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The amount of Exchange held by the Banks is
against So 9i6 same time last year. and
Banks is 81 29S59 against "a period year
has been another dull day Exchange
revival in sight drafts New York some choice sig
natures passed at indicating mness than on
yesterday The Banks selling checks counter
moderate at @7s discount Outside the rates were from
lI discount, and iavorite to five days sight from IL
discount Sixty days sight best signature 20 good 2y3
disconnfair rather difficult place 81
while bankers hold at 2a@2 discount In sterling
nothing Of note TRANSFERRED and without change
lading "a small sum- taken 65s Francs dull
for ten and thirty days sgh-hger asked
to-day were l5oODO at 532lS 10000 $50, 900
Telegraphc adgices from New York quote sterling
at sa@s1s with expectations of heavy supply the
South particularly from this city, there
from here alone, which would srs and send rates
down. sJ re- f sg
The movements in stock to-day comprise the 90 20
and 50oa 30 shares Canal Bank st 1906 So shares Bank of
New Orleans los and by auction 10 shares
Canal Bank ut 49, and IL do. Gas Light Company
dividend off refused for the
close Of the day higher figure offered refused The
DectorHo Of the Bank to-day declared dividend
Of six cent out of the earnings for the The
net profits learn for that time eight per This
the sixty fifth dividend OF this Bank We shall publish full
statement in day two. .pa s0-t-
Condition the Bans Of ts city the Wseending Saturday,
January 81, 1857. .t.t
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MUSIC TEACHING.

-.xs.- MRS. CAMPBELL. TEACHER OF MI.
SIC, gives lessons on the PIANO and HulIAH, al
s her residence No. II Constance street. ~. Terms
s. per month, twelve lessons invariably in advance
LECTURES q Constance street once wees no ~
my. INSTRUCTION IN VOCAL MUSIC.-
YN THOMAS MARTIN, Of the Oldest Instructors IN
g this city, will give Lessons in this accomplishment 70
Ladies Gentlemen His ability is TOO well known 70
require recommendation.
gsJ- orders left with P. WERLEIS, No, Camp
will meet with pronpt attention. c9tf
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geuielp of the sflarksts.

MONDAY MORNING, Feb, ., 1857
oolioN.,.'There good demand Saturday, result
ing IN sales OF about 1900 bales fail prices generally
most OIL Tue transactions being outside figures We quote
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sTEAMBOATs.
Cuba. Heirn from Mobile.
Montgomery, Harris, from Wetumpha, Aa-Basn.
Ruby, Po;feTent, from Characterization.
Swamp Fox, kiuball. from Shreveport,
Laurel Hill, Hooper, from Bayou Sara.
National, McMhnus, from Red River
Music, g warthy, from Lelore.
.Hg.. A. w Baker, Castillo, from Attakapas.
Lotus, Dillon, from Boeuf River
Union, Harvey. from Atchafalaya.
California, Myers. from Mobile.
Camden, Wilson, from Minden
Wm Bagaey, Snpot from Mobile.
Jefferson Railroad.
Towboa Anglo Norman, Hendoman the Passes-went
down light-bronght up bark Gen Taylor, brig Mary
Tompson and schr Halnpden Belle.
Towboa IVY. Whitteman. from the Passes-towed down
and to tine 2Itii ult, ships John Bunyan, South
Carolina and bark Giovanni Base-brouglit ship Eli
zabeh, bark Our Union brig j " SAWYER and schooners
Emma DeRussey and Harrison Jones'. ssesa
Toyveoa Charles. Chambers FROM
the 9TH ut, ships United States and Senator
brought up ships Mehongo, KoSsuth and schooner
Manleito
Towboa Junius Beebe Andrews from the down
and 10 the 9th ult, ship rnestine and bark Magis
nte-brough ship City OF Brooklyn barks Prince Of
Wales, Anic and brig Mary Elizabeth
Towboat Whitney Brown, from the Passas-towed down
and to 18th ult ship Cumberland aud schooner Jos
awrencebought ships James Hovey, sillistria and
bark Wandsrer.
Towboat anglo American, Martini from the Passss-we,
down marlborough up ship Frank Pierce and bark Jpo
Parker
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r.us, = .....-=zz-=x,,.- NEW ORLEANS. DPEI-
EnsA ES OUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN
AEtRt x-NeH----s1sfg ABROAD.

