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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-04-23
REMARKS.
spoken by the Coy. Troup, S. lat. 5, W, long. los

spoken by the Coy. Troup, S. lat. 5, W. long. los
| Eean-in port repairing
Dec. p, sailed to cruise
Ian. 1, sailed for the 0chotsk
ruising off New Zealand-last report june 2, 1856
last reported Feb. 1, bound to Guam and Japan
ruising off Coast of Peru
sec 13, off Peru-clean
sailed finn Honolulu April LIST for the 0chotsk,
sIar. 10. sailed fm Honolulu for the North. s.
;ruising off Peru, Oct, 1856
Cruising off Peru @
uarch, sailed from Honolulu for the North
Nov. 3, sailed to cruise
Aug. Is, spoken near Line, with this report
April 9, sailed from Honolulu for the Ochotsk
March 16, sailed for Kodiaek
April Is, sailed from Honolulu for the North
April Is, sailed from Honolulu for the North
Jan. 10, sailed to cruise toward China Sea
Ian. %, ~ailed to cruise off California
April 20, sailed for the North
Honolulu, Feb. 20, sailed rthe Ochotsk
March 20, sailed for Ochotsk
Feb 8, at Manganui, New Zealand
March 20, sailed for the North
March 20, sailed for the North
March 20, sailed for the North
Jan. l, sailed to cruise
March 20, sailed for Ochotsk
April 10, sailed from Honolulu for the North
April 10, sailed for the North
April IA, sailed for the North
April 20, sailed for the North
April 20 sailed for the North S..
April 6, sailed for the North
Cruising off Peru
Cruising off Peru
April S, sailed from Honolulu for the North
March 20, sailed for the North
april 5, sailed for Ochotsk
March Is. sailed for the North
Jan. =, sailed to cruise
Jan %, at TaicahuanO, shipped her oil, and repairing
Dec. 10, sailed TO cruise
March IA, sailed for the North
Sperm whaling on the Line
Cruising in Indian Ocean
Nov. Is, sailed to cruise in Japan Sea
January 10, sailed to cruise
April IS, sailed for the North
April 6, sailed for the North
Cruising off Peru
Dec. IS, sailed to cruise
April 16, sailed for the North s<
March 26, sailed for the North
Sp oxen in Jan. in Marguerite Bay
for the North l
/, lat. 30 N, lon. 1872 E.
spoken in Feb, with nothing new
April 20, sailed for the North +
20, sailed to cruise
Feb. %, sailed for OchOtsk 4
March 20, sailed for Ochotsk
25, sailed to cruise in the Yellow Sea
8, at Manganui, New Zealand
Iarch Is, sailed for California Gulf \
IpriI 10, sailed from Honolulu for the North
lpril Il, sailed FIN Honolulu for Kodiack
%, sailed to cruise
Iov. p, arrived at San Francisco
lprl 8, sailed for the North +
ruising off New Zealand L
farch &c, sailed for Ochotsk 5
II, sailed from Honolulu to cruise
700 Ia sailed N pfIiCa <
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lCruising off Peru
Jan %, at TaIcahuana, no report
April %, sailed for the North
April /, sailed for the North
Oct. %, sailed for N. Z.
Spoken in JAN, near Wytetack, whale
Shipped cargo at S. r. and sailed Nov. 1, for Cal. cosst
April 6, sailed for the North
Dee. 4, sailed t. cruise
Cruising on Line
April 20, sailed for hodiack
spoken Nov. /, cruising in Yellow Sea
April Is, sailed to cruise for the North
Sperm whaling of Peru
Cruising off New Zealand
April S, sailed for the North
April Z, sailed for Ochotsk
Honolulu, Jan. 13, sailed for China Seas
March %, sailed TO cruise
! Dec. s, sailed to cruise
Dec. %, sailed To cruise
Dec. rs, spoken near wytetack, cutting in
Cruising of Peru
Jan Is, sailed from H1o
Sails soon for the North
April 8, sailed from Honolulu
March "a, sailed for the North
Clean
March 90, sailed for the North
Dec. 20, sailed to cruise
Oct. IS, sailed for N. q.
Cruising off Peru
SItfh W Udiiuk Oh JIG 1lIC
Dec. Z, sailed TO cruise
Sperm whaling in South Pacific
Nov. 90, sailed from Honolulu to cruise
Nov. "a, sailed to cruise
April IS, sailed for the North
March 81, sailed for North
Jan. 3, sailed to cruise
Cruising off Peru
March q, sailed from Honolulu for the North
Spoken in Dec, off Falkland Island
Jan 80. touched off this port from Hawaii
Cruising in South Pacific. (Last at Wytetack9
Dec 20, sailed to cruise
Dec, 1886, at Pata
Dec. 24, sailed to cruise
Oct. %. sailed for \. z.
April 6, sailed for Ochotsk
Dec. 3, sailed to cruise
April Is, sailed for the North
April 20, sailed for Kodiack
March 20, sailed for the North
Jan 81, at Manganui, N u.
Spoken, Jan. s, with 8 whales
Jan Is, sailed to cruise
March Z, sailed for the North
Jan. Il, sailed for Japan Sea
Aug. IS, near Line, with this report
March 6, sailed to cruise
Jan 20, sailed to cruise
Sperm whaling-no report
Dec. IS, sailed to cruise westward
Jan "a, at Manganui, clean, will cruise in the oehotsk
March 20. sailed for the North
March Is, sailed for the North
whaling in Japan Sea
Cruising Of Peru
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NOTICE TO

