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HysOn, Young EEySOm, snpe-
rial, GunpOdcr, TWaDkay
and Skin.

OOLONG, SOUCHONG ORANGE & HY-
SON PEKOE.
JAPAN TEA of every description, coli
ored and uncolored.
This list has EACH kind OF TEA divided into
FOUR Glasses. namely: CARGO, high
CARGO FINEST, that every one may un-
dersa'ud from description and the prices
annexed thai the Company are determined
10 nndersell The whole TEA trade.
We euamtee TO sell ALL our TEAS at not
over TWO CENTS( O2 Cents) per pound
above cost, believing This to be attractive
10 the many who havo heretofore been
pay ing ENoRMoUs PRoFITs
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
IMPORTERS And JOBBERS,
No. 81 Vesey Street, New York.
Sept. 9, 1S63.-3mos.
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In io.days Star will be found The List of
Premiums as awarded a, the late AgricuI-
tnral Fair held al This place.
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PREsIpesT IIscoLs's Proclamation calling
for 'sThsee Hundred Thousand More" is
published 10 this weeks Star.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCT. %, 1863.
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I'he Great
a AAEwE Ri % 8AS
TEA COMPANY,

81 VESEY STREET, NEW YORK;
era in the histor OF
WhoIesaIng Teas I'm this Country.
They have introduced their selections OF
TEAS, ard are selling them at not over
TWO CENTS Coz Cenls) per pound
above Cosl,
Never ceviaiing from The ONE PRICE
asked.
4 moth er peculiarly of the Company is
n that lheir Tea faster moi only devotes
his time TO Inc selection OF their TEAS as
to quality, value, and particular st> les for
particular localities Of country, bat he
helps the TEA buyer TO choose out of their
enormous stock such TEAS as are best
adapted to his particular wants, and not on
" this, but points out TO him the best bar
gains.
II /, easy to see The incaculable advan-
lage Tea Boyer has 10 th,s establishment
owe: all others.
II he j. Judge Of Tea or the Marker
# his time is valuable, he has all the bene.
frs Of well organized system OF doing
business, of All immense capital, OF the
judgement OF a Professional Tea Taster,
and The knowledge of superior salesmen.
This enables all Tea buyer-no matter
il they are thousands of miles from lhi.
market-to pure base on as good terms here
as The New York Merchants.
Parties can order Teas will be served by
us as well as though they came themselves
being sure TO gel original packages, une
weights and tares; and the TEAS are irar-
Tdnt.ed as represented.
We issue Price List of the Company.
Teas. which will be sent 10 all who order
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&rO9oNddsSe
Svrups from so to so c.s. per gallon.
QueeBsware reasonably low. Boots, Shoes.
aud Gums for men, women and children
a, the lowest prices. Hoop Skins and La
dies Baimorals in abundance.
New Mackerel, retail and by The pack
age.
Having bought for cash he intends 10
throw Oni such inducements 10 those who
buy Tor cash, as can not oe surpassed
Eg Wanted, grain, seeds of all kinds,
Dried fruits, onions. rags &c &C., for which
the highest market puce viii be paid.
~ Give him a call and examine his
goods before buying.
l.. T. SHARPLESS.
Bloomsburg, Sept. 30, 1863
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THE undersigned. having purchased he
inierisl OF J. S. McNinch, IN the lase firm
OF c. w. McKelvy & Co, would inform nia
friends that he will coaiinue The mauufac-
lure oi paper, AMI purchase Rags, as here
iofore, and soliciis a continuation OF the
paironage so literally hesiowed on the late
firm. C. w. MekELNf.
CauawIssa Mills, Oct 7. 1898
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

DIScVLO AIoN UT M hANERcHits
FESHE partnership heretofore existing be>
tween {. w. McKelvy aud J. s Mo-
Ninch, in he manufacture OF paper al
Catawi-ss Mdls, Under the firm of G w.
McKeI.y < Co Is ibis day dissolved By
m1Iu4i cOn-enl.
The business of the late firm will be SET
lied by c. W. Kelvy, al Csuswissa Mills
c. w. DfcKELVY.
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SOLDIERS THE ARMY
And Our People at Home
Are now offered an opportunity by which
they ear obtain
A GOOD AND DURABLE TIME-PIECE
AT
VERY LOW FIGURE.

