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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-04-20

April 10 l-G5. !
General Order 80. 9.
.iter fur years Of ar,lucas 7eryi,c,
marked b. unsurpassed courage ;ud forti-
tudc. ,ie Army OF Northern Virginia has
been compelled to Yield Ia cyerw hc;mna
numbers and resources, / need not tell
the survivors OF - many hard fought bat
;lc., who have remained st.;,GG,a. a. the
as. that have consented to tbs result
from ~ diatrusls irom tilcp,. but l.c!,iinc
that yai"r and devotion corld accom} fish
nothing that could compensate To- the loss
that would nave attended the continual, II
Ct The coaicst. have determined to avoid
the osciess sacrifice q those wha.c 1ast
r;gor has cndearee, them - he ,oun:ry.
81 the terms Of agrcen,nt, oficerS and
mca can re:ura t. their homes aud re.
main there until exchanged Ioa vii
ta&e with ven tie satisfaction Tia; prol
eocds from the consequences - duty faith
fully performed. and earnestly pray L
mcIcii'al God will extend to You Iii, bless-
ing and protection
With increasing admiration for your
consistency and devotion 10 your country
and grateful remembrance # your
kind and generous consideration Of myself.
] bid you an aifectonate farewell
(SisAet) L. +. LIE
General.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-04-20

Local items are decidedly scarce here
Just now, except such as relate to the ae
fon of the people relative to the decease
f the late president Little else seems to
be thcught of, and little else ia ked a
bout by the citizans, who are all in the
excitement Of expectation aud curiosity as
20 the immediate future of affairs in this
country Al seem TO hope for the best;
many arc filed with doubling and fears,
while some feel confident that all will be
well. The future will determine. If Mr..
Joh1son throws himself into the hands of
the radicals. we may expect trouble and
sorrow to continue for some length OF
time, but if ha carries out the policy re.
gently inaugurated by his predecessor, We
confidently expect an early end of the war
and return to the principles of free gov
ernment.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-04-20

las been Instituted.
lou have now an opportunity Of insurinz vou,
propert, with safe and reliable Company in our
own state 1t should be the pride and pleasure OF
every eltlzcn to encourage home enterprise, and
~ cohtnparing the plan OF this company with that
OF Others, no person can fail to perceive the ,d
Vaatases ofthe SinnsSlppi over art similar mai;
luton dong business in our STATE
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-04-20
Elizabeth Ladd. Polly Clark, For Partition
CloriSs-

! LIizabeIh Ladd Folly Clark, For Partition
Clarissa Craig.
The plaintiff in the above entitled cause by hi:
attorney, has dled in ny Office his complaint 4
gains5 the defendants, and it appearing by the af-
fidavi. of Z competent person that the defendants
Elizabeth Ladd Polly Clark and Clarissa Craig
are non residents Of the State. of Indiana they are
therefore hereby notified Of the pendency of said
complaint against them, and arlcss they appear,
answer or demur thereto 40 the calling of said
cause on the first day of the next term Of said
court, 70 be begun and held st the Court house IN
the town Of Ply mouth, on the last Monday in Nsr
1863, said complaint and the matters and things
therein contained and aliedged viii be heard and
determined in their absence
n32w3 JOHN {. CUSuMAN, Clerk
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-04-20
STATE OF INDIANA
MARSHALL COUNTY

In the Marshall COmman Pleas Court, MAY
Term. 1865.
Peter w Becker
"a Divorce.
Frances II. Bccker.>
The plaintiff IL the above entitled cause, BY his
attorney, has filed in my office his complaint l.
grinst the defendants, audit appearing by the AFT
cavit of competent person that the defendant,
Frances II Becker, is 4 non re sident ofthe State
of Indiana, she is therefore hereby notified of the
pendeacy of said complaint agains. her and unless
she appear answer demur thereto at the cali
ing of slid cause, on the first day Of the next
term of said court to be begun and held at the
Cour. house in the town Of Plymouth on the last
monday Of May, 1868, said complaint ana the
matters and things therein contained and lledg-
ed will be heard and determined in her absence
n32 JOHN c. CUSHMAN, Clerk.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-04-20
STATE OF INDIANA
MARSHALL COUNTY,
In the Marshall Common Pleas Court, Ma,
Term, ISIS.
William H. McMillCnl
vs. Petition for Divorce.
EIanOr NcMiilen

