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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-15

BUSINESS Tie arrivals Of boats yesterday were
limited nevertheless business on the steamboat land
jI continues active Favorable accounts are received
by every boat from Red river regarding the water IN
that river Ere another month passes, & provided
The water should not all suspense regarding the
santty of cotton iii the northwestern section of this
state and Eastern Texas will be removed Estimates
can then be made with some degree Of precision
Notwithstanding there were more icy telegraph
dispatches received yesterday breadstufls and sated
neats continue to droop. Flour is now lower than it
has been for months past Every order in market is
under is 50 many barrels to be PUT
chased to- be had at such price SO many II not SO
low. and 50 on Orders for other articles of produce
are controlled by the same restrictions u the mean
time there is no actual necessity for holders to sell to
realize If there was the least chance of even present
prces being sustained it would be very easy matter
to hold, as an abundance Of money can be realized
on good warehouse receipts for produce, covered OF
course with insurance. 1t is useless for growers and
dealers III grain and flour to cali the war in Europe
into their calculations to sustain prices by that
te armies and recruits wanted will take the agricl-
tralisfs and farmers from the fields ofagricuie TO
Tie iied of var The idea has nothing sound to sustain
it. because the demand for war does not cover one
half Of the surplus population if it did, we should
not hear Of 50 many paupers being sent to this co-
Try and daily landed our shores lis, therefore, a
questionable policy to bolster up prices under the ex
recitation Of increased wants, or that the war IN gu
rope will curail the crops Of that country by lessen
ing the supply Of aborers.
In tie meantime We have occasional arrivals o.
boats from Cairo, bringing moderate supplies Of -four
corn and wheat which tend to relieve any apprehen
sios Of short supply for city consumption and dc
i mand. The weather continues mild and moderate
the thermometer yesterday being at sxty-seyen, com
positors in our office working with the windows oper
ana the telegraph wires bringing intelligence, the
same hour, from the West, that it was cold and snow
ing, and no signs Of the ice breaking up. What
nni1frast -
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Anluscn1ents This Evening.

ST.. CHARLES THEATER. Seventh night of MI
Murdoch DeSoto Hero Of the Mississippi and Sudden
Thoughts.o
GA1ETY THEATER.-;'Fugitive from Justice; y Ia
beau and Comedy of Faint Heart Never Won Fair Lady,
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-I1e Parods last grand
Concert assisted by NJ and Mime Strakosch Sig. Leonardo
ALessrs. {arkalits and White.
ARMoRY HALL.-Dioramic Panorama Of the Rus
sian War.
YANNucHIs MUSEUM. - Wax statuary and grand
soiree magique every evening.
Col. WOODS MUsEUM.-The infant Esau, American
rantcss and Swiss warbler. No. is ST. Charles street.
THE GREAT BEAR.-No. 95 ST. Charles street. The
largest bear exhibited.
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fe13 2pl2i*
.NIeaU U7eG V1IEasGyBEe Discovery.
DR. RANIsS AROMATIC NVIGORATING SPEaIT

This delicious beverage superior all n7goratng Cordias
Schnapps Nervnes etc, in use for the of Dyspepsia
Nervousness Heartburn, DrowsncS Kidney Complaints Mel
anchOy Dclirim Trenens ntempeancc, will invi
and strengthen, but it will not inoycate Supply.
Persons who become infatuated the excessive Of
Tobacco Opium and Spuous Liquors, will find speedy and
permanent relief from the desire these destroying agents.
by trying bottle or two of this
DELICIOUS MEDICAL BEVERAGE.
Weak sicky families will find Dr. HAMS Invgoating
Spirit quick for all female difficulties, it being
Regeneration as well strenghcner of the human system
Each complaint that the Aromatic Inygoan Cordial is cal
named the wrappers accompanying each
bottle and full directions also infinitely given Price
81 per bottle.
Prepared by DARIUS HAM
Principal Office No Liberty street. New York, where whole
sale orders should be addressed Sold by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
fell 2pGt q and ISL Chartres street.
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PANORAMA OF THE RUSSIAN WAR-Amonr the
exhibitions attractions present with u.s. there are few bet
ter deserving attendance and better rewang those who attend
than which pictures the Of the Russian war; from
Its the hombRrdment of Sebastopo and fall of
Malakoi painted in really artistic manner and gives
landscapes seavicw battles and conbais in spirited and
powerful AS every is has been. interested
this great of the present century, should
attend the picture which its illustration and best history
exhibited every evening at Armory Hail. Camp street.
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Centred aAaaeeriCGS.

