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Mr.. PECKsNIPF.-Our Pccksnfian neiyhbor.
the IHteLligemcer, mOralizes this morning over
shocking want of propriety on the part of
journals 1t does not name, in spreading before
their readers the opinions Of the press upon the
late domestic exposure through the killing of
Philip Barton Key. Mr.. Pecksniff is solemnly
! impressed with the belief that, a. the weight
of such newspaper opinions is not favorable of
the prOpriety of the killing under the circum-
stances. their publication may create in the
minds of those who are to be the jury, impress
sOns unfavOrable to the accused. Unfortu
nately for Mr.. Pecksniffs pretensions in this
case. Mr.. PecksnifTs original statement of the
circumstances of the killing-published on the
morning after it Occurred-was SO notoriously
agarbled, unfair, and apparently pre- arranged
effort to conceal the truth from the public for
the benefit Of the accused, a. that it not only
shocked thesensibilitieso of all ingenuous-mnded
persons here, but laid the foundation for the
very general opinion Of the press that repre-
hensible effort is being made to choke off due
investigation into the killing of Mr.. Kew. We
have shrewd suspicion that Mr.. Pecksnif nav
blow his illustriOus nose Indignantly at the
press after the same fashion daily. over this
matter, without inducing any to believe that
his Indignation is more ingenious than his
original Misrepresentation of the killing was
truthful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-12

The PoNr OF ErIQUErrE.-The wags Of both
sexes in society here have been greatly amused
IN quiet way for years past by a sort of squab-
Die about precedence on public occasions, I'M
derstood to have been in progress in all that
Tune between the Diplomatic Corps on the one
hand and the Supreme Court on the other; the
grave question, which should enter the dining
room hrst on festive occasions, time and again
having created intense heart burnings in Judi
clai and diplomatic circles. and disturbed the
nerves OF ladies and gentlemen entertaining.
and their guests, not unfrcquentIy to the point Of
making State dinner in Washington the stiff
est and gloomiest affair conceivable. We have
heard Of one amiable and lovely hostess who.
after years study of books on etiquette, not
long since threw up the task Of discovering
some means Of reconciling the so oft recurring
di@calty, in absolute despair, mentally yssoly,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-12

CHESS PLAYIyG--The christian Intelligen-
Ger, and "Presbyterian, discussing the ques-
ton Of the morality OF Chess Playing. Both jour
nails doubt the good moral effect Of the game OH
account ofthe time ii takes, the fatigue occasoned
want Of utility, &c. The Intelligencer however
defends it for children
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-12

IL The New York Board of Councilmen have
adopted an ordinance for the prevention of fraud
in the weight of coal. by requiring every cart en-
ployed in the delivery Of coal to have an accurate
scale attached 70 It,
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II The bill for divorce, which we mentioned
few days since, as before the Pennsylvania Leg
isature, wherein the parties were little girl and
man twice her age. who had kept her fathers
bar, has been passed. The name of the child was
Blair, and OF the man, Prestly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-12

ID The Baltimore Clippers especial report
Of the Georgetown Conference proceedings in this
mornings paper reads amazingly like that pub
lshed in the Star Of Yesterday.
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COuMIS sIoNED.-Thc commissions have been
issued for the following nppointecs by the Pres
idcnt, recently confirmed by the Senate
David NJ, Bates, District Attorney for the
State of Delaware
IIoratio J. Harris. District Attorney for the
southern district of Mississippi.
Walter Forward Marshal for Oregon.
John Petit, Chief Justice for Kansas
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II The British mail steamers ia port at New
York ON Wednesday displayed their cOlors at half
mast In token respect for the memory of the late
POstmaster-General
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-12

