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G X EENW OOD X M MAR RY,
FOR YOUEG LADIES,
Three miles out on Seren,h street Plank Road,
Is now open for the reception Of pupils.
Address MRS. WIN. KESLEY, Washington,
DC au i6-tSepl*
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HATS! HATS!
L RECElVED A FULL SUPPL

~ . L N EC CEI V Ed "A +
y tine drab Beaver ventila-
ted HATS, which l offer
at $3 SO; they are the best
Hats for the price In the
United States. The best
black dress Hats got up In
he latest style for &3 so. as
good as those usually sold
at SIS; and a good fashion
able fiat at 80, worth "a;
and q first-rate Hat, s. so.
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nR. MUNSON, AT 33s PENN'A AVENUE
II is still making those beautiful
continuous 6IJM TEETH called

continuous GUM TEETH, called XSS
Aliens Patent, for the excelency of0AlO1
which over all other styles Of teeth, many now
wearing them In this city, will checriuliv Voucn.
infringing the patent, and made bad imitation
Of It, against whom 1 hereby caution the public.
N. b. Whenever a Dentist spears against
Aliens Patent Continuous Gum Teeth, when
properly constructed 1t Is because he Is Ignorant
Of the process, incompetent to make the work, or
q unwilling 10 nav for the patent. je l6-u
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GEORGETOWN COLLEGE. nc.
SrUDIES WILL BE RUSUMED IN THIS
~ Institution on Monday, September lst.
au 2T-lw b. A. MAGI1IRE proc
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THE UNION ACADEMY.

Z. RICHARDS, MRS. u. RICHARDS,
Prin II A. Prin. U. r. A.
1NHE NEXT ANNUAL SESSION OF THIS
Il Institution, and Of the UNION FEMALE
ACADEMY, will commence on MONDAY, sep
tember 1, 1885. V3-3n
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CARD.
Mks TEST RESPECTFULLY INFORMS
uA her patrons ard others. that she intends re-
sumng the duties Of her school for Young children
Q, ootn sexes, on Monday, the Ist Of September
r street, between 18th and 14th, au9e 3t*
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C., Bonnet Boxes, new style; Carpet Bags Of all
STYLES and qualities Also, general assortment
Of Ladies', Gents, Boys, and Misses Shoes, all
colors and stiles. AL wishing TO purchase any
~ tha above articles will find II to their adv
tage to examine my stock before purchasing else
where Call at 3. p. HOOVERB,
Iron Hall Penn. ave., bet. 9Th and 10Th
tv22 streets.
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SP. HUOvEk's

CP. HUOVkR'S
Os TRUNK ESTAB-
LISHMENT II have
on hand the largest and
most extensive assort-
ment o. 6entlemens'
and Ladies' Sole Leath-
er Travling Trunk Iron
and ood Frame
p.ckSuo Trunks, Vail.
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Form B.
As witness my hand and seal.
The following Is list of the audited certificates

