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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-03

UENXy LUaBLs AND DBsfEADLY Lo.
Gated brick dwelling nt the corner OF
Gracc asd . ousaee streets, Cor sale az auction.
Al the relu |. Of Mr.. ohar.e. Il. Posa, .y shH ~ ~ ynens
auction or the rremts. en- SCEDAY, IRE 81 November, tet 81
~ selock,t eyAasb.e Bri:t Deellns owed and ceeupisdt ~
Inn Fhb ~ { ols on tie Worth siis Of arac, 81 eei IS feet,
ms back ttD Get o > 20 het pANei siry. Toe dssl ng b, ten
600 Q be.ijrs tIicy l chen Of four TO ms . coed suotu rouse.
: sIirge sa,s ana car Ia. c house. an there V on the lot ~
\ ehent wrn u shtes
IKRns-0ls third cssh, bsisoce at I aud 9 y,an, for neeou.
ab . o ,es. ini fes ~sdi'A, secure BY : trust deed, OF all elsi, II
The tti d o. 'he p3reh, AE.
oct.T Go DIN 4 APPlRsOn, Aucu.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-03

sn ~pGa0ss.-Tha nerIins a, 10 O'clock. 1 viii .sn
~ 60 nssly young Negroes.
ocli-du 81 bohD2fN, Auel
A Likely YOUNG ELdscEs At AuCqIfE.- Ith morn
~ Ing, coumend-hs Of 10 O'Clock, We viii sell 81 our Ascaes
PoaTY YOUNG AND LIKELY HpGRoEs,
consistint Of uen and women, boys and girls, Yomen and chic.
rem. DicKIAsoa 4 HILL,
Je2T Aucus ntsr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-03
niCEnsND AND CAMILLE =. T.,

4 AND FOR sALE-Good Bargains OF, red
IL / wish 70 sell my usct OF Land. stused 10 LupeAbufg coun-
>. about ~ miles north OF the Court House and ten miles south
.'MeherIin p,Jo'.
Tue tract contains about seven hundred and thirty sco ofiand
has . com ot bic Dwelling House, seyerAl negro cabins, and
~ the n cesssri ouihurldings. Tie land 10 in good condition and
vail ercl sed with suhiis ruL fencns,
will sell = good bargain, and give credit on onehAf OF the
puieh &c money.
Any person DESTROYS Of purchasing home farm would do veil
o examine q c tract referred 70 before purchasing elsewhere.
Address, BDLh BALL,
Lunenburg o. II Virginia. or
.pe Hon q. w RIILL kiehuond Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-03

SFECIBL NOIECF.
Manufactured Tobacco forsale
N connection with our regular Auction Business, vs
L have established 40 agency for the sse of
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
% consignment. We have on hand aud for sale, some Of the
inest brands pat up Ia virginia, 10 which We Invite the attsanon
fbsyeb
Our regular Auction sales OF Tobacco tskss Place On
Wednesday Of eA-h " ,ek. and consgnors can ave thsf To-
'scco sold At .thrr public or pryat. sac - deslred.
BUhhEk q BUskKBS, Aach,
o~ip-'r r~n Front Rsihf.s 9ovsv- nv atrss
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-03

EIKLD sBRDs.
- TIM ray GLASS asED,
ORCHARD GRk's tRsD,
HEln GRASS Fed
We have on hand = mise lot Ct prime nsv iced .i b v. oder Il
sale. A Y sTokEs a co.,
o,2t-sg OorSer l6h aNi Ca v SIRE u
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-03

On NnH svG tRs.-w have on h,nI 10000 prm,
A V 81 'KEs 4 90,
oo2i-sv 1sth Vi Ga y sTeAis.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-03

AEEERsoHAUM PIPE. A beautiful assortment OF gsau!ne
M MeefsehAun and BhAr Wood Pipes, JuIt 10 hand aud tor
sale BY .rhrEetoN q 90,
aud iS Main rect
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-03

MC~INNos EL,XIx % OPIUw y oysd cred
VI Cubebs. Bal IN uopdva, Caamoune Powss, chamo,
aims, Tooth Brushes, ic, Ac ~
MEADss B,K'Rs Drug Store,
oe29 lsS Main street ecr. above ?. 4.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-05-03

