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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The 6aAneiAf news b. the Fuison, in New York,
Wednesday syenin q wss- REGARDED q unfsyprpbls,
end buoJsseJ. Thsrs vsfs salss d 1900
virginia - .. 80, esoc 10. d oss& end eseee Do.
Ct esas. err sN r
- ny TELEGRAPH
BALTIMoaE, Jaa. i.-eIesr unchanged Whest
seets lower. Corn unchanged
Richmssa Markets, January 4.
CORN.-Ths market hes not changed dpee ur lest
weekly repost We still quote IS cts per bushel 10
consequences OF the holiday without sales, and with
the remark that some hoiaers demand Zoe. Recspts
have bsen suspended for week.
FLOUR There h nothing doina In Flour now; but
We renew quotations, vis: % 620e IS for faif to
choice 6uperne for shipment; 90 for Fine and eoIz
for Mddiings To the retail trade 81 for supeshne
Extra 81 5007 IS; Family es5009. No receipts OF
consequence last week.
TOBACC0.--For the week there ave oeen no
breaks In the warehouses; and W :1rav former quo
tations. We quote inferior tod) Lass ct es0iso %
Slipping eII0I250: Manufacturing 9l2 5o0lS 80.
Fine shipping Leaf SI6.506lB: fine Msnufacturnz
ei7 5o03s 50040. New Luga 10 hnas: =. oU0S % ;
Leaf e1oaI4.50 Loose Lugs e675d7750s6O; Leaf
eI01l375
WHEAT-Nothing doing at present, ON account OF
the bodays We peat quotations. viz: Good to
rrirne Red l4enJ45; GOOD TO prime White 1500l55
kaceipts suspeuded for q wsek-the mills not grind.
in, and the noillers not In the market
WHISKEY.-Declined to S8Gs9 for Richmond -.
Cincinnati, none in market
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DEATH OF HON T. c. GRAY.-The telegraph
mentions the death of Hon. Francis c. Gray, Ct
Boston. Deceased was . son of the Hon VIM.
Gray an eminent merchant, and the most extern
sive ship owner In the country. He was born in
Salem, the 10Th September, 1890, and graduated At
Harvard in 1909 and afterwards went through a
course of studies in the Office of Hon VIM. Pfes-
cott and was admitted to iihe bar. but he did net
pursue the profession for any considerable time
Possessing ample wealth, he became man Of let
ters and devoted his powerful and well cultivated
mind to the pursuits of literature He was private
secretary to John Quincy Adams, when he wa.
Minister in Russia He was one of the most bril-
liant and accomplished writer's among us. and was
an early contributor to the North American Re
view He was also the author of variety OF lite
rAry works of more or less merit; wa an actv.
member of sundry charitable institutions; served
il both. branches Of the State Legislature occu
pied place in the Executive Council, and was
made AtI L. D. by Harvard.
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8 TUP THAT COUGH !!

The great remedy for COUGHS, COLDS, CRouP and
WHooPING COUCH.
DR.. ROSES COUGH SYRUP
Cures Coughs of the worst kind. 1t also hoarse
ness throat weakness of the chest, pain in the
breast and lung affections. Wherever there il psin
mix with the Cough Syrup 10 drops of Pain Curer.
aud you will find immediate relief DR. Roses Cough
Syrup relieves and frequently cures eonumptve
cough, and ores the system against further sttscks
r. In bottles at so cents and 81.
TO CURE GROUP.
The lives Of thousands Of children have been saved.
by using DR.. ROSES Group Syrup. 1t gives instant
relief. q cents bottle.
TO CURE WHOOPING COUGH.
Dr. ROSES Whooping Cough Syrup 10 the ouly
certain cure for Whoopne Cough. Il in a short
time and ssys all irritation Of the Lungs 80 cents
bottle.
The above valuable medicines are recommended by
PHYSICIANS who have tried them in their practice.
To be had of all Druggists In Richmond, Peters
burg. Norfolk, Lynchburg and Frederieksburg, Va.
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ID EMOvAL.--Dr. PLUME has removed
IL his Office to the third house, South of Trinity
Church. South sids aud about one hundred yards be-
low the Exchange Hotel DR.. p. continues to treat
all syphlitic and gonorrhGal complaints; and having
can give very general satisfaction. A call from
hose Interested is solicited
DR. P. ais makes ana ven6s of the best resto-
ratives, Chemical Extract of French Flowers,> for
constitutional weakness ever offered to the public.
