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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

August %, 1854.
Notice hereby The holders
stocks of the United Saes that This prepared
chase between the day of
vebe of those Stocks in the asryesate
10 s3iOo0o in the and
toned, to wit;
"a ease OF contingent competition, stated
will be In which said stocks
may be offered The certificates assigned the United
sates by the who mus,
be transmitted 10 this department upon receipt whereof
viii be paid compounded following partcuIars
The par value, or amount specified certificate.
q pemiun the stock Of the the ac of
July, 1885, fsdeemahe November H. on tho
stock f the loan authorized De-
eenber 1862 of ii authorized
by heact OF ,sA and s4s on the 3l.t
December 1857 ana the latter the 30 june 1868
aad the stock Of the
deenabe on the 3ls' OF Deeember 1854
indemnity y 6per cent
J. Interest the the LIST of JuIy
1854 TO the date Of receipt and Treasury the
allowance or the owner) days interest
in addition.
Payment for said stocks will be made
the United States, tho assistant York,
or Philadelphia, as The parties may direct.
Bn no certificate will be entitled this notice
said Goth day of November
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Aug 27-dt20NOvif Secretary OF the Treasury.
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Markets.
DIED,

the 23d inst, Doctor RIT HARD o.. COCHRANE
OF JouH T. this
first OF his
His Gends and acquninancos, and those the family
specluly invited acnd his funeral at 3x O'clock
the residence of his brother iuaw Mr. James A.
West street, Georgetown.
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NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS.
IN Just received, splendid lot Of
New silks of every description
CIoaks and mantss. the newest stylsS
Shaws Of every Kind
Mousse'ne de lanes and plaid mefinos
Cloths, cas-incrss, and yestiDgs
Domestic goods every Kind
1000 yards "A curtain calico, al
1000 do dress calico, fast colos at 6 n cents
handsome lot OF curtain goods various kinds
Tapestry velvet tapestry, Brussels ingran tee-py
pets, cheap. - =
Oct 2i-GDuf Hall, A HBoTurv
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TAs Ferer at Montgomery, Alabanla.

MONTGOMERY Oct. 2l.--The yellow fever is very malig
nant in its character There deaths to-day ant
although the weather is COOL there appears be abate
ment Of the disease
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BY II Ell L G IL A PHI
Things an New York.

NEW YoRK Oct. 2i.-The wings of the 9Th district hay.
nominated Captain Marshall for Congress- and In the 25h
Edwin Morgan.
James McHenrys liabilities in this city only $4,000
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Tic Yr0ndulcnt .SkocL.

BosroN, Oct. 23The directors of the Vermont Central
railroad have voted trace the fraudulent stock issued by
Crane before opening the transfer books and hold in
abeyance until decision either legislative judicial
had in the matter.
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Aug d20N0v


lEIANCEKY SALE valuable and improved Real
Estate Pennsylvania avenueBy virtue
circuit court Of the District Of Columbia for Washington
passed in wherein William
painahlS, and James c. Hall Laurie
ants will sel public auction premises Wednesday,
square NO s6 fronting on The south side Of avenue
nA said about 1919 inches from the northwest
and with the line Of said
wes!ward 2J then leaving
wady about feet inches ney about five feet width
hcn with the line of sad alley % inches
wardy o feet inches place beginning together with
herenn which consist Of brick dwelling
bulldog property
directly opposite Wiliards Hotel
Terms Onehird of the purchase be paid In cash
The time of sae and the residue in three equal in
eighteen
which aeered payments
the The property remain In
until the full Of the purchase and the final
o sale A. AUSTIN SMITH, Trustee
JAS. G. Mcguire,
Oct l9-eods Auchoneer
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Emmnn"el PhiIibert, orthc European Wars
IL Of the 10th centary by Alexandra Dumas
The Middle Ages a historical geography by
Adolphus Louis KGppen
Vbierss History OF the French Revelation: 4 voi..
Hand of Anglo "A Literary Assoca
the Engaed Words English Language by
Literary Association.
A Complete Treatise Ar6ciai translated
and edited by w. ~ Fry
The Meaning Of Words by A. n. Johnson
don Orientaha Anquiora; by NJ. Johnson
Memoirs of Napoleon his Court Family by Duchess
UAbrantes.
New Editions of the British Poets. combining exquisite opog
RAJ by with extraordinary low prices.
Don Quixnte; magnfcen'ly illustrated.
Another supply OF Soycrs Shilling Cookery Bundle Of
Crowqulls.
Selling TAYLOR MAURYa
Oct22 Rookstore 9th street.
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SAFE ot Gold and Silver sweeps at the Mint OF
the United States, Philadelphia.

