Board.
resolution was passed requesting DR.. Mott to pre-
TUE OUTBREAK OF YELLOW FEVER
on Governors Island during last year and to the
prevention OF recurrence OF the disease az any
future time. the following rs the
SANITARY INsPECTOR's REPORT
for the past week in comparison with the previous
:, ByasAy 9. sA At AayI IssssrsEorsosa
HEALTH D1rAnr1 snw W Yon MOT! HpT srfss s
To THE BOARD OF HEALTH or TIE HEALTH DErART-
honor submit. the following state
two weeks, ending April g. lS1:-
Week ~ y Reia,- Small Mca. DIM.
s XIII 1DASs' TsgsSsS'A NJ ssg - All;
ghe Assistant Health Inspectors have visited lOsl fam
lies houses vaccinated ALSO persona there
during the week. They have ALSO vaccinated chill
vaccnaiops performed during week Of 1905 OF these
y2l primary and S0A secondary.
VITAL STATISTICS.
The following Is the report Of the Register Of Vital
Statstics:-
BUREAU RECORDS OF VITAL sTArIsrIcs,l &
TO THE sxoRHrAHY or THE BoAwD or EnALin:-
slR have the honor to b08 registered deaths for
the week. being decrease Of CO a: with the
a. dminution Of 30 cent. This large and sud de-
cline In the epidemic very encouraging, a. had been
steadily increasing for several weexs previously Scar
weeks The most marked falling of mortality
occurred In that OF pulmonary compantphthss having
~ against loi and io rsspectvey in the preceding week
We justified attributng this Improvement principally
TO the ameoraion temperature from mean OF Il de-
ass1css in thai ending April On lie last day mentioned
the mercury rose 70 maximum OF degrees III the snsue
aA ia degrees In the highest temperature recorded
In the present year up to that date
CHARLES p Russell, N. D., Registrar Of Records.
The Board adjourned to Wednesday next.
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EETiIRIE RACES.


NEW ORLEANS April IL, 1871.
The weather was pleasant and the attendance
good at the Metairie Association races to-day.
In the first race, for the mnor stakes, two year
olds, one mile $1,000 added, there were twenty
three entries; nine started. The race was won by
Billy williamson beating Frank Ross, George
Wilkes and Neigan's Sir Rufus, IN the order men,
Time, 1:46H.
victory beating Mamie Douglass, second, and Nor
gan Scout, third Time, 3:4014
The third race was for $500 mile heats. The fol-
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lies in their own houses ALSO persons there
In, during the week. They have eso vacenated e65 chill
dren public and pnrOchia schools, making total OF
performe during the week Of zoos. OF these
81 were primary and S,04 secondary.
VITAL STATISTICS.
The following Is the report Of the Register Of Vital
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-09
AUGFTOM E4 Les GFdrure Days.
BY Lyme d Brother,
Auctionesrs and Heal Tstate AEenta,
f3 u" 90 No. f2lz Main stfeEs. ~ -

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALU-
VI ABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMP&0ykD
REAL ESTATE. Situated on THE WHIST
LIVE OF THIsD BETWEEN BYRD AID
ARCH STREETS, IN THE ITY OF hiCH-
MOED, FOR SALE AT AUCTIDN.-Jn execn-
Hon Of decree OF the Chancely Cont OF The city
of Richmond IN the cause Of Msdgan and sta vs.
Gbinn and ais, entered on the TIN January, 1871,
the undersigned, commissioners thereby APP
nninted. will sell Mt publ; a1ctiou, on the prem
ICES. on THURSDAY, tee 18th DAY OF February,
Is5i' at4 O'Clock P ~: that truly valuable and
,a'dnirably-located THREE-STOSY RICK
HWFLLiEG situated on the northwest corner 9 Of
Arch and sd streets the former residence OF n.
T, Hmm. deceased, and now in the occupancy OF
Mr., W. *. ARMS stead, contt lining about eleven
rooms closets, pantries, &C., WITH al! tne meosrn
improvements In same, such as gas, waier. Datli-
rndns. and the ike. with large kitcnen con-
nected and the usual out-houses. THIS IS Yery
desirable family residence, having one OF t Ise
finest Views in the city. The lot fronts 80 ny I'D
feet more or less, TO an alley. AAc,
INN ataIy after which viii be sold beautifui
RiIIi,pING LOT adjoining, having front OF -
nv los feet. more or less, TO an alley.
TERMS: One.fourth OF. the purchase money
cash the residue at o. ~, and IS months for nsgo.
tiable notes Interest added. Title to be retained
until ali the purchase money is p 5id;
"'i''- "'' ' JOHN A. COKE,
VIII. NORWOOD, JR.,
fes Special Commissioners.
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DR.. KEYSER