HAaarsonsUaan, Va, April 2s.-Through &C.
cession channelsit 10 learned that the Governor
Of North Carolina, was arrested and imprisoned
in Richmond two weeks ego on account Of his
Union eentiments.
1t was observed to day that jackson had
moved his wagon trains back some six miles
since Observation-Disclosures Of his intention to
retire still further seaward or else entertaining
dread of an attack on him by our forces.
squadron Of cavalry was the only rebel
force discovered to-day on the right side Of the
Shenandoah. They with one wagon entered the
village of Mackg nahequesson where they res
NAMED till about dark. They came by the Port
Republic route.
We have news confrmasory Of the occupa-
ton OF Staunton BY Gen. Hilroy, Staunton Is
In Augusta county.
sage with safety.
A dense smoke was seen in that direction to.
day, but the cause 10 unknown.
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STYLES, PRICE AND QUALITY
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Unusual Inducements

to Cash Buyers, and am confident Jon will find # to
your advantage to examine my stock before purchasing.
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tn MEN or lowAi
HI q. n. y. pYRKs.


When the cloud Of treason darkened
Freedoms light In Sumter's sky.
Bravely step ped they forth 70 battle,
There to onquer or TO die.
Left the pillow within the furrow;
Left the ox.wi.hin the stall;
Left the corn leaves sproutiDg upward
To respond TO Freedoms call.
Left the grass unknown to wither,
And the golden grain unstored;
Left the anvil for the bayonet,
And the sickle for the sword.
Men are wanted-true men wanted
To defend Nations flag
Hearts may wither in their sorrow,
Yet the spirit never lag.
Forth they come-a host Of freemen
From the setting of the sun
Every hand was as thousand /.
While their hearts they we're as one.
Soft Lamine had seen their coming
Sweeping Usage heard their cry,
As they struggle in the battle,
Meath the summers sunny sky.
Cleaned their camp fires as thousand
On the darkling Tennessee;
Where the mistletoe was clinging
To the aged cypress tree.
Like the avalanche descending,
Like the rolling Of the food,
They have swooped the field of battle,
And have bathed it with their blood.
They have met the foe and conquered.
On the mountain and the plain;
They are reaping well the harvest,
Though a thousand are the slain.
Long shall wave that starry banner
That they bore 90 bravely on;
Long shall freemen point with triumph
To the battles they have won.
list. Louis Republican.
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MARX ETS.

BURLINGTON, Friday p. m.
The river is still rising slowly at this point
weather cool and dry-roads very much i'm.
proved-business very dull.
We make but few changes in our quotati on
sugar is cheaper. Wheat is a little better,
and is advancing a little in New York. The last
European news gave this impetus to the grain
aud -four market.
SUGAR--9@lO--crus III; refined
white II 4c; clarified l0fc.
COFFEE-2O@22c.
MOlASSES-By the Dbl, Reboiled, 40; Syr-
40, As; kegs. "a 80. Sorghum, 25@3Oc.
NAILS-Ass., IS 1904.
RICE-Sc
FRUIT-Raisins, prime, new a 80.
BROOMS-$l 25@l 80 per dozen.
FLOUR-Wholesale $3.50 to $500; Spring
$4,OO@$4,55.
wHEAT-spring, $1,000, choice go; Winter
5000 choice.
CORN-l5c
RYE-30c.
BEANS-75c@$l per BUSH
POTATOES-25@S0c per BUSH
OATS-l5c.
BUTTER-5@lOc.
EGGS-S4@4c.
CHICKENS-9O@$l 20 per doz.
ONIONS-26c.-no market.
HAY-Timothy, $7@$9.
WOOD-$2 5O@$3 90.
HIDES-Green, 4ac. Dry Flint l1@124c.
| Green Sailed SIC.
GREEN CALF sKINs-5c; sailed, 6@7c
SHEEP PELTS-S5@lOO.
WHISKEY-2O@22c.
LARD-4@6c. per b in Dbl.
APPLES--30@5oc
| DRIED APPLES-6@7c per lb.
| TIMOTHY SEED-Sl,25 to $3.50 per bush.
| HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED--l6@26c 4
| bushel No sale.
CLOVER SEED-$4 50@5 90
| FLAX SEED-prime, 81 2b@Sl 80.
CORN MEAL-25c per bush.
BACON-Hams 4@5c; shoulders cents
| side &c.
RAGS-2c per h.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-05-03

