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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-19
.-s=rLyMoUTn, IND,
Thursday, May 10. 1864.

The glorious news we publish to-day
from Grants and Sherpan's armies will
be'read with the most pleasing emotions
by every loyal man. It. had very de-
pressing influence upon the Coppe.hcads
heresbouts at FIRST, Judging by their elon-
gated .visages, but since they have learned
that Lee only retreated four miles, .and that
there is. applicability that there will be
more hard fighting before Richmond is
captured. they more radiant. They
doubtless ,llatser themselves that Lee will
yet outgeneral Grant, beat him back and
utterly overwhelm him. There willdoubt-
less4Le more hard fighting both in Virgin,
ia and Georgia, before Lee and John.
son are crushed. but let us be hopeful
our cause. it is just'and conqner we must
In the meantime let orr young men and all
ahopossibly can respond at once to thu
call for 100 days men,. and hurry TO the
assistance OF our brave brothers already in
the field. u a few more hard knocks, sucl
as Grants and sSherman's armies dealt
the rebels last week, must make them
yleiu. ara atf ia gVs - Hiattl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-19

FfyThee20th Ind. Regiment fought gallant
EIy during the recent battles I'm Virginia
and is highly complinsnted for its fight
ing QUALITIES BY several cofrespo ndents. =
s4ll1' h6A6r and glory Of Indiana via uev
4er besf4fHizhed BY the 10th. 'sm pss'sa :
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-19
Very Latest.

WAsHINcroN. May E-l0:15 p. M. 2
Major General Dix - rs '1ossg irs
1--WE have n, official intelligence Of mil-
itary operations since'my last dispatch.
|, General Sherman was in close pursuit
of } johnston. having 'captrsei 1 900 pr is.
'oners andeight pieces Of artillery at Re.
SAGA. Signed adiic D. NJ. STANTON.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-19
GEN. MEADE'S CONGRATULATE.
& g ny ADDRESS. e
Il WhsBiYsToS, May IA, 1864.
Disnatches datef Heailouarters Army


which time the messenger to the Associ
ated Press left. contain the following: =
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF the PoroMAc,
May Ii.
.Soldiersf9T'he moment has arrived when
your cornuna nding Generalfeels authorized
to address you in terms of congratulation.
For eight days and nights, almost, without
intermission, in rain anil sunshine, You
have been gallantly sighting q desperate
foe in position naturally strong. and rem
dered doubly SO by intrenchments. , You
have Compelled him to abandon his forti-
6ca,ions on the Isapidan,. to retire. and at
tempt to stop yoprronwardr progress and
how he has abandoned the last entrenched
position, SO tenaciously held, suffering in
all loss OF Is guns. % colors. and 5000
prisoners, including two General officers.
Yoar heroic deeds anil noble endurance
Of fatigue and ,privation will ever be mem
orab,e. Let US return thanks to God for
the favor thus shown US, and ask earnestly
| for its continuance.
| Soldiers! your work is not over The
enemy must be pursued, and. If possible,
overcome. The courage and fortitude v ou
have displayed, render your commanding
General confident that your future efforts
will result in success. Wlfile we mourn
the loss of many gallant comrades, let us
remember that the enemy must have suf-
4 fered equal. il not greater, losses
We shall soon receive disbursements
which he cannot expect. Let us determine,
then. to continue vigorously the work SO
well begun. and under Gods blessing, in
short time, the object of our labors will
be accomplished.
I.s'e (Sisned) GEO. G.. MEADE.
Major General Commanding.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-19

1.-THE voidnSssrs for The 100 days ss si1i
in this county, about 40 in number. se '
'iezvonscd st-WArsaw yesterday, and uni
ted with the recruits ~, Kosciusko in or
der to make Dot full company They
probably sleetsd their officers yesterday.
and proceeded Immediately after TO- Ind
anapoiP.. r I.4e .14r IL g. .eas4est Iisi
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-19


