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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09
A Building oa ID street, bet Brady and Har.
rison streets, ~

NoNTAINING one store room I2 ~ feet: one store
" 10 50 feet, dive ling adjoining III 2G feet.
3 up stairs. For sale bargain. .Apliy 10
GEO. l.. MIC hOLLS.
Jan - SCR
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09

N0Ia- mostloyely spot OF earth Of 90 ares for
a. Rural Homeon the ROAD to lie Claire miles eastot
Davenport. bound the East by Duca Creek, sand
very fertile and all in wood. Price SIS sHsea
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09

NO 37--rhe .sSwan Miu'' at iieC are ahiel, t. "a
com plete order with Three Run Of stones with all the
necessary Machinery. most Of which Is new and eapa
alc Of mating l2c Bills OF Flour in twenty four hours
Ihe lot has River front oi l90 feet and good lard
ing for Steamboats,; which will be sold at great bar
gain andnpon easy terms. saets Y E&
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09
SCOTT COUNTY FARMS FOB SALE.
by
GEO. L. NICHOLS,
General Ige@l.Es .age agent,
DAVENPORT, IUWA.
CyrIcE CORNER MAIN AND SECOND 31s.
Magnum Bonum Farms.


NO IA Farm Of asn Acres fronting on the Nissis
sispi river, antics below teeny OF davenport, viii
new dwelling, 22S40 feet. Has i41 acres sestryel
heioiu and i2G acres in heavy timber Good out
bu dres arge numb fot fruit trees, and farm well
watciel; ItIiee So peraefc 38
NO "a yerg good Farm Of 40 Acres. eighty acres
in Els cultivation 80 oftimber frame dwell
ling and only 3niles be3ew the city, Price SEQ per
acre. Al tho above firms command most beautiful
views the river, the islam aaa the Twin Cities.
10 ga beautiful Farm Of 40 Acres. fronting Of
AID near the Mississippi river1s miles above East
Davenport with rood stone house woIl. Sa,tG,--St
acres in high cultivation; well watered and comm nd
ing magnificent views Of the river, Ione, Ross isidto
aud Surrounding country Price Stoper acre.
so.4--A superior farrs ofs2o seres, near lie t,wi
OF Princeton, onthe Mississippi rive, well improved
wei water; orchard 81 e0o fruit trees Price S25 pei
- ts
NO. 5--FARAf and Tavern stand, 100 Acres. or ",
road 10 Muscatne. II miles from Davenp ri; root
dwelling, stables etc; desirable point for iiotr
price SIS per acre.
NO. another Farm oll60 Acres. adjoining No 1
on The wesl; forty acres OF timber TO 90 th iarhi
NO. sand still another Farm oflso Acres, aijoin
ing No OH the South, al undttfenco well watcred
and very desirable farm linear he Mississippi rive
in health! locality
No. IG--Sma Farm, Of 40aeses. situate on The ros,
to Dubuque Il miles from the cit, all under fence
new frame dwelling etc. Price, sieU0--cheap.
Nol1-A Fsrih Of 1870 acres We ! sitpaied, so acre.
IL cultivation Win good doubie dive ling, stable wiz
ETC., lire wood, young orchard, vel
'aiil springs Price per acre.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09

'yX = L can sypylys lev marc eopissof assrf
wv LIE ofH3raee Greey, la MAY E.H4
Jifa az p T. BLrDQm News Boy. tsg
Path flit s lamp ighter,
Ala Ms. Htls's Esw Household Receipt Book, +
NissI.e ,lieg New Receipts tof eeking.
~ y WARREN q RUNWN,
Post Office Dayenp orr.
II H. ghh bind City k"en toie, koFA lalane
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09

