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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-08

Having been induced by friend tn visit the estab-
lishment of Mr.. Tobias for the purpose of try ing
his glasses, | was furnished by him with pair
slightly coIored blue, which have afforded me more
relief and qualification than any have tried.
My sight. originally very good, injured by writ
ing aud reading at night, frequently to a very late
hour; but with the aid of these glasses I can study
almost late and that too without the pain
have previously suffered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-08

EOR SALE.-Two BRICK HOUSES, contain
II Ing eight rooms each, situated on c street, lie
tween "a and 9Th streets. Also, three FRAME
HOUSES and hno BUILDING LOTS, nu accom-
dating terms. Apply to GEO. w. GARRETT
corner of 9TH and streets SOUTH No. 565. ap 2 I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-08

SIR: The Spectacles you made for me suit yer
well, and seem to have improved my sight more tina
any other have lately tried.
LIFT, w, TAZEWEIL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-08
AND GAS FIXING.
tSen,pr partner IN the late firm Of

ian l4-6m' No. 95 LOUISIANA ave, ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-14

-, retur, FROM one Of the watering places The pc
spro Games and stretches we're packed away in the
u.s. From the testimony Of one of the servant
sals appeared chat shortly before the discovery OF
Nr eve mrs. Draper sent gu; for box of matches
CT Va 60 some OF tAem 20 the se,vant and kep' Tue
remainder with the box ,>a
xrs Draper is insured for 5000 but IS a's s,
tia, the furniture, paintings, &c, are no. WIZ"
amour. of insurance that rad bee. ehec'ea "pp"
them. 1t was rumOred that a number OF QUIZ a"
were found filed with clothing ready for reno; remoya
Upon the testimony justice Dawson MS IssuI GldSou
The accused were arrested Yesterday by Inspector
Tr,rSsI Of the Eighth Precinct, and taken before
r..,o nayison a, Jefferson Market, who committed
ibono f,y examination.
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IAdvertisenent.l
waTsoN's Ten DOLLAR SEWING MACHINE
IAdYertisenent |

]
T To Jogy A. c. GRAY Of the Southern
Michigan Railway Company:
SIR SIR: Two cards have recently appeared in the
public substantially ndong the
last last port Michigan Railroad Company We
instead being
stead being per least 6j that the dividends
cenyI Gently Maid were not clearly
proved proved inspection of the books n Short learn that
clearly proving that the interests
ofhe Company have been chcsd TO that OF those who con
holders $780, Lam that cards % indorse the report of the
and that consequently the statements unworthy
card mad in
the , y, % sa;,s ~ he Connanv and that the reports
ss o adverse its prosperity in the main true n due TO
erets 49, 90 - t,o;r be;ef
their ~ IN vonr csyd that Won sbon1 AZ
men stoo "a ne II ;o~
80, 800 all
'"'' "" wa" wv"
July 1872 s all al cary opPo"J Nav Srocyuo neR
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corRr OF OYER AND TERMINER-yuiy 49,

TIE COURT
At II O'Clock this morning, A. Oakley Hall, esq,
District Attorney, appeared before Judge Dawes OF
the Supreme Court sitting at Chambers, and addressed
the Court as follows:
=, the Inst term Of Over and Terminer We adjourned
TO the first Monday Of October, agreeaby to the desig
nation that had been made by the Judges OF this Dis
trct for terms in the Spring and in Au 1mn in Octo:
her have already presented to the Court special
call by the authority TO whom is given the power OF
iudrirp of the necessity of such officer calling
speciaI tenn Of the Oyer and Termner. THIS bears
cate about the middle Of June t Is not necessary TO
readi IL, AID you will indulge NE by allowing me 20
saw that at the time it was dated there were certain
nnbic exigencies the point to which they would tend
4 was not at II at time possible correctly to appreciate
nor estimate. There were certain circumstances con-
nected with the being Of coordinate Court OF
criminal isrisdiction-the Court Of General Sessions
which in fbe opinion Of myself and also the Governor,
might rer der expedient to have Especial term But
certain notifications have taken place in these pubic
these circumstances connected with the
Court 10 which l have lust referred and deem II
compatible with my public duties simply to ask your
Honors tina, this Court may be kept alive. There are
no Grand Jurors or Petit Jurors summoned have
therefore simply in presenting this preeept to ask
that the Court of Oyer and Termner adjourn to the
second Moyday in September"
Judge Davies suggested that perhaps i would be
better to have the adjournment to OCTOBER, as tne
General Term met in September. ..
The Distiict-Attorney said that 10 such case IL
might be possible 20 obtain Judge from another
District.
The adjournment was ordered TO the second Mon
day in September.
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fAdyertisenen'.l

