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, 1865-04-08

Editose Chicago Tribune:
Your correspondent "Expesience in his yes.
iefday's article on pa1ements, fell into several
,x very serious errors q mstatemcnts relating to
He says The Nfcolson pavement has heen re-
5ssted IT, Boston New Tofk rhlaaelph,a snd
either New York Or Philadelphia. ii has never
BEEN fe]ecsed in single city on the contrary 1t
L. coming into large an1 almost exclusive use in
where the high price Of lumber, aud The cheap.
ness and excellence Of the Stone make a strong
argument Tor stone pavenents, and have prevent
Cd the use Of the wood.
Secondly. 1t Is not more costly than the best
stone pavement, but has usually been l1d al about
Thirdly. The Eico1sou is guile as durable as
proved .py the present condition Of ill.,
pavemcnts On central Avenue aud
South Water streets. near toe Central Depot.
The two pavemcnts were laid in tho same FEAR,
ard have been Subjected to the came heavy travel.
wood.
The stone pavement on Lasalle street, spokea Of
BY Jour CORES pondent is almost as much out Of
The wsy or heavy traffic us 1t would hare been on
The top Of the Court House, and is IN fair stale
Of preservation.
Fourtbly, Your correspondent complains of un-
Whclcsome c1halafton and increase nf mortality
where the Nicholson pavement Is used. Let the
che emist answer him: '
d.. 4. 4. Hayes, and eminent chemist, and for
M Neoson hus tic use 81 tss Sasa slum,n.
ous comporttton. or masrlc, the durability OF the
wood is preserved, the masses ncconInr hardened
BY iDpregnnt|on. 80 that exhalations from rot arc
NOT present Indeed the y3pDrs which might ex-
bale under the rays OF the sun are those which
1euttnlize m!nsnata, II cxlsttn: in the alr.' And
Of; G. = jackson, holding the game position,
itasy mean= wherever 1t l. extensively emplo, &C.
SAMUEL S. GREELEr.
, 1865-04-08

