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MARRIED.,

On the 2eth instant. by the Rev. 9. ID. Fmckel.
Mr.. FLORlAN HlJZt to Miss SUSANNA DOLL
and SIR GEORGE Hl'fI To Miss LUCY WET
EEL, all Of this city.
On the eth instant, by the Rev, Alfred Holmead.
Nh: CHARi.ES OTIS HAMILTON, formerly of
Buffalo. ~; \ to Miss CATHARINE McDON-
AID, of Washington.
At the residence Of Milton Garrett, ESQ., IN this
city. on the 18th instant by Rev. Charlie. Ii. Dana,
Rector oil Christ Church. Alexandra, DIR. JOH n
b: JOHNSON. Of Alexandrs. to Miss MARY
ARNETT GARRETT, of Jefferson county, Va.
tAlsxandria and Jefferson couhty. Va, papers
please cOpy.)
On the 18th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Stokes, Mr.
JAMES w: SEARS, OF Washington, ID. 4 +, to
Miss SOPHIA FREEMAN,o Of Kent county, Md.
On tne 18th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Boy le, Mr..
SAM FL l.. BROWN to Miss ELLEN r. HAIR
BAUGH, all of Washington.
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FUTURE DAYS.


RosE%6oGG P Hi NS5fG AAEHot H%S6sour
II FURNITURE. GILT-FRAME MIRRORS. PAINT
On TiURsDAYf M5R 5f prsdls G. ASGT Ek
IN front OF the Auction Rooms of JAS c, Mc(Suire
shall sell by virtue of deed of trust duly exc
entSd and recorded IN DIber j. A. NO. 49, fOlios
81, o., C, large and handsome assortment Of ur-
nlture and Household Effects, COMPRISING
Superior Rosewood Planoforte. Stool and Cover
SUITE of handsome carved Walnut Parlor Furniture
Brocatelle aud Lace Curtains, to match
Handsome Gilt frame Mantel and Pier Glasses
X ich Oval Mirrors
Ten handsome Oil Paintings
Twelve EngravIngs
Lot Of superior bronze and gilt Gas Chandeliers and
Rosewood and Walnut Marble-top Centre, Sofa.
Rush seat and other Fancy Chairs
Ten BRUSSELS and three ply Carpets, Rugs
Sllt window Shades, COrnIce and Fixtures
Mahogany SdebOard, two Extension Tables
rench China Dinner. Dessert, and Tea Ware
Siiver-plated Coffee Urn. Walters, Castors
Liquor stand, Table Cutlery
Refrigerator, Cooking Stove and Fixtures
-Four Elegant tEnamelIed full Marble-top COTTAGE
- sets, beautifully finished IN various coors
SIX Rosewood, Walnut, and Mahogany French
Six Mahogany and Walnut Wardrobes
Eight Hair and eight Husk Mattresses
Eight sets superior Bosters and Pillows
% superior Blankets, II Comforts
Bedspreads, lot Bed Linen
Marble top and plain Washstands, Towel Rack
PAINTED Wardrobes, Cottage Bedsteads
Bath Tub and Fixtures
Eight Toilet Sets
Lot Chamber Stoves and Crates
Iogetner with large assortment OF Kitchen
Requisites.
Term. $40 and under, cash; over that sum
credit Of 80 and ca days. for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
JAS. c. MoGUiRE,
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AUCTION SALES.
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer
lEhY Ex TENSIV T. PAwNRROKER,s
" ShLE OF uNREDEEMED PLEDeE s ar AncTioS
Sn n Y hSDAY, the Sd day of December pext. 7
snail sen at my auction rooms corner Of nh and n
, eets, commencing at O'Clock .. m the f1loWinS
One hundred Gold and Silver Watches of I'm. bs.,
ss,s ;uSh as Tobias Johnson c. also two very
vasaols independent Time keepers; also fins Al.
sorSment Of gewelry, Diamonds, Guns, fistola' Sc-
ISaaC HERZBERG, Licensed Pswnhroker-
- BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer. = :
FuRNITURE. PROVENDER, HORSES.
NEsf HSREElASk, s&SroAT AUCTION On WE'D
late residence Of Rezin Arnold, ESQ, near Good
o. NJ - " o'oeA
3excell lent Work Horses Cow
A good one horse Carnage and harness I. y
k Lot OF farming Utensils, Fodder, &c.
Furniture. - AAi'o'e"
TerTns All sums under $40. cash over Saa n
credit OF three and months for notes sstis cto
ny endorsed, bearing interest.
REIN ARNOLD.
~ eo,oINo-S --.. "A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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SPECIAL NorIcE.-Fnr Perfumed Breath White
Teeth, and Beautiful Complexion, use Balm Of
i.gn Flowers" For dressing Ladies' hair use
" w Oodand Cream" new pOnade il causes gem
temen's hair to curl beautifully. Price 81 cents
each. w. +. FETRIDGE d CO.,
PrsprletOrs, New York.
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Washington,
TAYLOR & MAuEy, Booksellers, between 9Th and
10th ST., Pa. avenue. nI7
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DYSPEPSIA AND FIrs.-Dr. Tracy Delorms, great