Persons emigrate kinncys purchase in Cen
rnl America information will apply Joseph T. JOHN
SON No. % Rampart street, who will hid and assist enisrns
in making their outfit.
1880 ACRES OF LAND
will be given to all who eigrate the 18th of this month.
After that time only 64O Acres will be given.
R. II. GRANT,
fel3 2pl2k Agent of II. /. Kinney.
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RETuRNED.--The steamer Edinburg, Capt. Bowman,
which left on Wednesday, for st, Louis, returned to
port yesterday having broken the wrist of her star
board engine, and breaking the cylinder head. But
few days will be necessary to repair all damage.
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CoTroN. The receipts for the twenty-four hours
ending ut o'clock yesterday were, BY the Whiteman,
from Yazoo river o. loo bales; Bella Donna, from
Wliamsport, 365 .. NJ. Relf, from Trenton !, OH
r. M Jones, from Jefferson, Texas, 1908 New La
tona, from Waterloo, 81; G. d. Jr., from Bayou Sara,
All. Total-4,647 bales of sugar, 1852 hhds and
molasses, $3.50 hbls.
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aAsk Sfse Physicians.

All medical admit that intestinal the death
of thousands Of children annually and entail many terrible dis
those whom they do summary destroy No apol
ogy therefore needed for introducing preparation like
WINER'S CANADIAN YEKMIFUGE,
which in three days will annihae carry Tape
Worms Thread Worms Round Worms Nav Worms, and at
the time bruce and intensity digestive powers Of the
stomach that return of the disease is to impossible
nBe particular and remember the NAME Winer's Canadian
Vermuge This is the only article be depended
Remember this Prepared by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
fell 2p6t Nos. q and ISL Chnrtres street, N. o.
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STORAGE. = Messrs. A. T. Cochran & Hall give
notice in another column that they prepared receive the
salt at their gers warehouse They also receive railroad and
pig iron Application be made heiz Office Nc SO Graver
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ABITA SPRNGs.-Tn another column of to-day's
paper publish interesting letter addressed by Dr. James
Scott to Capt j. Boer the subject of the Aba waters
As attention is just directed towards these waters the
perusa of this letter will doubtless prove Of interest to
d
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FRIDAY ri !, MORNING, FEBRU AIRY e, 1856.

THE M A1Ls he same old tune the notice at % the
Post Office played .s Mail due today
failed from beyond Augusta, We DID
not receive anything yesterday from New York and
Philadelphia later than the 9Th. From Baltimore and
Washingto nothing tt was supposed that after the
Nicaragua fbtsters were disposed Of, and Speaker
of the House Of elected the Admins
tration find time look after the mail service OF
the country. We do not suppose Senator slldell
would like to move in any question whereby M. "
ehanan's friend, Post General Campbell, nshs
be involved It is all an attempt at deluslon nov 70
talk of snow storms, ice and other elements as ter-
nsno Il, prevent tie free transmission Of the mails
we have proof positive of that because twice within
4 week past have New York papers been received
here one 81 two days ID advance 81 the mails II the
Louisiana delegation to Congress has any influence
at desirable that it be used for the
beneft5 of tie mail service towards New Orleans
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aB- Penmanship, Bookkeeping Arithmetic, &C.
ometry English French Spanish German, important to all
persons specially business in this community,
posed of many natonales and doing business with
most of the world At DoLBEARs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, No
Canal street. there special apartments and professors for
each branch, SO the time of pupils.
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sExpoRTs or CorToN.-The clearances yesterday
were, for Gothenburg, one cargo, 1887 bales; for
Glasgow, ,I64 New York, $50. Total, 5,39l bales
Balance i'll favor Of experts.
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1CE, @. no cAMP STREET..
TE,RMs:5