sr,soSApLE ADyicE.-When We read the ac-
rs he recent melancholy loss of three lyes at Ronkon
soNo a.. ~ Miss Palmer Mr. Leslie erd Mr. PorteE-we con
4, suy incumbent journalist TO advise al
IN p,ure Liuk Of going rowing or sailing excursions TO
- ,a.;5 Themselves with suits of BUNxERS LIFE PRE-
and thus guarantee their safe retarn to home ana
Sind We have seen these LrE PREsERvERs tested IN va
and know them BE- oil that Is claimed for them
.t n vii, be next to mposibity TO sink below he sur
70 81 the water with Of these apparatus properly s
49, -, the norson Mr. BUNKER also BATHING SHIRTS
Of lighter material admirably Sdpted 70 the wants 2, Ia
Nohirr could thoroughly protect life than these
SuiRTs Mr. BuNXER's Warehouse is at NO. SI broaaway
where he invites inspection OF the LIFE rREstHSs ahu
RATING SHIRTS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-14

NrHG CUryA.-Frederck dc la Cueva, now con-
fined in the Hudson County Jail the charge Of kill
ing Oscar de Crapdvol, in Hobokcn, the Sth inst,
is son of Seror Joaquin &c la Cueva, very wealthy
citizen of Havana Cuba who is at present laying the
railway from Havana to SagualaGrande. He is said
TO be the greatest civil engineer and surveyor n Cuba
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-14
NEW-JER9EY ITEMS.

OrrM AcRFEMENT.-hn arrangement has been
effected With tie Jersey City Common Council Com
mitlee Of Health, by Anthony Saucer for the removal
of dead horses and other deed animals. blood, ona,
bones and other refuse matter ald nu:anccs from the
city without expense Ia the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-14

The Monmouth Democrat says there exists in that
county organized gang of men engaged in the bust
ness Of gambling, passing counterfeit coin and bank
notes. swindlng, &C., who have confederates all over
the State, and their operations are carried on system
aticaly and with the precision and regularity of any
other organized company
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-14

The Salem IN. j. Standard says that free col.
ored waterman from that place, two years since,
shipped for the West Indies and subsequently went to
Norfolk, where the captain Of the boat induced him to
go ashore and work. and then, having sold him, put
to sea- leaving him in the hands Of his purchaser. An
effort is to be made TO regain his freedom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-14

New ScHooL BuLDrSc.--The Common Council of
Jersey City has determined to raise $1,000 upon city
bonds for fifteen years at six per cent interest, for the
purpose of erecting Public School building in the
Third Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-14

sccoci Gondsy in Scpcmbef uest uulil whicl tune
rcibci Judge Davies nor any other Judge can inter
ie,e. and Judge Peabody has no otaes duty nor
power then IL ministerial capacity ~ mska return
70 tbet wit.
This morning Mr FielJ. in beb1iC II M Conover
III closc tbs case on the new issue raised ID ,hc
CtTftoTOrf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-14

A gentleman who withholds bis name has given to
Princeton Theological Seminary $4,000, the interest
of which is to be appropriated to sustaining poor
young men during their course Of study in that nsu-
ton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-14

CHIEF OF PoLIcE.-Benjamin ID. Haines has been
appointed Chief Of the Jersey City Police by the Com
mon Council, in place of Mr. Nissan, who resigned to
go into other business. John Ayres has been ap-
pointed Chiefs Aid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-14

RArTLEsSAKrs IN ENEw-JEnsEY.-H is said that
these poisonous reptiles unusually plentiful this
season in the neighborhood of Blackwoodtown and
other parts of Camden, Gloucester and Atlantic Coun-
ties. Several have been already captured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-14
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS - JuLy 10. -8sf,ss
Judge RUSSELL.


