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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-29

The BAKERS AND OTHER BREAD-" There il
considerable complaint here of the dimnutive
character of the loaves of bread furnished by the
bakers. Although within few months, -four has
gone down two or three dollars barrel, the
loayes of bread are as small as ever. The bakers
evidently don't take the papers,"
So says the Philadelphia correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun, and so might have said the Wash,
ington correspondent of that or any other paper.
II is full time that the bakers here should take
the papers" and the hint, too. There is most
unreasonable and unjust not to say dishonest dis.
proportion between the prices of their diminutve
loaves and the present price of -four.
LoAyEs AND Fishes
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-29
THE UNION ACADEMY.
Fifth Annual Session of the

TUNHE Filth Annual Session OF The Union
u Academy, aud the sixth Of the Union Female
Academy, will open on the first Monday in Septcm
Der, and continue forty-four weeks.
Terms usual.
Circulars ut the bookstore Of r. Furnham, Esq
and at the Rugby House, corner Of Fourteenth aud
X streets
These institutions organized and conducted
rs 10 secure that mental and moral training which
will best prepare the pupils for the realities Of life
II. RICHARDS,
Principal Union Academy.
Mrs u. RICHARDS,
Principal Union Female Academy.
nnr LIN
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-29

PEEsoSAL.-Wc are glad to learn that Mr.. Sam.
uel $. Rnd, Chief Clerk of the Third Auditors
Office, is recovering from the attack which was
thought would prove fatal.
We do not know that his place was disposed Of
as usual, in advance Of the melancholy circum-
stance Of death and burial, but have no doubt but
that sundry disintercsted plans have been for tho
present laid upon the shclC
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-29
Department News.

ATTORNEY Generals Characterization Of Act
Of the DepartBse,,ts.--In matter which the law
confdes TO the pure discretion Of the Executive
the decision, by the President or proper head O
Department, of any question of fact involved, il
conclusive, and is not subject to revision by any
other authority in the United States.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT,-Gs General Land Office
The Surveys IN Washington Isrritory-A recent
letter from the Surveyor General of Washington
Territory announces the fact that he has accepted
contracts for the survey Of portions of the second
third, fourth and fifth standard parallels. Several
of these parallels are to be extended west to the
Pacific Ocean. Contracts have also been made for
the subdivision into sections of the land lying be-
tween the third and fourth standard parallels.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-29

The STEAMER PownATAS.-This staunch old
steamer lies at the wharf in dismantled condition,
about TO have renewed those iron lungs from
which she has so long belchcd fire and smoke
The grim fgure-head Of the Indian chief perched
aloft, seems TO regard, with true Indian stoicism
the loss ofhis innards.' The work viii be com.
pleted before the winter, when she viii again be
put upon the line to the success Of which she
has contributed so important a share for many
wears and can do IL again
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-29
AMERICAN RIFLEMEN, n,

n hereby notified to meet tomorrow Thursday
night, ut ~ O'Clock, at their Armory, corner Il
Louisiana avenue aud Seventh street.
The members are earnestly requested to BE- purc.
tual in their attendance.
by order:
WILLIAM II. CHAMPION.
mar 2l--Wly Recording SECRETARY
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-29

GROUND RENTS, IN SUMS TO SUIT
N purchasers, for sale by
JAMES j. MILLER.
Real Estate Agent, Columbia Place.
aug 29.-cOdf
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-29

EoEGErowN-DoGs.-Afr friend and citizen bcgs
US TO say to the Mayor, 1--WE evidently rising as
VIC the organ Of communication to all the func-
tonaries that he considers his orders to shoot all
dogs running at large bad enough in the day time,
considering that licenses are paid and persons re-
qnircd to keep them muzzled, but that shooting
them at night, muzzled or otherwise, under folks
windows, waking the babies and setting them cry
ing, is greater nuisance than the dogs. So save
your ammunition, Mr.. Addison, and pay respect
unto the nerves Of your constituency
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-29