NbALEu PROPOSALS. viii be Mint of The Unied
- States uht O'Clock the i5 January nextwhen they
WI" h opened ty ine Director OF Mint
he bidders ~ may be prcsent purchase hundred
and of nSc barrels o mint
hty w be- sold ~ othirieen OF barrels
hteen baneisto The highest bidders Should
unexpectedly fall greatly below
ported by The mint the Director the
ing the whole of said bids.
The form OF The bids should the price offered hundred
pohuds aVodupois, payable Mint delivery
sweeps Samples will application AT the
Mint -
BY order of JAs. hOsS sNOWDEN,
Director Of the Mint.
DANIEL STURGEON,
October IL 1851. TIessnyer
Oct l9--llm
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VHE Land Owner Manual the Statute ReguIa-
uons OF New York. Ohio Iadiana, Illinois, Michigan, Iowa,
and Wisconsin, concerning land deeds,
de-cen's,
exemptions interest OF
sd states Complete in
tin law binding) one dollar
oct - FRANCK TAYLOR
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mo- NIGHT, October 25, in Odd Hail. frps
exhibition Of Morgan's Panoramic
and Deuge, with grand Miss
the Boston vncast This painting
named in Washington draw
with the also, add little
Exhibitions O'Clock and *.
only Admission a5 cents. No half price
2J-d,f
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NEW Goods for Sentiemen.--P. j. STEER, merchant
" tailor is constantly receiving his and
elegant fall a Of which he
prepared make order superior STYLE short
notice. Gentlemen in clothing rely on being
suited by calling at No. fsS Washington place, 7 street
2l--Gt
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4 Madr,, correspondent describing the interest the
poorer classes take in bul fight says that week or two
ago actually cut off his wifes hair while she was
asleep and sold it in order to raise money for the purpose
Of seeing the fight
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A GENTLEMAN, of respectable clerical qualtfca-
IA wishes employ Would acting sub
limited period Of the
DC 3d.
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on RslNTThe residence of the late Gen Towson, and
complete
order Gas heat cecd throughout the houses
geiher cold BATH closet kitchen, and
buffers pantry The house may be had partially furnished
Enquire premises from 10 I'LL q
Oct l7-lmifTuIhSun'
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EcsS SALE, pair superior
ehedi very me carriage and harness;
aud harness Iaquirc of ss'
aa. JAS C. MCGUIRE,
oet2--N AucIioneer.
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BY recent Investigations II appears toa, sixty per cent
of the letters sent through the malls in this country pre-
paid
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Fiye ct Detroit.

ALBANY, Ocs. a5.-The brick building on Woodbridge
street. Detroit, occupied by j. W. Ingerso sash fac
tory, destroyed by fire Friday last: The loss was
about Sl5, 900. No insurance,
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CBOOL BoOKs, or description, publish
~ ers prices On sale
TAYLOR n MAURy'S
Sept Bookstore, 9th
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Oct eods
United states Mail.
pESNayLyANIA.