Is a physician OF over thirty years. expert
ence, and graduate Of the Jefferson Medical
College, and Of the University of Medicine anu
Surgery of Philadelphia.
MIR. H T. HEMBoLD: Dear sir,-In regard to inc
question asked me as to my opinion about euchu'
would saw that have used and sold the article ID
various forms for the past thirty years. 90 nos
think there is any form or preparation OF nave
not used. or known to be used, in the various dis
eases where such medical patent would be indl-
Gated. You are aware. as well as myself, that II
has been extensively employed in the various dis.
eases of the bladder and kidneys, and the reputa'
tion 1, has acquired in my judgment, is warranted
by the facts.
I have seen and used, as before stated, every
form of Buchu-the powdered leaves, tincture,
fluid extracts, and am not cogniZ ant OF any pre-
paraton of that plant at all equal to yours. Twelve
years. experience ought think to give me the
right to Judge of It's merits, and, without prejudice
or partially, give you precedence over all Others
value your Ruchu for Its effects on patients.
have cured with 1t, and seen cured with 1t, more
diseases of the bladder and kidneys than have
ever seen cured with any other Buchu or any othe,
proprietary compound Of whatever name.
Respectfully yours, &C.,
GEO. II. KEYsER, Nj. D.,
No. 40 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
August H. 1865.
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7HEIHpoLD's EXTRACT BuGIEU.
4 PERMANENT CURE OF GRAVEL
OF TWELVE YEARS STANDING e
STONE PASSED AND TO
BE SEEN. %'
BURNSIDE, CONN, Dec. Is, 1859.

BURNSIDE CONN, Dec. IL, 1869.
DR.. HeInabold:
Dear sir,-It Is with much pleasure that l write
you upon facts respecting myself do not kno"
hardly how to express myself. have been 1or the
last ten or twelve years the greatest sufferer man
could be and live; but more sometimes than others.
The com plant was the .'kidneys'' and "bladder."
Have consulted doctors both in Massachusetts apo
this state and taken pills may say, by the quart,
also liquored medicines; but found no relief
from any, and got worse the last six months.
I was so that i could scarcely get about
I could not rest night or day. It would
soon have been tall up" with me II l
had not seen your advertisement in the Berkshire
Courier headed "Kidneys." read 1T through,
and thought would try 1t. purchased bottle,
but, mind You, had not much faith In II. Why
should I, when had been trying 30 many things
and cost me SO much Well, I began taking 1t, and
before had taken the first bottle felt bad but
finished 1t and got another. By the time TOOK
half of the second still got worse apparently.
When walked 1t seemed az IL my rlgnC kidney
was falling from It's place. and felt really Dao.
felt so before had flushed the second that had
made up my mind it was no use trying any more
and all this time the "Buchu was doing Its work,
but did not know 1t, so gave it up and went to
hartford. to one OF the best doctors In the city.
He said Il was the neck of the bladder. and should
! have to undergo an operation. He gave me medi-
cine, and went home quite down-hearted. Cn
Sunday was unable to 90 to church. had not
taken any of his medicines, but on my return con-
tinued using "Buchu," and late In the afternoon
that day passed the ugliest stone or gravel you
ever saw covered over with little pieces which COL
lected together. 1t looks the color of mud tur-
tie, and hard as flint. So you see the "Buchu y
was doing Its work, although I was feeling SO
badly. l procured another bottle, thinking there
might be others but since that passed, which Is
eight weeks ago last Sunday, have been as vel
as ever was in ny life. have the stone securely
wrapped, and those who have seen 1t In this place
are surprised. This is q true story Of my case,
and you are welcome to make such use Of my name
as YOU think proper. am pretty well known In
| Berkshire; also in Connecticut. The advertise
ment saved me. Why not publish more? The
Springfield Republican Is widespread paper
II any one wishes to see this wonder they car
do so. could write all day, but think haV'
said enough for this time, as remain, ever Voul
| well-wisher, EDWARD H. nv" hnD,
Paper-maker, Burnside, Hartford county, Ct
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TIIJe,TTOE sALEs-rhfs Day.
BY Thos. W. Keesee, Auctioneer,
~ No. 1877 Main street.

nIANOS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
&C.. At AUCT1ON.-1 will sell on THURS.
DAY, February 9th, at 10 O'Clock at my auction
house,
Three PIANOs--one Chickering, very superior
instrument; nearly new; ,
WALNUT and NAB 0GANY WAKDROBEs,
WALNUT and MAHOGANY BUREAUS,
ROSEWOOD. WALNUT, and MAHOGANY
WASHSTANDS,
JENNY LIED and COTTAGE bEDsIEaaDI ,.;,
MAHOGANY BOOKCASES,
MARBLE-TOP and PLAIN SIDEBOA BIDS.
MAHOGANY SIDEBO GARD and CHM PRESS,
MAHOGANY CENTRE and GARD TABLES,
MAHOGANY SOFAS, In hntrcloth;
CANE and WOOD SEAT CHAIRS,
WALNUT and OAk EXTENSION TABLES,
Fine FIRE SCH-PLATE MIRRORS,
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES,
FEATHER BEDS.
SEWING-MACHINE
POCKET and TABLE CUTLERY,
fe s-2t THOs. W. KEEsEE, Auct.