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New-York tribune., 1876-07-25
IN THIS CITY.

The fre-biick mandatory of A. II. Austin,
Mt Nos CAT aud 6i9 West Ffy-drstst. took fire early
ros..r,ov rnorninp and was damaged $500. The fire
wa caused by an oven becoming oyerheaed
Yesterday afternoon fire broke out in a
onestory frame stable in Eighty thirdst, between the
Boulevard and Tenth4ive. Tho stable was occupied by
Mrs Hcses whose horse and harness, valued at $l6o,
were burned The stable Itself was damaged about 500
The nre extended to a two-story frame owelhg owned
L. naniei Mcdonald which was damaged 500. The
csuse OF the re was not asesrsned the amount Of
New-York tribune., 1876-07-25
DEATH OF SERGEANT McGvEN.

Sergeant James McGiycn, who was stabbed
m the abdomen week by thief whom ne had ar
rested died about $50 p. Yesterday. About o'clock
change for the worse occurred aud his physician, DR..
- tcrlce, was nj seut for. The doctor arrived
promptly but all his efforts 10 save the wounded officer
were i'm vain Or Satterlcc remained with the Sergeant
until ne died The intelligence at once tecgrnphcA
20 the Central ufcc and when told 10 Inspector Ne
D,rmstt who was uight duty AZ the office, he was
overcome with grief The Sergeant ono OF Inspector
Hcpsruotts aid, and had entirely WOO the confidence
ma RS pcc oi his supcrors lie Was an efficient, brave
and faithful officer.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-25
DISEASES OF MEN,

The importance OF the healthIness OF the n.rvo,.
system cannot be ss'imated; Its power over IN
human happiness to be Recognized lis capabe. h.
qualities and its powers tho importance OF It's hesk
preser yatOn it, moderate the danger Of oyearng
whether through thought intense Application
mental research; whether 10y the asofhns
to the conduct OF complicated and mO
tOus interests or by the excessive indulgence ~
oUuaes and propcustes of the All are nra,
sfbiects consideration As also the kDOwlegc ~
noer8t on what IL excess and when these exist the absolute
necessity promptly seeking advice from wlo s
long series years, has devoted his whole time anp
Oh study, investigation and treatment Of all the ma
dies his important department to accurately deemse
diseased cOndiiOns their nature causes and Orga
et er arising the want Of exercise is IRE gulaty
excess aud who from his exp ence and practice has Learned
the arrangement and promptly ably
tru common 10 the inexperienced and Annoying ia
patent who, very naturally wants to know without delay VIA
l. the extent O the arrangement the pIObabus
OF rccupcrttlon and the time required.
stirling example the valGe OF experience and prartl
observation well the usefulness Of tie prOnpt aPlc
Ou Of suitable remedies found IN The important statement
coming from but dozen public insttut t0ns only
abroad that very large proportion 0f Hose Who
er from mental disturbance and asOnte iusanty p4rl
nently recover placed under treatment with
alter the symptoms baye manifested themselves.
n the INTELLECTUAL Departmental The brain has become
hausted by intense mental application. deriving u the
power connected thought H can only recover Its streng
by being properly fed and nourshed by the OF cern m
methods II Is precisely so In every oAer department
whether Of appetite propensity or PASSION each rqWngs
different remedy for its recuperatiOn and different means M
bringing them from Their OyerwOred and exhausted con
The importance OF this branch OF medical practice can
famy names the securing of hereditary titles and tie
te -. N II estates in the same family.
long and large experience in this direction have
been able command Dy the thank k appreciation
families in the city and nation
tany communicate much TO cultivated mEts IA eohnec'
with my practical experience In what pertains TO The oYs
exercise every department Of the nervous system and s
means OF recovering their powers whether OF braD spput
propensity, or passion
New-York tribune., 1876-07-25
DonaldO said q Scotch dame

," DOUdIU, SdIU SCUUCW UHIIlP IOOkInO n.
from the Catechism to her son. whats a sIana.X
slander, guide mther 81 quoth young Donald t~.. y
Ing the corner OF his plaid, aweSl hardly ken ,e
il be nayhap an over tale which one GUIDE w"s cs
tells OF anither."
"TuALAssAl THALAssA w--Brown Ito m.
old family servanH There. Nurse What 90 u ~.
think of iti" Old Nurse (she came from Wcs sns,ye
and had never seen the seal LO. Mr.. Charles do 4
alus keep muddn' abeaout ike that i"-[Punch -" u
New-York tribune., 1876-07-25

BASE BALL.