PENNaYLVANIA.
ro'r o'"er D5sss.1isr, o.;ss., r. ,s,4
nsss%bsI y 4 in 800, June sss ss following route:
@ h R @ 70 pa %" on y Mo' 5 % NON Of S9
No. $3.50 Harrisburg BY L.nseys,own Man.da Hill ws,
iek-burg, 80 M and back, three
Harrisburg Monday Wednesday, and Fritay, a,
Arrive al Pine Grove days by 7pm;
Leave Pine Grove Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. a4
Arrive Harrisburg days by spm...
Maha"ianso, and barry, to Slnersvie, ss mile. and
Leave Mahanoy M,aday Friday aseam;
nvs 5vs MnsSs Tnssy sss a aS y
Arrive a Mahanoy days by pm
requirements emhraes incorporated
the such esen, he department NAV deem sIped
New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware, Maryland and Ohio
dated The aad Of September, 's5
CTORM UMBKEIL,s.-Jhis day opened, full and fresh
Of sir and cotton with hare
''>'' sTEvENss
Oct 22-eo3if Salesroom, Browns Hotel
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT A house containing
w eight osu aa d @ So 49, S srss s"s and
between the hours of and 6 O'Clock, p' M
Oct Is--eodhf
t,IIIc IRA, and other Regions OF the Conquerors
Drake Principal Diseases the Valley of North Americas
Redsone Sketches of Western Pennsylvania
by Joseph Smith, D D. ! vol -, u,,,,n po., 90,
Poems Of Pamell and TickeI voI lsmo.
RoIo in Switzerland; vol, ismo - ,,
Oci2l FRANCK TAYLOR.
By ). q. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE VALUABLE HOUSE AND Lot
u virtue Of deed in ns, from Wm Austin and wife,
s N % % S @ I I 8 m 3 na ana a ssTssa ns n
viii public safe Tuesday ss' day Of 6e.o'sr ls
south part tot No square south Of ! square No
which consist Of well and substantially built ws''ory frame
The Terms Of sale will be One each, balance
equal payments months bearing interest
from The The y OF as ae n S ~ tho
will be esod he risk and expense Of u. pur
'''' ''''''''' cHAs :. wALLAcn, Trustee,
Oct a-3awads Auctionser.
NAUTICAL ALMANACs, Engllsh and French,
!, Oct Ell Il ''>'' FRANCK TAYLo
A CARD TO HOUsEK EEp ERs--The subscriber brss
call public attention his Of house furnish
He has recently received addition stock, cheap
and beautiful variety Of
gold and richly decorated French china
Lamps and si,andoles block goods
Jnpanned ware and iron goods
Fire sets. gas fixtures baskets and brushes
Britannia ware, iron stone china Ina ..,,.,.u a.
forming the largest collection and best assortment Of
general goods a can b. o. 1nnd w,'nson ash
he cities An examination OF articles and prices is earn
's'" ''''''' G. W. BorELER,
Oct ~ eod6t IRON Hall.
NEW Goods aemtiemen.-p. j. STEER. merchant
tailor is constantly receiving his large and
elegant stock eeoemen fan and winter goods all Of which he
order superior short
notice Gentlemen in want superior clothing may rely on being
Oct 2l-6
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u rs stated that before the Atlantic left each officer was
provided with two Colts revolvers with nstruc-
tions to use them if another Arctic calamity with Its
heartless desertions occurred--Etc4aags paper
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tory destroyed by fire on Friday last Tho loss was
about $4,000. No insurance,
Personal dc.-Dousts about the Discorerv of Sir John
Franklin
NEW YoRK, Oct. Ex-senator SlideIl of Louisiana Gov.
McClelland of Washington j. G. Adams, United States
navy and c. Thompcp of the United States army
rived in this city.
marine insurance company, be called the Pacific
Insurance Company is to be put into operation
short time. 1t win have large capital and command
wide influence.
The story reference to the discovery of the remains
Sir John Franklin and his does gain very general
creaence here Many suppose to be another the many
hoaxe published in reference to that unfortunate
within the past years Those who have looked into
the matter think strange that such information should
have been possession of the Esqumaux nearly five years.
and they not have reported it of the many traders
who visit that region Positive confirmation is anxousy
awaited.
fcecr Nearly Abated.-Frost. "a
sAvAssAt, Oct. 2aWe have again had frost, and the
atmosphere has been purified The fever nearly abatsd
thought prudent however to advise unaccmated
and Others who remain away some days
longer, until advised by the board of health.
New OnLEANs Oct. 23.--The weather has become much
eoole and the yellow fever is fast disappearing Business
gradually increasing and many of prominent mer-
chants have returned home Cotton is dull under the Arcas
news, and prices dropping.
MONTGOMERY, (Aa.,) Oct 2.-Thc fever prevails Sc
riousy Many dying and large number of persons
have left the city.
MoBuE, Oct. 23-Tbc tevcr has nearly abaed Cotton
dull.
Keeper Of q Prison Murdered.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 23-Hamelson, convict in the Ma
ron district jail attempted escape Sunday and keeper
named Jackson. who attempted capture him. was mur-
dered.
Markets.
New YoRK, Oct 245, 900 bbls soldStae brands at Ss
So southern four So s71s Wheat firm, and unchanged.
$4,000 bushels mixed sold at so 81 Stocks dull
Cotton dull.
No dings of the steamer yet. News
BALTIMORE Oct. 2.Eoward- -four, SO rs. 10000
bushels of wheat oldwhite at 81 rs 81 s5 81 90 and
at ST. G5 81 IS. $4,000 bushels of sod-whte 76
cents and yellow at n cents Other articles unchanged
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT A house containing
eight newly and completely furnished is
264 Eighth between and streets,
between the hours of and 6 O'clock p n.
Oct
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CTORM UMBKELLhs.-Jh day opened, full and fresh
W and umbrellas
IVORY plain handles variety Of styles md at uni
form low prices, at
Sales Browns Hotel
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fcccy Near}u dJat.I. Erost.
Keeper of a Prison Murdered,