The CANPBELLs had an overlooking house last
night, which, judging from the shouts OF approba-
ton, could not have been disappointed in their ex-
pectation, however highly wrought. A friend re-
GREETED that they could not have had the National
Theatre, or some place adequate to the accommo.
dation Of all who wish to go. As usual with Wash
ington audiences, excellent order prevails, but We
would not go bail for il much longer, II the follow
ing practices prevail always, viz: for half-grown
youngsters rIdely to climb to the backs of the
benches Immediately before such ladies as get in
late and have TO take "back Seats" and (not to
be too sharp il young ladies win keep on their
fats during !" sarment."
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-29

Also, at Georgetown, Tuesday, August 2s, and
Alexandria, Wednesday, August 30
aug ls-dtlst sep
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-29

See, Tor more testimonials, the Evening Star.
aug l5-lY
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-29

THE MEETING AT THE NAVY YARD.-The Sag
NIGHT meeting is supposed to have come off last
night. Who was there, and what was said and
done is unknown to u.s. since we were not invited
and did not 60. 1t is supposed, however, that it
was u counterpart Of the Hominy Hole" gather
ings. On looking that way and seeing the
rockets red glare" and thinking of the pop guns
bursting IN hair" below them, we could but
think of the circumstances under which the Star
spangled Banner" was composed, and the cheering
words that close each verse. The bombardment
OF the North Point is already begun, and we have
no fears, that banner, thus immortalized, will
be found otherwise than as it greeted the distin
guished author the morning after battle
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-29
BROOKLYN oRrHorARDrc INSTITUTION,

NOHFOLk, A., july n, IENI.
In the experience Of even two years I have found
great difficulty in obtaining Spectaccs that were ex-
actly adapted TO the weakness Of my sight This in
convenience Mr. Tobias seems 10 have removed for
the present by the substitution for Of better and
TO those who, from age or other infrmity, require
artificial aid in this way.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-06

rREsESrIMEsT.--A lad named FRANCIS
- NAN (according to the Adrian WatchtoU-
, went out skating in that place, a few
r"!s ago. with aconsin, few years older.
-, "e'ore the boys started for the ice, the
,o,h"F OF little FRANK called him 10 her,
1 40 CAUTIONED him to be careful and not
80. through the ice. The little fellow
bb' r. ~ Would; and stopping moment,
'oia hls mother ~ he should. get
.'eas'' not to let any OF the boys disturb
.n, ,paythings andto send them to his little
'i.' cincinnati. He then kissed his
/, .f &Ad went to play. In short time
'SS 'rNught home i corpse.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-06
CHINA HALL.
No lie CLAIRE ROW.

y3 have inst received the largest and best assost-
w inent OF China Glass and Queensware from Pot
tors whose goods not excited IN beauty or dur'l
biIity in This any other market when we "her TO
Your inspection: Among great varet! OF arlcies III
nur line we have n SUPERIOR article oil English and
French White and Gold Band, China Iron stone and
White Granite Parian ard Rockingham Ware and a
fun assortment of Glass Ware, with Toilet ana fancy
articles in great variety: Also Chandeliers and Lamps
Of every description; Looking Glasses. German ana
French Plate of all sizes and prices, aud many other
articles too numerous 10 mention. .
We shall keep coustantly on h M largo and wei
ssorted stock of the above named ar"les Wi"'H VIII
h, ticrci to the puc At pricfsih"i v ii a"t S0"9
tiiinu NraFe Culiniur OltsriV .SrNltAS.i" 'A.|5
trade and purchasing dtFect"' ~ &iahH " ME@'@ IN
large, quantities. are cBShj@} to nh-L p" . .'-e
!, nm object for them to buy oCu- Cad nd aN nine
Our motto is alway ready to show gpa $
WV y. S WEBB y co.
Camphene and burning Fluid always on hand.
Davenport, Jan 9, le5o-du
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-06

bgRLEslrE OF DuEhLISG. We under
''ni that two darkics went over the river
P'' week to decided, at the pistols mouth,
disputed question in relation to a fair lady
I color The seconds, without the knowl-
'i9s OF one of the parties belligerant, load
h The pistols with nothing more dangerous
,1la "ads. Stepping OF ten PAGES, in the
,shlonable style OF tina, mode of warfare
'lsy banged away as per agreement, and
Fne OF them tell, in accordance with the
Prescribed Programme of the joke. The
s'aer snpposing he had really killed his op'
Ioneh'' made off as fast as legs could carry
ln'' and, did not venture 70 make his
,ppsaTancc again for several days.-Musca
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-06
Tor the Gazette
LIN B.
"a on reading the "Angsl over the ri
shoulder"

