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nLEss SILENCE ~ CouRr."-A few days

"LRss SILENCE ~ CouRr."-A few days
since, an amusing incident took place 10
one Of our Courts, which our readers will
not regret to know. During the session OF
the Court, and in the midst ofnuch confu-
sion inside and outside the bar. the Honor.
able Judge. turning to the Sheriff, ordered
ina, there should be "isss silence in Court. !"
The Sheriff, always obeden, TO the order
Of the Court, brought down his gsysi and
Justify cried out. LESS silence in Cour, -
The command WAS obeyed, so that for sew
ersl minutes the confusion was uproorlousr
when the Judge discovering his mistake, very
quantity remarked "that the order evidently
had the desired effect" The command vas
sountsrnsnded, and silence being restored,
business proceeded. Gin. Gas.
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Food and Cold.

Ordinary observation shows that people
consume a great des! more food in winter
than in sumner, and during Dr. ksas's ex-
petition there were daily opportunities tor
ascertsininE the amount of food necessary
to sustain comfortable vitality at low de-
ere.s of Temperature Referring &c late
lecture of DR. Kane. the n Y EveasnS
Poa ssya:--
"An opportunity has thus been gwen OF
testing the ability of the human beos to re-
.ist a Temperature Of seventy degrees below
zero, for several months together The
Doctor and bis party were enabled ie 90 this
BY al immense consumption OF animal
fosd, the ordinary allowance 10 eh N man
being six or eight ducks. or al equivalent
in several pounds or the fat seal.
Sho rtly after the discovery Of the COM
pound nature of the atmosphere by Priest
liz, Craw ford bruacaed the theory hat the
animal heat the body is nsintsined at an
uniform temperature Of IS degrees. by
means of liberal consumption OF food con-
tanning carbon in excess, as animRl food,
where the cold is severe. The most beau
tiful and brilliant series of experiments
prosecuted by Liehig. were those intended
to ESTABLISH This theory, which they do most
successful.
In THE connection. iae experiment of DR..
Kane and bis party. in showing tae kind
and AMOUR 81 toed required to enable the
human boiy TO resis, the depressing infu-
snce Of continued low Temperature, for a
period oftime longer than any other record
ed, Is Of tho highest practical value
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TwErvs TOYS or orsrr.s DAIr.-Fs.

Twelve Toss OF OTsrERs DArLY.-Few
people are aware Of the immense quantities
of oysters daily used in this country, during
abe season Of sbundancs. As mere hint
howard forming an approximate idea Of this
vast consumption ofbvalves, the Springfield
[Mass Republicans says
"The cities OF Albany and Troy. and 9TH
or western places 10 part, are being supplied
with oysters through this city, to an extent
which even though it should cover the whole
supply, is a little remarkable. Two car
loads, comprising in the whole twelve tons,
or 2.s00 gallons, pass through this place dai.
" tor the west. arriving on the morning
srain from the south, and leaving on the
accommodation for Albany. In addition,
Springfield receives some 800 gallons daily
from the same inexhaustible beds at Fair
Haven, CT, and out Of that amount, sends
regular rotations to the neighboring towns
north, east and west. Surely the oyster
business is q great trade"
Suppose. now, that it takes hundred
oysters, with their liquor. to weigh pound,
here would be the incredible number OF 3. 400
900 oysters, daily sent from Fair Haven. Ct,
In one direction What Smelling out
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Another fatal accident occurred on the
aads0n Railroad during the nisht Of the
18th. As the down train from Albany drawn
BY two locomotives was passing over the
bridge at Spuyten Devil Greek. one Of the
locomotives went through the bridge, taking
the passenger cars whit. An engineer and
6 fireman we're killed, and several of the
passengers were injured. but not very Sc
vsrsly. The accident was said to be caused
By tbs Ice.
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MEDICAL yiETuEs or PARsLKY-Two
physicians Of Paris have published a ne
moir, the object Of which 10 TO make known
the Immense resources which the healing ar,
may draw from the seed Of parsley. Til.
common Indigenous plant possesses incon.
testable febrifuge qualities or properties;
the decoction oiits seed may be substituted
for that Of cinchona, and the active princI.
pie which has been drawn from il, and which
they designste under the name Of spiol, Is
equivalent TO qunine in the treatment Of The
local intermittent levers Wssssrn Asr!-
sg!tsyiss Dee 6
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III G.YKO.