OiU WGfCheS are
w a RRANTED TO KEEP TINE ONE
YEAR, and the buyer IS allowed the Priv
ilege OF Examination before Payment Is
required.
IMPROVED DUPLEX ~ FULL RUBY
, 1863-02-14
FROM CAIRO.

Especial Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.1
CAIRO, Feb. IS, 1858.
The wife Of Matt Ward, travelling as Mrs.
Robinson, was arrested at Island No. 10 for
having contraband goods in her tTunks-they
were principally officers uniforms.
A boat loaded with coal was foatcd down to
the ram Queen Of the West, and she has now
coal enough.
Four Of tie rebel officers captured by tho
ram Queen Of the Vest, arrived here on the
steamer DeSoto to-day, and more are soon
coming.
CA1no, February 15.-The steamer Rowena
was arrested yesterday at Island No. 10 by the
gunboat New Era, having as Is alleged, meli.
cines and other contEaband articles on board.
One passenger Is reported to have had thirty
1ounds Of quininc. Her crew, 81 in number,
were brought here last night, and the boat Is
to be sent 10 Memphis under guard.
AL boats passing down to Memphis art
stopped at Island No. 10, and an examination
is made Of their cargoes. The baggage o
travellers is also examined. This causes dc.
lay and trouble, but there can bc no doubt OF
the fact t3,at smuggling has been carried OF
ycry successfully and extensively.
, 1863-02-14

through but the Democrats voted that down.
The conduct Of the Democrats was also very
iactious. Mr.. Funk Of Mclean got on his
feet and made his first speech. Hc denounced
the Democratic Senators as traitors aud &C.
cessionists; said they were against the Union
and all through the session fought against
It on that floor as the rebels arc fighting
against It in the field. lie dcnouced them as
knavcs and traitors, and dared them then and
there to do their worst. He said he Was
ready to give his life for his country that mo-
mcnt if necessary. The excitement in the
gullerics was intense. The people rushed in
in great numbers from all quarters and
chccrcd the old gentleman to the echo.
The Democrats sat still and took the
clastscmcnt, but Eome Of them squirmed
under the unmcrciful lashiug- After he had
concluded the people rushed about him in
crowds, aud such hand shaking was never
seen.
Inthe House mostly local bills were up.
The bill incorporating the Chicago Dock
Company passed.
HI. Eastman offered series Of resolutions
the, Canal Enlargement bill having failed
in consequence Of the opposition Of New
York and various other causes, to authorize
the Governor to appoint agents to visit th'
Parliament Of Canada, and apply for means o
an outlet through Canada direct. The rcso}u
tons we're adopted
| The Scnntc was in session, but no quorum
| The debate on the Peace Resolutions i
progressing.
The House Is still grinding--out bills By th
| bushcl.
The c11cw Chicago City Charter las been ap
proved by the Governor, It Is In force froI
| its paS61gc
, 1863-02-14
FROM vIcKSBURG.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnnc.l
LII SiGHr or V1cHsBun0, Feb. :,
Via CAIRO Feb, IS 1853 {


