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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-18

We arc gratiiel To- notice the yigur with
which the Republicans have entered Into
the campaign In all parts oi the State they
appear 10 have suddenly awakened To- a
sense .f their duty, and have already vigol
ously commenced those labors So essential
TO success. The Republican papers are
striking strong blows for their principle.
while exposing the corruption and the selfish
Objects of their opponents. They exhibit "a
disposition not only L. meet the Democracy
half way in this combat, but to plunge into
their ranks and carry the war home. Nor,
,inanimity Of feeling and vigor of action ~
have never seen in the press Of any party
IN this, tho Republican paper afford mari
ed contrast TO the Democratic press Of tie
State. In some quarters the rro->lavcrt
editors arc making bttercr war upon each
other than upon the enemy. In no place do
they seem animated with that enthusiasm
always cngendered by a good cause proper
ly appreciated 10y its own advocates They
appear to feel that they are fighting in u
hattie where if Right and Justice settle on
the banners of the victorious. the Democr.-
cy cannot win. They fight like men com
batting their own convictions. Their war
cries are forced, their blow. feeble, and even
hthey should win the battle, i, now appear
they could scarcely raise respectable shout
from their hearts Of doubt and misgiving.
A number Of the strongest Republicans
oil the State are now in the field, doing good
service. Appointments for public speaking
have been made in almost every county, -
that the people may become fully cnlight-
cncd on the questions at issue. But while
the Republicans are making these strong
efforts, let them not suppose their opp
nents are idle. They have already that
party organization which will enable them,
no matter how feeble their exertions during
the canvass, to march in solid phalanx 10
the polls But they arc not idle. Were
they erer idle when valuable Offices were 10
I'LL Hungcring and thirstinr Cor Office,
the leaders OF the pro-slavcry party are al
ways active. They are now using every
exertion, by falsehood and misrepresenta-
ton, and by endcavorine 10 conceal the real
issues, TO deceive the people. They are
sparing no means, honorable or dlshonorabIe.
to obtain success. They must be met al
every point. not with their own weapons,
but with those which honorable men may
use in just cause We again call upon Re-
publicans to 90 TO work and TO continue at
work till the poll. close on the 18th Of next
October
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-18

The Republicans Of Scott County will
meet in Convention tomorrow afternoon M
the Court House in Thu, city, % nominate
their candidates for the House ~ the Gcncr-
al Assembly When these nominations ~,
made, the work will really commence 10
this County. IL j. to he hoped that thc>e
nominations will b. made with entire unar
unity. The nominees, whoever they ar,
own party. ANY division Is a virtual sur
render Ia the enemy Ne man has right
10 enter this or any other Convention, un
less he intends honestly To abide the result.
hut We anticipate nothing but harmony ia
this Convention or cut oi it among true Re
publicans. We have IL in our power a.
send three staunch Republicans a We have
done before, To represent with cur Senator
Scott County and Republican principle, ia
the Legislature. Ii is IL the greatest imIart
ance that we do elect these Republican
The division Of parties may be So cl.sc ~
the next House Of the General Assembly.
and even in the two Houses, on joint ballot
that the political complexion of Rcprc,en
tasives from this county may bc Of vast i'm
portance. Let III send there three men
who will sustain the new Constitution ami
use all their efforts to prevent is being de-
sroyed by It's enemies, and 10 prevent that
which has been approved by the people heinz
converted into a party instrumcnt--threc
men who will cast their vote for some we'll
tried opponent Of the Pro-Slavery party
when the time comes &C. elect t. : Scna-
tor in the place Of that doughiacc Gen
Jones-three men who will represent Re-
publican principles, and who regard their
own elevation n giving them increased ia
fiuence to advance those principles. The
Delegates to this Convention were elected
last Saturday, and they will doubtless know
best what is To the true interest Of their own
party
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The witnesses for the defence commenced
giving their testimony on the seventh day.