We intended to notice an article in the
last, Democrat,,in which the editor asks
us whethcrewe would prefer the complete
subjugation and determination Of the
Southern people.Ito the acknowledgment
Of the South as &C independent Nation, but,
anxious torgive.our readers all the war
news. we have only room to say, we are
in favor. OF subjating them at all hazards
As to discriminating thems no one but a
friend Of therebels would suppose it would
be necessaryyin orderto lsutiugate them
When we overthrow their armies and scat
ter them, depend upon it. good sir the
Southern people will be snhiugated with
ont the trorble of extermination,i and il
you do npt believe it it is because you are
blind 70 facts. and are an advocate Of theil
cause e,olsI us4igh a1sn s'ses edi
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-19


will he sent tohe Dead Letter Office Washington City
Postageon the same cent each:
A. * LADIES LIST.
Barlow Mary ii Kelley Setfe Singleton Elizabeth
Burch Ann LeanI1au Melon Scott Ada
BlTden Neryina VI Lemert Iletfie Smith Margaret
Dalssin George fLarman Anthony fTRttlc HELEN
Burns Deb fhta Ceflefia Thompson Carolina
Gordon Sarah r Miller Nancy VannasdaI Elizth
Hamilton I.aufctta Morgan Maggie 4 Wilson Isabelle
Ravens Mary Miller Sarah Wade Sarah
Hilderlrand Sarah McDermont Min Webb Amanda
Hines Abigail Msrphy Ann. = 81 -
Howett Matte Robinson :. NJ. &C0
GENTLEMEN,S LIST.
Baisley \ III HrHdTy J NJ Miller John W
Brush Joseph Hall Byron Mimgold Hiram
y lldwin lanes-2 Hinde jom 1lfltehbargerS,sa ac
Brown Cfsfles Jones t.oiert + Petru Leonard
f,rizcniiue BroS Jenk ns Evan III poast John p
Cash William. Jol,RssR william Robins Andrew II
Ellis Istsc N kirtley William Sfofer Harrison
Fluck Ephraim Litsingcr Joseph Smith Peter
Foote Adrian III Lula & Stocum 0rzia III
Francis Ransom ii Middleton Henry CSmiih VIM p
Gray Charles Miller David Smith Henry
Geiman John Washer Ieremiaiyr
re- Persons calling letters Wilt
please say ADVERTISER. "
f+ @. H. p. BAILEY. p. NJ
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-19


our cause it is ust,and conquer we must.
In the meantime let our young men and all
ahopossibly can respond at once to the
call for 100 days men,. and hurry 10 the
assistance of our brave brothers already in
the field. u A few more hard knocks. such
as Grants and Sherman's armies dealt
the rebels last week. must make them
yield. ,-e "a "a u4s3 ul =
LisT OF WotxpED IN THE 20rn REcI
MESr.-The following comprises the names
of the wounded in the gallant 10Th Ind
Regiment. so far as reported. during the
recent hard fought battles in Virginia: -
Co. +. E. D. Washburn. E. Moriarty;
Co. G.. Samuel Hartman. E. Julian. w.
P. Willis.J Bailey; Co. d. J. w. 0g-
den. j. Simpson; Co. /, Jno. Shafer, G.
IL. BALL. A. Hamilton, Otto Locke. n.
Cruise, NJ. Robinson. A. Hawkins. Oh.
Carman. j. Cox; Co. e. w. G. Baxter.
Albert L. Lewis, j. B.. Head; Co. X. Jno
Fair. James 3. .vinson. P. Nordyke.J
Baxter, n. Bsadlc, Fl. II. Bliss.
The list of killed and missing has not
yet been reported. ois l'iaa -dgs
i7pP S. Since the above was put in tyre
Mr.. James Pickerl, who was wounded in
his left hand and arm, on one of the days
the fight lasted. arrived here Tuesday al.
lternoon, on furlongh ofTthirty days. snd
repol ted the following additional names
of killed aal woandcd in Core, Goth re-
giment:
KrlIED-William r. Sapp and VIII
liam Black.
WouSDEp4 Peter Puff. Christ. Wens-
Ter, VIM. Lewis. Jas. Baxter, JAS. Pick
cri. JAS Taylor. Slight, Good Si.nons,
David Thompson. ,f,
Mr.. Pickerl says all the wounded who
are able to travel are being furloughed fol
I,hirty days or.'.'s grs.ei
! The Democrat says the Union party in
this place are demoralized, because they
did not nominate ticket at the recent
Corporation election. Then the Copper.
head party at South Bend is in the. same
fix. If our neighbor don't look sharp he
will wound himself with his own weapon
or demonstrate that he is mere tyro in
logic. Better not strike an enemy at al
if you have FIRST to knock down your
friend to get at him. is'e' : aiiH Ire
The Uaion party here, as well as through
ont the county, we admit, are not well or
ganized at present. on account of so man,
OF our. active friends being absent, bu
they are not demoraized.a They are hi
ding their time, ande the iJes of Octo
/. Der next will present solid front to th'
enemies. OF the, Union. The Coprerheat
who looks not beyond the present may en-
Joy the advantages which his love Of trea
son has afforded him. bnt he can contem
plate the future only with horror. Tn
return of our brave boys from the fell
will put different feature upon the fac
of things in Marshall county. and Copper
heads will begin to hunt their holes. ~
We intended to notice an article in tn,
last Democrat,ei which the editor ask
Jus whethcr'we would prefer the comrlet
subjugation and determination Of th
Southern people.Ito,. the acknowledgment
of the South as arindependent Nation. but
anxious torgive.our readers all the wa
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-19
Public Sale.