Keeper Of Prison Murdered.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 23.Hamelson, a convict in the Ma
ron district jail attempted Sunday and keeper
named Jackson who attempted capture him. was muir
dered
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NAUTICAL ALMANACs, English and French, TO
IN 1884, 1855, 1856 ,and 1857, imported by
FRANCk ThfLO
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iIIIC IRA, and other Regions OF the COnquerOrs
v Conquered by Mrs Mary H. Eastman Illustrated
Principal Diseases the Valley of North Americas
2 vols. Sv0.
Redone Historical Sketches of Western Pennsylvania
by Joseph Smith, d. d. | vol
Ioikcrs Mcroscopicai anatomy the Human Body VOL,
illustrations
Poems Of Parnell TIckel vol, 1smo.
Roilo in Switzerland; vol, lsmo
FRANCk TAfLOh.
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e general government the the officers of the
; y s onnen' mayor members of each board Of the city
Judges OF the Supreme Court circuit eourt mar
M u ne District and District attorney the last Congres
on pnectory and the proceedings Of the Continental
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G. EN- Err AL NEW ..

PRECAUTIONS AGAINST ooLLIsIoNslt is stated that the
Cunarders have ordered and taken large bells which
viii be rung in the fogs and that the seam-whstle win
hereafter he freely used in all the vessels of the Collins line
They have not been used hitherto because they involved
loss of steam power but the loss will be incurred
without regard TO the expense waste of power also
notice that the board of steamboat inspectors who have
just closed their annual session at Detroit have made
important change in the rules and regulations for the gov
ernment OF pilots the waters flowing into the Gulf of
Mexico TO take effect the LIST Of January next II has
been satisfactorily shown TO the board that the tapping
ringing OF the bell in time of fog and when steamers
passing each other has proved insufficient to give the
eessary timely notice AS from various is believed
that the bell although rung the regulation provides
has not been heard and il believed number of cos
ions has been the result it is proposed to substitute the
steam whistle in all for the "bell" heretofore
used for signals
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-30
indiana Banks
The Daily Gazette.

So many progressive steps have peeh
,,ken BY the Gazette OF late that our cotem'
,,.r;es have been accustomed to ats adj
,.,ce and have even failed to note the
s,,;de il made in becoming a daily; how
o,er two or three, in addition 70 those a.
r.,dy published, have noticed our change
and we take The opportunity OF ruturning
them our thanks:
The Davenport Gdseae is now published
|,,ily It is fine looking paper, and per-
sonay aud pecunar'y we wish ,i rs enter :,
nrsing nroprietors success Politically y
an awful hereto. l. Rcpab.
rxrr.pRtse.--Our Davenport cotempo-
,,rv SANDERS is now issuing daily G6sese
Nav he receive the due reward OF his com
meadable energy .--lora Rsporier
D,uy DAvsspoRT GAZErTE.-Friend
Sanders, OF the Davenport Create, deserves
credit for his go-alleudativeness. ne has
ius, started fine looking, interesting iaily
Paper. We hope he will meet with the
success, he deserves .--.Nucatine Journal.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-30

ine following resolution was passed by
the Democrats of Lucas county, Ohio: -
Kesolred, That the only test Of Democ,
facy is an unscratched ticket"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-30