Mr.. Quincy, Bridge Master, testified Is fol-
lows:
the care Of the railroad bridge since April
18th, 1856. In July took house on the
pier. August 4th 1856, the bridge Was re-
paired 80 as 10 confine boats to the draw.
! keep book in which by order enter
every boat which passes; the day Of the
month and the hour Of the lay when ii en-.
tiers and when IL goes out; whether il Is
stcrn-whccl or sidc-whccl boat which way
the wind IS blowing any accident that hap
pens her, and which way she is going.
always enter these things myself soon after
the boat gets out. Since that time, accord
ing to my record, o5s passages of boats have
been made, up 10 the 10th O. September,
1851. ~ hes, a5s boats, TIC numler inquired
'ras aren, The first was the Lucy May,
April ., 1867. She was going down the
river from northeast 10 southwest, and run
ming straight for the head Of the long Iier,
till she got close, and then sheercd to the
left, throwed her bows clear Of the crib, and
her stern hit il and broke her guard. She
had been through several times. The next
was the Rescue. She came up from Rock
Island in gale Of wind and snow, and she
hit her bow against the short pier. She
kept on, thought, as saw her from the
turn-tablc, rubbing ON the short pier as she
went up, ill she got partly above the pier.
then turned round, stayed there iorty-cight
minutes, and then went around the short
pier and went down under the bridge on he
east side, breaking her smoke pipe and inju-
ring her whcel-house. This was April 10th
1857. The next was the Tennessee Belle
gong down with very unusual speed, MAY
IL, 1885,. She ran against the short pier,
taking her guards of the larboard side, then
she struck the long pier little below. The
next was the Aragon, going down, MAY IL,
1897. Passed very much sideways, hit the
upper end u the crib, llong picr), and broke
her guard. The next was the Vixen. Nav
u, bound down had her guard broke bad.
The next was the General Pike, june eth,
bound down; next the Mansfield, june Is,
bound down, she came down towards the
crib, and when she got close she sheered To
the lett, and ia passing broke her starboar,l
guard next the Ben Coursin, Sept. !, going
down. She was being towed and hit the
CRIB There were last season leo passages
alter August this season, 100 since March
%. ] was absent three days and two nights
early IN May last, and on the 18th day Of
May two floats came down through near the
middle, ohs near the shor. pier These
floats are poles with weight ON one end, and
little flag ON the upper end. They came
down from over mile above. Have seen a
great many charged floats go through, from
about half a mile above. and nearer. They
somctimes passed not far from each Of the
piers; never knew one to hit.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-18

The week passed has been marked one
in the Chicago Wheat Market. The figure.
"touched bottom" and had range during
the week Of iull 20 cents. On "Wednesday a
last week wheat opened on board at &c.
but dropped on receipt Of foreign news 10
&C. Thursday opened at Csc and fell 10
&c. Friday II ranged on opening at ,;ua
CSC, and closed nj 6saG6c. Saturday mar,
buoyant, with sales at G5aC6c. Monday
still advancing. with figures at G5s75c-
slightly dull II close. Tuesday-marke,
brisk, and large sales At 7saslc. The Pe,s..
which gives these facts says:
0ra GRAiS MARKET.-Our commercial
column indicates largely improved feeling
of coa6dsnce in buyers, accompanied yes-
tsrday BY large transactions, the present
condition OF the money market considered.
The improvement IN yesterdays figures for
spring wheat over those Of Friday last is
assviy ts1snty csssts, . most unusually large
ouctuation In that staple in this short period
q time. The omcn should ut this time be-
accepted - most encouraging one for Chi
cago and for the West. Ours Is the abund
ancs o. ~ ample harvest, the redemption of
every kernel Of which is amply secured by
paedgs received Of the million, who sr,, To
look 70 ~ Tor bread the coming winter The
VET y strong in the returns or her whoa,
neios, and come what may of disaster her
whsat and corn must 60 forward ID the cor.
sumssns and - representative value N hard
cash 6nd IL way 70 our farmers. ana ,h.nc..
into the multi1orm channels of trade.