rsus, - .,-zsz=z==s.s-, NEW ORLEANS, DPEI-
G5sA &Sa& IO USAS AN GREAT WESTERN
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
On and after the 10Th Of September the Passenger trai
OF this road will leave the Depot Ut Agiers follows
Alters every day ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; $50 A, NJ.
ttfctha every day az. 4 N
Arrive al Bayou Beuf P N.
RETURNING:
leave l,agon nNeh NJ r n
az Aislers Az r. NJ
same day will be issued rs follows:
To Bayou des Alletlands 50
To Raceland Lafourche Crossings and Terrebonne.
To Tigerville.,.
10 : 81
Between intermediate regular Stations prices proportional
Ferry Boat will connect with the Traias
the foot Of ST. Annstreet EVERY MORNING o'clock pre-
cisely
Freight will be received fer Bayou Bcnf Intermediate
Stations by the Company the wharf the
street, EVERY DAY until o'clock p. NJ. All up freight
must be paid by the shippers and freight he delivered n
other Stations than Bayou Aemands Racelan nfourche
Crossing, rerrebonne Tigerye and Bayou Beu (where
the Company have agentsJ must be pre- paid.
Printed Rules and Bates of Freight had application
at the office Of the Company.
tn. THAYER,
aultf Master Tran srnrtatiOn
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Lung Fever, ETC.,
Are the most prevalent The regular faculty ia e Treatment
OF Fevers make but little progress. The fearful loss
life follows the present practice in the good old times
when to be with pain in the deemed sufficient
lay the victim up for week"
PREVENTIVE.
The eyueri,nce Of DR. Frederick Page Of EDWARDS Depot
Miss with RAILWAYS READY RELIEF, a preventive d
Yeowand other infectious Fever together with the experience
Of hundreds Of people who have been cured Of the most ma
nnnt Fevers Dysenee Choleras and other dangerous iae
should induce every planter to keep stock of this great RENE
always on their plantations With RAILWAYS READY r. 4
LIEF and REGULATORS, you will the Ives Of yos +
ple Sudden DEATH either by peslen;a diseases or organ
sngeneut will never when the human system IS under
tho life renewing influence Of Railways Ready Relief and Re-
eulators. III
We refer the reader following extract from Letter writ
ten by Dr. Frederick Il. Page, to William Rufus Page D.
of Norfolk Va during the yellow fever epdemi As
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
A SIMPLE SOLUTION OF SCIENTIFIC
rs t-f MEDICAL PROBLEM. .

'Hs Ef MEDICAL PROBLEM. .
RADW US r ELL 81 Il
viii prevent and cure
The most MALIGNANT FEyERS whether contagious Or noa
contagious infectious simple with the same safety
rapidity and efficacy, that it drives out and ex'
pes from the system the most simple
diseases, or relieves, MS it al
ways does
THE MOST ToETURING OF PAINS AND ACHES.
Physicians give Caome Blue Pill for ninety nine
plants out of one hundred II is seldom prescription given
hut that Mercury Caomel forms the principal medical part
the same In fact It is of the most popular and positive
laws among the medical faculty ha when they do not know
what to give patient cannot clearly obtain satisfactory
diagnosis of the ense the patient to give Caome' Now
we contend that RAILWAYS READY RELIEF or REGuLA-
TORSeither of them-possesses greater variety Of virtues
than Mercury any and capable of restoring to health
where Ca,omel would consgn Its victims to death.
FEvERS.
There every section OF country at the present time
greater prevalence Feyers than usual Among tbs MOS,
fatal and general, notice that
Yellow Fever,
Bilious Fever,
Fever and Ague,
Typhus Fever,
Scarlet Fever,
Ship Fever,
Chngres Fever,
Nervous Fever,
Congestive Fever,
Brain Fever,
Bone Fever,
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There Is popular remedy now mhcH IN yoSue F VaI9s
purposes of health and comfort which am disposed earns
recommend as d,inectirg tG!s occasion. Iii
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF aud i mach soperiof to TIE
Eau Sedatve OF Raspa universally used by the Ffesth
Creole It shout be used by the and aendan. about
the SICK as the hands and iacea few drops
the game time being ra i'll occasionally through the
day pour ortiaer reomac. etc during the existence the
epidemic 1t highly refreshing and eSbratiag
1e fnocent and il used iii season, will multitude Of
ives
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nnon, of the bark Jane Shore, says:
MgrRoPoLIrAS HOTEL,
A. Il .a.-...#F 1