LIE primary elections yesterday pared off
quietly, resulting IN The selection Of the dele
and candidates named below
The lion will be held at Me.rono1;t, m
Hall this afternoon at 2 o'clock, On which ocra,-
ion candidates Will be nominated to be sunno,..
by The Republican voters at the en-utne rnnt,
rpai election. to be held on the 18th inst for Ii,
following offices:
Mayor.
Commissioner OF the Board of Public worts
City Treasurer.
ClcrE Of the Police Court,
The following is the list Of delegates:
DELEGATES.
F1asT WAuD--Ben. Il. Skinner, d. Ksesfpes.
Sohn Phtt1pe, Geo. ". Gage, J. r. D,lcY, e. r
SahtsSo a'es!s VT. K;ss Kh;1enezss a n 6 sen9osy. G
clarl deib. j. E. Quinn, t. B, Aiard. Aia l. fn4'"'
Eor AtdtTwqn- -Joshua g. .kuickerbocker.
sEeoan WAaD-Ambroee Burnh,n, L. D. ons,
Ham, Frederick Hartmann. Il. W.Lssyttt, ALieo-
cnstein, VIM. Bailey, A: $. Reynolds, I. Heft1ch.
For AhdTMda-HWn- 2. Carter.
THIRD WAnD--F. D. Gray. Il. j. Bonson, Otto
AuseEs. n. Morrison. Geo. Elneecker, John Nc
Gl9nes, y. Peter Wo!f, cbas. Buz5y, a Herr, I'm.
Eor 4ldtT1nan- G. Wicker.
For cosstdote-Morris D. Broadway.
,.,u ,FouETn %A1n.@A. ]. 0a!laMas. a. G: Cal
Eberlne. Thomas n ois., wn opslnc +. coms9ocR <
Geo. scoville. Samuel McRoy.
For Adernaan-a. II. Wilmarth.
FIFTH wAED.-P. r. Roanot, G. F. Kolbs,
Joseph Hoger.
F$r f$r a,@stsGa1!So taa@s;aSs-1So 4sao4t3 TsRaftt3'
s1x7n WARp.-Ghas. i.etz, VIM. Metzscs, B.
G. GIL, Wm. Rueh1, Jonathan CLARK.
For Aide7naa. Alfred Psrdoe.
Far fHHS{fhsS.-FFe6 WFnnzy1nrn
SEVENTH WAnD.-Geo. Hcnrtt c. Tegtmeyer
Dr.. Macaifster, John Schank, Richard CIa-k, F.
kollman, J. J. Gillespie, Charles Ludding, 7. F.
TSr Alde,aan,AveEstoore.
JOHN F. P.;iiel. i {. F!Isbie. a''' ''S'' A1A
fEsr E Akl..snaa-M; J, Ff,soie.
ne'6eid. san. McCo1ter, Thon.s MeNam:sa, se r.
" Gatc.. Wm; schode, F. G. Brown, George
For Aldt,n7an-Mancei Ta1cott
Tes4n W4aD-e. s4Ss Z. nolden. hds Conrad rurst VI.
Lane, Klonzo sn,dcr. Z. 4. Aiken. D. Lochbiaier,
Z: w; Bohannan. Sanford johnson, Simeon
for Alatrmen- Edmund Bl1by..
For tonstalse-Jocl Lnll.
E1EyExm WAED-uenry Sweet William
Zsehocke, Robt. TarTant, Theo. Van 1oilen,
s saat hes1; Rsa ae;t i ?sRS sea Mpao Si1s ossn % @
thorpe.
.F5r .Ald<sman-s. I. Rnase1l.
For Constab.e-joseph 3. Sits. ..
TwHF1u WAHp.-S. #. Hnntley. C. Harzch,
g. $: Potter, J. shonewald, J. Baumgnzten, L.
For Contradictions Ilerbst-
Folz, Mn: Iiedlsi, John rishtez. Gas. F. fs Fee,
s1 Eer eaaasjS 1aastesEEE,eho1ss a1GaoES3s D9le:.
, 1865-04-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOL ND-Piekcd up il ny office,
a SUM OF money: Thu oxre- can !l:.ye 1t by nroy
lnS Sns;:16G hSS Giain "af H. EASD Tribune oitice
FOUND-On State street, \ bunch
.s. q hTe Keys. Apply at cH. BIGGs, 81 sta,e.st.
, 1865-04-08
RELIGIOUS XNTELL3EEyCE

The iol'owins religious services will be held on
the ensuing Sabbath:
First II. E.. Church, southeast corner OF
Clark and Warrington streets. Services at l0:3 ,
and $3.50, conducted BY the pastor. Rev. G. II.
Christi
The West Indians street II. E. Church will hold
rc1irions services morning and evening at 1880
AID $50 O'Clock In the Lutheran Church, corner
Of Peo1ia and West Indiana streets, until the new
church ia completed.
First United Presbyterian Church, Green strect
between Madison and Monroe, Rev. ". c. Jack
son, PASTOR Services Tomorrow At l04 1. N. and
II p.D.
-Kev. Nj. McNory will preach In the Second
United Presbyterian Church (Twenty-funtth
street betNccu Michigan and Indlsna ayenues) At
SPIN. -
South Congregational Church, corner Of cala-
met avenne and Twcnty-stxth street. Service. ut
~. Sermon By. Prof. HaFen Of the Chicago
ThepI oRlcal Seminary.
The congregation Of Christ Church are remind.
ed that on Sunday. Apn1 9th, and Easter Suadly,
ApE 18th. the service will be at 10i In instead
oi the afternoon as heretofore The Sacrame mt OF
Adult Bapuem will be adminsstered on Sunday
forenoon. April 9th. The Bishop Of tbs Diocese
will visit the parish and hold Combination on
Good Friday. April 14th, at 10} l. m.-Rey. C. E.
Cheney. KeEtAr.
, 1865-04-08

