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CIRCULAR.
Ts our Patrons and the Public In
(1nerAI.

Ts eur Patrsns and the Public In
General.
"Etake great pleasure in being able to assure
w you that outstanding our heavy loss By
tho burning of our Sales Rooms at Nos. 40 aud AZ
W Washington Avenue, and tho loss Of the entire
stock in them, the morning OF tho 25th ult,
ve are already able to I'll any order that may bs
desired in cur line.
houses that mot connected with our sales soolns
and being in constant receipt Of goods from the
best manufacturers, are thus enabled 10 I'LL or
ders at our usual low prices and in former prompt
and satisfactory manaer.
Our facilities for procuring and keeping up de-
sirable stock are unequaied; our psrsonai attcu-
ton and large experience IL and will be constantly
given 20 our legitimate business rs Dealers in and
Manufacturers Of
Furniture and Upholstery,
in all the variau. branches. We assure you that
will sell good Goods and ct q Low Prices
and on Is favorable terms N any houss in the
West.
Thanking ysu for ths verv liberal patronage
heretafore bestowed on W, wsask = Continuance Of
the same.
Ssl Rooms for the present, on North wsst cor
ner Of Washington Avenue and Second-st.. four
doors beloN tae odd stand.
Very Respectfully,
SCARkITT MASON.
81. Louis. NO., July q. s5S.-sax5dAw
A GOOD assortment Of Boys, and Yoas i.
lAciothing, ~ Mol kstes House. Main-st.
Aprxd A. w. 9kIF4lTu.
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uNCOnPOxATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that We whose names
y are hereunto attached, as President and Direc-
tors with others associated, and who may hereafter
become associated with VS., have organized and in
crporated ourselves into corporate company,
under and IN aecordAnse with the Code, chapter 43
ard laws of the State Of Iowa providing for incor-
poraticns. The name and style Of the Company II
THE KEokUK AND BURLINGTON PACKET COMPANY.
The Capital Stock $50 900; which may be increased
To any extent not excteding 100000, by consent
Of thrse.fourths OF the stockholders. Thc princi
pal place OF business of the Company 10 at the City
of keokuk. Iowa. The principal business and oh.
Jeet OF the Company Is to run and maintain line
of steamers for the transportation Of passengers
aud ireights upon the Mississippi kiver-nore par
ticullrly between kerkuk ana Montrose and Bur
bngton, Understanding above TO Davenport and
hoek lsland, and all intermediate ports, may be
found expedent; with power TO contract, connect
and consolidate with Railroads, or other steam
boats or companies touching or upon said river.
The private property Of tho stocs holders in this
Company Is made exempt from individual liability
for all or any indebtedness or liability Of the
Company, except to the extent OF their UNPAID
stock respectively.
There has been three four,hs Of the stock subscrb
ed, one third VI which has been pnid iii the balance
Is payable as may be required, upon the call Of
the Board Of Director. The Company have pnr.
chased And now own the steamer 'keokuk." The
liabilities OF debts of the Company are limited 10
one-half the amount II The capital stock or TO the
amount actually paid IN on said stock.
Inc organisation dates from the Ist day Of Au-
gust, 1885, and 10 70 continue ten years from that
Gate, subject to alteration renewal BY ayote or
consent VI three four,hs Of the stockholders In
interest copy Of the articles Of incorporation
governing this Company 10 Of record in the Office
of the Recorder Of Deeds, 81 Keokuk, in the Coun-
tyof Lee, Iowa.
The business OF the Company Is uadcr the gensr-
al cootroi and supervision Of President and Board
Of I'VE Directors, who are elective annually by =
vote Of the oakholders. The following persons
constitute the FIRST Board Of Directors:
JoHx VAN NORWICH, D. 4. BMauAn
JOINS TsnfLis, EiLAs HsAioar
n. w. SAMPLE,
keokuk Aur. T. '5a dAw pva.;d.,t
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
New Advancement.
TN and after Mdnday, Auguss y, ,5s,
The Keokuk Il BURLINGTON

