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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-09-21

THE LADY's FEIEND.-Thc October
number Of this excellent magazine opens
with q beautiful steel engraving, called
"The Wanderers Return" The sentiment
of this engraving is very touching the
wanderer has come back to the scenes Of
his youth, and Sazes with heart full Of
emotion on the church where in childhood
he passed 50 many pleasant and reycren-
tial hours Ladies tell US that the fash
ion plates Of this magazine are particulars
ly fine. The music is Minnie Mnton.
or III Meet You in tie Morning" (Song
and ChOrus.) The music alone Of this
magazine is worth more than the price Of
the book. Price s., 30 year.
Address Deacon & Peterson, $40 Wal
nut street, Philadelphia.
THANKs.-Mrs. Benz. Lciby presented
us box of excellent cigars last week, for
which we tender her OFF thanks They
were manufactured by Mrs. !. in this
county, and are fully equal to most Of
those brought to this market for sale
Those who indulge in the use of the weed
will fud it to their advantage to purchase
other, as she sells at a less Pr,ce than an
equally good article can be bought fol
elsewhere Cur retail dealers would dc
well to encourage home manufactures by
buying of Mrs. Leiby,-she sells as gooC
an article :ar threa dollars hundred a.
can be bo' Chicago for five or six.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-09-21
THROAT AND LUNGS.
DIpTiIEIsIA CURED,
They haye discovered
SURE AND SpGEny CURE

FOR THIS TERRI BILE DISEASE.
1t IS also sure cure for Scarlatina, or Scarlet
Fever which is of Tie same class OF disease. IL
never falls cure Dipiheiia Scarlltinr in from
Ito 5 hours. 1t siyts relief Immediately.
PRICE PER BOTTLE. 90
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-09-21
8leAlfaI 4lotite.
nR JLONG ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN.

Would inform the citizens Of Plymouth and the
surrounding country, that he will be in his Office
in Plymouth, in Woodward's Brick Building. on
the following days in each month during 1860
April - p, Il, -. %, u, - and 29.-May
~ 2S 30 80 aud 3l.-June 2G, q. -, % and 50.
July -, %. -. -, and 26.-August %, %, and
30.-Septcmber -, 10, -, ., % and 30 )cto-
Der Il, -, 81. and 2l.November %. %, 81, 2S.
- and 30.-Dccembcr %, - % and 26.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-09-21

We hope our democratic friends through
out the country will lend US their aid in
helping TO increase the circulation of the
Democrat. We should have at least three
hundred more cash paying subscribers in
this county, and Appointment democrats in
different parts Of the county would take
hold o. tie matter, that NUM- e. could oa-
Sly be had. We trust they will lend Us
their assistance, and thus enable us to
improve the paper, and give to our read
ers sgreaser variety Of interesting read
ing matter.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-23
nE sApE ynoM rnI RAAes Og wANvl

,U.,,a ,hssa ch,Idran have a comfortable homo, and
M means Of educaiInni Would this wife be indePsn-
aent Of the cold charities Of the wordt Would TINS
sfsts ns IA deSlsf Would there be no saef1hee ct
nroperty BY force sales Of an administrator 20 NEE.
the demands ofcreditors made when the
How few can answer these question TO their satSine.
tloni They fear TO ask them, and cherish the belle
hat they have long lease life. This is beth fool
ieh and oovardly. The brave mas a. assifs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-23
UNITED STATES HOTEL s

CORNER SIXTH AND WALNUT sTs GIN.
u,IsIs iarre sud conmodlops Hotel haa hsen Rr "
II FITTED AND RRFU aNtsHRD Throughout mag.
nIhcently with entire NEW EURNI1rR NJ Of the latest
style without regard TO trouble expense. 10 meet
the demands Of the travelling public to which your
patrohage s most respectftily solicited u
I lef O. o. MAoLIsH, Pro'r.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-23

