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TIE GREFENBERG MEDICINES

a RE well know u aud eagerly sought for Throughout
~ tise Whuie tuntmeut Of America
Never t.efoTe their introduction could any Sc
RES popular remedies be found tIiat we're equal L
any cl3s that were always 10 be relied and
were within r., ch It the poorest persons.
ever 4LeGOre tlle OfseieubeTg Pills could you
Obtain -5U tsin remedy for Bilious Diseases
LIN er CompIats, dyspepsia CostiveDess and Asthma
Never before this Fewer and Aguo remedy
could y thing DC found that cured ali cases OF Chis
and Fever Tor 5bc.
Never before the Green Mountain Ointment
was there 10 be IouAd, for 25c any immediate cure
for Burns, Bruises Cuts old sores Ery siIeles and
InfaBmatious, either external or Internal.
Never Before Marshall's Uterine Ca
thoIicon Mas Falling 81 the WOMB, anu Othvf
Uterine found 60 be durable. Now IeI cases
out ct twelve cured by tlils medicine
ES- IL any ply scian suppsSeE that this Is merely
quack remedy, would reply, "tsst u Is prepared
by Dr. PomeToy, OF Utica athy and old phsy Lu
OF the Anopathic schooI-that Wii furnish any re-
putabiu phisolan suiy quantity Of "a gratatousy q
test IT. merits on his patients, aud furthermore by
writing 10 III fomeroy, he be furnished With II
confoaeIt parts. IL Is she greatest blessing 10 The
fcsnai sex tiat the science 81 nccine has discovered
IA century.
Never BEFORE the Grafcnberg pysen,ary ~.
rup, w~s there certain remedy tor Biody Flax, 10y
sentery iharTua OF ChogeranuW ali can BE- cured IN
few hours.
Never before the INTRODUCTION q the Chisdren's
Ean@ce, ooah mother feel the life q her babe SAFE
for day, while under ave years uf age. lcutaiui
diseases aad strong medicines carried them oh-How
THIS medicine them. after tel doctor aud
nursss have pronounced their Gases hoi'siess fFioe
only See
Never BEFORE was any Tonic Bitter 50 popular
the iieailh iilses that csis Sc. Why siouia The
world saneT from Dyspepsia OF bilious diseases,
while thls sIaple medicine can, al al times, prevent
M
Never Before was any preparation Of s.arsA-
ParllLa powerful thai compounded By tho Crae-
fruberg 60
Never Heiore the cunsumpulye's Balm
foand ~ equal tisw many are The lfe and
health, who would tAis, have entered Leah ;
dark portal, 4 gney haa sot eeen recommended o.
use lhis IA preferences - aaay hosIr4nss taAi are
loudly gauhtedf
Never before were Plies and kiadred diseases
nc have certificates Of Isrresns en-
tirriy recosere aflef IN Aotte. aud otes great shy
had assertea thai nothing ou the kahe could
al 81 rciseI
Never Before coald iHaaraed eyes and wea<-
u sght be earcd Tor tweuty ave ccatz- lae kso
loslop farz a.
Never before was any Box Pobiishet that
coLtalns medical kaoSislse ~ The 0raeieii
berg M4nlai OF Health, tor taeists ave eenis- II
oaeht o. b. " every lsrniiy IN t..s tasid-
Never before hasaag AlzaAhAc ossnn published
50 xail4bie areith Aa4aahsc. Il = furnAie4
srafaltously b al Iiru ggists. ana -
Al.kx. MACKENZIE,
oetel-u II Eslse - streus, Nashville.
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EXTRA HAWs.-We noticed yesterday that
our friend X. w. BARNES on College street,
was receiving from the country an extra fine
lot of Bacon Hams.
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EG- The third Of the series Of articles
from our correspondent, OBSERVER. will he
found in our impression this morning. We
ask for it "A general reading
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STOCK on Ilanu not Cleared ZID.II7
TOBACCO-We notice sales hhds &C., 252 at,
and on Saturday II at
SUGAR-Ihe demand has been active, with sales of
900 u $50 hhds. at firm rates Fair TO fully fair
51a66c. z tb.
MOLASSFS-Also active, and about 200 bbls. sold
az 26fd)261ac. for prime and choice, common at
25ld5-514, and small lot OF fermenting at 24c p
gallon.
COFFEE-We notice sale of 500 bags of which
$40 at 1O1ac clio at IL, $50 at IL and so at IL &C.
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WILLIAM RUSSELL