DYSPEPSIA AND FITs.-Dr Tracy Deorme, great
eurer of Consumption, was for several years so bad
B.allcted By dys Pepsla that for part Of the time
he was confined To his bed. was eventually cured
by pfescrl PtIon furnished him by young claIryoy-
ant gIrl. This prescription, given by a mere child
whIle IN state VI trance has cured everyb body who
as sure In cases Cf TITS as of yspepsia The ngrs-
dlents may tie found IN any drug store. will send
this valuable preScrl ItlOn to any person who will
supply with the nrmes and TesidencesJ Of ten or
more. individuals suffering with diseases Of the
chest lungs throat, know edge of So oh inya
lids and the way To reach them AID 10 my regu-
lar business; Address DIR. Tracy Deiorme, New
York Post Office. "
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New York Markets,

NV York, Nov. 30 Flour declined; sales Of
800 bbls.; State 81 sOa4 90; Ohio IS 25a5 20;
Southern IS 25as5 So
Wheat closed with declining tendency; sales
unimportanti Southern white 25asI so Com fs
Irm; sales OF 3, 600 bushels of Western mixed &C
90c
Pork has declined mess SIsals 50; prime
Sl6 5OaSl6.75. Beef Is inactive sI0a&l3 IS for
Chicago repacked. Lard isquiet, at naI2 cts in
barrels
Whisky is dull; Ohio 23Xc
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WOODLAND CREAM" for the hair; BALM OF
THOUsAND LOWERS, for cleansing the teeth and
Deautliy ing the complexion. The genuine article to
Building, corner ~ street and Pa avenue n 10 II
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Financial.

NKw YORK, Nov 3O-Stocks are generally
lower. Chicago and Rock Island 81; Cumber
Coal Company 10; Illinois Central shares "a; do
bonds 81; La Crosse Milwaukee IIx; MichI-
gan SOutneTn I1i New York Central 7ox Read
Ing 57x Milwaukee a Mississippi, 81; Cantons
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BIZ JAS. e. Mcguire, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT AT ACCTIoN
Owing TO the IIolemency of the weather YES
teTday, and The present pressure the money mar
ket, Mai. 6. TOchnlan has POSTPONED the pub
lie sale of his resdence and farm, Summer Hill -
Ia the County OF Alexandra, Va, until MONDAY
the 4th of January next, at 10 O'Clock a M on the
premises. In the meantime, they are offered for
private sae and further information as to terms of
sale c., may be obtained at the auction store of j.
e. Mcclure.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
oc T-2aw Auction and Commission Merchant.
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HARPE RS MAGAZINE, for December, re-
TdI GeIvs sla and for sale at JOS. SHILLING
street and Pa. avenue. A new volume commences
with this number which contains MIR. TLackery's
new story, The VlrgnIans" Also, Mr.. Charles
a matter of fact Romance" written expressly for
this Magazine; Subscript taken by the year,
or single numbers sold separately at twenty-five
cents each.
Godey's Lady Book for December, a beautiful
number.
Graham's Magazine for December.
Household Words do do
Petersons Magazine do.
Arthur's Home Magazine do
Balloons Dollar Magazine do
Burton's CyclOpeda of Wit and Humor: part lG
Received and for sale at
JOS. SHILLINGTON'S
Bookstore, Odenn Building,
rs cor. AZ street and Pa ave.
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pOARDING.-Mrs. RUFF has taken the large
ID and commOdous house, No. 900 ID street, near
18th, where she intends to rent her Rooms, furnished
unfurnlshed, To single gentlemen. gentlemen
and their wives, with Board. Transient Boarders
by the day or week. Meals sent out at all hours of
the day. nl6-lmf
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MORE NEW GOODS CHEAPER THAN
WI EVER =
GREAT RED UCTION IN PRICES.
Now Is THE TINE TO SECURE BARGAINS IN
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS. SHOES. HATS, CAPS, &c.


