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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-05
SHERlFFS SALE.

BY virtue of al orde. OF sale, to me directed
from the " rshall Court of Common Pleas, in Il
decree OF foreclosure in favor of saac p. Shively
and against George Harrel, will offer for sale to
the highest lawful bidder, the law directs, at the
Court House Door in the town of Plymouth, in
the county OF Marshall and State of Indiana, on
Saturday. February 2lst 1865
between the hours of 10 O'Clock IN and o clock
of said dav the rents and profits tor term
not exceeding seven years of the following des-
cribed real estate, situate in the county OF Mar
shall and State of Indiana;
The north east quarter Of the north west qnart,r
of section twenty one Township thirty three north
range four east, containing forty more or
less. If the rents and profits of the bove des-
cribed real estate does not sell for sum sufficient
to satisfy the order, then at the time and place
above specified, will offer for sale to the highest
lawful bidder all the right, title and interest of the
defendant in and to said real estate, much
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said order
HENRY NJ LOGAN.
Sheriff Marshall County.
Jan. LIST 1863. no43t4
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-05

1t tsa Fact hat shOuld be kept in mind by
all the Citizens Of MIrshal County. that RICE and
>xlrH keep constantly on hanl large and well
selected stock of Gools adapted 10 the wants of
the people of this vicinity.
They have been in trade at this place now
n-lrly SIX years, lnl during that time have estab
lishci a reputation f'r integrity and fair dealing,
which merits the li5srd patronage ;aey are re-
c,ivins.
During the pat reci, they have received a fresh
smrl, of p"l-ires, Prints. Nuslius, Strips Jeans
AMI other Drs Good. Also a large lot Of Grocer
-. w',ici, they are selling at prices that defy
competition
Tarv have also JUS. received large stock of
Crocke-y Ware. Nh;cl, makes the m Dst complete
as,orr,e {. IN ti,is line to he found in an7 store
in ,owI, AID which they pro o>e to sell at small
advance froIn eos. Cali at tie Low Price Store
before making YOU purchases.
IIoor SEIRr>-A large lot Of BaIinorai and 9th
c'.ty.es of :. krts just opened at Rice and Smiths
TO SUGAR Mtx@Rs-M Masters and
BAR,ox Il Inwoo l. and Beck & To,x o.
Z ymoatk, lac u Dodrichr'S Sugar Evsp
..rsiors f,r sac. Thes., Evape ra ors, for
masking Mape and 5 rghI.a su gar aud mo-
l.s.ss wherever introduced AID used are
admitted to b. far superior to eny other in
ue; making more molasses from he same
juice than anv Other Ian invented. | is
~or. al with one half the labor of other
E-apcrators. and does It's own skimsning
lish Saves large amount 81 ice and
Labor.
In making maple sugar this machine
caves strsln'ns the syrup, circulation Of
I'll. syrup throng the straiuer ia constant
" freeing IL from AL gross and foreign sub
stances These machines sell at the fol-
lowing prices
Esaperators feet long 80 inches wide SIS
8 same width go
10 a. =" same width S2f
1913
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-05
SliERtFFS SALE


BY virtue Of decree of Fore closure and Or
der OF Sale Of the Marshall Court Of Common
Pleas, nude 1T its February Term IL g. and to
directed by the Clerk OF said Court i'm favor
of John :. Osborne and against Dunn Garrison
and Catherine Garrison. | will expose 20 sale at
public auction, to the highest lawful bidder as the
sw irccts on
Satur ay. the list day Of March, 1863,
between tie hours of 10 O'Clock a IN and O'Clock
y m az the Court House i'oor in the town Of
Plynouth In llama, the following described Roal
+:~ase situate in the County Of Marshall, State of
IN ,im to wit: commencing the south line of
- lat quarter of section number seventeen
80 t1wn-hio number thirty three. north of range
'ir east at the center OF the State ditch, themes
8-.h In the State ditch 10 tho north line OF said
su.rter section, thence east thirty rods, thence
.,lth one hundred and sixty rods thence west to
~. lace OF beginning, with all the tcnements and
l.rurte,,anoes to the : me belonging. 1.-THE rents
80 ss-,i,s Tor term not exceeding seven years
IA s.ia TO- enough to satisfy said order of sale,
+ ,ien aud there, at he above specified time
&C.. pttce asfrr in the man er above described all
right ute and interest of the defendants TO the
,bor 9 dcs-.rihcd lard.
H. NJ. LOGAN.
Sheriff MARSHALL County
February 18th 1863, Printers fee - n4ts
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-05
THE DEMOCRAT
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

