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CHIcKERING & SONS PIANos-rhe .nh-

CHICkERING SONS PlANOS.-The sub
" scrlbar Is an receipt of further supply-~
of these sup srb instruments, acknowledged SZS
by the hrst American and Foreign artists tOtIItNN
he beyond competition IN elasticity of touch vol
ume and purity of tone, and nicely &C articulation
In their improvements of the last year thew have far
exceeded the excellence and fame of their a.
years reputation.
The subscriber has in store the largest stock of
Pianos in this city. Elegant Louis XIV, Central,
and other varieties Of styles.
Also. Pianos OF excellent tone and beautiful finish
by j. w. Vase, Boston. maker conceded TO be sec-
ond only to the Messrs. Chickering.
Pianos sold lower than they can be boug in Bos-
ton IN this CITY, either for cash or pproved papar
The Chckering Piano eau be bought in this CITY
only of tho subscriber.
Pianos taken IN part payment. Second hand Pr
amos for sale low. Pianos for hire.
&c.
Pianos tuned and regulated by J. III. Spcir, who
has had Is years experience in his profession.
fe 1884, Piano WSIernnS,,,.
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LyoN's MAGNETIC POWDER AND Pills,
For the Destruction Of all kinds If Garden Insects
Ants, Bed, BnTs; Reaches, Ticks, F3eas, Mofhs,
DIED..

In Westmorcland county, Va, on the 18th Janu-
ary, Ia51, Mrs. VIRGINIA WEAVER, wifi, of
Wn. A. Weaver, and daughter of John r. and
Eskriise, l.. :. ", aged y YEARS and .IiVINA'
daughter of the deceased, tho day before, aged
months. -.-.-.. -. '
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Another Arrival from Enron,

HALIFAX. Feb. :2.-The steamship Bremen
from Bremen on the 5tb, arrived here this morn.
ing short of coal She encountered strong gale.
during her passage.
Warlike rumors continued throughout Europe
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New KorL vInrlets

NEW YORK. Feb. 22.-Flour Ia firm; State IS Sea
IS 81; Ohio so .i0sS6 so; Southern 80 maS6 rs
Whcatis firm; southern red 81 As; whitesI 90
Corn is firm; mixed siaS6c.; yellow s0as4c.
Pork Is buoyant; messsF 90 hasIs.25.
Whisky is quiet at 26h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-22

WE ARE TO BIZ FAVORED with some more GOOD
music. The Union Chapel folks give a grand
Concert at their church Tomorrow evening" for
the benefit of the poor. See advertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-22

THE WASHINGTON Butchers CLUB give their
sixth Grand Assembly tonight, at National Hall
New Jersey avenue, between b and c streets north
See advertisement
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III o. HOOD HAS rSTRECEIVED A PINE
I1s Int DiAMOND INV EfsRN. Ia
DEAD, REILEyE, AND IMPROVE YOUR
Destroyer. acts masieally on COt'GHS. COL
ASTHMA, BRONCHITiSand CONSU MPTION
at cost Of ~ cents. Persons from ali sections have
ordered different quantities by express 1t is purely
ing been restored to health by it herself from deep
Consumption, she recommends il unhestatingly 81
cation if you wish u be saved. Apply at Ne. S5 I;
street, between 18th and 18th, at tott corner
18th street and Pa. avenue. =. : ds am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-22

THE Coon WILL CLUE give their first grand as
sembly of the season tonight, at the Hall of the
Franklin Engine Company. Whoever gives them
a call will find lots Of good fellows and pretty
girls to welcome them. See advertisement
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, --------------
" PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
The hrst term being about 10 close, the public are
Informed that there will be a few vacancies made
for new pupils, and but a few For terms apply TO
the PIincipal, 6. =. EUBANK, or 20 the snder-
Re ls-W&S Chairman Of the F.cnlty.
IT. S;Ho ,9, Has 81 yp EsEIRSIE Af,misE
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by A. GREEN, AuctIoner.
VAIJTAR}.E IMPROVED pROpERTY
Nv A. GREEN ..-.,-------

