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N II X l n d
os.r, who collect Tax IN Kind 10 til: esrE'e. OF Ptsa
,,d Rsppah.na oak 1rl maize monthly f'psIS OF tfe
Isus Ia the required form, 10 Ca tAii - oah' r0
ouartsrnsaser, Orange D. B., Va. s
Major and Coatreillrg Qu.r'ermntts
,,e7s,,vav+ For VI silIa.
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Z Il q u A ri 4 T On
DIV the President, Appointing Day OF
ID Fasting, Humiliation and Prayer,
with ThanksgiV wing.

The Congress OF the oonfedss att States have ry a
Joint respiration irv;,el 10 ,ppo!a s=f If pbre .St
log humiuatio and prsyer with thsak.sT1g 10 .lngh1
God.
ui,cus ..Iem1 duy a. all tine aEd more e'sscai!
!: s.s,son ci ublc ts, and adversely 80 tln atise
ur enoe on His nsrs, and TO Dow 10 Luuas Ssh
mission te,ora lila f:o:s.oa, can'Gta!a4 CO rsfIi 'H'
sup pe.lpg III, gracious pardon, inp!oiES ii' Dr'se
holp and devou:ly resdsrag thaLks for Ae uraJ aa'
g-ss. blessings Which H. ha, vouchoSf+d - rs.
Lei tho h. arts u people tu:n s.otrs!J a7a sNtE-
insy uato ID let ecosI<e ia Ills chH't.lhG fEhn
s correction ~ TArrr sp ,si-eiy pr.3 hH' me
trails sd BIZ .rugg which lave us2 btfre heavily n"'
on u, nay b. uncd .r,y by lila msrciui love; 'ha'
I shining gisso DO g,eu to Uu' people, tni i'if "a
vice w.i I'M Impaired to T1sr. thhi ihs l. RI Of
Hcg tI viii b. with fGi edi sht for - sgah't cur
eu.niss sn ;s will grac!ou,y t.ke cue e1us- iolo
Hs eva hand and mercu.Iy establish for 1s mi!ius
jus. and h norsblt peace aud independence
And lei VI ct forget t. repdr un 81, holy name The
.haLki lrd praise which so Justly tui Tor His Wta'
godae.s and ir tie man circles hhIh BE hli eItcnd
ed to Ii, sld the triad and Of pEttrassi anu
veed7 Tar.
60 GI,rs, Blates OF A:resr do Issue !hs my procs-
a.tI)n APPOINTING RRIDlr tie 10.h day OF March utl
- dag Cfrurc fasting, hamiatlsn and prsy=; tnfh
tEsnigyieyJ for "nfokirg thG favor thi eui, oed ~
Shnyby Cod" and do earnestly invite al! soders SID
Ss.s 10 observe the ise 10 a,pri.of Eere'e ca, "
,:nao Aad prsy.r. ,,,.
ZEAL tedsrat, Bates, at kcaEoue, 'his 18th d!y q
~ JAnrsTy, Ia the year Il ar Lsid, &c ihp"-aht
''S"' J,F7Eaeo.l DAVIS.
I,.s1rod.d storetsry Of STAT.
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tVas.Sa3 PosF,
H,oEEoH@, ,!u'y lib. ls1i.
GaeEaaa Gg2:as,
80 ..
/. Ia ng,ariaocs VII Sr.2ial Order, No.
81, i, 81; /. q. o.. 1868, nj ,tSesrs srri,ipr
il. tis ci.y rHL lo.o cr deity hero. wao
hsse 20: already t!':s go, WI! repor With
&C. io!a7 70 shess adqac.:ers t.. reeiater,
s. 'or.m.Ad ct G:'gs9,ss Uen.rsi ". Il,
Gar Ser. CaRSErr hNDE.ws.
.yy.O I! htai. ar' 4. 4. &:
Alyt"g :: IfY-~.5- ;..;r,-risf.E D-r,I,s: :,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-02-10

II U r ) A l. +
yirdnit 2 a.c si1 rcT rcnt i! " AID Cd stoct,
North g,rulinx n.s end Old bLnus,
Tennessee a:x PR cent. h'Ldj.
V.rgilia .nh TnnIc,nra nod oraafe ird ~ 'aSd;'a
Railroad h5n0s,
Ds1k Co rIn0n wealth ttnct
Uoi feIer. ale St.t,. b nd, Of tie Sevsiai !c:1r.
GOLD a, d 'eritg bought an coll on co riss;cp
f.LG-?& . X, h. BhuST w.
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hs1isfeH, :a.:nar As &C., AucIs.,
tt.r:sr 2sl ant 4lain Stres.g,
H'A::,:.P..

