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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-25

An ENGLISH GENTLEMAN, IAN OLD HOUSEKEKR-
IN engaged in business down town Is in the occupation
full hougc in Tenth street. between tie
First and Second and having recently lost his wife
lie lonely and would like to meet with two gentlemen OF
cia haLts to join him who prefer the comforts Of prvaes
home boarding houses hotels o has rented the
upper the LIST of May next to respectable ed
cal gentleman with small family rcserving to himself suf
friends with his two scrvnns in good style As gain In
shape not his object he would either dxea
each, divide the expenses OF the establishments
rata he furniture being his own Tho living would be
but not and is that each
gentleman should be at home and be able to
his friends without restraint extra the
iho In lis house. family The dinner
would be six o'clock business days hour Saa
tng of handsome pariors with and hsndsome chand
ers good sized bedrooms large bath with hrcplAse
hot cold and shower BATH and every other conyenenes
suitable to those accustomed TO live in gcntemanly
line addressed to A. d. Herald oicc, will produce
interview, and references exchanged
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COMPREHENSIVE NO1TCMs.

N>so>,N-eN7eN|
Cp10n mn WANTED AN ENTERPRISING PEH-
DlOO.OUO. son, with the above amount, TO take .
share in particular speculation which will pay two hun
bred cent lie viii have little to do Address n
F. Herald Office broker wishes take charge Of the
business he will have q fair interest on 1t.
SI mn WANTED, A PARTNER WITH FOUK
f .OUU thousand dollars to join the subscriber II
his hotel known the Forrest House three and Aa6
miles from the Williamsburg Brooklyn ferries Cypress
Hills plank road the subscriber would sell his business
in New York consisting Of two good milk rounds horssa
wagons kettles attend TO both. Inquire
Of JAMES g. COFFEY, l73 East Twentieth street.
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#: 4 II ai$$S:. * H. s;:':
s ssss r., Si;i sSsS $s' ~ ~ i &
100 tons bnrthen, I July l. Aug i6
sli p w WILL S'' TELL. Apr / Nay Is Is
tnew) 800 tons turthcn. Aug !. sept i6
r Is.s are rsqa 81 ss sl.. s;r sssa sss
fpasssnFer and " q experience In this
ssa. ss s' *, ~a: Il s
any charge III 'asi nsssI SsS m Pearl
~ via Niearsgn.-1he Accessory Transit Company q
Div ss .Is Tes ss Il e 'hs
crossing. The new double engine stesmsbp NORTHERN
k.ps % n: Nh p ssss i.T ps, 30
. Ds isrsa On s%sp s s IN: s
them the Nesrsus Transit route having bat Twelve
tesmsrs arc snsurpas.sa II ventilation aad
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sters eoanse, a, fansms WI shs Pssins Mail
fss ss,snssp q ~ isross y,
h ases Tss sss: X .s sss y s.s @
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Eon SAN FRANCISCO LINZ
h a., rrsyrsr as q sss. sss
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April At o'clock, v ~ precisely rou ne fees = Mar
steamer s,' rssis. nss 'is' sss III % 80
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CTEAN TO AUSTRALIA -rHK dhrIFnArrArS,
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pss o. u RicnGRb isSiSa CO. fsss.
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rtsn siippsr siip NiGnTisGALE ies Zen. rsr,s,ss.
s 'a,s,s,s y: ~; y. ,2s.s:. "a:
Tier saloon cabin not surpassed IN point - sefsrs ~.
will pay the rates CHARGED " the crsAt britain vl b.
rantced che make the pasge IN less time thsn tbe Great
Britain q the ralns VII he 0rWsrasd ~ natl
intending passengers. For freight passage Apply ~
W. CAMtkoN. li6 Wal street
A UsTRALIA.--.c LIpPER LIyy...Tur SPLENDID
pier "a East river viii ss ~ NelSear1s PERT pke "a
the 10th April For balance q Aea ealla yis.ses
LORD @ Val ii ssSss ils s az "a Ps rs
EoR sAvAsNAH-rAnE REprcEn=rnR NV
GA, Capt ~ Cersin Jr, carrying the Uniled states
mail wiz leave Phiiedcpa for SMyanrah "wednesday
March 20 al 10 o'clock A. NJ frutbc wharf above vtss
street III speed and 9Th aud VERY
the comfort and convenenec % peseartrs th shlp y
srrraeged. Fare from Piadephis sls So The
KEYSTONE STATE lsaves shoye The following weanes.
day. Agents In philadelphia, HERON MAHTi> No ~
North wharvcs; In Ssvsnnsh, c. A. L. LAMAR
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EoPARNERsHIPN NOTICE. WE, THE UNDERSIGNED.
