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"a Time Tine uaGeTsiunei Aav' 'uSf rec lived
he d. get. CheGplst. ard bas; asscroi stock %
REAb4 MADE CLOTHING ever offered IN
his it, a. their I'D aud fsmi! -r sta 4. No b.
fcn~-y ivania ayclue. betse-n and IUth s..
q" door o Iron , @, " 80 "a = q q PREF AIRED TO
rN,i.it 10 the TO- p,'tipu ~ tho! cI,t"u.ers e-ery
scrip i'I o: fa-tip able GdTri .,r Fan and
" n,tr y"sr. sal all f,5 aLd lOTS, which
they Nil dispo-e Cf n y " -rk pic 5.
q thing made t. order Of tn best mater al al
low pics, end sat- fiction guarantied IA all
clses
\ LARGE stock Of Servants Clothing constantly
on and WALL q 81 fHENS.
oc 2j-2v (Newsl 3e2 ia avenue.
,sEaICaB oOgs.- Woods Practice Of
lFb Nedtcina 3 vols h a son
Wood and Bzoho's ID sPeas-tcry, vol, 10Th
edition
" atsoa;s PractiCe o; PnYS-c
DiCs.oH's L'eIln.ts f Ned ic!ne
q on J-ei ."di~E ntNe ai.-passa.e
II cEcaZ = Oh the Ee. tv l. "
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k,llik - Micro op! al An-ts ..Iy
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And m NJ others, GA a.d Nv. for sale az
- 5ft "T1 prices. RANCh IAfLOH.
&C 25-
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NOR RENT-AHANDsoNF THREE-sT0

ENUH RENT-A HANDSOME THREE-STO
4 ~ brick house, with th-oe .tcEy Ia build
irg, situated on 22d street second house r.om e.
IL has every convenience requisite To- making
h'rs5ke pidg easy. A good kitchen and laund Y
with force pump End all e Il res lie csSary fer
having hot and cold water; also Uaer, hot AID
cold, in all chambers good diving r en- bah
room and Taat1y. Persons wish ng to look al the
house can do so by applying next door.
DC 2l-3t#
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ETOR RENT-THAr NEW -FOUR STORY

Brick Dwelling and Store, .conta mir !. twenty
rooms with kitchen and &C lar, on the south side
of Pa avenue, between * and 9Th str'e;S. ard
adjoining buthmann's VIM Store l. for rent.
1t viii be ready for a tenan. on tue 1T e Eo-en
be. Icing all finished except The urtb story,
which Will no done es soon ~ wanted. Enc rire
IN the rear II JOS. g. RATBER. Cct 15-1wS
y looms FOR RENT-TWO OR TEREE
"a excellent Rooms for rent, IN enc feo- ~ Y .,
l63, 18th street, rear Pa. avenue. oct 25-3t
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OTIS FOR "a T. E.-TWO OR THREE
- good Building Lots in e ranl1!g inrrov!ns
reIgtboT.- ccG f"f sclc - fe. zsaTS' credit.
srply to ). Il. DfDRT.
~ lis
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ESTANTED---A BOY. ALSO. \ NAN. re
~ attend 10 horses. Apply at J ". TIONF-
SON q BRO :, $50 Pa avenue between Teal
tnd 1tI streets. oc go,
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'bFO LET-A BRICK HOUSE ON 10th street
rest, near stree: north, and a Frame House
on 10Th street west, near l. street north. The
Houses are in good Order, ana Zach of them has
ten rooms and pump OF good water in the ward
Possession given on the lst OF Nover her, bv ap-
plying TO A. BOULANp
81 ~
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NOTICE.-Havingl located my Yard on the
y vest side Of 9th street, between ID and f..
would cali the attention Of my friends and the
Tublic generally, to my stock Of HICKORY,
OAK, and PINE WOOD, which am now re-
ceving.
Daily expected, one cargo of white Ash broken,
and two cargoes Of RED ASH EGG COAL
All Of which viii Ue sold 4. the lowest market
price. 2,2io pounds to TIE ton.
deduction OF twenty-five cents per ton on
Coal IA ken from the vessel.
sep 2i-e0dtf r. l.. MOORE.
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SIANTED-A COOK AND HOUSE SER
" Want. good Cook and neat lie {,
servant (Ti!lc wO Eel) ar y,Gut@d iuIn. di-.g .
Cacycepu Eab'c character g Ired.
FOR GiEE-A f.!thf IL and honest Negr1
iIna EEst Ttte pres>I-a.i, good lain CaI - IL
'er and z d cock hy Tie no nth o YEAR
APP ~ at No. franklin Pace, street.
OF 1g-it&
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AUCTION SALES.
RxA. GREEN A-o,,nna--