r,SCou RACED BY the liberal PATRONAGE extended
T. To me hy the eli zeps Of DaN eDport since com
arpeing business. IN the city, desire 70 return 70
thrm ono and all my s.ss.rs ths.ks hni seknse!-
ssr-n,nts. trusting by careful attention to their
shos nd I. -tes and BY fair 1ai heaerssts dssi.ns
n me Ri ihetr kind svers and cenadencs knowing
The desire aud want en- the part OF the LADIES' lor
Goods Of The best s.yiss and qaGities, shall en-
ssyor The coming spring offer for their nspestioh
better assortment and class of rfsh saa tnt Es'as
thar has heretofore been broughtto the wesi,
In order 10 make room nnd be prepared LOT u"
.nriov trade shall from This date offer my goods ~
eltrsssiy lsf, prscss and people may s1gsessua ok
q. rood bargains aa can be obtained II any cafAF
house in the city. Respectfully, .,,
No " II L. WADSWOhIH,
psa!eI 40 49, go, = seeand Jan TO
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AeKs OF EMaEgT FoREreN PERSONS -
We receive go many inquiries In regard To
the ages Of prominent men on the other side
of the Atlantic, that we have compiled the
following list from the best sources at our
commsnd We place the names 10 chrome.
logical order. There are various conflict
ing statements in regard to the age OF Rog-
ers, the veteran poet; majority Of his BIZ
ographers have reported his birth date in
1869, In which case he is now upw ards of
50 Year, old; Alexander Won Humboldt is
SO; Lord Ly ndhurst SO; Walter Savage Ian.
dor 90; Lord Brousham II; John Wilson
Croker IS; Beranger. the French poet, 75;
Henry Hs!!am, Sir David Brewster, Lord
Mahon, "a; Louis Sphor, the composer, II;
Lord Palmerston II; Sir Charles Napier 50;
II. Guizot 90; George Combe 81; Father
Matthew IS; Victor Cousin g.; Lord John
Russell o.; Pope Plus TX. SO; Lamartne 63;
Macready 81; Grote. the historian, 6l; Far
aday Ell; William Hewitt 60; Carlyle So;
Lyell S.; Theirs Sc; Macaulay 30; Mrs. Gore
S.; Robert Chambers So, Cardinal Wise
man 81; Victor Hugo So; Sir Edward Land.
seer So; Eugene Sue 81; Balfe. the compo-
ser, 81; w. H. Alnsworth, Benjamin Dis
rssli, Bulwer, Douglass Jerrold and George
Sand are 80; Kossuth -; Louis Napoleon
q; Bichard Moncton Mines 4e; Tennyson
45j Thack cray -; Upper A; Dickens a.
Charles Mackay AZ; Robert Browning ~
Giifllan AZ; Louis Blanc ~; Phillip J. Bay.
ley 80; Shirley Brooks 80; Queen Victoris
and Prince Alber, SO; Jenny Lind s5, Mos
persons would Judge from Thackeray's ap
pesrsnce that he was at least 80 years old
but he vas born in l8I1,-Boston Tran
scrspf
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Destructive Flag.--A destructive ire
occurred In Utica, n. Y, on the evening Of
the l4th. Thprber and SWANS bookstore
c. A. Yates clothing store, Wescott and
Hammond's hat and fur store were destroyed
with most OF their contents. The aggregate
loss was estimated at not less than $4,000
Tbs store where the fire broke out had been
recently occupied BY w. C. Wilcox, dry
goods merchant. whose loss wss S25,o0o-
All were insured, but for what amounts was
not known.
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or.A.Gs,e,,s