from the Sanitary Commission; sboul .er Of
= n, iron friend; pail Of milk, from Mrs.
Werner; VIZ : barrels q cabbage, from 49, West
{ ON the Christian Commission; Mrs. Robert
foss, one baf bushel Of pickles; Mr. John Foss,
basket Of onions: ! wagon load OF cabbage,
Pollard; 3b.rrels ofycectables, from the Oswego
S''Edlers' Aid Society; John Phillips, barrels of
aonr; f DsyA allsn e 4 Co., sl9.: more sympathy
. Youpg, S25; Jonathan Burr, si03; Ho'!iater 4
Eonng men; s.; J. 7. Dunham, barrel Of susar;
It.nd,le, go; NJ: Ballertiae, IS; h. j. ! B. 1.
HIueh, barrel Of pork; Culbestson 8 Bloir,
barrel Of pork; Unity Caurch Society, 500; Vis1-
tors to the HoEe, 81; Sanitary con,Ilssi "a, bed
gown; Mrs. j. V. Parker, coat, i psIr Of nsnts.
3 shirts and one veet; Go.s & Phillips, ss5; Pro.
eeeds 81 az eaMss.talnment M By the Etst Prcsbyte.
f1aa Ghn1c9, , sSg s5 cents; Ms Is;
chle1s; first Baptist Church, II gallons pickles;
Mrs. Ahwsy jar OF sour krant; First Freubyte-
,ian chnqrSh ~ loavss Of e.ke jars plckls,,5
=. q Mn1doshs rssdins. Ss5l6o; Aid Society OF
Home, donated by Jul1us Bauer; collected By
{2l; L. Broydua i Sons. l case ofleuy, IS: G. c.
Garner, btl ol wtnts wheat 1our, $1t; Warner &
Goqdy, clo'hes basket, f.; Pollard & Doane,3
per II sio; cRas Gta t. r. A5be; csa
Burley 4 Tyrzell. s.; Huntingdon Bros, S;
Ffanklin 6 Gilmore, sc. Covell, 81; P. ScanttleE,
G: Cook, SIS; G b. Sawyer, si01; /. i. fdeson,
$1oi =: W: Williamson. "a; ]. Mctsee, IS; d. ".
May. -; z. E. Deckwlth. $40; G s. Ingraaam,
-; ". n. sczanny, IS; 4. .HW. Savage. f2; Ed.
Grsy, IS; =. Keith, Si0; r. Cooke, so; Il. 8.
WIlmtEth, S:; g. Dunbar, IS; ~ D. Harris, IS;
J. 7: scammon, $500; F. Gaylord, SO; F. Letz,
IS; g: A. Smith, s.; j. GilchEist, IS; B. c. TEX
nor, IS; s. Stephenson, 8: c. D. Austin, Is;
yas. 9 MGki9dIey, s.; Mn. Capt: Phillips $40; A.
3, Fiske, *100; Gage & Drake, So; Fiande1s &
g., s25; G. Lftz, 81. a; I. Blask4ll, 5lo; j.
d. Iltt1e, *5; John Elliot, ss5; c. Richmond, s..
pickles, from AID Society, WhltsW.ter, WIS.
, 1865-04-08

Cool AT1ExrT AT FRACp.-Tes:erday NOR
ming youth walked into tho office Of John r.
Campbell, broker, On Dearborn street. ant hand
ed that gentleman a note which read thus:
John P Campbell, Esq:
DKAR SIH-'Au 3ou accommodate me with
s. 500 United States currency, redeemable during
bunk hour. Yours, &C., JAMES Bo1D,
April :. 1865.
Mr- Campbell read the note aud then looked at
the me essrngeri read the note again. and once
more looked at The youth. He did not feel GER
t.an that It IVES not Mr. Boyd's signature, bul
there waa eomething about II which did not feel
young man that Mr. Boyd con1d hare the money
II he would come for 1t himself when the bearer
Of the lote t' smelled q mice" himself aud ieit
the Office, before he could be arrested. The note
was 4 forgery.
, 1865-04-08
Cobb, PEitchard & Co. hayc received the
new cditton Of the United States DI:pcnsato,y.
sp9p9.7-1t.

