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Arrest for Firing Catholic Church, &c.

BosroN, Dec. 9.-Ellen keenan,, Q young
Irish girl, was arrested in Waterton for setting
on fire Catholic Church in that place. She
il reported to have had some difficulty with
tho priest
James Mcdonald, claimed under tho Ash
burton Treaty, on a charge of murder in Nova
Scotia, was yesterday discharged by the
United States Commissioner, the evidence show.
ing the case to be one of mans aughter,
Judge Phelps, of Vermont, has given writ
ten opinion that the personal property of the
Rutland and Burlington Railroad Company,
comprising all the rolling stock and tools Of
the road, can be held by the second mortgage
trustees, who are now in possession of them
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Baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE, Dec IL There have been sales
Of Howard street -four at $s.s7s OTIS; city mills
at S.. IS cts. $4,000 bushels of wheat sold
white, $l.95a$2, choice white, 81 05 ots; red,
$l.Ssa$l.95 cts. $4,000 bushels Of corn sold
white 80, yellow SO CITE. Othsr articles un-
changed.
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Wants.


"ANTED-A MIDDLE AGED WHITe wo-
w MAN to cook and wssh for small family.
Apnly at this Office. dec Il-its
ATAatkD-A Wits WOMAN. good washs,
w aad ironer. and to do cham berwork. ApplJ
At Aeutsosnts ,artsrs, Navy Yard.
dec lite
TTTANFED-A MIDDLE AGED FEMALE Of Re
w speetability, widow, il DESTROYS of employ
ment as housskeeper, or similar capacity, making
herselfgenerally useful. Wages are not an object
homo for the winter being the point sought. Ap
ply at Room q General Land Once
WANTED no COOK. WASH AND IRON fol
w email family, middle aged colored woman
Satisfactory recommendations viii b, REQUIRED.
Enquire at this ONCE dec TT
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, WHO WILL BE EN-
IA gagged this winter as CORES Dondent of several
newspapers in Virginia and New York, is DESTROYS
OF employing his leisure moments in any descrip
tion OF WRITING which may offer a rsmunerative
compensation Address "R ", box $40. Washing
POST Omce. dec 2-2w
Nv AZ rs y EGROES.-Thssubsc ART
w sutimes in the market buying SLAVES, pay
ing the highest cssh prices Persons having Slave
timorc, Nd, (Slatters old stand) Slaves taken OF
board ct Is cents per day.
feb2-1y B.M& W. L. CAMPBELL.
SOFT GRABS IN wINTERl-EpICURUs OUT
- done!-Fresh Soft Crabs will be served up al
GAuT1ERs on Saturday evening. December 9th
for the first time in the his .ory Of the world.
G. CAUTIER,
DEC 7-St 252 Penn. avenue
TOOKING.-C. GAUTIER Win SEND 70
~ the house Of his patrons frat class French
Cook at 81 Fer day. Marketing and everything fur
nished for dinners
Just received, Is kegs Malsgs Grapes.
G. GAUTIER,
dec 7-St asa Penn. avenue
TUsr RECEIVED, fresh supply OF A. B
u WILBOR'S COD LIVER OIL AND PuOS
PLATE OF LIME. The most palatable and effca
cious preparation Of Cod Liver Oil known, Tor the
cure Of Consumption, Scrofula, Coughs, {, Ids,
Asthma, Bronchitis, and all eorofulous humors
For sale By SCHWARTZE Il SON,
agents for Washington,) Pa. avenue, next door
TO U. 3. Hotel. nov 10 IN
MO. ErHERIEL OIL AND CAMPHTNE con.
IN sanity on hand, aud for sale at the Family
Grocery OF JNO. GEO. ADAMS,
Corner of Eigh h AMI streets,
dec SCOTS Northern Liberties
NOTICE-WE ARE NOW READY TO Dis
IN pose Of our stock Of Goods at retail at reduced
prices All those that indebted to US will please
do US the favor to come forward and settle up as
soon as possible. HALL l. BROTHER.
dec eOtf
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NOTICE.

