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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-29

Potrcr VIGILANCE Within tie past week from
fifteen to twenty stores and dwelling houses in the
EIGHTH Ward have been burgladousy entered aud
robbed of property amounting in value TO perhaps
a. 600 or siO co., Thee burglaries have ben com.
mited by some Of the most daring gugs Of
crscksmeI that iCfest our city. In one lnstsace
p.pg entered house in uereer street, and went
rom room 10 room, relieving tho sunbsring
ccourab,s Of L cir watches porte monnsies and other
ysusb r., ana escaped sih .heir booty. A; tue cor
ner o. Houston ard Greene streets another dwelling
w,s ertpred in THE place however, they disturbed
one Of the rcoupAn's. servant girl but despite this
mshsp thew robbie the premises as one of The gang
stood with large knife at the head OF the bed and
h,esteusd the girl with rstaot cath II she gave an
alarm. In every instance tie thieves got OF, escap-
ing tie eye Of our visant police.
Tie peopls would ike to know what he's become OF
that ,igian, officer CsrL Chsl'es s. Turnbul. and
1hv he hs, rot been on the lockout for some OF those
w-eiches vho prcwl abou: during the small hours OF
the NIGHT, breaking into dwellings and stores and
stealing whatever they can lay their hands on.
Pe,hsps The sensitive captain is too busily engaged
in looking altar the morals Of hs Broadway
clients TO attend 70 the property OF the parVenus In
he side streets.
We MAY ada thst burglsIous operations hsvs not
been confined to The Eighth wa.d, for we have heard
Of several rObberss bin few weeks p.s in the up
er part Of the city TIE policemen complain thss their
beats are 100 isJgs. sai that hsf dozen houses
might he entered while ,hsy were passing from one
enc OF their pests to the sther. 1t would be well for
The captains of the viou, yards instead OF in
tbda:eis and otbe. places Of entertainment. to give
little more attention to their respective districts
VIII they please to remember that such police prossc.
tiep az that above reoo-dst cess the taxpayers OF
,h;s city really q million O: do lara per ye1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-29

NURDEe ~ OAKvIfLE. CASADA.-A uac vas fouad
Je Al I'D boBs- oocU pied by Joha Bcssashaa 10 Oak
vile o. the 23a bsiwesu sac oclOck, ucder cr-
ruc .tsrcas OF Re most mys'fnous cas,ac.s-. Tls
Jecsaej. whose name was Robert Cornell, was
issos:py maa of uIs.eacy hsbis. IL sopesrs ths:
q Correl e-ie!ed .he aboTe hose ssoG. o eoc 10
he sfterroo- 10 s's's Of irtnx cation, aad that hs
had r,opeJ in hi. possssion. Toe statements OF ma
iInA;ss Y the house cosfu e tast no.eitg o.1
ia ys:,4i lror, tb4o furnsr thsr th. the ceoe>ss-
vss tsten With ht ssd iied. Tns-e Il, no rever'
or.d nr5sr the left bre.st of the deaf Of abou,
half az incl !. Is1gtA which sooEs Psinly teas as
maj with r VI play ron the h.Dds OF -ore one. All
tn n.r,ies il tie house have been arrested consisting
Of two men ssd t~o woasc, aod placed IN safs eeep
ry untI A. In vea,g zion oss b. made by he proper
.,.y cr;-,as We Understood that tks pre- ulses srs
urje7soirz tbsrouga sesrch zsder ths ei-eede1 o.
D. Ui.h Cs-stsb,e u5o we doubt nos, vii % al Il
bis p3s 3 . 6si D., tt, s-T5 cI-rnstsn g A..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-29

Nursery, sSf; Lupatios In tas Asyiun, 1872: P4isnts
in the Hospital, 49, inmates Of the Almshouse 425,
Total, l.44. 7
Tie aggregate sum paid between Aug 1 and Nov.
l on Almshouse. Temporary Relief, aud workAouss
accounts was $50 $50 90. OF bis a,oount $3l 900
for goods purchased and in part c,nsumsd, and the
other txper ses connected with the institution pior 10
Aug. /, 1855.
The report On the salary of the District Attorney
was brought up, aDd motion his salary per year
fixed at 81 coo.
After some rou:i1e business the Board adjourned for
two yeeks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-29
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