Tug DEATH or JOE MoR6Ass LirTLf
|DausHrgR.-Sh was wont To run over 70
the tavern in the evening TO lead home her
drunken father. Just as. she was entering
the door one night, S|ade hurried lumber
a, her father, but it struck her on the head,
and resulted in her death.
Morgan bent down his ear.
"Yoa will only have left" Mary said, "on-
" mother. Aud she cries so much when
Il YOU are away"
"lwon't leave her, Mary, only when 60
to work, said Morgan, whispering 10 the
child, ,.and I'll never GO out at night any
more"
"You promise me that"
"And I'll promise more.
What, faiherr
Never go 10 = tavern again.
"Neverlr
No, never. And ! will promise still
more"
"Faihcrr'
Never TO take drop OF liquor as long as
1 live"
"Oh, father. dear, dear father and with
cry OF Joy Mary started up and flung her
sell u,sn his breast. Morgan drew his arm
tightly around her, and sat for a long time
With his bps pressed to her check while
she Law azains, his bosom as still MS death
As death. Yes; for, when the father un-
casped his arms, the spiri. Of the child was
with the angels Of the resurrettion.-1 Ten
.viqhts ia The Bar Rom.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-30

:, DiALoGuE.-Boy-Papa, what does this
so much about, s5eT
rapa.it means, my son. 5000 majority
an The State of Ohio. n f(lf'i
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-30

OrTRoE AND RoBBERY.--On Tuesday
cr'niig, d man nanel Hunt, from Port BY
ron, started out of grocery with a civil
stranger with whom he had got up en- ac-
Hnintance, to take a short walk. Their
way lay down past the Gear House, and
when in the deep cut at the eud of.he rail-
road bridge, the Gale,a gentleman propos-
ed to 90 to the Cotton Farn,' notorious
place IN that quarter, which proposition was
"eehiitd After some parlsy, Mr.. Hunt
was relied to the ground by blow from a
rock slung in a handkerchief. and he lay
where he fell, he knows not how long: hut
ne docs know that when he s.came to HIM
'Pli' he was minus 5000, the posse ssion OF
"'l!th he.had indiscreetly revealed to his
newly found friend. A young man named
'aSeoy has been arrested for this offence
tNalnlned before Esq. Coombs, and is now
~ Jall with strong proof against him, and
iohe stronger than the fact that he has
u'eh Tor some time past revolving around
wy spot to which Hunt refused 10 GO Gal
'ena Jef
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-30

!, rains this morning, with every pros
Meet Of continuous rain. We sympatfize
with those who have composition roofs
over tuem.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-30

BURGLAR CAUGHT For several nights
Messrs Brinkcrhoti& Penton Ind missed
from their money drawer portion Of the
small change usually left in if without being
able 10 detect the thief. Wednesday night,
two watchmcn were employed to watch the
outside OF the store. bnt saw nothing 10 ex
cite suspicion. Thursday morning money
vas again missing, so the next night officer
Fox 4. = watch inside, while officer Effing
guarded outs lie. About midnight some one
came to the front door, unlocked it quickly,
entered, reiocked it, and striking taper
match, went directly 10 the drawer TOOK out
handful Of coin, and vas tetrcating to the
DOOR, when Fox sprsng upon him, and recog-
nized in his prisoner Nicholas Hall, dis
charged porter OF the establishment,
Halls a young man twenty years Of age,
and was discharged about three weeks since.
lie had managed toretain key to the store
without the fact being suspected, and was
thus able to let himself in at pleasure. He
was examined before Mayor Milliken, held
!, bail for $500, and committed in default.
Ais crime is punishable by imprisonment in
the penitcntiary.- Chicago Press.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-30
PRO BONO PUHLIc0.

