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liabilities lex Of 3f685
- ''D'' ~ A. P. BISHOP, Assistant Cashier
All the officers of the Ontario Bank at Utica, eI-
ceptiDg the President, have resigned.
At meeting of the first mortgage bondholders of
the Buffalo and New York City Railroad Company,
held Aug 81 1857, at the call of the Trustees, upon
the section of the Road secured by first mortgage
between Hornellsvile and Attica, c. NJ. Leupp esq,
was elected Chairman, and VIM. b. Kitchen Secre.
tary, when, after consideration the following resolu-
lions were unanimously adopted;
Resotd In the the Board of Director.
Buffalo and New York City Railroad Company, published in
THE present line Of Railroad (frOm Buffalo to Horue,ve)
forms the best and shortest connection between Buffalo aud
THAT adopted upon mature consideration and after
four distinct routes lad been carefully surveyed and her merits
Rtsoed That in he Judgment of the Buffalo AM New
City bondbodeIs secured BY mortgage between Horueve
The Buffalo AID New York City Railroad Company's frs,
B9sso and At,e. or Sy mortgage betwee5 fttie. ana
..ve vi" bs'; P'omSts Their interests By acting t.
pected decrease of the Court as also by the purchase Of the
ire line for the benefit Of the bondh0lders.
And we invite full and impartial rvesti.aon into the
that make tina, community Of interest the
Re.cred That B. ETusn Uriah j Smith e P.ven.tadt.
the Of this meeting be Committee adopt
SopSsod Of cb section Of tbe line this. BY such ham
action between them the interest Of each will be pr
RSo ana and ses seton onin ae not ;ae
able sections Of the Buffalo and NewYoEk Railroad
Company.
ordered that the proceedings be published in the
mercs papers of the city and h circular form The meeting
then adjourned. CHAhLtS NJ LII n, CHAIRMAN.
WM. X. KITCHEN, Secretary
An informal arrangement, which We have before
alluded TO- has been made between the Michigan Cen.
trsl and Southern roads, whereby all their business
atioDs will proceed in harmony. The through passeu-
ger traffic is to be divided, with allowance to the
road doing the larges. part of the work Through
freight is 10 be allowed 10 take s own course. All
way eights and passenger tariffs are to be advanced.
The arrangement needs only the sanction Of the Boards
of Direction, of which there is no doubt.
The deposits sbd coinage at the w-Orleins Branch
Mint, DUNG TIE month Of Jsy, were a. i0l'ws;
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FRIDAY, Aug. 2S-P. VI,

There was rather active Stock market this morn.
ing, with an improved feeling in some stocks at the
opening. Erie, under the runor that the Banks had
decidedtO extend the needed aid improved 81 percent
selling at %; Reading went to Gl Gaena to So Central
to IS; Pennsylvania Coalto 6il, sc. Blu: there was
aferward a reaction, and at and after the Second
Board, prices showed a decline. Southern Michigan,
under the advices of the attachment Of the boats fell
off TO 49, but closed at 70. This attachment was made
by al Eastern creditor whose loan is not ye; due. The
matter, we urderstsrd, has been arranged, ard the
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ANOTHER CALIFORNIA SUIT.