EXTENSIVE SALE OF VERY SI-prpInp
~ CARVED MARBLE M MILES, MoNrNSSTs n IN
STONES, BINTELs AND STLLs, BY CATIInn,x Aan
AuCTIoN.-.0n WEDNESDAY,, the ssi ,rsts,,,A
shall sell, by Catalogue commencing at 10 o'clsct
a. M, at the Marble-Y Yard of Mr.. III Parry Who =;
removing his business to New York on Penn.xi,.
mia avenue between 18th and 10Th streets one 81 ~.
most superior ASSIGNMENTS of Marble Nantes and
Monuments ever offered for sale in the District, of
tho following varieties of Marble. viz: 49, :
5 StatHary Marble Carved and Plain Nantes
Tennessee Marble Carved, one MAGNIFICENT
California Moulded Mantle, very rare and supe-
Lisbon Moulded Mantle, very rare and superior
svery fine Italian Marble Carved Nantes
5 do. do. do. Moulded do.
10 do. do. do Plain do
IS beautiful Italian Marble Monuments of yarious
sizes, highly finished
20 Marble Head Stones, ofdferent sizes and quail
Also, n large and excellent assortment of Marble
llntes and Stills. for building purposes
Terms: All sums under SIS cash; over SIS and not
exceeding Slon, credit of 2, Z, and months; oyer
sion credit OF 2 T. 6. 3 and 10 months for notes in
all cases of credit satisfactorily endorsed bearing
interest.
The attention of members OF Congress- bujlders
persons wishing to- purchase Monuments or Head
stones and the public IN general. respectfully in
vited To tins sale a It Is certainly the superior
assortment eyer Ofersd for sale in Washington and
tho sale VIII be worth their attention.
catalogues ready on Tuesday previous to Sale,
fe 1c-d A. GREEN, Auct'r.
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Floods I'm the West.

CINCINNATI, Feb. s0.-lncesSant rains occurred
throughout the west last week. causing a great
flood IA the Ohio river. There is now fifty-three
feet of water In the channel and the water ia still
rising at the rate II foot every hour II IA nova
within three feet Of the great rise Of Is53 and il
up TO the second stories Ct the stores on Wster
street All the upper streams are cvernowino
No trains st1rted this evening on the Ohio and
Mississippi railroad. The weather is now clear
with high wind.
CINCINNATI Feb. ZIP. m.-Tbe river now has
a height Of about ffty-fve feet and is stx6suu,ry
No train has left here on the Ohio and NJ ~ pri
r"ad to-day. Passengers are taken 20 Aurora by
the boat
PARkERsBURG. Va. Feb. ai.-Extensiye fresl,ets
have occurred in Ohio and Western Virginia
The Ohio river at this place has risen twenty-f
or thirty feet. aud is now higher than at any Pc
rod lately KNOWN. The water lays foot ON he
railroad track at the depot, add the goods stored
there for transportation have been removed 20 tho
high ground, or packed in the cars. SevcrsI
washes have occurred ON the line Of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad, but the damage has
generally been repaired as soon as il was made
apparent, and NO detention Of the travel has been
reDOrted ~
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DANIEL c. DIGGES.
fe 13-w6w Agent and Attorney for the Owner,

MARSHALS SAEE.-In virtue of writ of fer
WI facias, issued from the Clerks Office ofthe Cir
cult Court of the District of Columbia for the county
of Washington, and 90 me directed. will ex pose to
public sale for CASH, in front of the Court house
door OF said county, on TUESDAY, the 18th day of
March, la5l, at II the following described prop
erty To w.t. viz: All defendants right title, claim
and interest in and to Lot No. in Square No. Sls,
fronting Is feet III street north, in the city of
Washington, ID. c.. together with all and sing
the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon
the property of Samuel NJ. knight, and will be
sold to satisfy Judicals NoIo6, to October term,
1883, w. Il. Dove, seof Thos. Brown, use of Geo.
Poe, Jr., VS.. Samuel NJ. Knirht.
w. SEIDEN. Marshal I'D.
fe Its for the District Of C0lumhia
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THEsLATEsT, NEWS.
BY Telegraph to the Evening Star
FURTHER EUROPEAN NEWS.
H-~fw,I - SA> A Hw4<.

