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rrO LET OR FOR sALH-wiTH OR WITHOUT FcR
l ulgar~. n stofy and basement H0ase va eaile
sLd f0lr Lots gaFden. ~ all bds n frlh anl
srfti rrhIe, siinated Dcgfaw atrs tiwffb
tIassrr aff FRANKLIN avenues. prOoklyn. tilnuts
unis from he Bedford station hsut ESQ P0sssss ~ M
fsaaisy ing.e OF ne premises. Or of l. LAA hhNI,
corner 81 ss,ssti street snd C.assor Ascune
rrO trT. AND FiRsIrUkk FnR sALE-A DtslRA.
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tte the win fhFt hate
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i.ascust. fns.~ssfob iun@diateiy fugu.rr 4 y
sIRgoNLe. - Easi fonre.n'h street. az Howell b"h
GAN No l1rr srst
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ta Store -. - s.ftB wali@l -trt.t rsnSts ,hfongh
e. sld william strrci ArpJ I" X nor CO - "o'd
NO INT on LFAsy-FrRVIsH En- Ar CAEMiHB.
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t~f. sruuna r fart~r bisd ont IRE stf ho~ft,
alas ssf vew per,r accessible 70 ne c'f holfJ.
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AMUsRRERTs.

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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-02-18
g . oetrg.
SLEEP GENTLY MY BROTHER.

80 9 rs-ft -
SLEEP gently my Brother, and soft be thy
rest,
Though far among strangers thy bed;
Though heavy and cold be the clods on thy
breast,
And pillowed in darkness thy head.
Sleep gently, my brother, no rude sound
of war,
Shall ever disturb the again:
No more wilt thou list to the cannon s
M deep roar, ..ss
As it echoes through mountain and
glen. @
Sleep gently my brother, cut down in thy
youth,
And laid in thy grave in thy prime
On thy young name Was stamped bright
honor and truth,
Which win live ,uneffaced through all
S time. s
Sleep gently, my brother, for angels vii
\ guard s
And watch DER that hallowed spot,
Although it, is winter, thy bed cold ant
sfi hard, ,l=ssesi,.,g
Thou feelest, thou knowest it not.
Sleep gently my brother, until I am done
With lifes busy scenes here below;
My race through this valley of sin is mos
Asa run.
And I'm almost ready to go.
Sleep gently my brother, until the grea
day, .5
When Christ and His angels shall come
When the trumpet's loud voice to al
sleepers shall say,
Awake now, arise from tomb!
EsTELLE.
RILLIAMsTowN, Va, Jan. 10th, 1863
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honey to her soul, and she carried in her
arm, precious burden. AS for Joe
Thompson, there was not man in all
that neighborhood who drank daily of a
more precious wine of life than he. An
angel had come to his house, disguised as
a sick helpless and miserable child, and
filled all its dry chambers with the sun
shine of love,
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Army Correspondelcs.
Fer the Spirit Of Democracy

Fer the Spirit of Democracy.
ALTON, ILLINoIs--Please iina repors
of the Hospital nth Regt. O. v. Efse
the month Of January 1863.
Remaining at last report 100
Number received in hospital %
Treated in quarters ID
-@-.
( Whole number treated $50
MoRrALIrr-C. F. Lowe, ConpapR r
Rubeola, January 1st.
James Mccall Co. HI. Variola, .Jaa-, ION.
James Dennis " B, Rubeola, . l3ehs
James Pardew H, Variola, lSIh.
William Morris" II, Vsriols, !" l61A.
g. 4. Mcknight Co. g, /" lea.
j. I'll. Arrick, K. Rcmittsnt "a.
yer, January 10th.
Henry Kirkbride Co. G, Variola Jan. 19eh.
VIM. Farley Co. G, Consumption" l9th,
Thos. A. Gregg Co. X, Acute Rhsu-
matism january 2Ist.
j. Bumgardner Go. X, Variola Jan. 3end.
Whole number died IL.
ID. Is. MARKS.
Hospital Steward
77th Rcgt O. v. I.
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JOB PRINTING s

Executed with neatness and dispatch At TINS
Ozlos. and at reasonable prices.
, 1863-04-06
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET

SATURDAY EVENING, April i, 1868.
FRE1GHTs-Quiet. To BUFFALO Northwest,
Provisions Market quiet but firm. Sales ::
50 brls Mess Pork at $1AC0; 60 trce sweet picked
Hams at e: 10 tres do At 6Hc: $1,000 lbs country.
bulk shondcre. packed At 4c; 80 tres country Leaf
Lard at 1oc; 1o5tre White Grcase at s4c; 80 tres
Mixed at Sc.
TALLoW-1n tai., demand at ex01oc.
NgdIERHln !; : sar demand and firm at aoa3esc.
an W sales s'Tso% Wsfs ia
brls choice Winter extras at $3.50. 10'
,WHEA1T-;Receised, = ;s2i bn. Market xG1c
at $l21: 17,o0O bu No Spring (ac etorase] al
$l.ss 100 bu do at s1.2'; 1.O0 bn do &C storase)
at s.1s: 400 bn DO Ac storaee} at sl.i9K ao.605
spring &c soraec) at s1O7K 500 bu do ut sl .07;
siss; 1sSo ba DO si s 81 S Do It Il Il I.
higher. Sales, 50D bu River White Mixed ndoat
at Sic; s0,000 hu Mixed Corn in store (4c storaeel
q - dSc j. oeo bn do at i::sc; T5Go9 bu do at 4c;
:6 s9e Or 90 &c sterasc)at eoc 12oo bu do at 49Kc;
oAT[Reccised, 9.o1s bu. Market drm and
a. tire, at full prices Sales were, 4500 bu No. t. in
g g. s'es'Es3 e J at @ Ses y go b % :: &
% IL stc~ ~ags) ~ 4 S6sc 1o'oo' ba do at 56&e;
u SyReesi. 1s os b. ,;.:f Market quiet. sales
H1GHWNEs-Maskct less active Sales 80
ALcono1-Eominal at sa2ss Z T L. gnslons; !. & os
LAA SEEp2nlff1 S6ec ssa aasteIs Sales
~ n S5ia skEbMaskct firm, but iu. tive.
EEASs-A ensheis go good At sa.s:H: :; '
6fR1 f6fTRTMhla:esd eI15 atssdde1lprsrs mark
, 1863-04-06
MARINE intelligence,
DISASTERS on LAKE fHTCEH-
lEAN.


eral disasters the cast shore Of Lake Michigan,
during the recent high Winds
The schooner Farmer WAS espsizcd Oft New
Buffalo, and nil hands nre enid to be lost. Her
crew consisted Of four or 1--WE men, and there wezc
one OF two ether persons on board besides. She
was small vessel, Engaged in the lumber trade,
and Eaa not considered very valuable.
The schooner Helen Kent lie ashore about
eight miles above kalamazoo River, and it Is
thought she will prove totalloss. Hercrew were
saved.
The schooner Muekcgon Is also ashore near
Michigan City. No particulars.
- The vessel in distress, OIL Michigan CITY, (no.
ticcd in yesterdays Tn1suHz,) is supposed to be
the schooner Pcreia-
The schooncra Titan and y. G. Morcy have
cleared from Detroit for this city. The former
will call at Saginaw for cargo Of salt, while the
latter will load with lumber at Green Bay.
The May Queen arrived ut Detroit, from
Cleveland, on the morning Of the Sd inst, and re-
ports that a schooner. name unknown, rot into
the ice, and the crew, fearing abe would drift On
thc rocke launched her boat orcr the ice by drag
ging and left the vessel to take caro- Of herself,
which she did, by keeping of shore.
The propeller R. Foss, which left this port Last
summer for Buffalo, to be nscd a. floating elera-
~, 10, Seen cold to the Messrs. Stu.ges for
*2e,Oeo. She will continue in the came service the
coming season.
, 1863-04-06