The plaintiff in the above entitled cause by his
attorney, has filed in nav oiic. his complaint a
gainst the defendant and it appearing by the ail-
dasit OK a competent person that the defendant
Elanor McMillcn is resident of the
State OF Indiana, she is therefore hereby notified
OF the pendenty of sid complaint against her
and unless she appear answer or demur thereto al
the calling of said cause on the first DAY of the
next term of said court to he begun and held al
the Court house in the town Of Plymouth on The
last Monday .: May 1865, said complaint an,
the matters and things therein contained anc
alledged will be heard and determined in be
absence.
JOHN c. CUSHMAN, Clerk
ID. y. Philips. PITS Atty n32
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-04-20

Read the new advertisements in this Is
cue, they viii well repay careful peru
sci.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-04-20

\ Richmond correspondent says; Lee
has gone 10 Danylle to endeavor to pre-
vail on Davis to dcsist from further pro-
longing hopeless struggle"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-04-20

Business was suspended yesterday Oh
the railroad BY order OF the authorities of
the company, out eff respect to the memo
ry of the late President.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-04-20

1t the Regulator, and where they nev-
er have but ONE PRICE" you will al
ways find good assortment of Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes. at the lowest prices for
cash. They 90 not perai' any to under
sell them, ard at this time they would be
pleased TO give prices to al persons who
intend purchasing goods in 5his market
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-04-20
NUMBER "a
SINNI@SIPPI
Insurance Company.
OBJ zNDEANAPOLIs.
ACCUMULATED
EAFITA1 OVER $500 Geo.
AND CONSTANTLY iNCREAsfyG.

'sSHIS ENTERPa.StNG COaTFaNY
b now doing an extensive and foarishins
orsncss within Il e limits C he State and mas,
much as 1T confines the business of The Company
10 the State thepatrouage OF our people is sole
to!ic'es are Issued for any period not cAceedng
seven years at rates as reasonable as the prompt
%! mem o, losses Will permit, all kinds of
Business Houses Water Mills. Hotels Cbrrches
och2ol Houses, Dwelling Houses, Barns, and
out houses, together with the co1sep,s Of each .
both in town and coua.ry.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-04-20

We call attention to the new advertise
mcnt Of Grosh & Noble, Hardware mer
chants. Bourbon. Ind These gentlemen
have fine stock of hardware, &c, which
they are selling to suit the public. They
they are men Of business CAPACITY. and
as they advertise literally, the people NAV
know they are honest mea to deal with
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-04-20

Owing to sickness DR.. Davenport. sur
ceon dentist. could not be here last week
as advertised, but he Informs us that he
will be here, at the Edwards House, on
Tuesday and Wednesday Of next week
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-04-20
particular Attention Cfventa
inc insurance OF SarmPrOpctv.

! Indianians You have been paving and contsa
ue t. Dar TO companies located in Illinois Con
neetlcut, New York and other States. hume, els
OF thousands of dollars per annusl This immense
sum sent ont OF the State for insurance purposes
can he retained among our own citizens, for
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-04-20