New York, August ls, 1856 !
While lying off St Jaso de Cuba six of my seGnleh
down sick with the fever both Of mates and n!ef were
tired with nursing day at dinner WIS sudieiy sh
with pains my head aad eyes iziines gtiHes" I'D ehs
dreadful ach my bones and other frghttu symptoms Of
yellow fever Every felt myself growing weaker,
until unable to rise from NY chair then honght ia,
Railway Ready Relief which always carry wilt me, you'd
be Of service me took down table spoonful, and my
both Of them rubbed freely with in hesn minutes
took another spaonfu and every fifteen minutes for sy
hours Tile mates seeing what miracle the Ready Reea
doing for me gave all the sick II SIX hours ate
hal taken tbs Relief we took large doses of your Pills
lowed them up alternately with the Relief Every one US
After this applied the ReRdy Relief and Regql
twenty other who seized with yellow
fever every OF them saved. WILSON sHASSosr
Master of the brig Jane Shore
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PASSENGERS
Per Jas Hovey from Lverpool4l Storage passengers.
Per bar Our Union, from Bordeaux-l6 passengers
Per bark Gen Taylor, from Vera CRUZ passengers.
Per ship Kossuh, from Liverpoo-255 seerage.
Per ship City of Brooklyn from Liverpoo-l75 steerage
Per bark Amici, from Genoa-29 passengers
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COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
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GAN Orleans Ilenegs Nlmket.

CREscEsT orF1cE, No, 70 Camp stree
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CophsNs. STOVE New IN fSG
The Patterns ~ eatircIy new. having been mate
hy us this year 4nsy ar fast sulpiantiug all 9th
er Cooking slaves in the market. The demand for
them Is already 50 great that preparing t.
manufacture 6ftyaf them per day. Ihose wanting
thatalmost ,nii,p nsiblc article, good Cooking
stove. should remember that improvement and
progress are the order 81 the day aud that IN no
flt.eaf domestic use. has there been greater inn
prove usut within the last ten years than tbs one
raw uucr consideration Therefore, you will
great In promote vonr interests by selecting the
"NEN ERA" COOKING STOVE,
in preference 70 tak,ngu p with Of anantiquated
pattern.
Ne. ri Ma5u-st.. KE0KJk, IOWA, wherc can al
Ways h. fonpd The most complete and varied assurt
ment II Cooking, aaattuc, and Palor Stoves, ever
offered in the Nest.
GSy~ also. Tiuayrs STICK q al kinds ~ts,S
" y MonuE. BRIDGE 4 BRO.
Agent Elani-dy
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WNOn. WNNDi

u. PRICES Yard il the place 10 get what you
-. want IN this lire sawed ard spit TO salt or not
sawed aud split just YOU desire. Orders, with
the Iay, left nj BALDWIN Evans, corner of Main
and Ith streets, viii be attended 10 without delay
6ood measure warianted. shalt soon have q lot
OF dry oak, and ZONE hickory for thase who like
goed wood Those wishing 8, q or 20 cords Of good
wood can be supplied As the railroad IL near the
fountain head for coal, shall soen have that kind
Of fuel for those who use it. Those wishing bard
Wool Lumber be supplied by calling at the
Wood Yard. the keokuk i TT. Des MONIES
Railroad Depot. Lumber sawed 10 order.
jan. !. '5T-dsm J b. PRICE.
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NOTICE.