greatly improved Fi1tc'er At the store Of j,
+. Cross 50 State street. Every Fiiterer to
"o,A perlee'ls. shous" " clc'nscd anu re-
paeA'u s.'s'.l .''''. " y'A.' a'a 'lc improve
Alsn' ~ ,A.s =: .'r s','s1, W eo,.s'ruc1ioo'
cm.. - ,.,.'..:n.. ~ N'''s "ithoul i'1oie
!'t''''s, '"" ."s .'A"t's sA4eise Ill heelah5 IL
...,;,,;nr ,,,n - 49, ~oa''',y' .n.l.,,
s,a;ncut ,n1 does II. ror1, aM,n,naun ~
----N -.
The Ninth Vermont Gone.
Recent orders from the War Departmental
Cen. Ammen, commanding at Camp Douglas,
foF thc shipment Of all the rebel prisoners
eonhned III this camp, via baltimore to City
folnt, Va, for exchange, neccssitated the de-
paFture Of some one Of the Federal regiments
quartercd here to act MS n guard, in their
transportation and to see them safely trans
tef1ed into the hands Of the Confederate Gov
cfnment. ihe yin vermont regiment was ac-
.alleo 'ot 'nfs PURPOSE, t"o c1mpan'es lcaV
@ fc6 n,,saanrs sn1 ererv srcceaaiaa< ~ 1otns
.,;, rr;aau Tho co1nra, o,a etsr.
;aa,- ~, tha p;,tsbu-v and Eo,t r.. leit ri
t;no-. sh;nn;nr there "a. ~, nasne 10 BAL
, 1863-04-06
mAnKETs BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, april il4.-CorroS-Dull, heavy and
lower at 71Gt.3c.
FIora-& -&oderate-market generally without
material change.
WnIsKY-Dull at 466f47c.
WHEAT-Quict and very fitn,-scarccly enough
doing to establish prices. Nominal quotations are
s14s1.l Il? for spring: $1.7O6t1Ti for winter rcd
and amber western. Sales OF winter red western
at S1s01lt.f3. Market rather more dropping III
corn, and 10 decided change in prizes. Oats mode
rate and higher at 6aiaS7c.
GEccERIEs-Cofee dull; Jamaica Sic, Sugar
quiet and standing at o1YG111c for New Orleans :
NC for Porto Rico. aud by auction, 125 hls New
Orleans at :la1@1a7sc. ofolaescs quiet: Porto Rico
1t hse, and by auction, a50 lhls New Orleans ut 43
GiG56
rEoy1s,oSs-Pork steady and fair business
doing. Beet more active. Prime mcss beef dull
and nominal. Beef hams moderate Bacon sides
dull Lard less active, but prices arc without ma
tprj:t1 c1rlnyr 1880
, 1863-04-06

eLEARED...... April 4.
Prop J. .'eye'and; Reed. osdensburgh, 1000 br
BARK Pacific. Home, Pcusaakec, sundrics,
Bark Cherubueco. Chanlber'in, oconto, eunlries.
Bark Gen Franz sigel, Hall, Buffalo, ao005 bu
Bark Naomi. Hail. Buffalo, ao.5oo bu com.
Park Orphan Boy. Morrison. Bufslo. % 900 bn corr
Bark Il G Winslow, Rumage, Buffalo, 2i,1oo bu
Bark Golden Fleece, Wood, Bnaa1o, s4,4a5 bu
Bark ocean Wave, 1ngraham, Kingston, u, 400 bu
Brig Mechanic Collins. Buffalo, Is GOO bu corn.
schr Reciprocity, Day, osdensbufEh, $1,000 bu
sehr Barbarian, Valentine, oswego, 1855 bu
schr Eric, Larson. Aanitovoc, soobn corn.
sch1 Kitty Grant Teed. White Lake. e. spndrea u Ga'
schr Minos Mitchell, Gamble, Bailey's Ha1bor,
schr Archie, Haii. milwaukee,.
Schr GnIde, Robbins, St Joseph.
sehr WesteheStsr: Mather, Grand Haven.
Sehr Barney Eaton, Welsh. Sand Bay.
Sehr 3 y Gates, Reddlcl. Sand B.y.
Schr odlns Doherty, Mnnitowoc.
Schr Transit. Hoas. Manitowoc.
schr Speed, Reid. Ccntefyi11c.
Schr Blaekhawk, Hinton, Certerville.
Schr Rand, Mckay, Centerville. -.
sehE e Dausman, Harrington. Kingston, 1850
sehr WINS q the Wind, Todd. Kingston, 1900
schr Ellen Williams, Poncsoy, Buffalo, 17,s75 bu
schr = Don, childs. Bnfalo. Is, 80 bu wheat.
sehr a'nry nsy.t Collins Dickson Buffalo 1880 bu
sshF sshF SRh;sS R;eSs SaTge1 Buffalo 1eeoo sa Wheat
Sehr Sea Bird, Hutchieon, Bnfalo. 1850 bu corn.
sehr Three Bells, Davidson. Buffalo, 1a,43 bu
, 1863-04-06