Seth C. Keys and George B. Film, ag Minor $ Martin
This was a motion to discharge the defendant from
arrest.
Judge Brdseye granted the order TO hold the de-
PENDANT to bail in the sum Of 10000 last July.
Upon the return of an order 10 show cause why the
defendant should not be discharged and the order
Gated, the case was referred to John c. Downng to
hear the proofs aud allegations upon both sides and
~ report the evidence, &c.
The substantive alleg atoms Of the plaintiff are that
the defendant resides at San Francisco that he IL ill.,
deb,ed 10 them in $4,000, for goods sold and
delivered and that he was guilty of fraudulent repre-
sensations in contracting the debt
That the defendant, previously to leaving San Fran
cisco in June borrowed large sums Of mOaey, at
horbitant rates Of interest, upon various false and
fraudulent pretenses, took the same with him, and
now conoesls and secretes il, and that his Caiornls
creditors seized all his property there, soon after Ais
departure, upon attachments.
The defendant denied the allegations of FRAUD and
put in evidence before the referee to substanate his
Genial.
TIE evidence showed that Keys and Martin were
partners az San Francisco and that Keys was also
partner in the house of c. Ii. Flint X Co. of this city.
Keys 4 Martin dissolved partnership in March. 1856,
Martin paying Keys $50 900 for his interest therein
and assuming the liabilities of the firm, which a. that
time exceeded Sl0O,OOO. After the arrival Of the de-
fendant in NowYcrk he heard of the failure of his
house.
Ire referee reported that the charges of fraud
against the defendant were not sustained
Judge Peabody granted the motion 10 yacate the
order Of arrest and ordered the defendant 70 be dis
charged. StcW6rt w pldlutlu'i Sto--
dill 4 Smith for defendant
DECISIONS.
Before Judge DAVIES.
Patrick Hogarty sgt Arnold II. Wagner.-Moticn to
strike gu; irrelevant matter. granted, with 10 costs.
Ii. Holden, executor, Nc, agt. +. NJ. Haven't -
Order for leave b discontinue modified
Mcbride and Others at. Stewart.--Tned at Circuit
Apr 80 1851 without jury. Judgment for defendant
Mckinstry jr, agt. Ward.-Motion to strike cut
reply denied, with = costs
Allen Frasee agt Edwd. H. Fosdck, &c.-Motion
fer substitution granted.
Andrew s. Bright agt Andrew j. S.evens.-Motion
T. vssie order oil removal Of June H. 1857 denied with 80
costs
John F. Scott, &e., agt. Jacob w. Vanderhof i'm
yesced, kc-Moton 20 strike % aud 4h grounds OF de-
nse in defendants amended granted with 10 cots
Domingo de GOiconsia agt. A. Oaksmitb Nc-Pro-
ceediugs 20 be stayed on Hing undertaking In condi
!; psy the plaintiff ali coats and upon
the appeal
SUPERIOR CoURT-SFTcl.L TsKM-Aus 2s-Bee,,, Jna,.
ATTACHMENT AGAINST Mr.. rHONPsoSs PROPERTY
Fd~lrd Downs and Morse r.is ss,. John Thompson
TT PLAINTIFF, WHO are b.Lkere .; Buffalo and cred
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Marine JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK..
Cleared.

ship-Aqulls Oliver New-orlesns.N y. II. Bush.n
Batks-T b. Bar,Iam. Gray. Charlsston s,ars-. C,.,.
Co s Derning Peuield, Rio Grsnde. Cofninr a.n,A
Co C A. Suite Scsndeier - Thomas: Suite ksos.yn
Hrirs-J g. Anderson Hosrcr, St. Marks. Sn..w "a Pa.
Co Fidslia Jones. Aexst dria. Merrill Abbott; Issi,s
Sr,.psw Bo,on T. Dubois, = Bcrnee, Clark Boston, Nav,
Schoorrrs-Rebecca Storer Richmond. NJ. NJ sr.enaa 4
Co. Heurico Whipple Richmond. II; Per1ri Nsss,
W,syer Philadcloii. j. Sssht Quickstep lBr DOrm.a
Halifax D. r. Devoid; Jane. FulfoId. Beaufort, Dayis 1
Holmes; Castlisn. Lord Bermuda Smith Loud whiss
Cloud Newberry Fredericksburg C. Picrson; Batimose
Saisbt Baltimore MAILER Lord Queresu.
Sloop-r W. Thorne Davis Fall River b. X Dunn
Piopeler-Severlv Pierce. Phiaislphis.
Bsrre-J. $. ldc, McDermo; PhisdelPhia, j. y Bdsgx
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Passengers Arrived