fAGAE Ell GUM ANIL
NEW and fast running Steamer 10
.&sGAlN kUk will make regular double
daily trips, Sundays excepted, betw cen
NUNTkOSE and BURLINGTON
Leaving Montrose II 2:30 and IL sB0p p. m.
Arriving ut Burlington nj p m. and .. M
Leaving Burlington 1T y. M and 1850 p. m,
Arriving Mt keokuk AT and 1880 y. IN
Thus making reliable and prompt connsetions
with the keokuk and Montrose, the buriinr ton and
Missouri River and the Chiesgo and Burlington
Railroads, as well ms the keokuk, II. Des Moiues
and Minnesota Railroad morning and event M
trains, also, with the boats Of the Keokuk and
St. Louis Packet Co.
Fer Tickets and further information apply on
board, or TO Company's Agents NJ keokuk and
Burlington IL. w. SAMPLE,
auk5t President
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n CARD.
The Atssers - tie vustsatson
DAY AND FREE SCHOOL.

I N pursuance Of their errand VI mercy IN Kso-
kuk, tho Sisters will take scholars this year u
fifty cents per month, and the children u thoss
truly unable to psy even that sum they will teseh
gratis pro Deo.
Their day and free school comprises Spelling,
Reading. Writing, Biography, Grammar, History,
Arithmetic, Mathematics, 10. Plain and Orns-
mental Needle Work, sto ~ FAR - The capacity OF
the pupil will allow Tor long experienced teachers
conducting tbs school.
Their academic course on the other side Of the
house. with the Day and free school, opens On the Let
Of September.
The Aoa1emic cour,e comprises Reading. Writing,
Grammar, Arithmetic, Algebra, Book -kespine,
Prose and Political CO position, Ancient and Mod
err biography, Ancient, Modern, Sacred and Pro-
fame History, Mythology, Natural History, Nsts.
raj Philosophy, Chenistry. Astronomy, Botany,
use OK the Maps and 0lobss, Rhetoric and Logie.--
Also, the French Language, Music on ths Harp,
Piano, Guitar . ID Fia,ina Painting In vsasr col
ore, on velvet, MonocromAtic and 0reeian Paint
ngs, Plain and Ornamental N eedle- W ork, Emhfoi-
dsfy, Tapestry, etc.
TERMS:
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Asastsr's Repers.
The following Report Was submitted on
the End Of August, 1855
To the board Of Directors Of the Ksoltssk,
Fl. De- MOines and MimMseofa n. n.
GESrs:-In compliance with your resolu-
tons Of june 18th and July 1, 1853, request.
ing the undersigned to audit the accounts
and vouchers Of your President and Treas
urer, and also to make such other cxamina-
tions into the books Of the company as they
might desire, we beg leave to state that we
have made such examinations and as their
result, would now report:
That the President, Hugh T. Ried, ESQ.,,
has fully accounted for all the securities
placed in his hands for disposal, aud that
the extent and Importance of his transactions
las shown in his accounts) have involved
great labor and responsibility, which he APP
pears to have discharged with ability and
fidelity.
Wehave also carefully examined and COM
pared the accounts and vouchers of your
Treasurer, VIM. Leighton, Esq, from Oct. A.,
$50 to July l, 1858. His books are unusu-
ally clear and entirely correct. His youch.
ers for receipts and expenditures are full,
and have been very carefully preserved and
systematically filed; though part Of them
are necessarily informal in consequence of
his having filed the two Offices OF Secretary
and Treasurer. And here permit us to re
mark that, in our Judgment, Mr.. Leighton is
entitled to tho special thanks Of the Board,
~ we'll as of the stockholders generally. for
his long and srduous services in behalf of
the company, which, we understand, have
been gratuitously rendered. The perfect
system and accuracy which Pervade his de-
partment have rendered the most laborious
part of our work comparatively easy.
In our general examination Of the books
we find delinquent list Of private subscrip-
tons for stock amounting to $l4 ,l94 So 100,
which is herewith submitted. Most of this
is still collectablc and 10, therefore, commend
ed to your attention.
.Ihe company have received and disposed
of bonds to the amount Of $698,000. They
have netted the sum of $5l6,s2T l6 100, be-
ing an average Of about 14A cts. on the dol.
lar.
First mortgage bonds, to the amount Of
$50 600, have been issued, OF which 81 q 200
have been sold at an average OF about II.
cts. on the dollar; Of the remainder, $4o0, 900
have been placed in the hands of d. w. Kill
bourne, Esq, and WIN. Leighton, Esq, as
Trustees, to be held by them as collaterals to
secure the payment OF tnat portlon OF the
floating debt of the company, tsay about
$ll2,000,) on which there are individual en-
dorsements.
We submit herewith full and complete
balance sheet TO July LIST, 1858, showing the
entire assets and liabilities Of the company,
to which it affords us much pleasure to sub
scribe. Respectfully,
r. II. HARRISON.
GEo. B. SAYrH, Auditors.
WV. S. McGAvic,
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Twea,y year. As..-A new vsr.sss.