MACY & LAW,
DEALERS IN WHALEMEN'S SUPPLIES AND GENERAL
KAwAIHAE, HAWAII, S. ].
CONSTA NTLY ON HAND a good
Ill supply of Hawaiian Beef, Hogs, Sheep, and. numerous
other articles required by Whalenen. The above articles can
be furnished at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable
terms in exchange for bills on the Emitted States, Dr. orders on
any Merchant at the Islands. No charge made on inter-isiaud
exchange.
II Beef packed to order, and warranted to keep in any
Climate. 1852
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REMARKS
asst reported at Taloahuana, bound North

Last reported at Talcahuana, bound North
Nov. 10, sailed to cruise
Feb. IA, sailed for Japan. Sea
March Z, sailed for the North
Dec Is, at Tombez
April =, sailed for ochotsk
Honolulu, March 4, sailed for the ochotsk
Oct. %, sailed for n. H.,
Cruising off coast Chile
Cruising off New Zealand
April 8, sailed from Honolulu for the North
JAN. 10, sailed to cruise westward
Feb 8, at Manganui. n. z.
Feb s, at Manganui, N. z.
Nov. 8, sailed to cruise South
Oct. %, sailed for n. L.
March 10, sailed for Ochotsk
Spoken in Jan, near the Line, 1 whale
81, 1855, at Akaroa Bay, New Zealand
March Z, sailed from Honolulu to cruise
20, sailed to cruise So
Huahine in Feb, viii cruise on "of shore ground
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-04-23

agent = IN ~
Hudson's Bay Company offers fer sale the folo~lns' -
Manila Cordage, Il, ?, q, q, q, 8, "a, 81 and 4 inches in
all AZ coils. @.
10 cols whsIe line; 10000 Hsvana shape cigars No 2 f0
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DY HEALING EMBROCATION.
NOR EXEER NAL Nj INrE,p