The drunken Magruder, one of the rebel Gen.
erals on the York Peninsula, has written and
published an address to bis soldiers, which con-
cludes as follows:
Solders though reverses and disasters have
recently befallen US, let US remember that truth
is eternal, and that God i, just. His arm is our
trust, and the great Ruler Of nations snd of men
will protect the right and crown with victory the
noble aud the brave
Let US take courage, then. Our enemy, dead
to the spirit Of liberty, can only fight while their
Golfers are unexhausted. Commerce is their
king. Their god is gold. They glory in their
shame. The war which intensifies our devotion
and concentrates our resources, scatters theirs.
The day Of rstribution will come. The struggle
will not be always defensive on our part. We
will yet strike down our ruthless invaders, amid
the smoking ruins of their cities, and, with arms
in our hands, dictate terms of peace on their own
soil. J. BANKHEAD MAGRUDER,
Msjor-General Commanding.
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WashlnRaon lresns.

WASHINGTON, April 29.-Lieut. Robinson is
ordered to the command of the battery Z. A.
Stevens, commonly but enormously called the
Naugatuck, at Fortress Monroe.
The Secretary of the Treasury is now pre-
pared to pay all Indebtedness of date prior to
the LIST of February, in cash; of the Month Of
February, 40 per cent. in cash.
The Emancipation Commissioners met to-day.
Several petitions were filed, and, during the
morning, thirty or forty persons waited on the
Board for information regarding the mode Of
proceedure
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WARRINGTON NEWS.

WASHINGTON, April S0.-A letter received
here from u gentleman high in authority in
Tennessee contains the following:
Bay TO the Postmaster General that we are
succeeding beyond our most sanguine expecta-
lions.
A. soon 40 the rebel army Is driven beyond
the limits Of Tennessee the State viii etand fer
the Union BY an overwhelming majority.
hope the Governor will be impressed with
the absolute necessity of the.army entering East
Tennessee They are numbering our people by
thousands; the acts of inhumanity and barbara.
ity are without parallel. The letter concludes.
''Great God il there no relief for that people.
The P. o. Department has reopened the fol.
lowing Offices in Tennessee: Nurfreesboro',
Springfield and Franklin.
II the Administration should not in all re-
pects meet the expectations of the country, the
failure will not be for want of volunteer advice
on the war, financial aud slavery questions NJ
msrous letters proHering It, are being constant.
received from oil parts Of the U. g., and even
from Foreign lands
u Il not probable that smuggling goods into
Virginia, from the Chesapeake Bay and adjacent
ystefs, viii much longer be profitable speculs.
sions. The recent numerous csptures shov IN,
The Fsvsnus regulations ere strictly enforced.
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ssshiIob, >, ssFaImouth. >,

HARRisBuRsH, Pa, April SO.-Gov. Curtain
has ordered that Shiloh shall be inscribed on
the banner of the 77th Pennsylvania regiment,
and Falmouth, Va, on that of the LIST Pennsyl-
vania Cavalry, in acknowledgment of their gal
lantry at the battles of those places.
The Governor has received the most crafty
ing intelligence from Yorktown, in relation to
the perfect arrangements for the early aud
prompt transportation of the killed and wound
ed Pennsylvania soldiers, to points within the
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Special to New York Papers

Tribune C0rfesPOhuenceJ
WILMINGTON, April z9.-The War Depart.
ment has issued an order for supplies of arms
aud clothing for the loyal blacks TO be enrolled
in Gen. Hunters Division.
New ORLEANS, Monday, April PA special
dispatch to the Delta from Fort jackson, yester
day, says: The enemys fire had much slackened;
he las fred $1,000 pounds Of powder and over
1000 tons Of iron. This bombardmcnt is un.
precedented in the annals Of warfare. Our loss
so far lie 8 killed and 10 wounded. The mortar
vessels are out Of sight behind point of woods.
We sunk two Of them yesterday and disabled a
ataameP
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From Banks, Column
Times dianatch. |

Ilmes dIepatch.J
WASHINGTON, April 29.-By advices from the
Department of the Shenandoah received to-day,
Gen. Banks, notwithstanding the bad roads, is
cautiously Dushing his advance towards Stanton,
being already within few miles of that place.
1t is considered doubtful whether the rebel
jackson will make stand at Staunton, as he
was being aanked by column from the noun
tain Department.
Gen. Banks troops are in the best spirits.
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AID ana Conafore.