The Press Club played on the Capitoline
Grounds yesterday with strong picked nine from the
leading amateur clubs The Club defeated by
q score Of 10 ~ l6
The Our Boys Club played on tho lower
grounds with the Knckerbocker Club Of this city yester
day, and defeated them easily by score VI % TO
The Alaskas played the Unions of Newark
In Elizabeth N. j. yesterday, and defeated them by
score OF IA 100.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-25

tne ball entering the hip and passing to the knee pan
where it lodged The guard who mas since been iockeu
up claims that the shooting unntentiona Inc oaii
was removed last week, since which time forter SUM
heen imnaneled and there is much indignation among
fhe citizens Porter's real Washington run
nam and his parents wealthy residents III lhgtnu
He had trouble with his brother aud would not return
lnmn
New-York tribune., 1876-07-25
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
.to, JIoisJ- Tho Hon. Cornelius A. Logan,

Metropolitan HoteI-The Hon. Cornelius Al a, Logan
T. \ Minister 10 Chill and Chief Engineer w H. SHOCK y ~
Nayy CLfrendon HOtel-F. c. Ford Of the lnernati2na
Fisheries Commission. Sturterdn Hone-EA Chti Js ,
o. A Iocraue of Georgia and Lieut. Commander G. bar
and Dr. a. A. Austin U: = Navy ilGBG,ah
The Hon T. \ Pnchback Of Louisiana ana *
a. Iugerso of Illinois FtTfh Accaus HOtCt-EX Congress
man D. j. Morren Pennsylvania III lLeiadrte Bot on
o. WhtclOuSc Of POughhecpSe ana r.. uo
Iercne of the Russian Centennial Commission GrdhG le,,
fy4 HOtel-fx CONGRESSMAN :. Newton Ptls o fenhHl
yana H0feI R5fecG-l apt. Smyh Of th' 10Th o1 lnth
British ArmySL Nicholas HOt.i-EN nayor d. NJ hapel'
OF Binghaiuon Gitsey HOUSe-Sir George Prescott Vi Ell
gland
New-York tribune., 1876-07-25
DESTRUCTION OF PETROLEUM BY LIGHTNING
PITTsBrRGH, Pa, July 24.-The following Is

7 ''-
statement in barrels of the oil destroyed by lightning
siacc April II, 1876: Parker. April H. 10000; sligo
Aoril l3 900; Oh city, June 3, A,OJo Peto!. June
400. Petroleum Center June -, 800; lr dfOyd, june
li JOGO: TroutmIn, June II, 5000 rhirylew, me
2G. $1,000. Rynd Farm, July 3 200; PllisbuEh, Jur
IL 1900; rcivnr City. Jrly u, 1900; DIX station,
YuIN 20 Gl. 500; minor ircs. 1000. Total. 2)6,3ll
New-York tribune., 1876-07-25
LERsEY CTrN,s TAX LEVY.

The Jersey City Board of Finance held a
private session last night and fixed the tax levy Tor tho
dscal year, tc ginning Dee l, 1876, at SllTS039 26,
which il reduction OF S92 19t 07 from last years levy
The levy last year was also less than the year before.
The state school tax not included IN the levy. Last
year Amounted TO Slj6.l79 St for Jersey City and
this year II vail amount to fl6lOO0.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-25
A. E. REDsToNE THOUGHT OF FOR vICE-PREsI
DENT

WASHINGTON, July PA committee COM
posed Of gentlemen from several States and identified
with the Independent Greenback movement are here,
urging upon the Secretary OF the National Executive
Committee the prOprety OF placing the name OF Albert
Redstonc VcePresdent the Peter Cooper Presi-
dental ticket
New-York tribune., 1876-07-25
DEATH OF THE HACK DRIVER WOUNDED AT
WEST POINT.