'Sc0ty AUabe - - NV~ VSsSsO0'
! met girl the other day,
Some twenty years old or 30,
The image Of q nymrh loved
Some twenty years 80.
The blushing shesk. the spsrkli sg eyss
The hair Of raven low
All, how they set my heart s~blsse VA
Some twenty years ago.
spoke--her answer did not much
OF wit or wisdom show
But thus the lovely Mary talked
Some twenty years ago.
What could shallow heart like this
My heart in tunult throw7
must have been 4 little green
Some twenty years ago,
met the lovely Mary sincs-A
Her charms have vanished thouAh-
Her Wit and wisdom are-,the same
A. twenty years ago.
! look upon her faded 6heek.
Until my feelings glow
And thank her that she scorned my love
Some twenty years ago
Fond boy Who now couldIst gladly die
To please some simpering mise
Who knows Whist thou wilt think Of her
Some twenty years from this
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Whereas, two Of the acts of the late Gen.
eral Assembly--one entitled San Act to in
corporate the State Bank Of Iowa" approvcd
March 20tn, 1858, the other, can Act auth.
orizing General Banking in the State Of
Iowa." approved March 22d, 1858, were sub
mitted to vote Of the people Of this State
for their approval or rejection, on the 2Ssh
day OF June, Of the present year, according
to the provisions of the act of submission or
dering special election for that purpose,
approved March 22d, 1858; and whereas at an
official canvassing Of the votes Of the State,
at the time and place aforesaid, and in u
manner prescribed by law, it was found that
the votes upon the State Bank Of Iowa, were
4l,5sS for, and 3,G97 against the same
And that the votes upon the General Bank
ing Law were 1914 for, and 10, 447 against
the same. A certificate OF which facts sta
ting the number of votes given for and
against each of said laws, was duly filed in
the Office of Secretary Of State as required by
law. Now, therefore, /, Ralph p. Lowe,
Governor OF the State Of Iowa, BY the au-
thority given me in law, do hereby make
known and declare that both said acts have
been approved by a majority of all the elect
ors OF this State voting for or against the
same, and us such have taken effect and are
now in force as laws of this State.
~ In testimony whereof | have
), ! hereunto set my hand and affixed
the great Seal of the State Of Iowa.
~ Done at Des Moines, this 29th day
OF July, A. ID. 1858, OF the Independence Of
tho United States the SD, aud of this State
the 18th.
BY the Governor, RALPH p. LOWE.
ELt1AH SELLs, Sec'y of State.
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y r a = r = Il y !.
W11I F1per.
AnE1D1p MATERIALS, 40.
The sabscribss having addei to his1tock the
extensive Stock Of the late firm
Of Doubleday b Wilson,
nov oTTE rok sALx,
At 1g1w-Yo1X Y1IO10,
WALL RAPEM,
PuLL AssoRfnEsr.
PAINTS,
OFT AND wArEa coLoas,
FAINT DRGsMEs,
or ALL kIxps,
Prepared CANVASS;
WHITE EOIL;
INDIA INK;
DR WING PAP En-,
DnR WING PENOuLs;
MARDLE noARD, DMlsrOL BOARD,
TRACING CLo1H;
vIsITING GA 4 Ds;
lsvisaslsa Cards ana Envelopes;
FAPER Fla.Es;
PREssEs, INKsTANDs;
SCHOOL AND OTHEn BOOKS.
MAPs, &C.
ro0ErssR WIFE osnsnAG AssoassssS o.
STATIONERY AND NOTIONS
Iron Safes.
3 Of WiIAcrss Paseas salaMa nAcrs,
POWDER AND BURGLAR PROOF.
ron SALE ny
WIN. ;. 032Ru90.
NJ. 100 Matn.st., bstWssn 8th 4 tn
USED -55
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Ann O unc e m emit.