The following services will be held, ID. W.
in st Thomas Church, (Episcopal) during the
season OF Lent
On Ash W edneslay morning, Prayer and Ser
mon at II l O'Clock.
On Wednesday Evening, Evening Prayer, with
Lecture ut :. o'clock. Lectures on Confirmation
c. economies and Customs of the Church.
On Friday morning, Morning Prayer and Litan-
les, At l1 o'clock SPECIAL Prayers for the Coun-
sry, Ter our Armies and tor Peace.
During Holy Week, Morning Prayer each day
an on Good Fri lay with Sermon.
On Holy thursday evening, he Holy commu-
MON will be administered.
l.. P. TSCHIFFELY.
Rector St. TIP
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-05
Prospectus of the Brewer Legislative Re
ports.

VOLUME
sC-Hn undersigned now publish their Prospec
! tus for the Si1ths OIume The BREWER LEs,s
LATIvE REPORTS ofthe Proceedings and Debate:
Of tic Indiana Legislature.
Tins work, as heretofore proposed and executed
will embrace reiable short hand sketches of the
journals, Proceeding. and Debates of both Hous-
ca of tn. Forty second General Assembly of the
State of Indiana, to be convened to Indianapolis in
regular session the ST. day of January, 1863.
1t will contain all Motions. Messages, Resolu-
tons and Committee Reports they shall be
made and submitsed; it will afford liberal and
batim sketches of the Debates to the extent of the
space prescribed presenting without Partizan bias
the position of every member on the floor, with
the yeas and NAYS in every question of moment
on which they shall be ordered and taken.
The volume will contain about 400 pages, double
column, ii the session should continue TO the end
Of the constitutional term, The price is One Dol
lar for the session.
1t is part of the design of this work to regulate
the style of journazing; to suggest that the Jour
nal Clerk of each House of the General Assembly
shall be a Reporter, shall b, required to emploS
such reporting force as may enable him to sketch
every proposition in ts order and in due form,
with the debate and action thereon; and that he be
required cont for III! journal to be printed in
some new spaper publshe' in the city o: lndianap-
oils, and distr butcd in both houses the day after
the date thereof, condition ed that il shall not ex
ceeda given reasonable amount of matter-the
volume OF the Journals of the two Houses to be
but book, made up from the columns of the
newspaper. In this way thousands OF dollars of
the cost of printing those clumsy Journals wond
be saved; rnd without adding anything to the cost
of cerkships, Il readable and authentic Journal of
the State Legislation would be secured to the pub
lie Archives and The newspapers throughout tn,
country, instead Ofthe awkward unreliable matter
which now passes for that.
The coming season, without doubt will be I'M
usually interesting, because the Debates will be in
a great measure, upon the policy of the pres
dent. and the ways and means of restorin5 the
Union to what il was: and the BREWER REPORTS,
will be, as it has been for years past, the only
source from which reliable reports of the Debates
of the Legislature can he obtained
Arr and w. II. DRAPER,
Reporters and Publishers
South Bend, indiana, October 25th 1862.
GJNo attention will be paid to any order with
out money. Address the Publishers AZ above till
New Years Day. after that time, until the close
of the session, at Indianapolis.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-05

THE 81. ok Of Boots and Shoes Just re-
eeived at Z PAUL's. at the sign OF the
q, lien Boot, is bv Tar the largest and best
ever offered in this market. About Ibis
there is no mistake, and those desiring to
pur, has boots or shoes, whether brogan
stoSy fine boot or the very finest ladies
gate manufactured, will fad there as large
an assortment a. in any retail house in the
:, ate.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-05
TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH SEXES.