Young men iu1t stArting IN buslnsss, whose ohial
capital ID their energy aud integrity insure
lives 70 thSAmount Of half their liabilities 9lloh an
act Of dsinterested honesty when known to the
TORS, would Justly Increase their eonhdence In thhn
II would show hatthoy did not Wish to leave their
friends exposed 70 any and the
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-23

tits .he unseen haad OF the reaching
forth from the grave and still nourshinE hls oh1pfng,
and keeping togsthsr the family By-it, the hithful
aon go, 80 hl.- '.Hs .a. N'.r l'- 7'', ''
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-23
PROJECTS his AGED PARENTS

v0,, h.ra ha has precsded them into stsInty; byit
rs honest debtor satisfies his conhding wnsp
fata seemed least pFoptons. In moral and wortoly
sense II is one great weapon oy "hoh 70 TOD oo"'"
Lei sny husband father, son, ask himself III was
4. de toni sht, would those Whe are dear 70 me
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-23

Thai be may Erappls with 10 the man, that be
may study is nature and pallate ita threatsning The
means oil palAon are at hand, OF easy accass 70 ALI
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OsFIcE or THE AUDITOR % STATE,

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copy Of the Statement the Condition Of the North
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PROPOSALS. FOB THI ENLARGEMENT O
TE1 CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY,

Sealed Proposals viii be received at the office
the n.; Of Public !. the
tie Library Of consresss @ ~ish
Nesrly ali t5e Work to Sc ersetsd win be of
iron. and similar TO- the present Library The
nain door Of the building to. and including the
roof. at the north and south ends Of the present
of which the same is composed. that cannot be
used in the reconstruction. are to belong to the
The new wings to be substituted for the pres
emit structure are to be fitted up with aeoves four
Doors are to be cut through the wallis and to Sc
the dsors On the norsS and soass ends 81 the s
to be r.
Isqaired: The reSi Is to BE- framed Of iron. and
to be 9Th x :, and covered With
s'' Ss9 az, sf to 5s ss T.
to IN
suss At sos sSsh of
81 70 ts in pssa
seen at any time. Sundays excepted. prior to the
once Of the Capitol Extension. from nine 10 three
with two responsbs suretiss IL the smeu DSn Of
twenty thousand dollars, for the faithful per
The PROPOSALS will be opened by the Commits
sioner of Public Buildings ct his oice in the Gap
itsl IN the presence Of the Secretary Of the Int
c 70 the
The seHtrses vii 5. awarded to the lowest re-
spoAsible bidder. who will. In the Judgment Of
the Secretary of the lntsrior. perform the york
to reject all bids Each bidder win Be sKpscted
to enclese With his proposals. the names Of the
persons who are 70 become hi; 4 susst SisSs.roH
-. esg 20 Commissioner OF Public Buildings.
WARRINGTON, Mar 80, 1866, te2-2aw3W
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IL white marble Methodist church, cost.
ing el5O,U0O, has just been completed at Phil
adelphia
y How TO destroy canker worms in trees
XII or modest birds.
ahe New York Herald estimates that its
wal COT espondence during the past four years
nas oes. nearly half a million dollars.
ne rnmsdeiphia American says pen
Hles are becoming drug in thar city, The
passenger rail way Companies are irving 70 90,
rid Of the immense number on their hands
~ They have rifle In En- GLAND which
shoots 1000 yards.
OrNot less than 5000 photograpbs q, poo,,
the assassin, have been sold by one arm in I.on'
don.
ITbere are seven hundred and fifty ,n,.-
dicted prizes 70 driving cabs In Paris.
IL The Richmond Wing resumed its motto,
sic semper tyrannis, on Friday, the prohibition
of the Government thereto having been re-
moved.
~An Irishman while digging a drain at
e alison. N. Y, struck oil He sold his land,
TWO acres, for s6G,U00 cash.
IL Mrs. J. q. Breckenridge is at her home in
Lexington, KY.
1The omnibuses at Nantes are no longer
moved by horses, bat by steam and along the
ordinary carriage roads without rails.
~The Zouaves Of Fran ce have had lift, as
several Of that beard ed. bald headed corps, who
were sous.ofticers in the French army, have
left Tor Brazil, to become officers in the Zou-
ave regiments forming in that country.
~Amopg the prisoners Of war released
from Rock Island barracks the other day was
one who went straight to the telegraph office
and sent despatch. at a cost Of IS Us, paid In
advance 70 Jen. Davis, requesting him to re-
nit the amount due him for eighteen months
service in the rebel army.
~It Is rumored that the municipality of
Naples propose 70 change the name Of Toiedo
street TO that Of Iincoln street. A street in
Palermo has already received the latter name.
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SPECIAL SALE OF sERvIoEABLl DRAFT
HORsIS,