THE CANAL CoSyES11os.-Thc Board OF
Trade, Saturday morning, adopted a rcsoIu-
tion asking the Common Council to make an
appropriation Of ten thousand dollars to meet
the necessities Of the Canal Convention.
, 1863-04-06
New York Dry Goods Market.
From the N. Y. Inf1epentlent od1

The market remains very dull, and prices very
unsettled, owing to the great fail in the premium
on gold and the uncertainty felt as to the fi-
tHrt condition OF the gold market and the cur
rcncy. There are a good number Of country
dealers in town. but they buy very sparin-ly,
holding off in exrectatonof lower prices. Some
Of the etocks held by Spectators are offering
at auction. Manufacturers arc hesitatins
abont continuing full productions. even on the
recently reduced scale, until full takes place in the
raw material Prints arc inactive in frat hands.
The reduction in price ie one cent with n further
reduction in prospect. Large sales By auction are
announced which will test the market Ginghams are
lower as well as stripes and dtills Staple cottons
have declined with but few Gales ut the decInc-al9
dealers looking for great coming change In the
market: WooEen goods also feel the Influence of
fall in the gold urkct, though wool is 1rmer than
raw cotton. There is a superabundance ofs1k mix
have much declined Spring styles arc selling mod
eratcly. while holders DO not rclieh the prospect OF
any stock being left over 1T the close Of the season
with falling market III prospect. Heavy goods
are In demand for the California market. The stock
OF fsatinrts is accrmulatins And prices declining.
Doeskirs arc dull, but tho stock is limited and
prices steady. Flannes are steady There Is little
doing i'll printed delaincs, and prices lower we can
not qluteaiIy reliable prices as they arc SO neer-
tain.tcnding downwards The foreign goods market
If espe cAlly affected By the state Of exchange, and
gold markets. The iniportations are light for the
week. British goods have been sold at anction at
SaxonY d1ess goods are offered lower without buy
cte: Dress silks are quiet except for blacks and
millinery colore, which are firm. Ribbons are sell
ling freely ut auction. Shawls are Inactive. ANY
permanent decline in gold will increase the i'm
pGItltiOns largely In the coming months.
, 1863-04-06

Cincinnati Market.
Especial Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.1
CINCINNATI, April s, 1868.
NA1sET-ln fair demand, and the market firm,
Sales Of 100 hrls at a3i31sc, the latter rate for
wagon,
Pnor1sfoSs-Therc i5 no inquiry OF importance,
and we didn't hear Of aale worthy Of note. Primo
country lard was offered ut 10c.
, 1863-04-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
THE N1ONEX MARKET.

SATURDAY EyEsISu. April a. 1868.
In the opening gold contest this morning in New
York, the Bulls had the advantage md maintained
II until the cloee Of the rrst board. The quota
ton commenced at 154h and did not ribratc un-
til the cloEc. Old Demand Notes same as gold
Dealers here paid from 1872 to 154 for gold and the
fame for the old notes. Silver we quote at
42l45.
The exchange market remains firm at Il buging;
Il aeiling.
M1LwAuKrE-Thc Sentinel Of this morning has
The following:
Gold fuctuated from g. to 544 in New York
yesterday. and according to our dispatches Of Inst
est ming closed steady at6sA AGA. The opening rate
at the first board was IS. Here 50 per cent. prcmi-
um was the ruling price for gold, aud 35ls 10 for
silver, and the amount offered foE sale was rather
more liberal than usual. Old demand notes
brought the came premium as gold, and new 4,
ceiling at n.
Exchange was rather more plenty and the banks
not disposed to take abore par. The selling rate
was y prem. Currency continues scarce.
, 1863-04-06

