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STATE or IOWA,

SITE " 80 ~ SIS.
DY virtue al special execution 10 me directed
IJsssued by the Clerk OF the District Court of said
County, in favor of ID. w .kilbourne, and againstd
w. ssnree, II have levied upon, and will cell 70 the
highest bidder s the door of the Clerk Office OF the
District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at Aeokuk, In
said County, on the 9th dsF of April, q. p. 1850,
between the hours Of o o clock n. m and o'clock
p. Of sid day, the Following property, 70 Wit
Lots severity and hghs block eight (6, In Kill
bourns's addition 70 the City OF keokuk, Lee
County, Iowa.
Taken, levied upon and 10 be sold by order of
Court 10 satisfy said writ Of execution.
Keokuk, March sfh, 1850.
II. NJ GRTFFITH, sheriff OF Lee County
NIB 1edtdfec$6 By j. b. KNroHr, Deputy.
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SHERIFF,s SALE I.

Lxs courrr, %.
llY virtue OF special Execution TO me directed,
ID issued by the Clerk Of the District Court of
said County. in favor of Geo. w Taylor and against
David 4. Day aud John ii. Day, have levied upon
the Clerks 06ce Of the District Court Of Lee Couh-
tyr Iowa, AZ keokuk la said county, on the 12sh
day OF April, A. ID. 1860, between the hours of 9
o'clock a. m. and O'Clock p. IN. of said day, the
following property, to-wit: The westerly half Of
Los No Eve TO- in Block hfty-thrcc in the city
of keekuk, Lee county, Iowa,--bcing that half
nest 10 lstssx i'm raid bioek.
Taken, levied upcn and 10 be sold by order Of
Court 20 satisfy said writ Of execution.
keokuk, hlarcA Q, 1859.
III. A.GKIRFITH, Sheriff Of Lee Co.
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To B. s. Merriam, executor of the estate of Mi
chaol Ryan. deceased, Eliza Ryan. Mary Ellen
Ryan, Nancy Catharine Ryan, Martha Jane Ryan.
VoG and each of you are hereby notified that
l. there is on Bile la he Office of the Clerk of
the strict Court If Lee County, Iowa, at Fort
Madison, Iowa, petition of ID. w. kilbourne
claiming Of you tue said Is. s. Merriam, as execu
tor of the estate of Michael Ryan, deceased, the
sau' If three hundred and seventy dollars upon q
mort age executed by said Michael Ryan TO said
ID. w hiibouFne to secure the purchase money Il
Lots No. one twutnnd three in block th,rty-twe In
kilbourne's subdivision Of part of section TWEEN
tysx, township sixty five (65) north Of range Eve
west, IN Lee unity, Iowa, nos In the City of h CO.
kuk, aud tpr taxes paid said real estate by said
ID. " kilbourne, aud alleging that each and all Of
you have an interest in said premises, praying
judgment for the amount claimed aud for the fore
closur3 OF said mortgage; and that UNI less You APP
pear and answer thereto OF before the I'd day of
the next term Of sasc Court, TO be holien MT Fort
Madison on the third Monday in May, 1869, judg-
ment will be rendered against you by default.
NOBLE d STRONG,
March ~, 1860 mh2sd Plaintiffs Att'ys.
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A Ii kinds OF Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
n Small Fruits, Shrubs and Flowers, Grapes,
proiiHc and Ever Bearing Strawberry Plants, the
famed Hubbard and Valparaiso Squash, Apple Pie
Mellon and Sweet Pumpkin seeds.
1000 Green House Plants. iuclrding FFsgYant
Perpetual and Climbing Hardy Rosss, Pink, &c.
raneums, verbenss, dc.
Ny stock il Of the very best varieties and Qusli.
w, and will be sold for Cash or Produce.
VIM. BARNES.
March3 .d1w3m
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Mississippi Valley Nursery.
WESTERN GKOWr TREES rOn
THE VEST

MTIT n several years
w experience the Pro-
prietor can now furnish
FRUIT TREES A N D
SHRUBBERY, acclima-
red and found TO succeed
in the West.
Many Of these Trees
are Of extra size, and
have produced fne speci-
mensof fruit the past sea-
son. Those interested are
invited to call and ex-
anime for themselves.
Orfiers For Annie paar
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

YoR THE RAPID CURE or
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarsencss,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipicnt Consump-
tion, md for the relief Of Consumptive
Patients in advanced stages Of the
disease.
So wide Is the field Of Its usefulness and 80 nu-
merous are the cases Of its cures, that almost
every section Of country abounds In persons pub
Hcly known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases Of the lungs BY its
use. When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine OF it's kind is too apparent to escape
observation, and where its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections OF the
pulmonary organs that are incident TO our climate
While many inferior remedies thrust Upon the
community have failed and been discarded. this
has gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable to
Be forgotten.
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TkEFAkEU BY
DIR. j. G.. AVER Il CO.