G.. II. Hess continues, as heretofore, in
the Livery business at his old stable west
of the Edwards House. where he is always
ready to accommodate those wanting to
hire horses, carriages, buggies, q.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-04-20
THE DEMOCRAT.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Read the new advertisements in this is
cue. they viii well repay Z careful peru
sal.
\ Richmond correspondent says; Lee
has gone 20 Danyille to endeavor to pre-
vail on Davis to dcsist from further pro
longing . hopeless struggle"
Business was suspended yesterday ca
the railroad by order OF the authorities OF
the company, out eff respect to the memo
ry of the late President.
Owing to sickness. Dir. Davenport. sur
ceon dentist. could not be here last week
as advertised. but he Informs us that he
will be here, at the Edwards House, on
Tuesday aud Wednesday of next week
c. II. Hess continues, as heretofore, in
the Livery business at his old stable west
of the Edwards House. where he is always
ready to accommodate those want;n., to
hire horses earriaoes brooches g..
Business wa very generally suspended
he,,. so,,,,.a,',.i r".;i 49, - .,"s" ~
the religious services OF The day
We notice that the business Of the =.
Fl. W6cRw @. !. in ao,r;.j.i.s.
conditio, Tho trains co loaded bot,,
WAYS with rs.xonoor. and freiobt r.roo
numbers Of cattle and hoes are helm
trapsnorteJ over this road 70 c,.to~n mar
kets
" % IL Il 'ne .Ie" <''' 'ouns men
nave 0'en see" IA 'ae 'i'on' recently =
lance committee" move t. the east side 81
Michigan stree. Iccag men Of moral
habits and relis rs procliyities should not
take advantage of the committee absence.
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The Remington Gazette, speaking Of
Godeys Laly's Book sly:
Godey has peculiar. ana vithal . yecy
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-04-20
General lees Farewell Address.

The following IS Gen. lee farewell ad
dress to the army of Northern Virginia:
HEADov AETKRs ARNy OF NoNTEERx VIRGIN.
Iii IN -l.S
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-04-20

Business Wa very generally suspende !
here yesterday, from the time the church
bells commenced until after tie close Of
the religious services Of The day.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-04-20

10|1~'3 sttstr.
Officers:
ELIJAH GOODWIN, President.
~. +. LEOWICH, Vice President.
JOHN r. BERRY, Secretary.
WIN. P. LEOWICN, Treasurer.
Directors:
Elder ELIJAH GOoDwIy,-InJanaDot.
Hon. WM. NIBLACK, Vince
VIM. HMONGLOMERY 10 ,ea
J. r. BERRY, Esq.
W NJ. Z .LEDWIC
". EsD AssyASE
~ MI Plymouth ana vicinity,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-04-20

We notice that the bushes Of the p
Fl " & c. X. W Co Is in fourisIing
condition. The trains go loaded both
ways with passengers and freight Large
numbers OF cattle and hogs are being
transported over this road to eastern mar
kets
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-04-20

WOader if the fe'e s15-r young men
have been seen in the lloons recently =
If not, We would suggest that The -.vigi-
lance committee" move t. the east side 81
Michigan stree. Iecag men OF moral
habits and reli giDus proclifities should not
take advantage ofthe committee $ absence
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-04-20

The advertisement; OF MesSrs Bacon x
Nicoles vii lie found in to-day's paper.
They arc now receiving large lot Of az
ricuiturdi implements, which can be dis
posed Of at low prices. They also keep
Tor sale large quantity of land plaster
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
CpLENDID VILLA and COTTAGE SITES

- Tor SALE ia PASSAlC, " J.-1hr attention OF persons
drsrus home In tlo suburbs OF New York is called to the
superb SITES which be- secured In the vcgc 81
Pasc. TLey 100 fret front and contain rou 10 II
city lots aud commanding most masnhceut views Pass hc
village Is II mes from NeYoTk by Erie Railway; 20 trains
stop OF the station each day Communication fare ahou, cents
per trip No healthier place 20 be found in the United States
The lots located elegant wide planted ont
with the best and handsone shade trees Ample protection
given against nuisAnces As the whole tract Is devoted
exclusively 10 scas Cottages aud Has Of the most modern
styles Of architecture large number oIwhich are already
erected and others process of erection Maps and PAM
ple giving full particular may bs had upon application Of
JOHN r. PAULiSON. No 90 Pine-st. by calling upon
the undersi Passac who will show the property every
afternoon L. NJ. h. PAuLlSON, Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
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oUARTgRMAsrER's OyYiCE, No. l. SrArE.f,l
NEw.YoRK Oct. ? 1875. }
PROPOSALS for FORAGE and STRAW