t7cere done, sphka Ills DONE
IhtH Taptre utl7 rUere done qui:k{y''
Why su5cr on for weeks aud months,
The horrors OF DJepepuc panss,
Or live martyr unto aeadache dire,
Or tght With Ague, pulIness, Vertigo,
And all the pains the human stomach bears.
When PLANTATION B1rTERs Will afford relief
Speedy md permanent. And more,
They are the pleasa1'est medicine
Tkat suffering man hath evef swallowed.
Their cures ufe quick and permanent as quick
Then cutter not, but instantly procure
4 bottle Of PLANTATION BlrrEns: and thy cheek
shal! hear asnln the rosy tint OF hcaith,
And life be merry as marriage bell.
nnE.nA2n-1t
, 1865-04-08

tspeci.l Dispatch to the chi'szo Trinane.l
MILWAUKEE,. Aprt17.
GHArH-whest wcse active and trndint d"wa Esrd.
Narket this q. H. Sl.ca910; on 'Cnanga 81 oSol.97.
Sales 50 eco bushels Nosht1g doing In othsr articles
Yh, ri nsrxetas the revhau this evening nsn #.
SslcE 81 COO tu. 1t $1.07aa.n.
, 1865-04-08

No Event Of The Season. (uuless II be
the capture Of Richmond and tie surrender OF
Lees srmy,) has created 80 great a sensation as
the great sale insugurated by c. II. Dunn & Co.,
stock being sold for 81 each regardless Of cost or
voiue. The following parties were anouc the
many znceessfat purchasers yesterday: Dr. J. H.:
Shaw, 155 South Clark etteet got splendid piano.
Hale !; Co.'s make, v1lue. <i75: Il. Hovett, los
Clark street, silver pitcher, *a0.0n; N. Franceu.
Larahee et1eet, revolving castor, sis; Col. D. 0.
Jamca, syca9ore, H., Gu tor, sis; Peter W1ner,
corner North Avenue and sedewlck, hunting
case watch, S35; Il. Baker. Stoughton, Wis,
tple1 did album 80, John Green, 2si Superior
street, tine engraving, S. apS ,p959-lt
, 1865-04-08

Let every one respond sud Chicago will give
her Sl0.t1c- The Christian Commission have be-.
tween 200 and 500 delegates now on the field, with
wagons and stores. mfniatertng to the wounded.
The men who would not give to aid this work,
ought not 10 be permitted to rejoice over the
capture OF Lee and the ba4ance Of his army,
, 1865-04-08
VIVA YOCE VOTING In TIRE CpN.
VRN1lUNs

this md other sates, and elicit raty lcste.s, ac
fompauted hy naun'e "t subeerihers-.ome Of the
letters contain:pg twenty or more names"
, 1865-04-08
Paper Hangings, Painting, CalcImlulng an
Glazing, at T. E. Idgby's, 50 Randolph street.
NH fllt-k2sY91m

Go to the Bsst.-Go to Bryant & Strattona
Chicago Commercial College to get q thorough,
practical business education. OF TO become good
Telegraph Operator. Address (enc1osing stan1ps)
Tor circulars, BRrAsT & S@STnArToN, Chicago, III.
, 1865-04-08
Illinois md Michigan Canal.
Especial D. .spatch 10 the Chicsgo Tribunal
DR1pGKroRT, April 6-1 n. m.