w A N I E d.
a lady tf eIpIrencs vel q1,' \ % NJ
IN English, Yreach. L,ta AM mad l, s'-r ~ y
rch' o. Gfrlght soleIs's. Gui'c - LAC '.
IsbT 81 ria - Hdi.rn., IN
--~.------------I--L Ian C;.fttcrA II cruIe-. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-02-10

BLOCKADE GOODS.
1000 I'd; h.e hlssrh.d shhtisg,
2n0O q ,m.I plint spring prints,
2G90 ds X urint,
500 y,nid fir, lcla cloth,
2JCo 1res ch jsos nets,
1000 black Al shr: orsS=dts.
2O1o 10 bsck ilpacs.
go I" Cobu:gs,
lnl d z n7e combs,
10 Loop skifis;
3Dpsois rims,
ROB blown mote srtiJ us silt dress.
lava pophu d:es:,
urple pi,ii sIlt,
L4die,' uh,ts Kid 8 nvss,
L,di.E' Shue |. Eose
GENTS silk Iuspenders,
3 pieces baTAse anslais
20 churh iuu Inns.
10 Ehse oaubr.c,
80 dcI costH' shite spool cotttp,
lO) par ladies' bslu:crs fhess,
Po. sale by
A. ToLxsns d Co,
fL7as 14l Main ttIret
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-02-10

Sppiieati0 VII be made : NE r:'ES sutho'iiies i'r
rsiMa. q tn rolottS SaI, psh ware a1's' ~ III Hr
by ma 81 8lsrtsn- a. .t w. .ivrua coua'T, IN
taell.n uay Il June. 1905:
Bo-ds II III S:ptc II .I.:'. iio > itt u; Si,u -
~ cd uaJcs 4 Els! eaf:'. rs =" ~ - s'nJ IT,
sued u,dsr At Il 9Th .iarr 1t, NJ 6rs b8u). ~
mad uncr a.t Il 18TH IA c ~ So. eli -: S'~G.
isyrrd IL ID, r ct II l:lh Zach i-36.
Al CT CALI bonds la lht 4 'Er % Jsl- 49, o. ia
bslory 10 rn.. An o. irde ito S.ies bo ii, ~" -!
f.r 400 hu.d ia 3; 81 u,'l:r 1T Of .eEu:t i'i'
Sol Ia th= n.ms + ! .Ec;'aa TtJ,c:.
i,21 1aHl3T+ 'ASElm i''' IT,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-02-10

+ GSv-Y,stcei.y. sir.n Diamond nd SIa'n
| Dad Ring .lsr II, ,t fii -: - Inau- ell Il ;u
10 tho fob chain 1T .,rcwN vi - geL The h-h
Y ish,ing lem Al 81, SIC. let' %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-02-10

u L. M D l.
Iuo once Of III. HAscHs,fsk PlPaR Mills ha Eai'r
r.roy I, 10. gtnrshouss merry occupied ny kr"n
James d Wirialis, Oh Vhyrs xiresi, Ss.:h CT jar.
ahere the present Agent JOIN D. HARVEY. Vii. d. IN
Iii u,iers aha. {. him CT u. Rrdo:ssu.d a
ba prompt, .ttonde GU 10.
Reg. Bought, In i4:Se small quantities al zoe hshs at
market p.!cs. A. :. 4 !.G. hhhsHft
iil1
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N . L u 4
O, nrst JaIuar. SIS AZ. 2. Al.n VIII drew rom
Gu. n, .ni rr. L; r. Dro Il admitted psrtasf
hhre.n.
II, Stock AID Erchsnc. so:o-sge bisnses, Z al its
brsnches viii he 10 tln.c rs htr.:r'.r-
fetG-.4c,w t. II tIAUIr & 90.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-02-10

tan L1np h's, good sFAas1Giss. ~ re;'a. w n.n
mona IN tho country. The ltu .uen - al
muuI al nnnIy Ia, huc, 81 bling .stfictorJ t'h
- ls both as 10 character AID thclehc5. t,h Gsa
effected Il tho PARTIES cha rgee s!er t,''l 81 J"
pEAF o''4-"-'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-02-10

