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z. II. CURRAN,

At General Office and Sslesrsom, Main-st.s cornsr
of Water, Rochester, n. Y.
Or to eithsr Of our General Superintendent Of
branch offices, as follows: H. D. McGeorge, %
s~tste-st., Albany, N. Y; @. L Van Nortwiek,
corner OF High and Friend-sts., Columbus, Ohio;
J. H. Jones, I25 Desrborn-st-, Chicago, Illinois;
". D. Baker, 9s Grant-st., Pittsburgh, Pa.
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uNIrEnsrlrEs MInIrrRrR,IIRnln
PROFESSIONAL.
DENTISTRY

PUFLER & GREENFIELD have re.
II moved their Dental Booms TO House No. 2s2
Superior strests opposite Case BaildiDg.
Dr. C. B. sUrLER. JOHN dREExFTErD.
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WINDOW A

TIME LARGEST STOCK IN THE
l. City, including large sizes, to which additions
will be made a. required.
FOREST CITY YABNISH CO.,
msr27 s. Franforf street.
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New Duplex Steel"

Which is ROLLED THICKER, giving GREATER
RESISTANCE to the Skirt, but loosing none of the
FLEXIBLE QUALITIES for which the DUPLEX
ELLIPTIC stand so PRE-ENINEEr.
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The total receipts of the religious So
cielies which held their anniversaries dur
ing last week foot up to nearly two mil
lions of dollars. 1t thus appears that
these organizations are more effective and
Hourishing than ever and have brighter
prospects of vide usefulness opening be-
fore them than at any previous time
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-06
Compliment 70 the renian,

The New York Times Republican, thus
speaks of the Fenians and their movements.
1t is all illiberal and partly grossly abusive
and slanderous
THE question of what fate is In store for
such ofthem as cross the frontier-line is
one which will be settled promptly and
finally by the British military authorities
They have as much chance of making q
lOdgment In Canada as In the moon.
"The British authorities have not only kent
thoroughly well-advised as to every move
ment Of these invaders, but they know pre-
cisely the estimate we put upon their lives.
They know that most of them are heroes OF
the stamp who bravely led the retreat al
Bull Run, who helped 10 make up the great
army ofbounty jumpers, who, when they
cease 70 be stipendlaries of the War De-
partment, usually draw their rations from
the Commissioners of Corrections, who are
the curse of American society, and a per-
petual, social and political scourge upon the
American people.
'If two or three thousand of these vaga-
bonds get within the clutches Of General
Napier, let us beg of him not 10 spare them
on our account. The more the merrier--
They would be lying and stealing here, II
they were not raiding there"
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a,louetary mud Commercial.
Cincinnati Markets.
Nnfn CINCINNATI Jun

tnta4 CINCINNATI, June b.
FLOUR There IS a good demand for the
higher grades, and holders are firm at the
quotations. Superiine Is held at 80 25@9
% extra $40 25@11; and family, S1l 500
WHEAT--We have 10 report dun mar
ket. Quotations cannot be given with ac-
curacy. Holders are asking for No. l old
red 81 50@2 Go; No. new do. at 81 40@
2 45; No.2 do. at 81 30@2 35, and extra
spring at 50 1902 10. lf-ll
CoBN--The market Is rather heavy, and
the demand being less active, No. mixed,
In elevator, we quote at 60@6lc. lin sacks Il
would not bring over 7lc.
OATs-For Immediate delivery No. l, In
elevator would bring 55c. but for future
delivery, in eight or ten days, they were
offered at Soc. with no buyers.
RYE--The market is quiet. No. / we
quote e0c. and No. 2 mt Soc. Extra would
bring 95c.
BARLEY-There Is but little prime barley
In the market, and such would bring 81 80
oil 60. .l..il
GRoCERIRs-There Is q fair demand
from the country trade for fair to choice
qualities OF Rio Coffee at 24929c. Raw Su-
gar, l2@l5c. hard refined do, 17@171%c.,
and Molasses, 90@95c- for Porto Rico. 4.
WHisKY--A firm market for duty paid
with good demand. Mt 90 % Bonded
firm at Qc. 100 .HI s.I. .I..
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-06

The Springfield, ILL.,, Repuolicon, of late
date, says:
The wheat crop in this State this summer
will not be more than two-thirds of an av-
lerage yield, If It Is one-half. The spring
sown wheat promises better, and may turn
out more productive than any. anticipate,
a, APRles pears, !, cherries hnd imal fruits arS
large yield. Peaches are all dead in the
northern counties of the State; there are
few In the central districts and In the
southern portions of Illinois the crop will
be little less than In the best years. Alarge
planting of corn is now going on, and, II
the season proves propitious, the gathering
VIII be one one of the largest ever known
In the State.
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LEGAL NOTICE