~ i'ffo"iu - q itSt
still Oh s'a ding:
No Issued to.
3 T ID Tom kins
Ia BukmaI Caafield
81 John A Clifton
~ II X Muse
So r q Hobbs
"a ] De COrdova
81 John Birmingham
l35 Phinea,De CordOv,
l76 e Baldwin
l9l Jam 9 Tilshman
1872 Ma has Clark
sS' sSs Ella Earle
3ss o Blineau
S44 J e Wa lie
6S Peters b Booth
395 Lott Hustled
4Q4 8 Kingsley
427 J Pa ker, for Eliza
b tn Pa -ker, ex'x
437 Benz dict Bayiey
AS Ltander B,a sOn
466 VIM Cdlin
467 John w King
500 T b W-bb
$40 A 3 Thu IN md
5iS TBOs w Marsf all
6l5 Eavid s Kaufman
6i3 GeOrg. w Parker
GA Cfutcher& NJ Crave
s5a s5a VIM Flower
6--3 J A Simrsnn
b y VIM III BelChef
GIT HH Williams
T0l Felix Rieder
IS IS Robert Dale
773 VIM Jones
779 VIM Walker
793 Dyer Pearl
3 2 Isaac l. Hill
1863 Hermordn Brown
674 John w Bower
879 Jam g Nc Ma: ter
9l4 Dyer p. al
9l5 Ma y E len Heden
berg
go J Ellis
Y32 Mrs Ma v Belville
1910 AnsOn era 1sOn
1919 K NJ Forbes
l0a5 James ~ Hogan
IO43 Thomas Lindsay
l045 Jam - l. Green
lU47 Jesse Daniel
l046 J B Da mel
1850 Charles Vincent
1857 1859 oe'vaise
1855 Willis MilIican
1859 ] ID Millicau
1862 John Cavis
lc65 Wm Barton
1919 w Lockhayt
1850 X Morton
ll35 James Khan
ll96 e II Taylor
l24l YOungs Coleman
is4o ROBERT mcNutt
1249 John w Cloud, pc
att'yI II Raymon'
1859 Z De Pom ois
1869 G p Green
1875 g w Sinks & j
Shaw
1927 J,hn Kendiick
1893 samuel Hid en-
1900 John Johnson
1901 Su.an Ma aex
1912 Thomas ii FOrrests
1885 q K Warner
1923 William Fiels
1924 q w Osborne
li25 John A Rutherford
1927 Cornelius VannOy
ls23 Joseph Rates
1873 Ann II Reese
ISIS l.umbard MINIS
1891 J T. Moore
1923 John James
1854 X VI Douglas
1870 ID NJ Fish
1874 VIM Kerr
1880 James A nj oody
1881 z BickfOrd
1919 John Lamer
1915 John Cameron
1929 John ID Taylor
1874 Levi Mercer
1925 Eli Mercer
The outstanding eyid'
debt Of the republic Of :
this DEPARTMENT.
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M RS, MEM

MILL RESUME THE DUTIES OF HER
w school on Monday, September LIST, at No II
Third street, between High and Market streets,
Oeofgetown, ID. z. 27-WThS3t&
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REV. r. w. SIMPSON,
WILL RESUME THE DUTIES OF HIS
" classical nd Mathematical Academy, No
tember 1st an 90 a,x
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MISS 8. FISHEF

MISS D. FISHER
WILL REOPEN HER SCHOOL ON MON.
w day, the LIST September For terms, &c .
apply at No: 353, on 18th street, between l. and
Massachusetts, avenue an o. a
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Which shun the light.n
That was very pretty in lover who saw
his mistress bathing her feet In brook, and
wrote her,
uDo not fear to put thy feet
Naked I'm the water sweet;
Fear not lizard, newt or toad
VIII dare to come where thou has trod.'
The French foot is mesgre, narrow apd
bony; the Spanish is small md elegantly
curved, thanks to it's Moorish blood, cores
ponding with the Castilian PRIDE high in
the instep." The Arab foot is proverSial for
its high arch 90 q stream can run under the
hollow of his foot" is description of its forn.
The foot of the Scotch is large and thick-that
of the Irish fat and square-the English
short and feshy. The American foot is apt to
be disproportionably small
A foot should be arched, fairly rounded
and its length proportioned to the height OF
the individual. Ii should have a delicate
spripg to it, as if it did not quite belong 10
the earth, and touched it daiatily if not dis
dainfuIly. The ankle should express tender
ness-should be round and frn, and not too
small.
al have hurt the wrist Of my foot" said O
beautiful child, who never misf faaosd q phrase,
because words were given him only as he
stood In need of them. Now this pretty
phrase, " wrist of my foot" conveys the true
idea of an ankle. 1t should have the grace
and Aexibility of the wrist, TO which it oorres
ponds. :.
Touching this subjest VIC have oftentheugh'
it unseemly when beautiful women 60 70 Dc
newly sandalled, and we see them place eaeii
foot 30 compose1iy on the h zee OF the arss.a ,
with the white covering ne STING away aN ~
frill and embroidery. We were INC ino'
convinced of this uuseemlin ess when we reae
the following lines, sent to he house. 'oge'nel
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A So n z.