On Friday, June 10, 1861,
The following personal property, to-wit:
Two Horses one Warnn one set of Har-
ness, lot of Cattle. some Hogs. fifteen
acres of Growing Wheat. Farming
Utensils, DC, DE.
TgaNs OF SALE A credit Of six mon hs will
hc given on all sums over three dollars, by pur-
rhaSers giving notes with approved security, waiv-
ing valuation and apIriisem.Mt laws: on al sums
OF three dollars and under cash in hand Sale TO
commence at ID O'Clock, a. m. on said ,ay.
SUSAN PITCHER
My 81. lS6i-t3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-19
WEEKLY LIST OF LETTERS,

Remaining in the Post flee at Plymouth, Ind. May
Is. 1864 Which If taken out within I've weeks
will he tohe Dead Letter Office at Washington city
Postage.on the same cent each:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-19

rf<owH1Fx13-5f5oss sss,s. -. 4 be- Be
sesrcd tk-.s- s:i Wright, dislaising to fiS were
prisoners - e
Artillery n1veJ quietly I'd eokhrn snain& posi-
,ions. % be prep ,rci for the 49,, and col heads
fe.t s.st were the wholoa 81 corps bro{<tn, the
army. .soald AL Se inyincible<- War
fen's corps i instantly, put in perfect composurc
% cces the situttieR Grants Meade
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RnssenurYa ArriHcd

IL s,a@.sp CRY IF Maael,,ier. (,o- Litt,po-Cspl.
strand Richard ireland Nj snd MIR " yst and child
reu Mr. and Mrs Biohsrdsou ar Turner y. J. resfse, T..
Cupp. Edmund Fre j. Mccarthy Mr COnBingham. }. q.
srnc!,e H. Csm,bon. Mrs Wurh. M,. Wurh Mr.. cisrts
Mn Forbes and Children Mics Msry Collins, Angelo
Dursnd o. d. Wilson Mrs. C. Jackson. q. Keller, Rev. MI
Maudee Aoyse See and 81 in the fte'-are.
H. sterp.sp BritinEia from Gk'goir-hiessrs J. IhomP'
son. r. ,. HsrrAsi.
Ia ,,,anslip itira,ic. |reH Hilton Hsaf-Iieut. Col
J. j. E,yrll Csp BRADY, Cot tioyt, hsof r. = Grees
Cspt y. r. :. Gardner, tsP'. g. C. Brwser, Capt u. l..
Green. Cag, il. = White Cspt Frank How lius, Lieut. g.
NJ Maery Lieut.. r. Hic1cT.on, LENT j. b Lindsey Lieut.
W t. sava-e Chapsin II. C. Irnbul CAPT. Rome. Cspi
Redang Cspt. Hichsrd:on. csPt c. b. Amory CAPT hi!'
Idsu. Perkins Lisu,. Wiams Lieu,. Bsrmor,. Lieut..
Wheeler Dr. Briggs MAJOR !lamco J. ". Beers fsymss-f
P,dfcrl Pay,iacr Fsifchia Capt, Bowich lse Newton,
r. g. PhIbhk Lieut. Farley, Lieut.. Mckee Capt; Lsnshn,
Ont, Hicss Lieut. Morehead lieut. Burklhre Ileu'. Col
Whoeer and LADY Col m.caf Capt Scho'. Capt L"on.rd.
Lieut.. Mott Lieut. Marcy Dr. WtLers, Lieut. ilifich Ies
~ Eerusrd Lieut. Foster Lieut., Stone Capt SLed.n Capt.
Wbeelock Capt fish, Chaplain CropP-r cug Camp L.cn'.
sougiton, Capt Albert ,. Rec, tsp'. Pous DI Sol Dr.
Pinshody. Dr. Allen. Dr.. Heden, C. '" Bei4ows NJ b. Hot
end others In the steefsee.
Ia .,sfmship Roanoke, fron Hrtaaa-A. sliels, :.
Bessher L. hojarrie.s J. Miller, ,. Perez. j. COBB, H.
Wibr L. Raa j. a. TIon0sel J. Lseta, Cass Cei'houIs
ard IS ia sIeoIsse.
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Arrived.