.,,,ius. hear o sweetly strung,
III ~ ann they dropp'j from the bright place o
An, tremendously with zephyr notes,
..~ ,,y sweet this Heay'n-born music nahls.
~ /, be that the angelic choir
... "A ON Earth, those songsn hich never tire.
..on,ed high upon yon sun-brisht cloud,
..a,,c,s,rms 10 alteration how'd,
80. high King with rapture mark then
swell, WI
:. heir ml.,ie II here--are the! not cone,
an, Thoughts 10 iheir all glorious home:
.,,. an opcn book, and golden pen,
.,.h are trac'i the tho ight, and deeds Of men.
nj. ,bo,,ght,, and kindl. words o'erhow,
| Aliens hast, the deeds OF Owe TO 10,
Nm /, r.uian smile Que seraph rites,
/ a. h,,yh, book what his kind heart ihdites.
| ,.., live. the a,eds,of darkness prove,
t,bi.tfust but yet m hindast 1--we
ot .rtr1ces wiilsa saIien'd air,
n,,ls on, inmost thoughts with constant care,
Il ,snsn, and would retarn mss near;
~, Nh, fluit and biots i 9th a tear.
i, til.n strive With oyef-dnring care,
,at M sw city vie with anse stir,
a, AID win enee,ion true, love all,
q5, ,of, tones, the sPiri,.whispers cali
4 t4elI in re inns ofraptnroGs delight;
|, i,, .hsr .png. Of praise, da! without night.
EILLir.
yipatue, Japu4r. 3tsl, is55
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-06

l@er lnsaaeeT3fthe ihpt i Of elec-
sa ,.'!''lhg as we'll as of counting By proxy
IT, Just turned up in California. Najar
b, a1'''ohd OF that State, towhom DR.. GWin
rlaa,;oh entrusted the management of his re-
c, ,.rloh TO the U. S. Senate. turns up us a
H. ,'I ~ Tor that Office himself, and left
NJ, noetor high and dry on the shore
haul humanity to man. etc. Over
!onr poets and turn the leaf down.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-06


REMARKABLE PRoPHECY.--The following
lmarkable prediction was made by Frlar
acon, who was born in the year l2li,
tne $40 years tgo. "llere," says a Ger.
\ writer, poetry and philosophy wound
y Their tolmin. awondrous chain ofProph-
B =
Bridges unsupported by arches Will be
de 10 span the f0aming current hlan
/ II desc nd to the bottom o the ocean,
Pfly breathing, and lreading with firm rep
p the golden sands never frightened by
Fa light Of day. Call but the secret powers
Sl and Luna into action, and behold a
|n.e stcersman sitting a. the he'll guiding
hevessel WHICH divides the waves with
Eeater rapidity than if She had been filled
th crew OF mariners toiling AZ the oars;
|nd the loaded chariot, no longer encunl-
Fred by the painting .sterds, shall dart on
4 course with resistiess force and rlpldity.
VI the simple elements do their labor /;
End The eternal elements, and yoke them
the sane plow.'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-06
sargsnts First Class Standard Reader

Sargents First Class Standard Reader.
NJFTCHELLS Biographies,
vi Smith's Gsogr's aud tlas Revised Editl II,
Smitn', Illustrated Astronomy.
Perkins Elementary Arithmetic,
Higher Arithmetic.
rrittcuden's Double kntr. Book keeping,
Fa!ton X Eastman Double IL Single do
Dtt1 bookkeeping, Blanks alt forms.
pay.on Il Durion's Cop! Books, with engraved
copies.
For Sac by
w H. HOLMES & co.
No. : l.c Claire Block.
Davenport, jan, cod, 1855.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-06
WHITE & CORBIN.
OFFICE No I oRa's BUILDING BRADY ct