Observation-Disclosures Denver, Commissioner
of Indian Affairs, this morning rendered his
resignation of that position to the President,
as anticipated in the Star yesterday.
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1.-THE Queens theatre in London is about to
be transformed into a large hotel on the American
plan
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TIN WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about O'Clock:
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ARMY ORDERs.-The following orders have
just been issued by the War Department:
The following Regulations have been received
from the War Department, and published for
the information and government of all concerned :
LIST. Purchases by the Subsistence Department of
pickles, sour krOut. dried fruits, and fresh vege-
tables, unless for the sick in hospital, are pro-
hibited for the future.
I'd. Two issues per week of desiccated vegetables
may be made in lieu of beans or rice
Sd. When fresh beef can he procured at ca
cents or less, per pound, net weight. it will be
issued to the troops five times per week.
:. COOPER. Adjutant General.
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ing to let the parties to the contest " fight it
out" These squabbles were mere matters of
fun to the outside world while arising over
feasts; when taking funerals into their range of
appropriate occasions, they become exceedingly
regretable.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEM'TS
E CORNS
L OR FOUR DAYS ONLY IN GEORGE

IL CORNS
Il OR FOUR DAYS ONLY IN GEORGE
TOWN.
DIR. SCHULTZ, whose services have delighted n
large number of citizens IN Washington has, or
der meet several appointments here taken rooms
at Mrs. Iang's Hotel High street where those suf-
f,rinS from CORNS, BUNIONS, NAILS, &c. can
now be relieved, without the sIg htest pain, In few
seconds. His testimonials call and examine.
Hours OF consultation, daily, from to Z; Sunday
from too.
Often. by improper aud unskilled ser-treatment,
many terminate their life fatally. Now, Dr. SIS fee
Is 80 trfing that rich and poor need not run the
risk.
II = Parties in Washington will please remember
his present address, and call early. mar ll-2t"
dissolution OF COPARTNERSHIP.-T
~ cOpartuership heretofore existing under the
name aud firm Of GEO. :. RUNEY Il Co. is dissolved
this day. Francis u. Bowman, retiring from the
firm.
Georgetown, d. c., March 10th. la5a. mar loot.
LOOK Ar THIS!
JUST RECEIVED At No. us High street
~ boxes Defensive SOAP, warranted to wash
without rubbing,
- Sacks RIo, l.aguira and Java COFFEES,
hhds. \. q. SCG AR, new crop.
ID bbls. Crushed and Clarified SUGAR
~ boxes Chemical Sperm CANDLES,
do. AdamantIne and Mould do.
8 bbls. new crop y. o. MOl.ASSES,
hid. Porto Rico do
l,CO lbs. Cod and Hake FISH,
II kegs and tubs prime Goshen BUTTER,
10 bhls. No. I. 2 and MACkEREi.,
=, boxes Easte ID and English Dairy CHEESE,
Ia boxes RAlSINS,
81 drums FlGS&c.
Just received and for sale low, by
mar 10 st r. A. LIPSCOMB, No. ll3 High ST.
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ORPHAN BOYS. This is the last