Steamship City Of 1anchesier nslcrowi Liverpool ~ 49,.
sd Queen town +ih ~ G:l5 H., ndse a TO john
O. hse Experienced W. winds alFnoEt the cte passage.
feb 3 a, 30 D. M Is sod steamship Glasgow, gong INFO
port 5 Al e:se M - nes w. Of Fss!nc., passed steam
ship Scotia. hence for Liverpool . 80 o..
end Por,lsnd Feb L. fldc aud pass q iicis ia
donald. Esperiehcod heavy ". winds
gfsansip Roanoke Dew, Havana aih insli PM ind .
and pass 10 LudlaIn Hcioosen Co.
s,esmgiip IIaysns, Greene. fswOneans s.h ipsi va
Uavsns 18Th p m Ddsc and pass. 10 Thomas Ascencio Co.
Experienced heavy bead v ind. 80 , ana =,
Steamship Atlantic a.. s. IarspoFl, Elasase Hilton Head
10th Inst, 10 L. g. Qusrter1iss
Steamer Meeb Oh gp6ca, Commander D Arcy Prcs,on,
bermuda days. EJpehencsdleav ~ W. gses iOf te last
three days. -.
s;esmcs sea Gull Kenny, Providence, ni'e 10 FdTsri
ByGL;r =,
Steamer Falcon, Jones Pfoyidsnce. mass.. acp to j.
Bymef. $500 -, ,
sie-ner Diamond State a. 8 ,an-por) Eiskie, Ws.irg
ton, ballast to q. = QusrteTnss,sf.
Slip missouri, Hughes, Glasgow snd Lsnls,h Dec ~,
Cape Clear 2eh, nndso. VIM A. Nelson. EXPERIENCED
strong w glcs almost The cutie paifage; csrned away yards
sp sails &C. has been eight days W 81 Esnucl.t; 10Th,
oil Monbuk, took pilot from boat !. D. joncs i!ih he'd
Lesyy ~ w gale cad had five Of ~. os bitten; 29d,
on Queensiown va in company with snip Robcna' from
Olasgow iJr hesyYoTk.
Bs J. H. sawyer BOVINE New Oieanl 10 dsy. mdse. to
Limit BROS t1perienced heavy W ssss
Schi. D.. j. GOA, NOrhen, Nirgiuit.
Sciif' T.. - smith, OOrlisli Virginia.
sehT hero' Carter, Bellaei days, lumber 70 Godfrey
s;lr. il. 2. soyrton, Herring, virginia
scif stranger lwrtckius), Russell with materials from the
wreck OF ship VIM ;. Lindsey ushofe On the West Bank.
bELOW-slip Onward shemso from Liverpool Dec. a.
WIhD-sunset, W. NV.
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nY JAMES NJ. MILLER.
ID p..,ea No "a Pine A.,