j. J. Wadsworth, Post Master of Iowa City,
confirms the above statement.
For sale i'll Nashville, Tenn 10y BERRY IL
DEMOVUIE.
Anageut wanted in every town and village.
Application should Ice made 10 Bragg * Bur
roNcs, st. Louis, Mo-. and must always be ac-
companiud by good reference.
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Spiral llotifes.
Rock City Mills.
Hoonand,s German BItters.
J. E. BAUMAN & Co., Prophet

Prepared by DR.. C. NJ Jackson, No. AIS Arch street.:
PHILADELPHIA PA.
READ WHAT Is SAID OF THEM.
SCorr CORTLAND CO n. Y. March 81, 1857.
DR.. c. NJ. JACKsoN:-Dear Sir:-In behalf Of the af-
ficted pen few lines to you i have suffered and
doctored myself an know how to pity those in a
like condition. Until commenced taking your Bit
tiers last summer, was not able do anything, or
even to sit up any considerable length of time Be-
fore had taken the first bottle felt like a man,
and now, after having continued the use of them a
short time in the worst season of the year able
to labor hard erery day. To say the least, think
have received more benefit from the Bters than all
other medicines have taken. have not only used
your Bters myself but have given bottles and parts
of bottles to those complaining of Dyspepsia and liv
Complaint, and in every case, they tell they
have taken medicine beneficial as the Btters.
Respectfully yours,
JAMES Won BENSCHOTER.
For sale at the Principal Office, AS Arch ST., Pha-
dephia and sold by druggists and store-keepers
in every and village the United States Cana
das, West Indies, and South America 75 cents per
bottle. See that the signature of c. NJ jackson is on
the wrapper Of each bottle nOvl-lm
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Swan & Co.'s Lotteries.

DERSONS who desire 10 try their luck In these cell
i ebrated Lotteries, which draw every Saturday m
the year have their orders promptly attended 20
without the risk Of sending by mail, by addressing
SAINT. SWAN 4 CO.,
BOX No. 81, r. o., Nashville.
copy of the Official Drawing Will be sent TO each
purchaser Immediately after the drawing takes place
Price OF whole tickets $40; halves So quarters 81
so; eghths 81 IS. eptlf
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SORE AND INFLANED EYEs.-Thcse disagree
able complaints are generally very prevalent
ut ;his season Of the year, and it is therefore
a matter of some interest to the public to
know that they may De cured most eflectually.
The best remedy yet discovered is BRAGG's
ARCTIC LINIMEAT, as the following certificate
will Sb.,V.
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WEBSTER CRY, Iowa, Nov. 8, 1857.

WEBSTER CITY, Iowa, Nov. 8, 1857.
DR. BRAGG:-Dear Sir:-For more than
three years myself and daughter have been
afflicted with Iniamed eyes in an aggravated
degree. aud tried various physicians and nos
trans to no effect. Al length | was induced
To Try the Arctic Liniment. and in months
was nearly cured and my daughter was en-
Iirely we'll, although part OF the time she had
been totally blind. also used the Liniment
for Rheumatism in my back, and was cured by
part of Il bottle. Iwould not be without your
Invaluable remedy in my house.
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Musif, lJiauos, &f.
NEW MUNC!! NEW MUS,C!.!
PianOs! Pianos! Pianos /!

II VIE greatest bargains in Piano <-s@xzs
i forfes In New York city can e4<z- -
De had al the Mandatory of CUM
hINGS CANFIE1.n s37. broadway, near Bleecher
street Pianos ON plain and ornamental Cases, Pearl
and Ivory Keys, al prices below AL competition,
Wholesale and retail Every Instrument warranted
for years CUMMINGS a CANfIEID,
oct23-d3m No. 657 Broadway, New York.
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SberiG's Salrs.
sHERIFF,s SALE.