Having purchased a large lot of goods lately
Jor cash, alta great sacrifice, am enabled TO oter
some ErrdordtRdry BdTgdins for Casa, sd
cash oAfy. Every article will be sold TO tuit the
times.
would enumerate only few of the many very
Cottons at ca, worth cents: good fast coored Cal
Icoes at 50 and cent?; good white and yellow Flan;
at Is cents to be found In this city; rich new sVIe
Dress Goods of every description, and very cheap;
ShawIs, very great bargains; Ladies white and CO.
lOred Corsets at s71E cents usual price LADIES
good Kid Gloves frem 571a up: fine French Merinos
from 6sh cents up; large lot OF fine worked Col
lars and other EmbroIderies, tremendous low.
Also, on hand, large stock OF MEN and BOYS,
WEAR of every description and quality.
In my BOOTS and SHOES Department will be
found q complete assortment of all kinds, and al
prices that cannot fail to please. = =
Persons buy ing for cash, In want of Cheap Goods
should call early, as real bargains will be cd cred and
no humbug. =.
X. G.. HYATT, No. $40 Seventh street,
na-eo3t :. - = = :
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BOARDING.

MRS. NJ. A. KNIGHT thas taken the well
lVl known and cOmmodIous house, AT Pa. avenue,
between Sd and "A stIeets south side nearly oppo-
site the Washington House, whIoh has been com
pletey renovated and fitted up with and elegant
furnIture, suited for hrst-class BOARDING.
HOUSE. Mrs. Knight having had considerable
experience In the same business Baltimore. feels
cUnfden in offering Inducements to gent .emen and
Their wives, and members of Congress, (being con-
tguous to the CAPITOL to call and examine her ac-
cornmOdations before locating themselves for the
winter. nS0-Iws
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
Il EsTATE.-In pursuance of decree passed on
the tenth day OF April, IN the year one Thousand
eight hundred and hftyfve, by the Circuit Court
ior Prince George's County, sitting as Court of
fred VI. Berry, next friend Of r obert f. Thomps0n
and others, Is complainant, and Emily Wall, and
others, are defendant, the undersigned. trustee
highest bidder, on the premises, on FRIDAY, the
18Th day oil December next, at the hour of u O'Clock
M, II falr II not fair, at the time and place on
the next fair day thereafter, all those tracts parts
formerly the property OF the late ichard L. Thonp-
son. and now decreed to he sold for the purpose of
DIVISION and Partition between his widow and MS
children. These ands contain in separate and near
The greater portion IS open land. There Is, hOwey-
or, some excellent Timber Land among the tracts
proposed to be sold. Some of the parcels of land
have valuable improvements On them. There is a
valuable spring OF water sne of the tracts and
the soil of all the lands easily worked and well adj
apted TO the raising OF the staple crops he counts.
These lands are IN the immediate vicinity of 4 b,
ana VIII ne 500 IN lois 10 SUIT purchasers.
Terms OF sale prescribed by the decree-FIve:
hundred dollars cash, to be paid on the day of sale
and the residue nf the purchase money be paid IN
from day of sae the same To bear interest from the
day o sale and to be secured by the bonds ofbs
chaser OF purchasers, with approved CO ohilgnrs
And upon the payment OF the whole purchase mon
deTsIgned is authorized To convey the premises sold
to the purchaser or purchasers thereofin fee smp e
at his or her or their costs, Free clear and
ed from all claims OF the parties to this cause and of
them. The widow Is party Ia the proceedings m
this case and has IN writing sIgnIfed her assent to
10 take IN lien Of her dover equivalent an money
as ascertaIned 10y law, out Of the proceeds OF the
sale.
DANIEL C. DIGGES Trustee.
November 10. 1907. nls-lawtl0th Deck dts
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, AuctIopeer
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF EXTENSIVE A.
soRIMENT OF FURNITURE AND HoUsF.FUR
MsHING Goops. On TUESDAY and WEDNES
DAY. Decsmber LIST and I'd, commencing at 10 o'ciS.
Dy virtue OF deed Of trust duly recorded 6c
shali sen the entire stock Of Furniture and House
FURNISHING Goods IN store No. =. unuer Odd Fal-
lows HaH, seventh street, comprIsing-
10 rosewood and mahogany Dressing Bureaus with
marble and wood tops "
10 ~ T6osewood, walnut, and mahogany washstands
~ Bedsteads OF various patterns
mar and husk Mattresses, holsters and pillows
y walnut and mahogany fancy w hatnots
i9rosewOOd. walnut and mahogany PaTIor Taha.
Mahogany mar spring seat Sofas and DIvans
5doZen mahogany Parlor Chars
Mahogany Arm and Easy Chars
secretary and Bookcases, Writing Tables snd
Desks. i"'os o'u
DInng, breakfast, and chamber Tables
cane and wood seat Chairs, Lounges
Arm and Nurse Rockers, walnut and cherry Cribs
Morkstands, Teapoys. Looking Glasses
Brocateile Curtains, gilt Window Shades
Large quaGtlfy of CrockeTy ard Glass Mara
Tenders, brass Andirons, Shoyels and FonS,
ABOUT ~ stoves of various patterns
Iogether with many other ar tices useful 10 house
keepers. ~ " i'o"so
Terms: $50 and under cash; over that sum a
credit 91 o. aud 80 days, for salts factory endorsed
THOS. J. FISHER, Trustee.
"a O4t JAS. q. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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observation-disclosures rooms with board can lie
- had at No. AS Twelfth street, between and u.
Also, a few table bOarders can be accommodated.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 3.-Flour has declined
S5 IS for Howard street and Ohio.
Wheat Is unsettled, but 3a5c. lower Corn
steady, old white 75a77c., new white 5sa65c oil
yellow 13a.6c new yellow 59a62c
Whisky Is steady at . i a24c
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MADAM BUM Ed,
WI DRESS MAKER, FROM PARIS,
No: So 18th street west, between and X sire cts,
Washington city, has the honor to inform the ladies'
OF Washington and vicinity, that she has fitted up
aDress Making Establishment, where size Is ready
TO make every kind OF work, Dresses, MantIllas,
Basques. &c, and in the best and very latest sty
Of Paris receiving every month the French Journal
DE La Mode, direct from Pans. n IL Pm
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AUCTION sAIM
TO-DAY Io.MoRRoW MoRwyN,