~ have this day entered into under the firm
Hanes Brother Cumminss for the purpose Of manufae
turing selling and renting pinortes Wsrcrooms corner
Of Third avenue and Fourteenth street.
New York, March y, 1854. n. J: HAINES,
y. w. HAvNES.
l.. p. CUMMINGS.
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they are all class New York built shps provided
with all requisite articles for the comfort and
Of and commanded X men q sxgesnee In this
Goods sent 10 the subscribers will be Forwarded free from
ANY charges but those actually incurred
BOYD ulNCKEN, Agents, l5l Pearl street.
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SyoRPCRATJoN EoTICE.-pkpAkrMEEf OF 81
rsi,s aud supplies March fat-Io buiiicra-seaisd
Mopessis viii received at the emss o. the vemnisssner
ksrairs and Suppliss City Hail. (hassmenl nnth hen
fsv Isrch ~ 1854 ~ oeisek vhich tine thsy gu
30 opened according 70 the amended charter o. @ Tor tbs
Of protection railing both sdes Of Kthth
sue nom Rightly third 20 Ninstisth ssr.ess xss~ssers
v eetrnate for sAd railing - much roaming feeA
The pane and Of the vok required ~ - t~ss
and IN In regard thereto 10 had a es
81 The Of Repairs and ssprles Ne cray
Hall Asemen also for the rsesildins % me hsss ess
viswe house Nc In Gcs street. nN1
son street. also the bsdisg Of temporary sAs for
Catherine Markets the sheds TO ee placed ~ the foos nAx
To- rians ana spseiheasssss n sac
6voh pet fSnn,g i aens and all infermsnes IN vsrxEd
Sssssss , zen Se ~ No. ''".a basss .sl,sss
can be bad either once N 1.-The sssnmlssssn.r rs-
serves hs right 20 reject all any Of ths sstiss aes
ID Tor the interest Of the Cooperation.
Ea~ y BARTHOLOMEW n PURDy.
ouounf sxfnus R.x.n k~s. r3 &...
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MUSICAL.

A LADY, ACCUSTOMED TO TUITION, WISHES A
IA few pupils for music undoubtcd reference given Ad
dress $. W., Music, Herald Office.
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MATRIMONIAL OFFICE, 80 GREAT JONES STREET.
WI OF the BoweryThose wishing to form mssrf-
monal alliance will ind TO their advantage calling
Addressing post paid, Mrs brewster who has opened
matrimonial regster whereby any lady gentlsmsn nay
the unpicssant alternative Of advertising express their
wishes PARTIES must send real name residence busnssss
reference, circumstances requisites &c. which wan DO en-
CHANGED Eyerythng concerning Letters Or Interviews
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A MUSIC TEACHER EXPERIENCED IN TEACHING
IA the piano and singing wishes to increase her class
having heretofore taught only few select pupils
references given Terms $5 per quarter Address Music
Teacher Herald Office. -
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A GREAT BARGAIN.-A SPLENDID NEW So
octave panofortc, rosewood case and metallic frame,
will he sold Mt bargain for cnsh This beautiful toned
instrument and from the best city makers Apply ut
Vesey street, basement office, from Ito G clock.
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S1R0 000 JONES GIFT ENTEE PRISE
.plOO.OOV. TICKETS MoRE THAN HALF OLD
Tickets 81 each Each Is good for live admissions
An T0SCOpE OF CALIFORNiA
NEBRASKA, AND SALT LAKE,
Which will be- exhibited after the
FIRST MOsD IN APRIL,
In APOLLO ROCKS, No. 40 BROADWAY.
Single admissions rs cents Gift tickets admit times
and entities to share in the splendid gifts farm
worth ooo three houses worth $40 each carriage
picnos watches, &c.
ADDRESS letters to J. WESLEY JONES, rs above
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NIATRIMONY.

A GENTLEMAN, THIRTY YEARS OF AGE, OF COOI
n reputation excellent habits and always agreeable VIII
marry lady Of fortune. She be yirtuous slA
bic and nieliiscnt Such only please B.ehsIss
cations positively confidential 33Hz
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RUGKLEY's sERRNApERs CHINESE HALL, $50
- Broadway, near tho Prescott House.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
The Oldest established and talented
e"'re tho first to introduce harmony Into Ethio.
sssenys - arst 20 sing operate chorusos, per-
iorm Buresque Operas ke 4c ina ~ has ,ns
stili be conducted In ts present fashse.s styefun
without yuigarity" Tine alteredCon commences a,
SN O'clock. Admission. 25 eents.