OIk. d. e. a u Elk &c 90.
LOWELL, MASS.
All our remedies are for sale by
BAkTLETT, KAYE = Co, Keokuk.
]. III, REID 4 CO., Chicago.
BARNARD 4 CO.. st. Louis.
SURE, EoK6TEIN 3 Co., Cincinnati,
Wholesale Agents,
And Agents 10 every town in the United states
my16ddw1y
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DIED..

COLLAMORE-In New-York, Miss Sarah Jans Co1Anore,
se Of the late Hon jerome cOlaors formerly Of LnsAHd
cOMsTocK-on Sunday Jan. a. Mrs. E. A. CsmsssoA We
Of T. D. Cons'ocA OF Sro0Ayn aud dsashser Of the 's
o cadence Ne ssI.st thirty SI:t .tssst aI Sii.s n
DE hART-In this city Tuesday Jan 81 Of consumption,
Mary jane eldest daughter OF the late James A. De H .s<
2sytsrs. ..F 80
FORBEsIn Buehfed Me- Jan. Of consumption lab ssn
Of ARA and Reeeeca Forbes ssed a Year, being 'ns "A
from family o: nIe children " ihin few yeas
FITZHARRlS-In Brooklyn tuesday morning Jan IL, Of
consumption Christopher fhLhairis, aged % years.
FRAsERon Tuesday jan a. Rose, mother oftse late John
FOXn Brooklyn, Tuesday morning jan 81 Michael Fe1
ssede7 years.
GALLAGHER-In this city on Monday, Jan 90 Mr.. As'y
Ann Gallagher wife Gallagher 10 NE ssth year o.
her ago.
oREY-In this city Tuesday Jan a. Ai.s .ss sssssS
Knlnore, County Csvsn Ireland =,
BOIIIDAY-At East Morchss L. l., on Wedpeedsy, yH
IS Cynthia widow Of the laie Jsn1s Holiday OF A'" ~
I" Asleep in Jesus! Blessed .ie.s, x..o, s.a
calm and undistuI bed icpo,,o'
Unbtolen BY the lat Of foe"
HEAsEY.n this 81 ETY. ss .a rsiaas AGA
hs,,isIs I ss f.ss. sssa
LIE rosr rd1 n [: sSr 10 The s
LYTLEln A,. ely ;o; on Of %..sa.son csSns,
IN tbs 7iT year " his age. -
NuIFR-,)n "Wednesday Fec. j. MIRA hary husef, IN No
yst o. .Ss fssaS. sf faulty are respectful, invited W
49, ice funeral fridAy, keb o'clscs on
hr i,sdepee sf her j. b. nlsr No " Wsss rhrssoh
street.
poPY-On Wednesday, Feb after lingering Hines. waldo
d youngest son Of John W. Maria " Pope ased ysa
months, ana days
The relatives .nds Of the family are invited W ss.snd &
funeral services at No 100 sixth avenue raursday Feb
q, ococA p. +. --f....
PAuLDiNG-A Stsssburs Duchess County. SATURDAY,
Jss 49, Of consumption MI Levi Psaldns sssd about ~
years
ROOME-0n "Wednesday, Feb. l. wm- Henry odess con q
Nm and Aary A. keone, Of water on the brain, Atea
year, months, and % days. -.
TIE relsliyss snas family respectfully invites
sttsnd the funeral from NO 1871 Mott scet o. frdaJ feS
Bat ociock His remains win b AAea 70 Vrecnwoss
Cemetery. ~. -.
soorT-A.Hewnl, NJ J.. Jan o. Anna Wallace. vie Of sAs
Rsv. Dr. Jsmes Scott
srEsBlNs-In city Tuesday Jan a. Samuel ssssn'
ssed a. year,
TAyLoR-At Brooklyn, rsesday evening ysn, o. nay
rh.Ir slziives aud frnds invited attend me ans
trea 10 80 sidnss piece Thursday sssrneons fse
so'elsek. ... -.
vaFNCH-In ,his city, Monday Jan %, Of sonsonPoS~
James Tt,aehl q ahe 10Th year OF nis sss' an.
ZUILL--Ia Breellyn, on Tuesday, Jsn. 81 MAY ~
wife Of john }. Zulu ~, W. F~nef,
are Iespcetay tv,t-s 70 sitsns the iasss Ies Fsh
delss he MS Montague sasect n,esA IN, W A--Fs
o. % ss>sA y n, whAssi hAssss s's"o
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pbi,adelphia Ca,.le Markcs-Fra. 1.