ORPHAN BOYS. This is the last
uS night al their Fair. 1t
N-HELP THE ORPIIANS-rheir Fair il to
lI3 close TO night. at the Assembly Rooms. II
OT-THE ORPHANS PRAY YOU TO co
~ to the Assembly Rooms This Eyeninr-th.
last the last y the last -, n
l- NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH, North
US Capitol, between b and streets-On SIN
DAY next, at IL o'clock ti., the discourse will be
from Numbers, XIV, So. The public are affection
atey invited. IL"
" MONTGOMERY GUARDS, ATTEN-
lE3 TION.-Hou are horeb, notified TAI att md n
special meeting Of the Company ON MONDAY
EVENING, the lIth inst. Punctual attendance Is
called for, as business of Importance al he trans
acted. By order of Lieut.. IANGRoN, Com'g
mar l2-H TilOS. McENIRE, Sec.
1C-CONCERT.-TheW Western Mission SUNDAY
IL Z School, No. 4, of the Young Mems ChrstiaI,
A ssocIatIon give their Second Annual Concert IA
Row DIR. Gurley's Church, tF street, on THURS
DAY EVENING, March IL, at "a O'Clock. The
programme will consist of now and choice selections
from .'Songs for the Sabbath School and Vestry,"
lately published by Henry Hoyt. Boston, toy, Their
with "Salutatory," the music and words OF which
composed for this occasion BY a IneuIber of the
School. Several amateur vocalists under the direc
ton of Mr.. Ciubb, and association OF
a. perry rmers will assist. The opening piece will
be an overture upon the organ by Mr.. PaTkhurst.
Tickets IS cents-for sale at Taylor Maury 3
and Ballantyne's Bookstores, Marin j Palmer q
Drug store, aud by Sunday School children through
out the city. The object IN to procure means to
eVauie thf school TO carry on Its work, Uiar u u
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BOSTON ICE+BOSrON ICEm
JUST RECEIVED, Bills Of laden OF 4 O.sJ tons su
per"r BOSTON ICE, now ou the way and daily
expected. This, together with several hundr ed tons
now In house, my stuck-n point of a uau-
tity and quality, equa To any In the District.
Being extensively engaged IN the business | am
determined To spare neither pains, labor or means
To furnish the public, at all times, with pure arti-
Gle, on the most reasonable terms.
All orders left with the drivers Of INV WAGONS
mark "Godey' lce,'' or at my Office corner 0f
Dunbarton and Green streets, Georgetown, will
mcet with prompt attention.
fe 2i-lm WALTER Cooley,
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR RENT-The three. story BRICK HOUSE
Il on +: between I'd and 81 streets, new ana con
Furniture Wareroonis of ctiREGoR q 60. '''
mar u eolw
TO I.ET-A two-story BRICK HOUSE. No. 50
Il 18th street. between ID and streets, island.
Containing rooms, kitchen and cellar. all an good
ordeT with iIandS"me yard, grape aILor, shrubs
For aPPlIeatIons inquire Of Mrs. SHEA, next door
mar l2-lt'
FOR RENT-A large. handsome ROOM. on the
hTst noor, near the Caplt2l Inquire at SIS south
New Jersey avenue, Capitol Hal. mar n 81
NOR RENT-Fhr s-story BRICK HOUSE, No.
= >! BIidSs street, Georget"wn. formerly occupied
dialsy Apply to Any SiN% corner s5TS% rssn
aud olive SITS. msrs-f
HOUSE FOR RENT ANDFURNITURE FOR
~. H SALh.. Apply "n the premises, No. ~ LoulsI-
ala avenue. MARIA w
HOUSE ANDLOT FOR sAI.E.-Tbo HoTSE
- No 4<8 III street, containing H. rooms. crllaI.
na ,i Tat,T -eIoset Se WITH EaS arr water,
terms. Inquire at the huus-. mar : In
IFQR SAI.E-A large tlrrec-s;ory BRICK
HOl -, with hack buildings. Sc.. an complete
Apply TO p. LANSDALE, No. 10 wiader's Build.
hiat "
E'oR SALE-A variety Of BUILDING I.uTs,
- on terms accommodating Also. FIRE RISKS
P9r l.l,gn Inquire Of DAVID MYERLE, No.
2TOdd's Building. tuar Ia-eo2m-
nor RENT-A FRAME COTTAGE Hol-SE.
containing rooms, situated on Nassacinsc tts
av-nqe, i,tween 18th aud llth RS. Rrnt SO per
month Inquire uH the premises or Of Ine, IA The
Centre or Northern Market
JAS. T.. t'NAWIN,
nIar a-eod Dealer an Butter.
TAVERN AND STORE PROPERTY FOR
SALE OR RENT.-The HOT 81 al BaI
Icy = Gross Roads. miles from W. hinst,n and
from Alexandria at the intersection of the Fairfax
ana Middle fuTnpIk"s. Address LEWIS BAL
LII 5shington city, CT inquire on the premises.
HOUSE NJ. sal VI ACHUSETTSAgENIE
u H.. III n gr....r
dry cellar. mo y KE\naIf ~
te z5-u No.G+1s street. near CITY Hall.
EOR RENT-The STORE-ROOM next door 10
u WIN; L. Dove a. Cos Plumbing aud Gas 6tttng
Estabil shment Rent SsaO per annutu. In.uIre 81
WIN. r. DOVE & GO. r. 5atf
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SAIE-Situated
"a an Alexandria county. about "a miles from
beorgetown, at the Intersection of the GrorKptoWn
and Little fah roads, consisting OF lt2 acres Ia
CURE on the premises. or ofZ. RICHARD lbs corner
l1th hhd Streets, W Arlington. 10. 4. ~ o. ID
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IL THoUeu "THg STAR" IS PRINTED ON THE
FASTEST STEAM PRESS USE SOUTH OF BALTI-
MoRK, ITS EDITION Is so LARGE As TO REQUIRE IT
TO BE PUT TO PRESS AT An EARLY HOUR; ADyER-
rrsKMKNrs, THEREFORE,, SHOULD BE SENT IN BY
TwxLvK O'Clock, NJ; OTHERWISE THEY MAY NOT
APPEAR UNTIL THE MKT DAY.
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ID LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING in the Post Once, Washington