Yesterday the Board Of Commissioners should have
held the regular weekly meeting, but in consequence
Of some of the members having gore out Of town to
celebrate Thanksgiving the Board adjourned fer want
Of quorum; but not, however, until the Commission.
who pre- rent had made arrangements to pro-
vide few Injuries for the deectatioo of tho unfortu
nate Immigrants on Wards Islsnd to-day.
The following Ia the summary Of the weekly state
meDts Of the officers Of the Commission:
Number Of enerents arrived 10 Nov 81 1855 ...I257s
Number Of emgrsnts arrived since, to tov 2..... s1
TOTAL .''......s.'','.....,.,.'.'.l3 re
To Nov Il, e4......................... 29S 3T
1855. 1854.
Inmates In institution Wards Island ..U17 $50 1888
Inn rates in Marine bospitsl..,.."......... 81 2s5
hEe
Total. 81 Sf8
Balance In bank Jan. ].
Aggregate receipts to Nov. H.. 8S{3gs5 Is
Received spc to Nov. q for conmuts-
ten Of allen passengers kc...... 2f2 os-SS 9s7 Is
Disbursements 10 Nov a. 1G5..,u........... 462 S3 a
No payments nsdA On Nov. q.
OyerdIah the Mechanics SS5 733 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-29
R0ARD OF ALDERMEN.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. 2s.-Ald. ELY, President, in the
chair ard quOruu, present..
Petitions beterrtd-Of several merchants to have
etc am fire. stationed in the lower part o. the
CITY, Petitions for correction Of tax.
(HaI Contract The Board OF Councilmen having
refused 10 cor cur with this Board in the matter Of
Reypolds's contract, the report was returned A
Committee Of Conference was appointed, viz Aid.
W Tucker, Steers, and Voorhis
Ordnance -AppropriatiDg sc, l66 AZ TO pay Police
Nsg5tra rs for extra services from 1882 to 1855 Con-
cured ill., The Board adjourned TO Monday next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-29
FROM The sQETu.

We learn from Mr. Smith, ssJs TIE 2dn D,ex1
Htral3 ire 'lemsn employed in placing the isn-
tern on Pout Lorns Lighthouse that the work 10
resrly completed 20 thst on Monssy or ruesisY asxt
we gh. will he W hted for the purPo1e Of testing the
machinery 1hcse employed ia putting up the i'sht
cts'rve credit fo the manner IA which the work bsi
teen accomplished, ard the shOr: tune occupied In
doing il.
GOLD IN SAs BEREARDrso.-It Is Gov & ve.ssoe
tanned fact says Tie 10, AngeIes star that the
uountain district about San BsInardiro ac0 70 tbs
uGub of thai mour tain aboun5s In cole. DIR Trask,
Stae Geolosist, Just retuinsd from This go ion, hes
giye "a TIE best evidence Of lie existence hs, we
bsve ssbe exhibited TO "a On Thurs lay last bet sesu
oLe end two ounces Of the raw material fou the bend
Ct be Santa Ana River, Bear Valley and azo from
tie slope Of the mountains toward tie Monavs River.
The great difficulty IN the way o. th's sosson Of the
year is the gre az scarcity Of water bat :, fo0n IS shs
Iahs have set in. our district TO the s~t viii oeco1a
more prosperous from this cause. There are seyerS
Americans 81 Bear Valley az present., some few max
ing IS high a. 81 per cay. On the northern slepe
Of the tsns there are about forty nSn DSeing
by the mines having ootai1ed suicieni pfovisieas roc
two months. Tits latter locality /, abOu ninety nnes
by the ROAD from the tSwn Of San BE-, holno, ny
tie Rancho Coco MosRo, Dr.. Trssk me- Paf'S
Germans Gu ths way u pAoen on inc O'i''sa'' ~
low tte Ola OIL.
10 A.ctrrs N,ws-Frts In 'he sdjaceut noun
tea snrs me southern Californian, hsve 'ns Sired
10 o. sender ve-y unusual wSrm,h Tor the sesssn.
hair u latter part Of the prtceci week tho uaeS
- 5000 a. about 90o No rein ha. yer fallen, but
We are warned By the shrl cry Of me wild fov. inst
Il ia 70, fer Distant The pfclor yed drouth hes osea
yery favorable scr sock oNrers, for tcss
pat the o. led clover AID Wild oats spreao over tas
xarstsvs furnished The orly sus'enaaoe for thsI
ten1sye tecs this beng rolted by the early rains he's
ret estso " csused much less 70 the rsnchercs; but
from the fact that very lit lie tine espse our
bLls AID valleys become clo'hed With tie fesh YER
GUre Of syrg TO fears are ertertairea 81 renewal
q sucb mfo tCDe The business Of eur city sescy
improving merchants are Increasing their sales build
ube are goirg Up on every hsuo sId no industry
Is reauir u tcur'iful reward The Grad jury 10
session las. weex ourd indictments for grand lsrcsny
as siJs. Hortro snd Sal h-tbe iorner for stealing
tstol. AID dles the latter COR running CT With bis
n.iehbors kose A soncrisn DO Oh. nsrns Of Ignscis
sni.ni wa killed BY Ecuarco Baldenegro lsat Yd-
ts,-tLe witt esses Ct the latter proving ths deed -
have Teen ooDe in self jeferss. Bsldeuegro was Dis
cLsrgec fl N cusooy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-29