- JAS. BUCKLEY 4 SONS. Proprietors.
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6NORPoRATIoN NoTIcE-PUBLIcNo NOTICE is HERE.
~ by given petitions have been presented IN the
Board the construction Of In the
following to Mulberry street from Hes
street to point 2l2 feet southcry Washington street.
between Rector and Carlisle streets; frc
Beecker to Amty street. All Interested In the
above and having objections requested 20 pre-
the writing the Contract Clerk ut this oce
or before Friday, March 81, 1854.
ELIAS l.. SMITH, J 49,. .....n.
THE0. r. DE FOREST, SfV''u esIsVau's
A. W. CRAVEN D1
Croton Aoucduet Department March 90 1854
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CORPORATION NoTICE.--PUBLIC NOTICE Is
hereby given that petitions have been presented in ths
Board Of for the Of IA the
fourth to Forty ninth street. Fortythrd street. between
Seventh and Eighth street. between
Fifth and East river All Interested In the
above having objections tasrcto are requested 70
ofioe, or before Friday March 81, 1854
fhEo + SSAE!FEoahrsr c ss.' b. Asrs
A. W. CRAVEN, N"s' 1850
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SyRoToN AouEDUcT DEPARTMENT., MARCUS, 1884,
" Public notice is hereby gwen that by act Of the
Legislature the special session, July 70 1853
additional charge per added the day Of
April next all unpaid rents making, with the
each amount unpaid and that the said rents including
onsung the property which said remains unpaid
will returned the Clerk Of Arrears the
provisions Of the set above mentioned. ,,,r
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HENRY BENARY, s23 BROADWAY, OFFERS FOR
sale panoiortes of the best New York makers, at
prices which defy every competition One rosewood zoe
tave piano. large round corners for @ one octave
little nsed, for $40; ga mahogany for S25 and
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INCORPORATION NoTIcE-DEPARTNESr. otta.snaEE
" pairs and suIplies-March 10 ls5a-Te bn Ssm.
missioner o. repairs and supplies No. CITY Hall s
mcpt until Saturday, 9th Instant at Il o'clock M
which time they viii be opened In aoeorasaee with the
amended charter of 1853 for the Of market
the present site Of the Union Market situated AZ the june
Houston and Second srees In tho Eleventh ward
Also for tho building Of temporary sheds for The above
market The plans and specifications Of hc work requred
TO be DONE and all information Ia regard thereto
had at tho Office of the Superintendent % Public Buldns
No "a Ludlow street. Blank estimates be hsd at either
ONCE N BThe Commissioner the right
any the estimates deemed for the interest ofths
Cor poration BARTHOLOMEW Is. PURDr.
49, Commissioner Of Repairs and Suppliss.
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NROToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CON-
" tracto.s-seaed proposals endorsed PROPOSAL for
Allen street, will DO received at the office Of tho
Croton Aqueduct Department until Monday the 9Th day
OF March, 1874 at IL O'clock M 1T which hour the bids viii
be opened TO build sewer with the necessary receiving
basins and culvert in Allen street from the sewer in Hes
line OF Ward school No "a being in length about lis feet
The plan Of the work be and specifications OBJ
tanned, ON application at this ofne.
ELIAS L. SMITH, 1c...o. -.
THEO. r. DE FOREST, ! Ant Ra myS'
A. W. CRAVEN, 010' AosAu'
eAv York March H. 1854
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EtROToN AQUEDUCr DEPARTMENT.-T0 CON.
tractors Sealed proposals endorsed "Propasai for
s4er in Broadway VIII DO received tho oee OF the
Clifton Aqueduct Department until Monday tho Sd day Of
Al 1854 at " o'clock NJ at which hour the bids will bc
okncd to build ascwer, with the necessary receiving ba
rs and enyerts IN Breadway from tho sewer in Twenty
HIN street being length about 2 The plan Of the
work may be and specifications obtained appoa
ELIAS L. SMITH, )c..
THEO. n. DE FOREST, Sroton Aqueauet
A. w. CRAVEN, noard.
MAJ nrh lnrnh
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6YROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO CON-
soass sswes Z ss
ooe 81 the Croton Aqueduct Department (otunda Park
Mcnday the zyth day Of March, 1884 = Z o'clock
vert In street. from Grand Prince street. being
in length about feet Tho plan of the and spec
building Of the and all other nforma
ton relating thereto be obtained application to the
Water Purveyor, at this Office
THEo' 81 FOREST, cf''i So aaS'a'''
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at G63 broadway, opposite Bond street, from A. NJ
TO 10 Nj daily the Twenty ninth Annual Exhibition
cents; single admission % cents The Academy having
hibition will positively close the 25th Of April
I. ADDISON RICHARDS Core Sp0nding Sec'y N. A.
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NORPORATIoN NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE.