See first page for a eOI1p,n Of Auetion Sale,
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SJANTED-AS SITUATION BY Young
w Won1n TO stand In a B;k -, Co1fec .ioncrv
any other Store, except where liquors are r.
nj Best !efert-.ce gtven. Address 4 T -
q, this Once. oct 25-2t-
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EOR RENT-A STORE ROOM AT THE
Garner OF Sth street west and STREET noyti. l.
well calculated for grocery, beipg Ia a dick set
tied neig hborhood, and water at the door Two
panctusl weekly b arders wanted. Enquire Of
RICHARD STnOPS. oc 2S-2ts
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EFUh Nl~HED UR UNFUHNISE ROOMS
WITH OR WITHOUT BOAE8-tITs n
WI !.SON GaviGg removes t. tho new a I'd con
moiious HOUSES the nor h side a - street, b.
tween -th and 9Th, IS row prepared - a'9ommo
date those wishing rooms furnished or uH:rrnisL-
81, with Or without board OF 13-ff
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.-Per-
sons wishing 10 be aCcOmniO d ited With yleis-
ant rooms and every attention ran BE suited by
calling at No. ISL Twelfth ST te'. c and IL.
oct 26-3t*
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BOARD, &G.--.!fS. BATES, ON THE ). w
q, come! of Penn sylyaIta Avenue and 9tt street
IS prepared to IccoUlnc2e gc nti"IGcn with rooTns
with or without board Every effort VII be II ado
10 render Nose comfortable who my favor lcI
with their patronage. apt
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WANTED TO PURCHASE, FOR CASH
w nall Horse, with front and beck ya.d II
tached, 81 ca'ed J" the NJflhtrn L!bertic I'd.
dress - L,n Posi- Otticc &C 3G-S,ss
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BELL-RINaING.-The citizens residing on
NJ street, between Fifth and Sixth streets, are
much annoyed, every night, by a psrtv of
youths, who amuse themselves by ringing the
door, bells, then running off and laughing at
the disappointment which their conduct occa-
slons In friendship for the juveniles we re-
mark that some of their names have been as
certained, and will he handed to the notice
unless the sport shall be discontinued. In
such IN event, thsir 6lce viii be turned int.
grio. Tor IT is not pleasant to be arraigncd be
iefe justice ard dealt with rs tie law re-
quIrCs in such cascs.
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g. II. EISFNBRANDT.

e. II. EISINBRANDT.
(SUCCEssOR TO HILBUs HITZ
lmports Publisher, "a Dealer ~
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN MUSIC, Pr
AMOS, SERVINGS, &c.
TNIIS POPULAR ESTABLISHMENT HAS
l. been reitted in the most modern and tasteful
manner, COrnbin ny all the comforts and convent
ence tia. such an establishment should possess,
together with the most compete GssOrtmeat Of
AMERICAN and EUROPEAN MUSIC, PA.
NOS, &c, to be found in the Metropol $. With
4 desire TO nee. toe wishes Of the musical public,
| rcspec fully solicit their patronage.
oct 2j-tf GEO. HILBUS, Agent.
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BoBBIN AROUND AN estim able but
eccentric old gentleman, WHO has such an in
Veterate habit Of looking down at the side.
W9lks that he has been known not to raise his
eyes once, even, during n two hours pedes-
TRAN performance, the other afternoon took
his bearings at the Presidents square, AMI
set sail along Pennsylvania avenue, toward
Georgetown, After walking briskly quite a
long time, and Rock Creek bridge not heaving
in sight although, Judging from his feelings,
he must have made some eight or ten miles
difference Of longitude, he raised his ewes to
take another observation, when, 10 the aston
ished navigator found that for an hour or so,
be had been scudding or " bobb:n' around''
the " Western Circle" much to the concern
OF some lookers-on, who had been curiously
watching his movements, and had concluded
that he was going it, for a WAGER: where
upon the old gentleman went off at a tangent
and arrived safely at his place of destination,
though greatly fatigued.
The TEACHERS ASSOCIATIONS will hold its
next meeting for discussions upon educational
topics or Saturday morning, the 9th instant.
al Ten o'clock, at the Smithsonian Institution.
The corresponding Secretary will, we learn
present report of his visit to the last meeting,
OF the American Association for the Advance.
ment OF Education, held in New York City in
August last
Several subjects ofinterest will be presented
and q programme Of future exercises offered fol
adoption by the Association.
All the Teachers Of public and private
schools, and the trustees and friends Of the
same are earnestly invited to attend this and
all future meetings; which will be held on the
last Saturday of each mouth 1t is believed
the meetings OF the Association will be Of G
more interesting character than usual
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BrARDING.