mia IN the second heat only the race vas interesting,
the mare taking the lead for thai dissnce; she theo
broke and lost half dozen To- sths aud ne yer afer
ware in tho heat 20. closer 70 Jake, be had much
more speed ihst it was q one sided affair thro ashout.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-29
WO w Z E * s
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA

ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF THE WEST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-29
TIE TURF.

CENIRTynLE COURSE l.. L-TRorTisG- ''dHe'-
So1 Nov 2S-Mstoh Tor 81 900, tao mile bea'' n
hsrrfss:
w. Uhe,As sj D. & JAKE Osksy..''''''''''''s !
W. Pssboiy Ranse na---........-.'.''''''''<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-29

The trotting mt'cs IN :, 900 Two ne ussIs' n
barr ess between b. z. J.ks Oakley sd .he gray ase
csue off YESTERDAY a. erroou acoording to sanossc
snsnt. TIE racs wss wen very hsndiy by Jake o ss-
lev in two bes.s The tine Esds. pNdcu'.Hy tss
f-.t hess, was vsfy gco6. JAKE vas tie 'svorlte pre-
vious 70 the sst Of 500 70 81. EW sas h's lassS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-18

| To MAKE HKNs LAY pERPETrALLY.-
We find the foil wing N an English pa
and transfer il to our pages without
fouchng for it's correctness, leaving such OF
bur readers as choose to try the expert
hent
Keep no ROSTERS; give the hens fresh
peat, chopped up like sausage meat, once a
sy-a very small portion, say half all ounce
day to each hen in winter, or from the
lme insects disappear in fall, till they APP
|ear again in the spring. Never allow any
Eggs to remain in the nest for what are
alled nest eggs. When the roosters do
pot run with the hens, and no nest eggs are
eft in the nest, the hens will not cease lay
ng after the production Of twelve or Fl fteen
Pegs, as they always do when roosters and
pet eggs are allowed, but continue laying
Perpetually. One reason why hens do not
~ as freely in the winter as in the summer
the want of animal food, which they get
the summer in abundance in the form of
Insects.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-18

RrooniyG OF THE CHEST RosE.-Christ-
mac eve we were present at the blooming
Ecr,his celebrated rose, which can be traced
b,ck one hundred and fifty years that it has
cen in possession of the family OF our friend
a G. Welbcrt. 1t has the appearance of
hsinc withered branch of some kind OF
RbrlS, is about inches long, and before it
VA placed in wine the branches were clos
h up tight, to the size Of small hickory
mt, but when in bloom it expands TO about
I,x times that size. Whenin full bloom,
by holding it in front Of a light, hume rous
mall red buds can be seen. What is most
peculiar about this rose it never blooms on
nv other occasion than Christmas eve, al
though II has been frequently experimental
with. The VINE growers Of Europe FREE
bnenty 60 many miles 70 be present at the
Blooming Of the Christ Rose on Christmas
Eve, by which they judge of the forthcoming
wine crop. Upon this occasion it did not
folly open, consequently by This sIgn we
khall have short crops next seasoh.-- CAN
bo,is journal.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-18

The OLD SroRY.-The editor Of the New
'rk sun thus closes sketch o. q college
nats:
Anew days ago, glancing over Missis-
CpPi paper, our eyes rested upon these very
"a'' committed suicide II was the sad
announcement of the end of one on whose
c'ow was enstamped the seal Of Gods own
one who was first in the
DIVERSITY, first in society, first in every cir
&c ana place, but who fell by his own hands
Mt OF mania Z potu. May not the
2SSuhs o. oar readers learn something from
WIS true and melancholy sketch.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-18
A CARD.
LADY's COLLEGE.