FURTHER EUROPEAN NEWS.
3. Arrival 81 the Africa.
NEw YoRx. Feb. 22-The steamship Africa
with Liverpool dates IL the Sth instant. arrived
mere this forenoon. Her commercial adyices have
oeen antcip otcd by the Prince Albert.
BARON Won Gerolt came passenger In the Africa
.fpke on the 9th the Niagara of Ballycotfon and
the 1ura on Cork; the iIth the Europa lat 81
aey long - deg, and the 18th the Arabia I'm lat
10 deg, long. 20 deg.
LATEST BY TEIEeKArH
boNpoN. Feb. S.-The funds Yesterday c,~,ed
1T quarter decline, and closed az n Ioyvrr th,,,
Thursdays quotations. Nearly ali otber &c..
Of securities show a decided decline
The Daily News argues from the remarks q IN,
Premier. and the Chancellor Of sbe Exchouuer
that the position Of foreign affairs most eriti-
cal.
The ministers Were unable % furnish any an
thoritative explanations respecting the Intention,
Of the French Emperor. fhe News says Il 10 felt
more clearly than ever that the preservation OF
peace depends on the viii Of one individual.
The Times CITY article SAYS the conviction Ia
mat war In intended % be provoked
=, The discussions in Parliament have had a very
Encouraging effect which was greatly aggravated
10 make a loan y. >.A'''e
Inc Times says, = The torch Of war once lichtrd
To one can tell when IL will he quencbed. To
hngIano tnere seems but one duty: that of saving
ehefgc'lcaly that, without war or anv ofbcrS dls,
.arn OF the general peace OF Europe, AaIs
Advices by telegraph state that svh,,,, ~
commenced in Montenegro ~
The Russians had been rcpulSed ,n am ,,,..
to take the town Of Yhelndjik, on the Circs.sian
coast
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FIsB.-Large numbers of winter shad are now
caught at various places on the Potomac River
This is regarded as indicating an excellent spring
fishery.
WATCH REruRNs.-Mary Simonds was picked
up for being drunk and disorderly in the streets.
Being unable to furnish the sum required for her
redemption, she was sent down for 81 DAYS las
Bolden and James Brady were charged with va
grancy. Sufficient proof was afforded by their
own declaration that they - did mt do nuthin -
and they also were docketcd for 30 DAYS Hiram,
Allen was drunk and disorderly and ordered to
serve the Corporation 90 days at the farm James
Raglan was disorderly only. and he was released
ON payment Of SIS. w. II. Tryon was drunk and
disorderlv, and his fine and costs amounted TO
S3.i5. Twenty-eight lodgers were accommodated
DE-. HqsTET1ER's Justly csebrateda nd never aiIiug
stomach Btters will e,ctuaIly cure ali disease. Of
tho body of morbid nature. The Doctor, in cal ling
the attention ofthe public to this valuable specific
does with feeling Of the utmost confidence in il ;
virtues and adaptation to the di for which il
Eecomlnrnded " i no quack article, but that
people. The testimony given in its favor by the
most eminent and well known professors and pri-
immonss, and Ct ary evincos that it, virtues are
MANY. The "fthc Bittars cannot but satisfy the
septeai tnat i Is really deserving TIL, celebrity it
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally, eve
rywhere. f. 22-eo5t
OPTIcIAN AND OcuLIsT.-Dr. WoLFsoS, 9th ST.,
corner al Pennsylvana avenue continues to fnrni
and Bra ziian Crystal Spectacles and Eyegiasses.
which gained the highest priz' at the Worlds Fair
Many thousands have tried them, and all approve
them No charge t. his customers for coiisulta-
tons rs an ocullst The reputation Of his glasses to
remedy nsar-sightedness, failing sight from the ap-
proach OF age, or from increasing cataract, &C. is
universally cstabi shed throug bout Europe az well
as the United States. His charges are extremely
moderate. de lO-IawSrn
LyoN's MAGNETIC POWDER AND PILLS,
70, Ms p sd s Qe al kinds e Ggsdsn ;eefs
Rats rad Mice, Sr.
What graat',r trouble, in an hour of ease,
Than gnawing rats, holdings anil fieas
Gardens can BIO preserved aud houses rid of these
pests IL was Discovered by Mr.. f.. Lyon, a French
Chemist, IN Asia, and has been patrouized by Mi
Eastern governments snd colleges. Reference car
be made wherever the article has been tried IL i,
free from poison, and harmless to mankind and do
nestle animals. Many worthless limitations are al.
vertiset BE sure 1t bears tho name of f. LYON
Remamber-
IT'S Lyons Powder kills insects in n trica,
Whilo Eyon's Pills are liked for rats and mice
Sample Flasks, % cents; regular sizes 81 cents and
81. BARNES Il PARK, New York.
Also, THE MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENr.
feN-lmcow
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By A. GREEN. AuctIoneer.
HANDSOME AND VALUABLE RRICE