BOARDING BOARD MAY b. HAD AT
- i1l Sixth street, between ID and r One v,:y
large apartment wita gas; also, several otkc.
rJp-GS. oct .l5-2t&
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tTANTED-A cory OF THE AMERICAN
~ Archives, IL nine large volumes, Cor which
= reasonable price Will be pad in money OF In
books. brokea set might answer, provided &
contained the earlier volumes.
&C % FRANCK TAYLOR
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WANTS.

4 YOUNG WIDOW WOMAN WANTS .
"A Situation as child's nurse Can do plai ssv
,'2 and make he:Seif generally u.eful Direc; ;
no.e TO an d." Star @ lice o. aG-II=
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WA y T d IMMECIiTELY-Aw WHITE
', biri, about rs c r o. age, 20 take cIaIsc g,
child Apply ctG6O street, between I3th an
18th. oc 20 -
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DO0M FOR j ENF-A pleasant Room in the
IL uiird story, With 90 without furniture Apply
to GEO WILLNER'S PAPER. hanging Store, 10
Ninth .trcpt sep @4-tf
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Gas For several nights past the gas.light:
have been unusually brilliant, exciting su:
prise as we'll rs satisfaction, considering that
previously, the illumining material furnished
was of an inferior quality. The cause Of thF
improvement, We learn, the cleansing or wash
Ing out Of the gasOmeter, under the direction
Of Mr.. G. W. Goodali.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-23

CHICAGO AND HER RAILROADS. An Iowa
correspondent of the Missouri Republican
says: at is part of the history OF public
opinion that water courses determine the
growth Of towns aud cities, but change
has taken place in the minds of men, and
now railroads measurably determine their
destiny. A few years since, Louisville and
New Orleans were on the high tide of com.
mercial prosperity; but now these cities di-
minish in importance under the controlling
influences Of multiplied railways. Chicago
is now rapidly growing, and the cause is
selfevident. Il is city hastily thrown to-
gether, without much wealth, yet it out
generals all other Western cities, and al
ready with its iron arms drags the commerce
from the south into its "frozen zones"
which should egtimately feed on the wealth
of 81. Loui. and New Orleans. Two years
since all Iowa paid tribute to the Mound
City, but now heavy proportion of the
trade goes North. The roads from Burling.
ton and Rock Island, from a mischievous
rivalry, are carrying wheat to Chicago for
a low tariff, and nearly all this staple of our
State is finding market by means of these
commercial highways
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-23