sv oL'Ir.
The Wild sou IN vest monso on has risen,
With bread, gray wings OF gloom,
While here, from 1ui my gloomy prison.
l look a. from tomb, alss'
My heart another tomb.
Iron the Low thetched roof. the rain,
With ceaseiess patter falls;
Ny choicest treasures besr its sifaia..
Nould gathers on the walls; would aesae
Srwsre ouly on he wall.
sweet inosAer am acre aienei
In sorrow and In pRin.
The sunshire rom my heart As4 ssTn,
lsfsels the driving rsin; al nae,
The chill. and mould. aud rala,
What ~ear! years aave passed iae.f 10. IL
since love upon II smiled,
And ever, thing Of earth has ifo~Aed
orthy poor stricken child; swee,srisad,
Thy weary, suffering child.
wit ilsI ne sooa saess loiHsE is2
Ard chase This dream away.
Or nuss loager bear i,s sear ~
TIL God shall will TO say; . Goa
long for thee ~ say.
Castle Mansion, January, 1885.
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have spoken 50 the
authorities q the city, whose business ID 10
20 see that the CUTTERS are kept open, and
free from obstruction, In relation 70 that
matter, but 10 attention has been paid 10
rae. viii now with your permission through
the press appeal TO the common sense Of
our citizens, whether /, would not be better
thst the CUTTERS should bs kept open that
the heavy spsing rsins may pass of freely'
without running over. rather than that the
streets b. flooded. and the dirt washed into
the river, 10 be rsplssed another summer by
the Commissioner, at heavy expense to
the tax payers. Overs of Tote see to il.
YouEs X.
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asiirssd Accidents In 1886.

The following table shows the number OF
accidents, together with the number Of kill
ed and wounded, which have occurred on
the various railroads OF the United States
during the past year. Tns table contains
q record of no accident which was not at
tended with loss Of life or injury to person;
neither does il embrace the great number Of
persons who have been killed and ma!med
by jumping from moving cara. attempi!ngto
get on cars, while they wers.n motion, be-
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n. Nicaragua. lG,aistsr

The marked distraction with which Mr..
M.reole,ta was treated at the Presidents
leyeo on New Years day, both BY Mr. Pierce
hims elf, and BY the members OF his cabinet
snd the foreign ministers generally, seemed
Intended Is condemnation ofWslAer's pro-
csedings, and as askiud Of moral support to
the Nicaraguan government Whatever
nay be ils other ems of omission or commits
sion. the murderer of Corral aud land-pirats
generally, receives no present countenance
from the Administration. II is said that
Walkers movements have very seriously
embarrassed the negotiations Of the Pres
dent and his advisers with Great Britain,
and hence the sternness bordering IN aeri-
nony with which he has been treated
Wslker has materially disarran9ed the
nice little game for popularity which the
President had been playing, and the latter
desires, and is apparently determined that
the 6llibuster also shall eat some OF the
ashes to which the apples growing on Cen
,rsi American trees have turned, We care
not, however, TO inquire too closely into tae
causes which prompted the course pursued
by the President But when We contrast
his activity and determination IN regard TO
Walker with his criminal disregard OF the
outrageous proceedings in Kansas, our ap-
probation of his course in the enc case, 10
az, TO be forgotten in the contemplation Of
his conduct in the other. 1t would afford rs
great pleasure to be able to praise the Pres
ident equally in both instances, but be will
net let US do SO.
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In tbs New York Court of Oyer and Ter
miner, on the morning Of the isth inst.
the second trial OF Baker for the murder Of
Poole wac postponed for fortnight
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FIyE BuILDIsG.-The Chicago papers
mention magnificent block Of wholesale
stores which is to be erected in that city the
coming spring. The total cost of the block
ia estimated al $4,000, and the contract
70, the iron work has already been taken
by Badger & Co, c! New York, at $4,000.
The building wll face Two streets, and the
two fronts will be Of ron We subioin the
following description
1T will be eighty feet on south Water BY
one hundrad and fifty on Wells, with two
stores on each street; those on the former
ferty feet by one hundred, and those on the
latter twenty-five BY eighty. The building
will be FIVE stories high above the basement.
The iron fronts will be self-supporting, with
ont brick backing, the fret building of the
kind IN this city. The two fronts will be
alike, Corinthan columns and capitals
standing in sll the interstices between the
windows Fhsro will be upon the tao
fronts one hundred aad seventy-fye columns
and they are 10 be one foot ia diameter Of
the base. The elevation will be seventy
five feet from the sidewalk, and the fronts
viii have most imposing appearance"
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SEASON OF 1856,
FAMILY GROCERY.
FURS AND ROBES.