Via CAIRO, Feb. Is, 1868. {
Three dcserters came into our lines this
morning, having crossed the river in sliias
Last evening, They say the destruction Of
their steamers By the ram Queen Of the West,
is exciting apprehensions OF starvation In the
rebel army There are but *, 900 men In
Vicksburg, the most OF the army being &at
Grenada md other points, within supporting
distance to guard against an anticipated flank
movement. Gems. Price and Smith are said
to be in command.
Ip1ace no reliance upon their story, but
give 1t for what It is worth, There was d
canal yestcrday-thc ram Queen Of, the West
trying the range Of her heary PARROTS upon
| the batteries just ADORE Warrenton.
| The river is stationary to-day, and hopes
are entertained that 1t may hare reached its
limit.
| The leyees ut Yazoo Pass, sixty miles above,
on the Mississippi shore, havc been cut
by order Of Gen. Gn1nt--the object being too
drown out the guerillas who infest that sec
tion and fire on passing steamers. The levces
| at Granville and Lake Providence, on the
west side Of the river, will be also cut.
The army is suffering from disease, The
smallpox is prevalent.
The 30th Iowa, which left Helena six weeks
ago with go men, now numbers $50 effective
I men. The rest a1c killed and wounded, ol
have died from disease and sickness. Seventy
four are sick with the smallpox
The Memphis Bulletin learns by way Of Tus
cumbia, that the rebels have moved veE1
large portion Of their army from Virginia L
Vicksburg. They had also taken from Mobile
nil the garrison, except few thousand for po
lice duty.
Nothing doing at Vicksburg, except work
ing On the canals.
Bissel's corps of engineers 60 down thcr
|
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THE WAR IN ARKANSAS.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tsibune.l
ST. LOFTS, Feb. 13 1862.
The following. by telegraph, was this morn
ing received at Major General Curtis head
quarters:
FAyET7v1ILE, Ark, Feb. II.
To Major Gen. Curtis:
Lieutenant Col. Stewart has just returned
from 4 scout 10 the Arkansas River. Ono
hundred Of our men crossed the river near the
mouth, Of Frog Bayou and had . skirmish
with Carroll command and scattered them.
Then they marched two miles into the coun-
try on the other side and destroyed the rebel
camp and burned their stores, and afterwards
they attacked and routed a part Of Carroll's
command on this side Of the river, eight miles
cast of Van Burcn, killing several.
Carroll was attempting to cut of Colonel
Stewards return, but has been foled in the
undertaking. About forty prisoners were
captured. Our loss Is one man taken prisoner
and one drowned. Quite number Of horses,
mules, and considerable quantity Of arms
have fallen into our hands.
81, L. HARRISON, Col Com ding Post.
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FROM FORT HENRY.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne.1
CAIRO. Feb. IS, 1861,
Gen. Tuttle has received the following dis
patch to o.dny from Col. Lowe:
Fonr HENRI, Feb. Il.
The forces Of Cen Rosecrans' command
have captured GOO Of Gen. Morgan's men.
: We are etill picking up dead and wounded
in tle1eighborhood OF Fort Donelson. The
dead now number more than 9u
(Signed) ". ". LONE
Colonel Commanding.
, 1863-02-14
FROM MADISON.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuncl
MADISON, Wis, Feb. Is, 1858.
The Senate had discussion on the resolu-
ton, which was re-refcrrcd to the Committee,
about printing the Governors message In for
eign languages. Mr.. West rctorted to
the Democrats opposition, showing how Law
iEh Of such expenditure they Ind been when
in power. Bills we're passed authorizing the
immediate sale Of perlshablc property, taken
On attachment in case Of appeal; also ono al
lowing parties defending suits against vessels
10 testify in their own behalf; also reducing
fee for certified record Of marriage and cost
to twenty-five cents; also ten bills Of uomi-
nal interest.
In the Assembly the bill releasing State
printers was reported back with amend
mcnts, hut not acted Oh. Resolutions on M.
tional affairs were taken up. sandborn, who
is leading Copperhcad, got of another dia.
tribe against Republicans, aud made most iu.
famous and blasphemous assertions, showing
strange ideas Of God and humanity. He
said slaycry VAS one Of those things
which belong to the economy abovc
No power human or divine could eradicate it;
no, not the power OF Deity itself Slavery was
part Of Deity. The Deity AimeeH could moi
get rid Of slavery any moro than He could
change the natural laws. Africans we're in 8
far better situation Us slarcs than as free men
II Africa could be scooped dry and its in1abi
tants MI made slaves, 1t would be great dea
letter for them. At the conclusion Of hi:
speech, tile subject was postponed till next
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New YoRk, Feb. l3.--The steamship Etna,
fIG1n Liverpool the 2Sth and Queenstown the
:2.th ult., arrived this morning.
Rumors OF French mediation still c;rcu-
latc. Some authorities say they arc 2uthen-
tic. 1t is reported that Drouyn dc L'lIuy5
has instructed the French Ministers at st.
Petersburg. London, Vienna and Berlin to
sound those Governments upon the fitness,
not Of mediation. but Of simple counsels
which might be given to the bclligerents, id
vising them TO nanle Commissioners to be
charged to examine, with or withoutan arInis-
be made to put an end to the war. Another
account says TINT de l. Hugs is preparing. 4
note for transmission to Washington, recon-
nlcnding q compromise.
The London G}obe notices Is the most inter-
esting point in the American news growing
ing on, favorable to negotiations for settle
1nent Of the difficulties.
The Slipping Gazette remarks: "Should
the Emperor's proposals be rejected, lie has
apparently bnt one alternatiye-to recognize
the South and raise the blockade. It may be
taken for granted that the offered negotiations
will be rejected, and that 4 compulsory cessa-
North will follow" Tie Ga-ette asks: stCan
England afford to let the French Emperor
proceed alone, OF is he acting on an under
Standing with Her Majesty's GovesnmentW
OW1uE 10 LuE QelaG OIL Tue ASIA, 1QQ ne con-
scquent absence Of later American news, the
English Journals are generally silent OF Amer:
can affairs.
The steamer Gcorg;ana Ind left Liverpool
| And Holyhead, for Nassau, with large supplies
| Of arms, ammunition, and various necessariet
| for the Alabama, Of Which vessel she Is called
i tender.
The London Times opposes the scheme o
| the English Government il contracting heaY,
| liabilities for the Canada and Nova Scotia rail
! way. It says: 1--WE had better whit and se'
! what becomes Of the American Republic be
fore setting up snch costly dcfense.'
| Napoleon had distributed to the French ex
| hibitors their awards FROM the London Exhl
hi ion, and made an unusually liberal and pa
cifc speech
The new Archbishop of Paris las attacked
I England and Russia tor not joining France |,
| the offer Of mediation.
a draft Of the Senntc's address to the En-
peror is received. It expresses regret tha
the proposals Of France for mediation wer
thought premature By other powers.
The boursc was heavy and lower.
A Athrcatening insurrcction had broken GU
In Poland, III provinces around Warsaw, AM
| simultaneous attncks had been made on til
| troops In their various cantonments. Man
soldiers were killed. A second massacre Q
st. Bartholomew Is said to have been intend
ed. At latest accounts from Warsaw all wa
tranquil, and energetic measures has bee
| taken to suppress the revolt elsewhere.
, 1863-02-14