bell said that he knew al about it, and that he knew
,hey were gone from the city, is wholly false ana I'M
founded and said Hnboe said no sneh In'ns an
er respects false ard untrue, ana thal was an
i've to the that occurred
said Hubbell and aid Ross and that said habeeii has
heen grossly calumniasAd to what he said on iha'
oeeas'oh' JOHN II. TAYLOR.
s,hs.rihea and sworn 10 before me this 2lsi day
of November, ammo 1850
sRNER DAWSON,
Notary Public, Scott County, Iowa.
STATE OF IowA.t Sc
Before the unde rsigned John
Johns a Notary Public in aud fer said county person,
ally appeared William Ward, of Davenport anu
on oath deposed as follo@s:on The Afternoon 81 'he
loth inst as In Geo T.. Hubbell's Law Office, add
" hiie there entered the office, one Gazing
himself Oscar H. De Case and the other behlainin
stafford Mr. Nc Case SAID 10 Mr. Huobell, gan
sctyou 10 make n deed for me-" Mr.. @obeli re
Piled In the Affirmative. De Case was then asked o
Mr. Hubbe what the amount OF me cSns,ae,a. a.,
lars. The deeds were drawn and the parties zen 10
procure an acknowledge meni of signatures. On re-
turning NJ. Hubbel drew for them apromtsory note
In which De Case placed his signature, after which
De Case turned To stafford and said Don't You want
to pay Mr.. Hubbell for making the deedf' wnerenl
ON stafford enquired of Mr.. Hubbeil the amount OF
his charge Mr. Hlbheli told him one dollar and
twenty dive tsi,c5) cents. Stafford then took from
his poch ct one dollar bank Mole on the Marine
Bank of Chicago and 25 cent piece, which he PAID
Mr. Hubhen for making the deed was present
from The time that De Case and Stafford entered the
ONCE Of Mr.. Hubble u and saw and heard The whole
transaction and CURED of Case the value of the
i, nd in the deed, and them leave the
ofs &c aflc Z the bu siness was finished.
WILLIAM ID. WARD.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9lst day
Of November, ammo 1855
JOHN JOHNS,
Notary Pubic for Scott County.
Scot, County ICharles Altman Of Daven-
port do lepose and that have read the above af
hdavit of William d. Ward. ard that was present
during the whole Transaction therein mentioned as
ha wing plan at Mr. Hobbei's tice and thatt the
SAID aisdavit states all the facts they occurred TO
my knowledge. except that did not $50 the demo-
minntion ofthe bank b.l paid to:Mr. Hubbeli.
CHARLES ALTMAN.
Subscribed and sworn to before me thissist day Of
November, ls55
Notar: Public, Scott County, Iowa.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-23

RAILRoAD AccIpExT.-The Peoria, H.,
Press of the 18th inst. records serious ac.
cldent which occurred on the morning Of
that day, on the Peoria and Oquawka Rail
road, about eight miles from the former
place. As the train was approaching bridge
No. 5, near Hale's mill, on curve, the for
ward W heels of the box car came of, and
striking against the timbers Of the bridge,
caused the tressel work to give way, and
four cars went through. A brakeman,
named Walter Morrissy, was instantly kill
ed, and several others seriously, though it
was hoped not fatally injured.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-23

The Boston Journal states that Mr.. John
Green, the noted sub marine diver, whose
physical system was Frustrated and nearly
paralyzed last August, while he was at
tempting to recover the treasure lost by the
American Express Company, in the steam
er Atlantic, on Lake Erie, has been subject
ed to tedious aud painful illness, but is
now rapidly recovering, and intends to re-
new his efforts in the coming spring.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-23

At a meeting Of the Spiritualists in New
York city on Sunday evening last, Mr.. Brit
tain, editor of the Spiritual Telegraph, rela-
ted instances ofsupposed restore. ion ofthe
dead to life, among others that Of an up
town orthodox divine, whose spirit, after
having apparently departed, was recalled by
the influence OF the wife of the supposed
dead man.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-23

The Maumee (Ohio) Times says: This
State has been afflicted with sickness to an
extent unparalleled in the history of the
country. 1t is not confined to particular
localities, but appears to be GENERALLY on the
hills as well as in the valleys, in towns as
well as in the country. In Central Ohi,,
where the chills were never before known,
they have been shaking the people most
cordially.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-23

AMERICAN READsRs.-The London Lead
er says the Americans are better acquaint-
ed with English literature than the English
are themselves. We presume that Eng
land has larger number Of finished schol-
ars, that is, Of those who are star seen in
number Of those who read, and consequent
ly read English books lie very much the
greater in this country.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-23