ESERYEODy seems 10 acknowledge this Is the
IL coolest westhe ever experienced IN the west
aud there is necessarily ssrcat deal Of suffering
soa mueh at HI. could be avoided by calling al Is
ton & C,'s Ia the old Post Ofiiee Building and buy.
ing you nice fur coat, fur gloves, sr fnnc,
Sleigh Robe or for The ladies nice set ef fur
II IS unnece-,aryto say anything In this line we
selling IT cost 10 make room foroHr spr'ng stock
Calls .oon 30 provide yourself with iasary taa
must na worn ih's rod westR@F to be appreciated
sc guarsufse that prices will be made to salt.
Davenport Jan y A. y. AIsTbN d CO
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Steamboat Accidents In 1885.

The following table embraces the NUM-
Der OF steamboat accidents which have oc-
Cured on the rivers, lakes, and bays Of this
country, and which have been attended
with loss OF life and injury to persons du.
ring the year 1855. together with the num-
Der Of Killed and wounded:
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LUIo AZ LEhS&
a CHEAP HOUSE.

THE house - ot on Sixth street bes"se- AA-
i apd Harrison, -'ne saC0
A Lot
On tie Railroad, adjoining the utEDl, u 'eal+ ~
ten years 81 BY $50 III. yery test .5i on q"
Railroad GEORGE /. NlLkoLL5'
corner OF Nam dnc Second s'isse
Jan. 4. 1896. Davenport. -
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ntw Aopfrtiseulents.
Valuable Real Estate
AZ pURIYC GAIF,

Df virtue Of order issled out OF The Counly
DCour IN And .of tho County OF scott, STATE o!
outcry, In front Of tho Ceur House in the city OF
Davenport In sasa coErt. Saturday the n.nth ia
sJ Fs5raarg Ef.f q, one O'Clock r. NJ. Of said day
the following property, Is wit: The north east quar-
ter OF The sspth west quarter OF sectione.ghteen
township eighty fsGj north CT range four ~ easi OF
lbe Sth principal rdisn, in said County, contain
ing 20 sefes. having running water and sbost tua
seres OF tim Der lsns thereon late property OF Luke
Martin, deceased. This 10 most desirable proper
W esibiy siuIsieA place OF public buslness, Oh
the Dubuque road, IA miles north Of davenport.
Terms-o1s hElfi hand, remainder In one year
with iBier6ssai tel per cent. secured ty Deed Of
trust, DC. JOHN MOIST,
Guardian Of 5Gses aatsl and Charles Martin, Lai
nor children ofLxks Marin, deosssed.
Davenport Jan 10 1853 dts
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CUSTOM MILL.