To the People Of the lst Judicial District Of Iora
respectfully announce myself a. an indcpen-
dent candidate for District Attorney At the ensu-
ing October election. WILL X. GAnGARp
Keokuk, July 26, 1883.
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Ingenious Escape from "a STA &c prise
on.

Ingenious Escape from "a state Pris-
on.
A convict in the Wisconsin, State Prison.
named Prendergast--but they say out there
that he is the notorious Burt Mackay, SO eel.
ebrnted all over the Mississippi valiey-es-
capped few nights ago in an ingenious man.
ner, bat he was caught the next morning.
There is no dining-room for the prisoners to
eat in; consequently they hare to take their
meals to the cells, and when they 20 back to
work they take their dishes back with them.
At night, after supper, they are not let out
again till morning. but the officers 20 round
and collect the dishes, and each prisoner
must hand out his dish, unless no is too sick
to get up and do SO. Prendergast got some
old clothes, which he stuffed with straw and
put in his bed. He then cut Of a lot OF his
hair and put it on the head of tho straw man
80 that the hair stuck out little, making
very good counterfeit Of q man covered up
IN the bed. His dish he set up against the
door, so that the officer could reach il; and
when the latter came round he looked 10. and
seeing the man in bed, thought ell was right,
took the dishes and locked up the straw man
in place Of Prendergast, who was out in the
yard in good hiding place. After the off,
Ger had gone his rounds, Prsndergast sue.
ceeded in making his escape out Of the pris.
on enclosure, unobseryed, and escaped under
cover OF the darkness.
PICTURE or MAnexEr.-The following ia
pen portrait Of the famous founder of Mo.
hamedanism:
Slightly above the middle size, his figure.
though square, was handsome and command
ing, the chest broad ard open, tho bones and
framework large, the joints well knit TO.
gether. his neck WAS long and finely mould
ed. The head, unusually large, gave space
Tor broad and noble brow. The hair vas
thick, jet black, and slightly curling. fell
down over his ears the eyebrows were
arcned and joined. The countenancs thin
but ruddy. His large eyes, intensely black
and piercing, received Additional lus.re from
their long dark eyelashes. The nose was
nigh and slightly Aquiline, but tine, and u,
the end attenuated. Tho teeth were far
apart long black bushy board, reaching
70 the breast, added manliness and presence.
ms expression Was pcnsiye and contempla-
i've. The lace beamed with intelligence,
though something Of the sensuous also
might be there discerned. The skin Of
BIS body was clear and soft; the only hair
That met the eve was a fine thin line which
ran down from the neck towards the navel
Ills broad back loaned slightly forward a.
no walked and his step was hasty, We,
sharp and decided, like that OF one rapidly
descending declivity. There was some.
thing unsettled in his blood-shot eye, which
refused 10 rest upon its object. When hs
turned toward you, it Was never partially
! but with his whole body.
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N -sS1 ~ ~ s.ss Ssaosms she oass-
~ A. ~. ~. ss.s ~ I'm .Sgsse.ng eoanny
~ -~5 - - A. saGssssse 70
1Ir1SeaNS
-
SPlklT 0AB,
CAMPHENE, or
DISTILLED WATER.
Being A PRACTICAL STILL ni;ii nrn -,..if.
aud having ii pe,sun sansrin,.ndsd ~. yhnis
process OF bsild,nr. / can al slv ssv that n ~.
ehinsry IL unsurpssssd hy anv sStsblishnsrt i.
the Unitea Gtstss AID further a. : Aaitim I a
superior nachinsyy ana 3 - : u,setiesi rovi.
edge u chs Hueih ~. / 1ss6afsd ~ ssrvtnse
Of one X ~ be.t nleohoi Sistiilsrs & ~ ~.
would also isRosn tssee W. ~ isver - 10
call and ars ipsltned 3 nneureeSe hossS .ss..
features yhAA fSaaouopiv ~ S1ah mn 81 IA !.
Shave asticlss . sAsap 81 shsaps 49, ~ -
purchase ths aaas - ~ q q WesSeen &Nss.
thereby saving fss1ghtaes aaA ~ nsay xlsAs.
potnt0o14o t01s3o8&nl q snxinR nnA Tan shis.
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Iswa I'm 60 ne HosPl,al.