THURSDAY, Feb IS, 1864
At ~ O'Clock, VIII be SOLD II the Exchange ssesroon No.
III Brosisny, under che direction oil SAMUEL JONES,
esq. Rofsreo.
No. q Walkerst.-IIOusF en1 LOT.
Nos. a6 aud J.6f Mott.st.-ilOi SIS and LOTS.
Nos 49, 5oe 5OS 5lo az, 81 sud $50 Bgoomc liOCsES
aud Lots.
No. III and lia B.ecker.-,.-HOUSES and lots.
Nos. lt1 Ay A, southwes. coTHeE OF GbsG-noJsE and
LOT. -
NJ. % 5ihay. southeast corner Of l0.lst-iOusE and
LOT.
Also viii be- Sold under tie direction Of Executors .he vain
sba CORPDR kriON LEASES c Nos. Is and 81 Cs sui.i.
and Nos \ and ,ylisuis, Also IN fee No 81 BauA IT,,
tls thrce--tory DWELLING with al the modern improve
enl-. Also No. 70 Whi,cst, ~ osofy DWELLING. Also
he valuable PROPERTY, southwest corner ef N.lLg.o-,
md B-,hunes Also No ~ 3lay., With hTc..ory BRICK
DWELLING with STORE. Also he LEASES Of 10. l.J
Anilys and No. 10, chrsoplcrs'.
Mnp. and MN naTll.nrIs al the Ohice.
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A ]. BLEECKER, SON & Co. will sell al
WEDNESDAY. Fob. 81.

Lts auction. -. 80, q, a,
O'Clock at the Exchange saesroo No ~ bIosS"Sy
EXTCUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE RIAL EST y
on lOTH-AvF., 42Sp, 43p And 441h-S iiskIJ >, Di
ORDER OF GEO. w. WRIGHT, esq EAEcuiVit.
l0Tn-ANENUE9 lots on the east sife between &c ana
4uh-strsets each s5Ilt0 unciutdg Icornefst AZ,
;OTIf-.VtNUEI lot on ees. side between '7th au F''
s,s. Size 23si0O. . .o ,oo 81.
4sSD-STRE Ell. lots roth side Of fnd ST. ly ieet
west OF atay, each 2jaoD L. t42ndst Is 100 leet "ai
43iJ-STREFT-Gi ot- north side, commencing -" '.t
east Of 18th sv. Size 23S 100 4 each $500,
strH-STREEr-4i lots south side Of tins' COMMENCING
loo feet east OF lo,hav. Tlle perfect. al, -.
For maps. &c, aP,ly To the auc0nees No Z" 'e'ei - y"
10 Wright heIFiiew Nc. 81 Watst.
ALSO
BY ORDER OF THE EXECUTOR,
The ft ciasz iory, Engh baem,u NJ. brown some mont
houe and lot No. 22s West 32d ST., boornanpsce o. nc
south side about midway between b and sBr'-. LOT
lCa1t block house 6s15J end in perfect ord.r liza te
morn imp.oyer entq The noisborhood on both des q
the street is built up iETst class houses.
ALSO,
by ORDER OF THE EXECUTOR. -.
VALUABLE PROPERTY At BRIDGEPORT, tONN:
po. ground Bridgeport Conn, late the "sfs'e %,
1blddens ubb- deceased. situated adjoining ~" teths
Hotel the north the OF Main sud cannon sii
opposite the Connecticut Bank, a. the heed 81 e. COZ
sng then 70 feet by upward Of 200 labo1t aHe
v, the double brick mab.ion thereon. Ihis prory u ga"
drrrd the valuable na: IN the city Of bTeeePo ior
business purposes end admirably ldapt0d Tor BANG:
F"r maps terms, Ac.. svpiy 10 the An"llon~~f' 30 -
Ccdar ~. ~ Y, OF to rHAb6EUS II. LANE, esq, Aiof
Dey nnd Counselor, No. lJ2 Broadway, n. y.
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Shipping INTELLIGENCE.
FORT OF W-YoEK,.,..,.fEh "a
Cleared.

sdp.-y anrouyer fBr) C'nnDs asn, Liverpool seinrsl T.
Tar'T; E1coioT' readeion, Liverpool Dc Ih'"r'Sn'
Nophrw. . - - 49,,
lsrk-soo,laDd Rollins, New.Ohesns II. H. Dnwidde
Go. =. ~ n
Schoouer.R 7. Mercer, Somcrs, Pllsdolphe ~ y Ran.
Won Il Co.. q. 4. BesIse, BeaTse Ph!adapAia' j. W no
Kee: Ciizen tiir), Osborue, B4yns Rgyuarldi ID
Vale; Prince Of Wsies McQnin foT.ge,s Monroe H. w
Low & Co; J. " Lcw4-uce, rookrr, kodph. bh-finen
Boo New McEai. Yo.k River l.. H. KIees,sT. u! Cssoh
ilyfa Prov incc, l.. Kenny.
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AitiIxl.