GEO NICHOLS.
Fs ~
Third Street.
10, No. .. In Book le 4oxi5nfeet near the corner
of western Avenue and Sd streets. with good Frame
GEO. L, NICHOLS.
Fourth Street.
OTIS o. and q. In BLOCK &c, corner Of Faruam, on
i j ~ about 2C0 feet south Of Railroad Depot.
4 Lo.3 in borL Sc saxi50 feet deep on NORTH side
OF It'll, between Perry ard X. Island street Avery
Tot No 7, in beeb S. on Perry street. 9Th st :.
with ncwd0Gble Frame Dwelling cfa Rooms, Cellars,
Cisteru, Well. etc. Would make good Boarding
House. For aleby GEO. L. NICHOLS.
Choice Lot on 4th St. for Gale.
WEST half Lot 3 IN Block 4i-betwecn Main and
w Harrison djoinEg Presbyterian Parson-
age-AEpiy Immediately to ,o
koTlI-lmd GEO. l.. AitholiLSr hsi
Fifth Street,.
Lot No ), Block s., corAer Of Brad, and ,ll,;
Lot n" 81 else &C sSss e91ef p a. shd' da
~ Lots, do y, West of Harrison street, shi
Frame Dyyfeliitse, Fruit 4 recs4etc; s@aiEH
Hoton 5th street. in Block %. With three tenetents
70 ting at 5 10 each per month; Price $1,000;
Lot cofner Main and 7.h streets. aisIso feet, well
located for $50: 5sf1f5t- Q
ara 81 in block az corner of Scott and Gil ats.
Lots I'd g, Block "a. of Scott and sth SIS;
Lot No. T. in 81 J. Forrest and iilon's addition
The above Lets al an college Hl;',
with smali frame tenement:
Lots 6 and in I'll 20, lie Claire and 'th SIS:
Lts q, and g. IN 81 60 corner iowa anu .ts streets,
swi,hlafge new Frame Dwelling:
Those Ldts al h:rv ndif5e views Of tic Mis-
sss.Ypi River, the s.Twn Cities" ana the Islands.
For sale by GEO NICHOLAS.
FANCY Bundps site Q Acres, intcrsecti Of the
Il Railroad and Bpf with Brick Dwell ing, Stable,
Fine Orchard etc Terms liberal. Apply to
Nov2l GEO l. Nc koliS.
In North Davenport.
Lot IGg by 3Jfeetd deep in MciEtoshs nhN addition,
with Frame Dwelling. At Ieet
mcnt Rooms, Porch Kitchen, dc; Price sst0h;
Lot l2s by 100 feet deep III North davenport WITH
rev dwelling OFT Rooms. stable carnage House, eis
tern /, tc; $3.50 In Yarwood's addition.
Ais 10 Lots I'd le0 ia Yarwoods abolition, fsohting
Far IN street; #a
And OTIS GANGS, fronting on Rock Island street,
in Yarwood's addition taNor,h is,yenpost;
40 BUILDING LOTS and Garden Grounds in North
~ Davenport. on the Harrison street Road. al very
low rates For sale liz GEoLNICKcLLS, Agt.
Aleo-a Valuable FIGURING Miil: l
NO 3T--rhe Swan Miu'' III lie Clare which t. n |
onpee order with Three Run Of Stone with all the
necessar, Machinery. most Of which IS new and capa-
ole ing l2e Bills of Flour in twenty four hours
The lot has River front OF Ig0 feet and good lard
ing for STEAMBOATS,; which III be sold alta great bar
gain andnpon easy terms. ath II WI
% fH a-AISo.- ~
The following Prnpertsin the eits Of nageuYtrt:
Brick house with frame addition Iatictf si 10 al
on Ninth street; lot55x2a0 feet Sl3e6 iiaaE
Brick House IN Second street between Perry Rna
Rock Island lot4tx 80 $50 per io0t
lhrae res al Land iGsceond Streeine Paven-
port thriving Ground u th good dwelling 500
Lot Nc 10 Block 1 ia Gresi second addition cor
ner OF bird street Opposite III hener's bocS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09

Third Street,
Lot No g In ock la, 4oxl5n feet, near the corner
of Wssterl Avenue and Sd streets. with good Fra me
iIwelIfng Ftts,t 'Fre.ss0e. For sale by
F5z GFO l., NICHOLS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09
McGREG0R, LAWEs & BLAKEEORE,
Bankers, Exchange, Note Real Estate Brokers
Hei" cen second ana Front street,,

