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A LII TIE NEW BOOKS PUBLISHED
"A received and for sale, at SHILLINGTON'S

BOOKSTORE.
For his Juvenile friends he has an abundant
storehouse Of ANIMALS, Gift Books, Albums
Games Of all kinds, Toy Books, DC
The Hunters Feast, or Conversation around the
Camp Fire, by Capt. Mayne Reid, author Of
the Scalp Hunters
Lances Of Lynwood, a new juvenile book, by the
author OF the Heir of Radcliffe
Phenixiana, a very amusing book.
Our folks at Home and the Sequel, two of the best
juvinile books eve, published.
Murphy Co, of Baltimore, have recently pub
1ished very interesting series Of books for
HOLIDAY Presents:
War Of the Peasants Curse Of the Village. Lion
Of Flanders, and Pictorial Bible Stories
st. Vincent's Manuals, bound in the most mag
nihcent style
| say to one and all, before making your DUR
chases Of books Of any kind at au call al the well
known cheap Book Emporium Of
dec A-N JOE SHILLINGTON
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GRAND ASSEMBLY
tC~a OF THE
FRI NkLIN CLUB
will take place
AT HARMONY HALL,
On MONDAY EVENING, Dec al. 1881
dec 27-Th, SIMS

F~ENDANGERING LIFE.-IN PUR-
~ suance Of call to that end Oh the after
noon Of Wednesday, Dec. 18th inst, meeting of
the citizens Of Alexandria county, Va , was held
at BalPs Cross Roads, to devise means of remedy
ing the great injury they are about to sustain from
the use Of the line Of the Washington and Alex
andria turnpike for the route Of a railroad
Washington T. Harper, Esq. was called to the
chair; and addressed those present In explanation
or the means that can be taken to induce Congress
not to destry the long bridge over the Potomac for
the purpose OF ordinary travel by ceding IL to any
railroad corporation whatever and with reference
to the proposition to resist by application to the
courts the destruction Of their turnpike facilities
by making it dangerous for their teams to pass
over Its causeway connecting the long bridge with
the main land on the Virginia side.
The following citizens were then appointed a
committee to attend to the interests OF the County
In this connection, and the hearty cooperation of
the meeting was pledged to them-viz DR. Wun.
der, and Messts. w. I. Harper, w. J. Gary, and
w ID. Wallach. ..sa... = '...
The committee were then instructed to call
another general meeting at the earliest appropri.
ate time; and the proceedings Of thismeeting were
directed to be published In the Alexandria Ga.
zette and the Evening Star, Washington.
dec 27-1t
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IN ADvERTIsEHKsrs should be handed In
oy Il O'Clock, H., otherwise they may not ap-
Fear until the next day.
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lust RECEIVED AND ON SALE-oAE
~ beautiful LOT Of silver plated RDGS and Ia IL
for the Lace Curtains Of Nestibule Doors. . re"
aud convenient article, and very ornamental.
Also, case of seven Cartons LACE NlNDoN
CURTAINS, all Of which viii be sod unusually
cheap.
Also, - dozen low priced GILT CORNlCES
for curtains, very cheap.
dec 2l-8 CHAGETT, DODSON 4 co.
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GROW BEEf.-A LOIN OF THE GREAT
~ Show Beef, weighing 1000 pounds, slaugh-
tered by Mr.. John Hoover, win be served up this
dav In roasts and steaks
dec 4-3t c. GAUTlER, 252 Pa. avenue.
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DC undersig ned, on the 18th instant, aNEGRO
BOY, named POmpey Dent. He is 10 years old ,
of very dark complexion; had on when he left a
mouse colored hat, dark coloTed pants and Jacket
Pompey Is seen frequently on the avenue, at and
near the wharves In Georgetown, and at the Rail-
road Depot. will give the above reward II u ken
in the city and delivered TO me
ED. III. EDELIN,,
dec 27-eo3t* Corner 5lh and u streets
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COTTAGE FARa NURSERIES.