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
CINCINNATI, Feb. Is, 1868.
The 117th aud Sith 1ndiann regiments passed
through here TO- day for Louisville.
A letter was received from Gen. Roseerans,
yesterday By the City Council in response to
complimentary revolutions passed by TINT
body, in which, after thinking the Council
for the compliment he says; * May no song
Of peace founded on the dclusiye hopes Of
tic honor, truth aud Justice Of the rebel
leaders, induce us to peril both
honor and the safety Of our homes.
If never permitted to enjoy those dear
homes ourselves, we will at least endeavor to
leave them safe and free under the Constitu-
ton to our posterity." The attacks OF Demo-
cratic papers on Gen. Koeecrans' letter to the
Ohio Legislature, has created d good deal Of
feeling here, and It is said they will aid mate
Rally the Union GAUGE in the approaching
municipal election.
The Buell. Court Of Inquiry is still in scs'
sion, and it is said will not concluded It's labors
for two weeks
, 1863-02-14

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Triounc.]
LASsrNa, Mich, Feb IL 1868.
The bill for the relief Of sick, wounded
and disabled Michigan soldiers has passed
both Houses. 1tappro.riates SO 600 to that
object,
Tic Senate has struck out all the exemp-
tions to military duty from the bill! amend
ing tho military laws Of the State.
Judge Pratt, member from Calhoun conn
ty, made most violent speech today in
the House, Hc WAS frequently Missed, and
half his political friends denounced his re-
marks.
Resolutions will shortly he introduced
in both Of the Houses asking our Senators
and Members in Congress to use their in.
huence 10 reduce the duty on tho imporsa.
tion Of paper.
, 1863-02-14

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnnc.l
ST. Louis, Feb. II, 1868.
Gen. Curtis has approved Of the orders is
sued by several post-.coumandcrs in Western
Missouri, for the suppression ofthe Chicago
Times.
A meeting Of Germans Is expected to be
held here next week, for the purpose Of
asccstaining how many cmigrants can be en-
rolled here for the Florida colonization scheme
Of Eli Thsyer. scycnty-tiye guerilla prisoners,
principally from Subway, were lodged in tho
military prison today
Gen. Pope and Col Butler, his chief Of staff,
arc In town, and rumors are very thick. that
lie will he assigned to an independent COM
mand in this department..
, 1863-02-14
1l2G WAR IN VIRGINIA.