CUSTOM MILL
The sadsrsigasd hkrs one of ''Feltoa's Portable
Girls. Mllsrin operation sod are prepared to grind
corn Il the car or sheled and oats iatc ieedsnd ~
make sxcsifeat corn ne-lRGd GrsbEEa iosr.
seaiIl also act as eats for the sale ofthe above
ala AMI any desiring 10 pureasss uaay see for
themselves what ID Mill can do, b, csil!ng at our
ST Edcornes eff and isock isisRd Streets, DsyeB
port, Iowa.
This Mil hss jdss been introduced 81 Nichols,
LOOMS & Co., butfrom the shsrI trial which have
given Il, Ts think It good mill Que that VIII &c
60 a plisil : z eat deal With little psne..
sECATEL, skiSNRR q BuRRIs,
Pro. Davenport Fiosga Factory.
DAFeEkaft, Jan. IL dWIw
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A. Boston the grand jury have indicted
Coburn and Dalton for msnslaughter, Tor
csas!na the death Of young Sumner.
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The steamer Empire City. from Aspin-
wall, arrived q New York o. Monday
last, with Sl.2oo, 900 In gold duet
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20 Joiners and Cabinet Ealers
FOR SALE

Ds0T sssE g. Blind Aaup'Actorg ~ ne I.'f e. u
~ vCnpor, with 4 Steam Engine u rIieeh ssfs-
power, Double Eiu- Boiler, three circuN sass, 3"
sethsr with planning, blowing r-b1iilns, seAal'Ht
nortieiDS and boring nselsEesi 81! complete ~ =
excellent situation Tor bAt!dvF, cabinet i-si'
,r the manufacture ola imp.smeDs' SeN-
y III be sold low With IeasS The ground LOT L'-
ears If applied for soon to
GEO. l.. SiCkolsr
sept2s du General Land Agent
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Includia2 10 the above there have been
killed during the year, of the employees Of
the road:
Rsgsssr, 10 Coadues0n,
Yr.nsS, 10 Haksmsp, ID
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/ ARe,cee. IT., January Is, hy Rev. Mr. tAAes
1 Rer. JOHN 7. MARSH, OF LeCiaire, Iowa, So LsCy
4 r. JENh& Vi We former place.
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TO TIE LADIES.

SII,s e. STARR would respectfully announce TO
III the sdise OF Davenport that she 10 now prepnr'
81 to ,rye al " no ,ire the services Of sd sxpcrep
cct aud practical DE ESS MAKER
and she will learn gny the art ofcutng and rlnx
Tor tn emseves scientific principles, so thst snsS
asy never reenrs the services OF another person Ia
thiq Arl. III y ORR Warranted 10 NJ OF no charge
Forfur.her particulars enquire VI her personally
Hce7a ror. s'i ard owa .ta. new white flames VIII
-, A.. yvn. 2 d..
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IMPORTANT DESPATCH The whole pro-
seeaiass of the House for Monday last, as
despatched by telegraph to the Chicago pa
ser., we're as follows -
WAsEIsoTos, Dec. il.
Senate met and adjourned TO Thursday.
HOUSE.
In The House, Mr.. Trsfter corrected a
slate nc at made BY Campbell on Saturday,
that there was no bible in the Congressional
library"
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FOB SALE