TER MS:
e Crescent will he regularly served to subscribers in the
Of early hour morning. Sundays excepted for
$40 year in advances and quarterly at the
same rates. 20 cents payable to the carriers.
per insertion in all eases
SI; for every subsequent insertion. 80 cents.
the page charged 81 for every
Insertion. 5#G 3 sas 35s5i55.55 al 455g5S n
intervals Will e enlarged 81 per
square for every insertion
Advertisements will be published month, 10
longer and charged accordingly Or sub
scrpon viii be stopped until all paid az the
option Of the propyietors Ss5g8E58 S
AIaberal Discount will be made TO regular advertisers.
THE DAILY CRESCENT
Has which renders desirable medium for adver
Users. PAPER 1t circnlates largely, reaching
many hundreds Of homes at early hour and being
the approach hours consequently articles
family use may be- dvantageously published in s
columns t &5 gz3553 s
r. HE wv q e XIV g r. les CENT 5s8
is published every Monday morning year il
advance Having extensive throughout Lou
isiana, Mississippi Alabama, Texas and cthei
States presents favorable mode to advertisers Of making
their wares commodities known Advertisements in
serted for 81 per square, each insertion.
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Removed ! .ESeaaeOpelE 2!

Removed ReMeOUelg 2!
FROM NO. rs TO Ia ROYAL STREET.
A supply Of CREME DE BOUzY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
and pin constantly hand which equal to the best hat
comes to this market.
Also.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
B r A ID e
sAZERAC of Vintage of 1895, 1898 and 1906 othes
brands.
w HI ky;
Of all descripions--Scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pins and quarts
On hand, usual assortment of the best WINES and IL
oUORS MARKET which will sold as reasonable
terms as any other house in the city.
SEWELL 7. TAYLOR,
d. 2ptf No. II Royal street
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$50, 900.
Eaata03'OU esg KENUesaegs Plan lottery
THE T Az OR T E.

kz2l21TOCRN KBNCesEaEs HDSH1e AOtEes'ya
THE FAV RITE.
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY
BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
CHA 5 S l2,
To drawn in the City of Atlanta Ga MONDAY, the 18th
February, 1856,
WHEN PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
$40, 900
VIII be dirstibutcd according to the following
UNSU RP A SIS A LIE sc E M E!
S C II e NJ e:
CAPITAL PRIZES, SIC, 900.
One III un drcd Priest!
TWENTY APPROXIMATIONS-NO SMALL PRIZES. -
Prizc6 Worts Havingl
p Price of Tckes-WEoles, S. Halves 50 30 Quarters
81 25
R Prizes in this Lottery pnd thirty days after the draws
ing bills of specie paying Banks without deduction only
presentation Of the Ticket entitled to the Prize
H Bills all solvent Banks taken par All communica
tons strictly confidential. JAG 2ptd
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Kaaseass ! Lt7aeses Linens

p, a. HEBRA ARD,
Lib CANAL STREET, LAO
The subscriber has the pleasure of informing bis iehas anu
the public that he has just opened an invoice of
LINEN s,
Consisting part of full A wide IRISH LINEN and
twenty five yards, warranted;
case superior LINEN CAMBRIS;
. do LINEN CAMBRIA IIANDKERCIIIEFS, from 81 up :;
do Superior LINEN PLATILLAS, from S. 10 SIS;
4 do lo4 III and l2-4 LINEN SHEETINGS.
All of which he will SELL with the balance of his splendid
stock extremely low prices, as is his positive intention of
liquidatng this spring. jas 2plat
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R4eCe5Veege

