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covered with splendid crimson silk brocatelle; lambrequins to match the furniture over all the front windows (crimson silk in parlor, green up? in the three window'ed large front bed. room); a bedroom set (bedstand? and bureau only) as fine as any of those which the fashion. able furniture dealers on the Southside used to charge 200 or 250 dollars for; - a rosewood seven - octane piano of Julius Bauer's make, the selling price of which is 600 dollars while I got it at trifle below the cord-price, viz: 300 dollars. You know, that we editors are a privileged clan here and get most things far cheaper than other people, if we want to. On this occasion I have not been