LARGE BUsIkEss.-The Rockford, H..
ReSister says that Nanny g. Co., Of that
plaee, will manufacture four thousand reap
.iag macbines next year, and that the sum
total Of their operations will amount to more
than half million Of dollars. About seven
hundred men are in their employ.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-23

PRoyEssoR SfLLInAH.--The course lee
lures on Geology which Professor Silliman
i now delivering in St. Louis. spoken
Of In terms OF the highest praise BY the pa
pers Of that city.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-23

Sixteen thousand acres Of land have been
located for the University at st. Anthony,
Nina, under government grant.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-23

A person in Rochester has obtained let
'ers patent for cheap and simple method
ofsupplying gas-light to railroad cars!
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-23
Nov % No II Le3Iaire B1ocK'
wills ON s. III a L L Y
Wholesale and Retail GrOcers,

w i IL. ~ Az ~ - - - - ~ L :.
Wholesale and Retail GrOcers,
POST OFFICE BUILDING,
Tsas, Teas! Teas!
TN CADDIES from to 81 lbs. 10 snlt families
lUU 50 Ia chests black 7, + I Imperial; a ST. ~
100 BOXES Pickles In at. gal. and gallon
S0 boxes Tomato cat.up and Pepper saace;
WILSON & HARLEY.
A very superior 10, o: fresh Peaches in ems;
n IS don BALTIMORE fresh oysters at sho'ssa,e.
w 20 boxe. Of transparent Shaving, & va,Iegs,ed
Soap. WILSON a HARLEY.
4 large assortment OF Tobacco and Cigars.
- WILSON 4 HARLEY.
0U . bills y o. $. H and syrup mOla'.os.
" gun 's WILSON & HARLEY.
IL Is bose. Of Mould Candies;
90 boxes Of Star Candles;
WILSON & HARLEY.
ZJU we '' WILSON & HARLEY.
WILSON & HARLEY.
WILSON Il HARLEY.
IN doz Bed Cords;
Nv 10 bales Rope.
WILSON & HARLEY.
A few bbls OF very prime Dfisd Apples and
IA Peaches;
4 full assortment of spices, zlnte Currap.s and
Cooking Raisins;
~ sacks of Coffee;
100 bbls Winter Apples.
WILSON & HARLEY.
IN boxes Essence Of Coffee:
lO Corn Starch for pies, pudding, custaris;
ID boxes Pc ri Starch.
All .ther Goods connected with the btsnes which
we will sell at wholesale retail al u very small
advance on cost.
WILSON Il HARLEY,
Brady ST., doors below Post Office,
Davenport.
Nov. O. dN till further notice.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-23

No 100: A beautiful Cottage and Ground. stlar
ing Mr.. LanibrIie's Residence. Lot iItxisa, WIG
will be sold ~iih OF without lots adjoining os "
sou h-Price for House ~ d Lot 900.
apply To
GEORGE l.. NICHOLS,
Cur v( Main nd SceoRdsL
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-23
FOR SALE.
A HOME! an INCOME! AN INVESTMENT

FOR SALE.
A HOME! an INCOME! AN INVESTMENT
THE subscriber has determined to place his un,,r,
III such shape will enable him To be- nj q m,
for an indefinite PERIOD aud in doHg so pge sent, IA
the public role OF properly, afordinx a large i'm
mediate ineome and great prospective advantages
ihe terms ana prices nie such that the entire est.
can be secured by very small INN ate invest
ment. and the time pay Ineuts can be fully mot h,
the annual sale OF portions OF the unimpfoyed par,
al greatly augmented rates.
one-hith only In hand, the balance In twa three
.our and i've Years, with Ten per cent interest.
Two -Four acre lots, adjoining the grounds Of the
agneuhurai society, where their Fairs are
Two Two acre lots adjoining same;
lhir! lots, Qhree squares intaet) just laid ont and
annexed to East Bay mort;
Six Handsomely situated lots in the old Mat et
East davenport, fronting the river aud com
iDandirg splendid views;
ohe hundred and twenty acres Of splendid Prairft
land, six miles north Of town, yer, near Il 9
Dubuque road;
NJ! atone Residence containing ten rooms. a large
auto, large Kitchen and kiIche n chamber, wo,.i
house, bathing house, ice house, milk cellar
Vegetable cellar. and grounds lD6 b, as feet
equal 10 towBiOts. with fruit trees, Crane.
sale;
0ne-third interest In the Economist FIGURING Mill.
al Fast Davenport. now in operation, with
stock OF wheat on hand.
This property will suit n purchaser who il .e.t .
Ing permanent home, with view 10 reg ull bus,-
ness and lucrative investment il 10 not with n yew
10 false money or seek Propitious menl TO con
Nert nhpr"dsc"e real estate; therefore l offer tn.
whole 10 one purchaser, aid will dee,jn. s.lliup
detached portions.
Gro. L.. NICHOLS. ESQ.,, will give fun particular.
TO bona hda purchasers, or the subscriber nj East
pa'ehpo" VIII show the ?roPert, y hen called on.
-, w. IA. HiLDkETH.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-23