IL pursuance OF an order OF the Probate Court Of
al public auction, on
l.4. Saturday, June 30, 1866, III.
Between the hours of two and tour O'Clock d m
upon the premises six miles west of G, rmantown
on the county line road, the following described
real estate situate in said county of Mont gomsry
to-wit; Beginning eleven poles and three links
from the section line east of the southwest corner
Of the southwest quarter Of section No. six town
ship three, and of range four east; thencp norll
hve degrees, twenty poles, TO corner; thence
north eighty -hve degrees, east sixteen poles to
corner; thence south i've degrees, east twenty
poles to corner; and thence south eighty -dve
degrees, west sixteen poles 70 the place of begin
ming, containing two acres OF land.
There Is upon the premises a good dwelling
house, stable and other out buildings aud gene
raj variety Of bearing iruit trees, etc
the premises have been appraised at four hun
dred dollars, and cannot sell for less than two
thirds OF that amount.
Terms Of sale-One- third cash; one third in one
year, and onc-third in two years from day Of sale
with interest, 10 be secured by mortgage upon the
premises. JOSEPH WILSON
administrator of Henry Writers deceased.
GEORGE W. MoYER, Attorney m25d5wF
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LICENSE NOTICE.

COLLECTORS OVFIcE, U. s INTERNAL REvKNUE1
THIRD DISTRICT, ONO,
-uIs pAYTos, June 1, 1884, }
A LII persons IN Mont gomer ry County engaged
IA IN business or professions required to be Ii
censed under the Internal Revenue Laws OF the
cense are hereby notified that said applications
have been returned by the Assessor fOr rcolle0ten,
ana thht said license tax must be paid and licenses
issued within ten days from this date at the office
OF the Collector, corner OF Third and jefferson
streets, Dayton.
Tea per cent. penalty is required by law to he
added to all delinquences after the expiration of
the legal notice JOHN L. MARTIN
jusd3aw1 Collector Third District Of Ohio
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HUSTON HALL.--This splendid and spa
cious Hall was filed last night, on the oc-
casion of the appearance of Skiff and Gay
lords Minstrels, Notwithstanding the great
attraction at the Opera House. The enter
tainment was splendid and every body was
delighted. Such pleasing and varied com
bination of music, wit and mirth is rarely
witnessed any where. Everything passed
off with the greatest order and decorum
and this truly excellent and popular troupe
fully maintained their reputation of being
the first in the line Of Ethiopian Minstrelsy
They will appear this evening for the sec
Aond and last time. Let everybody go.
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The Davis Trial.

- a1 NEW YORK, June 8.
A Tribuns's Richmond special says In
case the counsel for JEFF. Davis asked that
their client be admitted TO bail, Judge I'M
derwood win not feel authorized TO grant
the request.
1t also saysa loyal Jury can not be col
lceted here TO try case of treason, without
being threatened with martyrdom, social or
otherwise. tir
The specials to the evening papers say no
conclusion has yet been reached by the
Government In regard to the bailing of
Jefferson Davis. No decision has been ar
rived at' l,g a. t-- - 'S}2' - e.
RICHMOND, VA. June 8.
Judge Underwood. after consultation
with General Terry, opened the United
States District Court this morning.
Messrs. Reed, Brady, Brown, Edsall and
Davis, counsel. were present. Some de-
lay occurred before the panel was com
plete, .-
Judge Underwood delivered his charge,
of which the following are the principal
points: -,-
Gentlemen Of the Grand Jury: l am happy
10 meet you again, and to know that you
are still living. Notwithstanding the as
saults that have been made upon you. Lit
tie needs 10 be said in addition 20 the in-
struetions given at Norfolk. Your last
session has made you historical, and,
trust. the efforts which have been made 20
intimidate you, and to impede the course OF
Justice, viii not make you less faithful and
earnest In the discharge of your public du-
ties. n Hll ioilNIC NitN liIHN
The Judge then referred, In the severest
terms, TO the press of Virginia and the city
of Richmond for It's share In the odious
slave trade. ...-..4 r,.-...l....5
A Richmond dispatch says: li
The charge which Judge Underwood took
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SHOCKING ACCIDENT AND DEArH.--The
Springfield Republic gives an account of a
most horrible death, which occurred early
on Monday morning last, on the Atlantic
and Great Western Railroad, near Cob
lentz' Station. The dead body of man
whose name was afterward ascertained tc
be Stineman, and who had been In the en-
ploy OF Ludlow & Bushnell, of Springfield
was found on the track at the point above
mentioned. The head was completely sew
cred from the trunk, tuft of hair only re-
naming on the back of the neck. 1t had
evidently been cut off by passing train,
and apparently not many hours previous to
the discovery of the body. The man had
1t would seem, laid his head ON the track
with deliberate intention of suicide, SC
neatly was the decapltation performed
The head Of the man, when found, lay on
the crOss-ties, four or five feet from the
body, which was outside of the track. His
hat was lying some distance off. BY what
motive he was actuated in thus making
way with himself still remains mystery.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-06
New York Money Market.