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All experience proves that the clergy, as
body, have always taken the side Of ~
ram. and oppression.-Ssats Register.
80 says leading Democratic paper in n.
LIMOS. Next 10 n,ggsrs, the Democracy ap-
pear To hate preachers the worst, They
never lose IN opportunity OF OBTAINING the
character Of the clergy, and are ever seek
ing for individual instances Of imprudence
or vice to Tx stigma upon the whole body.
But the above extract h rather "piling ON
the agony 100 high. IL is simply and
plainly Infamous II comes from . paper,
too, which like all its contemporaries OF the
same party, confines it, snecrs and ISLANDERS
and yilifications TO Protestant ministers.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-18

NEWSPAPERS ii NEw HAMpsHiar.-The
Manchester d~erseuA gives . list or the
newspapers published in New Hampshire.
They number fort, three, al OF which are
weeklies, except three, oil Of which are
weeklies, except three. Eighteen Of the po-
litical papers are Republican, and twelve
Democratic.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-18

"a College, IN Jacoby's naw building eornes ~
Third and Perry street..
w Reipe, lat. Of Prassls Ia Germany, Professor
Of the German Language. respectfully announces 70
he eshtens oi Davenport and vicinity the establish
meat of school Tor Instruction In the German La.
kuaSe al the Ahov. named plsce whcr. for partieu.
lars ne can bc seen from 10 L. o'clock A
REFEsgScEs TIL 6uellch Law once Of t,nelIrh
4 Stewart, Second street sen,h side between MAJ
and Brady. II Larnbach, cfice " III. City Eng.nssr
srl-dSlns
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DsAfs ~ Da. wIxAxs.-By . disn.,c,,
- lnn tbs dsath Of that venerable and
0fnsst minister u the Methodist Episoo
- Chnsch, 6esth, ~ Rev. DR.. wiuans.
= disd u NJ rssidsass In wilkinson couu-
Hsnis., Tuesday svssiss.
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- A firm In 81. Louis advertise good
farming lands for sale In the Southern part
Of Missouri for l2 l-2cents per acre. Who
70 poor that be can't own ihrm there3
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e. A writer in the Guernsey toh,o,
Tsss says: "Shoald every colored man
. Dssmittsd 70 vote, they 1.-THE Locos) will
= tbs nrst puppies to hug the negro round
IL nsck, ak him ser his vote and drink h,.
whiaksy." That's 20.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-18

MiSkEsorA.-The Rspahlican a Mime
sofa have nominated Ex-Governor Ranssy
for Govssnos.
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THE SUBSCRIBER IN ACKNOwLED0.
i ING past fAvors. would say 10 HE friends Ia
general, that be has removed his olace the oppo
cite side OF the street. up siairs over Mr. 0tletrs
and next 10 Mr. Adams Daguerrean koons whore he
viii stii continue 70 oflsr Tor sae any quantity OF
Land. war Persons wishing 10 purchase ei
iher wild or improved Lsnds or City Property will
do well TO give him call
In connection with the above, the Inteiiigsncs OF
dee 10 ssiil carried Oh
Persona wishing 10 borrow Money will also do well
to give him call
In yosr lands In time
e<sff John NON0ER
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"A FRESH SUPPLY or THESE INsTRu.
"A MENTs In Rosewood cases, which for sweet.
ncss 81 ton. aud beauty of ini-h defrs all enmp<ti
ton, have inst been received Mr. Hulrs Nusgc
koonns, ON Perry Il. where large assortment Of
PHane.Forscs, Me1eAeons. Organ Harus.
nl@nss, Mastr Dsoks. sheet Maste. &C..
can he found, any all Of which will be sold 4. the
lowest prices either al wholesale or
retail. and every Instrument, will be warranted
Piano Fortcs tuned and regulated and satisfaetian
IN all cases
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ITI?E FOUNDRY DEPOT
Printers rurujShIn1
uarsr

DAILY GAZETTE OFFICE,
pAvssvcsr, IOWA.