Mt. PLKAsANT, Iowa, July, 1858.
MKssRs. EpIrons:-As inquiries BY letter
and otherwise are constantly made of the
insane persons here, it Is thought advisable
to say, through the public prints. to all in
tcrestcd, that no such arrangements have
been made, and that none probably will or
can be made, until the building in the course
Of erection is ready for occupancy, which
will not be until next spring or summer.
The unfavorable weather Of the present
season has delayed the compilation Of the
building not loss than six months. The work
on it has been and 10 now progressing with
oil possible dispatch.
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TrussoAss sale.
T1UBLtC NOTICR Ii heenhv xiyen thst m ia

TrMsgoAsa sale.
DURLtC NOTICE Ii hssehy givea, tAat On the
L 4th day Of September, next It the door Of tho
Clerks Uice, in the City u Ksehuk, IONA, shall
proceed to sell, for cash In hard, to the highest
bidder. the following property N-wit Forty (i0)
north corner Of johnson and Third streets, thence
Thirds forty t40l feet, thence parallel with
Johnson-st nftyr30l feet, thsncs to Johnson-st.
beginning, in tho City Of Kcokuk, County Of Lee,
aud State Of Iowa.
Thosals is made by virtue Of Deed Of Trust
from VIM. + B.,Lynsh 70 mo made TO secure the
payment Of certain mote for the sum Of thirty
three hundred and thirty three (3S33 dollars, made
by d. Reddington to Nm. y. b. Lynch, and ~ him
specially endorsed, which note IL due and unpaid,
and BY the terms Of the Trust Decd am rtauir,d
to teh the. property.
Sale between the hours Of 10 0 o'clock . m and
400. OK p. IN. JESSE hUDDICk, ia,
August S, lS58-dtd Trustee.
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DIED.

On Monday night. Aug. Sd, Abba r., wife Of
Charles X. Palmer, aged ~ years.
On Saturday, July 18th, Harriet May, infant
daughter of Charles X. and Abba Il. Palmer, aged
2 months.
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NJ. II, Ed W hNDS,
Sec'y Of Board Of Commissioners

cTMr. Morphy, who arrived out by the
Africa, quietly walked into the st. Georges
Chess Club one night last week, and, after
beating Mr. Lswen, who is recognised
champion, with the greatest ease, offered
challenge to Mr.. Staunton, the British Cour
de Lion Of the noble game. Mr.. Staunton
accepted the proposition, sat down, went to
work, almost cleared the board in some
twenty moves, and was about Withdrawing
in contempt, when he was arrested by y
"check," which in three moves more grew
into a "mate." You may imagine the con.
sternatien Of the hero aud the lockers on.
'May ask your name, SIR" said Mr..
Stanton.
"CersainIy, Sir" replied his young an
tagonist. "My name is Morphy."
ooh of America? 2"
! eyes, Sir.'
"Ah then am sorry. but am not QUITE
4 IN PLAY just now. | should rather not risk
another game just at present"
And so Mr.. Stanton withdrew. The event
has excited quite as great sensation in the
| world of chess as was bred in the world Of
I yachtmen by the victory Of the America /;
and Mr. Morphy has made match with An
derecr, the Hungarian, upon which all Eng
land that playeth chess will, Of course, be
vehemntly betting in the course of fort
night. You may regard this as n set of, per
haps, against the defeat Of Mr.. Ten Brooks
horses, though it should be remembered that
the battle even there is not yet given up
London Times.
A STRONG lSrInArlos.--S Senator Green
who was so fond Of playing the bully during
!. the last session Of Congress, is making polt-
, ical speeches in Missouri, and he doesn',
seem likely to have very pleasant time Of
it. lie clustered in Congress about his read
| mess to settle matters ga. ter our Western
fashion, and he can now have chance tc
show exactly what sour Western fashion,
, is. We wonder how he likes the following
! from the ST. Louis Democrat, whose edito,
is generally understood to hold himself upor
all occasions responsible ''here or else.
. where's"
} The marrow Of Green's speech at the cour
house last night was personal abuse of Franz
0 Blair. |: became very disgusting to all de
. cent citizens, and we feel very much like say
ing to the Senator, that il he don't aui
Q safeguarding one Of our most estimable an,
popular citizens, If he don't quit meddlin.
with the politics Of this district, il he dom
J soon remove his vulgar presence from thi,
city, we shall try the effect Of a few littl
. personalities on him. We shall call the at
tention Of the public to few little Foufti
street gamblingltransactions in this city. d,
you understand, Mr.. Green?
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Keokuk, Aug, {, '5s daw Pre.ide,,