IN presenting This notiee 10 The pub ic the subscr
Der wishes 10 inform them that his sstoo viii b.
opened for tt' reeeptiou Of students Oh Wednesda!
he 81 ~ Nay nest. He proposes TO give e'assicA
education to az, who may wish To favor hin with ieii
patronage and eaeddsnes tie also viii add Nor
mad 'purneui To- pHalty yonug ladies or t'acii't
in the sar!ous grades OF SCHOOLS IN oor c"trN from
The Go l.s i wa To IA, common district seheolt IL
the pr mar. department ne " III admit all who are de-
Sirtus oftpl Wig ~ benefits.
The coarse of instruction. will bo thorough and com
plcie, and al the Time Nef, discriminating and
sele.t, avoiding everything OF ~ entirely use es-
character ana substituting tiose btanches whose ten
3rnes Is to give sigor aAd elasticity 10 The youhh
mind.
The manner Of teaching will lie the most approrea
ubd mprprsd known in oar country EaroFe giving
the pIpi the fan understanding OF her subject, while
i is presented by the teacher 10 style enirelt nsW
ard Fascinating.
HE first aim will he To secure to his pupils hea III
i'd vigorous consultations. without weh all his ei.
forts woad be useless.
Secondly 10 establish a decided and correct mora
character as "a ba is ALI his hopes. without which
40 erstrneinre stand the test OF future trials
aud fnturr hopes.
Aud thirdly his object will be to give each Ind
Nidua that kinl of practical Thinning her natural gifts
and future prospects shall Indicate
And foHriiy. 10 trlin the mint Ia practical refec-
lions AMI u.efal deductions from every days obser-
yAtou
And lastly, to infrse a spirit OF practical Christian
heuevplcnce into the mind of every one however
Young, lovely and instructive principle from
which shall fow, as from pure and clear fountain
uniy ersal love 10 all.
Nv arrangements are on the IN 1t ample and grand
scale adapted TO fui carry out the above programme
to the letter spirit in all their variety and extent.
The building, which is new and commodons, viii
he prepared TO na all its inmates comfortable and
Ia s. IL stands upon eminence OF easy ascentand
surinounted by q promenade from which scene Il
presented TO view uneqmied in our eounr. for rlch
ness. beauty grandeur.
II is ocated ~ Of n most hea thy and salubri-
Gus towns in the United states whose advantages oil
location 90 approach are all that could be asked OF
4 sired and its business advantages second 10 none
in the Mississippi valley My Arrangements foI
teachers sach that all will be ndvidGaily watched
and cared FOR.
Those wishing further Information can address the
Proprietor, al Davenport. Iowa. who will be harp. NJ
all times give all required Information. creuai
and Further notice will be given IN duc time.
T. II. CODnING,
Proprietor and superintendent.
Ma. r II. CoDptsG, p;no;no,
GRs. VI. A. CoppJxG, 'PS'
Davenport. Iowa, Dee ~, 1854 d&wtf.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-18
PROMPT prrsHsssr-we understand

PROMPT UHlsHsEsr-We understand
bat two negroes who had placed fenee
fail, or someihing OF The kind. across the
Georgia railroad track not far from Madison,
bn Friday night last. seated themselves one
. each end OF the rail, with the intention
81 jumping Off on the approach Of the cars,
here, out Of harms way, they might Sc
kthe iunm La accordance with the usual
tabi, OF The race, however, as soon as they
became still they fell asleep; the train came
laundering along, in the mean time cutting
LII the arm Of one Of the fends and break
Jog the head d theother. II is hoped, how
fssr, that enough vitality has been left in
ich to enable the Sheriff 10 hang them. af,
proper trial and conviction. Athens
HTl,.hrGa.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-18