Henry Price indicted for burglary 10 the third de-
qre pleaded auy attempt at burglary in che hlrd A.
gree This r ponooncna sentence Upon him ehsscts
fS .'i . @se The Judgment q The law
have bee. unable g DO p Th, .ssSss Of TIE Court
Hugh Donnelly pleaded guilty TO assault and bs Day,
%ent to the Court 10 which appeared be sc.n o soas
at es the and from M n. sosisn,S
IS much IL Dot more the seeused The Count sddresscd
sercson for the present suspdee Judgment sssnse
Donnelly ,.., -
was cent TO the Penits n,isry for sir months.
Patrick Burke was arrsigped upon an indictment ~
grand larceny m,ed time IN June ssi -
is2 BIosdwsy eonans 81 in bill one check for >issss
note for so. -, ~. a.. -
To-. h pOcbooi with the valuable. above sons =
ue last. aud that be had haS toe
wos the place Of brness Of the witness No il3t
ont bis pay brotberinlsy witness 80
after this sseon witness retired into go
81 sss i Sscs S Il. JS
lay down Burke IN hs iron, ii. ocis.beoi were
gone the next morning witness found bis "a, - h Ssrdsst
Burke found hi. head asn iVale stree. wines: ala
tas psssfs ss 1--WE, w.' sSs:
bad IN ,ss r Oh si' ~: :s;
70 vi; With II S1e.s received the pssisSs
back from Mr Fynn he handed tn. check b.el TO H.-
Johh The defendant the check down upoa ~
ni ~ srocery he picked Il up and harted The ssne -
n Il vss he identical cheek In question; the eccose
p, tb,owps II away pretended Il bill or cheek ss -
fstber's ps from lrsisnd . x.n-s
pssYicf Fynr swom-Ssid he lived overhead ~ hsys
houss accused he'd been drinking. and pay pS hsy -
s;snsss saw defendant drop something fesemohns
check IN reply question what II wss deteD osnt
bill for bis fathers passage money Mr. Kelly seos nsss
~ fbs ard this was the check question: refr sc
fccDd b in poetboot IN poss.on q "a h 70
/. r him the pocketbook ccrtsned N -
70 note IL auction witness gave ITO Hohs'o VINO 'aees
William Ms..irso2 Of the Metopotn Pocs SAID hs e.
-.d el SasrSsn, ard found him IN Twenty fourth eSee
zoe Ssstsd that born IresaA
sS ves,. Ola L marble poher by SceuPssi0a snd hses
% Sns ,S no testimony snd.hs psosecusa hsy:sS
eIo.s u CONF psoceeSed Of once % charge 3e yuy
600 - tbs RUS Of IKE this wss essu ~
.nn, ~ hsve been found the drfendAnt cla.ncH -
sSere wI snythins about hs properly isvns e % .
own uss. Il WIS . Larceny Bot II vs. (@ w '"y
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iAdyertisement.l

To FATHER AND MoTHER.-Your son or daugh-
ter may have grea. genius you evidences oft da
for proper direction this have his or her bead ex
suiped by Prof Fowler Of No. sos Broadway.
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. ~. Advertisement
DILL BRILLIANT COMPLEXION and a skin whit

delicate and from freckes and all mpereeons
~ result Of FosTANEs CREAM or WILD FLOWERS
the most exquisite Of tont Injuries Sold by all Druggists
~ and by f. G. FosTAISE Co Nos sos and $50 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-14

The Common Council of the City Of Hudson have
fixed the price of liquor license at $50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-14
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-GESERAL Tsem-July -
Before Judges IscRAEAa and BRADY.
APPEALS FROM DISTRICT COURTS.

Ezra Il. Davis aH EdW. H. HUDSON
In this case the plaintiff commenced summary pro-
oeedDgs before Justice Of the District Court OF this
city to obtain possession Of house and lot on Broad
wsy The Justice gave Judgment for the defendslt
such Judgment. and on the hearing thereof the re-
spondent objected to the jurisdiction Of the Court
A. T. Mann for appellant; Theo. Romsyn tor re-
spondent. a.v
IsoRAHAm, F. J.-This proceeding was taken under
the statute relative to summary for the recovery o.
the Of land the City Of New York II vas com
enced before the Justice Of the District Coast t9r tne
District. The judgment below wss tor toe dei'n'A"
sppea il taken to this Court. ,;,f;oo Of
preliminary objection has been taken 70 the Jui'
this Court any such Appeals ,o.. a..l.,,ns and
sIe no SO9o ss iei 70 Common Pleas appeal could
he this Court The only rsme@y n, 70 ito
supreme Court By that act tho Common Flea ss,.cs;vc
with all The power Of the County CouIss ~ '"0"
cornties, fSession Lsws 1854. chapter S $500. f,oc,
The County Cqprt had power 70 entestsna IN cSsn
deoLou Of aJuscs q tho feeee ZOE no sppes from
sSy eccse mste By sny 0tA~ sbeeT (ses"'a As"'''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-14