notice
Two JAMES DAVIDs0N--Bir: whereas ON the
L 9th day OF April, 1863, you delivered 10 me
I'VE shares Of the stock " the Keokuk, Fort Dss
Mones and Minnesota Railroad Company, number
zoo Ut the value Of one hundred doliarr per share
dated keoknk, 18th October, 1857, ~ coiatersl Sc
snrsty fer. the payment Of note executed by
Davidson. Mortimer Davidson, dated 2otA day VI
April, 1883, for the sum Of two hundred thirteen
44leV dollars, payable 70 myself order in ninety
days after date, with interest," IT tho banking house
Of Geo. y. Anderson 4 Co., with power, II said
noe was not paid 81 maturity, 70 sell said stock 81
public auction, after giviag thirty days notice Of
such sale. And whereas said note above described
is now due and unpaid, now, therefore, you are
hereby notified, that by virtue Of the power vestsd
in me by the conditions Of said deposit Of stocks
shall, On the eighth day of September next, 1865,
between the hours Of 10 oolock .. and o'ciock
?. m, at tho front door Of the Court House in tie
City OF keokuk, Lee County, Iowa, proceed to ssll
at public auction to the highest and best bidder for
each, the Eve shares Of stock above described, and
transfer and assign the same unto the purchaser or
purchasers thereof and out Of the proceeds 70 nav
the amount II Baia motto and interest and expenses
unlers before said day Of said sale you shall re-
deem said stock BY payment Of said note, interest
and expenses, - Azores aid.
EDM'D r. DIXIE.
Keokuk, Iowa, Augusta, l85s.ag4dtd
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sELLlNG orr AT COnTI
MISS WARMER will offer, for the next tventv
1vl days, At cost for cash, her entire atAsk ~
READY MAUK BONNETS.
Those Who have not supplisd themselves With
sammss Bonnsts will 1ad L much 70 their aAvan.
tags - call soon. ~ q
Esokuk, ISM -, I'D
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sIvAX SALE or LOT for The Cost al abatins
= nuisance upon said Let;
Owners manor. Lot. Block. Tar. Cat.
unknown. Z ~ tltsse tl.1b
NOTICE 10 hereby givsn TO the ovssr or own
ere oftAs above dsssr6ed NJ that special tax ~
bean assessed and levied upos sid b,t, >eing ~
s.id lot for tho purpose Of sbating puiseaes %
the same, caaasd BY stasnast water, and unless
payment b mads u sAs taxes % levied, ana
also ~ costs, before tAs aist day Of August, a.
shall b accessory TO dischafgs ssiA az ana
coats, will be sold On the day aleeeaai1. 6 -
Mayors o6ec, In said city tstpssn ~ keuss 81
0o'cloek .. =. aud 50 saleek .. ~
g. C.. &16VGNG,
Collector of tAeCity II Ksekuk.
July = l066-dkv -