HANDSOME AND VALUABLE BRICK
H9Tsk % 18th S STEt5 sfTRsKS a, ASP
o'clock p H.. a valuable aid desirable Brick D%s'
Lot No. Il. in square No 900, fronting about fe,
the east side OF 9Th street west, running back q
saGn BeE With Wy
story baek.bulldlng, covered with slate, having a
with good wood and coal house fronting on the Al
Icy; which Is paved.
handsome residence II called tn tho above
property, as, upon examination, they will find the
the most modern style by tho best OF workmen. '
Terms: Onc-third cash balance in 6, y, is and q
months Tor notes bearing interest, properly cured
fe lad A. GREEN, Auct
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
uf It sd the oath nsts?1 FHs hS Sn:t
SALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL rs
- IATE.-By virtue of an authority G7om the own
er, ZaehaIIah B. Beall, Esq, the undersigned is
ser*, or whole, that very valuable Real Estate
being part of Largo, "westphaila." and Mount
d"cea ed, aud by recent SURVEY asccrtainrd To- con-
tan three hundred and nifty seven and half acres
Tis estate is located in one of the finest portions
81 brihce Georges county. The soil Is fertile 10 a
with Isl acres covered with heavy growth OF oak,
The Southwest Branch is one of the boundaries of
100 acres of fine meadow land. The residue of the
land is arabic land, in fine heart and condition.
This property ajoins the estates riah Berry
and w. I. Ball, Esenires. and DIR. David Craufnrd
about IL miles from Washington and the Depot at
Bladensburg.
The terms of sale are as follows: One-half ca sh ;
balance IN and years, to be secured with good
proved by the undersigned Upon the payment Of
the purchase money fee simple dncd VIII convey
the land to the purchaser free of al incumbrances
Any person DESTROYS of surchasing either portion
or the whole of this will please address the under
signed. at Upper Marlboro, who will also take reat
pleasure in showing me premises.
DANIEL c. DIGGES.
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The THEarRE.-We are glad to learn that Miss
Agnes Robertson has sufficiently recovered from
her indisposition to attend rehearsal TODAY. and
that the beantful play Of Victor and Horfense',
fine drama will he followed by the amusing aftef
piece VI the . Little Devil.n yffrFt =
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FIsB.-Large numbers of winter shad are now
caught at various places the Potomac River
This is regarded as indicating an excellent spring
fishery
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AUCTION SALES.
AFTERNOON & TOMORROW

AVCxAuN MALES.
THIS AFTERNOON & TO-MoRROW
BY WALL 4 BARNARD, Aactloncers. :
DEREMPTORY SALE OF FINE GOLD AND
Il SILvKB WATCHES, FINK GOLD yEwELRY, Book
STATIONERY, sNcY GooDs, FINE INPpRTKp Go ana
GLASSWARE, TAglE AND PocKET CUTLERY, Ac
&c- EVERY EVENING, commencing At 81
o'clock, az No. SO 9TH street, opposite the 1ntelli-
gencsr Office. Terms cash. .I.fT
fe aft WALL 4 BARNARD, Auct'rs.
BY A. GREEN, Auctioner.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
IN front of the premises. at o'clock D. M. part Of
10y &c. IN Square No. "a, having front Of p feet
II 81 sttet North, and running hack along the line
SrL3h street west loo feet with the improvements,
tsIinr f,nI ol ueat twostory Frame House.
'o sr IIue IVu soou roQmS, conveniently arranged
Terms: One fourth cash: halanra IN q 10 .,,s &c
months for notes bearing interest secured h, deed
Of trust IN the premises. W euoou
fe 10 WST l-...- A GREry 49,.
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THE RUSSIAN WAR.-A Fashionable and anna.
ciating audience were in attendance last nieht At
Odd Fellows Hall, upon the exhibition of the
Crimean War. Our readers should hca, In ~, "A
that tho dloramas leave soon. and early visit Ia
Odd Fellows Hail Is commended 800 "
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-19
H H Is DtSCOUefed -E1
Suffer no lsngor; 1t Is . relief.
ny THE APPLICATION o.
HNQQ's Good Samaritan .
IMMEDIATE RELIEF,