RReCesVeyo 2F~
N pHeEs M@ aE wv IVA W9
CIAOTIIIERS,
CORNER CAME AND COMMON STREETS,
Undcr the City 1Iote)
HIVE just received, late arrivals from the Nort large
addition to their usual large stock of
Fine Fashionab Clothing,
Comprising
OVER COATS, 49, @a
DRESS COATS
AND FRoCK COATS,
OF EVERY .-~
Together with choice selection of
~, EVENING VESTS AND SIlAWIS, -....-.
to which they invite especial attention. fei 2pl2t
VsJIesaGi1ees--- T'tsEeasEi1aes.
EAST, yEEIx-14th DAY OF FEBRUARY.
For sale by
rrHo@- IT, vvHTTEs,F
BOOKSELLER AND STA TIONER r,
No. lO5 Canal street.
VALENTINES to suit the people, consisting of Sentimental
Also, COMIC VALENTINES to please all fnncies vAIsN
TINE WRITER'S, at
f,1s sp4t No. lo5 CANAL STREET.
HAD8GCS kaH9'UY,
1856 CAMP STREET, 1855
Has Just received large and beautiful assortment OF
FASHIONABLE ENIBIsOEDERHE !,
SPRING DRY GOODS,
which having purchased extremely low for cash. he is en-
abled sell moderate prices to be found at any
other establishment in this city Ladies will please call and eS
amine for themselves.
RICH VALENCIA AND GUIPURE LACE SETS.
EMBROIDERED SWISS AND JACONET SETS.
JACONET AND SWISS EDGING AND INSERTING.
GUIPURE, JACONET AND SWISS BANDS.
VALENCIA, THREAD AND MALTESE LACES.
RICH FIOUNCED BAREGE ROBES
PLAIN AND FIGURED BAREGEs
FRENCH JACONETs, very rich.
LATEST STYLE SPRING SILKS.
LADIES' LINEN CHEM1SES etc, etc.
HORACE HARDY,
| fell 2p6t No. 1856 Camp street.
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-KDs'. Synes4eE Reynolds.

oFF1CE-No. lis GRAVIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS, scALDHEAD WHITE SWELLING, SORES and
ULCERS OF every description. jaSl 2ply
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Boots, Shoes and Esr0guses.
s 8 o o O o .

So 30, 90 o.
EaasprOve6E EENO0ae6s Plan lottery.
Southern Military Academy Lottery
For MarcEa-CIass Anew Seriess
TO BE DRAWN MARCH 18TH, 1856, IN THE CITY OF
MONTGOMERY, ALA.
Capital Prize Eight Thousand Dollars!s
Price TckesWloics IS Halves 81 50 Quarters, 81 IS
this Lottery paid thirty days after the drawing
in bills of paying Banks without deduciononly
seutation of the Ticket drawing the Prize,
yg- Bills of all Banks taken par AL conmuni
cations strictly confidential.
SAM'L SWAN, Agent and Manager,
fel2 Montgomery Ala
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Tobacco.

LONG BLACK RICH TOBACCO, for the Mexican and
Texas Also Tobacco for Plantation hds and
bills and CIGAR TOBACCO constantly hand and for sale
by -
TURNER & RENSHAW,
fet 2p3rl-ly 90 Camp street, up stairs.
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George Fs. CG7'1"0ctsaee,
DENTAL SURGEON,

uEN 4AL 0UIspLON,
date of Mobile,)
his services all of the various branches of the profess
SION TO the citizens of New Orleans and vicinity.
nS- CIIILDREN'S TEETH EXTRACTED, and advice
given to parents regard tho and treatment of
the teeth free of charge.
n- oFFICE-Coruer St Charles and Common streets32
ST. Charles, 81 Common. la3l 2pSu
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.W0GNme F0qezcr,
THE EGYPTIAN ORACLE OF FATE,
Philosopher, Astrologist and Physiognomist.
na5~TIiE PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE REVEALED
Observation-Disclosures OF HEvrA BARoNNE STREETS, New
ORLEANS fec 2ptf
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IMPORTANT
10 those Using Sfaa" Candles.