RICHMOND ED CHARLOTTESVILLE
IL TILEGEArkI 10 If .taf.
nnetticg OF ;ts sta.Sio Ge.J o.! ti'r Eichmond trd
Charlottesville T.gsIpl U"Li"ny Is rsqurstsi x, E,y
10 N. JsA-is bfoSn,
fs81-cta Tfe,d-.t
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I;aY. r:h1aMsiSr,
nH.;s,1,St SralSLL Hsa7isE,
No., ;ri.E ".:...-

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Iron Hid..r (,.sg -. s;"s si; -: 't,7i. S.H -;
Ind Ill o.b-. 1t, rim :SiT, y".a 'e" i mt. W.
80: ~, r..r. -, ,I,,. ~ :. PhE!.TH,
',.,o,t r..s:rsai.u C:ars'
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G=Sg.aI ChYas5.

ADl"3 :: !!Ser.i- ;.,;M+,{.,i.5 U-r...., ;
ii.r-...- -. :, 80 u 20,
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NJ % z u b
Thu animal peae Al m selny ui tie tjp!aal hTuraD:e
pocirty Of Viz: lei. Vii bs tl-if IL 90 Ia the tt5
OF ri atm,rd n Mord -, he 7TE ieh'unU
,eh7 ri, WV J kJf9ELF -0Et, a. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-02-10

NJ % I O T
All perfoEs In i,.:i thS ct 10 Of Eiea EJaD, eec',
will plsasc ak q, L;r suhscbsr Huj hose To
xhora The "a iaisb..u III IL p!esat k' ACCOUNTS
duly luth. ntic. &c ~ !:,Ii icI t-tticrleEt
J. II aYLN,
I,ro1 1a~au !.n.t.I lrstS:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-02-10

Th, Ssnate was called to o7dtr ,. T. o'G!o2x
NJ, Hon. b. NJ. I. HUNTER, Ct Virginia IL TIC
chair.
hsjnurnal wss r.:d, when, on motion Of
Mr.. CipraroN, Of Virginia, tbs Sana:e I'd
innrn al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-02-10

COMMISSION HOUSE.
The tueserb,s tar, sssoeI,ted iherfsses uEd;r the
st}le Of
uILL 4 PLEAShNTS
for the rarptse selil1 On senrIsion susa s'teies
r,.y DO ~ ul,as ed 70 item ~ :ruers Fad ohel
Their a -oas at t,s auction hauxs OF Hin. Dickinson
Co., corr or u Hrsnn 10 aud Wall street.
Th.y soitcit L pssrouags Of ineS ftnI h"d the prn
Ia n. 3. BILIr
J. g. PLlAsASrI.
They have good 1. I;orshtuis AID stable.
ua7 Ih
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Pittsburgh FL. Wayne & Chicago
Railway.

On and after Nov. 19, 1865, Train. will leave
Stations daily, Sabbaths excepted. as follows:-
fTrain leaving Chicago at $50 P, NJ, leaves daily.
TRAINS GOING WEST.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-14
Manhood, how Lest: how Res, cred.

EEissI Just published. new edition of
&F Dr. CHiVeryyeIi,s Celebrated
ssHssza& Essay on the Radical Cure (~ithout
incidence OF sperm tcrrhoea. or Seminal Weak
ness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, lnpotenc,.
Mental snd physical incapact,, impc,inents 10
marriage etc, aleo Consumption, Epilepsy and
Fits: induced by self indulgence or sexual extra,
agance.
THRICE, in sealed envelope, only:s cent?.
The celebrated author il. Ills admirable esq,
clearly demonstrates from a thirty years success
iul practice, that the ala ming cor, soucue,s Of
sell abnse may bc radically cured without the
dangerous use OF internal medicine or the .npli-
cation OF the knie-pOinIing sut a mode OF cure
at once simple, certain and enectual, hy mea sof
which every sufferer Ito matter what his condition
may be, nay cure hlnl elf ,Leaply privatel, and
radically.
il TINS lecture should be in the,hands,or sy
eiy youth anu every man IN the land
Sent, under seal, in plair envelope to- any
address, post PAID. on receipt of six cents or tive
post stamps
Address the publishers.
CHAS. J. {. KiINESCO
49, Bowery, New York, Post Office box l5Se
slnncs-lv.
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AGENTS.