iO-DAf q IO-MORROW MORNING;
ss By A. GREEN. Auctlou.er : : : :,
EXTENSIVE SALE OF UNRFDEraIrn
H PLEDeEs BY ORDER OF THE PAwSRnaESshp
shall sell. a. my store. on TUESDAY MOR NIECi
December ist at ten O'Clock, large collection az
Cod and Silver Watches and Chains, God level
y, and other Fancy Goods, Clothing, Guns, Pin
Scss, MUSICAL instruments, hne set Of Carpenters
Tools, Chests, d c.. DO. 49, =
n I'D - A. GREEN, Auct.
By WALL & BARNARD. Auctioneers.
ENTENSlSE SALE OF FRESH FRUITS,
- GEEqSERlKs, LIQUORS. &c. AT PUBLIc AUCTION.
OnInESUAI MORNING.. Dec. I, at qh O'clock
we Will sell IN front Of ucuon Rooms without
Isssrve. large assortment Of fresh Fruits Groce-
RES, C., consisting Of 80
4oo Whole hall, and quarter boxes fresh Bunch Raj
sons, new crop ->a
.o drums and trails fresh Malaga Figs
80 boxes Lefnsrs, fresh 30
Imperial and Gunpowder Teas
~ DarIeis crushed and Brown Sugars
~ boxes Brown and Fancy Soap
Y DO Mould and Adamantine Candles
Snocoate, olive Oil, Mustard, Spices sc
. boxes hne Chewing Tobacco
Is cases Blackberry Brandy
~ casks and barrels Brandy and Whiskv
WIN many other articles in the Grocer linz
Al OF which will be sold without reserve
Terms at sale.
WALL & BARNARD, Aucts
~ <o-Ls Corner Pa. avenue and 9th at
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Millinery, &c.
ID A X ) MILL cry.