HAVING purchased the entire interest of Jas "A.
l Dimoni IN the Stove. Tin, Copper ahdSheet- lreE
business. foymeri. carried on 10. the firm of DU MONT
4 RI0kDAk: 4 would espectfs,ii, Announce to my
friends, patrons and the public generally that shall
continue the business az the stand fBrcdg
81. side. 5efneen I'd and I'd and invite all c I'll
ing articles in my line Ia give me call. -
Persons favorng me with their orders may DEFEND
upon having their work done promptin SAB stantidilf
and in a workmanike manner, for ara determined IL
my utmost cxertions 10 please all in qsalitg guam
tity and price ~ 8S4e& sassIsf5ss.S H.
At great expense have secured the services OF Nh
Jas. II. Dunont. wbe wi trcrsoiah, attend 10 all Cor
PER and PLuNsiss " ork as heretofore.e atg 4ss a
n. b.. All work sarraited.4 rsa BIZ k EAa
s. l s IL. c. RIoRDiN.
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eth Street

It'll Street :
I OF block "a, Corner Sect nd 9Th SITS;
L ~ Conner = 81 Is 9Th Sts.
1 Corner Western Ay cuue and It'll ST g:
in Forrest d Dill on;s addition; ssa stEs
g iql It l16 deep, Corner Perry and 1th SITS,
Lot Il block 81. Corner Rock Island and 7th
=. 8 ard 2 bIoekfG Corser Le Claire aud It'll,
block 20 OF Rock Island 81 and stll:
Aure4 BY GEO l. NICHOLS.
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N iLLINER BY

MRS KEaRNs wishes TO infornahe ladies OF Day pay
ent al The Corner of Pcrry and Second streois, Win
choice selection OF Fail Bonnets Of new s,yie,
Bonnet Ribbons and all Fancy Coco nef nng % S Sa
nsfsntort .ssrt sist, 1854 trw,N -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-30
Scott County Farms for Sale.

On the Mississi ppi riyer1 miles above Davenport:
For pa rticuiars applyioy GEO l. NICHOLS.
Also. beaatiful little farla oil 10 mil from
the Ceart House. road TO Misea tineweii inproy-
ed; Orchard &c; call early. sFin 4ss.-, glzzst
Also. good farm of 2s5 acres near Blue Grass;
dwelling, Out buildings orchard, &e; well watered,
very desirable. - u 30 l. NICkOIiLS.
65 ACRES--40 acres improved. containing 3 build
ngs sites adjoining the west side Of Davenport. aid
commanding beautiful view ofthc river-Iowns and
surrounding country. y @sA4 &s = d ass. tAf
Quarter sections of Gnc Land near the town Of Wal
cot;--,S2u acres . miles rh Of WaIcstt.
4,C0a Acres oil Land in Cedar county;
LEGO . = in Nusc..llnc county;
loco :. do in Iowa n do
1900 do do in Pow eshek do
For particulars and consultation of Maps. call on
Aug .+ag GEO y iGhOLLS.
4 MOTHER Farm 100 acres and good T;y Stand.
n Situated the stage road fro m this ely Ia Mus
canc. half way Dwelling i6 81 II. Barn to hold 90
Horses good Wells ard > living springs
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-30

Oh Acres OF Land on Duck Creek u Miles from
on Mississippi river. With large amount OF young
timber w. N. w. or. Sec. i3--r. 1e--R. 4 f. la8g4
~ Acres in Se7T7e r E, very good dwelling and
.J.e buildings farm in high state Of cultvetion
100 frait Trees oil many varieties. Price Sl00 per
acre. t.tls ef
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-30
Timber fer Sale.

THE sell sill the timber on fs6 acres
! which l. We " heavy reasonable terms by sp.
miles below town, on the old McGregor farm.
Oct. 18Th. tA 9tH3 - h-sst fi|sesz78 =. y. D"A'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-30
CITY LOTS FOR SALE.
5th Street,

I OF No. 5, block 80, Corner Brady and .th SITS;
IL :. q. block SIS, Corner Perry and 5th .
:. 10, block SO. Corner Perry and 5til .
q ,, block ~ between Harrison and Ripley
--6ra STREET 81 .ae Fl
{. and ., block IS. Corner Scott and 9th;
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-30
Still another Farm
Small Farm for Sale

IA 4.rres beautiful land fer priv ate residence TO
" SALE half cash, half in IL months, cheap and onl.
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