Proposals sg, invited by ihe undersigned for the ielyey
OF good mcIchantahle TIMOTHY Hay and >fRA" "a
board OF vessels such Whas in NewloEk HaTbOr @r
be desigastcd.
The av and Straw mus; be securely b.ed aud weigh sss
thous and tsO01l pounds per iun, exclusive ol wood
Proposals must slate plainly tie quantity, price, aud hns
OF de iyery. -,
The Hay ard Straw viii be inspected by Government -
spectoT and weighed before brng ship ped.
Proposal, vii also b. received 20 deliver liay snd S"
Washnson d. &. Richmond. Va, and Hilton Head D u
subject to tue above requirements
Bills will be acrrpied from time 10 time 20 mees the /"
OUR, uleufs the Government
Payments 70 Dc made delivery, Thereafter
fund. ior tie purnosc shall b. received.
STEWART VAN NLlEr. Br'vet Adj Gen. he
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
IDEAL ESTATE SALE,
la by ALDRlDGE & SCOTT.
DANID SCOTT, Auctiouer,
On WEDNESDAY, Nov. p. a, p. m

~ the salcsroom Of D. SCOTT No. 80 Montgomery st.,
Jersey City will be sold II? lots OF ground situated ia Hud.
City, n. j. Montgomery aud summit ayes Lin ,on.
and Unonpacc which were have been sold on the I'd
inst the promises. and postponed account Of stormy
weather. visit 10 this property viii be timc well spent for
tho.. familiar with the locality. IL be reached IN 20
minutes nom The loboken ferries by the oboken, Hudson
City ani Wcst oOocn horsecars. Terms tile perfect,
Maps ready At No 83 MontyOneys, Jersey City and
At the PosUhce, Hudson City ao at the office OF Jones
NJ Miller. 80 ~ PneaL. y. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
oyYlcs prPor couNlss,Kr OF SUBSISTENCE
PHILADELPHIA, November TO- l.OS
GALE of HARD BREAD SEALED proposals,


GALE of HARD BREAD.--Scalcdp proposals.
- in duplicate will be received this office until ls tnSoat
TUESDAY, November aS 1863 Tor Tire puchsses o. t"enJ
thousand boxes. less. o. surplus HARD BREAn now 'a
hand lt this depot
This bread of excellent quality, snd IN good orier ns''
hayn. been shipped IN way exposed 20 The se'
t /. ready immediate delivery anduse. The toSe coz
tain Einy (5o) pounds each and are well cooPered.
Tis sale l. worthy tie attention OF merchants shppel.
miller, and other; using pilot bresd there be no os'
article put on the u8ykst. -
The breadcln be- examined any time A. he Iried Ss
Comnisslry Storuhousr, IENtlir. north OF Crsnu's.
No bids win be receic.d Tor less t;n Twenty 40 Uheas
thousand Il Oco pounds Proposals must state the unoe4" "
pounds aud the price per pound biz Tor. 49,, -
Tho Government tho right TO reject all bsi' Occurs
too low. -
Successful bidders will be required 10 remove The Dress
within ten (l0l dsys from date OF acceptance. M -,
Bidders not present win be iunedisiely notrdu tn's
bids accepted. Terms cash, IN OoNermsm .nAa' "P"
delivery OF tho bread - .,,.,,,, .,v,y
Proposals t. be Addressed 20 Captain q. BOLIoN Nn
TON Comtnssary OF Subsistence, Phst phA boa @Vs"s
by order OF Breyct Brs Gen {. L. Ahourn, A. u "''T
.nL Chief Conrni,s,ry Military Division Atantc . =.
a. BOLTON NEWTON, Captain aud l, y '.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
Drn Ooo0s.
ATLEGRAIN's THIS WEEK.
~ cIIK EOR DRESSES