DR.. 2. nay be consulted conf ientially by letter,
or otherwise: Medicines securely packed and sent
to order, in almost any direction.
Office hours from A. NJ, till 9 p. M. Franklin
street, the Exchange Hotel, Richmond city,
Vs. no Is
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EMBHOcATlUN,I sf shs care 81 sAeus,
AIkheunatisu spsains, Bruises. he. The virtue end
eject Of thss article 10 too we'll known to require
euioay. Prepared and sold opty By
deSs A. B0DEKEk, No. 10 Main q.
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IOHN w. DAVIES.
J DEALER IN AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
MARBLE, BROWN STONE AND GRANITE

MAIN sihEEI, bLIWEEh 9TH AND YIN sFS.
MONUMENTS, TONES, HEAD PIECES,
House and Store Fronts Window and Door sil.s Sc
Burying Grounds eaelosed with stons and Iron Rail-
Ing. First Premium swerded BY the Meehsniss H.
srtute and Agricultural Society Of Virginia.
ie ta-ts
FRIDAY, December 18th, 1855.
Received per steamer, this week, the followiu
tine Clothing
so black Beaver Cloth Over-Coets fne
IS Raslans vAryfng in quality from $40 to sS5
$50 snslness Costs, Of Drsb, Brown and Black
Cashmere
pair Of Black Doeskin Cashmere Pants
60 pair Of Fancy Cashmere do
Lao Vests, OF Silk, Velvet Black and Fancy CASH
mere
doz. Cord and White Kid Gloys,
10 dog Merino Shirts and Drawers
Thoee 10 want OF fns Cicthins of lStess sfyiss al
the lowest cash price, s,cied 70 call and sxsIa
ius the large stock, At J D. GOODMANS,
No. ii9 Maiu street.
N 81 have IN store. also large stock Of Ter.
waits Clothing, II low prices, eIs DC
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Cosr OF LIVING IN THE WEsT-Ths st Loui.
Int igencer, says; Everything needed to make q
enormous are going up every quarter day; Goa
which should he plenty in cur streets at six OF
eight cents bushsl 10 scarce at fifteen and a. tbs
tins exhorbrsnt charges Of the Ferry company it !.
like to 60 mp to twenty and perhaps to double that
wood seven to eight dollars 9 cord at the Lsyee Ana
advancing every day; flour seven to eight dollars
barrel and ros extra at hat butter thirty to fortv
cents; eggs thrty-.ve cents dozen; poultry ont o,
reach OF common pu rsesi potatoes two dollars busb
81; and game only TO be bought BY those who are
aoie 10 rare sum ptuousy every day. Ii these price,
rule now, &C. what will they arrive with a CLOSED
river for two or three months! Why such Stat. al
things should exist 10 que stion easier ssk es thar
swered. 'HaN 01'
Aheokuk paper says that the rent of little shan.
y Whereabouts 10 nearly five hundred dollars; coal
ofS cents wood six to eight dollsrs and other arti.
II takes almost every cent msn eau raise te buy nIo
Visions for his family. consequently he has no money
lelt 10 pay his debts and find it In all our OK.
changes Throughout the West.
EXPLORATION OF TIE LA PLArA.-The re port
on the late exploration and survey of the river La
OF the nitea States steamer Water Witch is an in.
terosting paper Tho principal ailments of the L.
Plata the essns ard UuEuay, and their tributaries
cended thu Psrana about miles from Buenos
AyIes to its confluence with the Paraguay, and from
this psint tho Paraguay vas further aseended about
500 miles 70 tho Brazilian military post Of Corumba,
beyond which the advance of the Wstsr Witch wss
prohibited. The provinces bordering ON the Parsns
are Entre Ron and Comeatas Oh the left, and Santa
70 on the nfht-the latter chiefly Inhabited BY va
rious tribes OF Indians The extent Of country EN-.