IOrdpred to be inserted in the EVENING STAR, It
being the per having the largest circulation
of any daily paper published ia WashIns toni
irrAU persons applying for letters In the follow
ing list, will please say they are ADVERTISER.
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BOARDING.

RpAhDlNG A gontl' man anal hIs wifa ~ two
- ,lnsl@ gentlemen can De accO HInoiatad with
BOAR ID "a private family al AS tlo.t bstw,.,-n
sth aud lUth. ma J. ~
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DHTLHARMONIC HALL.

PHILHARMONIC HALL,
l. NEXT To THE STAR OFFICE.
c. SNEDER, Plumber and Gas Filter dealer IN
STOVES and all kinds of TIN, COPPER, and
SHEETiRON WARE. WATER and GAS
PIPE introduced into public and private dwellings
IN the neatest and most subtantial manner, by com
potent and experienced workm1n. Water and GaS
Fixtures of every style furnished to any amount
upon the most reasonable terms. AllwOrk warranted
marl2
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NOR SAEE-A large tlree-s;ary BRICK
HOI 81, with hack bindings. &c.. an complete
order situated On the corner of l4th aud stie.ts
Apply TO 4. LANSDALE, No. 10 Wi1der's Build
MAJ .
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GoSE.-By the time at which tho Star will
go to press to-day there will be few members
of the hast Congress remaining among US in
Washington. With them, too, have departed
four fffbs Of our usual winter population of
Congressional outsiders, persons having bust
ness before the Houses, the fashionables of.both
sexes from a distance who visit us in the win
ter as they 60 to the watering places in the
summer to see, be seen, and while away time.
Their number during the last month of the late
session was much larger than ever before, we
believe, except on the occasion of an Inaugural
ton and ! consequent rush of thousands of pa
triots to the Federal metropolis, ambitious Of
serving their beloved country ''for consdera-
ton We trust that their number may con-
tinue to increase annually. as their presence
here is synonymous with the expenditure OF
their money, in many cases with lavish hands,
among our business fellow citizens, hotel
keepers, merchants, tradesmen, &c, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-12