Offer for Sale,
A Farm miles from the city 100 Acres. Has new.
n or falling water.a good House, large beds OF
Coal, and much valuable Timber, 50 acres fenced, IS
under cultivation.
Price $1,000. A credit for large portion ofthe pur-
chase money at 10 per cent interest.
ALSO:
A Farm 10 miles from the city. 30 acres. Gond House
never failing Water, Wood for the Of The farm.
nearly half Nndereu,tiva ion.
Price 1900. Credit given for part of The purchase
money if required.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-06

N trsef,l r1a A SUPPLEMENT tt BARI
~, ArroBIoGEApnY.--Oa Friday after
6on Iast, gay wedding party consisting 81
q couples. the ladies brilliant CONVERSE
knaIis,s. beautiful an N cry, and the gen
|pmen Jolly good fellows, was on the ears
lam DAYTON. The conductor being ac-
knintcd with the company, happening to
Sention as he collected their tickets that
famous p T. Barnurn was aboard, the
tnyersa,ion turned upon that distinguished
/ ligidual's humbaggeries, and was waxing
n Nhcnthe train reached the depot. The
af took an omnibus 10 the Burnet House.
! the remarks as TO the merits OF BGrnum
tfre continued One of the ladies' appear
! TO assess lips "touciled with fire." for Ill
bliti3n to their rednes,, they uttered the
kast peppery ard scorching words thick
kd isst. each volev Of red-hot s1ot striking
fAr.hr great embodiment d. hnnbug II
Us ike fire aud birthstone from heaven
Eseet Cy lnc [cagenne) bolnbardment, Iran
ban being the GreytoEu u the occasion.
a porily, well dressed geutlemaH, with a
lraish twinkle in his eye, and strong prom
il .eatures, who sat opposite the talkt'iYe
D astc lady, WIS observed u be much m
Posted in her conversation, and al times
,.btel symptoms Of uneaslhe>S. when
imaibus nearel the Burnet, the lady
tin. exhausted the ph,ais Of her wrath
sabsid,d into silence, this irdiT.dual
sAug across to oar Of the young men IN
i company of the ladies', addressed him.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-06
Handsome Dwelling House.

Y OF No : Block a2--frant IN 9Th at, between Har-
1 4 rison and Ripley sts s0Si5o II. Dwelling eferck
with stone basement--Stables and poultry houses
,sry good we'll of durable water. Apply soon 10
nm se.,tT GEO. l.. NTCKoIIS, hgt,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-06
REA!.-ESTATE AGENCY.
GEO. Ia NLcKuLLSx
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
0Hice Corner Main and Second SITS. nov II
CITY LOTS AND RESIDENCES.
For Sale and For Rent.
Front Street..

---Front Street,
-Four Lots 2iSi40 feet Front street corner Of
Rock Island. Block No. g.. with Store Rooms and
Warehouses, for ieasc 10 20 year. at Der &c nj
On the value.
---Second Street,
Lot No 3. IN Block 80, between Perry and r. Island
Sta. with good Brick Dwelling and appart.na We
~ desirable for family residence: s4.cee.
Lot 3. in Block No. Is. between x. Island aud low
sts., with large Donbie House. part OF and part
ofbrc: rents for $50 per month; yer, cheap perry
at $3.50.
New Store Room corner Of 2d and Perry streets III
Block No 50.
Lot No. II. Block ca corner lows and 81 SITS.
G4x15f feet, with comfortable Dwelling. For sale Is
GEOL NICHOLS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-06
fulton and Eastman's Bcok.Yeeping

11ouhs-2tsF ping,
FNoR Double and single entry; ais the Bl.,t- ho,
L for stud MIS-. comprising the 'oots
Ledger, Journal and Day Book for rrcrcbs,.s
$500 - p 20! n'oK Mechanics
t TSuht i''9hT :. Farmers.
do Interlncttfat. ~, s.,ioii,
do mud Atiar AZ :. "a
ilStoriai histoT! oiihe United States, toodrtGh.s
70 20 DO da lossng's
10 DO do do Boeths
,ss'iiSioh. Inc ~ tfr sftae,s, Marshall's
Reader, irst class standard. sarmnut,s
nVHn'slJs' ee',seo fGiuoa CoRstucL s
fNioSoihy 90 % do
tafeS co GmsteGi's
Ana omy, Physiology and H4s;na cntag,
q" q" do primary ia
i5lr Hc@v uustras,d, uunaso St,itf,s
AZ the folca Loah Rooms.
No, IS Eraty st, let 2aand 81.
pAyCNroET.
limo l2 I'll ADAMS, Aeeit
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-06