J. The ednhip Philadelphia, from Neg ORLEANS and Hdrds1
MIR Greeo + Bluia, Miss H. Ri.s1n. A. Richard. lady
Chamtey, Mrs L. Beach Z. Bartlett lady and sister Mrs.
Te.sIe and erysn: so.er and LADY Mise Sober. Ramon
and ady. Miss Rosa AbIeo sist.T and riecs Kessel r.
noe sap'e FspoA p Ari(ssos A. 6. Mora, c. oCss
ban, N. SI.;eha, W. psm;S B1o q, Ess:in, J. z
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Court OF COMMON PLEAs-srfcr.L TtRA.-A.s. &C.
Before Judge Day. ar
Robert W. c. Butt, &c, AT. Andrew Dsiss-.-h'-
TN fr receiver grsbt.d. - !, 49,,
Henry b. Purdy agt The Mayor, "c'-hou'n
Antore Brunsrd agf. Emile Pierre.-Motion for
pdemnt denied but with leave 20 plaintiff to amend Oh pay
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tAlesos NJ Castillo. II. Glsr.. B. Br.zsn.l J. Loo.1
tsrzo " solOmons, o. Archer So,,oo. csbr-rs c.x.
Ga, Cache A. Fowler. J. Briepi Mis-. VI. Noes ssas
and u, s. W. ST ckw,, n. CgDn'n CHAM, J. BaI.os
oau shi'r. and others IL the serrsgs saa
10. nlS-
II f'h. n BsLriakis J,o-p 81 Croir (B c J-N.T,.
bTIcse Miss PuTssy J. Roach. l.. Pc.ssOn j. W Dali
-
MINIATURE ALGANAc....rHs Day
Sun-Rses.. 5:.S sets......... 8 3 Moon s-t, rs,
HIGH wArkR....THis Day
Sandy HOOK. O:0i Gov Is?d.. I:56ni Hen G... -,
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T.ta coinage FOR Jgy.....................t .I5,VD
Tie repairs o. the Mint says The Crescent, which
have been goir on for the past four months are neary
completed. The purchase Of silver coin and bullion
is, however, for the present suspended.
TIeCiicogo Pres, Of Wednesday, IN az Article upon
the failures says:
"Ihe West was never in a better position than
rownever ADLER 10 Withstand the condition vi thlngs
eXisrg OF the great money centers OF the seaooard
than az this present moment She has inst harvested
urprecedened crop, and she Is in the ruon OF the
high prices the East has been paying her the last SIX
moths for that seemingly exhaustless supply OF
bre adsuf she has sent steadily Toward IN the face
Of continued declarations that she had nothing 20
spare Our country merchants have consequently
made unu,ualy good collections, and tbs has created
q heavy demand upon our local banks for Eastern
exchange BY reason Of which there are no heavy
balances due them by Eastern banks. Should there
be much greater tumtlirg among these Institutions
than We have reason to expect, our Western
banks will scarcely feel the shock.
In commenting upon the suspension OF Mr.. Ihomp'
son, the same paper remarks
This failure cannot we think, materially affect
Western interests. Mr.. f. &. Adams, Of this city, is
son-iIaw Of Mr. Thompson, but is not connected with
him in business, ard will cot therefore be sufferer
by hia failure. Mr.. Adams is known 70 be one OF our
most prudent bankers and erjoys as large share of
the confidence of the business public as any private
bguker among US. This fact was verified yesterday
by the refusal of some of the heaviest deposors to
from others. Happily for Mr.. Adams he is under no
necessity Of awaiting himself of these kind offers"
The Trenton Iron Company held their annual meet
ing on Wednesday, and elected Peter Cooper, Pres-
dent, and Abrsm s. Hewitt, Secretary. This Com
pany business extends through six counties OF the
State They employ over 900 hands, and inanufac-
ture annually about s2OoOOoO worth of iron, in its
various forms, from thin wire to a heavy railroad
bar. They pay out for labor alone about 100000
annum.
The circular Of Mr.. Satterthwait, by tbs Arabia,
says:
Since our dYces of the 7h instant the market for COnos
has heavy, The Indian mutines still cause great anX
ETY.. Conso firm at go dsO fox money aud Gl Tor
account 80.
We very limited business in American Securities
Michigan Central Bonds of 1869 still pressed the arAe;
in heavy at = cent below Newfork quotations,
movement which surprise. Illinois Consrucous are
steady from s9 Shares without demand ii shsat
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"epgtop c Ul,oese sustr-Csre, grown 10 h:s S.
'deu % r.udcot street aud boSn down BY tie
loan ye.t.Ti.y. The STALK measures cg f1e' esrsg
" - ~, ~ hry,s, above groCCd."
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La " INTELLIGENCE

THE OHIO LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY.
SUPREME COURT-SPEctAL TERM-Aug. 28.-Before Judge
PEABODY.
Additional attachments this morning granted
against the Ohio Life and Trust Company, in favor of
the plaintiff named below, for the amounts set down
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Disasters, &c.

NoRfoLE. Aug 22-Bsk Jasper from Now York for Char
lesion bOwsp and all attached from collision chip tight
lBy telegraph 10 ElwoOd Waiter, esq
LOAC BRANCH, Aug 23TheTe Is ship ashore six miles NJ
Of Squan Inlet Sic has been boarded apparently be
and easy 70 be got of have esnce and materials forth
coming S-There is also ship ashore six miles 81
Squn could not tell anything about her account OF the
heavy rain BY telegraph 70 Ewood Walter esq Secretary
Board Of Inderwnteral
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tors cf John Thompson, spPl :" Ja'ee Dner 'r 60
attachment. ssain.t the properly oi 'le oeish l.n'
which WIS granted.
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BY telegraph.
BOSTON lns. 9

BOSTON Ana. Carr Ship Noemie johnson, fn HGvre:
bng Webster Kelly Hartman, from Baltimore; }. Wallace
Porter from Philadelphia and Molunku Mitchell from Pof
Even.
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o,rer er / Srcpcl,.'. B,'x-Yor. R ~