The attention the public invited TO the fact that most OF
Candles offered for sale DEFICIENT IN WEIGHT,
that sold for pound actually weighs but fourteen
fifteen and packages marked 40 lb fhll short wo
three five pounds box This loss does not fall
upon Wholesale Dealers, who sell packages the marked
weight the Retailers who sell by count but the
Consumers who thus for about tenth than they
receive.
R The subscribers have always made their Candles full
the pound mark packages their real
weight which be acertaned by testing them As their
experience in the business enables them offer article equal
in Naly in the Market they solicit the patronage of
purchasers who desire study their interest," and at tho
same time encourage correct dealing.
PROCTOR & GAMBLE, Cincinnati.
The undersigned sole for the above brand Of
Candles.
JOSEPH LANDS & CO.,
jas 2p3m SO Tchoupitoulas street.
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HDOgGeGgs''s
COM M e r CIAL COLL E G. e,
No. HOG Canal Street.
PENMANSHIP, HOUSEKEEPING ARITHMETIC, GE-
ocry Surveying Navigation English French Spanish, Ger
man. Phouography There special Professor for each
Language Mathematics, etc. There nine apart
nlents NEW CLASSES begin this week.
RUFUS DOLBEAR,
fcl5 2p4t# No. log Canal street.
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Clothing
" E II Y Tso " II F L & II 6; :
aEGGEaT ON & BARBOT,
CORNER OF ST CHARLES AND CANAL STREETS,
Offer the balance of the WINTER STOCK OF CLOTHING
AT REDUCED PRICES, to make for Spring Goods
friends and customers particularly invited to give
q call
OVERCOATS,
BUSINESS COATS
HEAVY CASHMERE PANTS,
AND CASHMERE VESTS,
etc., etc, etc, AT COST.
LEIGHTON g. BARB0T,
fell 2pGt st. Charles and Canal ss
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George KE. U'6Mgese,
EsscEt $ Co.'s Suf0naes1sdes' SAT

ESGCE1 y VO.73 I591aaElzIee7tNtE' f5aEEeSs
wJLDER'S PATIENT,
With Powder Proof Locks, that have never sbeen
Robbed.
TWELVE YEARS IN USE AND DOLLARS WORTH BOOKS
DESTROYED.
n full assortment the Valuable Safes constantly on
hand and for sale by
SOUTEIMAYD & HARRISON,
mlGl % Camp street.
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matchmaking +! matchmaking

H. P. BUCKLEY
Gate YOUNG & co., s CAMP STREET.
Respectfully invites the of purchasers to his entire
new stock Of fine WATCHES JEW ELRY and ILVERWARE,
manufactured imported expressly TO his order article
of which is fully guaranteed
Particular attention invited to his assortment of Watches
excclled in the city, ind will be sold at prices
lower than often asked for inferior article
me- sctcst attention. as heretofore i'll Watch Repair
ing, Diamond Setting, Jewelry Work. jas 2p2w
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SAuttiolr SalGs.
SUCCESSION sAIE-EsTATE OF F. B. pAoU1N.