brscss some sno 600 squess riles and 10 watersd by
navigeble rivers and we'll studded wit timber The
fertility OF the soil II unsarpssssd. sparse pop
G,ated. The Psrsns was ascended by the Wafer
With when " IL lower stage, but no dificulty wss
expsrteaesd IL Its navigation. The average width
o. ths raraeasy fre one eighth to three qnsrtes
o. mile. Both Iiysrs are admirably Named
70 steam nsvisssion. There are no obstrne,iops in
tse sesPe OF .hosss o. Fesks while the wood 4 ON
tns bsnss OF tie tsrasuay vss aseesasa 70 De eaus
the region beidsrnf on the Paraguay d very tbinIv
settiee there being space Of $50 miles wbs,s thers
~ NOT Hssia civil z-d hsb''stion. Lieu. Fsss IA
opInion taat the Wsssr ~ilch could hsvs ascend
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A NOVEL DUEL They have a novel way Of
doing things in Texas. The Austin State Times
gives the following particulars of duel which
took place recently in De Witt county:
1.-TWO men came TO q drinking establishment
drank together, conversed some moments In an
under tone, went small distance together mea.
sured the ground. took their stations and com.
menced firing with pistols. At the third FIRE one
of them was wounded. His antagonist helped him
into . wagon which was passing, and rode off
Neither of the parties were known TO the specta'
tors, nor has it been ascertained whether the
wounded man has dad"
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r AIDES, BAZAAR AT 2O4 BROAD
4 street, between 4th and 9Th streets, Richmond.
A choice assortment of DRY GOODS, suited for the
season and exclusively for Ladies' Vslvets, koris
Antique and other Trimmings, great variety; Rib
hons Flowers Ennbroiaeiies, Gloves Hose, SC
ltlso, variety of articles: Ready Made ChildrerS
and Infants Clothes, hand and made to to order;
Embroidery of every style executed In the neatest
msnner. All Of which will be sold Is per cent. less
than can be purchased In the city.
de 20-dIm
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IN FRESH SUPPL1s A{A
AA Just received at 70 Main street, fresh
supply OF Ladies' and Children's
FANCY FURS,
OF the following styles:
Stone Martin British Sable,
Russia Sable. French Martin,
Black Lyrx, Mink sable,
Fitch, Siberian Squirrel,
and every other style sad kind worn this season
Ladies will please call and examine for themselves
ALSO,
Splendid Carriage ROBES, Gents Far CoLLAKs
and GAUNTLETS. ,,,,,,c,
l. 90 70 Main street.
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=. TOKAGE.. M erchants' A ccommoda
= Warehouse, for the storage of Flour, Wheat
Corn, Coffee, &C, &c.
Persons having goods to store, would consult their
interest by storing with We them all trouble
In receiving shipping and marking, attending person
ely to that our selves.
They also save q large amount of money in drsyage
alone, By storing with Our Warehouse being sit.
uated Oh the dock goods be received ard deliver
ed free of draysge.
Insurance effected st the lowest city rates II de-
sired. BRIDGFORD & CO
NO IS Corner Goth Dock and Cary streets.
COtlMkRCIAL SAVINGS BANk-.Char
~ tered by the legislature of Virginia, December
18th, ls5S-Csptal, $50,000.-This Institution re.
eeives deposits. which interest is paid the rate
OF per cent. per annun if remaining deposit 81
months, and s per cent. for shorter periods.
WIN. g. PAINE, President,
GEO. j. SUMNER Secretary,
JNO. Ii. MONTAGUE, Treasurer.
mh Is Office No. l5S. corner Main and 18th
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n I~.~s-s "a NUTtCt.--Thsst steamer a.
Sxrsssaae.:,sn1 Il. sRUL1Z commsnesa d ,Sn1,ay
and. THUgspAY. Jesyjns WINDSOR SHADES sc
81 o'clock A NJ, for RICHMOND. and WI! 1eays
Richmond at 81 o'clock every WEDHEeDAi a1a
SATURDAY for Windsor Shades
and Chick ahominv Rivers.
de- 2g--2n.A WILLIAM III. CAhLpN, c ap--
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-. FUK nENT...i wish to rent for the
H;a ensuing ysar my VEGETABLE GARDEN on
.E;a Church Hill, containing two acres OF lAyd,
highly improved. L. L. VAN-LEW.
d,a zQ-ts
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VI Square
Black and Colored Silks
Plain and Printed De LANES
Plain and PLAID Merinoee; Colored Flanneis
White Flannels of every description.