BOSTON-George c. Goodwin 4 Co.
NEW YORk-Demas Barnes Co.
BALTIMORE-S.S S. Hance.
PlTTSBURG-Dr.G George Ii. Keyscr
ClNCINNATI-F. f. Sure & Co.
CIIiCAGO--j.' I'd &Smilh, AndU. Sco,n
Also. sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
J Qn2S-lr
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-14

lt has a straight needle, perpendicular actisl
makes the LOCK STITCH, which will Meth.
fip nor Favel, and is alike on both sides perform
pciiect sewing on every description OF material
from Leather TO the finest Nansook Nu.l;n
with cotton, linen or silk thread, from the csars
est to the finest number.
Having neither Cam nor Cog wheel, and the
east possible friction, it runs smooth % gslm.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-14
Metlifai Notife.
DR. J.LoNG ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN.

III II y N.
Would inform the citizens OF Plymouth and tho
surrounding country, that he will be in his Office
IN Plymouth, in WOodward's Brick Building or
the following days in each month during 1865:
April %, 23, "A, %. &c, 81, % and 29.-Nay
~ % 80 aud 3l.-Juc 26, 81, 2S, % and 30.
July %, 90, 81. 25. and 26.-August %, 80. and
3o-ScptCmber %, &C. 81. p, 30 and &c. - )cto-
Der u %, %. and 2i.-November %. %, 81. a8.
~ and 30.-Decembcr %, 81 - and &c.
Gu RABLE EASES.
Cancers AMI III canrcrons Il fectors. uIcoro fiona
and tunors OF different forms. amenol1liea. or
ab- ence OF the menscS, or painful ncnstrtUation
lucorrhea, or -four albus, chlorosis, or Green
sickness. prolapses uteri, or bearing down and aIl
female comp' ints, general debility, &c. Fever
and Arue. chronic affections of the kidneys.
gravel, all diseases of the back and loins, liver
complaint, diseased spleen, chronic and inhama
tory rheumatism elephantiasis, scrofuIa hin dis
ease. white swelling. sslt rheum, giddiness of the
head, palpitati0n Oi the heart, nervous headache.
scrofuous leprosy, ard those Difficult
ties brought aboutby the indscretions of youths
&c. successfully treated.
invite the sick to call upon me. Nv advice
IN all cases will be gratutousIy given: my opinion
unbiased No expense incurred unless there is
reasonable hope of n cure. ! do not make sick to
make well, or tear down to build mp again Dis
eases permanently remoyed-not smothercd for
time to rekindle in some other part Of the body.
DIR. LONG can be consulted in the English
and German languages.
= pril 18Th '65--n23yl JAMES LONG, ".
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TO CONSERVATIVES

The undersigned having been restored to health
IN lew weeks, by a very simple remedy, sitter
having suffered several years with a severe lung
affection and that dread disease, eOnsumption-js
anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers the
means of cure.
TO all who may desire it lie will send copy OF
the description used free of charGe) with the d.
rections for preparing and using the same, which
they will find a sure cure for Consumption, A sth-
ma, Bronchitis Coughs, Colds, &c. The onlr
object of the advertiser in sending the prescripto
is to benefit the afflicted and spread informatio-
which he conceiyes to be invaluable: and h.
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy q. it n;
cost them nothing, and NAV prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please a..
dress, Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON
Williamsburg. Kings County New Yori
nI0-3mo
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IS Cents to save 25 Dollars

HEGEMAN'S CONCENTRATED Rem
ZINE removes Paint, Grease spots, &C, instantly
ana cleans Six, Ribbons, Gloves. &c, equal to
new. Only % cents bottle Sold bv druggists
HEGEMAN & CO, Chemists and Druggists n. .
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-14

THE MASON & HAMILTON CABINET
4 ORGANS, forty different stvlss, adapted to
sacred and secular music, for $50 to 5000 each
THIRTY-FlNE GOLD or SILVER MEDALS.
or other first premiums awarded them. Ilustra
ted Catalogues free. Address M.sov 6HlxL1r
Boston. or Mason Bso1HIss, New York.
Nllnl--lr
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Chaprod Hands & Face. Sore
lips. SliiIblafns, &C.

HEGEMAN & cos CAMPHOR ICE With
ely CERi NE cures Chapped hands. &c, imms-
diately and viii keep the skin soft and smooth in
inc 1ne coolest weather sold by druggists Price
% cents. Sent by mail for IS cents.
HEGEMAN & CO.,
nl2-3m Druggists and Chemists New York
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Iron tn The blood.