The folio wing lines we have found noet-
ins 0loose.n Unlike most negro melooses
lhey have tho ring Of genuine posoc excei-
lepce and harmony in them worthy OF oeang
pes to music. We publish them with tns
hone that some Of our musical friends VIII
try their hand upon them
bark dgrk de night. and ~ua Dc moon,
No Ear but one ain pcepingi
D. hoo owl sings d. same ole toon,
Az tru dc woods N crecpiu',
..H,o-a .o boo hoo .''--wbocar Tor dat,
YOU good f,r mott n feddered cat
Dis rtyger keep Oh singin;
lie sin4. aud Oh dc banjo play
70 charm dc gobium ghosts away,
While de skunk be sweets am ainSing
Trco dc woods-pash along,
Never fear dc boog . boo;
Iroo de woodlands de song,
Gallus Oh Ginger Blue
D. WIN um- will squat on de stone,
lroNs music from his nddlei
DE dtlcing frogs all rrash . down
Outside and up Dc middle.
VIVA, DAT what dat, dis nigger'ssy eyes
Dsp ore, Wild mi gh'y big surprise,
Jpn de gum tree swin1inE
\ A,u postum ut he ease,
h cksd in de cradle Oh lie breeze,
And l,st ming to de singing
feo de woods, push lopg
Nebbef mind dc poss am, too
4resJ de wuods--dat's de song,
Isariess son oh Ginger Blue
II. IN ton's gwine down-pitch dark do oil ght
Cpd GO 4 de dew am falling;
tear Ills aarkey see sight,
Dat ct him wool a-crawltng
Who aary who dar Ia gobinm cusst
peak or dis minstrum's banjo bust
pax, aud dysef unrnhbl ,
Peak goblum peak hui whs RI or no,
lis m,ai-,rum drap his old banjo,
And TRIP altrrLs TRABpL q
Irpe d. woods--cut A'oug-
Fuidcr back you bugumboo
fruo de woods---drap de song,
Nitnble chile oh otnger blue.
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Wyoming, N. II.

ATUW - TAk CHANGE ION MAKING FOR
1Nftunss. Notice Is hereby given 10 the world
and thc rest Of THAI there will be sale Of
Lots In Wyoming, Otse County, Nebraska Terrific
~, on the 1btA aAy Of October, A. b., 1856.
To thoes who have had the pleasure Of seeing this
beAutfuistle, and surrounding country, IL lie usrles
to say anything In conmehdatiun, ~ the reality 10
superior 10 any dcscr ption that can be gwen but
to those who have not, would say, that yomi ny
10 situated at the mouth Of Weeping Water River,
and has the very best rock landing the Mo river,
without any exception whatever. The beach from
the mouth of Weeping Water, for the dist anee VI
three fourths OF mile down. Ii nearly In strA rht
line and Is perfect rock base In some places al
re sdy rrsded The bud IL low and full OF tho boat
me aud sand stone rock in the tory and abun
dsnt enough 10 supply large city for all future
ages for building, paving, &c. There extern
sve bodies Of timber in the immedi Ate vicinity, ON
bth sides Of the river sionecoai, lime and sand.
stone abound throughout he whole valley Of the
Weeping Water. The bluff, from few feet above
hi gh water mark, slopes up 1t m angle Of about
six degrees, for distanec of one-f fourth Of . mile
| then spreads out into the most beautiful table
| lands nting W view the most romantic and
| magnificent Landscape ever bsheld by this eye Of
man. Tho surrounding country - wAtered by the
almost innumsrAbis tributaries OF the Weeping W y
| ter 50 CO sbrated in romance and Indian tradi
tionsl and Ii the finest farming region In the West
ern country. Wyoming lies due west oi sidney
| Clarinda, Bedford Bloomfield, keosauqaa and Bur
ington, aud is the best terminus for railroad Oh
| the Missouri River, and the best point for west
| ern extension, being due cast of New Fort kearny
and the nearest point the Missour, to the great
| Salt springs In NsbrHfkn.
From the great natural advantages this poin, ha,
over every other place the river 1t Ia destined t.
| become the urcat Commercial Metropolis vi IL,
| Territories west Of the Missouri.
There 10 the machinery Tor steam saw mill JUS
landed al our Lssee, which will b. erected form
| with. There is another expected in short time
There will be Printing uthcc set up and week.,
newspaper issued in \ lew days. Merchants ane
Mechanics are selecting lots in Wyoming for tn
immediate erection vi buiIdinEs suitable tor then
business The country back already ptes.nss thr'v
ing aspect being dotted pyos With held aud house.
! Of industrious farmers. There IL nv hunbug abou
the matter just come and see for yourselves, an
get ysu u good home Whine you can get IT ehssp
AT ths sais ON the day above named, YOU can bu.
for few dollars, what would coat you thousands II
short time hence.
by order OF the Wyomtng Town Company, NJ.
JACOB DAWSON,
Wyoming, y, T. sept. -, 1856. SECRETARY
~td
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For the date City
EAeOkuk Literary society.