NOllOE.
TIME Is MONEY! have just received great
I ssortmsnt Of Clocks Watches, and e
JeTalry. Clocks from 81 so to SIS; Gold "A
Watches from $25 to $175; Silver Watches G4.
from So 10 $40 all Of which will be warrant
ed to give satisfaction. Having an experienced
hand to Put all our clocks in order before selling
them, those in want of good Clock will find it to
their advantage to buy from US.
Also, on hand Clock Trimmings Of every dsscrip
ton, such as Balls, Keys, Cords, Hands, Weights,
DC, &c.
be sold on better terms than similar goods can be
bought in Washington
Also, Silver Butter and Fruit Knives Cake Bes.
k4ts, Albata Ware and many other goods for Christ
mas presents
At the Cleck, Watch and Je~elry Store Of
j. ROBINSON,
dec Tim $40 opposite Browns Hotel
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WOOD FOR SALE.

nN LIEUT.. HUNTERS UPPER FARM, TWO
~ miles from the Long Bridge. above. the toll,
gate, In Alexandria county, Va, PINE AND OAK
WOOD for SOLE Oak, . 62H, and Pine . l2X per
cord. Apply to w, CARLIN. Agent,
nov A-lm
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ILLUSTRATE.

LIVERY thing in the way of seasonable luxuries
Il that can be desired by the most fatidious ap-
pstte of The epicure, can at all times be had served
up in the most approved style, and at the shortest
notice at w. II THACKER'S Canal Restaurant cor.
nsr Of Canal and Market street. Georgetown Such
as vENISON, fresh superior to any thing of the
kind in the District, CANVAS BACK DUCKS,
TERAPINs, MUTTON CHOPS, OYSTERS. in every
way, &c, &c. dec S-3t
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More SwindliuR in New York

NEW YORK, Dec. 10.-Abraham J. Aoker.
man has been arrested, charged with swind
ling $4,000 from the Ohio Life and Trust Com
pany, Of which he was clerk.
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS,

7 SHALL OPEN on the 18th or I3th Of Decemher
i the first large invoice of new style of Diamond
and other Jewelry, Fancy Silverware, Gard Receiv.
ers, Work Boxes, Vases, Figures, Table and Mantel
Ornaments, Fans. Card Cases, Porte Monnaies,
Dresden China Ornaments and a variety of Nic2
Nacks, suitable for Holiday Gifts The Goods viii
be arranged for inspection on the 18th ms ant The
public invited to call. Politeness and civility
will oe extended to all, whether purchasers or not
Il. sEMKEN, Jeweler,
Formerly Warmer aemken
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th sts
dec 8-dt24th
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JUST RECEIVED

A FINE assortment Of Camehene, Solar and Rthe.
n rial oil LAMPS, GIRAND0LEs, Candida
BIAS, HALL LANTERNs, and LANTERNS CT
every kind the latest ami most improved pattel ms
OF psper Shades, dome and other shapes. GLoBks
Of eVery description. Patent spring Csndiesticks,
sna beautiful assortment Of Britannia Lamps, fog
fluid or oil, Nursery Lamps, &c.
brushes Paints and Oil, Lamp Oils Window Glass
and Artists materials in great variety
HOWELL & MORSELL,
No 623 @ street, Todds Building
nov SU-llJRnlst
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Expressly for the Daily Evening Star
Contradiction, Weather, &c.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 11th.-A despatch from
Florida contradists the report that the Know
Nothings have . majority in the Florida Leg.
islature; the report is pronounced bogus.
Dispatches from Mobile and New Orleans
this morning, represent Cotton - declined,
money tight, business dull
The Western rivers are falling.
The weather at the North has moderated.
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Railroad Accident.