The supply Of BEEF CATTLE this week vas mot very .
amounting a. the three yards {. only Tc be d Tbs smsl
supply brsk demand aud tue Deter qash
advanced shade price, extra lots having been az
pos OF Al 10 % 100 10 the ruling prices Jm 80 TO - 80
y 100 n There lot VI good Cse fom Ohio tAeath ihs
principal lots from counties IN this state,
sHEkP-TheTe oettr supply Of sheep this week tsan
ps The offerings having amounted 70 ever so
bead hich from oc weight TBe merhes
closed i'm a downward tendency.
HOGs-Ihi active, all offered, some
1000 head were disposed Of onlsI sVas 80 and - 70
U0b.
CowsThe sale Of Cows only 200 head at prices
tron so $50 according quality and condition
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nARRIE ID.

FEEE-BOYER-In Mass-na, jan d, by the Rev. J. II.
Walden MI Frsncis Fem of Rutland w. and Mics Mary A
Boyer Of Easseba, n. Y.
IRlsH-sHAW-lI Buctbeld, Me Jan. "a By the Rev OH
Nancy Irish OF hartford TO Miss hary youngest daughter
Isaac and Joanna Shaw Of Buckheld.
GRAvEs-WOOD-In Po.sdam, n. T.. Jan. d. sy the Rev.
Lsisyet J. White, MI George NJ. Graves Of Loaasgnie
N. Y, and Mis- sarah Al. Wood Of Msseens N. 4.
sNfTH-sTODDARD-In this city, By the Rev. g. c. Reeler
Nj Sydney l. Smith Elvus r. ssoadsrs all Of this city
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onsa Tos,y, .ss B..,s sry .. .,,..l.,.., nd 9.
bis ,rssisi seesson IN pssnsIs p eSusss q .sss
g sbou, &c. By ewl.rs ssi@-s calm: tan eyt ssee
he n,t purchase" ''n' ''sy wi" 70 al s@se end ssw
loc upn dowe ,,u
Gee H. Wen. sold q high. s..s steer. say svt, geo
Carey sS .o s sw 49, .ss q ssr .sss
S sas e = G but rough It acct ser saI 81
NJ WA s" ,ns sser sno cow 70 ssss
To- a Morpheus. ~ Ohio ess s~i ss 80 49, 1
N PShp. on a' iSi Il ssis.n s1s1.s s-
were The Ssss, .sts s Ga, A. @'oe LIDO ~"s"
ssss Iie!sIiss s.s;s cn.p for French &C. ,s.ia %
Mr. Dot, .ols a.. s stock for soeainshsn = -
y K ss,,.,, Z ca, c...
cattle s u good .ss.. !. cs . ss isses :ss
church Mckee Bn Potter, :, fair Ohio s.sr. and
Bss.s io s ossn sS o' s :. ga 80 s.
were fuii ioc, seller. y" 'A''> ""'""
s sA .Sd e r s rssD:i%sn Lad . ssss ss
T:r~sntisi ssssi is sts,s Cattle %issd p. = sS'ss
IRIS w,sI a.sd, rrose..ioa Upward Th saa,s - S
.dS. % sS%S ~ ne quite sss sss ss
rI,os dy IL advance upon what tie price Of sstf ~ b.
Ih, true wsy for di9ys . 70 puI Oh Tccs 70 me saad. a
oro,.r sso l,s nn sen ~ ''' sa
iss p ; &C., Do.x add for d. Johnson II Morrow Ca
Ohio ss,r and s..ss god s.r lot 7aoc for Johs pey
q the ,sms s0uIy %ssm. Ssasnse ~ hssS s Seer,
Ss.ss ss "a Heife,s' a. ;asc
ca, aSS. from rrnsS.i .pe .faDce. ofths n4yss
and comparing wb Ses. pat We ss.r. 70. .oesy 20 -
.hos more & som. q TIE fs ss Ors s
Getting IN sooo many s 40 ,S go. Tse nrses Al
iSs i;os 90 %, q 4, ~. n,
s o.. ; s.u St e bee. syi'ss' .' ''' 's''a
Veal Gs'ys: Of good ap.y .eshnf f1n 10 ~ Re
poorer ones 90 n0t alss 81 @ va9RrT P'''' f.~
.,x,hr, N. p,iss % sb.sp and LsaO. is shade lower
tnsn wms weet ago ana me VIC. 80 "a 40 rass
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and n lets Of lees than ten bead each.
TIE market opened on Tuesday with anNncreased
humber OF Cattle in market, aod an increased price
upon MI the beet class but certainly not increased
demand. In fact, we thought the business dragged
heavily ali day, and there no, many cattle cold
NJ is usual on the fret day. The average qaad was
pretty fair nothing extra, and but few very Il
le 10 that the average 10 quite high was last
wo.k upon less valuable stock and higher than il has
bes n turing tue Winter. All right good rctai butch
e,s cattle sold readily vt ten ceus but butchers COM
bar price.
We have NO doubt that good many Of them paid
Prices equal 10 / alf cent higher than they pad
ssek sgo, bot they did IT, It were, under prosesi'
and OILY bought 70 supply immediate wants.
The weather on Tuesday was remarkably warm Tor
J,s season and mud wosld have beea absnsssss ~ y
Wa lat week. bus for,sssssy for ..as AM es'se We
yrVIIisssn VI w yards Asd gwen 'Ssn y sa"'"-e'
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RIVER RAILROAD.-From Dee