AON NA En- A Nd INTER- NAL CSEt.
1t 5 a perfect pain destroyer, and an Invaluable remedy
Rheumatism, Cuts, Wounds, Pain in the Side, Back and
lambs, Lumbago, Sore Throat, Burns, Scalds, SweIlings. Ague.
tramp etc. For cuts and wounds it is superior to any other
preparation it will afford immediate relief in scalds or burns ;
ana for pains or weakness in any part of the system. it will give
certain relief in a very little time. For sale at retail nv traders
July 1, 1556tf. r w FTEiD
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30
- - =

lar"HTAN1 Amy uRntfs.-A despatch
from Washington conveys the following in
formation:
Instructions have been issued from the
War Department. ordering tan. Ilsrnev and
troops Immediately from Foriia t. Fort
l.eaa cuw"rth. Col. sumner. With fore. ot
about l."oo uIen has Mise hen or,l.r, 4
against the Iowa and Cheyenne lrlian- On
tn. restoration If p.ae, in th"-e lusr'.r..
h. viii proceed with his troops 10 tab -
the shameful "Reminiscences of which Tri
tory the Administration is determined shall
he broken W.
Il j. estimated that early in Jun. there
aill =, nj teas, :, ooo United state, troops
in Kansas. under the command of Major
Hcnelsl llarncy and p.r-ifr + smith
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30

deny the application Of the same doc
trineto Utah. 1t is left for the youth
ful wiseacrc Of the Davenport News,
to discover harmony and constituency
between these two positions. Finding
itself in dilemma, like drowning
man, it catches At every supposed crumb
OF comfort dropped by Democratic
contemporary. II it had published the
whole article Of the v. Y. News. it
would have shown how utterly antag.
onistic that paper Ii to the notions
entertained by the "-ophomore.' II
the doctrine If the News Of this city be-
trne then the Republicans are right IN
contending for the absolute right Of
Congress 10 maxi any and all laws
which ii chooses Ia make for the people
Of the Territory, not rerugnant to the
federal Constitution. This is why We
have been 20 nre led to class tic New,
fundamentals.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30

soosUPS - 1boOouu sess WO0O
From reliable s1urce we learn that
the Directors NJ. 4 NJ. Rail Road have
nearly completed arrangements for
pushing forward work on the whole
line Of the Road between this city and
Council Bluffs. II hts hitherto been
the design to get through to Fort De-
moins, and pause there for time
Such is no longer the &C ign. The
Directors have ASSURANCES ofenough aid
to get through to the Missouri River,
and the road will probably be compile
ted to that point as soon as has hithe. :
TO been ramed for its completion to
Fort Demon es. This is wise conc!u'
sion and it is the conclusion Of men
WHO allow no ordinary obstacles to tn
wart them. The VI. 4 NJ. Road 10
bound TO bc the first road through Iowa
to the Missouri River, and it is destined
70 he to this State, what the Illinois
Central Road is 10 that State, the great
central throughfare.--Ioma City Re
publican.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30

KANSAS TERRITORY patent ha. lust
been issued from the General Land Of'ire Z.
Walter Lc~rie. Esq. attorney Of The Board
Of Foreign Missions Of the Presbyterian
Church. for a reservation of land on the
Missouri river, adjoining the town OF Iowa
Point. in Kansas Territory. containing about
one quarter scction--being one of the reser
Nations granted to that association 10y the
Iowa Indians, in the 9Th article Of their
treaty Of 18th Of May. 1884. This lie the
first patent issued by the Government for
lAnds h Ne Territory of GaaaAA .StAE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30

thr>,y ElnT"> --,'n Monday an election
Tor municipal "t'ic,r> took place AMI resulted
IN u thorough Democratic victory.
The Democrats elected their marshal and
majority OF tn, aldermen
TIL, Hsra'd makes the t'rures a. follows !:
Thayer, Dem, lo5o; Sa,ag'. Rep. 69S :.
Democratic majority, $50. Two years ago
Richardson's majority was 2i ono year ago
Wood. Republican, had 10 majoai,y. and
last fall the Democratic Majority vas 2n'
The bred Scott decision has added $50 10
the majority in November
The WHY SAYS:
We make no comment at present further
than 70 say that We have met the enemy
and they ar. not ours We have experienced
pretty thorough defeat, with an excellent
ticket to help US
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30
LAND FOR SALE,