N SILK FOR DRESSES.
JUST RECEIVED FROM AUCTION, LARGE
QUANTITY OF SILKS, which will be sold at HALF THE
VALUE OF IMPORTATION
WoOLENs AND PoPLINs.
roo pieces PLAIN ALL-WOoL PoPLINs. doubs
width. ia all shades at o5c., worth *l %.
500 pieces PLA1DED and FANCY PoPLlNS' double
width. at 90 cts, same at sl
yard
Isdi,., CLOTH for CLOAKINGS, from 80 to $l2 per
yard
LACE CURTAINS AND UPHOLSTERY.
avorv LARGE INVOICE Of LACE and NOTTINGHAM
CURTAINS. lust received, TWENTY PER CENT
CHEAPER than previous prices
LEORAIN'S, No. 72s Broadway,
Corner Wayerley y.pace
vo,n- man well ecauaninied with the Yelling o lace
r,.ins and upholstery Goods. wanted It LEGRAlNS, NO.
BrOadWay.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
NOR sALE-A tract of COAL LAND. con-
TOp SATF-Uandsome BUILDING SITES

L'OR SALE--fIandsome BDlLDlNu 81 li.', 10
bat. and Cornwall Landing aud about fifteen minutes ride
roln either place Soil good sandy l2an' Paitcn.aI.
ersy elevated and pleasant: land smooth and signify fonng
good ghborhood mostly wealthy he tract contains eoou'
Apoy or address immediately the proprietor Intends 70
leave soon 10 AMOS r. BROWN, Moodna Oranse Co ~,
" AIso . DWELLING.HOUSE mostly new, 3lIj0 feet
bnlduzs young apple and pear orchard, wlth o'se
frYi, IA acre. Of land of Il quality.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17

UNPARALLELED SUCCESS OF THE
u HOMESTEAD CoMPANY-llo COTTAGES built and
sold in IL monthsWe now oher for SALE 200 IOITAGES
ton at 2OOto S05oo Liberal terms to purchasers Also,
200 Lots beautifully located st Eas! NewYork aud Ridge
Past New'YorA or No. Willousbby st., Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17

CUPREME COURT, City AMI County o. New
- York-JOsEPH r. STt ~ ESAhr Plaintiff. ag MICH
AS MSIiNi ESANI trt others Def nlsuts-lu pIrulnt
Of he judgment q the above entitled Curt c iu o. above
entitled the ah day OF October 1875 the Referee
appointed and by sad judsmenor e pnrposo OF carrying
into effect such judgment w sell at public auction, Et the
E1change sre. ROOM No. III Broadway. n tie CITY o New
York WEDNESDAY the 49.h day ot November 1865, al
u o'clock noon through Jafas ". miller. Real Es'ac
AuuionccrA thai certain lot piece parcel Of land with
thc Duilme thereon erected situate Tying and being The
teIy side Of the Sccondvruue between II M an! Nin
streets n the City o Ncwi orb lId known o. oi number one
hundred and THIRTY i've ~ upon map on ie IN the office
the REGISTER OF the Guy and County o Now Nor
Der 81 ia tia entitled Map showing division Of ps Of
The real estate - Of Nrnons W Suyycsau deceased among
III. hr uio IN tho Eleventh ard Of thc Cy Of New.
orb and which lot is bCrnlrd nud described oowsthat
l. TO Beginning nt point on the elcry SIDE Of tlo
Second avenue dstaut ih yfour feet TX 1uI aquac- inches
from tho uoFhersefy corner Of The second avenue and
Eths and running thence uorhefy nl0us the eslery
% the Second thirty -ct inches
,a.'ry pagss 20 Eghh frrt hundred AMI twenty five
feet thence souihcry parilelo the second thirty
seven feet nine inches. aud tlsucc westerly parallel b
Egth-tte.i hundred sud twenty hyr feet 10 the place
beginning D4.ed New York, October L. los.
WILLIAM ~ TW ED. Referee
No % Duaue-st
W. P. LsE ESQ, Plsinhfs hty No. Is E1changcpace.
olj lawtWF
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
tI,
eicpes, Ranges, %-c.

CTOVES, RANGES and HEATERS, AZ h'
~ Al MOWBRAY'S No. 30 \clcy-sL. opps et na'a nas
inst,n Market. offer or sale complete assorime
ius stoves fof wood or coai Ranges, Psrlor h = o
burners for parlors and oilicrs, Heating Stove 't"c'
also Stoves suitable Tor the southern matkot. . "A
butchers' Bollers. Kitchen Nogs. &c, Ac
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17

Real Gstate for Gale.