No. I43. Besides the above have o numbsrofn
Improved Lots IN Macintosh, Las,brits and ss'
makers addition 10 North Davenport. which siHh
said Tow, to persons wishing tU iMprove them.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-23
Out Iota

! have several small tract. Of Land in the lnnr
.iia.e vicinity Of the city, containing from one
twenty acres. suitable for private eafdflt
vineyards &C., which | will sell nj prres 'srW
from S5o TO e3LU, some Of these are within the li1a
Of the city. GEO. l.. NIt HOLLIS,
for of Mniu Il Second
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-23

No. 1855. Three Houses ahd Lot. corner ef FsVe
and 10 aire streets, tog.ih. w,,ha lot of 70 "a .
lie Claire street. the ahole wilt leased fer ,,.s
alta great bargain Hall taken b, one penon.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-23

M. I6i. 4 Honse and Let on Second stree. s,l
ofIo~a. Housc 2stories i6xet. eonsiru, IL ,,eOs
MEDIATE two families, isssr TO run Is ear. from ia
april. Gro"nd Rent SIS ? y annunl--P ree SSsti
House and Lease.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-23
SITUATION WANTED.

FRESH ARRIVAL.
10HHDS. new crop \. Orleans Sugar,
IO5ss old
,5tol.. new * Moissscs,
20 S. House and 5. II Syrup :.
IS ogai. kegs Bsiehess syrup
Go.ds.n - ~
30 Sacks Rio Coffee,
boxes Grouni,
100 bb's. Winter Apples,
; :. Turning Fluid,
10 boxes .sar andes,
3bbls. Tar,
TO- Crushed, Pesdercd Clarf'd. and Loaf Sugar,
20 boxes Mould Candies.
rs Palm, Kosin and Chemical Soap,
IS % Ground Specs. Mustard and Chocolate,
IL 50 Assori Pickles,
IS ! hestsand Boxes Tea.
Is bis 4 hlfuois tlac kcrri and White Fish,
iJan lbs Ban God Fish.
500 bushels Piasierirg hair.
ALSO
Salt In Sacks ard Bbls., Tobacco, Cheese, Nails
Glass and all the ARTICLES in the Groc.r! line. Gu
stock is entire new, anh selected with particuin
regard To he quality of the a.,i,ics. We warran
all the articles We sell, aad sell for cash ",
will sell low. J. II. DALZELL Il BRO,
nov. 10 Cor. 2d Perry >ts.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-23

No lao. The Mansion House, q! News.
cornar Of Third aud Iowa streets. Also . Fan
Hansr ON Iowa street; Lease for IS ears III MAJ.
sion House rents for S1io per aRRam--Priee tsAs
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-23
10 " A LAND AGENCi'
WILLIAM ALLEN

GENERAL LAND AGENT AND REAL Esiah
BROKER.
second street. EaAt Of Brady,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
COLLECTIONS promptly attended 10 In all rahie, y,
State; Lands entered aud srrubts located ~ oil ~
Districts Of til. State, Money inv ested and Taxes
Tor non residents; Money founed on ulcncumpsl'ss
neai Estate security; Farms. Houses and Lots e.S Is
Real Estate Tail kinds bought aud .oid on eeapr
sivn.