Qn1,ttrmaster General, Office. I
WASHINGTON, ID. C., June 8. 1861
By order Of the QuartermAster General, there
viii be sold, at public auction. under the direc-
tien Of Captain L. Lowry Moore, A. @. NJ. to the
highest bidder, at the time and place named be.
i0 NEW YORK CITY, FRIDAY. June Is, 1865.
NEW YORK CITY, TUESDAY, June 20. 1865.
NEW NEW Y Y0SK CITY. TR1RAI june 2s 1885,: 49,.
NEW YORK CITY. FRIDAY. June 80, 1865.
Two hundred and fifty SERVICEABL1 DRAFT
HORSES each day.
An opportunity to purchase superior class Of
draft horses, At far less than their true value. is
now offered to the public, The animals, though
sound and seryiceable. are no longer required in
the army, and must be sold. The attention of
managers of city railroads and manufactures is
especially called to these sales.
Horses sold sir ely. Sales to commence At 10 8.
NJ. and will be held At the Government Stables,
corner Tenth avenue and Thirty third street.
Terms cash, in United States currency;
Brevet Brig. General in charge
te9-t2q LIST Div @. NJ G. o.
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nRPHANs' COURT, June sth. ls65.-DIsrRlor
or coauA 81 i wAsHSG Fios co%gmTY
John I'M, deceased the sdminissr ator aforesaid
has with the APPRECIATION Of the Orphans Court Of
& ~ Ak IVY sas ns! .sssis
the same have been collected and turned into
money: when and where all the creditors and heirs
phans,. Court of Washington County AFORESAID
with their claims properly y9uehed, or they may
der be published once . weak for three weeks in
5 59f s1sans ''A' 4sss kSSsiSSs;'
ORPHANs' COURT. DISTRICT OF -OoIUxB1A,
Britt deceased. the sdministrator =. :. sfore..
said has. with the appreciation ct the Orphans
q S.tS5a.y: The Tih Ssy + june asst. isr shs
estate of said deceased. and of the assets in hand
= far IS the same have been collected and turned
Orphans Court Of Washin gton County aforesaidJ
ss al benefit ia
S &c estate I'd Of this
s.'' S:.|:iss # s Of
OsRaisSfFsSr 9sSfE Nay 'n oa1s
Executor Of william Par.Ons. deceased. the sfors
said has, with the sppro baton Of the Orphans
Court of Washington County aforesaid. appointed
settlement and distribution of the personal estate
Of said deceased, and of the assets in hand as far
money; when and where all the creditors and
heirs OF said deceased are notified to attend, tat
the Orphans' Court of Washington County afore-
sad with their claims propery youched. or they
may Otherwise by law DO excluded from all benefit
in said deceased estste provided . copy of this
order be published once q week for three weeks in
the Evening Star rfsvious to the said 10th day OF
June, 1855.
Test: ..+ Q. @. ROBBINS.
my % 1aw3w* Register OF Wills.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUrURE DAYS.
GALE OF ooNDIMMIp QgARflRMAsrE Rs