NEw YoRK May 1.-The Herald says We
have received information from reliable source
that certain parties in this city are giving prac
tical aid and comfort to the rebels. If our in.
formation be correct two rebels recently arrived
here from the south brought ON quantity Of to.
bacco valued at and sold for over $4,000,
which sum they invested in army clothing and
hats for the rebels These goods were sent from
the city yesterdays to . small town south Of
Nashville where they will be taken in charge BY
the rebel authorities. The boxes Containing
them are marked with diamoud.
If our authorities on the line Of the route ex.
ercise due vigilance the goods may DO intercept
tad s
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81. LOUIS, Nay l.-Col. JenDison received
letter yesterday from senator At Washington
City, which stated In explicit terms that an or
der relieving Generals Sturgis and Denver Of
their commands In Kansas had been forwarded
from the War Department.
Jennison was yesterday relieved Of bis person.
ii parole, and 10 now only obliged TO report BY
letter. Under this liberty be expects 70 leave
to-day for Washington City.
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From Tennessee.

PITTSBURGH, Tenn, April 29-Heavy firing
across Lick Greek this morning, caused by artil
lery practice with the rebels by our advance
guards, who, after slight skirmish, in which
We captured several prisoners, occupied Pea
Ridge, and at o'clock occupied Murray, IL to
IA milee from Corinth.
very intelligent sailor of Boston deserted
from the rebels this side Of Corntb, reports that
the capture OF New Orleans was generally known
in the rebel camps on the morning of the 9th.
Also, it was stated on the 18th, that the time
of two Louisiana regiments enlisted for twelve
months expired. but by new consclipt of law,
were required to serve two years longer. Both
regiments laid down their arms and refused to
fight, when Beauregard detailed four regiments
| to guard them as prisoners
It was not known that Gen. Halleck was in
command here, but the general impression
among the troops is that Gen. Buell. was, and
that our army was retreating to Nashville.
Col. j. G. Kelton, A. A. e., arrived to-day
relieving Capt. Mclean, who was obliged to &c
to Cincinnati on account Of i'll health.
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llRIDGE NOTICE.

The annual meeting Of the Stockholders OF the Des
MONIES Lee Bridge Co., VIII be held at Marion Hail. 10
the City Of Buriingon Des MONIES County, Iowa. on tho
First Monday. to.wit the I'd day Of June, A. 1852
ct o'clock p. n, for the purpose Of eecpg ocers.
and the trsusactien Of other business.
general attendance b requested.
WIN. G. CAMERON, Secretary
Augusea. IeWa NAY l. 1869 VT OF said 90.
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Rxel,a,,~aa4

BosroS, April 3O.-Col. Lee and Maj. Revere
Of the Mass 10th regiment have been exchang.
ed and start to join their regiment at Yorktown
immediately
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, in the best spirit
Fire In Wisconsin.

BERLIN, Wis, April 29.-The fire this morn
ing burned out Alexander Bro, j. E. Field,
DR.. Brown, J. Riggs. and A. J. Work, together
with many Others Loss &3O. 900.
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GEN. sherman,

WARRINGTON, April ga despatch received
from Gen. Halleck says it is the unanimous opin-
ion that Gen. w. T. Sherman saved the fortune
Of the day on the 9th, and contributed largely to
the victory on the 7tb, was in the thickest of the
fight, had three horses shot aud himself wounded
twice. I respectfully ask that he be made q
Major General of Volunteers.
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Curtain Goods,

French Drocatee, Satin DeLanes. French Printed asst
ings, Reps Cloth, Damask and Moreens, Embroidered
Lace Curtains in pairs and by the yard, Embroidered
Muslin Curtains in psir aud by the yard; Cornces In
wood brass gilt, CIT Curtain Bands and Pins, Centre
as.r. sS Ro,ss,lnp ,sao n.n a. !,
Trimmings necessary for Curtains window Shades In
gold borders Dry and Oil Painted ehades White, Buff
Green and Blue ehade Hollands In all Widths together
with Brays Patent Spring Fixtures, Balance Fixtures
Putnams and Chamberlins Pendlum Fixtures Brass and
Bsonxe Roller Ends. Rack Pulsys and Bscksts Shade
| Cordn and Taaaela
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r OOK HERE.

Look well to your journals and keep them well 6l,ed
On Thresher, Corn Cracker and REAPER
But don't buy your "Bab1ir' Of any one else.
For CHRis. ALLsH will oil II you cheaper.
I've all kinds Of Faucets. both finished and plain
Yor Ale, Lager Beer. Steam and Water;
And Pumps, Pipe, and Fittings, I offer for sale.
And III sell them much less than ouaarrn.'
CHRIS. ALLEN,
Warrington street, next door to Express Once,
june31-wW Burlinston a..
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The River.