ID A X M l l. l. N f. r Y.
MADAME FERRERO, from No. S Great Jones
<<&Nstreet, New York, respectfully nformsse q. .
S8pthe Ladies IN Washington that she hasASVN
~ re opened a branch of her establish IlSQ
msnt, for the season, at No. 248 Pa. avenue.
Ladies will find select assortment Of
FALL and WINTER BONNETS
DRESS CAPS, HEAD DRESSES, LACES
FLOWERS. FEATHERS,
ORNAMENTS FOR THE HAIR
GLOVES, PERFUMERY
FRENCH PATENT SKIRTS, 6s.,&c.
Prices moderate. n2-lOt
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he Case of DonDeIIy,
BaItIlnore Narket.

TRENTON, n. J., Nov. 27.-The chancellor has
granted writ Of error in Donnelly's case re-
tufnable to the Court of Errors next Tuesday
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The Canadian Administration.

TORONTO, Can Nov. 2s.-The new admins
tratiOn was formed and sworn in YESTERDAY. IL
is composed Of Messrs. John A. Macdonald. Pre-
mier and Attorney General Of Upper Canada;
VIM. Cayley, Inspector General; Robert Spence
Postmaster General; G. T. Cartier, Attorney
General OF Lower Canada; J. G Morrison, Re-
ceiver General; p. NJ. Van Koughnet President
Executive Council; 7. J. Loranger, Provincial
Secretary n F Belleau, President Of Legisls-
tive Council; Chas. Alleyn, COMMISSIONS Pub
lie Works, and l.. V. Sicotte, Commissioner
Crown Lands.
Acquittal of the Captain Of the OpeIeusas.
NKw ORLkANs, Nov. 27.-Capt. Ellis Of the
steamer OPeiousas who was indicted for man
slaug hter, in consequence Of the recent collision
OF his steamer with the Galveston, has been ac-
quilted. -
The Case of DonnelIy.
TRENTON, N. J., Nov. 27.-The chancellor has
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NEW AND PRETTY STYLES OF WOOL
en- Goods, China Ornaments, Pspier Mache,
&c, DO, just received at
McLAUGHLIN'S, No. % Pa avenue,
nc between 8t b and 9Th streets.
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Opening NEW GOODS at McLAUGH-
=, LlN'S, No. 20 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 9Th
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BIAS. {. MeGGIRE, Auctioneer.

DANIEL C. DIGGES Trustee,
November 10, 1851. m lq-lawtlOth Dee dts
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fhE.-The alarm Of fire on Saturday evening
vas caused by the burning Of shed near the
not great.
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EOR RENT.-Prof II. w. MUNDER having
Il fitted up his Hall In An elegant manner, which
renders IT of the pretiest rooms in this CITY will
be rented upon moderate terms for Sorees, Suppers
Dinners, or Promenade Concerts Apply At the
Hall on Tuesday, "Wednesday, and Thursday even
ing from III until 91s O'Clock.
His School Is now open for the reception of pu pills
on Tuesday and Thursday afternoon and evening.
oc 22-tf
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TALLMAN 4 POWERS,
Ian ID AG e nj ..
ociee, Brady ~, etwn second aud Third.
nFfER FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING
~ valuable Real Esta,e

- - ~ - M - ~ y - q
onise, Brady II, etwn second aud Third.
OFFER FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING
~ valuable Real Estate
CITY PROPERTY IN DAVENPORT
Mouse aud Let gu Third street, ssar the eosnsr Of
:. stn Ls.: "a the soa,h.~s.. corner Of sour,h and
. sIs Le,.s :, North Davenport, between Perry and
All the aeov. lot. ar. well situated, and In pssss
q The ely moo, rapidly inprosias aud viii be cold
FARMING LANDS IN JOHNSON COUNTY.
NkefS ). -. T. -, n kaaSs g. wsss - acres
NJ OFFS = = 10, ~ y. itSuss :, west Soscr's
The above laads upon the iine 81 the Railroad
from Davenport 10 Iowa CITY
CLINTON COUNTY
as ..s %s.. s.
oas, Citation county, near the railroad al choice
The above properly win BE- cold on liberal ,csms
SCOTT COUNTY
tmproved farm, one mile and half from Prince
good house, VIII ee cold :, bargain
One hundred and sixsy acres unimprovcd land two
miles from Hekory Grove, three nilss from wslsot,
90 s ,: s .ss: rs
rom Hickory drove, very ehcace land.
PowxsuIxK COUNTY.
Two hundred and afsy serss aas prairie land, ,we
mIlss north of Aoassssna, The sosa,y ssa,
NEAR DAVENPORT
One aud one half mile from Court House, on the
bluG, with saperb visvs Of river and suvrouudlng
Ss. .s.s 81 .a well hs r,ss
frait The moot esausifu land In The vtciniiy
( the city
SEVEN MILES FROM DAVENPORT.
A fsrm OF SIXTY assss, forty under cultivation,
twsusy Of timber never falling stream rune thro
Il win be cold very cheap
NEAR wALcorr
Eishty serss choice prairie 81 . bargain
NORTH DAVENPORT
A ssauufal nve acre lot Ahiss1u
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q AUGUSTUS HAvILAND,
X eel Est1te s&ge 6,