- sTORlS, WAGONS, AABULANC1S, &c,
' e4a'''1R asksssss.,. B. e. M.s a g u.s.
:s!s n s.' e.
q n. at the Government Wareheuse, situated ca
s: ss, + w I'D "a at
s.Uss: %
us.dais.: Brides H.l.srs: Spurs, wr.nehs..
Scales sssas;
4l'a Scraps @::ai III s's' lot OF wrought
= q sH' s5:is sss
Msdiea! Wagons, Metallic Wagons. Anbulsn Sss.
i've t5l day. from date Of sale;
Brig. Gen. and . Sh = ss s:5 !s!.
from day to day; Those wishing to aaEshsss are
nsa sss Gen. And Chief g.
- STORES. GRAIN. AND GRAIN SACKS. .
Chi0 Qua-termasts-'s Office. Dspo,o Of Wasiinston,}
Washi~ston, d. C., June 10. 1855.
Will be sold ct public AUCTION, under the direc-
+ 81 H.: :y
cups. Plates; Knives and Forks; Stoves, Tables.
Chairs. Psulins, &C. Also
the s M EEGHGE lyb
fHf e 4AI sed sAcksD AND
Successful bidders win be required to remove
The stores sve ds1s f5s9 date
,elo-lot -' 1 Depot Of Washington
SALE OF STEAM T E9s1 ssARGEs. AND SEINE
'' Q*''"%: .ssIa. or" = p g. 9uns f. u.s.
Ess e ii:ssS Ssf &
B ssleek shtso enTTf =. follows
BARGE HAIL q q COLUMBIA.
Will be sold, under tn e direction Of Captain 81.
Of washington b; C.. on SATURDAY. June s4th,
ste.m Tug JENNIE BAKER.
F%S LANCE LANCE s ssiNs Bbo ga
Terms Cash. in Government y fan RsnicKuR
te ~ 1T Depot of WASHINGTON.
SALE OF sERVIo1ABL1 MULES.
QUAR1ERNAsrER GENERALS OFFICE.
WASHINGTON. u. W. June y, Iooo.S
, By direction of the Quartern Aster General,
there win be sold, at Public Auction, to the high
est bidder. at the times and places named below,
viz:
TlLlIAMsPoRr. PA. THURSDAY. June Is.
HUNTINGDON, Pa, r ~ June is. 1866
SCRANTON. PA, THURSDAY, June %, 1855.
WILMINGTON. DELI ;sssz THURSDAY. June 2.
PITTsBURe. Pa, TUESDAY. June n, 1865.
HARRISBURG, PA. THURSDAY. June %,
TWO urNnprp a3e12vtcrap,r urrrs
At each place.
Many Of them were bous ht in the beginning of
the war. "a young mules. accompanied the armies
in AL their marches and camps; and are thoreugh.
ly broken. hardened by exercise. gentle and f..
ders
Though sound and serviceable. they are NO
longer res 1irsd in the army. and be purchased
at these sales At far less than their true yalue
The attention of both miners And farmers 10 90.
pecially in vited
Mules sold sinSy.
Gales to com me nee at 10 0. m,
Terms cash, in United States currency.
Brevet Brissdier Genl, in charge First Division
@. N.6.0. jel0-l6t
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NYTIO0 BALT1MOR1 OHIO KK, GU.
- WASHINGTON, December Is, 1864
e