4 PPLE PEACH, PEAR, CHERRY, AND
N other fruit trees grated and budded from
lected varieties, for sale al the above mentioned
Nurseries, situated five miles out from Ale1an-
dria, aud sc rods north Of Mount Pierce Post Of
fee and the Little River Turnpike.
dec 27-G& LEVI DEFINING
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A CARD TO The LADIES.

MRS. M. T.. DARR Il MISS 4. c. HICKal'
WI FASHTO NABL z YGEf -
DRESS MAKING, No il0 Penn avenue ~
second door west Of AdamSd CO = EAptss ~
Office. BASQUES, CBUAKS AND TALMAs
made in the best and laies. style, e. lie shoi'es
notice.
n. B.-Chiidren's Dresses made 10 order
Just received, lot OF splendid French ho~u
Dresses and Bouquets. -,
Cutting aud Fitting done at the shortest roiios'
dec I3-lm&
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EASr OFF CLOTHING BOUGHT AND
" sold; also, Cleaning and Repairing, at IS
louisiana avenue, In Semme's Building, opposite
Holmead's Grocery. dec SIms
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The Current Operations of the Treasury De

psrtment.-On yesterday, 26th of December,
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books of the Department.
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sons.
Whipping the Devil around the Stump
The successful proposition of Mr. Stephens of
Georgia-that the House shall remain in ses-
sion until Speaker shall have been elected
was capital thought rs it must greatly OK
pedite the work of organization. Neverthe-
less, had it been so construed as to have COM
PEELED the holding of night session, with no
one presiding over their nominal deliberations
welding more authority, legal, than that of
the Clerk, the hall would last night have been
the scene of such a pandemonium as never
was witnessed there, though in the course of
the last twelve years, we have seen high times,
indeed, in that chamber. This apprehension
on the part Of the old members, undoubtedly,
brought about the adoption at p. m, of the
subsequent proposition to take recess un-
til 10 a. m, to-day. 1t was well for the repu-
tatlon OF the present House that they pursued
that course. Though, after passing the en-
pern'0''ance resolution, taking a recess was
substantially, whipping the Devil around
stump"
The New Government Edifce at Wheel
ing, Va.-The bids for the construction of this
work to accommodate the Unitod States Gus
tcm-House, Post Office, and Court House were
duly opened to-day at p. m at the Treas
ury Department.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury De
psrtment.-0n yesterday, 26th Of December,
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books of the Department
For the redemption of stockg.... s3568 "a
For the Treasury Department, :. l ,O96, 5Sl 90
For the Interior Department.. 1866 81
rcrSne customs. ...'...... 1870 90
War Warrants received and on
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A GENERAL INVITATION TO IN
N ami' e one of the largest and best assortmcnis
Of PaTlor Grand, Square, and Boudoir PlANoS,
ever exhibited 10 a Washington public. Persons
wishing TO purchase, will hnd that they can De
accommodated on the most liberal terms. by eEr!s
application at the Music Depot, star Buildings,
GEO HILBUS, Agent.
Constantly in receipt Of NEW MUSIC.
dee 2l-Ir
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lfEsSRS. TAYLOR & MAURY HANlNO
WI completed their arrangements fW the y
preaching season, respectfully invite auensluH N
their large and varied stock, which inc!adTTs, ss
addition 10 a superb collection Of BOOhS'e6s. %
assortment OF FANCY ARTICLES OF lns. IpIg
elegant and recherche description, psr,l.u''''
suited FOR Christmas and New Year Prese1'
dcc
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rSNOTICE TO THE VOTERS OF the
EASA -CIIN OLE WASHINGTON n ner-

~WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS
~ BANk.--N otes falling due in this Bank
on the 18th instant, Christmas day, and LIST Janu-
airy, must be attended TO previously.
LEWIS JOHNSON,
dec -, 2S&29E Treasurer.
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CHRlsTMAS PRESENTS.-BUT Ar.t,nc
" days only left TO learn the NJ "a I-,,crs,
GLASS SIGNS, with silver or Cola y w;
Apply soon a, No. ass Pennsylvania avenue
NJ +. Kings Drug Store, 70 ,,ouEN.
dec 22-4t III. Z. Gum
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CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRES

LIME FRENCH EDITIONS-OF ROUS-
y seau, Racine, Sevigne, Concille, Molie7e, lie
Stael, Ducts, FroissaIt, Bou dslOnc, lie sage,
Schiller, Quiet, Bossuet, MorS ;rslet, MalbeI6e,
DeScartCs, RsTthClcmy, Voltaire, Chatearbrland,
FloriaG. Rabelais, scribe, Malebrancbe, =.
Pierre, Fenelon, ThiCrTy, MacRisyelli, kegnard,
and other writers, may be- found Al the most mod
crate prices at the bookstore Of the und-rs' -HCd
imported by himself direct from Paris I'm tine calf
and morocco bindings, some Of them with beau
tifUl illustrations
40 Also, a small collection, various, Of French
Books for youth, Paris editions
dec 26-tr FRANCK TAYLOR.
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NOTICE.-MUT FIRE lNSUR-
AS ANCE COMPANY OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA.-All policies issued
h this Company will expire on MONDAY, Dec.
81, 1855, at O'Clock p. IA. Persons wishing re-
ncwal will please attend TO II on before that
day. CBAS. WILSON, Sec,
Office Columbia Place, cor. La av. and 9TH ST.
dec IS-d2w
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BANK OF METROPOLIS,
Washington, December nd, 1855. {
~THIS BANK WILL BIZ CLOSED as
81 usual on TUESDAY next, Christmas
day.
II is requested that all notes due the Bank on
that day be paid the day previous.
The Bank will also be closed on TUESDAY,
lst January next and persons having notes then
due AT the Bank are requested 10 attend to them
on Monday. RI Il inst dec ~ III oQE2I
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the Washington Union, the Evening Star, ard
the w ashingtOn News.
The association then adjourned
Rv order: r McNERHANY,
dec pit Recording Secretary.
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RNOTICE.-A FAIR AND FESTI-
SCEa val will he held by the ladies Of the VI.
T.. Church, at the Union Hotel Building, George
town. commencing on the 9th instant The pro-
Cseds to be applied TO the completion Of the West
Georgetown Church. An excellent SUPPER will be
served every evening. Everything like rafhing
positively pTohibited dec 22-7t
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OFFICE GAsLIsHT COMPANY,
Washington, Dec -, iS55 {
Is HEREBY GIVEN, agree
81 ably 10 the requirements Of the Charter,
that a meeting Of the stOc khoders Of this Compa-
ny will be holden at the Office of the same corner
Of sth street and Market Space, on MONDAY, the
7th SdV Of January next, at o'clock D. m, for the
purpose Of cho Osing Directors TO manage the az
fairs Of said Company during the year 1856
Attest: J. F. BROWN, Sec.
dec ai-eQ2w
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LESSEE AND MANAGEE... HErRyC -
(AlSo Of the Baltimore Mnse1r = sStfr
STAGE MANAGER. Jtrrv
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10
Poiygamy.

Holm Taylor, " ,rmoa leader, IN his pa,
L. established in the city of New York for
: spread Of Mormon tenets, boldly avows
Ie views Of that body upon the subject Of
bygamy, thus
lave are not ashamed to proclaim to this
heat nation: to rulers and people; 10 the
resident, Senators, Legislators, and
hagcs; to high and low, rieh and poor;
Eies,s and people, that we are nrm ana con-
ren,ious believers in polfgamy; and that It
part and parcel Of our religious creed
H. do this calmly, riousiy arti undertand-
bqly: after due Consideration oil It's prnci-
Is aud bearing, relisiSs!y, socially, NOR
b.. physically, and poliiicaiIy' we unh t',e,
Eajingly pronounce our full and Implicit
lnh in this principle as cmanatlng from
NJ and that under this direction ii would
l abessing to the human FAM ~
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10
,,x,4,c Nomination for Judge.