THE FINE ARrs.-Mr. Swayne, promising
young Pennsylvania artist has recently mod
eled some fine busts of prominent public men,
two Of which are now to be seen in the rotunda,
viz: one Of Gen. Sam. Houston and of Hon
Joshua r. Giddings, both of which are exceed
ingly credtable to the sculptor as likenesses
and as works of art. 1t is fortunate that Gen
Houston sat at this time, rs he is about to leave
for his distant home. The absence Of his COM
mnnding figure, and pleasant, manly face, will
occasion blank in this community; but We can
retain this noble bust of him, and it is to be
hoped that the Generals friends-and they are
legOn-will commission the artist to put it in
marble without delay.
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E'OR RENT-A large. handsome ROOM an the
Il hrst floor. near the Capitol. Inquire at 5'S south
New Jersey avenue, Capitol Ilill. mar N 81.
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HOUSE FOR II ENT ANDFJR NITURE FOR
II SAIL Apply "n the promises, No. ~ LOulsI-
9w
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EOR RENT-fhr 3-story BRICK HOUSE. NJ.
u - Bridge street. Georgetown, formerly OccuPied
aS Army ConlectIoneTy. Possession gwen ItnIne
dIately: Apply to Army 4 sHINN, corner Greon
a
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INOR SALE-A VARIETY Of BUILDING LOTS,
Il on terms accommodating. Also. FIRE RISKS
take upon Dwellings, Store. MrrchandiSP, and
t9rh,tgrs Inquire Of DAVID MYERLE, No.
ioud Bnli'ling. lp-eo2n-
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nor RENT-The three story BRICK HOUSE
Il on T.. between I'd and 81 streets, ana con
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A RARE OPPORTU NIFTY Being now closing
IA our business We offer entire stock .0fi6l 81
fnr sale at great sacrifice, consisting S3SSH
One first class six passenger family COACH,
One do. four do. family CARRIAGE,
One Queen City ROCkAWAY,
One trOttng BUGGY,
One Concord Tx press WAGON.
Also. our entire stock of LUMBER and MATE
RAILS. SHOP FINTI rs, TOOLS, &cSc.
Also. the SHOP FOR RENT.
Apply Immediately at No. $50 18th street. Ia
mar l2-3taw3w G. J.. GARDNER Il SON.
A RRANGEMENT i&Ia.-tours of departure
"A of steamers GEORGE PAGE IT,
aud THOMAS COILSER:
From Washing ton-Stramer Geo. s<7r7aE.sz-7
Pago-at Cd, ., aud II q. M, |, 8. s. aud "a p. m
From Washing ton-Stc amer Thomas CollyeT-at
3, 10 a. W., II m, 2, t. and p.
From acknowledgements George Pago-at 5t4,
., 10 n. m, IL M, "a, 4, and p.
.. From acknowledgement Thomas Collyer-at
ga ?, ii a. M, !, 8. aud 2. M, except Tuesday and
Friday mornings, when the Col yer will run her
uIar Tips To Mount Vernon, AZ heretofore, and omit
her trips between Washington and Alexandria from
SO: IN. To p. m. only.
The So, 90 N. and 2,s p m: boats from Alexan;
ara connect with the trains of the Baltimore and
OHIO Railroad for the North and West.
The ca q. IN. and IA p. IN. boats from w Washington
connect with the trains Oft the Orange and Alexan-
dr!a Railroad for the South and Southwest. mar u
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-The HOUSE
IL No 433 III street, containing L. rooms. cellar.
bathroom, watar-clOSet. &c.. with gas aIri water.
VIII he Sold with the side LOT on accommodating
terms. Inquire at the house. mar :, lms
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TNO l.ET-A twu-story BRICK HOUSE, No. -
Il 18th street. between B aud & streets Island
Containing rooms, kitchen and cellar. all an good
order. with handsome yard. grape aTbor. shrub,
and flowers. To puuctual tenant terms moderate
applications inquire of Mrs. SHEA, next door.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-24
p ORTER'.S DIN-NER pills

Promote Digcstr0nand impart tone and vigOr To
the system. In thciI action they are tonic and al
tcrative. am mildly laxative. They do not grippe
orna'scatc in the least; at the same time they are
certain IN their action curing hsbitual costivc-
-, sick headache. dizziness, loss of appetite,
debility, depression of spirits. &c, &c.
A. FEMALE PILL, they have 10 SUI crior in
Amenorahea, suppression of the meIs,s, and
other monthly diseases. These Pills eGcctuav re-
move the exciting cause, and restore the patient
10 health in a few days
These Pills purely vegetable, containing
no mcrcurv or other delicliouS drugs.
These Pills are given in doses OF ono pill after
dinner every day until the disease IS rcmovcd.--
L the disease does not weld in l. hours, increase
thu dose IL two or three Pills At d time
Manufactured with great care bv DIR. K. d. for-
ter. g6 Third Street, Louisville. Ky, and sold by
druggists generally; price % cents Per box
Any person who dos not live con, cnicnt To an
agent can have he pills sent 10y mail. postage
paid, by RENTING % cents to the proprietor. cor
five boxes for one dollar. If Won desire health,
ask for PORTER'S DINNER PILLS, tnd use
no other. Jan. p, 1859. 9--rf
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-24
LAND AGENCY.
5000 ACRES OF GOOD LAM
For Sale on Easy Terms.