To n. Esi,ay IF T3s y. y TI.a.e. .-.....
SIE: IT, Slcks;t- lIarb n Bank -" R,i,pf}c ~
Of Buffalo i drown OF, by al the Backs AZ Boxer
Tie Bark tss failed at home, It's bills are r) Ntcu'e
~ ave- nrobablv worthless as ia capital was all
borrowed from Wall street house. The Totes OF the
Bergen County Bank y. j., were also thrown eu' late
in tie dsy by he Banks this is free Bank It's notes
are worth :rIno to 70 -. A. NICHOLAS, Boxer.
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J1e potato blight has made IL appearance ID sone
yo,. EsyeH ard the djacen coant'es, bat "lh this
q ep.eo everything is in very forward ani album
DAFT state. There lie very little potato blight 10 the
ne .rhkerhood Of Hsckensack.
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To. Be sr-, I'd ~ - su.plCs areLcy = ibie -San
iNews-s D. y Aasofis'r AeE. ..
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The money market, on call has been very active to-
day, but trife les stringent than for day or two
pact. The banks are still contracting, and discount
lees than half their receipts Paper is much more
difficult of SALE and is rather pressing on the market
Single name, first class is quoted at l2dl5 per cent
with very good at The higher rate.
The transfer books of the Illinois Central Railroad
Company are closed ard will be reopened on the LIST
September.
We hear of 10 new financial disasters oday, ex-
ceptpg one where call loan upon paper was not met
1t will probably be arranged in few days. The diff
cuy of placing paper this week was the occasion Of
this default.
Tomorrow the drafts Of the Norwalk Bank, Ohio
branch Of the State Bank, on the Ohio Life and
Trust Company, will be paid by the American Ex-
change Bank
The annexed statement of the condition Of the home
Office Of the Ohio Trust Company has been published
officially:
CIscISSATI Aug. 26, 1872. NJ.
Being as yet without an explanation OF the condi.
ton Of the Agency of the Company in New-Iork,
from any reliable in that city the Trustees in
Cincinnati deem il due to the public TO make the fol-
lowing statement Of the affairs of the principal Office
This statement the Trustees regard entirely reliable,
and fair and Jus. estimate Of the of the Com
pany here. -
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The ship Arvum recently arrived from n Prince after
dschagug her cargo at Quarantine dragged her anchors dnnnf
tnc f. gale Of last evening sud ashore on Bergen Fats
near Cavan Point She will probably by the aid OF steam
tug be got of next high water. I.
The ship ashore Elk miles north Of Squan Is the Roswell
SpTsgue Capt Psen. She sailed from Cardiff July 10 with
OF railroad iron, bound 20 this port.
The chip ashore south Of Squ6n the Clara Brookmsn H
gins, from Liverpool for this port. -
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STATEMENT.

Excess Of means liabilities Tex Of l..t 3i6S
By order Of the Board Of Trustees
A..ixt Gil
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To.gi PCS and P'ars....,.........'''.. 'tS<
'OTT 1N-Th.re s ,haDge: he business small ana
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Mnrken. CAREFULLY REPORTED roR TIE TRrsUrE.

FRIDAY, Ana 3, 1871
ASHFs-The marie: s. firm foI Pts at 50 Pearls sTe in
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BOSTON FRmtly Groccry
PR OV ISICN STORE

Corner IL johnson and Fifth streets, kcokuk Iowa.
YINHE subscriber has just opened tbs above e.tab-
iisament, and Is now prepared TO furnish the
citizens u keokuk and the vicinity With very
ehuica stock Of Groceries and Provisions Of every
kind.
will assure the public that whatever they pur,
chase at Iay store will be fresh and new, and
low prices as any other house Of the kind in the
city.
All goods psrchased at the "Boston Family Gro
Gerry Will be delivered To any part of the city
free If charge.
Amongst my stock may b. found the following
Rlo, java aud Mocha Coffee; Imperial, Gunpowder,
Young Tyson, Black and all other kinds of Teas
crushed, clarified, loaf and n. O. Sggars; Sugar
House MolNses German soap. palm do, family d.,
castle do and varigst,l DO. Ailmantine Candies,
sfearine do. mold 10. sperm do, star do. Mackrrel
salmon, uerrings, Cod Fish, sugar cured Hams
Quincy Flonr, Bueawheat Flour, Vinegar, pearl
starch, spirit gas backing. bed cords citron,
rants, raisns, Egs, w. II. cheese pine apple cheese
willow and wooden ware tobacco ard cigars. butter,
eggs, poultry OF all kinds, pc fruits, sardin
dies II all kinds, olive oil, brandy peaches, &c.
am also receiving by every arrival lots of Yam
kce vegetables, such choice preserves If ali kinds
In cans pine apples. Strawberries, tomatoes, peach
and oysters, put up fresh in In fact ever,
article used In family, too numerous to mention.
The pubic are respectfully invited 10 call and
examine for themselves. RoBT GETTY
dccei-dAw I'm
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GRAND GIFT DISTRIBUTION
For the upli,iays