We would inform the Printers and
Pahlish~ss Of Iowa and the North.
west generally, that ws have recently
taken the Agency Of several Eastern
Type Focndries aud intend TO keep
on hand large stock Of Type and
Printers Material. which We vii
urnish 81 Foundry price,, adding
freight Our arrangements are com
ple,e with some Of the bssa housss In
the United States. by which We are
In constant supply OF 81 material
needed. and tho trade can now be
furnished with everything they re.
quire without the trouble and sxpsnss
Of going east for H.
AeEr,s yos
Wells' Ciseinnasa ryps ssun-
AIRY,
Wm. ssaGas, Js. q Cs.ss u.Y.
tyr 00a0orys
C0nneg . noosss y. ,. Tyr
Foundry, usW Yerk.
" G. 4 ?. :: neys wssATyps.
TAe AasrSeas Pvansang Prsss
Company,
MasAer's Printing Inhs, y. v.
We have also on hand quantity Of
second Hnd Material, which We win
sell cheap Also,
FesasP Power Prsss,
piaiisn isxis, capable Of doing good
and nne work, and In arst rate order.
aes Card Pssss,
capable Of working LOO cards per
hour
sapsr.rsyal lsasa Pssss,
In good condition.
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MusuCAI. INSTRUCTION.

Mr. He'll 10 now prepared tby the aid Of eompe.
tent iesehcrs TO give instruction ia ali the depart
mea,s Of iaasie usually taught aud these deslrins
musical education Niil fMd II to their as, antaxs 10
call on him before engaging other teacher. Those
prefering lady teacher be b. az,
plieaton above
For further particulars aud terms please call At
hooms IN Forrest. Block Perry st, corner ofThird
sely
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&C, Tor sale ri moderate pricss aud On sasy tsrms
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY.
IN, No rs Fi.s, rate s.leL Aesss
!, Fui'ons addition splendid visw, &C 1siso
No ia Fine two story brick hosss, : rooms, &c
on Front street block fuiton's additiou Iot o1x It
view Of river, &c, very extensive. Price. ea.eeo
No ! Lot 2, block ss4lso, on Third s.ress, good
house, four rooms, ctstsrn, he
No isi 10, T. block -, sox3o good frame house
No iea, Lot Q. block -, sezieo. sseslisn, hosse
No las 10, Q. block a. ssxsoo ane houss
No las 10, lssx1iso on Brady street, between
Front and stsamboss Landing Price. eO6op
d sO y $685. ''ee'
No ooi 10, . In block los in IL Ciairs's addition
s0xis0 feet on Brady street Prizes, 60
No 100 Lot !, In block o. In AcIntosh's addition
s!xilc oood housc, new and complete Price
Nc q. Lon: and . block %, corner Warren
y cash, balance three and nvs years.
No s73 Lots and !, in block "a. corner we.,.r,.
Avenue and s,h street Price, tsao-a cash. bal.
Anee three and nss years
No ss2 IsAse 30 feet on Brady street next 10
LAmbrites Row Excellent Lois for Building Terms
very lo~
No sis A beautiful four acre 10, In Ridridxe'.
addition to Has, Davenport Price, el,spo
No 27i lot In block I, Armirs addition. on. 10
Gust street, sssiso Price, eteo.