DERSONS wanting to buy or sell Land. will dc
4 well to call on the Undersigned, who can give
facilities for purchase sale equal to any in tho
country.
FOR SALE, at LESS than current rates. and
on time: NV CIR sec n. (less 10 acres out of Sc
cor and of Sw qof sec u, town 32n n, of range
w-,l30 acres, so acres improved-at North
Bend, Stark county.
The II h of NV fen m +, sec 6 Michigan Road
and-l.2 51-l0D acres-;n rnprov ed-six miles
north of Plymouth-fine, heavy timbcrcd land
whitewater
The q and II of sw q of sec %. and the nc
q of sec 36, town 30 n, OF range one c-Polk town.
shD--l00 acres-heavy tmbered, good water
near Tyner City-to be sold in quantities to sui,
purchasers.
The h of nc q of see 80. town - N, of range
> g, 80 acres, four miles south of Plymouth-fif'
teen acres improved-good land, timber and water
The Sc q see (. town - n. of ranee2 g. %
acres-Circcn township-cight miles from plym
outh-near store, mills. and in good ncigfs5Or
hood-good timber, fine grass marsh, and living
running water.
The h of sw Of see %. town 81 n, of range
2 C, land sw q of sT q of 30, town 81 II, 100 acrcs
four miles north least of Piymouth-good mill sea
and saw mill-thrty acres mprovcd-builGing-
to be sold very cheap.
The : Ii of NV q of sec II, town 80 n, of rang,
3e-close by Tippecanoe Town-goed land ANA
good tmher-unimproved be had on cas-,
terms.
Lot No. in Wheeler's addition to the town OIL
Plymoutl-iine dwelling and good out houses.
North 3 of Lot No.37 in Plymouth, now know,
as baldwin lIouse"-a desirable location.
Lot No. 81 in Plymouth--eood dwelling house
Part of Lots % and II, Piymoutl-dwclln.
3fx10 feet-fnr sale or rent.
Lot No 10, Plymouth-good dwelling and two
story business house, one of the best corners il
town-to he had at bargain
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing in this vicinit,
willdo well to give call.
REEVE & CAPRON,
December 9th--2tf Plymouth Inc.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-24
LOOK EHH1Eg
j OB1lNG g. REP PAIRING

'sSarEe csisfs E>;s3'(g :FiEs-.
ACCORDING II order AMI :ine. AMI without delay
will make quite an cl;,ct to ali to send M,
their orders.
want it to he plainly unlcrso IL, boin. M owu
manufacturer, that will not be uncrsoll. a>
can afford to sell low * any ct .lii-hmeni il,
the country. FARME:.S, Take No;icc.-Par-
ticuiar attention paid % rcnsiringo of
TIN. COPPER. BRASS & SriEET-;RoN
NTA3C,
that you may not be detained in town nrncccssa
rily. keep on llanl (ais! am the cnl. enc author
zcd to sell the >.inc,l Tie
SalGStraining Milk Bucket.
one of the most important and valuable Improve
ments of The times. The arrangement OF this
Bucket is 80 plain ard simple that it c.no. fail to
please those Who wou. save Doth
IN > ancI oooc-
No milk Will he lost should the lon .kci lac thrown
over or kicked over by the cow Call and take
look at it whether yon want to buv not. Ii Won
want to sustain Fair and Cheap Prices. and 20 en-
courage the Working MN forward to improve
in science and w o considers it hi
to do his Own work. | most respectfully solicit voNr
patronage. RAGS taken IN exchange for Tin
Ware. Second handed stoves taken on commits
sion. 4. &. BANTER.
Plymouth hid. May - lS.l-2l,l