w. understand that the Democrats at
cir Convention held at Upton on
Eelnesaay last nominated a. r, CorroN
{, Of De Witt, as their candidate for
1, I,,o Of this District. Mr.. c. is one q
l. hest men that that disjointed purity
Lv numbers among its adhercnts, but alas
4 its waning popularity, his aspirations
l. IN vain. The very decided course that
l. Democratic party has aken upon the
elsects of slavery and temperance, has
yrp from its ranks the good and upright
H. never more can identify themselves
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10

i NOR SALE--en Main street opposite Doctor James
4 / Gamb.e's Office; excellent situation for any
knd Of Merca tile business; the building is Fifteen
fleet front by thirty feet deep, Two ,tores high and
rents for SlGo per arnum; viii b sold If great Bar.
@air lN fan NJ GfO. L. NlCkOIIS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10

PglScE MtHscuKoFF' GALLASTR9.--
Zsn Eaglish officer now a prisoner IA sba7-
po, nd letter sent him from ayoung
.dy in England, to the eieet that she hop
i I.vhcn h. took NJ nschik5if prisoner that
D. would send her button troh hts coat
IT, her to keep as relic" TIE" letter a.
Forwarded by flag Of truce into ) oasiopoi'
rIlh other letters for prisoners no" ~ the
|euemys hands This letter fell into Men,
chisoli~s own hands, Of course, 10 b. reaG
Iere delivered. On coming to the above
|fasss he immediately cut button from
BIS coat, and sent it out under flag or truce
H. be conveyed to the lady, vita a remark TO
khc following effect That he had no idea
|get OF being taken prisoner but, rather
|han disappoint young lady OF so simple
|zequest, be would fulfill her wish himself be-
fore that time arrived"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10

FguIrs OF Wsr.-Athough the Rpssian
commerce with foreign countries IS by no
means extensive, and exposure to the
cruisers Of the allied lleets during the pres
eat war has been particularly avoided, yet
lhe British have captured n, less Than "
Knssinn nrize vessels.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10
For sale,

4 BEAUTIFUL new Cottage dwelling. on Lot sOx
"A l53 III dep, ii Block -; Coruer 81 Main ;u.d Gh
streets; Win %ew Barn and other huilangs-Localy
elevated u from is picturesque views OF The
ding country. Prire 81 600, Jan IL
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10
rhe weather this morning is m'lder
h cloudy. Thermometer 80 dogs.

n. rfrGs LscTuREs This is the last
;na that cur citizens will have the pleas
s ,rlstening to Mr. Beers. His theme
.,ha Glory aud Significance of Life
80 w,,o I'VE not yet heard him should
a tbems aves Of this opportunity.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10
low IL, Appoin,m,nt OF senator Dodge Is
Recaivei.

WASHINGTON, Friday, Feb. 9.-Fhe APP
ia;meut Of Augustus Ce'rr Dodge, sen
4, Of from iowa, as Minister to Span, y
kceyel with universal astonishment, not
\ say disgust. Il is suggested that IA t'''s,
..ipn tie Manifestation commence
! .th King Stork Of, the Fabl and has endad
Inn KIM Lar. The Dem 5cratic Senators
kaely condemn it although many OF them
III been, few days agp, inye glet mt
Ernfar Recommendation of Mr Dofga
! some Office. Bat nobody dre.msd ne as
I-td to a mission.--.feW lof% Dd"5
1iuss
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10

NO a0--FoR sale 20 Acres, speculation, one mile
north ptcity soon be laid out into cit! lots; Price
SlGO Per acre. Appl!to GEO. b. NllkOLLf.
Nov -. Is54-if Agent.
No 43-Sloper Farm Of $50 acres, leo Of Pfaire---,
acres Of goodtim ia Ailen's Grove Farm we'll i'm
proycd--ptice 81 SO
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10

No 2s--Farm fine! improved, ofl53 acfss; mile
below the city ife town OF huIalO; arge ouH
Of good timber; large frame building Larn and savic
Price IS Go
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10

No2.--Ihe Knight Farm OF to0 acres: situated oi
The ufl mics Of city: HIS eoecres OF good tim
Der: ca acres der cultivation. good dwellings aUt
with othcripravemeIs; cost set I; aver! desirable
FarIn--i rice S4,GC0
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10
rvelIine Eopso an Ysrriqon ST..