DUBuQUE, April S0.-River risen s inches in
the last "a hours. 1t is DOW within inches Of
high water mark.
CLINTON, Iowa, April 3e-Water has risen 81
inches since noon yesterday.
Rock ISLAND, ILL.,, April s0.-The river is ris-
ing at the rate Of inches during the last four
DAYS and still rising fast
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I OOK HERE.

We are paying the highest market price In Cash for
Flax Seed. War checks, but does not stop us We ~.
particularly anxousto bay Of those who have loansa go
but have been induced 70 cell TO othe q Iess ths
We are paying. BURNHAN JxG0rI
0etl9.dNwu
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Oil Cloths.

or these we offer large and unrvaed assortment either
regards quality style prize Of English and American
manufacture 10 widths Of yard half yards
and yards wide at prices from three shngs six
shllpgs per yard Also Heavy Sheet Oil Cloths twelve
feet eighteen feet and twenty feet wde prices
from four 10 ten shilings per yard Also-rabie Oil
Cloths In patterns and by the yard, and Stair OIL Cloths
in great
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RaAsstslKi Arrested.

Nsw Yoak, Nay Last evening Superin.
tsuAsnt Kennedy received intelligence BY tele.
gsaph from et. Louis, that the police In that
city had arrested Radstski, who d alleged to
have murdered Sigisn,ond Fslner, German
jswellsr, and robbed him Of nearly $l00, 600 in
gold, notes snd dianoods, about Tie middle o.
October. 1881.
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Cotton Burning.

NV YORK, April 30.-A letter from Wash
ington received by one of our merchants yester-
DAY, states that the most positive information
has been received from the vicinity of Memphis.
that cotton in immense quantities has been de-
stIoyed throughout that section Of country, and
II is now past any question that the plan of the
rebels long declared is being put into active ex
ecution.
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Mattinps and Rugs.

Cocoa Maitings for ofhces, Churches vestibues, &C.
In oil widths, from onehalf 70 two yards wide Canton
Straw Mating both white and checked one, one and
quarter and one. anda yards vide Mosaic, Velvet
Brussels and Tufted Rugs Cocoa Jute Manila. Brush
Skeleton, Adelaide and Sheen Skin Mats.
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NEW YORK, May l.
StOcks-Market less active and lower. No.
ney quite easy and freely offered at sos per cent
on call.
Sterling Exehange-Aore morderate--ll24
@ll2i-Banker's Bills.
American Gold-lO24
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Nomanarsom.

WASHINGTON, April S0.-Brigadier General
w. T. Sherman, in accordance with the recon-
mendstion of Gen. Halleck, has been nominated
for n aior General.
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Further from New Orleans.

FORTRESS MONROE, ".
To &. ~ Sta',ton, Secretary Of Var:
The following appears in the Richmond Dis
patch of the 28th:
city has existed for several days has ended
New Orleans is in possession of the enemy. 1t
was evacuated by Gen. Lowell, who removed his
forces to Camp Moore, on the Jackson Railroad
(Signed:) JOHN f. Wool,
Major General
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COOP NEWS
FOR THE MILLION.

have been East attending the Trade and Auction
Sales and have purchased splendid stock Of good com
prising in consequence Of my Increasing business much
larger assortment than have before had and adapted 10
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Wa.hIm1,on NevU.

WASHINGTON, April SO.-Wm. Cullen Bryant
of Virginia, nephew Of Gov. James Barbour,
has been appointed Chief of the Bureau of In
spection Of the P. o. Department.
The vote in tho Senate refusing by four ma
ority to refer the subject of the confiscation Of
rebel property to Select Committee, was
regarded as test vote between the friends and
opponents of the measure, and triumph Of the
former
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-05-03
GREAT CARPET HALL OF
H0LllSTER e. WILKINS,
185 + 1877 LAKE STREET 1876 4 49,
lUP-STAIRs.
The Best Goods at Low Prices
Carpetings,

Have on hand offer for SALE of their Importation
and ofihe best domestic the largest aud best
assortment In the Northwest Of Medallion, Wilton, Velvet
Brussels, Tapestry, ThreePy Superfne rgran Extra
Fine Ingram, Cotton and Wool Ingram, Wool Dutch
Scotch Hemps, Felt venitian Tapestry, Ingram, Body
BRUSSELS and Stair Carp ngs all Of the greatest variety
before opened in Chicago. and which they offer at
he l0ve noas nrice