HoUe Z, acre .ntr, mite north Of Fulton :.
] On The n aai " Rsiir, ad. % reasonable. tr
Also. $40 acres. e,ss mite north Of W.loo,,: Oh.
oh'-eN ~ .ssh, en'snee IN enc and TOO years.
also. 30 sercs In Washington count, az =.
hhe 'iH h.f' and rnnn'ns water On part TIL,
- 2ho u hi.r' = m low" eiiy, snd 10 q, m ",
instch, ~ inr rahd lru,n Columbus /, Rirhmo,,
WI b" az eisesP aud rrri on time.
Also, tour ~ acre lots near Iowa CIV b, =.
farming AMI and pcti " altered.
Ai-c. LIZ = west psv,ttpo,t ,.,.,,. A..
from 90 r.. by 200 Ia I. n Hctss; aid ~, = -
bsisu"' u me aud i~o ycars
As", s'vera neat huildings on le.ges cr
s'nn ee sold "a reasonable. trrms. Apply
Il q FAN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30

We are still tim in the belief that
Philadelphia is a lively city. Since
The passage of What is called the Mar.
ried Woman's Act. III leis. there has
been brought. IN the Court Of Common
Pleas, l35 suits for divorces.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30
l'ulel lAr sale

"A rtang.s. with stntrrs. ,nt.h..u..,
.."tsrit nc. lxoh.d. IN the nouri,hng M Nj
t'sIc. Ie,n's j.ssonsble Arart q, tie mn,
no''fy VIII b 'akrn ~ icrs-., mni.s. M, $3.50
Also, SEVERAL siisioiy asustdd 1 ny l. ts.io, ~.
the b, - possible site f,.r a bu.iu, = n
Md III. ahcse lots arr slso situated n m.
" iClsir-. '"'
fresdtf . =, ~.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30
Goop ApvIcH. The Albany Journa


Goop AnvIef. Tn, Albany Journa
a very black paper says :
Missouri has taken the right road.
States that womb BE- free, ''th.msel.
must strike the blow" Her citizens,
oi their own accord, ~ithon, interior
rncc from abroad. have begun to Dir
cuss whether it is sound policy to re-
tain relic OF 'eni.l barharsm neon
gruous with republican government.
! That discussion can have bat one end.
Missouri will ultimately array herself
beside New York, PENNSYLVANIA, New
Jersey and other States that have had
The wisdom to abolish slavery within.
their limits
Upon this the Albany Argus very
pcrtincntly remarks:--
"Then leave Missouri alone Attend
TO your own business, aud let Missouri
attend to here. Iou aitnll that III.
electors o. Missouri. like those oi New
York. Of New jersey and Pennsylvania,
know how to settle the questions OF gov
ernmeni, cone. rning themselves III then
own way. Extend yonr doctrine 10
the people Of Kansas. LIE, them ais"
attend To their own affairs, and settle
them, without the interposiiion Of vow
hircliny emllssaries or the influence o!
your eorrup,ing Subscriptions.
1t is gabhlers and meidIers ike You,
that under the name ri philanthropy
have put back the cause OF good govern
mcnt throughout the world. There is
one contribution you can render to I'M
mani,,. better ,hsn ali yonr slang and
cant Attend t, your own affairs b.,
! silent AZ Ia ot hers
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30
A,-c, iorr ~ acre lots near low, cu, h...
aiming and. and pcti " stered
splendid Farm for Nale

'If'istattn contains Too acre, $40 rndsr ,ul.
NV sstts superior timber ~, NvtliI
"ut-h1is"N snd tine barn, ieauiiful .tresm ~ n
n'ns water that never fsls, and me orchard
.nis % fruit.
TERMS ~ easy. that amer the Grs, pave.rt
farm may he - ale 70 pay the def, rrr! ,Ay.a,n,
Arply u 4 IA]
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30