AT u stated meeting of this society held
on Thursday, Sept. 18th, 1856, the follow
ing preamble and resolutions were unani-
mously adopted:
Whereas, it appears desirable that this
society should take steps for the formation
OF Library and free reading room, as one
Of the best means OF promoting the moral
and intellectual welfare Of its inhabitants,
therefore,
Resolved, That committee Of seven mem
bers be appointed To wait ON the citizens Of
keqkuk, to solicit subscriptions and dona-
tons for this purpose, and 70 take such 9TH
err steps as may hes. accomplish the object
proposed.
MKssRs. EDITORS Permit me through your
columns to call the attention of citizens to
the Importance and usefulness Of such step
As we purpose undertaking. At this moment
there exists not place where young men
can meet after hours Of business, unless it
be the drinking and gambling saloons (of
which this City contains not few These
are resorted to frequently for want Of other
/ and better opportunities. 1t is our object to
E
i evening during the week comfortable
room containing good Library Of useful
! books, magazines, &C., where au hour may
be proatabiy spent, and in which weekly Lee
lures may be delivered before the society and
the public. II is to be hoped that citizens
! who feel the Importance of mental culture
for Young men, and who believe that an in
i telligcn, community have less tendency to
vice than an ignorant one, will respond to
this appeal by literally contributing to this
object.
Keokuk, which deseryedly stands foremost
in material prosperity among western cities,
should not be behind providing means for
tho equally important matter Of the mental
training of her young sons. TrasnLg this
appeal viii be IasoraDiy received,
am, gentlemen, Respectfully,
| One Of the mem bers Of the
kEoKux LITERARY SOCIETY.
\ +. 5. The committee will call on the cit
1 izans during the present and following week
+ ID receive subscriptions, &c.
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Fremont aud Buchnnan--The Con.


FREE LAB0R-THR NATURAL CAPITAL
winch CONSTITUTES THE REAL WEALTH
OF THIS GREAT COUNTRY, AND CREATES
THAT INTELLIGENT POWER IN THE MASS
e. ALONE TO BIZ RELIED ON As THE Bull
waRk OF FREE INSTITUTIONS. -Joas e.
TRrA.Nr's Letter II icrepiaacs,
REDUCE OUR NOMINAL To THE REAL
STANDARD OF PRICES THROUGHOUT THE
WORLD AND you COVER Our COUNTRY
WITH BLESSINGS AND BENEFITS F. See Ba-
caaaans Speech on L0ss HagtE, Ntss kegstsr, roi.
Z, page 426.
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IA. MAautaLs tuarouSp EXTRACT OF bESSk
PLAxr--A esltain cure Tor piarrhGa, Dysentery,
sumner uin paint, aud nll affections Of the bowels
attend i viii relaxation. Asa safe, palaabie and
reliabe remedy ii is uuequatied. For children
tsething All aided with irritation Of the bowels, ~
is ih.tn ~ )thing remedy in use. Prepared ana
sold by JA G. MAGUlKE,
Chenists and Druggists,
w cor Olive 4 ID sts., ST. Louis.
For salsta keokuk by Z. ii 0Connor, and Drug
gists gea,raliy. lnux@"oA" WV"
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RickEY x Mason, Surgeon Dentists, are
prepared TO insert Teeth upon Gold, Silver
and Gnt,a rercha, also upon Platina with
continuous Gum, which for beauty and
cleanliness cannot be surpassed. They are
determined 10 do the neatest work that Is
done in the City, and at a less price than
any other office here. ofhce on Biondeau
between Third and Fourth.
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LYNCH a WOOTTON,
REAL ESTATE kTS.