FI'tiE bushes. Of Bridge Brother, in kcokuk.
i will becontinued by the new firm ,as heretofore
under the name and style If Bridge Hrother.
Thankful Tor the liberai share Of patronage ex :
tended 10 their Agent. Ns s. Mooer the past sea-
son, will ondeavorto merit, and hope to receive,
acontinuauce Of the sane
BRIDGE, BEACH & co.
81. Louis, Mo-, January |, -.
ianT 2m-dAw limcs copy.1
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NEW FIRM.

HUDSON r. BRIDGE has this day associated
4 with him in business, iiESRr n. iioLLAsp,
LroSAup b. HOLLAND and JoHs II. EgAcH for the
pGrpose If continuing the late firm ot BEiiGE 4
BnorHEa, under the name and style Of BRIDGE,
BEACH, d CO. Who prepared TO offer increased
Inducements ard facilities TO the numerous custom
ers 81 The late firm, continuance Of whose pat
roraga + respectfully solicited
jaul BRIDGE. REACH & co.
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FIRED IL. NO DOR H.,
OF BOSTON,
AR HIT ECT

l ATE partner If Vim, Wssbharn. Architect Of
IL American, Revere, Winthrop and Parker
Houses, and fremont Temple, Boston; Woods Ho-
tet PortlaEd; Bay State House. Worcester. and
many other first class public and private buildings
throughout the country, having located in keokuk,
would inform the public that he Ii prepared to fur
nish Designs. fians, Detail Drawings, Speci6oa-
tons aud superintendent for Churches. School
Houses, Hotels, stores. Dwellings, and public and
rrNate ou.iainSs "a aii xmas, wsth pronpinss anu
accuracy.
All the modern improvements. sneh as Warming,
lighting, Ventilation, dc., adopted in the kast-
crn citles, Will be especially provided for re-
quirsi.
sss-ofAce In SAMPLES new building, on Second
street, between Main and johnson.
Jan. Ii, 'aT-dly +. III. MOORE.
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GEISERsG
JEWELHY STORE.

GEISERs&
JEWELLERY STORE.
Second street, between Main and johnson.
HAVING Just returned from the Ksst, / -
l. J. respectfully call the attention Of my "A
friends, and the public genciaily, to my
new and enc stock Of watches, jcwclry, silver and
plated wars, fancy goods, &C..
Watches.
Fine gold duplex, magic, patent and detached
lever watches, silver patent and detached levers,
and l. 'Epines Of all kinds sndqualities.
JcWolry.
Ladies plain gold. mosaic, cameo and enamslled
earrings and breast pins. ladies' aud childrcn's
gold and jet bracelets, ladies aud gents gold
ch aims, pencils and pens, gold and diamond finger
rings. gold and silver thlmbles, gents gold breast
pins studs collar and sleeve buttons gold, silver
steel snd patent spectsces, pocket, table and des
sert cutlery, Andscissors.
silver Ware.
In which line intend not to b. surpass ed by any
store west or north Of st. Louis viz silver table,
dessert and ten spoons and fork sugar cream mus
tard and salt spoons butter and fruit knives silver
and plated napkin rings, &c.
pInted ware and Fancy Goods.
Plated and britannia tea sets, castory, fruit and
cake baskets candlesticks, pearl and she'll pocket
books, and in fact everything pertaining to my
line.
Clocks.
A general assortment Of clocks OF the latest pat
terms and best make, all warranted to keep good
time.
a8-watehes and Jewelry repaired in the most
workmanliko manner and Mt the shortest notice.
myo-diy jules uEiSEH.
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+ HAVE this day disposed Of my entire interest
i in the drug business to ]. |. Mckenny also my
tntcrest III the manufae, are and sale Of II X Gill
NOR, Is Mamaluke Eminent. and Vegetable Anti
Bilious Pills. and take pleasure in recommending
b m 20 the public deserving Of their patron
age NJ. III. RtNNkk-
a.
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BURLINGTON
|. Ill. nALUOEE Z.