WEST PoIST, July 24.-Ab0ut Two weeks ago
a hack driver named William Porter TOOK party from
I.,,ond Falls to West Point late at night On his
,,rn the guard ut West Poiut challenged him Porter
spswerod, "a friend" and was shot without warning
New-York tribune., 1876-07-25
The FIRE RECORD.
DE AT coRywaII=Loss. $4,000

FIRE AT CORNwALL-LOss 10000
NEwBURGH, n. Y, July PA special to The
Journal from Cornwall says that six buildings IN the
heart OF that village destroyed by fire tins morning
The total loss il $4,000, partially Insured
New-York tribune., 1876-07-25

Ferry yeste rday, the attend the fnera, NJ
Garner aud his wife. Detectives George Elder "a ~
Thompson were at the ferry watching for pekpockets
arrested two, who their the P0ca
Thomas ana Sarah Phar. Thomas Phar has W
Of two years and six months In prison. and he wo
an equally notorious Ilcher. 'an V
New-York tribune., 1876-07-25

MILK OF MAGSEsIA in small doses Ia N.
most effective cholera moTbus
known to the profession To be had Of all druggists
New-York tribune., 1876-07-25
TILE S4RATOGA RACES

FEATURES OF THE SEASON.
THE HOTELS NOT SO CROWDED AS IN FORMER
yrARs-ocCUPArIoNs OF THE GUEsrs-IN1EREsr
IN THE RACING.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-25
Announcemcnts.l 1

Dyspeptics are always "out of sortsn Tba
PERUVIAN SYRUP cured cases q years standing
New-York tribune., 1876-07-25
BROOKLYN.


Register Whitney collected for arrears of taxes,
last week, Sj5,2Oj 81
A number of graves i'll Greenwood Cemetery
decorated with miniature American flags.
Henry C. Murphy, who was invited To deliver a
OF Long Island Aug -, has declined the invitation
Julia Grady, age s. of No. 1t GarHctt-st., while
playing dock the foot Of Court Sunday night
the water and drowned The body was recoy.
cred
The order to show cause why mandamus should
moi be issued compel Board Of city Works complete
Hampstead Reservoir dam retunabe Yesterday, but
vas postponed by Judge Barnard until MJlay Jaly 81
A. A. Lowe, Henry Pierrepont and other property
owners at the Of MonauesL. putting up own
expense protection from The summer in the shape of
awning over both sidewalks reaching from the Terry house
The number of interments during the heated
term" averaged daily in the different Long leland cemeteries
follows Calvary, 100 Lutheran, AZ; Cyprsss Inls 20
German Catholic, T.; Mount olive. Linden Hi. Jew.
isl o and Eycrgteens, 10.
In the suit of the Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany against Cassidy judgment rendered yesterday by
foreclosure aud sale for sls36S the
was entered for s37,9J9.
William N. Whitner of No. 154 Atlantic-avc. went
fishing excursion yacht Saturday night
pany Win ngmer Of fcn4i purag the night M WhneT
drowned lie % years Of and machinis by trade
The new bridge over the Gowanus Canal at Ninth
been completed the OF the Brooklyn Prospect
ibnty lsitiu foh non run lhls IL
OF the best managed, pesan-S and quickest routes
iron Fulton Ferry the Para an 10 Coney Island connecting
with the steam line, AMI also running directly
through 70 the best part oi the island i0 ladies' and children
As George Frank, age 4, son of George L. Frank
Of No 4s Nassaust, passing along the sidewalk yeser
day morning small dog. apparently mad bit him in leg.
wound Wa cauerzed- The dog subsequently bit eat
and dog finally killed In Adams Tlary.
ST. The eat killed but tho owner OF the bitten dog
refused TO put him to DEATH
in the suit of Charles Drummer against his wife for
absolute divorce Justice Barnard yesterday denied motion
Tor amony counsel fees The plaintiffs counsel said that
Mrs by her husband To enter hotel Ia
NewYork in company with Charles IL DuseIburv ~Bs Oh
New-York tribune., 1876-07-25
HOME NEWS

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs. IN
BROADWAY.
$50. Noon 749; SPIN. Midnight aB '''
Average, 69ssJ. Same daY, 1875, 15l4'.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-25
MANHATTAN YACHT CLUB REGATTA.