GRAND GIFT DISTRIBUTION
For the Holidays.
Use ana ornament Combined.
'I'hoSk who wish something useful as we'll as or
1 na.nen,al, would do we'll to call NJ the Picture
gallery on johnson street, near the Postofice IA
there viii be given away l5O ~plendid PEE
lures nnd L0okt ing GLASSES, In fns Tilt
aud Rosewood Frames. Every purchaser of Two
Dollar ticket will be entitled to draw prize and
the chance IT obtaining splendid Parior Mirror in
till or Rosewood Frames
Among the Pictures b be drawn is the beautiful
engraving Of Saturday Nightin olden Times " the
oniy one in the city Also, Country Election, -
sale Of the Pet Lamb" and good assortment Of
Religious Pictur s,ali richly framed
Tickets are now ready for sale, and prizes will be
added In proportion 10 the sale Of tickets please
call and examine for yourselves at the Picture Gal
iery on Jehnson street. p, McARTHuK.
aee24d
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BURLINGTON

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TERMS
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THs DESIGN ar TnIs INSTITUTION rs
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IN a thorough and expeditions manner.
tim c3LLKGiATE COURSE
will lie the same as followed by the Mercantile
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monded hy tho highes commercial authority in
the country, rs the most eompre hensive and prxc
teal ever introduced.
PESvMASsHIP.
AZ a good handwriting ia justly regarded as an
indispensable requisite to = good business educs-
tion, unremittng attention will be given in this
department..
COMMERCIAL LAW LECTURES
will be delivered by Mr. C. Ban Darwin, one Of the
abiest IA amOers Of the burlington Bar.
AN kLfGASr plpLaMA,
under tho seal Of The State College Of pennsylvs-
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who pass unsatisfactory examination. This instru.
ment will be found passport to the confidence Of
business houses in every part Of the Union.
rrFor full particulars, send for a circular BY
mail. I()cts-dAv
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NnII1,E.

NOTICE.
YIsiiE business Of Bridge Brother, in kcskuk
1 viii ba coatin usd by the new firm. rs heretofove
under The name and style II Bridge 4 Brother.
Thankful for the liberal share Of patronage ex :
tended to their Agent. WV. s. MooaE. the past
son, will sndeasorto merit, and hope t. receive
cont,nuauce u the same.
BRIDGE, BEACH co.
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ianT.2m-dAw Times copy.l
Culver WARE and Fancy Goods. suitable for
- Christmas and New Years Presents, for sale ~
dsc34d THOMPSON 4 BRIDGES.
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EEP it before the people that A. J. DINNER,
IN has just received, ard still receiving large
supply of PORTE MoNAIES, REFfctLES, pUkS.
rs, POCKET KNIVES, LADIES TRAVELLING 4
WORK BASKETS, WORK Boxes new and hand
style Of Jewelry Boxes of every pattern, Vio
Inns, Guitars, Flutes Fifes, Accordeons, Banios.
Drums. Tamborincs, &c. Also general assort-
ment of Fancy Goods, Toys, &c, &C., for Children,
consisting apart oil Dissecting Maps Of the World
the Nation the u. s., c Blocks, and In fact
every thing FROM Elephant down TO Bird, ali Of
which will be sold cheap at
G U s.. u II NJ E RS
Fancy Goods and Toy Stqke, EAST SIDE or TaIRp,
between main and Johnson Streets. declid
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NUTCE 70 hereby gwen TO The 0WneFa Of The
lots described in'ths foregoing list situated IN ths
City Of ksoksk, Lee county and ststs Of Iowa,
whose are stated above, and all sthsss vhs
interested that speeial tar has bern asses.sd
and levied On said lots, for the Improvements on
sidcwsiks, and curbing. ~ designated In tho
above list, and unless payment be made Of the taxes
- levied and also all eosts, before the ID day Of
February, AID. 1887, the said lots, q - nuch
thsrsaf ~ sha be necessary TO discharge saSd ter
and costa, will b. sold the day Aforesaid st the
Mayor O0ce, IN aid city, between tAA hours OF
o'clock a. \. and clock p. n.