Bought of £ _s._ _d._ Shoolbred Two squares of carpet 3 15 0 Maple Sofa and pillows, covered velveteen 9 2 6 Whiteley Fenders 1 5 6 “ Fireirons 0 15 0 Smee Walnut octagonal table 5 0 0 “ Stuffed arm-chair 5 18 0 “ Sutherland table 2 0 0 “ Low chair 0 16 6 “ Arm-chair in rush &c. 1 2 6 “ Walnut and rush easy chair 2 5 0 Whiteley Two low basket chairs 1 0 0 “ Cushions made at home 0 12 0 Burnett Cretonne for curtains &c. 1 10 0 Holroyd and Barker Muslin for second curtains 0 10 6 ----------- £35 12 6 I strongly advise in addition to this one of Messrs. Trübner’s excellent revolving bookcases, of which a drawing was made in my dining-room sketch. I consider no lover of books should be without one of these invaluable bookcases. BEST BEDROOM. Bought of £ _s._ _d._ Maple Black and brass bedstead 3 5 0 “ Excelsior spring mattress 2 9 0 “ Hair mattress 3 10 0 “ Bolster 0 17 6 “ Four pillows (5_s._ each) 1 0 0 Smee Washing-stand 5 5 0 “ Dressing-table and glass 5 5 0 Maple Kidderminster square 1 14 0 Smee Two pretty chairs (5_s._) 0 10 0 Maple Box ottoman 2 15 0 Smee Chest of drawers 6 10 0 Burnett Cretonne for curtains 0 15 0 Smee Muslin for ditto (4½_d._) 0 6 0 Whiteley Fender 0 4 3 “ Fireirons 0 3 11 ----------- £34 9 8 Ware was in the possession of the young people, but a nice set can be bought for 7_s._ 6_d._, and even a little less; glass jug and glass for 1_s._ 6_d._, at Douglas’s, the artistic glass-shop in Piccadilly. DRESSING-ROOM.