DY virtue of a senditIoni exponas, 10 INC directed,
I'D ana delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Davidson county Tennessee, al IL Aug term, ls5s,
will exase 90 public sale, the highest Bladder fef
cash, the Courthouse yard gate, in the Cay 81
Nashville, ON SATURDAY, Tile @oTH DAY on No
yEAIgkt, ls5s, all the rght ttie claim interest and
estate which the Charlotte Turnpike COMPANY then
had, may have since acquired in and 10 the follow
lag inscribed OF land, lying IN Davidson county
STATE Tennessee bounded follows. beginuing a.
him stump McNarg line, running south eiey
en- and hail The line u Maj, John Boyd :
heirs, axe poles 10 the middle Of the Turn
plkc foaat, tlcnce with said rosa! ssuth q deg,
west L. poles Through small spring, north IS deg
10 poles - ruck thenec east IL oiee a. Tie
beginning containing by estimation, 30 slles,
ar hess Deng tue cnngey ed By jos L. Aiisiou
I'Ftsilent, Directors aud Company 81 the Nash
Vilie and Charlotte Turnpike Company there b
comfortable BRICK dwelling aud Out houses GA said
lot,-by deed Registered tho thzy idsou cousiy Reg
isief- oice poN No :, Isge So, being icftrsl on
the property II said CTietae furpBike Company ~
s-aisly JudgmeaI rendered fasor u the state II
JAMES q. HINTON. sAerla u Davidson
octig-td o.
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CINCINNATI. Nov. lO-CHEESE-The demand through
out the week has been brisk, and rather III excess
Of the receipts, and prices have ruled firm he sales
comprise about . 900 boxes re for selected W
R.; 94D91sc for English Dairy; 1Of01O1Sc for fancy
brands English Dairy; lO0llc for Nutmeg, and 1tc
for Pine Apple
CANDLES AND SOAr-The market has not under
gone any change since our last, though it has been
quite dull for Candles, at our Quotations. We cont :
nue. 10 quote star Candles ut for full weight Tai
low do, ii = and II &c, and opal Ice
Soap, D &c for Palm and No. l, and &c for extra.
CRANBkHRIES.-Tnc market is trmer, ant choice
Berries IN larg barrels are now selling at Sl0O11;
small barrels $500, and boxes 81 509S9.
FRUIIS-GIee cen Apples are in good demand, and
prices are firm at 81 5C94 so 2 Dbl. according to
quality The market Tor Dried Is firm and prices stea-
dy. We quote Peaches 50 2593 50, buying, ard
5a23 10, sell ng and Apples 81 10, buying and 81
iGdS2, selling. Rlsins dull and lower. We now
quote u il. AT 81 so Ib box and LAYER at 81 So Lee
mons are in good demand and prices firm aC So p
box. Oranges are steady at SloGDll for bbs and 81
l59s5 for boxes. Figs are rm.at l2(9l4c. Currants
3lGJc.
Partnership market has ruled steady and firm
44c.
lRON-The market is without change, and the mar.
ket is steady, at $50 for Ohio Pig and &c Bar
IEATHER--There is quotable change in the
market since our last Weekly Review, and We CONT
he der nd is
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Dp Gelfgrapb.
Later from California, Oregon and
South America.