OXY
OXYGENATED BIT1

pepsia $500 ,ntii.-
peculiar PtIss anu
.nste knowledge o. the Of these diseases
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COrRT-Jnly IA sssssa
Judge ISGERsoLL.
DECISION IN EQUITY.
MOTION FOR Observation-Disclosures
o. II. North et al sst James kershaw et al
g. .s,u th8 .

o. r. North ct al sgt. James Kershaw 81 oil.
This was n motion for an Injunction against the do.
PENDANTS prevent them from lnnans upon two patents fcr
mpro, ements harness saddles One Of these patents
issued 10 one DeIis;on 90 lo46 He aerwsrds sold
third Resen and third to Pohemus and they
June H. 1876 granted license TO the plaintiffs snd cove
grant other license. On September 1855
issued patent tsken out by Denston
The other patent granted Gszly and the psin6s
became the al and took out reissue IN Octobs
1886 Neither of the patents have been established on tss
either at law equity. 49,
The manufacture the harness saddles which
claimed be under patent issued to onr Sbet
nsn in August 1885, and since their acquiring OF right pds
that patent manufactured them with tire. knowledge
the the Denston and Gazby patents and witho
moles.ation by them. - -
Held bv the Cony-That Denston Remsen and PolhenA
we've st owners the Dniston pats Ut notwithstanding ths
cerse 10 the plaintiffs and the damages to be recovered u
any suit for agreed to DO equally DIVIDES
between them and the plaintiffs they necessary psrsss
10 any suit for infiin cement Of that patent - =,
That as the patents has been established BY suit
the rshts granted by them seguesced In BY the P.ss
order 10 warrant preliminary Injunction the right Of III
plaintiff. and free from doubt and the volae>oe
Of rght on the part OF he defendants must be equally ceaf
That the originality Of the improvements claimed ~ ne
p|oin not clearly established TO warrant an nJsne
on especially appears that the defendants bad nvsseeo
their money in The sherman ga'eu In confidence ,ls the Rc
pretors The Denston and Gsz patents would have nnm
70 modest hina confdf nee founded on ths past NON
ference. Motion deried. a-,-,.
For compliments Messrs Batchtord seward and Onswsa
for De ndanss, Mr.. storrs and Mr clifford
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-14

= Row-There a small row at the saloon of John
=, Dowd in Tlary street Gold street, yesterday
Several parties threatened to demoh the proprietor
for some offense and raised big crowd Officers Ray
Z" nor and Van Wagner went down and set things in
order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-14

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS UFFIUE-JULF Ia
Before q. W. Brigham.
John Reubers, Of the ship Falcon recently sent hons
"a prisoper charged with homicide Of Thos Hns wsz
examined before BRIGHAM 10 day. sJpes'ns
thst be acted provocaon and B s
was discharged. ExJudge Beebe was hi counsel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-14

. LYIYG on THE GRAss.--A man named Edward Sew
ard was arrested on Sunday for lying on the grass
plats in Washington Park, He wastaken before Jus
lice Morebouss and fined = for the ofense. There is
an oicia detailed on this park now. aud all violators
q be tplea viii be punished.
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DOM M E RCIAL.