McGREGOR, LAWEs & BLAKEu0RE,
Bankers, Exchange, Note Real Estate Brokers,
netwaen sseoAd and Front street,,
a., 5s.....-- Davenport, Iowa
+. lIFNoT1s and BILLS collected and proceeds rornit
yea to an, part Of the United stacsat
EXchaDge.
VI The highest current rates paid for Bills Of Err
eAeage, Goid and Silpsr.
NFsigh Drafts on all tho principal cities Of the
United States and Europe. for sale at low
VI. FlkIEREsT ALLowLn Oh Deposits, time or to be
eheeked for AZ sight. Il 49, srsa
PLAsn WAR. constantly Oh hand aud forsale
al low est rates.
! AL Estate bought and sold on commission;
U-PrAxgs paid for non-residents and others;
!! J'IITrEs Investigated and bstracts furnished;
rEosDs and Mortgages bought and sold and loans
negotiated. .#
.-ss fesD REFER To- a4. aF
JOHN THOMPSON, ESQ, Banker, n. J..
MRssas. PAGE d. BACON, Bankers, st Louie, Mo.
>. II. MANN, Cash. Rock Island Bank, X. ellis,
ALEX. W. MGREGoR, ,s e
Attorney at Law and Notary Public,
BeiSesn FONT AND SECOND STREETS.
REAL ESTATE.
I)ARTICuLAR attention given to the buying and
l selling Re l Estate on commissions Paying ofTax-
es. &c. &c. fH Es-
Having complete Abstracts of titles to all lands IN
this county and city, fully prepared 20 examine
cages and all other instruments Of writing and take
acknowledgements tthe shortest notice and the most
reasonable terms. ata 5,tf9b Fsaa8 e
iHr N'GREGoR, LAWES & BLANEMoRE.
e--
IN 900 ACRES of choice land for sale on liberal
lOs UDV terms in lois 10 suit scott, Clinton and
Cedar countios: apply to sta.s8
MoGRREG0R, LAwEs & BLAKEMoRE.
(ITY PROPERTY FOR SALE--A number of houses
~ lots and vacant lots pleasantly situated in different
parts OF the city, TO suit Purchasers for sale on iayora
bio terms. Apply TO
M'GREGoR, LAWES q BLAKEMoRE.
IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE.--A number Of i'm
L proved farms Cor sale very fas orable terms.
Apply to. juno .. lH53.l s.ss ssss &zE t4. i-H 3
M'GEEGoR, LAWEs d. RLAKEMoEE.
VALUABLE FARM FOR sXLE.-We have for sale
y most desirable farm, five miles from Davenport
the Iowa City road, eighty highly improved
with good frame dwelling, kitchen, cellar, Ac., barn
and shcds--a well OF excellent water, &C. #sgae
The above properly Is most beautifully and layora
Oi! situated. and will be sold alta bargain.
MGREGOR, LAWES Il BLAKEMORE.
INSURAN g
FIRE MARINE AND LIFE RISKS taken at this
tgene. in responsible Companies and on the most
reasonable terms.
Merchants and shiprerswilibe allowed return pre-
MUM Of i2a . cont. q
.MeGREGoR, LAWEsa BLAkEMoRE,,g
aug No 6 LIZ CLARE Row.
METROPOLITAN FIRE MARINE INsU-
RANCE COMPANY,
Boston, Mass.
CHARTERED CAPITAL it, ti5 $500, 00o
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09
Choice Lot on 4th St. for Gale.

yITEST half Lot 2 Ia Block 4t-betwecr Main and
w Harrison streets-sdj Joining Presbyterian Parson-
age-Appiy Immediately TO
yoy9I-lmd GEO. L. NICHOLS, Agt.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09
REMOVAL.

hrs, ARNoLn& FoUNTA N have removed from
~ the cor of lady aud ed sts., to the LIE Claire
Building, OF - site sse es4ys
:, Once in me room secently coupled BY Geo. L.
Nichols ESQ. 1855
Davenport, Feb. 9th, is55-d&wif. vIss M
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09