BALTIMORE fes. l:.-A dispatch from
<;rn. Kelly, dated 1iaFrer's Ferry to.a.T to
Lieut.. Col. Chcscboro, a a. 6. e,rs vcstcr.
<lav about o'clock squad of p.yirv,s ROW.,
cavalry attacked saall scouting nortv ~
7Le 18th Pennsylvania cavalry from Kearncv..
,ille, Of twelve men, near smithaeld. killing
enc, wnunding two, and capturing four ,ncn
and several horses
About o'clock +. H., my scouts from here
Eel in with The s:n'c party few miles south
81 ClA-lcstown, and after running fight ot
tH'csal miles re-captured our men and horses
I'd captured Lieut.. Bayley. two Of his men,
I'D several horsee.
, 1863-02-14

WASHINGTON, Feb. l3.-The Navy Depart
ment has received information of the capture
by the y. s. schooner Hope, Of the schooner
Emma Tu;tle, flying the English flag, on the
37th of January, OF Charleston. She pur-
ported to be from Nassau, bound for Balti-
more, though at tho time Of her capture she
was steering southeast. The vessel has been
pronounced unseaworthy, but her cargo,
Il number Of bugs Of saltpetre, which, with
the greater portion Of her crew has been sent
to Philadelphia. This schooner bus been
taken once before, but her crew succeeded in
re. ront nj rnr her
, 1863-02-14
Chicago Trlbn11e.


rno s,,,,atc Yesterday passed the bill to
.,> b.nks. ador'inga sliding scale, making
is arpIication gradual, Thomas Thumb
and lady were receiving their friends at
~, White House last evening, creating
:. sensation in capitoline circles. 11r.
Wrinkle. in the shape Of Dick Richardson,
+.rnlis of his coat and gives warning to the
ly>tanders that he is about 10 begin" Hc
will stack Alr. Stanton next week. A1r.
seward and The French Minister are still
friendly, and dine and wine together in
spite Of contradictions. The Secretary has
= limited official partnership with himself,
End very neatly slides responsibility over
to the other party" official or personal, as
The c1igcncies may require.
Our relations with Utah look less salts
factory the closer they are examined, If
allowed to walIow in their filth, the Saints
ii Dcseret are amiable to outsiders, but
.l.eir kindly feeling is only skin deep.
There arc abundant tokens Of leaf to be
turned and new page Of national diff
cultir5 to he spelled out under the head o.
Utah. To our age is giren tie solution o1
many yexcd questions. the result Of which
will bless or curse posterity. This age can
not escape its.dcstiny, and Utah is a par1
thereof.
The bottom is out of the Missouri mig
cer-markct. At public yendue, recently
In Jefferson City, eblc-bodied black bodies
with human souls in them, sold, without
warrant against running away, ut 'TE.
psL1ARs head. Here is fearful falling
of in source OF wealth. By this toke,
:hc redemption Of Missouri draweth near
Tic sons Of Indiana in the armies Of tb
Union. have been talking sound doctrine
10 the Corperheads at Indianapolis VIII
are plotting mischief against the Statt
The Legislators resent the liberty but ma
well accept the warning. Northern tra1
tors are not to be permitted 10 betray th
N&rth.
, 1863-02-14

[spceia! Dispatch to the Chicago Tr9bunc.j
DE7uo1r, Feb, u, 1866.
The Republican State Convention Is In
session here. They have just nominated j..
2. Campbell candidate for Associate Judge
Of the Supreme Court. lie Is one Of the most
prominent members Of the Michigan bar.
, 1863-02-14