| SaIfIOTnIa, OrcSOh
south America.
| New York, Nov. I2-The steamer Star of
the West has arrived with $1,000, 600 specie
The ship John f. Thayer were burned in the
| Gulf of California. The crew was saved.
| The Roanoke and Saratoga were at Aspinwall.
The ship Genl. Cushing for Sydney went
ashore in San Francisco harbor and is total
| loss.
The loss bv the recent fire at jamestown
was only 900.
A storm occurred in Southern California
T, on the night of the second, doing great dam
age to buildings and fields. At San Diego Sc
veral houses were blown down; vessels were
cast ashore. Los Angeles and San Pedro al
so suffered.
The Indian war in Oregon is ended. Colonel
Wright having granted peace.
| Frazer river miners are returning. No
business at Victoria. The settlements are all
| deserted
| San Francisco markets dull.
| Chill dates are to September 18TH -.
The Santiago Theatre has been burned
The crops are promising.
The mines are yielding larger than ever.
Bolivia succeed in quelling another revo-
! luton on the Peruvian frontiers. Eighty
leaders were sentenced TO death. 1t is expect
ed that this will secure peace with Linare's
| Government.
CALIAO, Oct. 2.-Echenique is still at Bo-
livia. organizing force to invade Peru.
| Business is stagbant.
| SYDNEY, Aug. Z7.-The ship Norway
rived from Hong Kong, with ], 230 emigrants.
Arrival of the Santa Fe Mail. -
| ST. LOUIS. Nov. 12.-Thc Santa Fe Mail of
the 18th Ira arrived.
Colonel Miles had another successful en-
counter with the Navaoes
| The Pixies Peak gold accounts are favor
| able.
The Indians are peaccable.
| Terrible Gale.
| New YORK, Nov. I2.-There was recently
a terrible gale at Turks Island, by which six
vessels were wrecked.
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW York, Nov. I2.-COttou dropping;
sales 1900 bales Flour advancing. White
| Corn 739(975; yellow IS. Mess Pork, old II
45(@I7 80. Whisky 224. Dressed hogs &c.
per pound. Linseed Oil co. Tallow heavy.
Porto Rico Sugar 6498B; Cuba 697s.
CINCINNATI, Nov. l2.-Whisky 10. Provi-
sions firm. Mess Pork SIG. Hams 81.
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Administrators Notice.

HAVING quaiiaci as Administrator OF the estate OF
Il 4 FRANCES BAiTHEorP, deceased, at Cheatham
county, notice hereby giVeHIO all these indebted to
the SAID estate u make payment and all those having
claims against SAID estate ARE requested a. file ths
satns with the Clerk Of the County Court OF Ccatham
county according 81 law, the Insolvency of said
state has been suggested G. W. SHELTON
nov3-u Administrator.
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Chancery Sale.

RN virtue Of the power N me vested by decree
~ rendered By tie Chancery Court az Washing ton,
Tenn, IA four cases consolidated la which A. C. bay
w = Srecr, Noel 4 Co. and Walker, O'Keess a Co.
are compisinants. and ". :. Horr and p. L. sautan
aud others are defendants, viii expose public
safe - the highest bladder at the Hste the Sulphur
Springs Rliea county. lem. ON
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Charleston Market.
Observation-Disclosures.

| CHARLESTON, Nov. 10, l p. M.-COTfON-The cot
ton market was quiet and unchanged this forenoon
The sales to-day were 400 bales at prices ranging
| from go 10 IL "a cents.
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Monday, 29ih Day of Nov. next,

continuing from day TO day until all tie property -
sid, Tire following properly. 10 wit: very large and
hne lot 81 Furniture consisting part NJ be4sicaos
Mattresses Pillows, lie and split bottom Chairs StlId
iabsss, Wash Stands, L0Gpges, Jehay Liud IsockiIg
SllaAtN, Souchss, Center la0.es, Marble Top Tables
MahoEOy ssas, MAhogoBy Rocking Ctairs, the large
Alrrurs, very Inc FIan1 forte, Cooking stoves
and kurniture; sarEe assuTImrHt Il liable Ware
consisting part al very hne silver. Glass and
QacensWare liable Cutlery, &c, IN lact every ihng
nscesary 10 the furnishing ami carrying u nrst
csass hnte, and "a Tie uusl fashionable aud nsrst
nse, and ala neW or nearly Besides tbs aboye,
tieFc Will be sald hors-s, hogs c4ffle MAsotls. bug
glcs and fsruIlng Itensls, All q wAic uih be ssd
a credit frusl TINE a All 18th day of April
1893. Nose ia approves security Nil be required.
There Nin aiso Be suIe Corn s8ld the sals lime
anu place Tor Cash. ". l. CULNIIIE,
nuvs-sa Clcsk and Master.
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millinsrp GOODS.
Furs Furs,Furs.
GsoKeE MAoGEEGoE.


lust received at the NEN YORK MILLINERY IN
81 Forum the most splendid assortment ol Iurz
ever exhibited 10 the Ladies u Nashville.
oct2S-tf
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MACGREGOR ~ BANkHEAD.
General Commission Merchants,
10 cAgoNDEIET STREET,
New Orle MS.