Board Councen FOR tho ofeewers In the
following named streets to witGrand street. from Colum
East river; Division street. from Ludlow TO
Rutgers street West Broadway, from Reaae TO Duane
street. on south SIDE between Nos S2 and l4 Madison
street. All persons interested in the above and having OBJ
present tho in writ
ing Contract Clerk at this Office on or before Mon
day, March a. 1854. 8ss..t
THES +; 81 FOREST, of''i Ss asr'das'
Croton Adueduct Department March II, 1854.
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DR0oKLyN coNcERTS.-MR, v. BUSCH, (oRUHEs-
ID ira conductor TO H. NJ the King Of Denmark) the
honor that the first Concert Of the Will
take place ON Wednesday, April 8 at the Brooklyn
Athengum Several distinguished artists, ladies aud
gentlemen, viii appear in connection with powerful Or
chesta and the will DO diversified by selections
from coed masters and Of the hest compositions the
modern school Particulars In future advertisements Sub
scrptions for the series Of three Concerts at 81 So
ceiyes ly Mesrs Hall Son. Seharfenherg Luis, Schu
berth Co., Horace Waters Jolie Firth, Pond Co,
Dodvorth, Brcusing, New York; Wezel and J. Marsh,
lvn.
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MATRIMONIAL YOUNG MAN OF RESPECTABLE
M ty and in good circumstance twenty six years OF
wishes to form the acquaintance OF Interesting
lady Has objection TO young widow II agreeable TIE
hest OF given. Address H. Barker Broadway
Post Office.
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COOPER CLUB.-IT Is PROPOSED TO ORGANISE A
W fclect debating society Injecting week. in honor
OF the late james Fenimore Cooper, the
the Everett Club Young gentlemen of cha
rAeor desiring 20 join addressing Cooper Club, Once
will receive notice Of the preliminary meeting.
WILD ANIMALS FOR sALE-A VERY FINE MALE
w Ehiaoesros nas been in captivity two hot and two
rainy four feet high and than eight
a. tie insertion a. the tail Also young female Elephant
and Leopard for sale 70 arrive ship Noses Wheeler
Botton, from Calcutta. Apply to STERNE HUMPHREYS,
I2s south Front street. Phiiadelphia.
I kDIrs AND GENTLEMEN DIsIROUs OF JOIN
Ia Ing The Edwin Forrest Thespian Association are re-
qrefee 20 call Al the Once 20 Cedar street. This
n fully deisrminsd 70 rank second 70 In this
H. vALgNcoURT Treasurer.
GRAND GIFT ExcURsION.-I HAVE TIE HONOR
VI announcing TO the public that will give those per-
cons purehGsiag my dollar tickets OF admission the
whole MoFid which entities them 20 Of 900
ss previous the l5h 81 May next excursion TO
Sleeant eenntry seat which IA Of the gins my
erest tnerrfise vii charter frst class steamers
ses fr the sAson aud provide everything essential for
the enjoyment 81 Patrons rendering tho
lee a the season. j. WOODMAN HART.
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L,oR SAN INSTRUMENTATION LINZ
las. W crctf preyrister ~ Atlanta. atesmess Ed~arA
Mia rroprctor ~ faeins ne e.ishra,ea nss
burthen. will leave New rcrk for MeAnstfsy
April q AZ o'clock " ~ igecisciy Fpm NE feet u sr
rson street ~ " connect With me new sna splsa
steamer YANKEE Blade 2aoo tene talthen IA expected
that the pafstngers W these ips w throsgk u
franaisco in n OF z asys Der tstslE arry enly
JAS " CROSS. Ne gBsttery piscs.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-02
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

From the New York EvsnRali.,
an aspsao, segIor opening yea, is sgnaisea By
ducts Of the Press IN the publication OF 80 solid and %
admirable adm aa,.s book as Da y,sK oalrrcs translated
bu. little labor bestowed The sa. business Of pre @s
sion Of Divine truth Ia the grandcst Of human functions
u aims at purpose and draws after II consequences,
adequate discharge tho Of God needs thorough.
ia,nsedsnd not the beast of hs furniture, aasuredy.
such knowledge Of n. laws o. thought and sas,e ~ VIM
enable him, with least obs,rncon aud with most hume.