CLEARED.
Terror. st. Loui,. as,0c5 nlumber.3 Co shlnges Sc
plckets-
Rorvay, It. Louis o9.roo n lumber. .. .
9laacoE. ST. Louis. lc It umoer, 1oo 900 shingles.
y. Merriam ST. Louis, 1,o7o,s21 Il 1unbr, 4e;yoI
atfnEles.
Wing and TiuS, joliet. 43oo bn corn.
Fc1fcss L"ckpprt, 1,000 bQ corn, Ills br,a dorr.
Osx Leaf Juliet, $ S; bu corn.
Mkpl* Leaf, Jo let, 5, 900 M corn.
Kocket, Loci p IT, 5,st0 eu corn. SO NJ butter.
Ityektcator. Lement, Is eds 1ubnle stote, 200 Il d.
-m pt1on s.onf. -~.,
Advance Lemonr, GO yds !unhle stone u II dtme.aon
" s. Euruee % 1ds rnhble stone.
Tt1ll. LockpoIt, lfEtr.
BK1Do1PoRT. April 7-9p.u.
CtLAhED.
Rocket. Lockrort. 1863 bu wheat.
Wig nd Wing.
O.kIes:, Joliet.
Eclipse. Joliet.
E.G LOOMS, Leuoons. % yoa rub51e stone.
luvea,iessor, Ltrpons, 30 ida ruhpir stone.
r. Nol thrup. prison % ds pie asone.
oa6srd, Joliet. 5.oo3 nu csts.
, 1865-04-08
THE s;s:.

C1rY ATToExKT--We understand that D. D..
Duscoll, Eeq, IL a csndidste for City Attorney.
He would make good md efficient officer.
, 1865-04-08

ON Dir that Mrk. Mstteson IL about to return 10
Chicago. The nightingale. like Noah's dove, cau
ind no rret. and proposes to come back, not to
Ark, but to Chicago.
, 1865-04-08

F1Rsf WAKn DE1taATEa+-The delegat.- 70 the
Convention fom the First Ward are requested 10
meet at Parlor No. T. fremont House, ut il O'Clock
this morning.
, 1865-04-08

Especial Dispatch TO the Chicsga TEtbune.1
81. LoC1s. April :. 1sE5.
TOBACCO -HeavJ. Green lugs &s.a684 50; factory
luss, Is xa6 TO; p.sntess'pu 81 1a01s IS: medium
do. $1A 0a17.e5 common manufacturing sal. S24.i5,
FLerR-F.rm. Super at Is 2s967s: sInEle extra
Inspected, $l12x; double extra. Il q; III. ected'
de-, double extra 1T - % p br1.
GAa1s-Whest drmer. Fair fall at s1s7k: good to
prime, $4s@150; el olce, S1.55: extra cboce Si6oR
bu. Corn Gull, Yellow ,7sc; mt1ed. 76c: white, Sic
choice white, SOC y bu. Osts unchanged. sslea at
CSC, Bye dull al &c. B.rley-Ssae At Il 50 z bu.
, 1865-04-08

C1TI LETTER DE11sEHT.-The following is a
statement Of the number Of letters and newspapers
delivered and COLLECTED in this city during the
two quarters cnaing Dec 81st, 1851, and M7rch
31ft 1885, The increase il large and still goes on
ut such rate that the exhibit Of the next quarter
viii probably be f1ffy per cent greater thsu the
their collection from the stree. boxes Ia growing
Immensely popular:
, 1865-04-08
THE PRIMARY RLErwosx

The Convention To-day OfRcos to be
TuIed-l4Ae Of 0eesgutea-Alder-
i. men and ConkIRbIes,
, 1865-04-08

B Bu1dsall's Arn,ca Liniment, an iafallble
cure for burns. Eca1ds, spra1ns, rheumatism, gun
shot wounds. paiss In the limbs and back, chill
hlains, sc. single application alsys the pain
fmily should Ia without 1t. For sale BY all drug
rfats f,.s7-m9 AIT
, 1865-04-08
Mtuey easy at 6 Fer cent on call.


AIbnny, Live StOck NlafKet.
[specIsl Dis. stch 10 the Chlcago Trbuce.l
ALBANY. AprIl7-
CATTLE Are hIetfz this week, the SUPPLY beisg
light It IL uot er,fond that the tcc Inc N New York
has ii drcsd meTe&tern trovsrs to no back thetr
stock along tie ROUTE and th- resat IL that on 500
r. I'd have arrived tonight Ptlcts are fal17 Hc
biz her. Sales OF ascrt 4eo prices ranging hon 90
1Sc
sHEFP-In far request. at 1fe11Hc.
EQGS-EGtl1lx dGlpe IN h:Es.
, 1865-04-08
T ARGE AND FINE COLLEC
- TON OF
OFT. p ATM TIM

