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Another Wagon.

A RALSTON FRO. Will promptly deliv-
u. in any part OF the city all articles ordered
from their New Grocery and Provision Store,
- Johnson Street Orders solicited.
June q 1883
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LU MBER,

At 7 II L PIN NE Nj Ii.
THE subscribers have constantly on hand
supply of
Dressed Flooring.
Also, FENCING BoAKDs and FENCING PicKErs
Siding, aud q general assortment OF dimensen
stuff
Mill and Lumber Yard at the foot of Second
street, keokuk, Iowa.
HIATT & HARBlNE.
April I. 1855. dlm&wly.
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THE LOVERS SoLILoOUY.

THE LOVERS SOLILOQUY.
Go search the Indies wave foi pearls,
To deck your high born maiden
Or dig Goicouda's diamond sands,
With priceless treasure laden.
Go gather Myrrh and Frankincense
And sweet Arabian spices,
And cluster round your hearts delight"
Loves widest OF devices
III give to her whom ! adore,
By far an of'rine richer
Nv face, all dressed in lovers smiles,
tn BuELL's fair Skyhght Picture.
Bueps Gallery, 50, MaiA Street.
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- - -" hLL. w. NJ. DOLBY.
JEWELL 4 DOLBY,
House and Sign Painters, Gla-
zlers and Gilders.

Shop on The corner Of Second d johnson
Streets, opposite the St. Charles.
WOULD respectfully announce to ths cstf-
" zens Of keokuk, that they have formed a
copartnership, May 5fl, 1885, for the purpose
oi carrying on the above business in all nI
branches They are ready at all times TO un-
der'ake work in their line, which they pledge
themselves shall be executed with punctuality
ana IN style equal to the best, and on as rsa-
soi able terms as any others in the city.
N. b. Particular attention paid TO PAprR
HANGING, which they will do with nea ness and
dispatch also old sash reglazed,
May n, 1855. d3m.
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DR.. JNO. II. ALLEN.

OFFERS his professional services tot he citizens
Of keokuk and vicinity
His office, the same heretofore occupied by
Dr, Ford up STARS over the store Of J. Bruce,
Esq, No. SC, Man Street.
Residence al the 'Paylion" on Concert be-
tween 2d and 3d Streets.
June -, 1850. dtf
Dispatch copy weekly months.
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GATE CITY HAT STORE.

= +. VOORHEES, Il co. respectfully ar
-. nounce TO the citizens of keokuk and
me merchants generally that they have Just re-
turned from the East, where tbev sslecied .ra
are now receiving the largest and most completi
assortment of Hats, Caps, and other articles h
their line ever bronghtto Keokuk. An sxp~ri-
ence OF thirty years engaged a. manufacturers
a.i 10 lhs safe OF hats, ought to enable Us to give
entire satisfaction TO retailers and consumer.
" VIII be our business as we'll as our intsroet
always to select with care, both with regard e
quality and style. We have located here per.
manently and will exert ourselves to do justics
70 our purchasers The citizens of the city can
rely upon our hats being the best quality and
newest style.
Please give us a call and look over our stock.
a, me "Gate City Hat Store," No. "a, opposite
Mhenny * Runners Drug Store.
highest prlce paid III cash for all kinds Of furs
and deer skins s. F VOORHEES, = m
March 26 dtf a
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FLOUR. FLOUR !.

'ht n&ierrsigned wishes TO inform the ctii4
= zehs OF heokuk and vicinity, that he has fof
sale prime article of FLOUR, made of pure F.lf
heat Every barrel warranted to give sste.
iacion or the money refunded. Those wishing
tue advantage OF the late decline In Flour viii
do well TO call at the Cry Mills.
fiour delivered in any part of the city free of
charge. WI AIIkTJN,
jane 1855. dan
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SkYLIGHT
d A G I E r II AN GALLERY