Black BON bszines and Alpscas
Tamise Cloth Plaid Sbswls Gc.
The above, with many other articles in our line,
will be sold at very low prices ia order to reduce
stock, preparatory to taking &C inventory.
de 20 PARKER. klMMO co.
4 ~ n E..-.x new An regular receipt oil
~ SOFT and HARD COKE----the former a de-
Hzhtful fuel for CRATES, and the latter excellent
and economical substitute for anthracite coal for
stoves ranges and heating furnaces. Apply at the
coke yards corner of 18th street and Basin bank Oh
sosneT Of Byrd and eth streets, south side Canal.
NH s---ts mo j WFRTH Art
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NHAkELh WORKS .-nllLLkh a. WIN.
lVl CENT, Dealers in Italian and American Mar.
hla, and Manufacturers OF MONUMENTS TOM8S,
HEAD PIECES, FONTS, FURNITURE MAX
BILE, &c, nsary opposite Second Baptist Church.
Main Ut.
We respectfully invite the attention Of those in
want to our stock band, which consists OF as
large aud we'll finished assortment can be found
at any establishment 10 the city,
MONUMENTS of any size or design made to or
Remember the place, apd please give US call, AZ
ter examining work nanship and prices elsewhere
no 25-3pn
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<xsa FOX BEHC.-A house und Eprdan
M.J with six acres in Duyals Addition ans house
MA on Union Hill. A. 3. HUTCHINSON.
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Alex. Duval, Paterson L Jackson. Chas. MilsHsashs
e. J. Picot, A. Bodeker and Charles d. Yale.
LEAR FROM A LATTE MEMBER OF
IL TIE HOUSE OF DELEGATES OF VIZ
GINIA.- This is to Certify, That have been uslng
in my family DR.. l. Seoti's Celebrated White Circas-
fed it is tn besE Lniment ] have ever used al
though have used not less than dozen other kinds,
and can with confidence recommend 1t to the at
hcted. JAMES EVANS.
December 4, 1855.
All the above Medicines for sale by Purcell, Ladd
L. n, and Alex DuvaI Richmnn5 dA3
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NIUTiCE.--The subsc riber takeB pie.saiho
~ In informing his numerous friends ana Lne -.
lie in gene raj that he has made ve'y ieree II
ton f,r the coming Christmas and holcsys OF .,
kinds Of American and French Goodies snd y
in the way of Christmas presents for ladies' sG 80
rayset and especially those of my importston'
1t would take too much space TO enuroefsls wv
rious articles but it 10 sufi ,ient to say youss
old, little aud great, call at PlLLisIe, ~, ran
Ssu eno Diooo, anu Jo~ ~@ ~ do 2
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Mrs. DAVIS, COUGH ELIXlk.-Thfs
IV1 excellent and never failing remedy for Coughs
Colds, Who6ping Cough Pulmonary Complaint, and
giving great relief in Consumption and most diseases
arising from Colds and neglected Coughs il rapidly in
creasing in popularity. The following testimonial is
from q gentleman well known in this community:
RICHMOND, May q, 1855.
Mrs. A. B. Daps: Dear Madam, take great plea
in certifying the beneficial effects of your val
liable medicine, named and 80 well known as mt
DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR" Having used 1t in my
family for the last seven years in the use of which
my wife hes been greatly benefited and myself re-
stored from disease of the chest contracted during
my campaign in the late war with Mexico, with ell
gratitude, Madam towards you. for its good e6eens
you can make any use Of this letter you may tbias
proper, for tha benefit Of the community ct large
Yours respectfully,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-02

IFE INSURANCE. w. KNOW LEs,
IL Agent for the mutual SEHEFlT LIFE IN
sURANCE COMPANY" ssbs ell persons DESTROYS
eecting insurance their lives, to the following
facts:
This Company is perfectly mutual.
1t makes and pays dnAndI diridcH1s ich7e the in
snTeG is Hiring Of over third the premium paid.
Half the pre- MUM 10 loaned TO Cs nsuf cd six per
csnt interest il he wishes
de l9-l2t Office at Ststionsr's HaM.n d Paarest
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Two mARkkT sAMDkrk h s. - 8 hny ,
1est reesiysd full supplies of extra early Garden
6srdsn sesd. r. JOHNSTON 6 BRO.
pl Drugsisti.