AT AUCTION,
On WEDNESDAY. April, II. at 10 O'Clock L. Il auu
TX o'cItcz Pm,
At BUFFERS AUCTION ROOMS. corner OF Dear
bora snd Washington streets.
ri, ths;. sen !ar and nne collection Of valuable
VI r lot1nge consisting OF ure1 s00 nlec c,pectbY
attractive 10 Lovers 1t The lnc arts Among tnem are
Eome e1celent OtRin.l Patn'lns, besides copies b.
fLasp' an and Ater1ca1 aY.lxt.. F -
A pa1t 81 It CO iect1t 4 il f.om we'll Encwu New
fctk Gallery. tnh Fold IoF pccnGns the art1st..
bnt Dusseldorf patterns. The Fixtures AID Franz
Elil be rod Il egeiher.
Cal+ oguts kiu be ready on 2ondaY.
apep1c2.71 VIM, 4, BUFFERS T. co. Auct'rs,
, 1865-04-08

Soldiers Home and Rest-Oonatfons'
The following Is the list Of donations to the
soldiera' Rone and Rest for the month ending
april b, 1865:
Two esns OF cherries. from Mrs. s. B. Fa11iue-
ton psll Of pickles, from one not known; pail
oi pickles, from Mrs. Horn; box OF provisions,
from the Christian Commission: 2 bottles Of cat.
milk, basket OF pickles and Il heads OF cabbage,
from hrs. Eross barrels of bread. from Co. G,
1T Mlnncsota heavy artillery; z. Edmond, BAR
tary Commieeion: Mn. Hovsr6. psI Of sourkfsut;
cage, from Mrs. James Allen, OF Carey, McHenry
county, Ill; pickles, from Mrs. Tinkham; gal
Ions OF tpflE, rom Mr.. Obs; pounds Ut butter
, 1865-04-08

FuKERL.-The funeral Of the lats Hubert Fe1-
lows. Co. D, ssth Illinois infantry, formerly a
member OF the Chicago Typographical Union.
viii be held at Joliet At "a p. NJ. to.dav.
, 1865-04-08

Recruiting Yeaterday-Opfninn of Al
tofney General speed on the
subject Of Credits.
, 1865-04-08
aurtt0H 5aleB,
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE

DWELLING HOUSE AND DHoUsEHoLDF FUR
N1TURE
AT AUCTION,
On TUESDAY, april LIST 10 oc OCT, at 10. ID Ha11i.
son street. betWe State ii Get and " Aha avenue
1hc Dwt NrE htuse OF l!Ps.d ot ccDsaialr- PasIor,
Diht- I6oms kltcetn iur Chaue rs. Closets, Pan
uy, bstn3 Also, tmmeu{R'ey aft!r the sale the
Ike ling. the entire Household furniture,
uIfp5G2-6t ". {. yi1TEks t. CO., Aucts.
, 1865-04-08

Atlantic White Lead and Lfnsecd OIL
Co., Of New York, manufacturers ot-Pure Whito
Lead, etc.
Afro Lnseed OH, Raw, Boiled and Refined. For
Ealc BY Drnccizts md Dealers generally, and by
ROBERT COLGATE j. CO., CenerI1 agents, IS;
Pearl street. SeM York. marl2-p222.lY SSM
, 1865-04-08
Markets by Telegraph.