HNHE GENERAL SOUTHERN LAND
4 AGENCY has actually on hand over 100000 acres o
LANDS for SALE or LEASE in the Southern States, II
tracts to suit purchasers Titles good aud not liable to combs
cation
Apply for catalogues,
EEwYoRK OFFICE. No. G. BROADWAY.
KEMP ?. BATTLE, Secretary.
AUTHORIZED REPERESCEs:
PETER COOPER esq NewYork.
JAY COOKE. esG.. Philadelphia
HI. Exceency Gov HOLDEN Of North Carolina
A. A. Low Pres Chamber Of Commerce, n. Y
ErGoy. BROWN Of Georgia.
GEO. II. STUART, esq. Philadelphia.
Ex.GOy BROOME Of Florida.
Col N. c. FULTON. Athens Ga.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
furniture.
EOR SALE. VERY CHEAP.

4 TEN SECONDHAND Two.liorscl CITY PAsSFE.
GER CARS Apply 1t the Office Of the Second ave- Railroad
CouU-lv comrr Of HhtythITjst and Seoondst EswNad.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17

mt, combination Of the Dctiouoiy OF the b'pt ~
t ss3r bv Br William Aids Wright ", ~. 3 Ia9'a, - "
., r. ea- CafniTidge, uu3er the oItcu ~" - =
1c ii1 Ir William smith Il Is Intended 70 talIsl! d
cr,y cvupssed wish Tor account Of we mo-, ico'
tbe itipe i'm some foru another, ,s indls'
pg % - ,yery family TIE Divine the schoaF and al
Ith'O ti-se thoroughly the ,Gror sub Gets con
whe s yihl tomlster those controversies which
hec,, such deep Dud general Interest must siiil
t the larger Dictionary but 70 sudrn's TO pri-
nave ,t 40 flss numerous class q persons who De
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i believed supply all tai necessary ioI tle eaciaa'3n M
. a .rsfion o the Bible u is the main object Of the
40 race within the reach cf every Christian household
popular b,tac, Of work which has received tGr ePro'a
81 s couDcrsut 20 express opinion On tue subject
couv of tins work viii be sent, postpaid, on receipt Of
de adyc-tised price by the PublisierA
'"' LITTLE. BROWN Co.,
No. ilu Wpsiupt tli.st., Eoston.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17

AT DE PERCEVALs, No. co. Broadway.
~ All Minds Of CfllLDREN'S CLOAKs aud SUITS
Drrases Sacks Shaws Corsets Chenes. infants Waists.
Aprons, Bbs Sprnces Babies Caps. &c. Ladies Embrod
cred Chrmsss sud NigLigown Jokes, Ladies' ready ymade
under garments and Ruhed skirts Varieties Of Ladies' aud
Mi..-s sets aud IiaudA.fchiciL
Initial, and Coats Arms Embroidered Handkerchief.
Tab and Bed Linen six and Cotton fbroicrcs Bradn
made order Stamping for Embroideries aud Braidng
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
TCANNOT SING THE Old SONGS,

II fOr VISIONS come e.elli
OF Golden dreams departed. ~
And years OF weary PANTY
The Noontde Dream-Hy Baiie ioT sutar oc piano
Mailed iree. FREDERICK LIME. No. 200 Bowery
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17

NOR SALE-On Forty-fourth-St., between
l Fiuh and SKthaycs. three fu LOTS, with brick
church in lhc rca s5N cet which be- altered into Iri
livery siabr of ca ued or any other purpose
resi,ilons. Apply 20 HOMER MORGAN Noe Pnc-sL (3sj)
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17

DEACH FARM Tor SALE, 10 acres, $500
trees three years DID, 80 miles south OF Phladelphi and
mites from northeast depot Cecil Co., Md, the Pha-
ic,phia WILMINGTON and Baltimore Railroad. L.ud lay,
nirry the souih good view OF aud Address {.
STERN Wilmington Del
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
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