Banished from Missouri, expelled from
Memphis, Humboldt, Jackson, denied the
use Of the Military Telegraph, the Chicago
Jeff. Davis Organ has fallen into sea Of
Sricfs. Let it draw its thickest coat OF
mail about its venom sweltering carcase,
Tx worst is yet to come. It has courted
among our citizens rnartyrdom, wisely
denied it. 1t is beginning 10 reap its pro-
l:rr harvest Of rctribution.
, 1863-02-14
CHICAGO, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY H.. l6t;


rcr month.
Notwithstanding the stringent orders
prohibiting gold and othH articles contraband
from being sent South, violations have been
far from unfrequcut, and in consequence more
rigorous mcaeurcs will be rcsorted to to pre-
vent Illicit traffic. All downward bound
steamers are stopped at Island No 10, aud
passengers and baggage searched for every
thing that comes under the heading Of con-
traband. III several late instances gold, med
icires, DC, have been seized !:
, 1863-02-14
8E MILITARY (:<hTTDE
SFECgjR4!A'K4eRS.
An Investigation to be Held.

WASHINGTON. Feb, IA court Of inquiry
has been ordered to inquire and report wheth-
CT any and what officers In the service have
been engaged, directly Or indirectly ln5tsaf1le,
In cotton or other produce OIL the Mississippi
River or its tributaries. The court will meet
and organize at Cairo, and hold their sessions
at such places rs may be most convenient,
, 1863-02-14
r.osEcRANs AND HIS ARMY.

Like leader, like army. Both seem to
i.now what the war is about, and both
only desire to find the weakest spot in the
rtlJcl lcfcnscs. The noble General Is max
in. his name terror to Northern Cop
icrheads, for such appeals as his
will kindle fire Of patriotism
in tLt North before which the Ncrthcrn
traitors will bleneh away. We publish,
elsewhere, our special dispatch from Muir
lrecsboro giving the noble and patriotic
address Of twelve or more Ohio regiments
to the people Of their own State and the
North. 4 healthy tone pergades the army,
end tile people will kindle anew their de-
votion at the camp fires Of cur soldiers.
, 1863-02-14

The Rebel Flying Dutch.nnn.
New YORK, Feb. 13.-Capt. Curtis of the
Brig Samuel Churchn1an, from Morasoonc,
reports Feb. 4th, Latitude 81, Longitude =,
saw large steamer painted black, steaming
west, She stood toward us. but night COM
ing on with heavy rain and thick weather, we
lost sight Of her. He supposed her to be the
Alabama
, 1863-02-14

Store No. 154 n. Water streck---f
story and basement.
Block -, Sec. IT, SO, 1f--200 feet
East front on Wnba.h-avc., and goo
feet West front on 8tntc-nt.
Two good Lots on Maxwell street.
near Hn1sted.
Fine House and Lot on IndIana.at.,
between Ca&e and Eush. Apply to
REEFS & SLoCuM,
tr1.aG.1t MDEAREoRN STREET.
TOR SALE.
News Depot
Any one Wishing to purchase News Depot and st.-
tioncry Store. wcl!soskri can learn Of god o2poe
tuntty By calling It
100 Madison Street,
!! or addressing
J.W. NORRIS,
el5a6a1t Chicago. Hlinol5-
, 1863-02-14

w ANTED-Immcdiatcly,a at 1856
W Madison street. girl to do Light hnase*ork.
German: Swedish or Norwegian preferred. References
required. fe13-a5slt
, 1863-02-14

w A n T f D-To Exchangc-A
w good assortment Of groceries ;soo yorth,
for oue. third cash. and ta renlainde. in Dry Goois
Personal Property Real Estate. Or Other good rner
ceanAizc. tall on address j. II. RICE. near T. o.
fhIraro nj, I}ox jiai ftliai5:9taet
, 1863-02-14

w ANTED-A girl to do kitchen
~ work, ht II. Fourth avenue. Call from 70 I.
o'clock Et14A39.it
, 1863-02-14

"ANTED-A Lad to learn the
II own handwriting, giving references. TO o.
, 1863-02-14

WANTED.-Any person having
W good second hand furniture. suitable for 4
small faiy and willing to dispose II the sae. may
jIEd ca.h purchaser by addressing F. q. BOZ .oo,
.tatinI rHrt = same NAV he seen frll at1tnet