400 Acres of Prairie in Sec 10, T so. i +;
SEQ do do in sec % and 90, 60, y; TE.-4 I
Gao do sec 81 T -, r "; ~ua r9,f {
leo do do % T 20 do; 81. .,.Je.r.fss moss
100 do do25T79 do; .a .- @ ID
AGO do d 90 T19RoE; ~ +sa
1000 do do II. Is, 90. Ts0, RE; E4-HrsI
geo do do Is. r 10, RS E; .t tgr
50 do Elm wqr Secs, 7 ReE;
,Go do S L ar Sec 10, T Bs. Ri f; t.gt
100 do w az See Q, TO. r lie
80 do SINE ar Sec y, T so, RI rstat .5'
so DO NA'sW qtsec 4, To, RiE;
l7o do NtNE9r, lavE gpsfs.ae lassa
s sW V az sec ~. TO. Rsr. p
40 do sEfsEqr eeli,T79,Rl ":
n do SWi Eqr See IA, r -. RI VI;
seeoa - GIN. l.. NICHOLS, tEI,
Together, wifi large quantity q Land ~ Ge9ar
clinton, JOHNSON, @owaJasrer ard P6weshiek C2Wr
tics, II of which viii be u nnGn Ege.9ghsAs tgsn
= 2s-'a General Real Estate A@ert,
Corner Of Main and second Streets, Iowa.
School Register for Teachers,
DEwARD Cards.
IL Reward Ticket IN Shrots, +" os@fN'
s.-,. For Sale at -aa.s hrs,1 g
Tan Gatr, 1855, ~ !. > Ae.3Ls 8 lslre -ht2eSf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09

NO. 50-Is beautiful Tract Of 40 acres within one
and half miles of the city, on tho Da5uqne road-
the ne ride this and sell A. 6U or 80 aeres 10
suit purchaser stream 81 water runniheth on2h
il and excellent spring upon ii-'rice SO per acre
de tdedly Que of the cheapest pieces Of land hav
offered for sale this sazt
l.gtaea Also--Coal Land. b #~ ~
NO 36--I60 Acres of Good Coal Land with good
Timber and improvements;
Andthe following Unimproyed Land most of~hich
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09

sIEAn INDICATORS & WATER GuAGEs,
I.'oR sale nj Eagle Works, Chicago. ~ s-tsi i
IL Dec lJd wtf r. w GATESA Co
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09

TINE and sIGHT BILL on the East and s"itth for
which the highest current rit swiu he paid q ~
Aug i6 McGREGoR. bAWEs g. BliKENDRE.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09
In North Davenport.
A,so-a Valuable FIGURING Hill:

40 BUILDING LOTS and Garden Grounds in \ orr
III Davenport. on the Harrison street Road al Yer
low rates For sale liz lsEoLNICKcLLS, Agt.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-04-11
Curious Statistics.

Some statistical genius declares tha,
more money is expended in the United
States for cigars than for allthe common
schools in the Unien. A wag. who is un.
doubtedly lover Of ths weed. seeing this
statement going through the papers, gets
off the following: *ssf
Il has heen calculated that the cost ol
washing linen that might just as we'll be
worn two days longer, amountste enough
in. this country to more than defray The
expenses OF the American Board Of For.
eig6 Missions. E 80
The expenses of buttons worn on the
backs OF our coats. where they are of no
essthly use, isequal to the support Of all
our orphan asylums. g sss q
The value OF tails 70 drsss coats (of nS
value in reality, for warmth or convent.
ence) 10 actually greater than the cost Of
our excellent system ef common schools.
il has been estimated that the value OF
old boots, ,hrown7a aside, which nigh, have
been worn nj least day longer, il more
than enough 10 buy flannel night sown
for everybodysin the land. Also that the
cost Of the extra inch Oh. the tail shirt col.
lars Of our yoang men. 10 equal 10, The
sum Necessary 40 put the bible INTO the
hands Of every one OF tho Paiagonians.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-04-11

GTWHAr UNCLE Sam HAS DONE IN n
YEARS Uncle Sam was born i nation
seventy.seven years ago--since that he
has whipped his mother and one oil his
brothers; thrashed his Barbary cousin,
threatened France and made her pay up,
and cleared decks for battle with Austria.
He has set an example Of liberty and pop.
ular power, that has thoroughly fightened
the despofs Of The earth and petilied their
ancient thrones De has gfssped a Con.
tinents and il fast covering II with free.
educated and thriving people He has
built more ships than any other nation in
the same time, and bis flag is now seen
on every sea and ocean. and in eyery
harbor and river. He has built more
steamboats,, more railways more telegrs oh.
lines, more school houses, more churches.
more cities. bigger babies in that seventy.
seven years. than any othsr nation in Ave
hundred years. And has printed more
news papers, made more speeches. and
done more Dragging than any ether naiion
has done in thousand years. ss;s s g
And yet some Of the chilslren,>of .this
same Uncle Sam profess TO be afraid Of
a few foreigners who have settled down
among theml Shame! Shame!
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-04-11
Gutenberg.