TERMS:
For unlimited course in Double Entry Book
Keeping Commercial Calculations, Pcumanship,
&c, So 90.
DESIGN oP THIS INSTITUTION IS
to afford young men theopportunity of qualifying
themselves for the duties Of the Counting House,
in thorough and expeditions manner.
THE COLLEGIATE COURSE
will be the same SIS followed by the Mercantile
College 4 nsyivania, which BIAS been recon
mondcd by tho hil hest commercial authority in
the country, ns thu most comprt hensiyc and prac-
tieai ever introduced.
PESNNASsHIr.
As good handwriting is justly regarded an
Indispensable requisite TO good business educa-
ton, unremitting attention will be given in this
department.
COMMERCIAL LAW LECTURES
will be delivered b. Mr. c Ben Darwin, one Of the
ablest members Of the Burlington Bar.
AN ELEGANT DIPLOMA,
under the seal Of the State College of Pennsylva-
MIA, signed by the Faculty, is granted to those
who pass ssatisfsetasy examination. This instru-
ment will be found passport to the confidence of
business houses in every part Of the Union.
5su-For iull particulars send for circular by
mail. 0ct3-dtw
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7it.K..asNoTNPES.

winch ~ taken nn an cnatutsfa iron Plate, pre-
tared xpr, SLY for Tie purpose.
II II iiuisaea With at balsanI IL Cir varnish ot
any kind AID therefore wilI not blister crack In
sold weather as wiIl The Amhrotypo. Instead Of
being vanished the picture l. galvanized in gal
saBie battery. which. ey giving il ceatiDgof sill
YER, renders 4 fmpRfyi0us a. atmospheric change
lhs Aelsinotype possesses nany advantages over
all other ricares. II Nili receive fall without
fracture. a byrd without injury. II may be washed
when Solled and handled without the face bein <
marred, un esss abds Il by rough scratching, which
Woa,d dtfaco the bet Oil painting. In peIfeet de-
bneatiun Il detail Il equals tho best daguefreotypc
whsle Has uale Of the glase which forms the chief
objection 70 those pictures.
When colored, the Melnatyf c very much r. cul-
hlas painting an IVORY. Fr Inserting IN lCesets,
pms of tiugs ether picture orW pare With IL,
TIE Melal type l. PATENT PICTURE, ana bI
BRO. are tht oniy artists il this city whe have a
rlcht L. take them. Ii you want It coon PICTURE,
ea.iat bI rs q AIdElEl. NJ. 81 Nam street. be-
tween sd and 4th and examine specimens II the
MELAlNoIlfE. ffeb5-daw
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NERCMANTs' WESTERN LINZ.

NEAL, ABBoF ( ca ,,..,.........Syw York, ~.
" WILLIAMS. TANNER Co.,..sBuGalo, ~ =
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HLACkWoOD'S MAGAZINE
AND
THE BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEWS


GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO suBscRIBE.
Cost reduced 40 ia T5 Yer Cent.
l.. SCOTT 4 Co, New York, continue to publish the
following lsaiag British Periodicals.:
THE LONDON QAU aTeRLl (Copeerativel
THE EDtNBUkdH REVIEW tWhtg)
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EACh v GODS Ed. NBl bGiI MAG AziNE Tory J
rINHtSE Periodicals. ably represent the three
j great Political Parties of Great Britain
Whs. i"sy aud Kadcai,-hut politics forms one
feature III their character. As organs Of the most
profound writers science Literature, Morality
aud lie Eien they stand, as they have stood,
unrisa.,d the weird Of letters, being considered
iudi p, sbie 10 the scholar and professional man,
while TO The inteIis nt reader Of every class they
furnish IA mere correct and satisfactory record of
the eur, mt literature of the day throughout the
world, than pes lilly be obtained from any 9th
or souree.
EARLY COPIES.
The receipt of ArgAScE SHEETS frem the British
Pub hcrs gives additional value to these Reprints,
inamuch a. they can now be paced in the hands Of
subserit,rs about ms the original editions.
TERMS. Irregular Prices.) Per ann.
For any enc If the tour ksyiews.-..........$a 90
For any two Of the four Keviews............. 90
For any three of the four Rayiews............ 90
For ali four Of the Reviews 90
For Bseswood's 90
For Bachwood and three keviews.............. 90
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4 Payments to be made in all cases in advance
Mems current III TIE state where istuel viii De re-
ceised at par
POSTAGE.
The Postage to any part of the United States
will be but "a cents year Tor Black wood, and
but Ia cents year for each IF the Reviews.
At the above prices the Periodicals. will be furn-
ished for 1857.
Splendid Offers for SO and '57 Together.
Unlike the more ephemeral Magazines of the
day these Periodicals iose little by age. Hence
full year of the numbers with no emissionsi for
1885 may be regarded ~ nearly valuable as for
1857. Wepropose 10 furnish the two years at the
following extremely low rates
For Binekwoods MagaAne.............. 81 sos
For any one Eeyew..... 90
For amy two 90
For Blackwood and Review................. 90
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For Lakewood and three Reviews. .......12 90
For the four Heyr 90
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$40 avoid fractions, s. may be remitted for
Baekwood for which we III forward thaifor both
years, Posi- PAID.
y. ID The price Ia Great Britain Of the FIVE Pc
rodicals above named u about sSi ptr aBnnm.
AS W. shall again be likely TO offer such
inducemt nts as tho here presented,
NOW rs Tus TIME TO SUBSCRIBE.
fer Remittances must, in NIL cases, be made di-
rect L. the Psbiish re, for at these prices
mission can be allowed TO Agents Address
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NOTICE.

TNHk eo-par'nership formed with my brother,
L HARRISON T. BRIDGE, under the firm and style
OF BRIDE BROTHER previous TO hisdcccase,l
has expired by limitation. The subscribe W III set
tie up the business Of the old hrm at the counting
room herofore occupied By them.
janf HUDSON L. BRIDGE.
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DISSOLUTION,

DISSOLUTION.
TIsiIE partnership heretofore existing between
i Stannus Hamilton IL this day dissolved by
m utnal onssnt. All claims against the late firm
will he settled hy john Stannus, and all persons
knwing themselves indebted to said Arm will please
call at his Office, johnson street in Recorder Of
once JOHN STANNUS,
JOHN HAMILTON.
Keoknk. Iowa, Jan. Is, '57.- iAl6dAw3m
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CURLING AND PAVING NOTICE,
To The ynknow owners Oh amy
Lots upon the following described
streets.
4 a meeting of the City Council Of the City of
"A keokuk, held December 23d. A. ID. 1886, the
following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the owners If the Lots situated
upon the streets deser bed below to- wit: On Blon-
dcau street from Water to Fourteenth street; on
Concert from First to Sixth street; High street
from second 20 sixth street; Exchange street
from Water to Foursh street on First street from
Exchange Ia Blepdeau street on Second strectffom
Main 10 High on Fourth street from johnson to
Orleans Eifth street FROM johnson to 0Tleans )
seventh from Timea 10 Blondeau street; on
Eighth from Main to Eiondeau street; on Ninth
street from Johnson 10 Concert Tenth from hx-
change t. Concert on Eleventh from Main street
to II gh on Twelfth from Main 10 High street
Thirteenth street from Main 70 Concert GA Four
teenth street from Main TO Blondeau, and fronting
upon any of said streets be directed to have the
curb stones set by tbs FIRST day # june next, and
the side walks graded and paved by the FIRST day Of
August neat; the same TO be done In accordance
with the Ordinances vi the City.
| CERTIFY the above TO be q copy of resolution
passed by she City Council IF the City Of
keukRk. Given under my hand shis 3lst
day Of December A ID. 1856.
u. ;. MERRIAM,
dee3l Dim Clerk Of the Council.