SEEING crRis-try A sprightly young
d,, me other evening at the far, stepped
9 {, avoung man Sho sported an elegant
|la.acns and killing goatee, and asked him
he a. not wish t. see a curiosity. Of
bounce NJ did. S could show him Gu
1osi'y, but he must pay half dollar for the
! gh,. The terms W re agreed to--and the
|aly slipping her arm through his, conduct
tdhm up to a large mirror, which stood at
De opposite extremity OF the room. The
1oung man looked in the glass, and freely
Confessed that he did, indeed, there see a
paturalborn curiosity. That individual was
bought and sold several times during the ey-
bning.-N o. Delta.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-18
es,h-;ef I. N. Renfran. said to be

c,hr;ei L. NJ. Renfran. said to be a
IA intelligent negro, owned near New
n S,E andhired out by his master as
o ,awsrd on steamboats, on the Lower Mis-
Sem: :.s;oni Is the lucky holder of the ticket in
y" ,..p great gift enterprise. that has drawn
-. farm valued at 1875 1000. He has, in a
' ."y written letter, notified the committee
" Nh h;s condition, and accepting Of their cash
.trer. Ho requests them personally, to Sc
~ he freedom Of himself and family first,
.ud then pay him the balance over the ex-
sa..a. to start him in tho world.-Er-
change ..}f
We presume the above to be bumbus,
!. ve never hsyc known such an anomaly as
|..vbody drawing the big prize in "gift
|s,heme-that feat is always left for the pro-
Ep,etors to perform.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-18
Fifth Street,.

Lot No. S, Block So, corner of Brady and 5th;
Lot Noe, block SIS, w corner Perry and 5th;
=. " 10, do Sc, Sc do do do
Fl Lot 3. do 80, West Of Harrison street, with
Frame Dwelling, Fruit Trees. etc;
Lot on 5t street, in Block 90 with three eneme ns
re ting at $40 each per month; Price e3.000,
Lot corner Main and It'll streets, 35xl5O feet, we'll
located for 1915;
Lots7 and in Block 3D. Of Scott and 7th sts
Lot No. 4, in bl ], Forrest and billions addition.--
The above Lots are all on college HilI;''
Lot o, in Bl ST. Rock Island and eth streets.
with small frame tenement.
Lots G and7 IN III 20. lie Claire and 9TH SITS:
Lots 9and 10, III III -, corner lie Claire and eth
streets
Lois 8, and :. in Bl Co. Iowa and It'll streets.
with large new Frame Dwelling;
Lot l9ixl-6 feet deep in out Lot No p, corner OF
PER-. and I'll streets
Those Lots all have commanding views Of the Mis-
sissppi River. the Twin Cites.' and the Islands.
For sale by GEO l. NICHOLS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-18
ME"
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERY STORE.
T AN opening entirely nev stock Of
TEAS,
WEST INDIA GOODS,
GROCERIES AND
WOODEN WARE.

Among winch are the following:
Very superior Y. ysan Tea, choice do, fair do.
Very choice, fragrant Gunpowder do, extra Oolong do
Good do do, Old Gov. Java Coffee, common do Rio do
Polin's prep'd Cocoa, Crushd Sugar, Pulv'd do,
White. Coffee do, Brown do, Golden Syrup, Sugar
House, do N. q Molasses, various qualities Tobacco
from ehoeestt cheap price. Pure Saeratus. Soda. c.
Tartar, Nutmegs Macs Cloves, Whole and ri d Gin
namon, Alspee and Pepper. Ginger. Pickles in gals
and hf-gals.. Peppersauee, Tomato Ketchup, Cider
Vinegar, Mustard, New Rice, Table ard Dairy Salt,
Citron, Currants, New Layer RAsins, Good old do.
Seediess do, Sdgo, Maccaron. Vermacelli. Ord
Peaches Pared. do impaired, Picked Trout, White
Fish, Mackerel. Smoked Herring. Cod Fish, Soap,
various kinds, Star Candles. Press'd do, W. b. Whale
Oil. Lard do, Indigo, Fig Blue, Alum, Starch. s. Petre
Copreras Soft sheiled Almonds, Pecan Nuts, Brazil
do Flberts, Bed Cords Clothes Lines, Brooms Mops.
Clothes Baskets, Wash Tubs, Zinc Wasbboards, 2 aud
3 hoop Pals, Brush Brooms, Flour Buckets. Spice
Boxes, &c. &c, all selected expressl! for Fa~iiy
Use.
NFAl Goods warranted as recommended.
At the Brick Store, cor Main and Front streets,
tStore recently pied by McManusx Shepherd.E
C. NJ. HAWKES..
Davenport, Dec IA. lGs1d6wtf.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-18