No fact in history is more interesting
than that the invention Of the sr,n,ine :
press by Gutenberg is TO be ascribed in.
directly to the influence Of religion, as ID
thus set forth: = ass sdt.S sis.ssf q
Gutenberg travelled alone, on foot
carrying knapsaek containing books
and clothes. like mere student visiting
The schools, or journeyman looking for
master. He thus went through the Rhe-
nish provinces, Italy. Switzerland, Ger.
many, and, lastly, Holland. notiwiihout an
object, like a man who lets his imagine a.
ton wander at the caprice Of his footsteps.
but carrying every where with him fixed
idea. an unchanging will, led by pre-
This guiding star was the
thought ofspreading the word Of God an d
the Bible among vast number of souls.
''Thus ii was religion which, in this
young wandering apostle, was seeking
the soil wherein to SOW single seed, OF
which the fruit hereafter was to be q
thousand various grain. II is ths glory Of
printing that It was given to tbs world BY
religion. not by industry. - Religious en-.
thusiasm was alone worthy TO give birth
TO the instrument OF truth. \
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-04-11
4otttp.
pALEsT1Nn.
m . 2 WHITTIER.

s nlsst lsnd Of. Judeai thrice hallowed of song,
= Where the haliest Of memories pilgrim like
u ne shade Of thy palms. by the shores of tn,
: % the hills Of thy beauty, my heart is with
= thee!
With The eye Of spiri. look on that shore,
WheFo pilgrim and prophet have fingered before
With the glide nf spirit traverse the sod
Made bright by the steps of the angels Of God
Blue sea Of the hills! in my spirit I hear
g Thy waters, Gennesaret. chime on my earl!
!. Aud thy sprsy on the dss. Of his sandals wa,
Dsyend are Beihua's mountains of green,
). And the desotAte hills OF the wild Gadarene;
4 Aud pause on the goat .crags of Tabor to see
The gleam Of thy waters. oh dark Galilee!
saHssk5a sosod IN shs valleys. where swollen and
!. Ihy II rive, Oh Ki.hon, is swsrping along;
where she Canalnite strovs with Jehovah in
f<ss,Ft vain. IS akE
Ana aakysssssas grew dark with the blood Of the
sss.s elAin. isg.;. 5. a.s.s
There. down from hrs mountains stern Zebulon
= And Nsphthai's stag, with his eye-Sals Of danse,
1s4And the chariot of Jabin rolled harmleesly on,
EeF ths AN ef The Lord was Abinoams son!
fksfs slsep the stiil rocks and the eaverns which
Il Te1hs song which the beautiful Prophecies sang
When the Prnces of Issachar stood by her side,
And tbe shout Of q host in its triumph replied
Lot Bs,hIshem's hin site before me is seen.
With the nountsia srouad and the, valleys be-
-..zssszs tween; ss.sssf ssysss
There restsd the shepherdsof of Judah, aid there
$ The song OF the sels rose sweet on the air.
: sTeetF Shutdown II nom on the rulns below;
Hns Nhere ere the sisters who FASTENED to greet
8 eloxiy kedssmsr. and cit q his feet!
e lsssas slasi.s ths rwEIvs in ih.lr wsyf.ring
ss,as .esss they stood with u. cH9srr ''s' or
Where His blessing was heard. and His lessons
were Taught;
.sWhess NJ blind were rsstored, and the healing
sok; Asss With his flock the sad wanderer came,
166bs hills be toled oversn grief are the same;
III tQdnts wAsra he drsnk BY the wayeide still
f1ow, ~ a
Aed The ssms air. are hlawirg which brsa,hed
/. : - On his brow
Asd thr,ned on her hills sits Jerusalem yet.
6pt: wifAsauat on her Goreilesd. and chains on
- her feet;
roraths crows e her pride TO the mocker ha,l.
slas shs hely shschina Is dark where it shoas.
Int whsfsfpre this dream of the earthly sbod.
0r hnmpnity clothed in the brightness OF God?
sWue NY spirit but turned from the outward
= Imu1I IN -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-04-11