IAnFs BANkHEAD A CO, Nashville, Tenn, will
81 make cash advances Cott0n, IssbaccO and 9TH
Z Proiuce shlpFed 10 the above house.
f. II
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Ma d - Z e

Ma q - NC.
~ T. TTIURSTON will resume his les ,,.-
-. sons ia Vncaliziton and on the Piano 80
Forte, on Monday next sept 9th aTTTs5
Orders may be left at hls the Sc 4sE<llzS
nance Hotel sepJl-u
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DIVIDEND.

A DlyiDESD ol twelve per seat- oa The Caggtsl
n stock OF f1r As1atxks cotaiseresai iasaf s1re
camIan, tAis aas ieeiaEsd - tzse iHrretfs cut
al The prahis u the last slz inaasbss
Nov 4, lass. JAAss NAgkkll, sse,y.
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RANK OF COMMERCE..
To Nervous Sufferers.

TO Nervous sufferers.
retired Gentleman having been restored to health
n few days, after many years of nervons suffering
send ree) assist others copy of the prescriP
ton and supply of the remedy, on receiving
stamped envelope bearing the applicants address. Di
rect the Rev. JOHN NJ. DAGNALL, lS6 Fulton street,
Brooklyn, NY aprl3-tri-w-s
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Certificates of Packages will be sold at the fol

nN-A Circular showing the plan of the Lotteries
will be any DESTROYS of receiving IL.
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w - ~ Il A-ASS
A NEGRO girl from II t. 10 years old. 5 "a nurse
\ for balance "f the year. For particulars inquire
At thus Office augl7
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DRY HIDES.

txrr uisa 10 purchase ali 1he Dry fllacs eaming
w fl,s Sasaslile nszg -, iar eiasch al F.s
sise his.lscst lua1k et sFs0e "A Cash.
rae ANDERSEN,
Nas- as aaa q Colleges -. na,af frozid.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-23

p~lastering was knocked of the house.
The torn commenced about day
light, and lasted nearly all day. with
heavy thunder and lightning. Much
damage is supposed to have been done
On Saturday night last at st. Louis,
William McNicker, a son, eight year.
old, of Thomas II. McNicker, consta.
bic, fell from a second story window &c
the ground, and, though badly bruised,
escaped without a broken bone. lie
was sleeping on a bed near the win
dow, and being FESTIVE, As is supposed,
rolled out.
A distressing casualty occurred at
the foot Of eighty sixth street New
York, on Friday evening. 1t appears
that FIVE girl, named Asjaval Van
Glider, Harriet BRYAN, Margaret Flynn,
Ellen Smith and Louisa Eba, belonging
TO the House of Mercy, proceeded to
the river to battle. After the girls had
gone into the water they joined hands
and walked out into the river some
distance. The force of the tide carried
them beyond their depth, and being
unable to swim, they were drowned
before assistance reached them. Every
effort has been made since the accident
to recover the bodies OF the unfortu-
nate girls, but up to last accounts they
had proved unsuccessful.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-23