You can be cured OF the following complaints: such
Tooth Ache. 10 minute, to tEe most painful At
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than one hours time, viz Head Acne. Ear Ache,
Neuralgia. Coughs Colds, Astb ma Bronch Group,
Spinal Affections Pain in the Back Side Btifln
IN the Joints, Collie and Cr>mp Pains. krysp.ias In
eprains, Chopped Annds, Frosted Feet and Cail-
blains.
is not the intention ofthe undeYsgnsd to assert
for this medicine that it sill do impossible things
cure all manner OF diseases; for the old saving Is,
g med cine that is good for ever thing II good fo
nothing" It's true We only claim ~ cure one
line Of dseAscs and for the above named plsints
this medicine Is without equal.
The best proof You have Of the merits ~ an ar
tice, In 10 see what il will do. Ny operations on
Pains decidedly the most eGsctusI, by the sppi-
cation Of IL wonderful medicine, 81 any now In the
country. This is admitted BY all who have tried It
would have the pubic understand that ] hive
no humbus article TO dispose Of nor would he IN the
business II the same was not truly and pure hiti-
mate Ny medicine 10 held, in all placer where It has
been used In the hshest esteem, and II hole
him TO make 1t smnng all. The bino. uty
which - forever and eternslly DXed on mankind 10
to forward the gentr interests Of the human FAINT
". le afflicted have been deceived by picbing up
circulars with fictitious testimonials on them, and
have been induced TO buy without seeking the proof.
have Thousands OF testimonials, which have been
sent to me frc IN diferent parts OF the Union; but
prefer showing the value Of ny medicine, by curna,
free OF charge, all those Complaints, Whenever there
Is IN opportunity - do so.
~ LIBERAL dtsc0HHf nude 10 Drv00tAs md
UaOiesGle Dealers.
0N ELA00. Proprietor.
Il BARNES / 90, General Agents, Davenport,
Iowa ---, Travelling Agent J. "
WILEY, retail dealer, West SeODnd street. DaveG.
port, end KEEP constantly on and by the following
Agents-Taylor l. Bailord. Davenport; ebb,
De Witt, A Fellows, Asquoketa; " beden, Ma
quoketa VIM BurIisoD, Buckhorn; look 4 Co,
Fremont; Jas = RylApd, Monmouth Green, Wy
oming; n Bronson, wyoming; 8 Spear 4 Co, Is
bell; Aetosif, Graham 4 %, Ananaoss; Simon
Etrauss, Fstrvisv; John Hoffman, epringvills;
Rmmet I Brubsker. Csdar Rapids. Ris,ine 4 o.,
Cedar rapid: 6ohn szlet', NJ Vernon; Arm
strong B. Shankiin, Lisbon; Lahs, Mechanics
Vile !; T G McCletsnd 1 90, Aechaniosvills; Geo
BAgley, Upton; 20 Garter, Ansmosa.
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n OWARD ASS OCIATlON,
PHILADELPHIA.