r OF a5vlUa--n Lot 5. Block &. between Second and
J. Third streels--dwoliine with 3 70 ms, Kitchen,
Celia and u el--Prc, Sl5ed.
For sale by
Jan 0 GEO. i. NICHOLS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10

No2j--superb Farm Of go acres, siiuated on The
Museatin road 81 miles west o ty al under fence
l4O acres in Guilty. ton, balance in timber; buidiHG-
a new ana. cost 50 Go Price $500
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10

/ FATAL ACcipEsr.--A short time since "a
H. oil Mr.. Spade, OF this county, went OUT
iualing, and while out, either acc'aeh'ai-
.bot himself or WAS shot by anothery young
N By the n.ae Of Newman who was also
kogtiao IL the same tin". II appears that
\ .wman. without k8aNin Syadn's wherea-
k,a,s. leveltd his piece ard killed prairie
1 ken Attne same mamo;t Spade : gun
ii-chgrrea. ana as y ,wman was reload
f.. he discovered $ 1nic struggling, Hho dlet
kamedatcly the ball passing into his toreheaa
~, above his eyes. From what we Gun
,rn. we mfr that Spades gun must ii"re
! one the mischl IF, although BE- might have
! been within range OF Newman's ball
5 aae's eun was probably cooked, and III
liIiug il By the cornshock whore he was
4uund. /, went oii'.--Agamosa -ielrS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10

No aj-suburhan Farm Ia acres; lies in S W grSet
lei I .s 37:a uHdcr feuce 100 Gu tivatedsood bal d.
ings and uppehdage; price 81 per rcre Apriyto
GEO l. NiCkULIS, Agent
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10

No ST. greet bargain; farm on WaPs2piniet
combining -J acres: rs OF which uader cultivate
dwelling HOUSES stable corn crib and "eiI--Pfee
reracfe
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10
IEsuRAN CE.

FlKE MARINE AND LIFE RISKS taken at this
Agency IN responsible Companies and On the most
reasonable terms.
Merchants ANA shippers Will allowed return pre-
llaaa d 10 = cent.
GREGoR, LAWEs x BLAKEMoRE,
aay No 6 LIZ CLAIRE Row.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10

/ No a9--W'rl improved farml 0acres: SO lncultiva
ton; good frame DIV Cling and out baiidtgs large
orchard Of good fruit may saficti ): stoet water
abut daut: lies miles west OF city--Priee Sg5 pei
! 2crs
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10

Noa5--A splendid farm outlle Mississippi River Il
miles below DaYe port in Muscatine county certain
ing 355 acrcs Of which j. under cultivation; 40 il
ma re ard i5 in timber: 30 acres of River Bottom
90 ID buidiags and upwards eco fruit trees In ru
bearins-aple peach and eherr!--Price sic pc
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10

No30--.i BE- ut.ful farm OF 100 acres, miles bel.N
Rock Island; lies very handsomely 80 q res improve
witt good dwellings, and vespsings--Priee Si2 81
peraCr
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10

No3l--A valuable piece ofproperty near East Dav
export, bordering Back Creek couti' ing q acre
neirly all f need aits a good Eoass--Pfice 500 Pc
acre
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10
McGREG0R, LAWES & BLAKEM0EE,
Bankers, Exchange, Note & Real Estate Brokers,
EctWeen Second and Front streets,
Davenport, Iowa