Especial Dispatch to the Western Associated Pres1t
Nrw YoEK. April 7-Atdnlght.
STOCKS.
This Stock Exchange ns8rset was very Btrpag
throughout the list with the exception OF Eric nnd
hi.her prices were made in most instances. There
was q general rash for stoc13 and large business
transacted. The najcr1ty OF the prominent brokers
on the "buli" SHE. and there IL resisting the
effect Of their combined action.
GovERN1RHIB.
Governments fontinue steady at yestcrdsys prices,
Though sales arc lot large. The news Of Sherdan's
great victory gave inc1ea7cd 1rm1ess.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Coal snd miscellaneous shares are Eener aysteaaY
Although not up to the h1ghes, point Of yesterday az
tc:toon.
The Geld zcarket optned ct 1so, bit fell to 1l1x
on the aoy1ces from Virginia. The Gold Boom doe.
rot fully credit the surrender OF Lee mud tae market
wss sis adler towsrd the close.
MONET.
Mtuey easy at ter cent on call.
rETRoLkrA.
Petroleum s.ocks Qu!et. Commonwealth, IS %; At
hnt!c. S2.s7; TACK. *c.1o; Chsrry Euu. Goc; Ger
msnla, tic; Nanhsttan, Soc; Rynd, s. 50; Dradlry,s
ss.f0; Excelsior, $i5Q: HeylTlcf, tssI2; Buchanan
Farm, *1es EnpLe City. se.m. Petroleum msrket
ou At Sic for crude; o2kc Tor refined In bond. aad
2tc Tor tree.
NEW YoHK, Ap-t17.
GR1lnEe1's Evening E1chsnge.-Goid, 149k New
yo.k Cchttal, 97&; Ests SIX; Hudson. 1ot; Eehdng,
1o1; Michigan tenus1, 102H; A'i:hlesn Southern,
6i3: n4neis Cfnt81, ,1o1k: F1ttsbusgt, SIX; Rock Is
land, g2x; Northwestern, 21x Northeastern pret'd,
81: Fort Wsyre, syH; Ohio and II ssissppi eerttn.
czt:s ~; Cumberland, 4ox: Quicksilver. 65H; Mari.
p1se. 1e4. Market active azd IRREGULAR.
, 1865-04-08

SanttAf3 SHTpI1c8 Rt Hlchmonds
The following dispatch was received by the
President Of the Northwe stern Sanitary Conris-
zion:
WASHINGTON, Apri! :, 1s65-4:so p. IN.
!" E. B. McCagg, President:
Agents and supplies had heen ptaccd at the dis.
posa Of our Inspector At City Point anticipating
the movement Of armies. Our wagons entered
tsaips Of onr forces. We have most ample cup
piles Of men and materl1t hoth at Rich cond, Ctr
Point and Petersburg and with the army tn puf-
kuit of Ice. These supplies are being continual
II reinforced. Every report made to us indicates
that our work Is being fully and efficiently car
1icd forward. ]. FOSTER JESKlSs.r
, 1865-04-08

Look! Look Mems Kip Boots, only s.;
Mems Shoes, only 75c to 81; Menf5 Slippers, only
only $40; Ladies' Morocco Shoes. only Sl.a5
Chiidren'e SHOES, only 1Cc; and ait other goods
at corresponding prices, at the Great Bankrupt
Sale, l3t South CLARK street, three doors north OF
MudisOn street. np7.p3t9-3t
, 1865-04-08

oUh 1n<Es The Farlor Theatrical. in aid
., tne SANITARY Fair, now being given at No. ag7
Ohio street, have proved most snccessfn1. 1.st
evening, *'onr T,mee," dram. OF the war w,s
rennesed With high degree Of artlstlc skill. 70
, 1865-04-08

AR' sHouF Of the SIKH Ward requests us to
say that the use made OF his name on THURSDAY
evening, BY Alderman Walsh, was entirely unan.
hoftzed, and that he Is not candidate for any
, 1865-04-08