yNrRING thn past weet two sums Of noney have
4 been Left on oar counter 'y parties uuknu"h,
Win Ell tlf owners San have b. Identifying lAe slime.
M o. ls5,.u COOK * ) ARGENT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-06
Great bargains.

nor Sac few 100 tracts Of unimproved Hard
i in rhnton unity. Price IS per acrc-Ierms
$3.50 ash balun.e in 10 years with 10 per cent inter
est PAYABLE annually.
Jan 10 4 WHITE * C0RHlN.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-06
A CARD.
LADY,S COLLEGE.

AhoA . SOAASo1
I \ presenting this notice to the pubic the subscr-
Der wishes to inform them that his school will be
opened for the reception OF students on Wednesday,
The 2ti Of May next He proposes TO give classical
education to all who may wish 10 favor him with their
patronage and confidence. he also VIII add a Nor
NAL department TO qualify young ladies for teaching
IN the various grades OF schools IN our country from
the College down to the common district school In
the primary dcpartmenthe will admit all who are de-
airous ofenioying its benefits.
Theeourse or Instruction will be thorough and com.
picte and al the sane time very discriminating and
select. wedding everything of an entirely use ess
character and substituting those branches whose ten
dcDcy is to give ygor and elastict. 10 shc !outlid
The manner Of teaching will be the most approved
and iaprored knownin our country or Enropc,giving
the up the flil understanding OF her SUBJECT wiiiie
il il presented b. The teacher IA style ehife' he"
and fascinating.
and vigorous constitutions without which all his Of
forts would be useless.
Secondly, TO establish decided and correct moral
character as ba j. of all his hopes. without which
20 snpersirGcture stand the test OF ulure trials
and future hopes. .
Aud thirdly, his object will be to give to each iadi-
yidiIai th. KIND of practical training her natural gifts
aud future prospects shall Indicate
Aad foHgihly. TO train the mini TO practical refiee-
tions aud useful deductions from ever! day obser-
Walton.
hcneveicnce into the mind Of every one however
Young. as lovely and instructive principle from
which shall fow, as ffJm pure aud clear FOUNTAIN
uniS ersal love toatl.
NV on Inc most am PIE
adapted to fully carry cat the above programme
to the letter and spirit In M their variety and cXient
The building, which is new ma eomhndioils Wi
be IRE pared to inahe all its inmates comfortable and
happy. 1t stands npan emnenec Of easy ascent aud
surIuouHted by promenade from ~hicii n scene IS
presented to view uneqiullc in our country for rich
ness. beauty or grandeur.
itisloeaird IN one of the most hea Thy and salabri-
GUS towns IN the United States. whose advantages q
cation as to ~ proaeh all thai could ba asked OF
desired! and its business advantages second 10 none
in the Mississippi valley. Ny arrangements for
teachers are such that all vi beintiydualiy watched
and cared for.
Those wishing further Information can address the
PROPRIETOR nj davenport Iowa, who will be happy al
an tim Is Ia give all raqHiredinfoFmatioE circular
ana farther notice will be given in due time.
7. II. COpDtNG,
Proprietor and Superintendent.
Mn. L II. CoDpISG, pr;rcin.i.
Mrs. ". A. CopDiNG. - "
davenport Iowa, Dec %, 1854 d&wtf.
will You open New Books wi the New Year'
yyyEtrs now receiving an invoice Of Day Books,
w Journals. iedgers. Cash Boo .. Rec rds, school
Register, Sc. Among them are some Large Size IN
ira Bound Book. with Paging Printed.
--ALSJ--
Blank Books III Cheap Binding
Of every Kind i'll Us.
w. II. HOLMES 6 co.
=
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-06
One Of the Eest