mcuALdoh, YES q BLAKEMUEE,
Bankers, Exchange, Note & Real Estate Brokers,
Between second and Front streets,
Davenport, Iowa
| n F9NoTEs and Butts collected and proceeds remit.
ted TO any part OF the United States ut current rates
Exchange
The highest currents rates paid for Bils Of En-
change. G0kd and Siioer.
Y F'Sight Drafts all the principal cities of the
United States aud Europe. tor sale at lowest rates.
F'iNrrREsr ALLOWED on Deposits, on time OF to be
checked for al sight.
Fr PLAND WAR; ANTS constantly on and and for sale
nj lowest rates.
nJ'RsAL Estate bought and sold commission;
fFfAxEs paid for non-resdcnts and others:
rFfnLEsinvestiga.ed and Abstracts furnished;
yDRoNps and Mortgages bought and sold aud loans
negotiated.
JOHN THOMPSON, ESQ Banker, Il. Y.
Mgssps. PAGE 81 BACON. Bankers. 81 Louis. 10
8. II. MANN, Cash. Rock Island Bank, r. l., HIS
ALEX. W M'GREGoR,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public,
Btweea + toNT AND SECOND STREETS.
REAL ESTATE.
DARTICUI4NR attention given to the buying and
l setting Rc Estate commission, Paying offax-
Having complete Abstracts of titles TO all lands III
Nj county and city, fully prepared t. examine
Titles and furnish correct abstracts: dra" Deeds Mort
,ages aud all other instruments OF writing and take
acknowledgements at the shortest notice and on the most
M-GREGoR, LAwEs & DbAKEMoRE.
fl ann ACRES Of choice land Cor sale on liberal
~. bUSt terra. in lots to suit IN Scott, Clinton and
Cedar eoUncs apply to
SicGRRkGOR, LAWES s BEAKEMORE.
Is4rY PROPERTY FOX sALE--A number Of houses
II lot. aud vacant lots pleasantly situated IN diiercn,
parts of the city, suitpurchasers, for sale on favora
hle terms. Apply to
M,GREGoR, LAWFs ~ BLAKEMORE,
IMPROVED FAkMS FOR SAl4E.-A number Of i'm
1 proved farms tor sale on very iilsorable terms.
Apply to- lame Q. 1883.
M'GKEGOR, LAWES d BLAkEMoRE.
AVAILABLE FARM For SALE.--Ws have FOR sale
most desirable farm, five miles from davenport,
the Iowa Cty road, OF eighty acres, highly improved
with good frame dwelling, Kitchen cellar &c., barn
a "a sh cds--a well OF excellent water, @c.
The above property is most beautifully and lafora-
hly situated. ami via be sold ata bargain.
M'GREGOR, LA IVES q BLAkEhORE.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10

o33--A VALUABLE Lot containing six acres on Il.
Mississippi i.iycr >pFositr Moline; a gteatbargo!n
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10
Valuable City Property.

CONSISTING of Dwelling House, Store ans
~ Fancy Binding Lots.
The subscriber ha- lad the following added 10 hi.
large Catalogue OF Real Estate, to wit:
No fG-A wo story Brick Dwelling House. c0ru5l
fsth and Brown streets. being OTIS q in liiock
Forrest \ Di.ol's addition. The house is welt fin
ished, piasiered on the outside, fourteen rooms
large Bgra, good vel aud cisteFn. y besut.fui 10
cation for Il prvat" residence.
No il--A Br.oS alsc OF The North sije Of Second
street, me door we,tof Ripley, being west aifof 10
BLOCK .. 4 g od business ST nd.
NJ 49--A lot west III CanuoGs Saw Mill having
river front or6A running back Second street iut
feet. an excellent location fer Saw or FIGURING
Mil.
No 43--Test halfoi lot block So iroutirg Gil
street. west Il Harrison.
No IDIOT jock 81 fronting on CID street, between
Eipit aad S,ott.
No 45-Loi + nloct 81 corner Of Warren aud GIL
streets. The last three are Ill .a-a.iful building
sites
No 4f-Lots and 5, block - AMI
NJ H. East h.t Of ot3 b!'cS I. Graea'S addition
Also fol owing tracts Of auiupr3red aud timber
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10

No 45-A Farm in clinton containing 100 acres 80
Of which Is under farce and 60 IN cultivation, upon
which is erected !. nj finished og aoase stable and
eos house, with good Ell of water. Sec + q Il
l3 Also 10 acres Of TiAJc Land OH the WASi pint
Iron
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10

NO lc--A Farm of95 acres, in Scc7, -. 10, with
vers good dwcl.ing and out buildings and Farm IN his
civilizations 400 frail trees Of IN ny varieties Price
90 per acre.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10

No ga small and beautiful Farm Of 80 acres Il
Center Grove parts of Sections u I "a 3np0l
which is efected Dwelling Houst II "a Sta
bies A acies in cultivation wi plenty Of stock
ter.