New YORK, Dec. u.-There has been an
accident on the Worcester Railroad near Nor.
wich. The engine was smashed and the cars
thrown into the river.
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VARIETY
BOOT AND SHOE STORE,

VARIETY
BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
TTNHE subscriber has On hand and is daily rsceiy.
i ing large additions of Boots and Shoes 81.
OF the best material and workma nship. en-
bracing all the modern styles, among which
he would enumerate in part the following: -
FOR LADIES.
Congress Boots Cater Boots eff all kinds and colors
Morocco and Leather Boots
Morocco and kid Slippers
Morocco and leather Walking Shoes, together with
large supply Of Toilet Slippers
FOR GENTLEMEN
Quilted Bottom Boots, patent leather Boots
Heavy waterproof Boots, sewed and pegged
Light dress Boots do
Patent leather, calf and cloth Congress Boots
Do and csf Kossuth Ties
Calf morocco and Oxford Ties, eewed and pegged
ALSO
Misses, Boys Youths. and Chi!dren's Boots and
Shoes Of every kind and description, together with
q large msnt for servants. Heads Of families
and purchasers generally will find 1t much to thsi
advantage to visit this establishment
GEORGE BURNa,
$40 Pa. av., adjoining Patterson's Drug store.
dec 4-1w
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LHOR EENT-Possession given immediately-ths
City yards Of its junction with Twelfth street and
Pa. avenue. The building is Of two stories. The
lower story being divided into three convenient
rooms, aud the upper being large single room. It
street, with ample working room in the rear Al
30 convenient painters carpenters or other
mechanics work shop above. Apply at Star Office.
oct 26-tf
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DOOMs TO LET ON CAPITOL HILL-TWO
IL comfortable Rooms Furnished or unfurnish I'd
will be rented on very reasonable terms Amply at
No 80 street north, between Delaware avenue
and First street, or to Jos Hedrick, at the Capitol
dec 5-1ak
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Boarding.

boarding. IN GEORGETOWN-A SMALL
ID family having house larger than required for
their own use, offer several rooms, handsomely fur.
nisned, for family, or three or four gentle nep,
with the comforts and quiet of home, with board
on reasonable terms Ths sit uation Is In desira,
BILE neiGhborhood and quite convenient to the omni
bus Apply at No Isl ashington street
deo9-1wf
DOOMs. AND BOARD.-sEvERAL ARGE AND
IO pleasant UNFINISHED rooms for families or
singls gentlemen, with board, will be let at MRS
HALLS, No. 4b2 Thirteenth street
nov 20-lm<
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Proposal to Purchase the Collins Linz:

1t is reported here that one of the beIiger-
ent Powers of Europe have proposed to pur-
chase the Collins line of steamers, which thew
are very anxious to do.
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DOR RENT-A STORE ON PA. AvENUE-TEIE
Il neat and convenient sized Store In Sta Build.
1ngs next to tie corner Of Pc avenue md Eleventh
street, which said corner Is soon to be opened by
Hiibus Hitz, as their Music Store and Piano wsrs-
rooms. The store now for rent will make capital
stand for almost any kind OF business as already
the Star office is more frequented than any other
business place in Washirgo on Apply a. the counter
Of the Star oflc.. oct 25-tf
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Indiana Senator.

INDIANAPoLIs, Dec. 1.-THE friends Of
Hon. Samuel Parker, representative in Con-
gres from the sth Congregational district Of this
State, are urging him As the whig and know
nothing candidate for the U. s. Senate Ia the
place Of Hon. Mr. Petit.
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EURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, AT 2ss ST..
H. between Fourteenth ami Fifteenth, vicinity of
Hlliards Botsl dec 6-lw*
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A VERY DESIRABLE STORE TO LET-THE
n store on the east side of Eleventh street, one
pied by Mr.. Dyer SO an auction and commission
store, is for rent low to good tenant. Also, the
House above the store. Apply to
q. A. RANDALL,
nov 14-tf Corner THalfth and % straets
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FURNISHED ROOMS-FOR RENT, PAR
Il lor and two Bedrooms, neatly furnished, On I'd
street, between and G, No. 173, within fsw min
utes' walk of the Capitol, and near the enue will
be rented low. dec 5-1ws
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LtoR sALE-sEVERAL FARMS NORTH OF
Il Washington city, containing from thirty five to
enc hund ed aud ftty acres convenient to churches
aid schools, and good tociety, from three to six
mills from town. Persons DESTROYS Of market,
dsry, farming, land would do well In applying to
the subscriber near Bladensburg.
roy 24-1m CHARLES DIGGER
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DOR Rem IA PARLOR AND FIVE BED
y chambers, all fitted with gas. Location, Tenth
street, between and e, west side, second dwelling
above McGuires Auction Stors. on the corner Of b
ana the avenue. JOHN GREGORY.
T-RtN
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BY VIRTUE OF IT'S LOCALITY