qacIOr.
.cumbcrmele, Underwater. Aug.raa Hcp,sphors,
Barks-sheiisd, Matilda A. Lewis
BS,-sappho Hayelock InImanuel Rosa A. Abbott, Caro-
Gnc, TEsckery. r. A. H. Abbott.
Schooners--Joseph kickerson r. w. Browne Tbrasher,
yohG =. Williams, Constitution, r. BuIlspGhs, George
DUey:
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uort-Waroens' Notiee.
Sv.rs oy NrW NoRa.

Sr.rs oV NEw -YoRz,
PoRT-WARDExs OTFicr, No. lOt "aitt.
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
section Of the passed April H. 1854 entitled An ACT 20
Kecrsani,c the Waricns Oce OF the Port OF 70
N psrsons Interested n having charge or ,he subject
mailer Of such inquiry, examination or survey Una, w. o
lowing under examination by the fof' az
deps and that the said ,ueys examinations VIII be com
within ten days neat succeeding this notice on board
said vessels: So - avn
Steamship Creole. Pier No. Is " u.
stearughip Roanosc............PicrN No. ID n H.
Ship Leocadis. Iaro.o LAIN
Bark ECllisgiIla. no. ~ ~
Big Ocean Traveller. ................Coe stores.
Schr. Nellie TarboI .............. :. W heeiers
C. H. BRAMHALL, President.
J. Auas HERMAN Secretary.
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THURSDAY FEB. 20
at II o'clock at the Exchange 2aesoom No. III Brosdway
POSITIVE SALE Of rs VALUABLE LOTS and CORES
on
KINGsBRfD1E AND BLOOMINGDADE ROADS l4ith
18TH 46th 47th 18th, l4h BOTH and ls5hs 70 close
q concern by order OF Geo. II. Peck, esq
liTh-sr-a Cores slde commencing e. side OF Kings
bridge road. =,
Il4rIi-ST3 Lots side, 81 feet c. Of kinssbrdse
road. -
tween l4i aud ii5tlsts. Lots. -
l45TH-sTG Lots snd Gore O.. side commencing lo@
r. east of kingsbridge road.
IiSTl!Si.Y Lots and Gore side commencing 10
a. ea.t of Einesbridss road.
Kih0sBhIDGE RoADs Lo.u on east eide, being the en-
liz. front between li5th and l4tth ss
I4sTH-Sr-s Lots and Gore south aide. commencing
10 feet east of kingsbridgc road
kINGSBRIDOE ROADS Lots on hs cas-. side, being the
entire front b.twaen i47th and l+3tl-sts.
I;grii Sr4 Lots south SIDE commencing about 100
iaot sast Of KingsbIilge road
KINGsBRID1E ROAD Lots, with right ofwsy, COM
r1errinz on south side o. Ifghs'
ElsCsBIIpOE ROADS Lois running through hor li9th
Ia iy)th-.t. - ia, -.
l5J,h aud iIsthsts The title ~ the above Is dspnap.
For li,hosrpLs maps, &C., apply 10 the Hc'hess No -
Cedar A. adjoining the Bank OF Commerce.
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Receipts Of Produce.

TEs Ia 40 bb Flour $40 beg. Corn Meal 400 bbls
whisky. 1910 bush Oats, $50 psFs Batter ss0 pigs Ltd
- pks Ashes 80 pkg BuckwhesI Flour 1850 pkg PEo,i
"a ne, gao pig. Petroleum. $50 Dressed Hog.
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Morris WILKES, Aue.ioneer
T. II LIrDIO e. &