During the past few days Chaplain Lea1d, from
Gen. Reynolds Department Western Arkansas,
has been in the city. endeayosing to interest tho
people IN behalf Of the refugee orphan children,
In tie region of Fort Smith, Ark. These ebll.
drcu nre orphans Of Union soldiers, who
have fallen in defense Of our country, or Union
1nen who hare been shot down because ofeympa.
Thy for the Union and lore for the "old Flag."
The mothers, through hardship, want and deep
afiction, have Lain down and died, leaving theit
help,ees children among enemies, to suffer ~ no
Other children hnvo ever suffered. We "a So
ctety hare I greed to do what We can for thelr
immediate relief Will not the cleEgymen OF the
varlons churches In this city call the attention Of
their several congregation. TO this work, take up
collection, and let the ladies' lay ont the money
for material, and meet together and make gar
nents for children from three to fourteen years OF
4ge, and bring them to the roou1s OF the Commits
sion, No. sU3 South Clark street, 80 they can be
packed and sent to Arkansa. By Chaplain Leardf
We are intending t1yend natron TO gather Up
and prepare the children for coming North,
where they Will ind suitable homes. ...
We make this appeal TO those who haye never
iailed to respond ifberally to every good c.use:
and Will not In this our time Of extreme need
turna deaf ear to the cry Of the help ess.
Inst Sabbath evening, union meeting OF the
Third Presbyterian, First Congregational! and
Jefferson Street Methodist Churches contributed
$lGl.o0, and already the ladies have purchased
material aud nre bpsily engaged making It into
garments.
The FIRST Unlyesealist ChurebHDr. Ryder's) has
a valuable boz nearly ready for Shipment.
W
, 1865-04-08

pFGULAR SATURDAY SALE.
IL Household Furniture, Carpets, Stoyss. DC, &c.
AT AUCTION.
On Saturday, Arr Sth, st 9S o'clock, st Buffers
Auc'l n Rooms, corner Of UcaiEcrn sn1 Washington
sire Is MM.A EUIThRS G Gu.
atfptco-ststhp Aucttoueeis,
, 1865-04-08
M A H II 1 e ID
D 1 f. d .

At Geneva. Wis. on the 9Th Inst, hy the 1scv. T.
Nunnest. Doct. II. 11TClCUCk OF this city, and Mis-
Sd GARDNER, Of the former place. No cards.
, 1865-04-08

The following are additional Subscriptions to
the Chr1stiou Commissions, to aid the wounded
, 1865-04-08

Forty.one recruits we're enlisted yesterday,
thua 3fstribusaa.
, 1865-04-08

personal Everybody afllct~
i "a With diseases OF the skio, lucn 4. Itch, Tet
otmeat. Which We susr~nte e cn1e u Al; M Ii
es4Is s; Ps;ee @ . ssata pes boz. :snt b pa;'If:
sCe, r. o BOZ 1859. Chicago, III. q sCOVIi
7M R.naS;pn :.sss: wholesale SD retail ss=a:.
, 1865-04-08

HAVEN School ENTERTAINMENTS To-nAy,-We
trust no one who has the interest OF the Great
Northwestern Fair ut hcart will forget tho excel.
lent entertainment to be gwen in Smith Nixon's
Hall this afternoon and cveninE, by the teachers
aid pupile al the Haven School. The programme
has hecn 5uotcionsly selected. and consists Of
brilliant tab}eaux- an Old FoIks' Concert, Gipsy
dance, End scenes in camp life us illustrated By tue
+'iIaven School Infantry Light Guard.n The
:nat!pec IN rhe afternoon will commence At half
pnht O'Clock The evenings exhibition will be-
S1u at7i.
, 1865-04-08

An exhibition for the benefit of tho:c poor Ar.
kan.as refugees VINO are at the Rome Of the
Ericndlese, will be gwen At Ms. J. II. Moo,c's,
Nn a07 Ohio street, this (3aturdaY) evening, at Il
O'Clock.
The exhibition will be given by the company Of
children Who have exhibited upon TWO occaeions
for the benefit Of the Sol1ters' Rest and Home,
~ Toeae tefucces are IL extreme ] noverty, S:' and
reed immediate assistance. They are judged to
he worthy. and a liberal contribution will be do
irS great charity.
Tickets to this exhibition are 80 cents Half
price for children. To be had at the door.
Do lend ne hand, or we e1nnot support these
Eho are eu utterly hclple1s
, 1865-04-08

Manufacturers of washing machines, wringers,
&C., arc called upon to make donation Of sam
Piles oi their Eoods, to be sold for the benefit Of
the Fair. For Information address Harry Duyall,
Ch-fr1nan Of Committee on Washing Machinery,
Drawer G,3i3, Chicago, Ill.