4 Eersvo 'sns Insfisusson esfsotisAed BY speetsla
do,cnsaf. for Ms Rsity u ~ Sseh 80
Dsstrssssd. Afflicted srsA vsrsisss
sad ESSdemto Dseosss.
vUvHD HOWARD ASSOIArIOH in vssv u The
i awful destruction Of human life cause BY sexu-
victims Of such disease. By QaAcas.
era years AGO dtrected tts consulting surgeon. -
charitable act worthy Of their NAME " opea 6ts-
penssry for the treatment Of this clsss g q $500
70 al sho apply by letter, with eescrrtion - tAeir
conditisn, ass, occupation, habits Of nfe. AL 81
In ofextrems poverty TO furnish mscscsass me
Commands the highest medical st!l Of the aG-. and
win furnish thu most approved MODEM t~stnens
The Directors OF the association. n tA~r annual -
port upon the q .sal dl.sases;
ATTENDED the laoors Of th'r surgeons IN the cure NJ
spsrmattorrhus seminal weakness, eonossh0e, siess
syphins the vics Of OnAnsm OF self abuse, disesses
uance Of the same plan or the ensuina rear.
The Drsctovs 4 review Of the psss, fesa assures
that their lsbors Ia this sphere Of bsn-voleni eeoss
have been OF great beneat to u. smictd. e:p, esy
selves With renewed SEAL to this very impofsass ane
mach despised cause.
An admiral r. port on spsrnsserrhos. o. sent
nal weakness, the vice Of Onsnsm. massasnesi0n, or
sifsbuse, and other diseases Of the sexual osssnss
oy the cor sulting surgeon. viii be emit By mall tia
sealed snvelope). free Of chargs on secepe Of 1vo
nature and treatment Of sexual diseasss dist, &c
are constantly being pubshsd for srstuitoss dissrt-
button, and will BE- sent to the sfiicted the
ne remedies and methods Of 0satmsns diss overed
durinG tho last year are Of great vaiue
Address for Report or treatment Da. J. Skill
LIN HOUGnTON, Acting Surgeon, Howard A.so-
citation; NJ. South Ninth street. PAils6rphia.
'"'' 1y order of the Directors.
AzRA WDARrWRLL. rsst1saG.
emo. FAJROHILD, 0AcvsSnvv. Ja9s-~N
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MEDICAL.
Take them and Livel
Us1D 1nlovonoU1 I'm wonID.
HerTlek's Sugar Cealel Rns
Kla StrsngtAssllg Rlastsr.

OWh boz u UoSY1c9'oo0.
ar Coated LIN Rlis, cpss.
ing only - esats, win Ioso
. family six months, snvO
tvensy.flvo do,lass n ~.
otelanss biIlay Afsoun Or tU0s
~ more In Ina tire, and re
unfreQusnsly, the ltes a
eo0e aDe0oa4 a The an0ify.
ths value 81 Which canned
- estimated IN oollass -
cent?.
Hersickss Kid 0srsnesnss~
ipA Rlastefs cure b I've
hours. pains anA weakness
In tie breast, stde and eaGk.
kaheumotic os0pln1nss = -
| "a aally short specs Of 49,
SpseoA on , oeauslfal laoA
| sain, their uss ssl1eceo re
weaver 70 no inconvsaisore
and each one vill wear frun
one week 70 three Ue0tAA
Pills. family bo1ss, = -
Piaaters, On hih. leN 60.
"fhey have bsea -.
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wei limgs For Sale
q III RI "A r.
T'HE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL ONE. A
i double, or
All tho Dwellings In his Row,
ON BRADY STREET.
BET TWELFTH AND THIRTEEN7H SITS
Tho ground rent on which these dwellings sta I'd IL
Ing few months &c Urn. The double houses have
double Gills and oined together only by tn 81
ding and OIL strong and we'll built frames, and if de
sired can easily be removed.
These houses have g., and eleven rooms, all Ia
peHed, sash hung on prllies, each house pleas att
stoop above and below, lots vel shaded good vel OF
water TO each house, cisteYn and cellar
Any person with mall means procure himself
pleasant home BY buying one OF .hsse single or
double houses. part Of the payment can be ex-
nual rent will be requiI ed In hand.
ALSO,
Tho Large Brick Dwelling House IN
which live. corner OF Twelfth and 1r.dv streets
II for sale. Tho lot Is 2l4 feet front by $50 feet 10
an alley, on which there 10 no REMEMBRANCE, and can
be sold on long time.
Also,
The Two Story Brick House, corner Of 10th
and Perry streets, In which J. J. Lindle lives
Lot 20 ~ 100 feet good water cellar ard house we'll
nnished containing rooms.
This property 10 alse free from sncumbranee and
can be sold On easy terms.
Emo Span OF Young, Weu Trained
and Matched Horses, Double Harness, and arst
rate Lumber wagon, cheap. Apply to
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-19
FORSALEORLEASE.
For Sale.

AOND hundred and twenty Building lots IN o.
~ Addition 70 the town Of Port Byron.
These lots eligible and Handsomely situated a.
che bank Of the Aisstssppi They vii b sold On re-.
lo0abie terms.
Dor particulars inquire Of Hessrs. Durfes, Pratt
OoS. Port Byron, CHARLES J. Rogers, DsQ LeClairs,
or Of JOHN T. KING,
Dand Agent. No So Brady street.
n Also. numberless desirable pieces Of land In
and the cities OF Davenport and L. Olaire and
near Port Byron. noveO