~& s$3eg - W g$
On and liter Sunday T. 5 Rs:s1
WIZ % run T 3 sSnSS Moy1ss NORTH:
Rfsb6Re TRAiS1Ge.ys W.sh dor els AZ 4. Z.
Arrive at baltimore 500 A.H.
No. 2-N1W YORK & PHILABELPHIA TX
RhiIsdslphis j: IS ?; ~, New York $50 ?. 4. No
Baltimore tickets sold
Stations: ssEs =. With
for the West. and reaching Baltimore ~ 1o:oo
No. 4-Nsw YORK NAIL TRAIN-Lesve wash
ss rhadsiDhi. ss I's T.. NJ" YORK 1850
-Ns,s-BALr1MeE1 TRAIN IA AND WAY Sta
jig st Relay with Frederick train. Arrive st Bal
'' NO. s"BALTIMeRl COMPUTATION AND
t 1907. X. Arrive At saitimcrs Sio ?: \. FIJI.
train stops st BsdsnsSurs. beitsvilie' Laurel sne
No. ;1"sosToN. ALBANY L NEW YORK TX.
thIss s.1 yIt Is sna
f ~ "a. Ye. Of 1oT III
:oi ,Sy this tain Which is limited g capacity By
e
Leave waehiD gton 0SSe ?. fund arrive" Bsa-
more e - s ,;x YORK. 1LApuPHA AND
w Is s sRN tFMkAiS@l:ave W.asjRste1 st 7:so
?, n; stopping at Relay House 81 WesteR pa1sen-
ears 10 tale f1press Train for Grafton, Wheeling,
Parkersbure, and al points In the West. Reaches
New York at 6:15 AN.
FOB ANNAPOLIS the connections Will be made
with the SIS 4. u. and the 3 and 1870 P. II: from
Washington. No trains to or hom Annapolis on
Sunday. .rvn.vmv rue
THl ONLY TRAINS !Ro IN WA1sga !nS
4. n. and P. n, for Baltimore, and 100 P. Il:
for baltimore, Philadelphia. and the West, ana
the p r for New York ONLY.
THROUGH TIoKlTs 70 IT, West - yell =. g s e
the Staticn Ticket ONCE 1T all hours in the day. -
we'll g at new Office In the American Telegraph
Building, Pennsylvania avenue, between ~ ana
''PISiGXGA will Be checked At all hours.-alao for
through points, TO save trouble and confusion at
the de perture Of the trains. 80
AL yhsths. :o,si:.s 9. sis at e
ruIes of tie Line, established for the general ad-
vantase s1Sa e tns stsendsnts and the
prevention Of smoking in any out the 1m0nsr.
Nth the e
the hurry Of starting the trains,
w. p. SMITH, Master OF TrSnsportatons
q. n. COLI. General Ticket Agent dec %
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WIZ IHJUn1 THE 9onPL.E a BY POW Pow
the pores OF the skin. and In short time leave II
AaraA and ary9 It is IN the blo16 and if ycn wsnt
TRACT o. eAR6APAR1LLA. It gives bril-.
lianey to the complexion. EtA m25-6m
IIPWARDsO or THIRTY THOUSAND eertifcafe
u and recommendatory letters have been 70.
ceiyed, atttestine the merits of HELMBOLD'e
GEnuiNE PHnPARAfIoNS, many Of " hich are
nom tho highest sources. includine eminent
.satesnssn. elergymep, governors. State tudees,
- alNEE - -, IL @Ax 2t6m
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HARRINEes Oh MIgE1YETHAT is THl
81 $SaSsss 1Hh4SsRRA ma
MADlCIGE." have determined-feeardless OF OK.
hum.nity } four Of their most instruetivs sad Ia.
tsrestin& Leetufes on Marriage and st. Suali1ea.
aisession. Weeinssa, Berression, or isnoranee q
EhyMolgSy and Nsture's Law! These invslnable
ssyins ousa.ds, and With forwafdsd free on
The receipt 81 ionf stamps, by sddrsssin& S1aeyY
Broadway, New Ysxk. 80 - = taltlS
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION
BY THE
EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION
1875 Il 1877 Broadway, New York,