No 800 nosss and 10, corner Rock Island and
Pleasant sireeis Lot block o. Lam brite addition
nSe me roo'ns Good well and cisssrn Price, eitoo
No aas Part 10, l. In block 81, on Perry street
Sho'es oa'idias sits--ssa7A Price, sssoo
No 2s2 House aud lot corner Main and r.ocu.
str.s,s rooms, eissern, well, &C., soxiee Price
Ne IA nouse and lot. corner Laurel and Fsrnau
| kitchen, cistsrn, barn and stabls. Price os.ooo
No rs EAst % feet Of lot q in block "a On rour,l
| street, between Perry and Rock Isiaad Price SSp
No az Fact 10 fee, Of 10, .. block q, an rour,h
between Brady and Perry Price, t4,oo0.
| No $40 Beautiful build,nr Iot ON io.h .,r.s, \.
o.. 30
y No sis iao.iss Zee, on Brady stree, In Nosr. ad
| dltion Price, u 3o0
| Nc ssi 10, =, block q, corner Second and low
sfre<ts Price osao0
No slA Lssss n years, choice 10, on Third stree,
corner Ferry and koek Leland. Price, y. 10.
No. 30 uoess Aad 10, corner Perry and P,sss.r
strs.,s 10 LAmerits addition Price q, suo one
fourth eash
| city.
No eos Two ten acre io,s In Esss Dsvsnposs.Y
No ssa Large new warehouse near depot
depot
JOHNSON COUNTY.
No 5ti 10 acre. near fova (ssv-o .c,~. hv,hs
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a Positive Fact.
CALL AND SATISFY YOURSELVES THAT
J. W. WILEY
HAS JUST RECEIVED THE BEST Az
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
Ever sroaghssns this MARKET,
CONSISTING %
aonessi Corn Starch,
Ieass Iaploc2.
Sugar, issssr. Fsrlaa.
syrup-, DAT Meal
Molzssss, Rlee Flour,
kaisins toy the hoa1 Pearl sage,
sstron, Yesss Powder.
T Ta Su,ran,.. rraass, ses ,h. hon
SocoA Nuts, AaccaronI.
Olive on Csssa Bnds,
Sonee ksssnce Pine Apple chees~
PREsERvEs AND PIE rRulTs.
% % ss s 81 r. &c r ess
DO do carran,.' coafse,ionsr,.
Date. s sss. s..''' s.:s. s::.
i'.sssafs., anm Drops. sugar Almonds.
No "a: nMeker.i, BY tho II, or half hel,
No Mhite och, do do do
rnhuy smoked nshbuf and French Cod Fsh.
ssnn Cap. sud Wads, naponts CAnisis. Powder.
sh'd, Ae, and large stock Of
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
Consisting ~ Plain aud Fancy Cahs Baskets Of
every variety and styie, scrubhlng Brush~s, Fancy
Duss<rs, Wash Tubs, Children Chairs. a.
Special attsntiaa !. called to our
CAVITY LAMP.
Which CANNOT he Allied while BURNING, and
can b. smashed int atoms without spng ons drop
Of huid Il 10 truly y Yankee laseEtlen"
LYON'H MAGNETIC POWDER,
Pre- fScm Poison, for the Destruction Of B~dhuss
and Roaches, Acshs and Fless, Ants and Aosqni.
toes fliss and Plant Insects, Insecis Fowls and
animals
LYONS MAGNETIC PIIIs
For the Dessr ueticn VI Rata and Mice, =,
WlLkYs GROCERY
diw-wlt .escsad ssssss, bet Main aad Brady
TO6EPH JOl5Y HAS R4A0vED H1s STOCK
Of ysaey p. . oeoSs, trinninss yese; 70 he soun
ess1ss1y eesan q u M naynooaA Co, go dor
aeeve ~ Iowa 1elR 1ssmA 0seoefnl ~ - =
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IMPROVED rARna

No "a EisAsy. nlns acre, IN s,e,,., n r "A =
4, saaa-s0 acrss under eui,iv r.r.s.ls, n.