ID Bway nearly oppo.its ST. Nslol-s Hotel GEO A. LEA
WITT tncsioneor by j. T. Cooev Cons-unsui solicit ed
TUESDAY. Mssrh 29-TEe Regular New Iork GrsGe : lie
OF BOOKS, STEREOTYPE PLATES, STATIONERY, &c,
will commence TUESDAY, Marck 30 Invoice. FOR this
(which promise. be Of the mos. attractive Spring
sales IN yearsl should tie sont Ia ~
Cous mm.Is OF Books, Stereotype Plates Blank Work,
Photograph Albums, Writing Paper pepo1 Hansing- snd
Stationery generally vii receive bat attention snd
prompt made IA cash. Also advances IN cash when
rcufifPt.
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1TITIOW and LARD MAKERS are I'm

F1NLIUW NnU BNhU MAhthS arc 1T
y.ed send their Animal Fas TO be rendered free OF
charge Grsys Paterts hch have bought for the
States O.. Sew-Yoii and Sr1-Jerssy.
ADNANrAGES-SgpeEio quality AMI incr. ssei 9nsDti,y
With the nuiSence.
LIBER NJ REWARDS viii be paid upon conviction %
Meters drawing Of Tanks While rendering uader pges-
sue, without license from us patents cover this 1e
other valuable improvements.
Grsy'. Pslen. Lard and Tallow Works, N. Y.
LOCKWOOD EVERETT. No. 81 Johnst,
GeIer.l
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Try Tsipvsv rc,ssovp.Lr.-OeT friends in Csfhonese
Pa always boy THr TsTBUsL, Daily, setni "esky,oi
Weekly, 0. William WiliyuL
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ArNlCu.

Fob a. of Fire Island ship Onward 81 and ioI New forf
wbere from not stated =, g.,
Feb ~ Of Fire island fgste nahdpe NJ win
q JACK flying for pilot.
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IIRgY ID. MISKR, Aucticneer No. 81 Nassaust
opposie the Po.tOlfce.
IT 8. QUARTERMASTERsS SALE Of CON-
Os DEMNED GOODs.-MINRR & soMERvlLLE:
VIII sell at auction FRIDAY FOB. &C. at II O'Clock m
No 100 woo,erst, at Cornell Wstsons Warehouse, a
quantity Of Condemned Goods consisting Of Tents knsI'a
Pipe Hydsut, ~ by sidei si i. B. QasTtegassle.
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Cost an0 fcuno.

I OST.-SI00 REWARD.-Lelt on board the
Jersey City ferry boat, the arrival Of the train from
Philadelphia abou, lci O'Clock ThuEday night FEB ~,
black leather 5ArCHEL. containing Diamond Pin, Eai
Riny- &c The above reward S be paid any eayin
,he -srn at Ne % Mursys.., with MoCuNE, SCOTT s
COOPER
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Weo6ins CARDS. 81

WIN. EvERDELLs SONS, No. TOT Falton-
w 81, EaGRAVfES. S1ATlONEHS, COPPER rLATE,
LlTnOGRApHlC. STEAM and FANCY JOB-PRlNrFRs.
LABELS and DRY GOODS TICKETS in every vnrirty.
EWBANks HYDRULICs AND MECHANICS, 18th eli
q n, with new matter, As.
"EDDING CARDS-Ali the latest IT. los a.
w low prices. riiOs BRUES, No 49, Broadway, n. l..
Specimens by null for Is cents
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HIHIaICHR ALMANAC.
spn-Dlss. C:l7 srls....... 5:Gl Ao0nR b:2l
men WATER Tuig DAf
sandy Hook. 6:oI Gov ls-nd... e5J Hell Gaie... sJi
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A ]. BLEECKER son q Co. will sell at
"a Auction ola TUESDAY March a. IL o'clock az u .
E1changs Saeroom, 20. III Broadway lior sccouns o:
whom Il may conccInD x,,,-sr, ,
WEST FFH-sT.-The two 3story brick HOUSES emo
LOTS No.. ana aud 40 West i0hs., on the sde be-
tween sth and shey- size, le8Il block. Tile nd'pulab.e
Terms 70 suit purchasers.
aiap- Sc, at Office Of Auct puesrs.
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Religious Notices.

AtLeueuu,, Observation-Disclosures Of Washing nn
The Rev MATTHEW HALE SMITH will preach on ~ y
DAY EVENING 4, H. sermon ON ne Toino OF " ssInsoh
in confpemorson Of the Father Country Service s
uaual nj IOl a. Ill,