H. 1852 Trains will Chsmbersst Station fonows
cypress Trains and II N. and $3.50 m for sung sin4
s1 and 6:<O for Poughkeepsie, 1901 m and u ~ sne
pwsenseI Train with sleeping leaves as daily ~
The Poushksepsie, Pesfsk and Sing Sing Trains stoI
Of the Way Stations Passengers taken ct Chamber
canal Christopher and ss,st. Trains for HswYcrt leave
troy SIS and 1910 m, and st and and Absn,
,boat Is minutes later On Sunday A. SIS
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SUPREBE COURT, City and County OF New
- Yok-ukRMANN COX and ERNEST FARRAND OEL-
RICHs against CHRISTIAN MULLER summons for
money d, nlnd contract-Com. not served Ito the De
hereby summoned and required
snswer the complaint In this acon which viii be ned IN
.he Office CLERK Of the City and County Of Ne sYork
the CITY Hail. In the City Of kswYork and to
your the d complaint on the subscriber 81
their Office No Ill Broadway IN the City Of Newly ork within
twenty dayt after this exclusive
Of the day servce; and fail to answer the said
.osin within aforesaid the plaintiffs 10 this etiop
will sie against the OF hive thousand iouT
sundred and eghys dollars aud cents Win inter
from July 49, 1882 besides the cos Oh TINS s'h
Dated New y orb, =, lB39. - -,
The complaint In the above entitled action fred 10 the Of
ace Of the Clerk end County of Fo-YoTk Aforesaid
BARNEY BUTLERk PARSONS Plaintiff Attorneys.
iai2 lag6wTh
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THE REGULAR MAIL LINE, via sTONING