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SAi.T AND PLA Virginia
- and Tsnnessss Railroad is finlshed to saltville,
and am now epareG to furnish SALT and PLAs-
TER to customers in sacks or barrels upon the most
accommodating terms and upon the shortest notice.
NV Agents along the line OF the Road will receive
orders for either article in any qusntty customer
may desire The attention of farmers is particularly
invited to the Virginia article and feel assured that
trial Of ether or both articles will result in its
elusive use. Any orders addressed to Mr. G. u.
LITCEFIELD, my agent in Lypchbarg, will meet
with prompt attention.
All ar.ices of my brand are warranted pure.
THOS. L. PRESTON,
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NEsTIN DEAlUNSTRATE 1.-~!fiA.
IL DAME MOLTEN respectfully inforIes the Ia.
dies and Gentlemen of Richmond and vicinity, that
she will give information in all the affairs relating TO
life, such az Health Wealth, Love, Marriage, Jour
neya, Law Suits. Difficulties in Business, Abssnt
Friends Sickness and Death, and in respect to Gil
other subjects both past present and future, and all
concerns of life. Terms For Ladies % cents, Cen
tlsmen 50 cents, each. Apply at No. II, (which Is
and Main and Cary streets, Richmond, Va.
lI--.Srn&
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INNS certifies that the "T0nnwandn
Valley Agricu tural Society, and Farmers aud me
show. held at Athia, Wyoming county, State OF New
York. did award its first premium on Dseuerreotypes
to Peter Z. Gibbs, of Richmond Va
Secretsry's cffice 7. V. A. 8. & Y j. MAJ
Athis, November 9th 1856.
SfLAS FOLSOM,
NO % Recording Score tary.
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NONHC MhkS OF o WV II "a pT..
" have their meters filed with Aleneaoh s,gs
vent them from being frozen up WI o.. ia
notice at the efiice OF the CLERK Of the oss ""-
City Ran .o,s,,,ucs
The following 10 sn extract from the -. e1th,
concerning the Gas Works" passed Ms'ea '"'
1856: L., "a be
.W'her the inspector has required ms \. sIlsl
covered to protect 1t from the frost, OF 20 soy.
ins ar .uch seohoi be furnished not BY the !.
az hu. by the inspector. the cost testee' '-
charged to the consuaerh .,vSuv sunt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-02

NEW STSSCK We are opesia1 7resH
supply Of Gas Chandelier, OF new paitsrps; alss
Brackets, Pendants, Glass and Paper Shades, no.
dc - hTE1RIAa b ptrv.FtN
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lsuus FOR HENT-.A newly bniit DweII-
EiiW ing House within few hundred yards Of the
4saA Central Rail Road Depot The house has two
stories and basement and kitchen, with well o.
good water on shs premises. Rent moderate, to a
good tenant. Enquire of
VIM. WHITLOCK
de IS--fs ftali Sc Old Market
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CAKE aAi Es..- The sabscri
&$ MkL keeps constantly on hand an assortment
2SIo of ROCKANAYS, BUGGIES, SUI
KIEs and SPRING WAGONS, of his own manu-.
tacture.
Orders taken for every style of Carriage, which
will be executed promptly, Of the best materials.
2EPAIR1NG dcne neatly, and or liberal t.rms.
No &c Franklin street, the place formerly occupied
BY Jno. Hegan. o. A. FRANCIS.
N 27-Sm
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sra FOR KENT OR LEAsE--Ar thtrur
Hsis ton OF the tenant, tho tenement mo. III Z
sa:x franklin street, recently occupi6 by M Johr
L. Gary, as a grocery. 1t 10 situated very near Il
market and u considered one Of the best Locations,
given at one days notes Apply to P H. AYLtT,
OF to EDWARD D. EACHO
Z2-ts I4th
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- fOH SALE, LkAbE, RkNV AM,
Ne HIRE.-The weather, &c having prevents
lE2 the public sale Of my late residence near :,
Psuls Church, the same ia for sale lease or rent r.
accommodating terms, as are also The now ofhca
dwelling corner of Eighth and 0rsce streets
for sale, houses and lots Governor and p
Streets and lots in Sydney, fronting on the Puo.,
Square.