NEW OKk, june D,
Gold closed at 14G16 A day of great ex-
citement. The principal reason for the
sudden rise to-day is the fact that Govern
ment balance is reduced TO twenty-six
millions. II- -
The money market continues to increase
In ease. aud capital is superabundant at 6
per cent. on stock collaterals. Some balan-
ces have been loaned at per cent. on Gov
ernments- Governments are iirmer. Five
twenty coupons 1927.
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NOTICE.

Susan Layton, Plaintiff, VS.. Arthur Layton De
fendant Montgomery Common Pleas
'INIIE defendant will take notice that Susan Lay.
j ton has filed petition for Divorce against
him. in the Court of Common Pleas OF said county
and that an application will be made at the June
term Of said Court for a decree upon the grounds
of wilful absence and gross neglect of duty.
SUSAN LAYTON,
W, H. BELvlLLE. Atty for Pm. ma4w6
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CB- "Brayfogle," of the indianapolis
Herald, is unable to disclose the name OF
the new head dress the ladies' have lately
adopted, but says lit looks like section OF
Newfoundland dog-hide, tanned with the
hair on, drawn tightly over the half of a
muskmelon, neatly combed and oiled, and
fastened on the back of the head"
"Brayfogle'sshould be 'tanned" for max
ing such odious comparisons.
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Got their Freedom.

The New York Express says: A well-in-
formed gentleman just from Louisiana, and
now IN our Office iexpressesto us bis hellei
in 1850, one-half are now, In 1866, dead and
buried, so frightful has been and Is the
mortality among them. For particulars, he
cites thatot 2l7 negroes taken by General
Butler from General Dick Taylor's planta-
tion, aud subsequently restored to the plan
tation to work under Government direc-
ton, but ninety-three are now alive. The
Government Bureau hast " record Of ytheil
deaths. y Il - u "a ] \ ISl !
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-06

tB- Ex-State Treasurer, G., volpey Dor
sey, through friends at Columbus is strong
ly urging the Attorney General to nolie the
Indictment of the renowned functionary
and quit the prosecution against him for
dcpredating on the public funds. Dorsey
is playing religious exhorter to some pur-
pose. /. rre asa rf s.f-, ..
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-06

ACCIDENT. = We learn that MIR. Cliff
Taylor, painter, was very seriously in
jured this morning, by falling down an
open cellar door on market street. He was
carrying a large box before him, which
prevented his seeing the open place in the
sidewalk. He fell several feet. and his
breast and side were very. seriously
bruised. He had to be assisted to his
home.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
! FeniAn Moyements.

DGN NlTl f1 NEW YORK, June 3.
The Tft5sint's special dated Hamilton. 6.
W. to-day, at forty minutes past eleven
o'clock, says: H..
Two thousand mehare now concentrated
along the line of the Detroit and st. Clair
Rivers. The main portion of the troops
are about Prescott this being considered
the reel point Of attack. Troops from the
West have been sent to this point, II being
cared for by the regulars and volunteers
from Montreal. go"
.rhooE art BUFFALO, june 8, 1866. 4
The prisoners are really In custody of the
civil authorities, and the military and naval
forces are guarding them. if
On the other side, early this merning,
four more Fenian prisoners were brought
In and placed In the Niagara Ferry-house.
Many of them meet with quicker fate, as
the volunteers shot them dead when found.
A dispatch says that the men shot at Fort
Erie are British deserters.
Warrants are issued by United States
Commissioners for the arrest and examina-
tion of all Eenian officers held on the Mich
igan, and strong efforts will be made to
serve them in the morning before the pris-
oncrs can be brought before Judge Clinton
on the writ of habeds corpus. tI.l,f,.
Despite the precaution taken by the
Government to prevent the escape of the
prisoners IL Ia very evident that the num-
Der of men on board the boat Is much less
than when she first anchored under the
guns of the Michigan and 1t Is estimated
that of the $50 captured on Sunday, at
least 200 have managed to drop into the
water and swim ashore. l4.
On the arrival of the Canadian troops at
Fort Erie, after the Fenian retreat, the
United States Consul WAS grossly insulted
and fired upon by British officer while
standing in his door with the United
States nag waving over his house. He has
demanded an apology.
OF the Feniah prisoners in our possession,
one thing has been positively decided on,
and that is not TO surrender them to the
British authorities. Ali,o .t.uoy ,r5.t.
Stephens, in his speech in Baltimore last
night, said he had been deceived, if not be-
trayed, by both wings of the Fenians,
Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Enqrfrcr.l
R,vr.to limo XII p NJ
~ III -I,if.-1. - -, -,
lne Iargest anu most enenuslastlc en,hh IA,
na,ss mus hlectlng Is now progressihg IN % Ins
Gpy 49, 80. 49, ~. 80, 49,. ,1.SO' a nno
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-06