ESARMS IN Scott County. containing 900 aeress o.
i under fence Ile acres in cultivation, 80 acres tim
Der. new and complete sci Of buildings which cos
szGG0 Situat.d 5. miles west of davenport. Price
$500 half down, balance in one year. For salt
By WHITE d CoRBiA.
Pee oStt fS5r
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-06
Torr Hundred Acres

hF he utfa prairie land situated !. mites from
\ Fartain liz VI ans VI. Psi Road and IL miles
rom ra'etIort. Price $3.50 per and liberal
credit -iy cIi for ir. pr of th purchase money.
ia Is For sale by WHITE to%kiN'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-06
sENNET AMI s1ENARr

SEKNLT and STEWART.
Attorneys and Ccunse:cra az r.axv.
and Notaries Public
flee on snd Street, ir the lie Claire Riosk.
J, w. STEWART.i ". w, SFNNrT.
Davenport, Iowa, Moline ms
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-06
Fourth Street.


Fourth Street
OTIS G., and 3, in block IS, cornerof Farncm, on
IL iy about eco fe south of Railroad Depot.
Lot3, in lioc; Sc, 32xi50 feet deep North side
of fth, between PER-! and r. Island street. very
desirable Lot for residence.
Lot No 7, in block IS, on Perry street. near 5th st
with new double Frame Dwelling NJ Rooms. Cellar,
Cstern, Well, etc. Would make good arding
House. Forsaicb by GEO L. NICHOLS.
Choice Lot on 4th St. for Gale.
w EST half Lot in Block 44-between Main and
w Harrison adjoining Presbyterian Parson-
Iage-Aplis mmediately to
s.oy Hind GEO. L. NICHOLS, Agt.
Fifth Street,
1T NJ. s. Block 50, corner OF Brady and 9Th;
Lot 10 g. block S.. S w corner Perry and 5,h;
= = 10, do 81. $ 4 do do do
FL Lot 3, do 80, West Of Harrison street, with
Frame Dwelling, Fruit frees. etc:
Lot 18th street, In Block -. with three tencmcn
re ting at 81 each per month; Price S3,GGn
Lot corner Main and It'll streets, 35xl5c feet, we'll
located for 1915;
Lots and 2 in block IS corner of Scott aud 9Th SIS
Lots and 5. in Block 81 of Scott and 7th si
iot No I, IN b Forrest ara i'lllon's addition
Lo; g. in Bl 81 corner Rock Island and eth streets.
W th small frame tenement.
LotsG and Z in Ri 20, lie Claire aud 7ih .is:
Lots9and 10, in Bi 20, n Z corner lie Claire and 1th
streets;
Lots G. aud S, in B 60 corner Iowa and It'll Streets
with large new Frame Dwelling;
Lot i9ixI76 feet deep in ont Lot w j., corner Of
Perry and 1th Streets
Those Lots all have commanding views Of til. Mis-
sssippi River, the Twin Cities. and the Islands
Fer sale by GEO NICHOLS.
NANCY Building Site Of Acres intersection of the
Il Railroad and Bluff with Brick Dwelling. stable
Fine Orchard, etc. Terms liberal. Apply to
Nov n GEO NICHOLS.
In North Davenport.
Lot lG9 By l30feet deep in Mclntosh's new addition
with handsome Frame Dwelling, 26a4a feet base
meut Rooms. Porch, Kitchen. Sc; Price $24O0;
Lot lss " 100 feet deep in North Davenport, with
new dwelling Of Rooms. stable, Carriage House, els
tern tie; $4,000 In farwood's addition.
AIS 10 Lots Ga SlG0 in Yarwood's addition fronting
Far N street;
And OTIS GANGS, fronting on Rock Island street,
IN iarwood's addition To North Davenport
GkO NtCKOisIs, Agent.
n BUILDING LOTS ard Garden Grounds in North
M davenport the Harrison street Road II y.Yl
low rates. For sale ~ GEO l. NlChoELS, Agl.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-06

MOTOR sale 90 Acres, speculation, ono milo
north OF city can soon he laid out into city lots; Price
500 per acre. sppiyto GEO. Il. NICHOLS,
Nov 81 lS5A-tf ! cont,