h A l. h a " + n ,,
Near IDA johnson xts., opposite the ST. Chares
DAkfIcGLAka attention paid 70 bsying and sell
ing real estate, negotiating loans, and any other
business that may b. entrusted to thclr charge
Persons DESTROYS IT busng or sellinE are invited to
cali NJ the late ONCE Of Rae Lynch, where, BY
most business streets the above enjoy superior ID
santAges for the purchase aud sale Of real estate
Attention Is directed to the following property NOV
DRY PROPERTY.
Rear ends Of lotsI, and 5, in block liz, BE-
tween 18th and 18th. Front on Tinea.
Hsuse and lot Exchange at, between Sd and
sth. Full lot. Houss rents for $500. Also stable
and cistcrn.
20 IT. front ON Main, witha depth II l40 feet
par, Of lot 1, in block 1873.
Lot 20 II front aud 40 II. deep on Sd, between
Exchange and Alley.
80 II. BY I40 fl. near corner 9th ana johnson.
Block No. 10, in Reid addition.
Corner lot johnson and 9Th streetS-lot I, block
House and 10, on 5th st., between johnson and
Exchange.
Lot 2. block 10, aud lot 4, block 20.
House and lot corner Exchange and Thirteenth
Lot loo feet by ~, on LIST, between johnson and
Exchange.
10. 2Oby 100 feet on Sd st., between Exchange
and the Alley.
Lot ~ BY 50 feet, near the corner Of 4th and Ex-
change.
I-o, on Blondeau, between 9th and 9th opposite
the new Hotel.
Lot 100 feet deep and 20 fee, front 9th street,
between Main and Biondsau, and corner on Alley,
ext new Hotel.
Lot corner of High and Sixth strssts--lot Z,
block 81.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
" acres adjoining Boston, II miles from Ksokuk,
On tho Plank Road. tine impros cd farm.
lbV acres OF tine land in Illinois, ~ miies from
Hamilton. aud miles from the riseri capable VI
division into several market farms.
szs acres OF splendid sui In Clark county, Mo-,
miles from ksoAuk- las produced - bashsls Of
what - tie acre
ouV acres Of land in Dodge county, No.
l2O acres Vt fne land in Montgomery Co., lows,
mile from Frankford. the county seat, and the
whole finely wooded and watsTed.
highly imprvved farm in Iliinois Of l6e acres,
l20 fenced into fields, and balance In splendid
timber. This farm il 4 miles from CsrthAgr, and
miles from Northern uross Railroad, now in open
ton, contains substantial house with rooms /
also \ number Of out houses has . hne we'll 81
water ut the door OF 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 0ne building site,
In Section y Township 50, ranges two niissi from
Main-st.
farm 7 miles from town, near the Plankroad,
containing 100 aeres improved.
flveor Zen acres Of land adjoining BeldinGs res
idcnce.
Lynch Woolton are agents for the sale Of large
quantities Of land In variousp parts OF Missouri.
sept6-dtf.
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NJ An 10 liz ID,

In this cits on the lst instant, by judge Lowe.
WIN foIward., Esq to Miss lsadore Hinc, all u
kenkuk
The 4. itors of the CATE City wish the happy pair
abundant Jos, and acknowledge the compliment
paid 10 them on the occasion.
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China, Glass and QueemsWAve.
fIyHE PUBLIC WILL TAKE NOTICE THAT
JOHN n. QUlRK
Is now Offering great bargains in his line His stock
comprises every thing usually found in Cookery
and class store.
Country Merchants, Groccrs, and heads of fam-
lies win do wen 70 call aud examine goods and
prices.
Store on Main, between FIRST aud Water streets
septic. dAwh J.B. QUIkK.
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MAll1ncgY ana Fancy 0oO0s.
ATTENTION. LADIES!

WOULD respectfully call the attention Of the
/ Ladies' - ny large and we'll selected stock Of
Fall and Winter 0oods, which Twill sel at Cincin-
natl prizes. Ny steak consists of silk. straw, and
sssvss nssnsss, also, . spisssiaa assusis.0s ~
Ribboos, Flowers, and FeAthers selected with greet
care You Will ind everything in the Millinery aad
Easy ssa.asss, At my sssahhshment, IN tbs latest
business q the shortest notice lining, trim
ming, blesching, pressing and making bennsts Of
every description TO order. l will warrant all
work TO give saaisfacti0n.
Coma one, c0me al. No trouble to show goods ct
Mrs. 0lenny r, No. 7s johnson street, between End
and Sd directly opposite Dinner > saloon.
sept96diy MRS. 0LRNNY.
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xs.lce 20 Contractors.