eB- They have just discovered another
Presidential plank for the Republican party,
something like the 'Woolly Horse" only
more so:
"At Wellsburg, st. Charles county, Mo,
colt was born having but one eye, and
that was in the centre of the forehead; it
was large white eye, with black heart
in the centre. 1t had no nose, and the
mouth and chin the same as man, with a
beard on its chin. The jaws worked ex-
actly like mans. The body, legs and tail
are perfectly like horse and It is three
feet six inches tall. 1t is regarded as ''the
wonder of the age" and large crowds from
the country round go to see it,"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-06

sB-Thc rush to Goodman's Boot and
Shoe Store, 10 Main street, was so great,
on Tuesday, that a young scamp took ad-
vantage of the crowd to steal pair OF
Mems Morocco slippers. Mean sneak
when he could have bought them at fifty
cents a pair.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-06

N THE PHILLIPS INcoME.-A paragraph is
iiiloat in all the papers, that the annual in
come of the notorious Abolition disunion-
ist, Wendell Phillips is si1ty thousand dol
lars. The Cleveland Plain Dealer remarks,
that it is true but the statement should go
with Ii, which will hardly be denied, that
Phillips inherited his wealth from ancestors
who accumulated immense fortunes by the
manufacture of and traffic In, New Eng
land rum, and by the African trade. For q
confirmation of the truth of this statement
we appeal to DIR. Cheever, now of New
York, who was horsewbipped in the streets
of Salem, Mass, for writing the story about
, Deacon Giles dlstillcry, and 10 those now
living who were in the employ of the
Phillipses while their vessels were in the
trade of the west coast of Africa. The
wonder is that this man, who knows where
his money came from, and how II was OBJ
tanned, does not make restitution to the ex-
tent of his ability, instead of vast aud
worthless expenditure of words i'm profes-
sions of philanthropy.
That isa tolersbly steep record TO have
posted up against the live leader of the dis
.;nlon irrepressibles. That of Thad Stevens
is scarcely more Infamous. In truth 1t i,
not-Phillips sold his niggers; Stevens
begets his and keeps them.
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Valuable Farm for Sale

4 OFFER for sale my farm. consisting of one
hundred and six acres OF splendid land situat-
improvements have undergone q thorough repair
ing this spring; all communicate by lane with
running water making il one of the most desirn-
BILE in the neighborhood For terms ETC. address
S. Il. Bennett, Fairfield, o., or ID. X Green, salem
Illinois. mi0Wam
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THE DAiLlil' x EMPIRE.


L7IIN Al" ~ IVIHPtTHHVV If1II -IIIIa VVV-
ming
tttIiG-f .-@.- = = -4ff ANtt
TuE SHOW CoMrNG.-Boys. before you go
alto the show Saturday and spend all your
money before leaving the city, better buy
you q nice suit of custom made Clothing
for small sum at the Eagle Clothing Store
lls Main street. Don't mistake the sign OF
the Golden Eagle, three doors south oi
Market House.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-06

SALE OF STATE STOCKS IN TURkPIKEs.-
On the 4th the State Commissioners made
sale Of the stocks held by the State in GER
tain roads, and made awards as follows
Hamilton, Springfield and Carthage
Turnpike Company, to John Nash and M.
Cochran for $4,l00 Colerain, Oxford and
Brookville, to Amzi Magill for$l6 700 F;
Dayton and Western, to w. j. Gilmore and
associates for $3.50, and Dayton and Gov
ington, to CIV. Rodgers for 1886. Two
bids only were offered for the State stock
in the Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark
Railroad, that of J. o. Moss for four cents,
and that of George b. Wright, of this city,
for five cents, on the dollar; the stock was
awarded to the latter. For Sandusky,
Dayton and Cincinnati Railroad, about
100000, six bids were presented, and the
award made to Rush X. Sloane, of Sandus-
ky, at s.55 cents for regular and 40 cents
for preferred stock, that being the highest
amount offered. m tau.."
The foregoing awards were made subject
TO the approval of the Governor.
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LosT-Two notes, of $500 each, made by
Thomas Cusic 20 Lewis Machenheimer,
dated April l. 1860, one due June /, 1866 and
the other due January. Said notes have
been lost and this is a warning to the pub
lie not to buy or trade for said notes.
LEWIS MAcHFNHEIMER
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-06