A REVEREND GENTLEMAN HAVING
been restored health i'm a few DAYS. after under
going all the naual routine ana irregu lar expeD-
slve modes of treatment without success, c0nsi
ers it his sacred duty tn commune, tie to his
tictcd fellow creatures the meaus OF cure. Hence
on the receipt of an addressed envelope. he will
send (free) copy of the prescription used. Direct
to DIR. JOHN VI. DAGNALL, IS6 Fulton Street,
Brooklyn, New York. nj VI
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-05

Ms,sr,. Bllin and Wheeler. of the Ohio
Cash Store, are pow receiving New and
Complete Stock Of Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods. Mr.. Balm has Just returned from
New York. where he has purchased very
large stock. at very o~ terms for the
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-05

Losr, between plymouth and o. II. P.
iiannas on tie MicI.i.; IAN Road. postal
currency book, containing four one dollar
bill, and some small currency, also ff-
seen dollar receipt The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving the same at
this Office.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-05
w A NTED!
100000 FEET OF
SQUARE TIMBER !

For which the very highest price will be paid in
Cash Trade
ALSO-20. 009 RAILROAD TIES, WHICH,
to &c ommOdlte, we will take in any quantities
from 50 ten IN ousand, For particulars call
at the ''LIw P.ice Store,''
RICE & SMITH,
Plymouth, Indiana, February 18th 1863. MT
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-05
rAlElN The Great Cause of
sa..A1 HUMAN Misery

Jus. Published in a Sealed Envelope; Price cts:
Lecture by DIR CULVERW ELL, on the
Cause and Cure Of Spermatorrhpa, Consumption,
Mental and Physical Debility, Nervousness Epi
lep-y, Impaired Nutriti' OF the body, Lassituds,
Weakness Of the limbs and back, Indisposition
and incapacity for study and labor. Dizziness of
Apprehension; Loss of memory; Aversion to Soci
ETY.; Love of Solitnd'; Timidity; Self Distust:
Dizziness; Headache, Elections ofihe Eyes PIN
pies OF the face; Involuntary Emissions, and Sexu-
al lncapacity; the Consequences of Youthful In
discretion. &c. &c.
Sent under seal, to any address. in plain, seal
cd envelope, on the receipt of six cents, or tw .
postage stamps, bv addressing.
CHAS. J. G.. KLINE and Co.
l27 Bowery, New York, Post Office
Box, 1886.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-05

Mr. A c. WILLIAMS. who is at present
principal OF The Plymouth Ora led School
in this place. designs taking up a sub>crip-
ton school in about Eve weeks.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-05

J. Nj. kLrsGER has fine young team, a
good wagon aud set of harness, which he
wishes % sell. inquire one ,or north of
Whreler's Bank
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-05
HOTEL AND BOARDING HOUSE.

SOUTH PLYMOUTH. IND.
The subscriber having fitted up and thoroughly
repaired the Tavern stand formerly occupied by
\. Michel. respectfully solicit public patti onage
and will use their best exertions to make their
House pleasant stopping place for both traveller
and Boardcr.
C. A.FRANK &.Co. Proprietors.
Good Stabling attached to the premises.
Oct 10 1862. No.3Sly.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-05
Bin Gen'l Agent for o. s.. Toledo.
NOTICE TO NON-RESlDENTo