EThcre are ~, 3 native voters
and 81, 1oi na,u,alized III tho city OF
N~ York.
4 f4y Professor Clark Of Amherst
folrge, while performing the expert
rnent oil making electrit, light. on,
day last week, was very near hirde,i
Is the lntenscness OF the light, since
switch he has heeu obliged to contin,
himscl! 10 a dark room. SO painfully
intense is the impression left upon III,
retina Of his ewes. that though the
room is So dark tha, his friends aud Il,
PENDANTS cannot see each other IN II.
to him il seems filled with the most
dazzling hight. Permanent and seriou,
results arc feared from the affection.
int hopes are entertained from h
present scclnsion from daylight. thai
his excited and j, iia,ncI organs v ID
shortly recover the shock ani b. re-
torcd to Their normal conditions.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30

NArisI AaIRhs.S { ,Nff,-We have som.
,an.l- in T,xa- Ia y iich the natt radiation
law- would not apply-threc having heeu
born under the stars and strire-. HI,
Washington Star SAYS they are thriving. and
fiy. ul siN more births ar. expected
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30

Some ot the Boston Landlords. Ar,
accustomed TO place an extra fork "a.
cross the..pla'e ofiheir delinquent boar
lers-what for 1t is AS much as to say
"Jork orer."
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30

Neither men nor women can f'c",n.
what they W.r. int.niei to Ia. rs cafperng
thar ,roFr..- WITH velvet Real strength
is tested by difiicnlti.s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30
HARDW ARE.
CHtLDs I uoArH
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL


II \. ROC0sL Of this citv Lsvina this cay nsde
sn assisnme. . tie undersigned, eli bis -
t.te, real AID = oba, for ih- bfneat Of hts CREDIT
to.r all per ons fssine any cia ms again the Id
Housed ssr Quess " pr ssnt lhem 70 viii out
drbted ~ ssd kousei ethes ~ nOt- o count ~ill
nah. tss0s6ises pstnsAi . me- ef The smosal dus
and ssve costs. DuVeapest Apsn ~ b leo7. on
ASsoW dAeooA eo03 I. oW1JD.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30

kILLEp.-At . O'Clock this morninr
Henry jackson, a switchnan il tn,
employ OF the Rock Island Railroad
! Co., while shifting "a switch. was run
over BY a freight train backing dow i
to the freight house. and instantly xii
led. The jury ol inquest returned a
verdict OF Accidental death. = tHicago
Tn,s. Apti!, 70.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30
SALE or BEAUTIFUL BUILDING lot
AT AUCTION.

az saturday :ad cay ~ Nay nexi. Will oHey for
- ssl" the hish 81 bid err the pr misses, from
II. ~ b stt.ftI Building Lot. IN heltrs 2ud ,tii-
ilvlstnit - r. Ni. mo. who knt the loeatt
4 tts by,s fa property vii " o-li.h,d T. learn
Mt a. "iIat tti'y IL sh mt {" ~ lr-sentd To- Al
r. =, = T. 81 .Sut aurivsed xIApdvu eli
wht'l +" - &C ling OF - tlat carrnt
~ ut 20 Nh- si.t-s u puIeIas.. Thee lot,
ret -f.ts on .raGy .trr-t. " st. sid vii
'toTt :'rt IL sf,f b trrsts vi the same bal b.
exttui' 4 ,Ht frani any one II which msgnid,r /
ssr~ = iavttlsrt Ro,k laid No,in~. fo.i Arr =
iTung std srsr5 uiii-. W and down Tie N.s-i ~
sry sar vii * MN. ~, y. 10 A, " sh.is due
tt'iiio' -, hr viy'n item. mad. krown
As't fARkhR, Anrt I. e EADS NJ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30
TO Acres lnimpr0ycd l.aud