The seventh annual regatta of tho Manhat-
tan Yacht Club will take place to-day from tie foot Of
Eighty nintl-st., East River The start will be at IL
o'clock The for first and second classes viii he
from the anchora Wards Island TO the eastward of
Throggs Point buoy to the buoy Sands Point thence
home for the third and fourth classes, the
first class buoy Stepping Stones then return home
for the fifth class other classes, TO buoy at
ThrOggs Point thence home. The distance for first two
classes is 20 miles for next two, 20 miles and for the
fifth class l6 miles. The following gentlemen compose
the Regatta Committee and Judges: W. r. Duckworth
George Chase j. ID. Smith, S. NJ. Simpson, d. ID. Tomp
kips and Henry Agers. The following yachts are en-
tered
New-York tribune., 1876-07-25
DR.. RlDWiYS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly astecs elegantly coated for the OF all Dis
orders OF stomach liver bow kidneys, bladder nervous
diseases hcacl constipation cOsyeness Indigestion, dys
pcsa bousucss. bilious fever iIalzmauon of the b0wei
piles and an arrangements Of tho internal vscera Warranted
PRICE IS i.N is PER BOX. SOLD By DRUGGISTS.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-25

Name. Oicn>r.
Mary Gibs0n......N. lockwood
John y. LauthieT..A. /. Brush
Sophia Emma. Jacob kArlan
fifth CLASS.
Skip Jack. j. n. Bras4n gtOn
Jane................Chailes BUCK
New-York tribune., 1876-07-25
LONG ISLAND.


ROCKAwAY.-Whlc the beach was thronged with
visitors sunday OF wind up
denly and dd large amount OF damage during the fifteen
of its duration. The Magenta which had
just lct landing escaped tearing away of her
awnings aud top rigging. The William Coos lying
the wharf In all awnings and top
rigging were blown from their places, the
shes the sanchons fore aud aft twisted oG,
dred Camp Stools and hl"prr,trvcrs flying
though ugr air, landing Ia the swamp 500 yards distant aud
an immense nonParc carried up from the
deck and set upright against the stay chains of the upper
carried away irom Iianio Hotel and the roof
twisted out OF shape.
LONG ISLAND CrYThe police Of Long Island city have
not received any pay for TIE past foi months and In
instances compelled To sell their claims against city
STATEN ISLAND.
CLTToN.-Mrs. White on Sunday evening al her
Chestnut stepped the piazza in front OF
house. plank In the flooring and one Of her
legs passed through the opening fell portion of tho
broken plank turned up and penetrated the abdomen nic
ing terrible wound and seysrng arteries that she BLEED
Sic vas !6 years old O''Oi0 a oon' re"eN h'r
srIrLIos Yesterday were SIX vessels from Southern
& ae Anchorage a i5s o5S 9.S S lighters AT '' upper qaH
EpcEwArEh-rhe village authorities have instructed tho
bills OF the clifton Gas Company amounting s3 I77 5O
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
WEsrCHEsTER. - The town authorities have
awarded contract for radical Improvement OF the highway
from TLrOggs Neck to the West Farms drawbrdge.
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.
Delegates from the different German Young Mems
Christian Associations NewYork and vicinity met in Asso
Hall evening purpose forming Central
Organization O. j. Nehrbas, President Of German
tonai Association presided; committee consisting OF the
Ia draw ny constitution Speeches Of encouragement
%sosao and by Mos1s Mar xnaicns MsH aa
LindeId -
The ax-payers and prominent citizons Of the First
Ward held meeting last evening at No "a Greenwch to
New-York tribune., 1876-07-25