ky' sGrLAR AcoIDENT.-The Manchester
~ } American, says that an infant son of
s,r. mr.. :" ~ Gardner, Of Mason village, was
.;na 'G'ed on tho night of the 25th, in this
tgusr manner. The foot of his little sis
.'. j., VINO was IN the same bed, got entan-
H. me string of the night dress about
&c neek OF the child, and drew it so tightly
10 cause It's death.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-18

i one Of the early ministers of Maiden, N.
having several children to baptize, pro-
'uhcsd the name of the first John. When
.e second was brought forward, he said,
.ais child, whose name is John, also,
p'1s The latter was afterwards
""'wn by the name of"John also"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-18
Dec IA, 1884,
CANNON & SMALL

1T AVE this day formed partnership for the pur-
L pose of carrying the general Lumber and
Planning business, and respectfully inform the public
that they have received their Machines, and the
opening ofnayigaton will be prepared to all orders
on the shortest notice, and solicit share Of patron
age. J. NJ. CANNON,
Dec. o. Is54-d w-tf w. E. SMA ALL.
SoFT States In Strong Frames, all the School size
- just received at No. Le Claire Block. I
Davenport, Jan 9Th. 1855
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-18

Pew PREMIUMS. The premiums on
Pews DR.. Adams Church, New York
ia recent sale Amounted to $4,000,
tnd in Henry Ward Beecber's to $l3,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-18
-Four Hundred Acres

nF beautiful prairie land. situated !! miles from
~ F.,rnan on the NJ. and NJ. Rail Road and IL miles
from Davenport. Price $500 per acre and liberal
credit given for lnrge part OF the purchase money.
jan - For sale by WHITES CORBIN.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-18
Great Bargains.

NOR Sale few 100 tracts Of unimproved lane
J. in Clinton county. Price IS per acre-Terns
600 Cash. balance in 10 years with 10 per cent inter
esi payable annually.
Jan 10. IsI5 WHITE < CORBlN.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-18
WHITE & CORBIN,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
ANDLAND SURVEYORS.
Office Not, 0rr's Building, Brady Street
Dec, 18th, 1854.
WHITE & CORBIN,
OFFICE No I 0RRs BUILDING BRADY ST
Offer for Sale,

A Farm miles from the city 100 Acres. las nef .
N erfaiffng watera good House, large beds OF
Goa. aud much valuable Timber, so acres fenced, 80
under cultivation -
Price $4,000. creditor large portion ofthe Pur-
chase money at 10 per entlnterest
ALSO:
Farm 10 miles from the city so acres, Good House
nese failing Water, Wood for the uses OF the farm,
nearly half under cuitisa ion.
Price 1900 Credit given for part Of the purchase
money il required
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
GEORGE L. NICHOLAS,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Office Corner Main and Second IT.. nov II


~ lease.
Front Street,
Four Lots o4xl40 feet on Front street. corner Of
Rock Island, Block No. 81, with Store Rooms and
Warehouses; for lease 10 20 years At per cent
on the value.
---Second Street,.
Lot No hin Block Go, between Perry and r. Island
with good srick Dwelling and appurtenances, vc-
ny desirable for family residences; $500.
Lot 3, in Block No. IS. between K. island and Iowa
sts., with large Double House. part ofstone and part
at $3.50.
New Store Room corner Of 20 and Perry streets, in
Block No. 80. 80
n Lot No. IL, BIoc, SO, corner Iowa and Cd sts..
64x1Jfeet, with comfortable Dwelling. For sale ny
4# GEOL NICHOLS.
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DRIED APPLES y!

A LARGEio' Of
SUPERIOR DRIED APPLES,
also general ass.oEssnens Of se>sonabie Groceries,
cnm.,;ns IN nsr.I Currsnts. naisins, Ctron Bite,
SmnnHs IS pfedl B.kirS Powders, Fies. Pctiss
&C., jas' sIyoPp 4 v.~p,
&C. -. -. Opposite the Post Ofscs