s1eal Union, finding their present apart.
nent unsuitcd to their rapid growth
and Increase OF numbers have taken
five years. lease of the upper floor
Of the Methodist Church Block, lately
occupied by SloaA's Commercial College.
Neare glad to note the continued prosperity
Of this excellent society.
tE The Mass Meeting Of Unconditional
Union men Of Chicago on next Thursday
evening, at Bryan Hall, called by the resolu-
tions Of the Common Council, vetoed by
Mayor Sherman at the instigation of the Cop
pcrhead politicians, promises to be the 1arg.
est public gathering that has cscr been seen
in this city. Arrangements arc making to
procure the services Of the very best sneakers
in tie country. Copperhcadism may ,eto
Union resolutions, but Tue people will ratify
them.
THoAsoS's SEw DINING RooMs.-Nr. 8.
II. Thomson, who has for SO many wears, and
so successfully, catered to the taste Of the
public, has removed his Dining Rooms to
= Dearborn street, just south of Mccormick
Block. Mr. Thomson has spared no pains in
fitting up his new quarters in manner bctit-
ling the increase Of patronage extended by a
discriminating public to the leading rcstau-
rant in the city. The Ladies' Dining Room
ae well us that for gentlemen, arc handsomely
finished and furnished, and has two cntran-
ccs. one from Dearborn street, another
from the alley at the south end of the block
lie rc.opcns on Monday, the 9th, when he In
yites the patronage Of all his old customers.
BULLOCK BnoTnERs.-Wc art glad 10 learn
TINT the young firm Of Bullock Brothers, 43
Clark street, dealers in boots and shoes, are
doing an extensive and profitable business in
their line The secret Of this is the fact that
their stock is immense, carefully assorted and
| disposed Of at rates suiting the means of all,
. Tie larger part Of their stock is manufactured
expressly at their order, and, therefore, can be
warranted By 1nc seller. The very best boots
and shoes in the market may be found upon
their shelves, and purchasers will consult
their interest By calling as abore. We arc
pleased to note the success ofthis young firm
success which is warranted by shre~d busi-
ness sagacity, attention to the wants Of GUS
toners and honorable dealing with all
NEITHER NEAT NOR DR1SE.-To the pco-
pic OF Chicago 1t is vel! known that that great
artesy Of dlthiness, The Chicago River, in all
Its branches, not only infects tho atmosphc1c
with impurities, but adds said. of a kind
neither hcalthfal nor agreeable to tho water we
drink, and o remedy is loudly called for. Tim
| only practical and cfiectuM remedy within tho
! reach Of MI is separator or Filterer, BY which
the impure matter may be readily removed
from, the water, leaving it pure and refreshing
Such macainc may hc lyurd In nen and
, 1863-04-06

pcnmnnship.
Tro,s Thomas E. HILL the distinguished teacher
puilfean. - just closing his second term Of les.
sons in that I, >wn. having had in each Glass; over
one hundred &C. .'o'a.s An our exchanges from
that section epcak OF hs Fnesess &C. IN making good
kewaunee abont the sth Of april.
ELEcTnrc1rT.--Dr. Irons H. Is culed; and IS now
which hare been looked upon us ir urable parttGu-
a'ly fhose distressing complaints p. enlat so me
female Call on him and have your case examined
Hr makes no charge for consultation.
After an electrical examination be will e,n 7ran-
tee cure when desired
oface, 10. in bank building, IL and 4G LasaIc
ml31 81 cod
, 1863-04-06