ROSEWOOD PIANOS. MILoDIONs.
FINE OIL PAINTINGS, 1seRAvISGs,
Silver Ware, Pine Gold and Silver Watches, an
ELEGANT JEWELRY,
CONSULTING OF
Diamond Pins, Diamond Rings, Gold Bracelets,
Coral, Ylorentins; Mosaic. Jet, Lava and cameo
tors OPS; Sets @ 81 studs, Vest s9i mes Neck
VALUED AT 100000.
DISTRIBUTION is made in the following man
vchRTIrIoATas, naming s.sh article s and ito
are sr vel. mixed eae Of these
e0nt.ipips The Certificate or orde' for some Arti
shccs re-
ceipr of Is cents:
On fs the Il: TsHs @
then send ONE DOLLAR and receive the article
named or can choose any other one article on our
Vpurc6asers Of our SEALED ENVELOPES
FOB ONE DOLLAR.
xnicn 'ney neeo hOs pay unth ID hn'"n "nasth-
i SNTfks rs ssAiTs1sF?St1T1on GUARANTEED IN
ALL GASES.
THE EUREKA'GIFT ASSOCIATION
you'd call attention to the fact Of It's being the
eount11 Tn. buslnsss Continues 70 be eonduc.es
in fair and honorable N amer, and large ana
rich se
GAM 1904 H. tb;, as,oc,.tioo has s.nt
-
very large number of valuable prizes to all parts
Of the country: Those who patronils us win re-
ceiye the full value Of their money. no article
our list is Worth less than one Dollar. retail.
thu ss arse sPs% VII be ing
mediately sent to any address By return mail or
Tia following parties have recently drawn VAL
liable prizes from the Eureka Association, and
have kindly allowed the use Of their names.
AndrsM Wilson, Custom House, Philadelphia.
h sla.aas1s k y:q Ycrs iii P.n.as
SlOo; e. r. Jones, Barrett, Marshall 90. Kansas.
Melodeon, value $500; Patrick Byrpes. Water
bury, o.. Gold Watch: value. $l25: J. F. Shaw.
&c sfss sa NsE l Hona RRo
value. $780, Miss Lucy Jsnevay, 1lmira: N: Y.
meyer. City Hotel, Nashville, Tenn. Meledeon.
value, $685. Rowland Patterson. 90. D, 10th lows
Veteran Volunteers. Oil Painting, value, 800.
Mrs. Abbey j. Parsons, Springfield. Mas, Melo.
aeon, value, SEQ Is%esL Dexter, oity su5vsyor.
James Ely, 81 Wooster street, corner Becker,
New York, Oil Painting, value, 500; Mrs. ]. O.
Coles, Grand RAPIDS: Michigan, Silver Castor, ,
value. $40: Dr.: J. B; Sinclair. No. Main street.
Luther Detmold. Washington. D. c.. Oil Painting.
Were we We permitted, we might add many names
to tn: above list. but many psrsens object TO our
Letters from various parties throughout the
country Acknowled eing the receipt of very valua-
Bile gifts may be seen on file at our ofice.
LIST OF ARTICLES
TO BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH,
without regard to value, and not to be paid for
until You know what you will receive:
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EoR N0N-RITlNTION Oh INCoNTIN1No.
II of Urine, Irritation. Inflammation or UlcSs,.
alton of the Bladder or Kidnsys. Diseases Of the
Gravel or Brick dust Deposit, and all Diseases
Of the Bladder. Kidnsys. and propsical Swell.
CHU. ~ - mar 25-6m
A READY AND OONeLUBIv1 TIsT or TIN
a PIoperties of H1LAB0LD'S FLUID TX.
TRACT BUCag yin 20 esngarison with those
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rur61aA. N. TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON
connecta With the 20 A. train from Baltimore
Sor Pittsburgh and the West and for klmira.
'' Ruffaio. Roehester, DHnkirk, Canaan
dsi9ua, and Niagara Fails. and
for New York City.
rHra 30 P. M. TRAIN PROM WARRINGTON
cnnnscts with the s P. NJ. train from Baltimore
for PittsbErg and xrie.
rHl Gas p. M. TRAIN FROM WARRINGTON
Connects with the 10 p n. Express from balti.
more and runs through to Pittsbursh
and E.mira. without change of
cars oen Getting at Pittsburgh
fOrCincinnAh, Chicago.
and st. Louis and ct
Ilmifa. for Buffalo.
Rochester, and
Syracuse.
ONI THROUGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY.
Leaving Washington At CLOCK z. II.
SLEEPING CARS on NIGHT TRAINs.
SOLDIERS TlcKEfsAf CONVENIENT RATS,
LOW PARE AND QUICK TIME.
For Tickets and any Information apply at
the OH ice of the Great Pennsyvania Route, corner
Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street. under
National Hotel, and Depot House. No. 463 st.,
near New Jersey avenue, WAshington.
Superintendent N Q. B. B.
=. J. WILKINS,
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
JN0. 0ILLETT, Passenger Agent, corner 9th
treet and Pa. ave. dec -. tt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-16

~The New Orleans Picayune says that
the idea OF an armed emigration into Mexico
was seriously entertained by the Rebel leaders
west Of the Mississippi up 70 the last moment,
thus delaying the surrender of their troops,
and that the plan was only abandoned at last
in consequence of the reluctance of the rank
and file. The Picayune also learns that a
number of the prominent Generals and engi.
neers OF the rebel army and navy, with many
OF the rank and file, uneasy in regard TO the
future, contemplate emigration to Brazil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-16

II A subscription has been started In Bait.
1more and fund raised TO be loaned TO Virkin.
Ia farmers TO enable them to purchase horses,
mules farming implements ana seeds for fu-
ture crops, the money thus advanced to be re-.
paid by the borrowers, and none excep. those
who are actually farmers and owners OF their
land are entitled to the benefits Of the associa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-16

The amount of currency issued to the
national banks up to Sd June, was Sl353o5 s6o
And the aggregate Of the government circula-
ton is six hundred and eighty-three millions
eight hundred thousand dollars. The nation.
al and state bank circulation will exceed three
hundred and fifty millions, so that the volume
Of our paper currency may be stated at a thou.
sand millions