NUIICE To NUN-NESIDENI 10.
State of Indiana, Marshall County; SIS:
Before c. Cushman, Justice of the Peace in
Polk Township:
Notice is hereby given that attachment pro-
ceedings were instituted before me oil the 9th day
of January 1863, by John III. Henderson a
judgment against solomon Stump and PERI Rob
ins0n, in which George X. Kesler is made eiar-
nishee defendant, and it appearing by fiidavt of
a competent ailiant that said defend hts Solom
Stump aud Perry Robinson nom residents of
the State of Indiana, they are hereby notified oil
the tendency of said proceedings and that the
same will be heard before my Office in Polk
Township in said County on the 3lst day of jan
uary, 1863. at ten o'clock IN, and unless they
appear ut tho time and place aforesaid the same
will be heard and determined in their absence.
CONSIDER CUSHMAN,
Justice of the Pc &C.
January 18Th n50t3
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-05
+ y K S A L Ell!
THE EDWARDS HOUSE,

Plymouth, Marshall Co. Ind
This fine Hotel and desirable Stand, isnow for
sale Terms casv and low. The business Of the
House was never better than at present.
For particulars inquire of
VIM. G.. EDWARDS, Proprietor.
Plymouth, Ind, Dec ] stb lee2 Re46t
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-05
TO THE UNEMPLOYEDn

CAN GIVE EMPLOYMENT TO ACTIVE
/ young men to solicit orders for the Ii TIE
G IAN SEWING MACHINE, price SIS
Hemmer gage, Screw driver and extra Needles.
VIII paw liberal salary and expenses. or allow
large commissions. COUNTY RIGHTS Civ
Ell to Agents. An Agent wanted in every county.
Fo: particulars. descriptive catalogue, &c. ad
dress with stamp.
is. PAGE,
BIN Cen'l Agent for q. s, Toledo.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-05
RAIL ROAD EXCHANGE
WITHIN FEW FEET f THE R. R DEPOT.
PLYMOUTH, IND

The above Hotel is now ready for the reception
Of guests. The Table will be furnished with the
best in market, and the Proprietor, with all con-
nected with the establishment, will use their best
endeavors to render it, n every respect worthy OF
public patronage. A. X. CUTSfiAW,
Missy Proprietor
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-05
NOTICE.

Whereas, nv wife, Margaret Warner, has left
my bed and board, uuawfully, all persons what
soever are hereey cautioned against harboring
or trusting her onmy account. after this date. as
| shall hereafter pay no debts of her contract
ing WILLIAM WARMER.
Plymouth Indiana, ia iuaTy 29th, 1863
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-05
January 18th n50t3
DISSOLUTION.

The partnership heretofore existing between tho
undersig ned. under the firm name ofCoRBIS K Os-
BORNE, has been dissolved by mutual consent
The business of the firm will be conducted hercaf.
ter bv ]. G.. OsroRNE, who has purchased the en-
tire interest of Mr. CoRBIS in the assets of the
firm, and assumes its indebtedness.
II. CORHS,
j. G.. OsBosSE
All those indebted to the tate firm of Corbin 4
Osborne requested to call at once and settle
their account: either by cash note.
A dissolution of said firm having taken place,
il il absolutely necessary that the debts due il be
settled. Office over Wheeler's Bunk as hereto
fore. J. e. OSBORNE.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-05
CABINET SHOP.
j. n. BESAZK.
TAILORING.

The subscriber has opened shop in Hewett 4
Woodward's new brick, up stairs opposite the
Branch Bank, and respectfully invites the public
to give him call, as he is confident that he can
please the most fastdous, ]. II. BESAZK.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-05
COAL OIL.
Dec. l 1852: n44yl
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

Having Disposed of the Democrat office. we
desire everv person indebted to us to make imme-
date settlement. We have debts to pay, and to
enable to do so, must collect the amounts due ~.
The books OF the firm may he found with T Nc
Donald, at Dickson Il Co. g Hardware store.
JulT 9a-9eN TAP. M~poNAtp
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-05