1 u W. BUELL.,
- LnY,E-NTe Daguerrean Artist,
s4Y E49 Would respectful
xfo ~ HNAIaI1Aks8 " announce TO the
0s~HS inhabitants of keo.
kuk and vicinity, that he is prepared to take
likenesses of all who may give him call, IN the
most perfect manner, having large Skylght,
The only light by which blue eye can be made
TO look natural, and far superior to all other
lights for Daguerreotypng also, having an ex-
peTence in the art of over seven years, he tat-
ters himself that he can suit the most fasticious.
Pictures and Drawings copied; Landscapes and
pictures OF The sick or deceased taken at short
notice. Pictures put up in every variety OF
style, regardless Of the weather, and satisfaction
in all cases guaranteed,
June ~, 1905. df
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Many articles have appeared in our columns
OF 1ase on the Boot and Shoe question, the vari
Gus writer's differing widely as to who has the
pes, assortment at the lowest price.
we nave taken quite an interest in the discus
slon, and after much investigation and due de-
liberation, we have decided that Crittendcn,s
undoubtedly is
THE PLACE,
and would therefore advise our readers to buy Of
MN. 2w d&w
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French Candies.
Ice Cream.

AZ T. are at ell ti.nes prepared to furnish Ice
w Cream Vanilla and Lemon TO families
any desired quantity. We viii pack II il
small freezers so that II wall keep for twelve
hours or longer.
CREIGHTON & DINNER.
June i2 1858.
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BlackSmithing.
WILLIAM GRAHAM, on Third, between
w Johnson and Exchange Streets, at the
Brick Shop, would inform the public that he is
prepared TO do all kinds Of BLAcKsMIrHlHG in
aeat, durable, aud cheap
HORSE SHOEING.
Bring your lame horses and have them
shod right. From his long and constant prac-
tice in this branch of the business he fatiers
himself that he cannot be exceled by any one in
the country He particularly solicits patronage
in this line.
lie also offers his services as Farrier in all its
branches
May %, 1855. a&wIy
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~ OLDEN Flax, and Medium Fronting Linens,
" OF Richardson's make, warranted pure, 10,
Linen Sheeiing, Pillow Case Linen, Bleached q
Brown Table Damasks, Napkins. Towelng,
Crash, &C, for sale cheap. y. d. FOSTER.
April %. 1855.
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Boots and Shoes
OF NIL Styles, and In any Quantity.
DELI. MATLESS have lust a
- received large and splendid
iety OF Boot. and Shoes, of the -
la .st styles and selec ed with particular re.er-
. e to this market. Their stock comprises
cry thing desirable for Ladies, Misses, Gentle
men, Bovs, and Children, which they will sell
low for cash, any dealer in the city.
They also prepared to
MANUFACTURE
all kinds of Ladies and Custom Work, in any
desired style. They employ none but the very
best workmen and plenty Of them, and pre-
pared to fil all orders with perfect satisfaction
and With entire pnnetua'uy.
REPAIRING
done with nea'ness and dispatch.
We nvite all persons TO give us call, al the
sign OF the MAMMOTH SHOE, opposite A L.
Deming & Co.'S Banking House, Main Street.
ODELL & MATLESS.
Kecknk, June 8. d&wy
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FANCY CANDIES

/ Isl received the largest aud best assortment
u OF Fancy Candies ever before offered m keo-
kak; also large assortment Of Fruits, Nuts, &C
at CREIGHTON & OHMER'S
April 30. 1888. DIFF Johnson Stree
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CAKE s..

CAKES.
F al kinds ran be had II
CREIGHTON & QHNER'S
)el2 df Johnson Street
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Justice Of the Peace.