Il TON, for BOSTON PROVIDENCE, and NEWPORT
and RouteTbs shortest and most drec-Carynz the Est
arm Mail - 49,
The steamers COMMONWEALTH, Capt j. w Wnfsms
ana C. VANDERBILT Capt D. B. Sturges In connection With
he sounston and Providence and Providence Ran
DAD leaving daily SUNDAY excepted nom Pier No
an r. (hrst wharf shove Battery place) ct and Ston
ns,on at $3.50 arrival Of the mail hsln which leave
Session at 5:30p
The 4. VANDERBILT, from NewYork, Monday, Wednss
iay and friday From Bennington Tuesday Thursday and
The COMMONWEALTH, hom New. York, Tuesday, Thur.
sy and Saturday From s.oninrOn-monday, Wednesday
md Friday.
ence and Boston In the Express Mail Train reaching sat
places advance Of those BY ether routes and In smp' time
that prefer remain board the steamer sajoy
,sbs rest breakfast desired and leave StoninS
On In the train, connecting Providence With the Ii
n. train for Boston.
Fare from Providence TO Newport, 50 cent?
Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer and Train thrss
Zach way. -,
berth freight apply On board th
aesme or st the FREIGHT Office Pier No. North River or
he Office Of the Company, No 10 Bstteryplsce
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IOSn THE PENNSYLVANIA 1S6(
ICUUC CEN TRIAL RAILRo "A u. ~

ne capacity Of hoaS equal TO any In tho eo~S
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO TIE WEST.
Once No. Astor Hsuse, Broadway.
s15.s for The poson Of Passengers TO and nom On
,s.,sI Chiesso st. Louis st. Paul, Esshvie, Memphis ke~
fia,n, and ali other In the West North Wer snc
ssh are for speed and comfort BY sue
Through fol- the West leave New orb foot o. Cos~
lzedt-sl Morning Express m. Evening Express n
elee pIns and smoh ins Al trains
Fare always low and the time {" quick % ey any osn~
By this route Freishts Of all descriptions be Forwarded
nd om any point railroads OF Ohio Kentucky Indiana
niuois Wisconsin lows, Missouri, BY RAILROAD pt
RECT any port the navsabs rivers Of the West,
steamers from Pittsburgh II,
The rates Freight to and from any point Of the West by n:
Railroad ali times favorable ohsrpet
~ other Railroad Merchants and shippers ntfu
ing the Of their Freight this Company rely
Nth confidence on its speedy transit -,
This Company also maintains Al Emrsnt Aooemnodaass
L>e BY which parties smgatns vests AID enjoy cheap ane
mod conveyance half the hrstcass ste'
fare L. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent, No Astor House
LEECH l. Co., freight Agents, - .
No. 2 Aston House. and No. South WhiAm-se
MCDONALD L BIsCHoFF, EmigIsnt Agents.
THOMAS A. SCOTT. General sup't, Altoona Pa
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CTEGsON's PATENT AGENCY.-T. u. STET-
~ SON No ryon-row Eew-YoTk Cases prepared aud ar
ruod before u g. Patent Office and Patents procured IN
Ioseign COuEisies Circular with Information eee Oy va
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CUPREME COURT-County Of Ulster, New.

GUPREME COURT-COunty OF Ulster New
- York MATTHEW VASSAR, plaintiff, against ROBERT
hOkRELL and EMILY l.. M0RRELL widow, personally,
administrators Of Richard morrei dsceased nicnTd
horre Edward HycI and Eliza Ann his wife DAVID DA
Jacob H. Davis Frederic r. Davis and the Jeraey City ana
aoeendse Cement COMPANY defendantsumsns Tor relief
Rich ARD MORR ELL, EDWARD T. HILLYER and Eliza
Ann his WIFE David Davis Frederick r. Davis and thu Jsr
y City and Rosendae Cement Company: You hereby
and required TO the amended complaint Of
he County of Ulster his office In Kingston, the lad day Of
December 1889 and to copy Of answer on the sub
erber at his Office In the City Of roushAeepse within twenty
laws aer the Of this exclusive Of the
ay Of such service and you fail 10 said complaint
hereby required the plaintiff will apply 10 the Coa for the
eeef demanded In the plaintDated De ,ember 1853
C. SWAN, Plaintiffs Attorney Psushteepds, N. l.
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WE call the attention of Country DRUGGISTS
h,,Gs si IN XII or MAsSEsIA;
Put Nd carefully In tie shape Po~de kcsp 10 any ~
For sale by all Whsiessle Druggists hAnu'se''V wv
1913 Hpringsr., ny.
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Steamboats, ano RAILROADS.