IL If yon want the highest price for Eggs,
Rags, Beesw Z, Hoi ey or any other trade,
CALL At OyERpAN's STORE.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-05
Drugs and Medicines.
DR.. O. BAIRD,
Bremen, Marshall Co., Ind

Has just received large assortment of Drugs
and Medicines, suited tn the wants of this section
of country, and continues the practice of msdi-
cine at the abeve place.
Also constantly on hand, and for Dle largo
quantity of iperior
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-05

u To get the highest market price for sutter
Go TO OyERaERMAN's
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-22
TELEGRAPHIC.
REPORTED FOR THE STATES M AN
Last Nights Dispatches.
Running ,ho vicEsburg Ba.tori,

Running the VickabuYg Batteries
CHICAGO, April 20.-A special from Memphis
18th says: A steamer from Vicksburg Friday
brings news that the night before the gunboatl
Benton, Tuscumbia, Lafayette, Pittsburg, Ca,
rondolet, Gen. Price, and three transports, rsr
the batteries at Vicksburg, all safely except the
transport Henry Clay, which burned opposite
the city. The Benton, the only boat struck
had one man killed. The transport First Queen
was injured by contact with gunboat; easily
repaired. From the time of starting until. the
first shot was heard from the rebels was nearly
an hour and quarter, by which time nearly all
had got past.
WARRINGTON, April 2l.-The following in
formation has been received here from Milli-
ken's bend, on the Mississippi, near Vicksbure:
On the night of the 18th Admiral Porter sue.
ceeded In running the Vicksburg batteries with
seven gupboats of bis squadron and three trans.
ports. The Benton, his flagship, got opposite
the upper battery, leading the line of vessels,
before the rebels opened fire. The rebels then
continued firing from ii p. M. till 2 A. M. up
on each succeeding vessel as 1t passed.
The only damage done us was the firing
OF the Henry Clay, one Of the transports
and the temporary disabling of the Forest City,
another transport, and alec shot through the
Benton's hull. Our loss was but one man
killed and two or three wounded. The rebel
fte was far less effective than Was anticipated.
They burned two or three houses in the town
as our squadron was passing, to light the river
so as to enable their artillerists to get good
view ct our steamers as they went down within
range OF their guns. On reaching Warenton
Admiral Porter bombarded that village, with
what effect is unknown.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-22
Additional from New OrIeans.

The Union Association Of New Orleans held
a meeting and adopted resolutions to petition
Congress to allow the people to hold conven
ton to form State Government. The move
mept is supported by some of the most thought
ful citizens.
A regiment of blacks for heavy artillery ha!
been recruited.
Gen. Banks has authorized the organic ,tion
Of new white regiment, and two companies
were already being Termed.
The health of the CITY was remarkably
good.
II was stated by paroled seamen from the
frigate Mississippi, who had reached New Or
leans, that the rebel gunboat Webb was de-
stroyed 10 the Port Hudson fight; that our fee
did much damage 10 the batteries there, and il
one battery alone twenty-five rebels were
killed. The enemy was several times driver
from their guns, and one of their batteries wae
spiked.
Admiral Faragut's secretary had arrived al
New Orleans with dispatches Fairagut was
blockading the mouth of the Red river. On
the trip down from Vicksburg the fleet engaged
the batteries OF Grand Gulf. The Switzerland
and Hartford were bit, but the only thing seri.
ous was the fatal rounding of one man in the
Hartford.
The law library Of Benjamin, Bonford &
Finney has been confscatsd. Benjamin Ia the
rebel Secretary of War; y-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-22

WE attended last evening the closing scene
of Prof. Pinney's school for Juveniles, and wit.
messed the little fairies as they wended their
way through the labyrinths of the may dsnce,
and whilst admiring the beauties nj their tiny
feet in the various crossings and recrossipgs,
We could not but think of the patience that is
requisite to make children so perfec. in this ex.
hilerating accomplishment. Prof Pnney de-.
serves the thanks Of the parents of bis pupils
for the attention and interest he manifested In
their behalf, and for bis unassumed gentility
and kindness toward them. We would have
remained until the beautiful forms and faces
that literally crowded The hall had departed but
for the intense warmth that pervaded our Fal.
staffian corporosity, but after taking one long
lingering look at the beautiful decorations Of
the hall and the smiling faces all around us,
and particularly the portrait of Washington
which occupied a prominent position, We bade
them good night.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-22