Justice Of the Peace.
THE UNDERSIGNED would inform his
i friends in the country, that his office is Oh
Nam between 2d and Sd streets, Keokuk Iowa,
over the Harness store. lie will attend to the
collecting of all accounts entrusted 10 his care,
with promptness. Accounts sent by mail, post
paid, will receive attention, and the money re-
turned as ordered.
EDWARD COLE.
March ., lS55-d&wti
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SCRAP IRON.
WE will pay the highest pricein shfor good
w No Blacksmith's scraps, at the Missour
Iron store. TH0S. J. RICE Co.
September 6, l664.w
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Patent Roofing.
200a lbs. Feltng,
% bbs Composition for sale by
CLEGHORN g. HARRISON.
Anrll Il, 1850. W
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- AW MANDRlLS--A VI large assortment for
~ circular saws just received and for sale low
by BALDWIN, EVANS & co.
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iuHI, graceful and becoming are those ney;
IL style OF Cents Moleskin Hats for sale n
sHELDON'S HAT EMTORUJM.
April "a, 1855.
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4 LARGE stock FOR sale by
y S. w & II TUCKER.
Jel3 d&w
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". JEWELL.
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SCTay uOTSc.
NTRAYED from the subscriber, cornerA
~ Of Exchange and Thirteeth Streets, N
bay horse, about ten years old, smatl->
sized, short black mane, and black tail, back
somewhat bent Any person returning said
horse shall be literally rewarded.
GEORGE LOEFFLER.
Ksslnnk. August l, 1855. div
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THE UPPER MISSISSIPPI
of The N. Y. Tribune.

Cores CONFIDENCE Of The N. 7. Tribune
RocK-IsLASD (fll.) Jan. 90. 1855.
Since the opening of the railroad, not quite year
past, things have improved very rapidly here. The
city is now lighted with gas, and efforts are making
10 supply US with water. Those Of your readers who
were here mt the time of the excursion, last June,
would hardly be able recognize either this place
Davenport, Iowa, they have advanced 80 rapidly in
population business and fine buildings. The weather
has been ur commonly mild this winter and the ferry
boat has not been delayed srgle day by ice.
large ice company, from Boston, IS well as several
Others, have erected immense ice houses, and made
extensive arrangements for putting up ice this winter,
10 simply this reg ion well the st. Louis market,
but from present appearances their investment will
be failure. We are in hopes, however, that the
weather may change az no finer and purer ice can be
produced than from the clear waters VI the Upper
" Mississippi
The great bridge across the Father of Waters. at
this point en- route for the Pacific ha, been progress
ing finely; both Of the sbutmenis, and several piers
being already in, and any temporary delay that may
occur until the hearing Of the case at Washington,
next month will be more than made up by the enef-
petic contractor Mr.. John Warner, who, In connec-
tion with the builders of the railroad west Shsfisld
& Farrharnl are hastening, wlia RAPID strides 70 the
Missouri. The building Of this bridge has already
been the Of projecting several new railroads TO
this great crossing, and these will be hnisbed ere
long. Mechanics OF all kinds are in great demand,
particularly carpenters is impossible 10 rent
houses at any price. About two miles from Us me
manufacturing town OF Moline, when, from iT vSius-
bic vater-power, Is destined 10 be second Lowell
IL has already capital invested IN manufactures
than any town OF is size in the West. Those desr-
In y healthy locality and one easy OF access at all
80 ssoLs Of the year. invited TO examine this re-
gion Of country and they will not be disappointed.
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safe the shsrss<s sfsa ysces ssvss rA port rs1ss