~, ,o.r.a A. as claimed that Brunner wished 70 ger a VI
his wife and that there was conspiracy " p ~ "
false position. al, 80 .
James Sloan, plasterer, living I'D olassoo.' ol
rnst.ce Rev,s court yesterday and stated that on
sunday he went into kept by Jack Brennan no
toous ruAian in Kentave spoke lightly OF the quo,
n. tneTeupOn struck mn III Wy
,- .r ynnn men who were the saloon also atacheu
him brennan finally ugly bulldog upon mr. Ian a the @
was ittru I'm the p arm, and leg before cscdplG nan
saloon Sloan warrants for the arles' vi o''
and mis- companions
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-30

The Democratic national convea-
tion in its platform adopted on
Wednesday attempted to place Cali.
fornia and Nevada, which since the
close Of the last session of the Cali
fornia Legislature and the return of
the Independents to the Republican
fold have been conceded to the Re-
publicans, again among the doubtful
States. The effort will fail. They
dared not come out boldly for hard
money for fear of bolt. which fact
wont help them any on the Pacific
coast. Their anti Chinese plank is
simply = piece of buncombe and
everybody knows the Republicans
aresound on that question, and Presi-
dent Grant himself called attention
to the evils of Monaghan immigra-
ton even before the cry against the
heather Chinee on this coast had
reached any considerable size and
fascs,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-30

We need, rs a nation, a new Rad 10
the Pacific from the Eastern States.
Why did not the cowardiy Congress
of last winter inaugurate lis buildingi
Ii would have given twenty thous-
and men employment. would have.
IN six months after II Mas COM
menced. opened ten thousand square
miles of land to settlers, and placed
them, though in the interior If the
continent. within easy distance of
market. Congress did no, dare 10 do
this for fear IT would influence I'M
favorably the coming election. -
The Enterprise.
True as gospel, We need com
peting line as nation, but the Pa
ciic Coast and especially Californls
needs it much more. Southern Cali.
fornia needs the Texas Pacific as
we did the present overland route
Arizona needs it. The thousands oil
people who flock to California Il
look In vain for work need road
that shall open up that territory
which is now chiefly given over Il
Indian m .rauders and Mexican ban
dts. 1t is about time that tn re wa.
. little legislation for the benefit o.
the people instead of for the election
OF p .rticular ticket. The presen
Confederate Congress has distin
guished itself. Its performances viii
be remembered good while. It ha,
won a record for stupidity and i'm
lecility only exceeded by the Cali
10 MIA Democratic Legislature of las1
winter. "a
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-30
THE ST. LOUIS CONVENTION.
Tilden for Observation-Disclosures
for Vice President.
Especial to 7ae Lyon Coaasy Times,l


ST.. LOUIS, June 2S.-The first bal
lot stood: Tilden 4l9L, Hendricks
lsa,s. Hancock IS, Bsyard 80, Park.
err is, Allen So, Broadhead 10.
On the second ballot the vote stood !:
Tilden 5S5, Hendricks GO. Allen 81.
Parker Is, Hancock 80, Bayard IL,
Thurman 2; necessary for choice,
49S.
On motion Tilden's nomination
was made unanimous, and at SEQ
r. NJ. the convention adjourned till 10
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
ST. LOUIS, June 29-l0:35 A. NJ
Bishop Robinson of Missouri opened
with prayer.
The chairman announces the next
order of business will be the nomina-
ton for candidate for the Vice Presi-
dent, and the roll call has reached
Indiana. Loud cheering.
1855 A. M.-Governor Harden OF
Missouri gives the unanimous vote
of Missouri for Thomas A. Hendricks
of Indiana.
IL A, M.-The roll call Of States Is
now going on. voting for Vice Presi-
dent The vote of the States will be
unanimous for Thomas 4. Hendricks.
II 20 A. Hendricks is unani-
mously elected for Vice President on
the first ballot,
1880 A. N-kelly submits 10 the
action of the convention and pledges
himself TO work with will for the
of Tildcn and Hendricks.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-30