OI VIM OH OE I'D IOCALII1
4 ND the extent and the novelty of its supplies,
N JANNEY'S SHOE STORE has been 100
named "the Great Central Shoe Store, of I
Washington. Its shelves are supplied witty ~
good and fashionable BOOTS and SHOES, -
and all orders shall be promptly SLED in the factory
above.
Cork-Eoled Boots and all work for winter use
speedily made to order and warranted to ft
Z. 3. have just received supply Of Shoes from
auction, which were purchased very low for cash,
and will be sold, wholesale retail ct low prices.
HENRY JANNEY,
S48 Pa. sv, bet Browns Hotel AID It'll st.
Bill street, opposite Bank Of Warrington.
nov % -dQw
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LIVERY MAN HIS OWN LANDLORD-TaE
~ Union Land Association have low Autographed
plats Of Hniontown, situated the Eastern branch
Of the Potomsc river, directly opposite the Navy
Yard and invit, the public to exsmine the same at
their Office
Eligible Building Lois, on graded 60 fee. wide
are new offered at the very low price of SIS, paya
bic In easy installments of So month, until the
whols Is paid, when deed in fee simple will be ex-
ecuted to each lot holder; deduction of 10 PER
cent. will be allowed to persons paying cash.
The location is one of acknowledged healtbfulness
ard beauty, with an abundant supply of excellent
wa'er. Persons DESTROYS of procuring house and
should make immsdiste application, as similar on.
portusity will never again be presented
N. B "A large quantity of chesnut post and oak
wood for sale cheap. JOHN FOX, Seer. tary,
dec Q-1m
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a The following is tho official vote for
Governor and Lieutenant Governor of New
York.
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GTORAGE-Those having Furniture, Dry Goods,
y Groceries, &C., to be stored, will fnd ample &C.
eommodations in the large, airy, feg-stons- paved,
and dry Easements under the Star Office, corner Pa
avenue and Eleventh st. Apply at the Star ci;es.
oct 2S-tf
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VIM. NJ. MERRICK

Attorney At Law,
No. 50 LOUISIANA AVENUE
WIN practice in the Supreme Court of the Uni.
ted States and the Courts Of the District of Coum-
ba. nov aO-solm
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TfOR RENT OH SALE.-THE MODERN
Il Fourstory Brick House Oh Thirteenth ST. eel
q, east side The house is in good repair, dry
cellars, and to good te ,snt the rent will be low
Possession given On the LIST November Apply to
oct 30-tf JAS. c. MCGUIRE, huc'r.
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HOUSE TO LET NORTH OF THE PATENT OF
III fc'.-Dwelling No $40 on north L street., next
to the corner OF kghth street. contains seven rooms
with enclosed areas, is comfortable and convenient
location pleasant, ard newi- paved, pump at the
kitchen door rent 5000 per annuw. Enquire at
the FAMILY Grocery Of JEO. GEO. ADAMS.
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nor RENT-A NEW BRICK HOUSE on 18th
street, between aad N, containing 8 rooms
ana kitchen Rent Sl6 psr month. Apply ct No.
4AS NJ street, hstwesn Thirteenth and Fourteen b
streets, to MRS T. RICHARDSON.
dec $50
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DOOMS TO RENT FURNISHED OK UNFUR-
IL nished in the four story dwelling corner Eighth
and streets. Northern Liberties Rent mode ate.
dec S-ec3t* JNO. GEO. ADAMS.
EOh RENT-TWO HOUSES, NEAR NJ and 9Oth
Il streets, each having four rooms. Rent 81 Der
month Apply to T. W. JOHNSON,
dec R-eo1t ar 7 W nror,o Sboo atoro
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| IfOR SALE.-THE LEASE AND FIXTURES OF
l. . first rate Grocery Stand. For particulars
enquire at Esquire Grubbs, on Eighth near st.
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For Halo and Rant.