SAT. u. .A..ss., .f.u y.e.s .iv.s uAs port pssss
sep In any snip ceoss hso Assverp
ryPBrs vEyER ON WARDS ISLAND.
letter from Dr.. Cox head Of the Medical De.
parrmeui Of the Board, vas received and read. The
Or. transmitted his monthly report ioe Januxy set
ting forth Tia: during the month 2,7sl patients we're
under treatment in Wards Island Hospital. The
mortality Of the month large and daring the
came period 81 brthe took place. The dissaecs pre-
vains in The Hospital mostly sssums typhoid char
scter and owing - the crowded state Of the hospital
on Wards Island, the numerous cases could not Do
properly treated
in view Of these facts the Board
Rss!es That Or Cox b. requested vitheus essss' 70
e.s,. 70 . ,ss age. ssa shs: ,ssy =
eorented 70 the a,saeos, With oae OF the hooss pays-
REMOVAL oF rHx LABOR EycaAS6E.
he question Of vscaiing the Labor Exchange Of
ice IN Csnast, in favor OF carrying on the business
At the building II Anthony Of wss disc used 81 length.
Messrs hkLLf and CRlsrRKE favored the project.
The mslority opposed the movement on the eround
that the emigrsns are very liable 10 typhus and
the health Of the reghborhood would be seriously an
dsngered BY the concentrating OF many pestleota
penons into one locality. Tue matter was laid over
for consideration 70 tee next meeting
DESTITUTE YNIGnASrs ~ KINGS COUNTY.
MAYOR Hall, OF BrooAlyn, wanted TO know if tho
Comm ssion would take some action for the relief Of
destitute engrsnis resident in Kings County, and
chArgeAble 20 this Commission.
He was informed that the county could claim Gil
reasonable expenses incurred in providing for these
people rom the Commissioners OF Emigration
Mr.. puRDY offered resolution to provide for the
appointment OF agent, ST $500 year. 10 visit the
farming districts and aid the Commissioners in get
ting employment for laborers under their charge.
Laid over until next meeting
ELECIloS oF OFFICERS.
The Board then went into an election, when the
Hon. g. {. NERPL.ScS wss rec ected President and
Cspt CRABrREE Vice. President Of the Board for the
ensuing year.
The Board then adjourned TO Wednesday next.
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CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of tho

CUPREME COURT.-ln tbe matter Oh tho
s1sTY o .hs e, Of New Yort rss;i,s OPEN
ING snS EXTENDING Of the BowERY Ion the .oqihsaiy
sSs,nS Commissioner u Estimate and AssssDsnt
n. aSove ead hereby ave n3tiee % me owner o.
ray,S nd annpoved lands Affected thereby AID 70 =.
otie, whom il may eo8een' =. 'o,io.' 20 Wiz; ri't ihS
$3.50 hc,s interest. affected thereby, and ~ho may b. %
70 ss ;s9s % rsei s IN S oS1 It n,
otes Of the msncners No Tryon row IN tns Cty %
81 .sr.op. Who r,y consider themselves sszeved by '.s
Es.ams,s and Assessment will Dc heard n egposon 70 ns
OF J.nuay ls5 Thru That he ststr.e, Of the sad
yiu ,e and Assessment tozetnef VIII our maps shi 10 =.
sfcsvs sssie. sd o,ae' $3.50 s. - SET
conmi.ogsTs ofee Of the City .nd Coaly o. Nss I1t'
r., ~. u embraced By the Assessment siors.Ad
tox.: AL that bounded On The soGth D oa-shp %
-, ..s alp .nd street to Msdson-st thence Pts~,
trence 70 DiyoDs thence % Edfis7 Ct ueoce - oas
.Sn. % hence ons and the Bo~sC
20 bl-ees.rst thence 20 housr thence TO Cnstosne4
vsncewserr, thence . frsn.oft 81 s.sb he $3.50,
thence MAIDEN sne ;.sree through tne eoeo oe.es
~ al he linz Of H.nover thence through dsn0vsrst 20
Exehar sc place thence &C "liarst nenoe 20 Oo ~.
ct tso.s Iots fToaaaI rerth O. Wh.Is. hAnOyers and
Oh sip Iou sosth William 70 sostac ttose oa fr9ni
sntir poheIy ca siison these lots 0nrnz soq;serJ
On d, -On-s; tho.e al. for.as vestsIiy GA Eirdss
~est.ri. on Seeonj-sv those .ou hoEtins "5theIJ
on kogrsenth-- thos. ots hontins estery ca sos
,v pc Bo-.ry oe lots fronting sOutheEy % 1sf
th-- fronns esgsry dots ST ros- 20 non,.1s
-s.;sry Pear ct from Rose 70 'snss~ ssit nSs 10
tortins sou;hsry on vandewstsr-st Lno>e 100 uontns
,,.f.riy on God e.. those fronting Hanover sIc9.ns5
p.cs snd William cts excepting thsrefrom al those oS q
I'D On Cnstaarn a. ming handle fscs
,ihsriy sosshery Of J.nesC .nd s nee
lots Of snd on PssIst lot the wes-ry Son1 ~
Maj so- Peai.,s fifth That rcror. aefe ~ ~
,,seotsd tie suprsns Co1r Of he state OF S7y
speeial Term thereof BE- oeld the City A ~ &c 80
atty Saturday the ITth day Of February - -. -
operins the Court thai aay and that hsn - an -
~ .oor thereafter % counsel Be sesrd HDos
rA1s th.. sad r-0ort be confirmed ssy Iofk De~1'
lsA GEORGE ssrh' (cw,ri...osa~
A.gf AkTLETr SMITH,
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EASTERN CONNECTICUT.
Of Tho n. z. Tribune.