40 LNHI on AFai fA>tsAt nlsG va
storaSc--from ssco to sl0ooo
To RENT,
A hsri-nnished house on St,wsr, street; rent.
$40 per month.
To RENT.
house on Howard s;reet-four rooms-S2s
To RENT.
A store. with fixtures for sale, on c street:
good business location; very ceutrsl.
WANTED.
\ partner to huy one-half interest in one IT
the best-psying saloons III town. doing =
large business,
FOR SALE.
A splendid private residence on C street, near
Carson.
FOR SALE.
A fine honse and lot and furniture on very
reasonable terms, IL fine location.
FOR SALE.
\ splendid oo;;Nse. with good lot, $, very
low figure.
~ Any amount Of good houso-hslp on
hand
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-30
CAPT. N. STEARN
Real Estate, General Commission,
Storage and Collection Business.
Goods stored on mission. and
81 Money Advanced On Constgn-
ments, tn sums 20 Suit.

USAvING THE LARGEST FfRE-PRooF
Il warehouse in Virgiuis. he Is now pre-
pared to store any amount Of goods on the
most reasonable rates. The warehouse WAS
formerly occupied 10y the Relief Committee.
under Wells, Fargo Ce.'s--entrsnce on ID
street ofi.ee--in Wells. Fargo Co.'S Build
ing. un street.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-30

We observe in a prospectus OF the
third annual Nevada State Fair re-
reived by yesterdays mail a little
squeamish superiuity, such as might;
emanate from superannuated minis
ter. A premium OF 800 is offered to
competing equeStriennes, and a fly
leaf is pasted to the page on which
the terms are printed saying that
ladies only of the 'highest respeeta-
bil.ty" will be allowed to ride.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-30

You'll see. sir st. ,.o,:ss delegate sang,
A Hay and misty November will hang
AraInd the elrc;ora lis;F'
or course" sail the other, for in those
last DAYS
Republican votes, and some more. will b.
yes.
And Democrat votes will he missed -
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-30
Political Points.

The Republicans pull altogether
this time.
How enthusiastically our minis
tiers and consuls will celebrate the
Centennial Fourth when they hear
that a Democratic House has cut off
their pay. Ii will get badly toasted.
much of a whipper after all. That,
depends. Some OF the whlppcrs
cover an awful heap of ground. The
chap who has laid ont Thurman and
Penlleion and old William Allen.
the Democratic Gollah of the West g,
is a sort of ihreshing machine that
small boys had better keep away
from.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-30
Fan Tan.

Sixteen Cinnamon were arrested
las. night tor paying tan. toar
teen were discharged and TWO held
to answer
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-30
MONEY! MONEY! MONEY!

% Loan ON Real Ests;e and advanced on
storasr--from $500 to $40 COZ
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-30
Fatally stabbed.

A man named Iorba was stabbed
At Wilmington day before yesterday
aud Is not expected 10 recover. He
was stabbed 10y one Jones who HAD
been on spree with him and accus.
ed him OF robhing him.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-30

DIR, u WAeSxR's dispeasary Ne, ls6 South
c street, Virginia. Nevada, Is the best place
20 get cured Of seminal weakness, ehrouie
AID private diseases. He guarantees = cure
Ct 10 pay. CONSULTATION free.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-30
NEW TODAY.

rRNHE CONTRIBUTORS FOR THE pUg.
Il chase OF the silver City DAG are re-
quested - meet at the BSnAaks saloon GA Sat
urday evening July LIST. at O'Clock sharp. fur
the purpose of selecting person g. take
charge of said Gag. c d ZABglSKIg
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-30
Democrats Pleased.

A letter from Soleda d IN this even
ing's Express says that the Chinese
have struck gold IN the bed of the
creek Rorth of san Fernando luu-
mel. The workiEen have left the
tunnel 10 lay ont claims, and quite
an excitement has been inauguraled
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-30

SErrLE.--Ali those indebted 10
the undersigned for mix vii. lake
notice that | have leased my dairy.
made before the first day OF June To
save costs. A. PERKINS.
Dayton, May 10, 1876.