MANrFAcruRE orsP PoRr WINE.-A Lon
don papers gives The following ACCOUNT .
the manner in which port wine is manu-
factured: sas e
When port is required 10 { Dsnsfao
tured. two separate processes NJ dslibsr
ateiy and systematically gone through
firsf, the wine itself is made, and the hot
ties are prepared into which the liquor il Il
betransferred. When the mixture itself /.
deficient in the fragrancy peculiar 10 shs
grape, q bouquet 10 sontributed by means
ofswest scented herbs, by orris root. eide,
flowers, or laurel water A vinous odor il
sometimes impaired by small quantities q
the liquid known as "the oil Of wine. - =.
The PLEASANT juice Of the sloe imparts i
port like roguensss to the compound, and
and sawdnst or oak bark effect the sAms
purpose. A fruity taste 10 given BY Z
tincture OF raisins. and the rich ruby colol
has probably once flowed in the vssssls 81
.sandle wood tree. 'sr - ssli
But tho bottles have to be crusted. This
is done by tiL cture Of cateohu and sul.
phate OF lime. The corks are stseped in
q decoction Of Brazil wood and the very
casks are prepared with layer OF cream
oftartar, which is formed al the bottom Ia
gliitering crystals. Thus > pipe Of port
which ives young in the morning. 10 made
to fall into extreme old age in the course
Of the afternoon. These are no exaeRe.
rutions, and the following has been givsr,
as the chemical s analysis Of bottle OIL
cheap port wine. though Tor obvious rea-
sons We suppress the quantities: Spirits
Of vine. older, sugar alum, tartaric acid,
and q decoction Of log wood. Ii most
instances when The wine is man ufaotIred
in thiscountry,t !, the consumer is victimixetI
by a three told adpltsra,ion, The export
er adulterates, the importer adulterates,
and fin ally the retailer adulterates.
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The way & elnded!

A masquerade ball came offin Albany,
on esday evening last. Among those
pres1at were Bob fands Frank B..
Of this city. Bob is d married sIemari j,
and owns the fee simple oi one Of ths pret-E
ties wives andt babies in the ssnsatApolis.
Frank B. ID bachslor, slightly given
to chamPaigne and scalicn. ssHeb leii The
town under-the Pies sthat~ ~aWsts tlsS11ale,
was dying, and that his ser vices sars need
ed 10 regulate the viii. $50 .s, Ss.--
| The ball. as we have already stS&d.
took plsce on Tueaday evening Iasss.,.A-
mong ths7distinguished visitors Sbo 9n)1r.
ed the room, ~ the sixth coalition Us -
ing danced, were Bob and his ffij
Frank-ihs former Distinguished hs sGess
dinal woolsey, and. the laitersa . .brio-
and. - Among the ladies present was one
whose beauty Of contour, and deiicstelv
small ankles produced an hnmsaiat1 IN.
precision on the pair. She wordyas s.nsssks.
and personsted some lady Of Isalims, -.
Traction. $, Z Es.s.5< -.
That's killing foot, Bob, .iisaf isn "a
II isn't any thing else, snd thin US ff :
form. Who tho deaoesosn ssls6 ~ hssu
Can tsay; hut Intend atog danes 9TH
her or perish in the attempt >su ls II
After the sixth cotillion was flushed.
Frank crossed The room, drew I p1ir 81
temonscoiored kids, doubled 6p;;. kSH rs.
quested the e,honoE OF dancing tks nexssset
with the fair unknown.s Thsaair,uaAnoQn
conssqtes. and ip 3 teH npeaqea y. sf,er-
ward the good looking bEiessa !, nesI dS;ps
whst such dancing iseksd5 81 ffeesIi
y : - r. -