DICKENS AND HIS WIFE.-The London cor
respondent of the Springfield Republican,
writing on the 10th Of June, gives the fol
lowing explanation Of the incompatibility
between Dickens and his wife:
"ln the literary world very little is stir
ring, except the gossip on the domestic af
fairs Of Charles Dickens. Probably his ex-
planatory letter, published a month ago,
and full of my ferrous illusions. has excited
as much curiosity in America as here. The
facts dimly alluded TO, are these
About twenty-five years ago, Mr.. Dickens,
then a clerk, married a very pretty ard
amiable girl (whose parents opposed the
match as far beneath herr and took her
home to obscure lodgings IN Furnivals Inn.
For some years they Ii, ed very happily to-
gether but Mr.. Dickens having become q
great man, flattered and courted, finds his
domestic felicity is not as great as could be
desired. Two or three years ago, he gave a
dinner to his literary friends on the ami
versary OF his wedding day. and In propo-
sing his wife's health, stated that he had
never seen a shade of ill-temper over her in
his life. This e%quibility does not satisfy
him. She is not intellectual. He reads his
works to her, and she, absorbed in needle
work, inquiries abstractedly what he means
by some OF his most brilliant passages. In
short, she is not a companion to him, so the
brilliant novelist and actor separates on the
ground of 'incompatibiiity,' from her whom
he vowed before God to love and cherish,
and from henceforth their lives have sepa.
rate ends. The oldest child, a youth of 81,
has chosen to follow the fortunes of his
mother, while the daughters remain with
their father. To make the affair still more
notorious. a young lady. Mrs. Dickens SIS
ter, has undertaken to keep house for Mr..
Dickens and his daughters. The whole af-
fair is very repugnant to our ideas of mat
rimonial constancy, and has not enlarged
the circle of Mr.. Dickens admirers"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-23

I-DR. MANN'S AGUE BALSAM.-Thls Won
derful compound is having an extensive sale in all
parts Of the Union where agu e exists. 1t is one o, the
few medicin's which are now sold over the country.
th,t are really what their inventors claim for them.
And unlike all other remedies that are recommended
by their proprietors to cure all the ills that flesh Is
heir to- this remedy is only for chills,
fever ana asue, or that particular class Of diseases
growing out OF or the result of missms, SO common
IN our western country The numerous evidence Of
Is great curative propertl;s, and the hi h estim.tion
placed upon II, renders it the greatest discovery Ct
The age, and it deserves the entire appreciation Of all
classes Of men Those having occasion to use .
medicine OF this kind, are urged to spare no pains to
give this a trial If they wish to be soundly cured. See
advertisement In another column Of this paper. Sold
by all good druggists. ie27d&v1m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-23

MOI. a hon.e on the corner Of Sixth and s,ott
streets, lot soxiao, upon whih il erected go
house, and brick stable, this will be sold lows.
MOI. A lot OF s0xi5D adjoining m, ON n. a..,
a beautiiul spot hld With fruit trees graue>. r.
oeant fI location for a residetoc. Cl,y orders Viii
be taken for the whole OF the lot,
No ). A house aud lot IN 9th stree between Wa
rem ana Brown. Price 81 100. TINS OF payment
very tasy.
Mob. A honse with the lease ~ one or tv,t,. II,
BRADY street beta eco lith and 18th .tre.ts. Tbis f.
: cheap home In a very elieibt" >~ltualion.
Moo. A OF Of 96Nlao on the torEef n Main .,I
SIKH streets, one II III most eligi5la situati.t,s a..
private residence un ser the tlua
Mo- Three lots Ia d ayiaaA ~ subdivision !,
fAlHhil west OF Locust street Lnmhcr NJ brck vim
70 iaeen IN pat psyinen; fjr tie above.
No >, Lot with a good hon G with tour ro,ms ,n,t
basenen IA Forest 4 ID lloa,s Addition. on, I'M .trr.t
Tween brown nnd Games street. PTtre Al .na.
NOS a fftk house aud lot on south sd. ~ MN
stree, west OF Rocs leland street.
No 10, 4 lot on erst sifn OF Rock Island s,,,.,
ne,r stu, 3,xl0o Price sIs0.
Eo1I. frme house with 1 rooms an. ., All. a.
two horses % Lot ., block |. Parker a ditirn.
Price only $500 dollars 1900 cash, talapcs m in,tal-
meats of $500 per annum.
No u A franc house with . acSrs OF ground an
Marquette and 2lst str. ets, near the grounea OF H.
Cath lie Female seminary.
No IL The lease for Is years for numl ar ~ lot.
on Bra'y Main and Harrison streets.
No ~. The lease of 10 lots IN Ncel's subdtyistono 81
lots Ter IS years, at a very low ground I, MT. fr,n sts
u $50 per ainnn with the privilege Of purt hasina ~
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