STANDiNo CoMMlrTEEs or THE Cry CouNcrL,
In our report Of the proceedings of the City
Council In yesterdays STATESMAN, some Of
these committees were accidentally omitted
The following 10 a complete and correct list:
On Ways and Means -Messrs. Eberly, Don
aldson and Failing.
On Ordinances and Revision-M -Messrs. Nagh.
ten, Buttles and Wilson.
On Printing and Stationery Messrs, Failing
Graham and Thompson.
On Fire Department, Wells and Cisterps-
Messre. Wilson, Douty and Carmichael.
On Market House and Markets II Messrs.
Armstrong, Glenn and jaeger.
on Sewers and Drainage-Mesars Douty,
RAIDER and Howard.
On Gas and Gas Lights-M Messrs Rickly,
Eberly and Graham.
On City Police and Station House, Messrs,
Thompson, Naghten and Donaldson.
On Street Commissioner and Chain Gang
Measrs McNairy, Rickly and RAIDER.
On Claims and Accounts-Messrs. Glenn.
Armstrong and Failing.
On Fees and Salaries-Messrs. Graham. vii.
son and Armstrong.
On Gravel Bank-Messrs. RAIDER, Eberlv and
McNairy. -'' ""'
Oh WnarI and Wharf Lote-Messrs. Car.
michael, Rickly and Glenn.
Va GSodale Park-Messrs. Buttles, Goodale,
Carmichael and Naghten.
on Hare Charity Fund-Messrs. Donaldson,
Eberly and Howard. '''''
Jaeger. D'''' a"u
on Clsy Civil Engineers Department and
raving and Gradlng-Messrs. Jaeger, Thomp-
On Ward Improvements-T two members
Of the, Council from each ward constitute a
committee on impr evements for that ward. Tbe
following members are Chairmen of the respec
tive Ward committees:
-, lst Ward-Douty;2 Ward-Donaldson 81
Watd,-Graham; 4th Ward--Eberly; 5:h Ward
n-kickly; 9th Ward--Jaeger; 7th Ward
Carmichael.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-22

Mn. EDERLY's New RESIDENCE One of the
finest brick structures in the city for private
residence is that recently erected by Isaac
Eoerly, Esq at No. 60 East Friend street. 49,
The dimensions Of the building are eighty five
by ftrty-three feet 1t is three stories high, and
contains sixteen rooms, to each of which access
is had from the outside by three separate en-
frances, without entering any OF the other
rooms.
The top Of the building is surmounted by q
cupalo, from which fine view is obtained Of
nearly the whole city. The rooms are all
warmed by steam apparatus below; the arrange,
ments for ventilation are excellent, and hot and
cold water is conveyed by pipes to the bath
room and to all the sleeping apartments.
1t would require more space than we can
we'll spare to give detailed description of the
elegant apartment, and convenienoes Of this
fine family residence. Suffice It to say that II
ha, been built, and is now nearly finished, un-
der the personal superintendenoe Of Mr.. Eper-
y. The Workmanship, as we'll as the mate
rials, is Of the first order. The mechanics,
therefore, who have had charge Of the several
departments of the work upon the building
should be mentioned here. They are: Mr..
Isaac Beekley, carpenter; Messrs. Schneider g.
Kammerer, bricklsyers; Mr.. VIM. Gulick,
pla.tsrer; Mr.. Jshn Knopp, painter and gla.
zier; Mr.. HALEY, plumber, and Msssrs. Bough-
ton 4 Schnizer, builders Of the siairways.