~ NO0tE~NsSAos
x EALED PROPOSAL Will ha received 81 the once
- 81 the City Engineer till ) o'clock p. m, Of
Monday, october 18th. A d. 1855, for the gra
dug Of Exchange street from the Lesec to Fourth
street
Aiso, for the grading u the Alleys In Blocks
Nos iu6 and 81
At The sane time proposals viii be reviewed FOR
building n culse ri in Block 81.
Specification. and irnLles can be seen 1t the Of
doe Of City Engineer.
L HUTCHINSON.
K.osuA. oct Ado; city Engineer,
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4 NOVEL BALL Rool.-A Ilambug cor
respondent Of London paper writes that
although the rent paid by the British ambas-
sador for his hotel during the coronation at
Moscow is thirty thousand dollars per month,
the house did not contain an apartment large
Gu ough for ballroom and that for an
other hotel which did contain one Of sufficient
Dimensions, the monthly rent demanded was
SO exor bitant that a saloon Of iron covered
with glass was to be scnt to Moscow from
England, about 1000 miles distant.
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s.cona street. cheap CAsh s..
Mississippi Valley Nurseries,

We are now prepared 10
furnish = general &ssort-
ment II the most desirable
kinds Of FRUIT TREES,
such a. Apple. Peach, Pear,
Cherry, Plum, Ounce, &c.
Small fruits, Raspberries,
Strawberries, Currants,
Gooscberrics, Ac,, together
with any quantity VI Cat
awba aud Isabella Grape
Roots.
Our stock Of Dwarf
Pears and Apples Is very
4 htS ss,,erinllv far
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R0At Estate anu 1uouBo0GE - $780,
nFFICk In kilbourne's block, Main street, BE-
~ tween I'd and Id, heoAuk, Iowa.
KEyxREScxx~-EIwarl hiIboufne, Esq, heokuk
John Whitehead, Eeq., New York shAa. \. fros',
10; Messn. Page, Brggs Rabbit p,aton Amor
u. smith, Esq., Pro,idsnce, X. H. EJssF .enkln,
Esq l., Cincnuati,o.; j. w AacAerie' Esq sc~ VI
REAL ESTATE AGENcY.--PArticalAr attention
paid TO the purchasing and selling Of City Loas,
Houses aud Lands OF every description.
LIFE, FIRE, d MAXINE INSURANCE AoEN
cY for the " Mutual Late Insurance Company Of n
YORK ACCUMULATED irsn, x3,2so,Oov.
the .ArLANIIC FlkE MARINE ms.
CO, u Providence, X. L. fAip rr eAsirAL $iso,.
ooe
THE "ATHENEuM FIRE INsl RANCE CO., Vi
London BRANCH Ar PHiLADkLPaIA, Pa.
TIE "PEoKIA MAEtAE AND FIRE lNs. CO.,
VI Peoria Ills. PAIpIs 1AFrAI siao,ooe.
Having been appointed Agent Tor this s6ose
named tirst O. sss raliabts otc,s, would beg lenv.
TO INFORM tho merchants and citisens gsndfaii! Vi
this city, that sm !rsaFed to take Lie, fife, anu
Marine Risks, a. as ios ates AZ can ~ hsa ~ any
other sound and reliable ofeea- open roileas
granted ON AstaSorhtle terms ~ can " nnu IN my
II the Eastern Cities. Imsy 80, ls5o--d
cay Lsss and Land Tor sale.
on FRET front, on Sd i. bat Main sud BiondsAa.
OU Viii DO soli low.
30 feet front BY 90 fet deep on I'd street between
ExchauKs and Bank sts., with improvements, Can ~
had had at = bargain.
100 square feet situated on the corner al lst aUd
Btondeau, for sale on reasonable terms.
Hood Lot ON Desmoines street, between Tenth
Eleventh.
q Lots on PAlean stree, between Tenth and Elsv-
enth.
2 yery handsome Lots on orleAIs IT., bet. 9th and
10Th.
100 Acres very desirable farming land located
about 10 miles from the city the ST. frAucisyiis
road.
100 Acres, finely los ted soil very rich stu
Ated abo ut two Diles aboye Montrose, the Bur
iington Rad.
xuood Lots with new one and hall story brick
Dwelling honsu, situated on Exchange rtrest, bet.
g2th and 10TH containing good rooms has an 81
cellent lar and brick csstnIn and being In every
way fitted upfo a comfortable residence.
Tor terms apply t. Z. X. DIMoSD,
aagl3 kiibourns's Block, MAip-st.
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those he i N - ornamont heir ground, with small
trees which Will commence bearing theserond yso,
after plating
Also Fancy Shrubbery, kycrgrcens, Roses. &c.
mile west II the old City limits. ON the Bluff Fer
nv road 10 the Des Moines. or BY mail, addressed
to uuBDELL HILTON.
Keaknk Oct s. daw
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