hi. ia 7,au'ii'i land, trinr In sec At. ;g.H
c;.sj u mti' frog tae ciis std 9 ,nilta f5rrI
CLAIR. Prl.' a. rA'.o rnd teens esty Aipl
7 c FAD
AZ 10 acre hfagfitrl lsrd "a a,n,h ia, II,
fnhl, y niis@ " "a ~ iirlis Term. rnev
49, Lot ' 10 lluns ] n Ihe .,wu ~ Wa
ttuncfki"ly IN tapn' Ihi- lot ~opld l., i've, A,
chang i9r Ar.' rate Hotse. Buggy. or .rp I'M
watch and fisginr AIpiy "a
n A. vap.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30

/~ The Patterson \ y Guoriion
'sass that there is no humhug in tn
stores about finding pearls III muscle,
IN brook near that city. Ii stated a
tew days since that one If III, pearl,
found 'hcr. "A large and beautiful
onc--1a, valued a, 81 900 by Jew
ci,r.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30

How b"f. TIE Painter LIVE An al.
-~~r To- the pulling question, " how docs
;ile printer live 1t admits Of being read
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30
I Or sale.
For Na,r

nNs HrNrErp a, kgs Of p,.,r,, Ia,
~ iuil ii.m l'ay u,s4fi Gam H. -.
MOI sfhdid op,rrsunny for ir,,.u,n,. =,
- inihsu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30

L,okfs Ae'rs ofe,ol N, and .pt.,r,,,, 80,
"A 4 fdloinlns he iVwn 81 t,h,n s,,,,, =
~ no WAii aoad, and same uistsn,. T. ON IN. NJ
M"' % nutioes PIeuyman. Tho land vi, 4.
81 the pttchsse uony
TC "A nd
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30

Tine OF oprsise.-The New York
Canal Board have resolved 10 open tn,
Canals OF that State on the 9th of MAY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30
FARMS FOR SAUE|

4 lNh II ""f scfs- huihcr, water atd y s ia
~ wrh j" i'.na, al iiue ard a. tke uct, ~
TO N kf iii- peas n, Fruit IA stuudAt.r st,i
~ r.; II ~ ~ ! mt - nm ' ous ing VII Al !
ssut frau fui 'nh'- station AN H,ilrps.
Terms rasy, Rod pfisc vetJ Isp,
ALSO,
VAIN Of rs scrss, b tulbsr 40 unitr culti
n tn. good d~elin stshl!n- sud corn Il
nnnsos ~srr fftc lo~ sui terms ~ y
ALSO,
4 fAfN VI 81 acres. 81 unI.r cultivation, cot
"a t-ate TIM II futlint water, i20 rrHt ri
rms easy Afris &c. EAhs
ALSO,
L>hAHF Dval..sa std nne tot, wcIl st,ua,. al
! D@-i tug has ~ ras. and il TO be q III :.
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ing orchard oftrrerior 'ruit, Gsetrs 81 AID -
cultivation around fhf h IT,. lnciu,itnk u o. orr Il
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on slrl preui.es ispi rtate caring. IA. 4
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valua bic City Property for Sale.

'1sHE y isstssidpi Horsr. situated n Front street
between Main and Harrison efie VII Be cold
cheap Lot 25 by $50 FRET, Part Of the pnIchs Z
money rem ain for and 8 Yeas ~ 10 per cent
Also Lot on 81 81 near the D. poi, 32xl60 feet;
Aiso Int on <h trcet, a6toiuinr the D. pot, GA
1870 feet;
Also corner lot on Brady H, corner u Clay, i0s,
IS feet
The lots I'd and eth streets are sp1,didiy sttu-
ated for busness purposes, and the Lcsiiou 81 IT,
Brady street lot Is one Of the best in North Dsven.
port.
1or particular apply 10
VARIANTS b H1CKSON,
mh1Odtf 0offnan's building Main ST.
DustDu1nso unAulb ls.s aseay2a 40 .
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