CcrrspSnctncs OF ino ~. H i'DeHo
NORWICH, Conn, Thursday, Feb. 6, 1855.
will give you few Of the polite on dts in this
part of the State. We have from one to three K N.
roosts in each town in this Congressional District,
composed moetly Of Silver Gray Wings, small-fry
Loco Focos, end Essy-Vftue Relisionists Ihe
root n this town ia managed by one or tive Suv9
Gray Wigs, whose political existence ended a. OUT
Isst state ec,ion. The Hon. JOEL w. Wairs "
lers Consul 10 Liverpool is to be the LOCO
candidate for Cong ress-an honor ne nas sou31 49,
every political summerset he has turned, ana n ~.
TIE faithful are will Dg to bed ham, and men x nm
YET tsAed o. end your humble ser H;nda s IN
I, .ssn sam he cannot tell what the hinooe VIZ
DO he Anti slavery Wings th.s were lnvs,slsd
into the roor. are leaving in psoons 90 .a,yiss
goipz on in your Legislature u''As s''N
Tor FRI edom here. 49,. ~ tho State hone N
.sv scare Cd a their S % s s@s Young &%e.
,,aa - The person Of the Hon. JoHs I. WAIT,
.Snr LAWYER Of high standing in this town. H. r. y.
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CVPREME COURT.-In the matter, &c. Of
- The Krclerbocker BsDk 1e-So,iee !. hereby gwen
pursuant 10 the statute. such .sde and Poviod &C.
Il nsTsnsne- OF az order Of Hon Roosevelt JUS
,e of said Cou,t duly made th. matter that 81 CkDi
TORS or TIE KNfCKERBOCKER BANK Of the Guy 81
y,. A.. bereo, reoured 20 exhibit and establish their
ds-.rd. before the United States Trust Company Of Ne
Yort Receiver Of said Bank At said Company once no
W. 10 ID. City OF New iors within thuy days from ne
5,,s n, hi. notice Usf.d New YORK January II. is51
sS'e VI ' ~ JOSEPH ANRESCE,
President Of the g. s. Trust Co Of New York
,. s,sw.sr sseret.rv JAZZ SD
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NETWORK SUPERIOR COURT.-LEWIS
~ culfIs BkNJAhIn cUarrs yo5EPH o. B. cue-