Reader, have you Cricket In ysur House,
II not 60 10 TWiGHELL q GiLlkfT's and gel
one. Also, sfs~ Blssk Dsmsnd's and climax Goal
Csskin Stoves. Give - call.
Jsu'IodN-u TNICHkLL GiLLhTI
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| i, ,&.mse!,s- 5ifionds would do wei 10 eau
Paris Il New York Millinery and
Fauc. Good Store,
Nhrsa ilrs WA ilni the best sssortmen NJ hho
Cheapest in the City.
Also, 4 kearGui assortment Of
Children's nd lnisnts White Aerino EN-
broider,d Hoods and Jockey CAPS,
Ladies AID Misses Aerino ana BLK 0uiA''
ID Hoods, Ribbons, Velvet and
Mohair Head Dresses. Large stock OF kioboas,
Sstins, Silks, velvets, Flowers, Feathers, &C.
a general assortment of Millinery Goods,
Fancy Goods, "A large assortment Of NsedIe
Work Collars, Under Sleeves, Hdkfs. Embroi-
asri s. Embroidery and Knitting Cotton,
Embr ,idery Silk. Linen Floss, SILK Worstea
and Linen sraids, Cord and Tasssls Gilt, siik
and Glass Dress Buttons. Coarse, Fine ana
Round Combs, Hair and Tooth 6rushss'
Tapes, &c. &c.
All Of our Goods will b sold 81
WHOLESALE & RETAIL,
Very Cheap Nt the
Paris & New York Millinery & Fancy
Goods Store,
Corner as aAira and nrady ISL
DaSenport. iseSs-ti. W. =. r s, =
n. Il. Marking aLe stamping fer brsialuS snu En-
,,nj ~ rnpd on o order.
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H0TICI.

TEk pnio2 Relief Society Of Davenport meets ss-
cry Thursday snernaan 10 The Confersscc sroora
Of ths cougregahone! CkaEca. Any donations Of
money, goods, ea.: at clothing WILL be thankfully
re seiseG. Jan l5-dSi
What every bod sS5smus. De tgle.
90 10 CHAMPIONS New Store for Bsrxsi Is, cor,
mel Brady and Second streets
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No. lss.-A House and Has FOL on Tue sous Al.
OF Fourth street, east Of kesk island '-'
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No Is7.--The lue4i Elua -. Ia tApGuy 81. u.
North side o! Sixth street, esI q Do1tor g,,,.
upon which is erected Brisk houie and ,,abIa -.
. well OF good water,
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Fultou's Addition.

Two Brick Houses igst tui shed Ia F-..S- A-A
ces ana long credits.
insddition TO the above, lie SAB leI ~ has Iss
amount OF unimprossd In - In Scott AusraiGDs, ON
ton, Cedar, Jones, Johnson Iowa, fUgsr shea, u.
per, Marshal, TAmn and hehLoh t-da!iss. fdaH
information respecting TIE forgot ag properly, ~ Is
To GED /. NICHOLS,
Real RsIsis Ageal,
ssc "A. Garner of SscDpl 4 Main slferJ
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No. J55.--A Iws Story ErlEle iiUuss q. .t.,..
East corner Of Gaines Hnt FourA ,:,se., ,s.
rooms, bali and Lellefi " oil Of soft aa,.r Ias.
feet square.
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jVPORTANT NEWS TO THE LADIES!

1 A aiEs wish. b.. purchase Home
| 10 u. msel, = 5ffionds would do wen 70 {"
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Lots In East Iayerumt

IhaTe several uniDpro,ea lot- Ia kasi ia. a-.ls
some Of thsm beautifully sltunssi The bl.1, OJ-i
we'll adapted for business purposes
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No. lso "A Doaalitul fcstUIBEa on the >oyk,5
Of Fourth street, West OF Ho>k Island Lots., ~
The house well finished, ' rooms. good ali -
Well, Cistsrn, Wood bV--., Hit.i variety az ss.u
berry, every convenience 70 uak5 n c4mf9 tlt. ~.
dence in good nclgabothUIl
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40. $50 "A aoass and Lot on Eaa, sl: d. F,,...
street, betw cen second AID IRON: streets Intss =
IS. Building pnt fence all IN good order
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A River Lot Of i7osfes, on the river ~ ~ 70
upon which there IL u l4asileni auary via ps
petuai Lime Kiln ssd E&9& bouss, ID EIil Ma
100 bushels o; lime Der ~. An excellent iocsi
for FIGURING MIL.
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Lots In North aysnport

| AsFo -Four beautiful DnsilllR AgGsrs - A.'4
Davenport fronting on ICc"-i rest, "ns VI sts-
has Ten Of ground sIra u, aId others " 10 sas
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