PERsoSA1.-Maj. Gen. Hamilton, Jason
Parker, Buffalo; lion. Jas. Young, Montreal;
n. Jewell, Esq, Hartford; Chas. L. Hancock
and G. n. Gerr1sh Of Boston, and E. C. In-
gcTsol1 Of Peoria, are at the Sherman House.
Ho! FOR BCFF1o.-A number Of vessels
cleared at the Custom House Saturday morn
ing for Buffalo. Among the first on the list
n1ethc bark Naomi, brig Mechanic, schooners
Syracuse, John II. Drake aud VIM. o. Brown,
with cargoes amounting, in the aggregate, to
$1,000 bushels Of corn.
Arro1STMEsT.-Henry ". Bishop, jy.,
OF the well known law firm Of Thompson &
Bishop, was On Saturday appointed Master in
Chanccry for the United States Circuit Court.
Mr.. Bishop is one Of the most popular young
lawyers of the city, and his appointment will
be received with great satisfaction by the
members Of the bar and the community.
PATRIOTIC GESEKos1rr.-The following
shows What ono Of our leading Railroads is
doing for the good Of our soldiers in the field
The Illinois Central RolIroad Company trans-
ported, free Of charge, during the month Of
March large amount OF Sanitary stores, the
regular freight on which would have amount
Cd 10 $780,
DlSSERs FOR BUSINESS MEs.-The ladies
Of the Church OF the Ascension, on the North
Side, intend to give three dinners at Bryan
HALL OH the 18Th, 18th and 18th iusts., for the
benefit Of the Treasury of their Church. Tue
enterprise manifested by this congregation is
c"nancn1able, and VIC hope TO sec their efforts
| receive a hearty response from those who dine
down town.
E- Capt. J. G. Philips battery paraded
through the city Saturday morning. The
guns ase six in number, James ritled six
/ FOUNDERS, and the horses, thu full complement
Of which Las just been furnished by the Gov
crnnlent, are hardy, fine looking animals. 4
few more men arc wanted TO complete the
maximum number, and then, husra for q trip
to Dixie, and fight,
TAx uPoS ADyEnTIsRMESTs.-T follow
ing is the valuation and internal Revenue Tax
upon the advertisements Of tho daily papers
tf this city for the months of December, 'U:,
nj frr,
, 1863-04-06

TIE CLERICAL lslBRoo11o.-The counsel
for both the parties to the Chancery suit
in the Superior Court, of Haser VS.. White
house, ct. al, having pressed the Court
for decision On the bill as fled, Chief
Justice Wilson delivered on Saturday the
opinion Of the Judges In 1ane. The injunc-
ton is dissolved, aud 1t is expected that
tie ecclesiastical trial Will commence, as has
been previously announced, ut Joliet, on
Tuesday next.
, 1863-04-06
DrS. II. d =. Efuntcr, Physlcfanx for
Affections of the T11roat and Lungs

tFF1cE S32 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
ChienEo TO 4 close, and being about to return to
New York, would intimate to those who haze not
hcen able to consult him, aud who dcsire to avail
themselves Of his practice, that they can do 80 by
communicating with tho New York Office, as above,
although il is always more desirable to see the pa-
sients personally, when that is practicable. Yet
TN Lungs have been effected where II was not pos
eihlc to see the paticnt. Some now .rsi.iin, in
Chicago. nthca II the enjoyment Of good health, were
under the old routine practice. As Dr. Z. Is aware
hat many are disappointed by his necessary :cturn
TO Mcw n0rK Kdnsa nc desms thls notice adv1eabe.
ehefman House. Ch.eago, An--,il 4, 1863
Ninth Ward.
There will he a meeting Of the Union men Of the
Hotel, (lluIl's Head) at witch thc friends Of the
Union aEtt the Administration are cordially invi-
ted to BE- Present. By order Of the Ward Exccu-
tiFc Committee.
P. LE7z, Chairman.
LESrRlEs OF THE SEAsoS.-Mil Pond oysters in
chowdet clam chowdcr, and fro:, chowdcr, pig.
cons, snife, and French coffee served up to-day It
Ambrose i Jackton's, 91 Clark street. ap33t
TcHAcco SEEp.-James Duffy, 81 Clark street,
has tohacco seed Of superior quality on hand. In
sufficient quantities to supply I'LL demands. Or
! care box 551, Chicago. ap2-6td-1tw
~ r. T. 1aebJ. e3 kauGoph street, is selling
Paprr Hnnsinss at less than New York prices, at
Wholesale and retail. Ina1-1n
W Paper Hanginge. wholesale and retail
Largest stock in the city at CHASE & CO.'S, 1o9
Randolph street, mI-tm,
~ For Kerosene Lamps. Lanterns and Oi1
also Hcnzole-in fact everything pertaining to the
trade. buy Of n. F. Merrill, IS Randolph street.
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