The ITALIAN OPERA-The grand Opera
Of "Lucretla Bofgiar was magnificently
produced last night and was greeted by a
brllIiantMid apprcciative audience, though
we are compelled to say that the attendance
was not so large as 1t should have been
with an entertainment so splendid and at
traetlve Ia all its features. Never before
we venture TO say, have the people Of Day
ton been invited to so rich musical repast
The grand array Of vocal talent, the pow
eriul orchestra and the splendid scenic ef-
fects all combined to rend4r the entertain
ment one Of surprising interest and excel
lence. Madame Ghioni was In splendid
voice, and admirably rendered the role OF
"Lucretid." Madame Strakosch, as ''Brln-
dist" was perfectly fascinating. Although
she has not the power and compass of voice
possessed by Ghioni, still there is richness
and melody In her utterances that are at
once charming and delightful. The other
characters were all excellently sustained.
Indeed, the performance, as whole, was
next to faultless in all its details, We never
saw AN audience more charmed and de-
lighted than that at the Opera House last
evening. '.tr 3
Tonight will be presented the beautiful
and always popular opera of Norma" by
Belllni. 1t will be produced with power
ft1 east, all the talent of the Opera Troupe
being brought into requisltion ON the oc-
casion, Mad. Ghioni, Mile Canissa and
Slgnors Susini and Massimilliani sustain
ing the leading parts. This viii be the last
entertainmentofthe presentoperatie season,
and all admirers ofthe grand aud beautiful
night. Tickets for reserved seats may be
obtained at the Office of the Opera House
until four o'clock this afternoon.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-06

WANTED.--IIalf dozen young ladies to
learn the Millinery business, at the popu
lar Millinery establishment of Mr.. Gabriel
Haas, No. 335 Second street Miss Good
mans old stand) al3-dtf
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FRNIANs.-Additional (troops) mistake
we mean Fenian Suits, arrived this week at
the popular p, Eagle Clothing Store, IL.
Schwarz, Proprietor, lis Main street,
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PREPARE FOR HoT WEATHER.-The heat
of summer is coming on, and every body
should go to Huber & Sons, No. 27s Third
street, and get one of those splendid AVN
ings, that they are selling so cheap. al
iu6d4aw2
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-06
GB- Linen Busters at all prices, at II
Schwarz', 1ls Main street.

OUR LUxURIEs. - Says the Cincinnati
Commercial In an elaborate article on what
we eat and drink, olive oil az Professor
Blot has lately informed the ladies of Bos-
ton, when using 1t to compound those mi
raculous salads with which he illustrates
his lectures on cookery, is seldom or never
imported pure. His countrymen, he con-
fesses, press the olives once, and retain the
oil for home consumption, then press the
husks again, mixing the product with
American lard, melted, which Is then suit
ably colorcd, put up in elegant bottles, and
exported TO England and America. He es-
Inmates the proportion Of lard as nine parts
in ten of the olive oil
But that paper has the audacity to dis
gust our taste for ice-cream, by asking IL
any body knows what the last ice-cream he
ate was made of? Cold skinned milk,
mixed with powdered arrowroot, or rice
flour, little sugar, and occasionally an
egg, delicately favored with vanilla, lemon,
&c, forms by far the greater portion of the
'ice-cream' nightly dispensed to the palpi-
tating crowds that throng the fashionable
saloons.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-06

NouCE.-Persons in want of earth for
filing, can obtain it on favorable terms by
calling at once upon the Gas Company.
4-d2t II. EVANS, Sec'y.
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Treasurer's Notice.
To the Tax Payers of Montgomery
County, Ohio

fINHE BOOKS are now ready, aud we will attend
Il to receiving taxes for1605, during Ofhce Hours
at the Treasurers Onlce. II you consult your con.
yenience you Will call before the rush, winch rem
Of the time specified by law Remember thatons-
hnif OF the Taxes remain unpaid and is to be paid
~ authorized by law. DANIEL STALEY
m9d3 Treasurer OF Montgomery Co o.