tars land House ~cod ssi, i.s, sr..is %
srre WI ni'ss isom Town Fnes, - Yer
80 - Esshh eeeticn u, q, east-so
Acrss, a.. ander cuitivason good cottage. we'll with
farm, hait trees, &C. three milvs from the ciyy-a
very choice farm. Price, o1eo yer acre
NO - beautiful ~ acFs farm four miles fyosu
DavenPCrs, State Rosd 70 Museasine. sisht eerss
and good wsssr-marui6csrs ,,e~ !, ~. I'LL
Price q uuo -" " ~ hsss
No 2Sa An sycesnt farm Of leo scf<s eleven
miss from the city. Price. e2s per acre
No y: A section Of land In Norri.,own. IN.
is BOT. AND dwelling house, 70 acres under cultivation
v" ss
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yalnokle Lan1s fSr Sale.

THE FOLLOWING LIST OF VALUABLE
Laads are offered for sAle by the undersignsd on
the most favorable tsrms the prices being moderate
One fourth cash and the balance In one, two three
and four yesrs. with ten per cent tntsress.
wsst and = hef W Of sse.s Town
wkfGisks and - "sEs of.'e a Town
NEs VEL Of 49, 10 TD,RlE
Es u W n 1 aud W n OFFS 1 Of sse. u, 7
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wv Of " W OF sec L. T-9RiE
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W n Of 8 W i Of sec -. TIE, RE
NE Of Q = and i of N I Of &c ., 7
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NV Of . W r. ! Of ssc O. T TS,RlE.
TssRiF
SEsc of W ef see ST RE
Of 3 W Of sec !, TsoRl
NV 1 Of w Of sec n, TsoR
SEA Of Q W 1 OF see 8. Tso,Ri
Sw Of W Of sec ~, T Co., RI
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SET OF N g Of Sec q. 7 R2R
81 Of n / Of -, TsoR3E
NV i u n w r. i Of SEC 10, T %, RAE
81 OF sec 10 T RE
M Of W 4 Of s~c Is, T %. RAE
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sw 1 Of Q W 1 Of ssc - I sUR2E
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jy1stf DI4AKEnOkE LAwEa
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= Of !saey D. > ooo4s, trinninssx ese. 70 H. sean
ss s~: ss IS. - c..s. Ss &. e e: ~
=. .!sk wSisi 3 Is va % nssssIS Sss1sl
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Law Oepareaens,
VII be constantly IN receipt Of and keen ON hand
stock OF the Books generally ased, aud viii supply
orders for Law Books published In Bes,on, New
YORK fhlladclphls, Chicago, &c, at the pnhshers'
regular price,
Catalogue and Prize. Last. supplied, at No % Bra
dy street doors north Of the Pest once
vmsecisf ELI ADAMS
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- - - OoSy - 0UN00D080s
THIS FARM CONFINES MORE ADvAN.
= TAOS than any Other n oeo&t Counsy ID
ss.sins - asssss nsssly ~ .aess 6sa.s; shoas -
nsese, TO velle - : eoo1 slsesm- Ahe = GpL
lens orchard = eeoas = aDpls tssss, nsg1ly 6eogs
se6sstsf VI -: s.:s? - - - 49, -
y nses - 49, TAsse = - sooe1lnn1 GotIly a
snhss. gee1 eeli1iae s.eas - ~ - q 80
AIRY - ~ en1s1sthss = - ees9gS2s res1s esss
49, h.ssw d ssllssal slLAeeLAsPxLL
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TOR SALE AT FAIR PRICES, AND ALL
i on long credit, to facilitate improvements
COOK 4 SARGENT
viii cell lots to parties who will build on them this
season, Al moderate prices, and credit q Que
two aud three years. JunStf
DWELLING HOUSE ON BRADY STREET
Dwelling House Brady street, cor of Thirtesnih
containing eight and cellar Ground IL l3o ~
LOO feet contains stable shed fine apple pear plum
well
The above 10 ono Of the moot pleasant ressdsreesn
the city, and will he sold nj very low price
Apply to JOHN Z, UAvIE
jc1D ~ Cook & 6Arwsut's