ENoR RENT-A FRAME HOUSE ON L ST. BE
T. tween 18th anu 10th streets. Tbs house cen.
WiLL1Aa L1NKINs,
oec LI-ot< No 66 Centre Market.
EfOR sALE OR RENT-A THR sN-sTORY frame
Il Hou.e, with two.story back buiidin 2. fitpated
on virginia avenue between Ninth and Tenth gts,
In the Seventh Wsrd ''
Also on hand . we'll assorted stock Of Dry Goods
tor sale cheap for cash. '.-
VIM R. RILEY,
49,, Corner Eighth st., opp. Centre Market.
EfOR SALE.-THE LEASE AND FIXTURES OF
Il hrst rate Grocery Stand. For particulars
enquire at Esquire arabb's, on Eighth near st.
EHoR RENT.-The spacious STORE ROOM on the
II corn.r OF Seventh and strests Is fer rent II
one OF the best stands for business on tho itreet
ana mas good dry cellar. 1t has been used for the
dry goods business, and is ready shslved. Apply to
ROTHWELL BROWN,
Loussa-s avenue, opposite Bank Of W ashinRton.
nov ls-eotf -
ARGE DWRLLING-HOUSE TO LET-siTU.
ae.d on the east side of Seventh st, eet one door
ABOVE street and only two squares from the Patent
Omcc. The house has been built but few years,
large and oommodious containing fourteen rooms.
IL IL Is now being newly painted and prepared, and
ntted with gas fixtures; has pump With excellent
water In the yard and cistern water in the house.
bath rooms, &c; large yard, with stable and car.
Eiaee'nouse. Apply, next door to the house, to
nov l3-eotf A. ROTHWEII
DOR SALE.-THAT VALUABLE LOT on Sew.
l. enteenth street, at the terminus of the Ohio
and Chesapeake Canal in this city fronting 100 feet
on the Canal, and about 100 on Seventeenth street
n@ng par OF square south 173. It has Q large
STONE WAREHOUSE upon it suitable for mill or
muchinerg Of every description. It adjcins the
locks, and is alike convenient to trade on the canal
or river. For terms, apply on the premises to
nov l1-eolm THOMAS GREEN,
TO LEr-THREE LARGE ROOMS, NEATLY
furnished, and located within i've minutes walk
OF the Presidents Mansion and Treasury Depart
ment. can be obtained by applying at No. 42O on
Fourteenth, between II and SITS.
Also one Room, on Twelfth street, between Ma
sachusetts avenue and u street north.
dec 2-eotf
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"ANTED-A MIDDLE AGED White W0-
w MAN to cook and wash for small family.
Apniy At this of6ca. .vs,- dec lite
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STAR,
LOCAL INTELLIeENeE