SUCCESSION sAIIE-EsTATE OF f. b. DAQUIN
BY N. vIGNIE Auconeer.
g ATURDAY, the 10Th day of March, 1856,
~ ut IL O'Clock, NJ will be sold in lump with the consent of
the of IN order from the Hon. r. H. Morgan Judge Second
District Court of New Oreeps dated oh Fernary s56
CO. situated IT No 30 New Levee street, First District
prsng the Machinery Il Horses Mules CARTS all
s s ia YIN NJ nss S g. bs naa
Bakers and them several seterf
bread sellers, cooks etc., ETC.
adams, II years. 21-Ncd 80 years
Aaron, 80 years. 22--Punch 43 years
3-Antoine, 40 years 23-Royal, q years
ANDRE, 81 years 2i-Robert, 81 years ...
5-Barc, IS years 25-Spencer, Al years
6--Hrown, 43 years 26-sIhth, 81 years
John Bull II years 27-Snor, II years
S--Gain, % years 2S-Sam, 4S years ..
9--Chares 80 years W--Thonl, 81 years
lO--)ane Is years :M-.cnny 81 yeis
ll-Dens 81 years 5-Nhncy, % years
l2-Emiie, II years 32-Alagdeleinc 80 years
l3-Fralcois, IS years $9-hlessy, al years ..
l4-Jim, IS years 3l-iioby, II years
jG-John odd Is years 36--Wian, Is years
l7-l.ouis, i3 years f7-hlise, U months
IS--tioses, 81 years 3S-Suznn, % years
I0-Mitclell q years a9-Nlnrje Louise, years
2D-NIumroc, 50 years
And Immediately AFTER will be Sold for cash. the Stock, sc,
Flour Biscuits etc. tue detail oil which VIII be given
vious to the sale. d..
Terms conitionsonef oth cash. the balance
years credit, without interest, in notes herring mort
sage said slaves, endorsed tie satisfaction of tho
administrator Of said estate Said notes 10 be divided in
parties Interested and il paid at maturity bear
cent. interest.
of sale before j. Agaisse Notary Public al the
of the purchasers.
For further particulars apply on the premises.
NOTICE.
From inspection of the books Of the above Bakery, it will be
by all who be DESTROYS of buying the
amounted Sl3734, making of than
$4,000 year. 1cl1 10 70 m3 III ID
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DepOEs,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. FOR THE SALE OF THE
GENUINE
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
is2S 2pf Nos q Charities street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-06
LYNCH 4 wOOTTON,

II n a Il r. > "A r. a " h n ,
Near I'd johnson sts opposite the st. Charles.
DAKfICULA AR attention paid to buyn and sell
ing real estate, negotiating loans and any other
business that may be entrusted 10 their charge
Persons DESTROYS Of buying selling invited 10
cali at the late Office of Lac Lynch, where, by
reason Ut their consp ieuous position Of the
most business streets the above enjoy superior I'D
vantages for the pur,h ase and sale of real estate
Attention is directed to the following property
for sale on their register:
CITY PROPERTY.
Block No. A6, in Keid's addition.
Corner 10: Johnson and sth streets-lot T. block
lot.
House and lot on 9TH ST., between johnson and
Exchange.
Lot 2, block 10, aud lot 4 block 70,
House and lot corner Exchange and Thirteenth
streets.
Lot 100 feet by %, on Lat, between Johnson and
Exchange.
Lot 20 by 100 feet on 81 ST., between Exchange
and the Alley.
Lot 20 by 80 feat. near the corner OF 4,h and Ex-
change.
Lot on Blondsau, between 9Th and 9th; opposite
the Hotel.
Lot 100 feet deep aud 20 feet front on 9th street,
between Main and Bundeau, and corner Alley,
next new Hotel
Lot corner VI High and Sixth stree,s--lot Z,
block 81.
100 acres Of fine land in Illinois, ~ miles from
Hamilton, and miles from the river; capable Of
division into several market farms.
s2s acres Of splendid SOIL in Clark county, NO.,
miles from keokuk. Has produced 45 bushels VI
wheat 10 the acre.
500 acres Of land in Dodge county. No.
l2o acres of fine land in Montgomery Co., Iowa,
lie from Frankford, the county seat, and the
whole finely wooded and watercd.
highly improved farm in Illinois Of ls6 acres,
100 fenced into fields, anI bslance in splendid
timber. This farm Is d miles from Carthage, and Z
miles from Northern Cross Railroad, now ia opera
ton, contains substantial house with rooms !;
also number OF ut-houses; has fine we'll Of
water At the door VI the milk house 10 one mile
from saw mill, and within miles Of Of several
grist mills. Title good and warranted. =
Five acres Of ground, beinga tue building site,
in section y, Township6j, ranges, two miles from
Main-st.
A farm miles from town, near the Plankroad.
containing 100 acres. improved
FiveW sen acres Of land adjoining Belongs res
idencr.
Lynch Wooiton are agents for the sale of large
quantitiesof land in various parts Ok Missouri.
sept6-dtf.