NstSStssoh TO COT = e eAps.D
Has for sale
THIRTY IMPROVED FARMS IN SCOTT
orchard q every sssa q fls., running S:..s sss
rser,t thing 70 make farm desirable. VIII be cold
very reasonable.
Twsney CnaMproveA rasssns - Lana.
In Scot, county Pleasantly situated, and capital
land Tor farming purposes. Terms very essy
s,1 haaasetppd forty scrs. tn Guthrie county
On. hundred and twenty acre. In Is~A county.
Farm In johnson county
Seven hundred acres In Adsir county.
Three hundred acre. Ia Qruaay county
Two uundred scsss In Dallas county.
Land In Dea,oa Caro-, Haacock and Jsspss Gem
House aud lot on Fourth street
House and LOT on ryfth street
Building lots on Brady and Second street
l.o,s on Perry ssrse,.
Block Of Tote on Rock Is:aud and Iowa stre~,s
Building lo,s on Harrison and slxih streets
Forty aero fAssa near Newton
county
Farms 10 Washington county
A few acre. Of Land In the vicinity Of pa~scpcrs
suitable for country seats
Houses and Loss In the city Of Davenport
Farms In CliA,on county. near Railroad and River
City property 10 L. Claire
baildins ioss In wsssrown. III
Three hundred N aguiaceE. less In Tuton' addition
10 Has, Davenport, eoD0Anaipg . spisadid view u
The Mississippi kivcr aad kosk Islaad Thess loss
eau BE- purekseed - very reassxaels tes0s
0rsa, induesmcnts are olsred 10 msehanies -
vel - capitalists aE1 oshsSs
Call and examine maps and prices q
HAvILANOn
N2Bu o0oo. - Claire Bow
R.a-A~>Aa~~> s~aen snr>a~~>o~aAn~
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W. Z. BARBER & CO.,
LAW, LAND AND LOAN OFFICE,
Ne. 0sans's ulsek, Main street.
WE OFFER FOR SALE THE FOLLOW
w ING Rsal Estate, viz


CITY PROPERTY
No l. Double House ON Eighth street, one ios
west from 0Aises street. rootns, cellar under main
tulidiag good cis;ern In yard, whole froat thirty
tsst, hcase asw and now undsr rent fkcm meath 10
moath Price " 900. part time, or q, 80 cash.
No. 2 HOUSE on sixsh ssrsss bsswssn Nasrieoa
end RI ?ey. Lot soxiso uouse - fcst front. cellar
and goot eisiera--sery eligible Price ez,ss lower
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No. 40 acres In Harrison county Fins prairie,
surrounded cy cultivated fzrms. \ 4 y Z and
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Ne 4 I'D acres In Hsrrson ecunty. Choice rrAi-
re, aeaT stream Of water " MA ard y
aus dsv. 4, Gee -, r 70, RN y per acrs.
Ne 8 lso acres In Story county . Ek, sec .,
T q, X q q per acre
Ne. o 100 acres in Story county NEA, s<e. %,
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Ne. / 40 acres In klanssots Territory. - W 4
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Per acre
No Q. 10 asrea ir Minnssosa Territory. wkN
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per ssrs
Ne o 90 Acres In Ninrsseta Tsrrisssy RksE
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Ne. 10 y serss 10 rosssvesanls county, Iowa
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Ne. u % serss In Tasa county. NkNw
80 II, r -, Rio W. - Per sere
Ne ~ % asrss In TAma county wksEk,
sse Q. 80, = - W. tasso yer ssre.
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