BEAUTIFUL STORE --Hilbus & Hitz have
opened their new and beautiful music store in
the Star Buildings" on the corner of Penn
sylVania avenue and Eleventh street. 1t is
handsomely fitted up, having front built by
Baldwin d Brothers in imitation of brown
stone, with large French plate glass in the
Wlndows and doors, which gives the exterior
nne appearance. The counters, shelves and
woodwork Of the interior are of rosewood
color, highly polished and tastefully erna.
mented by William B. Tode Brother. The
interior is beautifully adorned by handsomely
frescoed paper, and busts and engr avings of the
most eminent musicians and composers. The
back windows are beautifully curtained. and
the whole Of the large floor covered with Brus-
sells carpet from the warehouse of Clagpett 4
Dodson. The back part of the store is orns.
mented by an immense mirror from the store.
house Of Francis Lamb, Esq The gas fixtures
have been neatly and substantially put nm bv
workmen from the Eagle Works Of CAPTAIN
Reese. Upon the whole, we do not remember
having seen more handsome store than this
Messrs. Hilbus d Hitz keep the only exclu.
sive music store in Washington. They keep
on hand the best musical publications and
musical instruments in the country. Their
establishment is a credit to Washington.
BENEFIT OF THE FRANKLIN FIRE COMPANY
At the National Theatre, on Thursday evening
last, through the courtesy and liberality Of
Mr.. George Kunkel, manager of Kunkel's
<Nishtingale Opera Troupe, q complimentary
btne6. was rendered to the Franklin Companv
ono Of the most efficient fire organizatio in
our midst-which came off in a manner high.
ly satisfactory to all concerned, and from which
the company realized some thirty or forty
dollars. Since that time, the President has
received the following, which speaks for itself:
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8. 1854
Dear Sir Mr.. Winder the proprietor ofthe
National Theatre, being desirious of testifyinp
his appreciation of the useful, arduous, and
disinterested labors of the fremen, directed
me, when he left the city, to hand you, in his
behalf, twenty-five dollars towards the benefit
OF the Franklin Fire Company, which came of
at the theatre last night. Enclosed please
find q check for that amount
Very respectfully, yeur obedient servant,
CHAs. 81. WINDER
c. j. CANFIELD, Esq,
President Franklin Fire Company.
This is as it should be. We believe there
is no class of our citizens who deserve better
of the community than our fremen; and we
rejoice whenever we see spirit manifested
on the part Of the public to encourage them.
The company have held a meeting and adopt
ed a series of resolutions thanking Mr.. Winder
for his liberal donation.
METHODIST CHURCH SoUTH.-The Confer
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tATANtkD-A Wits WOMAN. good washer
w aad ironer. and to do chambervosk Apply
1t Meutsnant's Aarters, Navy Yard.
dec lite
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-08
Ditching Notice.

THE Swamp Land Commissioner and
Engineer Of Marshall county. will offer
for sale as the Laws directs. the contracts
for ditohing as follows. viz:
On Friday the 2nd day of June 1854.
between the hours Of ten o'clock IN, and
five o'clock p m. 200 rods in section 81,
township "a range } enst. In sections 25.
&c. So and Sc. township range 3 east
500 rods. In section 30. township 81
range 4 east. 200 rods.
On Monday the 5,h day Of June. in sec
ton Is. township 81 range one east. 10
rods. In sections II ana IS, township
81 range | east. $50 rods.
On Saturday the 10Th day of June. in
section 81. township 81 range east. 100
rods In section S. township 33 range
| east, 25o rods. In section 90. town
ship 80. range one east. 400 rods.
On Monday the 18th day of June. in
section 2, township 81. range east 200
rods. la section B, township 80. range l
east. 200 rods.
The lettings of each day will be where
the ditchirg is to be done. Plans and
specifications Of each ditch can be seen
at the Engineers office in Plymouth.
SAML. MCDONALD.
Commi ssioner
J. B. n. KLlNGER.
Engineer.
May 4 1884. 9I6.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-08
EOa. i&NEC.

West half of lot l67 and dwelling. on
the best business block in town-oppo-
site Goggles.
l6O acres Of Lard. miles south OF
Plymouth; small Improvement, running
water and good timber.
80 acres of fine numbered land 81 miles
south Of Ply mouth.
West half of Lot IA. and \ E quarter
of Lot 10. in one; making Lot So feet on
centre street. and 100 feet deep; with
large fine dwelling.
I'm proved farm Of 2l7 acres, on Bur
oak flats--valuable. and to be sold cheap.
Improved farm, $50 acres. of North
Bend in Siarke county--beautiful loca-
ton.
Improved farm. 160 acres. miles ives,
Of Plymouth.
Cincinnati. Peru & Chicago Railroad
Stocks Bonds drawing ten per cent. in
terest. payable In cash every six months
Property is rising rapidly. and you can
get better trades out Of me now than you
can find with any other man.
Office over Western Bank.
c. REEVE,
Attorney. Notary & Genl. Agent
May Is. 1854. 1l,f.
P. S. Life. Fire and Marine Insurance
effected by the oldest and best companies
in the Union. at reasons BILE rates.