For rent, hack stable next High Constsble,s off
and other rooms In the Law Building
Fer hire, dining room Servant and shoeynsss
de 24-lm g. B. MINOR
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SA,ssdH5nxana WONDERS NEVER CEASE.
&9MaSH Man born of q woman has but q short
4t&13 tins to live; therefore am DESTROYS
-A to make good use Of my time. After
being afflicted for number Of years; yea, in the fiery
furnace, and coming out with the patience Of job
now call for help-but as Hercules did, BY putting
my shoulder 70 the wheel; and variety the spice
of life, have now turned BUTCHER, and solicit
my friends and acquaintance to give call and
will please and accommodate all
JOHN HAGAE, part Of Greek Nation,
no lS-ts stsil No 7. Old Market.
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1AasA ssssss, 80. MAIN = JsAnssn
OFFER ron SALE
Lot !, Bali, corner ID and 5londese<>
Lots band ., Blk IFS. corner sth and Ridge.
Lot .. B'k ~, cor. 7th aud Biondeas.
efsst By Leo, on Msan, between nth aud 18th.
Lot II and Of Lot II in D'k lss, corner 9th IN.
johnson.
Lot >, Blk 81 In X. Add, on Carol, between 18Th
4 ssd nth.
70 BY "a feet on 7th st., nesr Main, rear ends Of
le,s I and 8. Blk ~, with frame dwelling.
Lets, In Blk S6-vsry sheap--tsrms easy.
Z Lots ST. BY est IT,. corner Of l3th and De,
| Aoinss ~. Very sligibly located for residen.
css-ternssasy.
~ By - fcet ON 9Th street between Main and John
sun.
30 feet ~ the west side VI Lot 3, BI 30, Johnson
st., bet. 50 and 9TH.
sanser Of Lots In Mslr, se, s miles out, on the
K, ~. b. MR..
fswvsry desirable bnildng sites on the Missis-
sippi, In the beautiful town Of conen,a.
Undivided half Of Lots 8, . and 10, B'k IS, in
Kilbourne's Add.
Lots and 8 in Blk s, Mason,s Add. near Grand
Avsnas terms very ear.
DWELLING FOR SALE.
Inc late residence Of Col. Perry, ths piaukroad
near 10th st.
Brick house ON Exchange street, between 7th and
Sth--5r,oms, basement, cellar and cistern--vill
be sold very sAsAp.
Lot9 In Biso, With b,ick house co. tanning Il
rooms.t
Brick house on Exehangs-ss., bet 7th and sth, with
rooms. basement, cellar and cisf<rn.
Lots :, and 8, bksI. in Kilbourne. Is Add.
Lotss and = In b li5.
Lot In block ~.
Block 2eA ard lots In block ae5,
10 hye asfs lets near Aontsass admirably adap,s ID
70 gardening purposes. Terms--one .afsh ea.h,
balance In annual payments.
Lot in block IS, on Cedar. bstweea 9Th and III.
- u block II, corner VI Dss Aoines ,srest and
kevse.
Lot Il, cad u lot 10. block IS, in Ma,ons Lover
addition.
Lot :, block 2ol ION Aain-st.
L'os ~ block ~, JoAason-st, between Sd and 9Th.
- By Lao Il On Main. between 18th iii sta.
Lot In block 3, sorney Of Water and Lxchan 70 sta
Lot , N B. ITS; Lot in block o..
~ ~ lso IT. sssg rear ends Of lots 10. II ssa Il,
IN biosk .. fFostins on FIFTH strte..
AOby 80 fsst, corner Sd aid Dlsadxsasts.
two story bsisk dwelling ON the corner Of s,h
.ad ssnk streets, with good eis,crn, cellar,
harm, dc.
VERY DESIRABLE PARMSll
$50 Acres near sammitvilie, 80 rods from PLANK.
rosd. SIS per xcre.
sso Acres on String Prairie, 10 miles from Kcokuh
admirably adapted to agriculture;
oAS Acfes,-secticn rs, AZ. 81, n. 8 wrst,-l mile
from charlest n. : AeuseA, 8 wells, = Young
orchard xa0 acres under cultivation. Very low
II all sold together.
ivy Acres On Plank Road, II miles fr n Keokuk,
WIN soV frstt trees, good log house. 100 acres
andsr caltiyation; soil Of great fert.li,y.
feb9 dom