THE PERUVIAN SYRUP supplies the Bloc
with Its LIFE LEMESr, IRON infusing Srarsors
NIeoR and NEw LIFE into the whole system
For DYSPEPSIA. DRoPsr, CHRONIC Diasruor..
DEBlLTTr, FEMALE WEAKNESSES, &c, IL is spe
cihc. Thousands have been changed by the use
OF TINS medicine from weak, sickly, suffering crcs.
lures, to strong, healthy and happy me II aud NO
men
A - pags pamphlet sent Free.
Price 81 90 per bolsle. or 6for $500
!. ? DlNSMohE, IS Day Street, Ses YoFa.
nf-sm ssld r rrusg.s4 sse.rsii,
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Principal Office and Laboratory at the \ f. cor
ner of SIXTH and CONNER CE Streets, Phila
delphia, where all letters for advice or business
should be directed
He will be found there every SATURDAY,
professionally to examine lungs with the Respr-
ometer, for which his fee is three dollars; all ad
vice free.
In New York at No % BOND Street. every
TUESDAY, from 9 4. ri to p Z. NJ
At She AARLIORO' HOTEL. Boston. Jan
"ary IL ana 49, February - and i6. March II
nd Is, Aps ~ Hnd %, May II and is, Jane Ii
and ). July 10 and 90
The tine tor my being in BALTIMORE and
PITTSBuRG viii be seen in the daily papers OF
those cities.
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NUMBER Is.
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS IN
MACHINES.
EMPIRE
Shuttle Machine !.
PATENTED FEBRUARY l4rH 1850
Sales room 536 Broadway New York.

This Machine is constructed on an entirely
ne" principle of mechanism. possessing many
rare aud valuable Improvements, having been eI-
aihihe' sy the most profound experts, and pro-
nounced 20 he SIMPLICITY and PERFEC
TION COMBINED.
The following are the principal objections urged
against Sewing Machines:
!. Excessive labor to the operator.
: Liability TO get out of order.
>. Expense, trouble. loss of time in repairing.
!. lncapacity TO sew every description Of ma
terial.
.. DIsaSreeable noise while liz operation.
The Empire Sewing Machine 1s
Exempt frone all These
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-14
GOOD ARTICLE!
SO CHEAP.

The subscriber has large and good stock and
will sell atbarcly living profits. Having superior
workmen always employed, he furnish custom
work, and do repairing to sui all.
Designing to remain in business here, he will
make IL to the interest of the public patronize
him. GEORGE KOCH
Plymouth, Indiana, September 10, GO n7tf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-01

Ploomer, two children by a former husband. we're
arrested yesterday by officers lawson and Tilden Of
the 10th Precinct. several charges Of larceny II
lie said that for several months past the children Who
are IL and - yeais Of have been engaged In the
cOmnssou Of series Of afcenies in stores through
ont the city. They have been In the habit Of enter.
ing stores tove her and while eranin ng gooda one
Of them would steal come dcir1blC tcle With which
they would effect their srcnpe. The stolcn roods
we're given their mother. Yesterday the children
we're detected In the Of 1uTlo ming goods and ar
r,rod. Tho officers seaichei the premises Of Ats.
Hihseta, Where they found larse quantities of dry
good, velvet trimmings and large number nj other
m'lt esvAuod In the ngrrssnt sl2OO. several pcf-
sous have identified portions Of the stolen property,
ana entered complaints araust young Poomer aud his
p,i ~ av use nlIheu proper WI " tak.n 20 INC
clort. hrs, BMsata aud her children were commit
tsd by Justice ladwith.
LdrcsnV.-Thc basoment Of - Grand street, occu-
pied by John Nilliams wa entered by means OF
isse Keys, and money and veAnng apparel, valued at
flUO, we're stolen
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THE McCLosKEY CAsE.-Thc case Of Han
nah Brdsal against Isaac u. McClostey, which ha.
been on trial Int he Brooklyn Court for several days
past, and which has created considerable amount Of
interest vas brousht N close yesterday, the Jury
rendering verdict for the plaintiff in tho amount Of
$1,000 The cult was brought for $1,000 damages for
injuries altered 10 have been received by plaintiff in
hor par'or, in October last while defendant was
In the art Of attempting 10 commit personal indis
nifty. The evidence in the cnse was Of most contra
dioto character the wi,nesses for the defendant
fatty contradicting those Of the plaintiff.
AT THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Brooklyn
Mercantile Library Association, recently held, tho
IfcasuIcrs report showed that the receipts uete,
from all sources 1910 IS the expenditures &c SO
70 each Ia hand t6OO leaving a balance on hand Of
HilU W.
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MARINE NEWS.