|
Ksskuk, Nag i1tA. /
Wsa1Ass fss pest week - Sssn pasesaas. 49,
~ ~ baslasss lively Osiag = vssssss ssusss,
tANs has bssa ~ grsAs rssA = tsaAs q ~ -
49, 6sdag tAis spsias. Yea ~ sasss u ~ =.
usosls, thss fer. will sxsssA b Sets - pr eat.
eAsss u ny previous ssrrsspssdlng ssassa. 1his
. sesabis tact, end the more ~ - quite asa.
ssr Z ear hssvisst hsssss hsvs aaAs - sGsss =
ell, bat % The ssstn~y Asvs y asay iasAaasss
lssaissA % spsn nsv assssat, thinkiss u prsasnt
II shsss tgAs ttass, 10 ssSlAii rather IL. - e.
Nod their bssiAsss, except 9Th e. sssGsnsrs.
The Daynssls - aassssd paper, - veil . o
~ pssshssss, Aavs ssss qsiss limited. aaA ~
nessy market soatiaasa, - Asrsesesss, ves,
stringent. Rsisf for The prsssat aaasslal listssss
y tssksd Ter chiefly fson ths issvnins sssps. 80
~ isasx u saasnsiss. Yet asishss q shsss vim
sausd iansdiai& Aliaaass Ssllsf, asd b ~ nssa-
sias The most rigid ssosesy end SvsSsestss daIsA
~ sss II prime ssssssisy. Every nAa, voaas
- child, whe 80 labor o. tAs earth - n Ia.
sssy, esgAt " DreAsss semsthing, whether basAs,
u Dstatsss, ~ pair II voelsa sesskises. ~ say
sAisg useful tAat sAa b. sstsa, drank or worn.
Tia QsotAtieas In The table below hsys hees ere.
fsliy revived asd corrected. Provisions hsvs - -
wssd tssAsssy. What, corn And eals Ass ssasss
snA IL grest sssusa. Nay slso 10 very soasss, 80
sapaasisaiy sasA artistic 81 SI pr tsa--s sears-
lag Price 10 prairie soaatsy. Batter 10 scarce,
sad 10 Imported notify from The cost for homo sss.
urseasiss are Arm vita rather a upward tssdsssy.
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GREAT OPENING
or
Hlsgans ana TasAisnabIs
FURNITURE
nN aad after Nay 9TH, We shall - happy 70 re-
~ esivs ealls from the Ladies and Gentlemen Of
where may Be- sson
TAs Most Elsgsns and Complete Stock Of
PARLOR, CHAMBER,
DINING ROOM
IS q Z n & { a re
Ever oGsssd In this market, Of eur own naaufse-
tafssnaA selected With great care fson the
test AAnulactoriss VI the East.
44.sas .ss ss..s. nay .. is.ss SS~;::::s
ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY,
WALNUT
PADLO1 SETS;
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS
CHESTNUT
Chamber Dining Room and Hall
ruYnituye;
WHAT-N0TS, MUSIC RACKS, FRUIT STANDS.
MARBLE Tor
0IAehoarAs aDA DaTsa1s,
SPRING BEDS,
N AT r A 8 E6
o. HAZE, noss, nUsx, COTTON, 90.
May4 40 KlLBUuRNK DAVIS.
Bonnet Dloachoyy,
VXYuukg Gil kisds u 6sssw anA Lsss 49, -
w uses will Be slsaassd aad pressed In ~
.''sfa'A''ass'' ka's'n ''' q p 2 rxr.sor
Johasse-st., ever The PsstsGss.
Ksshsk. Hey. -, ,ss-dIy
To wAe0 - 10y C0nssyn.
"B hsvs v sters = Dssles stsvss sd hMt-
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Hickey = simpson.
REAL HsTATE
lMvEs TING Al 1NTs.
TARA street, hst. main 4 yshasoa.
OFFER FOR SALE