NETWORK SUPERIOR COURT-LEWIS
~ CUnfIs BENJAMIN CUaris JOSEPH o, B. cUe-
IT'S B1flY sOOERAEM. JOHN l. HUbeA6o,
ass'sst JOHN HIGGINS. JOHN FAARALt, DefseaAssa-
eunDsss Tor money demand 90 conrsct-1o the ~ DE-
fs<dssn-si,: fea are hereby rsnnoped 10 sns~U The
speo you Nd ssr,s ecPy Of your ssscu On o. %, o.
ice pc "sn Ct Jsan-ey court IN the CH' Of Se~ OH,
vshn twenty dsss ssr the hereof eneaS'e o. me
day OF sueh rsce and fail 10 answer the cou1nt
sfrssd ii. psrtfs w JaS<nent s<anst yos for ne
OF two hsbdred sLl sIy Sosrs and thirty even cent?
With interest from the ts.nfy eeeh day OF January, oos
tbosssnd eight hurdd sy fv. besides the eoss OF
acton HE cen pGnt In this scticn vs. led t1s once OF
the Seri OF the superior Coat o. the City OF fot 90
the tn day 81 Fthrusry D. issaDsted JucHy 81, 1850
~ l'u 90 Tn MANN 4 RoDNAS. Plsi1tia.' Aitoraeys
CUPREME COURT.-County OF New York
~ ThE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY OF
kEW-fORk against SAMUEL p. TOWNSEND and NAN
CT nD wife and others psrsusnce Of judgment, OF ne
eupreue Corrt nsde N the seton viii be cod oy and
81 the h-rrhapts fxcbsof- City OF Ses-fos 90 the
secope day Of March ls55 u ed Of hat day.
all thst o u lard vito the budr and edi.c-s te-re
ereefeo 20 Be rusted lying and being "a the
point 90 the sertnery sc Of Thirty hasGred
ard fortyfve feet ard four inches westerly from ths noa-
westerly corner Of Broadway snd Thirty .Ih theres
nohefJ a. ffn tnx-s with THIRTY sixth ninety eisat
feet nne inches 70 the Of ire block between Thy
C1h AID Ifny sevsItb thence setery parallel ~h5
Thrty sIin twenty thence scutherly rzh anes
with Thirty sxih street 70 TIE nobery SIDE Of rcy sixh
thence easry Thirty sseet 70 the place Of
befn irt the sad being the lot Add seventh house
westerly Rom bfosdwAy, Of Uniform block OF esneea
houss on the norhery sGe OF Thirty Kth street and being
bLown BY The nsnb.r % late 73 West 5oth
Dsud New Yori, January y. 1855
JOHN Z. DEvELlS. Rsf,ree
J. BLUNT Attorney for Plaintiff. 70 2as5~rh
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financial.
OFFICE ONO AND PESSsyLv.SiA RAILROAD Io'
.n..lI Ian IAlN

OFFICE ONO AND PESSsyLv.SiA RAILROAD Co.
PITTsBURGH. Jan. y. 1897.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders Of
the Ohio and Penny Railroad Company that on aud
after the 18th day FEBRUARY, Dividend OF FIVE PEh
CENT for last months payable IN the steck oil the
Company par viii be paid to the Stockholders as their STOCK
sood on the books the Company on the LIST oil January
OIL the Pittsburgh books will be paid at the oic
NJ the COMPANY and those the New York books at the Once
of winsow Laner Co. Scrip certificates will be issued for
the fractional parts Of share. H. o. fLE alNo,
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CUPREME COURT. County of New York
- THF MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF

CUPREME COURT. -COunty of New York
- IHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
kEV-i Okk against SAMUEL TOWNSEND and NAN
CY bis wife and Others In puu.nce OF judgment Of the
supreme Court sade the above seton will be cold oy and
under The cecti'n the uacrber pubc sueon
the A,rctsnfs EIhsns in the Cry Of S-~f OK on the
seeotoesy Of March sso 81 ~ o'clock AZ noon OF mar day,
thst certain lot Of land With the blcr snd ediaces there
erected 10 be erected stunned lying and being IN he
Sixteenth Ward OF the City Of se-York, commanding 81
pout the rorth of Thirty sixth street tEo nunfres
Eve and four inches westerly from the north
wettsy Of 5rosdzsy ard Thirty Ihstreei, thence
uorbery Al rsht s1ses with Thirty I;h street
feet nLe bohts the Of the block between Tnry-
sath ard II ty seventh streets thence -esteY pas WITH
Tbry feet hence .ou.heTy fright snzss
Thirty to the norhery aide Of Thirty sixth;
street thLce along Thirty The place OF
snnps; the said premises being the lot and eighth house
westerly Broadway of uniform bock Of eighteen houses
The norhery Of Thirty sixth sreet and being nov
hposn by number lo se 49, West 36.hstreet
Dated Y. York. January n 1915 -
JOHN Z. DEVELIS Referee
ptrsr for Plaintiff 1sxjwThSS