Ios AID, TO reach and influence the minds whom he adj
afess When the incacunbe mportants of the subject
under stood the reader will be prepared both to won.
der at The het that wa have scarcely scientific and
comprehensive work the subject In The language and
70 welcome this profound and mastery expoation of H.
!, Is truly great work, covering The wdoe ground and
discussing the principles Involved in H. with phIlosophlc
BREADTH comprehsnsivencss and power, that satisfy the
oy or raS speech 9oawS. f n ghsf asS, Of era
with Psychology taste. beesierss and morals II is
constructed upon rgdy scientific system, and dscus
ners introduction gives ne work unaualined nrais.
HIS book, he says and no mans Judgment Is xor,h
mors "is drecory for al public speakers, and all
"oo esgei Ia argunentative, oratorical and elegant
philosophy o. rhetoric and bellies letters to the law. 81
mind by persuasive discourse which does not and plscr
j. this book which not here treated with the charm Of
statement method BY which his great author IL 40
einnenty distinguished" We believe th,t tho ntcl.
gent chdoT VIII uiy accedc to the business OF this ee
dorgeuept. - -
This work proceeds from the well.known pubish.nr
house established BY the atc Mr. Newman. eonduc
Ted by new trm, Messrs Ivson & Phnney. Thsse gen
Yemen We are hsyny 10 state th!s connection; posseas
an attachment 70 tie moral truths and principles which
y Is the highest glory OF the press dsc that viii fully
csrpeatc The good influences to which the hcuse has
pccn consecrafcd From their abundant experience and
capacity IN business and the energy which they viii brig
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iovefs OF good books; that the interests OF sound
christian liter aure viii be faithfully and eectuay sub
served IN their business They deserve and win
public. -
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NOTICE
SALE OF UNIVESTTY LAMBS


Ry order 81 the Board Of Trustees Of the State Unvcr.
- SHY Of Iowa. the following described lands belonging
I" saM University and lying In Harden County, will be
offered for sale ut public auction Thursday the 18th
day Of August next at Edora the County seat Of Harden
County--topWit -
Secion 4 IL, ~ and a. y OF section o, w j Of
section 10 OF sec. 2! and Of sec. a. in township
So OF Range 10 vest Of 9TH principal meridian. e4
Also the W y Of sec. ~ y and w \ Of section 2s-
n Of sec. 80 MEN II sec 30 and n w 4 sec. So
Township 81 n. OF Range 10 west,
Also Section 8, 10, u, II and 1s..NE y, ny of
A,Ek Ms.Ek and Sw Il ofSWS Of sec. IN u
swh and X offs Y Of sec s. Township g. N Of range
10 west.
Also.--s EN- Of Sec II, s. w u Of Sec ~, II r n Of
sec. Il, andN Of sec. Is. Township IS Of 2anee
20 West.
The above lands, will be offered in the smallest legal
subdivisions and will be sold TO the highest bidder above
the minimum valuation, payable one fourth, Cash In
hand and the balance In ten years with interest at ten
cent per annum payable the first day of January
each year at the Office Of Treasurer Of State.
These lands have been selected with great and
the very best In the Satea large portion Of them
heavy and choice timbered lands chance IL offer
cd In the sale Of these aud persons desirons Of
ing valuable property section Of the country that Is
rapidly improving and that offers Inducements to settlers
unsurpassed by any.
ANSON HART, Secy and Agent Of University Lands.
Iowa City Iowa, June 9Th 1854.
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EADS & NICHOLS,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
DAVENPORT.
Hare for Sale.

VALUABLE Lots for business houses, fronting the
river landing; also, lots for lease 20 years. Da-
venport. For sale fine farm Of 500 the Dubu.
que road, 10 miles from Davenport farm Of $50
fronting the Miss river, miles above Davenport
farm Of Is acres well improved, mile from Davenport
Section No 16T So ESQ, and $40 in Sections
81 and B. II, E,and In Sec. - and a. II, Is r. L. r.
A good farm In Muscatine county Of 255 acres--wh
excellent improvements 10 miles East Of Muscatne, $50
in Iowa county, r Is, 10 W, on tn. Miss Mo
Railroad 1900 in Powesek county Of best quality
on the line OF Railroad 200 In So and wes
in Cedar county to miles East of Tpton 5000
in Cedar county, in 81, and west in to miles
Of Upton; ZOO In Muscane county In to IL
miles from the City Of Museatine and the lines Of
railroad; 5000 acres in Marshall county, and the
county seat To all which and much more we call the at
tentiou of buyers