VI = 1xA oA AAAs
Lot Z, BIZ II, corner ID and Sloadean.
Lots 1sad 8. BIZ lis, corner sth and Ridge.
Lot Q, Blk ~, cor. 7sh md Dipndeas.
. feet BY leo, % Main, between llth and l2tA.
Lot II sad Of Lot IL 10 Blk l3s. corner eth and
Johnson.
Let :, B'k 50 In K Add, on Carol, between 18th
| and l1sA.
70 By 81 fest on 7th st., ness Naia, rear sads II
loA7 aad Z. B'k 81, with frans dwelling.
Lets, IN Nh ss--vsry shsar-tsfms easy.
I Lots e1i By ~ IT,, corr Of 18th and Dies
Asinss cts. Very sliyibly located for rs'idsn-
sss-terns easy.
- BY vs. feet On 9Th street. bet Main and John
son.
70 feet u the west side Of Lot 3,Dk 80, JohAson
st., bet. ID and 9TH.
A sunbss Of Lsn In Mslrose, . miles cut, on the
r., ~. d. I n. K.R.
few very desirable building sites On ths Aissis-
dppi, In the bsastiful town Of csasma.
Undivided halt Of Lots So AID 10, BIZ 20, In
Kilbosrnet Add.
Lot 8 In Blk ~, Kilbsurae's Add.
Lots end 8 In Blk 5, Mason. Add. near Grand
Avsnus-tsrns very easy.
DWELLING FOR SALE.
The late residence VI Col. Perry, tbs plankroad,
bear 18th 81
Brick houss on Exchange street, between 7th and
sth--5rooms, basement, cellar and oistern--will
b sold very cheap.
Lots In B lSe, With brick house containing IL
rooms.
Brick house on Exshaags-st., bst7th and sth, with
8 rooDs, basement, ssilsr sod eisssYr.
Lots 4, sod :, kt ~, 10 Ki!b,sras's Add.
Aots and IL BIZ lis.
Lot in block ~.
Block 1OA sad lots In block sos.
10 ave scrs lots near Aontross, admirably adapted
10 gssdsning purposes. Tsrms-Oss-nfth saah,
balance in annual payments.
Lo. in block IS, on Cedar, bstwss, 9Th and 7th.
Let in bleck II, corner If Dss Aoinss strsst nd
Lsvss.
Lot H. asd I Of lot 10, block IS, in Masons Lower
edition.
Lot =, block 1el on Aaia-st.
Let ~, block ~, Johnsoa-st, bstwsss 81 and Ath.
20 by lao II on Main, between 9Th ! 9Th sts.
Lot In block ., corner Of Water and Exchsngssts
Lat IN B. ITS; Lot I in block ".
20 BY $50 IT, being rear ends Of lots TO- II and II
in block %, Treating Fifth street.
20 BY 50 feet, corner Sd and Dlondeau Sta.
4 two story hrisk dwelling on the corner Of sth
and Bank streets, With . good sisssrn, cellar
bars, -. ~
VERY DESIRABLE FARMS!i
$50 Acres near Sunmitville, 80 rods from Plank.
rosd. SIS per acre.
$50 Acres On ssrins Prairie. Is miles from Ksokak
Admiralty adapted ~ agriculture;
so Acre., --Ssc,ion rs, Up 81, X. west, I'll NIL.
fron Chaflest n. 5 Aeasss, wells, . yeaal
orchard 3to aeres under cultivation. Very i0w
IL all sold together.
3os acres on Plank Road, ii miles from ksokuk
with 500 fruit trees, god log house. Joe acre.
under cultivation; soil If great fertility.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-13
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AT PUBLIC AUCTION!
I'm E6S e T. MO N T,


wednesday, Muy 20th, 1857.
i eoatainiHg Ose Hundred end sixty Acres ef
Land hes been subdivided with reference the
tour Of the Krsund, ana consequently Lots vary In
dimsnsions from 0ne-lcurth Of an ncre to two and
one half serss. The Stresss and Avenues are vida,
and pass over favorable ground, requiring neither
cutting nor Alting. An elevated pont 10 reserved
for the purposs OF IN AstrvaomicAi Observatory. -
Asoshsr portion has bsen aid oGf Public Park.
The dcsi9a Of the Proprietor in the arrsngen ent
Of this suburb has been to prsserss the natural
beauties VI the locality, which are uneQusled in
the vicinity Of ksokuk, or elsewhere. From every
point excepting Asmsil creek bottom Of ailuvial
soil, we'll adapted " gardsninE purpasss there Is
hne view Of the Aississippi River, also OF bsas-
tifalsssntry lying North snd West.
Esssimous
Il situated within the city limits, ! mile from
0ienfsrd Station, and is aseessibls by Mcdowell
brand Avenue.
The sale will take place ON the grounds, on the
I'D day Of April next, commencing st IL o'clock
D.. m.
single Lots will bs sold with the privilege Of
from 70 8, u option Of purchaser.
TERMS:
One FIFTH Cash-batdncs in One, Too,
Three and -Four Years,
with interest ~ the rate " 10 percent per annum
payable annually. MsrTspt.e Deeds will b. given
and Mortgage retained for deferred pa msnts.
collation. will bs farnishsd. photographic
plans will Ne IA; nished on dayof sale.
The Streets and Avenues will Be opened . sun
Client iine before tha day Of sas TO enable person,
desiring 70 purchase 10 drive over the whole tract
For farther information inquire o4 9. X. Dinond
". Dew oil, 81 Main-st., or Of the undersigssd.
SMITH vANsICkLEN,
msha4dim Auctienssrs.