6fenmb0ale QnD h1llfoQOB.
WELLS, FARGO & Co.'S
w EXPRESS.
cALlroRSi1, OREGON,
PACIFIC COAST,
VIII be dispaiehed on MONDAY next al BY The North
Atlantic steamship 0'~p'I Syat ;stS''
connecting Psnsm, with the Pacific Mali sssn'hip cenps
~ JOHN L. STEPHENS,
AIesih % SAN greatly !. sdv.aos o. ss'
LETTERS 10 CONVENIENT ENVELOPES will be re-
sd@ TIRE ~ TX TX DAYS XHEIS Of The MALE
sisht exchange San tTancseo fer sals-
Collections and ss,h advance. u.ts on seeds
WELLS FARGO Co, No. % Broadway
COR SAG HARBOR, GREENPORT, and
Il ORIRNT.-stesmer MASSACHUSETTS, CsRt w.
bsy,Hs viii leave Pier 10 ss foot Of Es, a'et
for the sboe ports. FhIUAf the I'd inst o. 'eech In
NETWORK TO NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD,
IN sPRlE6FiELD, NORTH AMPTOs. end To~n. On sse
Line q A xspoe, Rs!o.S.frs 70 P ns. Ne
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY, ssP m The
%tAbsi GENIE sTAs III. s x: gu leave R :s
New Bsvte on .,enas night, (siesPs Sus isY :. II y N
;: sa:s 'I S. so aoa 1bi
Psssasss for tbe Railroads ran renLn sosd ever nisns
.1qS oa.5ss s sss: .ss's o.. S.%.n
TpAEIIs HYDE Axzs, Pier No: u E. H., ke~.Yoh
HrORTHERN RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY.
~ Leave EO.t Of Courisnd.s. J.r.ey City Ferry sAiy
ene.,; n ~ ~ Ptsr%OIt I.s,. 0onsn !. a.. ..1
n.msst and z'lsp NJ st.s-' s:ssss, i:' Hack
snssoA, sshrsLabufg kyssE Rev 'C'y' ana h'''"
U>oR PORT MONMOUTH, MIDDLEToWN,
skD shNk ss ss,Sss Ls.,. aa1.S Pis1' jan % .
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GDYartnsrsbip Nctifss.

NOPARTRERSHIP NOTICE.-The Copartner-
~ shp HERETOFORE existing under the OF CANN DUNN
b hereby ds-olvei by uutuIl consent.
Dated Newly oIk, Jan 81, 1850. -, a.,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
the County ofNewY Notice hereby given TO all Per
having claims against CHARLES TbWING late oil the
Oily Of Newly broker deceased TO present ths .as VIZ.
fHWlNO Co.. No. % Wast In the City OF New.fork on
before the day Of June nezt-Dsted Few-YoA
ii5isws8Ih. CHARLES THwINo, Administrator.
NOTICE to CREDTTORs.-Notice Of appli-
~ cation for the discharge Of an nsoyent from his de u.s.
TO hs provons article Of n chapter
Of the first Of the second Of the Revised sta ntcs
7honGs Gin Of toe city Of Rochester, in the county OF
Monroe nsovent debtor notice hrst Published January ~
1860.
Creditors appear before the Hon. John c. Chumuero,
County Judge OF Monroe County at his ehansers In the city
Of Rochester, In sd County on the ah Gay Of Apr neH
should be made OF such insovents
estates. he be discharged from his ee0ts janis diswlOw
CUPREME COURT-City and County of New
- York-NlCHOLA9 g. KORTRlGHT against THOMAS
AULO and othern and by virtue OF judgment Of
Supr Cou made 10 the ABOVE entitled action, on the
matter described viii be sold under the direction Of the .ub
nbe the referee appointed by the Court herein ct pubic
emotion by William Dumon suconeer At the asreh.nis E&
change the City Of New the fouth day OF Feofps
O'clock noon, of that day he morsssed prenires
are In ssid Judgment described fcows All that certain lot
ece or land situate lying and being In the fweesh
seventh street bounded and described follows. Commencing
point the nobery aide Of Thirty seventh street, distant
hundred feet y Com the north eastery corner OF the
Eighth seyue and street. running thence Sotn
snth street sixteen 6j feet eight 10y inches thence southerJ
parallel with the avenue snd through the eente
y hDe side of thirty seventh street and thence ~ester,
ons northeIy side Of Thirty street sixteen
e feet eight W inches TO the place Of Jan
g. TiIOTsos Plaintiffs Attorney, No. IL wsllst.
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