CLEARED
STEAMSHIPS Borussia, Hamburg; q Whiting,
Beaufort. Concord. Philadelphia; X Thomson, Bal
umo<e; Savannah, Morehead City.
SHIPS Bridgewa,er LIVERPOOL; Graham. Poll-,
Bordeaux; p stotson, London. Juliet TTundy,
fhilaG elphia.
HARKS-Muco Polo bremen: Hosperut Buenor
Aytcs, Golden Fleece, Barhhdoes; Jessie Campbell,
weymouth, y s; Afietta- MatAnzas.
sCHOONEks Express, Liverpool, " s; Mary Hsr.
rls N1ssau; Acadia, HlElaH; Lucy Ann, ~ John, NJ;
Coast Pilot Port Hoy al, John Rose, do j II Serune
City Point Village Queen. Baltimore b Hawley,
Philadelphia T Camson, Philadelphia.
ARRIVED.
eTRANHHIPs- Fort. Monroo: Northern
Light Beaufort. c; Chesapeafe Portland. Maine.
BARK-Brnili.n, from Loehorn, with mdsc, &c.
BRIg-Mary Cobb, from Port Royal, 8. Carolina
SCHOONFRS-M Maine Eastport; Frances Corin,
Addison Ann Parker, Salem; Carlton Jayne, setau-
ket for Philaioip hia; Brave, Plymouth; I king.
Passport. Planet Kockland: Leader, do AnL ZOE ton
for Philadelphia; Z, J.. Boston for Fortress Monroe
Tiger, Gloucester; Flora MarhlaE WILLOW, Iufec;
Triumph, Corvallis, SILVER spring, Grand ManAn.
BELOw-Brig Ellen, from bermuda.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ITO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SEALED
l. proposals, each endorsed with the title VI the
vOTk tor which II may tie offered, the name OF the
ptson oeriug and the date hereof will he received
at this Office until II o'clock A, NJ, Of Monday, April
3D., 1900 lat which time they will lie openell for The
construction OF the following street improvements,
VIZ, sever in seventy-tourth street, from Fifth
sYeuue 10 EWt river Sewer IN Seyenty-eighth
etfeci' between Third nd tourth avenues Sewer in
flity fifth street, from Fourth avenue TO and through
l1ih avenue TO near Fiity-tuurth street Sewer In
FlN-rtNcnih street from FirAt avenue to sewer
between ilut nnd ~ cOnd avenues Rece wing basins
and CulNefis on and near the line OF Wet street
ron hammond 10 liotoken streets Gross Walks at
streets OF flTst avenue with l9th street aud OF Sc
coma ayelue with l2Sd l24th and ll5th streetA and
IoI Nl1ss nhiAt on Westerly side OF sixth avenue,
from lIth 10 69th streets, For specifications, forms
Tor bias, &C. apply 70 the CoptTact Clerk, At this
ONCE, THOMAS STEVENS, ROBl, L. DARRAGH,
4. w. tkAiE IN, Cotton A Il Board. Once CIoton
AItpep't, Mach z3d, 1908. 3lA
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TRAVELLING.

EOR HART ISLAND, DAVID ISLAND,
i Fort Schuyler, Whiteston, City lsand New Ro-
chele, Millstts Point, the Gamer ~ ~ An GROVE
CANT lack sen IA IhAse will leave Peck slip OF |,
M daily, Tor the above places. Returning. will leave
New Rochelle NJ =. m. 55I
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-ON AND
station"For Albany and Troy and places North and
Wet At 100 and ll;Sn A. NJ. $40 o. and 1880 Pm.
SLEEPING cars attached W and lu3u L, ~ trains
s,,ndav train 800 T. N. Small cars will run between
ChnInheTs and 3Orh street stations.
$50 !, NJ TOICEY Asst. Supt
CI'NDAY BOAT FOR NEW ROCHELLB
IOand Glen Cove. The steamer SYLVAN GROVE
Capt. j. II. Chase, will leave Peek slip every sun.
day at 10 A. NJ. 1928
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SEWING MACHINES.

ALL FIRST CLASS SEWING MACHINES
"A fought, sold and 10 rent New machines ex.
CHANGED for old. Also laie. learned 70 opese on all
Kinds Of machines at $50 Broadway. 4l9
- T. W Nc MACHlNES-FIRST CLASS
- Wheeler & Wilson's sewing machines - rem, at
CAILAM AN'A n6 80 ave Al the lnNest rnits. 81
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old LEAD OR TYPE METAL OF ALL
~ descriptionR, bought at the highest eAsh prices
by {, W, CRAs Ike, lsl William ~ vS